Menifee County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Frenchburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

Menifee County High School HCR 69, Box 340 Frenchburg, KY 40322 Volume 19 Table of Contents V Ft i L Trips I Fa.II FeSt'Va .......... I Homecoming............. I Prom ..................... I Hay Day............. Banquets.................... ■ Eighth Grade Trip ..... I Seniors..................... | Janors f Sophomores.................. Freshmen . Underclassmen............... Elementary dmm«s4rcUion,l culfy, Sta f . Oeame Lawson Plemonum. Academics................. Sports............... Dedication.............. Organ zations................ (Vkvospapejr - vJCftT - earbook Staff lo-ll Student Life STUDENT LIFE Some got married. And some just changed their style. Some studied. Some goofed off. Day In And Day Out . . . : M Monday T uasday VVedrvesdas( Bart Wells always dresses up for Mondays. I dare you to tell me it's just Tuesday, says Tim Peck. Terisa! We've made it through half the week! exclaims Jamie Henry. Scott Williams expresses his feelings about Mondays. Still seems like a Monday to me, says Bimbo Botts. Tammy says, I can't believe it's only Wednesday. 6 Snapshots This Is What It's All About WsdoJ| F ridoA MondciL Teresa, what do you mean it's not Friday yet? asks Chan Handy. Yea, I'm ready for the weekend, says Steve Easterling. It always feels like there's two Mondays in every week, says Melinda Issac. The Senior Class exclaims, IT'S FRIDAY! Snapshots 7 deannine, says Charlotte Sons, it's . almost Friday. MENIFEE MOUNTAIN MEMORIES Aerial view of May Day festivities Menifee County’s First May Day Queen Moonshine-making at the Mountain Memories Festival Denny Davis standing next to an old cannon Belgium horses in the festival parade 8 Mtn. Mem. Festival Helicopter ride at the festival Scenic aerial view of downtown Frenchburg This year saw the first annual Menifee Mountain Memories Festival. Maybe next year it will be called the second annual Menifee Mountain Memories Festival. Eventually annuals will be dropped and tradition will take over. This first Mountain Memories was a big success. It captured the downhome feelings all Ken- tucky has for history and friends. Through the Menifee Mountain Memories Festival it is hoped to preserve the antique and home crafts that are and always will be considered pure Kentucky. The Menifee Mountain Memories Festival began Friday, May 6, with the crowning of the King and Queen of the May Day. Gary Shrout also held a bass tournament. There were many crafts and food booths. Mike Helton and his band were in charge of the live entertainment. The festival didn't end there. Saturday, May 7, there was a parade and an antique car show, among many other things. There were crafts and food booths that brought much attention, such as a life-sized replica of a moonshine still and jars of sorghum and moonshine jelly. Sunday finished off the festival with a down home, old-fashioned Brush Arbor meeting and Gospel sing. Menifee County Boy Scouts Mtn. Mem. Festival, ON THE ROAD The fourth and fifth grade quick recall team travelled to Maysville in November. . . . while visions of MACBETH danced through Michelle's head. (Some of the seniors and a few of the gifted students saw a production of MACBETH in May.) Bousing retn Angie Williams, Melinda lssac, Robin Setty, Scott Halsey, and Guido Finger are shown in the Storage Warehouse at the Lexington Herald-Leader. FBLA and Journalism I and II classes visited the Herald-Leader in December. FBLA travelled to Morehead State University in March to compete in the Regional competition. Pictured are Angie Williams, Charlotte Sons, Teresa Brown, Missy Daugherty, Jessica Burton, Robin Center, Becky Brown, Robin Setty, Sonya Smith, Melinda lssac, and Samantha Clemons. Melinda won second place in Typing. AGAIN, AGAIN, AND AGAIN Tonya Daugherty, Jeni Stiltner, Stephanie Ferrell Vicki Helton, Stephanie Brown, Aleta Botts and Melissa Lawson competed in MathCounts at the University of Kentucky in March. Frav Vfor4 louisville Frenchbar Haz.arc( Teresa, Melinda, and Charlotte are about to engage in a major manhunt at the FBLA State Convention. FBLA and journalism students visited Channel 27 in December. Shown with the students are Shawn Smith and Bill Bryant. FHA members on their last legs after attending their state convention. Field Trips 11 HOLIDAYS At MCHS the holiday spirit is spread in different ways. Two groups that help give joy to others are FBLA and FHA. These two organizations buy gifts for the children each Christmas. Shown with Santa Claus are Melissa Clifford and Sis Back. In Santa's lap is Eddie Bradshaw. The smiling child in Santa's lap shows that the holidays bring but the best in all of us, but every now and then . . . . . . it brings out the 'worst' in us. Pictured here are Greg Brown and Winfred Moore in the senior class presentation of MUGGSY'S MERRY CHRISTMAS. Greg por- trayed Muggsy and Winfred portrayed Elmer, the thieves. All right, which one of you kids Why do they always give me music I can t stole my bag of toys? play? says Charlotte. 12 Snapshots The Valentine's Day royalty from Mrs. Wells' second grade class were elected by popular votes. The students voted for one King and one Queen. The runners-up for King and Queen were crowned Prince and Princess. Pictured to the right are: Prince, Jason Bobblitt; Princess, Melody Rogers; King, Travis McVey; and Queen, April Williams. Mrs. McVey's first grade class also elected Valentine's Day royalty. Pictured to the left are prince, Josh Brown; princess, Beth Back; king, Justin Wells; and queen, Jessica Tackett. I really hope Angela likes this Valentine, Oh look! Travis gave me a says Travis McVey. Valentine, says Angela. Holidays 13 Fall Festival Stephanie Cornett modeled at the Fashion Show sponsored by Mrs. Howard. Garietta Mayabb also modeled at the Fashion Show. A Michelle Fields, Cristal Roark, Mindy Asher and Kim Ferrell helped sell Nachos for the Spanish Club. Rob Tyra participated in the pie throw sponsored by FBLA. The Fall Festival was held November 7, 1987. There were many games and activities for everyone. The Journalism Class sponsored a jail. FBLA held a pie throw. The Spanish Club sold Nachos to raise money for their club. The elementary classes also had booths for their classes. Joe Back, sheriff, escorted Kim Ingram 14 Fall Festival to the jail which was sponsored by the Journalishm Class. Future Menifee County High School teachers, Brent Maynard and Johnny Kilgore. Steph, Sis, and Jami—mountain women of Menifee County Homecoming Week On February 18, the annual homecoming week began with students dressing up for a summer day. Even though it was very chilly outside, several students braved the cold and wore jams and T-shirts. The second day was hill- billy day. Everyone came off the mountain to gossip for a day. On February 22, the common people were overtaken by a super-intelligent race, nerds. Everyone wore his or her plaid shirt, pocket protecters, and taped glasses. The last day was the traditional school colors day. Every- one was wearing green and white. Seventh period a pep rally was held to support and boost the basketball players. The seniors won the Spirit Stick for yelling the loudest. Everyone knew senior mouths were good for something. World Champion Crepe Paper Hanger- Sandy Baker Angie Ingram—distant relative of Elly May Clampett Homecoming Week 15 HOMECOMING 1988 Sandy Kilgore was crowned Homecoming Queen during the halftime of the game with Lewis County on February 23. The ceremony began as the sixteen candidates and their escorts were introduced. Next, six former MCHS queens were introduced. The former queens were Tammie Nolan Carty, 1 78; Kathy Peck Daulton, 1979; Denita Murphy Wilhoit, 1984; Jami Trimble, 1985; Teresa Brown, 1986; and Jamie Henry, 1987. Sandy Kilgore, the 1988 Homecoming QuCen, was escorted by Guido Finger. Jenifer Back, escorted by Jim Lawson, was First Runner-up. Tina Back, escorted by R.T. Little, was Second Runner-up. Heather Fox, escorted by Shawn Nickell, was Third Runner-up. Teresa Brown, 1986 queen, was presented flowers by Gregg Thomas. Angie Ingram, escorted by Johnny Rose, was Fourth Runner-up. Jami Trimble, 1985 queen, was presented flowers by Allison Motley. Jamie Henry, 1987 queen, escorted by Scot Williams, was presented flowers 16 Homecoming j y Stacie White Joey Motley and Bertha Back Gwendy Hays and Jimmy Trimble John Hall and Youvina Wells Anthony Lawson and Charlotte Sons Mark Nickell and Lisa Shepherd Joey Sorrell and Stacie White, King and Queen of the Fall Festival, and Gregg Thomas and Allison Motley, Prince and Princess of the Fall Festival, were also introduced. They pre- sented flowers to the queen, former queens, and the runners-up. Jamie Henry, the 1987 queen, gave up her reign as queen as she crowned Sandy. J.D. Trimble, principal, assisted with the crowning ceremony. J.W. Ballard, assistant principal, was the announcer. Homecoming 17 Rob Tyra and Melody Burkett Alma Swartz and Kenneth Pugh Will Mayer and Samantha Clemons Jennifer Downs and Tim Ingram Les Shrout and Scotty Halsey Greg Brown and Rhonda Brown Homecoming Game Scot Williams makes two points at the homecoming game against Lewis County. Jamie Henry showed her great athletic abilities by grabbing this rebound. Alma Jo Swartz played great defense on the court. 18 Homecoming Game Scott Halsey, senior, puts forth a lot of effort against Lewis Countv. Mr. Young, giving a pep talk at tne homecoming game Scot Williams goes up for a long shot. Homecoming Game 19 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER Angie Ingram, Princess; Jami Trimble, Queen; Winfred Moore, King; and David Bryant, Prince A NIGHT TO REMEMBER was the theme for the 1988 Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held on April 23 in the high school gymnasium. Entertainment was by WLAP of Lexington. The Prom royalty was elected. Winfred Moore was pronounced King; Jami Trimble, Queen; David Bryant, Prince; and Angie Ingram, Princess. A new twist was added to the excite- ment this year. After the Prom, an alcohol-free drug-free party was held in hopes to save lives and keep the students from drinking and driving. Several activities such as movies, dancing, a casino room, pool tables, and fortune telling were used to entertain the students. At the end of the party, Melody Burkett won a car. This was a great ending for the party. Guido Finger standing in front of the Prom decorations 20 Prom 1988 Scotty Halsey, Kim Henry; Jeannine Craft, Ricky Burkett- Melissa Clifford Gar,at,a Williams, Sam Williams, Sis Back; Stephanie Corneti WmfSd Moore; Raney Covent, Rob Tyra; Mindy Botts, Rio Risner; and Prom 1988 21 Teresa Brown, Brad Thomas William Mills, Kim Shepherd and Heather Williams, Mike Kier; Dana Clifford, Terri Jordan; Alma Jo Swartz, Shaunna Stamper; Jeremy Patrick, Alane Bryant; Rio Risner, Mindy Botts; Sonya Smith; Anthony Lawson, Les Shrout; Melody Bryant, Guido Finger; John Rose, 22 Prom 1 88 Margaret Akers; and Stephanie Cornett, Winfred Moore Rhonda Brown and Doe Back Heather Fox and Belynda Hasty Rhonda and Von Peck Mrs. Bryant plays Black Jack 21 with students at After Prom Party. Rachel Masterson tells Mark Manning what mysteries his future holds. Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Thomas, preparing Melody Burkett won the grand themselves for a night of adventure. prize at the After Prom Party. Prom 1988 23 THE FABULOUS 50'S This year's May Day was beautifully decorated in 50's style. The 3rd grade classes did a routine to the song Two Girls for Every Boy. Tonya Daugherty and Jason Brown were the Keepers of the Royal Seals. On May 6, 198S, the May Day cast took a trip back in time to the 1950's. The gymna- sium was decorated in 50's tradition with pink, black, and white as the colors. Emphasis was placed on 50's music and dress. Some of the grade school classes did routines to 50's songs, using dances from the 50's. Their costumes consisted of poodle skirts, rolled-up jeans, and white tee-shirts. Their hair was slicked back or in ponytails. Even the girls in the Royal Court dressed in style with tea-length dresses. Alma Jo Swartz sang Daddy's Hands, and Charlotte Sons sang The Only Real Peace. The royal Court members were as follows: Queen of the May was Jami Trimble; King of the May was Guido Finger; the Prince and Princess of Apple Blossom Time, Winfred Moore and Jeannine Craft; the Marquis and Marquesa of the Roses, Sam and Garietta Williams; the Count and Countess of Lilac Time, Will Mayer and Terri Hays; the Crown Bearers, David Botts and Stephanie Cornett; the Sceptre Bearer for the King, Mark Nickell and the Bouquet Bearer for the Queen, Charlotte Sons; Gift Bearers, Greg Brown and Jenifer Back; and the Keepers of the Royal Seals, Jason Brown and Tonya Daugherty. Even the Grand Marchers were dressed in 50's attire. Charlotte Sons sang her rendition of The Only Real Peace. 