Mount de Sales High School - Salesian Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

1985 salesian M D 5 1985 Salesian Mount de Sales High School Macon, Georgia Volume 30 IT’S GREAT TO BE A CAVALIER! qi = To be part of the Mt. de Sales student body is to experience a certain something, not easily defined, but a definite knowledge that we are all part of something very special. It begins with tradition. MDS has produced more than its share of champion- ship teams over the years, but the Cavalier spirit goes deeper than victories and region titles; it reaches into the heart, where the values of competition, honest effort, and valiant sportsmanship are formed. It is characterized by a positive attitude which does not easily accept defeat. It is demonstrated when we applaud our classmates for their achievements, when we turn out in the parking lot to send our softball team off to the state playoffs, and when we listen in silence when one of our own speaks of his love for MDS and its people. senior Superlatives Be Reggie Howard (left) and Alan Hill, recipients of commenda- tions from the National Achievement Association. Mt. de Sales has two National Merit Scholars in the Class of '85. Shown with their Guidance Counselor, Mr. Jim Ray (center) are Carl Joiner (left) and Chris Rouse. Carli Joiner (right) achieved the highest composite SAT score in the Class of '85, and was chosen MDS’ STAR Student. He is pictured here chatting with his STAR Teacher, Coach Mike Garvin. Seniors of the Month, representing MDS in the city-wide program sponsored by the Macon Exchange club (left to right): Kelly Clark (March), Chandler Park (November): Reggie Howard (February), Michael Taylor (December), Michael Garvin (January) and Cari Joiner (October). Chandler Park (left) and Debbie Epps received commendations from the National Merit Scholar- ship Corporation. “The Best and The Brightest’ 5 Friends and Neighbors Every year, we have visi- tors who come to speak to us, talk with us, instruct us, and just share a day or two. Sometimes we forget who they are and why they were here. On these two pages are pictured those who were our friends and neighbors in 1984-1985. yy tk At the beginning of the Advent season, we attended an assembly which helped increase our awareness of the “holy days’’ which awaited us. On hand to speak were Reverend Roy Dial, pastor of Cross Keys United Methodist Church, Mrs. Carolyn Garvin, who chairs the MDS Religion Department, Father John Kenneally, pastor of Holy Spirit Catholic Church, and Rabbi Ronald Goldstein of Temple Beth Israel. A longtim e friend of MDS, Father John Cuddy of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, is pictured here giving the traditional blessing to Shannon Powell of the Class of For the second year in a row, Sister Jeremy Daigler, R.S.M. visited MDS in her role as Vocations ‘85, on Moving-Up Day, 1984. Director for the Sisters of Mercy, Province of Baltimore. She spoke to New Testament classes in Rose Place, describing the vocations of the Sisters of Mercy. Pictured with Sister Jeremy are 6 Friends Neighbors sophomores Donna Mahoney (left) and Ken Garvin. obb a be : bearci- Brendan Martin, '84, spentitwo days working in the th, brought t : ac : . Guidance Office in January. Brendan is currently in his ly season ace. froghmnes year as La Father Mike Roverse celebra 98 Yeseon Ai Saints the priesthood in September. | : —— , — The Reagan Landslide On November 6, 1984, the Mt. de Sales Student Body voted to re-elect President Ronald Reagan. Students chose Reagan by a margin of almost 2 to 1, and in the modified Electoral College, Mr. Reagan scored a clean sweep, defeating Democrat Walter Mondale 538 - 0. + . weems ee s 3] ———— etn fem a Senior Foreign Relations student Reggie Howard spoke for Walter Mondale ... s,s = ‘on Ses er and Joe Union presented the colors at the political rally on Thursday,.No —— a vember 1. —— ? Eighth grade Georgia History students conducted voter registration during lunch periods. Coach Tony Pierce (in background at upper right) coordinated the voter registration process. . while his classmate, Chris Kinnas, extolled the virtues of the Freshman Mark Hughes casts his ballot on Election Day. Reagan-Bush ticket. Development - A Lifeline to the Future Since 1979, when the MDS Development Pro- gram was begun, the Board of Trustees has approved the purchase of several pieces of property adjacent to our campus. The pur- pose of these acquisitions is to provide future genera- tions of MDS students with enough space and facilities to continue our tradition of excellence. Since the program was begun, pieces of property have been purchased, two homes have been convert- ed to classrooms, and our campus has been expand- ed and beautified to better meet the needs of the MDS community. When Father John Cuddy (at right) comes to teach our seniors, he visits them in their own classroom building, Hamlet Hall. The building was purchased in September, 1983. Interior renovation and exterior beautification were performed during the summer of ‘84. Rose Place was purchased in September, 1980 and first dedicated to classroom use in August, 1983. Its small classrooms and quiet atmosphere make it perfect for religion classes; in fact, all of our sophomore religion students, and some of our juniors, have studied in Rose Place during the last two years. Pictured here in the “prayer room” are, left to right: Kim McDaniel, Mary Catherine Johnson, Alyse Eichin, and Cooper Cook. Mount de Sales continues to offer a superior education to the Catholic community of Macon and its environs, but if de Sales is to be able to do so into the future, her alumni, alumnae, and friends have a special role to play in securing the financial future of this important educational resource. The Annual Giving Campaign offers the means to accomplish these ends. If every de Sales graduate, and every friend of our school will participate by becoming an Annual Giver, our future will be secure for the next hundred years. Another first: For the first time ever, MDS has two students enrolled whose parents both graduated from Mt. de Sales. Pictured, left to right, are Mr. Bill Harris, '68, Shannon Harris, '89, and Stephanie Harris, '88. Not pictured is their mother, the former Sheila Lamb, '68. How many schools can claim that all the members of an entire family are present on its campus every day? Mt. de Sales can; the Garvin family has both parents on the faculty and all three sons in the student body. Pictured, left to right, are Mrs. Carolyn Garvin, who chairs our Religion Department, Matt, a current freshman, Michael, a graduat- ing senior, Rob, a sophomore, and Coach Mike Garvin, chairman of the Math Deparment, and MDS Athletic Director. ye iaaae Won’t you join the Annual Giving Campaign? Winners Mary Lou Retton Clara Peller Carl Lewis Meryl Streep Ronald Reagan The U. S. economy Bill Curry David Letterman Bill Murray The Wave Ghostbusters Princess Diana Doug Flutie Martina Navratilova The Detroit Tigers Duran Duran Ted Turner Dan Marino Bruce Sutter Caspar Weinberger Cabbage Patch Kids Dale Murphy Jesse Jackson Jose Napoleon Duarte Michael Jordan Michael Jackson The Statue of Liberty 1 I-lereleres- | Rle)slamm 8 -)(e) 4-5-4) William Schroeder Fatal Vision Prince John Henry Trivial Pursuit 12 The Year That Was The XXIII Olympiad Steve Lundquist © Peter Ueberroth eT-te- lel in| -1ae- lee) Rajiv Ghandi The space shuttles Stephen King William Kennedy Mt. de Sales Cavaliers Baby Fae The Year That Was Losers Vanessa Williams The Atlanta Falcons Walter Mondale Bowie Kuhn Bob Horner Glitter Mary Decker Union Carbide Christina Ferrare Stacy Keach The Dallas Cowboys U. S. Olympic hockey team Elizabeth Taylor The University of Florida Charley Pell Elliott Gould New Orleans World’s Fair Reverend Sun Myung Moon Boy George Howard Cosell Bert Lance Video games Valley Girls la] 0)-) am BYe) |) Monday Night Football Senator Charles Percy Superman Iil The Ku Klux Klan The Chicago Cubs India Goodbye Richard Burton, 58 Truman Capote, 59 Yuri Andropov, 69 Marvin Gaye, 44 David Kennedy, 28 James Mason, 75 Count Basie, 79 James Fixx, 52 Tateli¢- WECT-lale]a] Mmmole) Baby Fae, 32 days lJ o =— = o lal = © o SF al = = a at a ao o a = o ad oo Board of Trustees Dr. Charlies ne | (left), Chairman of the Mount de Sales. Board of Trustees, and Sister Mary Fidelis Barragan, R. S. M., President of the Board. . Sr. Mary Jogues Smith, R. S. M Pictured here at the Faculty-Board Christmas social is Dr. James Cassidy, Chairman of the Nominating Committee and Parliamentarian of the Board of Trustees. ‘a - pt ; Pr Wee's il. Ry 2a os a oe an 8 The Board of Trustees of Mount de Sales Academy, Inc., is the policy-making body responsible for the operation of our school. Members of the Board serve a three year term of office, which is renewable for a second term. These trustees provide the leadership which enables MDS to main- tain its reputation for excel- lence in education. Reverend William Hurdle (Nominating Committee) and Sr. .� Personnel Committee: Sr. Lourdes Sheehan, R. S. M. (Committee Chairperson and Ms. Maureen Walker. Mary Michelle Carroll, R. S. M., Chairperson of the Sponsors ' - Committee. ¢ hristopher Rouse, Executive Secretary - and Mrs. Jan Manning; Recording Secretary. Dear Seniors: Looking back ... to the day when 38 of you entered Mt. de Sales in the 8th grade, | remember your sense of anticipation, of wonderment, of fear, and of joy. Since the prevailing spirit of a high school class is evident in its 8th graders, | look to them as indicators of things to come. Thus, | knew from their entrance in August, 1980, that we had a class more alive - the Class of '85. You elected Michael Garvin, John Griffin, and Cathy Bomberger to lead you that year and your class was known for strong academics and enthusiasm for your school as you out-yelled that big 9th grade ahead of you. Then came your 9th grade. You doubled in size and doubled in spirit. Never do | remember so much green evident on campus. (Maybe that's why we were inspired to change the external trim of our school from turquoise blue to forest green!) Your enthusiasm was contagious! | remember that this was the year of the Sesquicentennial celebration of the Sisters of Mercy. Mayor Israel proclaimed Mercy Day in Macon, September 24, 1981, in tribute to the years of dedication and caring that have characterized Mercy's presence here. The Heritage Room was opened containing photographs, narratives, and memorabilia telling the story of our first 100 years at MDS. Remember, we fielded our first soccer team this year. (They won their only game.) You elected Reggie Howard, Gwen Walton, Chris Edwards and Michael Garvin to lead your freshman class - and lead they did in an outstanding corporate effort. Many firsts were yours: first in the publications drive, first in Homecoming (with your cast of hundreds), first in pep rally spirit, first on fun night, first in the hearts of your teachers, and first to one another. | remember thinking: “Won't it be a good year when these are our senior leaders?” Remember your sophomore year? The year of the wise ones? Under the leadership of Michael Taylor, Reggie Howard, Kelly Clark, and Patrick Nuttall you had a memorable year. You still dominated the honor rolls with a larger percentage of sophomores on honors than any other class in the school. Father Bede retired and Mr. Chester Pierce became financial manager. Mr. Ray left classroom instruction and became full time guidance counselor. Drama produced Evita and Queens of France as two sophomores starred. DeSales sponsored its first Debate Team and seven of your classmates were important to its success in winning the region championship. My, we were proud, as was Sr. Grace Marie. Your service to the school was varied and extensive, including: 9 library assistants, 1 liturgical guitarist, 4 cheerleaders, 6 track runners, 4 tennis players (including 4-time state champion Laura Nelson), 2 golfers (including Low Medalist Lee Gerdes), 12 football players (7 varsity, 5 B-Team), 5 baseball players (1 varsity, 4 B-Team), 16 basketballers (2 girls, 14 boys), and the top fundraiser for Publications - Kevin Winn. In this 1982-83 school year, we thrilled with Princess Di and Prince Charles in the birth of Prince William, we grieved at the Tylenol tragedy, we viewed the final episode of M A S H, we boosted Herschel for the Heisman, and we watched as E.T. surpassed Star Wars at the box office. The year of wisdom! As you grew in wisdom, age and grace, your junior year dawned. Uppermost in your minds, | am sure, was the junior-senior prom and your major responsibility in executing this annual social highlight. You chose Reggie, Chris Edwards, Kelly and Michael Taylor to set your direction. This year, Mary Beth Carpenter was the top fundraiser for Publications, and we won region championships in softball, football, boys’ and girls’ basketball, baseball, and drama (The Murder of Lidice). Our first competitive math team was strengthened by six juniors. You remember that two young Sisters of Mercy joined our faculty (one, Sister Pat, is still with us) and Mrs. Manning became important to you as school secretary. | remember your faces when you first viewed the new trapezoid sodded, planted, and beautiful. Rose Place became a classroom, computers abounded, and we went western at homecoming with the theme, ‘‘Homecoming on the Range.” All of this activity