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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1989 volume:

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' important to the en ire life of the school, important to the Without each small piece we wouldnht be Ocean Springs High m y I' Construction Causes . . . School began with a bang - that is to say, the hang of ham- mers. Construction and remodel- ing could be seen all over the school. ttWhat happened to the chemis- try lab? thhere's drivers, ediw ttllve never heard of Room 12C? Signs were posted around the halls to help confused students find their Classes. Sophomores Blake Dillman, Donald McNabb, Lon- nie Carroll and Tom McGruder donate summer hours to get the new senior English room painted. Mrs. Victory llmade-do in an old shop area while she waited for the science lab to be remodeled. 4 7 Opening These were common remarks as students tried to find their rooms on Day 1. By Day 2 almost all the confusion had disappeared. By Day 3 everything was normal. Flexible students and teachers ad- justed quickly. 1989 was the year of accreditation and OSHS was ready! Shanda Flurry looks lost on her first day. Wonder if she ever found her class? The teachers began their year with a Hkick-off lun; cheon. Mr. Dye looks worried that Mr. Presley and Mr. Brenner wonl leave any food. Very quickly things turned routine. Bott0m ler Tiffa- ny Merritt learns how to use a microscope in 6th period Biology. ' F L Ma: :QA-L, 'Iu, .hl. J'I'k ,$' A. h'1k J-Jnch'4y j, w r u. . N'l-fM N Cn'hyj' 3U yum-x .h.c-. 7 I 5.0 A-Jl a w-:.ahll..0H,qu.3.HM-n-. Uh 1'1: HaJ a mic +1 1crno'ao-PI0 So's'y. JM; :44: RM Pe-Jb Jool'Pele Lonny. Ah dell. L t rpki'. 1- l - :1 HM C- h- n jtd. ,4 V J t vci Rood; ?qijhlld-Jut q Lc Eat. $333!, But Not For LongW- M hme Opening h 5 BOATING, SKIING, TANNING, A PIECE OF Kristen Wujek takes a Cannon shot in a cam yon background. Steve Mason takes a plunge! A red nose, a red shirt, and a red hat A what more could Keith Delcuze ask for! Thumbs up to Clyde Higgs in his Odyssey mini car. ELAXING, TRAVELING UMMER ACTION! 1SummeUsum-uanoun beasonU a crazy time Of the year where men and women are crazy. Crazy times, crazy fun, and crazy students at- tempt to act sane. Here are some ole crazy Hounds just plainly being crazy. Lookout Las Vegas, here cume the Donna Burke Dancers! Wow! It is Amy Grant with Sandra Turek and Mindy Young! Adam Frost, Charles Fowler, Jennifer McCamey, Patty Ramsay, Amy Sherrell, and Mimi Rice show their smiles at sum- mer church camp. 7 Opening Mindy Mahnke as she reflects on a peaceful thought. Peace Dog, Eddie: Dixon. plays his mellow tunea. Crazy Amy Webb just eating her crazy lunch; ' Opening w 9 FOOTBALL Bottom mw: Laura Martin, Teresa Cunning- ham, Julie Noble. Nicole Barthes 10 7 Cheerleaders CHEERALE DERS Middle row: Joy Fairley, Kelly Pugh, Kim Ross, Sarah Williams M Top row: Tasha Franklin, Nancy Murphy. Rhonda Sumrall, Laurin Pennebaker BA SKETBA LL CHEERLEA DEBS I m row: Kelley Winland, Trac Ketch Bonderer. Theresa Otto, Lilah McQuilken, Leslie Lane. Dawn Gaines, Lisa Migues, Not captainx Middle row: Holly benseny, i Top row: T ra Dessommes kap- pictured- Tiffany Rimes. 11 g Cheerleaders A Piece Of Action is one thing that is not a scarcity at Ocean Springs High. Greyhounds make the most of their spare time, whether it be in or out of class. Vanja Phillippoff, Charles Shockley, Ryan Laden, and Chris Burch pass their first test in Basic Clowning 101 Mmmmm, ?Ww+f1 - Nichol$ Gates, Bridget Kelly, Franklin Adams, Robert Barr, Chevelle . Gaskill, Jeff Holland, Kevin Dudiack, Jeff Ward, and Kathy Blessey 12 -- Openmg deserve awards for their originality in pyramid building. 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Laura Harrison and Sandra Turek smile for the camera. 14 7 Seniors i GRADUATION? What,s so scary about gnaduation? Responsibility .. ' Mike McCaslin uIL means it's the end of a part of my life. Remi Damis uMoving away from my mother! David Benson uIt's the beginning of doing things for yourself not being spoon fedf' Brian Cooley. WHAT DO YOU THINK IS SO SCARY ABOUT GRADUATION? LAWN Mmum 3 bootse ! Top: Mrs. Manning and MrsV Jordan are proud to be the Class of '89 spon- sors Left: Chad Dikes is happy to be back in school. Middle: Brian Bass says, MPhumbs up? to the senior class. Right: Delicia Boney wears sunglasses because our future is bright! 15 Seniors Friendships are made of gold. Friends stay friends forever. Through thick and thin they still manage to pull through. Friends highlight high school life, brightening the days of overworked students. Shayne County, Giff Ormes, Scott McNally, Brett Netolicky and Ronnie Simnicht share a relaxed moment at Meet the Team Night, top Physics sometimes brings out the worst in all of us! Just ask Karin Strong, Bri. an Cooley, Scott McNally, Remi Davis and David Benson. Tammy Belton, Leslie Murry and Amy Sherrell are proud to be friends! Michelle Batton, Trista Reynolds, Re- gina Chappel, Stephen Iachino and Mrs. Marchettys 6th period Marine Science Class find time to have a little fun Gmttom righO. 16 lu xI l 1 K Dwan Dawson, Remi Davis, Paul Vick, Jenny Hontz, Yolanda Newby, Leslie Anderson, and Sean Cotter take time out of Pa- per Staff to have a little fun. Mike McCaslin, Brian Cooley, Gary Yarber, Aaron Williams, and Sherry Stultz are only five of the few infamous Seniors who dorft get out at 1:00. Henrick Hull and Gregg Descher prac- Laura Harrison and David Benson must have talb time looking cool. en some pretty funny government notes. Opening 1 l7 Choir Officers CHOIR OFFICERS: Lisa Saunders- President Darren Curtis- Vice- President ReGina Chappell- Secretary Tara Madden- Treasurer Jennifer Havelin- Publicity Brandi Allen- Publicity 18 First row: James V tory, Charles Fowler, Darren Curtis, Brian Riviere, Dave Barbknecht, Wes Switzer, Chad Gautier. Second row: Charles Trahan. Todd Allen, James Pendergras. Third row: Mike Wright, David McDonald, Alex Switzer, David Martin, Kyle Dressback. First row: Kim Schultz, Kristen Carlson, MaryAnn Renncbaker, Kerry Gambrell, Shelly Logan, Jennifer Barry, Tina anfing. Second row: Ellen Anderson, Jennifer McCamey. Christy Moder, LeighAnn Bracey, Dawn Gaines, Tory Battle. Third row: ReGina Chappell, Kelley Williams, April Newby, Tia Wiley, Misty Meredith. First row: Shellie Henson, Lisa Saunders, Tara Mad- den, Jennifer Taylor, Shanta Jenkins, Ria Wi- ley, Jodi Williams. Second row: Melinda Reid, Tammy Toche, Kerri Ivey, Lisa Webb, Jennifer Miller, Jenny Westbrook, Melissa Crisler. Third mw: Brandi Allen, Yvette Clark, Tara Mayo, Amy Merlau, Jennifer Havelin Choir 19 Musical Pieces A choir is made up of many voices, blending together to create a perfect harmony. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, the Ocean Springs choir has worked to form a combination worth bragging about. The choir trav- eled to Washington last year and plans to sing in New York next year. LIBRARIANS: Brandi Allen, Yvette Clark, Melissa Crissler and Jennifer Miller help Mrs. Sawyer and the choir by filing, retrieving, and duplicating music. hLEF'IU SEXTET: Row 1, Alternates, LeAnne Bracey, Jennifer Miller. Row 2, Tara Madden, Amy Merlau, Lisa Saunders, Tara Mayo, Kristen Carlson and Marianne Pennebaker. Mrs. Sawyer takes pleasure in work- ing with the many groups in choir. QUARTET: Kyle Dressback, alternate; Charles Fowler, David Martin, Darren Curtis. 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Hen! gmzwm. 7:8? 233 mam 25m 12:53:. 22 7 Band Blue And Grey, Pride UIEFW JASON KING. 1988-89 Blue and Grey Drum Major Jack MCViCkar and Ed Prasse take time out for a picture. .INJ XND OFFICERS: Row 1, Nicole Watson. lst Lt.; UK McVickar, Captain; Shanda Vogelmeier, Rifle Hain. Row 2, Derrick Wilborn, Sgt.; Robin vner, Drum Captain; Ryan Kirby, Sgt.; Tammy wlegate, Flag CowCapLain; Kim Davis, Guard Cap, G; Laurie Young, 2nd Lt.; Jeff Ward, Sgt. Row 3, vld Porco, lst Lt; Jay Twilbeck, Sgt; Brian Ne, Sgt; Sheri Yeadeke, Sgt; Cindy Burkes, Sgt.; m Grant, Sgt. The Pride Franklin Adams - The man behind the Brass. Robyn Rayner and Chevelle Gaskill watch Zuleme Stogden shake her things.n Halftime shows look confusing until the band members find their places. The O. S. Greyhuund Pride Band turns practice into perfec- tion. 24 Band . i i Vorks For Perfection Jack McVickar screams the death cry. The horns give an informal concert on the school grounds. The BlueyGrey Pride Band is one of high ideals and moral fiber. The pride strives for perfection and the results have been very rewarding. The band, under the direction of Mr. Joe Caci- bauda, has been a consistent winner of Superior Ratings in all festivals entered at the local, state, and out-of-state lev- els. BluevGrey Pride has also performed numerous times in the Walt Disney World Showcase. A fine tradition at OSHS, we proudly present THE BLUE-GREY PRIDE! Bank 7 25 The Pride Rolls On I The bell players make music sweetr er. Caroline Sours is the Pride's majorette. mm; Top row L-R: Kim Shafer, Shannon Alves, Georgia White, Tommy Cheek, Brandi Gnss, Rosa Wilburn, Penny Bishop. Bottom row LiR: Allison Kraf nirk, Jennifer Kehne, Kim Davis. Captain, Shanda Vogelmeier- Captain, w Tammy Applegate- Co-Captain. Monica Fountain. Wendy Burton. K 26 a Band OSHS Dance Team e The Blue-Grey Dance Team, under the sponsorship of Judy Madden, pere forms with the band during the half- time festivities. The captains, Tara Madden and Varnie Wanghoon, partici- pateds in the Tulane Elite Dance Camp, where they were rewarded All Star trophies. Top Row: Jennifer Shollcr, Jenni Florez, Middle Row: Tara Madden. Varnie Wanghomm Bottom Row: Stephanie Sta- pleton, Christy Moder, Kelly Potts, Kim Durrand, Kim Schruff', Kerry Gambrell, Dena Smith, Sonya Franklin. Nut Pic- tured: Christy Bond, Shannon Lawson Dance Team W 27 rey Hounds . . . . . . At Wor , Leave me alone. I've had a bad night, Chrissi Robinson seems to be saying. nGive me twenty, Major Lawson says, as Chris Harmon hits the dirt. April Newby, Jim Reed, and Marty Culberson gaze into the microscope looking for intelligent life. 28 Above left: Roggr Wallace, Brooks McKay, and Lee Tucker are trying to devise a new method of studying. Above right: Mrs. Brune hulas her way into evi eryone's heart. Middle left: It looks as if Irving Spikes is resting up far that night's game Middle right: Chris Wilkey flashes his Crest smile for the camera. Right: Mark Hubbard and Kiley Highes are tak- ing a break from their exhilarating lives to pose for a picture. 29 Than OW 4c UR VCLXGK k: mm W hmeus slum dam m3 Com pun Lb H w c S Ct m Mm h n . Fma M w. W A 4M- 9, VL h m-C ' w MW AWE! i C an 176d Pm! IN N R206! HM: VBC'K . km L. b plfdu er: 1v 1'. . t rglir'inm'qf L, AWNW;KA Cddni Mr : , . a C MLI'V 1- r '1'le M Mr ZHWWpH U. I H1 . Q rill! IVewphxgH CL UBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Home eC, government, sports, languages - if you have an inter- est, the high school has a club for you. Sometimes we find our friends in clubs; sometimes we just find a way to pass the time, but for whatever reason we join, clubs are an important part of w our high school years. our parents. even 0 r grandpar- entsw were I school 5-: they must be beneficil. They . emerge,foll . e' ' skills sharpen. ' tud nts learn to put prog ams together and to carry ties include community involvement. ff Clubs are an important part of school, br. st 0 all, we get our kw pictures in the annual! 32 - Clubs ,6 WW 9 MW Varsity Quiz Bowl Team Brian Cooley Remi Davis David Northcutt Ryan Laden Gary Yarber The Scholars Bowl is an elite group, which have come forward to show their talents in knowl- edge. The Varsity Quiz Bowl are the few picked from this group according to their understanding of trivialities in order to compete. ' Scholars Bowl Bottom: Kurt Zala, Wade Davis, Matt Burt, Da- TOD: Mark Vosskamp, Amy Webb, Olivia Sikes, Gary vid Burt, Tao Le, Kristen Carlson. Robin North, Yarber, David Northcutt, Remi Davis, Jenny Honty, Ai Le, Tara Link, Sujatha Hariharan, Lisa Ken- David Lyons, Gene Carter, Scott McNally, Brian dall, Michelle Zitcko, Pat Dye Cooley, Ryan Laden, Nicole Watson, Cathy Lantrip, Amy Phillips, Mike Webb 84 Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta Officers Bottom: Gary Yarbep Reporter, Amy Webb Treasurer, Scott McNallyNice President, Top: Brian Cooley-President, Kim Thompson-Secretary, Mrs. Dye- Sponsor. Seniors, lst; Julie Noble, Tara Link, Keri Dahl, Krista Moak, Sherry Stultz, Robin Ramsey. Jenny Hontz, Adele Rice. Brian Keese, Dwan Dawson. Remi Da vis, Amy Phillips, 2nd; Tammy Applegate, Lisa Kendall, Sherri Yeadeke, Laura Morrison, Cheryl Wells, Michelle Allen, Amy Sherrell, Nicole Barthes, Amy Turk, Jenni Garrett, Mindy Young, Tracy Kotchmar, Teresa Cunningham, Laura Martin, Shelley Wade, 3rd: Jason Rector, Giff Ormes, Todd McNulty, Gregg Descher, Matt Deiger, Sandra Turek, Steve Desjardins, David Benson, Mike Rossi, Brad Hawkins, Wendy Steffe, Suzi Foster. Sondra Butler, Amy Webb, Gary Yarber, Scott McNally, 4th: Jennifer Harrison, Josselyn Higginbotham, Mike Webb, Tanya Payton, Karin Strong, Jimmy French, Jim WiL liams, Eric Herman, Paul Vick, Chris Coppedge, Pat Seals, Chip Castle, Mike McCaslin, Larry Miller, Brian Cooley, Kim Thompson, Gene Carte, Joey Seymour. lst row: Michelle Zitco, Fred Tacon, Jay Twilbeck, Jennifer Florez, Tiffany Chiang, Tara Dobbins, Robin North, Natalie Beverin, Christa Waller, Kristen Carlson. 2nd row: Scott Ashley, Greg English, Leslie Anderson, Amber McConnell, Kim Ross, Lee Scheufele, Dam ielle La Gerda, Bryan Cruthirds, Jason Kilpatrick, Yee Man Lam, Jennifer Barry, Nicole Watson 3rd row: Ronnie Weems, Kevin Brumfield, Mike Diaz, Scott Janus, Matt Burt, Sarah Williams, Walt Skupien, Ryan Laden, Patti Ramsey, Mimi Rice, Anne Desjardins, Keli Crenshaw, Cathy Lantrip. Clubs g 35 Close-Up Club The Close-Up group is a new club which is going to Washing- ton D.C. during Spring Break. This will be the first year of involvements. The members are Bottom: Charles Fowler, Paul Damiano, Dwan Dawson, Meri Green, Jenni Florez. Mid- dle: April Newby, Jenni Garrot, Michelle Zitco, Cheryl Wells, Laurie Young. Top: Laurie Phillips, Chris Coppedge, Da- Vid Northcut, Scott McNally, Sean Black. Amy Phillips and Kim Thompson are Teenage Republican Officers. Teenage Republican Club lst row: Chad Gottsche, Alex Switzer, Tiffany Rimes, David Lyons, Zuleme Stogden, Kelly Hyde. 2nd. row: Laurie Phillips, Charles Fowler, Amy Webb, Brian Cooley, Paul Damiano, Dwan Dawson, Meri Green, Tara Madden, Jenni Florez, Sean Black, Kristen Wujek, Thao Le. 3rd row: Lisa Webb, Christine Brown, Olivia Sikes, Ai Le, Suzi Foster, Mindy Young, Michelle Zitco, Cheryl Wells, Laurie Young, Roxann Parchman, Heather Stonestreet, Marianne Penne- baker, Becky Schmff, Danny Pollard 4th row: Troy Cruthirds, Greg English, Ronnie Toncrey, Craig Raynor, Greg Allen, Tori Battle, Chris Coppedge, David Northcut, Scott McNally, Todd McNulty, Scott Janus, James Useforge, Jada Hughes, Shelly Logan, Kurt Zala, Phillip Northcut, Mike McCaslin. 5th row: Dave Barbknecht, Wesley Switzer, Kelly Creel, Robin North, Kristen Carlson, David Williams, Tiffany Chiang, Joey Lyons, Chris Albright, Jake Rohrich, Matt Burt, Beth Holderfield, Amy Turk, Jason Hagmaier, Julie Noble, David Martin, Chance Williams, Mike Russi, Jenny Hontz, Tara Dobbins, Tonya Payton, Amy Phil- lips, Kim Thompson, Mary Tyler, Keith Wade. Connections V .7 M. Wqumbn-l M6 a I I 1 Wm i'wnu ; re . . L - , , a 4n w m V . This small group of students welcomed new students and Visitors to our school. They were especially helpful with the exchange students this yeah ROW 1: Paul Damiano, Tiffany Chaing, Jenny Garrett, kaptaim, Tracy KULChmar, Amy Turk, Krista Moak. ROW 2: David Lyons, Mindy Young, Nicole Watson, Sandra Turek, Sherry Stultz and Adele Rice. ROW 1: Dawn Dawson, Charles FowlerY Bac Shelton, Bullock and Tara Link. ROW 3: Sean Cotter, Meri John O Keefe, Brian Cooley, and Sally Brune, Sponsor. Green, Joe Henery, David Lafferty, Adele Rice, Gary ROW 2: Wade Davis, David Lyons, Matt Burt. Robert Yarber, Paul Damiano, Paul Vick, and David Burt. Baar. David Northcutt, Michael McDonald, Jimmy Clubs - 37 R.O.T.C.-A Step Toward The Future First Alpha Company TOP ROW: Horatio Powe, Phillip Barker, Mi- chael Willines, Derrick Wilborn, Chris Coppedge, Alonzo Price, Charles Shockley, MIDDLE: David Reid, Brian Kilcullen, Clay La Grone, Kenneth Wallace, David Williams, Bailey Tatum, Bruce Duckett. SITTING: Kelly Hyde. Regina Hyde, Pat Price, Melissa Gardner, Frederica Quinn, Barry Todd, and Paul Carsen. Second Bravo Company FIRST ROW: April Newby, Lisa Guertin, Rachael Carson, Jeff Bourque, Sean Black, Steve Rich, Joseph Smith, Marcus Lombardo, Brad Hall, Jeni Florez. SECOND: Darin Black, Clark Levi, David Atwell, Tracey Blanchard, Andy Lewis, James Houck, Dwight Jones, Casey McConnell, James Fulton. Charlie Company FIRST ROW: Shane McKenzie, Greg Miller, Craig Bradley, Arthur Joseph, Carrel Hughes, Tracey Strau. SECOND: Anthony Wallace, Kris Albright, Russell Lassitter. 38 Delta Company FIRST ROW: Candice Gigl, Jim- my French, Shannon Lawson, Treva Kennedy. SECOND: Jake Rohrich, Jason Phillips, Doug Williams, Leon Lowery, and David Belche. Battalion Staff Greg Miller mSMx Candice Gigl 63, Kenny Wallace wOL Jeni Florez OiOL Ra- chael Carson 62L Shannon Lawson Echo Company, lst Platoon BOTTOM: Scott Vit- titow, Colleen Stevens, Labanachek Lowery, Jim- my Bullock, Christine Robinson, Woodie Allen, Julie Yarborough. TOP: Laverne Moses, Patrick Barker, Ross Alexander, Clifford Strong, Chanda Jackson, Adam Marsh, Milton Moses, Chris Sa- bino, Denise Terrell, and Tommy Hill. 6th Echo Company, 2nd Platoon FIRST ROW: Carman Robertson, Joshua Skaggs, Paul Gentry, Jimmy Bullock, Rashonda Brown, Linda Kinney, Charlette HilL SECOND: James Witts, Chris Harmon, Eric Hill, Artis Baker, Billy Knuth, Jason Wilkerson, Michelle Preston, David Proulx, and James Harrison An R.O.T.C. Day ... . . .And Night! 40 . Foreign Exchange Students Ocean Spring High. School was pleased to host the following ex- change students: Henrik Hult, uThe Swede ; Matthias Pfauder, Ger- many; Vanda Almquit, Sweden; Blas Sajardo, Spain; Isabel Carrel, Switzerland; Andrea Baldan, Italy; Barbara Favata, Italy; Rene Mer- tens, W. Germany. lst row: Rebecca Cummings, Vanja Philippoff, Chuck Wilkes, Julie Myers, Philip Northcut, Tara Dobbins, Fred Tacon, Paul Vick, Brian Riviere, Ellen Anderson, Tina Hafferkamp, Paul Stultz. 2nd row: Jackie Trotter, Hale Dees, J ames Pendergmss, David McDonald, Ni- cole Gates, Jennifer Kehoe, Tiffany Chiang, Jason King, Yee Man Lam, Heather Hudlow, Christine Brown, Lisa Webb, Julie Shearon, Melissa Wilkerson, Joseph Useforge. 3rd row: Yvette Clark, Sujatha Harihan, Tiffany Dartez, Lori Simpson, Dawn Carpenter, Anna La Cap, Kris Graham, Rosa Wilborn, Thao Le, Kurt Zala, Jason Hag- maier, Ronnie Weems, Danielle La Gerda, Jenny Hontz, Dwan Daw- son, Shelly Logan. Top: Chris Wilkey, Danny Pollard, Suzanne Reeky, Leigh Ann Bracey, Etta Murphree. 