2 May Day Kim Henry and Scott Halsey May Day King was Guido Finger and the Queen was Jami Trimble. The Royal Court members dressed in 50's attire and posed in front of Roger Smallwood's car. Charlotte Sons and Mark Nickell Stephanie Cornett and David Botts Jenifer Back and Greg Brown Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Garietta Williams Terri Hays and Will Mayer BANQUETS AND Melinda Issac receiving an outstanding FBLA member award from President Charlotte Sons. Missy Daugherty, Samantha Clemons, and Jessica Burton in the skit Making a Scene. Enjoying themselves at the FBLA Banquet are' Larra Sartain, Debbie Williams, Jamie Henry, Joy Williams, Angie Williams, and Arlene Back. 26 Banquets On May 13 the annual FBLA awards Banquet and Installation of Offi- cers Ceremony was held. After the meal, different members put on various skits. Following the meal, awards were given. The officers for the SE- ES year were then installed. They are as follows: Melinda Issac, President; Jessica Burton, Vice President; Larra Sartain, Secretary; Angie Williams, Reporter; Teresa Brown, Historian; Missy Daugherty, Assistant Historian; and Samantha Clemons, Parliamentarian. MORE BANQUETS Who threw that water balloon? What's this balloon made out of? asked Linda Henry at the FHA banquet. Drema Clifford wonders. On April 28 FHA held their annual Banquet. The new officers were installed, and there were different types of entertainment. The FHA Banquet was held for the members and their parents. Jamie Henry, FHA president, presiding over the opening ritual. The officers of the 1988-89 year were then installed. They are as follows: Jamie Henry, President; Michelle Fields, 1st Vice-president; Youvina Wells, 2nd Vice- president; Jennifer Downs, Secretary; Theina Spencer, Treasurer; Christina Wynn, Historian; Tammy Wells, Reporter; Spencer, Treasurer; Christina Wynn, Historian; Tammy Wells, Reporter; Missy Daugherty, Song Leader; Samantha Lane, Recreation Leader; Marty Landrum, Honor Roll Chairman; and Chasity Smallwood, Parliamentarian. Banquets 27 EIGHTH GRADE TRIP The eighth graders take time for a picture on the steps of the Capitol. State government really gets Jenni Stiltner excited! All these politicians really make me nauseous, says John Bates. Steve Brown makes an attempt at a Tom Cruise impersonation. O.K., who covered my seat wif toothpaste?'1 says Mr. Young, as Matt Stapleton laughs. 28 Eighth Grade Trip EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION Jason Brown Co-valedictorian Stephanie Ferrell Co-Valedictorian Traci Mann Co-Valedictorian Jennifer Stiltner, Tara Young, Dennis White, and Jimmy Wright waited for the graduation ceremony to begin. Shane Rose, Chris Sallie, Daniel Simpson, and Joe Bryant Darren Simpson, Jamie Spencer, Matt Stapleton, and Steven Spencer Will Nefzger Co-Valedictorian Robin Issac Salutatorian Eighth Grade Graduation 29 SENIOR TRIPS Winfred Moore and Wes Smallwood tried to beat the girls in the paddle boats at Natural Bridge. Sis Back, Sandy Baker, Melissa Cilford, and Michelle Thomas and Charlotte Sons, Jami Trimble, Robin Setty, and Lisa Shepherd enjoyed the paddle boats. While waiting for a turn to ride the paddle boats, Tina Deskins, Becky Brown, Tammy Vanderpool, Mickey Cox, Melissa Gravett, Sherri Holland, and Jeniffer White were visited by a bee. Shawn Nickell, Paul Taylor, Shaunna Stamper, and Jenifer Back enjoyed a stroll through the park. One of the rides the senions liked most at Camden Park was the roller coaster. Shown are Mindy Botts, Terri Hays, Stephanie Cornett, Shaunna Stamper, and Winfred Moore. 30 Senior Trips . - !• R Wes Smallwood, Jeremy Patrick, and Charles Spencer tried to calm Richard Murphy down. Jami Trimble and Charlotte Sons Since it was raining, Robin Setty donned a raincoat; Jeremy Patrick got wet. Sis, Michelle, Sandy, Melissa, Charlotte, Mark, Jami, Anthony, and Jeremy rode the children's roller coaster in the rain. Jami, Charlotte, Robin, and Trina got soaked on the log ride. After a long day, Joyce Ross and Tammy Brooks slept on the way home. Senior Trips 31 GRADUATION On Thursday, May 26, the graduation of the Class of 1988 was held in the Menifee County High School gym. The gradu- ating class was very excited that night as they waited anxiously for the ceremony to begin. Several awards and scholarships were given to many indi- vidual members of the class. Michelle Thomas, Co-Valedictorian; Mindy Botts, Co-Valedictorian; Lisa Shepherd, Co-Salutatorian; and Jami Trimble, Co-Salutatorian. Paul Taylor is finally ready to face the real world! 32 Graduation Terri Lawson, Shawn Nickel!, Joyce Ross, Wes Smallwood, Charlotte Sons, and Charles Spencer think they are a success. SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Becky Brown, Secretary-Treasurer; Charlotte Sons, Vice President; Mindy Botts, President; Kim Henry, Secretary-Treasurer A LIFETIME IS NOT TOO LONG TO LIVE AS FRIENDS Answers on page 48 Baby Pictures Look Out World Jenifer Back Joe Back Ricki Back Sis Back Greg Brown Rebecca Brown Melody Bryant Melissa Clifford . . . Here We Come Mickey Cox Jeannine Craft John Crouch Stephanie Cornett Guido Finger Heather Fox Jon Gibbs LET'S PAWS Sis is now entering THE ROASTBEEF ZONE! Don't EVEN think about it!! And they sny beauty is only If I've told you once. I've told you a thousand skin deep! jeannine thinks times. My name is Mark, NOT DOODLE! differently. Which way is North? Michelle Thomas asked a simple question, expecting a simple answer. Instead she got laughed at. Why? The compass that she asked A.nthony Lawson to find North on was a geometrical compass! Experiences like this happen everyday to some lucky individuals. Seniors Such as the day poor Jami Trimble dropped her scarf in the commode, or the day FOR SENIORITY William Mayer is definitely not a good example of an intelligent American! says Guido Finger. Stephanie Cornett asks Garietta Mayabb, Are you sure this is the way to get off the ground? Kim Henry is trying out her Electric Company Don't look now, Jami, but 1 cheer on Jenifer Back. Hey you guys! , think that the camera is pointed in this direction! that Mindy Botts' stomach played Taps for the whole senior English class. Stephanie Cornett learned that it's easier for the officials to see her basketball number when her shorts are on the way they are supposed to be instead of backwards. We all have embarrassing moments, but some are more humorous than others. Keep in mind, your day is coming! Seniors Seniors Are The Best Jim Lawson Terri Lawson Garietta Mayabb Rebecca Meadows Seniors Teresa Meadows Winfred Moore Anthony Lawson William Mayer Randy Mullins Of The Rest Richard Murphy Mark Nickell Shawn Nickell Jeremy Patrick Teresa Peck Von Peck Trina Reed Joyce Ross Jeffrey Runyon A Robin Setty Lisa Shepherd Wes Smallwood Seniors A SUPERIOR, ENERETIC, NOBLE, Those 1988 Seniors Jim Lawson, this is not the time to play with your slinky. Tina Deskins asks, What would school be like without our snack machines? We never thought we'd make it, but now that we are here, let's journey back to our childhood years. It all started in the first grade when Sam Wil- liams continually tried to escape the clutches of the opposite sex, and Charlotte Sons tried to discipline the rest of the class by using a paddle while the teacher was out of the room. During the following elementary years, fifth graders Stephanie Cornett, Jeannine Craft, and Gari- etta Mayabb skipped class to eat lunch with the much-admired eighth graders. Sixth grader Jenifer Back carried her briefcase which kept falling over during class, scaring the wits out of everyone. Then our eighth grade graduation became the highlight of the year. We had several people to do well and get awarded for their outstanding achievement. Michelle Thomas was vale- dictorian at Menifee, and Mindy Botts was valedictorian at Botts. The following summer we prepared to enter the exciting world of high school. During our freshman year we got to meet a lot of new friends. Botts eighth graders joined Menifee at the high school. That year was spent getting used to new friends and hectic schedules. About the middle of the year we started loosening up. Jami Trimble was crowned Homecoming Queen with Jenifer Back as runner-up. Prince and Miami Vice were among our many favorites. The year ended with a bang as waterguns filled the halls only to be taken away before the day ended. Our sophomore year started with seven classes each day. It was tough at first, but we adjusted. Then came our funfilled junior year. Newcomers, such as Robin Setty, thought they would never fit into our wild and crazy class. Then came our fumbling demonstration speeches, such as the one Stephanie Cornett tried to do. In Stephanie's demonstration speech she was to make a milkshake. Unfortunately, instead of giving it to the class in glasses, she decided to let the mixer do its work. As you can imagine, the class got its fill of milkshakes for a while. Then came the prom. The theme was A Change of Heart. The class spent weeks and even months preparing for that night in heaven. The prom was a terrific experience for everyone. Jami Trimble was crowned princess, and Sam Williams was crowned prince. Snapshots INTELLIGENT, OPTIMISTIC, RACE Joe Back thinks, I should have had a chocolate milk instead of my V-8! No need for words, Tanna and Melissa. The sign, SENIORS 1, says it all. Wes quit pulling my leg. I know that truck can't go 200 mph in a straight stretch, says John Crouch, a prospective buyer. How in the heck do you think my day went? says Mindy Botts. Quit looking. Bimbo. A weekend is around here somewhere. We didn't think anything could top our junior year, but then came our SENIOR year. This year held many happy times for all of us. Guido Finger, a foreign exchange student from Germany, decided to venture into the unknown when he joined us at Menifee County High School. Also while we did the play Macbeth, we were visited by six witches. These witches provided our SENIOR class with some very enjoyable moments. As we drew nearer to Prom, May Day, and Graduation, we were reminded of the respon- sibilities awaiting us when we went our separate ways after high school. However, as we started to face these responsibilities, we did not forget our extremely funfilled years at Menifee County High School. Snapshots The Time Of Our Lives Charlotte Sons Shaunna Stamper Tammy Vanderpool Seniors Rob Sons Paul Taylor Bart Wells Jeniffer White Tanna Spencer Jami Trimble Sam Williams Charles Spencer Michelle Thomas A TOUCH OF CLASS Mr. Mrs. Senior Winfred Moore and Jami Brimble Most Studious Winfred Moore and Mindy Botts Most Courteous Joe Back, Charlotte Sons, and David Botts Class Cut-ups Mark Nickell and Sis Back Best Dressed Mark Nickell and Jami Trimble Seniors SENIOR GUYS ON THE PROWL Shawn Nickell alias: Tinkerbell Charles Spencer has a face only a mother could love. Greg Brown measures Rick Back's personality and Kenneth Hudson seems enchanted, is it Mrs. Brown or Macbeth? comes up short. Sam Williams remem- bers his momma saying there would be days like this. dllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUmiMIIIIIII 5 jj | I Answers to Baby Pictures S = : | (1) Jenifer Back | (2) Jim Lawson | (3) Tammy Vanderpool| | (4) Melissa Gravett | | (5) Tanna Spencer | (6) Melody Bryant | (7) Garietta Mayabb | | (8) Sam Williams | (9) Lisa Shepherd | (10) Charlotte Sons | | (11) Mickey Cox | (12) Mark Nickell | (13) Ricki Back = (14) Sandy Baker | (15) Jami Trimble | (16) Anthony Lawson j § (17) Melissa Clifford | | (18) Jeannine Craft I 1 (19) Mindy Botts | (20) Jeniffer White | (21) Jeremy Patrick f | (22) Wes Smallwood I | (23) Becky Meadows | | (24) Tina Deskins I (25) Joe Back | (26) Michelle Thomas | | (27) Kim Henry I (28) Randy Mullins | (29) Trina Reed | (30) Tammy Brooks | I (31) Kim Ingram | (32) Terri Hays | (33) Scotty Halsey I (34) Stephanie Cornett | (35) Robin Setty | (36) Becky Brown | (37) Joyce Ross | (38) Sherri Holland 1 (39) Shaunna Stamper | (40) Heather Fox | (41) Richard Murphy | (42) Teresa Peck | (43) Terri Lawson | (44) Sis Back i...........uni............. Anthony Lawson says, Gimme back my teddy bear! Snapshots UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassmen found that experimenting with life in high school was just as difficult as experi- menting with chemicals in Advanced Biology class. Shown here from left to right: Steve Easterling, junior; Jon Hall, sophomore; Bertie Ford, junior; and Bobby Lee, junior. JUNIORS Angela Back Bertha Back David Back Lester Back Lisa Back Scott Ballard Stanley Becraft Terisa Berry Laura Blevins Kim Brown Rhonda Brown Teresa Brown Alane Bryant David Bryant Melody Burkett Jessica Burton Richard Campbell Tammy Carter Robyn Center Kevin Combs Danita Crain Steve Easterling Brad Ferrell Mel Ferrell Bertie Ford Tina Fultz April Hagerman April Hale Priscilla Hall Belynda Hasty Jamie Henry Donna Howard Lauretta Howerton Kristy Huff 50 Juniors Kenny Hurt Angie Ingram Melinda Issac Mike Kier Kim Klaber Jennifer Langworthy Wilma Lawson Bobby Lee Mark Manning Tracy Mayabb Roger Moore I don't want your kisses, Kenny. Joey Motley Audrey Perry Kenneth Pugh Shawn Richards Chris Robinson 15? Karen Roe John Rose Larra Sartam Kim Shepherd Pam Simpson Juniors 51 Lisa Smallwood Roger Smallwood Steve Smallwood Sonya Smith Richard Sparks Kevin Spencer Rhonda Spencer Brad Stamper Brian Stamper Alma Jo Swartz Rob Tyra Dannie Wells Elaine Wells Scot Williams Kenny Yarber Gee, Dora, says Belynda, it's a shame the boys lost last night; No Picture Available: Terry Jordan Hargis Stone Monica Wells 52 Juniors CLASSROOM CUT-UPS f Robert Stamper does the Polish Limbo. Melinda and Larra: If this is the new generation, we're in a lot of trouble. Robin says, How can you resist this face? Chip, give me back my paper. Here comes Ms. Reed. Try writing on paper. Snapshots 53 Simon. SOPHOMORES Melinda Asher Richard Back Tina Back doe Bates Meshelle Blevins Hank Botts Stepheny Brewer Donnie Burton Johnny Carty Mitzi Clark Dana Clifford Paula Davis Teresa Deskins Jennifer Downs Scottie Ferguson Christie Ferrell Kim Ferrell Shawn Ferrell Michelle Fields Rosemary Fugate 54 Sophomores Some people have one of those days. Youvina Wells says she has one of those lives. Simon Fugate Tara Gross Brian Helton Bobby Henry Brian Hunt Kevin Hurt Tim Ingram Robert Johnson Samantha Lane Joseph Langworthy Even though Tim Peck pushes in his chair, Dana Murphy says he still doesn't get the respect he deserves. Becky Lawson Jason Lewis R.T. Little Keith Maze Scott Mullins James Mullins Dana Murphy Rosalee Pargon Tim Peck Jamey Perry Sophomores 55 Look, R.T., says Shawn, it's a bird, it's a