Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1989 volume:

) Mustang Loretta High School Loretto, TN Melanie Stum votes for the Senior Attendants. Cheerleaders (ip sync to then favorite song. 1988-89 FOOTBALL ATTENDANTS: SheQey Brown, Stephanie Cox, Joey Hcnstey, Amy Dean, Paige Williams, Cheryit Davis, Christy Cook, Misty Sewell, Misty Harum, Leigh Ann Tftamos, and Cherie Gillespie. Homtcommg attendants 5 it patiently in the parade- Brave the cold wave to the crowd! 7 Sv Kot’s k? Liz ClixiBome Doter Shoes Guess Products Bonjovi Gold Chains Nintendo Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Roseanne Yogurt Gram! Pri Spiral Perms CD's Hv Rat's Out? Metoflk Purses Jetty Shoes Bed-Bottoms Men At Work Add-A-Beads Atari Three Amigos Moonlighting Smoking Tugos Headbands Turntables 9 David Daniel Assistant Phnapal Lestie Foxier Boys Basketball Coach FACULTY I . Andy Augustin Mr. Chuck Barnett Ms. Defrra Barnett Mr. Henry Beckman Physical Science, Lank and Space Science American History, Assistant Basketball Geometry, Math IV. Computo General Bialdtrw Coach Ms Anna Bele� Typing L Accounting I Mr. Mac Brown Guidance Counselor Ms. hoy Bushy Special Education, Tennis Coach Ms. Martha Crawford Chemistry, Biology Ms. Jane Dickson Ms Debra Lamest Mr Giant Lamest Ms. Mary Neff Fran Aft I, II, lil Heofefc. P.L. Volleyball Coach. Cheerleading Applied Mash. Pit. Algebra. General Moth. Home Economics, family Ltvmg Chdd De- Sponsor Coach veiopmem, Eood Housing, Clothing 12 Mi Dofy Le faon Fnghshlll Ms. Pm MunrS Mr Raya Nairn Special Liucaum Pixy net Mechanical Drawing 1, 0 Ms. Genevieve Newton bgfcfcrv Mr Rmrfy Peppers JTPA Mi. Sumhim Reeves French i II, 5pomsfc L 0, Teabook Mi 5 hairy Rice Intit). Computers, Data Processing Ms Domna Stmbeck Algebra I, II Mi. Ann Au uitm Stanary J. VV. KodtfratA Janitor Clifford Navem Janitor COOKS: L-R: Ann 5ue Ayers, Bennie Mae Fisher, Louise Hoffis, Sarofi Fisher, Efla Landtroov Venum Effii. r 14 CLASSES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President John Whsu Viet President Amy KunMl Secretary: Shag Dougins Treasurer Leigh Aim Tfumuu 16 Tammy Atwell Chad Augusan Tony Beard Matt Bedbrum Todd Beckman Troy Beecham Karin Beuaiein Teresa Boyd Mefissa Bradley Darrell Brawn PfiilBp Brown Sa nnn Brawn Cfru Butin Lisa Byrd Kenh Campbell Scon Cana Cam Chiidress Stephanie Cox Pamck [Camels Dennis Davu Jennifer Davis Kelli Davis Melissa Davis Dana Detse Rebecca Demon Melody CVmon Robin Ihshough Jimbo Dotty A Urn i-Sfwuj t Daulia� Rndqeue Dover Valent [now Andrea J ranJdin Michelle f rets Trisha GaOien Calvin Gotland Lim Giles Math Gist Beth Gladney Scott te Gobble Doug Grooms John llantin VSuabeth Hardwick Sfiaron Henkel Jennifer HighSmith Timothy tloUman Misty llonon Brian Howell Dave Hughes Donna Hughes Sheila Hughes Beverly Hum Sharon Johns Bubba Kety Randy Kebon Amy KunbreU Chris landtroop Stephen I mleton Jamie Mattox Cfiristy McDonald Amanda McIntyre Gteg Meyer Greg Moore 17 Johnny Motley Lynn Newton Angel Nolen Johnny Owens Nikki Pemngton Kim Perry Jody Peters Jonathan Pams UmtO Powell Shannon Powell Brian Roberts Todd Robertson On a coCd, October day, onjonuaaons put the fin- ishing touches on their trudis lined up for the Homecoming Parade, Michael Robinson Myra Robinson Michelle Ruts Kevm Smith Mary Smith Stephanie Smith Bubba Smith Annette Stem Trocie Swtfi Jason Tankenfcy Leigh Ann Thomas Mechele Tuun 18 Bnan Waken Mart Waken Mriissa Weaken Bryan Wrovrr Meiusa Weaver John Whue Ricky War Van William Ntcofc Wisdom David Wunna SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President: Chruty Shehon Viu President Gloria Small Secretary Amy Jones Treasurer Heath Rochester Krvtn Adams Fekaa Andrews Susan brewer Chns brown Jason Brown Tonya Brown Mart Buttnun Amanda Byrd Terry Camtvn Amanda Cannon Braiwii Carter Jason Carter Tony Coleman Kun Dameii Carol Davu CKeiyfc Davi� Jeff Dean Afluon Dollar Jennifer Dotson Jenny Emm 20 Deanna f-tefl Tertia fisher 5hane Hart Christine Foust Bryan FOX Dana Franks Naomi I ret 1-eon Glaze Crystal Gobble Lee Green Mart Green Keith Hand David Mansfield Kevin Henson Andrew Mean Hebbie Hitt Ninette Howell Lottie Hughes Pant Hughes David Hughes Tammy Joiner Amy Jones Henry King KmyKmg John Kress Ryan Knelt Michelle Lag Brian Uighttm Beverly long Mach Maris Casey Man ton Adtson McDowell Tem McGee Denise Mrncer Amy Moore Jeff Moon Jimmy Moon Bndgette Momson Jay Neidert Many Newton Tammy Nolen Sabrina Ofive 21 Shawn Pawn Aiuiy Perry Jason Perry Todd Pesnefl Monte Print Pond Ridgeway Ton Roberson Bobby Roberts Anthony Roberts Heath Rochester Kevin Rose Nicole Sawyer MichtUt Legg, Nicole Sawyer, Christy Thig- pen, and Misty Sewell pose as angels for their English project in Ms. Garretson’s English 11 doss. Misty Sewell Jeremy Shaw Chruxy Shekon Wayne Sunbech Christy Simpson Michael Slater Gloria Smuh Jeremy Smith Lydta Smith Sandra Smodterman Michael Springer sherry Staggs 22 Kim Stanford Michael Stephan Shelly Story Johnny Taylor Scon Toys Chatty Thigpen John Thigpen Scon Tucker Johnny Wayland Jamie Wayne Anthony Weathers Jeff Wem Tma Wagon Btfl What Annette Williams Penny Wilton Jennifer Wxtdom Rachael Wnghi Adam Youngblood 23 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Pruufem — Jason Jones 5canary — Chcric Gillespie Treasurer — Chart Daw Via President — Heath 5pnnger touched Adams Robbte Adams Tonya Arnold Darrm Bailey Bohhy Barnes Chad Bedmqfvld Beits a Belew Leah Belew Chad Benefield Scon Braddy Sharon B ruddy Stanley Bradley Amy Brewer Jeremy Brrwer Kevin Brown Kenneth Butman Aped Carter Hfar Carter Chntts Chambers Chiuty Chandler 24 Tuft CfefifccM Cindy C layton Tammy Cliffft L onmr Cotton lumittr Cotton Jason Davis J fDwon CfmHie Dover Jason LAs Shawn Faguson Wesley Fnmifin Holly l.alLen Sid Gamer Natasha Gieskr Andy Gilts Cfierie Giflespte Dawn Gool 6y Jerry Gowen Johnathan Gray Cindy Green Kerry Gufley Deanna Hagan Mxcheal Hadnuah Tony fiarvtfl MtchtOt Heupel Jason Htdtman Hofiy HoQman Teresa Hoflu Chit Hood Gina Inzarry Muty Jadtson Angie James Donddjatkt Amy John, Matthew Johns Jason Jones rhiitf Keeton Davtri Kiflen Tina Kiflrn Riduxnl Ktmbrefl Bedty Lambert Renee langkns 25 I Aura Laws Jennifer Loton Shannon Lttnefl Terry Long Aden Luna Par Motor Dark kiashbvm Shane Mayfield Casey McDonald Sonya Mckey Brandon Mdarn Adam McLain Frtshmax do-si-rio to the tune of Turiey in the Straw. Blythe Moore foyr Moore Juhe Moore Krutoi Moore Mike Moore Pfu p N'ajh David Neal Krutoi Newton CL U UluKAll •MlOflC � ’• C Wwn Tommy No6tt Chris Pan April Payne 26 Kevw Payne Stacy Pfefip N autnya pigg Leigh Ann Powell Donnie Presum Darnel Price Same PuneO Donnie Purser Tommy Raymond iJizabeth Reader Robert Reyes Lmcfl Rhea Lone Richardson Sandy Richardson Pamela Robbins I kmme Robenson Shannon Raiding Dwayne Rosson Michelle Sewell Amu Shelton Malcolm Sunbeck Denius Smith Misty Smith Heath Springer Jody Springer Mason Springer Scotty Spurgeon Jeff Stem Stacy Stubs RandeU Tease Patrick Humas Ginger Turner Watie Turner Mebssa Turner Jason Urfcm Stephen Wade Beverly Walters Terry Wayland Biiy Joe White Pom Yocum 27 SENIORS VALEDICTORIAN JAMES MCGILL SALUTATORIAN DAWN SIMBECK SENIOR TOP FOURTEEN L-R; Amy Stanford Melanie Stum, Christy Nask Sonya Jimerson, Richie Wakefield, James McGill, DawnSimheck, Shelley Brown, Veronica Ayen, Karen Hensley, Renee Nelson, Brett Weaver, Scott Russ, Dennis Chandler. Trooper received second place in the F.F.A. Skids Contest Shawn enjoys riding three-wheelers and listening to rock music. His favorite leader is Mr. Waldrop. Vem says her favorite teacher is Mr. Simhedi, hut her favorite pastime is def- initely not studying. Her motto is never do today what you can put off until to- morrow. Shawn Andrews Veronica Ayers Micheal is recognized as being the best loved hick in Lomto. His favorite saying is ain't no future in it and he plans to live