41 N5 rca XX 1 Wham; mm Mfg; US k TV X-. y XXLU'NO K12 S. A. D. D. Grows Strong GD : 1988-89 S.A.D.DV Officers: Kim GMAK Thompson, VicepPresident; Remi L X Davis,President;Amy Phillips,Sec- ' u ,: retary; Mindy Young, Treasurer; - ' Mary Green, Reporter; Jenny Florez, Jeff Holland, Chris Hill. Sponsors: Terri VanValkenburg, Stan Partridge, Sally Brune. Buttom row: David Beaugez, Bri- an Cooley, Dawn Dawaon, Tiffaw ny Chaing, Jennifer Berry, Darin Black Tiffany Dartez, Missy Boney, Heather Bass. Middle row: Michelle Gahrmann, Candi Clower, Cindy Burks, Sean Black, Anne Desjardins, Natalie Reverin, Sham Abbot, Wade Da- vis, Michelle Allen, Vanessa Blair, Stephanie Byrd, Marie ArG ney. Top row: Beth Edwards, Sondra Butler, Michelle Combs, Stephane Cash, Tara Dobbins, Missy Bozard, Stacy Brown, Kris Albright, Kathleen Blessey, Tommi Cheek, Regina Chappell, Michelle Batton. Bottom row: Tara Link, Kris Graham, Laura Harrison, Jenny Hontz, Ai Le. Paula Knight, Jen- nifer Kehoe, Jimmy French, Kris Kosch. Middle row: Mary Kois, Meredith Futral, Stephanie Egan, Shanta Jenkins, Sujatha Hariharan, Nimla Gates, Shelly Jackson, Jeni Florez, Charles Fuwler, Shannon Lawson, Jen emy Langille. Top r0w1Chad MiG chaud,JeffH01land, Scott Janus, Greg English, Jeremy Kilpatrick. Buddy Keechel, Clyde Higgs, Chris Hill. Lisa Kendall, Jenni- fer Harrison, Brian Keese, David Lyons, Nicole Langille, Leslie Lane 42 lst: John O Keefe: David North; cutt, Adele Rice, Krista Moak, Mimi Rice, Robin North, Gina Papania, Nancy Murphry, Lauren Pennebaker, Danny P01- lard. 2nd: Tara Mayo, Carrie Moser, Theresa Matthews, Jason McCleave, Susan Frisco, Lea Pickard, Roxanne Parchman, Zuleme Stogden, Marianne Pen- nebaker, Rhea Wiley, 3rd: Philip Nnrthcutt, Julie Myers, Chad Gottsche, Michael McDonald, Jake Rohrich, Scott McNally, Tanya Payton, Randall Rich- mond, Bronjelyn Reed, Patty Ramsey, Donald McNabb, Jason Robohm. lst; Christina Taranto, Amy Turk, Sherry Stultz, Cheryl Wells, Kristen Wujek, Joey Sey- mour, Pat Seals, Bart Stanfield, Ronnie Toncrey. 2nd; Chris Will key, Mark Vosskamp, Sarah Struck, Nichole White, Jackie Trotter, Gwen Thicksten, Karin Strong, Jennifer Sholler, Jenni Westbrook, Jenny Florez. 3rd; Jennifer Taylor, Tony Wallis, Colleen Stevens, Billy Tran, Mary Tyler, Nicole Watson, Krista Waller, Amy Webb, Sher- ry Yeadeke, Becky Schroff. Michelle Combs, Mindy Young, Mrs. Brune, and Michelle Allen worked hard for S.A.D.D. at the DTherviHe Landing hnoth. These beach goers, Ronnie Toncrey, Marie Arney, and Fred Tacon show their findings from cleaning up Ocean Springs beach. 43 lst row: Scott McNally, Parliamentarian; Remi Davis, Treasurer; Jeremy Kilpatrick, President; Amy Phillips, Secretary; Brian Cooley, ViceiPresident. 2nd Row: Sponsors: Mr. James Gilbert, Miss Rosie Ziegler and Mr. Greg Denyer. SENIORS lst mw: Tara Link, Amy Webb, Cheryl Wells, Sherry Stultz, Robin Ramsey, Remi Davis, Kim Thompson, Jenny Hontz, Adele Rice, Brian Keese. 2nd Row: Emily Irwin, Keri Dahl, Jenni Garrett, Teresa Cunningham, Sandra Turek, Brian CooleyY Michelle Allen, Kelly Creel, Amy Sherrell, Nicole Barthes, Amy Turk. 3rd Row: Dwan Dawson, Matthew Dieger, Mike Rossi, Wendy Steffe, Suzi Foster, Scott McNally, Amy Phillips, Beta Club members work at the basketball games and have a good time doing so. These members are Jeremy Kilpatrick, Tiffany Chaing, Brian Cooley, Daniel Lagerda, Remi Davis. Beta Club JUNIORS: Row 1; Paul Peoples, Fred Tacun, David Lyons, Robin Yemen 1am. 3rd Row: Michelle Zitco, Scott Ashley, Mike Diza, Devin North, Caroline Soul's, Nicole Watson, Brice Mitchell. 2nd, Ai Le, Brumfield,Jason Haggnar, Ronnie Weems,Amber McConnell, Leslie Cathy Lantrip, Jeremy Kilpatrick, Danielle LeGerda, Walt Skupian, Anderson, Brennon Beck, Natalie Beverin, Krista Wallar, and Jenni- David Burt, Matt Burt. Ryan Laden. Patti Ramsey, Hien Nguyen, fer Barry. SOPHOMORES: Row 1, Dennis Stultz. Jacab Bara-Skowronck, Chad Michaud. Billy Tran. Susan Prisco. 3rd Row: Nichole Gates, Nancy Murphy, Lauren Pennebaker, Jennifer Jones, Shannon Randall Richmond, Landice Clower, Michelle Gahrmain, Tom Magruder, Shannon Lawson, Jennifer Kehoe, Meredith Futral, Smith, Tiffany Dartez, Dawn Carpenter. 2nd, Kurt Zala, Wade Davis, Jimmy Newland, Jeff Moye, Michael McDonald, Will Gay, Lea Pickard, Mark Vosskamp. $ ' . 45 Officers Amy Turk- President Robin North-Vice- President Tracy Kotchmar- Secretary Greg Descher- Treasurer David Benson- Reporter The 1988-89 members of the Student Council are as follows: ROW 1: Sherree Thibodeaux, David Beaugez, Nicole Watson, Natalie Beh David Benson, Greg Descher, Amy Turk, Robyn North and Tracey verin. ROW 3: Laurie Simpson, Vanessa Blair, Sujatha Hariharan and Kotchmar. ROW 2: Julie Myers, Sandra Turek, Stephanie Palmer, Philip McMichaeL 46 Clubs ' L to R: David Belcher, Bryan Cruthirds, reporter; Derrick Wil- born, vicevpresident; Kenn Wal- lace, president; Laurie Arthurs, secretary; Paula Knight, Andy Lewis, Sean Black. lst row: Karin Strong, Carrie Moser, Kris Kosch, Olivia Sikes, Ai Le, Candi Clower, Michelle Garhmann, Thao Le, Stephanie Byrd, Vanessa Blair, Sujatha Hariharan. Heather Johnson, Shelly Logan, Leanne Bracey, April Stewart, Pan Baxter, Lisa Webb. 2nd: Christine Robinson, Andrea Chamblis, Shelly Jackson, Mimi Rice, Dwan Daw- son, Tanya Payton, Kurt Zala, Sean Cotter, Remi Davis, Tiffany Chiang, Shan Abbot, Kristen Wujek, Brian Bass, Paul Damiano, Fred Tacon. 3rd: Robert Baar, Keli Crenshaw, Robin North, Nicole Wat son, Laurie Young, Cheryl Wells, Robin Ramsey, Danny Pollard, Charles Fowler, Jay Twilbeck, Sherry Stultz, Mark Vosskamp. Sponi sor-Zeigler. 611p: ?J-Immhia Glade Qmermgalltgthi The paper staff is composed of many students interested in specific fields of journalism. The paper staff is sponsored by Mrs. Terri Van, who spends much of her time with her students, researching and organizing. The Hounds Tale is printed every three weeks. This year's paper staff wasnit afraid to exercise their right of the first amendment by producing articles they deemed necessary, whether they were controversial or not. Although students receive no credit, they do benefit from the ex- periences they learn and use them in high school, college, and for the rest of their lives. Mrs. Van helps Jenny Hontz with a title for an article she is doing. Remi Dvais shows Sean Cotter her article about Vo-Tech. 48 e vwmwm Remi Davis, Rachael Carson, and Sean Cotter L to R: Rachael Carson, Paul Vick, Leslie look over Paul Viclds shoulder to get a glimpse of Anderson, Jenny Hontz, Mike Thorjusen, their final copy, while Jenny Hontz and Isabel Remi Davis-Editor, Dwan Dawson, and Carrel take time to see who's taking their picture. Sean Cotter. g 3K: :';qm vv- The paper staff takes time to paint their room. 49 Editors Charles Fowler and Mindy Young take every angle into consideration when cropping a picture. Greyhound Ann ual Staff Mike Webb works with Laura Harrison on a page which will surely become one of their crazy pages. Members: Mike Webb Student life editorL Josselyn Higgin- botham d'aculty editori, Charles Fowler wditom, Mary McLain darkroom Lechnicianl, Laura Harrison Gaces editon, Jennifer Sholler mopy editom, Kyle Ingle mports editun, Jeff McGuff mopy editorJ. Mindy Young teditom Karin Strong mhotograherl, Tanya Payton tdarkl'oom techniciam, Fran McNabb lsponsow. Jennifer Sholler checks Mrs. McNabb's work, while Jeff McGuff checks out Jennifer. '! Karin Strong takes a break from her camera to type, while J osselyn smiles on. Spending many hour in the darkroum, Mary McLain hangs proof- sheets high to dry. Careful planing goes into the preparation of each page of the yearbook; Junior Kyle Ingle diligently plans the quad-pak for the softball pages. Rushing to meet a deadline, Tanya Payton develops a picture, not knowing what to expect This yearls Annual Staff came together to form an original yearbook, while still keeping their sanity. For the yearbook staff members, it took a great deal of responsibility, dedication, and lots of their free time to create something youlll always remember. Under the supervision of Mrs. McNabb, 2 juniors and 9 seniors worked through the year to produce all of the pieces involved for the 88389 school year. Working with the yearbook isnlt all fun and games, even though it may appear to be. It re- quires a great deal of planning, which people donlt realize. Some of the duties include laying out pages, writing and typing copy, shooting and printing photographs, and at the same time, try- ing to capture the spirit of OSHS in an original, creative way. Creativity Comes In Many Art Club Row 1: Candy Cleveland; Nancy Murphy; Angela Fayard; Reporter; Dodie Osley VP; Tami Watts. Pres; Missy Bozard; Lauren Pennebaker; Venessa Blair. ROW 2: Leah Cheesman, Susan Frisco, Tiffany Wilson, Robin North, Tiffany Chaing, Mari Green, Michelle Allen, Lana Lynch, Isabel Cairel. ROW 3: Laurie Author, Met Boonnak, Cheryl Wells, Michelle Batten, Brian Watson, Tiffany Rimes, Angie Alto, Denise Murry, and Stephanie Byrd. Maum,W; c 52 Clubs Fashions L to R: Tiffani Merritt, Jenni Westbrook, Jennifer Sholler, Ka- ren Strong, Kristen Wujek, Cheryl Wells, Shan Abbot, Kim Stiltner, Leslie Molbert, Jada Hughes. Jada Hughes moves n0 muscle- a sign of a good madel. Cheryl Wells shines brightly on stage! A fashion pose by Jenni Westbrook. Tina Brown. Stacy King, Jenni Westbrook have a great time at the FHA fashion show. Clubs A 53 54 Help Is On The Way! Guidance Workers L to R: Robin Ramsey, Barbara Favata, Jenni Garret, Eddie Phillips, Teresa Tap- per, Alan Stenum, Mike McCaslin, Chris Hill. N.P. Chris Coppedge. Attendance Workers 151; row: Sharlette Smith, Tina Haffer- kamp, Michelle Zitco, Rhea Wiley. 2nd row: Deanna Richmond, Leah Cheesman, Jennifer Lowman, Joy Fairley, Angela Swartz, Angela Raymond, Tori Battle, Top- Tommy Goldsmith. N.P. - Jennifer Sholler, Leigh Scheufele. MN: Attendance worker Jennifer Sholler checks a list. L to R: Stephanie Cash, Coleen Stevens, April Stewart. J r. Representatives rom Committee D.E.C.A.: Row 1: Shelly Hull, V.P., Charlene Harklemad, Kristi Gen- Junior Prom Committee: Ist row: Robin North, Kyle Ingle, David now, Pres., Shane Peattie, Treas., Charissa Penton, Piper Nelson. Lyons, Daniel La Gerda, Laurie Arthur, Wendy Burtun, Michelle Rep. Row 2: Montelle Schuff, James Edwards, Paul Melah, Tracey Zitko, Anne Desjardins. 2nd row: Patty Ramsay, Adele Rice, Krista Reynolds, Lori Engle, Danielle Tallianicich, Jennifer Smith, Dena Waller, Cathy Lantrip, Greg English, Chris Burch, David Burt. Audie Smith, Stacey Reynolds. Mary Thomas, Cassie SewellA Quinn, Cassie Sewell. :35 Mock Trial Team 6Goes To Courtt, Under the leadership of Mr. Bill Scott, students traveled across the state competing in mock trial to show their knowledge of courtroom procedures During the trials, winning or losing did not depend on winning the case. In- stead, scoring was by points given by such things as behavior, creativity, thought processes and dress. Throughout the state there are 32 schools competing, with each team competing six times. Mr. Oscar Jordan and Ms. Martha Carson give the group points as they prepare for their tttrial. $5 i Mr. Scott instructs the students in trial procedure during a practice session. Several members of the mock trial team are Jeff McGuff, Jeremy Mabary, Lisa Kendall, Heather Hudlow, Jenni Garrett and Rachael Carson. Mrs. Martha Carson and Mr. Bill Scott advised the group. Heather Hudlow questions the witness, Rachael Carson, during a Mock Trial procedings. The judge, Ms. Martha Carson, listens to the testimony. To be a member of Quill and Scroll, a student must be published in the annual, the news- paper, the literary magazine, or have done outstanding work in other fields of journalism. They must also be in the top third of their class g and be recommended by a teacher. , Standing: Remi Davis, Paul Daminano, Karin Strong, 3 Jeremy Kilpatrick, Mindy Young, Sean Cotter, Jenny Hontz. Sitting: Tanya Payton and Swan Dawson. Kris Kosch, Charles Fowler, Mike Webb7 Josselyn Higgin- botham and Kyle Ingle. fSENIORS Z CLA SSES WWW, f t? i 2k j K j . Wwwn Wwwmwhww ' mew 0W .x w m WAWWMWM MMMMWW? i ggwwwx i 5 g WM g The last year. 3 5K, ; For twelve years seniors have worked, i played, sweated, cheered and studied to g gether. Now, this piece of the puzzle will , fat ; break away and the 1989 seniors will go on mwwwf to new fields to find their way in life i. a x j k M M s k t meW J UNI ORS ff 5 X? N SOPHOMORES XVW m5 .3 The fun year. g Juniors are not new to the school anymore, and ' R g they still have a year to really get serious; conse- quently, they seem to bide their time in fun and amusement. Their puzzle piece will be here next year as the Class 01 1990 carries on the traditions set by years past. x E; J LVN wThe cute classh QgThe baby class - names every sen- ior andjunior had to live With, so now they stick them on these sophomores. Thatts okay, though, because the Class of 1991 Will have some- one under them next year. Just wait! WWWWWW wm.wmy Shan Abbott AUGI71; SADD 11,12; Soccer 9-12; Close-up 12; FHA 12; CYO; Ambition - Physical Therapy. Stephanie Ables 8227271: French 9-11; Ambition - Lawyer. Frank Adams lll24l71: 12 Yr. Student: Soccer 11,12; Ambi- tion - Business. Brandi Allen 2218171: Soccer Cheerleading 9.10; FHA 9,10; Choir 11,12; Candy Stripe! 11,12; Ambition - Registered Nurse. Michelle Lee Allen 3X25171: National Beta Club 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta 10-12; SADD 1112; Art Club 10-12; Ambition - Education for the Deaf 8:, Hearing Impaired. Vanda Almqvist 1123!?0: Dancing 9-12; Tennis 9-12; Track 9- 12, Craig Anderson 6l4l71: 12 Yr. Student; Golf9l12; Ambition - College. Ellen Anderson 7l22l71: 12 Yr. Student; Choir 9-12; French Club 10-12; SADD 11; Whots Who Among America's High School Students. Ambition - Teacher. Tamara Applegnte 4l13171: Band 9-12: Flag CO-Captain 12; Mu Alpha Them 12; ths Who Among High School Stu- dents; National Honor Society; French 11; Ambition - To be successful. The senior officers took pride in the positions they held in the 1989 class. They planned the senior trip, homecoming participation and the band for prom. These girls were elected at the end of the junior year by their class. They are 1ROW D Krista Moak, vice-president; Amy Phillips, President; Robin Ramsey, secretary. 1Row 21 Julie Noble, reporter; N icole Barthes, parliamentarian and Beth Holderfield, trea- suret. 62 - Seniors Sherry Bailey 324271: Choir 9,10; ChoirAwards both years; Ambition - To teach emotionally disturbed children. Andrea Baldan 11216271: Ambition - Manager of Farm. Nicole Marie Barthes 925271: Hem Club 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Football Cheerleader 9212; Football Homecoming Court 10-12; Bat Girl 10-12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 12; Student Co. 9,10; Competition Cheering 10,11;Class Parlia- mentarian 11.12; Ambition - Elementary Education. Brian Bass 1231271: Drama Club; Football; Who's Who in American High School Students; Quill 2x Scroll; French Club; Ambition - Aeronautical Engineering. Dwight Battle 1223271: Football 9,11,12; 2AM Bay 2 Weeks 12;Track 9.11.12, Most Valuable Runner 11, 9; FCA 10,11; Spanish Club 10; French Club 9; Ambition - To be in Frat. Kappa Alpha Psi. Teresa Michelle Button 10220271: 12 Yr. Student; SADD, Art Club; Spanish Club 10; Ambition - Undecided. Charles William Baugh 111 7218270: 12 Yr. Student. Jesse T1 Baxter 1223271k DECA; Ambition - Automotive Me- chanic. David Milton Beaugez 11 6219270: 12 Yr. Student; Football 9- 12; Track 9-12; Soccer 10.12; Student Council 11,12; SADD 12; Phi Kappa; Ambition - Vet. and football. Jason Beaugez 10211271: 12 Yr. Student; Royal Ambassador for God; Tennis; Mu Alpha Theta; Beta Club; Baseball; Ambition - Mechanical Engineer. James Beck 123271: 12 Yr. Student; Ambition - Electrical Engineer. David B. Belcher 10225271: Delta 9-11; ROTC 9212; Amhitiun - US. Army uAirborne Ranger. Tamatha W. Belmn 3224271: 12 Yr. Student; Track Manager, Drill Team; Soccer; Ambimion 1 Veterinarian, David Michael Benson 3223271: Beta Club 10-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; French Club 9.10 WP. 101; Student Council ; Reporter 12: Buys' Slate Senamr; Whu's Whu 10-12; Na- 1 tional Honor Society 9712; Baseball 9.10.12: Phi Kappa Chaplain 12; VP. Lutheran Youth MS 8: AL: AmbiLiun - Astronautical Engineer2lem, Katrina Billeaud 1230271: French Club 10.11; Honor Roll 9; CYO; Ambition - Pediatrician. Seniors 2 63 Kimberly Faye Blackman 7l1l71: 12 yr. student; Spanish Club 9; Softball 10: Ambition - Business Management. Monica Blanchard 8129l70: 12 yr. student; F.H.A.; Hem 10,11: Ambition - Flight Attendant. Patrick J. Blankenship 2116171: Basketball 9-12; President of Phi Kappa; F.C.A.; Ambition 7 Pediatrician. Christy Band 11X14l69: 12 yr. student; Basketball 9; Basket- ball Manager 10; Dance Team 11,12; F.H.A,; Hero; Scrap book; Student of the Month 11; Ambition - 6th grade school teacher. Delicia Honey 9726l71: 12 Yr. Student; Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, 9; Ambition - Pharmacist. Nikki Boutwell 11114I7l: Ambition - Psychiatrist. Luva Boyd 6X27l69: 12 yr. student; Ambition 1 Child care worker. Missy Bozard 10729l70: 12 wt student; Art club; S.A.D.D,; Ambition 7 CosmetologisL Chris Breazeale 5731771: 12 yr. student: soccer 9-12; Track 9.10; CIoss-cuuntry 10; French Club; Who's Whn in Ameri- can High School Student. 10-12; Outstanding American High School Student 11.12; Cheerleader 11; Phi Kappa; Ambition - Sports Medicine. Stacey Brown 9727771: S.A.D.D7 12; Track Manager 9; Track team 11; French Club 10; Psychology Club 11; Ambition . Respiratury Therapy. Troy Brown 2l22l70: Fuotball 9,10; soccer; Ambition - Army. Terry Bryson 1111771: Band 9; Dance Team 9; Tennis 9; Dra- ma Club 11; Ambition . To be successful and happy. Cynthia Diane Burks 4l30I71: Science Club 9; Soccer 9; S.A.D.D. 10-12; Softball 10: Home Room Rep. 11; Band 9- 12; Band Officer; Science Fair Honorable Mention 11; Am- bition , Zmlogist or Physical Therapy, Sondra Butler N30171: 12 yr, student; French Club 9712; Who's Who 11.12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Beta Club 9: S.ADD. 12; Ambition - Commercial Artist. Joel Byrd 12117770: Ambition - Diesel MechanicsV 64 - Seniors Robert A Carlock 2l16l71: 12 Yr. Student; Young Republi- cans Club; Beta Club; French Club; Ambition A USMC Aviatinn. Isabel Carrel 6X7N1: Art Club; Ambition - Public Relations. Rachael Carson l2l16l71: Band 9,10; French Club 10; ROTC 11,12; Paper Staff 12; SADD 12; Ambition - Warfare Psy- chology. Nicholas A. Canoli 7110271: 12 Yr. Student; Baseball 10-12; Ambition - m be rich! Amy Case 7128l7l: 12 Yr. Student; Drama Club; Spanish Club; SADD; Ambition - Law1 Chip Castle 1013171: 12 Yr. Student; Mu Alpha Theta;Ambi1 Lion - Business. Lance MV Catchot 7l21f71: Baseball 9.12; Ambition - US, Marine Corps. .l. J. Cleveland 8l17!70: 12 Yr. Student; Royal Ambassadors for Christ; Follower ofJesus Christ; Ambition 2 To become a preacher and lead people of the world to know Jesus as Lord and Savior. Gene Carter 5l18l71: 12 Yr. Student; Scholafs Bowl; Mu Alpha Theta; Ambition - Biophysical Research. 2Can I help you? asks Jeremy Mabary as he waits for the photographer to or- der. Many seniors. like Jeremy, work part-time job throughout the area. Seniors - 65 Michelle Marie Combs 515171: French Club 9-11; SADD 11,12; Drama Club 11; Who's Who 11, 12; Placed in National French Exam 9: Ambition - Degree in Radio1TV Broadcast- ing. Brian Lee Cooley 11119171: Beta Club 10-12, V3. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 10-12, pres. 12; Chess Club 11,12 VP. 11,12; SADD 12; TeenAge Republicans 12; Scholars Bowl 10-12; French Club 9; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Senior of Month; 151 Place ASCE Scholar 11; Ambition-Chemist. Chris Coppedge Sean Cotter 918171: Creative Writing Club 9; Debate Team; Latin Honors 10; Drama Club 10-12; Quill 8L Scroll 11,12; Connections 11; Chess Club 11,12; Paper Staff 11,12; Ambi- tion - To be Happy. 0 Shayne Arthur Country 416171: 12 Yr. Student; Football 9112; Track 10,11; Karate 10-12; All-Conference Team 10,11; All Buy Player 11; Ambition - Military Pulice1Police Officer. Paul E. Cox 5118171: 12 Yr. Student; Ambition - Cullege1 Navy. Kelly Jo Creel 913171: 12 Yr. Student; Ambition - lst Woman President. Teresa Lynn Cunningham 9111188: Beta Club 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Football Cheerleader 11; Basketball maid: Stu- dent Council 9; Annual Staff 10-11; Class Sec. 10,11; Bat Girl 9,10; Most Beautiful 9; Class Favorite 9; Ambition - Pashiu11 Merchandising. Danen P, Curtis 416171: Choir 11,12; Mu Alpha Them 11; Choir Ensembles 11,12; V.P. Choir 12; Directors Award 11; Ambition - Psychologist. Keri Lyn Dahl 1128171: 12 Yr. Student; Beta Club 11,12; Mu 1 Alpha Theta 11,12; Teenage Republicans 12; Ambition - , Elementary Teacher. 