Morristown Hamblen East High School - Itakha Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1986 volume:

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Itsifonce in a lifetime appearance reflected our slow, unsure reentry into school life. We warmed to lor at least toleratel the inf flux of new rules new people, and new traditions. The upper classmen tried to rrofo fiiyifss memories sris of what East had once been, while the freshmen began to form their owrmmemories of East, The comet's'cycle brought' us the arrival of two new administrators, Mr. Roach and Mr,-wShepherd. yyslyy sMr. -Williams made his debut presentation of Mr. Russell's Sap's a-risin' speechg As a sort of afterthought, doesnft itseemvodd thatwe didn't receive ID. cards this year? another sort of afterthought, doesn't it seem odd that Laneeosnraek fo disiwonstoutsysover Frito Lay in our cafeteria? In light of this, doesn't it seem reasonable that many people began ilfyou haven't an inkling 2 ofwhatthis means, read the book. l 2 There's that word again 3 3 Gee! Were wasting spage. 4 4 Thesiaff sincerely apologizes for this. A sl - sv ,H - fftifsxjrr.. -W . f 'ii Mars sm. ,, f V 1,1-ws 1 . '.'li -K - to at the End ofthe Universe?', c l , l c css,,s Q, aiaQ,Q,acram,Ce also marks the iilt at l ft particular individual jumped out lofifan airplaneslin a kamikaze d,rlYQW3Yes1r DOGSU i it 'seemassodd aiia rthat 'gvve should mention somethin, ccgylgikewthat,,iygrg IhiS,yearbook? If it does, never niiind itgf ubliciation deadlines make writers say weird things. ,As a more icpnventfionalasfacet of our so recentlyiifpcast xschoolwyear Cdid we say recently?l, we would like to point out that styles in clothing, music, and movies re- mained the same except for the following exceptions: studded bracelets were eliminated from oulrfralegal apparel, a par- ticularly unusual movie depicted where many people vvillundoubtedly vvant to go after going throught this? earbook - Back to the Future, ancl an unusual number of intensely usual songs made it across our airwaves. r g Sorry! We seem to have let another odd Slip of pelh get by.'You haven't an inkling tsorryl ofwhata publication deadline can do a yearbook staffg my s l t-w.11',.f- : f V 'H ,,.. Q , ,fffifff sn.: ff ' L, 5 wwf' ,zfgdgffs ,mesa - 'L AA'i 'LYZ fxf this, As we sgtewygused tostheg changes in uhtil it s estidden-lfgh hh brnghtn . Q . d i mhessf i1ah d h th hh if thesun durihg the go Hsolidays, which? was th e tottt 4 grow acaderjgsscally in aottlctlpatlohs of C In brightness as we retugfned to Ohgr sensesg s s It reachted we enjoyed our, Sprin l s iyacationigpand thoughts hihh of th eff5pproae esit'hg summter. In Ma , thecomet left us,,fpursstuintgfoigts csoursegit t to t e oqtett reachesofh the solgrttttsyste mpats we began to pqrsue trajegtories ofgfour 1 school, toward the futyrte and away from thepoast gg ge ,t 5,5 sesshs ggA gf if A five?5hunsdred,Word theme! ssftt s,t 49 5 OO. gg4 1. ,, .5 'iff ,,.,, K W.. .W mfsw, -- I, 1 .sl If If , Ji ,sity V L- f :Q-H+, . -Y-wfw1ef1?fH.:2 't:'fssf?sS1i51:vf-R11 -m-.wg -f-- V f, f 1- - 1, . X. K K X W s t ff!! Aff -urs-V' 'NW WL... 6 n l a W QW M' M wx wx . ve, lQNk'PwL F, Pr, of 2' FA Y 51 EW I Yi? fi! I . R Wiki WUI S. W QQ! Ml!- J 44444-W-44 -L. , w 9 1 , 1 , w 44444-44444444444-vw44-v-4444444444444444444444-n-44444 1 XMB Deborah Lynn Kimberlyjean jimmy Lee Ronald William Rodney Vern Aarons Adams Akins Amos Anderson l john Andrew Lacy Robin Danny C. Tammy Denise Lisa Sue Antrican Antrican Arnold Arnold Arwood Brian Keith Mary Ann Laura Catherine Chris Edward johnny Lee Bailey Ballard Balogh Bell Bible SEN ores ...-Ax 41 w...,.v Danny Lynn james L. David Dwight Teresa Regina Michelle Dawn Bishop Bishop Blizzard Bowen Bowlin Kimberly Martin W. Scott Alisa Anne Victoria L. Debra M. Boyd Boyle Brandenburg Brewer Brown Harlan jr. Ronnie Lynn john Stephen Charles R. Sunday Lynn Buis Bull Burgin Byerley Byrum ., IVV 1-. -Rf ..., -, J? Fred Blane Lisa A. jason M. Terry Grant Charles D. Carmichael Carpenter Carter Carter Childress Mark Anthony Karen Lynne Michael R. Otis B. Shannon Duane Christian Claxton Coffey Cole Collins Brenda Lee Lynette Dawn Melodie A. Norman A. Stacy Rene Cook Cook Courtney Cox Creech Tracy Dawn Michael Floyd Doug E. Kelly Renea Upton R. Crittenden Crowell Cunningham Curl Dabney 5 Charlona Regina james F. Stacy A. r james C. james Donavon Dalton Dalton Dalton Davis Davis jeff R. Karen Elizabeth Landy Davis Davis Davis i l Michael Paul Stephen Angela Leigh Brian Francis Ernest Edward Davis Davis Dean Dean Derry lr. ZW. 'Uv , Y I Melissa Gayle Gina M. Lewis junior Don MacArthur Rhonda jeanette Derry Dickenson Donaldson Dotson Drinnon Kathy Dianne Elizabeth Anne Tonrey Michael Ann Marie Mike Lynn Dunston Elkins Ford Fox Francis Robert Lynn Martha M. Tommy Lynn jeffrey Lee Melissa Ann Frazier Freels Fullington Gardner Gibbs Allison Sue Barbara Gayle Gibson Gibson . -is K, ,I -affa- l L jane Ann Michael Scott B. Douglas Robin Michelle David H. Gilbert Goforth Goins Gollahon Goodman Patrick Scott Lora Yvonne Mark A. Richie L. Susan Renee Gordon Graham Graves Greene Greene Tammy Melissa Anthony Craig Daryl E. 4 Larry F. Renea Michelle Hall Hammer Harman Harrell Harrell Cindy Caprice Larry F. Paul D. Kevin Wayne Allen G. Hartman Hartman Haun Hatfield Hawkins Melissa G. Crystal Ann Twinkle M. Rachel Denise Ronnette Lynne Heck Helton Helton Henderson Hixson Teresa Kaye Annette Michelle Tim Richard Aaron Amy M. Hodges Holt Holt Hoover Hoskins Lili' 'fl U 1' 5' i - ii' Q L if , ' l . l . . P :J D if A 'l T .y X I as 1-sg . . X N fx N' rj ' M. Susanne Hubbs Debbie Melissa jones I ibfhriaf ' 26132 V ' rv 16942 Mr- 2, ' 3,511 a rr:-:r xi:-.. Timothy D. jones M +- si M . .,,s W .AVI I' Vickie Melissa Kesterson Linda Kay Hoyt C. Lisa Ancoinette Ricky A. Huffman jackson janeway jinks Sherri Annis jennifer Diane Ken Thomas Marvin j. A s S na ll W D l' ' A Qs' if X X N. 13 jones jones jones jones A' 1 sw ll. . nares- ,ii 1 i .l 'UN ., . vi, Sandra Kay Hitendra D. Lynn H. Troy Vincent jordan Kapadia Keirsey Kelly f'F T WLl'l: ' - ii-1 l ,gl -1 l 'V .r Darla Ann King Mike 1. Lanette Dawn King King Billy G. Robert james Allen Loma Faye Roger D. Knight Knight Krell Kyle Lamb Amy Diane Allen Connie Faye Hobert B. Brad Stephen Large Lawson Lawson Lawson Lindsey Mark E. Sharon Denise Emily Gail Bryan Scott Bryan T. Lewis Lewis Litz Long Long All of my teachers through high school have taught me the impor- tance of pride and self gratification. Also, they taught me to set goals twice as far as I could reach. If society were different we might be content just to do somethin well. But no one should be pleases to simply do what he does. What is important for us to reach is that which does not exist. Thus, success is found in the median. - Shan- non Collins 47 Nuunauununnu- 'Kill' f s-ms My seniortyear has been one of the most enjo able years of my li e. The responsibility of being a lea er of 45 the school, the triumphs, and the joys I have had during I A,.- A' QQ , m 1'-are f , , ' W ' ear will have a lasting effect My only dlsa -Ll.-1.2L ,-.ll...2ll An,-I ff I f Al ,ff fktwzf V 1' l Keith A. Robert Waynia Diane Dwayne E. Melissa Long Long Long Loveday Lovin Michael David jeffrey jeffrey .Susan Leigh Vickie Madon Martin Masoner Mayhew McCamey . Q -,zu- U Melanie Dawn Kelly A. McCarter McCormack Kathy Maria Scott Martha Lenorra Anthony Todd lacqueline Christina McDaniel McDaniel Miller Morgan Morris an Timothy R. Melinda Ruth Mowl Moyers N 'X ., AX N Harold NatalieAnn Musick Nelson L, . r t i N X 'r s v P - X XL L 'r , will v ihggwy. A . V L james Henry Page Patrick Patterson David Clinton Pam Quillen Quinn . .. 'Uma' V Kaushi Loretta Mukhopadhyay Mullins jeffrey L. Michael Lewis Nester Nicholson s....,,.4 Prabhu K. Lisa Michelle Potluri Presley WM. K ,V ,q.5Ww5.- 1 .1 . 35 v vu , - 1 r Robin L. Roger L. Quinn Rednour .Wai V Y Maw . R i M r v .I ,.f M -rj' Q A. fi. F A f i -' .Wigan- I- 45. A ' lt' 'Zhu 1 .35 , Q . , V '. - -r 53,4 v 'Mi ' ' E Ladonna F. Murrah C Cristyl. Noe ,Kg cf' wf' t 'nr , .. 1 r K ' Scott D. Price Arthur S. Rhea It doeSf1t Seem Possible that four q0uIdn't walt, I'm glad that I had those f0UVegS?,fS' , b .. It S Q Kashu VY35 have t four Years ws- ,,Wh3t Can I sax? gqieggseven bordgred on been iU5t great ' Y f ll un Melissa Gibbs F -... mg A LN .Em-.. ... .:'25 -T-2.21-1 -re' -mei- -..-..-R-..q 5 -.-nv.-Q-.-.-..I1 ' - a-.-w.w-.Quv-.s.u.gK ' --...-...-.....-... '-r-:- -..aumzwmii-3: vlniiiiiii1L, 1 -.----....-..-.....:v----- .---.-.-.--- W-'1.'r- -.-.-........'::,u::':. -- ::...-....A,-. .,.. ........... -...-..........-... .... ... - ......... Q an .... -..-- - -......-'M-::.:-.re -.....--..-..-..-.. - :- -. . . . 4-13--.,..--- - ::..'a:-:...:- - ..., . -. -- -.-.....4'-?-224-'2.. ----M-.--..-.--.-.- . --.-.-Q Q 'l5'2T,'ygQ lx, an 1 W 1 ll , . ff QLV O W lt is impossible for an optimist to be pleasantly sur- hr 1, g prised . . . Lisa Wolford Nm., 'Q ...... sl: S . A lj' K, - . EQ, ,VVV 'Q .3 l, Ernie C. jerry D. Vicky A. Rhonda M. A Rice Rines Rines Roberts Laura Michelle Linda S. james N. Christopher Robinson Robinson Rogers Rosenbalm jonathon B. Deanee Renee Alisa D. Lee E. Darrell W. Rowlett Rutledge Sanders Sauceman Saylor W. Mike R. Allen Richard Lisa.Gail I. Lee Saylor Seals Seals Sharp Shepard it 'UN N , , .Q Jw , X ' Kitty L. Vicki Marie Annette Shane Cory Anthony L Shepard Short Simpson Simpson Smelcer janet Michelle lonathon Henry Ricky L. Chandra DeAnn james M. Smith Smith Smith Stanifer Starr N George Franklin Madeline Renee johnny F. Delinda M. Edna M. Steadman Steele Stines Stokes Stokes lohnny W. William Gordon john F. Stokes Stroud Stuart All you are asked to do IS your very best and your very best is always 11O0!o. . . Sunday Byrum 000 Mi My senior year has been great! I've become better riends with old friends, met more people, tried new things, and experienced new things such as my first car wreck and missing the first day of school in thirteen years. Even if my dad wasn't ere this year I still en'oyed a great year being with good riends and people who care! ...Winnie Weesner g-,X-X ,Q if .il ,N-v-vv 1 A gg., fr an lllt i ' 4 X t fi ,t gi K AQ 'A he Q fmt T sf it if T Barbie Michelle lana Lynn Stubblefield Sturm Surber 6 l?V, T X Mm i5,,4mA 5 ll 6 I i .,.... '. ' l ,LJ w. 1 ll l l Timothy Michael Barbara A. jamie janette Tate Thornton Tunnell ex A ab e:.lv 1 .v!- fig 'jx l l ll l - x U? .T Tammy Marlene Kashu D. Underwood Voiles Traci Lynette Vyas Scott C. Tom Allan Winn Ann Wampler Wedding Weesner rg V ns.. ' ff v- ..., .. ' ,J ,f Q.. . K ,W Randall L. Christopher G Sweeney Talley Melissa Renee Tracey L. Turner Turner g ' L .,x . ' J fa v f, ro 9-l l 1 .X W . wr A Sue K. Terry M. Walker Wall .-.U - l 5 'U' ' v Q X , , 1 R Darrell M. Roger Weidman Wells Stephen M. Donna L. Wendell White , -.. -, f 'x x ' N. ' Larry Steven Terry Lynn Williams Wilshire ,Q- Lynne Lisa A. Wolfe Wolford QD Christine Michelle jonathan Lee Yount Yount Ronnie E. White Gary D. Wilson Freddy H. Woods Ben Waddell Zeigler Mike D. jennifer Whitt Whittaker 'K 'M it -', . ' Kimberlylean julie Elaine Winn Wisecarver L ' ll L JH -I jeff Lee Michelle Lynn Wright Young i . 1 i A P .., 'gf .- t WZ yi Studded Bracelets Eliminated From Our Legal Apparel . . . .4 vim 7 f S., X l 1 Nik sux, LN l A 5 ',,,f,vvW v, O 'A X- .J , Q PL. XS ii V in-Y Tim! gf tg? :M up 5:2 Y uw, -m,,,,,,,,,,,mm,, ., 4 IU IDRS -w ,. 'W' um. I-N. Jfmu. -'Tw ,Lwmf my M A J m f wx .PA k Z whiff ' M Q . 2 Gia' 1 'Jn W.. 32 g in Rudy Abate Douglas Adams Brad Barnard Foster Blount Iohn Brock Stacey Burchell Nina Ailshie Brian Barnard Melissa Brady limmy Brooks Ricky Burgin Juniors as 2,2 Patrick Armstrong Robin Arterburn Debbie Baldwin Pamela Bass - Tim Berry Nikki Bise Richard Brady William Branham Scotty Breeden Mac Brooks Leigh Bullard Camdin Bunch lo Buttry Mark Byrd William Cain 4 W, X 97 Donna Adams Richard Bare lamia Blazer Sandy Brewer David Bunch Carla Campbell :X , ..Xk :Ui 1 P- 'lk 3, ,Y Q s M i .rf- x . Lisa Cannon Peggy Capps Dennis Carey Christopher Catron Regina Christian Ginger Coffman loel Combs Leah Combs Beth Compton Connie Craig Tami Creech Gregory Crews Mark Davis Rose Davis Thomas Davis Lisa Dodgen George Drinnon Donald Eden QT? 0.- s. A Q x sg, Debra Carter Christopher Cole Barbara Cook Wesley Crockett Tim Delph Kimberly Edwards N ! 4 S cp. O Donna Carter Shawn Cole Britta Cornils Amy Davidson Elizabeth Denton Peggy Elkins Randal Carter Stephanie Collins joey Courter james Davis Whitney Dixon Selena Elkins Melinda Ellison jeffrey Fields Frank Freeman Clay Gibson Mark Greene Charles Harr Sherri Epps Donna Fleenor Elizabeth Fryar joe Gibson Martha Gregg Scott Harris 'Di Marion Estes Dennis Foshie Daryle Fuller Laura Gibson Melissa Gulley Laurie Hatcher 'Di Gerald Everhart Kimberly Everhart Sharee Foster David Garrett Helen Galyon Lisa Glinski Mark Gibson Sonya Harbin Elizabeth Hammond Pamela Haun Sandra Hatcher ,I ,,1- rv X. V joseph Gass Timothy Gordon Pamela Harless Tammy Hayes 0 f-,-X ,tr , 19 wr: ,-., 91' 04 4 I c W Kristi Laughner Tessa Long Gregory Madon Michael Manning Tammy Marsh Tracy McClanahan - - , 1 f gas. , N , ....,. f-V 5 W . I ' ii,, f f 0' V .i L N---'..: Cynthia Lee Roy Leonard Elizabeth Livesay johnny Locke Timothy Long Mack Longmire Gary Longo Tommy Lowe Carol Marshall Marc Masoner Patricia McAnally Tammy McBride Bobby McDaniel Scott McGlothin Penny Miller Scott Miller Dane Long Jana Macdonald Roger Malone Michelle Manning Tina McClanahan Lisa Mize if nl l 1,...2 ! j' 6' fa, xy . 5' we LM. Deanna Moore Charlene Mullins Eddy Noe Richard Orrick julie Parvin Laura Portrum jerry Moore julie Murdock Rachael Noe Robin Orrick Vanessa Patton Deborah Potter Anthony Moore Angela Murray Sandy Noe Ritchie Painter Danielle Pesce jonathan Prince fsx T .....F ' Y! f 11 Traci Moore Robin Musick Kelli Norris julie Palmer Ruby Phillips Tonia Purkey Gregory Moyers Michelle Nail Stephanie Oler Teresa Parker Chotal Pinkney james Rhoads 'U' Alexander Mullins Lisa Newman Nancy Orrick Mark Parsons Christopher Polley johnnie Rick 'Km' jeffrey Roach Tommy Shepard Yolanda Sherles Randall Sluder Wayne Smith Kevin Strickland l x K Stacy Roach Barry Smith Candice Spencer Vickie Sutphin jeff Sawyer Delores Smith Robert Spirko Kristy Swatzell ' 111,17-' Stacy Scott Ami Seals Timothy Self james D. Smith james R. Smith Francena Sherles leffery Spitler Tracy Steinman Mark Skaggs Tracy Swiney Lea Talley Regina Smith Karen Stephenson Rebecca Templin 'vw T R K wie xx 3 'T ' Q 3' TQ ' -, 1 R EN N 5, T 58 X' Q, Q s f 'S I- 0 . fy n 4 l , 'Q-1 Q . l . L -1. Q A x Q rrif' msg? ' l 15521 ,z Qs 5 X! X Q tt N fb f ' X 1 Pamela Thompson john Walker Rhonda Watkins Mark Wilder Robert Wise Kevin Young Tammy Tiller Kelly Walker Robert Wells Russell Williams lnis Wolfe q , MK! , ., sf an 1 ' i 4 Cs M 'OO K 1:17 ii' Paula Tipton Sonya Walker Thomas Wells Alexia Wilson Pamela Wolfe Raymond Urban Shannon Vannoy Teresa Walker Connie Wallen William Westmoreland Emily White Marnita Wilson Leslie Winstead Stacy Worthington Wendy Wykle T, 51 T is S Nt R x N is Q. af Randy Voiles Brian Warf Carroll Whited Melissa Winstead Christopher Wylie Sophomore Doug Albright Lisa Arnold Angie Atkins john Atkins Pam Bacon Denise Bailey Annette Baird Dwayne Barbie Margaret Bartlett Robby Baskette james Baughard Kelly Bennett Amy Bewley Kelli Bible Mark Bible Lora Black Denita Blazer Todd Blevins Gary Blizzard Shawn Blount Trina Brady larrod Brewer Kelly Brooks Lisa Brooks Scott Brooks Lisa Brotherton Sherrill Brotherton Claudette Brown Chad Brummit Melissa Bryant Steven Bryant Russell Buchanan Randall Burchett Angela Burdine William Cannon james Carmichael johnny Carmichael April Carpenter joe Carpenter Scott Carpenter Scott Carpenter Amy Carter jackie Carter jason Carter Shara Carter Sherry Carter Robin Claxton Tony Click Tonda Cody Bobby Coffey Kristi Coffey William Coffey Ernie Coldwell Crystal Collins Tracy Collins jimmy Conners Charles Cook Leigh Anne Cook Whitney Cooley Chris Cope Terry Cope Lora Copus Cindy Corbin Sheranna Courtney Stacie Courtney Dwight Crisp Leanne Crockett Gena Cupp Karen Curl Kathy Curl Kenneth Dalton Sherry Daniels Brian Davis Dale Davis jack Davis Karen Davis Tim Davis Trevor Dean jack Dent Macy Dickenson Ronnie Donaldson Tamantha Dore Mark Drinnon jeff Earls Melissa Edison Susan Elkins Bryan Epps Bobby Evans Peggy Evans Sharon Farris Chris Fawbush Duane Fletcher Nikki Ford Susan Fox Timmy Fox Renee Fraley Scott Gaby Darlene Galvin jackie Gantt Suzanne Gass Sharon Gerasimos Angelia Gibson Renee Gibson Vickey Gibson Michael Gillian Ramelle Goan Tonya Godsey Gregory Goins jeff Goins Richard Gonyea Linda Goodman junior Greene Pam Greene Kim Grooms Wendy Gulbransen Donna Gulledge Cathy Gulley David Hackney Kelly Hall Sara Hall Chris Hammer Cheyanne Haney Anthony Harris Michelle Harris Nina Harris Stacie Harris Don Harwood jonathan Haun Sandra Haun Susanne Haun Tina Haun Tammy Heatherly Marcus Helton Penny Helton Teresa Helton Michael Henderson Lori Herrell Brenda Hickey Daniel Hicks Kathy Hill Diane Hipshire james Hipshire jay Hodge Lance Hodge Stephen Hodges john Holbert john Holt Michael Holt Kevin Hopkins Marsha Hopkins Brian Horner Bobby Horsley Tanya Hoskins Ron Howerton Kristi Howington Sisse Hryhorchuk Angela Huff Beth Hughes Kristie Inman Max Ivey Brenda Ivy Kenneth lamison Linda Janeway Chadd jarnagin Charlie larnigan Mark larnigan Steve larnigan Andyjeffers Dalelennings Rhonda lennings Devan johns Marklohns limmylohnson Michael jones Tina Keith julie Keller Mike Kelly Terry Kinsler LeAnn Kiser Priscilla Lane Tony Lane Craig Laster Mack Lawson Robert Lawson Robin Lawson Sharon