Ocean Springs High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Ocean Springs, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

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II seems to be winning the spirit slick while at summer camp, the questinn Steve Pwpper and Charles Bail are mking Student Council Boy, I wish they wuuld get to the good 5mm Wesley Spears, Doug Thompsnm, .Iue Turk and .Inhn Edwards wait fur the convention to start. 6' tudent Council is the voice of the student body, their main objective being to promote better communi- cation between the students and the school. The council sponsored - e the annual homecoming parade, sold balloons, and attended the o. , student council workshop at the Mr. Scott seems 10 be saying. t l.eave me alnne Fm JUSI an innocent hystanden MSUGOU! University of Southern Mississip- pi where they learned new ideas on student government. Made up of 24 members, the council is se- lected by the student body. Pre- siding over the council is Kevin Burns; President; Bill Scott, spon- sor; and David Ward, co-sponsor. 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Whitewashing the seawall, an annual community service, was another project the Beta Club did. Betas also sold refreshments dur- ing the games and sold doughnuts to raise money for the annual con- vention. Coach Denver sponsnred the Hub. Presi dent was Eric Lippman. 6. C he FHA was cooking up a storm this year. They went to Dis- trict and State Convention, gave Christmas parties for Ocean Springs Nursing Home and Cr- phanages and held a bake sale from which they gave a large por- tion of their profit to the March of Dimes. They also held a pizza par- ty. The purpose behind the FHA is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community in- volvement. The sponsor of the FHA is Mrs. Kouns, a home economics teacher. The president of the club this year was Laurie Parker, Vice-president was Kristie Reynolds and Gidget Terry. President Laurie Parker: Reporter. Sandy Sturdivant; Reporter Suzie Zelonka; Secret tary Rhonda Odmn; Vice-president. Kristi Reynolds; Treasurer Cheryl Belle; Vicev president, Gidget Terry. i i 1 Theresa Fender, Delinda McVeay. Andrea Ward. Kristi Reynolds, Laurie Parker. Sandy Slurdivanl. Jamie Wade, Tammy Pardue. Cheryl Belle. Rhonda Odom. Vole UH. Diane Summerville. leen VVehster, Nuelle Ruler, Kelly Grave. Gidget Terry. Chuvk Emerson Leslie Leme 10 The Beat Goes On Bottom: Margaret Curry, Jane! Sass i Drum Majmr; Alicia Gautier, Deanna Ru, dich. Kim Sanford Valerie Trotter; Kim Rocker, Cquaptain; Christine meey, Carol Clifton, Captain; Jennifer Richards, Sandy Sturdivant, Amy Irving. Debra Montgomery; Carol Hail, Jerry Gates, Linh Owen, Lisa Knnx, Marian Williams, Leanne Beauguez, Linda Juhes. Terri Ste- ward, Kimmn Huwell, Randy Jones. Lee Farrow, Richard Hickman, Jane Kelly; Keith Siminiuht, Jim McKinney, Robert Montgomery, Geno White; Todd Anderi son, Mike Bigalu, Shanc' Impcr, Kevin Bums. Jim Ressler: Mica Wavra. Sheri Green, Randy Rich. Tommy Case: Mat- tth Ciesienzsky, Phillip Williams, Thom- a5 Hockstein, Jeffrey Melton, Robert Fus- ter; Vernon Burney Smtl Summerville. Percussion: Jill Clark, Jay Worty. Jeff Benezue, John Acevedo, Mark Crow, Don- ald Byard, Nick Miller, Richard Nm-tan, James Keenum, Kenny Albright, Angie Davis. Flag Corp: Lisa McWilliams, Laura Saddler, Kathy Hammock. Becki Shamb- ley. Angela Foster. Deanna 'IValianick, Bar- bara Michelle, Carmen Knsch, Tammy Rainer, Barbara White. Tammy Pardue The Melody Lingers The buys quartet Hmsisls ul' Brian Chair coy. Lawrence Gallo. Hun Pallu, and John Crigehy The class office are Jennifer Guldensupp. Brian Flmncey, Sammy Warner, and Lura 813ng ant Brian Chancoy, Jennifer Guldelr Elizabeth Miller Tina Hosoy, Christime David Gnodin. John Grignby. supp. Sammy Warner. Imra Blades; Soc, Beida. Arnie Parker. Third Row, Jackie 0nd Ruw. Lawrence Galle. Tina Baum- Grice, Don Fallo. Amy Wood. Tim Percell. garner, Lee Haywood. Tina Mnrlan. 11 he purpose of the Media Club is to increase pupil interest and participation in school and state wide library service to pro- mote friendship and cooperation among media specialists and stu- dents throughout the state, to fur- ther the development of adequate media center service for all stu- dents and to orientate pupils in the field of media center service. Row 1; Alisa Obonner, Lisa Kelly, LaJaun Fayard, J amieWade, Cur- ry Love, Crystal Emary, Julie Ferro. Row 2; Mrs. Entrican, Connie Ferro, Mike Broadway, Huyen Nguyen, Greta Fritz, Casey Golds- berry, Mrs. Bellande. Row 3; Matt Williams, Dereck Jones. Row 4; Matthew Ciesiensky, Ricky Jones, Ted Shultz. 4 W Courtney Weidie, Jacqueline Stevenson, Jamie Wade, Vaugn Nuygen, Robert Montgomery, Jennifer Melton, Jeff Hen- son, Ricky King, Geno Agnelly, Mike lin- pey, Sabrian Hollinsworth, Elysa Harvey, Terri Burton, Lori Rodriquez, Candace Atwood, Mary Anderson, Cathy Walker, Julie Miller, Angela Voivedich, Geno White, Shane Loper, Missy Barhknechk, Monica Goretski, Mrs. Johnson, Matt Ciev sienski, Greg McLemore, Scott Wells, Der- rick Joiner, Derrick Hoppner, Mike Turk, Greg Longnecker, Bernie Martin, Jeff Mel- ton, Mrs. Hurdle, Jimmy Harpster, Marc McClellan, Jason Newsnm, Lance Klima. Bernie Martin, Scott Wells, Robert Mont- gomery, Philip Williams, Greg McLemore, Tom Tran, Kris Vanolts, Jeff Williams. Karen Cooper, Robert Mullengcr, Huyen Nguyen, Fe Siguenza. Joseph Mooney, Kirby Kendall, Paul Rhinehart, Billy Desher, Jay Strickler, Alisa GauLier, Churk Szumigala. Mica Wavrav Mrs. Dye, Elysa Harvey, Tawana Guy,.len11y Cockrell, Pol- ly Martin, Janet Cole, Donna Lauca, Cathy Walker, Gino Agnelly, Marc McClellan, Margaret. Curry, Petey Gracm Carolyn Martin, Sherry Kemp, Paul Schabacker, Matf; Smith, Lance Klima, Amy Gautier, Candace Atwood, Cheryl Jenkins, Laura Lawler, Wendy Thump, Marion Williams, Keith Siminicht., Jamie Wade, Joe Turk, Jason Newsum. Karen Cooper and Paul Schabacker are very proud to he invited into Mu Alpha Theta. Heather Lung enjoys snacking after the meeting. Front Row: Felicia Anslead. Stephanie Simnicht. Angie Frumblv. Semnd Ruw: Polly Martin, Tern Hmhry. Allisnn Way sun, Lihhy McMurImy. Third Row: Stcph anie Heymnur, Susan Barber. Angela Palm- er. Cheerleaders at- tended a Universal Cheerleaders Association Camp that was held at, the University of Southern Mis- sissippi. They recieved straight superior ribbons on every evalua- tion each day. The Football We Got Spirit, They also won the title of District Pom-an Champions. They were also given the spirit stick award every day which is given to spirit- ed, hardtworking and cooperative squads. 719 Basketball Cheerleaders went. ' ' camp at Louisiana State Uni- x xrsity and won all superior rib- Lms as well as the spirit, stick ev- ery day. They were in the top sev- en in Pom-Poms, top five overall, and won the superior trophy. They attended regional competii tion in November at LSU4 Front row: Elena Caruso. Carolyn Martin, Sevnnd HM: Dunn annrl, Sheila Jenkins, Kristi Reynolds, Michellv Barthes, 3rd mw: Jackie Bond. Cheryl llelacruz, Cathy Walker, Laura Selman. R.O.T.C. Tiles Law, Mitchell Todd, Oliver Wallace, Bruce Insero. Bart Treveno, Marc Bruce; Annie Gildea. Zei Joiner, Emily Lane, Gid- gel Gipson, Stephanie Fisher, Katreena Todd, Marcie Allen 13m Lane and Zel Joiner practice their m r mg in the parking lot. Angela Hire, Catherine Magee, Stephanie Mayfield, Linda Johnson, Maj. Lawson; Donna Russell. Cindy Burgess, Paula Golden, Tammy Nnrman, Jennifer Mel- ton, LaJuan Fayard, R.O.T.C., a new course, was of- fered to students interested in the military. During class they stud- ied history of the military and ba- sic military strategy and actions. They learn how to march and learn military courtesy and disci- pline. R.O.T.C. strives to create thinking young men and women for further military responsibilities. After they have completed their R.O.T.C. course in high school, they may continue in college. Suzie annnka, Connie Fem, Gina Bly, Chris Perrien, Scott Murray, Albert Vance, John Thomas, Steve Pepper, Tony Smith, Johnny Coleman, Chris Straight. Dallas Gibson, Greg Gibson; Bernie Martin, Da- mon Landry, Mike Impey, Eric Alto, Chip Lathon, Steve Futrel, Randall Manning. Chris Straight does not seem to be with it today. 18 Staffers have to be salesman, pho- tographer, reporter, bookeeper, actresslactor, and a very hard worker. Brenda Jordan tsponseri, Sandy Ellison teditori, Maria Mallard tco-editori, Sherria Fra- zier tbusiness manageri, and Ka- ren Cooper thead photographeri, are in charge or organizing the 83- ,84 Greyhound staff. The staff is responsible for raising the neces- sary money needed to print the annual. The first project to do was to sell ads to businesses and indi- viduals. After that, the staffers sold candy, sponsered the Whois Who pagent, and doughnuts. Be- ing a staff member was alot of work and responsibility, but most staff members didnt want to miss the feel of satisfaction when all their hours of hard work came back from the printer in the form of the 1983-84 Greyhound. lst row: Maria Mallard, Sandy Ellison, Kelcey Holem, Sherria Frazier, Benny Moats, Keith Wooten. 2nd row: Lisa Sen- seney, Scott Aldrich, Karen Cooper, Donna Holder, Beth Hall, Milissa Luck, Kathleen Coates, Mrs. Brenda Jordan. 3rd row: Pam Barnhart, Terri Burton, Elysa Harvey, John Hudson, Nancy Holtz. 4th row: Tammy Siess, Missy Partridge, Nancy Bal- low. Jan Nettles, Scott Bray. Snap! Karen Cooper clicks a quick shot of Milissa Luck and Pam Barnhart. Umm! Terri Burton looks at the football pics. Uh, Oh, Sherria Frazier got caught this time with her hands in the annual funds. I Bray looks bewildered by what heh Bing vou serious'W' Thafs what Keith 4911 seems to be thinking about what Viz: Mallard is explaining. Heau Hm'whos Karen Cooper, Sandy Elli, take a peek at the new playgirl issue when Beth Hall is actually working on her lay- son, Marla Mallard, and Sherria Frazier Mrs. Jordan is not looking. nut. 19 I We Print The Hounds Tale staff has the responsibility of being informa- tive yet entertaining. The newspa- per was published every three weeks as a supplement to the Ocean Springs Record. First row: Jimmy Harpster, David Hollowond, Gina Agnelly. Secund row: Cheryl Jenkins. Elysa Harvev. Amy Cottsche. April Cipperly, Sheila Haligzm. Mrs. Joan Rich. Mrs Rich takes a break from helping the paper staff t0 pose for a picture. ' nguMw emuan Cheryl Jenkins looks pretty interested in what Elysa Harvey has to say about paper staff, Or is it paper staff t hey're dismissing? April Cipperly, Sheila Haligan. and Amy Gnttche can even make selling papers fun. 20 Every paper must have someone that gets all the blame, responsi- Sheila Haligan canTt get, much closer. bility, and the privelege of being The Facts thought of as the iiTyrantP This person must organize the staff, as- sign articles. plan the layout, proofread stories, and get in trouv ble for anything that goes wrong. This year there were three editors, assisted by the sponsor, Mrs. Joan Rich. Elysa Harvey was editor first nine weeks; Gino Agnelly sec- ond nine weeks; and Sheila Halli- gan, third nine weeks. The staff- ers, with the editors, do most of the actual reporting. The paper could not be effective without all the hard work and effort they put into the paper. hilysa Harvey is seen doing what she does 4x31 7 nothing. Minn Agnelly tries to convince people that V .1 he really knows what he is doing. ' 1 Amy hittsche waits patiently while Jac- find their money to buy a paper. uAnyone wanna buy a paper? David queling Stevenson and Missy Barhknecht Hollowood seems to be saying. 21 22 Stephanie Seymour, Brenda Rogers, Christy Saylor, Leslie Lee, Jenny Brad, ford, Michelle Barthes, Dori.Shultis, Felei chia Anstead, Polly Martin, Kristi Reyn- olds, Allison Wesson, Shannon Pyle, An- gela Palmer, Stephanie Fisher, Pam Mill- er, Jackie Miller, Tammy Gremilion, Cheryl Delecuze, Tracy Pabon, Dana Cowart. Donna Holder, Terri Burton, Stephanie Seymour. Jenny White, April Cipperly, Tammy Dibble, Susan Chap- man, Jimmy Saylor. Trac Baughn, Tim Robert Baylis, Treasurer; Amy Gottche Secretary. The FCA is dedicated to demon- strating the difference that follow- ing Christ can make in peoplets lives. Meeting twice a month, the FCA attempts to bring its mem- bers closer to God and each other through speakers, Bible study, and fellowship. The organization is involved in drug abuse aware- ness at the elementary schools and working with Special Olympics. Fairley. Brent Hurley, John Edwards, Rick Berendes, Susan Barber, Buhba Jones, Jay Nolan, Leonard Flores, Curt Gladney, Jan- son Newsom, Earl Peavy, Wesley Spears, Joe Turk. Coach Partridge, Sponsor; Stephanie Sey- mour, President; Joe Turk, Vice-President Youth Alive And Leo Club . Mrs. Zeigler, Derek Jones, Scott Wells, Randy Jones, Robert Montgomery, Ricky Jones, Steve Pepper, Row 2 Mrs. Chat? Mike Impey, Elysa Harvey, Beth Hall, Paige Hale, Corrie Sharp. Tina Hosey, Mr. ham, Sharon Brinson, Walker, Curry Love, Ingrid Pittman, Ber- nie Martin, Gino Agnelly, Scott Wells, Matthew Cie- siensky, Greg McLemore, Jennifer Melton, Kathy Phillips, Dans Reeves, Elysa Har- vey Every Monday, the Youth Alive met for Bible Study and fellow- ship. This fellowship group was new to the school but grew quick- ly. Community-minded, they par- ticipated in various civic volun- teer activities. youth alive! The Leo Club s purpose is to de- velop leadership, gain experience through service to the community, and to promote international un- derstanding. A junior group of the Lion's Club, the Leos are in many fund-raising projects and Youth Exchange programs. Greg McLemore, Randy Jones. 23 24 Vo-Tech Classes Members of FSOS are how U Stacey Long, Tammy Tinsnn. Denise Rachuha, Kath- leen Coats, Sonya Chambers; How m Ja- Students in Building Trades are how 1'; Sammy Entrican, Brian Kinney, Bruce Inf scra, Paul Peterson. Kevin Boone; how 3 nice York, Kathy Hiers, Susan George, Crystal Balsen, Hugh McGowan, Mrs. Brill Darren Lea, Bill Daugherty, Joe Parker, Matthew Blanchard, Keith Straight; How IN Bobby Nowell, Eric Tanner, Kevin MurA rThe officers are Crystal Balsen. Denise Ra- chuha, Kathleen Coats. and Sonya Cham- hers. dey, Greg Moss, Jeff Sharp, Frankie Gore- line. What do the courses, building trades' intensive business train- ing, food services, marine mechan- Memhers ot' the HERO Club are Angela ard, Buhhy Nnrman. Randy Seymour. Mi- ics, and mechanical drafting have Sealei Tammy Mc-Da-niel. Pauline Stevens, c:hael Brroedway. Tracy 'I'imun, Steven in common? YOU were right if VOU Carrie Pnshka, Mlml Burrows, Mrsi ini blewart. Iammv Parkeri . ' ' guessed they were vocatumal courses taught, at the Elizabeth Keys School. Students learned the basic skills to become an assistant, to an engi- neer 01' a draftsman in mechanical drawing. Students got a taste of what is was like working in a res- taurant in food servicesi They did everything from preparing the food to mopping the floor. Stu- dents learned to work with wood and carpentry tools in building trades. One of their major projects was building a scale model of a house. In intensive business train- ing advanced students were able to work with computerized type- writers, and secretarial skills were also taught in this course. Marine mechanics taught students how to fix motors and repair boats. Students in Metal Trades are how 1i Lemy vid Hickox, Gus Elder, Duane Jones; trow Troy Greene, Chuck Rodriguez. Robert Valesi Mike Perkerson, Joey Seymour, Da- 2t Glen Holden. Jimhn Herring, Scott Goff. Manning. Keith Stratokos. 25 26 lst row: Leslie Lemon, Kristi Reynolds, Kim Seidule, Libby McMurtray, Terri Embry. Cindy Saylor, 2nd row: Angie M Looking up students schedules is one of Nona Langlinaiys jobs. Blue Slips With A Smile Gregory, Nona Langlinais, Elizabeth Poss, Angela Leasure, Courtney Weidie, Bonnie Duke, Melanie Chandler, 3rd row: Greg Collecting absentee slips is one of Elizav beth Poss's duties in attendance. Baggett, Shawn Chappel, Mrs. Collins, Jeff Maxey 4a; Get Down To Business lst row: Apn Edwards, Beth Harvey, Missy Cathy Wirley, Dianne Beauzez. 2nd row; Seymour, Ben Powell, Robert Balius, Rob- Barrus, Llsa Fowler, Cathy Walker, Pam Mrs.Walker,Mary Throop,PaulVail,Kel- ert Apgar, Gina Bly, Sandy Ellison, Mrs. Barnhart, Terri Burton, Cory Sharp, 1y Grizzard, Matthew Ciesiensky, Bubba Fairley. Business Club President, Robart Bailus, Cory Sharp doesnt look very business club takes a moment to pose like in this picture. 