1 1 Paul Damiano 612171: 12 Yr. Student; Spanish Club 9. Drama Club 11,12; Close-Up 12; Connections 12; Paper Smff 11; Chess Club 12; Ambition - Actor. Buffie Duvis 619171: 12 Yr. Student; lst Place Voice of Democ- racy School Contest; Basketball Cheerleader 8L Homecom- ing Court; Bat. Girl; Junior Miss Pageant; Ambition - Col- lege. Kimberly Davis 1214170: Band 9-12; Flag Captain 9,12; Medi- cal Explorer 11;Ril1es 12;Who1s Who' Band VP. 9; Nation- 31 Honor Society; Ambition - To be successful,'. Remi Davis 7116171: Hound's Tale Staff 1012; Editor 12; SADD 10-12, Pres. 11,12; Quill 8x Scroll 12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 10-12; Soccer 9-12; National Merit Semi- Finalist; MS Scholar Athlete Finalist; Ambition - To give back to the world some of what I've been given. Dawn Michelle Dawson 1017171: National Honor Society 9; French 9,12; Pep Club 9,10; SADD 10-12; Drama Club 9,11,12; Teenager R'ep. 12; Beta Club 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Close-Up; Paper Staff 12; Quill 1: Scroll 11,12; Na- tional Merit Finalist; Ambition - Marine BiologistlTeacher. 66 - Seniors Marques Thomas, Steve Rich and Nicky Thomas spent many hours at the local McDonalds. 1RIGHT1 Robert Carlock unpacks his friend Kermit. Matthew A. Deiger 112171: Beta Club 12; Mu Alpha Theta l2; National Honor Society 10.12; Ambition Business or Engi- neering Major. Beth Denham 12X2U71: Drama Club; Close-Up; Ambition - Psychologist. Jody DeSilvey 8X27l71: 12 Yr. Student; Ambitinn 7 Multir millionaire. Gregg S. Descher 9X23X70: Soccer 9-12; Beta Club 10-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Sophomore Cl. Pres. Student Council Trees; Member Boys State; Member of Young Republicans; Ambition - To be a success in whatever field I choose and to travel abroad. Stephen Desjardins 4l1U71: Soccer 9-12; Beta Club 11.12: Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Phi Kappa; Ambition 1 Architect. Tyra Michelle Dessommes 5126171: 12 Yr. Student; Basketball Cheerleader 11,12. Bruce Duckett 5X22l70: 12 Yr. Student; Ambition - collega Kelly M. Dunn 10130l70: Ambition - To be sucvesiful. Chad Dykes Seniors -- 67 Chrismpher J. Economos 9l15l71: Ambition - US Marine Corps Officer. James Edwards 10l25Nl: Ambition 7 Auto Mechanic. Karrie Elfnrd Carrie Nicole Ellerbe 5l29l71: Band 9-10, Flag Corps 10; FBLA Il: Welcoming Committee 11; Ambition , Account ing 8: happiness in life. Lori Ann Engel BASIN: DECA 11,12; Ambition School Teachen Christy Farley Barbara Luisa Maria Favata 6I2l7l: Exchange Student; Am- bition - to travel and speak many different languages. Angela Fayard 1119X70: 12 Yr, Student; Art Club; French gluh; Ambition - Major in Art or Art History. Stephanie Kaye Ferryman ZHBHI: FBLA: Ambition - Busi- ness. Senior hund nu-mln-rn m-n- honored at lhv lusl hmm- I'Imlhull gumeu l'ho; un- Mack Hum KI-vin Mummn. Ed l'mst'hns lfjhhlnhulfwlin L MrYn-kur. Derrick Willmrur. Mike Gram. Zulemma Stugdm. Ruby Rainey. Laurie Yuungz Cindy Burks, Jenmter Harnsun. tlhvw H him Dans. hantm bhanda Vngolmit-r. Tummy Applegme and Brian Keese. Kneeling 68 A Seniors Suzi Foster 2l9l71: Mu Alpha Theta; Beta Club; Teenager Republicans; National Merit. Semifmalist; Ambition - To fine true happiness. Charles Arthur Fowler 2l23l71: Choir 9-12, Treasurer 11; An- nual Staff 11, Editor 12; SADD 11-12; Chess Club 12; Close- Up 12; Teenage Republicans 12; French Club 11-12; Drama Club 11-12; Homeroom ,Represenmtive 10-11; Quill 8: Scroll; Ambition - Pre-Med. Dorothy Fox Charlie A Fox 128271: 12 yr. student; Ambition - To be suc- cessful in law. Sandra Lee Freeman 7l14l71: 12 yr. scudent; Ambition - Cos- metology. Jimmy French U3X'71: 12y1. students; Soccer 11-12; Beta Club 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; SADD 12; Teenage Republi- cans 12; National Honors Society 11-12; ROTC 9-11; Ambi- tion - Electrical Engineer. Mary Fuller 12l26270: 12 yr. students; FBLA; Ambition - Cusmotology1 Sherri Galloway 1l13l'70: 12 yin student; Ambition - Social Worker. Melissa Ann Gardner 1X12X71: 12 yr. student: ROTC: Band; Ambition - Criminal Justice. Teresa Garlotte 2123l70: 12 yr. student; Singing River Mall Modeling Board; Ambition - Model. Greg Garner 7116771: Tennis; Ambition - Computer EngineeL Jennifer Claire Garrett. 5HI71: WiLtiest 9; Spanish Club 9; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class President; Con- nection: 11. Chairman 12; Bat Girl 10-11; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; FCA 10-11; Beta Club 12; Teenage Republicans 12; Girls State Delegate; Varsity Tennis 9-12; Mixed Doubles 5A State Champion 10; Singles 5A State Runner Up; Patty Palmer Award; Who's Who; Outstanding High School Stu- dents of America; Ambition - Business Administration. Kristi D. Gennow 1016l70: W-DECA 10-11; M-DECA 12; Ad- vertising 10; Chapter President 11-12; Fashion Merchandis- ing Promotional Plan 11; Ambition - FashionlMarketing Instructor. Angela Dianne Gieger 1014171: 12 yr. student; Dance Team 9- 11; Softball 10-11; Track 9.10.12; Spanish Club 9; Ambition - Registered Nurse. Candice Rae Gigl 612M712 Spanish Club 9; Cross Country 10; Beta Club 11; Mu Alpha Theta 12: JROTC 9-12; MOWW Award 9; Drama Club 10; Connections 12; Ambition - Col- lege, Medical Specialist in Army Reserves, and Medical Career, Seniors - 69 o Gligho Stephanie Palmer and Lori Engel show off a neat locker while Dwight Battle and Dave Martin 1Below1 hold up the wall. 3.22.2 .-.-:mg2wmm . umwn .- ii :3:;meiV John A. Gill III 7l25270: Football; Track; Ambition - Flying the friendly skies; Christy D. Gable 221170: 12 Yr. Student; FHAIHERO; Ambi- tion - Fashion Designer. Steve Grayson 11Hl71: 12 Yr. Student; Spanish Club 9; Ambi2 tion 7 U1S.M.C.lPresident. Meredith E. Green 1l15f11: Beta Club10;Qu1118z Scroll 11,12; SADD 10,11-0utstanding Member, 122Publicity Chairman; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Teenage Republican 12; Art Club 12; CloseiUp 12; Ambition - Prosecuting Attorney. Lisa Guertin 2X7l71: The Lunch Club ; Ambition , Oceanogr mpher. Charlene Renee Harkleroad 9X24X70: 12 Yr. Student; DECA Club 11,12; Basketball 10-12; Secretary DECA 12; Ambition , Radiologic Technologistlto be successful. 5. A 2 2.252.945... - William V. Harris. Jr. 6115l71: 12 aYr. Student; Chess Club; French Cluh; Cross-Country 9-12; Medical Explorer; Ambi- tion - Engineering or Medicina Susan Ryan Harris ll9l'll: 12 Yr. Student; Basketball 9; Track 10,11; French Club 9-11; Who's Who Among American High Schnpl Students; Ambitiun - Operating Room Nurse1 Jeannifer Jean Harrison 1114271: Band 9-12; Hem Club 11;Mu Alpha Theta 12; SADD 12; Teenage Republicans 12; Ambi- tion - Medicine or Politics. '70 - Seniors MM..: mmlu.pm.-l k Laura Elizabeth Harrison 217171: Quill 8: Scroll 12; Annual Staff 9.12; SADD 10-12. Treasurer 11; Junior Class Repre- sentative; Swim Team; Gayfer Girls 11; Spanish Club; EYC 9-12, president 12; Ambition - Nursinngusiness Manage- ment. Barry Hatch 4123171: Basketball 10-12; Ambition - Kirk's Assistant. Brad Hawkins 1116170: Bela Club 9-12; French Club 9,10; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Baseball 10-12; Phi Kappa 11,12; Ambi- Lion . gnarl: Medicine. Patrick Edward Hayes 912170: Varsity Soccer 9-12; FCA Am- bition - to be successful. Janelle M. Henary-Emetson 11111171: Choir 9; French Club 10; Who's Who Am6ng American High Students 11,12; Am- bition - Elementary Education. Brian Hensarling 1129170: 12 Yr. Student: Ambition - Sports Analyst. Josselyn Ann Higginbotham 3117171: Beta Club 9,11; French Club 9,10; Annual Staff 9,12; Mu Alpha Theta 10-12; SADD 10,11; Drama Club 10,11; Scholar's Bowl 11; Art Club 11; Lunch Club 11,12; Quill 8c Scroll 12; Ambition , To be taller than Dolph Lundgreen's navel. Elizabeth Anne Holderf'leld 317171: 12 Yr1 Student; Beta Club 9; HR Rep. 11; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Senim Class Trea- surer; Teenage Republicans 12; French Club 10-12; Drill Team 9; Ambition - Political Science1Fnreign Relations. Jennifer Huan Eric Holman 3122171: 12 Yr. Student; Beta Club 9-10; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Track 9,10; Soccer 9-12; Phi Kappa 11,12: Spanish Club 9-12; Ambition - Nuclear Biu-Chemist. Dana Hosey 514171: HERO; Annual Staff; Softball; FHA; Am- bition - Pediatric Nurse. Tracy Deanna Houston 416171: Ambition - Medicine. Mark E. Hubbard 7125171: 12 YL Student; Basketball 9,11,12; Baseball, 10-12; Amhitinn - Teacher tMatthisun-yh, Heather Hudlnw 613171: Student Council Reporter 11: Track 10.12; Tennis 9-11; Basketball Cheerleader 9,10; Pumpeti- tion Squad11;Bat Gir110-12;French Club 9-11; PCA 10.11; Drama Cluhall; Ambition Sports Medicine. Jada Lanae Hughes 12110170: Basketball; Track; FHA; Cluse- lip; Young Republicans Club; Ambition - Fashion M0del1 Actress. Seniors 7 71 Kiley Hughes 9l31l71: 12 yr. student; Baseball 10-12; Sports- manship Award; Ambition - Teacher Terrell Anthony Hughes 9110l70: Basketball 9; Ambition - To be all I can be and take life one day av. a time. Shelly Hull Henrik Hult 10X19N1: Soccer; Karate; Ambition - Ambassa- dor for Sweden in a foreign country. Emily Irwin 617K70: 12 yr. student; French Club; FBLA; SADD; Beta Club; ths Who; Ambition - Major in Psy- chology. Shelly Jackson 11l29170: Drama Club; SADD: Ambition - Dentistry. Mitch Jacobs 3l24l71: 12 yr. student; Spanish Club; Basket- ball 12; Ambition - College. Keisha M. Jarrett 7l3U70: FHA; Ambition - 2 yrs, Jr, College and then Air Force. Michelle Jenkins 11116171: Band 9; Ambition - Secretary. Shanta Jenkins 8112l71: 12 yr. student; Choir 9-12; SADD 12; Ambition - Psychologist, Singer. Dwight Jones Kirk Jones 10ll4l70: Soccer 9,11,12; Ambition - Engineer. Arthur Joseph 10111771: Football 9.11.12; Track 9-12; ROTC 10-12; Ambition - Military Career. Charles Joseph 2I7X69: 12 yr. student; Football. Larry Keenum 10l24l71: Band 9-11; Drum Captain and Sec- tional Leader 9; Ambition - College. 72 - Seniors Brian Charles Keese 1V3l17: SADD 12; Lunch Club 11-12; Beta Club 12; Band 9-12, Master Sergeant 12; Orchestra 9- 10; Who's Who 11-12;Spanish Club 9-10; Soccer 9-11;Track 9-10; National Merit. Semifinalist; Ambition - To obtain the ultimate 51.312 of inner peace. Julie M. Kelley lll21V70: French Club 10-11. Vice President 11; SKATA-SKATA fraternity little sister; Ambitinn - Broadcasting Technician. Ellisa Louise Kendall 216771: Beta Club 9-10; Mu Alpha The- ta 10-12; SADD 12; Schalars Bowl 12; Who's Who; Cross Country 9-12; Track 9-12; Ambition - Veterinary Medicine and happily married. Stacy King 9l11X7l: French Club 9-10; Cross Country Man- ager 9-10; Who's Who; Ambition - Physical Therapist. Adam Kisner lollll'llz 12 yr. student; Spanish Club 9; Ambi- tion - Brian Surgeon; US Marine Corps. Mary A. Kois 12129I71: SADD 12; JROTC 9-10; Varsity Foot- ball Manager 10-12; Ambition - Interior DecoramL Khris Range Kusch 9X2Hl: 12 yr. student; SADD; Drama Club; Quill 8; scroll; Attendance Worker 10-11; Ambition - Lawyer. Tracy Lynn Kotchmar 11l23l70: Beta Club 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta11-12;BasketballCheeI-leader 11-12, Captain 12; Stu- dent. Council 9-12, Treasurer 10, Secretary 12: Bat Girls 10- 11; Sophomure Class President; Basketball Homecoming Court 11; Connections 12; FCA 10,11; Ambition - Math Edi Social Work. Rachelle Krystosek 2X16I71: 12 yr. student; Ambition - To succeed. Seniors Steve Desjardins, Paul Nettles, and Jesse Migues awaits anxiously for the soccer game to start. ' ' . 1 Seniors - 73 . . .Busy Seniors Travis Teague and Amy Phillip vote in the Senior Who's Who Elections. Julie Noble and Buffie Davis take time out a1; the concession stand. Bill Kuhn 4118171: Ambilinn - Lawyer Jeremy Lnngille 12l26l70: SADD; Karate; Ambition , Aern space Engineer, Laura LaRosa 5l7l71: FHA; HERO; Ambition - Model, Lara Eric Larsen 9110170: 12 Yr. Student; Ambiuon - Archiv lectural Engineer. William Andrew Lewis 2I16Hl: 12 Yin Student; JROTC; Men dia Club; French Club; Who's Who; JROTC Aradomir Achievement Award; Ambition - Special EffectyMake Up, John Eric Lindsey 12110170: 12 Yr Student; Youth Alive: Ambition - Health Administratun Tara Jean Link 116171 Beta Club 11,12; Mu Alpha 'l'hgta 11,12: Fhess Flub 12; Cross Cnumry; Honur Student 9-12; Candy Striper. Lighting Director; Drama Club 10-12; Humermm Representative 11; Ambition 1 to become ex tremely happy. Randy Inhranu H30l71: Mu Alpha Theta; Officer in Phi Kappa; Baseball 10; Funlhall 9-12; Succer 11,12; Amhillon - nlll own my own hellmpter service. Kristina I.uevan0 1118170: Lihrarry Aide 9; Choir 9; Who's Who 11; Ambition - Certified Public Accountant. 74 - Seniors Jeremy Ray Mabury 6l5X71: Beta Club lOi Chess Club; Ambi- Lion-Nnvy Pilot. Tara Nicnle Madden 9112l7l: Choir 9-12; Madrigal Singers 9,11,12; Mixed Ensemble 11-12; Girl's Sextet 10-12, Trea- surer l2; SADD 10-11; Dance Team 11-12. Captain 12; An- nual Staff 9; Spanish Club 9; Connections 11; Teenage Re- publicans 12; Ambitiun-Business Administration; Law. Lee Ann Maniscalco 1128170: 12 yr, student; Drama Club 10- 12; SADD 12; Annual Staff 11; won award for selling most ads; Spanish Club 9; Ambitinn-Actress David Martin llW71: Football 9; Track 9-10; FCA 10-11; Phi Kappa 10-12; Spanish Club 10; French Club 9;Basketb3119- 10; Homeroom Representative 10; Teenage Republicans 12; Chair 11-12; Ambition-President. Laura Catherine Martin 1X26l71: 12 yr. student; Competition Cheerleading Squad 10-11; Basketball Cheerleader 10; Football Cheerleader 12; Football Homecoming Court 10,12; Basketball Homecoming court 11; Mu Alpha Theta; Hatgirl; Phi Kappa Little Sister; Ambition - Accounting. Stephen Mason 2212l71: Football 9-10; FCA 9-10; Ambition- To follow God's Will. Theresa Anne Mathieu 11l6l71: 12 yr. student; Choir 9-11; Madrigal Singers; Octet; Sextet; Directors Award; SADD; Ambition- Tu succeed, Mike McCaslin 12l22X70: 12 yr. student; Beta Cluh; Mu Alpha Theta; Cross Country; Soccer 9-12: Teenage Republicans; What: Who; National Merit Semifinalist; Ambition-Me- chanical Engineer. Sharon Denise McClellan 9X16l71: 12 yr. student: Ambition- Business Administration. Kathy McEwen 1112270: Ambitinn-To become a paralegal. Jeffrey Scott MrGuff 11X1U7l: French Club 9-10; Chess Club 9: Ambition-Pilot. Timothy Scott McNally 7X28l71: Beta Club 9,11,12, Parlia- mentarian 12; Mu Alpha Theta 10-12, Vice President 12; Football 9-12; Baseball 10-11; Teenage Republicans 11-12; SADD 12: Scholars Bowl 12; Drama Club 12; Senior of the Mnnth; Ambitinn-Aemspace Engineering at Auburn. ' Todd Michael McNuIty 9lll70: Beta Club 10-11; MunAlpha Theta 11-12; National Honor Roll; Baseball 10; Teenage Republicans 12; Ambition- Corporate Lawyer. Jack Edward McVickar 12111271: Band 9-12, Captain 12; Track 11; Ambition-Aerospace EngineedAstrnnaul. Lisa Merritt IISNI: HERO; Softball; Ambition- Child-care worker. Seniors - 75 Michael Messenger 11l25f71: Spanish Club 9; FHA; Soccer 9,10: Fouthall 12; Ambition - Psychologist. Jesse James Migues 10l4f71: 12 Yr. Student; Soccer 10-12; Ambition - Banking 8: Finance. Gregory M. Miller 12115l70: 12 Yr. Student; Fnotball Man- ager 9; Meda Club 10-12; R.O.'I'IC. 9-12; Ambition - Military Police. 1 Jennifer Renee Miller 5l27l71; 12 Yr. Student; Spanish Club 9; Chair 10-12; Sextet ll; Sextet Alternate 12; Madrigals 12; Librarian 12; Ambition - Marine Biologist. Larry Miller 9X14l71: 12-Yr. Student; Soccer 11,12; Cross- Country 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 10-12; Track 12; Ambition - College. Sydney Ann Miller 11IU70: Volleyball; Student Council; Soc- cer; S.A.D.D; Track; Ambition - Child Psychology. Krista Moak 7l11l71: Student Council 9; Beta Club 9; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; SADD 11,12; Class Favorite 11; Parlia- mentarian 10; Class Vice-Pres. 11,12; Connections 11,12; Homecoming Court 10,11; Homecoming Queen 12; Ambi- tion - College. Laura K. Moore 11l20l702' 12 Yr. Student; Mu Alpha Theta, 12; Beta Club 9.10; Phi Kappa Little Sister; Honor Roll 9- 121 Ronnie Mnrano 3l6l702 12 Year Student; Ambition - Game Warden for Florida. Serious Seniors S . Some seniors, like Billy Strayham and Bret Netolicky and Sandra Turek took their studies seriously Here ,; 76 - enlors they are working grammar activities in Mrs. McNabb's second period. Heather Hudlow? Why aren,t you working? Kevin Morrison 812217l: 12 Yr1 Student; Band 9-12; Who's Who Among Am. High School Students; Ambition - Elec- lrical Engineer. Laura M. Mnrrison 1015171: Beta Club 9,10,12; G0119,11; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Ambition V college, veterinarian science. Vickie Gevene Morrison 314171: FHA; Ambition - Nursery School Teacher. Carrie Ann Maser 2110171: 12 Yr. Student; Drama 12; SADD 12; Ambition - Psychologist. Tammy Mulvaney 11129171: 12 Yr. Student; Ambition - Ele- mentary Teacher. Leslie Dionne Murry 6115171: Spanish Club 9; Track Mgr 9; Soccer Mgr 11,12; Junior Homeroom Rep;AnnualStal'1'll; Ambition - Marine Biologist. Jimmy Nelson 8124169: 12 YL Student; Ambition - Auto M92 chanic Joe D. Nelson 9113171: 12 Yr. Student; Ambition - Ruck and Roll Stan Piper Annjeannette Nelson 115171: 12 Yr. Student; DECA 11,12; Homeroom rep, 11;DECA Reporter 12; Spanish Club 10; Who's Who Among America's High School Students; Ambition - CYTO Technologists. Brett Nemlicky 1019170: 12 Yr. Student; Football 9-12; Ambir Iiun - To own my own business. PquW1Nettles 711171: 12 Yr. Student; Soccer 9712; Ambition - To build and manage my own hotel in the South Pacific Islands. Dung P. Nguyen 11120169: Mu Alpha Theta ll; Ambition - Computer Engineer. Tai V. Nguyen 1118171: Amhitinn - Aerospace Enginoor. Than Nguyen 12122169: Ambition 2 Compumr Amllyzl. Julie Anne Noble 914171: Hmthall Cheerleader 9712. Cnmpmi- lion Cheerleading ltHl Cu Cap! 11, Uruup 51h in the nar tion 101Halgirl 11;Mu Alpha Theta ll,12; FCA IOJ l; Bela Club 94 l; Ymmg Rep. Club 12: Class Rep 111; Class Repon- or 1 1.12; 2nd All in schoolpageanlll:Gayfchirl11.12;Hi;5 Sistor 12; UCA All Star Fheerlender 121 Senior 2 77 gduuwxxwwx ; U, . m. w Brian Cooley, Mrs. Pat Dye, Gary Yarber, and David North- cutt practice for Scholafs Bowl. David lehcutt 712171: Chess Club 11,12; French Club 9711; SADD 11,12: Young Republicans; Civil Air Patrol 12; Varsi- ty Quiz Bowl 12; Scholars Bowl 11,12; Baseban 12; Chris- tian Youth Group 11,12; Ambition - Naval Aviator. Jeanne Michelle O'Keefe 10l26l88: 12 Year Student; SADD; Teen Connection Club; French Club 9,10; Drama Club; Young Republicans Club; Annual Staff; FHA; Close-Up; Medical Explorers 11,12; Michael Jackson Fan Club; Ambi- tion v Film ProductionlDirection John Michael O'Keefe, Jr. 618l71: Chess Club 11,12, Pres 12, 11; SADD 11.12; French Club 10; Cross Country; Track; Teenage Republicans; Medical Explorer; Ambition- Psychi- atrisMWorld Chess Champion. Christy Odom 1115171: 12 yr. student; Ambition-Lawyer. Giff Ormes 6713l71: Footb3119712; KaratJiz; Mu Alpha The- La 11-12; Hem Club 12: Ambition- Engineer. Dodie Anne Osley 10l18X71: Vice President of Art Club 12; Sailboat Racing 9-12; Ambition-Business Management and Fashion Designer. Stephanie Palmer 12l28170: 12 yr. student; Football Cheer- leader; StudentCouncil 9-12; Batgirl; Ambition-Undecided. Roxanne Parchman 2ll5l71: Dance Team Manger; SADD; Teenage Republicans; Merit Roll; Spanish Club 10; Science Chlh 10: Amhitinn-Accounmnl and Cnmputer Programmer. Scull Parker 7123l71: Ambition-Wildlife Manager. 78 - Seniors Tanya Marie Payton lH7l71: SADD 4; Drama Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Young Republicans. Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, St. Elizabeth Seton CYO 1Presidenu, The Lunch Club. Spanish l lub L4; AmbiliumAccnunLam. Charissa Penton NSHI: 12 Year Student; DECA; Spanish Club 1-2; Who's Who among American High School Stu- dents; Ambitiun-Pashiun Designer Mattias Pfauder Amy Leigh Phillips 1112l71: Senior Class President; Junior Class Representative; Beta Club 14 Secretary 4; SADD 2-4; Secretary 3-4; Mu Alpha Theta 3-4; Teenage Republicans 3- 4; Serretary 3. Cu-President 4; Quiz Bowl 3-4; French Club 3; Amhition-Majur in education Charles E, Phillips 2ll7l70: 12-year student; Amhition- Ma- rine Mechanic Kelly E. Plait WZUTI: Football 1; Ambition- Business man- agement. Kelly Marie Potts W125l712 Dance Team 4; Beta Club1;Ambi- Lion-Accountant. Ed Prnsse Sl1M7l: Band 1-4; Professional Musician. David Primley 11l23l70: Beta Club 1; Basketball 1;Trnck 1; Ambitiun-Music ur Psychology. Mike Prymula 6l23l7l: Soccer 2; Cross Cuuntxy 1; Ambition- Tn go to college and L0 be a scientist Robin Ann Ramsey 6l25l7l: Beta Club 24, Vice-presidem 3; SADD 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3-4; Drama Club 3; Junim Class Representative; Senior Class Secretary; Guidance worker 4; n Ambition. Nursing Robyn M Rayner 7l6f71: Percussion captain and 2nd Lt. in the OSHS Blue Grey Pride; Amhitiunrpsychologisl or fam- ous musician. Jason Scott Rector 8l23l71: 12Vyear student; Football 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Phi Kappa; Mu Alpha Them 34; Beta Club 2. 3; FCA; Ambition- Stuckbmker and Lawyer. Tmrey Lee Reynolds GMHI' 12-year student; Spanish Club 2; Basketball Cheerleader 3; DECA 3-4; Who's Who among America's High School Studems; AmhitiomElementary Education. Adele Rice V2ll7l: 12-year student; 3 yr. member of Nl-State Honor Orchestra; Cross country 3; Band 1.3: Mu Alpha Theta 2-4; Chas Club 4; Beta Club 4; French Club 278; Member of EYC; Connections Club; Ambigiml- always keep an open mind. Seniors 79 Steven .1. Rich 11124l71: 12 yr. student; Football 9;.1ROTC 11 12: Amhition-USMC. :- Hohin Ann Riggins 12111270: 12 yr, student; HERO; Secretan ul HERO; Amhitinn-Child Care Director; To become Clil' Inn's wife1 Farissa Rnherlslm 1230171: 12 yr. student: Basketball 9-12. Huphunmru 01' the Year; Most Valuable Player; All Buy. Amhltiun-Medical Field. Chris Robinson 12l9l70: 12 yr. student; Band 9-12; Ambition- Architect. Jason Bauer Robohm 10X26170: SADD 9-12; Paper Staff 910; Teenage Republicans 10-12; Varsity Wrestling 9-10; Ambi- Liun-LawyelVMBA. Michael John Russi 4l11l71: 12 yr. student; Mu Alpha Theta 10-12; Beta Club 9-12; Phi Kappa 10-12; French Club 9-11; National Honors SneieLy; Chess Club 11; Ambition-Tn study Engineering at MSU. Michael S. Rucinski 11113270: 12 yr. student. Scott Rumery 9X22l70: 12 wt student; Soccer 9-12; Ambition- Cullege; Conservatiun Police Offlcer. Steven J. Ryan BX25X70: 12 yr. student; Football 9,11,12: Baseball 9-12; Golf 9-10. Lisa Saunders 12127l70: Chair 912, Premdent 12. Vice Presi- dent 11; Spanish Club 9; Teenage Republicans 12; SADD; UMYF President 10; Ambitiun-Secondary Education. Alicia Marie Savage 625X71: 12 yr, student; Ambitirm-Dnctrine in Developmental Psychology. Muntelle Schuff 7l2170: 12 yr. student; DECA 11-12; Band 9- 10; Spanish Club 910; Ambitiun-Flight Auendunl. Patrick Heals 11116171: 12 yr. student; SADD 12; Golf 11; Mu Alpha Thpm 11-12; French Hub 9-10; Tennis 12; Who's Who 11-12; Amhihun-t'urpmule Accountant. Milum J. Seymour 111 7X9HI: 12 yr. student; Funtball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Mu Alpha Them 12; Beta Club 9-11; SADD 12; Phi Kappa 10-12; Spanish CIuh 9-10 Cheerleader 10-11; Ambition Tu attend cullege and succeed, Amy Elizabeth Sherrell 5228271: 12 yr. student; Beta Club 9- 12: Mu Alpha Theta 12; Soccer Manager 11-12; Student Coun- cil 11', Annual Staff 11; Spanish Club 9; Amtition-Educmion. 80 - Seniors Seniors Plan Their Futures Shelly Lynn Sholes 7X19l71: Basketball 9-12; Amhition-Law- yer. Jennifer Suzanne Sholler Blll71: Chair 9; Drama Club 11; Dance Team 12; Annual Staff 12; Attendance office 12; SADD 12; FHA 12, Quill and Scroll 12; Ambition-Fashion Designer. Samantha E, Shuminsky 8130l7l: Ambition-buyer for Macym. Ron Simnicht 216l71: 12-Year Student; Football; AIl-State Selection; Track 11, 12. Ambition-To by my own boss. Keith Simpson 12l1l70: Ambition-Senawr or president. Wendy Skufca Dena Danielle Sith 9l18X88: 12 YL Student; Dance Team 9,10,12; DECA 12; Candy Sniper; 9,10; Spanish Club 9,10, FBLA, VP, 11; Ambition - College. Michelle D. Smith 9l9l71: Science Club; Future Business Leaders of America; HERO. Home Economics FHA; Ambi- tion - Dental Hygienist. ' Rhome Smith 4l27l'71: 12 Yr. Student; Swim Team: Football; Ambition - Navy Seal or GenemPSurgeon. Seniors 1 81 Candice Sunnier 1223271: Student Council Vice President: Speecthrama; CYO; Homeroom Representative; SADD; French Club: Batgirl; Ambitiun-4-6 years of college. Irving Spikes l2121l71: 12 yr. student; Psi Kappa Alpha; Foot ball 9-12; Baseball; Track; Ambitinn-Law Enforcement Education. Kimberly D. StAndrie 1119l71: 12 yr. student; French Club 10; Who:s Who 11-12; Ambitinn-History and Marketing. Stephanie Stapleton 215l71: Dance Team; Ambition-Travell Tourism. Wendy Steffe Zuleme Range Smgden 8l3l'7l: Teenage Republicans; SADD 12; Band 9-12; Schuul Literary Magazine 9; Pep Squad 9; AmbitiomMajor in Biology. Heather Milia Stonesu-eet 8l81'71: Teenage Republican Re- publicans; Football Cheerleader 9; Annual Staff 9; Softball 9; Ambition-Accountant. James A. Stout. 8l9170: Ambition-Air rce. William Patrick Strayham IIIEOHO: Ambitioanadiologist. Karin Jane Strong 9l14l71: 12 yI. student Mu Alpha Theta 10- 12; Beta Club 9,11; SADD 12', Quill and Scroll 12; FHA 12; Annual Staff 12; Drama Club 11212; Lunch Club 11212; Scholars Bowl 11; Spanish Club 10; Ambition-Accountant. Sara Struck Sherry J. Stule 2X12171: SADD 10-12; Beta Club 9.11.12; Drama Club Vice president 11-12; Connections 12; Mu A1- pha Theta 12; Art Club 10; Cross Country 11; Paper Staff 11; Ambition-Biochemist. Tomy Swarm. 415170: 12 yr. student; President of Emmanuel Youth Group; Youth Choir; Ambition-Tu have a long. hap- py. and successful life. Danielle D. Taliancich 8123171: 12 yr. student; Homeroom Representative 10-11; Leo Club 9; DECA 12; Ambitionicild Psychology. Theresa Tapper 10l8171: 12 yr. student; Beta Club 9-12; Cun- nectiuns 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11712: Ambition-Engineen 82 2 Seniors a good time at the stadium. Bailey M. Tatum 1l12l70: 12 Yr. Student SADD 11112; ROTC 9-12; Foulball 9-12; Church Choir; Ranger 2 years; Ambition - Army1 Travis .1. Teague UlOl71: Beta Club 10.11; Football 10.11; Who's Who in American Students; Ambition - Orthopedic Surgeon. Sherree Anne Thibodeaux 9l22l71: 12 Yr. Student; Beta Club 2 years; Student Council 3 years; VP Jr.; Annual Staff 1 yr; Bat Girl 3 yrs. Gayfer Girls 2 years: 1 yr Treasurer; Southern Miss Club; Ambitiun - Physical Therapist. Brian S. Thickslen 9116171: Ambition 1 To go to LA, and start a hand. Marques M, Thomas 7l3U71: 12 Yr, Student; Ambition , Major in Businesa Nicky Thomas 5X3l7l: 12 Yr. Student; Soccer 10; Football 9,12; FCA: Ambitinn - To be successful. Kimberly Renee Thompson 8120171: Beta Club 9112 Mu Al- pha Theta 11,12. Sec; SADD 10-12. VP 11,12, Co-Pres 12; Cross-Country 12; French Club 10,11; Drama Club 10,11; Art Club11;Ambition - International Relations! Political Science James D. Tillery 3X29169: Ambition - 00 be successful. Tonnie Tingle 2X18fll: Ambition - to go to college, Sandra Leigh Turek 911N711 12 Yr. Student; Beta Club 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Basketball Cheerleader 11; Connec- tions Alt. 12; Student Council 12; Sophomore Sweetheart Queen; Gayfer Girl 11; Ocean Springs Junior Miss 12; Ambir Linn - Secondary Education. 4f Seniors Sydney Miller, Kelly Creel. Laura Morrison. Sondra Butler. Michelle Combs. Leslie Murry and Amy Shenell have - Seniors - 83 Amy Kathryn Turk 325X71: 12 Yr Student; Mu Alpha Them 11,12; Student Council 9-12; 1pres. 9,12; sec 111; Class Of! - cer 10; French Cl. 9,10; SADD 12; Basketball Homecoming Court 11,12: Young Repub.12;Cunnectiuns11.12;Ambiti0n - Pediatrician, David R. U12 10l14l70: 12 Yr, Student; Basketball 9; Football 9.11.12; Baseball 9-12. Lee Ann Valencia 12X7l71: Band 9,10; Flags 11; Ambition - He married and be happy. 1 William A Vermeulen II 10l2H1: 12 Yr. Student; Ambition - Ship pilot. Paul Richard Vick 10l2717l: Chess Club; Drama Club; French Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Teenage Republicans; Paper Staff; ROTC 3 Yrs; Delta Cu 3 yrs; Color Guard 2 yrs; Ambition - to control the world. Shanda Vogelmeier 1225X71: Band, Flag and rifle corps 10-12; Rifle Captain 12; Ambition - Airline Stewardess. Shelley Lee Wade 10125l71: 12 Yr. Student; Beta Club 9; Spanish Club 9,10; Jr. Class Trens. 11; Annual Staff 11; Eat Girl 11: Mu Alpha Theta 12; Who's Who 12; Ambition - Pharmacy. Chris Walker 1226l71: 12 Yr. Student; Basketball 9; Football 9-12; track 9-12; Ambition - Microbiologist. Ken Wallace lOlSHl: 12 Yr. Student; Pres Science Club; V.P. 8L Pres. Media Club; VP. 8: Pres. FBLA; ROTC Battalion Commander; ROTC Superior Cadet; Inten. Business Train- ing Outstanding Student; Ambition - Radiologic Techni- cum. Tami Lynn Watts 7l20l71: 12 Yr. Student; SADD, Art 9-12; 1 American Honor Students, Pres. Art Club; Spanish Club: Ambition - Art Instructor. Amy Webb 912M712 12 Yr. Student; Beta Club 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta 10-12, sec 11, tree. 12, suite VP 12; SADD 12; Teen- ager Republicans 12; MYF; Quiz Bowl; Band 9-11; Ambi- tinn - a prosperous and rewarding life. Michael Laurence Webb 9722l71: 12 Yr. Student; Scholars Bowl 12; Beta Club 9,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Annual Staff 12; CYO; Spanish Club 9,11; Lunch Club 11,12; Quill 8! Scroll; Ambilinn - no go to Heaven with my wife Josselyn Webb. Kim Weiss 11X15N0: Ambition - Beautician, Cheryl Lynn Wells 9l261'71: FHA, Pres. 12, REC 11; Teenage Republicans 12; Close-Up 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Beta Club 10-12; Drama Club 11.12; Art Club 12; Big Sister, VP Gayfer Girls; Page MS Senate 10; Ambition - Business Ma- 301-. Michael Ray West 7X3U70: ROTC 9-12; Ambition - To achieve and succeed in life, r 84 - Seniors Jennifer Terrell Westbrook 10129l71: Drama Club 10-12; Choir 9-12; Madrigals 12; SADD 12; FHA. Drama Club Officer 10,11; Drama better; French Club 11; Ambition - Fashion Designer Actress. William S. Wickstrom 1l7l7-0: 12 Yr1 Student; Football 9; Ambitiun - Aummutive Mechanic. Derrick A. Wilborn 1X7171: 12 Yr. Student; Band 9-12; Beta Club 9; Homeroom Representative 10-11; Prom Staff 11,12; Who's Who in A American Band Students; Media Club 11, Sec; Media Club 12, Vice Pres.; Band Medals; ROTC 11.12; Ambition - Telecommunications. Aaron Joseph Williams 12l14l70: Beta Club 9-12: Mu Alpha Them 11; Cross Country 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; Ambi- tion - College, Job. Retirement. Ronald Chance William: 2l1U71: Teenage Republican Club, 12; 1988-89 Search Team member for the Cathnlic Church; Ambition - Polie-Sci. James H. Williams 7l29170: 12 Yr. Student; Spanish Club 9- 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Young Republicans 11.12; Ambi- tion - Medicine Laurie Williams Varnie Wungkoun: Tennis 9-12; Dance Team 11,12 1captain 121; SADD 10,11; Ambition: College Kristen Michelle Wujek 1l30l71: VPres FHA 12; SADD 1012; French Club 11,12; Who's Whu Among Am. High School Students; Gayfer Girl Mode1;Winner 1988 Sweetheart Fag; DAR Award; Drama 11.12; Young Republicans 12: Ambi- tiun - Modeling Agent in New York, Gary Rolland Yarher3110l71: 12 Yr. Student; Mu Alpha The- ta Reporter 12; Beta Club 9; Paper Staff 10.11; Quill 3: Scroll 11,12; Scholars Bowl 10-12; Varsity Quiz Bowl 12; French Club 9,10; Tennage Republican's Club 12; Ambition - to become a doctor. Sherri Lynn Yeadeke 219X7l: Mu Alpha Them 12; SADD 10- 12; Band 9-12; Who's Who Among Am. High Students; Who's Who in Math; Who's Who in Music; National Honur Roll; Ambition - Veterinarian Laurie Ann Young 12l23l70: 12 yr. Student; PACE; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Beta Club 9; Spanish Cl. 9; Drama 1012; SADD ; 10-12; Young Republicans 12; National Honor Rull; State Band Clinic; Gulf Coast. Band C1inic;Who1s Who in Music; Am. Music. Foundation Award; Who's Who in Am. High Schools; Ambition - MusiclEngineer. Melynde 1Mindy1 Young 12l17l70: Annual Staff 11, 12. Ed. 12; SADD 11,12. Tr, 12; Varsity Tennis Team 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Beta Club 9; St. Council 9; Teenage Republicans 12; Gayfers Teen Board 11, FCA 11, Spanish Club 9; Quill 8: Scroll 12; Jr. Miss Spirit Award; Ambition - Accounting, then Law. John Zaucha 2I23l'71: Ambition - Accountant. Vickie D. Zubiate 3X12H02 V-Ball 9,10; Softball 9; Soccer 10; Ambition - to become a doctor in the Air Force. Seniors - 85 Seniors, Seniors, And Seniors. Pat Blankenship contemplates the meaning of life in Spanish class. gilrlzaeTodd, David, and Travis show true Senior Spirit at the Irving Spikes leads the Hounds in another victory. Gene Carter pauses quickly for a snapshot. :23??? words of Laura Harrlson, Brlan, please scoot over to the next 86 - Seniors ' Twelve Year Students i 151; row: Charlene Harkleroad, Kris Kosch, Carrie Moser, Emily Irwin, Paul Vick, Lisa Kendall, Angie Gieger, Danielle Taliancich, 2nd row: Chris Walker, Mitch Jacobs, Desiree Lamb, Shanta Jenkins, Christy Goble, Sharon McClellan, Eric Herman, Billy Harris, Allen Vermeulen, Marques Thomas, Dena Smith, Heather Stonestreet, Larry Miller, John Lindsey, Susan Harris, Pat Seals, Brian Hensarling, Jason Rector, Kelly Platt, Brett Netolicky, Bailey Tatum, Nicky Thomas, Joey Seymour. Bottom L to R: Christy Odom, Shel- ley Wade, Lee Ann Maniscalco, Kim St. Andrie, Sandra Turek, Charrisa Penton, Laurie Moore, Buffie Davis. Jenny Garrett, 2nd row: Stephanie Palmer, Amy Turk, Teresa Tapper, Piper Nelson, Julie Noble, Laura Martin, Suzanne Henson, Tyra Des- sommes, 3rd row: Laurie Young, Candy Sonnier, Amy Sherrell, Les- lie Murry, Jim Williams, Beth Hol- derfield, Jessi Migues. Paul Nettles, 4th: David Martin, Rhome Smith, Amy Webb, Joey Lyons, Adele Rice, Theresa Matthews, Tommy Swartz, Kenneth Wallace, Lars Larson, Ki- ley Hughes, Mark Hubbard. lst row: Ellen Anderson, Kerrie El- ford, Sondra Butler, Delicia Boney, Kelley Creel, Tammy Belwn, Missy Bozard, Alicia Savage, Kerri Dahl, 2nd row: Lori Engel, Christy Bond, Amy Case, Nicky Carzoli, Chris Breazeale, Chip Castle, Sherri Gal- loway, Charles Franko, Mary Fuller, 31d row: David Beagez, Billy Baugh, Lance Catchot, Dwight Battle, Bruce Duckett, Jimmy French, San- dra Freeman. Seniors - 8'7 14034 'D Va 3 R33; big g E $$$$$be Am . f mix 4?ng L weW COMW go . mama waMch mm Wwwmg J unior Officers Scott Ashley- V.P. Amber McConnell- Pres. Kelly Pugh- Sec. Tiffany Wilson- Parl. Leslie Anderson- Rep. Lee Scheufele- Treas. Frank Allen Greg Allen Greg Allen Shannon Alves Leslie Anderson Lori Authur Clinton Ashley Scott Ashley Dan Baggett David Baggett Artis Baker J oseph Barnes Jennifer Barry Tori Battle Todd Beaugez Brannan Beck Teresa Bennett Natalie Beverin Brad Benton Chuck Billeaud 91 Darin Black Sean Black Jeannie Bonderer Andrew Bonham Met Boonak Craig Bradley Christy Braswell David Bt'illhart Jon Broerman Kevin Brumfield Annette Brune James Bullock Chris Burch David Burt Robert Burt Wendy Burton J im Campbell Billie Canterbury Delanya Canterbury Kristen Carlson Richard Camley ReGina Chappell Chris Chappell Leah Cheesman Tiffany Chiang Yvette Clark Cherita Coppedge Steve Crandall Keli Crenshaw Bryan Cruthirds 92 - Juniors . J uniors Have Fun J uniors rivaled the soph- omores and seniors in showing school spirit. Here juniors ReGina Chappell, Kyle Dressback, and David McDonald dance to the sound of the Greyhound Pride. Troy Cruthirds Philondrea Curry J ames Dandeneau David Darnell Tiffany Dartez Dawn Davis Rhett Dennison Anne Desjardins Mike Diaz Tara Dobbins Tina Buffing Kyle Dressback Anthony Dubaz Billy Dubose Kevin Dudiak Kimberly Durand Glenn Dyess Helena Eckstein Lee Eleuterius Greg English 93 94 Corina Esterbrook Joy Fairley Joseph Fallo Lisa Fender Teresa Fernandez Karen Fikes Jeni Florez Chandra Flurry Sonya Franklin Brian Fulton Kattie Galloway Penny Galloway Kerry Gambrell Christine Gladney Kris Graham Stephanie Grant Tina Hafferkamp Jason Hagmaier Donna Hall Christie Hambsch Louisa Harper Heather Harrison Misty Havelin Charles Hawkins Shellie Henson Eric Henze Clyde Higgs Chris Hill Vicky Hunter Kelly Hyde J uniors Perk Up Ears Juniors Sarah Williams and Kelley Winland sup- ported the Greyhounds during Spirit week by wear- ing their Ears on Mickey Day! Steven Iachino Kyle IngJe Lennard J ackson Scott J anus Raymond J ohnson Angie Jones J eremy Kilpatrick Jason King Chris Kinney Tammy Kinney Ryan Kirby Billy Knuth Allison Krai'nick Joey Krystosek Danielle LaGerda Ryan Laden Clay Lagrone Truc Lam Yee Man Lam Mary Lantrip Rhonda Law Thoa Le Monique Lobrano Shelly Logan John Lollis Jennifer Lowman James Lusk Ray Luther Loc Luv Lana Lynch Stuart Lynn David Lyons Donald Masholie Lydia Maxwell Tara Mayo Jennifer McCamey Amber McConnell Melanie McCoy David McDonald Shane McKenzie Mary McLain Phil McMichael J ason Melton Felicity Merrill Lee Miller Brice Mitchell J ames Mitchell Cary Montgomery Tri Moore Ted Munter 96 - Juniors . Studious J unior April Tamburo studies h no, scratch that - she reads a magazine in the media center during her break. Many students, in- cludingjuniors, use the me- dia center for a place to study. Mien Ngu en Christina icholson Lamar Nicholson Robin North Summer Noble Theresa Otto Robert Owen Gina Papania Brian Parker Michelle Parker Marianne Pennerbaker Paul Peoples David Peto Vanja Philippoff Suzette Peirson J enny Pigford Nick Pollina David Porco Frank Price Kelly Pugh 97 Yoette Purvis Audie Quinn Patty Ramsey Ungela Rankin Amie Ransun Bronjelyn Reed Jimmie Reed Stacey Reynolds Sean Rhodes Mimi Rice Bill Richardson Deanna Richmond Tiffany Rimes Brian Riviere Michelle Robbins Melissa Roberts Matt Robertson Christine Robinson Kim Ross Jay Rubenstein Tony Ryan Christina Samonte John Savage Lee Sheufele Jennifer Schmidt Barbara Schuff Tony Schulting Kelli Scott Monica Seibold Brandie Senseney 98 - Juniors Holley Senseney Cassie Sewell Cherie Seymour Kim Shafe; Kathy Shambley Terri Sharp Bac Shelton Charles Shockley Walt Skupien Christine Smith Eric Smith Jennifer Smith Marc Smith Bob Smyth Angelique Soujon Caroline Sours Bart Stanfield Perry Stephens Tracey Stoffers Fred Tacon April Tamburo Gwen Thicksten Bernadette Thomas Mary Thomas Mike Thorjusen Jimmie Tiangtam Tammy Toche Mike Trammell My Trinh Jay Twilbeck Juniors 99 Raymond Ulland Melanie Vaughan James Victory Leslie V0 Keith Wade Roger Wallace Christia Waller Jeff Ward Brian Watson N icole Watson Alan Weber Lisa Webb Ronnie Weems David Westbrook Georgia White Chuck Wilkes Jodi Williams Mary Williams Sarah Williams Tiffany Wilson Richard Wine Kelley Winland Jennie Wisniewski James Witts Doug Yanik Julie Yarborough Billy Yeadeke Michelle Zitko Michael Wright 100 Juniors S OPH OM ORES ' Sophomores Franklin Adams Kris Albright Todd Allen Angie Alto Kelly Amos Marie Arney Robert Baar Heather Bass Ken Baxter Pamela Baxter Kerri Bibee Penny Bishop Vanessa Blair Tracey Blanchard Katy Blessey Christie Boyd Leanne Bracey Michael Brady Christine Brown Chad Brown Tina Brown Julie Burton Stephanie Byrd Carley Capers Dawn Carpenter Heath Carroll Stephane Cash 102 Sophomores Sophomores Aundria Chambliss Tommi Cheek Candice Clower Melissa Crisler Marty Culberson Rebecca Cummings Ryan Dalimonte Jonathon David Wade Davis Hale Dees David Derbyshire Jon Deshong Blake Dillman Herb Diken Elizabeth Dodge Donald Duke James Dunlap Nathan Earles Beth Edwards Stephanie Egan Nathan Ellis Mike Enbry Cherie Ertle Robert Eure Cathie Faulk Robert Fayard Chris Fields .Q'uvf Loy Fosrer Monica Fountain Robert Jountain Sophomores - 103 Sophomores William Frame Tasha Franklin James Fulton Meredith Futral Michelle Gahrmann Dawn Gaines Chevelle Gaskill Nichole Gates Will Gay Chuck Gibson Robert Glass Phillip Golden ,, r! L- , a L ., Brandy G 5 Karl Granholm Brad Hall Lisa Hambsch George Harbim Sujatha Hariharan Chris Harmon David Harvey Don Hawkins Joe Henary Shane Henson Jeff Holland James Hnuch Darrelle Hughes Jennifer Hurley Regina Hyde Danny Illich Brad Johnson Rory Johnson Heather Johnson Jennifer Jones Buddy Keechel Jennifer Kehoe Bridget Kelly 104 - Sophomores Treva Kennedy Angel Kerner Joe Kimble Chris Kinney Leeja Kisner Paula Knight Anna La Cap Nicole La Gerda David Lafferty Leslie Lane Nicole Langille Russell Lassiter Shannon Lawson Ai Lee Michael Lee Clark Levi m...