Lee Teresa Lemmond Spencer Lewis Kathy Livingston Dannell Lloyd Crystal Lockhart Adam Long lanice Long Stewart Long Marti Long Holly Lowery john Lowry Scotty Mackey Richard Madon Sabrina Mahan Lisa Manus William Martin Leslie Mathes Amy Matthews Bobby Mayes Connie McBee Loretta McCampbell Kristi McCloud Shane McDaniel Tammy McDaniel Travis McGaha Ronnie McMurry lana McNabb Candy Miller Robert Miller Sherry Miller jeff Mills Rhonda Milun Melissa Moore Rachel Moore Troy Moore Melanie Morelock Wendy Morelock Tricia Morley Ricky Mullins Cindy Musick Christopher Myers Daphne Nicely Michelle Nicely Sharon Nicely Kristi Nichols Monika Niessen Kristi Norris Heidi North Russell O'Dell Norma lean Orabutt Regina Orrick Anthony Ottinger Greg Owen Bobby Owens Matt Owens Kenneth Pankiewicz Michelle Parker Michael Parker-O'Toole Teresa Parrott Raymond Patterson Pam Peters Kim Phillips Kenny Plummer Brian Poe Shawn Poma Lindell Porter lean Price Tina Purkey Carol Ratliff Barbara Reed Sandra Reed Darrell Rhoton Wesley Ricker Doug Rines Alice Roberts Michael Roberts Tracie Rogers Kim Rose Beth Rush Loretta Russell Rob Russell Stacy Russell Tommy Russell Veronica Russell Vickie Russell Lee Sartain Teresa Saylor Scoval Scruggs Linda Seals Renee Shannon Billy Shaw Marie Sherles Sherry Shiflet David Shisler Vikki Silva Allison Simpson Nicole Singleton Tammie Singleton Anita Sloan Angie Smith Robert Smith Robin Smith Shawnna Smith Winston Smith Karen Snyder Rhonda Southern Terry Southern Sherri Stanley johnny Stapleton Amanda Stevens Lee Stone Paula Stroud Bryan Stubblefield Eric Stubblefield john Surber Lisa Sweeney Larry Swint April Talley Kim Talley Scott Thomas jeff Thompson Michael Thompson Toni Thompson Troy Thompson Dwayne Tolliver Authenia Treece Tonya Treece Darren Trent Eugenia Trent 34-v Lisa Trobaugh Peggy Turner Raymond Vaughn Scott Vaughn Kelly Visage Kelli Walker johnny Watkins Susan Watts Steve Webb Leigh Ann Wemlinger 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Davis l Robin Davis A Robin Davis Rebecca Deal Mark Deary Travis Denton james Dickerson Sam Dickerson Connie Dodson Rickey Dodson Michael Dorton Sherry Doty Pam Drennon ,.f-X Fisk S Q. 1, .. fa Q 94':, r f YQ? Rita Drinnon Tony Drinnon Pat Dunlap Cindy Earls Terri Easley Jonathon Eaton james Eden Travis Edmonds William Edwards Kamela Elkins Sandy Elkins Tina Fair Patricia Ford Angela Foster Craig Fowler Kimberly Fox Tony Fox Teresa Free Eddie Freeman Wally Frye Melissa Fugate Michelle Gilliam Happy Goble Leah Gonyea Crystal Greene Earl Greene james Greene johnny Greene Lana Greene Dana Griffith Debbie Gue Tonya Gulley Ronald Hagan Kim Hall Susan Harr Christopher Harrell Lucille Harrell Frances Harris Ricky Harris Clint Harrison Annette Hartman Deanna Hatcher Dennis Hatfield LeAnne Haun Leslie Hayes Michael Heck Melissa Hefner Robbie Hefner Dustin Helton Keith Helton Michael Hemminger Tamatha Henderson Robin Herron Beverly Hickey Raymond Hickey Lynette Hoard loe Hodge Michael Hodges Michael Hodges Melinda Holt April Hooker Traci Hope Karen Horner Patricia Horner Danny Houseright Paul Howell Beth Huckaby 1anetHudgens Robby Hudgens lohn Huffaker Angela Hurst Mark Hurst Tammy Hurst Melissa lngleman Stephanie lvey Tony Ivey Lisa jackson Bobby james Robert james Melissa jarnagin Mike jarnagin Lisa jarnigan Amy jennings Scott jinks Kristi johnson Mack johnson Regina johnson jeffjones Krisanne jones Randy jones Tereasa jones Angela Kanipe Travis Kanipe jeffery Keirsey Krystal Kilgore Kimberly Kimbrough Douglas King Kenneth King Terry King Kimberly Kinsler Tammy Kinsler Terrie Kinsler jeff Kirk Shannon Kite Angy Kuykendall Anthony Kyle Tammy Lakins Gad Lamb Mark Lane Michael Lane Melanie Langston Kimberly Lawson Lynn Lawson Randall Lawson Bobby Lee Melinda Livesay David Long Donald Long Lisa Long Martin Longmire Kevin Longo Carroll Loveday Elizabeth Lovelace Mary Lloyd Henry Lu jonathan Luckadoo Martha Malone Keith Maness Elizabeth Maneval Angela Manning Scott Marshall Marlo Masengill Craig Mason Sharon Mayes julie McCamey Sherry McCarthy Regina McCoy Kimberly McDaniel Patrick McDaniel Heather McDonald Laura A. 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Michael Dana Miller Lora Miller Sandra Miller Kim Miser Michael Mitchell jeff Moore Misaki Morelock Erich Morgan Rick Lee Morgan Sharon Morris james Morrow Karen Moyers Anthony Mullins Virgil Mullins David Musick Lewis Musick Nerissa Musick Phillip Musick Tommy Musser Richard Nail Mike Noe Amy O'Dell Susie Orrick Christy Owenby Janet Owens Laura Owens john Pack Robby Painter Tanya Pankiewicz Dale Parker Lori Parvin Debbie Phillips Melissa Phillips Kevin Pickle Samuel Pinkston Vanessa Polley Shawn Porterfield Brian Presley Donald Puckett David Purkey Scott Rainbolt Lindsey Reed Scott Reed john Richardson Teresa Rick Robert Rimel Marshall Rines Christy Robertson Hal Robertson Marion Rowlett Greg Rucker Deana Rymer Donald Satterfield Robin Saucemen Diane Saylor Walter Scruggs Stacey Scruggs Amber Seals Donnie Seals Rhonda Seals jeff Seiber james Self Mary Shepard Arnold Shipley Eddy Shipley Charles Shisler jennifer Shockley Keith Short Scottie Short jackie Shorter Cliff Shultz joy Simmons Carrie Sims Angela Singleton Millard Singleton justin Sizemore Pam Skaggs Angi Smith Anthony Smith Cynthia Smith David Smith Derrick Smith Katrina Smith Laura Smith Paula Smith Robert Smith Roger Smith April Snyder Mike Spradlin Leighann Stanifer Chris Statzer Greta Stringfield Wendy Stubblefield Lisa Stuffle Kevin Summerson 2' Ili ' V isis ,W . 4 , 3. 4 1 D' V N ' 1 y 2 ,ik v .,,,-as wxswwmid.-.f., ...ax M Terri Surrette Cindy Taylor David Taylor Cheryl Treece Dewayne Trent Rachelle Trent Tony Trent Bobby Trobaugh Bart Turley Betty Turner Curtis Turner Melody Turner Ronnie Turner Ronald Underwood Russell Urbin Todd Visage Tim Wade lody Walker Carla Webber Michael Wemlinger Kim Westmoreland jeff Weston Charles Wheatley Wanda Wilburn Arnold Wilder Heather Wilder Ronnie Wilder Brian Williams Kim Williams Rhonda Williams Trifton Williams jeff Winstead Sheila Winstead Jeanine Witt Geneva Wolfe Lisha Wolfe Crystal Woods Robert Wright George Young Melinda Young Gary Yount George Yount H M EN COUNTY HAMBLEN - COUNTY B 0 ADMINISTRATIVE , is A R D EDUCKTION pt Ea i Earnest Walker Hugh Clement Assistant Superintendent Supervisor of Transportation , t. , V e I rc Xb , afg- V ,M i 4 Herbert H. Harville Superintendent sf- . - K :5m..Qk,f ., ' -ni ' 1 , Don Gregg Howard Courtney Garland Cureton Assistant Director of Business Supervisor of Maintenance Supervisor ofSpecial Education WILDCA '15 'X 4 www. . Bob Howard Supervisor of Vocational Education A . gp, X . f Murrell Weesner Pupil Personnel and Facilities Coordinator S t, , . r ' 1 . U Hyye, ,zwggf ,yr 1- H f fr A 3,133 s ' . 1 1 2 l ' I ll ' Tl E' rg xr Rl, anti Q' Z ., I I I 2 K , and l 'A 2 5 it W fi ti' sl ' lv , . lxffll 7:31 .-- , M ,, ,E E ,AVVLVV L V ,,,. ,, l Y 5 wt, , in E ,lf ffgf Q P 'v V 4 Bookkeepers and Secretaries N X K Edith Lakin William Osborne Supervisor of Instructional Media Director of Business F' 'F' ' I-'EE 5 -2 :Um E AY 5 --if l :sigma - fi? EE - f S I'-,L W A ' -. ?'5'--73 E-, ,, ':.-:.': Q15 , iv V NL'-':u'J U1 3 ' ETSI: 5 n 2 '16 A lug Ll l , F , mf? by .3 2, smile 7, 32 ' ' r At,,..' W ' , 1 in ' 1 B ww E Dan Wilder System-Wide Teachers Director of Federal Programs Hamblen County Board of Education M-H EAST FACULTY A D STAFF 1 Mr. lerry T. Williams Mr. Sam 1. Shepherd Mr, Gary O. Roach Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal -wart - F 'vi-nf. - I ' ' 'Q' ' ,V 5 3 Fi ya 1 svn Nl 4,7135 P -L u 1' f 3 .2 In ,Q l h in . -r W Am an Q W Q ,V I 1 . 'K 7 t L . .. ,V 'fa A- 4, ' Y., - Q i V W 4 . x 1, , xx-sf N 4,,.. , I Ass.. O 1 s - N-, .. ' X X xg , t A NN-. , T ' . A n lf'll!:s Mr. Randy Adams Mrs. Connie C. Ailey Mr. john L. Alexander Mr. Carlis Altizer Choir Co-Op pecia ' rican History 2 sr I F : .f Mr. Ward Ashley Mrs. Pat Baird Mrs. Sally B. Bennett Miss ludy Bible American History Business Librarian English ,,.- '. , -. y ........... N, Mr. Robert Brady Mrs. Erma Brummit Mrs. Carolyn Cahill Mrs. Geraldine Campbell Special Education Algebra English Biology xc ' .wr , Economics, General Math T , . .h,N.-1 A lk ' fu. fr Q MW Mr. Dave Canter Mrs. Charlotte Charles Mrs. joan Conkin Mr. lohn Cranford Math English English, Latin tilts Mrs. Rita Davis English Physical Education Cosmetology Home Economics Mr. Benny Denton Mrs. Irene Fain Mrs. Sue M. Fox . 'YM l 1, 4 Mrs. Marshelle Gilbert Mrs. Ann Graham Mrs. Frances Greene Mrs. Wilma Haley Art Guidance Typing, Shorthand CDC V1.1 45. 5 161 fx. V A , ff 'E QW.. , ' f fl! ' lfifm Mr. Mike Harville Mrs. Kay B. Helton Mr. Marvin Henegar Mr. Ray Henegar V.l.P. English Home Economics Agriculture Agriculture x. 'v ff . 17 L E . fuk V ,IN Mr. james C. Hodge Mr. Louis Hooban Mrs. Ann Carter Huckaby Mr. William Hux General Science Guidance Mathematics Business and Mathematics 11 ' 5 f ,rs ,K V J 2, . fvf' Z' BID' fxvx Jil . A L K Miss Betsy Hyatt Mrs. Teresa johns Mr. jimmy C. jones Mrs. jennifer King Social Studies Guidance Secretary Drivers Education Science and Biology Spanish and English Dr.GlenM.Kraig Qxyidggell 'Tv 371'-qw X gm Y I XIV Mrs. Azalee Malone Mrs. Connie McGinnis Library Secretary Librarian isis rg, 'what W4 ttf 'Pm l5 .wif L ,yy . Mrs. jane B. McKinley Mr. Mike Mills Mrs. Mary W. Northern Mrs. Norma Kay Nutter Vocational Office Education Mathematics Biology Special Educa ' tion Miss Teressa lo Ann Nutter Mrs. Elise F. Oakes Mrs. Patricia Portrum Mr. Richard Price amps.: :,i..mf:nn English Office Secretary Health ll E -.1 ,i Q... -W tw Mr. Brent Quarles Mr. Michael S. Ramsey Mr. Carl Reagan Mrs. Sharon Reed c-:,...,-,. Aimiva nnrl rnmnnmr: Algebra and Geometry Security Social Studies ' IIUIU Mrs. Barbara Robinson Mr. Leo Shults Robinson ' Mrs. Kay Senter Mr. jerry A. Snacxe English industrial Arts - English Special Education iw 'Q 01- Mrs. Betty Shanks Bookkeeper if ' 'wa -. f v - - ' K Ki!! VCI? i , , fl , 'G . 4 CF, Mr. Howard Shipley Mr. Thomas Shupe Mrs. Mary B. Smith Special Education Band English 7'-1 I YY -'f 53531 rw'- li Gi? 9 1 Ill I , I Mrs. Margaret G. Spoone Mrs. Karin Stapleton Mrs. Ferne Strange Mr. Fred R. Stubblefield Home Economics Typing, Shorthand French Algebra Mrs. loyce Thompson Secretary to the Principa '41 lvl A 1 Mrs. Vera E. Thompson Miss Cynthia Trobaugh Mr. David A. Vaughan l Typing, Business English German Chemistry, Physical Science wx? Mr. Alden Vaughn Adv. Math, Computers, Physics Physical Education Social Studies Mr. Mike Watson Co-Op Miss Ava Walker Mr. Larry C. Wallace I ll F36 W s Q , NB' . ii sc? Vis! . C C t 'Ears ' 5 , A 'A 'F Q c f ec A 3 if E A Mrs. Blanche Webb Mrs. Marcia Williamson Mrs. Patricia Word Health, Science Special Education English, American History ' 'if' fl' It 5,5 . 'S 1,1 xii k1,1wlW V gr, .7 ,, 7 L X CAFETERIA STAFF QBEFORED CAFETERIA STAFF KAFTERJ .gg vb , ji. X Q U ' F ss. l' fl- Q sl , l i' T , . 5: 5 A .fin V xii ,sr gl- sv ax Y 4 it We-'ess 3 , -, W 5.1 K.. ' I it , V C. mf' ,Q K vi' , FX .f-x li MV- Hal'0ld E- Green Evening custodial staff Custodian mclwr5 onlg E 5tudei1ts if Z l Presto Change! CLiterally!l New Coke, Classic Coke, or Invisible Coke? Mr. Williams samples New Classic Invisible Dry Coke. .52 'C' M K -4' x 'v 'M If Q -JY if 7 1 .M ,.....T-W -W -wa. Q-saw--W 'w..x,Q:,: 'wwqmsfwmw -MMQW. hwgfw- ,NM N M -A --' . - , 1 , 1, .5 fy . ,, . . 3 . . lr .ar .1- , I A I ,fy If f Q it if If i lf 4' xr- W ' A If 4 V I ,ff f ,f A H 4 1 1: jf! I, F 12 , 1 if , . H, 1 ff I .,1 Q I Q . .f ,, 'g1 f , - ffj A 1' , .' Nfi . ' K, I ' Q lj If 1 J' 9 rg, , I 4 + ,1 ,J w I , 1 ! ,f 'Xi .f .-143 Q f ff,- X 2' rf? '4 f Q KI a if 'fpwf , ri f' J' I F. f , f,f,. f 4 K' . 'X' K. -1 . K W O xl in +4 1 ln- ,w 1 x ? wi no if ,Q ? .J 4 W ,, . r - Q 'www'-W:-':',,A 7 ,i f 5 I7 - 1 f J I P iv? E .-i x..,?4L4 L, S Qffiiig 7 Qi f , . ....-qj A .Q 'ag 1 n J . 1 f 4 . VL ,k,,,,,,,,,,,.,. ,...., +..m.w-nw.-mwann v,,.,4, . Q , ' 'Q 'i S Q mx -avr.. . A- J 4 , h .xgi , 1 i Q G K I ' i'i'i'i'ki 4'ki k'l A A kf'ki'i'tiiiiiiiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiii if N VTE 'f ONA COME fora million-year voyage fro N the interstellar dark-to ch realm of the Earth and Su ' BYCARL SAGA NAND ANN DRUYA BFISEBHLL Coach Richard Price, the 1985 District ll AAA Coach of the Year, assisted by jerry Williams, once again produced a terrific team. The 1985 Hurricane Team started on the right foot when they ventured to Florida to compete in the tourna- ment there. When they returned, they had won 8 of 11 games. This foreshadow- ed their excellent season of 28-9. They also earned the Conference Title for the third time in 5 years, and later came in second in the District. These feats were achieved with the aid of two record breaking players, Hank Smith and Ken Eden- field. Although losing seven seniors, Mike Bacon, Tommy Buchanan, Charles Cole, Ken Edenfield, Tim Elliott, Ricky Martin, and Randy Watkins, the Hur- ricanes have many promising players returning forthe 1986 season, and they are expected to do well. g el iz 'A Sitting, left to right: Randy Watkins, Larry Hartman, Tim Elliott, Tony Moore, and Craig Hammer. Kneeling, left to right: Tommy Mullendore, Jonathan Yount, Chris Cole, Lindell Porter, Freddy Woods, Charles Cole, and Ben Zeigler. Standing, left to right: Coach Price, Ricky Martin, Mike Bacon, Tommy Buchanan, Ken Edenfield, Hank Smith, and Coach Williams. , S X, ,xrhr Above: Take it easy Randy! He's on your side! Right: Larry is more concerned with the heat than the game! id A picture paints a thousand words! We had many explosive games this season pvA l l . .. . .,.4,,a, W 1 . ..-ug ' I ' -FV fa, ,' M F. 'N and the comet rockets through . . .the Earth?! . x.E hsW: egg. V ll Above: Don t let that bat get away! Left: Charlie prepares for one of his famous Q U deliveries! Right: Coach Price's traditional picture. M,yy3gMf- ,W ,- - fa , W. aww 'Wu ,,,..ft,,j.,- f -n ,. N. ,.,.w... ,h 4. Randy is ready to take on the World. J' T ' fr' ma. if iff, H , . kk, gi, ' r , A I W+f,ffm, ul' ' .nk ,. - lm. H, ,Lf .s Q 'N' ,.-. . ,QQ .-my 1- , ssh! --..-4 3 Competition worthy of the opposition's admiration. Craig was famed for his brilliant smiles. yesilk' P , K ,s vs 4.-..,,, ,as ,N-1.2 N . C . QQ? .K U A is it Above: My arm!! My arm!! Left: Bucktoothed Bacon strikes again. Right: Open your eyes Chris! W . uni -V. mu 5 . - rg ' ' V m:e,?i5ALaz4g.f1. gfFjv32sEg5f Larry studies the airborn cylinder. Q? ,A K C Now look, Ricky! 'INA A-4. A J' 5-3 JV BHSEBHLL ln 1985, for the first time in the history of East High School, the Hurricanes had a junior Varsity Baseball team. This revolutionary squad consisted of 1 junior, 5 sophomores, and 12 freshmen. The team, which had an overall record of 11-7, was led by pitcher Lindell Porter and Spencer Lewis, who had a batting average 'Of .428. First row, left to right: Manager, Richie Hidalgo, jack Dent, Spencer Lewis, johnny Carmicheal, and Lindell Porter. Second row, left to right: Wesley Ricker, Tony Moore, Lynn McMurray, Trevor Dean, Todd Henderson, and Kelly Williams. Third row, left to right: Assistant Coach, Scotty Carpenter, Doug Rines, Andy jeffers, jeff Sawyer, Richard Orrick, john Surber, Lee Shepard, and Coach jimmy jones. It doesn't matter if your eyes are closed - if you catch the ball! sv W r - - ' . L.. ,. Lat... f.. I-.M-ws.w:. sr frtg5 me5ifS'S13wg Presenting Spencer and his shadow! f'v- , M. ,,. M J nf , +C. iajzjyy gi, V aggvjydnl 45: TZ, ,, . ,.,u,,,,,,,,. f' n ,. -vf'LH'f5' ,w,ff,, If , f,,, 9, ,-,, ,, . 1 .1 . Lindell completes one of many trips around the diamond. Wu' .. ,, ,.:,, wi fl VW' 'M . W1 I Q if gg Q . ,. .., , r 1 . K k',, ,M QM, if , ' X, - 1 , w . xwftq' 1, - 4 i s s T .. A . . M0437 if-1 I ' ' f-A ' r' Mfffvwf 1? , , V J 3 ., N. . are-we-'v iisi J 1.4. -,r.iwfM . L' If- , fs., -,,r ',,L4,qgf,'f,,.Q r. .- T - Mt '75, -,,,,: di: f r . ' T , ., ' .. 'A Hw-Hrws, ' . ' , , . , 'fr' 'ii -if--1- .N .,.f ,... T 1 ..,,. 1 , SOFTBHLL ln the past years, the Hurricanettes have played extremely well, winning their Conference and Regional divisions every year since 1979. The 1985 team did not fail this tradition as they proceeded to the state playoffs with an overall record of 21-4, an improvement from last year's excellent season. This outstanding team was led by All-Conference players, Sandy Brown, Susan Mayhew, and Alisa Sanders. The Hurricanettes also boasted a consistent pitcher, Lacy Antrican, who had a record of 20-3 on the mound. Coach Hux lost only one senior, four-year All-Conference Player Sandy Brown, who also won the honor of District Player of the Year. g',, '1..W,qf1g?fNi V 5.0.5 ' First row: Paula Tipton, Rachel Henderson, Lea Ann Talley, and Teresa whired. Second row: Susan Mayhew, Cristy Noe, Renee Steele, Shannon Vannoy and Sonya Walker. Third row: Lacy Antrican, Sandy Brown, April Talley, Alisa Sanders, and Robin Music. Alisa, is that you? Lacey's pitching was essential for the Lady Cane's winning season. 5 -,st ,ga 4, ea-, Sandy Brown All-District h Assistant Coach King Player xx Coach Hux never suffered from anxiety during the season. 1985 SEASON RECORD EAST OPPONENT 11 Kinlgsport 11 Sul ivan North 7 Cherokee 20 Sullivan South 20 Newport 7 Knox Carter 10 Unaka 10 Unaka 12 Greenville 15 jefferson County 11 David Crockett 2 Knox Carter 7 Cherokee 13 Greenville 1 David Crockett 6 Morristown West 11 jefferson County 9 Morristown West DISTRICT 11 Morristown West 5 4 Cherokee 10 14 David Crockett 2 3 Cherokee 6 REGIONAL 5 Sullivan Central 5 Cherokee SUB-STATE 7 William Blount Paula prepares to make the play. Amputee Antrican strikes again! l. SOFTBHLL Paula Tipton '75, fr- use A ... ar--he , Wu J- Q ., so mu., .,L., ilvre 'Lilo' -A1f,,,.3 ,A., J' xv- E11 , -z zmh- UF .,4 . 