plane, no it's Guido.! Melissa Roach Wayna Roach Brad Rose Jennifer Rowe Denise Rupe Bradley Sexton Kenny Shepherd Leslie Shrout Teresa Smallwood Jeneen Spencer Jenny Spencer Theina Spencer Rob Thompson Mark Tolson Davy Wells Youvina Wells Angie Williams Lee Ann Wilson Christina Wynn 56 Sophomores No Picture Available: Jonathan Hall Martie—A Kid at Heart Mel's not confused; she always looks this way. Mule, off the court! Look out! Here comes Hargis! Lester: His natural look! Td! I l ' Y 4 . it Jamie says, Scott, look Sonya and Alane trying to have an at me when 1 talk to you! intelligent conversation! Snapshots 57 FRESHMEN Scott Amburgey Amy Back Jamey Back John Back Scott Back Miles Berry Thomas Botts Daniel Burton David Center Patty Centers Samantha Clemons Jennifer Coldiron Anthony Collins Greg Collinsworth Johnny Combs Mabel Conway Billy Cornett Charletta Craft Steve Craft Tim Crowe Missy Daugherty Mary Beth Egelston Todd Egelston Shane Esteppe Jodey Evans Ricky Eversole Kristie Fannin Andy Ferrell Missy Ferrell Scott Ferrell Missy Ginter Barbara Hagerman Donald Hagerman Joanie Hale Gwendy Hays 58 Freshmen Neil Helton Shannon Highley Melinda Holland Nellie Howard Suzie Howard Sandy Kilgore Marti Landrum Kelly Lisle Melissa Little Sherri Little Billy wins the admiration of Jessica, Missy, Nicole, and Patty just by being his normal, charming self. Tracey Little Danny McClain Jessica McKenzie Anthony Maze Jerry Mynheer Nicole Neal John Nefzger Shane Nickell Dale O'Hair Joyce O'Hair Tim Peck Julie Perkins Michelle Perry Freshmen 59 Chip Ramsey Bobby Ratliff Rhonda Ratliff Carmen Reynolds Myron Ross Patricia Rowe Thomas Runyon Alisa Sexton Brian Shepherd Chasity Smallwood James Smallwood Julie Smallwood Stacy Smallwood Davida Sorrell Joyce Sorrell Robert Stamper Blane Stapleton Jason Stull David Thomas Lana Tolson Sherry Treadway Jimmy Trimble Vickie Wagers Renee Wells Tammie Wells Tammy Wells Heather Williams Tim Williams Andrea Wilson Scott Wright No Picture Available: Jeff Barnett 60 Freshmen Freshmen Girls Cause All To Pause Missy Ferrell, Gwendy Hays, and Heather Williams think they should have been born rich instead of beautiful. .i i •JJ Nicole Neal has an out-of-body experience. Kelly Lisle says, This is not the time to fall Mary Beth Egelston and Charletta Craft asleep, Mindy Holland. have faces of angels and minds of devils. Snapshots 61 Sure I'll star in KARATE KID PART 17! Can 1 borrow 2 quarts of liquid exclaims Bobby Lee. paper?! asks Christina Wynn. The newest members ot the Memlee County Escort Service: April Hagerman, Melody Burkett, and Alma Swartz . 0 9- y Hi, I'm Larry. This is tJ. my brother Darrell and other brother Darrell. «V 62 Snapshots Come on, Coach, nobody is going to knock it out this far! Mike wonders it John's haircut is really that bad! I have a feeling today is Monday. Snapshots 63 EIGHTH GRADE Tracy Abney Stacy Adams Beth Back Billy Back Terry Barnett John Bates Walter Boles Phyllis Breeden Dennie Brown Jason Brown Jerry Brown Josh Brown Steve Brown William Bryant Joe Cooper Stacy Crain John Clemons Tonya Daugherty Shawn Donathan Jason Egelston Renee Engle Sammy Ferguson April Ferrell Stephanie Ferrell David Fultz John Hager 6 Eighth Grade Vicki Helton Vicki Henry Bob Howard Pam Howard .'Jennifer Ingram Robin Issac Stephanie Kendrick Billy Lawson Jamie Lawson Melanie Lawson Is it G.I. Joe and Rambo, or is it Tracy and Will? Shelly McCoy Melinda Murphy Will Nefzger Christie Patrick Eric Peck Michelle Peck Michelle Peyton Todd Pitts Mike Ratliff Teresa Richardson Eighth Grade 65 Andy Roach Anthony Roe Johnny Rose Shane Rose Chris Sallee Homework, homework, give me a break, says Tonya. Glenn Setters Daniel Simpson Darren Simpson Jamie Spencer Steven Spencer Susie Spencer Wilma Stamper Matt Stapleton Jennifer Stiltner Dale Tackett Jimmy Wright Tara Young 66 Eighth Grade Hi, I'm Laverne, and this is my roommate Shirley. Is that how old you are, Will? I love myself this much . . . Lonnie, how many times do I have to tell you—I'm 1! Mr Becky says, I don't know why they're jealous; he saw me first. Behind this angel face there is a devious mind at work. Snapshots 67 SEVENTH GRADE Shane Adams Amy Back Becky Back Sarah Back Chris Blevins Aleta Botts Tina Bowman Jennifer Brashears Jon Bressler Eva Brooks Janet Brooks Ladonna Brooks Amie Brown Donavan Brown Sarah Brown Stephanie Brown Ben Bryant James Bryant Belinda Carty Scottie Carty Jacob Chambers Jeff Clayton Darlene Clemons Helen Clemons Ricky Clifford Ronnie Coldiron Renee Crawford Billie Ann Day Bradley Deskins 68 Seventh Shannon Dyer Stacy Easterling Jackie Ferguson Patrick Ferrell Shellie Fox Charles Fugate Kenneth Ginter Adam Gross James Hagerman Jonathan Hensley Casey Hurt Thomas Ingram Todd Ingram Steve Jones T.J. Lawson, distant .... very distant .... relative of Arnold SWartzanegger! Regina Keene Bill Lane Larry Lane Billy Lawson Melissa Lawson T.J. Lawson Seventh 69 Rodney Lindon Scott Lovelace Brian Lykins Pamela Mann Samantha Martin dim May Tracy McClain Robert Medley Christy Morris dessie Murphy Darrell Newingham Shelley Nickels Darin O'Hair Billy Peck 70 Seventh Aleta, a future scientist; but Robert???? r - ■ rf j Lucas Perkins Kim Perry Billie Clean Peyton Jeremy Phillips John Pruitt Johnny Ratliff Lonnie Riddle Debbie Robertson Jerry Robertson Adam Ross Do we really get out of school if the sun shines? Belinda Sons Grant Sorrell LeRoy Stamper Vickie Tackett Lori Tolson Glendon Tyree Joe Vanderpool Jimmileen Walker Tammy Warfield Bonnie Welch Danita White Christy Williams Jamie Williams Lori Williams Todd Williams Rebecca Wright Seventh 71 Lunchtime Laughs! ! ! When Sarah talks, everyone else steps back, says Lori Tolson. I choose Milky Way over Snickers because 1 like to rest and play, says Brian. Shelly, open up, here comes the train! says Amy Back. We've got this lunch part down pat, reply Jenifer, Robin, and Beth. Would the real Beach Boys please stand up??? 72 Snapshots ELEMENTARY These students are participating in one of the most enjoyable aspects of elementary life. On the slide are the following people: Jessica Tackett, Beth Back, and Chloe McClanahan. Waiting in line for their turns are Josh Brown, Travis Blevins, Teresa Lee, Kelly Wells, and Toby Wells. Elementary 73 SIXTH GRADE Mark Abney Tony Back Anthony Ballard Shawn Ballard Jonathan Blevins Ronald Bogatitus Samual Bowman Michael Brooks Jamie Brown Johnny Bryant Susie Chandler Matt Crawford Phillip Edmonson Kevin Ferrell Daniel Hagerman Michael Hagerman Steven Hagerman Jessica Hall Jamie Holland Kenneth Jenkins Darrell Jones Jarrod Jones Johnny Kilgore Ray Kilgore Terry King Randy Lawson Scottie Long Jason Martin Brent Maynard Billy McGuire Jason Mullins Mike Owens Myra Peyton Michael Rowe Shannon Rudd 7 Sixth Grade Stuart Salyers Paul Simpkins James Skaggs Freida Skidmore Greg Sons Marlena Sorrell K.C. Sparks Michelle Steele Danielle Tackett Mary Thomas Jan Trimble Chris Wells Melinda Wells Kelly Wynn No Picture Available: Anita Vance Duh, what do we do? What do you mean you don't like my father's clothes? says Steve Hagerman. Sixth Grade 75 FIFTH GRADE Christy Alsept Tracy Back April Baker Goldie Breeden Freda Brooks Christopher Joe Brown Missy Bryant Richard Bryant Lydia Carter Maggie Clemons Melanie Clemons Sabrina Combs Erika Conway Sandy Davis Robbie Ferrell Betsy Gross Robert Hensley Tamilyn Ingram Elizabeth Jamison Amy Johnson Kris Mann Andrea Morrison Chris Morrison LaJohnda Mullins Sarah Nefzger Brad Noble 76 Fifth Grade Sam Wells asks, Does Erika really like me or am I just dreaming? Gina Patrick Susan Peck Johnna Perdue Jennifer Rawlins Keith Roach Brandy Skidmore Jennifer Lynn Smallwood Lori Sorrell Tina Spencer Trina Spencer Brent Stamm Martie Stamper Tammy Stamper Duana Steele Tiffany Stiltner Andrew Thacker Vincent Warfield Sam Wells Stacie White Heather Willoughby Carson Wilson Danny Woodward Pictures Not Available: Ronnie Burton A future geometry teacher? Don't make me laugh! exclaims Brent Stamm. Fifth Grade 77 I FOURTH GRADE Jon Mark Adams Jason Ballard Carrie Becraft Scott Becraft Amanda Berry Kim Brooks Nancy Brown Nathan Brown Dewayne Carty Bryan Clark Isom Clemons Matthew Cooper Jimmy Downs Melinda Ferguson Carrie Ferrell Todd Fultz Mark Hagerman Timothy Hatton Trisha Hatton Darren Highley Lotressa Howard Shannon Howard Jason Issac Steven Jenkins Wayna Lawson David Lewis Catina Perkins Shannon Perry Larissa Pitts Chris Ramsey Michelle Roberson Connie Rowe Jerry Rowe Linda Rowe Ryan Rowe 78 Fourth Shawn Rudd Paula Shepherd Robin Shrout Wesley Smallwood Joey Sorrell John Spencer Gail Stull Kelly Stull Chad Tackitt Wesley Tackitt Jason Taulbee Casey Tyree Corey Tyree Ralph Vance Phillip Weiman Sherry White Alisha Wilhoit Fourth 79 Elementary Fall Festival KING AND QUEEN Joey Sorrel] and Stacie White PRINCE AND PRINCES Gregg Thomas and Allison Motley Mrs. Priddy and James Skaggs worked hard at the bake sale for the sixth grade. The students in each grade chose one person to represent their class. The students collected money for this event. The students who collected the most money by a penny-a-vote-election were crowned either King and Queen or Prince and Princess on November 7. The classes that wanted to participate in the Fall Festival had various activities such as bake sales and sponge throws to raise money for their class. 80 Fall Festival To Bee or Not To Bee Botts Elementary Spelling Bee Winners: Back Row: Tessa Roach; Mrs. Elaine Martin, Library Clerk Aide; Melissa Miller Front Row: Debra McCoy; Wendy Crain; Billie Lane, Davey Simpson Menifee Elementary Spelling Bee Winners: Back Row: Mrs. Lillie Botts, Teacher; Aleta Botts; Melanie Lawson; Tara Young; Jeremy Phillips Front Row: Allison Motley; Joey Stiltner; Kyle Morrison; Carrie Ferrell; Susan Peck; Jamie Brown County Winner - Carrie Ferrell County Runner-up - Melissa Miller Each spelling bee winner received a trophy from the Menifee County PTA. Carrie Ferrell, the Menifee County winner, represented Menifee County at the Louisville Courier- Journal Spelling Bee on April 8. She received a $50 savings bond and a dictionary from the PTA. Melissa Miller, the Menifee County runner-up, represented Menifee at the Ashland EKEA Spelling Bee on March 26. Elementary Spelling Bee 81 THIRD GRADE 3ames Agee Elizabeth Amburgey Phillip Becraft Georgia Brooks Victor Brooks Jesse Brown Robyn Byrd Eric Carty nohn Clifford Denny Davis Okay, guys, what did you do with it? Ina Donathon Michael Downs nackie Ferrell Doug Hagerman Alicia Hall Wendy damison Larissa nohnson Larry nones Barrett Kegley Dane Klaber 82 Third Grade Jon Langworthy Mary Lee Joshua Martin Hope Masterson Kyle Morrison Kevin O'Hair Jason Perry Jon Phillips Stephanie Phillips Larry Roberson No, Tara, you are supposed to sweep the floor, not my head! Ruth Rowe Lynette Rupe Tara Sexton Chris Smith Brandon Stamm Tommy Standifur Bianca Thacker Gregg Thomas Jessica Williams Kara Young Third Grade 83 SECOND GRADE Samatha Adams Shawn Back Curtis Berry Jason Boblitt Eddie Bradshaw Susie Bryant Freddie Cooper Kimberly Cooper Stephen Cornwell Jessica Crisp Naomi Deaton Brenda Dennis Amanda Downs Chasity Ferguson Tracie Ferguson What do I have to do to get away from you? Travis Ferrell Jimmy Gross Timmy Gross Misty Henry Rocky Howard Ronnie Johnson Brenda Kilgore Matt Lawson Kila Little Benny Long 84 Second Grade Thomas May Travis McVey Angela Meadows Donnie Mynheer Amy Nott Christy Nott Doug Patrick James Perry Melody Rogers Tina Smallwood David Smith Valerie Smith Chris Sparks Leetta Stamper Joe Stiltner Marcia Wallace Billy Warfield April Williams Tiffany Yarber Pictures Not Available: Ralph Brooks Joe Lefebure Carl Smith Lewis Thompson We're trying to look innocent. Is it working? Second Grade 85 FIRST GRADE Tracy Adkins Andrew Amburgey Beth Back Jane Bishop Travis Blevins Jennifer Brooks Joshua Brown Leonard Brown James Bryant Natosha Byrd Amy Clifford Joshua Copas Wendy Cornett Amber Davis Summer Fox Phillip Hagerman Trina Henry Amy Holland Danielle Ingram Charlie Jones Teresa Lee Jason Lisle Lori McClain 86 First Grade Chloe McCleanhan Timothy Meadows Allison Motley Olivia Mullins Tanya Mynheer Joshua Phillips Marcus Puckett Tina Roberson Sandy Rowe Alma Skidmore You may laugh now, but someday I'll become a famous finger painter, says Charlie Jones. Pictures Not Available: Carson Brooks Freddie Doyle James Newell Kasey Pitts Geraldine Stamper Sylvia Stamper George Standifur Stephanie Sturgill Jessica Tackett Justin Wells Kelly Wells Toby Wells Dawayna Whitaker Cassa Williams First Grade 87 KINDERGARTEN Darin Abney Joshua Adams Heather Alfrey Brandon Back James Back Joshua Becraft John Bryant Jennifer Childers Jeremy Cornett Robbie Davis Travis Day Lebreska Duong James Ferguson Amber Ferrell Billy Ferrell Joshua Gilvin Carolyn Hagerman Porter Highley Nora Howard Stacy Jones Tiffany McGuire Heather Parker James Rhodes John Rhodes Clevie Rowe Scott Rudd Katie Skidmore Thomas Smallwood Matthew Smith Alisha Tackett Justin Tackett Kelly Tufono Robert Weimann 88 Kindergarten MRS. FERGUSON Greg Brooks Penny Brown Brian Keene Earl Mays Kevin Rowe Picture Not Available: Danny Burton Gene Tackitt Amy Trimble Olympics Special Olympics Amy Trimble and Penny Brown race in the 100-meter dash. Gene Tackitt, Kevin Rowe, and Danny Burton compete in the 50-meter dash. Competing in the Special Olympics are: Amy Trimble, Gene Tackitt, Danny Burton, Penny Brown, Kevin Rowe, Greg Brooks, Brian Keene, and Earl Mays Mrs. Ferguson's Room 89 BOOK FAIR The 1988 Elementary Book Fair was like an adventure in a fairy tale. Each child had fun looking through books as well as dressing up as his or her favorite charac- ter in a book. It was an adventure for all. It all began with Mrs. Murphy's fifth grade class presenting a program about what the Book Fair was. Some of the children par- ticipating are shown at the right. Melinda Wells, Marlena Sorrell, Chris Wells, Stuart Salyers, and Kelly Wynn The dress-up contest was a lot of fun for the elementary students. They paraded through the gym while the judges decided on the winners. Each child had a lot of fun, although only a few won. The winners of the Book Fair are picutred at the ri ht. Front Row: Katie Skidmore, Timmy Meadows, Josh Brown, Tracey Ferguson, Melody Rogers, Jackie Ferrell, and Gregg Thomas. Back Row: David Lewis, Connie Rowe, Tamilyn Ingram, Sarah Nefzger, Jan Trimble, and Kelly Wynn. Eric Carty says, Looking for bookmarks for this book is hard but fun. 90 Book Fair Why do you always borrow money from me? Lynetta asks Stephanie. Each day of the Book Fair a small bookstore was set up. Each class was given the privilege of roaming through the bookstore and looking at the many books and adventures. The chil- dren liked looking at the books and posters. They could also buy the books if they had the money. Lola Thomas, director of the Book Fair, stated that the money received from the Book Fair would go to buy film projectors, ency- clopedias, and other things for the elementary classes. Jackie Ferrell looks for stickers to add to her sticker collection. Oh yeah, right Pam, you're a professional softball player, teases Liz Mattox. Winners from grades 1-3 included Josh Brown, first grade; Melody Rogers, second grade; and Jackie Ferrell, third grade. Book Fair 91 EVERYDAY LIFE Ryan Rowe and Ricky Griffett are getting ready for their favorite time of day—going home. Never do schoolwork today that can be put off until tomorrow, thinks Jimmy Gross. 