27 28 O ach year a president is elected for each club and also for the head of the classes. These peo- ple usually get the clubs started and help plan fund raisers. We could call these people the Leaders of School? President 01' the Mu Alpha Theta Club, Julie Fern. takes a quick look at the camera fur a picture. $ Eric Lippman, Beta Clu-h president seems m have things on his mind other than his leadership pnsitirm, 0-1 Jeff Henson, President ui'the SC. nce Club, W I I? experi Ients with same unknownlfurmulas . bga . MW 1h I oi Future Business Leaders of America Presi- dent Robert Baylis, gets caught sneaking in his locker. probably for his business book. President of the Student Council, Kevin Burns, is at ease with his difficult responsi- bilities. ' FCA presidenti Stephanie Seymour, works hard for new ideas. Prom: Jane Kelly. Noelle Boler, Fri. j Skeltnn. Kelly Fields. Keith Wnoten. Elysn Art Club Harvey Back: Mnnicn Guretski. Tmy Flsher. Burl Trebena. Kelley Grace. Hmmn First semester the Art Club worked on Christmas card dee signs, which they had printed L0 sell to raise money for the art de- partment. The students also cre- ated and sold bread dough orna- ments for Christmas. The Art Club officers were Pres., Keith Wooten; Vice-pres., Kelley Grace; Sec, Heather Hartmann; Treas., Chrissy Wondrick; and Reporter, Elysa Harvey. V e l Breuzeal. Jenmfer Dzu'ix', Debbie Bent lingere lerlnvy Weidit: Kelley Grace takes :1 break 1mm her rlrmv im,V 1n L'umvntruie un snmething else How dues she do it Nnelle Baler must have u lot of mlem lo be able in draw and pose for u pirlure :11 the mime lime 29 30 First row: Julie Fem, Cathy Hammick, Paige Hale, Cheryl Jenkins, Elyse Harvey, Greta Fritz, Beth Hall. Second row: Mrs. Zeigler, Mrs. McNabb, Christine Hosey, Drama Club Christine Bieda,Corrie Sharp,Curry Love, Stephen Whiting, Bernie Martin, Scott Jenny Bradford, Angela Leasure, Elana Wells, Randy Jones, Gino Agnelly. Caruso Mary Throop. Candice Atwood, Eddie Twilbeck. Third row: Mike Impey, kiuma y; Paige Hale and Greta Fritz seem to be fighting over a part in the That is not in the script, said Jill Clark. upcoming play. tjhe 1983-84 Drama Club opened their year with the deter- mination that fun, excitement, and hard work would be their theme. Mrs. McNabb and her c0- sponsor, Mrs. Zeigler, added their unique talents to bring about just that. The club officers, Elysa Har- vey, Greta Fritz, and Cheryl Jen- kins, kept up the action which re- sulted in an outstanding play pro- duction that captured the minds and imaginations of the viewing audience. We close this year with hopes for another successful year to come. Cheryl Jenkins seems to have told Stephen Whiting to act like he is on a real date. The Drama Club officers are Cheryl Jeni kins, reporter; Elysa Harvey, president; and Greta Fritz, secretary. Mrs. Zeigler demonstrates to a few of the students how to faint effectively. Elysa Harvey appears to be saying, uNot another picture! 31 FRENCH CLUB PARLEZ-VOUS-FRACAISZW SPANISH CLUB HAB LA-USTED-ESPANOL? 32 Favorite Places To Be The boys are back in town. Are you sure we are in the right place? Todd Hunt appears to have stayed up late laSt mght Studymg' When E,F. Hutton talks, people listen 33 4 . .. . . .... ... :JEJT'Jr '33 IJJIJIE H111 What is Jan Nettles looking at now? Jennifer Pruitt takes time out from study- ing to have her picture taken. ' s Boys know how to pose for pictures. Kim King is resting before going to class. 34 Student Life Matt Williams shows off his new electric . car. Terri Burton; what is she talking about now? Kent Crumbly and Bubba Jones know how Where did all the food go? Lu have a picture taken. Student Life 35 W hat is a pep rally? It is a time for students to have fun and scream at the top of their lungs. , Itis a time for the cheerleaders and I 'et S GO drill team to perform new rou- tines. Itis a time for the band to ' play their new tunes. But most of Blg all, itis a time for the football players, and to let them know we are behind them all the way. Dun S! Moss Point's Tiger, also knows as Lori Parker, takes a quick wave at the camera. A few sophomore students show their spit- it at the pep rallies. Paula Watford gets set to perform a drill team routine at 0113 of the pep rallies. 36 Pep Rallies Diana Talianesich twirls the flag with spir- it. mI'he Knights demonstrateytheir dancing skills at one of the pep rallies. The band shows their spirit by going into wild frenzies at the pep rallies. mmH-mew 'UCDFU Terri Embry gives a speech to encourage Jim Lemon is ready for night on the town all around spirit at the pep rallies. with Denise Lamey. Pep Rallies 37 A normal day at Ocean Springs High. Ray Gutzeit portrays the cool 50s look. Monica Goretski shows the real her on Punk day. 38 Spirit Week Umm i . . Pearl drops Tooth Polish! Missy Barbknecht hams it up for the camera, Bobby Ogle waits patiently for his horse to come by. Is this a high school jock and his steady? No, it is Coach Blakeney and Heather Hartman showing their school spirit. A 3 Homecoming Day ap- proached, the students showed their spirit by participating in spirit week. Each day the stu- dents dressed in a different style. Monday was Backwards Day; Tuesday, 50is Day; Wednesday; Western Day; Thursday, Punk Day; and Fri- day, Blue-Gray Day. Not every- one dressed each day, but they still had fun watching those who did. The week was a suc- cess, and the school spirit showed in everyone. Spirit Week 39 The Summer Fun Tara Aust and Beth Hall pose for the came era. Remember The Summer Fun? We all agree that summer is a time to relax from school work, have loads of fun, and d0 wild things. Remember A . . the time your best friend lost her bathing suit in the surf? . . . When you went on vaca- tion and met the ttone of your dreamsYi only to have to leave for home the next day? Staying out to 4:00 in the morning and waking up just in time to see the end of itGeneral Hospitalti which youive unconsciously become ad- dicted to? . . . All those days and nights of hard work when every- one else it seemed was out surfing, swimming, and partying till the wee hours of the morning? . . . Go- ing on vacationvand after you,ve been traveling for 3 hours of sum- mer band and football practice? . . . You finally got your first real tan on your face only to realize you left your sunglasses on? Well, some of those times were rough and embarrassing, but most of them were great and fun-filled like learning to surf in Florida, meeting that gorgeous person on the beach, or saving up $900 from your summer job and using it to buy a new car? Yes, but last sum- meris fun has long since past, but don,t fret because another wild and wacky summer is already on its way. This person seems to be having fun windsurfing. Jeff Brochard, Scott Aldrich and Chris Briten- ' bucher are on their way to the beach. 40 Summer Smile! Sharon Brison and Kathleen Coates look like theyire hav7 ing fun looking for something interesting to take pictures ofi QEQ . Todd Anderson, Albert Coates and Johnny Demalade are working hard to finish their Sculpture, while George Linder takes time to pose for the camera. Teachers, like Mrs. Walker, also know how to spend a relax- ing summer. Summer 41 Ken Koontz was caught by the camera while It looks like Kathy Walker, Polly Martin, Heather Long are ready to party he was doing his WOTk- Kelly Riorden, Allison Wesson, and Bnbby Schnieder shows how most stu- Going - - . Gone! dents react to lectures. Going , 42 People .. It looks like Missy Barhknecht can not keep Jacqueline Stevenson away fmm her. Deanna Budinich looks like she is looking at something besides Kevin Bums. What do I do now? is Laura. Lawlefs expression. Susan Barber, Diane Somerville, and Les- lie Lemon take time out to smile for the camera between classes. 43 People 44 Band Blue-Grey Band Tracy Pabon struts her.stuff during the halftime show Janel Sass demonstrates how to conduct a band properly. he Blue-Grey Band plays a big part in the spirit at Ocean Springs High School. They pre- form at pep rallies to keep the spirit going; they support the football team at the games; they match in parades. Being a band member isnht always fun and games. They have to prac- tice for hourhs every day, but it is well worth it. Marching in parades is one of the tasks of the OSHS, Band. The O.S.H.Se band shows what they are made of. The band shows their spirit at the Pep Rallies. Great precision is a necessity during the half time show. 45 Band Homecoming ,88 T he much anticipated home; coming finally arrived for the 1983-84 school year. Homecoming week was filled with excitement as students participated in spirit week to show their spirit and sup- port to the football team. Al; though the team suffered a defeat by Moss Point, the true meaning of homecoming shone through as the Ocean Springs crowd cheered the Greyhounds on and gave them support until the last second had disappeared off the clock. Pre-game festivities highlighted the evening as the 1983-84 Home- coming Queen Libby McMurtray was presented along with her court. When asked what her feel- ings were that night, Libby re- plied, 81 felt as if I was on top of the world and it was something I will never forget. The homecoming parade ignited that homecoming spirit, on Frida'y. Here the queen is shown taking her ride in the par rade. 46 Homecoming OSHS Royalty The 1983-84 court was: Felicia Anstead,ju- sophomore; Connie Davidson, junior; Libr nit ; Terri Embry, senior; Polly Martin, nior; Susan Barber, sophomore; Dianna by McMurtray, queen; Angela Leasure,;u- senior; and Elena Caruso, senior. Fox, sophomore; Stephanie Seymoun Two of the junior maids wave to the people The homecoming court receives much pub- game. Here is a photograph 0f hOW they while Angela Leasure has spotted the cam- licity thFOUghOUt the tOWn before the appeared in a 10031 newspaper. era. Homecoming 47 48 H0unds Put It The court was: Dana Cowart, suph; Anna White, 5rd KriSli Reynalds. Queen; Karla niCh1.Jr : Klm Smith, JR: Stephanie Sey- Stmhle, soph; Amy Gottsche. Jr.; Jennie Moak, SR4 Tara Hunt.Sr.:SIephanie Sim mour. mph, Stephanie pauses in from ol- the crowd after receiving her flowers. Being a maid in the Homecoming court Kristi, Karla, and Jennie will never forget. was something the senior Maids Tara Through For TWO! And the 1984 Homecoming Queen is V . . It seemed that everyone was waiting to hear the answer as si- lence hovered over the gym while Kevin Burns named Kristi Reyn- olds as the proud title holder. Bas- ketball Homecoming night was a time for tears and cheers as the crowd cheered the Lady Grey- hounds into a Victory over the Lady Yellow Jackets from St. Martin. The crowd gave the boys? team the same support and cheered them into overtime against the Yellow Jackets. Even though the Greyhounds were de feated, the players, as well as the spectators, knew in their hearts that the mightly Greyhounds would reign as number one forever in their memories. It was really Kristi's night! Darin Smith gives her flowers and more! 49 50 lst Row Donald Byrd, Mike Empy, Kerry Beaugez, Maria Mallarde Sandy Ellison, Kelcey Holem, Linda Ellis, Arlene Lee, Darrin Smith, Wesley Spears. 2nd Row Doug Bauman, Mack Warth, Debbie Dee frank, Paula Cuvington, Tracy Allen, Gay Catchmt, Michelle Igo, Coleen Webster, Debbie Dobbs, Jonathan Aulean, Ken- neth Guy. 3rd Raw Jimmy McKinney, Mary Anderson, Leslie Kimbrough. Tina Carl, Monica Goretski, Jenny White, Can- dace Atwuod, Lori Rodriguez, Janet Cole, Kormi Carter, Lori Bowyer, Lisa Singleton, Dereck Jointer. 4th Row Mark Stewart, Ricky Jnnes, Geno Agnelly, Randy Jones. From elementary school through high school these students have attended the Ocean Springs school system. For these students there have been many fond memories, such as football games, proms, dances, and cafeteria food. It will be sad for them to say good-by and go their separate ways, but the memories will be cherished for- ever. GROUP B 131 Row Bobby Davis, Jim Lemon, Tummy McGuire, Stuart Copeland, Stephanie Sey- moun Cidget Terry, Toby Mattison, Cathy Phillips, Dena Sanders, Diane Beaugez. 2nd Row Steven Copeland. Chuck Emery son. Johnny Saylor, Stephanie Mayfield, Katre'ena Todd, Kim Rocker, Valeria Trot- ter, Geno White, John Pullina. Steve Yates 3rd Row Lynn Mauldin, Tawana Guy, Allison Wesson, Wanda Gardner, Denise Lamey, Elena Caurusu, Courtney Weidie, Darla Argroves, Kelly Grace, Dana Reeves, Mieguel Savedra, Tammy Parker, Shane Iloper, Richard Nortan, Charles Durso, Scott Brown, Laurie Parker. 12-Year Students Honor Students When most people think about Honor Students, they usually think these students have all the brains, always study, and are all From mw: Kelcey Hnlem, Sherria Frazier. Merrill Duckett. Polly Martin, Angela Vui- vpdivhl Daren Conper. Patrick Jnhnsnn, .lulie Fern, Back Ruw -- Mica VVzwra, Fe Siguema, Scott Wells, Michelle Mn Donald. Jenny Cnckrell, Candace Atwood, work and no play. But, that is not so, these students may have good grades, but they also are involved in other activities. Being an honor Kevin Burns, Julie llewski, Tracy Allen Tummy McGuire, Munica Skelton. Front Row; Ruben Montgomery, Allison Wesson, Cathy Walker. Laurie Parker. Johnny Saylor, Hank Zuber, Back Row - vlue Mnuney. Chung Rim. Colleen Webster. student usually pays off in the end, when it's time for scholar- ships and awards. Mike lmpey, Heather Long, Gino Agnelly, Tawana Guy, Darrin Smith, Tara Hunt, Leslie Kimbrough, Matthew Smith, Debi hie DeFrank, Paula Covington. 51 Dancin, To The Beat! Were you one of those people who stood around all night or boogied to the beat? Did you stand in the corner impatiently waiting for someone to ask you to dance? If so, it was probably in the gym where all the school dances were held. This year different school organizations held a dance for the students to raise money for their projects. Missy Battle seems to be nHungry like the Wolf. Kevin, the DJ seems to be shocked by something. What's that Heather Long? You get deliri- ous? That seems to he what Heather is exclaiming. 52 Dances Shane Loper, what are you doing? You call that dancing? Sure would hate it if Carolyn Martin or Kelly Riorden froze like this. Too cool to smile? Calvin Pierce is concen- trating on his Hmoves . Dori Shultis are you enjoying yourself? Show us how to get down! x. Tammy Arney looks like she has found someone! Is it Mr. Roboto? No ifs John Edwards! He seems to be having a wild time. Kristi Reynolds seems to be having a jolly old time at a school dance. Dance 53 M ost of a student,s life during school time is spent at school or participating in a school activity. But what do they do the rest of the time? The students work, do volunteer help, participate in sports, and just clown around. O.S.H.S. students are a Vital part of our community. Windsurfing, the new fad Mr. Hubbard watches silently as the Homecoming parade passes by. 54 Community Life Community Sherria Frazier demoneraLes haircutting skills as Sandy Ellison sits patiently. Edward Harvey works with a local veterin- arian to gain experience. Life Many people came to TVIeet The Team April Cipperly is found showing her talent Night, including the younger generation. selling shoes, at Conniys Shoe Store. V s... The O.S.H.S. band participates in many Nancy Ballow enjoys spending her free parades in our community. time with horses. Community Life 55 Work, Work This class seems to be truly interested in doing class work. Working hard? Albert Coates takes a break from studying to stare at the camera. John Edwards and Joe Turk take time off to show us their muscles. Kathleen Coates seems to be interested in something Mrs. Jordan is showing her. 56 Classes Talents In Singing Members of the choir: First row: Jacke Grice, Lee Hagwood, Lora Blades, Amy Wood, Elizabeth Miller, Tina Hosey, Kristian Bieda, Deanne Talliaricich, Tina Bumgarner, Second rnw: John Grigshy, Don Fallo, Sammy Warner, Phillip Purcell, Brian Chan- John Grigsby, Brian Chancey, and Don Fallo are three cey. members of the chnifs quartet. Lee Hagwood, Don Fallo, Kristine Bieda, Brian Chan, Tina Hosey, Amy Wood, Elizabeth Miller, Kristine cey. and Lora Blades are five members of the octet. Bieda, Lora Blades and Lee Hagwood make up the choifs sestet. Choir 57 58 Verbs, Nouns, And More Is Konnie Carter interested in her English or is she trying to hide from the camera? .4 ,,. E nglish is the language used by about 400 million peopledn the world today. Thus, OS students must study the grammar, syntax, and literature of our language. Sophomores study Julius Caesar and Silas Marner while Juniors jump into American literature and the philosophy of Thoreau. Sen- iors focus on everything from Beowulf to Dylan Thomas. Be- sides the basics, creative writing, speech, practical writing, mytho- logy, and other courses add spice to the English curriculum. By the time an OS student graduates, he should know something about reading, writing, speaking, and lis- tening to our language -- English. Mrst Van's English class listens quietly while she tries to explain the assignment. Scott Wells seems to he concentrating on his Honors English work. Sharron Starks seems In be quite interest- ed in the lesson being taught. Could Beth Beverin be looking for her homewnrk that she knew she did not do? Mrs. Thibodeaux pauses at the board while her class listens intently, English 59 EQUATIONS, ERASERS, AND i EXCUSES 1' inia + Bi : sinacosB+ a sin B. Does this seem like a foreign language to you? Well, it might, if you've never taken trigonometry at O.S.H.S. Formulas, equations, graphs, and theories are all 1 strange things you learn to com- i prehend in an O.S.H.S. math 1 class. Mrs. Dye seems to have captured her classes attention. See how Mitch Peters and Tara Hunt and Leslie Kimbrough lis- i ten instead of talking. iiHave you ever got the feeling you're talk- ing to yourself? Mrsi Zeigler seems to be .. saying. What is Mrs. Zeigler doing to amuse her iiWhat is this class? Julie Cambell looks Mrs. Manning is one of the many teachers Class SO much? like she is saying. who are really concerned about her stu- dents. FROGS, FORMULAS, AND FORMALDEHYD L I f a student loves bugs, mer- cury and avogadrois number, he has it made at O.S.H.S. A student can take almost any kind of sci- ence class, from chemistry iwhere a student learns about atoms and acidi, to Marine Science iwhere a student cooks gumbo, fillets fish, and learns to throw a castnet. O.S.H.S. is definitely a science lovers paradise. Paige Hale seems to be saying iiWhat is everyone looking at? M1: Cawley watches Reese Brune carefully during a test. Richard Norton says He's my best friend. Greg McLemore and Philip Williams look very excited about this picture or is it jsut the class. Mrsi Kuntz explains Richard Nortons best friend. Science 61 9 PE I I Thought we Chuck Emerson seems to he concentrating ' I hard on his ping pang game. were haul ! fllll ! I Benny Magee shows huw he dunks the ball almost the right wayL WV! Ron Franklin packs a m-ean racket in a badmitmn game Kelly Grace and Adela Montecalvo seem tu be having fun doing nothing. 