Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1988 volume:

1 fHustang ’88 ICorrtto liSfiijtj §rtfool ICoretto, Glemtessce Table of Contents Opening 2 People 11 Seniors 31 Academics 39 Student Life 47 Athletics 67 Organizations 89 Traditions 107 Ads 123 Closing 149 1 Richard Shelton competes in the Miss Ugly LHS contest and is escorted by Hope Putman. This is the couple that the crowd chose to be Miss Ugly LHS. Mr. Augustin and Candy Story paint a picture of the old Loretto High School while Sherry Richardson is inspecting. Russell Methvin and Stephanie Gooch participate in our Halloween dress up day. They are dressed as street bums, gathering what other people wouldn't have. Mrs. Earnest and Ginger Staggs paint the Mustang mascot, preparing the wall for the district bas- ketball tournaments held here at LHS. 2 The Senior class carries out the tradition in Mrs. Newton's English Class by the play, Macbeth. Bryan Weaver discovers the easy way to do (Left-right) Carla Keener, Tebra Gieske, and Candy Story act out a witch scene in front of the Mathematics is the only way to do it. class. Dress up day at Halloween aroused a big suspicion at who was who. Mr. Green is tickled at Daniel McMasters who threatens everyone with his ax and scares them with his face. Harley Simbeck is getting ready to compete in the Miss Ugly LHS contest, where a boy dresses as a girl and is escorted by a girl dressed as a boy. 3 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING 1988 The year of 1988 was the first year Loretto has held a Basketball homecoming. Our Mustangs played Summertown on February 16. The girls kept up their winning season while the boys just couldn't pull it off. Stephanie Gooch was our homecoming queen, she was escorted by Shannon Burks RIGHT. The homecoming activities included an ugly contest and a mini-float contest. This season there were five senior girls on the Lady Mustangs. (Left-right) Candy Story, Carla Keener, Melanie Cotton, Kim Davis, and Sherry Richardson. Shannon Burks and Dan Henkel were the only seniors to play this year. 4 TOP (left-right) Richard Shelton escorted Christy Cook, Ken Hobbs escorted Christina Elkins, Shannon Burks escorted Stephanie Gooch, Mark Rohling escorted Lea Augustin, Chad Wright escorted Tara Hollman, Patrick Daniels escorted Bridgette Dover, and David Ridgeway escorted Amy Jones. BOTTOM LEFT (Top Row, left-right) The cheerleaders for the season were Andrea Franklin, Cara Childress, Paige Williams, Sharon Henkel, Mary Smith (Middle) Mirenda Killen, Amy Dotson, Amy Dean (Bottom) Stephanie Cox. CENTER (left-right) The freshman attend- ant was Amy Jones, Bridgette Dover was the sophomore attendant, Christina Elkins was one of the senior attendants, Stephanie Gooch was our homecoming queen, Tara Hollmann and Lea Augustin were the other two attendants of the senior class, and the junior attendant was Christy Cook. BOT- TOM RIGHT One of the entries for the mini-float contest was the French float pulled by Philip Brown. We are fortunate enough this year to have three foreign exchange students, Stefan Simon, Mark Josten, Curro Alfaro. The unique personality of each of these students makes the school year 1987-1988 a novel experience for the faculty and students at Loretto High. Mark Josten comes from a middle sized town near the border of the Netherlands in Germany and is staying with the Peter Etienne family. Here at Loretto he is learning a lot of English, but he is also acquiring this awful Tennessee slang. He comes to America to get the experience of living in another culture and for the fun of it. Also his goal is to acquire a knowledge of English, He plans on telling his family that his stay here has been a nice experience, and that he had a good time and that he met quite a lot of nette leute (nice people) during that time. Mark comments that the television is okay, but it would be better if you would leave out the soap operas and the commercials. He plans on visiting the U.S. again, but he doesn't think it would be in Loretto (perhaps for a short time). He is going to take home with him a C-D player and some more electronic equipment because that is almost all they allow you to take back. As Mark's visit comes to an end he states: War eine echt schone zeit und ich glaube, dass ich die U.S.A. trotz allem vermissen werde. Stefan Simon lives with his mother in an apartment house, in a town with about 60,000 inhabitants. It is around 10 miles from Cologne, a city with 1,000,000 people. A typical school day starts at 8 o'clock and lasts until about 3 o'clock. Each day you have 8 classes and have 11 different subjects a week. He thought coming to America would be a different experience for him to learn how to live in a different society. He says the T.V. show selection here is too big and he never knows what he should watch, but you always have good movies. He doesn't like the commercials interrupting all the time. After he returns home, he will go two more years to the secondary school then he must go to the army for two years. At the end of his army training he is planning to go to the University. Stefan replies that he would want to come back during the holidays, but he has no particular plans on what he will do when he returns. As Stefan's visit comes to an end he states: Vielen dank fur die gute zeit die ich hier verbracht habe! FAR FROM THE ORDINARY Curro comes to us from Madrid, Spain and is staying with the James Rohling family while at LHS. He says that his reasons for coming are first, to speak English better, second, to spend a really fun high school year, and third, to learn a lot of new things. When asked what he missed about Spain, he replies that he misses mostly the people at home who care about him and next, the fun, Friday nights. At home there are five family members, a brother, two sisters, and his parents. His sisters are 23 and 22 and his brother is 10. When in school in Spain, Curro wakes up at 8:00 A.M. He starts to school at 9:00 A.M. Lunch is at 11:00 A.M. School begins again at 2:30 P.M. and finishes at 5:30 P.M. or 6:00 P.M. After school there is homework for the next day. After high school Curro plans to go to France and then to return to the U.S. to Kentucky or Boston to some factories where his father works. Curro has a deep respect for American girls and their crazy, straightforward attitude toward life. What he likes most is that they are unafraid to say what they think without shyness or embarrassment. For a final comment Curro says: “No me arrepiento en absoluto de haber venido uno ano a U.S.A. Me lo he pasado fenomeno, todo el mundo ha sido muy amable conmigo. Gracias a todos. 