- 4,'.'..... . . . L Marcus Lombardo . ......'-- - Kenny Mack Tom Magruder James Martin Melanie Mason Jason McCleave Casey McConnell Michael McDonald Brooks McKay Betsy McLeod Donald McNabb Lilah McQuilken Scott McVickar Misty Meredith Sophomores 7 105 Sophomores Amy Merlau Tiffani Merritt Sean Metz Chad Michaud Lisa Migues Eddie Miller Jason Miller Shelly Minthorne Shelly Moberg Christy Moder Leslie Molbert Julie Morace Kris Morrell Sherri Moskowitz Rex Moye Rusty Moye Nancy Murphy Denise Murray Tammy Murray Andrew Musa Carmen Myers Julie Myers Bobby Neese April Newby Yolanda Newby Jimmy Newland Ngot Nguyen Tam Nguyen Thuy Nguyen Phillip Northcutt Nicky Oram Carla Pabon Mike Pagliuca Kim Parker James Pendergrass Laurin Pennibaker 106 Sophomores Sophomores Jennifer Penis Jason Phillips Lauri Phillips Lea Pickard Danny Pollard Horatio Powe Susan Frisco David Prymula Angela Ramon Craig Raynor Stephanie Reedy Melinda Reid Melissa Richey Israel Roberson John Robertson Jake Rohrich Linda Rossi Spenser Rouse Becky Schruff Kim Schuff Kim Schultz Scott, Senseney James Seymour Julie Sheamn Demas Shockley Melissa Shorter Olivia Sikes Stephen Simnicht Jeff Simpson Lori Simpson Jushua Skaggs Jacob Bara Skowmnek Christina Slaytun Diane Smith Greg Smith Joseph Smhh Sophomores 77 107 Sophomores Shannon Smith Sherlette Smith Collean Stevens Derek Stevenson April Stewart Kim Stiltner Ashley Stonestreet Scott Straw Tracey Straw Dennis Stultz Rhonda Sumrall Jennifer Swan Angela Swartz Janette Sweet J. Alex Switzer Wesley Switzer Christina Taranto Jennifer Taylor Tanya Taylor John Thompson Sha Thorp Barry Todd Ronnie Toncrey Charles Trahan Billy Tran Mui Trinh Jacquelyn 1 Ronnie Tubbs Lee Tucker Dennis Tufnell Mary Tyler Paula Uptagrafft James Useforge Todd Utz Jason Velotta Mark Vosskamp 108 a Sophomores Sophomores Misti Walker Tia Walley Anthony Wallis Shawn Waltman Betty Ware Russell Weaver Amy Weaver Ray West Nichole White Rosa Wilborn Melissa Wilkerson Chris Wilkey David Williams Doug Williams Kelley Williams Dawn Wilson Kurt Zala Dave Barbnecht 109 i Sophomores S TUDEN T LIFE Twenty years from now, the memories that each student will have of his or her high school years will all be different. Some men will remember that special girl who asked him to the Sadie Hawkins dance. Some will remem- ber a ths Who award, a football award, the Homecoming Parade i i i a 1?. ,wwwm' mm x www w WMNWMW mmmmi . mwmm WNW or even a certain dance. if E y 6x ; $5:in A M. WWW M , Wm WM w w A V, y A: law w m, ff ; X; i 4,2 g a 1x. i 2i; 3 2 $- E Z: i i; is g 2 i v i i g a a i r i +' m 3 Student life is what makes the W i g 3 school year fun and memorable. M E E Like sports and clubs, it takes stu- 3 g' 3? dents away from the chores 0f aca- g7; fl 5 demics and gives them a light mo- M i i merit, an enjoyable occasmn, and, g most of all, a wonderful memory. i g WOW .mwmwwm WV www-MW WW Mrs. Brunei aIf' Mhafg beEW ?WW 05W hefarw i Many rhlngs H40 gar NM MW 420va Zn ASA AW 7500f A 6 ga IKE mg 9! w wad 1M WWL fWWdeM: .MyMe i know ??lQadXZKLO I m Mmmzd I'm 90, hf: r0 Make 60 MM WM MW a 112 Homerooms show their spirit by their doors. MrSL Andress Uefw was $51, Mrs. Jordan OniddleL and Mrs. Patterson hightl Let me, your narrator and underrated Annual Staff work slave, and Amy Phillips, our video specialist, guide you on a tour of spirit in our Homecoming extravaganza. W HBUNI'JS ' Th r0 ugh Signs H i Well, seniors, sign off our defeat in the spirit link contest due to our donations to the ttRelocation fund for Blind Destitute Pigeons but we more than made up for it with this sign. Directions: Answer the following question with one of the given responses. 1. The Hounds have . at SpiriUspear-iv- to place a sharp weapon through some- thing. what US. has stanglestBang-Lw-a small do- nut-like breakfast roll. a Rock-N-Roll group. c.IneffablewinJtF -ab1eLnot able to be failed. a small Japa- nese economy car. We all want to be part of something. Each per- son is a story of needs and unquenched desires. We are all part of a grand puzzle. Each may be a corner, a side or in the middle. You have your companiompiece, accompanying pieces, and simi- lar pieces. We have our place and, no matter how hard we try to squeeze in elsewhere, we will dam- age our piece and make it harder for us. SPIRIT is what holds us together and makes us fit as a peace- ful unit. Once weWre complete . . . no one can tear us apart. Bat Is That All . . . 113 Through Crowds Roxanne Parchman, Sydney Miller, Laura Morrison, Kristen Wu- jek, Cheryl Wells, Scott McNally, Sondra Franklin, Remi Davis, and other college groupies display their favorite colleges. 0.0m Dazzling Dave Ward, Jazzy Joe Cacibauda, Tantilizing Tom Pres- ley, and Gorgeous Greg Denyer show their great sun-baked raisin bodies during the Homecoming activities. Uniddla Wade Davis, Amber McConnel, Kelly Pugh, Yoette Purvis. Who are they? They are those crazy people that are HButton -eyed and Mouse -tailed for the HMicky Mouse and Buttons spirit day. b0ttom 114 Student Life Xnd At Homecoming Krista Moak reigned over the 1988 Homecoming festivities that culminated with the presentation of the court at the pregame pro- gram. The nine maids and the queen had been presented at the pep rally earlier in the day, and then later at the Homecoming Dance, where everyone celebrated the Greyhound defeat of the Moss Point Tigers 29-27. Brett Netolicky, senior player, presented Krista with her flowers and a kiss. w t e 1988 Homecoming Court was Tasha Franklin, sophomore Nicole Barthes, seniors; Kelly Pugh, junior maid; and Nancy Jid; Amber McConnell and Sarah Williams, junior maids; Murphy and Dawn Carpenter, sophomore maids. Here the girls mum Martin senior; Krista Moak, queen; Amy Turk and pose with their fathers and escorts prior to the garnet Spirit What Does Spirit Mean To You? Mundane- Cris Wilkey Peppiness, I dont know- Beth Denham Life of Brian, Tropical Storms, and T-rex Band a Gong -Sean Cotter I draw a blank- Gene Carter Youtre not going to quote me on this are you- Walt Skupien All dressed up and ready to go to granny's. Then'you can be tackled across the field by Jeremy Kilpatrick, while being held by Scott Ashley into a doot of mud and get up and laugh about it. That is Spirit.- Leslie Anderson Believing strongly enough about something to want to share it with others- Amy Phillips Sucking up the pain- Scott McNalIy Finishing 270 electorial votes behind without crying- ttBrain,I Cooley Having Feelings so strong that you want to reach out and say, ttWetre alive and how is everyone else. Loving something so much that words or paintings cantt express the magnitude of the colors. It is helping and caring enough to cry when you know it will never be returned. Being what we need to be and knowing that it is right. It is having friends that care. You can never repay that. Thank you Jim Williams, Jason Bozman, Tonya Payton, Brian Keese, Sean Cotter, Lisa Gurten, Dwan Dawson, Karen Strong, my future wife Josselyn Higginbothom, and GOD.- Michael Laurence Webb 116 Playing in water fountains after a Cross Country meet in New Orleans- Remi Davis Fun and fired up- Kristen Carlson To help that brain damaged teach- er to embark apon a successful social life and a new hair style- Coach Farmer ITop leftI Spirit is doing my best for my stu- dents. Coach Farmer doesn,t know what spirit is. HeIs a generic teacher, and if you put his brain in a frog, he would jump backwards. How can you Idolize a guy that worships Coach Taylor, the little general, and thought that Taco Bell was a Mexi- can telephone company. - Coach Ward ITop RightI In 1968 when I gave little Davy Ward 7 licks for uttering vulgarity, I never dreamed that where I hit him would have caused brain dammage. Boy was I wrong! - Coach Taylor Enthusiastic Nothingness!!- m'ghw Mike Thorjusen Spirit! Spirit! Spirit! 117 eeing Double . . . . . Joey, Mr. partridge is around the corner: bet- ter pull your shirt down; your middriff is showing! u00h Sydney, feel my legs, I shaved this morn- Tracy Ketchmar and Jenny Garret show they can be COOL too. Okay Tom and Donald, who really has the broken arm? Are these twin stripes 01' striped twins? 118 - Student Life Roxanne Parchman and Jennifer Sholler are like two peas in a pod! Ronnie Toncrey and Jay Twilbeck forgot to wear twin pairs of shoes. Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Jordan go Hawaiian on Spirit week. Tish Winnet, Tracey Stoffers, Theresa Otto, and Joy Fair- ley are a cute set of twins or quadtuplets? Student Life - 119 Sadie Haw ins e The 3 ts arriage Kim Thompson and Steve Mason tie the knot of marriage. Sadie Hawkins is a fun time for girls to take the initiative and ask that favorite guy on her mind out, for a night on the town. The Ju- nior class sponsors the dance ev- ery year. There are pictures, re- freshments, dancing, and even a marriage ceremony with ttMarrin Samh tGiff Ormesl What a per- fect way to tie the knot of mar- riage! Robin, you may kiss the blushing bride now! Another happy Sadie Hawkins couple. Misty Havelin and Gene Brady are told their vows by ttMarrin Sam - Giff Ormes. 120 e Student Life Of Life . . . . . . Music Mike Webb asked, D0 the jockeys have the music under control? According to Brian Keese and Fred Tacon the sure. Jeremy Kilpatrick, Remi Davis, Sean Cotter, and Jenny Hontz are all smiles. The Sadie Hawkins dance was a fun event. a Student Life 7 121 Christmas Whols Who Dance Santa Charles looks a little redder as Jennifer Sholler gives 7 him a squeeze. Santa is looking out, so all you kids better not pout! Ky It's smiles all the way for Shelly Hull, Kirk Jones, Steve Desjardins, and Sandra Turek. Klm Ross with her shake it. donlt break it 122 This all-danced-outlgroup listens as the Who's Who is l-ming announced. David Beaugez Krista Moak '1 123 124 Most Likely To Succeed Brian Cooley Remf Davis Best Dressed Rhome Smith Laurie Moore Happy Go Lucky Pat. Blakenship J enni Garrott Friendliest Seniors 0 Krista Moak Chance Williams 125 Most Athletic Crissi Robertson Irving Spikes 126 Most Talented N icole Barthes Brian Cooley ,anwg Most Handsome Most Beautiful Steve Desjardins N icole Barthes and Beauties David Benson Amy Turk 127 Senior Favorites Irving Spikes Amy Turk Tracy Kotchmar J oey Seymour Sophomore Favorites Dawn Carpente Tasha Franklin J unior Favorites Glenn Dyess Tracey - . 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Henson; Tracy Kotchmar, queen; Crissie Robertson Michelle Zitko, and Kelley Winland. 130 - GOP LEFD Dodie Anderson, the 1988 Homecoming Queen7 congratulates Tracy Kotchmar. mEFD David Beaugez escorts Suzanne Henson, senior maid, KEENTERJ Mark Hubbard escorts Crissie Robertson, senior maid. Both are members of the basketball team. 131 Ehaljsts The National Merit Scholarship Competition Program has determined which of the Semifinalists named in September of 1988 have met all neces- sary requirements to qualify as Finalist in the competition for Merit Scholar- ships. The Finalist in the 1989 competi- tion are Mike McCaslin, Suzi Foster, Brian Cooley, Dwan Dawson, Gary Yar- ber, Remi Davis, and Brian Keese. Con- gratulations Seniors. Citizens 99 A Citizens Bee Competition was held at our school to select a three man team With one alternate to compete among other schools in Regional, State, and N ational Competition, The 1989 team is Jenny Hontz, David Lyons, Aaron Wil- liams, and Dwan Dawson. Mr. Partridge supervised the Exam, while J . Hontz, D. Lyons, K. Ingle, A. Williams, C. Fowler finish up. nwmm Lunch Club J immy French, Brice Mitchell, Darren gm Curtis, Sean Cotter, Fred Tacon, Paul ; Vick, Clay Lagron, Brian Keese, Cha- ? rles Fowler, Jenny Hontz, Mary Mclain, and Dwan Dawson are a few members of a neW-found social group. THE LUNCH CLUB is an organization founded last year for intellectual con- versations. The original founders were Sean Rhodes, Sean Cotter, Brian Keese, Eddie Dickson, Mike Webb, Tonya Pay- ton, Karin Strong, Lisa Guertin, Jos- selyn Higginbotham, Dwan Dawson, and Fran McNabb as the sponsor. Vicfccls, Hui if hhi' , . w :2 . 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A..- ,J; A iMA... 1..- .1 - m A i H.S. students made the Christmas holiday speical with a gift of Unlike most fund-raising projects, this one Was entirely dependent 1i 2 Jenni Garrett, with the help of Mr. Scottis A? Government on donations. School organizations like the Beta Club, Mu Alpha iii x5, raised $2,707.21 to help for the medical treatment for Amber Theta, Drama Club, French Club, DECA, Chess Club and S.A.D.D., i 1 me a 5-month-old child from Gulfport, who suffers from a rare donated between $150-$200 each out of their funds. Way to go, 05.!!! V , id disease. Beauty And Talent Reign At The J 1112101 MISS Pageant i Sandra Turek reigned over the local Junior Miss Pag- Julie Noble 0er coming in as Second Alternate. Sandra eant with Teresa Cunningham uighU coming in First represented Ocean Springs in the state pageant in Jackson. Alternate and The Sweetheart Pageant 134 And The Whners Are Junior winner Jeannie Bonderer wentel$y first alternate Joy Senior winner Julie Noble EenberL first alternate Shanda . . Falrley mghtJ, and second alternate Heather Harrlson 0er. Vogelmeier QighU, and second alternate Kristen Wujek Heft; Sophomore winner Shannon Lawson wentem, first alternate Leeja Kisner UightL and second alternate Nichole Gates Hefty The entertainment consisted of Jennifer Sholler and David Benson 0er who sang a 135 S d t L' f duet Endless LOVE, and Tara Madden Qighn who sang uThe Rose.H cu en 1 e Being nominated to the OSHS Hall of Fame is considered one of the highest honors a senior student can achieve. Academic ability, school spirit, leader- ship qualities, and good overall repre- sentation of both school and commu- nity were prime criteria in the stu- dentsl selection. All were asked who most influenced them. N icole Marie Barthes has excelled in cheerlead- ing as well as academics. My parent have taught me the importance of education and the responsi- bility behind my actions. By supporting me 1001K: in all my activities, Ilve learned to strive to be the best I can possibly be? David Beaugez IL Mr, O.S.HAS., has received recognition in both football and soccer, while receiving a perfect attendance record in school. My mom, Margaret Beaugez, has influenced me because no matter what I tried to do from Cub Scouts to sports, she was always there for me. I could depend on her to say HGo for it 'Bones,, you can do itf or when I didnlt do as well, she would say, Well, it builds character. Brian Lee Cooley has taken top honors in many state and national math and science competi- tions. My brother Brad has been the biggest factor in my development. He has always driven me to do well, from both competition and concern for my welfare. Because of his support, I have maintained a level of confidence whether in success or failure. Without Bradls influence, I would not have even half the desire to succeed. Remi Davis is active in all aspects of school life and is also the editor of the Hounds Tale. Be- sides mothering me for 17 years, Marian Wingo has also taught me everything I need to know to be prepared for life. I have learned how to think for myself; and I have learned that each one of us is uniquely valuable. By supporting me, guiding me and giving me unconditional love Marian Wingo has been the most influential person in my life. J ennifer Claire Garrot has won the admiration of the school and community for leading the Amber Howe campaign. My family has influenced me a great deal throughout my life. When I made mistakes they would pick me up, brush me off, and let me try again. They have given me the encouragement and love that will last a lifetime? Mark E. Hubbard who has spent his highschool career with sports has excelled is basketball. HMy dad, Billy Hubbard, has been my biggest influ- ence by showing me that you have to work extra hard to accomplish your goals. lBGeStudent Life Hall Of Fame Tracy Lynn Kotchmar, '89 Basketball Home- coming Queen, has been a basketball cheerleader for the past 3 years. nMy sister, Kim, has always been more than just a sister to me, especially now since shels been away at college for two years Her leaving has brought us even closer together, She told me to never give up, and seeing Kim set a good example has influenced me to do the Timothy Scott McNally has been active in sports and in academic endeavors throughout his high school years. uCoach Pepper has been the most influential, person in my life. By playing football for him, I have gained self discipline and men- taUphysical strength, which in turn, has helped me make intelligent decisions about my future. Krista Moak, 89 Football Homecoming Queen, has been active in both school and community projects, as well as church functions. uMy par- ents have influenced me the most because they've taught me what they believe is right and wrong, and love me no matter what I did. J ulie Noble has excelled both in academics and in sports lcheerleadingl. Before and after her death, my sister Suzy has been a great influence. Before, she was the Big Sister, role model who encouraged me on Whatever I set out to do. After her death, I realized that things can not always be taken for granted. I have become a better and stronger person through all the experiences. Ilve learned to take one day at a time and to appreciv ate otherseeven for their faults. Sandra Turek, Ocean Springsl Junior Miss, has sent her away-from-schooll, time in dancing. nThe person Who has influenced me the most is my mother. She has always been there for me I could not have done half of the things that I have accomplished without her love, encouragement, and support Amy Turk, Student Council President, has been active in all aspects of student government, 'l My parents have been the greatest influence in my life. I have learned a great deal from them. They always believed in me and taught me to believe in myself. Student Lifee137 What Were Hot, Sexy, Alone, Bad, Confused, And Curious. 138 We In 88-89? Relaxed, Strong, Silly, Crazy, Behind, And Sadd $5612ng ; 9614'? m 139 SPOR TS 3 Z Schedules, reports, budgets, piles of papers to grade, dead- lines, grades, maintenance e these are only a few of the rou- tine duties that the faculty and administration have to face each and every day. ' The Ocean Springs School wwm System has 12 administrators NR and over 225 teachers, 57 at the high school. The system is ranked as one of the best in the I MWWMMMWJ 3 state as shown by student achievemenU and the recent state-man ted in ection. In- spectors f om acros the state were impr sed wit the facili- ties and the u ty and gave W..-W.m yr the system an A+ rating. No t one was surprised. ; Teachers and administrators iffy in the Ocean Springs School System have never been satisfied With mediocrity; they always strive for superiority, not only in their own work bgt in thei students. 140 - Sports , hf... .a........ .3... 