and be happy. Micheal Bedbnan Kim, who came back from Germany dur- ing her Junior year, can he heard calling you huss. What makes her unique is she is always herself, no one else. Kim Bos fieers Ralph says his most memorable time of high school was going to the Fincher Farm. He says his idol ts me and what makes him unique is his intelligence. Dartyll Brown rt Shelley was best known for her height and her love of Chinese food. She always had a reaT good time with her friends. Oh, Getz.1 She plans to be a physical therapist Sheila, who plans on becoming a nurse, enjoys hanging out with her friends. She is (tnown for fast talking. Her most mem- orable moment in high school was the junior homecoming. Sheila Brown Melanie's most memorable moment of high school was going to the basketball Tour- nament Her favorite pastime is hanging around with her friends. Her plans are to attend CSCC and play basketbalL 32 Shelley Brown Melanie Burden David says his favoriu doss is hinch. He says his first day at LHS is fiis most memorable. His future plan is to become a preacher. Dennis says his favorite class was physical science under Mr. Augustin. It is assumed this is what has led fum to decide to design the next generation of spacecraft ________________________J Davui Byni Dennis Chandler Michelle says her favorite pastime is read- ing and listening to country music. She says her future plans are to become a reporter. Michelle Coleman T.L.V’ favoriu uacher is Ms. Barnett who finds Cfuis's favoriu pastime to be talking. When Chns gets frustrated by the Krystal Corp. she can be heard saying ' EXCUSE ME! Christy Cook Greg’s most memorable moment of high school is the first time the band went to competition. His future plans are to go to technical college for electronics. Bonnie's future plans are to get a rtad good job. She says her favoriu pan of fugh school is sneaking out of Home Eco- nomics class. Greg Crabb Bonnie Davis Dale's favoriu class is Ag. His idol is himself. His Juture plans are to be just a 'W Amy's most memorable moment of high scftool is 6eing the '88 Homecoming Queen. Amy says her idol is Mirenda Kiflen. Her future plans are to be an ac- countant Dale Davis Amy Dean 33 Dan plow to go to college. He always said, Leave me atone! He enjoyed football; he was named All-County, Ad-Conference, and Most Improved in football in Ohio. Amy was voted Most School Spint. She is well known for saying sfiut-up.” Amy is a Rebel Without A Cause” wfto wants to go dig up Bones. Dan DeLunn Amy Dotson Rod has his own style. His favorite music is rap and souL Maybe the Cadillac jacket he wears symbolizes that he is an active member of PWPr Mart says ftis favorite pastime is watefung TV. His favorite class is Art and ftis saying is fascinating. His future plans are to have a career in drafting. Rod Earnest Mark Eddy Cedi Evans Stephen Ferguson Kevin's most memorable moment of high school was the day the seniors skipped school at the Fincher Farm. His plans are to join the Army. Kim's most memorable moment of high school was the day she pretended to have fainted during class. Kim will always be remembered for her big mouth. 34 Kevin Fincher Kim Flatt Susan, class Vice-Pres. in her frtshman year, pians to go into secretarial work after graduation. Her favorite pastime has been “ruling around in the big town of Loretta.’’ Susan Flatt Ben Frafix “Smooth Dog's'' most memorable moment of high school was Being named basketball player of the year. Two things make Greg unique: “the strut and his self-confidence. “Carbide is planning to go to college. She is well known for her silver cross earrings. She spends most of her time talking on the phone and listening to the radio. Greg Ganetson Caria Giesfce Sfuwe's favorite pan of high school is getting out for holidays. His favorite pas- time is ruling fiis dirt Btfie. His future plans are to work. Sftane Gist Mari’s favorite pastime is partying. He enjoys eating hamburgers while listening to his favorue song, “Wild, Wild West. His future plans are “to graduate.’ Mari Gladney Tonya says her favorite pastime is partying all the time.’' Her idol is Andre Aggassi. Her future plans are to Become an interior designer. Lisa, who can always Be seen wttB a smile on her face, was the LHS flag captain. Her plans are to Become a social worker. Her idol is fter mom. Tonya Golden Lisa Gray 35 Davufs plans ait to join the Navy. He enjoys watching baseball in fiis sport time, eating pizza, and listening to country mu- sic. His favorite class is Ms. Frank's Adult Living. Kim's favorite pastime is riding the strip ami being with her friends. Her favorite song is Don't Know Wfiot You Got Till It's Gone and her favorite motto is to never let go of your dreams and to never give up. Davui Green Kim Green Tina's favorite pastime is riding the strip in her Mustang. Her plans are to get a real good job and make lots of money and do what I want- Tina Hale Dub’s favorite part of high school is dreaming of certain teachers. Her favorite pastime is riding the strip and saying HOODT CROWE. Her plans are go- ing to college. Kelly Had Joey wid be remembered for her red hair. Her favorite class is accounting and her Javonte teacher is Ms. Rice. Sfte plans to marry Jeff and be an x-ray technician. Karen enjoys her family life so wed be- cause of the closeness they share. Her future plans are to get married and go to college. Joey Hensley Karen Hensley Becky says her favorite teacher is Ms. FranJts. Her favorite pastime is taking care of her baby, Tyler. Her future plans are undecided as of yet James's favorite honor received in high school was being named friendliest of the senior class. His idol is Hulk Hogan, and he plans to own his own business. 36 Becky Hickman James Hickman Matthew is very involved with computers — it was fus pastime for class and trade- mark. He also excelled in 6and, he was honored with the McDonald's A11- American Band Award. Brown-Noser,” Gina, plans to follow in Mrs. E's steps and 6ecome a volleyball coach and P.L. teacher. Her loud mouth makes her perfect for the job. Matthew Hollis Regina Hodman Head’s favorite pastime is 6asfcethafl. Do ya just not know that Isiah Thomas is his idol? Phil likes that his parents are so understanding and he enjoys inhaling piz- Alma's favorite class is computers under Ms. Rice- Her favorite part of high school is shipping. Her future plans are to grad- uate and get married. Phil Hooper Alma Horton Jalana says what makes her unique is her name. Her favorite pastime is singing. Her idol is Jesus Christ. Her future plans are to attend college in Cleveland. Sorg's” ambition is to go to college and be a success. For now she’s at Bumpers eating a hamburger and tutor tots, chcJung her spurs, and woofenng out to country music. Jalana Irvin Sonya Jtmers on Even though Brent’s avorite teacher is Mr. Waldrop, he says his favorite part of school is 1:30 when he leaves. Good luck and don’t exert yourself too much coon hunting. Shannon's favorite teacher is Mrs. New- ton. His most memorable moment of high school was the '88 Codinwood football game. His future plans art to go to trade school Brent Kelly Shannon Kennedy 37 Rindd's” says her most memorable moment of high school is the day she made cheerleading. An fumor she received was being honored by Amy Dotson as a slimy Ding Dong.” Rhonda's favorite class is computers, which she plans to pursue in the future. 5 hr will always be remembered by her well known nickname Mirenda KiHen R iondn Lamprecht 1'Bea's” favorite pastime is going walking and being with her friends. Her favorite class is English. Her future plans are to join the Air Forte, “Studly loves to watch people throw food in the cafeteria. He likes his family life because he has a place to sleep. His avorite pastime is “doing notiung. Belinda Long Stanley Luther Belinda will be best remembered by her black leather jacket The thing she loves most about her family life is she has her own bedroom. Jody says he has No idols.” He feels that 11 if you try hard and put your heart into it, you will succeed at anything you attempt in bfe.” Belinda Mastmon Jody Motto James P. says he plans to become an aerospace engineer. He will be best re- membered by Miss Reeves by just being there.’’ Oh, remember never to be just general! WL 4 li El F7 Muffs” favorite part of high school is playing football and going to parties. His favorite song is Joker” and his idol is Burt Reynolds. His favorite class is computers. 38 James McGill Mari McMasters Bobbie 15 a nice girl Steve's favorite pastime is shooting pool and being witA Kim. He remembers food fights and how muck fun he had as ait observer. His future plans art to get a job. Steve McMasters Bob te Mencer Kim will be best remembered for her laugh (because she does it all the time) and her mouth. Her idol i5 Oprah Winfrey and her favorite class is Library. Craig says his favorite class is study hall and fus favorite pan of Iugh school is 2:30. His favorite pastime is hunting. Kim Miller Craig Moore Kevin’s favorite pastime is walking down the hall mailing ftis rude noises. His future plans are to join the service. Bush” will be remembered as being able to make people laugh. He will always be a wrestling fan with the Nature Boy, Rick Flair as his idol Kevin Moore Mono Moore Ronnie will be remembered for her e tra long fingernails and for Faithfully cheer- ing on the Mustangs. Good luck, and ftave faith, one day you’d meet your idol Huft Hogan. Cindy enjoys being with her fnends and spending time witfi her mom. Her future plans are to become a nurse. Rhonda Moore Cindy Morrow 39 Aaron's favorite pan of high school is the 1:30 bcLL His avorite posume is partying and listening to AC DC in fus truck, white eating ftis favorite food — hamburgers. Cfiristie will be best remembered for her artistic notebook. Her most memorable mo- ment of high school was the 6atty relay at Mustang Madness. Her plans are to become a doctor. Aaron Mullins C fins tie Nasfi Greg says ftis favorite food is those soy- bean burgers.'' His favorite song is Mr. Brownstone by Guns Roses and ftis favorite movie is “RoSocop. Leafi Anne’s favorite pastime is reading a good book. Her favorite song is Never Tear Us Apart'' by INXS. Her future plans are to attend U.T. Martin. Greg Neal Leah Anne Neiden Nae received tfte first journalism award : LHS. 5fie says wfiat she thinks and jesn't wOTTy about it Her favorite teacher Mr. Green. Her hobby is Jimmy. Susie's favorite pastime is riding fter fiorses. Her future plans are to get a good job. Renee Neison Susie Nelson Clifford's favorite pastime ts drag racing. His favorite class is Genero! Building under Mr. Beckman. His best pan of high school is looking at the girCs. Mice’s avoriie saying is go afiead, make my day. His favorite pastime is playing golf. He will always be remembered for ftis orange car. 40 Clifford Novem Mike Perry Ms. Peny was voted friendliest four years. She enjoys spending time with her friends. Shannon wifi always be searching for her unicorn. Shannon Perry Sam's favorite song is Tfiat's Life” by Frank Sinatra. His favorite movie is ”B(ack Roses. He is on active member of Spanish class. Scott Phillips Amandas favorite pastime is talking on the phone. Oft weCT she wants to be a cosmetologist. Her attitude will always moke her unique. She loves to be around her famity. Anthony's favorite pastime is eating soy- bean burgers while listening to Paradise City.” His future plans art to play in a heavy metal band. Amanda Purser Anthony Purser He is a nice guy. Rick Purser Hopeless” could always be seen with a tennis racket in her hand. But fier future plans exchange that racket for a camera. Don't you just fiate it wften that hap- pens?” Hope Putman He's a nice guy. Tammy says her most memorable moment was playing in the state tournament as a member of the Lady Mustangs. Her plans are to attend college and nugor in ed- ucation. Cfuis Reeves Tammy Ridgeway 41 Joey is a nice guy. Tabitha says her most memorable moment of high school was sneaking out of Ms. I ranks' room. At the moment her future plans are uncertain, but she plans to make them worth while. Joey Rigling Tabitha Ros son Scott says his favorite teacher is Ms. Crawford. He will always be remembered by fus hair. Hts idol is Rif Flair and his future has already begun m the Navy. Scott Russ Picture not available. Muffin'' enjoys being able to do as she pleases. Her most memorable moment of high school is skipping and not getting caught. _____________________y Vicky Seymore “Lid wifi always be remembered by his favorite teacher, Ms. Newton, and missed by his fellow students in the detention hall Richard, please try not to be late for your wedding. Tina's most memorable moment of high school was the first day. Her favorite movie is Rain Man and her favorite song is When I'm With You. ______________________J Richard Shelton Tina Shelton Dawn, who thinks too much says her favorite saying is I don’t fcnow. Her future plans are to attend MSU and nugor in engineering technology. Just Save Your Love, Dawn. Healey says his idol is Macho Man, Randy Savage. Wfiat makes him unujue is his personality. His future plans are to attend college at U.T. Krtorvifle. 42 Dawn Simbecfc Haxiey Simbeck Tam Simfctdi Jason Slau, Robbie's favoriu movit is Twins. He enjoys watching sports and Gist rung to country music. (’,ven though General Build- ing is (us favonte class,, his future plans are with computers. K ns tie Slater Robbie Smith Sadee plans to go into the Air forte. Her favoriu pastime is going to town on week- ends. Iler avorite teacher is Mrs. Dickson. She is a member of the t rench Club. Randy's most memorable moment of high school is getting stuck in the parking lot while doing doughnuts. But it didn’t bother fum 'cause his motto is don’t worry, be ha pyr Sam Smith Randy Spurgeon Ginger has always had the ability for speech. Some people are even amazed that with all she says, she never says the same thing twice. Good luck and remember lighten up things will be okay.’ Terry is an avid hunter and fisherman. “Really! is his Javorite saying and pizza is what he likes to munch on. I (is plans are to become an electrician. Ginger Staggs Terry Staggs 43 Hunk” will Be remembered for saying I haven't got the feeling for the time. Good hick in college and remember not to look too hard for your buddy.” Kevin’s most memorable high school mo- ment was the night the football team got into a fight with Giles Co. All the time he was yelling Let’s do the Wild Thong. _______________________) Amy Stanford Kevin Stanford Queez will always remember the special projects in an. Her favorite song is Take It To The Limit,” But she hasn't got the feeling for the time.” Shane's most memorable moment of high school is when he was put in detention for (an attempt at] breaking into the computer system. His trademark is Sun Drop, of course. Deny I Stephenson Shane Story Jeremy's favorite pastime is playing pool He will be Best remembered for his gui- etness. His future plans art to join the Chicken, who is always organized, has already organized her juture. She plans to attend U.N.A. and get mamed, sometime. Rigfu now she hasn't got the feeling for the time.” Jeremy Stuns Melanie Stuns Melinda’s trademark is the Beauty mart on her lip. The person she admires most is Priscilla Presley. She answers to Menter and her plans are to join the Air Force. Tommy, who has a very strong religious belief, would like to enter the ministry. Tommy, don’t ever change your hair. 44 Melinda Tidwell Tommy Tucier Jamie's favorite pastime, without missing any school days, is going fishing. His future plans are to go to Columbia State and major in computers. Jamie Wade Ric tie Wakefield Brett Weaver