7 ■ HOMECON Angie Cox, Michael Beckman, Scott Russ, and Hope Putman, work on the Junior float on Homecoming Day. The Cheerleaders at the pep rally the night before Homecoming at downtown Loretto. Tammy Flatt and Ken Hobbs stuff pomps on the Senior float. John Ab. gets ready for the Homecoming parade. 8 ING '87 Kim Kimbrell was crowned 1987-88 Homecoming Queen. The bonfire before Homecoming Day was in the field beside Ben Franklin. The 1987-88 Homecoming Queen and her court. 9 Craziness is ... Goofing Around — Sara Smith Mirenda at Cheerleading Camp — Mirenda Kil- len Today's Rock-n-Roll Music — Mark Rholing, Robbie Beckman, Shawn Green, and Chuck Owens Going Cave Crazy Over The One You Love — Christina Elkins and Ken Hobbs 10 A PECPLE ' , � 11 Junior Class Officers President: Clay Aldridge; Vice President: Kelli James; Secretary: Shannon Perry; Treasurer: Greg Garretson Clay Aldridge Leroy Adams Shawn Andrews Veronica Ayers Michael Beckman JUNIORS Daryl Brown Sheila Brown Shelley Brown Melanie Burden Danny Burgess David Byrd Dennis Chandler Michelle Coleman Christy Cook Angie Cox Danny Cox Kim Cox Greg Crabb Billy Crosby Bonnie Davis Amy Dean Amy Dotson Rod Earnest Mark Eddy Laura Fancher Amy Faust Kevin Fincher Kim Flatt Susan Flatt Bennie Fralix Glennie Fralix Charles Ferk Greg Garetson Lesleigh Gayle Carla Gieske Mark Gladney Tonya Golden Denise Goolsby Melinda Gowen Not Pictured 13 JUNIORS David Green Kim Green Lisa Gray Tina Gray Tina Hale Kelly Hall Joey Hensley Karen Hensley Matthew Hollis Regina Hollman Debbie Holt Phil Hooper Alma Horton Jalana Irvin Jim bo James Kellie James Sonya Jimmerson Brent Kelly Shannon Kennedy Mirenda Killen Linda Kilpatrick Rhonda Lamprecht Jim Lopp Stanley Luther 14 Sherry Martin Belinda Masterson Jody Mattox Rhonda McDonald Jimmy McGill Mark McMasters Steve McMasters Kim Miller Craig Moore Kevin Moore Mario Moore Cynthia Morrow Aaron Mullins Christie Nash Greg Neal Leah Anne Neidert Renee Nelson Susie Nelson Clifford Novem Danielle Passarella Mike Perry Shannon Perry Amanda Purser Anthony Purser 15 JUNIORS Rick Purser Hope Putman Tammy Ridgeway )oey Rigling Tabitha Rosson Scott Russ Tony Sandrell Richard Shelton Tina Shelton Dawn Simbeck Harley Simbeck Tara Simbeck Tina Simbeck Jason Slater Kristie Slater Robbie Smith Sara Smith Sandra Smotherman Vicki Springer Ginger Staggs Terry Staggs Amy Stanford Kevin Stanford Lynn Stephenson 16 Not Pictured: David Allen Wayne Allen Leigh Bates Jamie Childress Melinda Clayton Dave Davis Cecil Evans Stephen Ferguson Shane Gist James Hickman Melinda Keeton Paul Mason John Powell Chris Reeves Scott Rhodes James Rogers John Simbeck Scottie Springer Randy Spurgeon David Williams Johnny Stone Shane Story Jeremy Stutts Melanie Stutts Tommy Tucker Susan Turner Jamie Wade Richie Wakefield Naomi Walters Brett Weaver Scott White Lee Whitley John Williams Paige Williams Wayne Williams Jamie Wilson Chris Yarborough 17 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1990 Sophomore Class Officers President: Robin Dishongh; Vice President: Kevin Smith; Secretary: Amy Kimbrell; Treasurer: Linda jones. Francisco Alfaro Tammy Atwell Chad Augustin Tony Beard Matt Beckman Todd Beckman Troy Beecham Karin Beuerlein Teresa Boyd Melissa Bradley Darrell Brown Phillip Brown Sabrina Brown Debbie Burgess Chris Butler .. A 18 Lisa Byrd Melanie Byrd Keith Campbell Scott Carter Cara Childress Melinda Clayton Patrick Daniels Dennis Davis Jennifer Davis Kelli Davis Melissa Davis Tracy Dean Dana Deese Rebecca Denton Melody Denton Robin Dishongh Jimbo Dotty Bridgette Dover Valerie Etienne Teresa Fisher Mary Ann Foust Andrea Franklin Michelle Freis Trisha Gallien Lisa Giles Beth Gladney Scottie Gobble Doug Grooms Michelle Gulley Elizabeth Hardwick 19 SOPHOMORES Sharon Henkel Jennifer Highsmith Timothy Hollman Chris Holt Misty Horton Brian Howell Dave Hughes Donna Hughes Beverly Hunt Sharon Johns Paul Johnson Linda Jones Becky Keeton Wayne Kelley Bubba Kelly Randy Kelton Amy Kimbrell Stephen Littleton Jamie Mattox Christy McDonald Amanda McIntyre Jeremy McKissack Greg Meyer Johnnie Mosley Lynn Newton Johnny Owens Andy Pace Nikki Pennington Kim Perry Jody Peters 20 Not Pictured Leroy Byrd Michelle Coleman Stephanie Cox Allen Douglas Christine Foust Mark Gist John Hardin Debra Holt Michelle Hunt Linda Kilpatrick Danny McMackin Chris Newton Sandra Seymore Sandra Smotherman Kristal Tucker Wayne Williams Jonathan Pettus Latrell Powell Shannon Powell Brian Roberts Todd Robertson Michael Robinson Myra Robinson Michelle Russ Kevin Smith Mary Smith Stephanie Smith Annette Stem Jason Tankersly Leigh Ann Thomas Michele Tinin Melissa Wallace Brian Walters David Warner Melissa Weathers Bryan Weaver Tina Weigert John White Paul White Sean Williams Nicole Wisdom 21 ■UT ALWAYS r (Left to right) Christy Shelton — President, Cheryl Davis — Vice President, Wayne Simbeck — Secretary, Amy Jones — Treasurer Kevin Adams Robby Adams Felicia Andrews Alicia Bassham Mark Boyd Susie Brewer Chris Brown Jason Brown Tonya Brown Mark Buttrum Amanda Byrd Terry Camron Amanda Cannon Brandi Carter Tony Coleman ____________CLASS OF 1991 22 Kim Daniels Carol Davis Cheryle Davis Jeff Dean Allison Dollar Jennifer Dotson Jenni Earnest Anna Edwards Jason Estes Deanna Ezell Shane Flatt Christine Foust Bryan Fox Dana Franks Naomi Freis Ben Garland Leon Glaze Crystal Gobble Lee Green Mark Green Keith Hand David Hartsfield Kevin Henson Herbie Hill 23 FRESHMEN Ninette Howell David Hughes Lottie Hughes Patti Hughes Tammy Joiner Amy Jones Henry King Katy King John Kress Ryan Krick Michelle Legg Brian Leighton Sandra Malone Mitch Marks Casey Marston Allison McDow Ten McGee Jimmy Moore Bridgette Morrison Jay Neidert Martha Newton Tammy Nolen Teresa Pace Shawn Parson 24 f Kent Peden Andy Perry Jason Perry Monte Prince Brenda Purser Donnie Purser Tommy Raymond David Ridgeway Tera Roberson Anthony Roberts Bobby Roberts Kevin Rose Samantha Russell Stephanie Russell Nicole Sawyer Cheri Schaeffer Misty Sewell Christy Shelton Wayne Simbeck Christy Simpson Michael Slater Gloria Smith Lydia Smith Michael Springer 25 FRESHMEN Sherry Staggs Kim Stanford Michael Stephens Shelley Story Johnny Taylor Scott Tays Christy Thigpen John Thigpen Paul Tidwell Scott Tucker Johnny Wayland Jamie Wayne Anthony Weathers Jeff Webb Bill White Jennifer Wisdom Nickey Word Not Pictured: Michael Bromley Jason Carter Jim Childress Charles Ferk Andrew Heon Melanie Johns Greg Novem Sabrina Olive Todd Pesnell Stephanie Riddle Michelle Sewell Jeremy Shaw Malcolm Simbeck Brad Slater J. D. Smith Kevin Story Paul Tidwell Penny Wilson 26 ADMINISTRATION TOP: Mr. David Daniel, Principal, relaxes thinking of the year's events at Loretto High. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Mac Brown, Guidance Counselor, takes a break from a day's work. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Tommy Schell, Vice- Principal, takes in that beautiful sunshine on the baseball field. Andy Augustin Psy, Sri., Earth and Space Sri. Chuck Barnett Am History, Asst Basketball Coach Debra Barnett Geometry. Math IV, Compute Ap. Math Henry Beckman General Building Anita Belew Typing I, Typing II, Accounting 28 Grant Earnest Ap. Math, Pre. Alg, Gen. Math Mary Nell Franks H. Ec. I, Fam. Liv., Ch. Dev., Foods Hous., Clothing v 'sJL Darnell Ganetson English n Donna Geise Robert Green Dm Henson-Hunt English 1 Economics Librarian 29 FACULTY John Kimbrell Basketball Coach Royce Neidert Physics, Mech Draw. I, Mech Draw II Susanne Reeves French I, French II, Spanish 1, Spanish U, Yearbook Jerry Taylor P.E., Health, Girls Basketball Coach Dolly Leighton Eng III Genevieve Newton Eng IV Donald Waldrop Ag. I. II, III, and IV Pat Murrell Eng., History, Math Randall Peppers JTPA Donna Simbeck Alg. II (Sax), Alg. 11 Merle West Geography, Football 30 SENIORS ___2____ 31 SENIORS (Left-right) John Abercrombie — Treasurer, Sherry Richardson — Secretary, Pam Robertson — Vice President, Stephanie Gooch President John Abercrombie Anissa Adams Lisa Alsup S' Tammy Andrews Wayne Arnold Lea Augustin Tressy Ayers Anita Barnes Jennifer Beckman Rob Beckman 32 Renae Behel John Box John Brewer Matt Brown Jerry Bunt Shannon Burks Ricky Byrd Angie Cabler Cheryl Chandler Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Ann Clayton Tracy Cleveland Avery Cole Gina Comer Melanie Cotton SENIORS Shane Dixon Lynn Douglas Shane Eaton Christina Elkins Bobby Faulkner Cindy Fowlkes Lee Ellen Fisher Steven Fisher Tammy Flatt Amy Foust Teresa Franklin Susan Gable Tebra Gieske Donald Giles Stephanie Gooch Barbara Goolsby Shawn Green Dan Fienkel 34 Anthony Henson Ken Hobbs Stephanie Hollis Tara Hollmann Tracy Holt Brent Jacobs Sean Jimerson Melissa Johnson Thomas Johnson Tim Johnson Terri Joiner Beth Jones Mark Josten Carla Keener Bobby Killen Kim Kimbrell Barbie King Pam Lamprecht SENIORS Dana McCain Deanna McIntyre Chris McMasters Daniel McMasters Russell Methvin 36 , Brenda Perrin Donald Perry Sheri Price Jay Reed Sherry Richardson Bobby Roberson Pam Robertson Jimmy Rogers Mark Rohling Roger Roland Darrell Rosson Melissa Rosson Terrell Rosson Anthony Russ Greg Russell Steve Sandlin Chris Sewell Wade Seymore Mariam Simbeck Stefan Simon Charlotte Smith 37 Tanya Springer Mark Springer Tim Stanford Eric Stephens Candy Story Picture Not Available John Tankersly Kim Vanderford John Weaver Ricky Weaver Jeffrey Wisdom Chad Wright (Left-right) Shawn Green, Mark Rohling, Chuck Owens, Chad Wright, Donald Perry spend their free time in the library. 38 A ACADEMICS ? � 8 GOLD RECORD CLUB 1987-88 « §«£© Freshmen (Left to right) Crystal Gobble, Jay Neidert, Alison Dollar, Kim Stanford, Dana Franks, Kristie Shelton, Katy King, Brian Leighton, Michelle Legg, Lydia Smith, Henry King Sophomores (Left to right) Karin Beuerlein, Greg Meyer, Chad Augustin, Trisha Gallien, John White, Bridgette Dover, Michael Robinson, Kellie Davis, Myra Robinson, Melissa Bradley, Brian Walters, Stephanie Smith era® juniors (Left to right) Harley Simbeck, Amy Stanford, Scott Russ, Dawn Simbeck, Dennis Chandler, Melanie Stutts, Shelley Brown, Jimmy McGill, Brett Weaver, Christie Nash, Richie Wakefield, Veronica Ayers Seniors (Left to right) Alison Dishongh, Barbie King, Carla Keener, Tammy Flatt, Dana McCain, Tara Hollmann, Jeff Wisdom, Sherry Richardson, John Weaver, Stephanie Gooch, Lea Augustin, Cindy Fowlkes, Tressy Ayers SCHOLASTIC BOWL SCHOLASTIC BOWL (Back Row, 1 to r) Mrs. Barnett, sponsor, Mrs. Newton, sponsor, Mrs. Henson-Hunt, sponsor, Dana Franks, Leah Anne Neidert, Crystal Gobble, Michael Robinson, John Williams, Mr. Simbeck, sponsor (Front Row, 1 to r) John Brewer, Dawn Simbeck, Karin Beuerlein, Chad Wright, Dennis Chandler, Jimmy McGill, Avery Cole CAREER DAY lC April 22 was our 3rd Annual Career Day. From 8:00 until 11:00 we hosted over 22 guest speakers representing several different occupations. Some of the careers being represented were: Nursing, Physical Therapy, Journalism, Radio, and several Armed Forces. 43 ACADEMICS Just Another TOP RIGHT: Tonya Brown really enjoys Science lab. ABOVE: Chad Wright looks for the stars. RIGHT: Bubba Kelly and Roger Roland are paying attention in Mrs. Barnett's class. BELOW LEFT: Jeffrey Wisdom, Melissa Johnson, and Mark Springer ponder economic theory. BELOW RIGHT: Alicia Bassham and Misty Sewell find themselves in Science lab making amazing discoveries. Day at L.H.S. UPPER RIGHT: are Brent Jacobs, Russell Methvin, Daniel McMas- ters, and John Weaver reading lines from Macbeth, BELOW: are Health students learning the proper way to use CPR. BELOW LEFT: are General Building students pigging out. BELOW: are Amy Thomas and Christy Cook catching up on their assignments in yearbook class. LOWER RIGHT: is Mrs. Belew's class preparing themselves for another day of typing. ACADEMICS WE TRUST BOB BARON This year we were very fortunate to have Bob Baron visit us. Not onl did we get to see Bob Baron, but also his Weather Wagon. ABOVf LEFT: Russell Methvin is presenting Bob a Loretto Mustangs sweat shirt. ABOVE: is Bob Baron and his Weather Wagon. BELOW: is a photc of Bob Baron as he talks to the many students from the Physics and Earth and Space Science classes. A STUDENT LIFE 47 SUPERLATIVES FRESHMAN SUPERLATIVES MR. AND MISS CLASS ... Jay Neidert and Amy Jones MOST ATHLETIC . .. Bill White and Jenny Earnest MOST STUDIOUS ... Mitch Marks and Katy King FRESHMAN SUPERLATIVES MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT . .. Ryan Krick and Misty Sewell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ... Casey Marston and Christy Shelton FRIENDLIEST ... Johnny Taylor and Alicia Bassham 49 SUPERLATIVES SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES 50 John White and Stephanie Smith MOST ATHLETIC ... Shag Douglas and Christie McDonald MOST STUDIOUS Patricia Gallian and Kevin Smith k i SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ... Curro and Amy Kimbrell MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT ... Jonathan Pettus and Mary Smith FRIENDLIEST ... Stephanie Cox and Scott