4 +,'5B?'f' ...ra 3? .W ' -vi M 1 W., A- A it J II-Conference Player Susan Mayhew Shannon Vannoy .a,, . K A VT ,JW V h ,,,,, A . ,,,'? Sandy Brown Right: Cristy Noe fa y L,,, . ,,l, All-Conference Player Alisa Sanders .-we f 'L 5.1 , ' '.., ,:-.i I im A - A 3. x.. ff I M54 'V Ts. iv S K - ' 1, aw: ' .MIN , M, Wo., f . ,, , Smile Sonya!!! 4 Sandy is assisted by Alisa Sanders. Sonya Walker and Lacy Antrican In their spare time, they posed for fans. sip 4. ' , .i,-, N. D do M , +,, W soY's TENNIS ' ' ' , . Under the leadership of Coach Canter, last year's Boy's Tennis team proved successful. The 1985 team completed the season with a record of 7-7, although they were 6-4 in the Conference. The Hurricanes also finished third in the Conference and fourth in the District under the leadership of All-Conference Players Mike Nicholson and Buddy Manis. Canter converses with the competition. ' KJ, wg . - - ,t,t ,sf s., ,gif Derry does a jig while waiting for the return. --. .. yi 9 . ' l . -,-:Aus 5 3 S , rf 5. ' 'f ' 'fwfap-.2 4 f FAQS' f if 'l ' K .. ff I 'fn'-EQ ! . ' fry,- fnrx 4 , K 4 f -, ' .4 ' ix A A. K ps ,Kar ' J IT K.s.X-,gi gig., . tfwmi 2 ire 95 at W5'-it-f 1 Qt ' ' . .iq limp- , X . 5 - 5:11 , . A4 ,gs ' ' rw- -vb-1, , - g ngpxk F t- ' 4- A '95 A .Q Q ' wi swf V .rrp it '1Q:f7l7x ,-Tiff at 'I 'l'f'fi1f, K 'I . f ew 1-wi ' .. ef- .,-sg f-2 ,Q av.-' ff C ' 1-'rf x hi, ' I rv.- 2.4-fp: 'f .tg A V-ff , - ff. f,.14fiJL'QEl'ff H'l f nl- Z i-1'.f:'-I,-E? mwah' 1 - 11, 11 342 H4-rf. M ' ' ' ' ff: A 41,51-Z:fn'e??3 X ...rw - --f -t.' N. m-...QQ.Q.L,LI.Swli .N JQADQ V D - Mike plays with halfa racquet. if ,.i .,,,. . First row: David Shisler, Derry Young, and Saju joy. Second row: Buddy Manis, Mike Nicholson, Coach Canter, Eric Wyss, and Mark Parsons. . f.. 1 A J ' I ,J ff' gv , qs.. Don't worry David, you can't get tennis elbow just sitting there! 'Q X. t la Y CilRL'S TENNIS The Girl's team, led by Coach Canter, ended their '85 season with a record of 8-3, and a Conference record of 7-3. The Hurricanettes also polished off a terrific year by placing second in the Conference and first in the District. The '85 team was led by the Champion of the Girl's Singles, Alisa Brandenburg, and her doubles partner, Mary Ann Bales. With this outstanding talent, the Ciirl's team finished third in the Region. Alisa Brandenburg later topped off her 17- 2 season by finishing third in the state tournament. She is the first girl in the history of East High to achieve such a goal. -. f U. . ' '- ,-'V fs' .:.f,J' 'V ff-, . '35 Q15 v +:?fi'3?ff12:4ff'4f,4?f',f3 1f, Sf L -.fps ' - W4-- azz -rf-5-1 ' A-1: . ?'553wO-af . . f . fy , H I -V . .1 af p' .,' ' 'rm '- i 5,4 -.,,.q,4f, 7. f. ,- u29i3'a'-fl.i f N ii-. 4- x,?f g 71:-T25 1 if?-' V+,-.,-f . ,F-4 ,?,,v-M, ga e,'g:3',,.a4fy' 1 22: 3 :gt 41.4, f,',, .,,,-3. 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' .,,.,f,f ntf-.. p ,',,!f, ., ,..,. ,.. , 4, 1 ' ' X ff hy., , ,,,f ,,,- .fXf 'J f,,ff,1 frf!f,1 . .. ,,, .1 f , fy, , A , , I, ' A ' X T5 , aa.. .,.-W-. f- - - ' ,,......-.-- Martha concentrates on her forehand. 1.34, fa. M 'Wig Q Alisa's shirt depicts her humility. Mary Ann prepares for a noon match. TRHCK Although the East Track team did not have the most desirable record this year, they did display great effort and remarkable sportsmanship. This young team was led by MVP's Betty MacDonald, one of 6 seniors, and Upton Dabney. Although the 1985 team, led by Coach Wallace and Coach Quarles, ended with a disap- pointing 0-7 season, they have a great number of good prospects for the 1986 season. . . A all f'f'f'W , ' H ' . .L . ., V ysfff M, . , Leigh Ann and Susan look determined. And they're off!! i i First row: Leanne Davis, Lisa Smith, Beth Rush, Coach Quarles, Pam Greene, Betty MacDonald, Angie Murray, and Steve Hall. Second row: Leigh Ann Cook, Authenia Treece, Pam Martin, Tanya Hoard, Kelley Lewis, Terry Southern, Scotty Carpenter, and Chris Wylie. Third row: Scorer, Cindy Martin, Delinda Stokes, Yolanda Sherles, Pam Thompson, Susan Fox, Nikki Ford, Sonny Wilkinson, Ron Howerton, and Coach Wallace. Fourth row: Mac Brooks, Upton Dabney, Tim Gordon, Chris Bell, Tony Williams, Mgr. Tim Carpenter, and Mgr. Mike Repp. - N I i f if 2 4 mf g' in Q as A ' t , .... Mk se, . ' A f,:v- .gk r ---...-3' ' 31,4 i 'T- :srxnxw Lynette and her fan club watch the disk fly. Right: Steve holds on for dear life. .Sb .N .- , g Vx! . V ' L ef' SQL. L52 s'r 'U' ue- ,, A . 1 on - . 1. N tw-Mxxs x ' ' 1' L...- L Qiwfgw ag Our prized pair finishes first and second. Upton proves track is not as easy as it looks. K Y ' . ,ff .- I , U i s ,sss it . :ixff .. ' 'ess Authenia tries to intimidate the bar. YoIanda's smile foreshadows victory. 4 1 ff? ij, . ,Xp '- - - c -fm 1'0n'f1N W i Wi Q F, First row: Venessa Polley, Pam Thompson, Beth Rush, and Lisa Wolford. Second row: Coach Hooban, Kelley McCormack, Heidi North, Angie Murray, and Pam Greene. ,fi V,,. . , T f l 5 I , . 44,7 , at ' 1 . 1' 'M Scotty is a part of the traditional Cross-Country scene this year. Freshman George Yount will certainly be a source of future talent. 1 CROSS COU TRY This year, as always, the East Cross Country team had a superb season. Although plagued with injuries, the Boy's Team and the Girl's Team com- pleted the year with perfect 6-0 records. Both teams also competed in the Con- ference and Regional tournaments plac- ing well in each. The '85 team was led by All-Conference players Pam Greene, and Lisa Wolford, and by MVP's Angie Murray and Scotty Carpenter. These award-winning runners were backed by mostly underclassmen, which prompted Coach Hooban to say, The boys will be strong next year. Coach Hooban lost only Lisa Wolford to graduation, promis- ing another strong girls team, as well. While jeff takes it easy, Brad concentrates the ball into the cup. 51 32121 fr H Q '7-Jgffflif' - X M, ,, ,,e,,., ,, ,, ., f, H, 'y5yg1p'1:w.w.,,,fAg,-4.1f,ks1g,gfgesg,w, , , . M, ,.,. ,MH,,,4.m.-,,,w 4 9 ,Q ,Q .,-ml f:.fe1fmf-.,f Q.. u-',1f-1mw1f'z me . ev. 1-,!1,,,'s-1 ff Lf ff'-'eff'-i-f :fs Q , , . .g C I Why, Coach! ls your tummy hurting? J' fx 5- 1 I . -. is FCOTBHLL From the beginning of this year, Coach Carlis Altizer led off a small and struggl- ing team to a 3-7 season. Although these 'Canes gave the best they had, they seemed often to come up on the short end of the score. ln the early part of the season, the Varsity Football squad lost many close matches to such teams as Greenville, Knox Carter, and Cocke County. Later, though, the 'Canes luck turn- ed really sour when they had a very large deficit at the end of the game against nationally ranked jefferson County, however, these losses were broken by a win on the road over Crockett. Then, the old adage, When it rains, it pours was proven as the Hurricanes lost in the next game at Homecoming to McMinn County. These losses were overshadowed, though, by the sweet silver lining to this black cloud. In the last game of the season, the 'Canes proved their deter- mination and their ability to overcome the hard times of the past. Coming off a win over South Greene, the Football team proved to our cross-town rival that they meant business. ln the most exciting and best-played game of the year, the 'Canes won the City Championship 21-19. C Er! l Freddie Woods does a rain dance. v 1 ' ' , -T 54 ff 1 .n ,qe , I ' ' G fe 1, l it I, ,. . ,,,. .,,,m,., V , A .Q g e nf A ' ' fig,-, ai' A f' I 1 ky A ' 'xiii 4 . The goose that layed the golden egg? FCDOTBHLL X 6 ki Q'I'x , 5x so CHARGE!!! ,. ,VXA K cg I E 4 ,I f Left: Two former East greats: Randy Sanders fUniversity of Tennesseel and Toby Pearson fGeorgia Techj. One potato, two potato . . . is Ja. Y' FUMBLE!! A Moyers always gets his man! :- ,an Left: Hank is flying the not-so-friendly skies!! Who says rainy days are always bad? FRESHfTlHN FOOTBHLL This year, despite a lack of players and a few injuries, the Freshman Football squad ended its season with a record of 5-3. However, this statistic does not accurately sum up the effort of this team. After a slow start, the 'Canes made a spectacular come- back, that climaxed with an 8-0 shutout against jefferson County that was witnessed by the student body. As a result of showings like this, it is obvious we shall be hearing names like Hodges, Altizer, Wilder and Bault in the future. Don't run over your own man Mark! Wilder carries two opponents for extra yardage. A penny for your thoughts, Coach. E Paul Howell looks set for action. Presenting: the belly role duo!! It looks as though Mark has the joe Theisman syndrome!! M l LaDonna shows good etiquette in her return! Sitting: Sharon Morris, Sandy jordan, LaDonna Murrah, and Marti Long. Kneeling: Norma Orabutt, LeAnn Talley, and Theresa Goble. Standing: Denise Kanipe, Michelle Young, Lynette Cook, Alisa Sanders, and Leigh Ann Cook. VOLLEYBHLL The Volleyball team got off to a slow start this year, placing poorly in their lam- boree at East High during early September. Thus, their season record of 5-5 was better than expected. After the lamboree, the Lady Canes played well, but they continued to lose by narrow margins to such squads as Greeneville, Cherokee, and Crockett. Later in the season, however, Coach Walker helped her team to reverse this trend, as the Volleyball team won 4 out of 5 games, beating jefferson, West, and Cherokee during this string of victories. The honorary title of All District Tournament Player was earned by Michelle Yount, Alisa Sanders, and LaDonna Murrah during post season play when these girls led the Lady Canes to a third place finish in the District. Lynette stuffs the opposition. d SSE ,'o, 2- A ,l Serving has deformed LaDonna's hand WRESTLING This year, a few dedicated wrestlers helped East maintain its edge in this sport. At the beginning of the season, Coach Houban's team included 30 members. However, by early january, this number had decreased until there were 12 boys on the team, and only 4 of these had wrestled previously for East. Troy Kelley and Shane Simpson, the two Senior Cap- tains, comprised half of this small number. As a result of their leader- ship abilities andthe strong will of the other 10 members, the Cane legacy continued. East finished the season with a record of 19-3. What's the matter, jimmy? Shane moves in for the kill and the home team goes mad with excitement! The name is Troy Kelley, East High Trojanslayer. What a mess!! . ,.,---v -.,..... 3 Troy Kelly Smilejeff! You won! CHFllTlPl0N WRESTLERS Many of our best wrestlers topped off a good year by competing in the District Il tournament. Out of all those who competed from East, Brian Stubblefield won in the 112 pound weight class, jeff Seiber won in the 98 pound weight class, Shane Simpson was champion of the 155 pound weight class, Dale Davis placed first in the 167 pound weight class, and Troy Kelly finished the year as champion of the 185 pound weight class. jeff Thompson finished second in the tourna- ment. Five wrestlers placed in Regional competition and advanced to the State Tournament. jeff Thompson placed sixth in state competition. jeff Seiber mangles his opponent. Brian Stubblefieid strikes again. Left: Shane pulls the rip cord. George gives Brian a lift. : BOY'S BHSKETBHLL This year, the Hurricane Basketball team improved over previous years. Led by Seniors Larry Harrell, who scored a team high of 263 points, and Brian Dean, who brought down 148 rebounds for East, the 'Canes earned a season record of 15- 10. As a result of this record, the Basketball team was ranked fourth in the IMAC at the end of the year. This placing came after East gained a Conference record of 6-6, which featured victories over Cherokee, David Crockett, and jefferson County. Although graduation will plague the 'Canes, there are many anxious underclassmen to fill the vacated positions next year. ,Q , s., my mr 44 .,4N,. Standing: Lindell Porter, Kenyon Hopkins, Ricahrd Orrick, Tommy Davis, jeff Wright, Brian Dean, George Steadman, Kevin Strickland, john Surber, Mike Nicholson, and Chris Wells. Kneeling: Tony Moore and Larry Harrell. if f rf' Z 4 2. '- E3 The 'Canes most loyal fan. Harrell has a partner in flight. 4 t ,f RN 1 Larry's shadow is almost as intimidating as his Dean shows some spark ofhis own accuracy. T' BOY'S BHSKETBHLL i Where's the ball, guys? if- -ii HQ.. 'Z iL.fff Minn EM 5221? R...--4 Brian is more than head and shoulders above the rest. 100 George is practicing for the high jump next spring. F57 gilrl john goes airborne for 2. BOY'S B-TEHITI BHSKETBHLL Early in this season, the Boy's B-team, lead by Scotty Carpenter and john Brady, began their year well by opening with a 7-1 record. Coach Canter certain- ly trained them well offensively, but their talented defense was the key to win- ning in many games. This outstanding defense gave up an average of only 33 points per match. Later in the season, however, these Hurricanes seemed to not be able to pull their game together. After the Christmas Holidays, their almost flawless record slowly fell to a frustrating 11-10. Since this disappointing record clearly does not show the effort put forth by the B-team, it is obvious that these boys will certainly provide a great deal of talent and determination to future Var- sity squads. johnny Carmicheal, Andy jeffers, john Brady, Tommy Davis, Kevin Stricland, john Holbert, john Surber, Scoval Scruggs, Scotty Carpenter, and Spencer Lewis. l F7 l ,limi Left: ls this your cat's cradle defense, West? 101 BOY'S FRESHITIHN BHSKETBHLL This year, the Boy's Freshman Basketball team came within one game of hav- ing a perfect year. They were abstained from this by Sullivan South, who won the game only after it went into overtime. According to Coach Cranford, this is one of the best team he has had in several years. lt is then easy to understand why this team, which was known for its good defense, was decorated with many honors. Among these, the team was undefeated in the Conference and in the District, and they finished first in tournament play. Their final record was 14-1. tured: Brad Campbell. D T T 6 1 1 M, Right: Piece of cake! 102 D' Front: Mark Hurst and Clint Harrison. Back: Micheal Heck, Carroll Loveday, Freddie Long, Paul Howell, Cris Scruggs, Mark Britt, Larry Burgin, Scott Altizer, Dinell Rucker and Scott Arnold. Not Pic- F7 . Practice has made perfect. This should be interesting! It K , f - Q X X' 4 1 X Y X x a , 'Q A -N 1 '.'i5gf f . in No false starts allowed, Scott! - 1 ' Q4 f I ' f Q. tt r tt N t ft 1 I ' Er-wr , . ,.,.,,. W . i 4 103 Balance is not Rachel's best suit! Front: Sonya Walker, Rachel Henderson, Susan Mayhew, and Angie Dean. Back: Shannon Vannoy, April Talley, Lynette Cook, Alisa Sanders, Leigh Ann Cook, and Regina Smith. carers BHSKETBHLL This winter, the Lady Canes seemed to lack the con- sistency necessary for a good season. In many games, the Girl's team lost by close margins after holding the lead earlier in the game. Examples of such two-point deficits in- clude matches against lefferson County, West, and Greeneville, of whom Coach Hux said, We let them off the hook. However, the Hurricanettes did finish the season at .500 with a 13-13 record. They also placed fourth in the Conference, although only one team member, Lynette Cook, gained the honor of All-American Player. 104 , A I I F X i x X 'g ly, ll X ' 5 , :X 1 . Sq ., kg .D ls this the gospel according to Hux? No Lynette!! Shoot the other way! f 1 ' v naive Vf'-- t Rf 'Q ' L 'lt ' if from Y l - X ,, I --1 x . ' If .Rf W . April, this is no time to be laying down on the job! Left: Rachel does the Bird. 105 3 GIRL'S BHSKETBHLL 1 I x' K A t e V V wr 'lf I ,, M... , ,J . F' Zfmfz tit t ' in . - J Q ,,.: fiijt' f , . W K ., t ,S 'H ' xc' . g L., YI ..--N , .,1.-1: , , ,. . fu, . W ,J 4 st .. ' Q ' 'Q ,f fsww ., , , ', ,, iz 'iw 44 i A ,., V 4 K, 4 '. W2 4 w.,..,. ft LL,, , me A dt? Alisa versus West! , 'Af ,, XX 1- 1 Lynette leads her team - against the cheerleaders? K7 ff .,-N1 z'-'Q 1 ,-M. A If 1 gf: Hfw M X 4, 1, fi ' ,f v' g , Y 311 W '48 1 1 Girl's B-Teom Boisketboill The Girl's B-Team Basketball squad spent its second year under the direction of Coach King. During this second year, the B-Team girls earned a season record of 9-7. Although they began slowly, the Hurricanettes stormed back after Christmas, winning their next four games. ln this winning streak, Sullivan South and West Greene were defeated, and Cherokee fell twice during the Cane surge. The credit for these wins did not rest solely on the shoulders of any one player. Instead, the talent was shared, as was the credit for achieving their second place finish in the Conference. With their ability to come on strong during a crunch, these Lady Canes should certainly be a great help in filling next year's openings on the Varsity Team. Beth Rush, Rhonda Seals, Leann Crockett, Tina Clevenger, Tracy Collins, jennifer McGinnis, April Talley, Regina Smith, Leann Talley, Shannon Vannoy, and Teresa Goble. it .,.t Q, , N- QEYQ NNN New -1 61? D April looks for 2. 108 K4 f' ,' H ,,,. Regina shows her drive. kr 'V W 04 Tracy shoots with an arm and an elbow! ,. ia X xg . X Nc, 31 i i j, K... . A M-.-.N sax ,ff X W VHRSITY CHEERLEHDERS Right Left Kristi, those are pretty strange rabbit ears. Left: Please do not try this at home! Right: Vickie waves to her fans. I 1 QED' I ss Denita does her tightrope routme jenna encourages the football players to support the fans. Q-'Y 'TT J.V. CHEERLEHDERS V ,, : f ' ff -1, nag fr V 4' w if ' i me. ,'-r,: !2-W C , , , ,, 1 ga , If ,, ., .-....f, , 'X Q 'A r. r l I mu, , --1 if Z.,-ff Susan, Cheryl, and Sandy practice rowing. , 'l U.