climaxed in the beauty of “New York, New York ; thanks to you, a splendid time was had by all. The year ended in late May when, at Mass on Moving-Up Day, your dream came true as you assumed the leadership of the school - our seniors. Appropriately, the theme of that Mass was “Growing Together for All to See. | said to you that day, and | repeat it to you today, ‘| have looked forward to the day when you would be our seniors for | have watched you grow to maturity in academics, in spiritual vision, and in dynamic school spirit.” Thus dawned your senior year, this year, one characterized by the smoothest beginning in recent times. With you as role models, with an expanded campus beautifully landscaped and an impressive wrought iron gate joining our two open, seated areas, with Hamlet Hall just for seniors, with Rose Place redecorated and utilized on a full time basis, with an expanded curriculum, we began this good year. | knew you liked the new open spaces on campus when | overheard one of you ask as you headed toward the gym for an assembly, ‘Can we cut through the gate?” Our three new faculty members, Sister Regina, Miss Carter, and Mr. Tony Pierce, were not completely new to us for they had been with us on a part-time basis last year, so they blended quickly with our dedicated, returning staff. With this kind of leadership, faculty and seniors, it was inevitable that 1984-1985 be extraordinary. Extraordinary - was Mercy Day, a day of joy and gratitude expressed by students to the Sisters of Mercy whom you honored in such nice ways: an inspiring Mass, words of petition to God for us, words of love spoken to each of us throughout the day; a pervading happiness umbrellaed the campus that day. I'll always remember it - your last Mercy Day with us. Extraordinary - Homecoming! Your slumber party skit presenting the candidates for queen was hilarious and well performed by 10 senior “hams”. The school tingled with excitement in competitions and in anticipation of the crowning of Queen Holly. Extraordinary - the Science Team, composed of four of your classmates and one junior, travelled to Americus and brought home the 1st place trophy, triumphing over all 30 schools present there. Extraordinary - Election Week. Remember the rally as Carl Joiner, Reggie Howard and Chris Kinnas challenged us all to consider the issues and to go to the polls. Was it the issues or the TV camera that charged us most? What spirit! Extraordinary - the last home football game. Remember the scoreboard, 31-0, MDS over Flint River. Remember the wonderful Sacred Heart School band - that big sound - with a halftime routine that paid double honor to our region champion senior softball and football players and their parents? Remember the card and towel routines of our new Pep Club, that Pep Club eminently successful because of your leadership and your membership? | will always be grateful to you and Mrs. Timms for this contribution to MDS. Extraordinary - our four returning debaters: Carl, Jennifer, Gautam, and Lewis, with their new Coach Tate. Extraordinary - the Thanksgiving Liturgy - so happy, so reverent. Remember? Father Cuddy said, “You were truly inspiring.” Extraordinary - the chosen editor of this yearbook, Chandler Park, who invited me to reminisce with you. Let us look back fondly, but only briefly, for we now turn our eyes to tomorrow. Life holds unique challenges and blessings for you. You are already blessed with intelligence and a good Catholic education; you are blessed with goodness and a generosity of grace; you are blessed with good health and an abundance of the fruits of the earth; you are blessed with personality and good friends; you are blessed with parents and teachers who love and support you as you face your tomorrows. We will always remember you affectionately. Yes, it was a VERY good year, this year with each of you as our seniors. na Sincerely and gratefully, Coach Chester Pierce Assistant Principal Financial Manager; American History Years of Service to MDS: 11 Diversions: Outdoor sports, family activities Quote: ‘A little work, a little play To keep us going - and so, good-day.”’ Mr. Jim Ray Guidance Counselor Years of Service to MDS: 11 Diversions: Scuba diving, movies Quote: ‘Don’t forget your deadlines!”’ . Coach Mike Garvin Calculus, Computer Math, Marriage Service: 17 years Diversions: Computer programming, ‘‘my back deck’’ Quote: ‘That which we are we are one heroic heart, made weak by time and fate; one strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, but not to yield.” . Mrs. Mary Frances Peery Speech Writing, Typing Service: 4 years Diversions: Tennis, gardening Quote: ‘Neither a borrower nor a lender be.” . Mrs. Sandra Tate English Il, Writing Service: 5 years Diversions: Reading, travelling Quote: ‘‘Would you like to elaborate on that, please?”’ . Mrs. Judy Godfrey Biology, Advanced Biology Service: 2 years Diversions: Stained-glass making, jogging . ms Quote: ‘Any minimum criteria set will be the maximum value used.’ . Mrs. Mary Boyd Study Class Moderator Service: 3 years Diversions: Reading, sewing, restoring old furniture Quote: ‘Please take all of your belongings ...' . Mr. Ken Hutnick Algebra Il Service: 6 years Diversions: Bicycling Quote: ‘“‘Life is a word problem!” | ) | We Faculty 21 � l] Wy | 1. Mrs. Jan Manning Assistant to the Administrator Service: 2 2 years Diversions: Bowling Quote: ‘Thank heavens for the computer!’ . Mrs. Carolyn Garvin Old Testament, Marriage Service: 11 2 years Diversions: Reading, ‘especially spy novels’ Quote: “If of your worldly goods you are bereft, And to you two loaves are left, Sell one, and with the dole, Buy some hyacinths and feed your soul.”’ . Mr. Michael Vullo Art History, English Ill Service: 9 years Diversions: Watching films Quote: ‘‘No last minute studying, please.”’ 1. Mrs. Jean Brown English | Service: 2 years Diversions: Reading, family activities Quote: ‘‘Limits exist only in your mind.” . Mrs. Charlotte Mason Algebra Ill Trig., Math IV Service: 4 years Diversions: Jogging, inventing new recipes Quote: ‘Work is love made visible.” . Mr. Ron McLachlan Chemistry, Physics, Electronics Service: 13 years Diversions: Motorcycling, handball, movies Quote: “A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices.’ 1. Mrs. Brenda Timms Algebra |, Computer Math Service: 2 years Diversions: Cross-stitching, the beach at Panama City Quote: “To handle yourself, use your head, To handle others, use your heart.”’ . Mrs. Jane Claxton English 8, Literature 8 Service: 4 years Diversions: Mystery novels, cross-stitching Quote: ‘‘Get your fire hazards out of the aisle.”’ . Coach Robert Slocum Physical Education Health Service: 7 years Diversions: Outdoor sports Quote: ‘No man is beaten till he gives in; Hard luck can’t stand a cheerful grin.”’ ; pe pr Shh . ’ f : } ‘ ' ] : = ras RE A ce yeisit! Sa Cone NOVEMBER zw 5 7 4 n v 4 . Mrs. Madge Knott Librarian Service: 12 years Diversions: Reading, needlework Quote: ‘‘Are the green cards right?’’ . Sr. Regina Werntz, R. S. M. Church History, New Testament Service: First year Diversions: Piano, composing music Quote: “Thou has made us for thyself, O Lord, And our hearts are restless Until they rest in thee.”’ . Coach Randy Davis American History, Psychology Service: 5 years Diversions: Golf, pop music Quote: ‘Stop making sense.’’ 1. Mrs. Debra Jarvis Chemistry, Physical Science, Statistics Service: 2 years Diversions: Shopping, reading Quote: ‘People don’t care how much you know until they Know how much you Care.” . Mr. Kevin Dockrell American Government, Church History, Contemporary America, Foreign Relations Service: 5 years Diversions: Photography, softball, writing Quote: ‘‘Men and women are biological facts; citizens are works of political art.” . Miss Theresa Carter French 1, Il, Ill, 1V Service: First year Diversions: Swimming, listening to music Quote: ‘‘C’est la vie!’’ 1. Sr. Helen McCreary, R. S. M. Human Awareness, World History Service: 12 years Diversions: Sight-seeing, vacationing near the water Quote: ‘The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement.” . Mrs. Jackie Fry Spanish |, Il, Ill, IV Service: 5 years Diversions: Antique-shopping, letter-writing Quote: ‘Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.” . Sr. Grace Marie, R. S. M. English IV, Honors English Service: 15 years Diversions: Reading, travelling to places of historical or literary interest Quote: ‘‘Wipe your feet; pick up a leaf...” . Mrs. Beth Grovenstein Geometry Service: 4 years Diversions: Cross-stitching, reading Quote: ‘There are no problems, only challenges.” . Sr. Pat Coward, R. S. M. Physical Education Health Service: 2 years Diversions: Music, the beach Quote: ‘‘Hold fast to dreams - for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly.” . Coach Tony Pierce Georgia History, Physical Education Health Service: First year Diversions: Fishing, softball, family activities Quote: ‘‘All right, let's go, let's go!’’ 28 Faculty Looking back ... Our lives have changed in so many ways. We have grown physically, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually. As our years at MDS come to an end, perhaps for a moment we can recall the vast amounts of knowledge and experience which we have learned. If we were to ask ourselves, ‘‘What have | learned; what have | gained in my years here,’’ the answer would be found in the hearts and minds of those dedicated and caring people who have taught us. It would be found in the personal sacrifices made by each, who so often go unthanked. It would be found in the words of the novelist Pat Conroy, who wrote of his own teachers in the best-selling novel, The Lords of Discipline: “Ordinary teachers do not touch me; the great ones never leave me. They ride with me during all my days, and | pass on to others what they have imparted to me. | exchange their handy gifts with strangers on trains, and | pretend that the gifts are mine . . . Great teachers encourage me to steal from them, and when | do, | know that they delight in my larceny.”’ Teachers, then, are gift-givers, and one of their gifts is knowledge. They have shown us the ancient myths of Greece, the tragedies of Shakespeare, the short stories of Poe and Twain. They have made us aware of the great analytical thinkers - Pythagorus, Descartes, Euclid - and they have shown us the simple beauty of circles, sizes and shapes. In their classes, we have glimpsed cells, molecules and atoms; we have come to know the great thinkers: Lincoln, Plato, Aquinas, and Darwin; Newton, Galileo, Copernicus, and Christ. We've received more from our teachers than just knowledge. We have learned the value of sacrifice. We have learned to accept responsibility for ourselves, our school, our work and the people we love. We have learned to respect others despite the differences which exist between us; we have learned that our way isn’t the only way. We have learned our own set of values; we have formed our own code of morality. And yet, there is even more that we've learned: to take pride and to rejoice in our victories, and to accept our defeats with dignity and grace, to make and keep friends, to love. As we leave MDS, we take these many gifts with us. We'll show them off, and take pride in them. And if we are wise, we will take these gifts and pass them on to others. In doing so, we will commemorate the unselfish men and women who first gave them to us. Laura Shaker Michael Garvin YOU WILL BE MY PEOPLE AND | WILL A | a i 4 ie Gh RF “—— - oa ? i Holy oanith Me fob Ml Cosrrer tendon yh a Dale Renee Barfield y Senior Class Officers (clockwise, from lower left): Kelly Clark (Vice-President), Michael Taylor Holst Clay Beall Ill (President), Michael Garvin (Secretary), Alan Hill (Treasurer). _ ™ Robert Clinton Beeland, Jr. Alan Eugene Bell Daniel Walter Bish Ill 4 Seniors Ramona Monique Booie Laura Marie Cafiso Chris Kinnas diagrams the infamous “Cobra Clutch.” Philip Manley Brown Sheila Diane Brown 4 David Scott Canady Mary Elizabeth Carpenter Seniors 35 Brenda Kay Carter Robert Lawson Chambless Christine Marie Dattilo Dana Michelle Day John Winfred Devenney 36 Seniors “Hold on loosely, but don't let go ... ’ Trevor Patrick Dickson Van Baker Ellison Is Ramona studying hard, or hardly studying? Sarah Ellen Donner Debra Ann Epps We admire many differ- ent men and women as our heroes and heroines. Most frequently mentioned by members of the Senior Class were their parents, and Jesus Christ. Two prominent Amer- icans from the 1960's were also mentioned - President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Among the other persons listed were Alan Alda, Ghan- di, Senator San Nunn, St. Stephen, Princess Diana, and Baby Fae. Christopher Shepard Edwards Theodora Lucille Erickson William Martin Felton Il Seniors 37 Stephen Gregg Fitzgibbons Brian Cole Frankum Mitzi Michelle Freville Prince is our overwhelm- ing choice for favorite record- ing artist; he received 5 times more votes than any other performer. Also frequently named were Bruce Spring- steen, The Cars, ZZ Top, Michael Jackson, and Hank Williams, Jr. We are a varied class, though; also receiving votes were Cindi Lauper, Van Halen, Lionel Richie, The Police, Bob Seger, The Thompson Twins, Billy Joel and The Surf Punks. Michael Joseph Garvin II Jarome Emile Gautreaux These six seniors competed in the Century Ill Leadership Scholarship program (left to right): Nancy Kenneth Lee Gerdes, Jr. Halutick, Chris Edwards, Chandler Park, Reggie Howard, Jennifer Koski (MDS winner) and Debbie Epps. Brian Keith Giffin Edward Eugene Hamilton Alan Stanley Hill John Warren Griffin “Raise your hands if you're sure!’’ Nancy Ann Halutick Carmen Dianne Herndon We love to go to the movies, and our favorites indicate that we like lots of different kinds of films. Our overall favorite was The Terminator, followed closely by Prince's Purple Rain. Also frequently men- tioned were Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Risky Business, and Animal House, which was prominently fea- tured in our Homecoming skit. Seniors 39 - Tami Lynn Hilliard Sara Suzanne Hunnicutt Maria Lynn Kimball 40 Seniors Bryan Thomas Hinson William Carl Joiner, Jr. Reginald Maurice Howard When asked about our favorite school subjects, we mirrored the national consen- sus, listing Calculus as our favorite single course. Almost as many of us_ liked Psychology, with Biology running a close third. After those three, our other favor- ites include Marriage, Com- puter Math, P.E., Physics, French and Spanish, English, Foreign Relations, and Typing. “Where, oh where, are you tonight? Why did you leave me here all alone?” Ronald Chris Kinnas, Jr. Like most people, we watch a lot of television, and we enjoy M A S H more than any other single program. Among the more current programs, we favor Scott Baio on Charles in Charge, followed closely by Cheers, Family Ties, the prime-time soap opera Dynasty, and the afternoon soap, The Guiding Light. Randall Dean Kitchens Jennifer Rose Koski Amy Lauren Layfield Juan Carlos Lee Seniors 41 “Look at that bodacious set of hubcaps on Daisy's Jeep!’ Janet Ray Lockary Lizabeth June Lowe -—— Pox : — nS ee ee = - {OSA SS ee ee o Is it any wonder that Tripp listed Jack Nicklaus as his personal hero? ba Harold, Tim and eer Sam Waller's Boy Scouting skills come j in handy during Election Week. Lee Lafayette Martin Mark Lucius Maxwell Deirdre Sue McCook Joseph Terell Kurt McDonald Michael Ryan McKelvey Stephanie Leigh McLamb Jennifer Ann McMahon Felix Bernard Middlebrooks Seniors 43 Patrick Dalton Nuttall 44 Seniors Like mo st other people, we have very strong opinions about things we don't like to do. Among them: cleaning up our rooms (some of us even dislike making our beds), wash- ing dishes, cutting the grass, caring for pets, and taking out the trash. Every one knows that we don't always give ourselves to these bothersome but necessary tasks. Still, one of our class- mates said that his least favorite chore was even getting out of bed! Robert Wesley Oliver Derrick LeTroy Mitchell Kimberly Louise Nichols Julie Marie Pace BUCKWHEAT IS BACKI!!! Lisa Pacheco Chandler Ann Park Sallie Ann Poole Sarah Lynne Poole Shannon Wingfield Powell Seniors 45 Thomas Louis Reid Ill Christine Ella Ruth Timothy R. Senters 46 Seniors Thomas Jude Richard Laura Christin Shaker GATORI!! Christopher Lane Rouse Our post-graduation plans have consumed a lot of our time and thought over the past several years, and when polled, the Class of ‘85 indicated strong preferences for their career plans. More of our classmates plan a career in medicine than in any other single field. The other professions which were frequently mentioned included business, computer science, education, engineer- ing, and law. b Ove Harold Donnell Simmons, Jr. Slocum Hollywood may have the Marx Brothers, but only MDS has the Marx Sisters! ; a i ’ ad We love our leisure time, a “™, sy i. and our poll drew more different responses to this question than any other. It seems that we would rather listen to music than any other single kind of leisure activity. We also enjoy hunting and fishing, ‘‘going off’ with friends, eating (of course), reading, talking on the phone and watching TV. When we get tired from i. all this, we love to sleep! Gautam Mudlappa Sreeram Felicia Michelle Stubbs Seniors 47 Michael Douglas Taylor Our personal concerns run the gamut from those things important to our immediate fu- tures, to those other things which are important in a more general way. Our most frequently men- tioned concern is our upcoming college experience. Beyond that, many of us are concerned with having ‘‘successful”’ lives, making and keeping friends, and living with our growing awareness of war and peace. Like most every other class, we are also concerned with our own financial success. ae ; aa Sarah Donner displays the form that helped the Lady Cavaliers win another Region championship Samuel Joseph Waller Gayle Nicole Walton Gwen Noel Walton 48 Seniors Lori Ann Waters Mitzi Freville offers a petition during the Mercy Day Mass. Seniors file into the gym in a less-than-ordinary fashion for the Homecoming pep rally. James Barry Whelan Lisa Janet Wilkes Walter Kevin Winn Seniors 49 The Class of 1986 Dawn Aldridge Gene Aigood Paige Biount Chris Biue Buck Bolden David Bothe Brian Cassidy Molly Childers Junior Class Officers (clockwise, from bottom center): Jennifer Range (Treasurer), Alan Taylor (President), Sherry Williams (Vice-President), Sally McAfee (Secretary). Melissa Christenson Ange! Churchwell Debbie Daughtry Angelia Davidson Kim Deeb Mark Drumm Michael Dunaway Chrissy Erickson Stephanie Fountain Chanda Fowler Marshea Freant Donnie Freund Lucy Gebara Jolie Gray 52 Juniors Kelly Grovenstein Nicole Hadiey Kelly Hamlin John Hannon Carolyn Harings Nathan Harrison Ken Herring Marianne Hobart Audra Howard Bill Hull Tipa Jackson Allison James Adrian Jelks Julie Johnson Sally McAfee Jeff McCallie J McHugh Jim McLendon Bert McMullen Mike McNeil Jack Moore Kristi Moore Kim Moxley Julie Nawotka Tavie North Grace Palazzolo Kim Parker Dee Patman Terena Jolley Todd Kelleher Cheri Knight Wade Latham Carmen Lee Lane Lewis Frank Lockwood Steve Lott Graceful Grace! { 7AM da INTOXICATION OF . ¥ As sophomores these five members of the Class of '86 won ribbons in the Windsor Science Fair (left to right): Mark Drumm, Jennifer Range, Steve Lott, Mark Sells, and Frank Lockwood. Phil Phillips was one of over 400 MDS students who were fingerprinted by Macon Police Department officers as part of the Child-Help Program. Kim Penland Jerry Phillips Phil Phillips Kris Porter Amy Potter Nan Powell Hunter Poythress Jennifer Range Angi Richardson jegina Ridley Jenni Roets Kathy Rogers Robert Sanders Karen —— Mark Is Pepe Shiflett Reginald Solomon Reggie Starke 54 Juniors Raquel Stinson Sandy Stofko Bryant Stokes Alan Taylor Tara Thuente Chuck Tidwell Tim Tippett Peter Treiber Lisa True Sherilyn Vickers Brigitte Vincent Melissa Wise Toni Wells Sherry Williams Jill Wilson Clay Wright Robert Wright MDS' nominees to the Governor's Honors Program: Steve Lott (Science), and Clay Wright (Social Studies). S-T-R-E-T-C-H! Juniors 55 e Libby Aldridge Mark Anderson Paige Anderson Thaddus Anderson Tamala Bailey Jana Barfield Jim Beall Marqueta Bell Lisa Bender Stephen Bird Steven Bleymaier Greta Bohannon Willie Byrd impersonates Chris Blue Homecoming skit. Jason Boyd Gina Bradley Eric Bryant Brande Burgess Willie Byrd Kelly Cassidy Glenn Casto Terrie Clemons Cooper Cook Reggie Cummings “Rooen Dodgen Lea Dunaway Fiona Duncan Troy Edwards Alyse Eic hin in the sophomore Tina Evans Shelly Fargason Marnie Flanders Mary Fox Mark Freville Ken Garvin Rob Garvin Christy Gaspar Jenny Genone Kelley Gerdes Scott Giffin Charmian Godwin Brian Graham Parrish Gray Cathy Harpe Stacey Harwell Theresa Higgs Julie Hinson Kenneth Holloway Amanda Hubby Victor Huff John Hurdle Jerry Jennings Michael Johns Lee Johnson Mary Catherine Johnson April Jones Judy Kim Michael Kitchens James Lamarca Brent Lanford LaTrece Latimore Sophomore Class Officers (left to right): Alex Smith (President), Charmian Godwin (Vice-President), Libby Aldridge (Secretary), Sean Regan (Treasurer). Sophomores 57 Craig Leachman Doris Lee Donna Mahoney Susan Maicom Ben Mason Kim McDaniel Lassie McDowell Tom McMahon Elizabeth Meyer Jay Michael Frances Mobley Rob Morris re] As Polly Roe could tell you, this ooks a lot easier than it is! Abbey Mullaney Maria Murtha David Musoif Michael O'Shaughnessy Jennifer Pace Kim Persons Ken Garvin and Jana Barfield had the featured singing roles in The Dawn. “We're off to see the Wizard...” Susan Richard Polly Roe Keith Rouse Audrey Rowell 5 7) © = =) S a 2 $ @O x oO g ° 2 ea 5 Cc ® a 3 Cc 5 wo = o 3 Cc @® 2! oO a Sophomores 59 Freshman Class Officers (left to right): Kendal Schmidt (Vice-President), Bryce Tidwell (President), 60 Freshmen Michael Clark (Treasurer), Shannon Baker (Secretary). David Dorminey Jennifer Drye Marc Durham Lisa Ennis Denise Ertel Wendy Evans Katherine Francisco Matt Garvin Grant Gibson Matt Glibert Alison Godwin Holly Hallin Jon Halvorsen Kathy Harings Shannon Harris Elizabeth Hasty Ed Hatcher Olu Haynes Alien Holstrom Detra Howard Marc Hughes Rusty Humphrey Lynita Jackson Wendy Jackson Jeff Jennings Lisa Johnston Lillian Jones Stevie! Betsy Lewis Robert Lockwood Doug Lynch Brian Martin Kristy Martin Melissa Martin “It looks like you missed, too.” Freshmen CAVA! BP RALL “It looks like you missed.” AWE a . Michael Mason Chris McCallum Pam McCune Jonda McNair Phillip Mercer Melanie Modena | Regina Moore Amy Moring Mike Mullis Michael Musoif Monica Myhand Dotti Newman Gail Pagala Ruth Partain Scott Patman Paige Penland Steve Pierce Derek Poland Yauun Pounds Laura Radiker Marc Rando Stacey Register Jennifer Rybicki Angela Sands Richard Saunders Kendal Schmidt Scott Schrader Stacie Schroeder Brad Scott Suzanne Sewell Jenny Sheehan Dawn Sheppard Nichelle Singleton Jason Smaha Kinman Smith Susan Smith Shelley Snow Bill Spackman Stan Staniey Tiffany Stewart Michelle Stilis Chris Sutton Bryce Tidwell Brian True Joe Union Tommy Union Tina Vaidecanas Darrell Walker Richard Webb Susan Weigand Summer Wellborn Melanie Whelan Karen White Sharon White Cynthia Wicks Chanda Williams Shannon Williams April Wilson Brent Worley Kathy Wright Chris Sutton breaks into the open in the B-Team game against FPD. Freshmen 63 The Class of 1989 Eighth-Grade Ciass Officers (front to rear): Theresa Moss (Secretary), John Fry (President), Doug Bush (Treasurer), Philo Little (Vice-President). 64 Eighth-Graders Chris Jacobsen Jay Joiner Paige Jones Eighth-graders and lower lockers were meant for each other! Eighth-Graders 65 Reaiate MDS Goes Hollywood! The theme for Homecoming '84 was appropriate; since we watch so many movies, it was only natural that MDS went Hollywood. The festivities began on Monday, when our senior “hams” introduced the Queen candidates to the student body. Class banners, unfurled on Tuesday, admonished all interested parties that playing football with MDS was Risky Business. The highlight of the school week was Wednesday, when the annual dress-up competi- tion revealed some truly original creations. Characters from M A S H were a _ particular favorite, while Robert Sanders continued his search for meaningful weight loss! The Seniors finally won a skit competition (Thursday night), and the bonfire capped a super week. Holly Smith, 1984 Mt. de Sales Homecoming Queen Queen Candidates (left to right): Holly Smith, Gwen Walton, Cathy Bomberger, Laura Nelson, Sarah Donner, Kelly Clark; Senior Boys: Wesley Oliver, Felix Middlebrooks, Harold Simmons, Kevin Winn, Alan Hill, Michael Garvin, Chris Kinnas, Brian Frankum, Patrick Nuttall, Juan Lee, Brian Giffin, Ivan Kirsh, Michael Taylor, John Griffin, Holst Beall. We even got television coverage, from Bill Crane of WMAZ-TV Costume Winners (left to right): Bert McMullen (First Place), Amanda Hubby, Christy Martin, Laura Nelson, Chris Burkhalter. great fun. A roaring, crackling bonfire put the wae yet. Grr a week of “Don't tell anyone, but | think I've forgotten my lines.”’ “Did he say ‘Holly Smith'? olly Smith'?” The Queen and her Court (left to right): Gwen Walton, Kelly Clark, Holly Smith, Laura Nelson, Sarah Donner, Cathy Bomberger 70 MDS Goes Hollywood Student Council Membership (left to right): Kelly Clark, Shannon Baker, Alex Smith, Charmian Godwin, Sean Regan, Libby Aldridge, Alan Taylor, Andy Bomberger, Stephanie Harris, Pepe Shiflett, Jennifer Range, Sally McAfee, Michael Garvin, Chandler Park, Sherry Williams, Michael Taylor, and Alan Hill. Student Council Student Council Officers (left to right): Abbey Mullaney (Secretary), Ken Chambless (Freshman Representative), Reggie Howard (President), Student Council 74 Terena Jolley (Treasurer), Kevin Winn (Vice-President). Salesian This is the 30th edition of the Sa esian, the annual publication of Mt. de Sales High School. The cover was conceived and designed by Mr. Dockrell, and originally drawn by Chandler Park. The cover was printed using a dual- element laser, on 80 point mortar-board. This cover process includes a special liquid plastic coating to prevent scratches and discoloration. Pages are bound into 16-page signatures, and are smyth-sewn, rounded and backed. The page material is 80 pound enamel, and the printing employs an ink-jet process for sharpness and clarity. The typeface used throughout is a sans serif style, Helvetica, and all four fonts are used: regular, italics, boldface, and bold italics.. Type sizes range from 6-point (used in panel captions) to 72-point (on the title and division pages). The Salesian was printed and assembled by Walsworth Publishing Company, located in Marceline, Missouri. For the fifth consecutive year, the Salesian was published by Kevin P. Dockrell. Editorail Staff (clockwise, from bottom center): Chandler Park (Managing Editor), Chris Kinnas (Business Manager), Michael Garvin and Kevin Winn (Associate Editors). Business and Production Staffs (left to right): Carmen Herndon, Holst Beall, Harold Simmons, Lori Waters, Julie Pace, Brenda Carter, Philip Brown, Jenny McMahon, Chris Ruth, Shannon Powell, Lisa Pacheco, Cathy Bomberger, Lizabeth Lowe, Blythe Markwalter, Janet Lockary, Alan Bell, Jennifer Koski, Laura Cafiso, Derrick Mit- chell, David Canady, Barry Whelan, and Trevor Dickson. (Not pictured: Suzanne Hunnicutt, Amy Layfield.) “Who said that counting all this money was going to be tedious?” This is how a yearbook is made (this picture shows the staff working on the underclass section). Clockwise, from lower left: Sallie Poole, Sarah Poole, Julie Pace, Lizabeth Lowe, Kevin Winn, Michael J. Garvin, Chandler Park and Lisa Pacheco. Section Editors (seated, left to right): Debbie Epps (Activities), Kelly Clark (Distribution), Sallie Poole (Underclassmen). Standing: Laura Shaker (Writing), Carl Joiner (Advertising), Sarah Poole (Faculty). Salesian Staff 73 The MDS Science Team, which placed first in a 31-team tournament at Georgia Southwestern College in October (left to right): Alan Taylor, Bryan Hinson, Chris Edwards, Carl Joiner, and Chris Rouse. The Science Team is moderated by Mr. Ron McLachlan. Academic Teams Under the direction of Mr. Ken Hutnick, the MDS Math Team enjoyed considerable success during the 1984-85 season. Our mathletes finished first in a tournament at Armstrong State College in Savannah, and later finished second in a field of 21 at Georgia Southwestern in Americus. Pictured left to right are Lizabeth Lowe, Doris Lee, Chandler Park, Brigitte Vincent, Lee Johnson, Mark Sells, Missy Wise, Michael Dunaway, Grace Palazzolo, Gene Allgood, Alan Taylor, Bryan Hinson, Michael Taylor, Kelly Hamlin, Carl Joiner, Chris Edwards, Juan Lee, Tommy Richard, John Griffin, Abbey Mullaney, Gautam Sreeram, Chris Rouse, and Lewis Vaughn. 74 Academic Teams ’ Library Assistants (front row, left to right): Kelly Hamlin, Theresa Higgs, Kim Reeves, Kimberly Person, Gina Bradley, Lea Dunaway. (back row) Angel Churchwell, Deanna Wright, Michael Musolf, Elizabeth Meyer, Cheri Knight, Shelley Fargason, Paige Penland, Laura Radiker, Michelle Bryant, Kathy Harpe, Detra Howard. i be — Flag Raisers (front row, left to right): Cindy Ertel, Brian Thomas, Jay Hunnicutt, Liturgical Guitarists: Car! Joiner (left) an d Bryan Hinson. Trey Godwin, John Redord, Nardy Peek, Chad Wise. (middle row) Chad Stuart, Doug Bush, Chris Hughes. (back row) Chris Jacobson, Jason Jordan, Cole Burdett, John Fry, Shane Comer, Chris Haun. School Service 75 Literary Events MDS continued its tradition of successful literary competition in 1984-85. The Debate Team returned to active competition and fin- ished third in an extremely close region tournament in January. Individually, several dozen MDS students competed in school-wide competition — in spring, ‘84. In spoken, written and musical competition, they distinguished themselves as true Cavaliers. Aili By aS a Ug - yi tS olw . See These four MDS students competed at region literary competition after winning school contests in their various disciplines (left to right): Bill Felton (Boy's solo Region Champion), Grace Palazzolo (Essay), Chandler Park (Spelling), Carl Joiner (Boy's essay Region Champion). The MDS Debate Team, which finished third in region competition (seated, left to right): Kelly Hamlin, Grace Palazzolo, Tina Valdecanas, Jennifer Koski. (Standing): David Bothe, Carl Joiner, Michael Dunaway, Lewis Vaughn, Gautam Sreeram, Alan Taylor. These seven students were alternates at Region competition (front to rear): Jennifer Koski (Extemperaneous Speaking), Julie Nawotka (Oral Interpretation), Kelly Hamlin (Essay), Alan Taylor (Extemperaneous Speaking), Grace Palazzolo (Piano), Chris Rouse (Spelling), and Michael Dunaway (Oral Interpretation) National Honor Society } Pe OB Q a Our Lady of Mercy Chapter of National Honor Society (left to right): Carl Joiner, Reggie Howard, Michael Garvin, Michael Taylor, and Chandler Park. All of these members were inducted as juniors in April, 1984. Membership in National Honor Society is an honor extended to those students who display the virtues of Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. Each year, Mt. de Sales honors those few students who have consistently demon- strated these values, and who have distinguished themselves among their classmates. First chartered by the National Honor Society in 1952, Our Lady of Mercy chapter has inducted only those relative few who have consistently earned the highest honors. As such, membership in NHS is a highly valued accomplishment. National Honor Society 77 Directed by Mr. Jim Ray; Assisted by Mrs. Charlotte Mason The goats, trying to summon the courage to cross the bridge: Steve Lott (left) and Best Actor Chris Wells. (Kevin Sells, who portrayed the third goat, is not pictured). For the One-Act Play in Region Literary Competition this year, the MDS Players chose The Bridge, a powerful and compelling allegory about courage, choices and survival. The story centers on the efforts of three goats to cross a bridge to more fertile grazing pastures. The bridge guarded by three trolls, who demand worship before they will allow the three goats to pass. The trolls, who guarded the bridge (left to right): Jennifer Koski, Sheila Brown, and Sarah Poole. No play can succeed without a good crew (left to right): Fel icia Stubbs, Regina Moore, Carmen Lee, Angi Richardson, Jenni Roets. During the Advent Season, the Sophomore Class presented The Dawn, a modern version of the birth of Jesus. Under the overall direction of Sister Regina, with the assistance of sophomore moderators and teachers, this musical gave us a new appreciation of how the Christmas story signals a new age. The shepherds keep watch over their flocks (left to right): Simona Vickers, Willie Byrd, Thaddus Anderson, Sean Regan, and Mandy Rowell. Intramurals In 1983 the a ccrediting committee which certifies Mount de Sales every ten years indicated that the school needed an intramural program open to all students. It was felt that this kind of program would benefit those students who enjoy athletics but who do not compete in varsity or B-team sports. Our intramural program began this year, with touch football for boys and volleyball for girls. Competing in two divisions, one for 8th and 9th graders, and the other for sophomores, juniors and seniors, several dozen students participated. Intramurals were a great success! David Prati eludes the rush while looking for an open receiver. 80 Intramurals Sophomores and juniors compete in an early season volleyball match. Stephanie McLamb, from a mixed team of seniors, drives the ball over the net in a semifinal match. David Prati (again!) and John Fry go up for a pass. Libby Aldridge (serving) and Paige Anderson, from Rose Place. Intramurals 81 r pe OLKSH 202 Marie | WATS VCR Qiu AND SO FORTH BF vy ’ N ad A N 4 Cavaliers Come Through - Region Champs MT DE! SALES HIGH SCH 1984 Region 3-AAA Champions (bottom row, left to right): Head Coach Mike Garvin, John Griffin, Gregg Fitzgibbons, Lee Gerdes, Brad Scott, Chris Edwards, Rob Garvin, Victor Huff, Michael Taylor, Jim McLendon, Mark Freville. (Middle row:) Reggie Howard, Joey McHugh, Jeff McCallie, Richard Webb, Boo McKelvey, Ken Garvin, Brian Giffin, Scott Genone, Michael Garvin, Marc Hughes, Assistant Coach Tony Pierce. (top row:) Assistant Coach Robert Slocum, Mike Johns, Barry Whelan, Thaddus Anderson, Michael O'Shaughnessy, Jack Moore, Robert Sanders, Stephen Bleymaier, Brian Cassidy, Alex Smith, Clinton Beeland, Assistant Coach Randy Davis. Managers, pictured at front: Holst Beall, Scott Giffin, Jim Beall. (Not pictured: Todd Tidwell, Chris Blue, Bill Hull, Manager Charles Tidwell.) Mark Freville leads a swarming Cavalier defense. Our offensive line was small, but productive. Michael Taylor, shown here carrying against Riverview, was chosen Joey McHugh made this clutch third down catch in the playoff game Back of the Year by the Macon Telegraph and News. against Riverview. An early season newspaper article said that “Mt. DeFense has eroded. This play suggests otherwise. Todd Tidwell struggles for extra yardage behind blocking from Brian Gif- fin (52) and Thaddus Anderson (71). 86 Football Tight). - ¢ “ gry, The Cavaliers suf- fered three con- secutive losses WwW with several start- = | ers unable to play, : ee among them Reg- 2 gie Howard (third ° , from right), Chris AN Edwards (second fs from right), and John Geiffin (f Looking back ... When we began summer practice last August, there was an absence of the usual spirit and confidence which accompanies MDS football. Through dedicated preparation, excellent coaching, and the team’s own self-confidence, we surprised our school, the city and state with a season-opening 19-6 victory over top-ranked First Presbyterian. The remainder of the season was very trying. We suffered many key injuries but we fought hard every week. It would have been easy to get down on ourselves and have gone through the season unmotivated, but our coaches taught us to keep our heads high, and be proud of what we do; And most importantly, never to give up on ourselves or each other. After a disappointing loss to region foe Brentwood, we pulled together and won three straight, culminating in a near-perfect game against Westfield. This victory was a major accomplishment for a small but scrappy bunch of Cavaliers. We were Region Champs - again. We have enjoyed our years playing together for MDS. We give our special thanks to our coaches for the lessons they have taught us that have better prepared us to face the challenges of life. But most importantly, we thank our teammates, especially fellow seniors, for the experiences we shared and will never forget. - Michael Garvin Michael Tayior These four Cavaliers were named to the All-Region Team (clockwise from bottom center): Robert Sanders, Boo McKelvey, Michael Taylor, and Michael Garvin. The 1984 B-Team Cavaliers (bottom row, left to right): Chris Sutfon, Van Williams, Andy Bomberger, Mictiael Allen, Danny Kim, Chris Hughes, Chad Brown, Steve Hammack, Jeff Jennings, Nardy Peek, Colby Smith. (Second Row): Tommy Union, Marc Rando, Jerry Jennings, Tim Regan, Brad Scott, Yauun Pounds, Kinman Smith, Chris McCallum, Joe Union, Jeff Davis, David Dorminey, Michael Clark. (Third Row): Richard Saunders, Scott Shipp, Scott Patman, Shane Comer, Grant Gibson, Jon Halvorsen, Richard Webb, Andy Dopson, Brent Worley, Sean Almack, Thomas Aldridge, Scott Genone, Chuckie Stinson. (Fourth Row): Matt Gilbert, Matt Garvin, Stan Stanley, Ed Hatcher, John Alexander, John Critchfield, Sean Regan, Kieth Rouse, Dale Sheffield, Chad Burdette, Scott Giffin. Football 87 Boys’ Basketball - Excellence! Wesley Oliver, David Prati, Chuck Tidwell, Yauun Pounds, Felix Middlebrooks. Standing: Blythe Markwalter (Manager), Michael Taylor, Cliff Pool, Jarome Gautreaux, Van Ellison, Chris Slocum, Patrick Nuttall, Troy Edwards, Wade Latham, Cathy Bomberger (Manager). Jarome splits the Windsor defense for an acrobatic layup. Patrick hits an easy two in an early-season romp over the Knights. ed Ngee. PRON gaky si =... A familiar sight in McAuley Hall, and one that we'll all miss. Thanks, Chris, for three special seasons on the hardwood @ Defensive quickness pays off, as Jarome takes a charging foul against FPD. Championship teams play great defense. Here, the Cavaliers smother an opponent on the baseline. Robert Slocum, a coach for all seasons. 1984-85 will always be remembered as the year in which the MDS boys’ basketball team reached new heights, and set new standards of excellence. The Cavaliers finished the regular season with a record of 25-2, easily the best in the SEAIS this season. Both of those losses came outside the Region, which the Cavs absolutely dominated from wire to wire. It was a time of many talents and many styles. It was a coach’s dream - five senior starters, two more seniors on a deep and talented bench. It was a team which could win with speed, suffocating defense, and power. The front line trio of Chris Slocum, Jarome Gautreaux, and Patrick Nuttall was superb at the inside game. It was the highest scoring team MDS has ever had, twice going over the 100-point mark, a rare accomplishment for a high school team. For the first time in years, Mt. de Sales has a blue-chip athletic prospect. Chris Slocum signed a letter of intent in November to play for Jacksonville University, a Division | school in the Sun Belt Conference. All things considered, the '84-'85 season served as conclusive proof that MDS boys basketball is excellence in motion. 1984-85 Boys’ B-Team (left to right): Betsy Lewis (Manager), Jay Michael, James Lamarca, Rob Garvin, Dale Sheffield, Jon Halvorsen, George Cleveland, Brad Scott, Mark Hughes, Kinman Smith, Jason Boyd, Grant Gibson, Stephen Bleymaier, Kenneth Holloway. 90 Basketball Girls’ Basketball - Reaching Higher 1984-85 Lady Cavaliers, (seated left to right): Chanda Fowler, Kathy Rogers, Kris Porter, Jolie Gray, Amanda Hubby, Michelle Day. Standing: Kelly Clark, (Manager), Sherry Williams, Allison James, Toni Wells, Tavie North, Lea Dunaway, Audrey Rowell, Carmen Herndon (Manager). Sister Pat Coward’s energetic coaching made its presence known in '84-'85. This time-out huddle occurred in the Lady Cavaliers’ 17-point win over Brentwood. Allison James, all alone on the scoring end of the fast break. 