Scott Wfute Lee's favorite pastime is partying. His future plans are to go to worfc. ''Sauce will always be remembered for ftis gummy worms and fus ability to harass his favorite teachers. His future plans are to go to Mempfiis State. Lee Wfiitfey John Williams Peacfi pians to work for NASA. Finally Friiiay is her song. She likes the trust fter parents place in fier. Wfien she is in a bad mood, well she hates it. Wayne says he enjoyed fiis senior year most of ad. He is an active member of the PWP. His future plans are to go on to college. Paige Williams Wayne Williams 45 DL fettered in basketball and basebalL His idol is Garfield, and fi.is favorite pas- time is drinJung 5undrop. Jamie is known for ftis politeness, and fie is an active member of detention. Jamie Wilson 46 Most Studious Melanie Stutts and James McGiff Most LikeCy to Succeed Jo fin Williams and Amy Dotson Most Atftfetic Greg Garretson and Shelley Brown Most ScftooC Spirit Michael Beckman and Hope Putman Friendliest Shannon Perry and James Hickman Baci Row (L-R): Bennie Fndt ; Rusty Naif A wanl, Kevin Stanford: Dekalb Agnculture Award, Shelley Brown: German A wont Beta Club Officer, Brett Weaver li-S. Airforce Achievement Award in MatA and Science, German Award, Sam Russ: German A ward, Renee Nelson: Senior leadership Award, Library Assistant Award, Amy Stanford: Library A ward, JaLana Irvin: Art Award. Second Row (L-R): Miie Perry: Library Assistant Award, Tabita Ross on: Home Economics Award, Down SimbedL History Award, Beta Club Officer Recognition, Senior Scholastic Bowf Team Award, German Award, Christy Cook: Library Assistam Award, Yearbook Award, Melanie Stints: Spanish Award, English Award, Beta Chib Officer Recognition, Hope Putman: Library Assistam Recognition, Kelly Had: Library Assistam Recognition Award, Karen Hensley: Library Assistam Recognition Award. From Row (L-R): Greg Crabb: Library Assistam Recognition Award, Craig Moore: Library Assistam Recognition Award. Micheat Beckman: Stick-w-it-Award, Robbie Smith: Golden Hammer Award, Mari Eddy: Library Assistant Recognition Award, Jimmy McGill; History Award, French Award, MatA Award, Chemistry, Biology, BauscA- iMtnb, Physics Award. Senior ScAo£astic Bowf Team, Dennis Chan- dler. Senior Scholastic Bowf Team. jcdana Irvin and Greg Crabb provided the entertainment for the Senior Banquet Mr. and Miss LHS 50 Greg Garret son and Tammy Ridgeway First Akematts: Meianie Stotts and Brett Weaver Second Alternates: Joey Hensley and Phil Hooper Mr� and Miss LHS Alternates Tftinf Alternates: Paige WiHumw and 5am Russ Fourth Akematts: Christy Cook and Hariey Svmbeck 51 w ORGANIZATIONS Bottom Row. Brian Leighton, John Williams, Bnan Weaver, Belinda Ixmg, Daryl Stephenson, Leah Anne Seiden, Sonya Jimerson, Jimmy KicGdL Down Sunbedt, Dennis Davis Top Ron-. Pfuflip Brown, Adrienne Jones, Kelly Had, Sheda Brown, Christy Simpson, Dana Fnxnis Bndgette Dover, Kahn Beuetiein. The chorus sug the national anthem during the Basketball Homecoming game dUuCe«tt ... I Top Row (L-R): Hope Putman, Heath Springer, Stephen Littleton, Jonathan Pettus, Jason Jones, Harley SimhedL Gng Garretson, A my Dean. Bottom Row (L-R): Dana Franks, Christy Simpson, Mechele Tinw, Shannon Rohling, Chene GiOespie, Crystal Gobble, Bndgette Dover, Rhonda Moore, Jeff Dean, Ro6w Dishongh. Not Pictured: Ginger Staggs. Sponsors: Debra Lamest and Andy Augustin. OFFICERS: L-R; Crystal Gobble Vice President. Ginger Staggs Pres idem; Amy Dean. Secretary Ginger Staggs and Amy Dean take pan in the Student Councifs campaign to paint the inside of the school This is just an example of the Student Councifs work. a «Caen, «tat a cuCUaenf 57 Back Row (L-R): Mechele Trnin, Chene Gray, Lisa Gray, David Hughes, Philhp Brawn. Middle Raw (L-R): Matthew Hodis, Rob- ert Mamn, Robot Reyes, Robbie Smith, David Frazier. Front Row (L-R): Fdizabeth Reader, Amy Brewer, BeUsa Belew, Michelle HeupeL Shawn Braddy, Nat Pic- tured: Dennis Davis, Brandon Weaver. cfati tCcut at6£ete M irenda Kitten, Christy McDonald. Middle Raw Standing: Tonya Golden, A my Dotson, Tommy Ridgeway, Joey Hensley, Mark McMasten, Phil Hooper, Robin Dishongh, Sam Carter, Melanie Burden, Jonathan Pettus, Heath Rochester, Lonnie Cotton, Ketti Davis, Shelley Story, Mary Smith, Christy Shelton. Back Row Shannon Perry, Derryl Stephenson, Amy Dean. Paige Williams. Stephen Littleton, Tara Simbeck, Patrick Daniels, Greg Garretson, Doug Grooms, Mari Walter'. '� rttt Weaver. Gram tamest, sponsor; Pamck Darnels, President; Greg Garretson, Vice-President' Ketti Davis, Secretary; MiJtc Perry, Treasurer 59 Sitting (L-R): Ginger Staggs, Regina Hodman, Tina Shelton, Maria Moore, Kneeling (L-R): Darryl Brown, Mari McMasters. Mirenda KiOen, Jalarm Irving. Standing, Front Row (L-R): Amy Stanford, Dawn Simbtck, Daryl Stephenson, Joey Hensley, Jamie Wilson, Shelley Brown, Tammy Ridgeway, Melanie Burden, Mike Perry, Jeremy Stutts, Lisa Gray, Taro Simbeck, Karen Hensley, Leah Anne Neiriert, Amy Dotson, Sheila Brown, Christie Nash, Veronica Ayers, Mr. Green, sponsor. Standing, Back Row (L-R): Melanie Stutts, Renee Nelson, Jamie Wade, Mark. Eddy, A my Dean, Paige Williams, James Hickman, Dennis D. Chandler, Scott Russ, John L. Williams, James P. McGill, Hope Putman, Ricfiie Wakefield. OFFICERS: Mario Moore, Secretary; Renee Nelson, Reporter, Deny! Stephenson, Treasurer, Paige Williams, President; Darryl Brown, Vice-President Those attending the Tennessee Tomorrow Convention were: Danyl Brown, Mari McMastro. Mario Moore, Paige Williams, Tonya Golden, Amy Dean, Regina Hodman, Ginger Staggs, Chris Cook, and Tina Shelton 60 Front (L R): Braiuli Carta, Anna Edwards, Tonya Brown, April Cana, Katy King, Amy Dotson, Dennis Chandta, Kristen Moore, Lee Green, Mari Buttmm, Chris Brown, Patrick Thomas, Henry King, David Kiflen, Ro6ert Reyes, Shannon Rahfing, Chad Augustin, Jay Netdax, Leigfi Ann Thomas, Denied Mashfmm. Bach (L-R): Greg Meyer, Timothy Hodman, Stephen Littleton, James P. McGifl, Daryl Stephenson, Michelle Freis, Kim Miller, Veronica Ayers, Valerie Etienne, Sonya Jimason. Kneeling (L-R): Michedc Heupel Bthssa Belew, Amy Johns. Jennifer Litum, Holly GaUien, Trade Swtfu Christy Thigpen, Trisha GaUten, Ten McGee. Tammy Joiner. Standing, Middle (L-R): Dan de Luna. Shannon Limed, Blythe Moore, Dana Franks. Bidy White, Leah Belew, Rhonda Moore, Sabrina Olive, Michelle .Sewed. Cam Childress, Lone Richardson, Chetie GiUipsie, Tina Kiden, Melissa Bradley, Christie Chambers, Charlie Dover, Tish Childress, Gloria Smith. Nicole Sawyer. Lydia Smith, Melarue Burden, Melanie Stuns, Jeremy Stuns. Michele Legg. Jamie Wilson, Chris Cooi Kann Beuerlein. Ckeryk Davis, Tina Shelton. Mono Moore, Beverly l ng. Badt Row (L-R): Shannon Perry, Linda Jones, Anita Shekon. Denise Mencer, Heath Rochester, Ryan Krich, Josh Jones, Jason Jones, Phil Hooper, Paige Williams, John White, Anthony Weathers, Jason Brown, Brandon McLain, Wesley franklin. 