0.3. Soccer - The Team The A-Team for the 1988-89 Soccer team was GROW D Steve Desjardins, Chris Breazeale, Mike McCaslin, Larry Miller, Scott Rumery, Paul Nettles, Mike Diaz, Eric Herman, Jesse Migues, Brian Watson. Back Row Randy Lohrano, Troy Brown, Frank Adams, Pat Hayes, David Beaugez, Greg Descher, Kirk Jones, Eric Henze, Billy Baugh, Troy Cruthirds7 and Coach Steve Rusk Manager this year are Lisa Plant, Amy Sher- rell, Leslie Murry, and Christine Gladney. B-Team members are Row D Philip North- cutt, Ryan Rubenstei, Michael Lee, Albert Montoclavo, Blas Sajordo, Mike Wyatt, Clark Levi, Nathan Ellis. Mark Voskamp. Bobby Nesse. Back Rowl Raymond Ulland, Robin North, Robby Effinger, David Harvey, An- drew Musa, Chris Burch, Hendrix Hult, Mike Prymula, Will Gay, Bert Foster, Jimmy French, Remi Davis. Not Pictured Coach Stennis Mike McCaslin Steve Desjardins Jesse Migues Troy Brown The Action Mark Vosskamp Chris Burch J immy French W . David Beaugez and Paul Nettles Bert FOSter Cross Country Leads The Way The Varsity Boys and Girls include the follow- ing: Billy Harris, David Lyons, Larry Miller, Ni- cole Barthes, Phil Northcut, Andria Chambliss, Remi Davis, John O Keefe, Aaron Williams, Jen- ny Hontz, Lisa Kendall, Kurt Zala, Josh Huff, Pat Miller, Amber McConnell, Kim Andrews, Bridget Lane, and Lindsay Miller. ?Q- The Junior Varsity Boys and Girls includes the following: Vanja Phillippoff, Jimmy French, Scott Janus, Jeremy Kilpatrick, Pat Barker, Phill Bark- er, B. B. Blakeney, Donny Bond, Ronny Bond, Kenny Comel, Amy Blakeney, Christy Dobbs, Mike Chambliss, Ben Dudte, Neal Gambler, Da- vid Kotchmar, Brent Lyons, Valinda Joiner, Jason Murphy, Amanda Schmidt, Christina Miller, Chip Smith, Dana Spisak, and Mike Villines, The Varsity team takes a well needed rest after running a long, hard, but victorious race. The Hounds start and eventually end this race. Kurt Zala takes the lead at Gulf Islands National Park, 144 - Sports Cross Country- The name of the sport itself epitomizes hard work. And indeed, it is between early morning practices, school, and meets. But it is all worth it when the trophies come in. Both teams went to state, and the girlst varsity won state overall. Coach Blakeney and the team dontt mind the hard work- Winning is worth it! The Greyhound Gals show off their trophy they won at Choctaw Trails in Clinton, Mississippi. t , .and they're offT Amber McConnell accepts first place. The product of a winning Greyhound Season. Sports A 145 Even with a bumpy beginning tcompliments 0f the weathert, the Greyhounds boasted a winning season. Hurricane Florence post- poned the Biloxi game, soon followed by another delay due to rain brought on from Hurricane Gilbert. But the weather could not stop the Greyhounds in their victory against Moss Point at Homecoming 0r Irving Spikes' record-breaking plays. David Baggett looks a little rough around the edges after a few hard plays while James Useforge is ready to go in. Jason rector shows his frustration at the Biloxi game. 146 reyhounds Boast Defensive coach Mike Tosch, head coach Hugh Pepper, and offensive coach Steve Tomazewski led the Greyhounds to another winning season. ?Vinning Season gag m 37?? g; ' V 1: David Beaugez, Jason Rector, Da- 1. 'tz, Clyde Morrison, Todd Utz, Steven :1, Frank Price, Leon Douglas. ROW 2: qht Battle, Lester Roper, Shawn Walt, , Kenny Mack, Irving Spikes, Arthur 19h, Walk Skupien, Bret Netolicky, :5 Walker and Randy Lobrano. ROW 3: Joey Seymour, Lee Miller, Lee Tucker, Dennis Tufnell, Mike McDonald, Nicky Thomas, Robert Eure, Giff Ormes, James Useforge. ROW 4: Donald McNabb, Brian Bass, Tom MaGruder, David Brillhart, Scott McNally, Hale Dees, Jeff Holland, Baily Tatum, David Baggett. ROW 5: Ocean Springs Visitors George County 41 6 Biloxi 22 Long Beach 44 Picayune 31 Harrison Central DTberville Moss Point Pascagoula St. Martin The Greyhounds show their good sportsmenship towards Biloxi Clyde Higgs, Rodney Fountain, Jimmy Dandeneau, Lonnie Carroll, David Pry- mula, David Reid, Shane County, Chris Coppedge, and Doug Williams. Not Pic- tured: Ronnie Siminicht and Ray Johnson. -+, Go Big Blue Team spirit brought the Greyhounds to their 7- 2 season. iRighO the first game with George County got them well on their way. Irving Spikes $15 made it into the Ocean Springs record book twice this year. He carried the ball 1,171 yards, breaking the record previously held by Eddie Hornback, and scored 144 points for a season total. tRighti Bret Netolicky 1t45 and Ronnie Simnicht $576 return from a successful play in the St. Martin game. 148 w Sports Shayne County makes a catch just before the SL. Martin defense reaches him. WOW Dwight Battle makes a tackle at the Picayune game. :wid Beaugez 1H carries the ball at the Picayune game. Sports 7 149 Faces Of Football The football season brought out emotions from players, students, cheerleaders and fans in the com- munity. The city of Ocean Springs backed the Hounds in home games, as well as at away games. In fact, at many away games, the Blue-Grey fans seemed to out- number the opposing side. Mary Kois passes out water, towels, and words of morale to the Greyhounds. Walt Skupien takes a break from the action. Lee Miller, Tom McGruder, and Rodney Foun- tain wait their turn to get into the game. Caroline Sours has fun during a Halftime. Chris Coppedge gets excited during every game. Arthur Joseph waits anxiously to play. 12 Softball Takes It Home Coach Tinnon, Amie Ranson, Maureen Berry, Kris Smith, Sharlette Smith, Penny Galloway, Helena Eckstein, Joy Straight, Angel McGowan, Suzanne Hillyard, April Stewart, Terri Sharp, Angie Gieger, Coach Hughes. Coach Hughes gives the signal for Char- lette Smith to run home. highU Kris Smith slides for second to play it safe. Bottom A Lady Greyhound in action. $ottom righn As shown in this shot, the Lady Greyhounds play to win. As the ball is being pitched, Penny Galloway gets ready for the play. Amie Ranson, Sharlette Smith, Helena Eckstein, Nikki LaGerda, Kathy Blessey, Danielle LaGerda, Angel McGowan, Suzanne Hillyard, Angie Gieger, Colleen Stevens made 11p the B team. Softball - 153 Boys Basketball The boys team, coached by Jimmy Dye and Jimmy Miller, participated in several tournaments during the season. In the Ocean Springs Invitational the boys tied for championship. Other tournaments included the Vancleave Holiday, George County, St. Martin and District. The A-Team consisted of menter righO Row 1: Mitch Jacobs, Brian Fulton, Artis Baker, Darrell Hughes and Ronnie Weems. Row 2: Pat Blankenship, Joey Seymour, Clyde Higgs, Joe Henary, Bryant Mallard, Leon Douglas and Barry Hatch. Bryant Mallard blocks at the St. Martin game as Pat Blankenship shoots. Artis Baker, 12, and Barry Hatch, 33, wait as Pat Blakenship tries a freethrow. : s Mark Hubbard, Pat Blakenship, and B-Team members are Row 1: Roger Wallace, Ronnie Tubbs, Kenny Bryant Mallard try for the rebound at Mac, Kevin Brumfield, Buddy Keechal, Row 2: Horatio Powe, Paul 154 - Basketball the St. Martin Game. Peoples, Joe Henary, David Derbyshire, Dan .Hawkins, and Sean A Metzl Girls Basketball . Penny Galloway struggles to retain the ball. The Greyhounds and the Tidettes fight for pos- session of the ball. X L to R: Sharlette Smith, Kris Graham. Andrea Cham- bers, Gina Papania, Shelley Sholes, Penny Galloway, ' Christine Smith, Kathy Gendron- Coach. Basketball - 155 Basketball At The HOOP? Pat Blankenship knows he can make the 3 pointer. While Mark Hubbard shoots for a goal. Clyde Higgs yells fur the ball. Block that goal, Shelley Bar V Hatch shows Hlife above the rim . Theresa Otto poses with our mascot, Brooke Anne Lobrano. : 4 ff Crissi Robinson shoots for the goal. Chris Smith blocks a Picayune player from making a goal. Keith Wade is a true ladiesh man. Crissi Robinson pushes her way through the mob to get the balll Kris Graham concentrates on the goal. 157 Awards iven For Football Coach Hugh Pepper proudly stands by his top seniors with their awards. They are David Beaugez, Burger King All Star; Joey Seymour, Wesson Memorial Loyalty Award; Arthur Joseph, Most Enthusiastic; Chris Walker, Most Im- proved; Irving Spikes, Most Outstand- ing Offensive; Ronnie Simnicht, Most Outstanding Defensive; and Bret Ne- tolicky, Sportsmanship. Football Cheerleaders were presented awards by Mrs. Cathy Lantrip, sponsor. They are Julie Noble, Most Dedicated; Nicole Barthes, Best All Around; Nancy Nurphy, Academic Award and Most Improved and Sarah Williams, Spirit Award. Joey Seymour and David Beaugez present Coach Pepper with a signed game ball. Three Greyhounds signed scholarships at the banquet Ronnie Simnicht signs with LSU; Irving Spikes with Alabama; and Chris Walker with Mississippi College. A4 .C-4n Sports Come In Many Forms; A11 Take Dedication And Determination Chuck Gibson does a r boneless on his halfpipe while friends look on. Many students followed the sport of skateboarding during 1989 and Chucks was a favorite gathering place. See Spring Sports Coverage In Summer Supplement Sports 159 Work, Play, And Fun All Day Matt Burt screams at his test waiting for it to give him some answers. Don't worry1 Brian, we won't hurt you. Jenny Hontz stares at the chocolate kisses in her hand saying, HPm on 60 a diet. Should I ... 1 l l l Mr. Tibliefs Building Trades students have fun as he tries to point out dimensions on the model home. Miss Ziegler, are these the students youi'e taking to math competition? mf .Tmncn, whm did 2m $r 3W k0 Hi mdlkh Know, Knock HOW do qOUL QCvLCh O. 'KLMQ rbe.l+,?oyl gnkukcmgh , F low we venlcure... a Into me vaslc darkness ... where 00 bkuduk MS ..., 80m bdorb-h'nko U've bizarre... and 9mm ue wand oi ... 0366C; sigh y waj HumOR LE mi So hash leL m hgwe 920de m $18 30m . Fun On The SOPH Side Sophomore Class Offi- cers: Shannon Lawson- Secretary, Jason Miille- President, Clark Levi- Vice President, Nathan Ellis-Treasurer. The Sophomore class shows their spirit for Homecoming with the longest spirit-link chain. Todd Utz draws a picture of his dream girl. Casey McConnell sees a martian while out in space. 164 P ' F 11' 1 e c e S O f u . Sherry Stultz gasps, Hey Amy, check out this centerfold! So, what about these American cheerleaders, eh, Bi11?' Mark Hubbard seems to he stuttering over his last name. Heme: Chevelle, and Robin show us some 01' their 1 S Prlde 2 Things get a little crazy when Paper Staffdoesnl meet a deadline. mley, dld you lbrget your pants? 165 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY The flavor of the season at M any school is determined by which sport is active, and here at Ocean Springs High were no Wf different. During the fall, the halls are lined With spirit post- W hhhhh L ? ers urging our football team to f x victory. Spirit pins and pep ral- i w; lies, cheerleaders and fans - I. all make up the Fridays during ff X During th seen in the h 2 body listens to Mr. Partridge over the PA congratulating the teams after the night,s Wins. V . V, .- Spring brings golfers, baseball players .ne' track practice fields, greens, and courts. Now theclasses a g embers out onto the filled with students Each sport adds something to the flavor A e schol year and possible to i wa' the TROPHY CASE! WW mWW..WW WWW X 166 7 Faculty 168 ministration WOW Allen T. Curry is Superintendent of the Ocean Springs School District. He has been in the position since 1971. Jack Pennell, Assistant Superintendent, has been in his position since 1971 also. Dr. Evelyn Jerkins, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, is the newest member of the administration. mIGHm Billy Hubbard, Principal, and Stan Partridge, Assistant Princi- pal, have been in the Ocean Springs High School office for 18 years and 3 years respectively. W3 LkitrUfH And Faculty Dennis Illich is the Vo-Tech Principal. Gaye Aultman and Charlotte Noble are the secretaries at O.S.H.S. Sonja Bellande and Jeanne Beck work in the Media Center. 169 Special Services Theresa Ladner teaches Tutorial, Language arts, and Basic Math. Jean Patterson teaches S.E. English, S.E. Science, S.E. History, SE. Math, and SE. Reading. Sherry Seymour teaches Language Arts and Basic Math. She received her Bachelors and Masters from USB. Terry Stebly teaches S.C. Science, S.C. History, and Tutorial. She received her 8.8 From USA and her Masters from USM. June Long is the new Guidance Counselor at O.S.H.S. She received her B.A. from MS College and her M.A. from Delta State. She is also a sponsor of Connections. Norman Wells is a Guidance Counselor at O.S.H.S. Judy Thurman is the secretary for the Guidance Counselors. She received her B.A. from New York State. Pat Cowan is the Security Guard at 0.S.H.S, Deborah Parker works in the Attendance Office. tBELOWi Left: Guidance, along with Beta Club provides students with College Career Night. Middle: Mrs. Parkeris helpers check the attendance lists. Right: Mrs. Cowan visits with Mrs Lawson and Mrs. Catchot, our student hall attendants, as they stand lunch duty. Mr. Scottis students join in a discussion in RP. Government. Social Studies Jimmy Dye teaches US. History, Global Studies, and Advanced US. History, He received his BS from USA and his MS. from MSU. He is also the Boys' Basketball Coach Alvin Farmer teaches Government, Geography, and US. History. Bill Scott teaches Honors Government, Govern ment, A.P. Government, and Political Science. He received his Masters form USM and his A.A.A. from USM and William and Carey Col- lege. James Taylor teaches US. History and Advanced US. History. He received his BS. and Masters in Social Studies. Michael Tosche teaches World History, US. His- tory, and Economics. He received his B.SEi from DSU. He is also the Assistant Football Coach and the Assistant Baseball Coach. David Ward teaches U.S. History and Psycholov gy. He received his B.S. from USM. Clinton Ashley and Tina Haffercamp take time out of their history lessons to pose for this picture for Annual Staff. Academics i 171 Judy Allen teaches General English 10 and Basic English 11. Virginia Bell teaches General and Honors English 1. She received her 8.5. from East Tennessee State and her M.Ed. and E.Sp. from William Carey College. Sallv Brune teaches Honors English 10 and Math and English C nmpnsitinn She received her BS. in Math and English and her M.SE. in counseling from Arkansas State. She is also a sponsor for SADD and Chess Club. Diane Grim teaches General and Basic English 121 She received her B.S. from USM, her M.A. from William Carey College, and her Assnciates Degree from MS Gulf Coast, Junior Collegei Mrs. Ball looks ecstatic over her Hereature from ' beyond.n 172 i Academics This year the teachers at O S. H. S. planned a day L0 salute their favorite authors by wearingsweatr ?Zshins with their authors on them. ,, l :7 V 1 K:- L; :1 1; 1; q L' i i 'iw w; , 1 '1 , . ; a a: X1 1 i1, 2 1., Lil ,..+ 4, X1, 31,4191: '1 1m; LW WU'My Xjajw English Brenda Jordan teaches General English 10 and 11. She received her B.S.E. and MS. from Delta State. She is also a sponsor of the Senior class. Fran McNabb teaches General English 12. She received her BS. from USM and her M.E. from USM at Gulf Park. She is also the sponsor of Annual Staff and a sponsor of the Junior class. Bobbie Thibodeaux teaches English 11, 12 and A.P. English 12. She received her BS. from MS University for Women and her M.Ed. and Spe- cialist Degree from William Carey College. Terry Van Valkenburg teaches General English 10. She received her S.S. from USM, her M.Ed. in School Counseling from USM, and her M.Ed. from William Carey College. She is also the spon- sor of Paper Staff, the Junior class, and Quill and Scroll. Bernadette Thomas, Shane McKense, Tri moore, and Ronnie Weems are hard at work during their English class. Academics - 173 Math Pat Dye teaches AlP. Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Analytical Geometry and Trigonometry. She re- ceived her B.S. and her M.Ed. from MS State and her A.A.A. from Hinds Junior College. She is also a sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta and Scholars Bowl. James Gilbert teaches Geometry and Algebra II. He received his A.A. from Jackson County Junior College and his B.S. from USM. He is also a sponsor of Beta Club. Arthur Jones teaches Fundamental Math, Alge- bra l. and Geometry. He received his B.S. from USM and his M.B.A. from Florida State. Glenda Manning teaches Algebra II, Trigon- metry, Analytical Geometry, and Albegra III. She received her B.S. from St. Bernard College. She is also a sponsor of the Senior Class. Jim Miller teaches General Math 11 and Algebra 1. He received his B.S. from USM. He is also Assistant Boys Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach, and sponsor of the Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes. June Wilkerson teaches Geometry and Algebra II. She received her B.S. from USM. Rosie Zeigler teaches Geometry and Algebra II. She received her BlS.El and her M.S.E. from Del- ta State. She is also a Coisponsor of Beta Club and a sponsor of Drama Club. Barry Hatch does Calculus homework while Da- vid Benson poses for the picture. Pat Dye was one of the lucky teachers who re- ceived her ucritter for the day during the Junior Class sale. 174 Sciehce Renee Hill teaches Biology and Advanced Biol- ogy. She received her BS. from Florida Institute of Technology. She is also a Sophomore class sponsor. Kathy Lantrip teaches Anatomy and World His- tory. She received her A.A. from Perk and her BlS.El from Delta State University. She is also the football and basketball cheerleader sponsor and a Sophomore Class Sponsor. Fran Marchette teaches Chemistry. She received her 13.5. from USC. Tom Prelsey teaches Basic, A.P., and Advanced Biology. He received his BS from USM. He is also a Student Council Sponsor. Jeff Tinnon teaches Marine Science, Chemistry, and Advanced Chemistry. He received his 8.8. from USM. He is also the Assistant Softball Coachl Alice Victory teaches Physics and Physics. She received her BS. from USM. She is also involved with science fair. levg m .3 linking And for the next trick Sean Rhodes will calculate the volume of these shapes. Brad Johnson wakes up from his nap to listen to Mrs. Lantrip's lecture. Academics v 1 q 3. Electives 176 Jennifer Gonzalez teaches Basic English and Spanish I. She received her BA. from USM. Sharon Hellman teaches Spanish I and 11. She received her BA. from Delta State and attended the Instituto Tecnilogica de Mohterrey. Etta Murphree teaches French I and ii. She re- ceived her B.A., MA. and BS. fmm MSU. Mary Sawyer teaches Concert Choir, and Music Theory 1 and IL She received her M.M.E.D. and B.M.E.D. from USM. Sondra Ahem teaches Art I and Advanced Art. She received her B.S.E. from Delta State. She is also the sponsor of the Art Club. Joe Cacibauda is the director of the band. He received his B.M.E.D. and M.M,E.D. from South- eastern LA. University. Ewing Lawson teaches JROTC and ROTC I, II, III, IV He received his BA. from Benedictine College and his A.A. from Phillips Jr. College. Billy Richards teaches ROTC I, ii, 111, IV. Mrs. Holman loves to be among her loyal Spanish students. Billy Dubose shows his artistic abili- ty in Art. Jimmy Brenner teaches Diversified Occupations. He received his A.A. from Northeast Ms. Jri Col- lege and his BS. from MSU. Rhea Wiley, Marianne Pennebaker, and their friends love to practice for their Choir pro- grams. The band takes a break during a game. Emma Fairley teaches Business Law, Keyboard- ing. Typing, and Shorthand. She received her BS. from USM and her Masters from William Carey College. Carol Hudson teaches Computer Literacy and Computer Programming. She received her BS. from Mississippi College. Elizabeth Walker teaches Keyboarding, Business Management, and Accounting. She received her BS. from USM. Greg Denyer teaches Driveris Education. He re- ceived his BS and M.S. from USM. Jack Hughes teaches Physical Education and Dri- veris Education. He received his BS from USM. Steve Tomaszewski teaches Driveris Education. He received his B.S.E. and M.S.E. from Delta State. Bonnie Andrews teaches Anatomy, Clothing, Child Development, Foods 1 and H, Family Liv- ing. She received her 33 from Longwood College and her Masters from USM. Nancy Dorroh teaches Foods I and 11, Consumer Education, and House and Home Furnishings. She received her BS. and Masters form USM. Audrey Catchot teaches Studyhall. Sharon Lawson teaches Studyhall. Linda Rossi and Don McNabb show their Melanie Vaughn stares at a blank screen, waits stuff in Typing. ing for inspiration. Vanda Alquuist. Jada Hughes. and Katie Dawn Wilson and her partner Lake ride in Galloway enjoy their food, Driver's Ed. Vo-Tech Harriet Breal teaches Intensive Business training I and II. She received her B.S. from USM and her Masters from William Carey College. Sharon Coward teaches Occupational Food Ser- vices. She received her B.S. from USM. Joy Kouns teaches Child Care. She received her B.S. from William Carey College and her MS. from USM. Robert Milling teaches Diversified Technology. He received his A.A. from Jones Jr. College and his B.S. and M.S. from USM. w w Gerry Partridge teaches Special Education. She received her B.A. from USM. s The children in the Child Care class listen to a Christmas Vo-Tech students enjoy drinking their punch during their Story. Christmas party. 