-ffl, in M' 'L Vx, 'K 1 13 v 3 f .. , Q? :vw 4 B Susan, Karen, and Sandy strut their stuff. jenny Cranford is on top of the World. 235 Ltss ' Q E, Xu Q Q, Cheryl seems disappointed at the turnout. Bottom: Cheryl Treece, Karen Moyers, and Sandy Elkins. Top: jenny Cranford, Susan Harr, and Kelly Collake. THE YEHR IN REVIEW , E c I KJ. 11,4497 ml!! V V-ss? 35 V , r .1 gg, X v H - ,S 'Lf K f--X, A' V ' ' J ' ' Www I' -Na . s 4 ' 4b6':lw9 4 lm.Q 949. I C , Q I .- . ' SQ ...,,,,, . H Jmhan I 1 ,. ,,.-, -, - ..,. ---Ly .A 'J 0 ' ' i 5 fn. ' w I' nw ' W. -ll X ,Rx - E 31 f Wk vffwi- fi' . et ,Exili m 'E.'L. : Q vw, Q ' 'il' sl .,, ,Pe 5 .. 53,5 E 34-5-R 5 1 . N I . ,Y-X .. a m i?-9 MQ m f A mtv flfg., rs4i - x , , .W ...X ., , ,way 'V ' is QM. 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Sky Masterson sings to his Lady Luck. The concert choir of East and West High Schools combined forces last March for a presentation of the musical Guys and Dolls. The produc- tion brought forth talent from many students. The members of the choir worked each day on the music, sets, and lines. The play consisted of gamblers, showgirls, missioners and ordinary New Yorkers. The setting was New York, which brought us mink coats, chase scenes, gambling, midnight prayer meetings, love scenes, and quarrel scenes. The play also took us to Havana, Cuba. There we found dancing, fighting, romance, and lots of fun. The choir and or- chestra members put forth their ut- most effort to present a fabulous play. CAST Ol CHARACTERS NICELY-NICELY IOHNSON Randy Webb BENNY SOUTHSTREET Barry Clark RUSTY CHARLIE loe Huntsman SARAH BROWN lane Corbin ARVIDE ABERNATHY Scott Sanders AGATHA laura Llngerfelt CALVIN lohn Mead MARTHA Debbie Everhart HARRY THE HORSE Greg Hatcher LT. BRANNIGAN Tracy Mullins NATHAN DETROIT jeff Reed ANGIE THE OX leffGreene MISS ADELAIDE Kim Boyd SKY MASTERSON John Foster IOEY BILTMORE Van Gray MIMI lackie Keatts GENERAL CARTWRIGHT Kelley Mooney BIG IULE Scott McCarter DRUNK Harry Ross WAITERS Krista Rose, Mike Wisecarver, Nancy Rinehart NEWS STAND Vickie Carter BOBBIE SOXERS Becky Hadden, Kim Greene SIGHTSEEING GUIDE Lauren Bradfute SIGHTSEERS Nancy Rinehart, Natalie Nelson, lulia Bean ACTOR Iames Pinkney ACTRESS Lisa jackson TWO SHADY CHARACTLRS Bret Meyers, Dwayne Lovetlay POLICEMAN Kent Walker TWO CHORUS GIRLS lackie Kc-atts, jennifer Buchanan TWO STREETWALKERS Kelly Cahill, Michelle Nail ELDERLY VENDOR Krista Rose TEXAN Richard Light TEXAN'S WIFE Karen Lawson PAPERDOLL VENDOR Doug Sexton HI A M C h'll S SSISTANT PRIZEFIGHTER HIS TRAINER PHOTOGRAPHER CRAPSHOOTERS SOCIETY MAX SCRANTON SAM FIDGETY FRANK CHUBBY ZEKE HARPER DOUBTFUL DANNY SLEEPYIACK HOT BOX GIRLS LONI LYNN BUFFY SCARLET GIG! COCO FIFI OTHER DANCERS LOLITA CARLOTA ary a I Kevin Hatfield Ben Zeigler Harry Ross Shannon Collins Bret Meyers Dwayne Loveday Richard Li 'ht Ben Zeigllier Doug Sexton Kent Walker jennifer Buchanan Michelle Nail Loma Kyle Winnie Weesner Becky Hadden Lisa jackson Christie Thuren Vickie Saylor Karen Lawson 1. Lisa portrays a hat box dancer. 2. Big lule gets the knock after the action of the game. 3. Nicely Nicely johnson interprets his dream. 4. Adelaide coaxes Nathan into getting married. 5. Rachel Acuff conducts the orchestra of Guys and Dolls. 'P , ,f fi f 'llll .AN K X S. wx X af' 1 ,ff- . 5 s lf 1.0 lo ,.. 4 N0 PMN D5 Take it all off! .A rainfall was added to capture the mood of One More Night. . Ellen and her date enjoy a short break. .A result of Coach Altizer. .Scott and Martha enjoy a night of dancing under the stars. 119 BUYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE l Keith Bailey Martha Freels ,, yin. Y. ,,,. 5' mai 2' A a ,,,.Ak MATH CONTEST Six Morristown East students demonstrated excellent mathematic skills by participating in the 1985 Math Contest sponsored by Carson Newman College. These students competed in such categories as geometry, algebra, and advanced math. The students representing East were: Tonia Purkey, competing in Geometry, Allen Krell, competing in Geometry, and competing in Algebra II: Kenneth Pankiewicz, Rudy Abate, Mark Parsons, and Kashu Vyas. The delegate to Boys' State in 1985 was Keith Bailey. Held at Tennessee Technological University in june, the con- ference promoted a greater understanding of ourugovern- ment on state and national levels. East's delegate to Girls' State in 1985 was Martha Freels. In a week long conference held at Middle Tennessee State Univer- sity, Martha joined Girls' State representatives from all regions of Tennessee. This conference focused on pride in our govern- ment. Both Martha and Keith were chosen to represent East on the basis of character, honor, leadership, and courage. iQ 15:33 M-H EAST SCHOLAR BOWL TEAM F' A T EAM M E M B E RS Back row: Dwight Crisp, Foster Blount, Rob Russell. Front row: Henry Lu, Rob Spirko, Shawn Blount, Mack Longmire. Il The week of October 18 marked a special time for Cindy Hartman, the 1985-86 Homecoming Queen. Escorted by Freddy Woods, she was crowned at the game of East vs. McMinn Co. Cherokees. The student body was all spirit. Monday was Sweats Day, Tuesday, G.I. joe Day, Wednesday, Nerd Day, Thursday, Career Day, and Friday, Color Day with the Freshmen in black, Sophomores in white, juniors in orange, and the Seniors in all three colors. The Pep Rally moved to Fred Miller Park. Riding on an Army tank, the cheerleaders were followed by the candidates and their escorts, the band playing Victory and Watermelon Man. The entire stu- dent body marched down Main Street. At the Homecoming Dance that Saturday night we danced, laughed, and celebrated the ending of a spectacular week. 122 72575 Ben said he would fight those Cherokees. If H.R. 219 won the door contest. Lisa Wolford hides out in her classes ? , X ri Y' lana Surber and Hank Smith Lisa Wolford and Craig Hammer b ' 5 , A v lx Cindy Hartman 1985 Homecoming Queen . 37, Zn Sandy Brown, 1984 Queen, and Mr. Roach and Mr. Walker v-f3 is fi I W l N BA D HONGRS To be selected for one of the All East Bands is a great honor. This year, East had a total of eleven students to qualify. Terry Wall and lamia Blazer were selected for the Blue Band. Red Band students were Tessa Long, Gena Cupp, and Robin Orrick. Students selected for the Green Band were lana Macdonald and Tim Tate. White Band Students were Mike Coffey, Sammy Brady, jeff Masoner, and Rhonda Drinnon. The four bands spent the weekend of February 7-9 at McMinn County High School in Athens, Tenn. They gave an outstanding concert on their last day. Terry Wall qualified for the All State Band which was held on April 3-5 in Nashville along with the All State Chorus. Beth Foster and jennifer McGinnis were the two outstand- ing freshmen who qualified for the lr. Clinic which was held on February 14 and 15 at E.T.S.U. 1. Beth Foster and jennifer MCC-innis. 2. Tessa Long, Rhonda Drinnon, lamia Blazer, Robin Orrick, and lana Macdonald. 3. Terry Wall, All State Member, and director, Mr. Tom Shupe. 4. Sammy Brady, Tim Tate, leff Masoner, Gena Cupp, and Mike Coffey. li Clbuill an Qrrnll om! C7271 : si X A -.-QXS SS I ll'mmIInmUmyHmm'nmnmumlmmqm lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllll Founded A I-92 6 Wllllu 4 m umxql U! Fair -Tale Weddin grim is , M Robin and Darrell ifatheraof-the-bridel proceed down the aisle. Charlene Mullins sings in honor ofthe bride and groom. Michelle Robinson, bridesmaid 1 ,rf f,a ' X . I4 00 20, Students in the first-semester Home Living class, with the assistance of Mrs, Margaret Spoon, organized a fairy-tale wedding, The purpose of the wedding was to em- phasize the importance of marriage and to give students experience in making wedding plans. The bride and groom were played by Robin Arter- burn and Roger Wells, and john Rowlett presided over the ceremony. The bride and groom have the traditional drink, Wit, You may now kiss the bride! john Rowlett presides over the ceremony, 129 1uBtZsSh':Kl' Mr. and Miss East lana Surber and Hank Smith Best Dressed Debbie Aarons, Allen Hawkins, Teresa Bowen Il 4' , l l I I I I Most Handsome and Attractive Most Athletic Jonathon Yount and Lisa Sharp Susan Mayhew and Larry Hartman zu. . 1 C221 ' 'fir 'I L- lun L I Q. 1 -L . -... Wx. X I. 'I , l' Most Studious Most School-Spirited Annette Holt and Mike Coffey Lisa Wolford and Ben Zeigler 130 1-. Most Courteous Most Likely to Succeed Karen Claxton and jimmy C. Davis Kashu Vyas and Craig Hammer Most Popular Most Talented Vickie Brewer and Shannon Collins Kim Boyd and Terry Wall Best Personality Best Sense of Humor Alisa Brandenburg, Cindy Hartman, and David Quillen Tammy Arnold and Dwayne Loveday Twenty-eight seniors were named to Who's Who at Morristown- Hamblen High School East. The Who's Who committee recognized those students who demonstrated outstanding ability in leadership, academics, and athletics. On February 14, 1986, the recipients and their parents were given a breakfast in honor of their achievements. Mr. Williams also treated the recipients to a lunch at lustin's. 'K Terry Wall and Prabhu Potlun Shannon Collins, Susan Mayhew, Craig Hammer, Mike Nicholson, and lana Surber 1 32 I F! X vi- f f, 4 e 4 , X li if ,ff 'z .Q n 5 IL 'fIU iLlfW, Wsliruiff i 1 , u 1 l QI Q' N l R 2 . i , g, iz 5 mg ! VVHO'S WHO Top Left: Randall Sweeney and Lisa Sharp Top Right: Hank Smith and Cindy Hartman Left Center: Stacy Creech, Rhonda Drinnon and Tim Tate Bottom Left: George Steadman and Emily Litz Bottom Right: Kashu Vyas and Shane Simpson daft HO ORSXHIGH HO ores D I- - Cease Nineteen students achieved the distinction of Honors and High Honors at M-H East for the graduating year of 1986. Representing several curricular areas from the arts and sciences to business and cooperative education, these students ex- emplified the drive, ability, and perseverence that culminate in excellence. Below are High Honors recipients, who main- tained averages of 3.800 to 4.00: Stacy Creech, Annette Holt, Kashu Vyas, Prabhu Potluri, Susan Mayhew, johnny Stokes, Randall Sweeney, Terry Wall, and Mike Madon. At left are the Honors students, whose averages for the four years ranged from 3.520 to 3.799: james Krell, Rodney Anderson, Amy Hoskins, Rhonda Drinnon, Hitendra Kapadia, Brain Bailey, Michael Coffey, CNot picturedl jason Carter, William Saylor, and Martha Freels. Each year the Samuel Doak chapter of the Daughters ofthe American Revolution honors an outstanding student who ex- cells in leadership and citizenship. This year Hank Smith was selected by the Chapter to this honor. 135 JANUARY 28, 1986 After repeated reschedulings, the Space Shuttle Challenger was finally scheduled to launch on january 28, 1986. This launch was historical because Sharon Christa McAuliffe, age 37, was to be the first teacherfcivilian in space. However, the launch became historical not because of triumph, but because of the most devastating tragedy in American history. At 11:48 a.m., the shuttle, only seventy-five seconds into its flight, exploded. What we had feared would happen in the 25 years of the American space program, finally happened. The American public expressed its sympathy and its anguish at the deaths of Francis R. Scobee, commander, Michael Smith, pilot, Ronald McNair, Gregory Jarvis, Judith Resnick, Ellison Onizuka, and Christa McAuliffe. Students at Mor- ristown East were also greatly affected bythe tragedy. lt was a shock, said Scott Vaughn, sophomore, while Lanette King, senior, said lt was like something out of science fiction. Even though I saw it, l couldn't believe it. But, just as we suf- fered, we regained hope. It was a shock, but l think we should continue the space program, said jimmy Brooks, junior. We mourn seven heroes. We will continue our quest in space. There will be more shuttle flights and more civilians in space, because, as President Reagan said, The future doesn't belong to the fainthearted. It belongs to the brave. 136 'flJp,. up, the long delirious .s ..bLmng blue, l've toppedithe A it if withiseasy grace. Vtlhegregnever lark, orseven Andgyvhile with silent, estsi A F - - . hs .faQe Of God-5' VETERAN'9 DAY avg 734, ,V f ,, . V ..,, fat f Zrgikafjr, C C 1 as if ill , 4 .1 si fi ' esrr 9 f , ' T ll i 9 at The Veteran's Day Program was held on November 11, 1985 at 9:30 a.m. The theme COURAGE was carried through with the presentation of the colors by Explorer Post 190, followed by the Varsity Cheerleaders with the pledge of allegiance. The student body was then asked to sing the National Anthem with the Choir and the band ac- companying. Lisa Wolford, student body president, led the audience in prayer. The program was filled with patriotic music by both the band and the choir. The band performed This Is My Country and a beautiful arrangement of Bat- tle Hymn of the Republic. The choir performed Oh Beautiful, America, and God Bless America. Congressman lim Cooper spoke about the qualities of courage to an attentive student body. Mr. Larry Wallace presented the introduction and the closing speeches ex- horting the student body to be courageous and to thank their fellow Americans who have demonstrated loyalty, patriotism and courage. Q 9' 91F4?-5 ,l'4, ir,,, ,,WMf 5 ' Q sw --- -' - V .V U ,, ,,,, , W. ' ,, my ' 1' 1 137 STUDE T LIFE lc' U'cT Egg io.: :s ro F121 N22 113-5 4 UUQJLDN ,+P- 5 Q mg? BCG, m7.-i- blazed their way through the 1985-1986 school year. Although we seemed is 9 oblivious to the return of an age-old comet, we in- volved ourselves com- pletely in student life. Whether that life con- sisted of rigorous academic schedules, ex- tracurricular activities, jobs, or simply a passion for the 3:00 bell, each of us showed unique lifestyles. From complex English themes, to dramatics, to writing sentiments on washroom wallstor any other surfacel, we expressed our individual creativity while striving to maintain a rhinoceros-like conformity. Yet, for the good as well as the bad, we were the lives which com- prised East - like it or not. And, as a voice of the student, ITAKHA presents a photographic record of the way it was in 1986. . l Edmund Halley determined an accurate way to measure the distance of the sun from the earth His method was also used in determining the size of our solar system and the distances of other stars from the earth A comet is actually a mass of ice, snow and other frozen materials The tail of a comet is sometimes millions of miles long r Although the possibility is exceedingly small the collision of the nucleus of a comet with a large city would probably destroy the city. Mark Twain was born in 1835, the year Halley s Comet returned in the 1800 s and he died in 1910 when the comet next made its appearance. In Latin, comet means hairy star. The first major shuttle disaster occurre IEANUTS SEE rr! I I SEE IT' l-lAl.l.EH S COMET -4,-5 ire Synducate,lnc ' I! V l :A, Ai V 1 t 2 ,W , 2 . .i ' s 5 z l l a 3 l Q ii - , Q H11 W fifw ,,,4.,, 2 l 1 QM V , t l Who is son? ,, . iii , , Qi M? i f' I- .41 !.1-.J1,.,- . EC s 4.4,-J. 1 4' 1,1 Rachel Moore only sings to trees. Rick Kelley and Tony Westmoreland are amazed by the Shadow Man following Mac Brooks. 142 1 . ' Tracy thinks lockers are hysterical You can't escape the Long Arm of the Library. --np.. sgg, c c. iw- e 1 alll' sew' Dennis Foshie contemplates the pleasures of an escape. But Mr. Williams, we just wanted to see if every snowflake IS different. ,utils On September 11 1985 Pete Rose hit his 4192nd base h't breaking Ty Cobb s all-time base- hit record. UT vols become the 1985 SEC champs and defeat Miami in the Sugar Bowl. 1985 was the worst year ever for airplane crashes. Palestinian hijackers financed by Moamar Kaddafi seize the cruise ship Achille Lauro and demand the release of several Palestinian prisoners. After the release of these ostages, the U.S. Navy, under command of President Reagan, seizes the hijackers from an aircraft. Seven pretty maids all in a row?? I I 1 I I l Pennurs ET COMES rueueiz.. umeu 912 com OKM TO ses 111. Z' N010 HAND - ME THE BINOCULARS Don't ever pay attention to me again! By Charles Shultz f- itllll6ll! 7 .af 'LZ J K STUPID BEAGLE ll fs Wi -S5 nnown 1i'I' The door isn't wide enough!! Are you seriously going to put this picture in the yearbook??? YES!!! 14 R , F! ASWW' vu 4 fp-A Mf KW X N 1' Q Q . 'A 419 .fwf.,, ,V , .W ,J we 5 5' bf ,V 7 V WW H ' ' I ,-hr I xfNV,,f,! ,IU .rw lg ,, W em, V ff f M ff- ' . M W I , Avgyy. '41 V , 4974,-+197 M, 'X 7 1, - 'ia 4 .My 1,My, '.Lv . 'F f I A, .g NU' -4 N tn ,. f x . .K I ' 'f' -. ---' .ll .,-J1f3'i..,g,-, , ,,. . Ai.m-,. n. N ack- .A 1 'kitii''ki k'k'k'kiiiititiiitiiiiiiiiiitftitiiii'ki'k'k'k'ki'i A A k'k'ki k n V Isaa ns lzxgi.,xlNlaR. N l Q H P WH!! 75 PIIUHNQR XVHS XXII HHINIR XIIUNS 14 AN After summer band camp, ninety-seven Hurricane Band members enthusiastically returned to East. The band dazzled spectators with halftime shows at foot- ball games and consistently received superior ratings in competitions. The band also performed at school functions and at the annual Christmas and Senior con- certs. Section leaders demonstrated their musical abilities to the children of La Petite Day Care. A trip to Chattanooga finished the year for the busy Hurricane Band. IT l -- 5 -1: K9 Terry Wall performs a solo. The Pied Piper leads her merry band. The Hurricane Band takes the field. .-g ees , .kai Q ,A,t.J,1,i assi- .aff FY 'fs r'-5.1 gt 'ftsgietl T t 13 i 3 3 liqi T. A ip ,,,1, X- ,if t ..te ff' 1985 Section Leaders Mary had a little lamb . . . 