92 Elementary Snapshots Nora Howard enjoys a Valentine's Day party. Work has killed many a boy. Why die? AT Chris Ramsey and Larissa Pitts are working on speaking skills and math. MCE Justin Tackett loves playing outside and sometimes needs a helping hand to persuade him to return to the classroom. Heather Alfrey pauses lor a moment to think. Billy Ferrell enjoys afternoon snack time. The joyous look on Robin Shrout's face proves that school is fun!!!! Elementary Snapshots 93 Catch us while you can! You can tell Brent, Johnny, and Jan have been riding the school bus again. 94 Snapshots Administration Faculty Staff On August 13, 1987, the teachers of the Menifee County school system made their way back to school to begin the new school year. For lunch, the teachers satisfied their hearty appetite with the food provided by the members of the PTA. On the left side are Mary Lois Hilton, Vonda Stamm, Andrea Leach, Monica Tackett, and Doug Stamm. Pic- tured on the right are Dana Thomas, Joyce Botts, and Wendy Howerton. Administration Faculty Staff 95 RICHARD RATLIFF, SUPERINTENDENT Richard Ratliff has served in the Menifee County School System for 17 years, beginning with the 1971-72 school year. During this time he has been a teacher at Botts Elementary and Menifee County High School. He held the position of Princi- pal at Menifee Elementary and High School for 7 years. On July 14, 1985, Mr. Ratliff became Superintendent of the Menifee County School System. The support of the citizens of Menifee County is very important to school personnel as they work to provide better educational services for students. Mr. Ratliff believes this community has been very supportive of the school system over the years. Mr. Ratliff is a graduate of the Menifee County School System. He has received the Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree and Rank I in School Administration from Morehead State University. He is a member of the Kentucky Association of School Administrators. 96 Administration — JAMES D. TRIMBLE, PRINCIPAL — — JAMES W. BALLARD, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL — Admimstration 97 ADMINISTRATORS Joe Blankenship, Supervisor of Instruction Ruth Bryant, Director of Pupil Personnel Andrea Leach, High School Guidance Counselor 98 Administration Linda Gabbard, School Dietitian Board of Education The five members of the Menifee County School Board are Phyllis Lawson, Vice Chair- person; Dennis Human, Chairperson; Joe Johnson, Susie Cox, and Wendell Back. The Board of Education at work Board of Education 99 Pocahontas never looked as good as Mrs. McVey does. You know when Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Snedegar are together, they're thinking of new ways to torment the seniors. It's the Grinch who stole Christmas! No, it's not, it's just Mrs. Adams. If Pepsi is the drink of the new generation, then what does the old generation drink? Ask Mrs. Wells! 100 Snapshots I may be a substitute, but I'm just as good as the real thing! Denrus, you lorgot to shave this morning! You can tell Mrs. Nefzger is the mommy hen in her class; note the feather growing in her hair. Snapshots 101 Glenna Adams Fifth Grade Spanish I Spanish II Rhonda Back Second Grade Betty Ballard Junior High Science Earth Science Chemistry Lillie Botts Gifted, Elementary Migrant Elementary Teacher Academic Coach Earl Botts Junior High Social Studies Rachel Bodie Debbie Brown Elementary Art Third Grade Mrs. Thomas says her alphabet, ABCDEGH . . We hope she forgets the F's. Elaine Brown Elizabeth English IV . Burton Business Junior High Communications Health PE Accounting I Elementary PE Journalism I II 102 Faculty Charles Chandler Algebra I Albegra II Chemistry Trigonometry Analytical Geometry General Math II Freda Collett Junior High Math Fifth Grade Cheryl Cooper Elementary Remedial Math Debbie Craver Remedial Reading Sheila Ferguson Special Education Mary Hilton Librarian Dennis Davis Art 1 Specialized Art I II Elementary Art Junior High Exploration Kenneth Davis Special • Education Pam Davis Counselor Citizenship Rita Davis Special Education Mary Hatton General Science Junior High Science Mrs. Reed hides from yet another prom. Greg Howard Pam Howard World Geography Third Grade Alternative Class Wendy Howerton English III Junior High English English II Nancy Lyons English II English I Junior High Exploration Faculty 103 Elizabeth Mattox Elementary Remedial Reading Mike Mattox Biology I Biology 11 Introduction of Chemistry Physics Physics John Mayer Junior High Exploration Music Appreciation Band Independent Study Donald McQuinn Connie McVey Special First Grade Education Geneva Sheila Murphy Charlotte Nefzger Kenneth Patrick Carla Priddy Montgomery Fifth Grade First Grade Shop I Sixth Grade Kindergarten Junior High Math Drafting General Woods James Reed Junior High English Martha Reed Junior High Math General Math II Intro, to Algebra I Intro, to Algebra II Algebra I ' Pam Davis before her morning coffee. 104 Faculty Orbin Rudd Sandy Ross Agriculture Fourth Grade Production Agriculture Business II I just can't understand why Billie Jean does not know the quadratic formula, says Charles Chandler. Steven Savard English I Gifted, High School Migrant High School Teacher Academic Coach Mary Sue Snedegar Typing I Typing II Doug Stamm Agriculture Business I Agriculture Business 11 Junior High Exploration Horticulture Dana Thomas U.S. History World History Lola Thomas Fourth Grade Nancy Wells Second Grade Vonda Stamm Geometry Computer Programming Intro, to Computers Junior High Exploration General Math 1 Terry Stull Junior High Health 5c PE Freshman Health PE Diane Willoughby Terry Young Home Economics 1 Junior High Contemporary Health 5c PE Issues Junior High Child Development Exploration Food Management Junior High Social Studies Freshman Health pE FacuIty 105 WE WORK HARD Eunice Brown Velva Carty Clerk Cook Linda Combs Connie Crouch Cook Director of Transportation Linda Ferrell Chan Handy Teacher's Aid Secretary to Principal Judy Hunt Jerry Ingram Teacher's Aid Bus 5c Building Maintenance Susan Lawson Jodi Morrison Personnel Manager Secretary Cindy Mullins Sheila Mullins Teacher's Aid Secretary Martie Ramey Dean Ross Green Thumb Custodian Worker Kathy Stull Alma Skidmore Custodian Custodian F 1 Vivian DeRosett Secretary to Superintendent Betty Kilgore Custodian Frances Nolan Cook Charlie Sorrell Custodian 106 Staff FOR THE MONEY Charlotte Stiltner Fay Tackett Teacher's Aid Cook Monica Tackett Secretary Tracey Terrell Teacher's Aid Denita Trimble Sentenced to Read Program Cheryl Wells Cook Peggy Williams Grace Wilson Teacher's Aid Cook Ordean Woodward Custodian BUS DRIVERS Denzil Hayes CharlesBailey Kenneth Brown Clinton Stiltner Jack Ferrell Austin Back Linda Combs Velva Carty Shirley Downs Sandy Bryant Susan Lawson Jerry Brown Staff 107 Don't look now, Frances, but they've caught us 'paws'ing for a moment. In Loving Memory Do not fear her absence, But remember her presence As if she were here today. For in our hearts We truly know That she would never go far away. Remember her smile, Her gentle touch. Remember the things about her That we never knew Could mean so very much. Let her memory stand strong In your mind. For in our hearts, There is a love for her, A love that we must find. Once you find that love, Keep it very near. For a love that was Shared with her Is one that is very dear. by Rosemary Fugate (her sister) JEANNIE LAWSON Jeannie died, due to an unfortunate car accident, on December 14, 1987 on her way to a Christmas dinner. She taught second grade at Menifee Elementary where she is greatly missed by her students, faculty members, and friends. 108 Memoriam ACADEMICS The MCHS Academic Team has had a successful season. Pictured here are the members of the Quick Recall team in competition against a tough rival. They are as follows: Mr. Stephen Savard, co-coach; Wayna Roach, sophomore; Michelle Thomas, senior; Kim Henry, senior; and Mark Tolson, sophomore. Academics 109 ELEMENTARY ACADEMICS Academic Team - Bottom: Robin Shrout, Gail Stull, Chris Ramsey, Larissa Pitts, Alisha Wilhoit, Corey Tyree, Jason Issac, Mark Hagerman. Second row: Mrs. Lillie Botts, co- coach; Sam Wells, Brent Stamm, Brad Noble, Joey Sorrell, Casey Tyree, Jimmie Downs, Shawn Rudd, Mrs. Lola Thomas, co-coach. Third row: Lydia Carter, Kris Mann, Tami- lyn Ingram, Stacie White, Sarah Nefzger, Susan Peck, Johnna Purdue, Duana Steele, April Baker. Top row: Stephen Savard, co-coach. The Menifee County Elementary Academic Team competed in a couple of competitions this year. One competition was held on November 21, 1987, at the Straub Elementary School in Maysville. The team placed fourth out of six teams. Also, on March 26, 1987, they hosted the District Governor's Cup for elementary. They came in third place overall. Early in the year, some members of the academic team attended A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, by Shakespeare at MSU. 110 Academics Members of the team who competed in the Governor's Cup are Andrew Thacker and Kris Mann (kneeling); Sam Wells, Tamilyn Ingram, and Brent Stamm (standing). Junior High High School Academic Team - Bottom: Stephen Savard, co-coach; Mark Tolson, Kim Henry, Michelle Thomas, Wayna Roach, Lillie Botts, co-coach. Second row: John Nefzger, Rob Tyra, Jamie Henry, Missy Daugherty, Alane Bryant, Mindy Botts, William Mayer, Steve Easterling. Third row: Jennifer Langworthy, Stephanie Ferrell, Mark Nickell, David Bryant, Will Nefzger, Vicki Henry, and Stephanie Kendrick. Can you believe Mark is telling the other team the answers??!! This year the Menifee County academic team joined five other teams in forming the Kentucky Highlands Aca- demic League. The five other schools Menifee competed with this year in the league were Bath, Estill, Morgan, Owsley, and Wolfe. The team also competed in the Governor's Cup com- petition. Menifee took second place overall. They then advanced to regional, but no one advanced to state com- petition. Also, some members of the team participated in Mock Trial. By defeating Virgie and Pikeville Independent, they advanced to district. The Mock Trial team lost the dis- trict to Knott County Central in Pike County. Early in the year, some members also attended A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, by Shakespeare at MSU. Academics 111 Many students participate in sports every year, but only a select few with determination, talent, and the desire to achieve become star athletes. This page is to recognize, honor, and thank them for giving it their all. In the star's point is Scot Williams. Scot, a junior, was named to the all-Region Team in soccer. Scot has been playing soccer for seven years. Besides soccer, Scot enjoys playing basketball and baseball. His parents are Terry and Debbie Williams. Since Scot is only a junior, he plans on playing soccer his senior year also. On the star's left side is Stephanie Cornett. Stephanie, a senior, received an All-State Honorable Mention in cross country. Stephanie has been in cross crountry for five years. Be- sides cross country, Stephanie enjoys playing basketball and running track. Her parents are Steve and Judy Cornett. Stephanie plans to attend Morehead State University in the fall. To Stephanie's right is Kim Henry. Kim, a senior, was recently invited to participate in the Wendy's All-Star Basketball Classic. Kim has been playing basketball for six years. Be- sides basketball, Kim enjoys playing softball. Her parents are James and Linda Henry. Kim plans to attend Morehead State University in the fall. On the bottom left is Shaunna Stamper. Shaunna, a senior, was named to the All-Region Team in basketball. Shaunna has been playing baskerball for nine years. Besides basketball, Shaunna enjoys throwing shot put and discus in track. Her grandmother is Doris Ratliff. Last, but not least, in the bottom right is Jami Trimble. Jami, a senior, received an All-State Honorable Mention in basketball. Jami has been playing basketball for six years. Besides basketball, Jami enjoys keeping softball stats. Her parents are James and Lucille Trimble. Jami plans to attend Morehead State University in the fall. 112 Awards Many people