178 SUBJECT: Payton, James DESCRIPTION: Many students consider him the warden of 1.8.8. MISSION: TO reform the students sent to him EXPERIENCE: BS. from MSU. SUBJECT: Rivers, Shirley DESCRIPTION: She is the right arm of Mr. Phs operation MISSION: TO aid Mr. P in his dangerous task EXPERIENCE: Unknown SUBJECT: Terry, Curtis DESCRIPTION: The Fishman 0r Aquaman is his A.K.A. MISSION: He is the Marine Mechanic H, II, 110 in the operation EXPERIENCE: AlT8LI from USM SUBJECT: Tibilier. Emile DESCRIPTION: Known as Mr. Construction MISSION: Educate students in the art of constructing EXPERIENCE Avcertificate from MSU BOMMARITO'S x Crab 539; Cold 8 u 6W I 9 a dwl'ch b0 Shrimp 6r eq V Few! Crabhlear T0 Name a Muffelamas 109 Call ahead for faster service 875-3853 If you liked our crawf'ish yoqu lover our Po Boys Closed Mondays 35 FLAVORS SNORALLS Free Delivery Min. $5.0m 4130 Porter Old Pic-Ouic Building h O:FICE 575-1272 374-1l43 HOME 392-5909 STAN RAMSAY STAN RAMSAY REALTY f1 INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. REALTOR? , PO. Box 1590 Hi-Way 90 East OCEAN SDFWJCS Ms 39564 TRAVEL AFFILIATES 916 Washington Ave Ocean Springs, MS 39564 180 PATTERSONS PHARMACY ' Patient Prescription Records 0 Individual Drug Counseling 0 Specialty Health Needs 1121 Ocean Springs Road 875-0158 Good Luck T0 The Class Of ,89 . ;':3';-. DIAMOND sznmo 3 0'3 ;x Q15, :I JEWELRY REPAIRING :4 mg. WATCH REPAIRING W. P. SHELTON JEWELER CUSTOM RING MANUFACTURING CASTING ALL TYPES JEWELRY SMING PLAZA OCEAN SPRINGSMISS 39564 PH 37W? CUSTOM DESDONING MOUN'HNOS LEMON REAL ESTATE 8f INSURANCE CO. Homes LOtS - Land 806 Washington Av. Ocean Springs, MS Sewing The Coast For Over 35 Years MARYAUCE AND JOHN: MINER MERXLEJCH WNE: :UR: OWNERS CQNSJLTANT BUYER MINEFVS BIG STUFF TOY STORES Servmg me Muss ssupw Gun Coast om Pascagowa lc Bay 31 Lows mm Pwposeiu; Plannings m the Fam-w Man 087cm P O Box $076 - Ocean Sprmgs MS 35564 6010B75rTCVS 78697D NE ' $35 sTliRrrS TOY g STORES :A'Ud M n. m-v N GJLIPOEY 452 Comhmse Road Uus' 31' Ihe Beach; Phone 601089670575 W OCEAN SPRINGS Hwy 90 a1 X056 Thorn Ave 1Acrosstron- McDonalds1 Phone 601-575-TOY3 s. t Gourmet Coffee t 1: Specialty Teas i t Spices '11 i Gift Baskets 3' MM Cmurrnwicm S: Dunn . Sprfftgx UK 09564 ELLIS BRANCH REALTOR 7.34 Hwy. 90 West Ocean Springs, MS SP I CE 161011 K-SJhnh 601'875'8102 Man 841 I0 00-8 00 Candy 510'? and More JoAnn Dawn 1' 1c Candv i k .7 37,33 $ NATIONAL ' 0 E3 0MPUTER MAN'S BEST FRIEND PET CENTER INC. Tropical Birds Tropical a: Marine Fish Reptiles 8! Small Animals All Breed Dog Grooming By Appointment HRS: 9:00-5:30 M0n.-Sat. 29.35 Bienville Blvd. Ocean Springs, MS 59564 Seashores Plaza 875-0797 63 ENTER TRAINING 0 SERVICE - REPAIR 3004 Highway 90 East, Ocean Springs, MissiSSIppi 39564 76017 875-3142 05017 875-8757 IBM - TANDY - COMMODORE Featuring The N.C.C. IBM Clone LARRY DOYLE JACKIE SOFTWARE SOURCE Of Ocean Springs Inc. 3002 Hwy. 90 E. Ocean Springs, MS LOIS BRANT 875-7857 Manager 181 Ocean Springs Finest Custom Jewatry Repair DSSIgn and Repair ' Apptansals by ' Pearl Restringing Appomlmenl . F Sea Shoras Plaza. Hwy 90 Easl 1N. ta Dqthurvv! and K58 mel Ocean Springs, Mississippn 39564 won 875-4653 L Plunging Avuhbk ' .0 Day: tm AI Gun m a r-r-nm J Quality GemsNUnique Designs waLINu :Hu'Jc I Bandy Bazaar: .307 WASHINGTON AVtNUE' LUfEAN SPRINGS. MIDS PHONE 875-41004 ' Specializing in ' Anlique Jewelry Hallmark has what it takes to party! Spring Plaza Ocean Spnngs. MS Ph. 8753-134 34:? Ir-y ' L L v LLwA S Tulimuki SHOP gwee Hanmark Cards Inc W HARDWARE STORES . L . RINGS LUMBER OCEAN SPRINGS LUMBER 1001 Bowen Ave. Ocean Springs 875-4112 Or 875-2464 a m L a 801 Washington Avenue Ocean Springs, MS 39564 875-4272 BETSY W MCCALL, R.PH. WEHERN EB UNION E College. YouN'c thought about it. And you've been preparing for it. Now ifs time to go for it and take The Next Step Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College We know that the transition from high school to college involves making compliczucd decisions, but we can help make your dccision-making easier. Choose Gulf Coast - we offer you vndlcss yet aITordabIe choices. You have a choice of locations: You can continue your education at any one of our seven facilities mhrcc campuscsrfour ccntcrg. You have a choice of lifestyles: You can live at home and commute or live away from home in One of our residence halls rPcrk onlyu. You have :1 choice of programs: You can choose a college transfcr pmgram or opt for an occupational career. Plus, your choices are not limited to the classroom! Student activities gwc you Lhc opportunity to participate in everything from 1110 arts to sports 10 dance. Jackson County Campus chcrson Davis Campus Pcrkiuston Campus Phone: 601l4979602 Phnnc: 60U895-3355 Phone: 601l923r5211 George County Ccnlcr Harrison County Center chslcr AFB Ccnlcr W'cxt Harrison Cly. Ctr. Phonc: 601l'917-4201 Phone: 601l896-4822 Phone: 60114324198 Phone: 60U868-6057 An Equal UplanunwAjirmum- Au-lm Colby Everything For Your Sewing Needs St. AWE CW SW ARCHWAY FABRICS 8.th Slaw 'HOME OWNED AND OPERATED SPRWG PLAZA SEOPFWG CENTER OCEAN SPFHNGS. MS 39564 875-6886 St Andrews 8. Swanson ' h BKLL AND SANDRA RALEYr OWNERS Ocean Springs, Mo 39564 rBOU 875-8182 Jfkm 4 MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST FAMILY YMCA-METRD YMCA TOTAL FITNESS .. E13869 Gog'ERNMENT ST. CENTER 526 WASHINGW 0N AVE. AN PRINGS. M839564 HIGHWAY QOEAST OCEAN mm s M 4 won 875-2966 OCEAN SPRINGS. MS 39564 gm r 8724,04: 3956 6011 875015H875-0157 If r r , 7 r o V b ,5; 9,7,7, jAg wW 537W Cuslom Made Jewelry, Gifts, Household Accessories ALIApry . 75m . Zulu A410 0617111171 nm ,2 y , 10F 42le A :332fadkzrzxce 0176621574 . Mm , . Amy . Wymww MV-xm-M , ?,lummm 7 FW'. 0 A ,,W. 27,. mnxfmma .21, 151.4 . 1214.4 11 III Wayndy ,2, er junmu- 4'71; xV fl Spqn Shae C9 CLARENCEA.andMARIEBEECH E OWNERS SPORT SHACK Village Specialty Shopping Center Highway 90 East Ocean Springs, MS 39564 . 7 , , 7H 16011872-3238 i f ' 5; WW First In Home Fashions Since 1947 3000 Hwy 90 East, Ocean Springs, MS 39564 160118721341 I 4112-2501 .7 6 S SUPPLY COMPANY School 0 Party ' Carmval 3004-5 Hwy. 90 East Ocean Springs. MS 39564 16071 875-6643 SHERRILL P, EDWARDS SHEREE BEAUGEZ 184 Pond-Raised CATFISH GULF SHRIMP FRIED CHICKEN Hushpuppies. cole slaw, baked yams, french fries, homemade biscuits 8. jelly. 0 J C ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT SERVED FAMILY STYLE QCatflsv 0 esrtnill'ldj'l'a0 Hours: Tues.-Thurs., 5-9 Fri. 8. Sat. 5-9:30 Sun., 11:30-2 Soulhnm lelnq Mugulno C National Historic 3 Register COUNTRY LUNCHEON BUFFET Tues.-Fri., 11:30-2 . foul Dlnyng Rooms, l . .' Historic GIH Shop 5 Spuclou: 1, Sp0ngs Exit 50 From I110 875-9201 REALIZATIONS THE WALTER ANDERSON SHOP books - prints - Clothing - reproductions 1000 Washington - :in the Depot x 1 gym: Eesignezs 973m FOR MEN AND WOMEN DEEDY'S SHOPPING VILLAGE HWY 90 EAST A FULL SERVICE SALON OCEAN SPRINGS, MS 87517825 CONCINNITY 1801 GOVERNMENT ST, OCEAN SPRINGS. MS 39564 DEBBIE GUASTELLA MELBA HARFHS 15041 887-8497 16011 875-4261 CUSVOHWILT TRAILER MIYCHES Hitches I MuHIers Brakes Shocks M r I Germany WJY'U 1307 Hwy. 90. Ocean Spr1ngs Between Dommds Pizza 81 Mail Photo 875-1 110 P1ERCE BLANKENSH1P, Ownev Jackie H. MltcheH JGQEW'S vernlnlne appavm 918 Bechtel Beulevard Ocean Springs, MS 39564 16011 875E363 For the BEST in'Local News. ngllymmm glaring: 715 Cox Avenue cean Springs Tuesday - Saturday 11:3031m. - 2 pm 6:00 - 10:00 pm. Sunday 11:30 am. 1 2:00 pm Closed Monday RecervalionsAcccpmd P110neS75-4426 185 Patrons We wish to thank the following patrons for the support they have given to the 1988-89 yearbook. - m9 5 on FASH'ONS 3' '9': 1006 Robinson Avenue Ocean Spnngs. MS 39564 160115757413 Clint Fulton and Son, Inc. George E. Arndt Hanneke Fashions Hinton Paint and Speciality New Directions for Hair The Olive Branch Elena y Pedrds Plant Casa Spanish Trail Books The KnuckleBall Baseball Card Shop WA. and Patsy Gibson Ingle Congratulations, Nick, on completing 12 good years in Ocean Springs schools. CARZOLI REALTY is proud of its native son and the other 1989 graduates. CARZOLI REALTY 872 -347 7 186 WEST JACKSON COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICES COMPLEX 6900 Nonh Washington Avenue 1 9 Mt LeMoyne Boulevard Intersectiom This 4,750-squarc-f00t facility has made possible the imtomlivc combination of District Fouris UdIHlIllSlI'UIIVC offices and five important public Scmccs m a geographic area comwu'cut to West Jackson Counlium. AMSERV Ambulance and Emergency Medi Cill Service Rouud-Thc-Clock LAW ENFORCEMENT Full time sheriffs substation; increased patrol lime; easier access for pllbllC. JUSTICE COURT HEALTH DEPARTM ENT Expanded service in child health, funnly planning, mutcrmly programs, munumzutlons. TAX COLLECTION Convenient location to purchase cur tags; pay properly taxes. Expanded judicial services in a more convenient location at former sheriff subslullon 0n Rose Farm Road. JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Post Office Box 998 Puseugoulu, Mississippi 39507 V 187 Custom and Rcady-madc Frames 622 Washington Avenue Ocean Springs, MS 875-1166 Bruce 81' Joyce Hull munnn 0F OCEAN SPRINGS Insurance-Real Estate For 101 Years 710 Washington Ave 875-5464 Best Wishes T0 The Class Of ,89 DENTAL HEALTH CENTER, RA 1203 GOVERNMENT STREET OCEAN SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI 39564 6011 75-3343 ROGER M. SIMNICHT, D.D.S, RONALD H. SIMNICHT, D.D.S. Your Good Neighbors In Ocean Springs Lavon Nettles Phil Harvey 875-7723 5 T AT E F A R M 875'5815 Bob Effinger 875-1212 188 J.W. Webb 875-3400 We Thank Our Patrons Betty0s Beauty Shop LSzJ T0Shirt 8: Stuff Stumpjumpers Tackle Box Adopters Accurate Printing A-1 Tire Burger King Chick-Fil-A Deedy0s Dress Shop Dollar Day Video Flowers by Karen Golden Corral Gumbo Hinton Paints Hairwind Styling Salon Jacqueline0s Lucia,s Hallmark Minefs Toy Store Mr. Gattfs Pizza Pizza Hut Stank Merfs Wear Trilby0s M. Michael Felsher, CLU 116.!le eqsgax gunoA epneq aJQayLO auueep Munoo auKeqS uooqguom agLueA uosumH emerl Anxioc'winrito' Insurance Agency Box 6130 1400 Hwy 90E. ' Ocean Springs. MS 39564 , I Phone: 601075-0008 Res: 601-875-9859 Class ; Of 0 NATIONWIDE 0 Li; rlINSURANCE 89 - Nan mm as an Wovsue Home OHIce Columbus Omc gm$w3 00 C TRILBSWSIW JGWN 7771x17flwx wlj CM ex 0, TRILBY0S Supports The Ocean Springs Annual Staff 189 Ending The h80,s In Style . . . Chaperones for the 1988 senior trip waited to get on the KhGreyhound that took them to Grad Night. Jeremy Kilpatrick and David Burt worked hard to decorate fur the Homecoming festivities. Santa Jenkins and Tracy Smith decorated for the FHA fashion show. Sophomores Blake Dillman and Todd Utz made a profes- sion of hholding up the wall. Kyle Ingle, why are you hanging onto that fence? Band students Cindy Burks, Keli Crenshaw, Christie Hambsch, Mary Tyler, Jennifer Jones and Lisa Hambsch perform in downtown Ocean Springs for Halloween. . . .Greyhound Style! 17'le Khvuxm , wa 6L VLFLM .' AZS, g. u 0607c ALE. ' Embgfl W MEI Hie JMQJ 1114-2101501 mg LZ tab uQ' Laanres thOwa . , LMLLP Q JWWXLQA Ont d Q :9 1 l gUELLJr 4912,1sz . ufru Gould CLQLCQLJJ ' dazwna a $110.82 abyvu . rbGLCQ o W vrhCmuCa, bORQJJ 1234mm, 4; QXCJQQJL 10.0w 141mwgreS HQ: 'x k ! 1 l R, ku; QW Maw ,' , 0'0- ? m, The Choir Room made an excellent gathering place during lunch for groups to gather. Band students gave Ocean Springs residents a treat on Halloween night by performing on Washington Avenue. - Some of the members in costume are Stuart Lynn, Ryan 77 Kirby, Scott McVicker, Tonnie Roncrey, Nichole Watson, Keli Crenshaw, Robert Fayard and Lauri Young. xf' 1981- On January 20 Ronald Reagan was sworn 1981- Sandra Day O1Cunnor was the First woman to in for hih first term a: President 01' the United be chosen to serve in the United States Supreme 1981' States Coult. ' d L 1985- In the sprmgoFSE the Ocean Springs teachers took 19:35- Cmoked Feather, a landmark 01' Ovmn 1985- Hurricane Elena destroyed much of Ocean '4 VULE to st! ike for educational issues. After two weeks 01' Springs was lifted back into place after Hurn- Springs as shown in this picture ofthe Blossmun Gas 986 picketmg, they won. cane 13191121. Building. agit 'hris Wm 1987- Television evangelist Jlm Bnkker and his wife 1988-011Junuary12th Ray Mabus took the oath 1988- On March 3 George Bush Visited Ingalls ship- Tammy created much controversy in the P'FL ministry to be the 49th Governor 01' Mississippi Beslde yard during his mmpaign. Later he WEN elected :15 1 '58 him. Julie Mabus'. the 41st presldent 1 19! I 0s! 1984A Geraldine Ferraro was c110 first woman to be chosen to run Im' the executive ol'fice- vire-prpsident 1982- John Stenms was :1 great smmmr fmm Mississippi for 41 years. In 1982 he won his sevnnth Renal? election , ,'17 W.4 , , , . : , , I h mm Ami . ' nwmuxww x x n a 520111141, 536$: AQQMmW fL m:? MWW -LWW d 3K9 On July 29 the royal wcddmgol Prince Charles ady Diana 01' Whales wus pcl'i'urmed. 1 58 V1 34 14 42. This seven-person crew of the space shuttle Challenger, 1986- Pictured is Monmmar Khadnfy who 1987- On July 10 Lt. Col, Oliver North tesmfied H W. rally never mmplE-tpd its misslon and died while in space. was blamed for numerous terrorim inci in'tho Senate on hls part of the lran-Contra 1' 3 yta McAlit'i'e, first teacher m space, war; on thxs flight dents. scandal. 105 2 45V $. 1989- Anti-nhm'tmn mllms wen- held protecting the R00 vs. Wade court duisiou , Sometimes being president can make a person ' in more ways than mm as shown above with Ldent Reagan 149K354 Greyhound Index Aa Ahhot, Shan 42, 47, 53, 62 Ables, Stephanie 62 Adams, Frank 62 Adams, Franklin 12, 22, 24, 102 Ahern, Sandra 176 Albright, Khristopher 22, 36, 38, 42 Allen, Brandi 18, 19, 20, 62 Allen, Franklin 92 Allen, Greg 36, 91 Allen, Gregory 91 Allen, Judy 172 Allen, Michelle 35, 42, 43, 44, 52, 62 Allen, Todd 18, 21, 102 Almquist, Vanda 41, 62, 177 Anto, Angie 52, 102 Alves, Shannon 22, 26, 91 Amos, Kelly 102 Anderson, Craig 62 Anderson, Ellen 19, 41, 62, 87 Anderson, Leslie 17, 35, 45, 49, 91, 116 Andrews, Bonnie 177 Applegate, Tammy 22, 23, 26, 35, 62, 68 Arney, Marie 42, 43, 102 Arthur, Laurie 47, 52, 55, 91 Ashley, Clinton 91, 171 Ashley, Scott 35, 43, 91 Atwell, David 38 Aultman, Gaye 169 Bb Baar, Robert 12, 22, 37, 47, 102 Baggett, Daniel 91 Baggam,Davu113,91,146,147 Bailey, Sherry 63 Baker, Artis 39, 91, 154 Baldan, Andrea 41, 63 Ball, Virginia 172 Bara-Skowronok, Jacob 45, 107 Barbknecht, Dave 18, 21, 36, 109 Barker, Phillip 38, 144 Barnes, Joseph 91 Barry, Jennifer 19, 35, 42, 45, 91 Barthes, Nicole 10, 35, 44, 63, 115, 126, 127, 129, 136, 144, 198 Bass, Heather 42, 102 Bass, Brian15,47,63, 129,147 Battle, Dwight 62, 70. 87, 147, Balttle, Tori 19, 36, 54, 91 Batten, Michelle 16, 42, 52 63 Baugh, Billy 63, 87, 142 Baxter, Kenneth 22, 102 Baxter, Pamela 47, 102 Baxter, Jesse 63 ' Beaugez, David 13, 42, 46, 61, 63, 87, 123, 131, 136, 142, 143, 147, 149 Beaugez, Jason 63 194 Beaugez, Todd 91 Beck, James 63 Beck, Jeanne 169 Beck, Brannan 45, 91 Belcher, David 39, 47, 63 Bellande, Sonja 169 Belton, Tammy 16, 60, 63, 87 Bennett, Teresa 91 Benson, David 15, 16, 17, 35, 46, 63, 127, 135, 174 Benton, Bradley 91 Beverin, Natalie 35, 42, 45, 91 Bibee, Kerrie 21, 102 Billeaud, Katrina 63 Billeaud, Raoul 91 Bishop, Penny 22, 26, 102 Black, Darin'38, 42, 92 Black, Sean 36, 38, 42, 47, 92 Blackmon, Kim 64 Blair, Vanessa 42, 47, 52, 102 Blakeney, Doug 145 Blakenship, Patrick 64, 86, 125, 154, 156 Blanchard, Tracy 38, 102 Blanchard, Monica 64 Blessey, Kathy 12, 22, 42, 102, 153 Bond, Christy 27, 64, 87 Bonderer, Jeannie 11, 92, 135 Boney, Missy 42 Boney, Delicia 15, 64, 87 Bonham, Andrew 92 Boonak, Duarg Duan 52, 92 Bourque Jr., Jeffrey 22, 38 Boutwell, Mary 64 Boyd, Christie 102 Boyd, Luva 60, 64 Bozard, Missy 42, 52, 64, 87 Bracey, Leigh Ann 19, 20, 21, 41, 47, 102 Bradley, Craig 38, 92 Brady, Robert 102 Braswell, Christy 92 Breal, Harriet 178 Breazeale, Raymond 64, 87, 142 Brenner, Jimmy 176 Brillhart, David 92, 147 Broerman, Jun 92 Brown, Christine 36, 41, 53, 102 Brown, Norman 102 Brown, Troy 64, 142, 143 Brown, Stacey 42 Brown, Tina 102 Brumfield, Kevin 35, 45, 92, 154 Brune, Annette 92 Brune, Sally 37, 42, 43, 172 Bryson, Terri 64 Bullock, James 37, 39, 92 Burch, Chris 12, 55, 92, 142, 143 Burks, Cynthia 22, 23, 42, 64, 68, 190 Burtb David 34, 37, 45, 55, 92, 1 9 Burt, Matt 34, 35, 36, 37, 45, 92, 160 Burton, Wendy 22, 26, 55, 92 Burton, Julie 22, 102 Butler, Sondra 35, 42, 64, 83, 7 8 Butler, Cindy 22 Byrd, Joel 64 Byrd, Stephanie 42, 47, 52, 102 Cc Cambell, Jim 92 Canterbury, Billie 92 Canterbury, Delanya 92 Capers, Dan 102 Carlock, Robert 65, 67 Carlson, Kristen 19, 20, 21, 34, 35, 36, 92, 116 Carnley, Richard 92 Carpenter, Dawn 41, 45, 102, 115, 128 Carrell, Isabel 41, 49, 52, 65 Carroll, Heath 102 Carroll, Lonnie 4, 128, 147 Carson, Rachael 38, 39. 49, 56, 57, 65 Carter, Gene 34, 35, 65, 86, 116 Carzoli, Nicky 65, 87, 186 Case, Amy 65, 87 Cash, Stephanie 42, 54, 102 Castle, Chip 35, 65, Catchot, Audrey 170, 177 Catchot, Lance 65, 87 Cacibauda, Joe 114, 176 Chambliss, Aundria 47, 103, 144, 155 Chappell, Regina 42, 92, 93 Chappell, Samuel 16, 18, 19, 21, 92 Cheek, Tommiellen 22, 26, 42, 103 Cheesman, Leah 52, 54, 92 Chiang, Tiffany 35, 36, 37, 41, 42, 44, 47, 52 Clark, Yvette 19, 20, 41, 92 Cleveland, Johnny 65 Cleveland, Candice 52 Clower, Candice 22, 42, 45, 47, 103 Combs, Michelle 42, 43, 66, 83 Cooley, Brian 15, 16, 17, 34, 35, 36, 37, 42, 44, 66, 78, 86, 116, 124, 126, 129, 132, 136 Coppedge, Chris 35, 36, 38, 54, 66, 147, 150 Coppedge, Cherita 92 Cotter, Sean 13, 17, 37, 47, 48, 49, 66, 116, 121, 129, 132 County, Shayne 16, 66, 129, 147, 149, 189 Cowan, Pat 170 Coward, Sharon 178 Cox, Eddie 66 Crandall, Steve 92 Creel, Kelly 36, 44, 66, 83, 87 Crenshaw, Keli 22, 35, 47, 92, 190, 191 7 Crisler, Melissa 19, 20, 103 Cruthirds, Bryan 35, 47, 92 Cruthirds, Troy 36, 93, 142 Culberson, Marty 28, 103 Cummings, Rebecca 41, 103 Cunningham, Teresa 10, 35, 44, 66, 129, 134 Curry, Allen 168 Curry, Philondrea 93 Curtis, Darren 18, 20, 21, 66. 132 Dd Dahl, Keri 35, 44, 66, 87 Dalimonte, Ryan 103 Dargiano, Paul 36, 37, 47, 57, 6 Dandeneau, James 93, 147 Darnell, David 93 Dartez, Tiffany 41, 42, 45, 93 David, Jonathon 103 Davis, Buffie 66, 74, 87 Davis, Kimberly 22, 23, 26, 66, 68 Davis, Remi 13, 15, 16, 17, 34, 35, 42, 44, 47. 