Carter SUPERLATIVES MR. AND MISS CLASS ... Richard Shelton (not pictured) and Shelly Brown MOST STUDIOUS ... Brett Weaver and Melanie Stutts MOST ATHLETIC ... Terry Staggs and Melanie Burden 52 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT ... Mario Moore and Renee Nelson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ... Scott Russ and Christy Cook FRIENDLIEST ... Danny Cox and Shannon Perry 53 MR. AND MS. LHS Mr. and Ms. LHS Daniel McMasters and Sherry Richardson 1st Alternates: Dana McCain and Russell Methvin 4th Alternates: Stephanie Gooch and John Weaver 55 3rd Alternates: Tara Hollmann and Dan Henkel HMk SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Shannon Burks and Sherry Richardson — Most Athletic Bobby Killen and Charlotte Smith — Most Likely To Succeed John Weaver and Barbie King — Most Studious } V 'VVVS‘S‘NVVVu Ken Hobbs and Not Pictured Pam Robertson — Frien- dliest MUSTANG MADNESS This year marks our second annual Mustang Mad- ness Day. It was filled with such events as the Tire Roll, the Super Slip and Slide, the Grab Bag Relay, the Ob- stacle Course, the Eeg-Ear Relay, and various others. This year our Mustang Madness team that won was Martha's Muley's led by Mario Moore. Other team members were Richard Shelton, Jamie Wilson, Jeremy Stutts, Mark McMasters, and Kevin Fincher. The alternates were Hope Putman and Scott Carter. The Muley's chose their name in honor of Mrs. Martha Crawford, their beloved Chem- istry teacher. Besides all the field events, everyone en- joyed eating outside, basking in the sun, and watching the cheerleaders get dunked! Siri SttO u Lorello Hiah 11 Opposite Page: (Top Row, 1-r) Kim Davis receives the Volleyball MVP Award. Sheri Price receives the Volleyball Academic Award while Brent Jacobs receives the Football MVP Award. (Second Row, 1-r) Terrell Rosson receives the Football Lineman Award while Matt Brown receives the Back Award. Sherry Richardson and Carla Keener both received the Girls Basketball Academic Award. (Row Three, 1-r) Carla Keener receives the U.S. Army Ac- ademic Award while Brent Jacobs receives the Boys U.S. Army Academic Award. Beth Jones receives the Girls Tennis MVP Award. (Row Four, 1-r) Darrell Rosson and Terrell Rosson both receive the Football Captain Awards. Brent Jacobs receives the Football Academic Award. (Row Five, 1-r) Sherry Richardson receives the Girls Basketball MVP Award while Greg Garretson receives the Boys Basketball MVP Award. Richie Wakefield receives the Boys Tennis MVP Award. (Not Pictured) Bobby Roberts, he received the Mustang Award. Bobby Roberson receives the Baseball MVP Award. Terrell Rosson receives the U.S. Marine Award. SENIOR BANQUET Barbie King receives the Valedicto- rian Award. Tressy Ayers receives the Salutato- rian Award. Next Page: (Top Row, 1-r) John Brewer receives Barbie King receives the following the John Phillip Sousa Award while Tressy awards: French, Physics, Beta, History, Ayers receives the Spanish Award. Jay Reed Math, English, Bausch Lomb Science receives the Rusty Nail Award. (Second Row, 1- Award. She also received the Woodmen r) John Box receives the Golden Hammer of the World History Award. Award while Tammy Flatt receives the Art Award. Russell Methvin receives the Biology Award. (Third Row, 1-r) Chuck Owens receives the Drafting Award while Patricia Taylor re- ceives the Home Economics Award. Steve Sandlin receives the Agriculture Award. (Row Four, 1-r) Russell Methvin receives the Presidential Student Council Award while Ricky Byrd receives the Vocational Agricultural Award FFA. Chad Wright and Avery Cole receive the Scholastic Bowl Awards. (Row Five, 1-r) The following received the Library Awards: Barbie King, Shane Eaton, Beth Jones, Chris Sewell, and Cindy Fowlkes. Mark Rohling and Shawn Green receive the Science Awards while Rob Beckman receives the Student Council Awards. Tressy Ayers and Tim Johnson receive the other Student Council Awards. (Not Pictured) Terri Joiner, she also received the Art Award and Stephanie Gooch — Beta Club Award. 61 SENIOR ASSEMBLY . H r Mr.Simbeck gives the scholastic teams their awards. Renee Nelson was awarded the journalism award for her work on the newspaper staff. Susan Gable and Kathy Pennington won awards at the Marguerite Rose Burton Art Show. Mrs. Franks gives Amy Kimbrell one of the Home Ec. awards, along with Amy, Jennifer Wisdom and Rhonda Lamprecht who also got awards. 63 Pam Roberson, Tressy Ayers, Kim Kimbrell, Chellye Littrel, and Tara Hollmann read the senior prophecies. GRADUATION 1988 Stephanie Gooch, Senior Class President, reads a poem written for the Tressy Ayers, Salutatorian, welcomes friends, parents, classmates, occasion. relatives and special guests. Barbie King, Valedictorian, delivers her farewell address. Tara Hollmann gives the benediction. 64 Shining Bright Valedictorian Barbie King Salutatorian Tressy Ayers 64A 64B 64C SENIOR TOP TWELVE Lea Augustin Allison Dishongh Tamara Flatt Cindy Fowlkes Stephanie Gooch Tara Hollmann Brent Jacobs Carla Keener Dana McCain Sherry Richardson John Weaver Jeffrey Wisdom 64 D DATES 4 My Worst Date Ever Wa: I went on a blind date with a disgusting illiterate guy who talked funny. ik Lisa Gray we had gone to Lawrenceburg and were returning home. All of a sudden there was a loud noise and the stopped. My date got out and started working around under the hood. Now, had I not already been late getting home and had 1 known anything about trucks, it wouldn't have been so bad. He told me to try and start the truck. Sure, no problem, riglif? Wrong! Idi3, but when I almost ran over him . . Well I'll just say he wasn't too agreeable the re«?t of the wa bome.B erorricaAyer§ . this guy carried me to Hut and we ate. When we got ready to leave he look Have you got any m — Cleryl Chanlller t me and said, I went out with this guy who took me riding around While we were riding we hardly said a word to each A other. When we went to eat he made me pay for my ov n supper. After that I was ready to go home, but he forced me to stay. Then he took me out somewhere in the woods where 1 didn't know, and told me to get ready. I asked him what for, then he told me. I laughed and hit him. He took me home. — Tara Simbeck My cousin fixed me up with this guy. I thought 1 would have a good time, but 1 was wrong! His idea of a good time was listening to vulgar music while riding on back roads and spinning out of old rusty bridges. When he tried to spin out this time he flooded the car. So he turned off the car, lights, radio, etc. We waited a few minutes