think an All-Tournament Team is a team of ball hogs, but it's not. Being named to this kind of team is a great honor, worthy of only a select few. These people should be commended for their hard work and effort put forth to make this team. In the star's point are two senior girls' varsity basketball players. This year's girls' varsity team won the EKC Tournament by beating Rowan County in the finals. Shaunna Stamper and Jami Trimble were named to the All-Tournament Team. Jami also received the Most Valuable Player award for her superb playing and team leadership abilities. To the right of the girls are three boys' varsity basketball players. This year's boys' team was beaten by Morgan County in the first round. However, Scotty Halsey, senior; Shawn Nickell, senior; and Scot Williams, junior were named to the All-Tournament Team. Continuing around the star are three girls' varsity basketball players. The girls's team became District Runner-up by beating Morgan County. Jami Trimble, Shaunna Stamper, and Kim Henry, all seniors, were named to the District All-Tournament Team. Kim also received a trophy for the Best Free Throw Percentage throughout the tournament. To the girls' left are three boys' basketball players. The boys' team was beaten in the District by Morgan County. Nevertheless, Scotty Halsey, Shawn Nickell, and Mark Nickell, all seniors, were named to the District All-Tournament Team. Last, but not least, is the MCHS trophy case. What does a trophy case have to do with shining stars? It shows everybody the hard work that these shining star athletes have put forth in order to make the county proud. Awards 113' ELEMENTARY AWARDS Awards night for elementary students was held on Monday, May 16, at 6:30 p.m. The awards were presented by Beta Club members. First graders Marcus Puckett, Kelly Wells, Casey Pitts, Josh Brown, Timmy Meadows, Chloe McCleanhan, Olivia Mullins, Jessica Tackett, Justin Wells, and Tracy Adkins received their awards. and Larissa Pitts. . Awards were given to kindergarteners Justin Tackett and Tiffany McGuire. Among the second graders receiving awards were Misty Henry, Melody Rogers, Samantha Adams, Kila Little and Joey Stiltner. m Awards Program Fifth graders receiving awards were Johnna Perdue, Susan Peck, Lydia Carter, Brent Stamm, Sarah Nefzger, Melanie Clemons, Tamiiyn Ingram, and Stacie White. And you're asking me if I, J. W. Ballard, know how to work this? HA! Receiving awards from the sixth grade were: Back row: Myra Dean Peyton, Danielle Tackett, Susan Chandler, Jamie Brown, Jason Martin; Front row: Billy McGuire, Stuart Salyers, Jarrod Jones, and Shannon Rudd. Mother, says Mindy, when are you going to learn how to button a button? KEST awards were given to second grader Joey Stiltner, third grader Kyle Morrison, fifth grader Susan Peck, and sixth grader Jaime Brown. Third graders receiving awards were Brandon Stamm, Joshua Martin, Gregg Thomas, Kevin O'Hair, Denny Davis, and Kara Young. Awards Program 115 AWARDS PROGRAM Awards night for high school students was held on Tuesday, May 17, at 6:30 p.m. Awards were pre- sented by Beta Club members. Those winning B average or above awards were: Back row: Scotty Halsey, Kim' Henry, Lisa Shepherd, Sandy Baker, Stephanie Cornett, Jennifer Lang- worthy, Guido Finger, Michelle Thomas, Scot Williams, David Bryant, Jami Trimble. Front row: Steve Easterling, Jessica Burton, Wayna Roach, Heather Williams, Jamie Henry, Lisa Smallwood, Lisa Back, and John Nefzger. English awards were received by Jessica Burton, John Nefzger, Steve Easterling, Wayna Roach, and Jamie Henry. Jami Trimble, Stephanie Cornett, and Jamie Henry received social studies awards. Receiving science awards were Mindy Botts, Lisa Back, and Michelle Thomas. 116 Awards Prog1 KEST AWARDS 1st Place Winners Travis McVey Joshua Martin Christopher Susan Peck Shannon Rudd Jeremy 1st grade 2nd grade Ramsey 4th grade 5th grade Phillips 3rd grade 6th grade Will Nefzger John Nefzger Wayna Roach Rob Tyra 7th grade 8th grade 9th grade 10th grade Mindy Botts 11th grade Valerie Culbertson 12th grade 2nd Place Winners Joe Stiltner 1st grade Kyle Morrison 2nd grade Robin Shrout 3rd grade Sarah Nefzger 4th grade Jarrod Jones 5th grade Scottie Lovelace 6th grade Robin Issac 7th grade Heather Williams 8th grade Joe Bates 9th grade Jennifer Michelle Langworthy Thomas 10th grade 11th grade Randy Peck 12th grade KEST 117 IN LOVING MEMORY Joe Bates Joe Bates, sixteen, was killed on Sunday, April 3, in a car accident. A junior, Joe came to Menifee County his freshman year. Not many people knew him, but those who did miss him dearly. Joe may be gone, but he will not be forgotten. 118 Memory SPORTS The MCHS Cross Country Team received third place in the Regional meet and advanced to the State meet held November 7 at Lexington Horse Park. Members of the team are: FRONT ROW: Melody Bryant, senior; and Stephanie Cornett, senior. BACK ROW: Melissa Clifford, manager, senior; Mariena Sorrell, sixth; Jenifer Back, senior; Terri Hays, senior; Angel Masterson, eighth; and Boys' Cross Country From bottom to top: Alane Bryant, Manager; Melissa Clifford, Manager; Bobby Lee, Shawn Richards, Steve Easterling, Tim Crowe, John Crouch, Charles Chandler, Coach. The Menifee County Boys’ Cross Country team finished the 1987 season with pleasing performances by every member. The regu- lar course completed at each meet was 3.2 miles. After the seasonal meets, the boys finished the year at the Regional Cross- Country meet held at Paintsville, Kentucky. Shawn Richards' reaction when asked his feelings about Cross-Country! 120 Cross Country Girls' Cross Country From bottom to top: Marlena Sorrell, Melissa Clifford, Manager; Alane Bryant, Manager; Stephanie Cornett, Jenifer Back, Melody Bryant, Angel Masterson, Sue Chandler, Coach; Charles Chandler, Coach. Mr. Chandler, I think they want us to drive on the road, not on the grass. I always get left out, Mr. Chandler states sadly. I do run, run, run. I do run, run! Stephanie sings. Cross Country 121 Boys' Varsity Basketball Front Row: Joey Motley, John Rose, Scot Williams, Scott Ballard, Kenneth Pugh, Jim Lawson Back Row: Garietta Williams, Scorekeeper; Anthony Lawson and Greg Brown, Managers; Mark Nickell, Jon Hall, Guido Finger, R.T. Little, Shawn Nickell, Scotty Halsey, William Mayer and Mike Kier, Scorekeepers; Rob Tyra, Manager, Terry Young, Coach. MCHS OPPONENT Elliott County 54 86 Dilce Combs 43 83 Riverside 79 52 Powell County 57 64 Morgan County (EKC) 52 72 Montgomery County 62 88 Rowan County 43 74 Augusta 92 75 Bath County 88 98 East Carter 59 139 Jackson City 79 82 Dayton 74 76 Morgan County 72 106 Nicholas County 56 81 Lewis County 74 67 Elliott County 53 89 Jackson City 62 75 Rowan County 53 83 Berea 67 80 Raceland 42 81 Bath County 63 88 Raceland 51 77 Morgan County 71 78 Lewis County 81 94 West Carter 64 91 District Tournament Rowan County 36 76 Morgan County 51 76 122 Boys' Varsity Basketball The basketball team awaiting the big game Johnny Rose decides he is too tired to play. The boys on the basketball team played hard, but the season ended with a losing record. The record of 3 and 24 was disappointing for the team and the fans. Although senior Shawn Nickell and junior Scot Williams were big scorers in the games, the team just couldn't get it together. Boys' Varsity Basketball 123 Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row: Kenny Yarber, Shawn Ferrell, and John Rose. Back Row: Rob Tyra, Manager; Garietta Williams, Scorekeeper; Mike Kier, Manager; Tracy Mayabb, Joey Motley, Kevin Combs, Guido Finger, R.T. Little, Kenneth Pugh, Tim Ingram, Greg Brown, Manager; William Mayer, Manager; Anthony Lawson, Manager. Jon Hall shoots over a Morgan County player. Tracy Mayabb looks on as Menifee scores two points. 124 Junior Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Front Row: Bill Cornett. Back Row: Rob Tyra, Manager; Garietta Williams, Scorekeeper; Mike Kier, Manager; John Nefzger, Brian Shepherd, Greg Collinsworth, Scott Amburgey, Dale O'Hair, Jimmy Trimble, Tim Crowe, Greg Brown, Manager; William Mayer, Manager; Anthony Lawson, Manager. John Nefzger tries to maneuver his way around one of the Morgan County players. Freshmen Basketball 125 5th and 6th Boys' Basketball Front Row: Joey Sorrell, Kris Mann, Chris Ramsey, Jimmie Downs, Shannon Rudd, and Terry Stull, Coach. Second Row: Casey Tyree, Bryan Clark, Jason Issac, Matt Cooper, Corey Tyree. Third Row: Jason Martin, Robert Ferrell, Brad Noble, Jon Mark Adams, Stuart Salyers. Back Row: Sam Wells, Brent Stamm, Jarrod Jones, Johnny Kilgore, and Chris Wells. Junior High Boys' Basketball Front Row: Thomas Ingram, Robert Medley, Scott Lovelace, Scottie Carty, Brian Lykins, Todd Ingram, Christopher Blevins, Eric Peck. Back Row: Darin O'Hair, Billy Lane, David Fultz, T.J. Lawson, Jonathan Bressler, Will Nefzger, Billy Back, Jamie Lawson, Tracy Abney, Matt Hagerman, Glendon Tyree, Andy Roach, and Terry Stull, Coach. 126 Boys' Basketball Sports Unlimited Look kiddies! exclaims Stephanie Cornett. Get out of my way because I'm ready to play, says Alma Jo Swartz. Is this Michael Jordan, Rex Chapman, or Scot Williams? Guitar playing and MCHS are number one with me, Mrs. Davis expresses enthusiastically. Well, Jim, in a public survey, I'm gonna get that Diet Coke beat 7-Up three to referee, says Coach one, says Jack. Trimble. Snapshots 127 Actions And Reactions All for the Wildcats, raise your hand and holler! Johnny, how do you think you make these guys feel when you get all the rebounds? Mr. Young asks. Sandy Kilgore is crowned Homecoming Queen of 1988 by Jamie Henry, the 1987 Queen. 128 Snapshots Kim says, I got it. No I got it, says Shaunna. Well, you just missed it, says Jami. A Year To Paw-ways Remember Front Row: Andrea Wilson, Manager. Second Row: Youvina Wells, Belynda Hasty, Jami Trimble, Jamie Henry, Kim Henry, Alma Jo Swartz, Shaunna Stamper, Jenifer Back, lichelle Thomas, Christina Wynn,'Melody Ferrell, Sandy Baker, and Stephanie Cornett. Third Row: Roy Dale Wynn, Assistant Coach; Sis Back, Manager; Heather Fox, Manager; Mindy Botts, Scorekeeper; Missy Ferrell, Manager; J.D. Trimble, Coach. 1987-88 will always be a year to remember to the Ladycats. They are the first Menifee County girls' team to win the EKC title. They also went to the regionals as dis- trick runners-up. The Ladycats finished their season with a record of 23 wins and 8 losses. They will prize their years here as well as their EKC Championship trophy. Girls' Basketball 129 Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row: Sis Back, Head Manager; Missy Ferrell, Manager; Heather Fox, Manager; Mindy Botts, Scorekeeper; Andrea Wilson, Manager. Back Row: Roy Dale Wynn, Assistant Coach; Kelly Lisle, Dora Moore, Jessica McKenzie, Sandi Kilgore, Belynda Hasty, Rhonda Ratliff, Christina Wynn, Kim Shepherd, Les Shrout, Alane Bryant, Melody Ferrell, Youvina Wells, J.D. Trimble, Coach. Kim, Alane, and Christina scout the opponent. SCOREBOARD MCHS OPPONENT Bath 31 51 Powell 29 19 Morgan 48 34 Riverside 60 17 Wolfe 35 19 Montgomery 34 22 Riverside 46 17 Wolfe 43 20 Breathitt 30 43 East Carter 35 28 Whitesburg 29 49 Morgan 34 39 West Carter 19 26 Montgomery 19 29 Fleming 37 32 Powell 47 26 130 Girls' Basketball Junior High Basketball Front Row: J.D. Trimble, Coach; Vicki Henry, Manager; Stacy Easterling, Jan Trimble, Danielle Tackett, Myra Peyton, Roy Dale Wynn, Assistant Coach. Second Row: Robin Issac, Sarah Back, Billie Peyton, Melissa Lawson, Traci Mann. Back Row: Jessica Murphy, Billie Ann Day, Stephanie Brown, Aleta Botts, Kelly Wynn. Front Row: LaJohnda Mullins, Melinde Wells, Nancy Brown, Paula Shepherd. t)acK kow: Michelle Steele, Jaime Brown, Tiffany Stiltner, Duana Steele, Tamilyn Ingram. Girls' Basketball 131 Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: Mary Beth Egelston, Terisa Berry, Nicole Neal, Angie Ingram, Captain. Second Row: Rhonda Ratliff, Melinda Issac, Teresa Brown, Denise Rupe. Back Row: Mrs. Betty Ballard, Adviser; Heather Williams, Angie Williams, Dana Clifford, Mitzi Clark, Christie Ferrell. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: Billie Peyton, Amy Back .. Back Row: Susie Spencer, Shannon Dyer, Captain; Shelly Nickels, April Ferrell 132 Cheerleaders Distric competition was held at Rowan County High School. Melinda Issac, Teresa Brown, Terisa Berry and Angie Ingram During the week of August 3, the boys' varsity cheerleaders attended camp at Morehead State University. The camp was under the direction of the Universal Cheerleaders Association. The cheerleaders had a very successful season. They placed second in district competition and advanced to regional competition at Morehead State University. Is this Brad's competition? Is Terisa a MENIFEE COUNTY WILDCAT or a KENTUCKY WILDCAT fan? Cheerleaders 133 TRACK Back Row: Sue Chandler, Co-Coach; Melissa Clifford, 3an Trimble, Kelly Wynn, Susan Chandler, Angel Masterson, Melody Bryant. Front Row: Marlena Sorrell, Angie Ingram, Stephanie Cornett, Frieda Skidmore, Alane Bryant, Manager; Charles Chandler, Co-Coach . Angel Masterson and Shawn Richards at practice. Back Row: Brad Sexton, Shawn Richards. Middle Row: Sue Chandler, Co-Coach; Alane Bryant, Manager; Bobby Lee, Winfred Moore, Dale O'Hair, Tim Crowe, Guido Finger. Front Row: Scott Ferrell, Robert Medley, Chip Ramsey, Billy Cor- nett, Melissa Clifford, Manager; Charles Chandler, Co-Coach. Bobby Lee, a future Olympic gold medalist? Mr. Chandler, don't look at me like that. I won didn't I? says Stephanie Cornett. 134 Track SOCCER Front Row: Robert Medley, Brian Helton, Rob Tyra, Kenny Yarber, Mike Kier, Scotty Lovelace. Second Row: John Nefzger, Assistant Coach; Will Nefzger, Joey Motley, Steve Easterling, John Nefzger, Terry Stull, Coach. Back Row: Tracy Abney, Scot Williams, Shawn Ferrell, Scott Ballard, William Mayer, Bobby Lee, Jason Egelston, Dana Clifford, Manager. Listen boys, John Nefzger says, this is soccer, not football. 