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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1988 volume:

WHEL Tl alesian One life Fulfilled In the end, itis just about impos- sible to express what it meant to Mount de Sales that Sister Mary Fi- delis Barragan, R.S.M. was its princi- pal for 17% years. To make a simple list of the changes that occurred at our school would be to trivialize them, and to oversimplify the chal- lenges that were met, and the vision of the future which Sister Fidelis saw so clearly. Sister Fidelis came to Mt. de Sales on June 1, 1970 to teach En- glish, and became principal within a year. Sister came to MDS in the same year when many members of the Class of 1988 were born; when she announced her resignation on Janu- ary 9, 1987, Sister Fidelis had been at MDS longer than she had been in any one place since graduating from St. Vincent's in Savannah and enter- ing the Sisters of Mercy. In the years before she came to Mt. de Sales, Sister had had assign- ments in Pensacola, Savannah, Mo- bile and Baltimore. She arrived at MDS just in time for the 1970's, a de- cade in which ten other private schools opened in Bibb County. In that decade, the MDS student body continued to grow despite the fact that there were many more private schools that were available to par- ents who chose private education for their children. A few simple statistics illustrate the changes that have occurred at MDS since Sister Fidelis became principal. The student body has grown in size from 323 to 540. The senior class has more than doubled in size. Minority students now make up 14% of our student body; in 1970, minority students accounted for only 2% of the total enrollment. In 1970, 63% of the student body was Catholic; today more than half our students are of other faiths, making MDS a school of diversity un- matched in Bibb County. When Sister Fidelis first came to MDS, there were 10 Sisters of Mercy on the faculty, where today there are only three. This is one of the greatest challenges that confronted Sister: how to take MDS from a time when the faculty was predominant- ly religious to a time when lay teach- ers would predominate. To those who were accustomed to the pres- ence of Sisters in the classrooms, this was a major change! One of the least understood aspects of this change in faculty is the fact that tu- ition has had to increase in order to make up for the loss of donated ser- vices of those Sisters of Mercy who used to teach at MDS. In these 17 years, Mt. de Sales attracted a tal- ented and devoted faculty. Ten of our Current teachers have been on the staff for ten years or more, and 61% of the faculty have earned Master’s Degrees. Mt. de Sales has moved to meet the challenges that have accompa- nied a changing educational atmo- sphere in Bibb County. First, an 8th grade was established in 1974 in re- sponse to a public school decision to end their elementary programs after grade 7. Again this year MDS moved to meet its future by estab- lishing a 7th grade and incorporating it into a fully self-contained Middle School. These things sound simple enough, but they are evidence of the rigorous demands of a changing educational environment, and MDS has adapted and grown by moving to meet those changes, instead of waiting for them to pass by. Sister Fidelis’ leadership in this period of growth was instrumental. One of greatest challenges Sis- ter Fidelis faced when becoming our principal was the need to restruc- ture our religion curriculum. As she noted in her final Administrator’s Re- port, students in 1970 had a “negative attitude ... toward their daily religion classes, an attitude re- flective of the rebellious 60’s.’’ Also, “religion faculty ... wanted to teach courses in the new spirit of Vatican II,” @ spirit Of Openness and candor, in which the Church (in the words of Pope John XXIiIl) “threw open the windows and let in the fresh air of the 20th cen- tury.” These real concerns were met with a new religion curriculum, stressing individual spirituality that would be “tangibly present on our campus and personally treasured by students and faculty.’’ Religion classes are now en- joyed by more students than ever, and the regular and frequent opportunities for prayer and worship on campus strengthened the primary mission of Mt. de Sales as a Catholic school. A recent graduate described the special spiritual atmosphere of MDS when he wrote of the ‘‘constant presence of God on cam- pus.”’ Today, MDS students better appre- ciate the opportunities afforded in this Mercy school, for growth and comfort. In that sense, religion is more important to us than ever before. That challenge, too, has been successfully met. The Mt. de Sales campus has un- dergone a dramatic change during Sister’s tenure. De Sales Hall, Burke Hall, Rose Place and the Middle School - all these facilities have come into use. Property near the campus has been purchased, to meet future needs, which are not yet specific. This campus expansion is all part of a program of develop- ment that Sister Fidelis began in 1978. The focus of our development program is to identify those sources of support - support of all kinds, not just financial - that can help assure that MDS can move into the future with confidence. The Development Program has had a strong beginning under Sister’s guidance, and it is this lifeline to our future that represents another challenge successfully met. Sister Fidelis helped MDS to meet these challenges, but she has left her mark here in other ways as well. Sister wanted our school to have an atmosphere consisting of academics, athletics and the arts. Our mixed chorus is an excellent ex- ample of the dedication that Sister feels for the arts, and her determina- Sister said goodbye to many of her friends at Can- dielight Carol service and to the student body on December 18th tion that our students have the chance to develop an appreciation for the arts in their years here. Sister recalls that ‘‘in the traditions of Mt. de Sales, the arts were significantly important to the educated young lady.’’ Her efforts to revive the arts at MDS have begun to be appreciat- ed. Much changed during those 17% years. They occurred during Sister Fidelis’ tenure, and were ac- complished with the help and coop- eration of parents, teachers, friends and students. Sister led MDS, com- bining her insight and energy with the talents and enthusiasm of others, to produce an institution characterized by an attitude of ex- cellence. In accomplishing this mis- sion, Sister earned for herself the re- ward promised by the prophet Dan- iel: Those who instruct others to jus- tice will shine like stars for all eternity. Dedication 3 The Year That Was Disasters The Constitution was 200 years old in September Survival ot a Celebration Triumph =, The U.S.S. Stark was crippled by an Iranian missile in the Persian Gulf A spectacular ptoek market crash in October ww i }) An airliner crash in California took more than 100 lives =Two baby girls made head- lines during the year. Baby M (righD was the subject of a bit- ter child custody battle in New Jersey; and Baby Jessica was rescued after more than 52 hours trapped in an aban- doned well. Ronald Reagan ; hig-lel ag Politics Personalities Gary Hart : the Pear, Soviet Premier Mikgiaieaerbachev = = 1987-1988 5 Speed skater Bonnie Blair won two medals at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary Sugar Ray Leon- ard (left) won the fight of the year _ WARMER TROP | eel The 1988 U. S. Winter Olympics team 6 1987-1988 H Sat) Ahhh LLL, jeenennty Len cunneaangyy bneti taguigdier jaunt aaasaat tft, “We will sell no berry that is ordinary. Thanks for your support!”’ Jack Nicholson and Mery! Streep were down and out in ronweed. Steven Spielberg's Os- car-winning epic, The, Last Emperor. Eddie Murphy, superstar! Cosby is still going strong 1987-1988 7 A Time For Worship ; j TRADITION MERCY ftcrowse j COMMITMENT Students who spoke at the Mercy Day ceremonies are Veronica Turner, Pam McCune, Jenny Sheehan, and Bobby Currey | Rekindling the flame of the Christmas season. Father Tom Murphy of St. Joseph’s Church was the principal celebrant at the Thanksgiving Mass. 8 A Time for Worship ———s | f f ; Father Barry Stanton of Holy Spirit Catholic Church . ze celebrated the Ash Wednesday liturgy in February Robin Rohn, Vicki Fowler, and Sudonna Booie offered petitions on Ash Wednesday (Photo by Scott Shipp) One of the finest moments of this or any school year - the Candlelight Carol service at St. Joseph's A Time for Worship 9 A Time For Family and Friends Brother Brett Brannen coached C-team sports and was a friend to us all The family Pierce Dr. Catherine Meeks of Mercer University spoke to the student body on The Singing Sergeants of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division visited January 25th. Her talk was received very enthusiastically. MDS in October. Former NBA star Jerry Lucas appeared on our campus in February, demonstrating his mem- ory techniques and en- couraging us to develop learning and memory techniques of our own 10 Family and Friends The Director of Development is responsible for the overall management, planning and implementa- tion of a program which supports the school’s mis- sion and generates support from alumni, parents, friends, corporation and foundations. A development officer is a versatile personality who performs many different tasks. He is an ambas- sador, a negotiator, an interpreter, a salesman, 4 planner, a researcher, a juggler, and a person with a good sense of humor and balance. A successful development program depends upon good communication between the school and all of its interested parties. Development attracts friends, promotes the school’s mission and goals, speaks about our talents, and nurtures the dialogue between the school and all whom it serves. Development requires a long-term effort and the involvement of many people. It demands pas- sion, dedication and energy, and | am looking for- ward to the challenge. The Class of 1988 has 11 stu- dents who have at least one parent who graduated form MDS. Pictured in the Heritage Room are (seated): Scott Genone, Bobby Currey, Matt Gilbert, Chris McCallum, and Shan- non Williams. Standing: Amy Gen- one, Kathy Wright, Shelley Snow, Stephanie Boyer, and Melissa Mar- tin. Not pictured: Stacey Register. [ _2aeas | {ANNUUUUULUNANNI (Publisher's Note: Mr. Spisso was hired as MDS’s first full-time Development Officer in October, 1987. He was asked to write this message for the annual.) Managing Editor Pam McCune Associate Editor Jenny Sheehan Business Manager Tina Valdecanas Editorial Assistant Betsy Lewis Publisher Kevin P. Dockrell Official Photographer Bill Meriwether III 12 Colophon OLOPHON Paper size 8% X 11 Total pages 230 Paper stock 80-pound enamel Typeface Kabel Original cover design Laura Radiker Endsheets 414 natural white Press run 600 Printer Walsworth Publishing Co. Ivan Allen Shannon Baker Kappi Brown Michelle Bryant Michael Clark George Cleveland Chad Collier Kate Francisco Matt Garvin Amy Genone Kathy Harings Allen Holmstrom Mark Hughes Cheryl Kitchens Melanie Modena Monica Myhand Gail Pagala Steve Pierce Brad Scott Tiffany Stewart Joe Union Writers Michael Clark Kathy Harings Artist Laura Radiker A Time For Every Purpose As Managing Editor of the 1988 Salesian, | have viewed this school through eyes unique to me. | have been challenged to represent Mount de Sales — its realities, and its ideals. Questions have been posed and decisions have been made con- cerning how to portray the year’s events so that they are more than mere depictions. Each photograph and each caption captures a range of emotions, emotions that are meant to color our high school years. High school memories are pro- duced by involvement in school ac- tivities. Being part of any high school athletic team or