62 PE. Computers: The Style Of The Future. Under the guidance of a new teacher, Ms. Williams, the first year for the computer classes has been exciting. The students learned to program and use the computers. They learned to set up programs to help themselves in everything from math to English and even playing games they make up themselves. Computers are also in use by the Enrichment classes under the leadership of Coach Blakeney. The future will be for those who learn to use the tools of the mind- computers. Du Nguyen wants to knuw if this is any- thing like Pac Man! 3; 24771, ,th M . Katrina Todd takes time out to smile for Kim Maultsky and Diana Fox look at what the camera. they have programmed Computers 63 64 ing for. Studying! Everyone hates it, but if you are going to succeed in school twithout cheatingt you have to do it. There are as many different ways to study as there are people who do it and there are places to do it. There are basically four types of studiers. First there are those who are well organized, with Donna Holder looks up to ask a question about the test she is study- Rack Your Brain!!! good notes in a neat notebook, who study all along and make straight one hundreds on tests tthese are rareD. Second there are those who wait till the night be- fore the test and cram like crazy; these people generally have notes that they borrowed from someone else and had them run off on a Robin Talent points something out, Julie Cambell doesn't seem to be in- terested. 33 XL 2:; Ben Powell seems to be studying dilligent- 1y but Ashley Lowe is distracted by other things Amy Gottsche looks up for the camera, but April Cipperly continues to work steadily. copying machine. Third are the people who study five minutes be- fore a test, and fail, their notes? . . . Usually on toilet paper. Lastly are the ones who dontt study at all. Obviously they just don't make it, because studying is a ne- cessity! Kendall Mohler looks up for the camera, but Doug Thompson and Robert Balius continue typing. , :4' Ann Edwards appears engrossed in her typing. She must really enjoy it. Margin, Tab, Return Pam Barnhart stops for a moment to erase one of her many mistakes, a task that all Typing is one of the most popular classes, especially for sophomores, but there are also many juniors that see the need for typing. There are several different typing courses offered. You can learn anything from letter typing to typing term papers. Typing is a course that will help you for the rest of your life. You can take a course in high school, and if you stick with it and practice, you can do just as well when you sit down at a typewriter 20 years later. All things taken into consideration, typing is a fun, useful course that will be valuable in anyone,s fu- ture. There are also full-year courses for advanced typists who may wish to use typing in their careers. typing studen ts practice. Typing 65 66 Home 30. And Vo-Tech Classes Jonathan Aultman seems to have Kathy Wiley. Selena Lehman, Butch Ott, dazzo. Paul Powell, Hilliard FuunLain. taken more than he can eat. Kenny Wilson, Richard Wright, Mr. Rani Jimmy Wade. Jason Balchelor. Nnrman Merrill, Ben Harrelsnn, Tim Cnssey, Eddie Catchnt, Bergin. Scott Stanton. Darren Haas, Jay Leonard Flores. Chris Fergusnn. Nolan. Row 2 7 Robert Riedcau. Tony Donnie McClain goes hack for sec- onds. Charles Baji, Bnbhy Ogle. Emery Corely, Gardner, Robbie Taylor, Joe Kozak, Jerry Todd Hunt, Robert Fox, Timmy Black- Cutrer, Calvin Pierce man, Kenny Coleman, Eddie Ogle. Randy Kathy Phillips appears to be wondering Lisa Jones, Lisa Hritenhucher. Janet Rnw- What she is making. land. Kathy Weiss, Cami Surette, Dnrthea Have you been wondering why some students have been carrying around eggs? No, they are not go- ing to egg the school. Actually they have been taking part in a project that deals with their class, Home EC. In another class the stu- dents learn how to cook, to bal- ance a meal, and about nutrition. Kim Hollon, proud mother of an egg. Gray. Cheryl Hensarling, Debbie Walker. James Durhin. 67 The Lady Hounds Basketball team gets The football team looks laid-back and ready to get the rebound in the fisrt game ready for their opponent of the '83-'84 season after a free throw by Betsy Sinigal, in w Baseball has been a maingtay of Grey Vincent Thurman shunts fur the extra hound pride for many years. point in the Hounds's first game. 68 Sports N7 Jenny Cockrell takes a break between serves. John Edwards seems to be concentrating more on his math. Sports 69 Jamie Wade and LaJuan Fayard jump up and yell at the pep rally. Terri Embry and Lihhy McMurLray Charles Stroble, Mike Zuber, Dean Weems, hold Stephanie Seymour up high. and Dean Whitney show their spirit. Beth Beverin and Stephanie Beck work hard but enjoy being on the drill team Many faces. familiar around the school, are seen at the gamesA 70 Fans Kelcey Holemh Sherria Frazier, Maria Mal- lard, and Sandy Ellison show their spirit . -th Susan Barber really gets into the spirit for the Homecoming pep rally. during the Homecoming parade while Keri ry Heangoz drives the truck. OSHSE teams have always had great support from the students, faculty and com- munity, especially in pep ral- lies. During Spirit Week, the students dressed in crazy outfits to inspire Greyhound spirit. Many faithful fans were seen every week at the games, and all our Hounds are proud of our fans. Go Greyhounds! Homecoming gave OSHS fans a chance to dress up for the game. Richard Owenshy, Cheryl Belle, Mack Worth, and Amber Ormes look great. Mrs. and Mr. Lee come out and show their support for the team Fans 71 0 Hounds 72 Football Coach Lyons pleads his case with the official. The 83384 Greyhounds had a rebuilding year. They had only 9 returning starters from the year before. Many younger players had an opportunity to gain experience on the field. The Hounds, even though they had a tough season, never gave up. They kept fighting in the true Greyhound tradition. Curtis Moore breaks Lhe Bearcat line for yardage. Curtis Moore runs outside and pick up big yards for the Grey- hounds. Rick Berendez tries to maneuver a Moss Point Tiger. The coaching staff of the B3384 Greyhound team included Doug A. Blakeney, Elbert Troney, Stan Partridge, and Ken Lyons, head coach. Football 73 Football Jimmy and Johnny Saylor shows a Bearcat how to play football . . . a : w; KW , A w ximfm Trac Baughn leads a block for Curtis Moore during the Bilnxi game. 74 Football Derek Lzmgdale is in fur the kill during the Moss Puint game. Reese Emma is hack to pass for yardage. Players scramble for the ball during the Picayune game Reese Brune throws an incomplete pass to Rick Berendez during the Biloxi game Football 75 The 1984 Greyhound Basketball team had tKneelingt Nick Ault. Kenneth Guy, Tracy a style all their own proving they could be Hubbard, Vincent Thurman: tStandingt a winner. Coach Taylor, Mitch Peters, Scott Bray, :mwwmmm u Tracy Hubbayd blocks his man from moving in for a shot. OSHS Basketball 76 Darin Smith, Steve Trebotich, Greg Gib- son The OSHS Greyhound Basketball team had a season of ups and downs. They won second place in the Jackson County Tournament, losing to Moss Point in the finals. They lost some games in overtime, yet never lost their fighting edge. Practicing every day and keeping their spirits high, the team proved they could get the job done. The team rests at the Homecoming Pep Rally before the night's big game. Darin Smith outjumps his man fur two more points. Greg Gibson lnuks for someone to pass the ball to. 77 78 B-Team Packs A Punch theelinp Kendall Mohler, David Gen- narelli, Oliver Wallace, Tony Smith, Flip Netalicky, Standing Billy Brett, Johnny Coleman, Coach Conners, Anthony Guy, Vincent Joiner, Dana Smith i Coach Taylor talkp. strategy for the game with his players. The Ocean Springs B-team bas- ketball has had a good year with a record of 10 and 6 under the direc- tion of new coach, Bill Conners. The B-team beat Biloxi High in overtime. Coach Conners and his team have tirelessly worked to ob- tain their winning record. Basketball managers included Anna Stro- hle. Tim Taranta. Milissa Luck, and M1- chelle Taylor, Scott Bray takes a jump shot for two points. 79 80 Shoot For TWOII ; F $me 1st row; Zel Joiner, Candace Cunningham, tow; Shawn Ray. Betsy Sinigal, Gidget Tammy Dibble, Patty Bnntnn, Laura Tre- Gipson. Heidi Leggett Coach Dye, Susan botich. Jennifer Schmff, Maria Brown 2nd Chapman. Christy Gibson. Donna Walker. Donna Walker watches on as Zel Joiner tries to pass the balL Pam Miller, Sheri Fields, and Casey Dye holds the ball. Coach Dye waits patiently on the bench for his girls to win the game. Jennifer Schmff' and Betsy Sinigal play a tough defense against one of the Jackets. lam Miller pit ks up n Imhe hull and heads 'ur 1hr nther end M the cnurt. The girls got off to a very good start this year. By Christmas they were 9 and 3 and had won the Jackson County Tournament. Afterward, the schedule was much tougher and wins were harder to come by. Outstanding games were played by Pam Miller, Zel Joiner, Patty Boutat, Susan Chapman, Betsy Sinigal, and Heidi Leggett, while Donna Walker, Tammy Dibble, Jennifer Schroff, and Lau- ra Trebotich have helped coming off the bench. The OS girlst bas- ketball team are aggressive, hard- working athletes, and they make their fans proud. xw Tammy Dibble, very aggressive on defense, com'enlrmes on the hall. 81 Take Me Out To The Ball The A-team is primarily composed of Sen- iors with the most outstanding Juniors and Sophomores. Front row: Brent Hurley, Chuck Emerson, Reese Brune, Tracy Hubh bard, Vincent Thurman, Donny McClain h manager. 2nd row: Clay Duncan, Denny Lamey, Jimmy Saylor, Ray Wilkie, David Williams. 3rd row: Trac Baughn, Bobby Schnieder, Steve Yates, Mitch Peters, Scott Bray, Robby Endt, Timmy Taranto. Standing behind their team are Coach Ste- ven Tomaszewski and Coach Stan Par- tridge. Senior Trac Baughn gives Sophomore Denny Lamey some tips on his batting. Bobby Schenieder polishes up his already Robby Endt shows the great pitching form good batting skills by practicing for hours. that helps make a winning team. 82 Game Under the guidance of Coach Tom and Coach Partridge, the baseball team has maintained the excel- lence that we have come to expect. The B - team consists of tfrontt Denny Lamey, Jimmy Baylor, Vincent Thurman, Ray Wilkie, David Williams, Timmy Tar- anto. 2nd row: Jamie Rouse, Scott Murrah, David Gennarelli, Ron Franklin, Flip Ne- taliki, Clay Duncan, 3rd row: Kendall Mohler, James Keenan, Randy Cruthirds, David Allen, 4th row: Brent Hurley, Mark Seymour, Doug Dyess, Mike Peterson, Donnie McClain, mgr. Bubba Jones is already becoming a valu- able team member on the Greyhound team. Ham, Steve Yates, shows off for the camera by demonstrating a jump not normally seen in a baseball game. Trac Baughnts happy smile is a common sight at the baseball field. Chuck Emerson practices the throwing and pitching necessary for a winning season. 83 Strike Three - Youhre Out!!! These girls are playing the field, waiting for action The OS hLady Greyhoundsh soft- ball team has been the District VIII Champions since 1980. Their 4 year record is 86 wins and only 3 losses. They are planning to con- tinue the winning record in 1984 also. This yeafs team consists of 17 players, six of whom are sen- iors. Only one senior was lost last , year, so it promises to be another V, exciting, winning season. , , u Kneeling: LindaPnpe: PattmenoLCayle Twp Row Jennifer Schrul'f: Michelle ble; Couch .Inck Hughes, han pictured: Wnrsham: Laura Trehutich: Darla Ar- HUHHHI Tina Carl; Jennie While; Donna Jackie Miller, Pam Miller; Betsy Sinigal. grnves; Susan Chapman; Heidi Leggell. Holder; Stephanie Seymour: Tammy Dib- 84 Softball Coach Hughes concentrates watching the ball as he swings the bat. W , um CH rm msum, Hm ' w um um! w W W M Gayle Worsham watches intently as the ball soars into the outfield. Michelle Hollon thinks L0 herself, 1've got to hit this oneY' as the ball nears her. thkar' a Is this modern dance? No, ifs Stephanie Seymour playing softball! 85 Kick It With Style The 1983-84 Greyhound soccer team; front row: Kris Van Olst, Dean Whitney, Grog Baggett. Derek Langdale. Shelby Smith, Coach Elbert Tmney, Randy Cruthirds, Lance Kilma, Mike 7Auher, Joe Turk, Russell Culegmve prepares to hunt the 86 Soccer Charles Strobloh Middle row: Bobby Sar- geam. Dianna Fox, Brian Nettles, Billy Sargeant. Russell Cnlegmve, Billy Watson, Mike Striet'l', Donald Spratley, Brian Col- lins, Tray Frishe, Kim Maultsdyh Back ball. Will he make the shot? row: Greg llewski, Greg Moss, Brian Davis, Monica Skelum. Aimee Brewer, Jennifer Davis, Andy Eldrinhoff, Stephen Whiting, Doug Thompson, Tim Fairleyh They got style! Derek Langdale and Eddie Catchut are stepping out ! This is what you would call team work! The team gather together 10 get, the ball. Billy Black takes a break from the tension of the game by the smile rm his face Coach Troney watches his team from the Miguel Saavedra, and Randy Cruthirds sidelines. smile as if to say, Greyhounds are number v one. Soccer 87 88 ! 1' 4': $3 91- MAKING First row: John Byrd, Curtis Moore, Troy Grace, mgr. 2nd row, Jay Nolan, Clarence Frisbee, Eric Lippmann, Joe Turk, Petey Boling, Ken Koontz, Matt Williams, Rich- K3 Michelle Barthes clears a hurdle. The track team warms up before the meet, TRACKS 6'1 J '- Returning track team members are hkneel- die. Linda Lason, 7.01 Joiner, and Jason The 82-83 outstanding players. Courtney ingn Michelle Barthes and Katrina Todd; Newsom, mgr. Coach Blakeney Weidie and Zel Joiner, hope to again suc- 2nd row, Jeannette Boyere Courtney Wei. 000d in the '84 season. m . '- 7 W W The Ocean Springs Greyhounds were well represented in the cinder sport. Lead by sen- iors John Byrd, Wes Spears, Darrin Smith, and juniors Troy Frisbee, Joe Turk, Tim Fairley, Eric Lippmann, and Brent Hurley, OS showed great improvement in area com- petition. Not only did the boys track team have a good year, the girls showed great spirit and drive toward a winning year. They won the Gulf Coast Conf. championship in 1983 and were well represented in the district and state con- ferences by Courtney Weidie and Zel Joiner. Zel Joiner fights it out in the stretch 89 90 The OSHS Golf Team is a combi- nation of Junior High and High School students. The high school team usually does exceptionally well in their local and district tournaments. Since this is primar- ily a sophomore team, there will be many experienced returners in years to come. Fore! Front row: Nick Alt, Billy Desher, Chris Olst, Richard Smith. Back row: Brett Mon rison, Eric Ristad, Alex Smith, Scott Brandt, Harold Gainey. Coach Pepper gives Brett Morrison a few tips on his putting. Tennis Anyone? The 1983-84 Learn held its own this seamm. This year's team had many returning members. Amimg these were Candace Atwuod and Jenny Cuckroll. duuhles semi, finalists at the 1982-83 State Tournament, and Lance St. Amant. singles semiVi'inalist at the 1982-83 State Tournament. Greg Denyer is the Tennis team CUEL'iL 1L to Ri Heather Hartmann. Anne Rum- say, Jenny Garrett; back row: Tracey Bankston, Carol Siguenza. Debbie Benny zinger, Sherry Kemp, Jenny Cockrell, An- gela Voivedich, Candace Alwnud. M. to RI Bottom: Chris Latil, Hank Zuher, Jeff Wil- liams, John Pethel, Dana Iiepre, Du Nguyen, Joe Muuney. Lance St. Amanl: Front: Heath St. Amam. Jeff Kemp. Jeff Mager, Jason Rumsey, John Strickler. Doug Leasure Du Nguyen waits for the serve. Dana Lepre demonstrates a strong- back- hand, Anne Ramsay waits to show her Forehand. 