136 Soccer Mike Kier and Scot Williams: the roughest, toughest soccer players you'll ever meet VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row: Stacy Smallwood, Will Nefzger, John Nefzger, John Rose, Mike Kier, Paul Taylor, Scott Mullins, Henry doe Botts, and Greg Brown. Back Row: Anthony Lawson, Mark Nickell, R.T. Little, Scotty Halsey, Shawn Nickell, Scot Williams, Steve Easterling, dim Lawson, doey Motley, William Mayer, and Mr. Mattox, Coach. Shown here is Mike Mattox coaching in the District Tournament. GIRLS' SOFTBALL Front Row: dami Trimble. Second Row: Sarah Back, Melissa Back, Stephanie Brown, Missy Daugherty, Michelle Perry, Nicole Neal, Charletta Craft, Shannon Dyer, Heather Williams, Kelly Lisle, Rhonda Ratliff. Back Row: damie Henry, Sandy Kilgore, April Hagerman, Wayna Roach, Christina Wynn, Kim Ferrell, Michelle Fields, Les Shrout, Dana Clifford, Sis Back, Sandy Baker, Robin Setty, Mindy Botts, Kim Henry, Becky Meadows, and Michelle Thomas. Baseball Sofeball 137 DEDICATION We, the yearbook staff, would like to dedicate the 1988 yearbook to our most loyal fan, Mr. Clay Ballard. For the last twenty-three years, Mr. Ballard has attended the boys' and girls' basketball games. During these years, he has missed only eight games. On behalf of the school, the yearbook staff thanks Mr. Ballard for all of his support. 138 Dedication ORGANIZATIONS Robyn Center and Jessica Burton prepared this FBLA bulletin board for National FBLA Week. The FHA bulletin board is also shown here. Making The Grade Front Row: Jamie Henry, Mindy Botts, President; Jenifer Back, Angie Ingram, Lisa Smallwood, Vice President; Michelle Thomas, Kim Henry, Jami Trimble. Second Row: Becky Brown, Jessica Burton, Stephanie Cornett, Treasurer; Steve Easterling, Jennifer Langworthy, Ms. Martha Reed, Adviser. Third Row: Lauretta Howerton, Rob Tyra, Lisa Shepherd, Secretary; Sandy Baker, Alane Bryant, David Bryant, Lisa Back, Kenneth Pugh. The Beta Club is an organization that consists of students who have maintained a 3.0 or above grade point average. These students are extremely proud of being a part of the Beta Club. The Beta Club members are all trying to set a good example for other students in the school and encourage them to do well in their scholastic activities. Lisa Smallwood enjoyed cleaning out her locker after Beta Club Initiation. 140 Beta Club Future Programmers Front Row: Michelle Thomas, President; Jeremy Patrick, Vice President; Scott Ballard, Assistant President; Sis Back, Secretary; Kim Henry, Treasurer; David Bryant, Reporter; Jessica Burton, Assistant Reporter. Second Row: Mindy Botts, Stephanie Cornett, Jeannine Craft, Melody Burkett, Mickey Cox, Teresa Smallwood, Christina Wynn, Christie Ferrell, Tina Back, Shaunna Stamper, Angie Ingram, William Mayer, Mitzi Clark. Third Row: Charletta Craft, Lisa Shepherd, Mark Nickell, Joey Motley, Anthony Lawson, Scotty Halsey, Sherri Holland, Terri Lawson, Garietta Williams, Sam Williams. Last Row: Jami Trimble, Charlotte Sons, Rob Tyra, John Nefzger, Scot Williams, Jamie Henry, Guido Finger, Youvina Wells, Wayna Roach, Jennifer Langworthy. The Computer Club is an organization that provides the possibility for students to increase their knowledge about com- puters and mathematics. The Computer Club also held many dif- ferent fundraisers this year in order to raise money for computer equipment. Garietta Williams is enjoying the fun of a TRS-80. Computer Club 141 The Key To Business Front Row: Mary Sue Snedegar, Adviser; Charlotte Sons, President; Jami Trimble, Vice-President; David Back, Assistant Vice-President; Elaine Brown, Adviser. Second Row: Jessica Burton, Secretary; Larra Sartain, Treasurer; Melinda Issac, Reporter; Teresa Brown, Historian; Missy Daugherty, Assistant Historian. Third Row: Angie Williams, Robin Setty, Sonya Smith, Karen Roe, Becky Brown, Sis Back. Top Row: Samantha Clemons, Robyn Center. FBLA had a busy year in 1988. It all started with the annual Menifee County Fair parade. The float created by the members placed second. Candygram sales and candy sales at the ballgames went very well this year. Medlinda Issac won second place in Keyboarding-Typewriting Application at Regional Conference and advanced to the state competition. Charlotte Sons, Melinda Issac, Teresa Brown, and Elaine Brown all attended the State conference in April in Louisville. Melinda walked away with a fifth place trophy in her event. The year ended for FBLA on May 13, 1988, with their annual banquet. U2 FBLA traders BANK This year, National FBLA Week was recognized by Traders Bank of Frenchburg. Robin Setty prepares candygrams for a Valentine's Day fundraiser. FFA: Agriculture's New Spirit Front Row: Orbin Rudd, Jr., Adviser; John Crouch, Sentinel; Wes Smallwood, Reporter; Sam Williams, Treasurer; Jeremy Patrick, Secretary; Winfred Moore, Vice-President; Joe Back, President; Lisa Smallwood, Assistant President; John Rose, Assistant Vice- President; Alane Bryant, Assistant Secretary; Robyn Center, Assistant Secretary; Kenny Yarber, Assistant Treasurer; Terisa Berry, Assistant Reporter; Mike Kier, Assistant Sentinel; and Doug Stamm, Adviser. Second Row: Brian Helton, Tim Ingram, Dana Clifford, Angie Williams, Dora Moore, Lisa Back, Shawn Richards, Priscilla Hall, Teresa Smallwood, Bart Wells, Stanley Becraft, Renee Wells, Andrea Wilson, Alisa Sexton, Billy Cornett, Charletta Craft, Missy Ferrell, Les Shrout, Mel Ferrell, Richard Murphy. Third Row: Steve Craft, Brad Sexton, Tracy Mayabb, Brad Ferrell, Lester Back, Kenneth Pugh, R.T. Little, Kevin Combs, Joey Motley, Richard Back, Kim Ferrell, Melinda Asher, Wayna Roach, Scotty Back, Robert Stamper, Jodey Evans, Jimmy Trimble, Brian Sheperd, Stacy Smallwood. Fourth Row: Jeff Barnett, John Combs, Shannon Highley, Brian Hunt, Hank Botts, Joe Bates, Danny Wells, Richard Sparks, Hargis Stone, Danny King, Jamey Back, Davy Wells, Mark Tolson, John Back, Roger Smallwood, Robert Thompson, Chasity Smallwood. Back Row: Tim Crowe, Thomas Runyon, David Center, Tom Botts, Keilh Maze, Jason Lewis, Johnny Carty, Dana Murphy, Kevin Hurt, Bobby Henry, Scott Mullins, Brad Rose, Kenny Shepherd, Roger Moore, Pam Simpson, Tracey Little, Bobby Ratliff, Andrew Ferrell, Timmy Peck, and Tony Maze. This year the FFA and Vo-Ag Department greatly improved the department. They pur- chased two Apple II com- puters, four disk drives, and a printer. They also purchased two air conditioners for their classrooms. The FFA members also painted their classrooms and shop. These various changes gave the students some new experience and gave the FFA and the Vo-Ag Department a new look. Several FFA members are preparing FFA 143 a winning float. FHA: Leaders On The Move Becky Brown won second place in the FHA facts test, and Michelle Fields won third place in parli- amentary procedure during the FHA Star Events. Front: Jenifer Back, First Vice-President; Becky Brown, Second Vice-President; Kim Shepherd, Secretary-Treasurer; Melissa Clifford, Historian; Jamie Henry, President; Bertha Back, Parliamentarian; Jennifer Downs, Reporter; Youvina Wells, Recreation- Song Leader. Second row: Joanie Hale, Marti Landrum, Michelle Fields, Christina Wynn, Angie Ingram, Christie Ferrell, Jeneen Spencer, Nicole Neal, Gwendy Hays, Kristie Fannin, Terisa Berry. Third row: Tammy Vanderpool, Melinda Holland, Missy Daugherty, Julie Perkins, Jennifer Coldiron, Joyce O'Hair, Carmen Reynolds, Susie Howard, Samantha Lane, Melissa Roach, Alisa Sexton. Fourth row: Amy Back, Jessica McKenzie, Zanna Ratliff, Melissa Ginter, Julie Smallwood, Chasity Smallwood, Tammy Wells, Sandy Kilgore, Rhonda Ratliff. Back row: Michelle Ferry, Tarina Spencer, Theina Spencer. FHA is an integral part M the home economics program. Some of the activities include Christmas for needy children, Daddy-Date night, bowling outing, parent-member cookout and banquet. FHA also participates in Region 9 meetings, Star Events, and officer elections. m FHA LEO: Working For A Better Future Front: Anthony Lawson, Board of Directors; William Mayer, Board of Directors; Shaunna Stamper, Board of Directors; Kim Henry, President; Jenifer Back, Vice- President; Scott Ballard, Treasurer; Angie Ingram, Secretary. Second row: Mitzi Clark, Rhonda Ratliff, Kelly Lisle, Lauretta Howerton, Jerry Mynheer. Third row Mark Nickell, Jamie Smallwood, Scot Williams, Jamie Henry, Michelle Thomas. Top row: Billy Cornett, Mr. John Mayer, Adviser. PHOTOGRAPHERS—Say, Cheese Front Row: Jennifer Ingram, President; Todd Ingram, Vice-President; Shane Adams, Secretary-Treasurer; Vicki Helton, Reporter. Second Row: Ricky Clifford Tracy McClain, Andrea Wilson, Matt Stapleton, Daniel Simpson. Leo Photography 145 Learning About Foreign Lands Front Row: Shaunna Stamper, Michelle Fields, Melinda Asher, Chip Ramsey, Kim Ingram, John Nefzger. Second Row: Glenna Adams, Adviser; Mindy Botts, Kim Shepherd, Mark Tolson, Daniel Burton. Third Row: Charlotte Sons, Bobby Lee, Robin Setty, Steve Easterling, David Centers, Jody Evans. Mindy Botts listens to Spanish music on the way to Chi-Chi's. 1 6 Spanish Club Some club members, participated in a foreign language competition held at Morehead, Kentucky. Members performed a play during the Christmas season entitled Feliz Navidad. The members greatly enjoyed a trip to Chi- Chi's restaurant in Lexington, Kentucky. There they had a very fine meal, although some members complained of its spiciness. The Spanish Club is a very exciting, as well as interesting club. During the past school year, the Spanish Club members participated in various projects every six weeks. The students made many different Spanish foods and learned much about Spanish culture. Working Towards A Brighter Future: Science Club Front Row: Mike Mattox, adviser; Lauretta Howerton, Tina Back, Bobby Lee, David Bryant, Melinda Issac. Second Row: Dana Clifford, Angie Williams, Christie Ferrell, John Nefzger, Melody Bryant, Melissa Clifford, Steve Easterling. Third Row: Jessica Burton, Laura Blevins, Chip Ramsey, Joey Motley, Mark Nickell, Rob Tyra, Youvina Wells, Wayna Roach, Mitzi Clark. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Front Row: Jamie Henry, Jennifer Langworth, Melissa Clifford, Stephanie Cornett, Jennifer Downs, Lisa Shepherd, Bertha Back, Teresa Smallwood. Back Row: Charlotte Sons, Bobby Lee, Steve Easterling, Shaunna Stamper, Michelle Thomas, Sis Back, Sheila Ferguson, adviser; Jenifer Back, Jami Trimble, Becky Meadows. Science Club Youth for Christ 147 MCHS BAND Front row: Vicky Helton, Rhonda Ratliff, Belynda Hasty, Denise Rupe, Vicky Henry. Second row: Beth Back, William Mayer, Billy Cornett, Kelly Lisle, Robin Issac. Third row: Angel Masterson, Scott Ballard, Robert Stamper, Rob Sons, Melanie Lawson, John Mayer, adviser. Even though the band was small this year, they had some outstanding students. They partici- pated in District 8 Band, the Morehead State Uni- versity Band Clinic, and had two students selected to participate in the Kentucky Lions All-State band which will perform ir Denver, Colorado, at the end of June. The band is looking forward of a better and outstanding year in 1988-89. Jim Ferguson serenades Billy Cornett with the trumpet. Iii8 Band Robert Stamper plays to the beat of a different drum. EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT The students in the journalism class had deadline parties occasionally. These parties were to celebrate meeting difficult deadlines or to relax while reading the newest issue of The Cat's Eye. Have you ever seen a group of people who could work forever and never get anything done? That's how the journalism class felt this year. Meeting deadlines, taking pictures (sometimes without film in the camera), writing copy, and glueing down pic- tures were tasks which seemed endless. Not only did they have the responsibility of putting together the 1987-88 yearbook, but during the year they took on the added responsibility of doing The Cat's Eye newspaper and WCAT-TV news which was broadcast on Channel 12. These pro- jects were big responsibilities for a small class like journalism, but they had a lot of fun doing it. Trying to keep Mindy Botts from laughing all the way through a broadcast was the most difficult task of all. Fortunately, doing the TV broadcast, the newspaper, and the yearbook were enjoyable. Mindy Botts, Editor Being editor of a newspaper is a very big re- sponsibility. It takes a lot of hard work and dedi- cation. As editor, Mindy was responsible for making sure everyone wrote articles and that they were typed. Meeting newspaper deadlines kept everyone in a rush, but Mindy made sure the news was never late. This often meant staying after school and working until very late at night. After a very hard year, the members of the Journalism I and II classes agreed that Mindy did a fine job. Lisa Shepherd, Assistant Editor Although the editor of the newspaper has a lot of responsibility, there is always plenty left over for the assistant editor. Without Lisa's help, the newspaper wouldn't have been nearly as successful. Along with working on the newspaper, Lisa had to help with the yearbook and TV broadcast. The 1987-88 journalism classes would like to thank Lisa for her hard work and dedication. Jamie Henry, Advertising Manager Jamie's job as advertising manager for the news- paper was very demanding. She had the responsibility of making sure the ads for the newspaper were sold on time. If the ads weren't sold, there wouldn't have been a newspaper. Being advertising manager wasn't Jamie's only job. She also had to help write newspaper articles, work on the yearbook, and help with the news program. When asked how she handled all this respon- sibility, Jamie replied, It wasn't that hard when everyone worked together to do his or her part. Newspaper staff 149 YEARBOOK STAFF — First Row: Guido Finger Second Row from left: Joe Back, Charlotte Sons, Kim Brown, Scott Halsey, David Bryant, Bimbo Botts Rhonda Peck, Jeremy Patrick, Mickey Cox, Jamie Henry, Scot Williams, Elaine Brown, adviser; Mary Sue Snedegar, adviser. Third row: Robin Setty, Stephanie Cornett, Mindy Botts, Jeannine Craft, Garietta Williams, Tammy Vanderpool, Jennifer Langworthy Back Row: Rob Tyra, Lisa Shepherd, Michelle Thomas, Melody Bryant This year's yearbook editor was Charlotte Sons. Charlotte was a member of the Journalism II class. Her job was to play the role of assistant to Mrs. Brown. When Mrs. Brown was busy or absent or at any other time Mrs. Brown said, Charlotte was there to answer any questions raised by her classmates using her expertise gathered in Journalism I. Charlotte was quoted as saying, Journa- lism has truly been a great experience that I'll never forget. Stephanie Cornett, also a Journa- lism II student, took on the role of assistant editor. She had to do mostly the same jobs Charlotte did. She also worked with Charlotte on finding mis- takes on the pages. Her job was dif- ficult, but she fulfilled her duties with determination and patience. 