61 Top Row (L-R): Dave Hughes, Shane Story, Dennis Davis, Jonathan Pettus, Mary Smith, Hope Putman, Renee Nelson, Joey Hensley, Stephanie Smith, Wayne Sunbeck, Jeff Moore, Greg Ganetson, Doug Grooms. .Standing (L-R): Sfiefley Brown, Brett Weaver, Richie Wakefield, Leah Anne Neiden, Karen Hensley, Nichole Wisdom, Christy Shelton, Allison Dollar, Shedey Story, DtrrylStephenson, Crystal Gobble, Ktdi Davis, Myra Rofonson, Boon Leighton, Michael Robinson, Scott Russ, John Williams. Kneeling (L-R): Christie Nash, Kelly Had, Dawn 5im6edL Sheila Brown, Carol Davis. Ci uzntf cuwt6en 4 Front Sitting (L-R): Craig Moon, Paul Wftrte. Middle Row (L-R): Mike Perry, Karen Hensley, Hope Putman, Bonnie Davis. Bac Row (L-R): A my Stanford, Shannon Perry, Kim Miller, Chris Cook, Renee Nelson, Anna Edwards, Kim Bosfieers, Greg Crnfi6. Mrs. Henson-Hum and Karen Hensley go through their daily routine of checking VCR checkout fists anil book fists. Mrs. Henson-Hum checks out a jam box for Mr. Russell the band teacher. MORNING G.B. Back Row (L-R): Bryan Weaver, Bennie I rakjc, Robbie Smith, Paid Johnson, Dave Hughes. l roy Adams, .Shag I hmglos I rout Row (L-R): Sarnie .Spurgeon, Casey Marsum, Shawn leryuson, Sam Toys, Jeff Dean, Jason Perry, Pat Darnels, Jason Cana. I Left: After a hard afternoon of work the GB crew prepares to head back to school Right Cecil I vans transforms an ordinary piece of wood on the lathe AFTERNOON G.B. I A 65 Bach Row: Denny Robertson, Jeff .Stem, Cm) Moore, Ricky Cox, Donnie Preston, Kevin Adams, Cea! I.vans, Todd Roberson, .Shane Gist From Row. Paul White, Andrew Heon, Jamie Mattox, .Stephen Ferguson, Brian flowed, Clifford Novem, Kevin Fincher. Standing (L-R): Greg Mever, Michael Robinson, Myra Robinson, John White, Melanie Stutts, Brian Wallers, Renee Nelson, Scott Carter, Deny! Stephenson, Stephanie Smith, Shelley Brown, Amy Stanford, Sonya Jimerson, Christie Nash, Melissa Bradley. Sitting (L-R): Tnsha GoUien, Volene Etienne, Kelli Davis, Brtgette Dover, Kann BeueKein, Dawn Simhedu Tara Simbeck, Tammy Ridgeway, Karen Hensley, Leah Anne Neidert, Greg Crabb. Front Row (L-R): Chad Augustin, Brett Weaver, Sam Russ, Harley Simbeck, Greg Ganetson. Dennis Chandler, Stephen Littleton, Mono Moore, Jimmy McGiH Richie Wakefield. mum - iim p 'fbL BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Dawn Simbeck, President: Stephen Littleton, Vice President: Shelley Brown, Secretary: Melanie Stutts, Treasurer. SPONSORS: Dru Henson- Hum, Don K. Simbeck, Debra Barnett Beta members deliver singing valentines for Val- entine’s Day. Mrs. Barnett enjoys shoving a pie in Junior Class President John White’s face at the end of the Spirit Chain competition. c Mve itia i BETA CLUB CONVENTION GOLRS: front Row (L-R): KeOi Davis. Tam Swibeei. Chnstie Nash, Karen Hensley. Ieoh Anne Neiden. Sonya Jtmroon, Amy Stanford Renee Nelson. Melanie Stmts. Tnsba Gathen, Dawn Simbeek. John White, Tammy Ridgeway. Adnenne Jones. Bacfc Row (L-R): Shelly Brown, Brett Weaver. Mono Moorr, Scott Russ, James McGilL Gre$ Garretson. Michael Robinson, Dennis Cfandlirr. Kann Beuevifin, Bndgett Dover. Valene l.tienne, Chad Augustin, Richie Wakefield. Myra Robinson. QUIZ BOWL TEAM; L-R: Dennis Chandler, Kann Beueriein, James «McGifl, Dawn Simberfc. Scenes from the State Beta Chib Convention in Nashville Sitting (L-R): Chris Reeves, Melissa Davis, Ginger Staggs, Regina Hodman, Mary Smith. Stephanie Cox, John White, Staffing Hope Putnam, (unidentified}, Mirenda KiHen, (unidentified), Derryl Stephenson, Leigh Ann Thomas, Brian Leighton. Joey Hensley, David Byrd, Taro Simbeck, Shedey Btown, Dawn Simbeck, Paige Williams, Melanie Stuns, Phil Hooper, Veronica Ayers, Greg Crah6, Misty Smith, Sonya Jimerson, Pamela Robbins, Michelle Freis, Brett Weaver, Sharon Henkel, Dana Franks, Nikki Pennington. Back Row (L-R): Jonathan Petrus, Patrick Daniels, Shane Story, Stephen Littleton, Kevin Moore, Mari Lddy, Kelly Had, Tonya Golden, Amy Stanford, Karen Hensley, Scott Carter, Doug Grooms, and Greg Meyer. Treasurer, Kevin Moore Amy Stanford. Melanie Stum. Christie Nath. Sonya Jimason, Rich Wakefvid. Junmy McGifl, Dawn Simbeck, Shelley Brown, Veronica Ayen. Karen Hensley. Renee Nebon, Brrtt Weaver, Sam Russ. Dennis Chandler jeuttan Chad Augustin, Greg Myers, Kelli Davis, Bndgctu Dover, Tnsfia Gadien, Myra Rofonson, Adnenne Jones. Melissa Bradley. Stephanie Smith. Brum Waken, Michael Robtnson Dana Franks. Amy Jones. Adison DoOar. Christy Shekon, Kmy King, Lydia Smith, Henry King, Kim Stanford, Heath Rochester, Brian Leighton Amy Johns. HoUy GaOien, Jody Springer, Kristin Novum, Leah Beiew, Wade Turner. Knstrn Moore, Cwn Chandler. Elizabeth Reader. Derrick Masftfnim. Stepfiot Wade (L R): Dennis Chandler, James P. McGtU, Crystal Gobble, Sheila Brown, Carla Gieske, Chns Cook, Shannon Perry, Rhonda Moott, Denyl Stephenson, Leah Anne Neiden. Shannon Powell Chns tie Nosh, Kim 5ton onl Jamie Wade. Not Pictured: Kim Green. Susanne Reeves, advisor Special thanks to Hunt's Auto Restoration and Nelida Stephenson Chevrolet Top Row (L-R): Jeremy Show, Donnie Purser, Shannon Kennedy, Date Davis, Rick Purser, Biff White, Jason Tankersley, Steve McMasters, Shawn Andrews, Shawn Parsons, Monte Prince, Wink McDowell Bobby Roberts. Middle Row (L-R): Kevin Payne, Jonathan Gray, Sean Williams, Terry Camron, Richard Shehon, Mark Gladney, Michael Beckman, Kevin Stanford, Aaron Mullins, Lee Whitley, Leroy Adams, Keith Hand, Bubba Kelly, Randy Kelton, Brent Kelly, Chris -Newton, Mitchell Adams. From Row (L-R): Michael Hallmark, Terry Way land, Michael Stephens, Nicky Word, Stanley Bradley, Mike Moore, John Thigpen, Pete Malone, Jason Davis, Jertmy Brewer, Audy Giles. • a OFFICERS: Bach Row (L-R): Kevin Stanford, Treasurer, Michael Beckman, Reporter; Leroy Adams, President Front Row (L-R): Donald Waldrop, Sponsor, Mark Gladney, SentinelAaron Mullins, Secretary. back Row (L-R): Ginger Turner, Sherry Staggs, Felicia Andrews, Sharon Johns, Naomi Freis, Kim Perry, Misty Horum. Elizabeth Hardwick, Regina Hodman, Susie Nelson, Becky Hickman, Robin Dishongh. Middle Row (L-R): Mary Ned Franks, sponsor; Christy Simpson, Ninette Howek Tammy Atwell Lisa Gmy, Michelle Freis, Pamela Robhuis, Deanna Lzek Misty Smith, Amy Kimbrek Stacy Stults, Sheik Hughes, Misty Jackson, Becky Lambert. Belinda Masterson, Sonja McKee, Kim Darnels, James Hickman, Jennifer Wisdom, Laura Laws. Front Row (L-R): Susan Brewer, Susan Fiatt, Tabitha Rosson. FHA OFFICERS (L-R): Deanna Ezell officer, Jennifer Wisdom, officer, Susan Brewer, officer, Tabitha Rosson, Secretary- Treasurer; Amy Kimbrek Vice President; Christy Simpson, officer. Not Pictured; Rhonda Lamprecht, President FOOTBALL HOMECOMING MT FAVORITE THING ABOUT HOMECOMING WAS . .. that it was over1.” — Mr. Green .. dp-syncing the 'Square Dance Rap’ with my friends Carta Gieske, Shannon Perry, Sara Smith, Kim Mifler, Terri Joiner and Rebecca Denton.” — Lisa Gray ”... the dance.” — Christie Nash and Derryt Ste- phenson .. nenf day.” — Rhonda Moore 80 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING FOOTBALL HOMECOMING ’88 Along with Homeeoming, came Cots of activities. Ad week (eng there were dress up days, ranging from fudbidy day to nerd day. Then came Friday, and everybody was ready to work on doss floats or just goof off! Tfmt nigfu tfte sopfiomore class was announced winner of the float contest Ad the fun was wrapped up wild a dance after the big game. QUEEN — AMT DEAN, ESCORTS: JAMIE WILSON AND GREG GARRETSON SENIOR ATTENDANT: SHELLY BROWN, ESCORT: BRETT WEAVER SENIOR ATTENDANT: CHRIS COOK, ESCORT: MARIO MOORE 82 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING fSS SENIOR ATTENDANT: JOEY HENSLEY, ESCORT: RICHIE WAKEFIELD SENIOR ATTENDANT: PAIGE WILLIAMS, ESCORT: RICHARD SHELTON JUNIOR ATTENDANT: LEIGH ANN THOMAS, ESCORT: JOHN WHITE JUNIOR ATTENDANT: STEPHANIE COX, ESCORT: BRIAN HOWELL 83 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING '88 JUNIOR ATTENDANT: MISTY HORTON, ESCORT: MATT BECKMAN SOPHO MORE ATTENDANT: MISTY SEWELL, ESCORT: JEFF MOORE SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: CHERYL DAVIS, ESCORT: JAMIE WAYNE FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: CHERIE GILLESPIE, ESCORT. CHARLIE DOVER 84 OPEN HOUSE Loretto High School May 21,1989 2p.m.to5p.m. SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS: Art Show General Building Open House JTPA Videos Computer Games Sports Trophies on Display CPR Demonstration Model Rocket Demonstration Chorus Presentation Scholastic Bowl Demonstration Round ProJects on Display Language Lab Demonstration Refreshments Served Much. Much More This year marked L.H.S.'s second annual bas- ketball homecoming. There were dress up days ad week long. The day of home- coming there was a Miss Ugly L.H.S. contest with Shagatha Suetta being crowned queen. Other ac- tivities at the pep rally were the lip sync contest and a live band. That night there was a mini-float con- test Tina Shelton was then crowned Homecoming Queen ’89. 