91 Benny Magee shows off his jumping ability Softball players really get, into the swing of' things during their prac- tices The Drill team perform dur- ing the pep rally. Laurie Parker pretends to be a tiger during the Homecoming pep rally. Mr. Hubbard takes active part in the pep High school teachers play the juninr high rally. 92 teachers in a game of basketball. 93 Elizabeth Poss gave up her study You should use Head and Shoulders! Lori Konnie garter, a senior, always has time hall time to work in attendance. Boyer plays with her hair. for a SmlleV Donnie McClain shows the proper O.S.H.st three stooges: Kent Crumley, way to throw a frishep. Jeff Maxey, and Steve Yates. 94 People Division Tim Cussey seems to have found a new . love; Mike Kiernan. Tim King, Brian Da- Fox and Bobby Ogle tactfully Ignore the Scott Stanton and Chuck Emerson vis, Robert new sweethearts. donk seem to be studying too hard. Terri Embry tries to get on Coach Wardg Heather Long and Kristie Reynolds use Sandy Ellison is one of the more ec- good side. their lunch time to read and study. centric seniors. People Division 95 Setters Style 96 SchooPs Most Handsome Greg Mohler SchooYs Most Beautiful Angela Leasure SchooYs Most Spirited J im Lemon Terry Embry 97 98 SchooPs Most Athletic Trac Baughn Pam Miller SchooPs Most Talented Kevin Burns Polly Martin Greg Baggett, Jr. is the seventeen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Baggett of Ocean Springs. Greg is a two year letterman in football and was named to the All Confer- ence football team his senior year. He is also a two year letterman in soccer and was named to the All Conference soccer team his junior year. In his senior year, Greg was selected Mr. OSHS and also re- ceived the senior class most hand- some award. He is a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Ocean Springs. Greg plans to at- tend Mississippi State University and persue a career in criminal law. Darin Smith is the seventeen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith of Ocean Springs. Darin is a four year member and three year letterman 0f the basketball team. He is a member of the Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Darin plans to attend college and persue a ca- reer as an engineer. Gina Agnelly is the seventeen year old son of Bruce and Dona Agnel- 1y of Ocean Springs. Gino is a member of the Leo Club and Mu Alpha Theta. He is reporter for the Science Club and was selected Science Student of the Month for September. Gino is a twelve year student in Ocean Springs. After Headed graduating from high school, Gino plans to attend Mississippi State University and major in chemical and petroleum engineering. Kevin Edward Burns is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burns of Ocean Springs. Kevin is a three year member of Mu Alpha Theta, a three year member of the stu- dent council, a four year member of the Beta Club where he served as secretary, and a four year mem- ber of the band where he served as captain. He was president of the Spanish Club for two years and president of the Leo Club for three years. Kevin was elected Most Ambitious his sophomore and ju- nior year and was elected Most Likely to Succeed and Most Tal- ented his senior year. He is a member of Woodhaven Baptist Church in Ocean Springs. Kevin plans to attend the United States Air Force Academy and study aeronautical engineering. Robert Montgomery is the seven- teen year old son of Robert C. and Brenda E. Montgomery of Ocean Springs. Robert is a member of the French Club, Spanish Club, a two year member of Mu Alpha Theta where he served as vice-president, a two year member of the Beta Club, a two year member of the band, a member of the Drama Club, and he served as treasurer of V3 the Science Club. Robert plans to attend the United State Military Academy in West Point, New York and persue a career in the Army. Randall Scott Wells is the seven- teen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. EJV Wells, Jr. of Ocean Springs. Scott is a member of the Beta Club, Mu Alph Theta, Science Club, Drama Club, and Leo Club. He was an OSHS S.T.A.R. student and was selected as senoir of the month for September, Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents, and Whois Who in America. Scott is a member of Cedar Lake Christian Assembly in Biloxi. After graduating form high school, Scott plans to attend either Tu- lane University or Louisiana State . University and become a lawyer. Trac Baughn is the seventeen year old son of Vivian Figuerora and Ronald Baughn. Trac is a three year member of the football team and served as captain his senior years He was elected football most enthusiastic, schoolts most athle- tic, and was selected senior 0f the month for January. Trac is also a member of Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes. 99 100 Headed For Fame Jennie White is the seventeen year old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John E. White of Ocean Springs. In her sophomore year, Jennie was president of Future Homemakers of America and served as class president her sophomore, junior, and senior year. She is a member of Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes for two years and a member of the varsity softball team for three years. Jennie was selected as a girls state delegate her junior year, and was elected as a basket- ball homecoming maid her senior year. Jennie plans to attend Delta State University and major in child psycology. Elysa Harvey is the seventeen year old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Harvey. Elysa was a member of the Science Club. Elysa was an editor of the Hounds Tale her senior year and also served as president of the Leo Club, President of the Drama Club, reporter 0f the Art Club, senior class reporter, and photog- rapher 0f the annual staff. Elysa plans to attend Mississippi State University and major in journal- ism. Juliette Ellen Fero is the eighteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs; George C. Few of Ocean Springs. Julie is a member of the Drama Club, French Club, and a three year member of the Beta Club. She served as president of Mu Al- pha Theta and is regional presi- dent of the student library assis- tants of Mississippi. Julie plans to attend either Drew University or Wake Forrest University and be- come a pediatrician. Alicia Gautier is the daughter of Wayne and Mary Eternod of Ocean Springs. In her freshman year, Alicia was Future Home- makers of America Vice-president, co-captain 0f the band and squad leader, and was program chairman for the History Club. She is a two year member of the Beta Club, a two year member of Mu Alpha Theta, and a four year member of the flags corps for two years. Elizabeth Ann McMurtray is the seventeen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McMurtry of Ocean Springs. Libby is a four year member of the student coun- cil and she served as secretary her senior year. She is a one year member of Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, a member of Future Homemakers of America for three years, and a football cheerleader for two years. In her senior year, Libby was elected Football Home- coming Queen and was also elect- ed Miss OSHS. Libby plans tOiat- tend the University of Southern Mississippi and major in art. Stephanie Lee Seymour is the eighteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seymour of Ocean Springs. Stephanie is a three year member of the varsity softball team when in her junior year was elected player of the year and was named to the All District softball her sophomore and junior year. She is a two year member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and served as president her senior year and was also a homeroom re- presentative her senior year. Stephanie plans to attend Delta State University and major in computer analysis. Candace Atwood is the seventeen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Atwood of Ocean Springs. Candace is a member of the student council, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, Beta Club, and is a three year member of the tennis team and was selected as most valuable girl her sophomore year. Candace plans to attend the University of Southern Mississip- pi and major in computor science. Senior class favorites: Terri Embry. Libby McMurtray. Shelby Smith, Jim Lemon. Senior Fricndliest: Terri Embry. Shelby Smith Seniors Must LIkely to Succeed: Kevin Burns, Angela Voivedich Seniors ths Who 101 102 Fantasies Come True The 1983 Whows Who Pageant was a fantasy for everyone. Mrs. Roarke and Tatto greeted each guest as they told their fantasy. Each fantasy was fulfilled by changing them into a new person, making them beautiful or giving them people to suit their needs. This was done with the help of the Changer Chamber. Senior class officers: Paige Hale, Secretary; Jenny White, President; Tara Hunt. Trea- surer; Beth Hall, Parliamentarian; Geno White, Vice-president; and Elysa Harvey, Reporter. Seniorws Happy g0 Lucky: Bobby Ogle and Kristi Reynolds Seniofs Beauty and Handsome: Tara Hunt and Greg Baggett. Agnelly, Gino James: 12 yr. student; Science Club. 2 yrs.; Paper Staff Editor, 2 yr; Ambition: AstronomWPhysics. Albright. Kenny Emerson: Band, 4; Ambitinn: Computer Programming. Aldrich, Scott Lee: 12 yr1 student An- nual Staff, 4; Ambition: Insurance and Realestate. Allen, Tracy Sharon: 12 yr. student; Beta Club, 1. 4; Band, 1; Ambition: Ac, countant Anderson, Mary: 12 yr. student; Drama Club, 2 yrs; Science Club, 1 yr; Annyal Staffy 3; Ambition: Zoologist Anderson, Timothy Wane: Beta Club, 2; Band, 3; HR. Rep., 4; Ambition: Ar- chitectl Argroves, Darla Kay: 12 Yr. student; softball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Computer Science Armstrong, David Otis: 12 yr, student. Atwood, Candace Rene': 12 yr. student; Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 1; Mu Alv pha Theta, 2 yrs; Beta Club, 1 yr.; Ten- nis, MVP; Student Council, 2 yrs; Am- bition: Computer Programming Aultman, Jonathan Paul: 12 yr. stu- dent; Basketball, 2; Football, 2 yrs; Am- bition: Wildlife Management Baggett, Greg Davis: 12 yr. student; Soccer, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA; Ambition: College Bailey, Mischell Gene: Ambition: Com- puter Programming Baji, Charles William: Football, 1, 2; Science Club. 1, 2; Ambition: U.S1 Ma- rines Ball, Carol Anne: 12 yr. student; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 2 yrs; Ambition: Veternarian Barbknecht, Melissa Ann: Basketball, 1 yr; Softball Mgr, 1 yr; FHA, 2 yrs; Sci- ence Club, 1 yr; Ambition: Telecom- munications 103 Barnhart. Pamela Jean Drill team 1, Capt. 4; tennis 3; FCA 1, 2; Beta club 1; FHA l, 2; Drama Club 1; Ambition: Fashion Merchandising 0r Marketing. Bauman, Douglas Lin 12-yr. student; D.O1 Club 3, 4; Ambition: Mechanic. Beaugez, Diane Elaine 121yr. student. Beaugez. Kerry Kay 121w. student; D.O. club; Annual Staff 3; Ambition: Own resturaunt. Beck, Brent, Ambition: Respiratory Therapist BlaL-kmon, Scott James Transferred from D Iberville High, Bioloxi, Ms; AmA bition: Electrician 0r painter, Senior Homeroom Representatives are vedich, Mary Anderson, and Mica Stephanie Seymour, and Shane Loper. first row: Alicia Gautier, Angela Car- Wavra. Second row: Paula Covington, pentier, Monique Morrel, Anglea Voi- Monica Goretski, Leslie Kimbrough, 104 Seniors BlaCkIHUH; Timmy XVayne 12er stu- dent. Blanchard; Melanie Ann Baler, Noelle Delaine Track 2; Beta 2; Paper staff 1; FHA 4; Drama 2; science 3: Spanish 2; Ambition: Special Educa- tion. Bond, Jackie L. 12731; Cheerleader :2, 4; Student Council 1. 4; Sweetheart pagv eam 1. 2 11: Ambition: Legal Secretary or Nursing Boney; Matthew Rubien 12vyr. student Ambitiun: Drafting. Bowyer, Lori Ann 12-yr. student; Am- bition: Medical Record Transcription lst. Boyd, Keith 12-yr. student; Drill team 4; Drama Club 2; 3, 4; FCA 4; Spanish club 1, 4; Ambition: PhD, in Psycholo- FLV- Bradford, Jennifer Lyn; 12-year stu- dent; Drill Team 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; F.C,A. 4; Spanish Club 1; 4; Ambition: Ph. D. in Psychology. Brewer, Aimee L. Ambition: Nursing 01' Physical Therapist. Broussard, Carla Ann 12-yr. student; MuAlpha Theta 3, 4; Computer Sci- ence. Brown. D. Scott 121w. student. Burgess, Cindy Gail 12-yr. student. Burns, Kevin E. Student Council 3 yrs; Mu Alpha Theta 3 yrs; Beta club 4 yrs; Student body pres; Ambition: Air Force Academy; Engineering. Burton, Terri L. Drill team 2 yr; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Sweetheart 3 yrs. Junior Miss Winner 1983-84; Byrd, Donald W. 12-yr. student Footr ball 1, 2, 3; Beta 2, 4; Band 4. 105 Seniors Byrd. John David Football 3, 4; Track Byrd, Tom C. 12vyr. studenL Carl, Tina M. Ilyr. student Basketball 1. 2. 3; Softball 2, 3. 4; Ambition: Teach- mg. Carpentier, Angela Christine Home- room rep. 2. 3; Ambition: Special Therapist. Carter, Konni: Media Club; science club; Ambition: Child psychology 8; Counseling. Caruso, Elena Maria 121w. student Softball 2, 3; Basketball cheerleader 4; Drama club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Sweetheart pageant 2. Football homecoming maid 4; Amhltinn: LSU; pre-health. Catchot, Gaye Dawn 12-yr student; Ambition: Secretary; Court Reporter. Catchm, Eddie Micheal 127yr. student; Baseball 2. 3, 4. Ceremello, Ronnie J. Football mgr. 3; Basketball mgr. 3; Transferred from Price Jr High, San Jose, Ca; Ambition: US. Navy. Chancey, Brian Darrell Choir. Chastain, Dawn Marie 12-yr. student; HERO club Vicepres; Ambition: Me- chanic.' Checkley, Susan Gayle 12-yr. student. Clifton, Carol Lisa Drama 3; Beta Club 4; Band; Flag Corps 2, 8, 4; Cochrum, Mellisa Ann 12 yr. student; Band 1, 2; Home EC. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Nursing. . Cockrell, Jennifer Marie Tennis 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 4; Science 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. 106 Seniors C019. Janet Marie 12 yr; Student coun- cil 1;FHA 2,3;l1rillteam1:5weelheart pageant 2. 3; Ambition: Business. Collins, Brian Soccer 3, 4. Cook. Dianne Eileen Transferred from Wingt'ield High, Jackson. MS; Ambi- tion: Psyvhology. Cook, Rosa Lee Softball mgr 3: Trans- ferred from Sacred Heart High; Ambi- Linn: Attend LSU major in medicine. Cooper. Karen Elizabeth Drill team 1, capt, 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; National Honor Suciety 2; Beta Club 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Transferred from Bi- loxi, MS; Ambition: Physical Thera- pist. Copeland, Steven Ladd 12 yr. student. Copeland, Stuart Lance 12 yr. student; Ambition: Drama. Cossey, Timothy Lee Ambition: Col- lege Covingmn, Paula Marie 12 yr. student; Beta Club 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; Ambition: Attend MS State College, marketing and advertising. Cowart, Jeff Steven 12 yr. student. Cox, Elisha Carde HERO Club sec. 2, sec. 3; DO. Club 4; Ambition: Hotclv Motel Business management. Crumley, Kent Baseball; Football. Cunningham, Candace Ann Basketball 3, 4; Softball mgn 3, 4; Transferred from Vestuna Hills High, Birmingham, AL. Davis, Robert O. 12 yr student. 1 Defrank, Debbie L. 12 year; Annual staff 3; Choir: Ambition: Business and Public Relations 107 Seniors 108 Delius. Karen M.; FHA: Career: Pho- Iography Dobbs, Deborah R.;12 yr, student; FHA Band; Ambition: Executive sevretary Duckett, Merrill Anne 12 yr.; Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 3. 4; Beta Club, 1-4; Ambition: Cancer research and pre- med. Durso, Charles A 12 yr; Business and Management Dyess, Stephanie Gayle: 12 yr1; Beta Club; Ambition; Cosmotologist, c0m1 puters Eamn, Kathleen D. Rand 1Y 2; Account- ing Ellis, Linda T.12 yr.; Band, FHA 1, 2, 3; Ambition: Photography and Secretarial Ellison, Sandy L. Annual Staff 23, 4; Ambition: Pappa's dancer Embry, Terri Deon Football Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Equestrian Arts Emerson, Charles Ray 11 12 yr.; Base- ball; US Marine Corps Ems, David Ray DO Club; Ambition: Congress Endt, Robert H. 12 yr.; Baseball 3 yrs.; FCA: Ambition: Baseball player in mar jor league Epps, Steven Edward Ambition: Mili- tary Fender, Teresa A. 12 yr.; FHA 4 yrs.; FSOS: Career: Secretary or model Ferguson, Chris R. Navy career Fem, Juliette E. Mu Alpha Theta 3 yrs. Spanish Club, 7; yrs.. French Club 3; Drama Club 3: Ambition: Pediatrician Fletcher. Hnward Ford. Jesse Dwayne Fumputer Science Fox, Robert Allen 12 yr. student Frazier, Sherrie Denise 12 yr.: Basket- ball 1, Drama 3: Bela Club, Athletic Club; Annual Staff Bus. Mgr.; AmbiA tion: Tn marry a welder Cainey, Harold C. Baseball 2 yr.;G01fer Gardner, Rolland Randall Carpentry Gardner, Wanda Elaine 12 yr.; Nursing Gautier, Alicia Charlotte Band 4 yrs; Ctrcap. Beta Club 2 yrs.; Leo Club; Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs.: FHA 1 yr; Ambi- tion: Physical Therapy Gildea, Annie Marie Career: Nursing Gipson, Gyinda AA 12 yr.; Basketball, Track Drill Team; Career: X-ray tech- nician Goff, Allen Scott Football 1 yr.; Track; Ambition: Electronics Golden, Sherry Lynn Career: Comput- ers Goretski, Monica Mary 12 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; softball mgr; Career: Physician's Assistant Grace, Kelly Elizabeth 12 yr.; majorette 1 yr. FHA 4 yrs.; Drama Club 4 yrs; Career: Arrist 109 110 Gray, Dorothea 12 yr; HERO Club: FHA 1 4: Career undecided Crice. Mary Jacqueline Len Club; Sci- ence Huh Gutxeit. Ray W'illiam anlhnll 1 yrs. Fir reer in Navy Guy Kenneth M11115. 