1984-85 was challenging and difficult for 11 young women and their coach, Sister Pat Coward. Throughout the season, the Lady Cavaliers faced teams of greater talent and superior experience. Many of the girls played new positions, or found their roles on the team changed from the previous season. It produced many hard games, with few victories. It is difficult to measure success in a season, like this one, which does not produce many victories. But there was success, revealed in small ways. A good defensive play; a key rebound, a successful fast break - these things were there from time to time, and they speak of growth and improvement among this group of hardworking, untiring young women. In the words of St. Ignatius of Loyola: Teach us, good Lord, to give and not to count the cost; to fight and not to heed the wounds, to toil and not to seek for rest; to labor and not to ask for any reward — save that of knowing that we do thy Will. Jolie swats away a Lady Viking jumper in the lane. Amanda Hubby's inside game was a real plus for the Lady Cavaliers. i) Us Junior co-captain Sherry Williams shoots over two Brentwood defenders. 1984-85 Girls’ B-Team (front row, left to right): Susan Weigand, Joy Lee, Jill Boyd, Amy Johnson, Kathy Wright, Jennifer Garris, Lisa Ennis (Manager). Standing: Jennifer Lipson, Leann Hardison, Mary Catherine Johnson, Jennifer Pace, Kim McDaniel, Kappi Brown. Baseball ’84 vz _ ’ [2 . Shortstop Cliff Pool was the only freshman chosen for the varsity team; here he drives a single to left field against Tattnall Square. During the 1984 season, the Cavaliers dominated the region for the third year in a row, finishing with an overall record of 18-5. The team roared off to a 17-1 start, before running into a tough Tattnall team late in the season. The Cavaliers were eliminated in the state tournament, losing in the opening round to eventual state runner-up Calvary Baptist. Gregg Fitzgibbons was named to the All-Region team. The 1984 B-Team compiled a 2-6 record, while showing steady improvement throughout the season. B-Team members were: Chad Brown, Scott Giffin, Grant Gibson, Jon Halvorsen, Michael Kitchens, Brent Lanford, Jeff McCallie, David Prati, Sean Regan, Mark Sells, Dale Sheffield, Marc Tingle, Tim Tippett, Trip White and Brent Worley. 1984 Varsity Cavaliers (returning letter winners; kneeling left to right): Robbie Chambless, Wesley Oliver, Brian Frankum, Bryant Stokes. (standing:) Manager Kelly Clark, Manager Michelle Day, Michael Garvin, Chris Kinnas, Cliff Pool, Gregg Fitzgibbons, Statistician Cathy Bomberger, Manager Carmen Herndon. Gregg Fitzgibbons capped his third varsity season by winning All-Region honors. ee - nte! Brian Frankum follows the flight of the bal right field. 2? 5 SN Se ee Coach Pierce puts up the “‘stop sign, ’ holding the Cavalier baserunner at third. It may appear that Chris Kinnas is just standing around; he’s probably employing his considerable skill at stealing the opponent's signs. Softball - Another Region Title 1984 Region 3-AAA Champions (kneeling, left to right): Statistician Paige Blount, Brande Burgess, Polly Roe, Laura Plunkett, Shannon Baker, Lea Dunaway, Donna Mahoney, Suzanne Hunnicutt, Sarah Donner, Manager Sally McAfee. (Standing) Assistant Coach Joe McGhee, April Jones, Amanda Hubby, Christy Gaspar, Tavie North, Karen Santangelo, Mary Catherine Johnson, Kim McDaniel, Stephanie Fountain, Sherry Williams, Head Coach Chester Pierce. Seven Lady Cavaliers won All-Region honors in 1984 (clockwise, from Because of picture-perfect form like this, Laura Plunkett won All-Region bottom center): Sherry Williams, Laura Plunkett, Sarah Donner, Christy honors. Gaspar, Kim McDaniel, Brande Burgess, Suzanne Hunnicutt. y’% : - « ee 2 ele a ow Se. Oy oe ‘s a et Ra te rr 9,83 one - y = 7X , x RA Se $ ase T° REBAR “Wee ve a ; ae Te ee ee Skea Our tennis teams had very successful 1984 seasons, as both our boys and girls teams won Region championships. Laura Nelson won her third consecutive state singles cham- pionship, and was rewarded for her court excellence with a tennis scholarship to the University of Mississippi. Pictured, left to right, are: Juan Lee, Janet Lockary, Shan- non Powell, Laura Nelson, Doris Lee, Abbey Mullaney, Cooper Cook and Robert Lockwood. Spring Sports TTTITTi 3 a . 2 a al rc e ° ® ‘ Our golf team also won the Region title in 1984, and finished fourth in the State Tournament. Tripp Reid and Lee Gerdes tied for Low Medalist honors at the Region tourney, and Lee finished second in the state. Pictured, left to right, are: Wade Latham, Chad Collier, Tripp Reid, Chris Sutton, Lee Gerdes, Steve Pierce, and Todd Kelleher. Spring Sports 9 7 Track and Field 1984 Region 3-AAA Boys’ Champions (front row, left to right): Suzanne Hunnicutt (Manager), Reggie Howard, Reggie Starke, Felix Middlebrooks, Michael O'Shaughnessy, Brian True, Bryce Tidwell, Jeff Jennings, Rob Garvin, Keith Rouse. (Back row) Bert McMullen, Victor Huff, Todd Tidwell, John Hannon, Patrick Nuttall, Hunter Poythress, Michael Taylor, John Griffin, Chris Blue. Not pictured: Kevin Winn, Jarome Gautreaux. Todd Tidwell sailed to a second place finish in the long jump finals John Griffin set new school records in the long jump, triple jump, at the Region championship meet. and here, the high jump. 1984 Girls’ Track and Field Team (front row, left to right): Sarah Donner, Dee Patman, Tonya Smith, '84, Racquel Stinson, Sonya Williams, '84, Susan Weigand. (middle row): Kelly Hamlin (Manager), Audrey Rowell, Lea Dunaway, Kathy Wright, Rosie Wainscott, Laurie Reid, Donna Mahoney, April Cagle, Karen Santangelo (Manager). (back row): Tavie North, Regina Ridley, Lori Waters, Kathy Rogers, Kris Porter, Kim Smaha, ‘84, Stephanie Fountain, Holly Smith, Rachel Brown. MDS Track and Field Records Boys Name Event Record Our boys track and field. teams had a Chris Blue Shotput 43'4%4” superior 1984 season. We finished first in Patrick Nuttall Discus 119'10” the Region, and a very close second to state Kevin Winn 120 Hurdles 17.96 champion Southland at the state meet. Warren Griffin, '84 Pole Vault 13 feet No less than 10 new school records Girls were established during the 1984 season. Our girls team finished a very strong 3rd in Region 3-AAA, and several of our girls Name Event Record competed in the state meet. We set 6 new school records in 1984. Michael Taylor 220 yd. dash 22.53 John Griffin 440 yd. dash = 55.22 Sonya Williams, ’84 100 yd. dash 11.53” High Jump 6 feet 220 yd. dash 27.03” Long Jump 21'3” Tonya Smith, 84 880 yd. run 2:42:33 Triple Jump 42'Y2 Kathy Wright Mile run 6:14:28 Kerry Howell, '84 Mile Relay 3:39:38 Sonya Williams Sprint Medley 1:51:62 John Griffin Tipa Jackson Warren Griffin '84 Tavie North Michael Taylor Lori Waters Lea Dunaway Low Hurdles 17:50 ¥ —™ Trak ee we PRICES SLASHED ‘2000 OFS! ae � - - ‘ Pep Club Officers: Sally £ McAfee (Vice-President) + and Je 5, 7 ‘es : ma, Pep Club This year, MDS added a new dimension to its already legendary spirit, with the formation of the Pep Club. Under the energetic leadership of Mrs. Brenda Timms, the Pep Club filled stadiums and gyms wher- ever the Cavaliers played. Our newspaper routine was widely copied, as , were some of our cheers, but no one could imitate our spirit! With almost 200 students participating, Pep Club said to the Cavaliers: Nobody does it better! Cheerleaders Pepe Shiflett, MDS Cheerleading captain, 1984-85. « _ . - —— Cavalier Cheerleaders (front to rear): Nina Lowery, Alyse Eichin, Kelly Cassidy, Nan Powell, Wendy Evans, Marshea Freant, Terena Jolley, Paige Anderson, Barbara Smith, Chris Edwards, Lassie McDowell, Trevor Dickson, Kendal Schmidt. } ‘ f= A trio of our Windsor “country cousins” - Paige, Lassie and Marshea. Chris Edwards (left) and Trevor Dickson added a new spirit to our cheerleading squad this year. he Sen 4 us ke heat we et Ne Wie vatisiiale oe Drive Winners (Clockwise, from bottom center): Mandy Rowell, Brian Rubin and Ben alker. BENEFACTORS Meredith Ach Robbie Chambless Alvin O. Adams Paul S. Chancellor Preston Aldridge Gloria Chatfield Marcia Aldridge The Childers Family James and Cathy Allen Hank and Marion Clark Gene Allgood Jane and Joe Claxton Sean Almack Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Anderson The Coleman Family Ida Allen Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Collier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Anderson David and Latrelle Couch Tamala Bailey Craig Crawford Mrs. Ida M. Bell John Bruce Critchfield Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bell Reggie Keith Cummings Rev. Robert Bell, Sr. The Robert Currey Family Dr. Jim Belloch Mr. and Mrs. B.T. Daniel The Bleymaiers J. Robert Daniel The Bleymaier Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dannenberg H.E. Blount Ill Charlotte and Wayne Daughtry Mrs. Martha K. Blue Robert O. Davidson, Sr. Cassandra Booie Matt Dial Ronald Booie Charles and Brenda Dodgen Sudonna Booie The Donner Family Hank and Rexann Bomberger Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Drumm Myrnea G. Bosarge Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Drye Pat Bothe Julian and Claudette Dumas Mrs. M. Boyd Cliff and Pat Dunaway Chad Brown The Dunaway Family Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Brown George Dunwoody Mr. and Mrs. Manley F. Brown John and Glenda Durbin Philip Brown Joe C. Edwards The Bruce Family Mr. and Mrs. Van B. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Bunn Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ennis Cole Burdett Dorothy Epps Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Burgess The Jim Kathy Epps Family The Roger Burgess Family The Ercegs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burley The Ertel Family Frances Burns Tina Evans Donald E. Bush Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Faulk, Sr. Sandra Bush Mr. and Mrs. Don Faulk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chalres E. Butler, Se. Patric ia Flanders Mr. and Mrs. James B. Byington The Fox Family The Cafiso Family Bill and Brenda Foy Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cafiso II Don and Carol Freund The Carpenter Family The Freville Family Stacy and Ryan Carpenter Don and Alice Freville Peter Carroll Mr. and Mrs. John B. Fry Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cassidy II] Ken Garvin David Chambless Mike and Carolyn Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chambless Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gatti Ken Chambless Scott Genone BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Terry Genone Dainy W. George Jai Gibson Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson, Jr. Nathaniel Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Giffin The Giffin Family Brian and Scott Giffin Matt Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Gilmore Mrs. L.H. Godwin Linda Godwin Jolie Gray Parrish Gray Mrs. Bertha Greely John Warren Griffin Dr. and Mrs. Warren Griffin Warren L. Griffin Ill Kelly Grovenstein Marta Habet Mr. and Mrs. Clifton F. Hadley Col. and Mrs. W.P. Hallin Donna Halvorsen Eddie Hamilton Coleen M. Hannon John F. Hannon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hardison Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hardy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Harpe, Sr. Mike Harrelson Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harings Kathy Harings Arlene Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Harwell The Hasty Family Virginia and Charles Hauck Jack and Claire Haun Mr. John L. Hennessy Robert and Estelle Herndon Ken Herring Julie Hinson Marianne Hobart Diane K. Holmstrom Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hudson Mrs. Frozine B. Huff Vanderbilt F. Huff Bob Hughes Sue Hughes Steve Hull E.C. Humphrey and Family The Hunnicutts Marilyn and Jim Huntley Betty S. Hurdle Dr. Lindsey Jackson, Jr. Phaldra Jackson Richard and Faye Jacobson Adrian Jelks Jack and Betty Ann Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Johns Gus Johnson James L. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Johnston Carl and Regina Joiner Dianne and Jerry Joiner Dr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Jolley, Jr. Carolyn Jones Les Jones Linda W. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. James Kim David G. Kimsey Josie Kitchens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koski, Sr. George Krauss Hazel Kunka Mrs. James Lamarca Brent and Alicia Lanford Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lanford Jim Latham Latrece Latimore Rebecca Latimore Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Lauwereins Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Layfield The Leachman Family Rob Leeburn Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Lewis Janet P. Lockary Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lott Mr. and Mrs. Chet Lowe, Jr. Henry and Merrie Lowe The Lowery Family James and Phyllis Loy Kevin and Andrea Lyles Lt. Col. and Mrs. Mike Lynch Sandy and Mike Lynch James P. McCune Kim McDaniel Terry McDonald Mr. and Mrs. William McDowell Frank M. McKenny Marie and Stewart McLamb The McLendon Family Charlie and Pat McMahon Jennie and Tom McMahon The McMullen Family Mr. and Mrs. J.O. McNair Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Malcom, Jr. Marion Mallette Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Martin Irma Mason Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason Phillip Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Meyer, Jr. Jay Michael Bettye Middlebrooks Dr. and Mrs. Nick Minden Walter and Gee Mobley Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Moody Dr. and Mrs. Berry W. Moore Gail Morgan Frank and Joyce Moring Ralph S. Mouse Thomas P. Mullaneys Sidney and Sue Mullis Col. and Mrs. James Murtha Betty and Gary Musolf The Newman Family Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Noble Evelyn and John O'Shaughnessy Jimmy and Florence Pace Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pacheco, Jr. Steve Parent-Lew Mr. and Mrs. David Patman The Phanhsavaths The Phillips Family Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Phillips Phil and Shannon Phillips Jim and Kay Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Potter Ann C. Pounds Bill and Sara Powell John Lawrence Powell BENEFACTORS Marion and Nita Poythress Richard and Dianne Prati Ms. Annie P. Price Mrs. Jewell Price Laura Radiker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rando Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Rando Mary E. Rankin Gwen Redford John Redford Spencer and Jane Reeves Pat and Sandy Regan Christine Richard Mr. and Mrs. Mike Richardson The Ridleys James D. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roets Karen and Tom Rogers Keith Rouse The Rowley Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rubin Jim Russell The Ruth Family Juanita and Jim Rybicki Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Saller Bobby and Jo Ann Sanders The Paul Saunders Family Gayle Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sells Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sells The Harold Sewell Family Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shaffer Laura Shaker Dr. and Mrs. Sam Shaker Dale Sheffield Pepe Shiflett Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons The Sloope Family Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Smaha Barbara and Fawn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. Wayne Smith Velma Solomon Thomas Sprackman Gautam Sreeram Dr. and Mrs. Kam Sreeram The Pratt Stanley Family Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Starke Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Stofko The Stokes Family Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton, Jr. Rusty Taylor Dorothy Thomas Lt. Col. and Mrs. William Thomas Bryce Langston Tidwell Rex W. Tidwell Nita L. Tidwell Todd Lawrence Tidwell Tyson Scott Tidwell Marc Tingle Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Treiber Mr. and Mrs. Al Turkot Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Turkot Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Union Tommy and Laura Anne Union Dr. and Mrs. Valdecanas Frank and Linda Vestal Patricia Vickers Ben D. Walker Ben Darrell Walker III Crystal |. Walker Eartha L. Walker Joe Walker Shirley B. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weatherly Ed Webster Dr. and Mrs. John A. Wells Jane and Paul Wellborn Emmalee and Tom Whatley Jim and Vivian Whelan Kenny and Theresa White Emily C. Wike Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilkes Charles V. Williams Henry Williams, Jr. Nolan R. Williams, Jr. Tommy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Onza Williams Kenneth Winn Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wise Thom and Patsy Worley Robert Wright Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wright The Yarbrough Family SPONSORS Melissa and Josh Aaron Norman and Phyllis Abramson The Ach Family Dawn Aldridge Earl and Virginia Aldridge Ida Allen Marcia Aldridge Preston Aldridge Michael and Mark Allen Gene Allgood The Almack Family Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Anderson Mark Anderson Mary Astumian Mr. and Mrs. Denny Axman Tamala Bailey Mrs. Harry Barnes Kimberly N. Barrs Eileen and Jerry Batchelor Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Baumgardner The Beck Family Margaret R. Billingslea The Bleymaier Family Steven Bleymaier Paige Blount Mr. Henry L. Blue John B. Bohnam Andy Bomberger Hank and Rexann Bomberger Philip D. Bosarge Lillian and Wilton Bostick Jim Bothe Louise Brantley Chad Brown Kappi Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Bryant Michelle A. Bryant Chad Burdett Erin Burgess Paul Burley Willie L. Burner, Jr. Donald B. Bush Doug Bush Jodi Butler Dr. and Mrs. Mack Butler, Jr. Timothy and Vera Butler Louise Butts Mark and Janet Byrd The Carpenter Family Tommy and Dorothy Carroll Miss Theresa Carter Geroge Casto Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Chancellor, Sr. Mel and Pat Christensen Michael Clark Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Clowers Cathy Clyke Dr. Braswell Collins, Jr. Susan Cook Mrs. Sara Cooper Allan Couch Michelle Crawford Barbara T. Crider Susan Critchfield Father Bob Cushing James Daher Janet and William Davidson Michelle Day Belinda Deas The Dodgen Family Janice Donner Jack Dorminey Dorothy Douglass Mark Drumm Troy Edwards Alyse Eichin Mary Jane Epps J.G. Etheridge Riley and Lois Ethridge Trudy Evans Shelly Fargason J.R. Flanders Jennifer Freeland The Larry Freeland Family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fonner James Donald Fox Donnie Freund The Freville Family Mark Freville Mr. and Mrs. John B. Fry Ed and Millie Furbush The Genone Family Jenny Genone Joe Genone Sybil Gibson Brian Giffin Mr. Leonard Giffin Scott Giffin Tim Gilbert The Gitshams Dr. and Mrs. Frank Glass Byron |. Godwin, Jr. Trey Godwin Mr. and Mrs. Milton Grace, Jr. Tommy Graham Jolie Gray Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Greene The William F. Grovenstein Family Sam and Robert Gunn SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Guzzo Holly Hallin Robert and Joan Halvorsen Eddie ‘‘Mark’’ Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamlin Leann Hardison Joanna Hardy Cheryl Hargrett Nathan Harrison Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Harwell Elizabeth Hasty Chris Haun Pat Henry Carmen Herndon Mrs. Rose Herring Dr. Claxton Hill Patricia Hobart Ramona Holloway Patricia Hooks Martha Hooper Audra Y. Howard Charles E. Howard Jere and Lou Howard Betty and Al Hubby Rosella Hubby Lisa and Lori Hudson Victor Huff Chris Hughes Mark Hughes The Hulls A.R. Hunt William H. Hurdle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Todd Hutchens Lynita Jackson Mrs. Phaldra Jackson Jerry, Jeff, and Drew Jennings Hugh and Peggy Jennings Mike Johns Mr. Gus Johnson Mr. James Johnson Karla Wey Johnson Angie Joiner Terena Jolley April Jones Beth Jones Margaret Jones Curtis A. Jordan, Ill Cathy A. Kimsey Ronald C. Kinnas Charles and Mary Kitchens Mr. and Mrs. C. Ted Kim Michael Kitchens Ruth H. Kitchens Wilson Kosteat James Lamarca Wade Latham Latimore Sweeting Families Amy Layfield Mr. and Mrs. George LeHew Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leskosky Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lewis Mrs. E.W. Little Paul and Lillian Lockary Mr. and Mrs. John Longshore Steve Lott Lizabeth June Lowe Ben and Susie Lyles “Mic” Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney Susan Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. John Malik Mr. and Mrs. George D. Mangol Mrs. John G. Martin Melissa Martin Ben Mason Doug and Dianne McCallum Ms. J.W. McClain Evelyn McCune Mr. and Mrs. William McDowell Joe McGhee Don P. McGraw Marie and Stewart McLamb Tonas McMahon Bert McMullen Jada and Jonda McNair Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meeks Andy Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Michael Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Misch Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mitchell Frances Mobley Mary Kathryn and Jerry Modena Jack, Betty, and Jack Moore Frank and Joyce Moring Mrs. J.J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Moss, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Moxley Kim and Keith Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Mueller Mike Mullis Maria Murtha Julie Lynne Nawotka Kim Nichols Eloise Nuttall Harry Nuttall The O'Mahony Family Theresa O'Shaughnessy The Palazzolo Family Mrs. Walter C. Park SPONSORS Carol Partain and Family Dee, Scott, and Todd Patman Sonja and Kimberly Person Jerry Phillips Jim Pierce Judy Pierce Laura Plunkett Derek Poland H.K. Poole Vivian Poole R.P. Porter Amy Potter Bill and Sara Powell John Lawrence Powell Hunter Poythress David Prati Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Prescott Sharon and Morris Purcel Laura Radiker Robert and Betty Randall Mrs. Nancy Rector Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Reid, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Reid, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Reid, Jr. Susan Richard Tom Richard Betty C. Roberts Kathy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John Rohn Terry and Donna Rohn J.E. Rosenberg Chris Rouse Paz V. Ruidera Sacred Heart Sisters Kirsten Sauer Gayle Schmidt The Schroeder Family Bill and Linda Schrader A. Schweitzer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Scott, Jr. The Sheehan Family Rager and Chris Sheffield Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shiflett Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simon The Singleton Family Mr. and Mrs. James T. Singleton Brian Ashley Slocum Cecelia Smaha The Smith Family Alex Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Smith, Jr. Marvelle and Bill Smith Reginald Solomon Thomas Spackman Herb and Hilda Spilker Gautam Sreeram Suha Sreeram Reginald B. Starke Chuck and Elta Stenger Ronnie and Sandy Stephens Sam and Joe Stephens The Stills Family Larry and Sandy Stofko Alan Taylor Alan Patrick Taylor The Doyle Taylor Family Glenn Taylor Mrs. Jean Taylor L.J. Taylor Stephan Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tidwell Tim and Diane Tidwell Rev. and Mrs. Abner H. Tippett Nancy and Ray Tollefson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Treiber Gail and Jimmy Tucker Dr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Turner Brian Utley Patricia Vickers Paul Vincent Ernest J. Wainscott, Jr. Leon |. Waiters Margaret L. Waiters Gayle Walton Lori Waters Mrs. Mary E. Watson Kay Weigand Al W. Gerhardt, Jr. Summer Wellborn Chris W. Wells Rachel Whatley Mr. Charlie Whelan Melanie Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. White Margaret White David and Beverly Wicks Christine T. Williams Sherry Williams Harold and Nina Wilkes Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wilson Jill Wilson Deanna Wright Louise Wright Mike Wright Robert, Kathy, and Mike Wright Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wright Ashley Worley Nina Yarbrough Ed and Marian Yaun Mary Anne Zampedro PATRONS Albert J. Abrams Becky Adams Pearl Adams Kelly Anne Alan Libby and Thomas Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. M.G. Aldridge Paige Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bailey Deanne Barker Martha Snow Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Barnes, Jr. and Anna Pamela Barnett Mary Barshau Dell Bass Jennifer A. Bass Annette Battle Jim Beall Charles H. Beasley Dot and Bob Belote The Benavides Family Dr. and Mrs. William Bloom Arnold Blum Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Bolden Mrs. Lydia Bordeaux Joannie Bounds Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bovaird Gina R. Bradley Marie and Willis Branley J.B. Brennan Jeane, Suzanne, and Brenton Eason Billy and Betty Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks Lloyd Brooks Mrs. Flora Lou Brown Matthew Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Brown The Brunson Family Patty and Lee Burkett Bud and Margaret Butler Vera Lousie Byrd Willie J. Byrd, Sr. Maxie Caldwell The Canady family Kelly, Jennifer, Sarah and Hannah Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carmichael Gucci Carpenter Mrs. Harold E. Causey Jim and Nancy Chapman Ken Chambiess Melissa Christensen Maria Claxton Al Cloud, Jr. C.R. Collier, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Collins Wanda Collins Shane D. Comer Jim Conner C.R. Cook Gene Cox and Family Mr. and Mrs. Crenshaw Elise and Dick Creswell Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Crews Mrs. Dorothy Davis Mr. Walter E. Davis, Sr. Alexander Destrine Jimmy and Katrina Dix The Dodgen Family Beau Donner Joshua B. Donner Matthew Lee Donner Sarah Donner Nancy Dove The Duhon Family Colleen Dumas Mary Ann Edgar Ronnie, Rose, and Maggie Edwards Mindy Eichen Joe and Cyndie Fernandez Erwin A. Fiero, Jr Ben Fowler The Francisco Family The Fussell Family Laura Gadson Dr. and Mrs. T.P. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garcia Mrs. Rita Gary Christy Gaspar Jean Gaspar Billy Gates The Gatlin Family Jenny Genone Marilon A. Gockman Linda Goldsmith Parrish Grey Mrs. Bertha Greely Ann Greene Winston Griffin Mr. Leon Grigsby Lucille F. Grube Mr. and Mrs. Sam Guimond The Larry Hogan Family Beverly Hall Kelly Anne Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Harn Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harnack Miss Carolyn Harpe Cathy Harpe Barbara Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Harvey Ruby C. Hayward Joe Heggs, Jr. Horace and Theresa Hibberd Lawanna Hinson Syneetra and Celtia Holden Mozell Horton Wendell D. Howard Renee Hubby Billy Hudson Josephine M. Hudson Walter Hudson Cathy Hughes Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hughes The Humphrey Family Pam Humphrey Allen and Kathy Humphries Sara Hunnicutt Isabella D. Jackson Sam Jackson Chris Jacobson Richard D. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. David Jahn and Family Mary Johnson Addie L. Jones and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones and Family John, Betty, and Paige Jones Dr. William K. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Joyner and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kendrick Dee and Alan Kersey Mr. and Mrs. Allen King Sandra Kinnas Cheri Knight Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knight and Family Mrs. Iver J. Koski Dr. Gail Lamb Steve and Melinda Lamb Lucille L. Lane Kim Lanford PATRONS Renee Lee Ted Randall Virginia Lee Robert W. Reese Bruce Lesser Mr. and Mrs. William Register Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leverson, Jr. and Family Carrie P. Rhoades Bill and Jean Lewis Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Rickman Jennifer Lipson Betty Roberts Connie L. Logan Joan and Bill Roe Mary H. Lombar Bill and Diana Roets Jeff and Evelyn Long Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roets John and Mary Jo Louth Hazel N. Ross Mrs. Helen A. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Rowell Mike McBrearty Robert G. Rozar, Sr Ella B. McCallum Brian Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCollum Richard Saunders H.G. McEachin Mr. and Mrs. William Schram James and Mary McElhaney The Seay Family Audrey McGee Elizabeth, Jennifer, Raegan, and Brian Shaker Opal McGhee W.B. Shearer Willie Mal McKind Mr. and Mrs. James O. Thompson Jessie and Gladys McKinnon Mr. Walter Timley Dutch, Dot, and Lisa McLendon Shirley, Lindsey, and Ricky Tucker Mr. and Mrs. James A. McMahon Mike and Sandy Turner Diane Mahoney Lynda and Lisa Vaughan Marilyn Mains Kimberly and Amanda Vaughn John and Carling Malone David Veal Toni and Erica Mason Judy Veal Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Martin Robert Walden Peggy Mayes Angela N. Walker John, Rhond, and Sam Meadows Donald Walker Scott, Brian, and Michael Cormican Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Walker and Family Felix Middlebrooks Maureen Walker Ed and Andrea Miller Melinda and Wayne Walker Barbara Mitchell Monique Walker Derrick LeTroy Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker and Family Tracy, Renee, and Nichole Mitchell Mrs. Margaret F. Wallace Melanie and Michael Modena Mr. and Mrs. Billy Walters R.L. Moore Mrs. Essie M. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Wey Morgan Ben Waugh Josie D. Morrison Steve and Donna Siefke J. Wayne Moseley Nichelle Singleton Mr. and Mrs. David Moss Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sinnreich George E. Mowry Mark Smith and Family Marge Moyses Dr. and Mrs. Norman Smith David F. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Rickey Spires and Russ Kathy Myers Mr. and Mrs. David J. Spisso and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Myhand Mrs. Gertrude Stallings Juanita Nasworthy Mrs. Mary Stallings Janet Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Stembridge Lithan Newman R.F. Stephens Amy and Melissa Nichols Michelle Stills Robert and Kim Noegel Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stinson Betty Norman Glynn Stuart Cecil and Carolyn Norris Felicia M. Stubbs Lisa and Lori Oberg Clint Suttles Ms. Carolyn L. Odom Margaret Snow Talley Jay Odom Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Olmstead Robert Taylor Jennifer Pace Tanesha Thomas Hamit Page Minnie Wheeler Denton S. Payton Mrs. Trelley Williams Elaine Penland Andgelia P. Wilson Betty L. Penson Bobby Wilson Debbie Perkins Gus and Debra Wilson Patricia L. Peters Dr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson Shannon Pettis Lori Wilson Carrie and Ben Pierce Aaron Wimberly, Jr. Steve Pierce Paulette Winters Barbara “Lindsey’’ Pless Catherine Ann Wise C.B. Pool Kaola A. Wooten Cliff Pool Peggy Wynn Mr. Timothy Price William and Ruth Youngblood Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Proctor Lisa Zabriskie Mr. A.J. Punaro Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Zielinski Mary A. Pushman _—— - -— 4 f Congratulations to our 109th Graduating Class with prayers and best wishes from your devoted Faculty HERBALIFE We make people healthy wealthy 110 Plantation PI. ° CAFETERIA Powis Bruck: MOTOR LODGE Perry, Georgia 31069 4709 Chambers Road (912) 987-3581 Macon, Georgia 31206 (912) 781-6680 Cargo Straps e Tarpaulins e Web Straps Compliments of Swimming Pool Covers the Salesian Advertising Section Howard Hill Carl Joiner Trampolines Supplies Amy Layfield Janet Lockary ee ee Blythe Markwalter (912) 743- Chris Ruth Located on Highway 80 East of Macon Harold Simmons Congratulations and Best Wishes from St. Peter Claver Parish Father Richard C. Keil, pastor (912) 743-1454 131 Ward St. Macon, Georgia 31204 Chris R. Sheridan Co. Extraordinary General Contractor The major renovation work accomplished by the Chris R. Sheridan Company has been praised on every level. Perhaps the finest tribute to this company comes from the subcontractors and suppliers who have all stated that this project was a pleasure to work on; and was accomplished with a contractor who demonstrated active concern and conscientious direction. The Chris R. Sheridan Company is known for their major renovation work throughout the Southeast. Their expertise in coordinating and achieving the magnitude of requirements of the Macon Hilton wins respect for their profession. Fe 2 ee j—t4 —t 11 EES f ‘ i oe ee ee a = a ae a —) | ™ is a - a a — — = OS Oe ee eee ae dae = —f}-—_f- LLL IDT IIA Chris R. Sheridan Co. has been responsible for all of the renovations and beautification that occurred on the Mt. de Sales Campus in the last few years. They have also been, as these photos suggest, recognized for their fine work on other projects around the city of Macon. The Macon Hilton was pleased enough with the work performed by Chris R. Sheridan and Co. to devote a full-page in their re-opening brochure to them, as these photos and narrative demonstrate. ar me) 77 7) The fact is, Chris R. Sheridan Co. is the most versatile and experienced general contracting firm in the Middle Georgia area. If you need construction of any kind, consider quality, integrity, cost effectiveness and reputation, and you can choose only one builder. Chris R. Sheridan Co. Sacred Heart Catholic Church WEDDINGS BY VERA 113 Crestwood Road Warner Robins, Georgia (912) 953-4674 Compliments of BANKER’S FIRST MORTGAGE CORPORATION 3312 Northside Drive Building A, Suite 100 Macon, Georgia 31209 (912) 477-4306 SEEMS LIKE ALMOST 35 EVERYBODY WANTS TO (4 BE A MERCER COMMUTER... y, { ES SO THEY CAN GET THE WHOPPING 40% DISCOUNT! A Great School at Great Savings. Mercer University has one of the country’s fine liberal arts colleges. And an outstanding School of Business and Economics. 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Beat inflation with Commuter Tuition. Consider Mercer University's money saving Commuter Tuition for this fall. 3) 4 wy eens 8 ae cc 1833-1983 CELEBRATING OUR SESQUICENTENNIAL: 150 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE MERCER UNIVERSITY 1400 COLEMAN AVENUE in Macon. Congratulations, Seniors from Mrs. Peery’s Homeroom CHARTER MEDICAL BUILDING Managed By FICKLING WALKER CO., REALTORS 577 Mulberry Street MACON, GEORGIA 31202 MACON’S FINEST OFFICE FACILITY Go Cavaliers! Charlie Woods Sporting Goods 484 Second St. Open all day Saturday Downtown Macon (912) 743-5441 Compliments of BANK OF THE SOUTH 515 Mulberry St. 614 Shurling Dr. 2930 Riverside Dr. 3945 Pio Nono Ave. 3318 Vineville Ave. 3714 Eisenhower Pky. 770 Pine St. Member FDIC THIS YEAR’S GRADUATING SENIORS THE CLASS OF 1985 Compliments of HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH Father John Kennealy, Pastor Chambers Road Macon, Georgia 788-2837 Good Luck, Seniors! From Mr. Hutnick’s Homeroom jail i A B (3? - a “ 4 = —_ : = “) co 1© ) + — Oo i?) w”) is O ® Fi cas be O jad dp) =a © © a J ra) _ ©) | O O THE CLASS OF 1986 Compliments of BARNETT PRODUCTS CO., INC. Manufacturers of Fine Chair Pads and Rocker Sets Available at Belks and the House of Textiles He dance arts studios SOUTH CENTRAL EQUIPMENT, INC. Valley Drive Jean Weaver — Direc P.O. Box 1480 Perry, Georgia 31069 (912) 987-1716 (912) 741-1627 International Harvester and Bush Hog Farm Equipment Best Wishes, Seniors from A.T. Holt Company 124 Advertising tor 614 Poplar St. Macon, Georgia 31201 912 746-7083 Pre-Ballet Ballet Pointe Pre-Jazz Jazz Tap “wo co ©� ) ae — oO i?) ” O ® — f-- O — i?) ® a 2 w ® a8) N cO Oo Le O Y) Y) “a O Lu =. i hb WILSON TYPEWRITER ADDING MACHINE CO. 130 COLLEGE ST MACON, GA. 31202 You Design It, Jim Wilcox Webb Can Make It! P.O. 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MCDONALD Financial and Tax Planning Tax-Managed Investments Life and Health Insurance 923-3125 or 922-5330 P.O. Box 997 Warner Robins, Georgia 31009 Deeb Heating and Air Conditioning 1422 Johnson Road Macon, GA 31210 474-8066 Owner - Johnny A. Deeb, Jr. Pholograpny Oy Bil GEOR MVieriwetner Official Photographers of the 1985 Salesian Weddings 3113 Vineville Ave. Portraits Macon, Georgia Commercial Photography (912) 742-6866 Restorations Special Services The 1984 - 1985 MDS Student Council Congratulates the Class of 1985 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 from Mrs. Fry’s Homeroom Dairy Queen No. 1 and No. 2 1185 Gray Hwy. 3855 Pio Nono Ave. Macon, Georgia 31211 Macon, Georgia 31206 “WE TREAT YOU RIGHT”’ Battle Heating and Air Conditioning GOOD LUCK 2921 Joycliff Road CAVALIERS! Macon, Georgia 31211 743-3068 Andersen's Jewelers 361 Second Street Jennings, Ltd. Macon, Georgia 31201 P.O. Box 4947 (912) 743-3846 Macon, Georgia 31208 (912) 742-0055 Consolidated - Dixie Distributing Company 206 7th Street Macon, Georgia ‘Moderation is our Motto’’ the Ridleys MACON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2110 Eisenhower Parkway Macon, Georgia The Georgia Guard offers up to $8,000 in The Guard offers, in addition to long-term benefits, six immediate values: a paycheck every month; tui- tion assistance; training in leader- ship and technical skills which can contribute to civilian careers; part- time service compatible with other job or school requirements; a close- to-home location; and the satisfaction of being “on guard” to help in any local or national emergency. For more information on Career opportunities available in the Army Guard, please call ‘800 -“282-4222 be GER thecuardis ek Oe Naa ol America at its best. GEORGIA NATIONAL GUARD First Baptist Church 511 High Place Macon, Georgia Bobi COME JOIN THE CELEBRATION! WHE NA MLE ¥ Member National Hearing Aid Society Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist Call for a free hearing test Beltone Hearing DORN’S OUTDOOR Aid Service CENTER 788 Walnut Street 3747 Napier Avenue P.O. Box 1018 Macon, Georgia 31204 Macon, Georgia (912) 474-1991 Authorized Service Browning e Remington Marlin e Mossberg Polychoke (912) 743-9382 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! FROM CURTIS MATHIS HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 474-1665 746-4863 Congratulations Class of ’85 Georgia Freight Car Repair, Inc. P.O. Box 129 Gordon, Ga. 31031 912-628-5668 Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, Good Luck Cavaliers Smith, Inc. Lipson Fabrics 577 Mulberry St. Macon, Ga. 31201 2720 Riverside Dr. Macon, Ga. 31204 912-744-6653 912-746-5540 Compliments of R. S. Thorpe and Sons Joiner’s Pharmacy 3145 Napier Ave. We Deliver 743-2695 Headquarters Men's and Boy's Wear Cherry St. Downtown Macon Gloria Penland’s Playschool 116 West Ridge Circle Macon, Ga. 31210 Causey Electrical 477-3933 Supply Company 520 Fifth St. Macon, Ga 746-4341 II Hill Pharmacy, Inc. Co — y Best Wishes For the Future 463 Arlington Place Macon, Ga. 31201 742-8787 Established 1906 MURPHEY, TAYLOR « ELLIS INC ara [R ie REALTORS ¢ INSURANCE « APPRAISALS � e PROPERTY MANAGEMENT � ¢ DEVELOPMENT � ¢ SALES « RENTALS « LEASES � « ¢ RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL e@ INDUSTRIAL e@ FARMS ACREAGE 743-2671 575 First St. Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Lockwood and Associates Life Insurance Laney Co. Specialty Jean Hall Florist Advertising palates Fyts erry Stree Pens e Calenders e Imprinted Specialties Macon, Georgia P.O. Box 2012 742-1424 Macon, Georgia or (912) 745-8840 743-4443 Georgia Stainless Alloy | pjNKERTON ELECTRONICS 600 Guy Paine Road Macon, Georgia 3088 Napier Avenue 743-3387 Stainless Steel Pipe e Tubing Sales and Service Pipe Fittings e Flanges Zenith 140 Advertising Good Luck Seniors God Bless You! Father John Cuddy Father Michael Roverse St. Joseph’s Catholic Church MARTIN AMUSEMENT CO. 1395 Georgia Avenue Macon, Georgia 31201 745-8586 f BT DD ecland’ EWALD Henderson Architects Inc. PO.Box 306 Macon, Georgia 31202 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF oe EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. wae Government Defense Group You’ve done it. All the hard work has finally paid off. Now the future awaits you . . . and you can make it what you want it to be. So set your sights on the career you want, work hard, and achieve your goals. And, once college is over, for those of you who earn an engineering degree, you can build a great career with Emerson Electric Co. in Warner Robins, GA. Emerson Electric Co. is actively involved in the defense industry doing vital work for the govern- ment. And because our job is to prepare for the future, we never stop innovating, pioneering, learning. Neither will you. We offer degreed professionals an excellent on-the-job train- ing program, where you can work one-on-one with senior engineers in a cli- mate that is professional, yet relaxed and informal. We provide in-house seminars and encourage self-motivation and the furthering of your education through our tuition reimburse- ment program. And each project on which you will work will be an education in specialized electronics. So celebrate. You’ve earned it. Then hit those books, map those blue- prints, and earn your engineering degree. And plan for a career at Emerson Electric Co. Electronics Space Division EMERSON ELECTRIC Co. P.O. Box 2746 Warner Robins, GA 31099 An Equal Opportunity Employer Shaheen Office Supply 1880 Watson Blvd Warner Robins, Georgia 31056 (912) 922-9114 Commerce St. Hawkinsville, GA (912) 783-1713 102 W. Main St Ft. Valley, GA (912) 825-7759 Radiology - Nuclear Medicine - Ultrasound KUO LAM LEE, M.D MEDICAL SCANNERS P.C. P.O. Box 489 - Griffin St Eastman, GA 31023 Telephone 912 374-4305 Congratulations Seniors from Thomas H. McKelvey, D.D.S. General - Cosmetic - Prosthetic - Dentistry 1902 Forsyth Street Macon, Georgia 31201 912 741-0046 Prevention is the Best Therapeutic Approach D M Package Store Owned and Operated by Robert B. Fay Compliments of TOBESOFKEE MARINE Mosely-Dixon Road Macon, Georgia (912) 474-9995 BEST WISHES, CAVALIERS FREANT MOTOR LINES, INC. 4029 |-475 Industrial Blvd Macon, Georgia 31210 477-2811 556 N. Lee Street Next to I-75 912 994-9344 The Textile Outlet P.O. Box 742 Forsyth, GA 31029 Cheryl Grant Manager LEROY’S LAWN SERVICE 390 Riverdale Road Macon, Georgia 31204 Bennette Kramer Chris Strain 477-2166 Compliments of FRANK IRBY PLUMBING CO. “We specialize in repair work 132 Bay Street Macon, Georgia 745-4452 energy GY accounting systems, inc. FRANK L. GATTI PRESIDENT P.O. BOX 4225 MACON, GEORGIA 31208 912 743-7302 CENTRAL BANK of GEORGIA ‘We like people... People like us.”’ Pacific International 1325 Green Street Warner Robins, Georgia (912) 922-4905 Tuesday - Sunday Lunch Buffets - 11:00 to 2:30 Dinner - 5:00 to 10:00 We also sell oriental goods Bibb Security Systems 1765 Shurling Drive Macon, Georgia 31211 (912) 745-5635 GE - ROPER - MAGIC CHEF - JENN AIR KITCHEN AID - THERMADOR - APPLIANCES LIGHTING FIXTURES PIONITE ADAMS DISTRIBUTING CO. 120 Walnut Street Macon, Georgia 31201 912-745-0471 MARBA BEAUTY PRODUCTS, INC. Wholesale e Retail Generic Brands e Aloe Vera Jhirmack e@ Algele @ Mastey Visco @ Focus 21 @ Nexus Redkin 2310 Ingleside Avenue 745-0373 CAPITAL CYCLE COMPANY 1090 Washington Ave. Macon 745-3946 HONDA Follow the Leader Hart’s Mortuary os Saning Samiles of Every Faith Seas 1899 = 76S CHERRY STREET —- TELEPHONE 746-4321 Macon, Georgin 31201 i “ap _! ay Mh. a if + i i 9 7} jie SY yt NS Z v Chairman Harts J. Milton Heard, III Joseph M. Childs President Secretary Mortuary Sally M. Heard since 1899 BEST WISHES, SENIORS PINNELL’S AUTO SERVICE, INC. LOWE ELECTRIC CO. US-80 East Macon, Georgia 31201 1525 Forsyth Street Macon, Georgia 31213 acon eorgia 743-2560 743-8661 a IANAGES The Second Chance for the inter1or 972 Magnolia Street Macon, Georgia 31204 3 Baconsfield Park Dottie Meyer Suite 101 742-7874 Interior Designer Macon, Ga. 31211 912 743-7659 KELLEHER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 3048 Napier Avenue Macon, Georgia 912-746-3116 Georgia Our Home of Quality Hospital Services Charter Medical Corporation, the only major hospital manage- ment company headquartered in Georgia, has nine facilities in its home state dedicated to high standards of quality patient care. @ Psychiatric Hospitals @General Acute Care Hospitals ATLANTA ATLANTA Charter Peachford Hospital Shallowford Community Hospital MACON Metropolitan Hospital Charter Lake Hospital ‘ rgery) SAVANNAH Charter Broad Oaks Hospital MACON Middle Georgia Hospital Charter Northside Hospital A Addictive Disease Hospitals ATLANTA Charter Brook Hospital ST. SIMONS ISLAND For more information contact: Charter By-the-Sea ml Corporate Relations Charter Medical Corporation P.O. Box 209 Macon, Georgia 31298 (912) 742-1161 CHARTER MEDICAI Congratulations to the STUCCO e ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING Class of 1985 CORNICES e MOULDINGS e SWIMMING POOLS from DONITA’S HARRY DURHAM, SR. PLASTERING 35 Years of Experience 3830 Northside Drive Macon, Georgia Harry Durham, Sr. 770 Old Lundy Road 477-7190 912-474-2044 Macon, Georgia 31210 Kennedy Drugs —Fonmal 473 Third St. Affair Downtown Macon Phone: 743-4700 Bridal and Formalwear S H Green Stamps 2951 Vineville Ave. (912) 745-7923 Downtown Macon's Family Drug Store (behind Carl Fsays, Jowellor) Macon. Ga. 31204 Go Cavaliers! Compliments of The Mount de Sales Athletic Association Congratulations to the Class of 1985 ENGELHAIPD Managing Growth Through Technology Cassidy Auto Parts and peace hana Machine Shop 1984 Princess Anne Drive Gray, Georgia PETER OLDFIELD’S BARBER SHOP 986-5474 2==€ 746-3296 se (912) 746-5066 Blessings to the J R SERVICE CENTER, INC. CLASS OF ’85 Small Appliance Vacuum Repair St. Peter Claver School John McKee 1134 Forsyth St. Owner Macon, GA 31201 Congratulations, Seniors! from SERVING MACON SINCE 1916 THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC BIBB HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE 1172 Hightower Road Macon, Georgia 31206 “For the Best Fire Restoration Available” Certainleed fa Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1985 Bacon Hardware Co. 3304 Jettersonv e Road from 3 J } Macon, GA 31201 312) 746-842C Senator Mack Mattingly SOUTHERN BUSINESS PRODUCTS LI IED 2342 Ingleside Ave. Macon, Georgia Corporation Copiers @ Cash Registers @ Supplies Compl iments of DESIGNS by DONNA Forest Hill Village MACON, GEORGIA 31204 TELEPHONE 912 477-5227 Macon, Georgia 31210 (912) 474-4631 3984 NAPIER AVENUE THE NEW CENTRAL GEORGIA PLASMA LAB, INC. Congratulations Seniors from LIFE SAVING PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED FROM HUMAN PLASMA ST. JOSEPH’S SCHOOL ae ans 905 HIGH STREET e@ PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTION MACON, GEORGIA 31201 @ RABIES IMMUNE GLOBULIN e@ HEMOPHILIA PRODUCTS 742-0636 DRAKE ADAMS, PRESIDENT A-1 PACKAGE STORE 1582 Forest Hill Rd. Macon, Ga. 31210 474-9290 Buck Penland God Bless Owner All of You!!! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘85 FROM NEUROLOGICAL INSTITUTE of CENTRAL GEORGIA Compliments of a Friend BEST WISHES! G. A. Johnston, M.D. NU-WAY WEINERS, INC. 800 First St., Suite 310 Macon, GA. 31201 430 Cotton Avenue Macon, Georgia 31201 (912) 746-1717 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! THAT” MACON SPIRIT S WGXA-TV WELLS ASSOCIATES Best Wishes From Financial Advisors 328A Benton Road Juliette, GA. 31046 aN e 5 insty = prints THE WIZ OF THE PRINTING BIZ! 912-474-5044 W. Howard Wells, Jr. , President 246 Spring Street The Knights of Columbus Residential @ Drafting Design @ Commercial has something right for everyone ... SHEPCO CONSTRUCTION CO. 877 Mulberry Street P.O. Box 53 Macon, Georgia 31202 (een. eimenanmn Knights Of Columbus Sacred Heart Council OFFICE: 746-0348 Warner Robins HOME: 745-9887 BEEPER: 744-8953 923-3462 TOM ST1IMUS DODGE Sales, Service and Body Shop 3068 Riverside Drive 474-3700 MDS SENIORS, 1 IN THE WORLD! Congratulations ROGERS PULPWOOD CO. Seniors From Bolingbroke, GA. 31004 YA GOTTA LUV PETS (912) 994-6073 Westgate Mall Compliments of Comer Saw and CHERIO PACKAGE STORE Welding Service 808 WALNUT STREET 833 Bass Road MACON, GEORGIA Macon, Ga. 31210 745-4887 477-1544 577 Mulberry St., Macon, Georgia 31201, (912) 746-9421 Sales Rentals Commercial Leases Appraisals Property Management Development REALTOR Real Estate Schools RESIDENTIAL SALES OFFICES 3312 Northside Dr. Suite C Main Office 2396 Ingleside Ave. MANPLE LISTING SERVICE 474-0810 746-9421 742-1404 MACON NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALER ASSOC. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! BEST WISHES FROM MeDonalde McNIEL PLUMBING CO. You. SPECIALIZING IN REPAIR AND REMODELING R RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 1676 HURLEY CIRCLE MACON, GEORGIA 31206 (912) 788-7986 “fi It’s Maas iy it’s got to be good. BORDEN INC. Dairy and Services Division 4700 Pio Nono Avenue Macon, Georgia 31206 Milk Processed Daily in Macon 788-5733 Frigidaire @ Litton @ Whirlpool Magic Chef @ Zenith _ Coll MORRIS APPLIANCE Crandall Jr. College Macon, Ga. 1205 Eisenhower Pkwy. (912) 477-5244 Macon, Ga. 31206 Ph: 781-1272 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! THUENTE ENGINEERING Penny Pincher 172 McGee St. Le Fox Youx Home Macon, Ga. 31204 ; FURNITURE e GIFTS @e ACCESSORIES “Advertise with us for Less’”’ 474-6666 Good Luck Seniors! Dr. D. T. Walton, Jr. 591 Cotton Ave (Walton Building) Macon, Georgia 31201 742-8478 JACK MAJORS INSURANCE 4491 Forsyth Road Macon, Georgia 31210 Jack Majors 912-477-6551 McKinney's Propane Gas, Inc. 4262 Interstate Drive @ Complete Gas Service for Home - Farm - Industry e@ Motor Fuel Sales and Service Donny McKinney @ (912) 474-3414 @ Macon, GA. Pace Pace Real Estate 564 North Lee Street Forsyth Ga. 31029 “Serving Monroe County 994-0550 (912) 929-1856 John J. Vecchio, M.D. ADULT AND PEDIATRIC UROLOGY SUITE A, DOCTOR’S BUILDING 212 HOSPITAL DRIVE WARNER ROBINS, GEORGIA 31091 70 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM POP’S TOP SHOP OF MACON “WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET A TOP DEAL” PH, 912 745-9123 ALVIN ROWELL 1625 HOUSTON AVENUE M MANAGER ACON, GEORGIA 31201 iim | CLUS Tre 1494 Broadway 17 NORTH LEE STREET Macon FORSYTH, GEORGIA 31029 912 994-5773 GRAPHIC CONSULTATION, DESIGN First PREPARATION Federal JIM PUSTER TIGER Enterprises! 2021 BAYSWATER ROAD Member - FSLIC MACON, GEORGIA 31211 912 e 743-9848 Warner Robins, Georgia 923-7127 Congratulations, Seniors DOWNTOWN OPTICIANS, 596 Cherry Street Westgate Mall 1817 Watson Blvd. Warner Robins, GA Ph. 746-4844 SOUTH LAND INVESTMENTS P.O. Box 2799 @ Macon, Georgia 31203-2799 746-9699 TIMBERLAND INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE APPRAISALS CONSULTATIONS FOREST MANAGEMENT ACQUISITIONS John M. Davis J. Sidney Dumas 474-8305 477-7014 COKE’S CAMERA CENTER Compliments of 735 Cherry St. Williams Plaza PINEBROOK VILLAGE Macon Warner Robins 4448 Forsyth Road Hatcher Square Owner - Bobby Sanders ; j . Milledgeville POWELL’S BLOOMFIELD PHARMACY 4839 Bloomfield Rd. 781-1213 Compliments of HUTCHINGS FUNERAL HOME 536 NEW STREET MACON, GA 31208 (912) 743-1212 or 745-0901 The PIG, Inc. 919 Pio Nono Ave Macon Ga 31204 745-6507 CHC fy FAIRCLOTH BROS. 3663 FAIRMOUNT AVE. iain ieee MACON, GEORGIA 31201 742-8497 Compliments of MASSEY’S PHARMACY ® Quality Prescription Service 3129 HOUSTON AVE. MACON, GEORGIA 31206 YKK(U.S.A)INC. PHONE: 788-2191 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '85 FROM DAN COGAN CO. The Fire lace + DIXIE METAL COMPANY | =,1 lms pe to 49 COLLEGE STREET || 44 QUST OFF RIVERSIDE nerve) ro REMODELING e@ RENOVATION e RESTORATION eases ax 228 BELVEDERE DRIVE “Everything Your Hearth Desires”’ MACON, GA. 31204 THE FIRE PLACE 477-8601 Ample Parking i 49 College St., Macon, Ga. 745-7390 Johnson and Johnson Insurance, Inc. 743-4613 GOOD LUCK SENIORS ESSEX COMPANY INVESTMENT BANKERS 600 NEW STREET P.O. BOX 4783 MACON, GEORGIA 31208 912-746-6262 Trust Company Bank - fs OFFICES of Middle Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Nashville, Tennessee MACON — WARNER ROBINS Montgomery, Alabama Mobile, Alabama TO THE CLASS OF 1985 Make Each Step A Step In The Right Direction Compliments of CENTRAL GEORGIA PODIATRY ASSOCIATES Dr. Joseph M. Union Dr. Thomas S. Union COLISEUM PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL For Specialized Treatment Of All Mental and Emotional Problems 741-1355 An Affiliate of Hospital Corporation of America 59} } U aN ‘ ry 0 C% X es aN Mir A 1, | Macon Main Office 201 Second St. Rivoli Crossing Office 4357 Forsyth Rd. Northeast Office 1302 Gray Highway Rocky Creek Office 3411 Pio Nono Ave. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 9-5 SAM S. CHANDLER INSURANCE AGENCY “Before and after the loss — A good agency to do business with” CHANDLER BLDG. 154 BROADWAY Phone 742-3641 MACON, GEORGIA 31202 “Established in 1920’ Betty Wilcox Homeowners Automobile Lb ete Wh ER ALLO ste Pio Nono Office 900 Pio Nono Ave. Phone: 743-0911 Riverside Office 2450 Riverside Dr. Forsyth 101 N. Lee St. Warner Robins 104 N. Houston Rd. Compliments Of SEARS, ROEBUCK, and CO. Houston Mall Warner Robins, Georgia 31093 The Village Florist 2314 INGLESIDE MACON, GEORGIA 31204 746-4381 a 10% DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS On Nosegays, Corsages, Boutonniere and Arm Bouquets Let Us Design Something Especially For You! GOOD LUCK SENIORS MACON BOWL Fabulous Arcade Shurlington Plaza 746-7351 Macon Buck Stove Ceiling Fan Center Stoves - Furnaces Fireplaces - Pipe - Accessories OEALER 3939 Bioomftield Road Macon, Georgia 31206 (Across trom Macon Mall) Mike Garris Kathy Garris Joe Wade (912)474—8013 Compliments Of PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT SCHLITZ MALT LIQUOR Mid Ga. Sales 4100 San Carlos Dr. Macon, Ga 31206 Ph. 788-6335 Best Wishes to the CLASS of 85 Phil J. Sheridan � 174 175 176 c8er nsieslse