146 One, two, ready. . . PLAY! Sunday Byrum leads the band. Gena Cupp refuses to play, ' No caption required . iz Officers: lana Macdonald, Lynette Cook, Rhonda Drinnon, Kenny jones, jamie Tunnell, Beth Foster, Cyndi Corbin, Sunday Byrum, lamia Blazer fnot picturedl. Tessa, Tessa . . . TESSSSAA! ..4n,- 'vm Now? The band is lacking in uniform -ity. as - ' .x Laura Clemmons and Lynette Cook are drummers in disguise Sunday performs the white glove test. Ann Fox looks on. . . . . . while Amy Allen leads pre-game exercises. 8 .tx The Masked Band-it Tim shows how he plays in his sleep. .W12 -' Mac plays it with style. One, two, three, four . . . The Hurricane Band waves to its fans. Wendy Wykle braves the cold L, A ' .1 , Wally RIFLES QQ FLAGS 2- Q.. -wigxk 3 fw K... A K Q. M LA I I N I 'flr ligne: u ,: v President Amy O'dell, vice- president Beth Huckaby, secretary Scott jones, and 3. treasurer Mac Brooks assisted Coach Cranford in leading the club in the Keep America Beautiful project and the Christmas baskets that were given to needy families. Each member was required to be enrolled in Latin I. The 35 members of the club participated in the International Dinner on November 26, and the highlight of the year was a trip to Gatlinburg in the spring. 152 slim wuvnli ws' ,mu naman: mum!! HQQSN XV J edt - - LATIN ll Coach john Cranford conducted the Latin Il club in several service projects such as: Keep America Beautiful and food baskets for Christmas. The club participated in the International Dinner, a spring trip, and a trip to the Par- thenon in Nashville. The requirements for the club consisted of a club fee and enrollment in the Latin ll class. The club consists of 20 members with the president being Angie Murray, vice- president Kim Rose, and secretary-treasurer Rob Russell. 2 t 1.23: lill uxnnni Q11 an l 11 liii' CiQ' Ili- iii! liih lilil Oli! il liir ill iff Q -Q 153 Y 5PAN'5H ia The Spanish club, led by Dr. Glen Kraig met every Wednesday to promote and study the Spanish culture. ln light of this, members traveled to Puerto Rico during the ' summer. Other club activities included a trip to Gatlinburg and building pinatas for handicapped children. 45 i at D Ps ' K' N 'M '-A W new f 154 li 1 2 2245- 4..,... .. SCIENCE ?5'-f '-M L.: 'i'. 's1L1i Led by Mr. Vaughan, the science club had a successful year. The club required its members to do a project. This helped to promote science interest at East, which is the purpose of the club. Once a month the members met to discuss such projects as setting up displays to be shown in Hamblen County schools, buying equipment for Science departments, and their annual field trip. A highlight for the club was observing Halley's Comet at intervals from the observatory at Walters State Community College. E E E1 s ' M - ' - 1- i.'5'I1S WS E , f' 'iyi 6, s 4iL' ' 0 29 'K ' s ivt 5 i you W f Sak t K . . 1 A ' E i ' K A 0 X .. ,,.i:f', 1, , t Xl 'fs' L 155 N l tt FRENCH The French club was founded in order to promote an interest in the French Language and in things that pertain to the French people. Under the direction of Mrs. Ferne Strange, the French club met two Tuesdays each month. Each student was required to be enrolled in French. The club participated in the International Dinner and service projects. With the president being Deb- bie Aarons, vice-president Cindy Hartman, Secretary Renee Steele, and the treasurer Kim Talley, the club had a successful year. lg Us . TF 'ir r t r it il L --H, ..... ,x ' K1 5-.Q 4. xrqgqssl' K.,.,,... K 4,..q - .:. iz.. EQ .r,.Vfw... Z., V Q '55 ..l1S '4 Ac Q ' .w :rc -f.. 'ms .-I-, M. rg. 0 ffl -'IT s ' 1 ' -,lbw ' Y5,,.ff'-Wfrigg ri . - -.5 A , Q .. 'A . 49? hmm A 2. Q' GERMAN Consisting of over 100 members, the German club participated in the International Dinner and held a ser- vice project during American Educa- tion Week. The climax of the club's year was the winter skiing trip to Gatlinburg. Entrance into the club re- quired that each student be enrolled in German. Under the leadership of Miss Cyn- thia Troubaugh and the club officers, the club met when necessary. Of- ficers were: Kevin Strickland, Pres., Marie Simpson, Vice-pres., Sisse Hryhorchuk, Sec., and Lindell Porter, Treas. 3:-df.. 157 'N -1 Qi H?--V.. . x 1 ff ' Rm , we . TOEC I Officers: President, Tim Gordong Vice-President, Leslie Winstead Secretary, Gail McAnaIlyg Treasurer, Robin Arterburng Parliamentarian Traci Moore, Reporter, Tracy McCIanahang Historian, joey Courter. 'I-GEC roEc ii Leadership, responsibility, patriotism, and high standards of ethics and performance in an office were the qualities for which members of TOEC I and Il strived. Club advisor, Mrs. lane B. McKinley, led both clubs in several service projects such as tray favors for hospitalized children at Halloween, a foster grandmother at the Life Care Center, Thanksgiving baskets, and a Christmas donation to the Foster Children's Program. The clubs also recognized the school secretaries on National Secretaries Week in April. An Installation Dinner at Western Steer, a state conference at Walter's State, and a State Con- ference in Nashville finished the year for TOEC I and ll. TOEC ll Officers: President, Michelle Bowlin, Vice-President, john Bible, Secretary, jennifer Whittaker, Treasurer, Rachel Henderson, Parliamen- tarian, Robin Gollahon, Reporter, Beth Elkins, Historian, Lisa Sharp. ..,..ftw- . :WN if 159 The National Art Society recog- nized those students who have shown outstanding ability in art. It also aided members in working toward their highest potential in art. The members enjoyed such activities as visits to museums, art galleries, Rose Center, and artist studios. Planned for spring was a trip to New York City. All members met every third Thursday with sponsor Mrs. Marshelle Gilbert. 'K , g N. MW.. N.A.H.S. EAST if rl SCHOOL Left to right: Debbie Aarons, secretary, Donna Adams treasurer Lisa Wolford vice pres Renee Steele, pres. vi ' A .R 'T .X . 'V FL - ' s- T 'nw i I Q Y P- ' V .L 'li' ..,. ..-,,1y,,,.,X,,g NM - ' f- 1- . T rms., -d l , n v!'3 in...,.,s,.ilu..g, .. x . -U--1--1-...i.... Af STUDE T C0 NCIL 'SS' s - -:Pls 5 - .. Meeting whenever necessary, the student council was in charge of voicing the opinions of the student body. The council also conducted elections and organized school functions such as Homecoming week, dances, and the Basketball Homecoming. In january, the student council met to discuss exam exemptions, student parking, and the all new Sadie HawkinsfValentine's Dance. The council held rap sessions for students who wished to talk with a friend. Each member of the council was voted in by their peers in hopes of presenting the best possible representa- tion for each class. Lisa Wolford, president of the student body, led the council and its meetings. E an Seniors: Debbie Aarons 'Q Shannon Collins ' Martha Freels Lisa Sharp Renee Steele Tim Tate Kashu Vyas Lisa Wolford juniors: Connie Craig Scott jones Rachael Noe Kevin Strickland Sonya Walker Connie Wallen Sophomores: Denita Blazer Pam Greene Kim Rose Karen Snyder 161 F.C.A. Promoting an interst in sports while forming special friendships in a Christian atmosphere, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes of- fered fellowship and support for each member. Sponsored by Coach john Cranford, Coach Mike Mills, and Coach Larry Wallace, the club experienced many inspirational rallies which were design- ed to encourage new and old members to become involved with F.C.A. President, Shannon Collins, Vice President, Brad Lindsey, Secretary, Wendy Wykleg and Treasurer, Angie Murray assisted in leading the club on their seasonal outings such as fall rallies, winter Ice Skating, and a spring trip to Cades Cove. The club held a service Eroject by sponsoring a needy family for Christmas. This project elped each member prepare for the true meaning of Christmas, while helping the family. Weekly and monthly meetings were held, including a devotion and some type of fellowship provoker each Thursday morning at 8:00. ll- In 111 -'il 162 ' 'nii'-T- i'-'-'-ii - i- 'LS' ' i.'I:-:'I-I5-':1'-5 - -'.-2-:G-2-s-. -E-4'-2-:.'f'5 3:7-a.f -t'1:I:I':Z-T-:..E's 'kwa-2-:-f-ri-.1-a'.s-1 Y W i EEE.:-..... 1-'I'-'I-'-'.II'.1'- .L'l1'.'J.' s ef-f-at-sz-.Tvs YIL u-'u1'5-E'-2 '-aes-' 1'.:E?.'.'1 1'.f. .: as-.E r X Q x, . ' Q 54. ..- A X X 'I Qlnanvakm Qommmwmswlh time-mm my suns wanna:- mk, QMS! JNUSX lauxlsuis wx anxvxmsqw iw..-muuunmnsnei M wanna hinmesnmmmcuswvnsa bualiuiwmiuxnumx issnsfffiswg itti his mnanxuati mg naziinnnxs lFn.3NQ- -Q onmwa sm .nm-iiuqaunnaaswu nsnnnuunupu gm ibut. in lsr N il vnu- new f,-mg. 11 1 won ans: new Q it it It ' 1 'IQI 5 'T:.. l I xx 1 5' .NI Q ...Q- i ll 11 il ml ll C v 1 l D 5 I 4 1 i 3 S -I xx 3 df 163 16 KEY Keeping in mind the themes, Manhours for Mankind and Youth serving Youth, the Key club strived to make positive contribu- tions to East and to the community. Club members were required to maintain a C average, to show good character, and to be willing to work. Ms. Blanche Webb, sponsor, and officers, Scott Long, President, Shane Simpson, Vice President, Lanette King, Treasurer, and Stacy Creech, Secretary, conducted the meetings held every other Monday at United Southern Bank. :Five ' '4-'- eS,Q s X L-. fly ' 1 4 se . 5 A RED CROSS While serving the community and helping others, the East High Red Cross Council had a very busy year. Red Cross members donned white shirts emblazoned with red crosses and served in the fall and spring bloodmobiles. The club also gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family and collected clothes for a clothes drive in the spring. Member, Chandra Stanifer, received a Red Cross scholarship to at- tend the Red Cross Leadership Camp during the summer. Club members took time out for fun with a Halloween par- ty and a spring trip. Mr. Ward Ashley and Mr. Mike Ramsey co-sponsored the club. Officers were President, Melissa C-ibbsp Vice-President, Tammy Hallp Secretary, Vickie Kestersonp and Treasurer, Chandra Stanifer. 165 I TERACT Sponsored by the Rotary Club, the East High chapter of Interact was organized for the purpose of serving the com- munity. On the first and third Mondays of each month, David Quillen, President, led the club meetings which were held to organize service projects. Projects were the Angela McDaniel telethon, the Cub Scout Olympics, and many fund raisers. Members were required to maintain a B average and show leadership abilities. Vice-President, Shannon Collins, Secretary, Donna Adams, Treasurer, Mar- tha Freelsp Public Relations Director, Lisa Wolford, and scrapbook committee leaders, Iana Surber and Denita Blazer assisted Mr. Vaughan in conducting the club. The climax of the year was the annual Interact convention in the spring. 'Tm fx westin ...WJ- A R5 Q... V . .Nt-.x .t t 1. I fc Ri 166 --eg--::,,-ir W -as-sw.-aus:-2r.:s'fz,:s:s1:-'A-st 'wil' t : 'Scif-Q31 , In 55- Q z M.. '- ex' Q Criifsfw - - S. s:-'1'- -. -e-1'-cw .-Q: -.smsc-.--.-s. 2 9 l Q 5 his S '-.' Sb.-. -1'x','.'-,'s,- 'Iwg-:y . Hs:-e-4,-.--:-. 'wtf-rs -gs.. ., :-.tg-. aff:-Rqsii, Q11 X -gS..::Q..,.,, . EQ., -'ff-.gk-.R -.,,:--'.:,,,'s.f.w,g,-i:f,s5g - 'i'S'-rm KG? 1 f 'Q r -nn- If fQ7 ionuvw!0n1n1-uuen------ uuuunnnnuswu-aaniuiiih Inj wuisuiiiis nmasninsnns.mqq3sn1nnl1S .0 A Q mi ill fi fllillllil M WX' 8 lX1Ul IQa3U!QaN.mZ:fll W HRX , 5 wiv if 5 167 Shakers! Get you shakers here! Those students selling the orange, black, and white shakers we savv at ballgames were none other than Beta Club members raising money for the club and promoting school spirit at the same time. Members used this money to attend the Beta convention during the Spring in Nashville. Aside from selling shakers, members also par- ticipated in the annual Sportsfest and a school clean-up project. The club members were responsible for raising the flag in the mornings and taking it down in the afternoons. In honor of teachers' birthdays, Beta members placed snacks in the teacher's lounge each month. Students maintaining a 3.0 average or above were chosen to join Beta. Beta recognized academic achievement, stimulated effort, and assisted members with their post-high school plans. Members met on the third Wednesday of each month in both morning and afternoon. Ill umm .3' lllluuux as mlnunnnxm inure 11313 amino 31311: QW irritant 111:15 it t Q' 5 fdiix E.-T-5.-E ' -:.:.-: 6- -E '-':.-:za il 'sa RS President, Kashu Vyasg Chaplain, Wolford, Secretary, Winnie Wees Shannon Collins, Treasurer, Martha Greggg Vice-President, Lisa Def. 4 Q - N Imf L E 2 5 E 5 f s 5 Cfuucul 35? va 'wiv L x1,.,4' 331 Q.,-f 'f ' ,M A ix HCDSA 1 gg J -XJ 5' ll Ummm Sums '4 l-IQSA ll Morristown East and West students attended Health Oc- cupation classes together at State Area Vocational School. First, members and parents attended the HOSA Installation service. Members organized a Thanksgiving box for the needy and sent Christmas cards to the terminally ill. ln the spring, HOSA members participated in such projects as host for Vocational Week, the May Banquet, and a trip to Knoxville to visit the Veterans Hospital. HOSA encouraged the training and dedication of students in health-related fields through these and other activities. Upon completion of the two-year program, these students are classified as health-care assistants. S 171 ANCHOR The Anchor Club is definitely one of the most active clubs at East. Under the direction of Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Ailey, the members were encouraged to develop leader- ship ability by undertaking a program of service in the school and community. Miss Cindy Hartman organized the service projects such as snacks for Y.E.S., teacher apprecia- tion brunches, working for Pilot catering service, working in the school office, and collecting stamps for Pilot club. An- nual events included the fashion show and a trip to the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge, Pa. .- ?43!V7'T V'7'5' WMFXZ .Jeni 5-I 3, fg??5fQfXsM,, 41.m, E5rs - ,.,, -f 2 -'Y-mv I 'f-:rf iff. '. af 3, 'jus my 1533 f rw km wi F4 'L 5 I F 1 f J 'ld f J ll l - t as .cg g 172 .lf Anchor feeds the hungry. 173 HURRICANE ln the midst of the Hurricane Room, a murmur filled the air as staff members raced frantically to meet each deadline. Each month the staff worked to produce the publication which reported entertainment, sports, and other school happenings to the student body. The members did relax, however, with a Christmas party and a Spring picnic. Elisa Oakes, sponsor, Lisa Wolford and Susanne Hubbs, co-editors, led the sophomore, junior, and senior staff members. First row: David Quillen, Sports Editor, Karen Claxton, Typist, Ben Zeigler, Photographer - Sports, Frank Freeman, Organization Editor, Alisa Brandenburg, Staff, Mark Parsons, Features Ed. Second Row: Stacy Creech, News Editor, Chandra Stanifer, Copy Editor, Emily' Litz, News Editor, Page Patterson, Staff, Steve Wendell, Entertainment Editor. 174 Amy Large, Business Sisse Hryhorchuk, Reporter Debbie Aarons, Ad Designer and Business Kim Winn, Business f- ffr- fvsvf- f- --rm i-ir.. ---f We f' ,yr ,IJ X xx!! D VICA Cosmetology VICA I and II are two of the vocational clubs at East. These clubs were designed to promote in- terest in vocational education and to help students learn more about their vocation. VICA I and II were led by Mrs. Irene Fain who helped the officers of the clubs design several service projects. A few of these projects consisted of donating food to the food bank and making Christmas gifts for children in hospitals. The clubs also went caroling to the Life Care Center. The clubs met weekly in the morning and at night and participated in the VICA spring skills olympics. The club of- ficers were: VICA I - Kelly Hall, Iana McNabb, Tracie Rogers, Sheranna Courtney, Paula Stroud, Leslie Wyss, and Amy Whitehead. VICA II - Tammy Underwood, Nina Ailshie, Lisa Carpenter, Amy Davidson, Peggy Elkins, Sue Walker, and Angie Fanney. 176 'am ham vu..- in um 'un ,,.-1 .,.- f'- l ,n l 1 11 iii lfl ln- Ili, 'f-Q01 'QQ ill qu 4 Q in 7014351 ggi VM., fig, 13- . ,Ay . ' Vs ITAKHA Room 216, housing the thrill and excitement of the year in review, was continually hopping with ltakha staff members attempting to meet their deadlines. Mrs. Robinson, advisor, assisted staff members with their duties. For the first time, two sophomores Eric Stubblefield and Margaret Bartlett participated in recording the events of the year. Some of the staff members attend- ed a workshop at Carson Newman where the ltakha won a first place trophy for the tenth straight year. At this workshop, the students learned the best way to compose a yearbook. Working on the staff of the 1986 Itakha was a great learning ex- perience for us all. 5 'M 2 . 4. 5 178 W ff? 1' ... ,, ,LW W ww .was nw. nm nwnnawnt.. r in mm tm vw eww Qu uns so :anna-...wmv uuwmazan-sawn ioouwqsmcaunvnqf cwiinm-s nnwnuiwu Qcnqevmiuu Qlsunnnnunnni nuumuhnnnam wmavinscmuus 11:11 ,H nuns K nn not we -an J n A W ., 'Ji . ltakha staff members. .Melissa Gibbs, Editor. .lana Macdonald and Margaret Bartlett, Faculty. .julie Palmer and Connie Craig, Clubs. . Eric Stubblefield and Greg Moyers, Sports. No, no, no? Your other fronts! We always knew Kashu's head was in the clouds. .Winnie Weesner and lamia Blazer, Features and Honors. . Kashu Vyas, Class Editor, and johnny Stokes, lndicies. 10. Lisa Sharp and Scott Harris, Business. V Y F . 