12 yr; Basketball 1 yr.: Career; Computer Programming Guy, Tawana Diane 12 yr.; FHA 1 yr.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Career: Nursing Hale,KimberlyPaig912 yr.: FHA l yn Drama Club 2 yrs.; Senior class secre- tary and homeroom rep; Career: Comr puters Hall, Elizabeth Margaret Drama Club 174; Annual Staff, 4; Seniur class parlia- mentarian: Leo Club, treasV; Amhixinn: Law 0r CPA Harrelwm, Tony R. Football; Career: Auto Mechanic Harrison, James Edward Career: Air Force Photography Harvey, Elysa Lynne Beta Club 174: Len Club, president 4: Annual Staff 4: Drama Club 4; First Alternate Jr. Miss Pageant; National Merit, Finalist; Hall of Fame; Paper staff; Jr. and Sr. Class reporter Career: Fashion Journalism Haupt. William Jeffrey Career: Electri- cal engineering chsarling, Cheryl E. 12 yr,; HERO Club 2, 3: president 4; Ambition: to start own business Hensley, Michael Chad Football 1 yr.: FCA; Career Computer Technology Henson, Jeff Y Science Cluh.2 yrs.; Cm reer: Scientist Hoats, Chris 1.. Softball 2; DECA 3; Historian; Career: Computer Science Holder. Dunna Kaye Softhan 3, 4; R352 kethall 1. 2: Cheerleader 1; Drama Club; FCA; Beta Flub 4; Annual Staff 4; Fashion Merchandiser Holem. Kelcey Lynn 12 yr. gmdent; Annual staff4; Beta Club 174; FHA 2, :1; Drama Club 2, 3; Ambition: Physical Therapy Hollun. Kimberly Sue 12 yr. student Hollnn, Michelle Ann 12 yr. student: softball 2 yrs.; Ambition: ththour- nalism Holtz, Nancy Ann Cecelia 12 yr.; Annu- al staff 4; Computer Science Hoppncr. Derek W. 12 yr, student Howell, Stephen Donald 12 yr.; Electrii Cian Hum, Tara Lea Beta Club 1 yr.; Senior class treasurer; Special Education- Mental Retardation teacher Hunt, Phillip Todd Carpenter Ilewski, Julia Genevieve Beta Club 3 yrs. Career undecided Impey, Mike L. 11 12 yr. student; Beta Club 1, Science Club; Spanish Club 1; ROTC. Library Club; Enrichment Pro2 gram 3; Career: Air Force officer Jackson. Inger Denise 12 yrl student Ambition: Career Johnson, Patrick Carl Football 3, Ca. reer: Engineering Joiner. Claudia Gessel 12 yr.; FHA; Basketball, Track; Ambition: Psycholo- gy Joiner, Derek 12 yr. student 1'11 .Juinter. Vincent Edward; Baskelhall; Ambition: Chcif Jones. 1115a Deanne. 12-year student; Amhitiun: Airline Stewardess Jones. Randy Randolph: 121'ear stu- dent; . cience C1ub;Bela; Band 131,314; V. President of Science Club; Ambition: College Jones, Ricky Allen; 12 ar student; Media Club; Youth A1ive;V, President of Media Club: Ambition; ROTC King, Tim S: 12-year student: Ambi- tiun: Business. King, Ricky K; 12-year student Kmmtz, Kenneth Kenyon; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: Weight Lifting; Science Club; Science- Club President 1; Ambition: Business Lamey, Denise Lynne, 12-year student; Drill Team 1; StudenL Council 1, 2; Class favorite 1; Must Spirited 1; Stw dent Council President 1; Ambition: Social Worker Lane, Emily Eillen; 123Vear student; Ambition: Air Force Langdale, Norman Derek: Soccer 3, 4; Football 1, 2, f1, 4; F.C.A.; Ambition: College Lathan, Thomaa Palmer; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Navy Lauck, Donna Lea; softball 1, 2, 11; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Ski-club 1; Drama Club 1; Ambition: Business Lee, Arleen Maria; 121year student; F.H.A. 2 Lemon, James Kirkpatrick; 12-year stu- dent; Class Spirited; School Spirited Lewis, Sandra Carol 112 Seniors Linder, Allison Louise; Band 1, 2, 3; Ambiw tion: Lab Technician Long Heather Grace; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta; Beta Club 2, 4; Basketball Homecoming Court 3; Ambition: Medicine Looney, Richard Edward; Football, Track, Basketball; Ambition: Air Traffic Control- Ier Loper, Douglas Shane 12 yr Student: Font ball 1. Science Club 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 1: Ambition: Medical Spec. Love, Curry Maria; Leo Club; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff Luck, Milissa Yvette; Drill Team 1; boy's basketball mgr. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Ambition: Psychology Magee, Catherine; 12-year student; Ambi- tion: Army Mallard, Maria; 127year student; Drama Club 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff Editor 4; French Club 2; Ambition: Gold- digger Martin, Bernard Joseph; 12nyear student; Science Club 4; MuAlpha Theta 4; Ambi- tion: Computer Systems Engineering Martin, Wendell Mattison, Toby Lyn; 12-year student Mauldin, Lynne Maxcy, William Jeffrey; Football 4 Mayfield, Stephanie Nadine; 12 yr1;Ambi- tion: Army McClain, Donald Cleve; 12 yr. student; Baseball 3, 4; Football 1; Ambition: Tree Surgeon 113 McConnell, Amatha Raye; Ambition: Ele2 mentary Education McDonald, Michelle Kimberly; Beta Club; Ambition: Nursing McDowell, Candace Lenora: Girls Basket- ball Mgr. 3; Girls track 2; FHS 1, 2, 3: Ambition: Psychologist McGinley, Margaret, Ann: Ambition: Psy- chologist McGuire, Tommy R.; 12 yr. student McKinney, James Keith: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Civil engineer in Air Force McMurtray. Elizabeth Ann: Batgirl 2 yrs. Football Cheerleader 2 yrs; Student Coun- cil 4 yrs. FHA 2 yrs, MS OSHS, Class Beauty 4 yrs., Class Favorite 2 yrs.; Fant- ball Homecoming Court 2 yrs. McVeay, Delinda Diana; FHA 3, FSOS pres.; Ambition: Modeling 0r Secretary Melton, Jennifer C.: Beta Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, Ambition: Business and Computers Michel, Raymond J. 12 yr. student; Band 2 yrs. Ambition: Graduate Milam, Lori Jean: 12 yr. student; Media Club 2; FSOS 4; Ambition: Secretary Miller, Pam Reneti: 12 yr: student: Basket- ball: Softball: FCA: Ambition: Physical Education Mills, Gregory A.; 12 yr. student Moak, Karla Lynn: Tennis team; Bargirl; Student Council 2; Drama Club: FHA; Soph. Beauty; Basketball Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4: Soph. Class Reporter Mohler. Greg Scott: Most Handsome 3, 4: Class Favorite 1, 2; Ambition: Engineer 114 Seniors Montgomery, Robert Mead; soccer 1, Mu Alpha Theta 2; Spanish Club; Reta Club; Science Club; French Club; Honor Stu- dent; Student Council Leader Award H83 ; VP. Mu Alpha Theta; Ambition: Comput- er Science Moore, Tracy Leigh; 12- year student Am- bition: Singing Morrell, Monique Adair; Ambition: Doctor Moulton, William Wayne; Ambition: Man- agement Mounoy, Joseph Danial; 12-year student. Tennis 2; Beta Club 2; Math Club; Honor Student Nettles, Janet Lyn; 12-year student; Annu- al Staff 4; Homeroom Rep; Ambition: Nursing Newsom, Jason C; Football 2; Girls Track Manager; RCA. Norgaard Mike; Football 1; Ambition: Fin- ish College Norman, Tammy Lynn; 12-year student; Ambition: Pediatrician Norton, Richard In Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Line 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Capt. 4; Ambition: Architect Ogle, Robert Lee; Rodeo: HappyvgoLucky 4; Ambition: Construction Pabon, Sabrina Dawn; 12-year student; Ambition: Computer Processing Pardue, Ronnie Ray; 12 yr. student; Ambi- tion: Minister Parker, Laurie Ann 12 yr. student: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Business Parker, Tammy Teresa 12 yr. student: Am- bition: Nursing 115 Perry, Billy Michael, Ambition: to work at a paint and body shop. Peters, Mitchell Todd, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambitiun: College baseball. Phillips, Kathy Kay; Ambition: Air Force. Pollina, John C, Ambition: Doctor Pruitt, Jeff L, Ambition: Art. Quinnones Shereriz Edwin Manuel; Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Ambition: Law. Reeves, Dana Anais; Ambition: College. Reeves, Dennis; Football 4; Baseball 2; Ambition: Professional Windsurfer. Reynolds, Kristi G., Basketball Cheer, leader 4; Bsktball Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 3; Reporter 4; Student Council 4; Jol- liest Junior, Happy-gn-lucky Senior. Rhinehart, Karen Elizabeth. Rocker, Kimberly Ann; Band 2, 3, 4; Ambi- tion: Nursing. Rowland. Janet Marie; HERO 2. 3, 4. Ryan, Dean Anthony, Ftball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Radiologist, Saavedra. Miguel; Ambition: Work for A Texas Oil Company. ' Sanders. Dena Shee; Ambition: Nurse 116 Saucier, Eddie William Schneider, Bobby R, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: College Sensency, Lisa Ann, Drill team 1; Leo Club 1, Annual Staff 4; Ambition: marry a shop boy Seymour, Randy Stephen, Ambition: Air. line Pilot Seymour, Stephanie Lee, Science Club; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1; FCA 3, 4; President 4; Ambition: Computer Science. Sharp, Corrie Phyllis, Ambition: College Shuman, Angelica Mae, VICA 3, 4; Ambii tion: Draftsman or engineer Siguenza, Carol Marie, Tennis 3; Ambition: Accounting Siguenza Fe Zorina Maria, Tennis 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Class VP; Ambition: Law Singleton, Lisa Lynne, Beta Club; Ambi- tion: Special Ed. Teacher Skelton, Monica Mary, Drama Club 2; Span Club 2; Ambition: Teach math Smith, Darin Keith, Basketball 14; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Ambi- tion: Engineering Smith, Shelby Tyler, Do 4; Class Wittiest 1; Silliest Sophomore 2; Class Favorite 3; Ambition: Beach Bum Somerville, Scott Andrew, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Computer Science Spatzer, Dawn Marie. Ambition: Computer Science Seniors 117 Spears, Wesley Lamar, Sports rep. 1; Stu- dent Council 4; School Spirited 3; Basket; ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1; FCAA 4; Ambition: President of large cor- poration. Stevenson, Jacqueline Lois, Tennis 2; Track 3, mgr.; Science Club 4; French Club 1; Span. Club 2; Drama Club 2; Paper Staff 4; Ambition: Marine Biology Sutcra, Cynthia Renee Swarthout. Ken L., Ambition: Computer Programming Stewart, Michael E. Terry, Gidge Lyn, Ambition: Public Ac- countant Throop, Mary Margaret, Ambition: Com; puter Science Todd, Katrena Lashawn, Basketball 1, 3; Tra Track 2; Ambition: Computer Science Thurman, Shannon Marie: softball mgr. 3; Drill Team 4; Ambition: Physical Therapy Trotter, Valeria Dianne, Ambition: SurgL cal nurse Vance, A-lbert Lloyd, Ambition: Army Vance, Cathy: Special Olympics 1, 2, 3, 4 Vandergrift, Sandra Dianee; Drill Team 1; FHA 1; Ambition: Counseling Vincent, Kimberly Louise, Beta Club 1; Band 1; Library 1; Flag Corps 1; Softball 2; Track 3; Drill Team 4; FCA 4; Ambition: Business Management. Vnivedich, Angela Maria, Frenth Club 1; Drama Club 2; Student Council 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Most Intelligent 3; Most Ambitious 2; Beta 1-4; Pres. 1; Student Council VP 3; Ambition: Engineering 118 Waggle, Cathy, Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Ambition: Computer Science Walker, Cathy Ann, Tennis 2; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 4; Baskt. ball Cheer leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Bus. Manage- ment Walker, Debbie 1., Softball 3, 4; Basketball 1; HERO 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Softball Coach Ward, Andrea Jewel, VICA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; V.P. FHA 3, VICA Treasurer 3, 4, Ambi- tion: Drafter. Warner, Samuel D; Choir 3; Ambition: Die- sel Mechanic Warth, Mckinley F., Band 1; Ambition: Marketing. Watson, William 13., Soccer 2, 3, 4 Wavra, Mica Elise, Beta Club 3, 4; Mu A1- pha Theta 3, 4; Band 3, 4; French Club 2; Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Webster, Colleen Ann; Ambition: Book Keeper. Weidie, Courtney Lea, Track, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1; Science Club 1; Class Parlia- mentarian 2; Class V.P. 3. Wells, Randahl Scott, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Science Club 4; Am- bition: Aeronautical Engineering. Wesson, Allison Lynn, Student Council Treasurer 2, 3; Ambition: Nursing. White, Barbara Ann, F808 4; reporter 4. White, Owen Eugene; Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Vice President; Ambi- tion: Computer Engineer, White, Nancy J, Softball 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; FHA 1, 2; President 2; FCA 3, 4; Ambition: Child Psychology, Seniors 119 Whitlock, Chris; college. Whitlock, Gavin 8.; College. Wild, Tonya Marie; Nursing. Williams, Billy Wayne Williams, Kathy Elizabeth, major in com- puters. Wilson, Sheri L.; Special Ed. teacher; Spanish Club 1. Wirtz, Kenneth Jay, Band 4. Yates. Stephen W.; Business manager; baseball 2, 3, 4. Zuber, Hank Bernard; Beta club. Sandra Ahern is graduate of Del- ta Univ. with a RSE. She teaches Art I, II, and III. - 120 Hermanell H. Barnett, Counsel- or, attended Hinds Jr. college and received an AA. She also at- tended MSU receiving a B. Ed. and Masters of Education. Mary Boles recievedla BA from Jefferson Davis Jr. college. She also attended USM receiving AAA in counseling. She is a counselor at the Junior and Sen- ior High School. ! Harriet E. Breal is a graduate of USM with a BS and William Carry college with a Masters. She teaches Intensive Business training I and 11. Sheryl Brune is a graduate of USM with a BS in Math. She teaches Algebra I and II. N Sharon Coward received her BS from USM. She teaches i Occupational Fonds I and II. b, i Q Dennis Illich attended Jack- son County Jr. college and USM where he received a BS and MS. He is the Vocational Director. 5. Major Ewing Lawson re- ceived a BS in Business Apnic and Sociology. He is our Army JROTC Director. h Sylvia Collins attended An- drew college and is the Atten- dance Director Peggy Cox is the secretary in the Guidance office Brenda Jordan received a BSE and a MSE from Delta State University. She teaches juninr English, Lit. and Mythulogy. She is also the sponsor of the Annual Staff Connor W. Lowery, Voca- tional Counselor received a BS from USM and a M. Ed. from MSU. 121 Martha K. Newchurch re- ceived a BS in Science Ed frnm USM. She teaches Ken Lyons is a graduate of Chemistry and Advanced 1 USM with a BS and Masters in Sec. ED. He teaches Dri- vers Ed PE, football. Marine Biology. Hugh Pepper, athletic direc- tor, has been at OS as coach and director for 19 years. He is a graduate of USM with a k'1 Bachelofs degree. J James Paytin received a BS from USM. He works with students at. I.S.S. Richard Randazzo attended Ms. Gulf Coast Jr. College and received an AAS in Drafting Tech. He teaches In- dustrial Drafting I and II. Billy Richardson is Master Sergeant in charge of the ROTC unit. From Union, MS, he has been in the army since 1962. He teaches Lead- ership, drill and ceremonies, and first aid. Curtis Terry teaches Marine Andrey Catchot is our study Mech. I and II. hall teacher. 122 Laurie Toche attended Jack- son County Jr. College. She works with the students at I.S.S. Emile Tiblier received an A- certificate He teaches Build- ing Trades 1 and II. Sharon H. Walker received an Assoc. of Norman Wells, Guidance Counselor at- Ron Williams, Band Director, received a Science from Gulf Coast Jr. college; 33 in tended Perkinston Jr. college, Delta State Bachelor of Music Ed. from Perkinston Jr. Zoology, Millsaps college; MS. in Marine with an BSE. He also received a M.E. from college. He also attended USM where he Science at LSU. USM. received a Masters in Music Ed. Administrators The principals of our school are Richard Walk- er, ASSItant; Billy Hub- bard, principal; and Bill Lee, assistant. Jack Pennell, assistant su- perintendent of schools, works hard at keeping our schools running smoothly. Allen Curry is superinten- dent of the Ocean Springs School district. It is his job to keep the school maintaining their high level of excellence in edu- cation. 1Z3 Checkback With Em Monqd Gregg Abbott Linda Abbott David Allen Felicia Anstead Kim Arhngast Tara Aust Heidi Baker Crystal Balsam Michelle Barthes Mark Batiste 124 Juniors w ; Base; Secretary, Marian Williams, Vice President, April Cipperly, reporter; Linda Jones Middle; Parliamentarian, Angie Crumley, Treasurer, Tara Aust7 Top; president, Margaret Curry A row; Angela Leasure, Susan Chapman, 0 Brien, Cheryl Edwards, Patti Jones.2nd Bray, Mike Stricff, Dean Whitney, Roy Say c-ndy Tharp, Felicia Anstead. Robbie row; Curtis Moore. Tim Fairley, Scott monte, Eric Lippman. Missy Battle Robert Baylis Stephanie Beaugez Stephanie Beck Jeff Benezue Cheryl Belle Kevin Bellman Debbie Bentzinger Rick Berendez Ben Burgin Karen Bernheisel Beth Beverin Christine Bieda Greg Bidwell Melanie Blanchard Juniors 125 Matt Blankenship John Honey Mike Boney Kevin Boone Patricia Boutul James Howe Jeanette Boyer Scott Brandt, Scott Bray Donna Breazeale Lisa Breitenhucher Michael Broadway Jeff Brnchard Reese Brune Moritz Bueltmann Tina Bumgarner Craig Burkhalter Subrina Burney Julie Campbell Deborah Carluck Chris Camley Dana Cassnn Susan Chapman Shawn Chappell Kevin Chism Mrs. Virginia Ball has been teaching at 0.8.118 for 16 years, She currently teaches junior English. She received her BS. from East, Tenn. State, her M.EDA and Eds, from William Carey College. Mrs. Dianne Grimm Teaches senior English, Business Communi- cations, and practical writing. She recieved her Associate Perk, B.S.; U.SAM. and M.A from William Carey. She has taught here for seven years. 