and then the car started. He was still dead set on spinning out, so that's what he did. The only problem was he forgot to turn the lights back on. He crashed into the bridge on my side! Rhonda When I got home I was so relieved because I would never have to speak to that idiot again! Moore was wnen mre gw took me to eat. When we got there he asked if 1 wanted anything to eat, so I said sure. He looked at me and said Go buy it 66 A ATHLETICS 2______ � FOOTBALL MUSTANG FOOTBALL The '87 season was another disappointing year for the Mustangs. They were just never able to put everything in the right place at the right time. No matter how hard they tried, things just never went their way. This season was not a total loss though. Better things emerged as the season progressed. Many young players had to take the veteran positions. These youngsters did admirable jobs and they will be a good foundation to build on. It's necessary to build a winning program, and that is what the Mustangs are trying to do. With a couple more years and a few more games, they will. 69 FOOTBALL (Left-right, Back Row) Sean Williams, Anthony Roberts, Kevin Fincher, Jeremy Stutts, Anthony Russ, Terry Staggs, Shannon Kennedy, Brent Jacobs, Kevin Stanford, Wayne Gray, Dale Davis (Second Row) Chris Holt, Mark McMasters, Allen Douglas, Stephen Fisher, Herbie Hill, Patrick Daniels, Matt Brown, John Harden, Chris Reeves, Terrell Rosson, Darrell Rosson (Front Row) Mark Green, Tony Pesnell, Jamie Mattox, Jason Carter, Terry Cameron, Lee Green, Jimbo James, Bobby Roberts, Jason Brown 70 Coach Debra Earnest, (Front Row, 1-r) Tina Shelton, Tammy Ridgeway, Nikki Pennington, Christy Shelton, Shelley Story (Second Row, 1-r) Regina Hollman, Kellie James, Gina Comer, Elizabeth Hardwick (Back Row, 1-r) Samantha Moore, Sheri Price, Pam Robertson, Candy Story, Carla Keener, Kim Davis Sept. Oct. DATE OPPONENTS SCORES 8 LCHS 15-2 Summertown 15-7 15-2 15-9 10 Brentwood Acad. 7-15 Hampshire 15-1 16-14 15-8 8-15 •15 Culleoka 15-3 Mt. Pleasant 15-0 15-1 15-11 22 Franklin 15-1 Sante Fe 15-3 15-3 15-5 24 Columbia 15-2 Brentwood High 15-9 13-15 15-13 15-12 •29 LCHS 15-6 Summertown 15-12 15-11 15-4 1 Hampshire 15-3 Brentwood Acad. 4-15 15-5 9-15 6 Mt. Pleasant 15-2 Culleoka 15-0 15-5 15-4 •13 Franklin 15-5 Sante Fe 15-6 15-5 15-8 15 Columbia 15-7 Brentwood High 15-5 15-9 1-15 15-13 HOME GAMES • The year was a success due to great senior leadership, lots of teamwork, effort and cooperation. The team adjusted to a new 5-1 offense that helped them on de- fense as well. It also led to excellent blocking. They had strong hitters with a dual hitter setter with Kim and Sheri. They went to district tournament seeded second at the end of the season and was upset by third seeded, fired-up B'wood Hi team that also upset 1 seeded B'wood Acad. There was a good effort — just wasn't our night to win ' stated Mrs. Earnest. The Loretto High Volleyball team en- ded their season with Miss Earnest getting COACH OF THE YEAR and Kim Davis and Candy Story getting on the ALL-DISTRICT TEAM. Their record for the year was 19-3. 71 VOLLEYBALL tMHi VOLLEYBALL SENIORS UPPER LEFT: Kim Davis is ready to dig, while Candy Story spikes one to the Brentwood High defenders. UPPER RIGHT: Carla Keener serves one over in a home game with Hampshire. LOWER LEFT: Candy Story blocks the spike of a Brentwood High opponent. LOWER RIGHT: Samantha Moore and Regina Hollman makes sure this spike is suc- cessful. 73 BOYS BASKETBALL The Mustangs experienced a season of exciting play and action. Led by their All-district player, ( Garretson, the Mustangs compiled a record of only 6- 19 but fell short on a few games that could have gone either way. The three-point shot provided added excitement to the Mustangs7 style of high- paced play. Richie Wakefield shot the eyes out of the basket with the long bomb, to gain honors as the second highest three-point shooter in the Mid-state area for much of the season. The Mustangs were very young this season, losing only two seniors to graduation; Dan Henkel and Shannon Burks. Our team will be returning a group of seniors for next yeaT that will surely be expected to make some r? waves in the district 9-AA race. 74 Jack Row) Mario Moore, Richard Shelton, Scott Carter, Shannon Burks, Dan Henkel, Richie Wakefield, Greg Garretson (Front Row) Phil looper, Harley Simbeck, Mark Buttrum, Jamie Wilson, Mike Perry — Manager 75 Shannon Burks, 1988 Mustang Senior Dan Henkel, 1988 Mustang Senior Greg Garretson breaks for good rebounding position. BOYS BASKETBALL Richard Shelton gets open so he can get the ball for a good shot. Phil Hooper gets ready to sink another free throw for the Mustangs. Richie Wakefield attempts a shot hoping to score two points for the team. In J95S the first state wide girls basketball tournament was held with the winner to be recognized as the first State Champion The Loretto Lady Mustangs were the first ladies to bring home a State Championship trophy. Along with the trophy went the honor of always remembering who the first champs were The lady Mustangs again received the honor of playing in the State in '59 and 60 Although neither year were the l ady Mustangs successful in bringing a trophy home, they did have the privilege of playing on a State Tournament team. Again in ‘61 the lady Mustangs earned a spot in the State. This year they brought home a second place trophy The 62 Lady Mustangs gained a spot in the State Tournament making it five years in a row the Lady Mustangs appeared The Lady Mustangs ended the five year streak by placing third After being absent from State Tournament play for thirteen yeans, the 1975 Lady Mustangs earned a trip back They were defeated in the first game by the soon-to be State Champs, Bradley County. For the next three years the lady Mustangs returned to the Stale Tournament only to be defeated in the semi-finals by the team that would go on to win the Championship. With history repeating itself the lady Mustangs returned for five years in a row again, the team of '79 fell short of a State Championship to Humbolt by a last shot at the buzzer It took nine years of hard work before the lady Mustangs would once again be able to gain a spot in the State Tournament, but gain it they did! The 1988 Lady Mustangs took Seasonal Champs by going undefeated during seasonal district play During tournament play they became District Champs in Loretto. Regional Champs in Gallatin and back to Loretto to win the first Sub State game ever to be played at Loretto Alter winning the Sub State they were once