150 Yearbook Staff Front Row: Tanna Spencer, Theina Spencer, Sherri Hol- land, Terri Lawson, Teresa Peck, Wayna Roach, Youvina Wells, Christina Wynn, Michelle Fields, Jenifer Downs. Second Row: Wilma Lawson, Jennifer Langworthy, Alma Jo Swartz, Melissa Gravett, Heather Fox, Tina Back, Christie Ferrell, Melinda Asher, Kim Ferrell. Third Row: Jeneen Spencer, Denise Rupe, LeAnn Wilson, Teresa Deskins, Jenny Spencer, Mary Ann Fugate, Stephanie Brewer, Melissa Roach, Saman- tha Lane. Back Row: Danny King, Jason Lewis, Simon Fugate, Dana Murphy, Sam Williams, John Crouch, R.T. Little, Shawn Nickell, David Back. Typing the captions and copy for the yearbook is a very big job. This task was given entirely to the Typing II class. They used their class time to type the year- book pages. The work they accomplished made them valued members of the 1987-88 yearbook staff. Ad sales is a major part of having a yearbook. The funds raised from ad sales makes payment of the book possible. Garietta Williams was the Advertising Manager for the staff this year. She was responsible for selling the ads or assigning someone else to sell them. She was also in charge of putting together the ads pages in the book. Her job was very well done. Managing the money for the yearbook staff is an important job. 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NEFZGER Menifee County Attorney Congratulations Class of 1988 MENIFEE COUNTY FARM SUPPLY Owner: Ray Phillips LISLE’S WOOD PRODUCTS Specializes In all Sizes of Grade Stakes Hubs HCR 68 Box 825 Phone: (606) 768-2580 Marlba. KY. 40345 Compliments of LAWSON'S GROCERY Pomeroyton, KY 40365 Phone: 768-2705 Country Cut and Curl Rt. 1 - Box 276A Salt Lick, KY 40371 Wanda Ruth Cox 768-2910 MARY'S KUTS KURLS Hillbilly Building Frenchburg, KY 40322 768-3035 — 4 Operators -- Penni, Freda, Janet, Mary FRENCHBURG LIONS CLUB We Serve | BONEAL, INC. P. 0. Box 49 Owners: Means, KY 40346 Phone: William Bonnie Neal 768-3620 0 JCPenr Mt. Sterling, KY ey MANN'S AUTO SALES Mt. Sterling, KY 498-5975 The Peoples Dept. Store 101 West Main Street Morehead, KY 40351 784-9113 Brand name clothing tuxedos At Sale Prices Everyday 172 Ads Compliments of BOTTOM'S GROCERY 768-6327 Compliments of Mount Sterling National Bank Box 286 Mt. 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Sterling, KY 498-9423 32 Flavors Hand Dipped Ice Cream Hot Dogs-Snacks-Candy ICE CREAM CAKES OUR SPECIALTY Montgomery 6c New Holland Sales W-1 52 498-0342 Winchester Road Mt. Sterling, KY 40303 Johnny Cline Charles Setters Compliments of: MENIFEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Ads 173 BIRCHFIELD'S WELLINGTON MARKET Wellington, KY Phone: 768-3355 Steve Lawson Paving Frenchburg, KY 40322 Driveways-Parking Lots Subdivisions 768-3548 MT. STERLING OFFFICE SUPPLY P O BOX 603 MT STERLING. KENTUCKY 40353 Mt. Sterling Electric Lighting Plumbing Alexia Drive off By-Pass (606)498-1165 Mt. Sterling, KY Flowers By Peggy k Charlene i41 East Main Street I wLA Mount Sterling, Ky. 40353 Visit us for vour Prom needs! 60 -4QS-105R OWNERS. PEOGY COMPTON CHARLENE PATTON Botts' General Store Gas-Ojl-Diesel Fuel-Kerosene Feed-Groceries-General Merchandise Denniston, KY Ph. 768-3255 FRENCHBURG LIONESS CLUB Frenchburg, KY We Serve Too 174 Ads INDEX Abney, Darin Lee 38 Abney, Mark 75,74 Abney, Tracy 64,65,126 ADAMS, GLENNA 100,102,146 Adams, Jon Mark 78,94,126 Adams, Joshua Dale 88 Adams, Samantha Lea 84,114 Adams, Shane 68,145 Adams, Stacy 64 Adkins, James Clay Adkins, Tracy 86,114 Adkins, Leonard Agee, James Earl Alfrey, Heather Alsept, Christy Dawn Amburgey, Andrew J. Amburgey, Elizabeth Anne Amburgey, Scott Asher, Melinda Back, Amy Back, Amy Back, Angela Back, Anthony Wayne, Jr. BACK, AUSTIN Back, Bertha Back, Bethany Back, Bethany Jean Back, Billy Back, David Back, James Ledford Back, Jamey Back, Jenifer Back, Jessica 82 93,88 76 86 82 58.125 14.54.143, 146.151 58,144 32,68,72 50 74 107 17.50.144, 147 64,72,148 4,13,73,86 64.126 50.142.151 88 58,143 5,16,25,30, 34,36,38,41, 119.121.129, 135.140.144, 145,147 3,12,14,21, 30,31,34,37, 38.40.47.129, 130,137,141, Back, Joe Back, John Back, Joseph Brendon Back, Lester Back, Lisa Back, Rebecca BACK, RHONDA Back, Richard Back, Ricki Back, Sarah Back, Scotty Back, Sharon Dale Back, Tina Back, Tracy Lee BACK, WENDELL BAILEY, CHARLES Baker, April Dawn Baker, Sandra Ballard, Anthony Wayne BALLARD, BETTY Ballard, David R. BALLARD, JAMES W. Ballard, Jason Wade Ballard, Scott Ballard, Shawn Kelly Ballard, Stephen Douglas Barnett, Jeff Barnett, Terry Bates, Joe Bates, John Baxter, Tina Becraft, Carrie Loraine Becraft, Joshua Paul Becraft, Phillip Todd Becraft, Robert Becraft, Stanley Becraft, Wesley Scott Berry, Amanda Faye Berry, Curtis Neal„ Jr. Berry, Myles Berry, Terisa Bishop, Jane Marie BLANKENSHIP, JOE Blankenship, Tony Blevins, Christopher Blevins, Jonathan Guy Blevins, Laura Blevins, Meshelle Blevins, Travis Edmund Boblett, Ralph Jason BODIE, RACHEL Bogatitus, Ronald Joseph Boles, Vernon Thomas Boles, Walter Botts, Aleta Botts, David BOTTS, EARL Botts, Henry BOTTS, LILLIE Botts, Melinda 28,64 78 88 82 4,50,143 78 78 85.84 58 6,50,132, 133,135,143,144 86 98 68,126 74 50,147 54 73,86 13.84 102 74 64 11,67,68, 131 3,6,25,34, 38,45,47,150 102 54,137,143 3,10,55,102, 110,111,115, 151 4,21,22,30, 32,33,34,36, 38,45,47,111, 115,116,117, 129,137,140, 141,146,149, 150 142,147 Botts, Thomas 58 14,23,34,37, Bowman, Ricky 38,45,47, Bowman, Samuel Jason 74 143,150 Bowman, Tina 68 58,143 Bradshaw, Eddie Lee 12,84 88 Brashears, Jennifer 68 50,57,143 Breeden, Goldie Mae 76 50,116,140, Breeden, Phyllis 64 143 Bressler, Jonathan 68,126 68 Brewer, Stephanie 54,151 4,102 Brooks, Carla 54,143 Brooks, Eva 68 2,34,36, Brooks, Freda Jonella 76 38,48 Brooks, Georgia B. 82 72,131,137 Brooks, Greg 89 58,143 Brooks, Janet 68 Brooks, Jennifer Mae 86 16,54,141, Brooks, Kimberly 78 147,151 Brooks, LaDonna 68 76 Brooks, Michael Neal 74 99 Brooks, Ralph A. 107 Brooks, Tammy 31,34,37,38 110,76 Brooks, Victor Travis 82 14,30,31,34 Brown, Amie 68 36,38,45,116, Brown, Carol 129,137,140 Brown, Chris 76 74 Brown, Dannie 64 102,132 BROWN, DEBBIE 102 97,115 Brown, Donayan 68 BROWN, ELAINE 3,100,102, 78 142,150 50,122,136, BROWN, EUNICE 106 141,145,148 Brown, Greg 5,12,17,25, 74 34,38,48,122 124,125,137 143 Brown, Jaime Danielle 74,81,115, 64 131 54,117,118, Brown, Jason 24,29,64,66 143 BROWN, JERRY 107 Brown, Jerry Brown, Jesse Daniel Brown, Joshua Brown, Joshua Michael BROWN, KENNETH Brown, Kim Brown, Leonard Brown. Matthew Brown, Nancy Lynn Brown, Nathan Scott Brown, Penny Brown, Rebecca Brown, Rhonda Brown, Sarah Brown, Stephanie Brown, Steve Brown, Teresa Bryant, Alane Bryant, David Bryant, James Bryant, James Bryant, Joe Bryant, John Phillip Bryant, Melissa Gale Bryant, Melody Bryant, Richard BRYANT, RUTH BRYANT, SANDY Bryant, Scott Bryant, Susie Mae Burkett, Melody Burton, Daniel Burton, Donnie BURTON. ELISABETH Burton, Jessica Burton, Ronnie Byrd, Natosha Lynn Byrd, Robin Renee Byrd, Tonya Jean Campbell, Judy Campbell, Richard Carter, Lydia AUois Carter, Tammy Carty, Adron Dewayne Carty, Belinda Carty, Eric Wayne Carty, Johnny, Jr. Carty, Scotty CARTY, VELVA Cassidy, Angela Center. David Center, Robyn Centers, Patty Chambers, Randy CHANDLER, CHARLES Chandler, Susan Kay Childers, Jennifer Clark, Bryan Joseph Clark, Mitzi Clayton, Jeffrey Clemons, Darien Clemons, Helen Clemons, Isom 64 82 150 13,73,86, 90,114 107 50 87 78,131 78 89 10,30,33,34, 37,38,47, 140,142,144 17,23,50 68 II, 68,131,137 28.64 7,10,11,16, 21,50,132, 135,142 22,50,57, III, 119,120, 130.134.140, 143 20,50,111, 116.140.141, 147.150 68,72 86 29.64 88 76 22,34,36,38, 63,119,121, 134.147.150 76 23,98 107 68 84 17.23.50, 62,141 58,146 54 102 10.26.50, 116,139,140, 141,142,147 86 82 50 76,110,115 6,50,53 78 68 82,90,94 54 68,126 106,107 58,146 50,53,110, 142,143 58 68 102,105,120, 121.134 74.115.134 88 78,126 54,132,135, 141,145,147 68 68 68 78 Index l75 Clemons, John 64 Clemons, Maggie 76 Clemons, Melanie 76,115 Clemons, Samantha 10,17,26, Clifford, Amy Lynn 58,142 86 Clifford, Dana 22,54,132, Clifford, John Bradley 136,137,143, 147 82 Clifford, Melissa 2,3,12,21, Clifford, Richard 30,31,34,36, 38,45,110,120, 121,134,144, 147 68,145 Cobbs, Larry Joshua Coldiron, Jennifer 58,144 Coldiron, Ronnie 68 COLLETT, FREDA 102 Collins, Anthony 58 Collinsworth, Greg 58,125 Combs, Johnny 58,143 Combs, Kevin COMBS, LINDA 50,124,143 106,107 Combs, Sabrina Faithe 76 Conn, David Conway, Erika Brooke 76 Conway, Mabel 58 COOPER, CHERYL 102 Cooper, Freddie C. 84 Cooper, Joe 64 Cooper, Kimberly 85,84 Cooper, Matthew David 78,126 Cornett, Billy 58,59,63, Cornett, Jeremy Wayne 125,134,143, 145,148 88 Cornett, Stephanie 3,14,21,22, 25,30,34,37, 39,41,112, 116,119,121, 127,129 134, Cornett, Wendy Renee • r ' '  86 Cornwell, Stephen 84 Cox, Mickey 30,34,36,39, 141,150 COX, SUSIE 99 Craft, Charletta 61,137,141, 143 Craft, Jeannine 7,21,25,34, 36,39,40, 141,150,151 Craft, Steve 58,143 Crain, Danita 50 Crain, Stacy 64 CRAVER, DEBBIE 103 Crawford, Renee 68 Crisp, Jessica Lee 84 CROUCH, CONNIE 106 Crouch, John 2,5,34,39, 45,63,120, 143,151 Crowe, Tim 58,120,125, 134,143 Crawford, Matthew Scott Daugherty, Tonya 74 11,24,64,66 Daugherty, Missy 10,26,58, 11 1,137,142, 144 Davis, Amber M. 86 DAVIS, DENNIS 103 Davis, Dennis William 8,9,82,115 DAVIS, KENNETH 103 DAVIS, PAM 91,101,104,127 Davis, Paula 54 DAVIS, RITA 103 Davis, Robert Steven 88 Davis, Sandy Davis, Tiffany Ann 76 Day, Billie Ann 67,68,131 Day, Traves Bruce 88 Deaton, Naomi Kay 94,84 Dennis, Brenda Sue DEROSETT, VIVIAN 84 106 Peskins, Bradley 68 Deskins, Teresa 51,54 Deskins, Tina 30,34,37, 39,44 Donathan, Ina K. 82 Donathan, Shawn 64 Downs, Amanda Lynn 84 Downs, James Lawrence 78,110,126 Downs, Jennifer 17,54,144, 147,151 Downs, Michael Ray DOWNS, SHIRLEY Doyle, Frances Ann Doyle, Freddie Lee 82 107 Duong, Lebreska 88 Dyer, Shannon 69,132,137 Easterling, Stacy 69,131 Easterling, Steve 7,13,49,50, 111,116,120,136, 137,140,146, 147 Edmonson, Phillip B. 74 Egelston, Jason 64 Egelston, Mary Beth 58,60,132, 135 Egelston, Todd Elam, Amanda G. Elliott, Misty Faye 58,136 Engle, Renee 64 Esteppe, Shane 58 Evans, Jodey 58,143,146 Eversole, Ricky 58 Fannin, Kristie 58,144 Ferguson, Jackie 69 Ferguson, James Anthony 88 Ferguson, Melinda Faye 78 Ferguson, Samuel Wayne 64 Ferguson, Scottie 54 FERGUSON, SHELIA 103,147 Ferguson, Tracie Renee 84,90 Ferguson, Chasity 84 Ferrell, Amber Dee Ann 88 Ferrell, April 64,132 Ferrell, Brad 50,63,143 Ferrell, Carrie Leann Ferrell, Charles Joseph 10,78,81 Ferrell, Christie 54,132,135, 141,144,147, 151 FERRELL, JACK 107,127 Ferrell, Jackilyn Lea 82,90,91 Ferrell, James 58,143 Ferrell, Kevin Stewart 80,74 Ferrell, Kim 14,54,137, 143,151 FERRELL, LINDA 4,106 Ferrell, Melody 50,57,129, 130,143 Ferrell, Patrick 69 Ferrell, Robert Wilson 76,126 Ferrell, Scott 58,134 Ferrell, Shawn 54,56,124, 136 Ferrell, Stephanie 11,27,64, 66,111 Ferrell, Travis Glenn 9,84 Ferrell, William Tracy 93,88 Fields, Michelle 14,54,137, 144,146,151 Finger, Guido 10,16,20,22, 25,34,39,41, 116,122,123, 124,134,135, 141,150 Ford, Bertie, 49,50 Fox, Heather 16,23,34, 37,39,129, 130,151 Fox, Shellie 69 Fox, Summer 86 Fugate, Charles 69 Fugate, Rosemary 54,151 Fugate, Simon, Jr. 53,55,151 Fultz, David 64,126 Fultz, Michael Todd Fultz, Tina 78 GABBARD, LINDA 98 Gibbs, Jonathan 34,39 Gilley, William Gilvin, Joshua Cain 88 Ginter, Kenneth 69 Ginter, Melissa 58,144 Gravett, Melissa 2,30,34,36, 39,151 Griffett, Ricky 92 Gross, Adam 69 Gross, Betsy Lynne 76 Gross, Jimmy Russell 92,84 Gross, Tara 55 Gross, Timmy Martin 84 Hager, John 64 Hagerman, Douglas Edward 82 Hagerman, April 50,62,137 Hagerman, Barbara Hagerman, Carolyn Jean 58 88 Hagerman, Daniel Alan 74 Hagerman, Donald 58 Hagerman, Mark Alan 110,78 Hagerman, Matthew Hagerman, Michael Lee 69,72,126 74 Hagerman, Phillip 86 Hagerman, Steven Wayne 75,74 Hale, April 50 Hale, Joanie 58,144 Hall, Alicia Carol 82 Hall, Jessica Lynn 74 Hall, Jonathan 17,49,122, 123,124,143 Hall, Priscilla 50 Halsey, Scotty 10,17,18,21, 25,34,37,39, 113,116,122, 123,137,141, 150 HANDY, CHAN 7,106 Hart, William Cleveland Hasty, Belynda 23,50,52, 129,130,148 HATTON, MARY 103 Hatton, Timothy 78 Hatton, Trisha Gayle 78,114 HAYES, DENZIL Hays, Gwendy 107 17,58,61, 144 Hays, Terri 25,30,34, 37,39,119 Helton, Brian 55,136,143 Helton, Neil 59 Helton, Vickie 11,145,143 Henry, Jamie 1,6,16,18,26, 27,111,116, 128,129,137, 140,141,144, 145,147,149, 150 Henry, Kim 4,20,25,33, 34,37,39,41, 109,111,112, 113,116,128, 129,137,140, 141,145 Henry, Misty Lynn 84,144 Henry, Trina Love 86 Henry, Victoria 65,111,131, 148 Hensley, James 69 Hensley, Robert Brian 76 Highley, Darren Lee 78 Highley, Porter James 88 Highley, Shannon 59,63,143 HILTON, MARY 95,103 Holland, Amy Christine 86 Holland, James Edward 74 Holland, Melinda 59,61,144 Holland, Sherri 30,34,37,42, 141,151 Howard, Bobby 65 Howard, Donna 50 HOWARD, GREG 103 Howard, James Shannon 78 Howard, Lotressa G. 78 Howard, Nellie 59 Howard, Nora Jean 92,88 HOWARD, PAM 91,103 Howard, Pamela 65 176 Index Howard, Rocky Ray Howard, Shannon Dwayne Howard, Suzie Howertog, Lauretta HOWERTON, WENDY Hudson, Kenneth Huff, Kristen HUMAN, DENNIS Hunt, Brian HUNT, JUDY Hurt, Casey Hurt, Kenny Hurt, Kevin Ingram, Angie Ingram, Danielle Renee Ingram, Jennifer INGRAM, JERRY Ingram, Kim Ingram, Tamilyn Ingram, Thomas Ingram, Tim Ingram, Todd Isbell, Danny Dwayne Isbell, Tony Owen Issac, Jason EJwood Issac, Melinda Issac, Robin Jamison, Elizabeth M. Jamison, Wendy Renae Jenkins, Kenneth Wayne Jenkins, Steven Keith Johnson, Amy Jo JOHNSON, JOE Johnson, Larissa Lee Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ronnie Jones, Charlie Dale Jones, Darrell Ray Jones, Frankie Jones, Larry Dean Jones, Stacy Nicole Jones, Steven Jones, William Jarrod Jordan, Terry Keene, Brian Keene, Regina KegJey, Barrett Clay Kendrick, Stephanie Kier, Michael KILGORE, BETTY Kilgore, Brenda Lee Kilgore, Buddy Ray Kilgore, Johnny Lee Kilgore, Sandy King, Dannie Klaber, Kim Klaber, Rusty Dane Landrum, Martie Lane, Billy Lane, Samantha Langworthv, Jennifer Lang worthy, Joe Langworthv, Jon Darrin Lawson, Anthony 80 59,100 50,100,105, 107 95.103 30,02,08 50 99 55 103 106 69 51 55.103 2,10,16,20, 51,132,130, 135,100,101 100.105 86 65.72.105 106 1 . 