126 Juniors Stephanie Christianson Todd Christmphersnn Matt Ciesiensky April Cipperly Jill Clark Kathleen Comes Pam Cody Kenny Coleman Emory Carley Tmy Crone Marc Crowe Angie Crumley Randy Cruthirds Margaret Curry Jerry Cutrer Knnnie Davidson Will Davies Angela Davis Jennifer Davie Billy Descher Tammy Dibble Richard Drummond Clay Duncan James Durbin John Edwards Mrs. Emma Kate Fairley Teaches Typewriting 1, personal typr ing I, and Clerical Office Practices. She recieved her BS. at U.S.M. and Masters from William Carey College. Mr. Terry Thibodeaux teaches Biology and Marine Science. He recieved his BS. in Chemistry and his M S in Biulogy from U.S.M. His hobbies include fishing and coin collecting. Juniors 127 Tim Fairley Don Fallo La Juan Fayard Connie Fem Sherry Fields Stephanie Fisher Leonard Flores Robert Foster Julie Frey Troy Frisbee Greta Fritz Chuck Frost Steve Futral Lawrence Galle Rick Galloway Jerry Gardner Susan George Dallas Gipson Greg Gipson Curt Gladncy Lori Goff Casey Goldsherry Greg Gallntt David Goudin Frankie Goreline William H. Lee, Jr. went to the. University of Southern Missis- sippi and got his BS. in political science. Also, while at U.SM., he received his M.Ed. in secondary administration. Patricia Adelle Dye attended Mississippi State University where she received her 3.18. and MEd. in mathematics 128 Juniors Maureen Goretski Amy Gottsche Petey Grace Eric Grant Troy Greene Angie Gregory John Grigsby Jennifer Guldensupp Kenneth Guy Lisa Hally Susan Harper Virginia Harvey Kenny Heckman Richard Hickman David Hickox Jack Higginbntham Jay Hinton Ha Huang Glen Holden Bill Holder Mark Howell Kinmm Howell Tracy Hubbard John Hudson Brent Hurley Coach Jimmy Taylor attended William Carey College where he received his B.SfMasters. Presently he teaches American Government and United States History. Coach Taylor is also the boy's basketball coach. Claire Chatham attended University of Mississippi where she received her BA in English, Language Arts and Basic Math. Juniors 129 Eric Iverson Darrin Ivey Cheryl Jenkins Vicnw Jnhnsnn Huhba Jones Linda Jones Patty Jones Sherry Kemp Kirby Kendall James Kennum Cliff KiracofT Lance Klima Kim Knight Lisa Knmc Joe Kozak Allen Ladnier Nona Langlinais Lynda Lasen Lara Lawler Angela Leasure Eloise Lee Dana Lapre Kelly Levi hlrdun l,ightsey Eric Lippman Bobbie Thibodeaux attended Mississippi l'niversily for Wom- en where she received her 8.8. Then she attended William Carey College where she received her M.Ed. Also while at William Carey, she received a specialist degree. Currently she teaches Composition IV, English Lit.. Seniors Honors English, World Lit, Shakespeare. American Lit. and American Short Fiction. Darlene Oliver attended Mississippi State University where she got her BS. Then she attended the University uf Mississip- pi where she received her MEd. Presently she teaches Lan- guage Arts and basic math. 130 Juniors U N: $577 y. x u Nadine Iiitland Stephanie Lugan Stacey Lung Christine Lnuney Richard imminey Ashley Iinwe James Loving Lisa Lyons Jim Macaluso Benny Magee Carolyn Martin Greg Mason Stephanie Mayi'ield Mark MvClellzm Kevin McGhee Greg Mciiemorc Patty Meriau Norman Merrill Teresa Mirhell Elizabeth Miller Jackie Miller Rirhard Miller Marion Mitchell Benny Moms Curtis Moore Dewey E. A Ktwnod attended the Universitx 01 Southern Missis sippi whire he received his 8. S. in Industrial Arts. Rosie Zeigier attended Delta State University where she re- ceived her BSE in mathematics. Also, while attending Delta State she: received her MSE in mathemmicc. Juniors 11H Robert Mullenger Du Nguyen Heyen Nguyen Non Nguixen Jay anan Mark Nouts Bobby Nowell Bobbie O'Brian Rhonda Odom Eddie Ogle Suzan OhQuinn Lisa Orfanakos Butch Ott Richard Owensby Tammy Pardue Tracy Patterson Michael Peattie Earl Peavy Paul Peterson Jnhn Pethel Ingrid Pittman Jason Polite Elizabth Poss Ben Powell Jenifer Pruitt Sally LV Brune graduated from Arkansas State University with with a B.SE. and M.SE. She teaches sophomore and junior English. Anne Johnson is a graduate of the Univer- sity of South Alabama with a BS. and from Northeast Louisiana University with a M.Edh She is a science Club sponsor and teaches chemistry and physics. 132 Juniors Shannon Pyle Kevin Ramsey Shawn Ray Paul Rhinehart Randy Rich Sturmey Rigdon Chuck Rodriquez James Rouse Larry Russell Roy Samome Kim Sanford Billy Sargent Jamel Sass Skipper Sauls Paul Schabacker Timothy Schulting Kim Seidule Tommy Sellers Laura Selman John Sepe Michael Seymour Ginger Shaidnagle Tia Sharp Peter Shibuya Mike Shoemaker hm. V -m... Doug Blakeney graduated from MSU with :1 HS; William Carey with a NI.E.; and USM with an educational specialist, degree. He is an enrichment Leacher and sponsors Friends of Enrichment. He is assistant football coach and girlis Lrack coach. Terry Van Valkenburg graduated from USM with a 8.8.; and William Carey with a MiEd. She teachesjunior and sophomore English and is the junior class sponsor. 133 Dori Shultis Tammy Siess Keith Simnicht Stephanie Simnicht Betsy Sinigal Carol Smith Kim Smith Richard Smith Mark Stafford Chris Stebly Pauline Stevens Michael Stiltner Chris Straight. Keith Stratakos Jay Strickler Mike Strieff Charles Stmble Sandra Sturdivant Carol Surrette Chuck Szumigala Timmy Taranto Robbie Taylor John Thomas Wendy Thorp Keith Thurmann William Conner, a firstryear teacher at 08, is a graduate of Gulf-Coast Junior College at Perk and Delta State University where he received a 8.8. He teaches math and is the B-team basketball coach. Vincent Thurman Tammy Tinson 134 Juniors Mitchell Todd Tom Tram Joel Turk Monessa Tussy Eddy Twilbeck Paul Vail Kris Van Olst Sean Varnell Jamie Wade Paula Watford Albert Weaver Jay Webster Yvette Weeks Dean Weems Kathy Wiess Stephen Whiting Dean Whitney Jeff Williams Marian Williams Matt Williams Wesley Williams David Woods Keith Wooten Gayle Worsham Richard Wright Lorring J. Smith, University of Southern Mississippi BS. and M.Ed. Teaches eco- nomics and world cultures. Marie Zelonka Mike Zuber Juniors 135 J unior ths Who Junior most beautiful is Angela Leasure. Junior handsome is Kevin Murdey. Class favorites for 1983-84 are Felecia An- stead, Angie Crumbley, Mike Streiff and Joe Turk. 136 Juniors Most ambitiousjuniors are Paul Rhinehart and Amy Gottsche. Jolliest juniors are John Edwards and Missy Battle. ust J uniors Junior maids, Konnie Davidson, Felecia John Edwards boogie? t0 the beat at a Anstead and Angela Leasure, smile as the high school dance. crowds cheer. Juniors 137 138 Sophomores Stephanie Seymour and Susan Barber perfnrm with the other cheer- Mike Kiernan and Heather Hartman Strut their stuff during leaders during a pep rally, the Homecoming Pep rally. Kelly Abbott Gina Ables John Acevedo Marcie Allen Nick Alt Todd Anderson Tammy Arney Vicky Atwell Russell Badders Nancy Ballow Tracy Bankston Susan Barber Marc Battle Trent Baughn Danny Beaugez Leighanne Beaugez Kelly Benezue John Bergstrom Mike Bigelow Chris Blackwell Sophomores 139 The classroom representatives include Smtt Marks Lries to get his work finished Gina Bly, Bart Trevino, Tammy Rainer, befure its due. Connie Gum, and Heather Hartman. Lora Blades Matt Blanchard Gina Bly Clarence Rnlling Elizabeth Bosarge David Box Karen Brinsnn Sharon Brison Billy Britt Cathy Brune Chris Brune Kenny Brune Deanna Budinich Steve Bullard Sandy Bumgarner - 140 Sophomores Ron Burge Vernon Burney Missy Burrus Richard Calloway Vito Canizaw Tammy Carle Gianna Caruso Tommy Case Jimmy Castmni Mike Catchot Melanie Chandler Mark Christianson Albert Coates Donna Coble Johnny Cole Johnny Coleman Billy Colgin Rowena Cordle Dana Cowart Elizabeth Crabtree The Sophomore Class officers are: Umck surer; Unront va0 Cheryl Delcuze. Vice- row Cheryl Sanford; reporter, Linda Rug- President; Andy Eldringhoff, President; ers; parliamentarian, Brenda Rogers; trea- and Anna Stroble, Secretary. Leianne Beaugez really looks like she fits in the 501:. 141 ,L. W WWL ,, ' 'W Denise Rnchuba takes a minute to smile for the camera as she worksh diligently. Bill Daughtery Brian Davis Michelle Decauaey Cheryl Delcuze John Demaldc Danielle Detiveaux Vickie Dickens Rocky Drewry Bonnie Duke Doug Dyess Shirley Rivers works with the ISS department at Ocean Springs High School. Charlotte Noble works in the office of the high school as a secretary. 142 Anne Edwards Cindy Edwards Gus Elder Mike Elder Andy Eldringhoff Crystal Emery Vincent Ems Sammy Entrican Marshall Fayard Kelly Feilds Lisa Fioritto Troy Fisher Lori Fontenot Angela Foster Hilliard Fountain Lisa Fowler Dianna Fox Run Franklin Danny Frankum Pat Freden Robert Freeman Marion Galloway Jerry Grates Cathy Gautier David Generrelli Gerry Anne Partridge, a teacher at OSHS, graduated from the University of Southern Mississippih She received a BS degree and a Special Education degree and teaches the EMR classh James Campbell Dye, who teaches American History and Soci- ology classes, received his BS degree at the University of South Alabama. He then attended Mississippi State University, where he received his MS degree. Sophomores 143 V I Daughtery shows a surprised look his teacher announces the homework . 'gnment. Lynette George Timothy George Christy Gibson Brian Ume Guy GMT Mike Goff Paula Gnlden Brian Graves Kelly Green Lisa Green Sheryl Green Tammy Gremilliun Kelly Grizzard Connie Gum Anhhuny Guy Lois Dearing teaches many different courses offered at OSHS which include the following: Business Law, Typing I and II, and Shorthand. She attended Mississippi Cullege Where she received her BS degree. Ms. Sara Moore Hurdle reaches Science at 081-18. This year she Ieaches Biology Il, Chemistry I. and Everyday Science. She received a BS degree at USM; a MSPH degree at University of North Carnlimi; and a MCS d'egree at Ole Miss. 144 Sophomores 0 sophumure girls lurk around in the a11s during class periods. 1J1, Chris Guy Connie Hall Kathy Hammack Heather Hartman Beth Harvey Edward Harvey Kelly Haupt Todd Hayes Todd Hayes Joey Chebert Lee Hegwood Kristen Henderson Jim Herren Kathi Hiers Vida Hill Anne Ramsey listens with interest as the latest gossip is being told. Richard Earnest Walker, who graduated from Delta State Uni. versity, received a BS degree in Speech, and a Masters in Guidance and Adminssions. Elizabeth Walker received a BS degree at the University of Southern Mississippi and nuw teaches Accounting; Personal Typing I; and Business Skills. 14S Randy MC Dannald Sandra MC Guire Cherylin 8 Shannon Loper, work hard on t. Lana McClain Lisa Mc William Jeff Melton Barbra Michel Anthony Migues Carol Miller Nick Miller Robert Miller Tammy Miller Kendell Mohler Debora Montgomery Patrick Mooney Steven Moore Tina Mnrelzmd Brett Morrison left; Judy Allen has: a R.A degree from William Carey College She teaches suphw more and Junior English. Bonnie Andrews has a BS. degree from USM and a BS. degre? fmm VVillinm Carey Cullege. She teaches Hume Ev. and Ecology. 146 Snphumuros Cindy Edwards must see something funny in her typing book. Greg Moss Penny Muss Walter Mullen Scott Murrah Philip Netolicky Brian Nettles Trtmg Nuygen Vuong Nguyen Casey Nicholson Bobby Norman Steve Offenherg Linh Owen Tracy Pabnn Angela Palmer Pam Panletli Joe Parker Linda Parker Tracy Parker Ray Parrish Missy Partridge Karen Percival Carrie Poska Sophomores 147 Paul Powell Paula Pratt Sandra Plat: Hiedi Preti Kasandra Prior Krissy Psalmond Tim Purcell Michel Pergason Julie Quinones Denise Rachuba Donald Radel Anne Ramsay David Randall Tammy Rayner Jim Ressler Leanne Rice Jenny Richards 148 Snphumnres Right; Stan Partridge has a ESE degree and a MED degree from Delta State Uni- versity. He teaches Geometry and Fundm mental Math. Stan is a sponsor of the Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes. and he is Assistant football and basphall mach. Joy Kouns has a BS. degree from William Carey College and a MS. from University of Southern Miss. She teaches Amamony and Home EC. Troy Fisher and Bart Trevino dressed for 50's day strike a pose for a couple of bystanders. Eric Ristad Brenda Rogers Q Stephanie Seymour Linda Rogers Maria Ruebel Doug Ryan Gary Ryan Laura Sadler Stephanie St. Andres. Cherilyn Sant'nrd Rita SantaCruz Robert Sargent Pam Saunier Christy Saylor Jimmy Saylor Kim Scheufele Jennifer Scruff Angela Seals Rhonda Seidule Robert Sepe Brian Seymour Joey Seymour Mark Seymour Sophomores 149 Sophomore Class Favorites: Richard Calloway and Leslie Lemon. Angela Hire Duane Hultz David Hood Thomas Hoschstein Tina Hosey Sheri Huskins Shelly Hughes Greg Illewski x Bruce Insera Amy Irwin Katrina Jackson Shane Jackson Sheila Jackson Alvin Farmer received a BA at Rust Col- lege and received a MA at William Carey. His favorite hobbies are spurts, watching and participating. 150 Sophomores Ronnie Jones Christy Kelly Jane Kelly Mike Kiernan Terri Kiernan Darin King Jeff King Lisa King Ralph King Brian Kinney Karman Kosch Michelle Krystosek Lindsey Kuhn Sophomore Class Favorites: Angela Palmer, Trent Baughn, Susan Barber and Denny Lamey. v Mr. Bill Scott, retired from the Air Force, is a graduate of the USM with a Masters degree in sociology. He teaches American Government and sociology. He also sponi sors the Student Council. Sophomores 151 Most intellegent are Edward Harvey and Jackie Van Gurp James O. Cawley received his BS. and M.A. and is presently working to receive his doctorate at University of Southern Mississippi. His hobbies include Fishing and gardening. He teaches biology and anatomy. 152 Michael Laden Denny Lamey Domnn Landry Tammy Larkin Chris Latil Robert Latimer Michelle Laumer Tilas Law Randy Layton Tuan Le Darren Lea Leslie Lee Michael Lee Seiana Lehman Leslie Lemnn George Linder Shannon Loper Carol Ludlnw Bryan LuLz Joe Maniscalm Randall Manning Scott Marks Kelli Martin Kim Maultsby Jimmy McDaniel Tammy McDaniel iIIIII.. Most handsome and must beautiful: Rocky Drewry and Diana Fox. Jo Ann Rich attended Duguesne Universi- ty. Pittsburgh, PA. She received her Bach- elors degree and her Masters degree at Uni- versity of South Alabama. She teaches French I and II and the Newspaper SLat'f and is the French Club sponsor. She enjoys hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains and her favorite hobby is swimming. Becky Shambley Jeff Sharp Judy Shelton Angela Sherrell Tonya Shockley David Sigurnjak James. Slater Alex Smith Dana Smith Tony Smith Diane Somerville Donald Spratley Dyanna Steward Michael Stewart Glenda Manning Ueftk St. Bernard Col- lege, B.S.; teaches Algebra 3, Trigonom- etry, Algebra 2, Geometry; Senior Class Sponsor. Greg Denyer Mighty Jackson County Ju- nior College, AA; BS and MS; teaches Driver Education; Beta Club sponsor and tennis coach. Steve Tomaszewski Hem: Delta State Uni versity, BSE and MSE, Phy. ED, Driver Ed.; Baseball coach. Marian K. Sours hightk Catawba College, A.B., Cum Laude; College of William and Mary, M. Ed.; teaches Spanish 1, 2 sponsor of Spanish Club. 154 Sophomores .Vluriel Stewart Terri Stewart Laura Sweet Deanna TalianciL-h Rubin Talent Eric Tanner Michell? Taylor Darryl Thibudeaux Laura Thibodeaux Willard Timhrouk Debora Tims , 1 v v I racy I mson Lynn Tran Bart Trevino Elbert Trone Uer: USM, BS: teaches EMR Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts; Soc- cer coach. Tammy Dearman Uightk William Carey College B.S, Physical Education; Sopho- more Class sponsor. Jack E. Hughes, Jrl UighU: Perkinston Jui nior College; Usm, 8.5.; teaches physical education; High School Softball Team coach. Fran Mc Nabb Hem: USM, BS, Usm Gulf- park, Me; teaches Reading, Grammar II, III composition 11, III Corsponsor of Dra- ma club. Sophomores 155 Kenny Triplett Carrie Turner Michele Turner Philip Umbaugh Dan Vandemark fig, w W U K Xi Jacquelin Vangorp Dennis Villers Carrie Wade James Wade Donna Walker Oliver Wallace Donna Walter Robin White Ken VVhitespunner Linda Entrican HefH: Cnpiah Lincoln .In College, A A.;1N1iss. UniversiLy for Women, BS; University of Colorado, M. Ed.; Me- dia Center. Jennifer Williams UighU: Southeastern University, 3A.; Nichols State University; teaches Computer Science Sonja Hodges Bellande Hem: USM, BS. and MS,SCh001 of Library Services; Media Center: Media Club Sponsor. Robert Milling UighU: Jones Jr. College, AA: USM, BS2, USM, MS; Usm, AAA cer- tification; teaches Diversified Occupations; sponsor of DECA. chapter. 156 Sophomores -1 , Kathy Wiley Ray Wilkie David Williams George Williams Kim Williams Lisa Williams Kenny Wilson Jennifer Selves Kyle Winett Chrissy Wondrick Amy Wood Janice Ym-k Norma Young Evelyn Noble Hem: Study Hall, Elisa Earnest highU: University ofToledo, BS in Business Administration and Major in Accounting; Bookkeeper, Secretary of Class and Clubs. David Ward UifU: USM, BS; teaches American history and psychology; coaches track Billy Hubbard, principal, trighU: Delta State University, 8.3; USM, Masters De- gree; AAA Certification. Sophomore 157 Roy Samonte shows nff a new line of Nike 1: shoes. i Is Nancy Holtz really working on her spread? Having a calculator sure makes accounting easier. 