again traveling to Murfreesboro for the State with the hopes of winning the State 30 years from the date of the first State Tournament But it wasn't to be. for the Lady Mustangs played a superb first half only to return to the court in the second half to be defeated by Gibson County The defeat not only ended a SpectaCmBT 28 5 season but also the high school careers of five seniors Candy Story, Sherry Richardson, Melanie Cotton, Kim Davis, and Carla Keener Those seniors will leave Loretto with a record of 63 22 in three years of varsity play Several of the 1988 lady Mustangs received individual awards. They are as follows: All District Regular Season — Sherry Richardson, Carla Keener, Kelli Davis. Coach |erry Taylor — District Coach of the Year All District Tournament — Sherry Richardson. Candy Story. Kelli Davis, Shelley Brown, Melanie Cotton All Region Tournament — Kelli Davis — MVP. Candy Story. Sherry Richardson Tennessee All Mid State Class AA Coach Jerry Taylor — Coach. First Team — Sherry Richardson. Kelli Davis, Honorable Mention — Candy Story. Melanie Cotton Associated Press All Stale Class AA — Honorable Mention — Sherry Richardson. Kelli Davis. Tennessee Sportswnters All State Class AA — Kelli Davis GIRLS BASKETBALL (Back Row, 1-r) Kim Davis, Melanie Burden, Jenny Earnest, Carla Keener, Shelley Brown, Candy Story, Melanie Cotton, Nikki Pennington (Front Row 1-r) Christy MacDonald, Christy Shelton, Kelli Davis, Sherri Richardson, Leigh Ann Thomas, Shelley Story, Myra Robinson, Tammy Ridgeway Melanie Cotton Kim Davis Carla Keener 78 Melanie Burden attempts a free throw. Shelley Brown tries to keep the Lewisburg offense away from the ball. Kellie Davis goes up for three. LHS 66 I awTenceburg 52 Away LHS 58 Giles County 30 Home LHS 52 Hickman County 44 Away LHS 54 Richland 43 Home LHS 80 Waynesboro 54 Home LHS 56 Marshall County 52 Away LHS 79 Mt, Pleasant 24 Home LHS 75 Lewis County 37 Home LHS 80 Sum mertown 39 Away LHS 72 Page 35 Home LHS 48 Livingston Academy 55 Neutral LHS 63 Obion County 46 Away LHS 39 Jackson Northside 60 Away LHS 57 Giles County 36 Away LHS 52 Clifton 39 Home LHS 54 Coll in wood 59 Away LHS 65 Marshall County 29 Home LHS 49 Hickman County 35 Home LHS 65 I wrenceburg 37 Home LHS 70 Lewisburg 28 Away LHS 55 Richland 50 Away LHS 75 Page 47 Away LHS 67 Waynesboro 73 Away LHS 54 Collinwood 52 Home LHS 78 Summertown 30 Home LHS 80 Mt. Pleasant 27 Away LHS 87 Page 45 Home LHS 51 Marshall County 48 Home LHS 61 Greenbriar 33 Neutral LHS 58 Springfield 50 Neutral LHS 56 Westmoreland 55 Neutral LHS 47 Cheatham County 35 Home LHS 45 Gibson County 52 MTSU Wins 28 Losses 5 79 1988 LHS TENNIS TEAMS 3irls varsity tennis players this year were Myra Robinson, Hope Putman, Beth ones, Dawn Simbeck, Tara Hollman, and Kim Kimbrell. Joys varsity tennis players this year were Rickie Wakefield, Michael Robinson, Rob Beckman, Brian Walters, Dennis Davis, John Brewer, Andy Perry, and Brian Leighton. Myra Robinson was 1st in the district girls singles, while Richie Wakefield was 1st in the district boys singles. Hope Putman and Dawn Simbeck were runners- up in the district doubles. 1 83 TENNIS Loretto Girls Win District 9AA Tennis Boys Finish Second Girls 1. Myra Robinson 2. Hope Putman 3. Beth Jones 4. Dawn Simbeck 5. Tara Hollmann 6. Kim Kimbreil Team Rosters Boys 1. Richie Wakefield 2. Michael Robinson 3. Rob Beckman 4. Brian Walters 5. Dennis Davis 6. John Brewer 7. Andy Perry 8. Brian Leighton Middle Tennessee Team Conference Honors Girls Singles 1. Myra Robinson 1st seed 1st place 2. Hope Putman 2nd seed 2nd place 3. Beth Jones 3rd seed 1st place 4. Tara Holhnan 5th seed 2nd place Boys Singles 1. Michael Robinson 2nd seed 1st place 2. Richie Wakefield Semi-finalist 1st seed 3. Rob Beckman Semi-finalist 3rd seed 4. Brian Walters semi- finalist 5th seed Girls Doubles 1. Myra and Beth 1st seed 2nd place Boys Doubles 1. Richie and Michael defeated in semi-finals District Tournament Honors Girls Singles 1. Myra Robinson champion Boys Singles Richie Wakefield champk Girls Doubles 1. Hope and Dawn 2nd place Region Tournament Honors Girls Singles Boys Singles 1. Myra Robinson 4th place 1. Richie Wakefield 4th place BASEBALL UPPER LEFT: Jamie Wilson tries hard to get on base for his Mustang team. UPPER RIGHT: Bobby Roberson makes an outstanding play at second base. BOTTOM: Anthony swings hard at just the right pitch. « 86 UPPER LEFT: The Mustangs hind-catcher throws the ball to try and make a save. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Merle West stood by his team throughout their season. BOTTOM LEFT: Terry Staggs tries his best to hit the pitcher's ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chad Augustin makes contact with the fast ball. 87 BASEBALL i TOP: Bobby Roberson swings at the unlucky ball but misses in baseball action at St. Joe. BOT TOM LEFT: Anthony Henson stands in a daze after a pitch from the other team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Barry Birdyshaw hurls in a fast one for the Loretto Mustangs. 88 ©EGANIZATICNS 2______ 3 � BETA CLUB Beta Club (Back Row, 1-r) Tressy Ayers, Cindy Fowlkes, Renee Nelson, Amy Thomas, Susan Gable, Samantha Moore, Carla Keener, Veronica Ayers, Sonja Jimmerson, Amy Stanford, Christie Nash, Dana McCain, Sherry Richardson, Shelley Brown, Tammy Ridgeway (Second Row, 1-r) Melanie Stutts, Stephanie Gooch, Barbie King, Lea Augustin, Tammy Flatt, Sheri Price, Tara Hollman, Karin Hensley, Leigh Ann Neidert, Tara Simbeck, Dawn Simbeck, Alison Dishongh, Anissa Adams (Front Row, 1-r) Mario Moore, Harley Simbeck, Greg Garretson, Brett Weaver, Scott Russ, Chad Wright, Daniel McMasters, Richie Wakefield, Chuck Owens, Russell Methvin, John Weaver, Jimmy McGill, Dennis Chandler, Greg Crabb Sponsors (1-r) Ms. Debra Barnett, Ms. Dru Henson-Hunt, Mr. Don Simbeck, and Mr. David Daniel — Vice-Pres., Beta Officers (1-r) Stephanie Gooch — President, Dawn Simbeck Barbie King — Sec., and Melanie Stutts — Treasurer LANGUAGE CLUBS LANGUAGE CLUBS Spanish Gub (Top, 1-r) Rhonda Moore, Andrea Franklin, Tracy Litton, Kevin Moore, Linda Jones, Phil Hooper, Curro, James Hickman, Chuck Owens, Charlotte Smith, Kim Green, Jamie Wade (Middle, 1-r) John White, Jamie Wilson, Shannon Perry, Amy Stanford, Kevin Smith, Michelle Coleman, Brian Roberts, Andy Pace, Melissa Bradley, Melinda Clayton, Diana Lewis, Shannon Powell, Nicole Sawyer, Renae Behel, Dana Deese, Ninette Howell, Matt Brown, Shannon Burks, Melanie Stutts, Gina Comer, Mario Moore, Kevin Fincher (Front, 1-r) Tressy Ayers, Kim Bosheers, Lydia Smith, Trisha