4 A 0 'es sur 3- f Q3 'QL' Q. 14- 3 '4- 'V-'iid !k,' 179 LIBR RY CLUB Remaining one ofthe most active clubs in the school, the Library Club had a very busy year. Throughout the year club members participated in puppet shows concerning child abuse for the Department of Human Services. At Christmas, members made Christmas cards for the Mail for Tots program which provided Christmas cards for hospitalized children. Club members also organized food baskets for Feed the World Day and the Food Bank, assisted the public library in the annual book sale, and par- ticipated in a community clean-up project. The club clean- ed the East library several times as a school service. Members relaxed with Halloween and Christmas parties, and they finished the year with a weekend trip in Atlanta. Mrs. Sally Bennett, sponsored the club and assisted Presi- dent, Susanne Hubbs, Vice-President, Mark Parsons, Secretary, Melissa Gibbs, and Treasurer, Chandra Stanifer in organizing club activities. Mrs. Azalee Malone assisted in club sponsorship and fund-raising, as well. of t ' 4 180 lmm-i hiililklliii -Hlkufifl lQiHQHQlDt'al iimf--I liiiwllifbki inmliil if ii Q I liiiiillii h 'Nil' Q I iiiiilli isdiiiill 'in Iilsuih vi jzuiiiu 1 1131 1 S.. skit: 1 tiki! il -3 iii! inini QiQ1 'nissan valium 'H- IL- 1'. ' aiu: , 11: . gqnni C nn1u annul- lf :twat A .annum PX ,I1NiK 32 EAST HIGH :SCHOOL SAYS W FHA A trip to Magic World with the children of Calloway Day Care Center proved to be the climax of the year for the Future Homemakers of America. The club's activities for the year included a Kid's Safety Project and a nation-wide Student-Body project where teens taught teens good health habits. During the year, club members experienced the leader- ship roles they may face in the future. The officers Robin Gollahon, Traci Voiles, Melanie Morelock, Teresa Bowen, Gerri Horner, Traci Crittenden, Diane Hefner, and Sandra Miller helped conduct the meetings that were held the third Tuesday of each month. Ms. Fox, Ms. Helton, and Ms. Spoone co-sponsored the club and set the requirement for enrollment in one vocational Home Economics course. ,ff , Il ,,,,y ' I if 'V 5535 P25 5 -! gQg 1' 1 t!f '1J lg: Q i C gfq I ,Q . 0 ' a -1 n pl . ,f 15. ary . 41- 34 :CQ f 'Em 182 'ww' S 'Ll'-7 QI First Period Class Officers Kelly Williams - Pres. Otis Cole - Vice Pres. Hemant Kapadia - Sec. Robert james - Treas. Eric Stubblefield - Parliamentarian Lee Stone - Sgt. at Arms Third Period Class Officers Scott Harris - Pres. Lee Shepard - Vice Pres. Mark Bible f Sec. Charlie Harr 8 Treas. Don Dotson - Parliamentarian Richard Gonyea - Reporter Andy White - Historian jimmy Davis - Sgt. at Arms tnot picturedl 184 AIASA The American Industrial Arts Student Association was organized to promote appreciation of the methods of manufacturing and to learn the technology used by industries. Under the leadership of Mr. Leo Robinson, the club grew to in- clude five chapters, periods 1, 3, 4, 5, and 6. During their meetings, the clubs had guest speakers on careers, and members held an annual pizza pig-out. At this pig-out the club leased the Pizza Hut for the evening. AIASA gave its annual scholarship to an East High senior who will be entering a college of engineering, architecture, or technology to study in an engineering or industry-related field. 'IU- Fourth Period Class Officers Mike Mitchell w Pres. Robert White f Vice Pres. Renee Manning - Sec. Andy Aarons - Treas. Mike Roberts - Parliamentarian Clint Harrison f Sgt. at Arms Fifth Period Class Officers Henry Lu - Pres. Scott Thomas - Vice Pres. Mike Greer - Sec. Iohn Surber - Treas. Mark Hurst f Sgt. at Arms Sixth Period Class Gfficers Marc Masoner f Pres. Darren Trent - Vice Pres. jamie Turner - Sec. Ionathan Luckadoo - Treas. Scoval Scruggs - Sgt, at Arms CHGIR Concert Choir rang out melodies as they began the year with, A Christmas Treasure. As the year pro- gressed the Chamber singers, a select group of choir members, performed through the year. Other members began work on the spring show, Carousel, which was performed in late March. In April, the choir took a fabulous tour of New York, as they performed in the various churches which welcomed them. 2. 3. 186 'SUV F' xfgg Q is .N X E 15 N ir K I Y U 4 Fi lea E35 -, 433. . -x J Wir Ffa MORRISTGW N EAST g L..............J a K ...W A rn' N2 Ill 1 W crap? 51 ,k,,.,...,.- - .bf .i f f-'N' se.. -FFA- Under the supervision of Mr. Ray Henegar and his son, Mr. Marvin Henegar, the club's members suc- ceeded in helping their community and their county. Meeting in the Agriculture Department, they strove to develop leadership, citizenship, and agricultural competencies. Many of the members participated in an- nual events such as the TVA and l Fair, soil judging, Parliamentary Pro- cedure, Block and Bridle Roundup, livestock and cattle shows, and an awards banquet. 189 C0-OP VICA Enrollment in the Cooperative Education program was the only requirement for the club, Co-op Vica. This not on- ly allowed the students to prepare for leadership in their community, but also allowed them to work while going to school. Mr. Mike Watson assumed club leadership from Mrs. Connie Ailey. The students took candy to the Youth Emergency Shelter on Halloween, and at Christmas the students participated in helping needy families. A competition was the climax of the year, and the club relaxed with a Christmas party. The officers Tim Tate, Doug Goins, Lacy Antrican, Harlan Buis, Pam Quinn, Susan Greene, and Mike Francis assisted Mr. Watson in the leadership ofthe club. I ' rwzs- M was-A ffwfifffifmw, ff , 1 .-4':E 3 91, 7... W? X if 190 f . ff - ' .. lf: 'iii . 7 wc.: 3' up-A Y' Yolanda Sherles and Li dell Pdrter Ann BASKETBALL QUEE For the first time in 3 years, East High crowned a Basketball Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming court consisted of 15 girls, each nominated by one of the clubs at East. Each candidate was escorted by a member of the Boy's Varsity Basketball team. During half- time of the East vs. South Greene game on February 11, Vickie Brewer, escorted by Larry Harrell, was crown- ed the 1986 Homecoming Basketball Queen. Sponsored by the Basketball Boosters, the election for queen was Q., 2 C and nn.. ailwiif mlartrriait-gm! Ton Wloore F' QM held on Friday, February 7. andjohn Holbert j l 21 s is Q gg 0 . gn wr '3 'f 1 2 4 WQXO , Q, S'NQQgi WX 'V ' U fQwQ.?gw mgfffg S' saw, XD' 'fi QQ vid I 1. ' '1 l wx me-gl l a r 4' I f any I, . V L REGULAR Y . Each year the cost ot publishing a yearbook increases. ilihis year each book cost us 5527.00 to publish, but each of you holding a book rightl now only had to fork over 518.00 fpr the opportunity to preserve the memories of 1985-1986. l In order for us to meet publishing costs, we look to sponsors within the community for financial backing. Without the tremendoushelp of these sponsors, this book would not have been possible. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those people and businesses which advertised in this book. l just thirnk, without these people, where would you go on Friday and Saturday nights? Where would you take that special someone to dinner? Where would you buy clothes or fpod? Where and how would you blow all that hard-earned cash? We appreciate their support. Please show your appreciation by patronizing these businesses. 14444977 A4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 ll l l , . l l l l .. . . l .- F v 9' ' 1', .-',. . 1. ,. ., l l l 193 S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH morristown, trenllesscei N fi , X X .4 X,,L y I 1-6 Req is 3 A Place for Young People x to Get Together for Fun 6 5x15 f K Music Friends and Food fs in a Christian Atmosp ere Q fm Ml 44 A o tom , , PoLLY KAY, lNc. Open Beautiful Clothes for Beautiful People 24 Hours 1915 W t M rris Blvd. MOTEL 81 RESTAURANT Morrisriinnfru 37814 16151581-2545 Morristown's Finest 'Firestone Restaurant Open 24 Hrs. Known for Home Style Cooking And Reasonable Prices Frnesrone Dealer Store Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed 586-7035 ALLEN FUNERAL HOME Morristown, Tennessee Telephone l615l586-4597 Harlon B. Allen - John R. Allen - Don PARKS BELK CBS-TV GRAY SEAL PAINTS 208 Monlview Morristown, TN COMPANY 1 9 Downtown-Plaza The Bank You Can Count On! Zifamiltou Bank Morristown, Tennessee 1- l TOPHAT 24-Hour Bankrng Centers Main Office'lPlaza'lAlpha'lFladio Cenler '.r K ff 24- Hour Banking Centers A A , H.. TO PHAT as a servucemark of Harnullon Bank. Morristown, TN Member FDlC SAMMONS COMMUNICATIONS, INC. Cable Television Serving Morristown and Hamblen Co. H MEMBER O ESPN 586-8700 ASSOC Z BUDA'S MINNIS DRUG STORE Phone 586-4562 Mon.-Sat.: 10 am-10 pm Sunday: 12 am-9 pm Fred M. Holt, Owner A PART OF YOUR LIFE If D UNITED SOUTHERN BANK of Morrisfown Member F.D.l.C. Compliments of Five Locations to Serve You MR. 81 MRS. HAIR AFFAIR 323 EAST MORRIS BLVD. MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE 586-8175 SH095 OPEN WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY DOWNTOWN 'OR 'S'OW EVENING BY APPOINTMENT I FAMILY HAIR STYI.ING .IIIvI AND JEAN MCGILL QOWNERSJ ' ' vi: . x . 1.1 A f f.. I Yi SW E .1 'Sn 'Qi 'N 1 li-' E-.,,.:?f :5f'.1:-II IRQ? MT . fri :-255' ',5'r,SUQ5 figgpz- f-Tr X -'rs-18:4 .L :Q ' A E' TH .1 . I rw A '-:if-15r.:..f ,gr 43 ..5,f,,3, s 5 X- - , E y s.43lQ?, Lf- XX X W. was 'die ST. PATRICK CHURCH Rev. Gregory L. Boisvert 2518 W. Andrew Johnson Hwy. Morristown, TN 37814 16151 586-9174 ,A Flowers For All Occasions .0459 - -A 1114 South Cumberland Morristown, Tennessee 37814 Carolyn Sexton Bus. Phone: see-8412 OWnef'0Perator After Hours: 587-2238 UTOPIA HAIR DESIGN 1038 W. First N. Street ' Morristown, TN Phone: 581-0303 I X M .-F'.9t'l6 5' S?3'Z5,?IL5?S if P' ' . ET 'i m mconpomxriu TQ an DAIRY GROUP K -W' -' .2 Since I929 STEEL SUPPLY, INC. P, O. Box 3177 South Economy Road Morristown, Tennessee 37814 Toll free: 1-587-3500 EAST TENNESSEE EVANS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 1600 E. Andrew Johnson Highway I SECURITY CENTER ,Ra E Home of Morristown X- c w SAFE J Lock 81 Safe Company And MAsco can 581-8181 2911 west A.J. Hwy. SNYDER AUTO SUPPLY INC 'o'3Z2lI2if.'f'3f'J2?82 4A 8 615-586-4790 Phone 16151 587-2211 Morristown Plaza MORRISTOWN WINDOW 81 DOOR Home Center Store 432 S. Cumberland 581-4040 Your Bruning Paint Distributor If 1 - ff, . 2.SI'i'1- 6 ,QI ,1 ,1 fir .ffm 2 ?1 1 ag 198 ' iff' 1325 I f 7 HASSON-BRYAN HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. fm CMOISFITN SUPPLY Phone 581-0500 Sugar Hollow Road Morristown, Tennessee 37814 Plumbing -- Electrical - Heat and Air -- Kitchen Cabinets Wholesale Hardware 114 West Main Street FORMS AND SYSTEMS 4615, 5854283 432 West First North Street P.0. Box 1954 Morristown, Tennessee 615-581-1004 JACK STRATE AGENCY, INC. II1SUl'3l1Ce and Bonds HAMILTON BANK BLDG., 400 W. MAIN ST., MORRISTOWN, TN 37814 16151 587-2204 vounifapsur Nm Anem- -1-a....,..... i ' 1 , 48' : L f.,.,N ' r 'fv ' 7100. , .x EAST TENNESSEE DIAMOND CO. 'SSP- :'w-xif.. i.-.l . lm NS fi N., 188 W. Main and 400 W. Main 5 Phone: 581-6893 and 587-2426 4 Q ' 199 f lrzplace 586-2363 Rt. 10, Box 519B West A.J. Hwy. f11Ej Morristown, TN 37814 Quality Service Safety JOHN WHARTON ANNE WHARTON Compliments of THE PRESCRIPTICN SHOP 601 West 7th North Morristown, Tennessee 37814 Phone 581-6150 JOBBING CO. Wholesale Grocers 123 South Cumberland 586-7823 Qealzqe Smiffz iwiwzance :agency is COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE l:SufJf'lt A N7 I i f Args 5522 586-7071 1032 West First North Morristown , tt , fa 1 WAR SURPLUS , 3 STORES, lNc. TWTNUIHBSTUM Don Dowan Wayne Wolfe I 0 ' R d'0C nt 586-7292 rg ' ' a I eTaEpgs - Concrete, Plastic and Metal . Drain Tile-J ansa dWe t Sh'rt yd Q Sporting Goods i Arm? and :a?1TSuplp:es - J- I-1. 201 Compliments of Your School Photographer HAP MINHINNETT PHOTOGRAPHY, INC 1313 Broadway, NE Knoxville, TN 37917 Ph0ne:15?5'51541 ar , 1 Compliments of TIDI WASTE SYSTEMS STORES WHITE t xx, ,,,,A gfm w mu, UUIIITIUVFYX 9 Open Weekdays From 9 a.m. Until 9 p.m. - Open Sundays -- T 12 am-7 pm f MORRISTOWN ATHLETIC SUPPLY 212 W. Lincoln Ave. Morristown, TN 37814 Phone 16153 581-2400 Home Heating Oil Since 1941 Distributors of Shell Products Frtweuss-rs MARKET q sfii 11-E Highway Wh't b TN 37891 l es urg, Phone 235-2935 p 5 Groceriest Hardware, Gas S 1 Ftandly and Bobbie Fawbush, Owners T Compliments of CARLISLE'S Music Pianos by St inway, Sohmer, and Ev tt Sh tM ' B dl t t Et JJQUQ KAJQULQ qAfxL,KfTxQ B135 Vwfijfw 577 WWW? ff 4427 xJwwQXm iv 'ifpdff uv f va- EB-wyv mwvw E 13 4fQfuvQ VW3'i QQUWOI YXDJ-'X , I - . 1 YOAQKY Ai Ml- QM' X A ff, VKSVLUQW 3 ' r, vu 1 X! My , .Yf, , p f'fA L, ,. V, 1 ,QWLV 196 V digg JM W ill Jr! HMG my f 'J MX m WML K M fp ' u 1 A X ,M 4 M Q W 7 UW , L, W I f XHJJ' ivan l abby 'x 0 0' 77 Myfjy y J ,gif 4 Q! 000' fy 7 V LL mgwwjflf ' uv bw 'ww WMiWf5v1,Z7A W V, u '4 ffmff jy JDZ7 f2fQ0fW7 W W T902 77, M 5 9 HMM' 4 137' ,Q 5 L W fi W Nw 14 ffwoxj iii . gd 3- f ,MM 4 ' 4 8 ,ff V X !Q ff AJXYMIM 'W 3 MJJWWZW fl! E fn A L 1 Q, f X I U,gy,fUl A5447 0' Q A X X, mu. Ky! fx PQ Xfwcugfxfm I Y 'SQ X1 A fn! ffygjbd, f 'ff 1 w W M Wi 4722724 WW FD42fQCy1,L,,J4JJl, LAQJQ, fhvgmf W W 7L W fic W J aff W W mm ,fob M N , M , 5 i 229 kwa QMy5gis4W, hwo flu , VAWU 17700116 L- LJLM J M Z - ' V OWL Al Vw 5006 50, ' fam! WMM WL 552 Wifi' Elk T5 ff K U ' C9 DUO I 'W 69000 Of g ci Q ' if ,J Q QMNWWP fkw YW' C E 5 010' GXCUJ3' O-My 1 Z , ,f U91 UMNO KW XJ Jiffy? iff fl QMJX . 47 1 'VC IA Ujuimrh 50 w04MjQl ' REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION cor Our Service Doesn't Cost . . . It Pays J h T Bible and Bill SKS t J 133 N th Henry St t 587 3380 U.C7f7f W ffi W WW Um fm M PV! ' PRINTING COMPANY, INC 1100 E Main Street Morristown. Tennessee 378l4 Phone f6l5J 58l-8528 WESTSIDE CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME Serving the Area With Dignity and Pride W. Andrew Johnson Hwy. 586-1160 J B G ll y J h M II J G ll y C lHodge P IQ I J kPierce St B I H yH Clifford Knight James Kenney tlnsJ ADFOKIDS LEARNING AIDS 1054 South Cumberland 581-1465 20 Q J 'I i '. 206 Clonggohngrlverggw J- .:SswwQ1g 'Xi in g usuuulmonuun '.fLEQQ-L, I 'T iw ' www - gu i! - 7 - A ' ,, . . -if'-22-..'Tf ' . STUBBLEFIELD FUNERAL HOME Licensed Embalmers and Directors Fred and Frances Stubblefield 1003 East Main Morristown, Tenn. 37814 Q61 5J 586-2611 HOME LUMBER COMPANY P.0. Box 1173 - 112 W. 2nd North St. Morristown, TN 37814 Phone: 586-7862 BALL'S TRAILER WYKLE S MARKET SALES 1242 S. Cumberland Phone: 586-5965 oZf.'LeBfv'?Z'E2:i.:f22a WE SERVICE WH AT WE SELL Compliments gf HAMBLEN FARMERS WHITESBURG COOPERATIVE MARKET MORRISTOWN 317AJH y 587 2506 Learn to Fly MORRISTOWN FLYING - SHELBY WILLIAMS SERVICE - INDUSTRIES, INC B x1874W. Andrew John H y Industrial Park Morristown, Tennessee 37814 CAIIIORDIA B CODCGPTQ LOSSOM Hair Design Center frcare Design-CuISpecfalIsrs Uwe Call 586-0733 For 8 West Mann SI ornsiown, Ten 6'0 Corsages and Cut Flowers 924 West First North Street l . .- JUN. L, . . . ,X W - ei saws'-if:svn-w- fwfr 1 f,,,f 'v,szgvawi? Q, I . P . M .,L4 f ..iAizQ.5lflf1f k T b fa by R Q 1 3 X A G., JA Q. f. . - '?lfifs5i.Qf , ' . rs' s,. ,',w,- , , M - f-4:5-.Six only - .Q My W, f',,Jem,,. , , X4' . Wf'tQ152jpf , f. , V so 4 - .4 -i A Subsidiary of Bowater Industries, PLC. CAMVAC International, Incorporated 5705 Commerce Blvd. Morristown, TN 37814 MAYES MORTUARY 444 West Main Street Morristown, Tennessee Aren't You ungfynuncen KING GD 1170 MOSS GLASS AND TILE CO 219 South Cumberland Morristown, TN 37814 Phone: 586-6534 4 We specialize in store fronts, windows, hanging mirrors, shower doors, tub enclosures, framed mirrors, skylights, replacement windows and tile. We cut glass and mirrors to any size. Over 60 years combined experience. m CPD C33 CED CSD CSD QRESSQEPAIRGMGINEERING Gyms s. Qcnvicz 2051 N. Cumberland nernssenmrlvs P.o. Box 1381 Morristown, Tennessee 37814 16151586-2406 Covington Furniture Co. 1127 West Morris Blvd. Morristown, TN 37814 Ph. 586-6750 Broyhill Furniture F and APPHHHCGS Auctioneers Prices Are Born Here P O B 1279 Raised Elsewhere . . OX 837 West First North Street Morristown, TN 37814 I - O ,, Q 8 .45 EEC- fi.. 8 W LEONARD'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT Everything for the Office. Nl 95 f ', ' .!! s . MEMBER smmmcsmw vis' I , . , 'T ofxosbhkmo - ' ' 516 51 G MO .P f.. . ev0I w-W el-Ve ff IN I W O ':r:1. i .A W O .1 y- ,, iw- ' 0 4 if Q I '- amz! I voqeg 'A Y W . V . I . W. .. 0 WEED CONTROL 0 LICENSED 0 BONDED 3 ACI! 0 NSWED 0 LAWN I TREE SPRAYING 0 PROMPT FHA VA I I-190878 o ooon comnoa. o anno comnbo. 0 MOISTURE CONTROL 0 FUMIGATING 1 A sr mum. no, Jesrensou counrv uonmsrowu - I 581-3828 614-0596 ,--.., I.-... IF NO ANSWER DIAL MOBILEPHONE I U - 581-4874 sae-aaa g g 3. -1- IF no mstgwt runes... .'-- ..- ingles nt Meat In Tow 3 N51 Q FIRST TENNESSEE Member FDIC Highway 11-E West Registered Service Mark Owned and L d by First Tennessee National C p t Compliments of g ORTH AMERICAN PN P A ' Health Care Division Cosmetic Division 1307 Davis Street 209 E. Desoto Avenue Morristown, TN 37814 Morristown, TN 37814 581-6014 586-9711 ' TENNESSEE 9 vc? N4 098, IUNP Congratulations Class of 1986 from the TENNESSEE AIR NATIONAL GUARD McGhee Tyson Airport Knoxville, TN 1615! 970-3065 qiT'E?? QA +26 www' ff 35 6255 ffmw WW ctw gyfae M f' W emi 32 io I 6 A yy 5 is flwwmimlwf fiazig 53 .5 4169 K 455- F . We YxC'M5 w? Xa N E 7mE3Cii nb ' 3 3 P 097 MW f W Rm Q , K f U, X, wx gf KX? QJ , 'Q 0120250 'x EN W 'B WMWWW fv ga MMM Q, 4f1?5'5 'i'Z,7WMf993r3y MW? af Jwflimfi 5 Miiwwip 5 5555 fb 4 . mQTr'2'z'j at fi SQ w5wQa ffX5S Jwwg q ' giiijafiffip Eg SXWQQ LWEJQMMQWMWQ WM my Kfwwggwf 5? Wwgvgfw any m ami Jgf..Q:.MQ .ZZ 130 West Main Downtown Morristown TONY'S UNION 76 1155 N. Cumberland Ave. Morristown, TN 37814 Brake Jobs, Air Conditioner Service, Tune Ups, and Oil Changes 581-2711 G. STEVE LEMARR OWNER 31... cfm., Own 3... , S ghd, Eecorufive .f4cre.uarie.4, gfarufjrrungemenf 1631 W. MORRIS BLVD., MORRISTOWN, TN 37814 177 W- Main Sffeef PHONE 587-DRUG Tel- 16153 586-8425 Downtown Morristown wr PRINT smms ron 5 -. gfamouriafic 'g M dl. Q, , . 