academic team means working together toward a goal, learning about each other in the process, and accepting the re- sults, whether or not they are suc- cesful. Losing is as much a part of belonging to a group as is winning. Along with my senior classmates, | was disappointed when our foot- ball team finished in a last-place tie in the region. Even further, | was heartbroken when our varsity boys basketball team lost yet another game at the state championship tournament. Even though it didn’t provide much consolation at the time, if looked at from another per- spective, these losses can be seen as having had a purpose. Losses, and wins, are learning experiences from which we gain integrity and strength. This philosophy characterizes the academic scene, too. Despite the significance of grades, knowl- edge is more than what we learn in classrooms. Knowledge comes from experience inside and outside of class. When you get right down to it, NO one is going to remember who got what grade in Physics. More im- portantly, perserverance makes the difference in what we gain from life. If academics, athletics and ac- tivities constitute our school, what makes Mount de Sales special? What motivates us to participate in activi- ties, to go beyond academic con- cerns to the broader concerns that affect us all? A certain atmosphere exists at MDS, resulting from a com- bination of academics, athletics, ac- tivities and worship. Our school days begin with prayer, a powerful blessing for all of us each day. We pray to God for safety and for guid- ance. Even further, we asked for God’s blessing on Moving-Up Day, as we prepared for the responsibili- ties of the upcoming year. The spirit that characterizes the campus and the concern we have for others is witnessed in the way we collect gifts and food for the needy. We have gained a generous spirit at MDS, one which has compelled us to donate to Covenant House and to support our school through the tough times. As a student at a small school | have gotten to know much of the student body. As asenior, however, the ‘‘best years of my life,”’ my high school years, are about to end. | will face a new world, one where | do not know as many people. Conse- quently, the freshman firsts are giv- ing way to the senior lasts — pep rally, football game, basketball game, baseball game, cheer, Mass, day in high school. Our comfortable senior positions — those waited for all those years — will be replaced with nervous freshman positions at college. The Salesian is an experience for those who allow themselves to remember high school with their hearts as well as their heads. The spirit that envelops the campus per- meates this yearbook in a way that bonds us together as Cavaliers, and together we have learned that there is a time for every purpose under the heavens. Love, Baym Editor's Message 13 Aaministration § =f - = The Mt. de Sales Board of Trustees. Seated: Sister Mary Rosina Bayliss, R.S.M. and Sister Mary Fidelis Barragan, R.S.M. Standing: Dr. Norman J. Smith, Mr. Chester Pierce, Mrs. Connie Thuente, Mr. Chris Rouse, Mr. David Zuver, Sister Santa Maria D'Angelo, Reverend William Hurdle, Mr. Wayne Downs, Dr. Bobby Jones, Mrs. Jan Manning, Mrs. Pat Robinson, Mr. Dan Dun- wody (Chairman), Monsignor Marvin LeFrois. MDS was very fortunate to have two Sisters of Mercy as Principal this year. Sister Mary Rosina, R.S.M. became our Principal January 1st, succeeding Sister Mary Fidelis, R.S.M., who resigned at the end of the first semester, and is now preparing for a new care at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Atlanta. Mr. Chester Pierce (right) graduated from MDS in 1966 and returned to his alma mater in 1973. He is our Assistant Principal and Financial Manager. Over the past few years, the costs of operating our school have increased and the methods of managing the school’s finances have become much more sophisticat- ed. Mr. Pierce is responsible for the day-to-day financial operations at Mt. de Sales. Prior to becoming Assistant Principal, Mr. Pierce taught Social Studies, and has coached football, base- ball and softball for the past several years. Mr. Jim Ray (left) became our full-time guidance counselor in 1981, after several years of teaching social studies and directing our drama ensemble. Under his leadership, our Guidance Department has moved ahead to keep up with the demand for help with college admissions, career counselling and financial aid assistance. The College and Career Center, opened in 1984, is computer-equipped with more than a dozen software programs dealing with study skills, test prepa- ration, personal interests, career inventories, and college exploration. All of these improvements are visible evidence of Mr. Ray’s determination to help every MDS student get the best guidance possible. Administration 17 1 Sister Grace Marie Dillard, R.S.M. Middle School Director Eighth-Grade English Latin 2 Mrs. Jan Manning Aamissions Officer Assistant to the Administrator 3 Mrs. Janice Cortes School Secretary 1 Mrs. Gwen Weston English Ill 2 Coach Randy Davis Government Economics Psychology 3 Mrs. Madge Knott Librarian Poi. Pidit § wt Faculty 19 20 Faculty 1 Mrs. Beth Grovenstein Algeora | Geometry 2 Coach Robert Slocum Physical Education 3 Mrs. Mary Frances Peery English | Word Processing 1 Miss Anne Rigby French Il, Ill, IV 2 Mrs. Jane Claxton English Il Expository Writing 3 Sister Helen McCreary, R.S.M. American History Global Perspectives Faculty 21 22 Faculty 1 Mr. Kevin Dockrell Church History Contemporary America Foreign Relations 2 Mrs. Brenda Timms Computer Math Math IV Pascal 3 Coach Mike Garvin Calculus Geometry Marriage 1 Mrs. Jackie Fry Spanish I, Il, Ill, IV 2 Father John Cuddy Theology 3 Coach Tony Pierce Physical Education Faculty 23 1 Mrs. Lindsey Skinner Expository Writing French | New Testament 2 Mr. Ron McLachlan Chemistry Physics 3 Mrs. Carolyn Garvin Marriage Old Testament 1 Mrs. Sandra Tate English IV Honors English 2 Mrs. Donna Washburn Chorus 3 Mrs. Vicki Wheeler Middle School Math and Science 1 Mrs. Charlotte Mason Algeora Iil Trig. Statistics 2 Mr. David Spisso Development Officer 3 Mr. Michael Vullo Alumni Association Art History 26 Faculty 1 Miss Melanie Proctor Physical Science 2 Mrs. Betty Hurdle English | Expository Writing 3 Mrs. Annette Mate Algebra II Earth Science Faculty 27 1 Mrs. Carol Davis Biology Advanced Biology 2 Mrs. Lynn Hatcher Middle School Social Studies 28 Faculty A Time To Say | Goodbye “There is a season for every- thing under heaven ... a time for laughter” (Ec. 3:1). As | leave eigh- teen years of teaching at MDS, | want to pay a special tribute to all those persons who have, over the years, made me laugh! In Sr. Rosina’s office there is a delightful picture of a circus clown. A modern writer and philosopher, Henri Nouen, has said that, ‘“‘the clowns show us by their ‘useless’ behavior, not simply that many of our preoccupations, worries, tensions, and anxieties need a smile, but more importantly, that we, too, have white on our faces and that we, too, are called to clown a little.” | have discovered some very beautiful clowns at MDS — among students and faculty — clowns who have not taken themselves too seri- ously; who have been willing to make fools of themselves for the amusement of others. What trea- sures these people are! So, as a farewell and a thank you to MDS — its students, staff, and administration — | want to re- call all those class clowns that | have loved — the entertainers — the Steve Martins, the Elvis impersona- tors, the dancers, the Tweedle Dums and Tweedle Dees; the Professor Higgins and Col. Pickerings; the mu- sicians, those who took “suppository writing’; Gladys Knight and the Pips, the Seven Dwarfs, the Mouseketeers, the Diz- zy Izzies; the classroom artists; the joke tellers; the actors; the spinners of yarns about “‘why-l|-didn’t-do- my-homework”’! All of you have helped my too serious self to be revitalized and eternally grateful. Good Bless You. . Valedictory 29 efit Loace Aer, Mla 7th Grade Officers: Courtney Carey (President) Chad McDaniel (Vice-President Ryan Farage (Secretary), Christy Grovenstein (Treasurer) The Class of ke od 32 Seventh Grade nda Dunn Romas Dunn AL Fau Ryan Farage Kim Finney Carol Ann Green Hope Griffin Christy Grovenstein Karen Hammack Audrey Harrell Regan Hightower Emily Jackson Brandy Johnson Kathy Kendall Karen Lance Joy Sams clogged to ‘Rocky Top” at one our football pep rallies Chad McDanie Kevin McTier Josh Moody Jimmy Oller Timmy Oller Billy Parks Yvette Perez Matthew Rensiler Ross Robbins Joy Sams Steve Shiflett Kevin Simmons Rick Sizemore Matt Skilling Brady Skinner David Skinner Jennifer Smith Mandy Smith Becky Taylor Pepper Temple Jeremy Thomas Christa Timms Jason Todd Jennifer Walsh Leslie Weston Ben Wills Ashley Worley Seventh Grade 33 these boys were any more excited, they night not be able to contain themselves! Emily Allen The Class of 1992 °™ Brad Busbee Bill Carter Anne Claxton Kristy Couch Dusty Cowart Drew Crawford Darren Davidson Brandon Davis Jenny Flewellyn Alice Fry Holly Grovenstein Eighth Grade Officers: Jennifer Kim (President), Darren Davidson (Vice-Presi- denbd), Bill Carter (Secretary). Not pictured is Julie Melvin (Treasurer) Katherine Hatcher John Hinman Lee Hyer Angie Joiner Jennifer Kim Julie Melvin Chris Moncrief Jenny Newman Jennifer Price Amber Rogers Rachel Ross Scott Sheppard Andrea Stembridge Angie Stephens Champ Thigpen Walt Yarbrough Katherine Hatcher is a third generation MDS student. : f ? Her mother (Lynn Acey), father (Ricky Hatcher) and Zt : $4 Eighth Grade grandmother (Agnes McKenna Hatcher all are MDS graduates. The jacket belonged to her father. Making a poster for the Thanksgiving-Christmas season You're not seeing double. Jimmy and Timmy Oller are members of our first seventh grade class Getting ready for Christmas Pep rallies provide relief from the dress code! Middle Schoolers are 1! The opening of our Middle School meant the addition of C-Team sports Here is our girls basketball C-Team. They were coached by Mrs. Lynn Hatcher a atk, 2°, a - This contribution to our Christmas celebration was done by our sev- enth and eighth graders Seventh-graders Courtney Carey, Leslie Weston, Krista Timms and Matt Skilling helped get our football team ready to exterminate the Westfield Hornets At Christmastime, our Middle Schoolers did a takeoff on the Rockettes Middle School 37 Bridgett Bailey The Class of cir Jonathan Balcos Marla Beck Alicia Bell Allyson Bloom Rachel Bostick Hubert Cabasares Perry Campbell Margaret Carswell Amy Cassidy Freshman Class Officers: Amy Hayslip (Vice-President), Allison McPherson (Treasurer), Thomas Williams (President). Not pictured - Bo McDaniel (Secretary) Chip Cerny Jaymie Chester Jason Churchwell Jason Cowan Billy Daniel Clem Dennis Jenny Filush Nicki Flynn Rob Grovenstein James Hall Mark Hamann Michele Harper Scott Huber was a finalist in this year’s spelling competition Amy Harrell Chris Hatcher nifer Hawkins Lee Hayes Amy Hayslip Matt Healey eu Amy Henderson Amy Hildebrand Syneetra Holden Craig Howe Scott Huber Laurel Huff Mike Hull Greg Johnson Tarver Joiner Tamecia Jordan Robbie Kimsey Kevin Lance Suzanne Landress Nikki Lee Kristin Leitch Keri Lensie Tony McCallum Susan McCollough Bo McDaniel Alison McPherson Joy Miller B-Team quarterback Chris Hatcher carries against FPD Freshman 39 shayne Myhand Patrick O'Hanlon James Parks Tarver Joiner chases down a loose ball for the Region champs Tommy Pidgeon Nigel Pierce Nicole Pitts Steve Ratley Terri Raughton Dee Dee Redding Wade Register Amy Reise Stacey Ridings Leigh Ridley Stacey Robertson Eddie Robinson Susan McCullough makes her pitch 40 Freshman stie Schatzmar Mar Schroeder Bo McDaniel does his Santa Claus impersonation! a i Beth Shelby Eric Shiflet Kristen Shipp Rita Smith Jennifer Staniey Greg Staples Bran don Stoeckig Becky Swan