Overton High School - Overtour Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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julie Cantrell Karen Batson Becky Flowers LeeAnn Via Sharon Young Kim Cherry Diane Stanfield Lisa Robertson Sandy Spencer Judy Thomas Lynda Hawk Lelia Keith Robert Clark Valerie Paris john Cobb Tim Coomer Jacky Winters Richard Graham Paul Scott Bruce Mackie Ieff Vise Randy Ross Honor Societ Bob Lawhon Bart Lashlee john Sparkman Becca Stevens Penny Page jay Matheney Mark Griffith john Fults Steve Cates Eddie Powell Guy Hart West johnson Terrinita Manlove Bethany Reynolds Molly Donaldson The Honor Society is designed to honor the academic achievement of the students, taking into account service and extra-curricular activities. Tutorial service is pro- vided by members for students requesting it. Member- ship is restricted to seniors and by invitation only. A required grade point average of 8,6 must be maintained throughout membership. sa K 140

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DECA fa rig, iff N' Andy Slaten Karen Carter Kim Brooks Kelly Queener Brigette McCormick Traci Turnbull Stacey Griffis Ottie VVest Paul Hightower julie VVare Lisa Smith Lisa VVesley Kenneth Pratt Angela Bennett Freddie VVordlaw Brian Hurley Steve Heard Lynn Brown Sarah Meracle Dana VVright Tom McMurley Susan Wilson jonathen Breland fvirs. Neely Chip Robinson Vincent Walker Bryon Holman Walter Burns Troy Haraway Randy Wolfe Gene Riggan Marc Black Bee Torlay Patsy Poteete Kim Pennington Michele VVeiherer Yinish Blaylock Sandi Duncan Prisiclla VVatson Mike Heard Curtis Lancaster jimmy Lovelace Bobby Lenk Kim Robertson Lisa Cordon Bobby Hill Dottie Baker Carol Lane Denise McKinney David VVillie ' A 2 J' K gs -, J , , V . .K ---fgfaa. ,tg , -'w ,W ' A. - as , my ,- f-. N , .if ,, -. 4, W DECA is a vocational youth organization designed for students enrolled in marketing and distributive educa- tion, a program of instruction in marketing, merchan- dising, and management. It is an affiliate of the Nation- al organization, The Distributive Education Clubs of America. The club encourages free enterprise, economic aware- ness, and practical experience through on-the-job train- ing. civic responsibility, and competition through a se- ries of regional, state, and national competitive events. The diamond is the clubls emblem and the four points of the diamond represent vocational understanding, so- cial intelligence, civic consciousness, and leadership de- velopment, Blue and gold are the club colors.

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., xfi t . Becky Scott Edie jolmston Carolyn Meier Suzi Sliger Lynda Hawk Kathy NVoodson Ronnie Noetzel jill Stevens Erika VVunderlich Suzy Marsh Mara Hemminger Ginny VVhitehouse john Cobb Hardy Roecker Robert Payne Gary Royde jacky NVinters VVes Tankersley S S XT., uf . 5,414- '14 3 xqsyc. E., Forensic Club Alex Haught Rick Reesley Brett Lynn Chris Crenshaw Bernard Rowan Nlrs, A. White Renee Pittenger Greg Crenshaw Sheila Easley Aclonia Fuller Valerie Paris Nlarilynn Michaud Mike Farrar Scott Porterfield Darryl C. Rurgdorf XVilliam T. VVhite Robert Clark jolm Sparkman The Forensic club is a group of people who enjoy speak- ing in competition. Forensics include debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking and interpretations. These activities help people to better communicate with other people. The Forensic club members have participated in several tournaments, at places like MTSU, Austin Peay, Northwestern in Illinois and Emory University in Georgia.