86 i46et z££ 6 HHec u U t$ 89 “I don't remember basketball homecoming Teresa Boyd Homecoming was beautiful, especially the girls' dresses Trade Swift 'T think I missed Homecoming. Our fireplace caught on fire. Bridgette Dover Homecoming Queen Tina Shekon, escorted by Jeremy Stum. Senior attendant, Sfanrum Perry escorted by James Hickman. Senior attendant, Kristie Slater escorted by Kevin Fincher. 87 Senior attendant. Ginger 5toggs escorted by Mart McMastm Junior attendant, Rofon Dishongh escorted by Timothy Hodman. Sophomore attendant, Cfirutic Thigpen escorted by Let Green. Freshman attendant, Tina Kiflro escorted by Brandon McLain. ,,, a r tutot vi cuee eact 91 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM “I’(C be there for you” On April 28th the Junior- Senior prom was field in the school gym, for the first time in 10 years. Our colors were black and white, and our senior song was Bon Jovi's 'Tff Be Tftere For Toil .. I’d be that for you These five words I'd swear to you When you breathe, I warn to be the air for you, I ff be that for you I'd (ivt and I'd die for you I'd steal the sun from the sky for you Fff be that for you .. Bonjovi 92 94 ATHLETICS i Mustang Varsity Mustang Varsity First Row (L-R): Patrici Thomas, Lonnie Cotton, Shannon LittreU, Kevin Brown, Renee IjmgQns, Donnie Cotton, Anthony Roberts. Second Row (L-R); B. J. White, Jason Carter, Jason Brown, Let Green, Shag Douglas, Donnie Purser, David Wunner, Bryan Fox. Tfuni Row (L-R); Donald Jaske, Patrick Daniels, Wiiti McDowell Mari Waken, Pete Malone, Terry Cameron, Kenny Baker, Bobby Roberts. Fourth Row (L-R); Dave Hughes, Jamie Mattox, Shannon Kennedy, Kevin Stanford, Jeremy Stutts, Chris Reeves, Cecil Evans, Kevin Fincher, Mari McMasten, Terry Staggs. SENIORS Cecil Evans Back Kevin Fincher End Shannon Kennedy Tackle Mark McMastcrs Bach CftrU Reeves Guard KeiHn Stanford Center Terry Staggs Guard Jeremy Stutts End Footbatt JUNIOR MUSTANGS From (L-R): Jamie Mattox, David Wunntr. Back (L-R): Patrick Danitis, Mark Waiters, Dave Hughes, Shad Douglas. Not Pictured: Jofiit Hardin. SOPHOMORE MUSTANGS From (L-R): Jason Carter, Jason Brown, Lee Green, Terry Cameron. Back (L-R): Bryan Fox, Win McDowed, Anthony Roberts, I Donnie Purser. FRESHMAN MUSTANGS From (L-R): Kevin Brown, Shannon Limed, B. J. White, Pete Malone. Bach (L-R): Patrick Thomas, Lonnie Cotton, Renee Langlois, Donald Jaskt, Donnie Cotton. Not Pictured: Dwayne Rosson, Jeremy Brewer, Jason Davis, Heath Springer. The 1988 Mustang football squad opened the season on August 26, with a 0-21 toss at fiome against Mt Pleasant Tfte following week the Mustangs traveled to Richland. They were handed their second loss in a disappointing 6-7 de- feat Against T.P.5, tfte Mustangs sfiowed some excellent defensive play allowing only one touchdown, but un- fortunately tfte Mustang offense was unable to get past the T .P.5, defense. The final score was T.P.S. 7, Loretto 0. A rainy evening in Hohenwald was tfte setting for the Mustangs’ only vic- tory. In a defensively dominated game, the Mustangs were a6le to slip past Lewis County by a score of 7-0. In the second home game of the season, the bleachers at Forsythe Field were filled as the Mustangs took on neighboring T. M. Rogers. By a score of 6-40, T. M. Rogers emerged as the victor. Chapel Hill came to Loretto tfte fol- lowing week to give the Mustangs their fifth loss by a score of 0-32. On Octo6er 2, the Mustangs trav- eled to Codinwood. As tlie final min- utes ticked away on tfte clock, the Mustangs had a 37-32 lead. But the Mustang defense was unable to stop the advancing Trojan offense. The final score was Loretto 37, Codinwood 39. A trip to Mt Pleasant did not turn out well for the Mustangs. Tftey were defeated 0-42. Tfie final fiome game of the season was played on Octo6er 21, against Waynesboro. Waynesboro was tfie winner 12-14. Pulaski was the final opponent in the 88 season for the Mustangs. Tfie Ti- gers gave tfie Mustangs their ninth loss by a score of 7-26. Gridiron Upper Left: Senior back Cecil Evans makes a reception amid a pair of T. M. Rogers defenders. Upper Rnj ht: Freshman Kevin Braun rushes up field on a fcurk-off return. Middle: Head coach Merle West instructs his team from the sidelines as his eoaehmd staff looks on. Bottom Left: Junior quarterback fuid Poucjlas funds the bail off to sophomore back Jason Carter. Bottom Right: Shag Douglas catches his breath on the sidelines. Action ’ Top: The Mustang defense prepares for action. Middle Left: Freshman tactic Jason Davis and manager Adam Roberts pose in the rain at Hohenwald. Middle Right: Rushing toward the end zone, Shag Douglas (caves tfic Waynesboro defender behind. Bottom: Tfic Mustangs and the Mt. Pleasant Patriots struggle for possession of a loose bad 99 Getting Set Front (L-R): Ton Roberson, Kim Stanford, Leigh Ann Powell Tina Shekon, Casey McDonald, Amy Johns, Elizabeth Hardwick. Back. (L-R): Coach Dtbm Lamest, Ginger Staggs, Nikki Pennington, Christy Shekon, Regina Hodman, Nicole Sawyer, Shedey Story, Lydia Smith, Tammy Ridgeway. Tina Shekon Ginger Staggs 100 SENIORS Regina Hodman Tammy Ridgeway Upper Left: Shtdty Story sets the bad. Upper Right: Regina Hodman displays ha trophies. Lower Left: Tammy Ridgeway ( 45) spikes as team- mates Sheity Story ( 20; and Regina Hodman ( 1) watch. Lower Near Right: I -R Mrs. Lamest, Tina Shekon, Casey McDonald, Nikki Pennington, Amy Johns, and Lydia Smith watch from the sidelines. Lower Far Right: Ginger Staggs serves against Cudeoka. Volleyball has 17-9 season Teamwork, senior tenders flip, and tots of effort were the primary reasons that the 1988 vofieybafd season was successful Returning players and new talent helped the team to capture a 17- 9 reconi Senior Regina Hodman played a large role in tiie success of this year's team. She was not only voted MVP by her teammates, but she was also named to the District Ad-Tournament team and named District Player of the Year. Sophomore Shelley Story was also named to the District Ad- Tournament Team. Regina Hodman ( 1) and Shelley Story ( 20) were both named to the District Ad-Tournament Team, 101 Hustle is the name MUSTANG VAJtSITT FTtmt (L-R): Mono Moore, Phil Hooper, Holey Sunbed, Janie Wilson, Heath Rochester, bad (L-R): Richie Wakefield, Mai Buttrum, Scott Carter, Greg Ganetson, Richard Shehon. Not Pictured: Josh Jones, Jeff Moore. 102 of the game. Upper Right: Greg Garretson ( 14) springs above the outstretched arms of a Lewis hurg p layer. Below: Mario Moore ( 24) propels the bad toward the goal in the hopes of a three-pointer. 