Joelle Tambuatco Brent Taylor Jenny Tillery Jon Turkot Laura Union Michelle Vecchio Donna Waiters Keith Waters Eve Wildes Chery! Williams Thomas Williams Susan Wills Nigel Pierce topped the pyramid at Fun Night '87. Freshman 41 The Class of 1990 “z= Bettina Bakrainia Bobbi Barron Chris Batty Shelly Bean Cadden Beeland Marty Belew Ran Brannen Jessica Butler John Carter Marie Carter Tony Castro-Poveda Bryan Churchwell Chris Clark Mark Couch Jennifer Cramer Sophomore Class Officers (clockwise from lower left): Tony Castro-Poveda (President), Julie Johnson (Vice-President), Tracie Williams (Secretary), Tony Lee (Treasurer) Robert David David Davis Christy Dickson Jenny Dunaway Towinger Evans Tiffany Farmer Darren Fichter Kathy Fraga Beth Francisco Doug Furney Chuck Gaspar Jill Genone Jennifer Geraid Karen Grizzard Wade Handy Robert Hannon Cal Hardwick Claire Henderson Lisa Herndon Trisha Hinman Kim Howard 42 Sophomores Teneca Lewis Kelly Mango Brent Marxsen Ann Mason Chris Clark gains control while shielding an opponent from the ball Krista McDaniel Kelly McDouga' Charlotte McElroy Jada McNair Patrick Meyer Monica Miles Martha Miller Monica Myers Wallace Newby Leighanne Pace Gemma Pagala Beth Peery Sophomores 43 Paul Ruest offers a petition during the Ash Wednesday Mass Kedra Pollard Leslie Porter Keri Powell Staci Raughton Stacey Reed Bill Richard Stephanie Rogers Brendan Rowley Tanya Lewellen led these five sophomores as they portrayed the customs of a traditional Ameri- can Christmas. Jennifer Rubin Paul Ruest Sorrel Sammons Erik Sauer Zachary Sikes Calvin Simpson Amy Smith Kirsten Stensaas - ee iy 44 Sophomores Two of the “Three Amigos’’? Charlie Westor Amy Whitaker Amy Wilkersor Tracie Williams Robert Young Tony got to lead his class in a Pep Club version of ‘Wheel of Fortune”’ Zachary Sikes won an all-expense paid trip to great Brit- ain and Scotland in a competition sponsored by Parade. He designed the front page of a daily newspaper as it might appear in the year 2000. Sophomores 45 Gemma and Martha were all decked out on Dress-Up Day. The Class Of 1989 Junior Class Officers: Veronica Turner (President), Colby Smith (Vice-President), Paige Jones (Secretary), Meredith Ach (Treasurer). Chucky Stinson has an All-Region smile Peek-a-boo Scott Shipp sees you! a Ee, ay Joanna Hardy Mike Harrelson Julia Honeycutt Michelle Horton Chirs Hughes Joe Hul Paige Jones Jason Jordan Danny Kim Angel Kimsey Sean King Jennifer Kinnas Kelley Kirkman Kathy Koski Rob Goldsr Amy Gor Raina Grar Kendra Er Juniors 47 Pam and Raina helped to decorate the Junior Class Tree. Rae Lathafr Kimberly Lensie Carolyn Mathis Clay Mitchem Randy Moody Tyler Moody Theresa Moss David Nackashi Karen Niekras Daniel Norman Sandra Parks Nardy Peek Byron Prickett Reneathia Primus Pam Prindibie Vicki Fowler gets a good jump off second base. “The Odd Couple?” Xavier Randal Stephanie Reckh Fawn Smith Dawn Stephens Craig Stephens vn A ee Ce Ss YY, T, one ——7 Ve “ao 8. ° . a a Le a W Ww a Vv, eo f. i ee. Chucky Stinson Ariecia Stubbs Clint Sutties a ww, ] - oy K; c Monica Thomas Brian Thomas Mary Alice Tillery Carin Tomey Jennifer Turkot Vernoica Turner Brian Utiey Karyn Vecchio Mark Watson Colby Smith on his way to Canterbury , 1 A Ba! , Tripp Wilcox { , Nicky Williams 4 . Van Williams = Monda Wilson Lori Wilson Chad Wise Larry Witt Juniors 49 ACTIVITIES ACtIVities Activities AS Mt. de Sales Mixed Chorus Mrs. Donna Washburn, MDS Mixed Chorus Director In its second year of existence, the Mt. de Sales Mixed Chorus enjoyed great success, performing in a variety of places, to appreciative audience. The Chorus led the student body in a flag-waving rendi- tion of ““You’re A Grand Old Flag”’ at our Constitution Day ob- servance in September (above eft). The Chorus also performed publicly during the Christmas season, during Black History Week, and at a chorus Festival in early March. 52 Chorus Pianist Leann Hardison and trumpet soloist Ben-Darrell Walker performing on Constitution Day. The Chorus and these soloists provided us with a great perform- ance during Black Histo- ry Week. Featured so- loists (clockwise from upper left: van Allen and George Cleveland sang “Joshua and Mo- ses’; Ben-Darrell Walker sang “Oh, Happy Day”: Sudonna Booie and the ensemble performed Lionel Richie’s ‘Jesus Is Love’: Crystal Walker soloed on ““Amen’’, and in the day’s’ most- applauded moment, Ivan and Carla Bailey sang Atlantic Starr's “Always” Chorus 53 The moment of recognition that every Homecoming candidate awaits ar rived for Shannon and her father, Fred Baker ] O] ] ] ECO! ) V ) ) ; 1987 Homecoming Queen Shannon Baker Homecoming Court: Pam McCune, Kendal Schmidt, Summer Wellborn, Shannon Baker, 1986 Homecoming Queen Abbey Mullaney, Nichelle Singleton, Monica Myhand 54 Homecoming The traditional bonfire helped get everyone revved up for our Homecoming game against Windsor Bam-Bam and Monica make their way to the stage Cartoon characters and Homecoming candidates made for a memorable kickoff to Home- coming week. Seated are Mark Hughes, Shannon Baker, Kendal Schmidt, Monica Myhand, Nichelle Singleton, Summer Wellborn, Pam McCune, Michael Clark. Standing are Chad Col- lier, Tommy Union, Andy Dopson, Brad Scott, David Prati, Chris Sutton, Matthew Garvin, Richard Webb, Yauun Pounds, Marc Rando, Steve Pierce, George Cleveland, Brian Martin. Homecoming 55 56 Homecoming Scenes from Dress-Up Day: deft) Costume winners who came in groups includ- ed the Three Little Pigs, Opus and Bill the Cat; and the California Raisins, who heard about Dress-Up Day “through the grapevine”; (below left individual cos- tume winners were Stacey Tolbert, Wade Register and Patrick Meyer; (below righd), The Wicked Witch of the West and Kermit the Expec- tant Frog enlivened the scenery in St. Joseph's Hall. Lowering the ceiling with crepe paper (lef0; taking a break from mak- ing the Date Wall (below) Miles and miles of streamers dise’’ 57 1988 Salesian Editorial Writers: Michael Clark and Kathy Harings Because of his skill at layout and design, Matt Garvin earned the nickname, ‘‘The Machine.”’ = tee —s —_ - be = 8 | ' a v@n Editorial Staff: Pam McCune (Managing Editor), Jenny Sheehan (Associate Ed- itor), Tina Valdecanas (Business Manager), Betsy Lewis (Editorial Assistant) Staff Artist Laura Radiker designed the front and back covers and drew the artwork accompaning the ast word. “' — ah : a ly s cl . = Se Ge iy A Yearbook Staff 59 Religion Council Members of the Religion Council, chosen by students in each home room (bottom row): Christie Schatz- man, Amy Hildebrand, Robin Rohn, Terri Raughton, Susan Wills, Tanya Lewellen, Bridgett Bailey, Vicki Fow- ler. Middle row; Gail Pagala, Kristin Leitch, Tracie Williams, Leann Hardi- son, Julie Johnson, Beth Peery, Chris Clark, Rae Latham, Amy Genone, Su- donna Booie. Top row: David Davis, Veronica Turner, Karen Niekras, Kar- en Musolf, Michael Musolf, John Critchfield, Kate Francisco, Jenny Sheehan, Pam McCune, Carin Tomey, Clem Dennis, Bobby Currey. Seventh-graders at work on their Affirmation Projects 60 Religion Council | Mr. Vullo portrayed Santa Claus at our Christmas cele- bration on December 18th. Veronica Turner working on a poster for her homeroom Sister Rosina was delighted when the Religion Council hon- ored her on Mercy Day Religion Council members and Sisters of Mercy of the Macon community, pictured on Mercy Day. Kneeling Bobby Currey, Tony Lee, Pam McCune, Jenny Sheehan, Robin Rohn and Vicki Fowler. Standing: Sr. Rosina, Sr. Marilyn, Veronica Turner, Sr. Eliza- beth, Sr. Barbara, Sr. Fidelis, Sr. Grace Marie, Sr. Helen Religion Council 61 Literary - Another State Title Members of our 1987 Literary Team: Tanya Lewellen, Ivan Allen, Tina Vaidecanas, Brian Martin, Bryce Tidwell, Michael Clark, Elizabeth Hasty, Steve Hammack, Robin Gatti, George Cleveland. Not pictured: Denise Ertel In 1987, our Literary Team won the Region and State Cham- pionships for the second consecutive year. Listed below are those students from MDS who won first place honors at Region or State: Oral Interpretation Tanya Lewellen Brian Martin Extemperaneous Speaking Joyce Balcos, ’87 Spelling Kevin Sells, ’87 Piano Solo Amy Johnson Vocal Solo Reggie Cummings, ’87 Girls Trio Denise Ertel Robin Gatti Elizabeth Hasty Ours championship girls trio: Denise Ertel, Elizabeth Hasty, and 62 Literary Robin Gatti. “ea Bs A 4 Z Povon! Our 1987-88 Debate Team finished second in both Region and State competition. This year’s National De- bate question was: “Resolved: That the United States government should adopt a policy to increase political stability in Latin America.” At the Macon Invitational tournament in October, the team of Kathy Koski and Tina Valdecanas finished in second place, while Gail Pagala earned a second place speaker's award. At the Wiregrass Tournament in Tifton in November, the Novice team of Tanya Lewellen, Beth Peery, Trisha Hinman, and Keri Powell won first place. At the Region and State tournaments, Melanie Mo- dena and Gail Pagala were the Affirmative Team and Kathy Koski and Tina Valdecanas were the Negative team. Debate is a demanding discipline. It requires quick thinking, exhaustive research, and well-developed speaking skills. Our debaters worked hard for their ac- complishments, and we salute them. wv: v Our Varsity Debate Team: Melanie Modena, Gail Pagala, Tina Valdecanas, Kathy Koski, 4 rT 0 1987-88 Debate Team (front roy : Keri Powell, Angela Sands, Tanya Lewellen, Gail Pagala,.Beth Perry, Kathy Koski, Jennifer Rubin. Back row: Ivan Alle | Doug Bushy Michae! Clark, Od ote) Harings, Kethy Fraga, Trisha Hinman, Melanie Modena. —_ - : oe Debate 63 Members of the Math Club (seated): Stacey Reed, Jennifer Rubin, Keri ’ a. Powell, Trisha Hinman, Tammi Lamar, 7 Ge Sa aye ts ‘ aD Ah’ : Monica Thomas, Vicki Fowler , Sorrel SH ae I Sammons. Standing: Pam McCune, a } Chris Jacobson, Tina Moss, Charlie a i .F Weston, Mike Harrelson, Chris Clark, me Brian Thomas, Michael Clark, Bill : S 7 Spackman, Tony Lee, Ben-Darrell Walker, Renee Beck, Sandra Parks, Amanda Carroll, Kate Francisco, Me- lanie Modena, Kathy Koski, Mike Mullis, David Nackashi, Brian Martin, John Fry. Academic Teams 5. Pe Members of the Science Team, which finished second at competition at Georgia Southweste: College in Americus: Bill Spackman, Chris Jacobson, Rob Hannon, Mr. McLachlan (Science Tea Moderator), Brian Martin, David Nackashi Mrs. Mason gave instructions to the Math Team before com- petition at Armstrong State College in Savannah. Our math team finished second in that tournament in February. These 16 seniors, membrs of the Foreign Relations class, rep- resented MDS at the Model United Nations at Macon College in December: Mark Hughes (foreground), Gail Pagala, Steve Pierce, Kinman Smith, Chad Collier, Shannon Baker, Olu Haynes, Yauun Pounds, Brad Scott, Jason Campbell, Grant Gibson, Stan Stanley, Mike Mullis, Brian Rubin, John Bohannon, Sandy Kulhanek, Robert Lockwood, Kappi Brown ; : f A ; , a A J us : f | Members of Our Lady of Mercy Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society, induc- ted as juniors in May, 1987: Bill Spoackman, Melanie Mo- dena, Brad Scott, Laura Ra- diker, Mark Hughes, Tina Valdencanas, Pam McCune, Michael Clark. STAR student Michael Clark with his STAR teacher, Mr. Ron McLachlan. Governor’s Honors Nominees: Jenny Dunaway, John Fry, Kathy Koski, Jennifer Rubin. Counsellor’s Assistants who assist Mr. Ray in the College and Career Center (bottom row): Karyn Vec chio, Shannon Baker, Bill Spackman, Jenny Sheehan, Cheryl Kitchens, Kappi Brown, Martha Miller, Mi- chelle Bryant. Middle row: Kate Francisco, Angela Sands, Gail Pa- gala, Betsy Lewis, Francyne Con- nolly, Meredith Ach, Nichelle Sin gleton, Jenny Brennan, Jodi Butler, Laura Williams. Top row; Allen Holmstrom, Brian Martin, April Wil son, Ivan Allen, Stacie Schroeder, John Critchfield, Sandy