30,37, 02,106 10,76,90, 110,115,131 69,126 16,55,123 120.103 69.126.105 10,78,110, 126 7,10,11,26, 50,53,132, 133,135,102, 107 29,65,72, 117,131,108 55,100,151 3,10,51,111, 116.117.100, 101,107,150, 151 55 83 2,3,17,22, 31,30,36,02, 08,122,120, 125.137.101, 105 Lawson, Billy Lawson, James Lawson, Jamie LAWSON, JEANNIE Lawson, Jim Lawson, Matthew Justin Lawson, Melanie Lawson, Melissa LAWSON, PHYLLIS Lawson, Randy Jason Lawson, Rebecca LAWSON, SUSAN Lawson, Terri Lawson, Wayna Tennille Lawson, William Lawson, Wilma LEACH,ANDREA Lee, Bobby Lee, Mary Ann Lee, Teresa Lefebure, Joseph Michael Lefebure, Kimberly Dawn Lewis, Chad Lewis, David Lee Lewis, Jason Lindon, Rodney Lisle, Jason M. Lisle, Kelly Little, Kila Elizabeth Little, Melissa Little, Ronnie 76 82 Little, Sherri 70 Little, Tracey 78 Long, Benny Joe 76 Long, Scott Wayne 99 Lovelace, Scottie 82 55 Lykins, Brian 80 86 LYONS, NANCY 70 Maness, Gina Mann, Kris 90,82 Mann, Pamela 88 Mann, Traci 69 Manning, Mark 70,115,117 Martin, Anthony Jason 22 Martin, Christie Dawn 89 Martin, Joshua Russell 69 Martin, Samantha 9,82 3,65,66, 111 Massengill, Paul Masterson, Angel 22,51,63, Masterson, Hope 122,120,125, MATTOX, ELIZABETH 136,137,103 MATTOX, MIKE 106 May, James Terry 80 May, Thomas 70 10,70,75, 90,126  ,16,59, Mayabb, Garietta 130,137,10o’ 103,151 51 Mayabb, Tracy MAYER, JOHN Mayer, William 82 59,100 69,126 28,69 69.126 65.126 108 5.16.30.36, 02,00,122, 123,137 80 65,108 11,69,131, 137 99 70 55 106.107 2.32.30.37, 02.101.151 78 65 51.151 95,98 10,09,51,62, 120,130,136, 106.107 83 73,86 Maynard, David Brent Mays, Earl Mays, Wanda Maze, Anthony Maze, Keith McClain, Danny McClain, Lori Natasha McClain, Tracy McCleanhan, Chloe McCoy, Shelley 78,90 55 70 86 53,59,61, 130,105,108 80,110 59 16,55,56, 122,123,120. 137,103,151 59 59,103 80 70 67,70,72, 117,126,130 7,67,70, 72.126 103 65 10.76.110.126 70 29,65,131 23,51 70.115.126 93,115,117 70 65,119,121, 130,108 83 91,100 100,137,107 70 85 5,10,21,25, 30,36,01,02, 122,120,125, 101,150,151 51.120.103 100,105,108 0,17,25,30, 01,02,111, 120,125,136, 137,101,105, 108 10,70,75,90 89 51 59.103 55 59 86 70,72,105 73,87,110 65 McGuire, Billy Paul McGuire, Tiffany Dawn McKenzie. Jessica McQUINN, DONALD McVEY, CONNIE McVey, William Travis Meadows, Angela Lynn Meadows, Rebecca Meadows, Teresa Meadows, Timothy Wayne Medley, Robert Miller, Jeff Miller, Kenneth Wayne Miller, Pamela Jenetta 70,115 88,110 59,130,100 100 0,100,100 13,85,117 85 30,37,02,137, 107 30,02 87,90,110 70,126,130, 136 ---------- Moore, Dora Moore, Roger Moore, Winfred Morningstar, Penny Morris, Christy Morrison, Andrea Morrison, Chris MORRISON, JODI Morrison, Kyle Motley, Allison Motley, Joey Mullins, James Mullins, Jason Matthew Mullins, LaJohnda Mullins, Olivia Grace Mullins, Randy Mullins, Scott MULLINS, SHEILA Murphy, Dana Murphy, Jessica Murphy, Melinda Murphy, Richard MURPHY, SHEILA Mynheer, Donnie Mynheer, Jerry Mynheer, Tanya Neal, Nicole NEFZGER, CHARLOTTE Nefzger, John Clay Nefzger, Sarah Nefzger, Mill Newell, James Arthur Newingham, Darrell Nickell, Mark 51,52,130,1« 51,1« 12,20,21,22, 25,30,30,«, 07.130.103 70 76 76 0,106 81,83,90, 115,117 2,16,80, 81,87 17,51,122, 123.120.136, 137,101,103, 107 55 70 76.131 87,110 30,37,02 55.137.103 106 55,103,151 67.70.131 65 31 37,03, 130.103 100 85 59,105 87 0,59,61,111, 132.135.137, 100 101,100 59,111,116, 117,125,136, 137,101,206, 107 10,76,90,110, 115,117 29,63,65,67, 111,117,126, 136 86 70 0,17,25,31, 30,36,00,03, 07,111,113, 122,123,135, 137,101,105, Nickell, Shane Nickell, Shawn Nickels, Shelley Noble, Brad NOLAN, FRANCES Nott, Amy Nott, Christy Ann O'Hair, Dale O'Hair, Darin O'Hair, Joyce O'Hair, Kevin Arnell 107 59 16,30,32,30, 03,07,08,113, 122,123,135, 137,151 70,72,132 10.76.110.126 106,107 85 85 53,59,125, 130 70.126 59,100 9,83,115 Index 177 Owens, Michael Eugene 74 Pargen, Rosalee Parker, Dale Wayne 55 Parker, Heather 88 Patrick, Christy 65 Patrick, Gina Renee 76 Patrick, Gregory Doug 85 Patrick, Jeremy 22,31,34,36, 43,63,141, 143,150 PATRICK, KENNETH Patrick, Lisa 104 Peck, Billy 70 Peck, Eric 65,126 Peck, Michelle 65 Peck, Susan 10,77,81,110, 115,117 Peck, Teresa 34,37,43, 151 Peck, Tim 55 Peck, Timothy 6,59,143 Peck, Von Pelfrey, Gary B. Pelfrey, Joey Wayne 23,34,43 Perdue, Johnna 10,77,110, 115 Perkins, Catina Ann 78 Perkins, Julie 59,144 Perkins, Lucas 71 Perry, Audrey 51 Perry, James Lloyd 85 Perry, Jamey 55 Perry, Jason Edward 83 Perry, Kim 71 Perry, Michelle 59,137,144 Perry, Shannon Lynn 78 Peyton, Billie Jean 71,131,132 Peyton, Michelle 65 Peyton, Myra Deane 74,115,131 Phillips, Jeremy 71,117 Phillips, Jonathan 83 Phillips, Joshua Lee 87 Phillips, Stephanie Philpot, Angela Michelle 83,91 Pitts, Kasey Lee 114 Pitts, Larissa Dawn 78,93,110, 114 Pitts, Todd Plowman, Faith Hope 65 PRIDDY, CARLA 80,104 Pruitt, John 71 Puckett, Marcus Lee 9,87,114 Pugh, Kenneth 17,51,122, 123,124,140, 143 RAMEY, MARTIE 57,106 Ramsey, Chip 53,60,134,146,147 Ramsey, Chris 10,78,93,110, 117,126 Ratliff, Johnny 71 Ratliff, Mike 65 Ratliff, Rhonda 60,130,132, 137,144,145, 148 RATLIFF, RICHARD 96,99 Ratliff, Robert 60,143 Ratliff, Zanna 144 Rawlins, Jennifer Dean 10,77 REED, JAMES 104 REED, MARTHA 23,103,104,140 Reed, Trina 31,34,37,43 Reynolds, Carmen 60,144 Rhodes, James Samuel 88 Rhodes, John Sherman 88 Richards, Shawn 51,120,121, 134,143 Richardson, Teresa 65 Riddle, Lonnie 67,71 Roach, Andy 66,126 Roach, Calvin 76 Roach, Melissa 56,144,151 Roach, Wayne 17,56,109, 111,116,117, 137,141,143, 147,151 Roberson, Larry Dougles 83 Roberson, Michelle 78 Roberson, Tina Marie 87 Robertson, Debbie 71 Robertson, Jerry 71 Robinson, Chris Roe, Anthony 51 66 Roe, Karen 51,142 Rogers, Melody 85,90,91, 113,114 Rose, Brad 56,143 Rose, John 16,22,51, 122,123,124, 129,137,143 Rose, Johnny 29,66 Rose, Shane 66 ROSS, DEAN 106 Ross, Adam 71 Ross, Joyce 31,32,34, 37,43 Ross, Myron 60 ROSS, SANDY 105 Rowe, Clevie H. 88 Rowe, Connie 78,90 Rowe, Jennifer 56 Rowe, Jerry Ray 78 Rowe, Kevin 89 Rowe, Linda 78 Rowe, Patricia 59,60 Rowe, Ruth Ann 83 Rowe, Ryan Lee 92,78 Rowe, Sandy Beth 86,87 RUDD, ORBIN 105,143 Rudd, Scott 88 Rudd, Shannon 10,74,115, 117,126 Rudd, Shawn Cameron 79,110,114 Runyon, Jeff 34,43 Runyon, Thomas 60 Rupe, Denise 56,132,135, 148,151 Rupe, Lynetta Colleen 83,91 Sallie, Chris 29,66 Salyers, Stuart Craig 75,90,115, 126 Sartain, Larra 26,51,53, 142 SAVARD, STEVEN 105,109,110, 111 Setters, Glenn 66 Setty, Robin 10,30,31,34, 37,43,44,137, 142,146,150 Sexton, Alisa 60,143,144 Sexton, Brad 56,134,143 Sexton, Tara Lee 83 Shepherd, Brian 60,125,143 Shepherd, Kenny 56,143 Shepherd, Kim 22,27,51, 57,130,135, 144,146 Shepherd, Lisa  17,30,32, 34, 36, 1,43, 116,140.1 1. 147,149,150 Shepherd. Paula Janette 79,131 Shrout, Les 22,56,130,137, 143 Shrout, Robin Lynn 79,93,110, 114,117 Simpson, Daniel 29,66,145 Simpson, Darren 29,64,66 Simpson, Pam 51,143 Skaggs, James William 80,75 SKIDMORE, ALMA 106 Skidmore, Alma Diane 87 Skidmore, Brandy 76,90 Skidmore. Freida Dorene Skidmore, Mary Katherine 75,134 Smallwood, Chasity 60,143,144 Smallwood, James 60,145 Smallwood, Jennifer 77 Smallwood, Julie 60,144 Smallwood, Lisa 52,116,140,143 Smallwood, Roger Smallwood, Stacy 52,143 60,137,143 Smallwood, Steven 52 Smallwood, Teresa 56,141,143,147 Smallwood, Thomas Blair 88 Smallwood, Tina Renee 85 Smallwood, Wesley 30,31,32,34, 37,43,45,47, 143 Smith, Carl Eugene Smith, Christopher Joe 83 Smith, David Wayne 85 Smith, Matthew George 88 Smith, Sonya 10,22,52,57, 63,142 Smith, Valerie SNEDEGAR, MARY SUE 100,105,142, 150 Sons, Belynda 71 Sons, Charlotte 7,10,11,12, 17,24,25,26, 30,31,32,33, 34,36,40,46, 47,141,142,146, 147,150 Sons, Gregory Wayne 75 Sons, Robert 34,36,148 SORRELL, CHARLIE 106 Sorrell, Davida 60,67 Sorrell, Grant 71 Sorrell, Joseph Edward 79,80,110,126 Sorrell, Joyce 60 Sorrell, Lori Charlotte 76 Sorrell, Marlena Gail 75,90,119, 121,134 Sparks, Christopher 85 Sparks, Kenneth Clayton 75 Sparks, Richard 52,143 Spencer, Charles 3,5,31,32, 34,46,48 Spencer, Jamie 29,66 Spencer, Jeneen 56,144,151 Spencer, Jenny 56,151 Spencer, John Frank 79 Spencer, Kevin 52 Spencer, Rhonda 23,52,150 Spencer, Steven 29,66 Spencer, Susie 66,132 Spencer, Tanna 2,34,36,45, 46,141,151 Spencer, Theina 27,56,144,151 Spencer, Tina 77 Spencer, Trina 77 Stamm, Brandon 83,94,115 Stamm, Brent 77,110,115,126 STAMM, DOUG 95,105,143 STAMM, VONDA 101,95,105 Stamper, Brad 52 Stamper, Brad 52 Stamper, Brian 52 Stamper, Geraldine 87 Stamper, Lee 71 Stamper, Lectta 85 Stamper, 'Martie 77 Stamper, Robert 53,60,143,148 Stamper, Shaunna 2,22,30,34, 37,46,112,113, 128,129,135, 141,146,147 Stamper, Sylvia Ann 87 Stamper, Tammy Faye 77 Stamper, Wilma 66 Standifur, George 87 Standifur, Tommy Lynn 83 Stapleton, Matthew 28,29,66,145 Steele, Duana Rene 76,110,131 Steele, Michelle 75,131 STILTNER, CHARLOTTE 107 STILTNER, CLINTON 107 Stiltner, Jennifer 11,28,29,66 Stiltner, Joe Wallace 81,85,114, Stiltner, Tiffany Dawn 115,117 76,131 Stone, Hargis 57,143 Stull, Eula Gail 110,79 Stull . Jason 60 STULL, KATHY 106 Stull, Shane Kelly 79 STULL, TERRY 105,126,136 Sturgill, Angela Sturgill, Stephanie G. 87 178 Index Swartz, Alma Jo 17,18,22,52, Wells, Monica 62,127,129, WELLS, NANCY 100,105 135,151 Wells, Renee 14? Tackett, Alisha Dawn 88 Wells, Samuel Boyd 10,76,77, Tackett, Dale 66, 131 110,126 TACKETT, FAY 107 Wells, Tammie 60 Tackett, Jessica Inez 13,73,87,1 14 Wells, Tammy 60,144 Tackett, Joy Danielle 75,115 Wells, Toby Clay 73,87 Tackett, Justin Lee 88,93,110 Wells, Youvina 17,54,56,129, TACKETT, MONICA 95,107 130,135,141,144, Tackett, Vickie 71 147,151 Tackett, Wesley Allen 79 Whitaker, Dawayna Dawn 87 Tackitt, Chadwick Ray 79 White, Danita 71 Tackitt, Gene 89 White, Jenifer 30,34,36,45,46 Taulbee, Jason R. 79 White, Sherry 79,114 Taylor, Paul 30,32,34, White, Stacy Annette 10,16,76,80, 46,137 110,115 TERRELL, TRACEY 107 Wilhoit, Alisha 10,79,110,114 Thacker, Andrew Clay 10,110,76 Williams, Angela 10,26,56,132, Thacker, Bianca Ann 83 142,143,147 THOMAS, DANA 23,95,101, Williams, April Leeanne 13,85 102,105 Williams, Billy 71 Thomas, David 60 Williams, Cassa T. 87 Thomas, Gregg 2,16,80,83,90, Williams, Crystal 71 91,115 Williams. Heather 11,22,60,61,116, THOMAS, LOLA 105 117,132,135,137 Thomas, Mary Jean 75 Thomas, Michelle 2,10,30,31,32, Williams, James 71,72 34,37,46,107, Williams, Jessica Louise 83 109,111,116, Williams, Lory 67,71 117,129,135, WILLIAMS, PEGGY 107 137,140,141, Williams, Sam 5,21,25,34,36, 143,145,147, 46,48,143,151 150 Williams, Scot 6,16,18,19,52, Thompson, Louis Riley 57,112,113, Thompson, Robert 56,143 1 16,122,123, Tolson, Lana 60 127,136,13 7, Tolson, Lori 71,72 141,145 Tolson, Mark 56,102,111,143,146 Williams, Tim 60 Treadway, Sherry 60 Trimble, Amy 89 WILLOUGHBY, DIANE 105 TRIMBLE, JAMES D. 97,127,129, Willoughby, Heather 77 130,131 Wilson, Andrea 60,129,130,135, TRIMBLE, DENITA 107 143,145 Trimble, Jami 14,16,20,25, Wilson. Grace 107 30,31,32,34, Wilson, James Carson 76 36,41,46,47, Wilson, Lee Ann 56,151 112,113 Woodard, Danny 77 Trimble, Jan 75,90,94, WOODWARD, ORDEAN 107 131,134 Wright, Jacqueline 87 Trimble, Jimmy 17,60,125,143 Wright, Jimmy 29,66 Trujello, Yolanda Wright, Rebecca 67 Trusty, April Nicole Wright, Scott 60 Tufano, Donald Kelly 2,88 Wright, Tina 60 Tyra, Rob 17,21,52,111,117, Wynn, Christina 27,56,62, 122,124,125,126, 129,130,135, 136,140,141,147, 137,141,144, 150 151 Tyree, Casey 79,110,126 Wynn, Kelly 75,90,131,134 Tyree, Corey 79,110.126 Yarber, Kenny 51,52,62,124, Tyree, Glendon 71,72,126 136,143 Vance, Anita Mae Yarber, Tiffany LeAnne 85 Vance, Ralph Edward 79 Yocum, Ronnie 60 Vanderpool, Joe 71 Young, John Vanderpool, Tammy 30,34,36,42, Young, Kara 83,115 46,144,150 Young, Tara 29,66 Wagers, Vickie 60 YOUNG, TERRY 19,28,105,122, Walker, Jimmileen 71 123,129 Wallace, Jeff Wallace, Marcia Elaine 85 Walters, Melissa Warfield, Billy Ray 85 Warfield, Vincent 77 Weimann, Phillip Earl 79 Weimann, Robert Franklin 88 Welch, Bonnie 71 Wells, Bart 6,34,46,143 WELLS, CHERYL 107 Wells, Christopher James 75,90,126 Wells, Daniel 51,52,143 Wells, Davey 56,143 Wells, Elaine 52 Wells, Justin Allen 13,87,114 Wells, Kelly Lynn 73,87,114 Wells, Melinda Kay 75,90,131 Index 179 9 %  • J k i mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCKL1NK MIMOURI USA