Palatka High School - Horizons Yearbook (Palatka, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1987 volume:

PANTHER 2 Yeah Panthers! TURF Hey Jimmy.” “Did you and Anson go out Friday?” 3 SPECIES “You are pulling my hair! m tV nv „ Vr P u da ars artdvw nrvjmim� , be t ftw n a ■ S. •rv - - A 3'' l ere “The adult magazines please. Victory is sweet. (Panther Press float) Ony 400 more papers to sell!” 6 Sporting with Where'd he go? I faked to the left, ran to the right; I was gone) Is it over yet? Isn't this Incredible? Spirit I've got it! 11 Homecoming spirit week began Monday with Beach Day. The students and staff came dressed in baggies and sunglasses. Tuesday clones of celebrities (everyone from Dolly Parton to Don Johnson) roamed the hallways. Wednesday it was open season on the Bucs. Many students showed up for the event dressed in camouflage. Thursday the mourning began for the inevitable death of the Mainland Buccaneers— black was the order of the day. Friday, the day of the game, students and staff showed the school spirit by wearing blue and gold. The parade began at 3:15. The streets were crowded with people lined up to see the floats, bands, and clowns. At 8:00 the big game started. There was tension in the air. In the first half Palatka was dominating the game 21 to 0. Then the half time show took off when the homecoming court proceeded down the field. 4th—Tracy Ettel 3rd—Missie Maltby 2nd—Kelly Murray 1st—Jennifer Harrell Queen—Michelle Krause Mainland kicked off to start the second quarter, Medlock caught the ball and ran over 50 yards for the touchdown. Mainland managed to score twice leaving the score at 31-12. Queen Michelle Jennifer Harrell Kelly Murray Missie Maltby Tracy Ettel The Real Lucy is giving a demonstration speech on how you should put on make-up. Sarah is her willing assistant. Mr. Newman's art class is working on a few projects. They are learning about tex- ture and value. Creativity is needed for a successful art student. Robert and Joey sit back reading some in- teresting novels for their senior English class. 14 PHS There are also classes that help students with home needs—such as cooking and cleaning. These two stu- dents are cleaning up atter a cooking assignment. V.O.E. classes offer students a great chance to learn secretarial and ac- counting skills. Caroline is developing her skills on a new IBM typewriter. Studying is essential for Physics; these three students (Mike, Ellen, Kathy) are diligently working on Mrs. Lawrence's test. It's driving them nuts. 15 ACADEMICS Randy Newland. Assistant Principal F R O M 1 Jim Ward. Assistant Principal TOP Dianne Westcott. Assistant Principal Dr. Lee A. Shiver. Principal 17 Mary Palmer. Assistant Principal “Calling all deans, JERKWAD ALERT!!' Karen Hughes Marshall Jones Prepare for your future Patricia Takken 18 Past preparing us for the future Mike Ruszkowski Janet Stone-Erdman Jane Crawford Jack Rogero in the Teach- er’s lounge. Lesia Hovater Dennis Jacobson Deborah Bilby-Spanish Sophie Ducote Mary Embree Peggy Cole Dolores Lantz Barry Johnson Ina Kay Morgan—Library Robert Penouilh Jack W. Rogero Nancy Sapp Rhona Scoville 21 Is it an amoeba or a molecule? Barbara Brawn Zella Brown Cynthia Eckhardt John P. Gartin Jane Hafner Henry Jenkins 22 No, it has to be an atom. Caroline Pace Nyta Richardson Allen Sapp 23 Vocational Skill G.G. Burnett MAJ Charles M. Davis Mary Ellen Benedict Steve Hunt SFC Delmer Kibbey Denise Moore Sarah Munday 24 Dale Newman Tom Nickles Bob Oliver Janice Roberts Grace Smith Sally Smith Bill Tacy Jackie Warwick Connie Young Laura Smith Add it up Kevin Brown Betty J. Fates Kenneth L. Methvin Sally Theobold 26 Harriet Holiday Candace Tilton John Ullom Elliot Walker Coaching with style Kathy Daquila Willie