Kulhanek, Stephanie Boyer, Kathy Harings, Robert Lockwood Service Groups Editorial Staff of Cavalier Cavalcade, the MDS literary magazine. Bot- tom row: Melanie Modena, Laura Radiker, Kirsten Stensaas, Karen Niek- ras. top row: Amanda Carroll, Ann Mason, Susan Wills, Jennifer Rubin iLLibrary Assistants (bottom row): Chanda Williams, Karyn Vecchio, Beth Peery, Erin Kinder, Kendra Green, Nichelle Singleton. Middle row: Lisa Stubbs, Nicky Primus, Amy Nalewaik, Tracie Williams, Julie John- son, Sorrel Sammons, Andrea Witherington, Amy Smith. Top row: Eva Carswell, Wendy Roberts, Brian Martin, Chris Jacobsen, Orlando Bal- cos, Bill Spackman, Traci Walton, Jennifer Turkot Fun Night ‘87 John Fry struggles with a potato sack while Brian Utley struggled with a potato Meredith Ach didn’t know that a baseball bat would make her dizzy and cause her to fall flat on the floor! Ken Chambless and his classmates were 1 Under the direction of Miss Anne Rigby, the MDS Drama Ensemble showcased two different and distinct dramatic sytles in the past two years. In the spring of 1987, the ensemble performed You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. A bright and cheerful musical, the show was enthusiasti- cally received by parents, teachers and students. Pictured above is the cast: George Cleveland, Angel Kimsey, Stacey Vestal, 87, Kathy Harings, Brian Martin and Kerry Ezzell. At right, Brian Martin as a harassed Charlie Brown and Kathy Harings as a smart and sassy Snoopy. Below is the cast of The Dotor In Spite of Himself, our one-act play for region competition: Kathy Fraga, Kathy Harings, Kirsten Stensaas, Brian Martin, Sandy Kulhanek, Gail Pagala, Paul Ciaccia, Jr., Kathy Koski, and Melanie Modena. Pep Cluo Coach Garvin enjoyed our Homecoming Pep Rally Pep Club Officers: Shannon Baker and Kerry Ezzell and Shayne Myhand, Tony Castro-Poveda, Louis Miller, Stacie Schroeder, and Jennifer Gerald Shannon scaled new heights for Homecoming played Pep Club’s version of ‘Wheel of Fortune Football: Great Expectations — fir Webs, Satie treuocten Meet letninges Brian Bi Tommy. Prion Sng mrt Ruest, Robbie Kimsey,’ «: peerlgghs Eetoant Tere nae Ceres Scott Patman, arks€n, Thomas Wil, Candler Boyd closes in on Westfield’s Joey Brett Yauun heads for the end zone in our romp over John Milledge 72 Football Leslie Porter rumbles downfield; Kinman Simth (at right, 7) clears the way Mark Hughes (63) made the key block that sprung Jeff Jennings on Chuckie Stinson cuts back off a fine block by Yauun Pounds. this long run. Football 73 Bs a “a ween . rn aoe ae er) 2 feed Paul Ruest struggles for extra yardage in a B-team game versus FPD Five members of our football team were selected for All-Region Honors. Seated are Scott Patman and Yauun Pounds; standing are Chuckie Stinson, Mark Hughes, and Jeff Jennings. ep dcie 4 @ ’ ‘= ° . 4 Ja. we me. a Te se Rd —_ - _- = 1987 B-Team Football (seated): James Parks, Steve Ratley, Shayne Myhand, Colby Smith, Scott Huber, Craig Howe, Brandon Stoekig, Robbie Kimsey. Kneeling: Clem Dennis, Tony McCallum, Cory Phillips, Chris Hatcher, Paul Ruest, Eric Shiflett, Tommy Pidgeon, Brent Marxsen. Standing: Van Williams, Clint Suttles, Thomas Williams, Mike Hull, Jason Cowan, Wallace Newby, Chad Wise. 74 Football 1987 C-Team Football (seated): Eric Castro-Poveda, Bubba Pool, John Kimsey, Chris Moncrief, Carlos Baxter, Jeremy Thomas, Kevin Simmons, Champ Thigpen, Lee Hyer. Kneeling: Jay Foskey, Bill Hatcher, Chad Busbee, Pepper Temple, Mike Hannon, Josh Moody, Walt Yarborough, Steven Shiflett, Ryan Farage. Standing: Coach Brett Brannen, Raymond Shulten, Andy Norton, Bryan Siler, Kevin McTier, Bill Carter, Drew Crawford, Sc ott Sheppard, David Spisso, Darren Davidson, Coach Tony Pierce. Football 75 Wallace Newby brings down a Viking as Thomas Williams (32) closes in. ‘9 Softball: A Surprise Finish Ja ge 6a ee : SO Se eh ate es — xe - 1987 Region 2-AAA Runners-Up (kneeling): Kte Francisco (Manager), Amy Hayslip, Susan McCollough, Dana Axman, Jennifer Garris, Veronica Turner, Vicki Fowler, Shan Worsham, Beth Shelby, Amy Smith (Manager). Standing: Head Coach Chester Pierce, Shannon Baker, Shelly Bean, Kelly McDougal, Lisa Herndon, Leann Hardison, Amy Gordon, Leigh Wright, Shelley Snow, Christy Busbee, Joy Lee (Statistician), Assistant coach Joe McGhee Veronica Turner is a study in concentration. Leigh Wright records a putout for the Lady Cav- aliers, who suprised everyone by finishing second 76 Softball in the region tournament and advancing to the state tournament. Pictued at left, with the Region 2-AAA Run- ner-Up trophy are three Lady Cavliers selected to the All-Region Team: Leann Hardison, Amy Gordon, and Leigh Wright. SY ee a Vicki Fowler heads into third base. Sophomore Dana Axman displays fine form on this swing, which produced a base hit. Getting Closer 1987 State runners-Up (Seated): Zachary Sikes. Kneeling: Marcus Durham, Joe Union, Greg Brooking, Nigel Pierce, Michael Woodlee, Tarver Joiner, Doug Bush. Standing: Jill Boyd (Manager), Jason Campbell, Chris Hughes, Vince Dattilo, Shaun Shearer, Byron Prickett, Assistant Coach Gary Musolf, Richard Saunders, Brendan Rowley, Daniel Norman, Head Coach John Dattilo, Chris Clark, Michael Musolf, Jason Downs (Statistian), Karyne Davis (Manag- er). Seven members of our soccer team won a variety of post-season honors, including AIll- Region, All-State, and All Star. Pictured at left are Shaun Shearer, Chris Hughes, Michael Wood- lee, Byron Prickett, Mi- chael Musolf, Brendan Rowley and Vince Dat- tiolo. 78 Soccer Scenes from another season of ex- cellent soccer. (Right Vince Dattilo controls in the open field and at- tacks the left wing; (below) Byron Prickett was the top goalkeeper in the state; (below, center righD Mid- fielder Richard Saunders displays the intensity that is so common to soccer; (below lefv, Michael Musolf was a steady influence in midfield; (below, bottom right Shaun Shearer “shadows” an opponent. 1987 Varsity Basketball Team (kneeling): John Fry, Grant Gibson, Brad Scott, Yauun Pounds, Mark Hughes, Mike Simmons. Standing: Rob Goldsmith, Tim Regan, Jason Jordan, George Cleveland, Andy Bomberger, Thomas Aldridge, Rae Latham (Manager). Thomas Aldridge scores from the right baseline. 7 George Cleveland powers up for a tip-in against John Milledge. 80 Basketball Tim Regan came off the bench and played great defense and reboun- ded tenaciously in our Region tournament victory over FPD NK rR if) The new three-point shot, instituted this year, made David Prati a long- range scoring threat. Here he hits a trey against John Milledge Mark Hughes (35) played an unspectacular but steady role on this year’s team. This is a good example of blocking an opponent off the boards Basketball 81 Boys Basketball «eee a broahis neon Season Record: 17-6 a All-Region: Yauun Pounds David Prati Brad Scott over FPD. Jason Jordan scores from the baseline against the Vikings Yauun doing what he does best: driving for a layup and drawing the foul. 82 Basketball Girls Basketball re Y 24 ' 7 7 sy . bg a A -_ 5 1987-88 Girls Va rsity Basi neeling): ope c 2B 0 A Shan was a1 liams, Lisa anager er). Sten nd ing: ‘Lee, Jennifer Lips@mp Leann Hardi Pam Prindibie, Kim Howard oe on. Filush layup poets bee “the Lady Knights. sna Tip: Off t Leann Hardison (21) played a steady game of basketball all season long, and was named to the Honorable Mention All- Region Team Kim Howard, shown here scoring in the lane, was selected for the All-Region Team at season’s end. Only a sophomore, Kim is already the seventh-leading scorer in Lady Cavalier history. Pam Prindible goes up strong against Windsor. D CAVALIERS 1987-88 Boys B-Team (kneeling): Charlie Weston, Terry Lee, Shayne Myhand, Nigel Pierce, Matt Healey, Chris Hatcher Standing: Laurel Huff (Manager), Jason Cowan, Jon Turkot, Chuck Gaspar, Brendan Rowley, Todd Robinson, Erik Sauer, Marla Beck (Manager) -_ =e wee rey 1987-88 Girls B-Team (kneeling): Traci Williams, Cadden Beeland, Tamecia Jordan, Tina Moss, Shan Worsham. Standing: Amy Cassidy, Leighanne Pace, Leigh Ridley, Rachel Bostick, Beth Shelby, Teresa Moss (Manager) Basketball 85 = CAVALIERS Girls C-Team (kneeling): Angie Stevens, Christy Grovenstein, Leslie Weston, Krista Timms, Jennifer Joiner, April Cato. Stand- ing: Coach Lynn Hatcher, Jenny Newman, Katherine Hatcher, Ruth Shearer, Kim Hull, Meg Jackson, and Manager Allison Ches- ter D CAVALIERS Boys C- Team (kneeling): Darren Davidson, Brian Taylor, Bubba Pool, Lamont Askew, Eric Castro-Poveda, Drew Crawford. Standing: Jason Wilcox, Gerden Dawson, Mike Hannon, and Manager Matt Able. 86 Sports Soring Sports 1987 Unlike most of our athletic teams, the athletes pictured on this page rarely see spectators, and almost never see hear applause, We appreciate their efforts, their teamwork, and their accomplishments. Pictured above are members of the Swim Team. Clockwise from bottom center are Greg McPherson, Danny Roets, Alli- son McPherson, Shannon McDougal, and Kelly McDougal. =At left is our Go f Team, which finished second in both region and state competition. Pictured are Bill Spackman, Chad Collier, Alex Smith, '87, Craig Lechman, 87, Steve Pierce, and Chris Sut- ton. Pictured at right are our Boys and Girls Tennis teams. The girls finished with a re- cord of 6-2, good for second in the re- gion. Doris Lee was the state singles champion, and was joined by Abbey Mullaney on the All-Region team. Our boys team had a record of 7-1, which was also good for second place in the region. Robert Lockwood and Tony Lee. Pictured are (first row): Keri Powell, Amy Smith, Doris Lee, Jill Boyd, Taylor Cook and Lynita Jackson. second row: Tony Lee, Ken Chambless, Robert Lockwood, Cooper Cook, Colby Smith and Travis Boyd. Baseball “87 tegtOte cat? igs - ie y es The most exciting play in baseball is the play at the plate. Richard Webb tags out the runner from Tattnall Square. peaeseves@e ne (‘Ooo 000 1987 Varsity Baseball Team (kneeling): Manager Pam McCune, Grant Gibson, Andy Bomberger, Greg Brooking, Richard Webb, John Fry, Scott Shipp, Eric Grisham, Statistician Jennifer Kinnas. Standing: Thomas Aldridge, Tim Regan, Scott Patman, Ed Hatcher, Brent Worley, Chad Brown, Cliff Rumney, Manager Meredith Ach. Ww. of Settee ae ss fj : ee Fess yet aA % 1987 Baseball B-Team (k neeling): Brent Marxsen, Erik Sauer, Chris Hatcher, Michael Allen, Jason Cowan, Wallace Newby, Craig Howe. Standing Sean King, Larry Witt, Van Williams, Jason Jordan, Doug Furney, Todd Robinson, Thomas Williams, Xavier Randall « te eets tele Michael Allen lined this pitch into the outfield for a double Baseball 89 Track and Field Se e i : w ee VA YY —_ ir = | K Ph 1987 Region 2-AAA Runners-Up (bottom row): Marqueta Bell, '87, Kinman Smith, Greg McPherson, Jerry Jennings, '87, Joe Union, Tommy Union, Brian Thomas. Middle row: Vince Dattilo, Stan Stanley, Zan Smith, Steve Hammack, Marcus Durham, Brian True, Ben-Darrell Walker, Brian Rubin, Chuckie Stinson, Keith Rouse, '87. Top row: Joe Hull, Victor Huff, '87, Reggie Cummings, '87, Mark Hughes, Leslie Porter, Rob Garvin, '87, Jason Boyd, ’87, Chuck Gaspar, Colin Brown, '87. Shannon Baker finished sixth in the 330-yard hurdles at the State track meet. 90 Track Brian Rubin stretches for the finish line. Ann Mason set a new school record in the 440-yard dash Daniel Norman used his stamina gained on the soccer field to good advantage in running the distance events. 