55 4 RW'- ' ' Lv: 'f HAIR sTYLEs :if A-fi? 6 0 dugg- ,- H0540 L., Downtown Mall xg T' s J Morristown, Tenn. 37814 J' I Charlotte Bacon A A I N ' -- ,... -L... mm S fllnlhncly Iiurleg-Qgunihsnn Sales MOTORCYCLES NEW - usen we MAKE sooo nwinessaows PARTS, ACCESSORIES AND SERVICE . st H 1910s CUMBERLAND Downtown MOrr'StOWn Ofe OUYS . Lzrzzzmam:sa-,zfw Mopmiszziztzazssizazs 5364331 SHOP DOWNTOWN THE SQUIRE SHOP . . PHARMACY AQ,S ' ' ' FOR LADIES Low Prescription Prices A. Quillen Eiseman, Proprietor Free Delivery Family Health Record System Free Blood Pressure Screening Member NTA , , , 1 Convenient Drive-ln Window , if! Phone 587-4949 1 4 -f , 1 Alfredas Taxidermy Studio 925 WEST FOLIl'th NOfth Stfeet 1121 SOUTH CUMBERLAND ST. A F M . MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE 37814 Cross 'Om Offlsfown Hamblen Hospital WILDLIFE MOUNTED LIFELIKE PHONE 615-586-3132 NITE 615-586-3895 JEFFERSON FEDERAL SAVINGS 219 e 1st north street, morristown, tenn. 37814 A Phone 581-8315 Lg, You 0.52.3 Phone 581-8336 I K 6 Wrong I1 You Givc , D Flowers ' X: Q' I SPORTING GOODS :NU PANTHER VILLAGE f -, FLORIST 53215 nr. 10, Box 516 x f Morristown, Tenn. 37814 - Liberty Plaza . . . Morristown, TN 37814 Mildred Ogle Nights and lglggicggyg 615-561-4936 owne' ' WCRK rnnrmunuu 1 150 ANI P.o. Box 645 MORRISTOWN, TN 37815-0645 63 HOLIDAY INNGD - MORRISTOWN Sm 3230 West Andrew Jgl-:gang-Ilgpgaygllggrristown, Tennessee Mitchell-Hodge Electric Company Maytag Weathertron Heat Pumps Good Luck to the Class of 86 Don's Market and Deli 1205 Shields Ferry Rd. Morristown, TN 37814 Phone: 586-2252 Open 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM ACEHYDRAUUCS 713 RIDGE ST.. MORRISTOWN Hydraulic and Industrial Hose and Fittings Couplers and Adapters 219 Concrete Materials Our 39th Anniversary Your Ready Made Concrete Producers Since 1947 586-501 1 ri e r S on ible, mc. BUFFALO TRAIL SUPERMARKET 1808 N. Cumberland 581-7623 HOME OF LOW PRICES wEsT END sEnvlcE cENTEn 2271 West Andrew Johnson Hwy. Morristown, Tennessee 37814 Telephone: 6151586-5061 I Owner: Dennis Purkey Eddie Yount lManagerJ B E A-1 Equipment Rental 335 E. Morris Blvd., Telepho WI S H lvl ' 1 TN 37814 161515811417 Holt s Heating and Air Conditioning For a limited t y can get a qual ty Rh Furnace, or heat pump at TH E a special pre-season price. 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'Q . 1 -M Q M-'f f 'f'mij7 ' Q5 t lb s . tt 2, 3 4 n : , 0 l ff xx V - . 3,172 about your teeth 'Q OW' 80111 to Bom Momnumn. 5C'0f ci' y t y S222 '.33'?.2'.,.'i'3.t 'j , . , MORBISTUWNDENTAL CENTER ' ,Q ,iff ' . l 1748 W Andrew Jo11nsonHwy i oem. 581- ,gy-,i:,:9:r:4l:'f:-qs 510 if 5, .zjlnfggjg-3533.54 iff, DIS. Stetzrpan, Brookml Smith X fn . Eff' 1'. . e - , of X , , X - ff'i?i'5Qifi?4'.: fff:? 'if?'- 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 581-1281 223 ' RESIDENTIAL :QQMQEQQIL OUNG 'szsaeg EMERGENCY LECTHIC ' REPAIRING ' REWIRING ' ESTIMATES ESTABLISHED 1975 581-1724 MOBILE PHONE 586-1066 4026 WYLEWOOD CIR MORRISTOWN 8 OFFICE LOCATED 113 E. 2ND N. f Q United lhhes 1335 West Andre J h on Highway PO. BOX 428 Morristown, T ee 37815-0428 615!586-0441 ' a l-U.lUE4s S pil B M h . 'ul Illu mll' M 9 of fWCWMf04fW ,ff ssow :M and M I T 37814 ' B 615 581 2380 A H . . . 'l s' Www, L it ,f I ,Rh MDRRISTDWN TCYOTA When you need a dose of medicine, you need BUFFALO TRAIL DRUGS ALPHA OUTDOOR POWER EQUIP., INC. 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Best in service, best in price, and most im- portant of all, best in Customer Satisfaction. Come on out today and let us put you in a new Chevrolet or Subaru! wt Scott Lewis, President and Owner Scott Lewis CHEVROLET - SUBARU, INC. MORRISTOWN-TENN. Open 8 AM to 8 PM Mon.-Sat. 1615i 586-6021 weve 229 Body Shop Now Open Free Estimates Insurance Claims Welcome -, DONALD C. THOMPSON, f D Ph M D TEMPLETON MOTORS I I , I I 2885 ENKA HIGHWAY Whgle Persgn Medicine MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE 37814 1121 West 1st Nonh Street IHwy. 11Ey Q a 'Y Used Cafs and Tfucks p,0, Box 2088 MARVIN TEMPLETON HOME PHONE: 587-1514 Morristown, Tennessee 37816-2088 OWNER BUS' PHONE: 5814662 Office 16151 581-6367 Home 16151581-7571 Auto-Life-Health SHAELD SHELTER Homeowners-Flre If d f smmn we meet an you orget ., me, you have lost nothingg - 0 lg' . 4,7 Y but if you meet JESUS if - CHRIST and forget Him Turk Burress and Carolyn W you have lost everything. ' 7 JOHN 14:6 1329 W. Andrew Johnson Highway 51 gg? 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Sunday 9 8 1 6 Cm I fi At Justin's the little things make the difference, that's why we: Use choice chuck ground in house daily - We Mesquite broil everything on our grill - Make our own salad dressings - Cut our french fries from fresh potatoes with peel left on - Make our soups from scratch daily - Use whole cream and real butter in our recipes. Guaranteed Satisfaction! BEAN STATION CLINIC A. J. BYRON, M.D. ITAKHA'S PATRONS W. Carl 81 Christine Anderson Vance Anderson Ray 84 Sondra Gibbs Dr. J. Ross Baker Dr. Joe E. Gibson Wilburn Beck Dr. D. C. Gjedde Wayne Brady Dr. David L. Greene Paul L. Bruce Dr. Joe L. Hadden Charles R. Carlow Dr. Dan Hale Dr. Benjamine Coffey Tom Hale Wilborn C. Compton William S. Denton, Jr. Dr. Robert H. Donald Evans 81 Bier Attorneys Five Rivers Orthopedic Association Clifford Jinks Dr. Salem F. Ganem Dr. Richard H. Hewitt James Ruble Hipshire Mary Harrison Hodge Danny M. Hryhorchuk, Attorney Latest Methods In Men 81 Women's Hairstyles JENNI F I f Eddie Jennings Appointments Any Time 581-6784 412 East Morris Boulevard Morristown. TN 37314 ESIGN 'f 4 . N Hours Tues. - Sat. 9:00 - 5:00 Harvey Johnson Jean W. Jones James K. Miller, Attorney Dr. Kenneth R. Mills Dr. Charles Moyers Michael C. Murphy Dr. Paul V. Muscari Wanda Neal Dr. J. Randall Pearce Mr. 81 Mrs. D. W. Robertson Dr. William J. Rooney Donnie Smith Dr. J. H. Wohlwend f .2 - -2. - -1. - ' ' grv 'Swv 'SLM 1iMj'Qf gf 'QV M , vwqf qv p. - 1-L np., M., Kimberly lean Winn Kimberly, There are daughters, and there are daughters. You have always been a special daughter and have alwa s made us proud to be your parents. We wish you the very best that life has to offer anrlwe know that whatever path you choose will be one that we can be proud of. Our love for you will always be there through good times and bad times and we will always be your parents, Love, Mom and Dad .... 'wg 1 .,s'N'f-5 Q , 'N-4 fe - - - 1 J J 1 - Q r '-f v-Q1 1 3 'f if - -J - 1.7 - .r J - - wr 'r ? lax., W gnkd -4 any 'I ...i QR' ' -4 in .hw -d j,x-W himxfl l S Darren Shannon r A E Weidman i A V Duane U -Q ' , D Y Collms Darrell, Shannon, H 'il Congratulations! We love you. Good lurk always. Having a son like you makes me a very proud mother. May God's richest blessings be jr Love, Mom, Dad, and lackie shared with you. My love will always be with you. I Love, Mom 2 lil Eh ' 9 0 ...Q Charles Michelle Q sf .ir , 1 ' ll If Q . rr Chuckles Dawn f -sd 1 . . f l ,,, , Q Childress Bowlm 5 r 2 , 'i ' D ' si st y C ' P r X , -- f ,ri Charles, Miehelle, We are very proud of you, now as always. We love you very much, you have brought a Now you are a senior, it sure is difficult to believe. It only seems like yesterday that you lot ot joy to bot 1 of us, Good lux k in everything you do. were in grade school. You soon will be going into the world of rough and rocky roads. We Love, Mom and Dad know you have a level head on your shoulr ers and will be able to take on anything. May God b ess you always. Love, Mom, Dad, and Debra il X W lk fn We ' Q . . , fs iv .sf r- -r -9,1 . 1 i H 513 f ' W Xb f , ' Paul kj. Billy ' 0 Q Haun Knight .- t Qi Congratulations Paul! Billy, Though we seldom agree on anything, we love you and we are proud of you. We wish I am real proud ofyou. I really do hope you choose a good career for yourself. You have you love and happiness for the rest ofyour years. made me happy and I am really lucky to have a son like you, Mom, Dad, and Leann Love, Mom fi -1 I u . 1's-.,-EG: s M acy M ' fi if An n ' -N. .ees-tigrg, l 4 Antrlcan or y , 4 ,. ,. i , 5 ' - I s V ff. , Gilbert Lacy, lane Ann, I Our baby girl is all grown up. We are so proud to have a daughter like you. Keep that You have always been my pride and joy. Having you around has been my source ot ' sweet smile and you will do well. We love you, strength, I love you so much. I Mom and Dad love, Mommy K i fa W 'r Y-, W 7 W ' -f if - ...C - . mf - . mf ' '- 1 N' fmx., fri.,-, H W' Stix, A' imx, U imx-W jj QQ 'Q ' 237 2 p . ws. . an was . we . M- aw aes- . We-. -r Nz- . K R ,, 1 '. ' . 4, , L . L3 ...wg five- Melanie , -we Loma P L F -- 'kg Dawn -1? ' Faye ffwf-' ji. Q. ' f '-'Q . J: ,- f McCarter X 1 Kyle , , t it .V YA Y X K! , - f ,gas f . 1 'z as Melanie, Throughout your life you have either given your best effort toward achieving your goal or you have given nothing. As a child, when you played, you played longer and harder than other children. When you got older, you either worked at peak performance or you did nothing. l would like you to continue life with this attitude because those around ou will not get lukewarm efforts, and because I believe your best effort will be the controlhng factor in your life. I love you. Mom Michael Nicholson Mike, How many times have we told you to pick up your socks, not to drink milk out of the box, to ut gas in your car, and to turn down the loud music? Well, maybe nobody is perfect, but you are close enough for us. Not only are you a terrific son, you are our best friend. May God bless you with much success and happiness in all your endeavors. We love you a bunch, Mom and Dad Deborah Lynn Aarons Debbie, Congratulations on your graduation. You have a special place in our hearts, and you always will: a place that only a special daughter like you can fill. We love you, Mom and Dad r 'ill Marna Page it Patterson Page, Congratulations! I am so proud of you, but you know I always have been from the mo- ment t first saw you. I love you very much. Mom Loma You have made us very proud these past years and we know you will continue to make us even more proud. We love you and wish the very best for you. U Congratulations, Mom and Dad Lisa Gail Sharp Lisa, I am very proud of you and love you very much. You are a ioy to have as a daughter. Good Luck. Love, Mom jonathan Henry Smith Hank, What a pleasure you have been to your family. You have always seemed to know where you're going and what it takes to get there. There is nothing greater than success and the feeling of accomplishment. So loo out world, here he comes, and Mom and Dad are with you a the way. Love you, Mom and Dad I 1 , ,P Kimberly llli lean li 'rr' 'A ' ff, l Adams .tl. F .ij 1 J i ts Kim, We have always been proud of our Special Girl, but now at this special time of your life we are especially proud of you. Hope you have a happy graduation. May life be good to you, and may you have the best that you can. We love you with all our hearts and want to thank you for your smile and love throughout the years. There is so much we would like to say but it's hard to put it into words, Again, we love you. Love, Mom and Dad , , ... I NV , . - z - A aes - aes - aes -W Nea- fe -M may M aes e H of-1 I ... . A ... . M- . , . , Y , I t I wiv'-2.aw 'l?l vsfwznw 1.5, V - amd ..., - wi, - gray wi. - - -gms-my vi- 'Q J-n .- M L .5 x 525' Y s s .12 l ' Q .J l 3 Y v D Karen A . Q Melissa z fy ' Walker L N s, Turner LxLV L Ne J. J HK ' Sue, Melissa, qx We are proud of you, You have been and will always be a light in our lives. We feel you were a gift from God and hotpe you will let him lead you in all you undertake to do in lite. We will always bt- your best fiends, Much success and happiness. l hope, as your graduation day draws near, that you know how proud your Daddy would have been of you as you walk across that stage. Love you, Mom f With love, Mom and Dad i 'N I Martha William Lennora A Gordon . ig. K , Miller Vf Stroud Ir. K' is 5 .F M' t Martha, Billy, You are as close to perfect as a child could get and we are so proud of you! Thanks for seventeen years of joy. We love you and we're so proud of you, son, May Love, Dad and Mom God bless you in life. Love, Mom and Dad i ft J l james Bryan ' D. T. r Davis Long ' lim, Bryan, This is the beginning of the rest of your life. Success will come only with a positive mind We are still very proud of you but especially now, so keep your goals and standards high and hard work, so use your time wisely. May our Lord walk by your side and help guide and you will always achieve whatever you desire. . your path. We wish you success in future years and we love you very, very much. Love, Mom and Dad x Love, Dad and Mom ' Q It I - i'-. out D . ' 'D Tammy M f, . L , I. i Kaushlk L, Me tssa fag, ' H II X Mukhopadhyay a ,zgjfyg 7 I L Tammy, Son, Your Dad and I want you to know how proud we are of you. It is with Freat love and You are our pride and joy, We know you have a successful life ahead of you. , pleasure that we see you become a 1986 graduate. We want to thank you or your devo- Love, Mom and Dad K tion to God and for seventeen wonderful years. Stay as loving and as lovely as you are and we know you will go far. May God bless you. l Love forever, Mom, Dad, and Michael 5-,A 'Q qi' ., 'Q ' 1 ,f M' . .7 M- . f .J . ,f -if , N' H N- If--N. Q' '51 tr-.c, 'Q1 'stil' gms, g-.NJ pf-,cd pax, Q 'N f 239 f-N ,. 'N ,J 'N i- 'Nay . Nui 'Nm v fx .U , ...L 'X eg. ,,- as 5 . 2. 15. . -K 1 . ' , . 1, .L -A ,.. 1. . ,w 1 Krug., A Z kvk.. .I g 3' 1 U Lynette 'Sill' , pton ' oi, . ' i. ' Dawn .L . 1 1, Dabney k A rw ' A l C00 W ' Upton, Lynette, Here is the child, and here is the man, both shown at the starting point of develo ment. It seems only yesterday that you were just a baby. We have been so proud watching The child was full of energy, intelligence, and curiosity. The man has retained all-lthese you grow up Our love will always be with you, but always remember to keep God first qualities while acquiring a self-reliant nonconformity and a mature respect for others. A and you wil have a happy and successful life. good man. A good start. Love, Mama and Dad Congratulations, Dad . x ' 3 tv- .. Lisa Allen Carpenter Hawkins ..., . , , . 9: ut fa Lisa, Allen, From the day you were born I've felt so blessed. You've always been number one in my It seems like only yesterday you were an adorable baby and now you've grown into a heart. I love you so. I've always been so proud ofcyou because yJou're you, a winner. young man. We're proud of you. We tried to teach you honesty, compassion, respect for Never forget, I'll always be here for you if you nee me. Always eside you no matter others, responsibility, discipline, and love. We can only hope we taught well. We love you what the uture holds. Most importantly, besides being your mother, I'll always be your very much. friend. Mom and Dad Love, Mom Sas -..-... .. . .. h d Randall R on a sts , Us L. leanette X Sweeney Drinnon A ' 41 13: Randall, tPewhistleJ, Rhonda, We just wanted you to know, you have given us much happiness in our lives, and we You have grown up so fast, but in our hearts you will always be our little Bug-Iewel. are very proud of you. We know you have a rough road to travel, you have to take the We are so proud of you. good wit the bad, but always remember that we will always be there, wherever you go Love, Mom and Dad and whatever you do. We thank God for you and the eighteen years of joy you have given to us. We love you very much. Mom and Dad 3 ta a Michael . t,.1-:ai-s .ss . L s as arry if g Lynn r gs .i.. . Qt Hartman . , g . A Francis 2, , Q It T I ' 21:11. t Larry, Mike, If we could start all over by taking a pencil and paper and making a list of all the things This is the year for which you have worked. There have been good times and bad times, we wished for in a son we could never ask for or expect more than you have been. Wat- but son, we have made it together. I love you and want the best for you. So work hard and ching. you grow from a little boy to a very fine young man has filled our home with so you Can have it. ntuc ove and happiness. This we will miss very much, but please remember we're there Love you, Mom when you need us. We love you, Mom and Dad 'M . - Us . ees. . Us . e - 1 . M 1-L Us . -5... +2 as-. 240 I l I , , ,, . I 7, . V Nj, vl- ...Q - .f 1-Q - ' -7 ' ' V Yrjuiff-C, 'V ffm, ' ine, 'r' im, ' im., 012'-D Inv Q' ' 0 M , Chris Qf I I Edward .. we v g , ff y Chris. Uur love and rt-spent goes to a wonderful son. Gull has blessed us in giving us a son who has high standards and morals. We love you clearly and wish you happiness and sut - Less in all your enrleavers. Love, Mom and Dad Amy 3 9 N 5 fb I ' N -1 UQ FD -ef' Jr -texas... , f l :iii We love ou very much and are so roud of ou, Don't ever lose your sense ot' humor Dear Amy, and your infectious laugh, they will mak,e your HL much happier. Love, Mom and Dad 5, - .ka Danny , 'Kg' .fav LYNN .MQ Bishop H ' :gs Danny, We are proud that you are our one and only son and brother. We love you very much. We wish you the best of luck in the future. Love, Mom and Dad, Traci and Crystal Charlona Regina Dalton 1 ' 'Wifi ' ei I . L ...Q ' ' , , Charlona, These words can't tell you how proud we are to have you for a daughter. Twelve years have been a longtime and sometimes hard, but honey, you've made it. You are a lovin' person, Most of all you have Iesus in your heart and you love your church. We thank Coll or you. Love, Mom and Dad N Teresa l Regina Bowen x Teresa, q The years have gone so fast since you first started sq hool twelve years ago, How am I to I et through the early mornings without you to growl at . . . hurry up . , . you're gonna lit- lhte . , , that outfit looks fine, don't change again . . . You are very prenious to me, Teresa, and your dad would be so proud of you, Lots of love, Marissa gi Kevin .i Wayne e . Hatfield L lil ,S ,.,, L tx s Son, We are very proud of you. We have seen you through the years of all your sport, and now you are grarluatin -. You have always had God in your life and we hope you always will. You have a great lllfe ahead of you. We know you are going to make a successful one. We thank God for you. Congratulations son. God bless you always. Love, Mom and Dad 'K f l i G i O Gina Q - y Dickenson 4 TKT' A' j, Q 'A ' ' sq . 