Mitchell Sabrina Skidmore 27 Working Stiffs Jane Campbell Shirley Fowler Betty Blasezyk Bonnie Frye Rita Fullerton Elizabeth Glaze 1 Carolyn Gornto Linda Hall Jimmie Hall Marsha Ingram Antoinette Knowles Betty Smith Dottie Parker Nancy Van Horn 29 30 CLUBS ANCHOR In coffin—left to right: Joy McGriff. Nancy Riedy. Mandy Matheny Behind coffin: Brian Truelove, Alisa Aired, Janet Holloway, Craig Westberry, George Traber, John Henderson, Laura Repoff, Tiffany Bass. Mrs. Eckhardt sponsor. George —mascot. Michael Soong, Thomas Avery The Anchor club has done a lot for our community such as selling carnations before Christmas break, taking fruit baskets to the elderly, and sponsoring a spook house in the Palatka Mall at Halloween. They also sent two girls, Beverly Thornton and Nancy Riedy, to Freedom Foun- dation in Philadelphia. Sponsor: Mrs. Cynthia Eckhardt President: Nancy Riedy Vice President: George Traber Secretary: Mandy Matheny Treasurer: John Hansford 33 instructor—Jim Pignato. Drum Major—Keith Hayes, Band Captain—Jennifer Smith. Lieutenants—Marilyn Crosby. Angela Drewes. Christine Miler. Sergeants—TJ Keens. Marty McCuBough. Charles Musgrove. Terry Woerel. Guard Captain—Lyn- etfe McOelan. Guard Co-Captain—Allsen Alexander. Guard Sergeants—Venus Boudreaux. Linda Carol Heard, Chad Stah ey. 34 The Pdatka Panther Marching Band has been very active this year with footbol gomes, parades, contests, and hosting ou own contest on October 18. 1986 The First Annual Azalea Morching Band Festival was very successful this year—with Lowndes County High School Band, from Georgia. Marchng away grand champions Our first contest was the Lake Howell Siver Regiment Invitational on October 11, 1986. where we came in eighth pioce. On October 25.1986. we went to GainesvJle to the Beatrice Tropic ana NAjsC Bowl. More experienced, we won second in class and seventh in finals. Following P.H.S Bond tradition, we mode straight superiors at the Northeast Marchmg Band Festival in Jacksonville on November 1. 1986. The Florida Bondnaster's Association District Dl Marching Contest was probably the most mportant contest we attended this year Our final scores were sent out all over the state. Of course we mode straight superiors. This contest was held in Ganesvie on November 15. 1986 Our find marchng contest, held on December 6.1986, was the Crown Jewel Marching Band Festivd in Vero Beach. The Band and Color Guard received straight superior ratings, our Drum Major received a superior rating and was the best at the contest. Ou percussion section received an excelent. ww BETA CLUB The Primary objective of the National Beta Club is the promotion of citizenship and leadership. Beta Club exists as much for the school as it does for the members. This year their organization has tried to develop citizenship and leadership in the entire student body as well as the club members. The main project of Beta Club this year has been the Miss PHS contest and a new tutoring program for students that needed help after school. Beta Club has also been doing several school and community service activities and attended the state convention in Orlando. The club members are: row 3: Mike Lisle, Vice president; Michelle Krause, Tracy Ettel, Eddie Allen, Mike Wells, Jesse Darcey. Thomas Hindes, President; Christine Robbins. Thomas Avery, Mike Soong. Secretary and Treasurer; row 2: Ellen Huntley. Kelli Payton, Heidi Graves. Christy Davis, Amy Kennedy, Paula Plymel, Perry Townsend, Jessica Matchett. Shaun Slocumb; row 1: Nhorma Rodriguez, Renee Branch, Trellis Jenkins, Lara Holloway, Barbara Penman. Kathy Summers, Chris Jones, and Mr. John Ullom. 