Gallien, Karin Beurlein, Robin Dishongh, Sherry Richardson, Kim Davis, Lee Ellen Fisher, Stephanie Gooch, Michael Beckman Spanish Offi- cers (Top, 1-r) James Hickman — Treasurer, Cur- ro — President (Bottom, 1-r) Kellie James — Secretary, Pam Robertson — Vice-President French Officers (L-r) Christina Elkins — Secre- tary, Greg Meyer — President, Chad Augustin — Vice-President, Stephen Littleton — Treasurer French Club (Top, 1-r) Henry King, Greg Meyer, Timothy Hollmann, Phillip Brown, Stephen Littleton, Dennis Chandler, Jimmy McGill, Melissa Johnson, Tammy Andrews, Charlotte Smith, Jeffrey Wisdom, Tim Johnson, Kim Kimbrell, (2nd row, 1-r) Jeremy McKissack, Scott Carter, Brian Walters, Veronica Ayers, Sonya Jimmerson, Valerie Etienne, Kim Miller, Richard Shelton, (3rd row, 1-r) Jimmy Moore, Jay Neidert, John Kress, Nikki Pennington, Tammy Ridgeway, Belinda Masterson, Diana Lewis, Melissa Wallace, Tammy Atwell, Michelle Freis, Melody Denton (4th row, 1-r) Brandi Carter, Chad Augustin, Katy King, Alica Bassham, Barbie King, Alison Dishongh, Elizabeth Hardwick (Bottom row, 1-r) Amy Dotson, Leah Anne Thomas, Stephanie Cox, Lea Augustin, Tara Hollmann, Christina Elkins, Russell Methvin, Mark Rohling 92 (L to r): Tara Hollman; Features. Leah Anne Neidert; Photographer, Christy Nash; Artist. Dana Franks; News, Kim Stanford; Photographer (Second Row) Sheila Brown; Ads and Layout. Sonja Jimerson; Layout (Third Row) Renee Nelson; Ads and Layout, Johnny Owens; News, Karin Beuerlein; News, Anissa Adams; Chief Editor, Jeffery Wisdom; Chief Editor, Brandi Carter; News, Melissa Johnson; Features, Dennis Davis; Photographer- Crystal Gobble; Features, and Donna Geise. Not Pictured is Anita Belew; Copysetter. (L to r, First Row) Shelley Story, Charlotte Smith, Crystal Gobble, Sharon Henkel, Diana Lewis, Mary Smith, Christy Shelton, Leah Anne Neidert, Lisa Gray, Karen Hensley, Michelle Tinnin, Shelley Brown, Allison Dollar, Wayne Simbeck (Second Row) Richie Wakefield, Brian Leighton, Tammy Andrews, Rob Beckman, Michael Robinson, Jonathan Pettus, Stephanie Smith, Shelia Brown, Carol Davis, Greg Crab, Kellie Davis, Christy McDonald, Bridgette Dover, Chad Wright, Dennis Davis, Dawn Simbeck, John Williams (Third Row) David Hughes, Nicole Wisdom, Jody Peters, Christy Nash, Derryl Stephenson, Brent Jacobs, Hope Putman, Renae Nelson, Dan Henkel, Greg Garretson, Doug Grooms, Darrell Brown, Tim lohnson, Harley Simbeck, Scott Russ 93 LHSBAND MARCHING MUSTANGS school year the Marching Mustangs started off with a new beginning. Not only did they have Iso new uniforms. Mr. D superior ra igs at all co orked Johnson lsb ior band Band President; Jl IJpston directed tjie hirty-four ' attended. BuLwt all the rfe ere were ton senior band Michell Hughe Belew, n — Flag ms. Ther iH The Marching Mustangs march at the 1987 homecoming parade. eight sophomor Troy ere two freshman band m ipaentary band membe tbphen Sax; ibers and they r go to Mr. Bost — Drum Robbie Flag Cap it; Matthew [ajorette; Lisa Gra IcKissiack, Doug — Drums; Melis® iers -T- Snare D Flute; Amy Bre K y BAND th«. marching muctangc 94 A NEW BEGINNING 95 GENERAL BUILDING General Building Morning G.B. (Back Row, 1-r) Micheal Springer, Jay Reed, Cecil Evans, John Box, Steven Fisher, Tod Robertson, Robbie Smith, Paul White (Front Row 1-r) Shane Gist, Stephen Ferguson, Brian Howell, Wayne Arnold Afternoon G.B. (Back Row, 1-r) Glennie Fralix, Shawn Allen, Joey Rigling, Clay Aldridge, Leroy Adams, Shag Douglas, Bennie Fralix, Greg Russell, Brian Weaver, John Harden, Clifford Novem (Front Row, 1-r) Jerry Bunt, Donald Giles, Tony Beard, Ken Hobbs, Paul Johnson, Dave Hughes, Craig Moore 96 STUDENT COUNCIL Student council members for the 1987 1988 school year were (Bottom, l-r) Ryan Krick. jamie Wayne. Bill White. David Byrd. Tammy Flatt. Robin Dishongh. Amy Dean. Jonathan Pettus, Misty Horton, Brett Weaver, and Shawn Green (Second Row, l-r) David Hughes, Brandi Carter. Philip Brown. Harley Simbeck, Bndgett Dover, Jeffrey Wisdom, Tara Hollman, Mario Moore, Sam Moore, Carla Keener. Russell Methvin, Kim Kimbrell. Angie Cabler, Amanda Purser, Scott Tays, Michelle Tinin, and Amy Foust (Top Row, l-r) Jody Peters, Rob Beckman. Stephen Littleton, Dana Franks, Barbie King, Dennis Davis, Beth Jones. Teresa Franklin, Diana Lewis, Sheri Price. Tim Johnson. Renee Nelson, and Shelley Brown (Left to right) Jeffery Wisdom: 2nd Vice-President, Carla Keener: 1st Vice-President, Russell Methvin: President, and Amy Dean: Secretary FCA (Top, 1. to r.) Mark McMasters, Russell Methvin, Avery Cole, Brent Jacobs, Mike Perry, Patrick Daniels, Kevin Fincher, Terry Staggs, Phil Hooper Brett Weaver, Greg Garettson, Dan Henkel, Mark Rohling, Rob Beckman (Second Row, 1. to r.) Scotty Urban, Shelley Brown, Shannon Burks, Kell Davis, Christy McDonald, Scott Carter, Shannon Kennedy, Bobby Roberson, Melanie Burden, Candy Story, Darryl Rosson, Terrell Rosson Jonathon Pettus, Anthony Henson, Chad Wright, Jeff Wisdom (Third Row, I. to r.) Andrea Franklin, Stephanie Cox, Mary Smith, Melanie Cotton Pam Robertson (Bottom Row, 1. to r.) Mirenda Killen, Lynn Stephenson, Ginger Staggs, Samantha Moore, Sherry Richardson, Kim Davis, Giro Comer, and Christina Elkins. Boys Huddle: President — Terrell Ros- son, leaders: Brett Weaver, Patrick Dan- iels, Brent Jacobs, Darryl Rosson. Girls Huddle: President — Sherry Rich- ardson, leaders: Andrea Franklin, Me- lanie Cotton, Pam Robertson, Candy Story, Dana McCain, Kelli Davis, and Shelley Brown. 98 T E N N E S S E E (Front Row, 1 to r) Mr. Green, sponsor, Deanna McIntyre, Gina Mattox, Samantha Moore, Carla Keener, Lea Augustin, Lee Ellen Fisher, Stephanie Gooch, Gina Comer, Christina Elkins (Second Row, 1 to r) Renee Behel, Teresa Franklin, Bobby Roberson, Candy Story, Pam Robertson, Kim Davis, Tracy Cleveland, Miriam Simbeck (Third Row, 1 to r) Barbara Goolsby, Cheryl Chandler, Tracy Holt, Tracy Litton, Shawn Green, Bobby Killen, John Abercrombie, Matt Brown, Avery Cole, Brent Jacobs, Chad Wright, Melissa Johnson, Tammy Andrews, Charlotte Smith, Steve Sandlin, Tressy Ayers (Fourth Row, 1 to r) Amanda Moore, Russell Methvin, Scotty Urban, Shannon Burks, Anthony Henson, John Weaver, Dan Henkel, Mark Rohling, Chuck Owens, Jeff Wisdom, Rob Beckman, Anthony Russ T O M O R R O W The following people went on the trip: (Front Row, 1 to r) Cheryl Chandler, Mr. Green, Stephanie Gooch, Gina Comer, Lea Augustin, Christina Elkins, Miriam Simbeck. (Second Row, 1 to r) Avery Cole, Russell Methvin, Mark Rohling, Chuck Owens, Jeff Wisdom. Not pictured — Ken Hobbs