48, 49, 61, 66, 114, 116, 121, 124, 129, 136, 142,144 Davis, Dawn 93 Davis, Wade 34, 37, 42, 45, 102, 114 Dawson, Dwan 17, 35, 36, 37, 41, 42,44, 47,49, 57, 66, 132 DeSilvey, Jody 67 Dees, Hale 20, 41, 103, 147 Deiger, Matthew 35, 44, 67 Denham, Bath 67, 116 Dennison, Rhett 93 Denyer, Greg 44, 114, 177 Derbyshire, David 22, 103, 154 Descher, Gregg 17, 35, 46, 67, 142 Deshong, Jon 22, 103 Desjardins, Steve 35, 67, 73, 122, 127, 142, 143 Desjardins, Anne 35, 42, 55, 93 Dessommes, Tyra 11, 67, 87 Diaz, Mike 35, 45, 93, 128, 142 Dillman, Blake 4, 103, 128, 190 Dinken, Herb 102 Dixon, Eddie 9, 22 Dobbins, Tara 35, 36, 41, 42, 93 Dodge, Elizabeth 22, 103 Doffing, Tina 19, 21, 93 Dorrah, Nancy 177 Douglas, Leon 147, 154 Dressback, Kyle 18, 20, 21, 93 DuBose, Billy 93, 176 Dubaz, Anthony 93 Duckett, Albert 38, 67, 87, 12, 22, 93 Duke, Donald 103 Dunlap, James 103 Dunn, Kelly 67 Durand, Kim 27, 93 Dye, Jimmy 171 Dye,PaL34,35,78,174 Dyess, Glenn 93, 128 Dykes, Chad 15, 67 E9 Earles, Nathan 103 Eckstein, Helena 93, 152 Economos, Chris 68 Edwards, Beth 42, 103 Edwards, James 55, 68 Egan, Stephanie 42, 103 Eleuterius, Lee 93 Elford, Karrie 68, 87 Ellerbe, Carrie 68 Ellis, Nathan 103, 164 Embry, William 103 Engel, Lori 55, 68, 70, 87 English, Greg 35, 36, 42, 55, 93 Ertle, Cherie 103 Esterbrook, Cronia 94 Eure, Robert 103, 147 Ff Fairley, Emma Kate 177 Fairley, Joy 10, 54, 94, 119, 135 Fa11o, Joseph 22, 94 Farley, Christy 68 Farmer, Alvin 117, 171 Favata, Barbara 41, 54, 68 Faulk, Cathy 103 Fayard, Robert 22, 103, 191 Fayard, Angela 52, 68 Fender, Leissa 94 Fernandez, Teresa 22, 94 Ferryman, Stephanie 68 Fields, Christopher 103 Plorez, Jeni 27, 35, 36, 38, 39, 42, 43, 94 Flurry, Chandra 5, 94 Foster, Loy 103 Foster, Suzanne 36, 44, 69, 132 Fountain, Monica 22, 26, 103 Fountain, Rodney 103, 150 Fowler, Charles 7, 18, 20, 21, 36, 37, 42, 47, 50, 60, 69, 122, 129, 147, 57, 132, 200 Fox, Charlie 69 Fox, Dorothy 69 Frame, William 104 Franklin, Tasha 104, 115, 128 Franklin, Sonya 27, 94, 114 Pranko, Charles 87 Freeman, Sandra 69, 87 French, Jimmy 35, 39, 42, 69, 87, 132, 142, 143, 144 Puller, Mary 69, 87 Fulton, Brian 154 wulton, James 38, 104 Fulton, William 94 Futral, Meredith 22, 42, 45, 104 Gg Gahrmann, Michelle 42, 45, 47, 104 1aines, Dawn 11, 19, 104, 130 1alloway, Sherri 69, 87 Galloway, Kattie 94, 177 Galloway, Penny 94. 152, 153, 155 Gambrell, Kerry 19, 27, 94 Gardner, Melissa 38, 69 Garlmte, Teresa 69 Garner, Greg 69 Garrott, Jenni 35. 36, 37, 44, 54, 59, 69, 87, 118, 124, 129, 133, 136 Gaskill, Chevelle 12, 22, 24, 104, 165 Gates, Nichole 12, 22, 41, 42, 45, 104, 135 Gautier, Chad 18 Gay, Will 22, 45, 104, 142 Cennow, Kristianna 55, 69 Gibsnn,ChL1ck 104, 159 Gieger. Angie 69, 87, 152, 153 Gigl, Candice 39, 69 Gilbert, James 44, 174 Gi11,Juhn 70 Gladney, Christine 94, 142 Class, Robert 104 Gable, Christy 70, 87 Golden. Phillip 104 Goldsmith, Tommy 54 Gonzalez, Jennifer 176 Goss, Brandi 22, 26, 104 Gottsche, Chad 36, 43 Graham, Kristine 41, 42, 94, 155, 157 Granholm, Kari 104 Grant, Michael 22, 23, 68 Grant, Stephenie 94 Grayson, Steve 70 Green, Meredith 36. 37,42, 52, 7O Grimm, Diane 172 Guertin, Lisa 38, 70 Hh Hafferkalnp, Tina 41, 54, 94, 171 Hagmaier, Jason 36, 41, 45, 94 Hall, Donna 94 Hall, Brad 38, 104 Hambsch, Christine 22, 94, 190 Hambsch, Lisa 22, 104, 190 Harbin, George 104 Hariharan, Sujatha 34, 41, 42, 46, 47, 104 Harkleroad, Charlene 55, 70, 87 Harmon, Chris 28, 39, 104 Harper, Louisa 94 Harris, Billy 70, 87, 144 Harris, Susan 70, 87 Harrison, Jennifer 22, 35, 42, 68, 70 Harrison, Laura 13, 17, 42, 71, 86, 189, 50 Harrison, Heather 94, 135 Harvey, David 104, 142 Hatch, Barry 70, 154, 155, 174 Havelin, Jennifer 18, 19, 21, 120 Havelin, Misty 94 Hawkins, Don 104, 154 Hawkins, Brad 35. 71 Hawkins, Charles 94 Hayes, Pet 13, 71, 142 Henary, Joe 37, 104, 154 Henary, Janelle 71 Hensarling, Brian 71, 87 Henson, Robert 104 Henson, Shellie 19, 94 Henson, Suzanne 87, 130, 131 Henze, Eric 94. 142 Higginbotham, Josselyn 35, 50, 57, 71, 198 Higgs, Clyde 6, 42, 94, 147, 154, 1'6 J Hill. Chris 42, 54, 94 Hill, Renee 175 Holderfield, Beth 36, 62, 71, 87 Holland, Jeff 12, 22, 42, 104, 147 Holman, Sharon 176 Hontz. Jenny 17, 34, 35, 36, 41, 42, 44, 48, 49, 71, 121, 129, 132, 160 . . n h; , Horman, ErlC 35. 11, 8 , 142, .1 . w 11M X9 WI jxx , 8 x , Hosey, Dana 71 Houck, James 38, 104 Houstnn, Tracy 71 Hubbard. Billy 168 V Hubbard, Mark 29, 61, 71, 87, 129, 131, 136, 155, 165 Hudluw, Heather 41, 56, 57, 71, 16 Hudson, Carol 177 Hughs, Jack 152 Hughesa, Darrelle 38, 104, 154 Hughes, Jada 36. 53, 71, 177 Hughes, Kiley 29, 61, 72, 87 Hughes, Anthony 13, 72 Hull, Shelly 55, 72, 122 ., Hult, Henrik 17, 41. 72, 142, 165 Hunter, Vicky 94 Hurley, Jennifer 104 Hyde, Regina 38, 104 Hyde, Kelly 36, 38, 94 Ii Iachino, Steven 16, 95 Illich, Danny 104 Illich, Dennis 169 Ingle, Kyle 50, 51, 55, 57, 95, 190, 132 Irwin, Emily 44, 72, 87 Ivey, Kerri 19 J3 Jackson, Lennard 95 Jackson, Shelley 42, 47, 72 Jacobs, Mitch 72, 87, 154 Janus, Scott 35, 36, 42, 95, 144 Jarrett, Keisha 72, 189 Jenkins, Michelle 72 Jenkins, Shanta 19, 21,42, 72, 87, 190 Jerkins, Evelyn 168 Johnson, Brad 104, 175 Johnson, Rory 104 Johnson, Heather 47, 104 Johnson, Raymond 95 Jones, Angie 95 Jones, Arthur 174 Jones, Jennifer 22, 45, 104, 190 Jones, Dwight 38, 72 Jones, William 72, 122, 142 Jordan, Brenda 119, 172 Joseph, Arthur 38, 72. 147, 150, 158 Joseph, Charles 72 Kk Keeche1, Buddy 42, 104, 154 Keenum, Larry 72 Keese. Brian 13, 22, 23. 35, 42, 44, 68, 73, 121, 132 v Kehoe, Jennifer 22, 26,41, 42, 45, 104 Kelley, Julie 73 Kell ,BALidng 1-2. 22, 104 '96 a 1, L1sa 34, 35, 42, 56, 73, 87 Kennedy, Treva 39. 105 Kemer, Angel 105 Kilpatrick, Jeremy 35, 42, 44, 45,57, 95, 121, 144, 190 Kimble, Joe 105 King. Jason 22. 23, 41, 95 King, Stacey 53, 73 Kinney, Chris 95, 105 Kinney, Tammy 95 Kirby. Ryan 22, 23, 95, 191 Kisner. Leeja 105, 135 Kisner, Adam 73 Knight, Paula 42, 47. 105 Knuth, Billy 39, 95 Kois, Mary 42, 73, 150 Knsch, Khris 42, 47, 57, 73, 87 Kotchmar. Tracy 111 35, 37. 46. 73,118,128, 129. 130. 131. 136 Kouns, Joy 178 Kraf'nick, Allison 22. 26, 95 Krystosek, Joseph 95 Krystosek. Rachelle 73 Kuhn, Billy 74 L1 LaCap, Marissa 41 LeGerda, Danielle 35, 41, 45, 55, 95, 153 LaGerda, Nicole 105, 158 Laden, Ryan 12, 34, 35, 45, 95 Ladner, Theresa 170 Lafferty, David 22, 37, 105 Lagmne, Clay 38, 95, 132 Lam, True 95 Lam, Yee Man 35, 41, 45, 95 Lamb, Desiree 87 Lane, Leslie 11, 42, 105 Langille, Jeremy 42, 74 Langille, Nicole 42, 105 Lantrip, Cathy 34, 35, 45, 158 Lantrip, Kathy 175 Lantrip, Mary 34, 55, 95 Lamsa, Laura 74 Larson, Lars 74, 87 Lassiter, Russell 38, 105 Law, Rhonda 22, 96 Lawson, Sharon 170. 177 Lawson, Ewing 176 Lawson, Shannon 22, 96 Le, A1 34, 36, 42, 45, 47, 105 Le,'11ha0 34. 36, 41, 47, 96 Lee, Michael 105, 142 Levi, Clark 38, 105, 142, 164 Lewis, Andy 38, 47, 74 Lendsey, John 74, 87 Link, Tara 34, 35, 37, 42, 44, 61, 74 Lobrano, Randy 74, 129, 142, 147 Lobrano. Monique 96 Logan, Shelly 19, 36, 41. 47. 96 1401115, John 96 Lung, June 170 Lombardo. Marcus 22. 38, 105 Lowery, Leon 39 Lowman. Jennifer 54. 96 Luevanu, Kristina 74 Lusk, James 22, 96 Luther, Raymond 96 Luu, Loc 96 Lynch. Lana 52, 96 Lynn, Stuart 22, 96, 191 Lyons, Joey 36, 87, 132 Lyons, David 34, 36, 37, 42, 45, 96, 144 Mm Mahary. Jeremy 56, 65, 75 Mack. Kenny 105, 147, 154 Madden, Tara 18, I9, 20, 21, 27, 36, 75, 135 Magruder. Tom 4. 45, 105, 118. 195 147, 150 Mahnke, Mindy 9 MalIard. Bryant 18, 154 Maniscalco, Lee Ann 75, 97 Manning, Glenda 119, 174 Marchette, Fran 175 Martin, David 18, 20,21, 36. 70, 75, 87 Martin, James 105 Martin, Laura 10, 35, 75, 87, 115 Mashulie, Donald 96 Mason, Melanie 105 Mason, Steve 6, 75, 120 MaLhieu, Theresa 43, 75, 87 Maxwell, Lydia 96 Maya, Tara 19, 20, 43, 96 McCamey, Jennifer 7, 19, 21, 96 McCaslin, Mike 15, 17,35, 36, 54, 75, 132, 142, 143 McLeave, Jason 22, 43, 105 McClellan, Sharon 75, 87 McConnell, Casey 38, 105, 164 McConnell, Amber 35, 45,91, 96,114,115,144,145 McCoy, Melanie 96 McDonald, Michael 37, 43, 45, 105, 147 McDonald, David 18, 21, 41, 93, 96 McEwen, Kathy 75 McGuff, Jeff 50, 51, 56, 75 McKay, Brooks 29, 105 McKenzie, Shane 38, 96, 142 McLain, Mary 50, 51, 96, 132 McLeod, Betsy 105 McMichael, Phil 46, 96 McNabb, Donald 4, 13, 43, 105, 118, 147, 177 McNabb, Fran 50, 76, 172 McNally, Scott 16, 34, 35, 36, 43, 44,75, 114, 116, 129, 136, 147 McNulLy, Todd 35, 36, 75 McQuilkin, Lilah 11, 105, 130 McVickar, Jack 22, 23, 25, 61, 68, 75 McVickar, Scott 22, 105, 191 Melah, Paul 55 Melton, Jason 22, 96 Meredith, Misty 19, 21, 22, 105 Merlau, Amy 19, 20, 106 Merrill, Felicity 96 Merritt, Tiffani 5, 53, 106 Merritt, Lisa 75 Mertens, Rene 41 Messenger, Mike 76 Metz, Sean 106. 154 Michaud, Chad 42, 45, 106 Migues, Lisa 11, 106 Migues, Jesse 73, 76, 87, 142, 143 Mille, Jason 106, 164 Miller, Eddie 106 Miller, Greg 38, 39, 76 Miller, Jennifer 19, 20, 21,76 Miller, Jim 174 Miller, Larry 35, 76,87, 142, 144 Miller, Sydney 76, 83, 114, 118 Miller, Lee 96, 147, 150 Milling, Robert 178 Minthurne, Shelly 106 Mitchell, Brice 45, 96, 132 Mitchell, James 96 Moak, Krista 35, 37, 43, 62, 76, 115, 123, 124, 129,136 Muberg. Shelly 106 Moder, Christy 19, 27, 106 Mulbert, Leslie 53, 106 Montgomery, Carroll 96 Moore, Tri 96, 172 Moore, Laura 76, 87, 124 Morace, Julie 106 Morano, Ronnie 76 Mnrrell, Kris 106 Morrison, Kevin 22, 68. 147 196 Morrison, Laura 35, 77, 83, 114 Morrison, Vickie 77 Moser, Carrie 43, 47, 77, 61, 87 Muskowitz, Sherri 106 Moye, Rex 45, 106 Mnye, Rusty 106 Mulvaney, Tammy 77 Munter, Ted 96 Murphree, Etta 41, 176 Murphy, Nancy 10, 43, 45, 52, 106, 115, 158 Murray, Denise 52, 106 Murray, Tammy 106 Murry, Leslie 16, 60, 77, 83, 87, 142 Musa, Andrew 106, 142 Myers, Carmen 41, 43, 46, 106 Myers, Julie 106 Nn Neese, Bobby 106. 142 Nelson, Jimmy 77 Nelson, Joe 77 Nelson, Piper 55,77, 87 Netolicky, Brett 16, 76, 77, 87, 115, 147, 148, 158 Nettles, Paul 73, 77, 87, 127, 142, 143 Newby, April 19, 28, 36, 38, 106 Newby, Yolanda 17, 106 Newland, James 45, 106 Nguyen, Dung 77 Nguyen, Hien 45, 97 Nguyen, Ngot 106 Nguyen, Tai 77 Nguyen, Tam 106 Nguyen, Than 77 Nguyen, Thuy 106 Nicholson, Christina 97 Nicholson, Lamar 97 Noble, Charlotte 169 Noble, Julie 10, 35, 36, 60, 62, 74, 77, 87, 134, 135, 136, 158 Noble, Summer 97 North, Robin 34, 35, 36, 43, 45, 46, 47, 52, 55, 97, 142 Northcutt, David 34, 36, 37, 43, 78 Northcutt, Philip 36, 41, 43, 106. 142 00 Odom, Christy 78, 87 O1Keefe, Jeanne 78, 189 O'Keefe. John 37, 43, 78 Gram, Nicola 106 Ormes, Giff 16, 35, 78, 120, 147 Osley. Dodie 52, 78 Otto, Theresa 11, 97, 119 Owen, Robert 97 Pp Pabon, Carla 11, 106, 130 Pagliuca. Michael 106 Palmer, Stephanie 46, 70, 78, 87 Papania, Gina 43, 97, 155 Parchman, Roxanne 36, 43, 78, 114, 119 Parker, Brian 97 Parker, Deborah 170 Parker, Kim 106 Parker, Michelle 97 Parker, Scott 78 Partridge, Gerry 178 Partridge, Stan 42, 168 Patterson, Jean 170 Payton, James 179 Payton, Tanya 13, 35, 36, 43, 47, 50, 51, 57, 79 Peattie, Shane 55 Pendergrass, James 18, 21, 41, 106 Pennebaker, Laurin 10, 43, 45, 52, 106 Pennebaker, Marianne 19, 20, 21, 36, 43,97, 176 Pennell, Jack 168 Pentun, Charissa 55, 79, 87 Peoples, Paul 45, 97, 154 Pepper, Hugh 146, 158 Peto, David 97 Pettis, Jennifer 107 Pfauder, Mattias 41, 79 Philippoff, Vanja 12, 41, 97, 144 Phillips, Amy 34, 35, 36, 42, 44, 61,62, 74, 79, 112, 116, 129 Phillips, Eddie 54, 79 Phillips, Jason 39, 107 Phillips, Laurie 36, 107 Pickard, Lea 43, 45, 107 Pierson, Suzette 97 Pigford, Jenny 97 Plante, Lisa 142 Platt, Kelly 79, 87 Pollard, Danny 36, 41, 43, 47, 107 Pollina, Nick 97 Purco, David 22, 23, 97 Potts, Kelly 27, 79 Powe, Horatio 38, 107, 154 Prasse, Edward 22, 23, 68, 79 Presley, Thomas 114, 175 Price, Frank 97, 147 Primley, David 79 Prisca, Susan 43, 45, 52, 107 Prymula, David 13, 107, 147 Prymula, Mike 79, 142 Pugh, Kelly 10, 91, 97, 114, 115 Purvis, Yuette 98, 114 6:101 Quinn, Audrey 55, 98 Ramon, Angela 22, 107 Ramsey, Patty 7, 35, 43, 45, 55, 98 Ramsey, Robin 35, 44, 47, 54, 62, 79 Rankin, Ungela 98 Ranson, Amie 98, 152, 153 Raymond, Angela 54 Rayner. Robin 22, 23, 24. 68, 79, 165 Raynor, Craig 36, 107 Rector, Jason 35, 79, 87, 146, 147 Reed, Bronjelyn 43, 98 Reed, Jimmie 28, 98, 147 Reedy, Stephanie 41, 107 Reid, Melinda 19, 107 Reyn01ds, Stacey 55, 98 Reynolds, Tracey 55, 79 Reynolds, Trista 16 Rhodes, Sean 22, 98, 175 Rice, Adele 35, 37, 43, 44, 55, 79, 87 Rice, Mimi 7, 35, 43, 47, 98 Rich, Steve 38, 67, 61, 80 Richards, Billy 176 Richardson, William 22, 98 Richey, Melissa 107 Richmond, Deanna 54, 98 Riggins, Robin 11, 36, 52, 98 Rimes, Tiffany 11, 36, 52, 98 Rivard, Rhondella Rivers, Shirley 178 Richmond, Randall 43, 45 Riviere, Brian 18, 21, 41, 98 Robbins, Michelle 98 Roberson, Israel 107 Roberts, Melissa 98 Robertson, Chrissi 28, 80, 126, 156, 130, 131 Robertson, Matt 98 Robertson, John 107 Robinson, Chris 22, 68, 80 Robinson, Christine 39, 47, 98 Robohn, Jason 43, 80 Rohrich, Jake 36, 39, 43, 107 Roper, Lester 147 Ross, Kim 10, 35, 98, 122 R0551, Linda 107, 177 Rossi, Mike 35, 36, 44, 80 Roussel, Nicole Rubenstein, Jay 98 Ricinski, Michael 80 Rumery, Scott 80, 142 Rusk, Steve 142 Ryan, Steven 80, 147 Ryan, Tony 98 SS Sajardo, Blas 41, 142 Samonte, Christina 98 Saunders, Lisa 18, 19, 20, 21, 80 Savage, Alicia 61, 80, 87 Savage, John 98 Sawyer, Mary 176 Scheufele, Lee 35, 54, 91, 98 Schmidt, Jennifer 98 Schroff, Rebecca 36, 43, 107 Schuff, Barbara 22, 98 Schuff. Kim 27, 107 Schuff, Montelle 55, 80 Schulting, Tony 22, 98 Schultz, Kim 10, 107 Scott, Bill 56, 171 Scott, Kelli 98 Seals, Patrick 35, 43, 80, 87 Seibold, Monica 98 Senseney, Brandi 98 Senseney, Holley 11, 99 Senseney, Scott 107 Sewell, Cassie 55, 99 Seymour, Cherie 99 Seymour, James 107 Seymour, Joey 35, 43, 80, 87, 118, 128, 129, 147, 154, 158 Shafer, Kim 22, 26, 99 Shambley, Kathy 99 Sharp, Terri 99, 152 Shearon, Julie 41, 107 Shelton, Bac 37, 99 Sherrell, Amy 7, 16, 35, 44, 60, 80,83,87,142 Shockley, Charles 12, 38, 99 Shockley, Demas 107 Sholes, Shelly 81, 155, 156 Sholler, Jennifer 27, 43, 50, 51, 53, 54,60, 81, 119, 122, 135 Shorter, Melissa 22, 107 Shuminsky, Samantha 81 Sikes, Olivia 34, 36, 47, 107 Simnicht, Ronnie 16, 81, 148, 158 Simnicht, Stephen 107 Simpson, Jeff 107 Simpson, Keith 81 Simpson, Lori 41, 46, 107 Skaggs, Joshua 39, 107 Skufca, Wendie 81 Skupien, Walt 13, 35, 45, 89, 116, 147, 150 Slayton, Christy 107 Smith, Christine 99,152,155, 157 Smith, Dena 27, 55, 81, 87 Smith, Diane 107 Smith, Eric 99 Smith, Greg 107 Smith, Jennifer 55, 99 Smith, Joseph 38, 107 Smith, Marc 99 Smith, Michelle 81 Smith, Rhome 81, 124 Smith, Shannon 45, 108 Smith, Sharlette 54, 108, 152, 155 Smith, Tracy 190 Smyth, Robert 99 Sonnier, Candice 61, 82, 87, 130 Soujon, Angelique 99 Sours, Caroline 2, 26, 45, 99, 150 Spikes, Irving 29, 82, 86, 126, 128, 147, 148, 158 St. Andrie, Kim 82, 87 Stanfield, Bart 43, 99 Stepleton, Stephanie 27, 82 Stebly, rFerry 170 Steffe, Wendy 35, 44, 82 Stennis, Karen 142 Stenum, Alan 54 Stephens, Perry 99 Stevens, Colleen 39, 43, 54, 108, 152 Stevenson, Derek 108 Stewart, April 47, 54, 108, 152 Stiltner, Kim 53, 108 Steffers, Tracey 99, 119, 128 Smgden, Zuleme 22, 24, 36, 43, 68, 82, 165 Stunestreet, Ashley 108 Stonestreet, Heather 36, 82, 87 Stout, James 82 Straw, Scott 108 Straw, Tracey 38, 108 Strayham, Billy 76, 82, 165 Strong. Karin 16, 35, 43, 47, 50, 51, 53, 57, 82 Struck, Sarah 43, 82 Stultz, Dennis 41, 45, 108 Stultz, Sherry 17, 35, 37, 43, 44, 47, 82, 165 Sumrall, Rhonda 10, 108 Swan, Jennifer 108 Swartz, Angela 54, 108 Swartz, Tommy 61, 82, 87 Sweet, Janette 22, 108 Switzer, Alex 18, 21, 36, 108 Switzer, Wesley 21, 36, 108 Tt Tacon, Fred 35, 41, 43, 45, 47, 99, 121, 132 Taliancich, Danielle 55, 82, 87 Tamburo, April 22, 97, 99 Tapper, Theresa 54, 82, 87 Taranto, Christina 43, 108 Tatum, Bailey 38, 60, 83, 87, 147, 165 Taylor, James 117, 179 Taylor, Jennifer 19, 43, 108 Taylor, Tanya 108 Teague, Travis 74, 83 Terry, Curtis 179 Thibodeaux, Bobbie 172 Thibodeaux, Sherree 46, 83 Thicksten, Brian 83 Thicksten, Gwen 43, 99 Thomas, Bernadette 99, 172 Thomas, Marques 67, 83, 87 Thomas, Mary 55, 99 Thomas, Nicky 67, 83, 87, 147 Thompson, John 22, 108 Thompson, Kim 35, 36, 42, 44, 83, 120 Thorjusen, Michael 49, 99, 117 Thurp, Sha 108 Thurman, Judy 170 Tiangtam, Jimmie 99 Tiblier, Emile 179 Tillery, James 83 Tingle, Tnnnie 83 Tinnon, Jeff 152, 175 Toche, Tammy 19, 99 Todd, Barry 38, 108 Tomazewski, Steve 146, 177 Toncrey, Ronnie 22, 36, 43, 108, 119, 191 Tosch, Mike 146, 171 Trahan, Charles 18, 108 Trammell, Mike 99 Tran, Billy 43, 45, 108 Trinh, Mui 108 Trinh, My 99 Trotter, Jacquelyn 41, 43, 108 Tubbs, Ronald 108, 154 Tucker, Lee 29, 108, 147 Tufnell, Dennis 108, 147 Turek, Sandra 7, 13. 35, 37, 44, 46, 61, 76, 83, 87, 122, 127, 134, 137 Turk, Amy 35, 36, 37, 43, 44, 46, 60, 84, 87, 115, 127, 128, 129,130 Twilbeck, Jay 22, 23, 35, 47, 99, Tyller, Mary 22, 36, 43 108, 190 Ulland, Raymond 100, 142 Uptagrafft, Paula 108 Useforge, James 36, 41, 108, 146, 147 Utz, David 84, 129, 147 Utz, Todd 108, 147, 190 VV Valencia, Lee Ann 84 Van Valkenhurg, Terry 42, 48. 172 Vaughan, Melanie 100, 177 Veloua, Jason 22, 108 Vermeulen, Allen 84, 87 Vick, Paul 17, 35, 37, 41, 49, 84, 87, 132 Victory, Alice 4, 175 Victory, James 18, 100 V0, Leslie 100 Vogelmeier, Shanda 22, 23, 26, 68, 84, 135 Vosskamp, Mark 34, 43, 45, 47, 108, 142 WW VVade,14ehh 36,100,157 Wade, Shelley 35, 84, 87 Walker, Elizabeth 177 Walker, Chris 84, 87, 147, 158 Walker, Misti 109 Wallace, Kenneth 38, 39, 47, 84, 87 Wallace, Roger 29, 100, 154 Waller, Christa 35, 43, 45. 55, 100 Walley, Tia 19, 109 Wallis, Anthony 22, 38, 43, 109 Waltman. Shawn 109, 147 Ward, David 114, 117, 171 VVard,Jeffl2,22,23,100 Ware, Betty 109 Watson, Brian 52, 100, 142 Watson, Nicole 22, 23, 34, 35, 37, 43, 45, 46, 47, 100, 191 Watts, Tami 52, 84 Weaver, Amy 109 Weaver, Russell 109 Webb, Amy 9,34, 35, 36,43, 44,84, 87 Webb, Lisa 19, 21, 36, 41, 47, 100 Webb, Mike 34, 35, 39, 50, 57, 84,116,121,198 Webber, Alan 100 Weems, Ronnie 35, 41, 45, 100, 154, 172 Weiss, Kim 84 Wells, Cheryl 35, 36, 43, 44, 47, 52, 53, 84, 114 Wells, Norman 170 West, Michael 84 West, Ray 109 W'estbmnk, David 100 Westbrook, Jenni 19, 21, 43, 53, 85 White, Georgia 22, 26, 100 White, Nicole 22,43, 109 Wickstrom, William 85 Wilburn, Derrick 22, 23, 38, 47, 68, 85 Wilborn, Rosa 22, 26, 41, 109 Wiley, Rhea 19, 21, 43, 54 Wilkerson, June 174 Wilkerson, Melissa 41, 109, 176 Wilkes, Charles 41, 100 Wilkey, Chris 29, 41, 43, 109, 116 Williams, Aaron 17, 85, 132 Williams, Chance 36, 85, 132 Williams, David 36, 38, 125 Williams, Doug 39, 109, 147 Williams, James 35, 85, 87 Williams, Jodi 19,21, 100 Williams, Kelley 19, 109 Williams, Lauri 85 Williams, Mary 100 Williams, Sarah 10, 35, 95, 100. 115, 128, 158 Willines, Michael 38 Wilsun. Dawn 109. 177 Wilson. Tiffany 52. 91. Wine. Richard 100 100. 130 Winland, Kelley 11, 95, 100, 130 Winnett, Tish 119 Wisniewski, Jennie 100 Witts, James 39, 100 Wongkoon, Varunee 27, 85, 159 Wright, Michael 18, 21, 100 Wujek, Kristen 6, 36, 43, 47, 53, 85, 114, 135 Yy Yanik, Doug 22, 100 Yarber, Gary 17, 34, 35, 37, 78, 85, 132 Yarhomugh, Julie 39, 100 Yeadeke, Billy 100 Yeadeke, Sherri 22, 23, 35, 43, 85 Young, Laurie 22, 23, 36, 47, 68,85, 87, 189, 191 Young. Mindy 7, 35, 36, 37, 42, 43,50, 57,61, 85, 200 Zz Zala, Kurt 34, 36, 41, 45, 47, 109. 144 Zaucha, John 85 Zeigler, Rosie 44, 47, 174, 161 Zitku, Michelle 34, 35, 36, 45, 54, 55, 100, 130 Zubiate, Vickie 85 4E: W60 ism v; 3mm dc B QJUQH 1493 WW :0 CL, W W5SJ LVXULKQgiiM 9M Mtbmemories packed tight your men tal cage ez's Ijgh ted by reminiscence memories carved by early times ' by fresh existence Louth-carefree minds the tenacious sands L at 121111 away your store 11'. erode and corrode to a dull hue V Simore and more fl! 3 thousand words in your eyes 36311 these youthful, carefree times. yMchaeI Webb RD THAT 1: mm 200 The graduating class of 1989 has had a year of exciting and rewarding experiences. From the restroom issue to the Amber Howe cause, O.S.H.S. is truly an outstanding schooli As co-editors of this years annual, we have had the privilege to chronicle the events of the school year. We are really excited about the i89 annual. We believe it is a great one. 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