5 A- .,.., ' 'Q cle' l li l.. ., Gina, We may not always see eye to eye, but I am very proud to have you as my daughter. May all your hopes and dreams come true. I love you very much. Love, Mom 'X K 3 'N Trfoy 'fl Kelley ff' I 1 , Troy, 'li We know that you have the potential to succeed. Go for it. ' Love, Dad and Mom K I -e-islam'-uv sewer'-img-Raef -edrim, . Y . if . mf -Z lf ' ..- 'fra-, if., 2.--.W ' tm, 'QW Q5 ,' 241 N., .1 -..., - .r f-W., - f -1- - ' f Jr., kr. V -., he Qi Terry Michael Q Wall To It-rry: You have tilled ottr hearts with endless happiness and we thank God for letting you be our son. We are proud of you. Remember to always seek Gorl's guidance and your life is sure to be suc't'esst'ttl. We love you and will always be here for you. Love, Mother and Dad Deanee Rutledge y Q Deanee, We are very proud ot' you. You have been a joy to us since the day you were born. Thank you for being so spec ial. We love you, Mom and Dad lana Lynn Surber We are ver proud of your accomplishments. You have gotten the most out of your sthool years Jecause you have put your most into them. We treasure the times we could share with you along the way, We know that you will always be willing to give it your best. Congratulations on a great step forward. Jana, Love, Mom and Dad t f i n t ra Sunday Byrum Sunday, Through the laughter and the tears, through the joys and the sorrows, we gave our love and you returned it. Through your smile we feel joy, through your tears we hurt, for you are a part of us. Use you talents and skills to brighten the world as you have brightened our lives. MFQ1 -4 '2,fJ'1'121 '2,-.j 2V vii-.f'Qf Yi Ienntfer f is 5 Diane Q' jones g f ,Q fy K . , i if . I lennifer, May the world return to you as much love and kindness as you have given it. And may the very best of the thin fs you want in life be yours. I love you very much and I am so pro- ud to be your mother, Thank you for the times when I could talk to you of situations in my life and you understood. Sometimes it seems like its you and me against the world but we always seem to come out winning, May you always be a winner! Love, Mom Brian Dean Brian, May the best which life has to offer be yours always. We are very proud of you and love you very much. Love, Dad, Mom, and Trevor Allen Seals Allen, Congratulations, you have reached a very important milestone in your life. You have been our pride and joy, and we wish for you success and happiness. May you depend on God to guide you in the many decisions you will need to make. Our prayers will always be with you. We love you, Mom and Dad .as we Richard is Aaron I , ,- Hoover L x. ' Aaron, I love you so much and l am very proud of you. We have been through a lot together and its been hard on us both. Thank you for being a good son, Always bet e best that you can be. Remember I will always be here for you. I love you. Mom Love, Mom and Dad - J - -J - I 17 ' I -T - I '-v f , ' ' 'WRI 5 ., .Shy ., . . J -4 ',V v .,u -f ' ' 4 1 l 242. ,.l AA -N... s e i z e , 1. .- , .. , .- 5442 5 ., - - .- -e Stacy Dalton Stun-, Love, Mom and Dad Karen Davis Karen, thought she could quit school after giving it a three-year trial. Your tears will return with the diploma you get, leaving a school and friends you won t forget. Congratulations, You made it and we are proud. Dad Mom, Tammy E. . A You're goingin the right direction, We're with you all the way, You kicked and screamed a lot. It seems only yesterday you were just a child who as I w e I f Renea 'i L-75 E5 . ffzseneff' , X g K . gem. -t K - . an Harrell ' if W K . ,.f,,-Q-ei his r: .S ,....,,. Renea, We are very proud of you on this, your graduation day. We love you and want the very best for you a ways. Continue to be happy and always be true to yourself. Love, Mom and Dad Kelly A fy Renea yf,, ll! ye, Curl Kell , Ydu've come a long way. We're proud of you, We love you very much, Mom and Dad Kelly, I just wanted to let you know that I couldn't ask for a better sister because you are the best, I love you! Chandra D. g Stanifer Chandra, I am very proud of you. Proud that you have lived a clean life. You have high moral values and that means alot intoday's world. You have a ood Christian boyfriend to help you too. You are doing what you have always wanted to :fo in becoming a nurse. For what you are, l'm proud to be your mother, I love you with all my heart, so does Bud. Love, Mom lonathan Rowlett lon, You have always been my pride and joy. You have been a light in my life in the darkness and a smile through my tears. I am very proud to have you as a son, Thank you for everything and most of all for bein you. I thank God for you in my life. Always remember my prayers, thoughts, and love willgalways be with you, May Cod et life always be kind to you. I wish you success, happiness, and inner peace, but most of all, I wish you love. Love, Kathy Love you, Mom .. K' A ' i f V I . eeree I ,L , Kathy . 5 ' . 1 jeff Dunston , g t Marti n i I S 5 if Kathy, jeff, Hats off to you! You have had some rough times, but you have worked hard, you have We don't say often enough how proud of you we are. We know you have the ability to hung in there and you have made Il! Of course you know it, but just for the record, we do and be anything you want, love you and are so proud ofyou! May God's best blessings be yours. We love you, Mom and Dad Dad, Mom, and the whole family fx. 7 K ,K , E ,i ,, A fe U' -- 1 -, 1-g 'Z , 1- 'Z -, Z- 1- 5 -, 1- 5- 1- 1 4 , 243 e, P ' im-, 11 ' if- L, M' ' if . . , P ' 2 ' 2- ., D ' 2' ., 5 5- 'T' 5 Winn , f W Michael Ann , David Weesner L Madon ,gg '4' Winnie, We're proud of you, Mike. Good luck in college. So wherever we are, there's always Pooh, There's always Pooh and Iusl. What would Ddfl and MOIH we do? we said to Pooh, If it wasn't for you, and Pooh said True, It isn't much fun for one, but lwel Can stick together, says Pooh, says he, That's how it is, says Pooh. - A. A, Milne V leffrey Robln .Qi Laymon Michelle e,tt if I Nester Gollahon 63 X - if 'af-Sf? I V ,iqliiif l fi? Ieff, Robin, You are still my one and only love of my life son, I am so very proud of you and the Daddy's little daughter has grown to be a lovely young lady. I am so-Proud' of you. decisions you have made for your life. In spite of all the many ups and downs, ioys and Thanks for bringing so much love and joy into our lives. May your life be fi led with love, sorrows, you have hung in there. Ma God bless you and kee His hand on you joy, and peacet at only God can give. throu wh ty: l'f Y p LOVE MOTU g ou cur le. , I love you, Mom W fl Brian Ton rey 31 Y M. . ll Long Ford Dear son, Dear son, h Words can nevsfrbexpress th: loveqwe have for you and the joy and happiness you have You have completed another path of discovery and we are proud oiyou, M d D d given us. May Co ess yout roug out your ie. OVE, Om Hn 3 Love always, Mom and Dad Brenda Allsa ,- ,.,,, ' 55552 iy- . yi . I-00 Q, I eses I t . Diane 5155 . 9 'HV 5, s. C00k tr a at L fl vt, Sanders ' g .,.: , ,,.,.f , g W' 1 R . . -1 'll 1-', ,I Ll rm .win Brenda, Alisa, I It seems like only yesterday you were a tiny four-pound baby. You are a very beautiful It's hard to realize the years have gone so fast and you're already a senior. You have girl. We love you very much. Always stay as you are today and you will make your Mom been such a blessing through these years. You've become a sweet, Chrrstran young lady and Dad very proud ofyou. You are the last ofour three to graduate from East. and I'm so groud of all you've accomplished. Remember to ask the Lord for guidance and Love, Mom and Dad never look ack on mistakes. I love you, Mother -Us - 'Q -1 ' 2- 11' 'z-. 2 za., 's 2 rev X l 244 Y . ' . f. fx. f-N.. ,1. , ' I Cindy , ,J,. Hartman Cindy, We don't really know why God saw fit lo give us a dau 'hter 1sfant1stic as you, but we thank Ilim ever day for all the hrppiness and cheer ou ave brought to our lives. Con- gratulations on yeini., Homecoming Queen, Maybe t is was God's way of crowning our queen. You have everything it takes to fulfill all your dreams. Now, go for it, babe!! lust remember wi-'re behind you and will be there anytime you need us. We love you, Mom and Dad La Donna n s , , FQY9 y1,yee. Murrah A f La Donna, You have always been such a ham. You know how your dad and I feel ibout you. e have always told you you can be wh itever you want to be. So, go for it with all our ove and best wishes for your bright tuture. We love you. Mom and D rd 'Id ,A - 1 - z z -- 5 -- z -n 1 -- 1 -H ' f i D I .' if tr' L I -4 E A Q Q ff, , X 'T ,YM it ,gg 1 r' S E it 'WA Q Q 9 Xi M sf X' My s J M A 3 , ' 5 'Q 1: l Q ai. ie . 3' . Q' s ' ' in 1 . . W , y , . yn K , . I I . XF 7 Michael Whitt Mike, I wish you all the happiness and fulfillment in the future. I know that you can succeed in whatever you choose to do, Remember, I love you. Mom 'iifirs i ' i f e. . :I et . as r w i I t 'Sa R 'W Presley 4 l4 ' .1 -5 an u N L l 3' Y I i Lisa, We are very proud of you, We wish you a happy and successful future. We love you. Mom and Dad Brad ' R' Stephen Lindsey um f . y y .IisYk fiL , A Brad, As ou graduate you have reached an important plateau of life for which we are very prourl Many new challenges awail you, but we are sure you will grow with each. Remember, life's battles don'l always go to the stronger, faster, or smarter, but often to the one who thinks he can. We love you, Mom and Dad 5 I i Elizabeth it Anne Elkins Beth, Throughout all the years of your life, you've been so precious to us, You were unique as a child and we're sure you will be an outstanding adult. We thank God that you were ours to love and care for as you grew. Now thal you'ye grown into a beautiful and talented lady we will share in you success and take pride in you as a very special person, Good luck in all that you do. Our love and support will always be with you, We love you, Lorrie and Mom '- 4 1 , -'- 1 -, - 1 - 've 1 - 'W ei Martha Freels b,i,Wyi3E 5. . , Martha, Since the day you arrived, you have been a roy and a blessing, not only for your parents and brothers, but for all who have known you. May you continue this throughout your life with much happiness along the way. Love always, Mom and Dad 9 Charles R. Byerley Chuck, Go ahead son, climb that mountain. Always hold on to that dream, you can do it. We believe in you. We love you, Mom and Dad v f-. 4' f-NM., N 'NUI' I -I 'L'-, J' ' 'I' J' ' J' J' - v-L 245 Sl-2 fray, -.gif -4 - r 7.2, - 5 -I. '- 2 .. ' 2 f-.. 5 -.. '- 5 -- - 2 l Lux, jr. N, .' . . 4 Melissa Ann Gibbs Melissa, The time has arrived when you'Il get to really start accomplishing your life's goals. We're very proud of you and love you. We hope everything you plan and work for will be yours. Love, Mom and Dad . r ' , ' B d f . L ren 3 '- . .- -.1 .M 4 A, ew uf? , Lee . 41- , A , ,X ..,,,, 1 M I, ' V I I , To the best sister in the world: Brenda, we have always been close and I know we will continue to grow closer in the future. Congratulations on graduating from high school. You have a great life ahead ofyou and I hope you make the best of it. Keep your great smile and wonderful personality and you will go ar in life, and remember, you will always be my best friend. Love, Mary Dale jennifer Ann Whittaker jennifer, We are extremely proud that ou are our daughter. You have always been an excep- tionally sweet child, Now as you lbce adulthood we ask that you maintain your high moral standards and continue to make God the center of your life and in doing so you will find strength to accomplish any goals you set for yourselfand to help in times of adversity, Love, Mom and Dad jason i,. I 'il A M. ,,, s Carter t ' ' ls, . 'L jason, Two roads diverge in a yellow wood And it matters not which one you tread, For God's most precious gift is life Not one's choice of turns - left or right. So it's in your love, beliefs, and thanks That you let your light so shine to all The road's but a means to achiev- Lisa Wolford L Dear Lisa, We wish you had gotten over being so bashful. Love, Mom and Dad 3 'ii ' 'ii g Lawrence fy Franklin ti . Slew i , Hartman lr. Larry, When just learning to walk you were always close behind me to watch me ifl fell. When l grew older you were still there, although in a different way, to catch me ifl fell, to pick me up, to dust me off and to give me a special push along the way. You are not only a brother but a friend. You have made me proud to answer yes when asked ls Larry your brother? I love you, Larry. Cindy Lisa Arwood Lisa, We love and respect a daughter who has always made us proud. We know that you will succeed in whatever you do. Love, Mother and Dad Michael Ray Coffey We watched ou with much excitement as you have grown from birth to a veryfdeter- mined and brig t young man, Some special things that we have enjoyed watc ing so much is your love for Amison, model cars and airplanes, Dungeons and Dra ons, books Michael, li ing your call. Love, Mom and Dad by the hundreds, computers, science fiction, the phenomena of Bill Whetsell and this is just the beginning. You are a unique person and we love you. We don't know what to ex- pect from you next. You are standing on the threshold of an exciting adventure. The next step is yours, Y Y Y Y Mom and Dad ,-.Q - . gtg' - ,Z-F' - S f..,,, .SVN 2 7-1 ' . 4 r X 246 :KSN 'WQNQQIU simian I2 murals X :Xalan xnxx: annum annum: wanna ,imma naman Hams Nunn mammal Xuan iXQlQ :Immun -mumps: v ----:annum Q Q ,ww 'A -Sw? Quinn! Skid! ESQ!! HKU Oil! iii H113 X11 SKK! QQXC Hit ibut! KX Qi! ii iii Xl! iii NYY! iii Q11 Ki! ll? 'W f 'itz 12.-'E xi, Xl Q1 B an X an in than . msn K ix X . I. :Q L dig' , 3 Wx .aim was , M '4 M M. M W .A nv .5 R -an w. , ' Q Y in ' , , , .i , ,F7.,, n a, HN Q . 5,719 Ns- .,. 2 . 9 V' 'Q Q, f .3-' x k w W . . . Qi ,, 'H ,ya - .V , , , N af ,M ,N 91,1 5 9 5' A 4 -ww.: f, 4, vp 4 1 1 'UZ 4. 5 , y 9 ., Q W, www f Q a Q 1' 1 ff-Q F is Jw 4 25 Aarons, Deborah Lynn, 995 Cedar Creek Rep. 2, Bull, Ronnie Lynn, Newcut Rd. Morristown Burglin, lohn Steven, Son of Shin one Rd., Morristown, Reporter 2, Secretary 3. Son of Grant and 1866 TN Track 2 Yrs F Ballard. 5951 2nd North St., of Leonard and Carol TN. VICA 2, 3, presi- Son of Ray and TN. Football 1 Son of Ivan and 1 505 of Mr: and Mrs. Daniel Bishop. 2315 TN. ROTC 1. Rt 2 Box 205 Whitesburg and Claude Cunn- TN. F.l7.A. 1, 2. Mrs. Lddie Curl. trttr TO.E.C. l 3, Office Son of Mr intl Mrs. Upton Ralph Lane Morristown, 1 N, Cross Coun- .3, Ctptain 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, of Ronald and Della Son of Curtis and Ruby Dalton. Lonnie stown, TN. Golf 1, 2, 'l, All-District 3, Il Allcn, Son of Max and Betty Dalton. 4461 Drive, Morristown, TN. Iodustria Arts Club 1, 2, Son of Shirley Miser. 1290 Arden Lane, Mor- Davis, 2 472 lagle Trail, and Football 1, 2, fl, 4, M.V.P. lootball, l.l.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Davis. 4108 Key Club 1, French Club Daughter of loe and l.inda Davis. 2184 TN F.H.A. 1, Bookstore Assistant. of Mr. and Mrs. lerry Davis. 2121 H.O.S.A. I, 2, S, 4, Secretary 4. Davis, Whites Davis. 1596 Meadowlane Creek, 4016 Fish Hatchery tlomeroom Rep. 1, Daughter ofll-'eggy and Edward Dean. Whttesburg, T . Basketball, Interact, Cecil and Zora Blizzard, Hoi Bowen. 2724 2, 3, Anchor 3, Collins, Shannon Duane lins. Shannon lt. Mt. Rd lootball 1, 2, 3, 4, Coaches Sports Staff 4, l'.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, teract 2, 5, 4, Class Rep. 3, Boyd 2971 Concert Interact 3, Assistant 4, Boyle, William Scott, Son North St., Morristown, TN. 0 . Neil Aide 4. Chaplain 4: Science 4, Chaplain 4, A.l.A.S.A. 2, Outstanding German Ac dent of Interact District 678 4, Conce an Dolls 3, Office Assistant 4, Who's Who 4. , i 4151 Mrs lohim L. Cook. 3, Most Re- Conference 2, 3, 4, Senior Rep. of Roy and Nadine Court- and lane Cox. 1119 Bacon Ln., of Patricia Creech and Rubin Ave., Morristown, TN. Hur- 3, 4, Anchor 3, 4, Quill and Beta 3, 4, Key 3, 4, Iunior St. Clair Road, 4, Basketball I, Ernest Derry. Ernest Derr . Student Clulb 3, 4, Project 4, Library Dickenson, Gina Michelle, Daughter of Barbara Dickenson. 3670 Halifax Circle, Morristown, and Bill Dickenson, Rt. 2, Box 356, Bean Station, TN. N.A.H.S. 2, 3, 4. Donaldson, Lewis, Son of Wanda Wardsworth. 1004 l.loyd Street, Morristown, TN. Dotson, Don MackArthur, Son of Richard Dotson and Mary Ann Dotson. 3888 Old Kentucky Rd., Morristown, TN. Agriculture l, 2, 'l, 4. Drinnon, Rhonda lcanette, Dauighter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drinnon. 7272 last A. 1. Hwy., W titesburg, 1 N. German 'lg An- chor Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, li, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Vice President 4, '1'.S.S.B.D.A. 2, 3, All Last Band Clinic 4, l ibrary Aide 4, Who's Who 4. Dunston, Kathleen Dianne, Daughter of Gary and Diane Dunston. 2994 Canter Drive, Morristown, TN. Georgia Cumberland Academy, Georgia Choir in Georgia. -ur-,..., ., 4 Qgn QM if NP 'Glam-, Ph 31 rub g fr wir! 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