and Amy Thomas. (Left to right. Front Row) Mirenda Killen, Stephanie Cox, Amy Dean (Middle Row) Andrea Franklin, Sharon Henkel, Mary Smith (Back Row) Amy Dotson, Paige Williams, Cara Childress Mary Smith — Sophomore Stephanie Cox — Sophomore Sharon Henkel — Sophomore 100 Andrea Franklin — Sophomore Cara Childress — Sophomore Mirenda Killen — junior Amy Dotson — junior 101 FFA (Top Row, 1 to r) Mark Springer, Tmy Camron, Wink McDowell, Shaw Parson, Anthony Rusa. Steve Sandlin, Rick Purser, Johnny Wayland. Monty Prince, Chris Yarbrough. Randy Kelton (Second Row, 1. to r.) Mr. Waldrop — Advisor, Shannon Kennedy, Mark Gladney. Kevin Adams, Jeff Webb, Jim Lopp, Bobby Killen, Kevin Stanford. Nathan Hale, Keith Hand. Sean Williams, Jeremy Shaw, Jason Estes. John Tankersley, Chris Me Masters Jason Tankersley (Third Row, I to r.) Ricky Byrd, Brent Kelly, Casey Marston, Johnny Taylor, Anthony Weathe Nicky Word, John Thigpen, Michael Beckman, Scott Tays, Anthony Roberts ABOVE LEFT Ricky Byrd hard at work ABOVE RIGHT 1987-1988 FFA Officers Jim Lopp (Secretary), Jackie Newton (Vice President), John Tankersley (President), Ricky Byrd (Sentinel), Stanley Luther (Reporter), and Chris McMasters (Treasurer) BELOW LEFT Jackie Newton aims for the Urget BELOW RIGHT Tug of war. Members are: Kim Kimbrell, Patricia Taylor, Anissa Adams, Tammy Nolan, Amy Kimbrell, Christy Simpson, Ginger Staggs, Deanna Ezell, Kim Flatt, Terri Joiner, Laura Fancher, Angie Cox, Tabitha Rosson, Amanda Byrd, Rhonda McDonald, Susan Flatt, Samantha Russell, Teresa Fisher, Stephanie Hollis, Rhonda Lamprecht, Gina Hollman, Mariam Simbeck, Anita Barnes, Jennifer Wisdom. Anissa Adams — President, Rhonda Lampecht — Vice President, Mariam Simbeck, Patricia Taylor, Anita Barnes, Tabitha Rosson, Kim Kimbrell, Rhonda McDonald — Chapter officers. YEARBOOK == YEARBOOK STAFF '88 (Left to right) Russell Methvin, Christy Cook, Tammy Flatt, Billy Bob - Character Inspiration, Samantha Moore, Carla Gieske, Amy Thomas, Ter Joiner, Rhonda Moore, Shannon Perry, Belinda Masterson. Carla Gieske Shannon Perry Terri Joiner 104 YEARBOOK STAFF '88 Belinda Masterson Christy Cook 105 ORGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK STAFF '88 Advisor — Ms. Reeves Editor — Tammy Flatt Samantha Moore Chorus (Top, 1. to r.) Dan Henkel, Jeff Wisdom, Chad Wright, Dennis Davis, Bryan Leighton, Tommy Becham, Avery Cole (Bottom, left to right) Mrs. Simbeck, Bridgette Dover, Tara Simbeck, Dana Franks, Leah Anne Niedert, Dana McCain, Karin Beuerlein, Barbie King, Sonya Jimmerson, Lisa Byrd, Renee Nelson, Dawn Simbeck, Renae Behel, Melissa Johnson, Mrs. Leighton. One of the activities of the chorus was Christmas caroling at the Boatmans Bank in St. Joe. 106 . TRADITIONS 2______ � 107 HOMECOMING FOOTBALL HOMECOMING '87 The 1987-88 Homecoming Queen was Kim Kimbrell. She was escorted by Shannon Burks and John Abercrombie. 108 Senior Attendant, Sherry Richardson was escorted by Chad Wright. Senior Attendant, Candy Story was escorted by Bobby Roberson. Senior Attendant, Tebra Gieske was escorted by Jeff Wisdom. 109 Senior Attendant, Carla Keener was escorted by John Weaver. HOMECOMING 1 Junior Attendant, Kristie Slater was escorted by Clay Aldridge. 110 Sophomore Attendant, Leigh Ann Thomas was escorted by Chad Augustin. Sophomore Attendant, Misty Horton was escorted by Chris Freshman Attendant, Cheryl Davis was escorted by Ryan Krick. Holt. Ill The 1987-88 Homecoming Queen and Court. HOMECOMING =1 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING '88 The 1988 Basketball Homecoming Queen was Stephanie Gooch. She was escorted by Shannon Burks. 112 Senior Attendant, Tara Hollmann was escorted by Chad Senior Attendant, Lea Augustin was escorted by Mark Rohline. Wright. Senior Attendant, Christina Elkins was escorted by Ken Hobbs. 113 junior Attendant, Christy Cook was escorted by Richard Sophomore Attendant, Bridgette Dover was escorted by Patrick Shelton. Daniels. Freshman Attendant, Amy jones was escorted by David Ridgeway. 114 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM HOLD ON TO THE NIGHT Hold On to the Night by Richard Marx was the theme for the 1988 Jun- ior-Senior Prom. WZYP provided the music for prom night. Silver stars and lots of colorful balloons were used for decorations. This was a special night not to be forgotten. PROM JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Mirenda Killen, Jeremy Stutts, David Wunner, and Scotty Urban seem to be having fun at Mike Perry shows some of his moves, the prom. Stefan Simon dances the night away. Stephanie Gooch seems to be telling Mario Moore something. Stephanie Gooch, John Ab., and Ta Hollmann working on decorations for tl prom. 116 Prom Revelers (1 to r, Back) Carla Gieske, Terri Joiner, Shannon Perry, Rhonda Moore, Kim Flatt (Front) Sara Smith, Belinda Masterson 117 SWEETHEART AND BEAU________________ FHA FFA Sweetheart and Beau ABOVE LEFT Junior Sweetheart and Beau, Rhonda Lamprecht and Leroy Adams. ABOVE RIGHT Sophomore Sweetheart and Beau, Amy Kimbrell and Bubba Kelly. LOWER LEFT Freshman Sweet heart and Beau, Deanna Ezell and Bill White. 119 Miss Mustang Beauty Alternates Bridgette Dover Andrea Franklin Joey Hensley Rhonda Moore I CLASS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS 122 ADVERTISERS ___ ADS Compliments of Story Lee Furniture Appliance iripooi f L JENNAIR Hwy 43 Leoma, Tennessee 852-2111 Compliments of Compliments of Loretto Financial Services Inc. P. O. Box A Loretto, TN 38469 Jeff Pettus Phone: 853-6781 Kenneth D. Augustin Leoma Monument Works Hwy. 43 Leoma, TN BROWN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Hwy. 43 P. O. 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Desda Hutchins 16. Tommy Passarella 17. Pattie Sandy 18. Tammy Masterson 19. Kim Johnson 20. Rita Beckman 21. Susan Rigling 22. Sylvester Rigling 23. Chris Elam 24. Ruth Reeves 25. Tracey Newton 26. Wes Brown 27. Louise Brown Congratulations, Seniors of '88' from the entire staff of the Loretto Telephone Co. A CLCSIN© 2______ o � o« This page is dedicated to the memory of Ronnie Graham. BRYAN'S STORE HASTI-MART DELI GROCERIES St. Joseph, Tenn. EXXON GAS Phone 845-4123 150 PHONE: OPEN 24 LOCATION HOURS HIGHWAY 845-4373 ST. JOE 43 7 DAYS A WEEK Lawson's Clothing Hwy. 43 Loretto, TN Hwy. 43----- Lawrenceburg, TN 853-4343 762-6556 Spread the Word STEREO AM 590 STEREO FM 92.1 Joiner's Garage Auto Salvage Five Points, TN Marvin Joiner Owner Phone 852-2025 Contributors to the '88 Mustang are SPORTS ATTIC Ronnie Willis and Ritchie Dewberry of STEVE WILLIAMS FORD 151