1988-89 MUSTANG SCOREBOARD Mustangs 71...... Mustangs 58 . . . Mustangs 69 . . . Mustangs 55...... Mustang 83 . . . Mustangs 68 . . . Mustangs 53...... Mustangs 55 Mustangs 81 . .. Mustangs 47...... Mustangs 44 Mustangs 61...... Mustangs 49 Mustangs 79 ... Mustangs 64...... Mustangs SO Mustangs 45 .... Mustangs 91 . .. Mustangs 67...... Mustangs 87 . . Mustangs 94 .. . Mustangs 73...... Mustangs 68 . . . Lawrence County 72............Home .... Giles County 48 Away .. Hickman County 57....... Home• Richland 62..............Away ... Wayne County 69 . Away . . Marshall County 67...... Home Mt. Pleasant 59............Away Lewis County 67...........Aw ty ......Cfcfton 69 Home Page 58................Away Ltf a mh 85.............Away CUfum 76.................Away Marshall County 69 ........Away .....Cofliinwood 40 Home Giles County 65............Home . . Htdtman County 59 Aw ty Lawrence County 66............Away . ♦. Lewis County 75 , Home Richland 72..............Home Page 97................Home ..... CoQuiwood 61............Away Wayne County 91.............Home .... Ml Pleasant 60 Home Mustangs 60 Marshall County 78..........Away Mustangs 83.............Htdtman County 62 . Neutral Mustangs 66 Macon County 68.........Neutral 11 Wins 15 Losses 'Duma Game ••District Tournament •••Regional Tournament A season of ups and downs Under the (cadersfiip of new head coach Buhba Parier, the Mustangs got the 1988-89 season off to a great start by winning four of their first six games inchiding their first two district games. Al- though they continued to play weft the Mustangs had slipped to a 5-6 over-ad record and a 2-2 district record by Christmas break. The second hedf of the regular sea- son didn't go wed for the Mustangs. They fast seven of their fast twelve games giving them a 10-13 season record and a 4-4 district record. A definite bright spot for the 1988-89 Mustangs was their District Tournament pfay. In the first round of the tournament they fed to fiost Mar- shall County. In the consolation game, the Mustangs soundfy defeated Hickman County by a score of 83-62 to claim third place in the tournament A disappointing two point loss to Macon County in the first round of the Regional Tournament ended the season for the Mustangs. They fin- ished the season with an 11-15 rec- ord. 103 What a Ttf Lfl i PUL Hooper ( 10) «tnwfM a three pointer agabvt Page. Abmm Hmk Koehester ( 22) appfia defensive prtsm. Nmt BJfAfe A MmK comedes Gvcg G«m on after a tomsmatt deftaL Individual Honors for the 1988-89 Mustangs Greg Gamuon Career 1000th Point District A treason Team District Player of tfie Tear District At Tournament Team Regional Ad-Tournament Team Pint Team AtMiistate AkStnte Team (HonoraWe Mention) Mario Moor District Afl Season Team RLchU WahefUU District Ad-Tournament Team Ad-Mirfstate Team (Honorable Mention) 104 Seasont 105 Lady Mustang LADY MUSTANG VARSITY Front (L-R): Blythe Moore, Christy Chandler, Sandy Ricfumlson, SheQey Story, Kelli Davis, Tammy Ridgeway, Holly Gaflren. Back (L-R): Tisft. Childress, Julie Moore, Melanie Burden, Nikki Pennington, Shaky Brown, Jenny Lamest, Cfiristy Shelton, 1988-89 LADY MUSTANGS SCOREBOARD M 1 4 tong 73 . . Home M 1 410 9 4h M 1 410 9 53 Home Mustangs 50 RU Wand 5 3 M 1 410 0 6b Away 1 Mi 4to 9 55 Home M i 4to 9 50 McNatry County 47 Neutral Mi 4lo 9 57 M t 4to g 61 . Lewis County 52 Away Mi 41o 9 66 ( tifton 33 Home Mu4ta 9 69 A way Mustangs 57 M 1 410 9 76 WTRT Mi 4to 9 74 WTKT Mi 4to 9 77 Mustangs 53 Mustangs 54 t afta 59 Marsftou ( ounljp 56 Mustangs 54 CodtnwooJ 66 M 1 410 9� 62 Giles County 56 Home Mustangs 43 HicJtman ( ounl y 36 M 1 410 9� 59 lawtrnce County 36 Away M1 4tong 7 5 Home Mi 4ta g 60 Mustangs 76 Home Mustangs 53 Collin wood 63 Mustangs 57 Wayne ( ounty 59 Muatong 66 Home Mustang, 53 MUftmofl I'otuMy 64 . Neutral Mustangs 60 Page 61 . Neutral Mustangs 47 Spring WU 63 19 Wins 11 lasses Neutral •Duma Game ’District Tournament • Regional Tournament 106 Style.. ♦ Upper LefU Christy Shthon ( 33) and Mdame Burden ( 45) scramble out of bounds after the ball at Lewis County. Upper Right: Kelti Davis ( 25) confers with a referee during a break in Middle Right: Jenny Earnest ( 41) pasts up on offense. Lower Left: Shedey Story ( 21) iooks past a defender in search of an open teammate. Lower Right: Coach Jerry Taylor gives his team Cast minute instructions during a time-out The 1988-89 Lady Mustangs began the season in the hopes of repenting their State Tour- nament appearance. With returning players and several newcomers the Lady Mustangs opened the season by defeating intra-county rival Lawrenceburg and by Seating district competitors Lewis6urg and Centerville. The Lady Mustangs con- tinued to play wed, ending the first half of the season with a 13-2 over- all record and a 4-0 district record. During Christmas break, the Lady Mustangs traveled to Florence to com- pete in the First Annual WTRT Girls Invitational Tournament. The Lady Mustangs overcame Wilson and an undefeated Deshler to make it into the finals. In the locally televised cham- pionship game, the Lady Mustangs subdued the Mars Hid Lady Panthers to bring home the championship tro- ?hy. A tough second half schedule found the Lady Mustangs losing four of their first five games. After wins against HohenwaCd and Lawrtnceburg the Lady Mustangs Be- gan to show signs of their early sea- son form. They went on to win five of the last seven games of the regular season. In the first round of the District Tournament the Lady Mustangs fed to Centerville. After a disappointing one point loss at the hands of Franklin Page in the consolation game the Lady Mustangs ended up in fourth place. At the Regional Tournament, a defeat by Springfield in the first round dashed the State Tournament hopes of the Lady Mustangs. They finished the season with a 19-11 TeconC 107 Individual Honors for the 1988-89 Lady Mustangs Shetley Brown Carter 1000th Point District Ad-Season Team Melanie Burden Ad Tournament WTRT Invttanonal District Ad-Season Team KeOi Daw Career lOOOtii Point Most Valuable Player WTRT Invitational District Ad-Season Team District Player of the Tear District Ad-Tournament Team Regional Ad-Tournament Team First Team Ad-Midstate Ad-State Team (Honorable Mention) is what it’s all about Far Left: Christy Shelton ( 33) keeps her eyes on the 6ah as she maneuvers for a good offensive position against Hohenwald, Middle Left: Melanie Burden ( 35) attempts to block a shot os Shelley Story ( 21) prepares for the rebound, Near Left: Shelley Story ( 21) and Shelley Brown ( 55) outpace a Hohenwald player. Above: Point guard Kelli Davis sets the offense. Drive Sfioot, Score! Left: As Melanie Burden ( 35) shoots over everyone's head, Shelley Brown ( 55) 6Cocks out an opponent. Top Near Right: Shelley Story ( 21) drives toward the basket in Christmas tournament action. Bottom Near Right: At Lawrenceburg, MeCanie Burden ( 35) steps on some toes as site tries to push, her way past three Lawrence County defenders. Far Right: Shelley Brown ( 55) leaps above two Page defenders. 109 89 Mustang At the plate Above: Pitcher Brett Weaver applies a taq to a sliding Lenit burg player. Below: Catcher Jamie Wilton touches home plate for the forced out. MUSTANG VAILS ITT FTxmt iL-R): Chn Part Wesley Franklin. Charlie Dover. Denr Miishhum. Jotmkan Perm Andy Perry. Chudfc Purcefl. Chad Auguswu Sack iL-R): Kftin Hetuon. Patru Tfwma Bnrtt Weaver, Jason Jones. John White. .Mart Buttrum. Terry Staggs Jamie Wilson. Josh Jones. s Tem' Staggs — E N Brett Weaver J — O R Jamie Wilson _S 110 Baseball Upper Left; W’rilev FronJiiin warn patiently on first ha e. Upper KUjht: Tem Stagy display hi h � me nm Middle Left: C hUil Austin drttp hi hunt a little shaft. Middle Right: Josh Jones takes a tep bach as he takes a psch high and inside. Lower Left: Pueher Start Buttmm confers unth catcher Jamie H’dsim and coach Jerry Taylor Lower Rujht: Rnm Henson pisyi even nnh the baa against Lewisburq Tne Loretto Mustangs began the season under the lifudmfup of new coaches. Jerry Taylor and I.arrv Davis. After suffering through a wmiess season in l $$ the Mustangs ambition was to team to win. They accomplished this goaL Us- ing the season for improvement the Mustangs were in excedent conditum at unimanumt time. The regular sea- son ended with the Mustang taking a second place tie in District 9-AA play. Good pitching, excellent defense. and timely hits gave the Mustangs a mnner-up finish in the District Tour- nament and earned them a Regional Tournament berth. In the regional semifinals a 6-8 loss to Greenbrier ended the baseball season for the Mustangs. Although they only complied a record of 7-10, thus u am will be remembered for turning the Mustang baseball program around. The following Mustang players were named to the District All- Tournament Team: Mark Buttrum Charlie Dover Josh Jones Tern Staggs Brett Weaver 111 Aciraj the Front (L-R); Ciystal Gobble, Adrienne Jones, Hope Putman. Badi (L-R): Tara SimBeek, Rhonda