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Klosed MondaH OCEAN SPRINGS TEXACO T E X2ACO 522 Washington Ave. 875-9214 Take A Boat Ride To SHIP ISLAND And Visit Historic Fort Massachusetts From Biloxi On The PAN AMERICAN Since 1928 Buena Vista Motel Snack Bar On Board Boat And Island Free Bath House 8; Showers On Island 4 Blocks East Of Biloxi Light House Jimmie Skimetta, Owner 0 Operator Compliments Of FRIDGE CONSTRUCTION 3506 Bienville Blvd. Ocean Springs Ads 175 875-2483 cum Alex Lindsey 8L Son Automotive Service, General Auto Repairs, Tune-ups, Brake Jobs, Transmissions Air Conditioning 8: Front End Repair Alex 8L Mike Lindsey 1019 Govt. St. Ocean Springs 7H L Owners Phone: Residential 601-875-6005 Commercial SPRINGS SATELLITE SYSTEMS 2703 Highway 90 Ocean Springs, MS 39564 Thanks!!! To Mrs. Jordan For All Her Time And Dedication During Her First Year As Annual Staff Spenser. PS. You Made It! Your Staff TV Dearest 1Aunt1 Julie, Remember Us For We Will Remember You Because The Times We Shared Were Good And True We Are Proud That You Are Our Friend And We Shall Stand By You Till The End. Love, Du, Jeff, Peter, And Tom OCEAN SPRINGS AEROBIC CENTER 9s 905a 60 0 0 1,33; M 1062 Thorn Ave Ocean Springs, 875-1366 L 176 Ads OLD FRENCH HOUSE, RESTAURANT Thanks Larry For Being A Really Terrific Representative Magnolia 8L Water St. - Biloxi Reservations 432-0163 iiomn OfOcean S prings STYLE CENTER Biloxi 0 Ocean Springs 0 Pascagoula Insurance Real Estate YOUR ndependenf Imumnte I AGENT U VOU nan REALTOR 875-5464 710-712 Washington Ave Ads 177 3WFOW Wm 9mm 45 BODY 4 2311 Goverent Street Ocean Springs 875-1261 For Lifes Hard Knocks HRS? WEBKIN- SAVINGS AND LOAN T 03116 Mumn-m-u 819 West Desoto m Ocean Springs 178 Ads 503 Porter Ave. Ocean Springs 675-3791 Tues-WedTThurs 5:00 PM-9 PM Fri 8x Sat, 5:30 PM-lO: PM Office 875-1272 Home 392-5909 374-1143 5 , STANRAMSAY B7 W3, C V S Realty 8; Insurance - Wo Agency, Inc. PO. Box 573 O ' Hi-way 90 East Gig :5;ng8 SEAFOOD HARBOR RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE , C868 Ave 6'54 435-3626 K ' Q 633 Fred Haise Rd. l ' Biloxi l ' Bariceu Family . gf Owners ' en i mach L I LOVELACE DRUG STORE Phone: 875-3534 ' LADY DYES HAIR STYLING 1109 Washington Ave. Ocean Springs, MS Specialists In Cutting 8L Perms For Men 8; Women V OwnedOperator V ' Dianna Nussbaum w yw . 801 Washington Ave HIS n Hefs . Super Styles Ocean Sprmgs r Ads 179 Serving Your Favorite Chinese 8: American Food 2544 w. Beach Blvd. 2517 Denny Ave. 180 Ads Biloxi Pascagoula 388-1331 769-7966 AM w? SOUTHCDA $13? W37 013 MI W 1912 Hwy. 90 East Ocean Springs, MS 39564 875-9300 CE. Heating 8: Air Conditioning T0 Sandy Ellison 81? Maria Mallard Editors Of 1984 Greyhound Your Guidance Has Been Greatly Appreciated. Your Staff For The Best Seafood In Town 1020 East Beach Biloxi 436-4513 11 AM-10 PM Sun - 12 PM-10 PM r MERCURY AIR CONDITIONING Of Ocean Springs, Inc. LP. Bradford, Mgr. 875-9106 374-5720 Authorized Dealer 1820 Government St. Ocean Springs h. CLASSY CAT BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service Walk-lns Welcome Cindy Smith lThis Was Us On Dec. 10thl Owner Sue Martha, Peggy 81, Del, 700 Washington Avenue Itls been a great year yalll All the hours in Ocean Springs, MS land outl of first, all the note-leaving, and 39564 especially all the nights out. We've had some pretty wild times! Thanks for being there when Phone 875-3600 I needed ya! I WUS Ya,ll, Jo T - - H t T J I BRIDAL 85 FORMAL SHOPPE l601l 497-1359 Mrs. George lMaryl Huth Mrs. Nonnette Vincent Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols Singing Bridal Consultants - River l Apartments - Bridals Edgewater Plaza mmgglrlik 0 Bridesmaids Biloxi, MS W? 3605 ' Mothersgowns 388-2090 ' . Vancleave, Rd. - Formals Gautier, MS 0 Lingerie, Gifts, Invitations J J 39533 i Ads 181 'l'he sweatshirts this year had many differ- ent, designs i Darrin Smith shows ufl' one of the most popular 7 the argyle Fads And O.S.H.S. is one of many schools which have a variety in fashions. It ranges from the wild punk look to the preppy fresh look. This year more than last, the girls seemed to favor the flashdance look, which was made up of mini-skirts, sweat- shirts, and different hair styles. The guys even made a change with cut-off shirts, pleated pants, which added a more suave look. Fashions may change, but the stuv dents at O.S.H.S. will always look best in them. Shawn Chappeli shows off her warm, sweater-dress and ankle high-suede boots. This was mm? of many fads of' the punk 100k: Duesnl Vida Hill pose good? Sperry toprsiders will always be in style. Cum'erl shirts are always wurn after every Concert, Maureen Eoretski seems 10 like 0 ii: hers. FaShlonS Don't Amy gottche and Dean Whittney make a t'ute Couple. with Amy wearing the ever s0 pnpuiar Calvin Kleins jeans and Espirt sweater 7A Dean duean inuk 511 had in his P010. These preppy purses have been a favorite of, many OiS.H.S. girls this year. This year it seemed like everyone was wearing a Polo on top of a P010: Monica Gnretski takes a minute from her studies to show off this new fad, Members Only jackets were a favorite style Who said high tops were just for playing of girls and guys this year. basketball? 183 hi 184 Ads I Ocean Springs, MS Mon Thru Sat 9:00-5:30 MAN1S BEST FRIEND PET CENTER, INC Tropical Fish, Birds, Reptiles 8L Small Animals 502 West Porter 875-0797 - Dog Grooming By Appt. - .7 i :35 Kilt? All Breed Professional Pet Grooming 2220 Govt. St. Ocean Springs 875-3339 Mon-Wed, Fri 0 Thurs 0 Sat 8-5 8-6 9-1 $1211 Emah Realtor PO. Box 92 REALTOR Ocean Springs, MS MULTIPLE 39564 LISTING SERVICE 160D 875-3209 MLS Supper Club, Lounge 8: Marina 0 Dine Over The Water 0 Open Every Day Til Midnight - Seafood 8: Steak 0 Noon Buffet Daily Except Saturday 0 Something For All The Family Mary Walker Dr. 160D 497-1591 Gautier, MS Senior Portraits - Try Us Complimentary 4x5 Color Portrait No Charge To Seniors Call For Appointment --- 872-1248 Offer Ends At Start Of 1985 School Year Being a sophomore has many disadvantages; such as having bottom lockers, walking around the round building five times trying to find a classroom that1s in the square building and getting' knocked around in the halls. Sophomores have some of the same priviledges as juniors and seniors. They can choose their own classes and take part in school activities. Being a sophomore is an experience to remember. rm. ll Stylel! Times -N ' HMVAWsHoFFeU I 2449 Market St., Pascagoula 5406 Telephone Rd., Pascagoula Spring Plaza, Ocean Springs 0 groduotion cords and announcements I THE LISA-PAIGE O flyers for special programs and SHOPPE events I 0 wedding invitations and bridal . Spring Plaza, Ocean Springs occessones ' 0 baby announcements 0 religious material I I HALF? 5005 Main St. . - Moss Point 927 Washlng Ave - Ocean Springs 0 875-5856 I I . l FALLO4S w SCHT I Personalized Service Personally Owned 8a Operated By Jack Fallo 1409 Govt. St. Ocean Springs it? $465 $$B$ GEORGES law UNQQ 4x5 62 , f x ree 00 Po-Bo s 4$1f11ree giffzrent SiZeQ g2 I 1732 W. Howard At Gate 2 10 AM To 11 PM WHAT mES IT MEAN .7 2 374-2260 374-2264 , I 4- 186 Ads ZANCAS AUTO SERVKHE Government And Washington Ocean Springs 875-9269 . .' um, r , , u u . . i:k3f 4W? 3 1d 'me -I new :zmn u PATRON S Southern Maid Bakery Salamagundi Gift Shop Dr. Michael R Humphreys Fantasy 111 u Good Luck Hounds Dr. James Waddell Perdues Jewelry 8?. Watch Hospital Marjorie And Les Miller Dr. Miner 1699 Historical Society The Present And Former Students And Faculty Of O.S.H.S. Would Like To Thank Mr. Chester Noble For His Many Years Of Service To Our School. Mr. Noble Retired After 30 Years Of Putting Up With Every Emergency And Every HLittle Jobu We Asked Him To Handle. Have A Happy Retirement, Mr. Noble! Karen, May You Always Have A Dream To Follow Wisdoms Light To Guide you. May You Know That We Love You And Always Stand Beside You. Mom, Dad, And Mike Ads 187 GOOD LUCK GREYHOUNDS! WILFORD 2WIL,, GIEGER, CLU WIL GIEGER Sz ASSOCIATES INSURANCE AGENCY 817 W. Howard Avenue P. 0. BOX 1350 Biloxi, Ms 39533 LIFE HEALTH GROUP BUSINESS RETIREMENT Business - 374-4400 Residence 2 875-2220 , 188 Ads h Entertaining In Style , Kelcey Holem and Randy Bird have found One of the highlights of the school year their own little corner of the world at the was the heavy-metal concert by Eclipse. - Sadie Hawkins Dance. Jeff Cowart and Jeff Henson, two members of the groups, feels the noise. A large crowd turned out for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Entertainment 189 190 Ads ll Alicia, We are all very proud of you! Continue to follow the path of life you have chosen and not only will you succeed, but you will find true happiness. We love youll Mom, Dad, and Grannie Elysa, Congratulations to a super, fantastic daughter who is deeply loved! Ilm very proud of you. Love, Mom 2402 Government St. A7 I Donna, Tawana, Lots of luck to you and Lhanks for being a Youlve come a long way and welre very wonderful daughter and sister. proud of yuull We love you, Love, 1 Mom, Dad, Mom, Dad, Chris 8: Joey 8! Kathy y - l Tammy, . . Candace, l angratulatlons, ypp made It! Thanks for . Congratulations and best wishes for a + bemg a really terrlflc daughter. GOOd IUCk m successful college session and a really great l your future. future! 'l I love you, We love you, l Mom Mom, Dad l - 8; Ricky 4' REALTY Never forget all the great times we've had. Thanks for making life great. I love yaql. Sherria Ocean Springs 872-3477 PATRONS Solo Distributors Angie Partridge Barnett Brothers Sylvia Collins Pleasure Boating, Inc. Missy Partridge Azalea T.V. Headlines For Hair M KL M Motors Chez Charles Hey ya7ll! Has it been a fun year or what? Sandy Partridge All the fun times at CO with Martha, Sue, Go Greyhounds Jo, Peggy, yand the new boys Blondie 8a Charlotte Noble Yankeel Thanks for everything gang! Also Fallds Cleaners the Friday nights with Captain Crunch, 1711 Mr. And Mrs. R.G. Graves never forget! I love you ya big goober! Here7s Mr. And Mrs. Ben Moats a big cheer for the St. Martin gang, take it Compliments of a friend any way you can guys! I love ya,ll! Miss. Gulf Coast YMCA Sandy yMATVy Good luck OSHS from Sport Shack Look Smart Hair Designs Bourns T.V. Ads 191 ll Abbot, Gregg, 124 Abbott, Kelly, 139 Ablem, Gina 139 Agnelly, Ginu, 12, 13, 20, 21, 23, 30. 99, 50. 103 Ahern. Sandra, 120, Albright, Kenneth, 103 Aldrick, Scott, 18, 40, 159, 103 Allen, David, 124 Allen, Marcie. 17, 139 Allen, Tracy, 50, 103 Allen, Judy, 146 A11, Nicholas, 139 Anderson, Todd. 11, 139 Anderson. Mary, 12, 104, 103, 50 Anderson, Scott, 16 Anderson. Timothy, 103 Andrews. Bonnie, 146 Anstead. Felecia, 14, 22, 47, 124, 125, 1216, 137 Appgar, Robert. 27 Arbogasl, Kim 124 Argmves, Darla, 50, 103 Armstrong, David, 103 Arney, Tammy, 139 Atwell, Vicki, 139 Atwood, Candace, 12, 13, 30, 50, 100, 103 Ault, Nick, 76 Aultman, Jonathan, 50, 66, 103 Aust. Tara, 7, 40, 124 Badders, Russell, 139 Baggett, Greg, 4, 6, 26, 97, 99, 102, 103 Bailey, Mischell, 103 Baji. Charles, 103 Baker, Heidi, 124 Ball, Carol, 103 Bellow, Nancy. 18, 55, 139 Balsan, Crystal, 24, 124 Banksmn, Tracy. 139 Barber, Susan, 14. 22. 43. 47, 139, I51 Barbknecht, Missy, 12, 21, 39, 43, 103 Barfield Lisa Barnett, Hermanell, 11., 120 Barnhart, Pamela, 7, 18, 27, 65, 104 Barthes, Michelle, 15, 22, 124 Batchelor, Jason, 66 Batiste, Mark, 124 Battle, Marc, 139 Battle, Melissa, 136, 125 Baughn, Tran. 6, 22, 74, 98, 99, 151 Baughn, Trent. 139 Bnumnn, Doug. 16. 50, 104 Baylis, Robert, 22. 27, 28, 65, 125 Beaugez, Danny. 139 Beaugez, Diane, 26. 50, 104 Beaugez, Kerry, 16, 50, 104 Beaugez, Leighanne, 141, 139 Beaugez, Stephanie, 125 Beck, Brent, 104 Beck. Stephanie, 7, 70, 125 Bellande. Sonja, 12, 156 Belle, Cheryl, 9, 125 Bellman, Kevin, 125 Benezue, Jeff. 125 Benezue, Kelly, 139 Belizinger, Debbie, 29, 125 Berendes, Rick, 22, 73, 125 Bergstrom, John, 139 Bernheisel, Karen, 125 . Bevelin, Beth, 7, 59, 70, 125 Bidwell, Greg, 125 Bieda, Christine, 30, 57, 125 Bigelow, Mike, 139 Blackmun, Scott, 104 Blackmun, Timmy, 105 Blackwell, Chris, 139 Blades, Lima, 57 Blanchard, Matthew. 24, 140 Blanchard, Melanie, 105, 125 Blakeney, Doug, 39, 73, 133 Bly, Gina, 17,27, 140 Baler, Noelle, 9. 29, 105 192 Index INDEX Boles, Mary. 120 Bolling, Clarence. 6, 72, 140 Bond, Jackie, 15, 196, 105 Buney, Man, 105 anarge, Elizabeth, 140 Buulot, Pa ' 11,80 Bowyer. Lo 9'16, 50, 92, 105, 195 Box, David, 140 Boydn, Keith, 105 Bradford, Jenny, 7, 22, 30, 105 Brant. Alan. 16 Bray, Scott. 4, 18, 19, 76, 79, 125, 137 Breal, Harriet, 24, 120 Breazeale, Donna. 29 Breitenhucher. Lisa, 197 Brewer, Aimee, 105 Brinson, Sharon, 23, 41, 140 Brm, Billy, 78, 140 Broadway, Michael, 12, 24 Brochard, Jeff, 16, 40 Broussard, Carla, 105 Brown, Maria, 80 Brown, Scott, 90, 105 Bruce. Mark, 17 Brune. Cathy. 140 Brune, Chris. 140 Brune, Kenny, 140 Brune, Reese, 6, 24, 61, 75 Brune, Sally, 132 Budinich, Deanna, 43, 140 Builtmann, Moritz Bullard, Steve, 140 Bumgarner, Sandy, 140 Bumgamer, Tina. 57 Burge, Run, 141 Burgess, Cindy, 17, 105 Burgin, Ben, 66, 125 Burney, Verun, 141 Burns, Kevin, 28, 49, 43, 98, 99, I01, 105 Burrows, Mimi, Burrus, Melinda, 27, 141 Burton, Terri, 7, 12. 18, 22, 35, 27, 105 Byrd, Donald, 50, 105 Byrd, John, 6, 106 Byrd, Thomas C Galloway. Richard, 141, 150 Canizaro, Vito, 1 Campbell, Julie. 60, 64 Carl, Tina, 50, 106 Carle, Tammy. 141 Carpentier, Angela, 16, 104, 106 Carter, Konni, 58, 92, 50. 106 ,. Caruso, Ginnna, 141 Case Tommy, 141 Castroni James, 141 Catchot. Eddie, 66 Catchot, Gaye, 50, 106 Cntchot, Michael, 141, 106 Gates. Leroy, 25 anley, James, 61, 152 Cremellu, Ronnie, 106 Chambers, Sonya. 24 Chimney, Brian, 57. 106 Chandler, Melanie, 26, 141 Chapman, Susan, 22, 80, 125 Chappell, Shawn, 26, 132 Chastain, Dawn, 106 Chatham, Claire, 23, 129 Checkley, Susan, 106 Chrisunson, Stephanie, 127 Christianson, Mark, 141 Chrismphersun, Todd, 127 Ciesienkey, Matthew, 12, 23, 27, 127, 158 Cipperly, April. 20, 22, 55, 64, 124, 127 Clark, Jill, 30, 127 Clifmn, Carol, 106 Comes, Albert, 41, 56, 141 Coulee, Kathleen, 13. 24, 41, 56, 127 Cable, Donna, 141 Cochrum, Melissa, 106 Cockrell, Jenny, 13, 69, 106 Cody, Pamela, 127 Cole, Janet, 13, 16, 50, 107 Cole. Johnny, 141 Colegrove. Russell, 4 Coleman. Johnny, 17, 3'7, 141, 78 Coleman, Kenny, 127 Coletti, Suzanne Colgin, William 141 Collins, Sylvia 26 , Collins. Brian 107 Conner, William 78, 134 Cook. Dianne, 107 Cook, Rosa Lee 107 Cooper. Karen 13, 13, 19, 107 Copeland, Steven 50, 107, 197 Copeland, Stuart. 50. 107 Cordle, Rowena 141 Carley, Emory 127 Cosaey, Tim 66, 93, 107 Covington, Paula 50, 107. 104 Coward, Sharon 25 Cowart, Dana 15, 22, 48, 141 Cowart, Jeff 107 Cox, Eliaha 107 Crabtree, Elizabeth 141 Crone. Troy 43, 127 Crowe, Mark 127 Crumley, Angie 14, 124, 127, 136 Crumley, Kent 6, 35, 92, 107 Cruthirds, Randy 127 Cunningham, Candace 80, 107 Curry, Margaret 5, 13, 44, 124, 127 Cutter, Jerry 127 Daugherty, Bill 24, 142, 144 Davidson, Konnie 47, 127, 137 Davies, W111 127 Davis, Angela 127 Davis, Bobby, 90 Davis, Brian 6, 93, 142 Davis, Jennifer 29, 127 Deatman, Tammy 151 Deming, Lois 144 Decansey, Michelle 142 DeFrank, Debbie 50, 107 Delcuze, Cheryl 15, 22, I41 Delius, Karen 108 Denyer, Greg 154 Demalade, John 41, 142 Descher, Billy 13, 127 Detiveaux, Danielle 142 Dibble, Tammy 22, 80, 81, 127 Dickens, Victoria 142 Dobbs, Deborah 50, 108 Drewry, Rocky 142, 153 .. Drummond, Richard 127 Duckett, Merrill 16, 108 Duke, Bonnie 26, 142 Duncan. Clay 127, 137 Durbin. James 127 Duran. Charles 50. 108 Dye, James 8, 80, 143 Dye, Pat 13, 60, 128 Dyess, Douglas 6, 108, 142 e Eaton, Kathleen 108 Edwards, Anne 27, 65, 143 Edwards, Cheryl 5, 125 Edwards, Cindy 143, 147 Edwards, John 4, 22, 55, 136, 137, 69, 127, 182 Elder, Gus 25, 143 Elder, Michael 143 Eldringhoff, Andy 141, 143 Ellis. Linda 50, 108 Ellison, Sandra 18, 19, 27, 54, 93, 108 Emhit, Crystal 143 Embry, Terri, 5, 14, 26. 37, 47, 7o, 93, 97, 101, 108 7 Emersun, Chuck 9. 50, 62, 93, 108 Emery, Crystal 12 Ems, David 108 Ems, Vincent 6, 143 Endt, Robbie 4, 108 Entrican, Linda 156 Entrican, Sammy 24, 143 Epps. Steven 108 Fairley, Emma Kate 27, 127 Fairley, Tim 6. 