1987 Region 2-AAA Runners-Up (bottom row): Kathy Wright,Donna Mahoney, '87, Alison McPherson, Ann Mason, Jenny Dunaway, Angie Vestal. Middle row: Beth Peery, Sorrel Sammons, Lavon Lamar, Monda Wilson, Wendy Churchwell, Tiffany Stewart, Lea Dunaway, '87, Kristy Martin. Top row: Kelly McDougal, Jennifer Turkot, April Wilson, Danys Robinson, Kim Howard, Christy Gaspar, '87, Shannon Baker. A Time For Every Season The last mile. ee Athieticeans for everyone. So close. ee a Beata Mages HO x “3 Sa ” Watching ‘and. i wailing: , Cheerleaders, 1987-1988 é« ae i oe, b 1987-1988 Varsity Cheerleaders: Paige Jones, Krista McDaniel, Laurie Sutton, Nichelle Singelton, Jenny Dunaway, Kristy Martin, Karen La- marca, Belinda Deas, Monica Myhand. Monica Myhand, MDS cheerleading captain. so ee The cheerleaders got us ready for the Stratford game with a pep rally at the end of the schoo! day. Scenes from a year of pep ral- lies and cheers: (right Paige thinks that pep rally slumber parties are fun; (center left wai- ting for the Cavaliers to hit the field; (center righD Karen, Moni- ca and Belinda welcome the football team onto the field be- fore the FPD game; (bottom an- other look at the girls who never miss a game. Cheerleading 95 A Time For Remembering Now that these annuals are fi- nally here, we are overpowered by a sense of “‘instant nostalgia’, as we recall the tapestry of events that make up our years at Mt. de Sales. Our first day at our new school was Orientation Day, August 17, 1984, and we learned which doors could be used, and which side of the halls to walk on. Sister Fidelis taught us how to sing the Fight Song (and how to clap in time). We also learned how to sing our prayers. Three boys in our class - David Prati, Brian Rubin and Stan Stanley - earned a distinction that will live for- ever, as the first students to ever drop a television set while returning it to the liorary. We became the only class in memory to have four English teachers in one year - Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Peery, Mr. Vullo, and Mrs. Clax- ton. Does anyone remember the book report we had to write for Sis- ter Fidelis? We had the same kind of entu- siasm as every freshman class. We won Homecoming and Fun Night; with our classmates we watched in dismay as our boys basketball team played for the State Championship and lost to Savannah Christian. By one point. In our sophomore year, we dis- sected frogs, crayfish, earthworms, starfish and even conducted blood tests to determine our own blood types. It was in that year, too, that our Debate team went to Harvard. Not only did MDS flourish academi- cally, but athletically, too - it was the first year for varsity soccer, and our first team advanced to the state championship tournament, finishing 98 Senior Essay in third place. Our softball team won the state championship, the first state championship of any kind for girls athletics at MDS. These teams, and all of our others, were cheered on by our new pep club. Though we prided ourselves on our accom- plishments, that year will always be remembered as the year of the space shuttle disaster. Do you re- member what class you were in when Sister Fidelis made that an- nouncement of the explosion, and that everyone aboard had died? August 1986, and we were upperclassmen at last, free to spend our study halls, outside. In Washing- ton, we became aware of a major scandal, and we first heard the names that have since become fa- miliar - Oliver North, John Poindex- ter, William Casey, and Richard Sec- ord. Closer to home, our boys bas- ketball team had a perfect season, until the first round of the state tour- nament. We had the pleasure of working with Mr. McLachlan, Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Weston, and Mrs. Peery on Junior-Senior Prom, ‘‘An Evening in Paradise.’” Our new chorus enter- tained us, and Tina Valdecanas be- came the first junior to take Foreign Relations - EVER! Changes took place in our junior year, too. Our Deacon, Mr. Hutnick, went as a missionary to Micronesia. Sister Pat went to Sa- vannah to teach at St. Vincent’s, and Sister Fidelis announced her resigna- tion. But the biggest change of all was that we became seniors. The theme of our Moving-Up Day was expressed when we sang: Lean on me, When you're not strong, And I'll be your friend. l'll help y ou carry on. And then we were seniors. As we walked onto the campus for our final year, we found a new middle school, and a new name for MDS - “Academy”. To our delight, we found that Mrs. Tate was our English teacher, for the second time in three years. At least we didn’t have to break in a new English teacher! Do your remember when Mark Hughes was reincarnated as Brian Martin during Homecoming Week? Homecoming was great, and we had some terrific pep rallies, but our football team struggled through a difficult season, one in which they did not achieve what they wanted. As the year came to a close, it became known as the year of couples. Jim and Tammy Bakker, Gary Hart and Donna Rice, and Oli- ver North and Fawn Halil all became symbols of a year of scandals. In this same year, many new words be- came fixed in our vocabulary. We learned the meanings of ary, dweeb, floyd, bearded and shick- ed. We also learned new memory techniques (from Mr. Jerry Lucas), and we hoped against hope that we could learn Physics and Foreign Re- lations by making pictures! It was a year when a bomb threat forced evacuation o f the school. Fortunately for us, it oc- curred on December 8th, so we went to Saint Joseph’s Church for a combination bomb shelter and Mass celebrating the feast of the Immacu- late Conception. Then in January, two days of snow and ice locked us into a frozen tundra. And now the year has come to an end. It was best captured for us by Ivan Allen: | won't be afraid, | won't shed @ tear, Just as long as you Stand by me. Michael Clark Kathy Harings In our Homecoming skit, Paul Ciaccia emerged from... .. Andy Dopson’s anxiety closet. Seniors 99 Our last Homecoming. We beat Windsor remember? ‘Ssshhh! Kinman’s studying for his Foreign Relations test!’ Mr. Ray helped us get ready for college applications, SAT tests, and financial Our softball team came through when it counted aid applications. We owe him our thanks “Good heavens! It’s a potato!”’ Class President Michael Clark welcomed us to the Mass of the Holy Spirit Our next homecoming won't be as special as our last Seniors 101 Ivan Allen provided us with one of the great moments of the year Most Artistic Best Joke Teller Most Flirtatious Most Intellectual Quietest Best Dancer Best Singer Most Changed Most Fun Friendliest Class Clown Grouchiest Wittiest Most Ambitious Most School Spirit Most Leadership Best Athlete Most Likely to Be A Good Parent Senior Superlatives Boy Barclay Burns Matt Gilbert Kerry Ezzell Brian Martin Bryce Tidwell Ben-Darrell Walker Stan Stanley Ivan Allen George Cleveland Shannon Williams David Dorminey Ed Hatcher Brent Worley Kinman Smith Matt Gilbert Matt Garvin Scott Genone Marc Rando Grant Gibson Michael Clark Brian Martin Yauun Pounds Mark Hughes Mark Hughes Yauun Pounds Brad Scott Brent Worley Most Likely To Succeed Mark Hughes Most Original 102 Michael Clark Greg McPherson Girl Laura Radiker Claire Williams Alison Godwin Kristy Martin Tina Valdecanas Jennifer Rybicki Elizabeth Hasty Denise Ertel Robin Gatti Elizabeth Hasty Dotti Newman Lillian Jones Claire Williams Laura Williams Pam McCune Kathy Harings Summer Welloorn Kathy Harings Claire Williams Pam McCune Tina Valdecanas Monica Myhand Pam McCune Shannon Baker Betsy Lewis Tina Valdecanas Pam McCune Lisa Johnston Senior Class Offi- cers: Michael Clark (President), Mark Hughes (Vice-Presi- dent), George Cleveland (Secre- tary), Brad Scott (Treasurer). Ivan Henry Allen Mark Thomas Andrews Ivan Mark Shannon Colette Baker Elizabeth Ann Bashuk John R. Bohannon Shannon Elizabeth John Seniors 103 Favorite Song: “Need You Tonight” “Faith” “Driver 8” “Candle In The Wind”’ ie Richard Candler Boyd Travis Allen Boyd Candler Travis Stephanie Lynn Boyer Hazel Kathleen Brown Jeffrey Chad Brown Stephanie Kappi aN Sabrina Gail Brown Coach Slocum uncovers two of our own “Little Rascals.” Sabrina Michelle Antoinette Bryant Barclay Roland Burns Christy Denise Busbee Michelle Barclay Christy Favorite Saturday Cartoon: Smurfs Pee Wee's Playhouse Muppet Babies Transformers John Critchfield offers a petition April Ann Cagle Jason Lawrence Campbell April Jason Kenneth Leven Chambless Ken Paul Stephen Chancellor Wendy Leigh Churchwell Paul Ciaccia, Jr. Paul Wendy Paul Favorite TV show: Moonlighting The Cosby Show Cheers Growing Pains 106 Seniors Michael Brady Clark George Freeman Cleveland Michael George Gail Pagala and Brian Martin, featured in The Doc- Charles Thames Collier David Allan Couch tor In Spite of Himself Chad Allan Eee ey ‘ta Favorite School Subject: Psychology Foreign Relations Marriage Calculus John Brannon Critchfield Robert Mitchell Currey John Bobby Grant Gibson spoke about our First Amendment Edsel Gibson Cutchens Karyne Lucretia Davis t ; ees Eddie Karyne Sara Janet Dominy Ronald Andrew Dopson David Brian Dorminey Janet Andy David Marcus Dwayne Durham Michelle Bryant was plenty glad to take advantage of the library’s computer when it came time to finish Marcus her project! Lisa Ann Ennis Holly Denise Ertel Bobby Currey made this fingertip catch in the vic- Lisa Ertel tory over Thomas Jefferson 108 Seniors Kerry Curtis Ezzell Kerry Brian Martin in his featured role in the Homecoming skit Katherine Eve Francisco Kate Favorite Fast Food: Krystal Wendy’s Hardee's Del Taco Amy Marie Genone Amy Matthew Brendan Garvin Matt Robin Kathleen Gatti Robin Scott Godard Genone Scott Seniors 109 Charles Grant Gibson Grant Matthew Stephen Gilbert Alison Bylinda Godwin Matt Alison Books That We Have Enjoyed: The Scarlet Letter Gone With the Wind The Glory and The Dream Pet Sematary 110 Seniors Emily Elizabeth Hasty Elizabeth Kathleen Marie Harings Kathy Frederick Edward Hatcher III Ed Olu Chipunda Hayes James Allen Holmstrom Olu Allen Michael Musolf dribbles in the open field Detra Regina Howard Mark Robert Hughes Detra Mark - Elbert Cleon Humphrey, Jr. Lynita Darcilyn Jackson Rusty Lynita Savitre Leaon Wendel Jackson Jeffrey Stewart Jennings Lisa Michelle Johnston Wendy Jeff Lisa Favorite Movie: Fatal Attraction Lost Boys Dirty Dancing Lillian Aline Jones Cheryl Marie Kitchens Lillian Cheryl 5 ae [REAT Ae y, y Salta = Krieg Our three not-so-littie pigs: Matt Gilbert, Richard Webb, and Chris “Porky” Sutton. 112 Seniors Favorite Restaurant: Bennigan's Red Lobster Ruby Tuesday El Sombrero Sandy Marie Kulhanek Joy Marie Lee Sandy Joy eat = = Christa Elizabeth Lewis These six Foreign Relations students spoke at our observance of Constitution Day in September: Robert Betsy Lockwood, Mike Mullis, Tina Valdecanas, Gail Pagala, Grant Gibson, and Mark Hughes. Accompanist Leann Hardison is pictured at the piano Robert Carter Lockwood Brian Christopher Martin Christina Erica Martin Robert Brian Kristy Favorite Actors: Arnold Schwartzenegger Bruce Willis Michael J. Fox Bill Cosby Melissa Ann Martin Christopher Paul McCallum Melissa Pamela Ann McCune Jonda Cecole McNair Gregory Scott McPherson Pam Jonda Greg wae v Melanie Catherine Modena Melanie Some of our football players brought their best friends to one of our pep rallies People We Most Admire: Our parents Jesus Christ Dr. King Bono Oliver North Matt Garvin and friends helped sort some of the food collected during our Thanksgiving Christmas project Michael Joseph Musolf Michael Amy Joyce Moring Amy Michael Jeffrey Mullis Mike Monica Leigh Myhand Monica Dorothy Lynn Newman Gail Angelie Pagala Scott David Patman Dotti Gail Scott Sth wE oe | - ies ROR BREADS Paige Michelle Penland Paige Counsellor’s Assistants Angela Sands and John Critchfield helped to prepare this junior homeroom for taking the SAT Favorite Athletic Teams: Georgia Bulldogs Atlanta Hawks Indiana Hoosiers Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Washington Redskins Steve James Pierce Derek Shane Poland Steve Derek Our soccer players put on a fresh face! David Dustin Prati David Marc Christian Rando Marc Favorite Actresses: Cybil Sheppard Ally Sheedy Molly Ringwald Demi Moore Kathryn Elizabeth Ransom Kathy Yauun Varigé Pounds Yauun Laura Jean Radiker Laura Stacey Anne Register Stacey Wendy Melissa Roberts Jennifer Lynn Ross Brian James Rubin Wendy Jennifer Brian 4 Jennifer Ann Rybicki Two Smurfs and a Summer. Jennifer Favorite Expression: ary word! “Garvin, you’re an idjit; full Of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” “that dog’ll hunt!’’ Angela Patrice Sands Richard Allen Saunders Angela Richard Favorite Recording Artist: R.E.M. INXS UQ Salt-n-Pepa Lynyrd Skynyrd Stacie Jo Schroeder Stacie Bradford Louis Scott Denise Ertel and Elizabeth Hasty performed a vo- Belena Suzanne Sewell Brad cal duet as part of our Christmas program Suzanne Jennifer Garren Sheehan Pamela Dawn Sheppard Nichelle Jametta Singleton Jenny Dawn Nichelle Jason Bradford Smaha Kinman James Smith Margaret Shelley Snow Jason Kinman Shelley What we do when we don’t want to do what we have to do: Go to Krystal Mud riding Telling dry jokes a u, William Earl Spackman Pratt Daniel Stanley Bill Stan Tiffany Danielle Stewart Mark Hughes was chosen as the Macon Touchdown Club’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year, the first MDS stu- Tiffany dent ever to win this prestigious award 120 Seniors a Shawn Christopher Sutton Bryce Langston Tidwell Brian Lane True Chris Bryce Brian Joseph Michael Union, Jr. Thomas Sard Union Il Maria Christina Valdecanas Joe Tommy Tina Career Plans: Medicine Law Nursing Engineering Business Ben Darrell Walker III Kate Francisco read at our Thanksgiving Mass Ben-Darrell Seniors 121 a % e re? . } a“ A K - - —_ , Traci Ayesheae Walton Richard Marshall Webb Summer Jane Wellborn Traci Richard Summer Melanie Jane Williams Sharon Melinda White Melanie Sharon Chanda Opeyia Williams Shannon is the undisputed body-building king of Robert Lockwood was a featured speaker at our Con- Chanda the Class of 1988! stitution Day program. 122 Seniors Claire Beth Williams Claire Shannon Trippi Williams Shannon April Denice Wilson April Our wishes for the future: Successful careers Happy families Peace in the world Love in our hearts Laura Brewster Williams Laura A special moment from our Christmas celebration ke Jeremy Brent Worley Kathryn Anne Wright Brent Kathy Seniors 123 The Book of Ecclesiastes teaches us that ‘‘to everything there is aseason, and a time for every pur- pose under the heavens,’’ and we know this to be true. The earth rev- olves around the sun, giving us the changing of the seasons, with their reminders of the cycles of life. We learn to adjust our lives and our ac- tivities from day to night, and through spring, summer, fall and winter. But there is never a time when truth is out of season. Yet the world around us can certainly offer us some bewildering varieties of the truth. the last word Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North told the ‘‘truth’’ about the Iran-Con- tra affair before the Congress in July, and his version of the ‘‘truth’’ dif- fered remarkably from what others had said about the same events. Gary Hart told the “truth” about his relationship with Donna Rice, then retold the same ‘‘truth’”’ at least twice in different settings. Jim and Tammy Bakker told the “truth’’ about Jim Bakker’s relation- ship with Jessica Hahn; the seamy underside of the Bakker’s feud with Jerry Falwell soon dominated the nation’s consciousness, and we were left to decide what the “‘truth”’ of that whole affair was. Many times over the past year, we have been required to choose between different versions of the truth, as though it were a commodi- ty offered for sale in the market- place of ideas. Since the dawn of time, man- kind has searched for the truth. That search has led to discoveries great and small; to mathematical truths which are certifiably ‘‘true’’; to the gifts of science which allow us to appreciate the universe in which we live; to the beauties of the arts, which ennoble us and give us pause to enjoy the “truth” which ex- presses itself in the hearts of men. So what have you learned here on this old campus with its traditions and its permanence? | hope that you have learned the simplest truth, which is at the same time the most profound. That truth is that the Kingdom of God is here for us all, in the person of Jesus Christ, who spoke the truth as it has never been sp oken before or since. The truth that Jesus spoke of was difficult for His Apostles to un- derstand, at first. They struggled with the concepts that He taught them, as we struggle with them even today. What are the meanings of heaven, sin, salvation, grace, and obedience? The answers to every question that we can pose are contained in the simple truth that He left us. The Apostle John left it to us in his first Epistle: Let us love in deed and in truth, and not merely talk about it. This is our way of knowing that we are commit- ted to the truth and are at peace with Him. Go in peace, then, committed to the truth, knowing that the will of God will never lead you where the grace of God will not keep you. -KD Tom Abell The Ach Family The Frank Allen Family Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson Jimmy and Susie Anderson The Asbell Family Missy Asbell Patty and Fred Baker Angie Balkom Susan Ball Royce, Beth and Betsy Barker Dan and Anne Barrett Tim and Terry Barrett Annette J. Battle Mrs. E. D. Baumgardner Shelly Bean Diann S. Beck Ronald L. Beck Charles N. Bignon George E. Bishop Mary J. Bishop The Philip Bloom Family The Bomberger Family Denise and Cathy Bomberger Cleve and Barbara Ann Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bosarge Rad Brannen Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brannen Roseann Brannen Alice L. Brantley Franklin F. Brantley Kathleen Brown Manley and Jean Brown Matthew Brown Philip Brown Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Burns The Busbee Family Donald Bush Doug Bush The Butler Family Drew and Beverly Butler Horatio V. Cabasares, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Callahan Maj. and Mrs. M. L. Campbell Angel and Jeri Cancel Cleve and Marie Cannon, Sr. Amanda Carroll Eva and Margaret Carswell Anne and George Carswell The J. C. Carter Family Gail C. Cato Kenneth L. Chambless Paul Chancellor Jim and Cheryl Chester The Childers Family Mr. and Mrs. Garner Childers George and Martha Christian Charlene Churchwell Donnie Wayne Churchwell Major and Mrs. Paul Ciaccia Paul Ciaccia, Jr. 128 Benefactors Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Clack Mrs. Henry T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Marion F. Clark The Claxtons Eleanor Clendenning Laun and Dot Collins Daphne Connolly Francyne Connolly David Cortes Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cowan The Roger Cowart Family Edwin M. Crawford Linda T. Crawford Robert Currey Patty Daniel The Davids Robert O. Davidson, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 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J. and Glenda O’Hanlon Phyllis Ohnmeiss Gemma Pagala Mr. and Mrs. James Parks, Sr. Bo and Sherry Phillips The Pickett Family Tony and Bunny Pierce Derek Poland Barbara Powell John L. Powell Robert L. Powell Mrs. Renee L. Primus Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Proctor Melanie Proctor Laura Radiker Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. Randall Mr. and Mrs. David Ratley Robert Reckhow III John M. Redford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed Kim Reeves Pat and Sandy Regan The Kyle Rensler Family Linda Richardson Robert Richardson Angela Ridley Leigh Ridley The W. LeRoy Robbins Family James D. Roberts Eddy Robinson John Robinson Tommy and Debra Robinson John Rod The Rodriguez Family Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roets Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rogers The William Rogers Family Roy C. Rowland and Son Clara Luz Rosado Chris and Brenda Rouse Dr. and Mrs. James M. Rowland Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rowley Mr. and Mrs. R. Rozmarynoski Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rubin Paul Reust Jack and Laney Sammons Lanier L. Sammons Mr. and Mrs. C. Scatzman Dr. and Mrs. F. 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William Thigpen Mr. and Mrs. Gary Thomas Bryce Tidwell Rex and Nita Tidwell Todd Tidwell Ty Tidwell Christa Timms Rositta and Bob Tolliver The Glenn Tomey Family Brenda True Brian True Alice H. Turkot Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Union Joseph M. Union Laura Anne Union Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Union Thomas Sard Union Ill Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Uroan Gerry Utley Mimi and Tina Valdecanas Dr. and Mrs. John J. Vecchio Karen and Michelle Vecchio Ben D. Walker Margaret Maureen Walker Shirley B. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Don Walters, Sr. The Walton Family 129 Mr. and Mrs. F. Warlick, Jr. Keith Waters The Watson Family Charlie and Leslie Weston Charles and Gwen Weston Amy Whitaker The Travis Whitaker Family The Ken White Family Teresa Wilcox Meredith Ach Mrs. Verna M. Adams The Anderson Family Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Anderson Mary E. Astumian Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Bailey Beth Barker Martha Snow Barnes Zook Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bashuk Renee Beck Mrs. Shirley Berman Andy Bomberger Cleon R. Bonner Mrs. Demetrice Boren Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brannen Peggy Brauneck Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brewer Brande Burgess Sandy Bush Herman and Sara Butler William M. Callahan Jeanette Campbell Marie Carter Melanie Carter David and Robbie Chambless Faye Chancellor Kathy K. and Allison Chester Ruth Chester Molly and Jane Childers Elaine E. Childs W. Bowman Childs George and Marjorie Christian Chris Clark Gerard J. Clark George Cleveland Helen C. Cloud Philip Cole Clay and Shirley Coleman John and Sheran Connolly Janice Cortes Ken Cortes Allan Couch Kristy Couch Mark Couch Bob and Gayle Currey Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Currey Lois Daniely Sally T. Davidson William and Janet Davidson Randy Davis Belinda Deas Craig Deason Maria and Marcia Dohue Jared Downs John M. Dubose John and Trish Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Durden Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farage Mr. and Mrs. Gary Farr Mary Welch Felton 130 Col. James Wildes Sharon Wildes B. T. Williams, Jr. Charles V. Williams Christine Williams S. Williams Sara Thurston Williams Thomas Williams Ben, Susan and Andy Wills Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fern Erwin A. Fiero, Jr Juanita Floyd Beth Francisco Darlene Gabriel The Jim Garland Family Cherry Genone Clifford George Sybil Gibson Linda Grant Daniel and Carol Ann Green Kendra Green Holly and Kelly Grovenstein Mr. Joe Hail Keily Hamlin The Hammack Family Mr. L. T. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hannon Joanna Hardy Kathy Harings Coach Lynn Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Hayes Eva Johns Haynes Paul Heusen Jim and Alyson Hinman Chip Hollis Lorenzo Holt, Jr Ora and Doris Holthouser Michele Horton Detra Regina Howard Stephen R. Huffmaster, Jr Chris Hughes Mark Hughes Cleon Humphery and Family Rusty Humphrey Suzanne Hunnicutt Ann Irby Adreanna Jackson Chris Jacobson David and Joni Jenkins Kathy and Larry Jenkins Maude F. Johns The Robert Johnson Family Mr. and Mrs. Thurneu Johnson Julie and Kevin Johnston The Justice Family Anna Kate Kallay Leslie and Sean Kimbell Elaine Kirby Charles and Mary Kitchens Cheri Knight Robert Peter Kurzen Karen Lance Jill Leitch Kristin Leitch Keri Anne Lensie The Lewellen Family Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Lewis Edward Lewis Teneca Lewis Lt. Col. E. K. Lindsay Sandy Little Eddie Lott Lori Wilson Ralph and Alice Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wise The Larry Witt Family Stephanie Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Russell Worsham Robert and Rosalie Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mains Cynthia C. Manson Brian Marsh John Martin, Sr Kristy Martin Melissa Martin Mrs. W. L. Martin, Jr Roger Marxsen Ann Mason Mr. Andrew L. May lan McCollough Joanne S. McCord J. E. McCune Mr. and Mrs. B. G. McDaniel Alan and Gene McDougal The Meadors Family The John Miles Family Monica Miles The Weldon Miller Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Misch Mark and Merrie Mitchell Melanie Modena Josh Moody Mrs. Clyde Morgan Hunter Morgan Stephen Paul Morissey The Joe Mundy Family Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murphy Monica Myers Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Myhand Jean Newby David Norman Tavie North Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oller Charles A. O'Neal Mary S. O'Neal John B. Oxford Leighanne Pace Margaret Q. Parker Buck and Sara Penland Elaine Penland Rebeca Perez Maggie Perry Mr. and Mrs. Mack Peyton Mrs. Gertie Pless Mary and Nettie Pierce Nigel Pierce Miss Eleanor Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Edsel F. Pitts The Popper Family Ann C. Pounds Cathy L. Price Ms. Reneldia L. Primus The Pulliam Family Laura and Hannah Pu ster Renato and Divina Ramos Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Ransom Vera Ray Stephhpanie Reckhow Gwen Redford Hilary Reeves Kelly, Sean and Tim Regan Patrons Patrons Signature Space : ‘ell lif Congratulations to our 112th Graduating Class Your Devoted Faculty | | q Compliments of: CURTIS A. JORDAN, Ill, LUTCF Sheridan Solomon ASSISTANT AGENCY MANAGER Kernaghan Realtors MACON WAGONER AGENCY SERVING THE MIDDLE GEORGIA V j AREA SINCE 1909 2449 Vineville Ave MACON, GEORGIA 31298 745-3991 (912) 742-7528 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Personality Beauty and Barber Shop 453 Broadway Macon 742-9409 Compliments of Idle Hour Hardware, Garden, Nursery Landscape Center 4575 Forsyth Road Macon 477-8686 or 477-1841 Pacific Wilson Business Products International 130 College Street Macon 746-2777 Seafood Imported Foods Warner Robins, Georgia Phone: (912) 929-4905 S. PAGALA 4304 PIO NONO AVE. 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SCHOOL « ART « BUSINESS 3560 Riverside Dr. Macon 477-6803 SECOND STREET 746-8390 MACON 170 Best Wishes From Carpet Salvage 4588 Log Cabin Dr. - Macon 474-4447 or 474-4448 For all your floor covering needs Henry Leslie Owner SENIORS! 912-743-7417 Snow’s Memorial Chapel, Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 746 CHERRY STREET (912) 741-8802 Pratt Plumbing REPAIR - RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL 121 MEADOW DRIVE PRATT STANLEY MACON, GA 31211 OWNER MACON, GEORGIA Best Wishes To The Class of 1988 from D and B Jewelry Repair Byron, Ga. 956-3093 � ) FOREST MANAGEMENT TIMBERLAND Sheridan Solomon SHEPCO INDUSTRIES Kernaghan 877 MULBERRY STREET Realtors MACON, GA 31201 OFFICE: 746-0102 LARRY G. SHEPPARD HOME: 474-4522 COKE’S CAMERA CENTER 735 Cherry St. Macon, Ga. Williams Plaza Warner Robins, Ga. Old Capitol Square Milledgeville, Ga. Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 Dr. Charles N. Smaha, D.D.S. Orthodontics 151 Pierce Avenue 743-9331 wenger gets a ee akea closer | AT CRANDALL WE OFFER: y CAREER TRAINING ®@ Medical Assistant ¢ Computer Operations ® Business Administration @ Word Processing @ Electronics ¢ Computer Programming @ Legal, Medical Executive Secretary And More... WE CAN TRAIN YOU IN 12-24 MONTHS! CHOOSE A CAREER WITH A FUTURE...CALL TODAY! 745-6593 784-9316 1283 Adams St. Westgate Financial Aid « Approved f Crandall eteraus Training Junior Day or Evening Classes’ Linda H. Godwin College President hayes architects, p.c. 1910 FORSYTH STREET, BUILDING C, SUITE 201 745-3034 Compliments of Andersen’s Jewelers 361 Second Street 743-3846 Cox Cable MACON BOWL 252 Holt Avenue SHURLINGTON PLAZA MACON 746-2351 Macon 745-4145 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1988! Hudson and Marshall, Inc. Bowen Brothers Clothiers + DAN COGAN COMPANY Where Quality Is a Fine Line 228 Belvedere Drive Macon, Georgia 31204 Phone: 477-8601 Owners: George M. Bowen Harry S. Bowen : 484 Mulberry Street 745-4543 Windows Macon Doors Builder Sales Services, Inc. 4326 Interstate Drive Macon, GA 31206 Tel: 912-477-7500 VISA, MasterCard, Brad Stevens Res. 912-986-4430 and American Express accepted O Se) — = Lud = a = O oO oe) Oo O . LL O WV) WV) aonall O Lu a a b+ Compliments of Bacon’s Hardware 3304 Jeffersonville Rd Macon 746-3499 4) Vinute Lube S. J. Bashinski FINE GEMS JEWELRY DIAMOND IMPORTER 1126 RIVERSIDE DRIVE STEPHEN J. BASHINSKI AOR . $409 (912) 745-0837 38 MACON, GEORGIA 31208 It's a lot more than an oil change Congratulations to the Seniors! Compliments of Acme Business Products PO Box 4408 Macon 788-7416 W. Wilson Gray, Jr., M.D., Ph.D., P.C. OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY Suite 310 770 Pine Street Macon ESSEX COMPANY INVESTMENT BANKERS ESSEX FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. ATLANTA MACON 8 Piedmont Center 389 Mulberry Street Suite 300 P.O. Box 4783 Atlanta, Georgia 30305 Macon, Georgia 31208 (404) 261-8573 (912) 746-6262 MONTGOMERY NASHVILLE 2600 East South Blvd. Governors Park Suite 14] Suite 350 P.O. Box 11148 7003 Chadwick Drive Montgomery, Alabama 36111 Brentwood, Tennessee 37027 (205) 288-6810 (615) 377-1122 The Disaster Masters KEN SMITH 784-9058 BIBB HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE “For The Best Fire Restoration Available”’ Complete Insurance Repair 1172 Hightower Road 102 Knodishall Dr. Macon, GA 31206 Warner Robins, GA 31093 784-9058 923-9009 Sacred Heart Catholic Church 250 SOUTH DAVIS DRIVE WARNER ROBINS, GEORGIA 31088 Congratulations and Best Wishes KENNEDY DRUGS 473 Third Street Downtown Macon 743-4700 Joiner’s Pharmacy 3145 Napier Avenue Macon 743-2695 Established 1871 Edward D. Jones Co.” Member New York Stock Exchange, Inc. Member Securities Investor Protection Corporation BILL RICHARD 1013 Jernigan Street P.O. Box 1452 Bus: 912-987-0801 Perry, GA 31069-1452 Res: 912-987-0286 SERVING BREAKFAST LUNCH ORDERS TO GO Mon - Fri 5:30 AM - 2:30 PM Sat 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM NAPIER AVENUE RESTAURANT 3097 NAPIER AVENUE MACON, GEORGIA 31204 (912) 743-3220 JERRY and EILEEN BATCHELOR Wayne Grace and Associates, p. c. landscape architects and land planners B. Wayne Grace, ASLA President 875 Orange Terrace 741-3976 Macon Compliments of Ga. Tool and Supply Co. 738 Broadway 746-4316 energy C accounting systems, Inc. FRANK L. GATTI PRESIDENT P.O. Box 4295 743-7302 Ye —} — ' 3 a oe “ze - ae a 2 (3 : ; ae: 622 - | 7 - 2 A . + ad ‘ a - u9 . ) a : ‘4 : ——. - i. =e = F Seon te +f : Hh J a il COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1991 Frank H. Moring, Accountant Shurlington Plaza 743-2346 Macon air) a Phone (912) 788-1100 Ces TS. x” { Forrest O. Reise, D.C. CHIROPRACTIC ARTS CLINIC Specializing in Structural Spinal Disorders 3182 Houston Avenue Macon, Georgia 31206 Pe fee Hocktager, Y, Y, F, | FAMILY DENTISTRY Office: 742-1298 Home: 746-7856 119 Calloway Street Macon, Georgia 31204 Jean Weaver - Director Pre-Ballet - Ballet Pointe - Tap Jazz Johnson Maintenance 781-9324 614 Poplar St. Macon Joe Johnson Owner Operator 746-7083 Cook and Shaffer Attorneys at Law 746-2472 520 Liberty Savings Tower Macon 455 Walnut Street 742-6361 Easy Touch Band Congratulations Top 40 « Progressive Country to the Music of 50’s, 60’s, 70’s Class of 1988 and Beach 474-7339 Larry Finney 781-8353 a Pizza inn Compliments of Noland Company 4500 Forsyth Road Macon 477-9444 Go Cavaliers lvan Allen Co. 152 Spring Street, Macon 743-6301 Trust Company Bank of Middle Georgia Macon-VVarmer Robins A Suntrust Bank ROBERT H. MARSH PLUMBING CO. PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Repairs - City Sewer Connections Residential Commercial « Free Estimates Guerry Marsh - Owner 745-2878 Stephens, Smith and Assoc. Architects Planners 351 Mulberry Street 746-7348 WRIGHT, D.D.S. oral and maxillofacial surgery 502 Forsyth St. Macon Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Walton and Jackson P.C. FRIGIDAIRE WHIRLPOOL LITTON GENERAL ELECTRIC ZENITH —— ate ek Sy CHI-GHES=TERS: ous INGLESIDE PHARMACY. AL GREENWAY MORRIS APPLIANCE and T.V. 3051 VINEVILLE AVE. DAIL 742-7325 MACON, GA 1205 Eisenhower Parkway Macon FREE DELIVERY POST OFFICE SUB STATION GIFTS FREE GIFT WRAP ALLEN and LAMBERT, INC. CHARGE ACCOUNTS COMPUTERIZED PRESCRIPTION “The Ice House” DEPARTMENT TAX—INSURANCE PRINT OUTS ON REQUEST 781-1272 P.O. Box 5011 Macon 742-8316 Compliments Of Norman J. Smith, M.D. Designer Pools SINNREICH FRANCISCO Construction Specialties ATTORNEYS AT LAW by Don Holley FULTON FEDERAL BUILDING, SUTTE 816 ). BOX 181 Residential Commercial Pools MACON GEORGIA 31208-0181 ELIZABETH R. FRANCISCO Premanufactured Fireplaces 112 746-7606 JOLIN RK. FRANCISCO Office 741-1522 Beeper 749-7009 Curtis Mathes 640 Broadway Macon 746-4863 AMERICAN PHONE 743-9538 ADi DISTRIBUTORS INCORPORATED AL RUSSELL USED CARS 4255 Interstate Drive AL RUSSELL 711 SECOND STREET 474-0266 800-342-1796 Metropolitan Life James R. Latham 746-2714 Good Luck Seniors! Compliments from the Moran’s | P.O. Drawer 20 - Gray, Ga. 31032 | a a Be Pe Pe Price Quality Energy-Efficient 743-2520 743-8820 Bea’s Shoe Junction 3720 G. Bloomfield Macon 788-6770 BEST WISHES, SENIORS LOWE ELECTRIC CO. 1525 Forsyth Street Macon, Georgia 31213 743-8661 Linwood Inc. 355 Cotton Avenue Macon 742-6481 Wilkinson County Telephone Co. rwinton, Georgia 946-5501 Dessau Realty and Insurance Company 555 First Street Macon 743-2631 Good Luck Cavaliers! Compliments of The Donner Family Ship Shore Travel 712 Riverside Drive 743-9553 (912) 477-5100 Taber’s Fine Jewels Since 1883 MACON MALL EISENHOWER PARKWAY MACON, GEORGIA 31206 CHRIS PRICKETT Manager Certified Diamontologist 894 College Street T-SHIRT AND HAT ADVERTISING Ken Whitley 781-1947 Rob Haddock BRANDLER, HADDOCK, ASSOC., INC. Specializing in Group Health, Life, Pensions P.O. Box 7646 (912) 742-5859 363 Pierce Ave.-Suite 2 Macon, GA.31209-7646 Milady Cleaners “It Pays To Look Your Best’’ 745-3045 TO THE CLASS OF 1988 The future holds steps in many directions — May yours always be rewarding Central Georgia Podiatry Associates Dr. Joseph M. Union Dr. Thomas S. Union Q ay } Dunwody Beeland fA TD Henderson Architects Inc. PO.Box 306 Macon, Georgia 31202 Super One Sandwich Shop AMIGO MOBILITY J. DON TAYLOR INTERNATIONAL INC. Mobility Consultant 111 Palm Oak Boulevard 1939 Tidwell Drive Macon, GA 31201 owner: Tracy Marshall (912) 745-6938 7 | Good Luck Seniors! Compliments Deeb of Amigo Sales, Inc. Heating and Phillip Simmons Air, Inc. Ga. Wholesale Dist. Kile’s Cabinets 205 Springtime Drive Warner Robins 935-3145 Ingleside Books owner: Inman Kile Special Orders « Children’s Corner Gift Certificates « Free Gift Wrap “90 Years Experience” 2370 Ingleside Avenue 10:00 am - 5:30 pm STYLES 742-5387 Monday - Saturday For the Whole Family Janice (Pitts) Meeks Southwood Drive 956-5339 off Hartley Bridge Road Congratulations to the Class of 1988! Kitchens Garage, Inc. 4904 Jeffersonville Road Macon 743-4511 Jessie Kitcnens, President 745-9041 Melody Busbee, Sec Treas Brown Groover, Inc. 2116 Riverside Drive 912-745-6581 COMPLIMENTS OF LEFT BANQUE 11 WEST JOHNSTON STREET FORSYTH 994-5505 mM Professional Management, Inc. MIB Business Consultants to Physicians Dentists William J. Cassidy, CPBC Office: 912 742-3274 848 Riverside Drive P.O. Box 13187 Macon, Georgia 31208 PoFolks Jefe MACON RIVERSIDE DRIVE 741-1177 WARNER ROBINS WATSON BOULEVARD 923-7123 Life, Group and Health Insurance, Annuities, Pension Plans Waldo C. Sheftall, MBA 323 Third Street Post Office Box 16092 Historic Macon, Georgia 31202 Bus. (912) 746-5411 New York Life Insurance Company A Mutual Company founded in 1845 Compliments of a Friend Gulf Oil Products Mike Jones Tree Service 1421 Rainey Road Macon 474-3600 Buck’s Service Station, Inc. Compliments of State Farm Insurance 91 Spring Street Macon Ed Causey 2036 Watson Bivd. Warner Robins 922-3533 743-4575 Compliments of Jonn J. Vecchio, M.D. OFFICE: 912 781-9107 CED Joe Massengale Congratulations and Best Wishes HEATING AND _AIR_ CONDITIONING ‘ —— massengale ——_ 4460 HOUSTON AVENUE MACON. GEORGIA 31206 to the Graduates of 1988 St. Peter Claver School Shades of Elegance 2249 Ingleside Avenue Macon, Georgia 31204 133 Ward Street M ans 912 746-8349 Bonnie C. Dowling Kathryn C. Prindible 912-743-5711 BILLY BOB’S TOWING Light Heavy Duty Towing GIVE US A CALL BILL HOWELL WE'LL GIVE YOU A LIFT 900 ELEVENTH ST MACON, GA 31201 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 88 y= ae io = ae Consulting Engineers Harrison and Spencer, Inc. Compliments of Saint Joseph’s School 905 Hi — S CONGRATULATIONS 742-0636 PATRICK G. ALLEN, D.D.S., M.S. ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY MACON WARNER ROBINS 745-0451 923-8811 fee J. Robert Daniel Gloria Penland’s Attorney at Law Playschool 116 West Ridge Circle Suite 909 Fulton Federal Building 477-3933 Macon 741-0072 Perez Trucking Co. NC., OF MACON ‘Servicing all of Georgia”’ 2601 Emery Highway Professional Car Cleaning 746-5721 Frank Perez, President 405 Mulberry St. 746-5880 Macon Compliments of Holiday Inn of Griffin HYUNDAI 474-8000 3960 Riverside Drive 1-75 At Arkwright (Next to Cracker Barrel) JAMES F. LEACH, P.C. Little Angel CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Boa rding Kennels James F. Leach Certified Public Accountant 3144 Pio Nono Office - 912 781-8988 Home - 912 743-2387 Macon, Georgia 31202 For That Personal Care and Country Vacation Your Pets Deserve @, ° GC S), . Gr P Call Anytime: 945-6330 16 East-Exit 7 Bullard Road Take right, first house on left @, 20 Dowk ASID Wy approximately 2 miles off 16 al iS a 2142 Forest Hill Road .. Macon, Georgia 31210 OWNERS: SONNY JANICE CERNY (912) 477-8176 By Appointment Phil Bosarge Robins Federal Credit Union Building Warner Robins 929-4155 1185 Gray Hwy. 3855 Pio Nono Avenue lis Hut. John L. Gordon Pizza Hut of America, Inc. 2720 Sheraton Drive District Manager Suite 235 Middle Georgia District Macon, GA 31204 Telephone: (912) 745-8531 A Subsidiary of Pizza Hut, Inc. Stucco « Ornamental Plastering Cornices Mouldings Swimming Pools Harry Durham Plastering, Inc. 35 Years of Experience HARRY DURHAM, SR. 770 Old Lundy Road 912-474-2044 Macon, Georgia 31210 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 88 Williams Williams, Inc. Compliments 2579 EMERY HWY. MACON, GEORGIA + 746-9812 of Specialized Communications LEGGETT ASSOCIATES Real Estate Appraisers Roger L. Marxsen 847 Wainut St Off. 912-743-1580 Macon, Ga. 31201 R 12-474-0841 acon 312 es. 912 08 Macon 742-2485 WHAT WILLYOU KEEP OF THE MILLION DOLLARS YOU'LL EARN IN YOUR LIFETIME? If you work for 40 years at an average of $25,000 a year, you'll earn a million dollars in your lifetime. But how much you'll be able to enjoy it depends on how wisely you manage it. At Jefferson Standard, we're specially trained to advise you about a number of insurance and investment opportu- nities. So, together, we can build a financial plan that's right for you. m You see, the key to financial planning is diversi- 4 fication. Which is why we offer money market funds, IRAs, pension plans, insurance and more. For more information, call your Jefferson Standard agent. Because when you earn big money, you shouldn't end up with small change. AJefferson-Pilot Company Lawrence R Fichter JAanaqger Hart’s Mortuary, Inc. 765 Cherry Street Macon 746-4321 Tues. - Thurs : %, 11 am - 2:30 pm Santina’s 5 Lune Ristorante = Italiano Fri - Sat ( Ss ra Hae SHILOH Closed Sun. - Mon. POSTCARDS Go Cavaliers! Room Available on Monday for Private Parties 1819 Watson Blvd. 923-1236 N STYLES AT NORTHSIDE SQUARE Debra Fain Brende Banksdale Compliments of Dr. D. T. Walton, Jr. The Walton Building 591 Cotton Avenue 742-8478 GENERAL DENTISTRY.’ aa! e KES Pe od SHARON S. JORDAN: ‘DAM.D:2 FAMILY PRACTICE “WE TAKE SPECIAL CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN.” DENTAL INSURANCE MEDICAID ACCEPTED EMERGENCIES TREATED WITH PRIORITY — HOURS — MON — TUES — THUR — FRI 9:00 AM-5:00 PM WED and SAT 9:00 AM — 12:00 PM 2614 CHEROKEE AVE Homelite - Snapper - Green Machine Briggs Stratton - Tecumseh Hamilton Go Karts JACK’S SAW SHOP, INC. 4467 Forsyth Rd. Mac on, Ga. 31210 Phone 474-8073 Sales - Parts - Service Managers J. M. (BILL) DOPSON RONNIE DOPSON M:Callum Drywall Disposal 7944 L. Thomaston Road Macon 935-8871 Owners: Chris McCallum Tony McCallum GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Adams Distributing? a} LIGHTING FIXTURES Odie «Hie + Bei FI erie dani Appliances by America’s Leading Manufacturers able Hip Scissors Floor Special Designs : ; a :. ; i 986-5234 986-5734 Kitchen Appliances - Gas and Electric cael oe 745-0471 Gray, GA 31032 Night: 986-3064 ee Mon-Fri 120 Walnut Street Sal 8: W-5:30 : 9-1 Next to Macon Tile Carpet at spe Entrance of Central City Park MACON TILE CARPET CO. Riviera T.V. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Sales Service Hardwood Floors © Carpet © Wallpaper ¢ Vinyl Flooring Service on Most Major Brands For help in selecting Wallpaper and Carpet, see Dot Doris. With their years of experience, they make decoraung easy. 522 N. Davis Drive Warner Robins 922-0126 7143-9327 Mon-Fri . Sat 9 -30-5:30 120 Walnut Street 9-I pm Next to Adams Distnbuting at Entrance of Central Cuy Park B.T. DANIEL fp SX L WHOLESALE TIRE co. Ge P _ 1101 BALL ST. —— = : =: PERRY, GA 31069 = PH. 987-4794 PL I ed ed Ted Sod Wad Ne tek CE bad Need St de hel be WEB BER Wrecker Towing Service HOME BUILDER’ S$ INSURANCE PROGRAM Warner Robins 922-1172 O’Neal, Brown, Sizemore, P.C. Chris R. Sheridan Co. BUILDING CONTRACTORS P.O. BOX 4441 MACON, GEORGIA 31208 Caring for the MDS Campus for 40 Years JACK JENNINGS J. G. JENNINGS General Contractors 4029 1-475 INDUSTRIAL BLVD. P.O. BOX 4947 MACON, GEORGIA 31206 (912) 474-8468 COMPLIMENTS OF HATCHER CONSTRUCTION 1581 Greentree Pkwy. 474-3032 Macon WOODLAWN MEMORIAL PARK, INC. 355 Cotton Ave. 742-6481 | TRUSS HOMES | |] P.O. Drawer 820 Gray, Ga. 31032 |] Se Og Ps TRUSS HOMES P.O. DRAWER 820 - Gray, Ga. 310392 LINDA TIMMONS Office: 912 743-2590 MATHIS - AKINS CONCRETE BLOCK CO., INC. P.O. Box 45, Macon 746-5154 GOOD LUCK CAVALIERS! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 THE CHERIO 808 WALNUT STREET MACON 745-4887 C and M Market and Car Wash Owners: Chuck and Ricky Baker Joycliff Road 745-3404 WOOD, MORRIS McTIER Architects Health Care Planners (912) 745-4945 348 Cotton Ave., P.O. Box 110 Macon, GA 31202 A Team Approach From Concept to Reality FITZGERALD REMODELING and CONSTRUCTION CO. 711 N. Forest Lake Drive First Federal sae 923-7127 MAIN OFFICE 1570 WATSON BLVD. WARNER ROBINS, GA 31093 MILLER HILLS BRANCH PARKWAY STATION BRANCH 1701 Watson Bou ee you wit Russell Parkway LANEY CO. SPECIALTY omnia. ADVERTISING — MEMBER FSLIC — Pens « Calendars « Imprinted Specialties Carolyn Jones 745-8840 PHONE 746-3296 Cassidy Auto Ports Machine Shop PRECISION MACHINING @ GAS AND DIESEL APPLIANCE REPAIR 251 BROADWAY Bitt CAssIDY MACON, GEORGIA AIR CONDITIONING AND HEAT SERVICE Call: 743-3464 Eddie DEBRA M. WILSON, D.M.D. 2110 Ollie Drive ELBERTA ROAD VILLAGE 929-0296 1917 ELEBERTA ROAD WARNER ROBINS 912-986-3788 LIVESTOCK HAULING “Specializing in Registered Dairy Cattle” « Insured « Courteous « Prompt Clay and Mary Ann Washburn Rt. 14, Box 399 Bibb Yarns, Inc. Macon, GA 31201 “The Best In Carpet Yarns” 155 Coliseum Drive Macon komix olen 4315 Plo Nono Avenue 0 Macon, Georgia 31206 912-781-6110 Bellone WHEN A HEARING AID WILL HELP Member National Hearing Aid Society Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist Call for a free hearing test Beltone Hearing Aid Service 788 Walnut Street P.O. Box 1018 Macon, Georgia (912) 743-9382 Congratulations Seniors Myrnea Bosarge Real Estate SERVING THE BEST MEXICAN FOOD Q insurance I sel Gress with good neighbor service. WARNER ROBINS Zayre Plaza -923-8798 And our new computer 53) “I back the famil 2. x. CARMEN LOPEZ, Owner system makes that good service even better. Call me. TELEPHONE 912 922-0448 DR. DALLAS R. MORGAN Foot Specialist - Surgeon STATE FARM Like @ good neighbor, P @®) State Farm is there. 1915 Elberta Road Warner Robins, GA 31093 Santen ores oGo@® insurance Companies INSURANCE Home Offices y Bloomington. Ikinois Sculptures 970 Walnut Street Macon 742-0251 36 HOLE GOLF COURSE ¢ BIRTHDAY PARTIES TOURNAMENTS ¢ SPECIAL GROUP RATES Forthefunofit! JAMES E. PACE, JR. BROKER 564 N. LEE STREET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 477-4224 FORSYTH, GA. 31029 BUS. 912 994-0550 RES. 912 994-2377 RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL REAL ESTATE 7 = McGoldrick Memorial Company A DIVISION OF SOUTHERN GRANITE CO. ELBERTON, GEORGIA 182 RILEY AVE. SUITE E-1, MACON, GA Macon Tent REPRESENTATIVE RES. 912-781-6756 And Awning JAMES F. FAIN BUS. 912-474-7520 Margie’s Coiffure 230 South Street Macon 802 Grosso Avenue Macon “The Latest in Tinting Relaxing, and Hair Styling’”’ Mrs. Margaree Cooper - 781-1370 Owner Crawford County Rehabilitation Agency 354 Wright Avenue Roberta, Georgia 31078 836-3103 We carry everything for the sickroom. Hospital Beds Walkers Trapeze Bars Wheelchairs Medication Compressors Bedside Commodes Oxygen Concentrators Patient Lifters Plus many other sickroom needs. Free Set-Up and Delivery Medicare and Other Insurance Accepted Best Wishes to the Class of 88 Caernarvon Corsgi’s Breeders of Welsh Pembroke Corgi’s “The Royal Breed of Family Dogs”’ Mac and Carol Campbell, owners Warner Robins, Georgia Abby Furniture Rentals 811 Pio NONo Ave. Macon 745-4136 McKenna Garvin Sandra Garvin PETER OLDFIELD’S BARBER SHOP QUALITY CUTS SINCE 1919 SOUTH OAK STREET GRAY, GEORGIA 986-5474 (800) 342-0560 Mid-South Auto Parts Co., Inc. Hwy. 49 N. - P.O. Box 4512 Macon, Georgia 31208 Ans of VINEVILLE FELTON B. TYLER (912) 745-7416 BEAUTY SALON FOR APPOINTMENT 146 MARSHALL AVENUE PHONE 474-1846 MACON, GEORGIA 31204 Desseyn's Restaurant Tavern 4357 Forsyth Road Congratulations Macon, Georgia 31210 Class of 1 988! Dan Paula Desseyn 474-5199 Compliments of - GO CAVALIERS! Causey Utility Supply Co. Compliments of Barnes Fur Shop 807 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia 743-1909 Compliments of KELLEHER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 3048 Napier Avenue 746-3116 Macon Jefferson - Pilot Life Insurance Company Jleffarean Pilot INSURANCE FINANCIAL SERVICES Ronald C. Kinnas Agent 754 First Street PO Box 6193 Macon, GA_ 31201 Telephone Bus 912 742 1214 Res 912 742 3153 Martin Amusement Co. 1395 Georgia Avenue Macon 745-8585 Game sales for the home Juke Box rentals for parties C M Market Car Wash “Your One Stop Shop”’ 3437 Joycliff Road 745-3404 Open 7 Days a Week 6-11 p.m. Owners: Chuck Ricky Baker Hull Construction Company 4692 Savage Creek Drive Macon 477-8198 ATKSUN Aldsmobile, Inc. IN. GA. @ PHONE 474-1012 Bibb Printing Company 840 High Street — P,O.Box194 — Telephones: 743-2436 Macon, Georgia 31202 Cynthia N. Nackashi, CCC-SLP Speech and Language Pathologist 761 Poplar St : Suite 1-C Macon Compliments of 746-1041 Industrial Mine and Pipe Supply, Inc. 500 Industrial Way, E. Sheridan Solomon Kernaghan Realtors MARGARET SNOW Associate Broker MEMBER MILLION DOLLAR CLUB 2449 Vineville Avenue Business 912 745-3991 Macon, Georgia 31204 Residence 912 477-7147 746-7641 Dr. F. David Reise Riverside Clinic of Chiropractic Specializing in Structural Spinal Disorders 3040 Riverside Drive Building D, Suite 6 Macon 474-6680 The Class of 1992 Compliments of Mounte de Sales Middle School The Class of 1993 , | J EEE. = _t—- —_ - , sWNesisaesany nd - aA ‘s WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COM PANY MISS A