Moore, Brunette Dover, Myra Robinson, Denyf Stephenson, Dawn Simbeck. SENIORS Rhonda Moore, Hope Putman Dawn Simbeck Tara Simbeck DerryC Stephenson Competition Upper Left: Crystal Gobble, Bridgette Dover, and Adrienne Jones short a laugh during the seasons first match against Summertown, Upper Right: Myra Rofnnson warms-up before her match. Middle: Rhonda Moore, Richie Wakefield, and Beth Jones enjoy the sun at the District Tournament Lower Left: Hope Putman prepares to smash a serve over tfie net Lower Right: Tara Simbeck is on her toes with the follow-through to fier serve. Even though illness and injuries sidelined many key players during the season, the 1988-89 sea- son was a success for the girls tennis team. At the mid-season Middle Ten- nessee Team Conference Tournament, Hope Putman and Dawn Simbeck won first place for their respective seeds. They were also named to the Ad-Conference Team. The doubles team of Hope Putman and Dawn Simbeck won first place at the District Tournament in Columbia and earned a berth in the Regional Tournament at Murfreesboro. They were defeated in the semi-finals of the Regional Tournament. Conference Tournament seed player 1 default 2 Hope Putman (champion) 3 Dawn Simbeck (champion) 4 Derryl Stephenson 5 Tara Simbeck (semi-jtnafist) 6 Rhonda Moore District Tournament singles Crystal Gobble (defeated 1st round) Rhonda Moore (defeated 1st round) doubles Bridgette Dover Adrienne Jones (defeated 1st round) Hope Putman Dawn Simbeck (champions) 113 Boys Win Front (L-R): Mario Moore, Harley SimbecL Back (L-R): Michael Ro6inson, Dennis Davis, Brian Leighton, Richie Wakefield SENIORS Mario Moore Hariey Simbeck Richie Wakefieid District Upper left: Harley Simbeck return a serve from his Hohenwald opponent Upper right: Richie Wakefield warms-up his backhand. Middle (eft: Brian Leigftton Splays fiis graceful on-court moves. Middle right: Dennis Davis waits for his opponent's serve. Lower left: Michael Ro6inson goes to the net Lower right: Richie Wakefield serves to Tfte 1989 season was a huge success for the boys tennis team. At tfte mid-season Middle Ten- nessee Team Conference Tournament Richie Wakefield and Michael Rob- inson both won their respective seeds and Mario Moore was a semi-finalist for his seed At tfte District Tournament in Co- lumbia, the boys team captured first place thus earning a 6ertft in tfte Team Regional Tournament They were de- feated by Brentwood Academy in tfte first round Richie Wakefield won first place for boys singles at the District Tour- nament At the Regional Tournament in Murfeesboro he was defeated in the semi-finals. The dbuftCes team of Mario Moore and Harley Simbeck were defeated in the finals of the District Tournament and were de- feated in tfte semi-finals of the Re- gional Tournament Conference Tournament seed player 1 Richie Wakefield (champion) 2 Michael Robinson (champion) 3 Mario Moore (semi-finalist) 4 Harley Simbeck 5 Dennis Davis 6 default District Tournament singles Richie Wakefield (champion) Michael Ro6inson (semi-finahst) doubles Dennis Davis Brian Leighton (defeated 1st round) Mario Mo ore Harley Simbeck (defeated in finals) 115 Spreading the First Row (L-R): Com Childress. Second Row (L-R): Stephanie Cox, Misty Horton, Leigh Ann Thomas. Third Row (L-R): Mirendd Kitten, Amy Dotson, Paige Williams, Mary Smith, Fourth Row (L-R): Amy Dean 116 Freshman Cheerleaders L-Rj Kristen Newton, Jennifer Litton, Cfierie Gillespie, Shannon Kohling, Kristen Moore, Leah Belew. 117 'Tftydt 1Recoy tiU ut tfo 118 Top Left: Phil Hooper is aK smiles as he receives his senior basketball award Top Middle L-R: Kelli Davis, Gina Hoilman, and Greg Garretson display their District Player of the Tear plaques. Top Right L-R: Mari McMasters and Terry Staggs receive the football Captam Aw anis. Bottom Left: Principal David Darnel presents Chris Reeves with the Mustang Award for footbaH Bottom Middle: Coach Taylor gives Shelley Brow'n the Academic Award for girls basketball. Bottom Right: Coach Barnett presents the retired 72 jersey to keynote speaker Van Johnson. Athletic Banquet Awards Football MVP Shag Douglas Academic Kevin Stanford Mustang Chris Reeves Back Cecil Evans Lineman Terry 5taggs Captains Mari McMasters Volleyball MVP Terry Staggs Gina Hodman Academic Tammy Ridgeway Bovs Basket ball MVP Greg Garrets on Academic Richie Wakefield Mr. Hustle Jamie Wilson Girts Basket bail MVP Kedi Davis Academic Shelley Brown Lady Mustang Tammy Ridgeway Baseball MVP Brett Weaver Academic Boys Tennis MVP Richie Wakefield Academic Hadey Simfecfc Most Improved Girts Tennis MVP Hope Putman Academic Dawn limbeck Most Improved Rhonda Moore Army Academic Awards Boys Richie Wakefield Girls Myra Ro6inson John Pechonick Athletic ami Academic Award . . Ricfue Wakefield 119 FAVORITES Mr. and Ms. Class John White Stephanie Cox Scott Carter Stepfumie Smith Most Athletic Shag Douglas Kelli Davis 122 Most School Spirit Doug Grooms Mary Smith Jonathan Pettus Ro6in Disfiongh Frierufltest Troy B eecham 123 Sheila Hughes Mr. and Mi. Class Heath Rochester Christy Shelton Mitch Marks Dana Franks S t M u o d s i t o u s Most AtMetic Mark Buttrum Not Pictured Jenny Earnest 125 Friendliest Ryan Kridt Misty Sewell Most Scfioot Spirit Jason Brown not pictured Amy Jones ffi Dean Mr. and Ms. Class Tommy Noblit Christy Chandler Most Athletic Donnie Cotton Blythe Moore Friendliest Jonathan Gray Lorie Richardson A special thanks is extended to Story oruf Lee Furniture and Appliance for the lovely settings on the superlative pages. 127 Most School Spirit Jason Hickman Leah Beiew Brandon McLain Kristen Moore Amy Kimhreff Jason Tankers (ey Deanna Lzelt Ginger Turner 129 BiXf White Jonathan Gray Shannon Rohting Firgi Runner-Up Second Runner-Up Tara Lee Simbeck Becky Hickman Back Row (L-R): Valerie Etienne, Lariska Childress, Anita Shehon, Annette Stem. Third Row: Tam Simbeck Meiinda Tidwed, Ninette Howefl, Becky Hickman. Second Row: Sfuxwum RofiOng, Tonya Brown, Lisa Gray. From Row: Tina Kiflen, Rebecca Denton, Amy Kimbred, Sam Smith, Misty Smith, Tammy Nolen. Not Pictured: Cheryit Davis, Michelle Legg, and Robin Dishongh. 131 Contestants Top Left: Brian Leighton won first place in the VFW voice of Democracy Contest Middle Left: Korin Beueriein won second and Bottom Left: Down Simbtck won third place. A6ove: Korin Beueriein won first place in the essay contest James McGill won third in the essay contest Dennis Davis won third place in the music contest all held at Columbia State. Below: In the 1988-89 art contest Melanie Sums won first place, Leigh Arm Neufert won second and Christie Nash won tftini place. 133 ADVERTISERS J elfcg AtegptA fvnrttTuHi Hwy 43 2006 N. Locust Ave. Phone (615) 762-0049 Compliments of Ken Weathers County Clerk Cathey Harwell McClew Register of Deeds Lawrence Co. Courthouse NBU 18 240 W. Gaines St Lawrettcebunj, TN 38464 Phone (615)762-7700 e t 100 Compliments of Jerry Jester Trustee DAN FOSTER, JR. Lawrence Co. 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Chamber of Commerce Adopt-a-School Program 158 YOU CAN COUNT ON OLDS - PONTIAC • CADILLAC - GMC TRUCKS LAWRENCEBURG: 762-2299 HWY 43 N. NASHVILLE: 259-3917 Compliments of Rent Rujftt Inc. Storj Lee 721 Buffalo Rd. Fumitnre Appliance «£� Vfo b ®Sr je ba,r y-. - ( !-? Lawrence urg, Hwy. 43 TN 38464 Leo ma, Tennessee 615-762-8187 852-2111 159 Many memories remain in the fieam of the students this year High. A (though deeply saddened of oar qood friends, Bobby Kitten Moots, the school year of 1988- spedal year. I hope we have booh the special event that the will appreciate now and in the I am verv pleased to have been the Mustang 89. I cannot take, full this yearbook; the entire worked hard to make t tis the best ever. 1 would like to give special Susanrte Reeves for advising us risions. I would also (ike to Debra Barnett for her support with studies. 160 “ Hi t