22, 128, 125 F8110, Don 57, 128 Farmer, Alvin 150 Fayard, Marshall 148 Fender, Teresa 9, 108 Ferguson, Chris 66, 108 Fero, Constance 17, 128 Fem. Juliette 12, 28, 30, 100, 109 Fields. Kelly 29, 113 Fields. Sherry 80, 128 Fisher, Stephanie 17, 22, 128 Fiorilm, Lisa 143 Fisher, Troy 29, 143, 149 Flores, Leonard 6, 22, 66, 128 Fletcher, Huward 109 Fontenot, Lorrie Ann 143 Ford, Jesse 109 Foster, Angela 5, 12B, 143 Fountain, Hilliard 66, 143 Fox. Dianna 47, 63, 15:1, 113 Fox, Robert 93, 109 Franklin, Run 62, 143 Frankum, Danny 143 Frazier, Sherria 18, 19, 54, 109, 158 Freden, Patrick 143 Freeman, Robert 143 Frey, Julie 128 Frisbie, Troy 128 Fritz, Greta 12, 30, 31, 128 Frost, Chuck 128 Futral, Steve 17, 128 Gainey, Harold 109 Galle, Lawrence 128 Galloway, Marion 1411 Galloway, Rick 128 Gardner, Gerald 125 Gardner, Randy 109 Gardner, Wanda 50, 109, 196 Gates, Jerry 143 Gautier, Alicia 4, 13, 44, 100, 104, 109 Gautier, Cathy 143 Gennarelli, David 78, 143 George, Lynnette 144 George, Susan 24, 125 George, Timothy 144 Gibson, Christina 144 Gibson, Dallas 17, 128 Gilden, Anne 17, 109 Gipson, Cidget 17, 80, 109 Gipsan, Gregory 76, 77, I28 Gladney, Curtis 6, 22, 128 Gue, Brian 6, 144 Goff, Lori 128, 109 Cuff, Mike I44 Gaff, Sum. 25, 109 Goff, Walter 144 Gulden, Sherry 109 Goldsberry, Casey 5, 12, 128 Gollolt, Greg 128 Gnodgame, Sean 16 Goodin, David 123 Goretski, Maureen 12, 100, 129, 183 Goretski, Monica 27, 38. 50, 104, 109, 18:1 Garline, Frankie 24, 128 Guttsche, Amy 5, 13, 20, 21, 22, 64, 1116, 129, 48, 183 Grace, Kelley 9, 29, 50, 62, 109 Grace, Petey 13, 129 Grant, Eric 6, 129 Graves, Brian 144 Gray, Dorothea 110 Green, Kelley 144 Green, Sheryl 144 Greene, Lisa 144 Greene, Troy 25, 129 VGregory, Angie 26, 129 Gremillion, Tammy 7, 22, 144 'Grice, Jacqueline 57, 110 .Grigsby. John 57, 129 Grizzard, Kelly 27, 144 Guldensupp, Jenny 129 1 Gum, Connie 140, 144 . ,Gutzeit, Ray 38, 110 Guy, Anthnny 144 Guy, Chris 145 Guy. Kenneth 50, 76, 129, 110 uy. Tawana 13, 50, 110 Haas, Darren 66 H819, Paige 23, 30, 51, 102, 110 H311, Bath 18, 19, 23, 30, 40, 102, 110 Hall, Connie 145 Halligan, Sheila 5, 20, 21 Hally, Lisa 129 Hammack, Kathy 30. 140, 145 Handshaw, Pauline Harrelson, Tony 66, 110 Harrison, Jimmy 110 Hartmann, Heather 29, 39, I39, 140, 145 Harper, Susan 129 Harpster, Susan 129 Harpster, James 5, 12, 20 Harvey, Edward 54, 159, 145, 152 Harvey, Elizabeth 18, 27, 145 Harvey, Elysa 5, 12, 13, 20, 21, 23, 27, 30, 31, 102, 110, 100 Harvey, Virginia 129 Haupt, Kelly 146 Haupt, William 78 Hayes, Todd C. 145 Hayes, Todd E. 145 Heckman, Kinney 129 Hensarling, Cheryl 110 Hensley. Michael 110, 196 Henson, Jeff 12, 28, 110 Herbert, Lonnie 145 Hegwnod, Andrea 57, 145 Henderson, Kristen 7, 145 Herren, James 6, 25, 145 Hiers, Kathi 24, 145 Hickman, Richard 129 Hickox, David 25, 129 Higginbotharn, Jack 129 Hinton, Jay 129 Hill, Vida 145. 182 Hire, Angela 17, 150 Hoang. Ha 129 Hochstein, Thnmans 150 Hosts, Chris 110 Holcomb, Shelley Holden, Glen 25, 129 Hollingsworth, Sabrina l2 Holder, Donna 13, 22, 64, 111 Holder, William 129 Holem, Kelcey 18, 50, 111, 197 Hollun. Kimberley 111 Hullon, Michelle 111 Hollowood, David 20, 21 H0112, Nancy 18, 111, 158 H0112, Duane 150 Hood, David 150 Huppner, Derek 12, 111 Husey, Tina 22, 57, 150 1 Hosey, Christine 30 Huskins, Sheri 150 . Howell, Marc 129 Howell, Steve 111 Hubbard, Tracy 4, 29. 76 Hubbard, Mr. 54 Hudson, John 5, 6, 18, 129 Hughes, Shelley 150 Hughes, Jack 155 Hunt, Tara 60, 102, 41, 111 Hunt. Todd 111 Hurdle, Sara 12, 144 Hurley, Brent 6, 22, 129 ll Lepre, Dana 130 . Lewis, Sandra 112 Levi, Kelly 130 Lightsey, Gordon 130 Linder, Allison 113 Linder, George 41, 153 Lippmann, Eric 6. 8, 28, 130, 125 Litland, Nadine 131 Logan. Stephanie 131 Long, Heather 13, 42, 93, 113 Long, Stacey 24, 131 Longnecker, Greg 12 Looney, Christie 131 Looney, Richard 16, 131, 113 Loper, Shane 12, 50, 105, 113 Loper, Shannon 146, 153 Love, Curry 12, 23, 30, 113 Loving, James 16, 131 Lowe, Ashley 84, 131 Luck, Melissa 18, 113 Ludlow, Carol 153 LuLz, Bryan 6, 153 Lyons, Lisa 131 Lyons, Ken 72, 73 Ill Macaluso, Jim 131, 153 Magee, Benny 62, 131 Magee, Catherine 17, 113 Mallard, Maria 18, 19, 50, 1131 Maniscalco, Joe 6 Manning, Randall 6, I7, 153 Manning, Robert 25 Manning, Glenda 60, 154 Manning, Warren 16 Marks, Scan 143, 153 Martin, Bernie 12, 13, 17, 23, 30, 113 Martin, K211i 153 Marlin, Cawlyn 13, 15, 131 Marlin, Polly 13, 14, 22, 42, 47, 98 Martin, Wendell 113 Maultshy, Kim 63, 153 Mason, Greg, 29, 131 Mattison, Toby 50, 113 Mauldin, Lynne 50, 113 Maxcey, Jeff 4, 6, 26, 92, 113 MayfieJd, Stephanie 17, 131, 50, 113 Mclain, Dannie 66, 92, 113 McClehlan, Mark 12, 13, 131 McConnell, Amatha 114 McDaniel, Jimmy 153 McDaniel, Tammy 25, 153 McDannald, Randy 146 McDonald, Michelle 114 McDowell, Candace 114 McGhee, Kevin 131, 37 McGinley, Margaret 114 McGowan. Hugh 24 McGuire, Sandra 146 McGuire, Thnmans 50, 114 McNahb, Fran 30, 31, 155 Mc Kinney, James 50, 114 McLain, Luna 146 Mclemure, Greg 12, 13, 23, 61, 1:11 McMurlray, Elizabeth 5, 14, 26, 46, 47, 70, 96,101,100,114 McWilliams, Lisa 146 McVeay, Delinda 9, 114 Mendez, Rick 6 Mellon, Jeffery 12, 146, 114 Melton, Jennifer 12, 17, 23 Merlau. Patricia 1:11 Merrill, Nmman 66, 131 Michel, Barbara 146 Michel, Raymond 114 Michel, Teresa 131 Migues, Anthony 146 ilam, Lon 114 Miller, Carol 146 Miller, Elizabeth 57, 131 Miller, Nick 146 1 Miller, Jacqueline 7, 22, 81, 1:11 Miller,.1ulie 12 Miller, Pamela 22, 80, 98, 114 Miller. Richard 1111 Miller. Ruben 146 Miller, Tammi 146 Milling, Robert 16, 156 Mills, Gregory 114 Mitchell, Marian 1211 Musk, Karla 48, 114 Mums, Benny 18, 131 Mahler, Greg 97, 196, 114 , Mahler. Kendall 65, 146, 71; Mumecalvo, Adela 62, Muntgumery, Dehra 146 Montgomery, Rnherl 12, 13, 23, 100, 115 Mooney, Patrick 146 Mnore, Curtis 6, 7:1, 74, 131, 125 Mumrr. Strw-n 1411 Jackson, Inger 111 Jackson, Katrena 150 .lacksun, Shane 150 Jackson, Sheila 150 Jenkins, Cheryl 5, 13, 20, 30, 31, 130 Jenkins, Sheila 15 Joachim, Brian 6 Johnson, Linda 17 Johnson. Patrick 111 Johnson, Ann 12, 132 Johnson, Vicmr 130 Joiner, Claudia 17, 80, 111 Joiner, Derek 12, 111, 50 Joiner, Vincent 78, 112 Jones, Bubba 6, 22, 35, 130 Jones, Derrick 12, 23, 197 Jones, Duane 25 Jones, Linda 130, 124 James, Lisa 112 Jones, Randy 23, 30, 50, 112 Jones, Ricky 12, 23, 50, 112 Jones, Ronnie 151 Jones, Patty 125, 130 Jordan. Brenda 18, 19, 56 ' Kelley, Lisa 12 Kelly, Cristy 151 Kelly, Jane 29, 151 Kelly,.1ay 16 Kemp, Sherry 7, 13, 130 Kennum, James 130 Kiernan, Mike 93, 139, 151 Kiernan, Terri 151 Kimbrough, Leslie 50. 60, 104 King, Darin 151 King, Jeff 151 King, Kim 34 King, L155 151 King, Ralph 151 King, Ricky 12, 112 King, Tim 93, 112 Kinney, Brian 24, 151 Kiracufe, Cliff 6, 130 Kilma. Lance 12, I3, 1110 Knight, Kimberly 130 Knox, Lisa 130 Krmntz, Kenneth 42, 112 Kosch, Karmen 151 Knuns, Jay 48 Kozak, Joe 1:10 Kuhn, Lindsey 151 Laden, Michael 152 Ladnier, Allan 6, 12141 Lamev, Denise :17, 50, 112 Lamey. Dennis G, 511, 151, 152, 197 Landry, Damon 17, 152 Lane, Emily 17, 112 Langdale, Derek 6, 75, 112, I97 Langlinais, Nona 26, 1210 Larkin, Tamara 152 Lasen, Lynda 1110 Latham, Tum 17, 112 1.3111, Chris 4, 152 Lalimer, Robert 152 Laurk llnnna 1:1, 112 Lallmer. Mu'helle 152 Law,'1'ilas 17, 152 Lawsun, Ewing 17 Lawler. Lara 1:1, 4:1, 11111 Layton, Randy 4, 152 1.8, Tau 152 Lea, Darren 6. 24, I52 Leasure, Angela 26, 1 1518, 1317 1.99, Arlene 50, 112 Lee, F 11'? 11111 1.1-9, William 1211 1.ehman,Selena 66, 15:1 Lernun. Leslie 9, 26, 1, 15:1, 150 111-mull. Jim :17, 511,517, 137, 1111. 11! Moore, Tracy 115 Moreland, Tina 146 Morrell, Monique 104, 115 Morrison, Bren 146 Moss, Jimmy 147, 24 Moss, Penny 147 ' Mouney, Joseph 13, 115 Mullen, Walter 147 Mullenger, Robert 13, 132 Murdy, Kevin 25, 136 Murrah, Scott 6, 17, 147 ll Nemlicky, Philip 147, 78 Nettles, Brian 6, 147 Memes, Janet 18, 34, 115 Newsom, Jason 6, 12, 13, 22, 115 Nguyen, Du 63, I32 Nguyen, Huyen 12, 13, 132 Nguyen, Non 132 Nguyen, Trung 22, 147 Nguyen, Vuong 12, 147 Nicholson, Casey 147 Noble, Charlotte 142 Nolan, Jay 6, 66, 132 Norgaard, Michael 115 Norman, Robert 147, 25 Norman, Tamm 16, 17. 25 Norton, Richardy50, 61, 1151 Nouts, Mark 132 Nowell. Robert 132,924 Nowell. Sandra 16 0 O'Brien, Robbie 125 O'Brien, Bobby 132 O'Connor, Alisa 12 Odom, Rhunda 9, 132 Offenberg, Steve 147 Ogle, Eddie 132 Ogle, Robert 39, 93, 102, 115 Oliver, Dalene 130 O'Quin, Susan 132 Orfanakos, Lisa 132 On. Melvin 66, 132 Owen, Lihn I47 Owensby, Richard 132 Palum, Sabrina 115 Pahon, Tracy 7, 22, 44, 47 Palmer, Angela 14, 22. 147, 151 Panlelli, Pam 147 Purdue, Ronnie 16, 115 Pardue, Tammy 9, 132 Parker, Jne 24, 147 Parker, Laurie 9. :16. 196, 50, 115 Parker, Linda 147 Parrish, Ray 147 Partridge. Mies'y IH, 14': Partridge, 1.5-rryanne 14:1 Peane, Michael 6, 1:12 Partridge. Sum 7' Peavy, Earl 16, 2 . Pepper, Slave 17, 2:1 Perz'ival, Karen 147 Perrlen, Fhrislurpher 8, 17 Perry, Mike 18 Peters, Mitch 60, 7G. 7?! Peterson, Paul 24, 1:12 Pelersnn, 'I'revor Pelhlel John 137 . Ingrid 2.1, Plan. handra 148 - John 50 Pnlile, Jason 1 2 Poahk .16 inell, Ben 27, 64, Powell, Paul 66, 148 1'r:lll.1':an 11X I'rm. 11:11.1. 11H Index 193 PruILl. .1u11' Pruitt, Jennifer :14, 1212 Prior. Kasandm 141-1 Psalmuml. Krissy I411 Purcell. 'I'Imolhy 1411 Purcell. Phillip 5 : Purgazun. Michael 148 Pyle. Shannan 6. 22. 11111 Quinnnes. Edwm QlllllllllPh. Julie 1' Rlll'hllba. Demse 24. 411. 142 Rudd. Donald I48 Ramsay. Allnl' 148. I45 Rumw Kenn 111:1 I. Richard 611. 194 Rand I David 1411 Ray. Shawn l:1:.1 1-10 Rayner. 'IuIIImy 140 148 Regves. 2'1. 5 Reeves. Is. Rpsaler. Jun 1411 Reynolds. Drisll 9. 15. 22. 211. 9.1 1112. 411, 49 RhIm-hurl. Paul 111. 13111 1:16 Rive. Leanne 1411 Rich. Randy 111:1 111th. .10 ann 20. 21. 15:1 Rirhard,.1rnny 141 Riendeau. Huber! 66 Rigdnn. Slnrmey 1:111 Rurdvn. Kelley 42 Rislad. ErIr 149 Riven; hirley 142 Ruvker KImbeI-Iv 44. 511 Rndnguez. 1.an 12. 50 Rndriglwz.1' hIIclI 2.5.1.111 11ngers.Bn-Ildu 22 141 1111. 149 Huge .ind.. 7 141 149 Roum. - Limes '1.1 Ruehel. Maria 149 Russell. Donna 17 Russell. Larry 1:111 Ryan. Doug 149 Ryan.1inry 1411 S h'aavedra. Mlgurl 4. 16. 50 Sudler. Laura 1451 SLAIIdrw. SlephanIP 149 Samunle. Edward 159 Samunle. Roy 11:1. 125 Sanderu. Dana 50 Sanford. f'herilyn I41. 145. 1451 rhnford. Kim 1:1:1 Santai'ruy. Run 149 Sargent. BIllv 11.1 HnrgI-m. Ruhorl 11 149 h '.s v.11m0144 11.1 Sunk Skipper 1.111 Saumer. 131m 1411. 149 HHVlUr.111rlslV 22 211. 141-1 S lur.-1IIIIIIIV11. .1 4 14'! 149 S lnr Johnnv ii 4 51 hnhm ker Paul 1.1.1.1'1 SI- hI-Imlp. Kim 1451 Schneider. thhv 42 Schulling. 'l'imnlhv 1.121 Schru ..1emufer H11. 81. 14!! Scull. I1I11 151 Hunls, Angela 25. I411 Hcidulv, Kim 2211. 1:1'1 Heidulo. Rhonda 149 Sellers. 'I'I-Inmy 111. 1' '1 Holman. 1.1mm 15. HI'IVI ; Jenmfer I anhelll'y. Lisa 18 Sept. John I 1:1 4...... 10.1er IN 194 Index Seymour, Hnan 27. 149 Seymnur. MIchael 1:1:1 Seymour. Joey 25. I49 Seymour. Mark 149 Sevmour. Randy 25 5 vmour. Stephanie 5. 22, 421. 11111, 1114, 50 Seymour. Smphanie 14. 22. 28. 47. 70. 1:19. 49 1 Shad. Gingcr 1:15 Shaidnagle. Virginia 1:111 Shambley. Elizabeth 54 Sharp. Currie 2:1. 27. :11! Sharp. .1811 24. 154 Sharp. Tia 1:15 Shellnn. Judy k54. 29 Sherrpll, Angela k54 Sthuya. Pewr 111:1 Shockley. Tonya 154 Shoemaker. MIchaI1 1:111 Shultis. Dan 7. 22. 1:14 Siess. 'l'ammy 111. 1114 Siguenza. Fe 1:1 Slgurnjak. David 154 Simnichl. Keith 111. 1114 Simnichl.h'1ephanie 14. 1:14. 411 Singleton. 1 NH 16. I59. 50 S1nIgal Bel ' 1:14.8111'11 Slat , James 154 Skelum. Monica 16 Smith. Alex I54 Snmh. Faro! 1:14 SInIth, arm 49. 911. 511. 76. 77. 11:1 Smith. Dana 54. 78 SIIIIlh. KIm 1'14. 41-1 Smith. Manhew 111 Smith. lmrring 1:15 SmILh.1mhard 114 S 111.11.5116111y 111 11167101 Hmllh Pony 17.154. Sumerwlle. Dlane 9. Sums. Manan 154 Spears. Wreley 22. 511 Spralley. Donald 154 Stafford Mark 1: Stanton Scum '3: . 154 V 1.14 Stevens.1'au1ine .45. 1'14 Stovenanne laxqurllne 12. 21. 411 Steward. Dyunne 154 S1ewnrt MIchael 50 Stewart Mu'hdel 154 MIIrIeI 155 Inn 7. M1110 114 Slraighl, Chrlstnpher I7. '14. I114 Stratakus, Keith 25. 1114 Strell'l. M1116 6. 1115 1314. 125 Slnkvler. Jay 1:1. 1:14 Slmhle. Anna 141. 411 Stmh1v. Charles 70. 1114 Slurdivanl. Sandv 9. 1:14 Surrell. Carol 1:14 Sweet. Laura 155 Szumigala. Charla 1:1. 1:14 '1'alIaIIu1'h. Darlene 111 Taliancivh. Dmmm. :17 57 'I'nlle-m, RulIIII 64. I40. 155 Tanner. Erw '24. 155 'l'aranlu. 1'Imulhy 1114 Taylor MIchollv 155 'I'aylur, JImmy 1:49. 79. 76 Taylor. Ruben 14 'I'erry. GIdger 9. 50 'l'hllmdenux. Darrvl 6. 155 'l'hilmdeaux. Tern 127 '1'11I1mdeaux. Huhbie 59. 1'10 '1'hI1nIdI-aux. Laura 155 1human.10hn 1 1114 '1' humpsun. Doug G! '1' hurp Wendy 1'11. Thump Marv Thurman. hhannnn T Thurman. VIIN'PIH 1.14. Th 'I'.hurmmI Kolth 17. 1' 14 Tnmhruuk Willard 155 1 Is. 1101mm 15 '1Insxm.1'.1mmy 24. 1.14 Timon. 'l'mcy 25. 1'15 Todd. Katreena 17. 11.1. 50 Todd. M11411I1'11 17. 1'15 TUmaSIPWNkI. S1evc 154 Tran. 1 ynn 155 '1'run.'1'nnl 1.1. 1.15 'l'rrholich, Laura 1411 Trhulirh, N ew- 76 1 'l'revinn. Hurll 7. 23. I411. 155. I39 'l'nplon. Kunnv 158 IrIIllI-r Vale'nu '41 155 Troney. Elbert 7.1.155 Turkm. Joe 4. 6. 1:1. 22. 56. 72. 1:16. 135. 182 '1'urk.Mike 12 Turner. Gary 156 Turner. Michele 43. 156 Tuasey. Munessa 1:15 Twilheck. Eddy :10. 1:15 It Urnhaugh. Phillip 6. 156 ll Vall, Paul 27. 1:15 Vanvalkenburg. Terry 5. 8. 13:1 Vame. Albert 17 Vandemark. Dan 156 Vandergnft. Dianne 16 Vangmp. Jacquelin 156. 152 VanOlsl. Kris 1:1. 1:15 Vnrnell. Sean 6. 135 Vmcem. Kymberly 7 Villara. Dennis 156 Voivedich. Angela 12. 101. l04 ll! Wade. Carrie 156 Wade. James 66. 70. 156 Wade. Jamie 9. 1'2. 111. 135 Walker. Cathy 12. I11, 15. 27. 42 Walker. Richard 211. 145 Walker. prhie Walker. Elizabeth 27. 41. 145 Walker. Donna 156. 80 Wallace. 01iver 17. 156. 78 Walter. Donna 156 Ward. Andrea 9 Warner. Sammy 57 Warlh, Mack 50 Watford. Paula 7. 116. 1115 Wavra. Mica 11. 104 Weaver. Albert 1:15 Webster. Colleen 9. 50 Webster. Jay 1115 Wepms. Dean 70. 1:15 WEIdie. Cuurlney 7. 26. '19. 50 Weiss. Kalherin W91 .. $001.! 12. 111. 211, I10. 58. 99 Wesson. Allison 151. J 42. 50 White. Jenny 22. 10 48. 11111. 50 While. Owen 12. 102. 511 White. Rubin I56 Whilespunner. Kenneth 56 Whltlng. Stephen :10. 1' 15 WhItney. Dean 70. 1115. 125.18'1 Whillmk. 1hris 120 Whillm'k. Gavin 120 Wild. 'l'nnya 120 WIley. Kalhy 2'7. 66 Willlams. Hilly 1211 Williams. Jeffrey 111. 1:15 WIIlIams. Kathryn 1 0 Williams. Mallhew . Williams..1ennifer 151' Williams. Marian 1:1. 1.44. 1:15 WIlliams. Philip 1:1. 61 Williams. W'esley 1115 WIlsun. Kenneth 611 Wilsnn. Sheri 120 Wirlz..1ay 1:40 Wundrick. Chrissy 29 Wood. Amy 57 Woods. David 1115 Wmllell. Keilh 121. 19. 211. 1:15. 159 Wnrsham. Gayle 11:15 Wurlh. Mack 1115 WrIulIl. Richard 1111. 1111'. 1.15.159 X Yates, Stephen.50. 92. 120 York. Janice 24 Z Zeigler. Rosie 22. 30. 31.60.1111 Zelunka.MaI-199. 17 135 Zuber Hank 120 Zuber. Michael 70. 1:15 195 Look At The Birdie Wanda Gardner and Laurie Parker are smiling because they get to eat something else besides cafeteria food. Say cheese! Shelby Smith puts on a happy face for the camera. Chad Hensley doesrft seem to be too thrilled at having his picture taken for the annual. Try it, youql like it! Greg Mohler is coaxing Jackie Bond into trying something new. Mack Worth shys away from the lens and concentrates on his work. I 196 Faces Having some problems with your sail? Kel- cey Holem dnesnk seem to be enjoying windsurfing too much. HLadies and gentlemen, presenting, Derek Langdale, the newest centerfold for Hot Stuff magazine. 5g. 15 Lisa Britenbucher aqdher bayfriend Dar- rin Jones, enjoy a feiAfv moments together. Here is Jim Lemon modeling the latest style in GOObET Fashion . Escorting him Steven Copeland is ready to make him men IS Denise wt is it Dennis'D Lamey. something to munch on Faces 197 Annual staff members always need a place to hide away, and the back room was the perfect place, A lot of work piled up eh? Sherrie Frazier takes a break from all the work. $ wwwmmwmgg Eggwgag Being an annual staff member meant Maria Mallard and Sandy Ellison meet A1abama;Randy Owen, and Jeff Cook. meeting interesting people. Here, editors two members of the famous country group 198 Closing CLOSING IN STYLE A special thanks goes to Greg Vogel who helped us with pictures. The 1988-84 Annual staff com- pleted this years annual despite a few setbacks; late deadlines, miss- ing pictures, and complete confue sion every day. Good did come out of all the bad though. Not only did the staff bring the budget out of debt for the first time in years but also took on a new sponsor, Mrs. Brenda Jordan. She played a tre- mendous part in the success of the book. Even when she had no idea of what was going on7 she always looked like she did! Seriously though, we all knew we couldnt have gotten through the year without her. There are many more thank youls that need to be said. To ML Larry Hollis, our representative, thanks for answering all the questions; to Sherria Frazier, thanks for being a terrific business manager; to Ala- bama, thanks for giving us a few minutes of your time; to Mrs. Grimm, thanks for helping us out when we needed answers quickly; to Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Lee, and ML Walker, thanks for putting up with us all; also to all the teachers who let us work when we needed to; last but not least, thanks to the entire annual staff who without all their hard work we wouldnt be reading this. 50043:: Emma WiaMallard CloSing 199 200 0 ,r 57? 3 1683-84 Seniors agGoing In Style m Students who have spent time at O.S.H.S. realized that their years in high school were only a small part of their lives, but played a very important role in deciding on their goals for the future. Through the years they had made many friends and memories that ? will last forever. 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