37 Concert Choir ALTOS Tammy Miller Tammy Bardin Jolene Jones Sheryl Jones Kathy Cutrer Tammy Messer April Thompson Marlene King Angela Brown SOPRANOS Lisa Tennant Sheri VanWormer Sherri Bacon Trina Chaney Missy Gates Tedra Oliver Gina Aikens Stacy Ennis Amy Hambrick Rebekah Smith Barbara Streets Kelly Thornton Sharon Trower Marquel Whitaker Sherry Rogers Michelle McClellan Elena McDougald Katy Orr Susan Russell BASSES Bernard Dasher Willie Douglas Mike Wells Aubrey Beauford Darryl Dotson Alvin Givens TENORS Tommy Barnard Maurice Lewis Paul Plymel Marcus Brown Marshall Fulghum Richard Lee Concert Choir is a forty-three member choral club. They presented four major concerts during the year including the sixth annual Blue Jeans Concert. They were featured in the PHS Christmas program, titled A Christmas Carol. They also attended two other concerts including the All American. They plan to attend the district and state choral festival early in 1987. The Student Director is Sheri VanWormer and the Section Leaders are Sheri VanWormer, Amy Hambrick, Jolene Jones, Mike Wells and Richard Lee. Sherri Mitchem provides accompaniment. 38 C.E.C.F. D.C.T A new club on campus this year is the C.E.C.F. The initials stand for the Cooperative Education Club of Florida. These eighteen student members are enrolled in the D.C.T. program. It provides selected students with on the job training as well as classroom instruction in their job related fields. The fundraising projects for the club are the distribution of the Superintendent's Annual Report and a day at Belk's helping with their annual inventory. The purpose of C.E.C.F. is to provide experience in all aspects of retailing. 39 Left to right: Susan Jones. Rhonda Morrell. Robbie Thomas. Jeff Hurwitz. Cynthia Lily—Secretary Treasurer. Steven Speaks. Dan Bush, Robby Stinson—Chaplin, Jarrett Motes—Vice President, Larry Sopsko—President. Lalita Henderson. Bottom: Wendy Jepson, Bob Oliver—Sponsor. Not pictured: John Curtis, Dana Hales, Danny Page, and Brian Weldon. Drama Front Row from left to right Surf Tanner, Tonya Sims, Chris Reesh. Amy Kennedy, Eric Hasty, Kathryn Wolfenden, Kelli Purcell, Margot Sineath, Laurie Handy. Second Row Valerie Waldock. Michelle Collard, Amy Guinn, Sarah Munday, Sandra Melton. Mark Parrish, Wayne Parker, Donna Foster, Adrianne Schmidt. In Tree Trish Williams. Lisa Marie Sery. Mrs. Sarah Munday. a newcomer to the Panther teaching faculty, took on the responsibility of sponsoring the Drama Club this year. The purpose of the Drama Club is to promote plays. The members are drama students and others who are interested in acting. Throughout the year, the members were encouraged to attend plays and many did; their experiences enriched the class. The officers are: Presi- dent—Chris Reesh, Treasurer—Donna Foster, and Secretary— Tonya Sims. 40 FCA-FCS The original club name was FCA, standing for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The name has recently been changed to FCA-FCS (Fellowship of Christian Athletes-Fellowship of Christian Students) to include students who may not be involved in a sport. Club members also have the opportunity to become members of the national FCA chapter if they wish. The main purpose of the club is to present to athletes, coaches, and now other involved students the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, by serving him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church. front—Jose Lopez. Paul Roseberry, Sonya Turner, Lorrie Browning, Cindy Coffee—Sec.. Lara Holloway. Trina Stoutenburgh, Kim Bedsole. Denise Lewis. DeH Boyles—Com. Chair., Stephanie Watts and Thomas Avery, middle—Kevin Ryals, Mikie Ruszkowski, Jessica Allen, Arlie Smith, Troy Smith— 1st Vice President, Chris Jones, Steve Germany—President, Bryan Jacob, Kristin Plant. Mandy Meeks, Chrissy Harrell, Candi Perry. Stephenie Pinder, Christi Cannon, and Jason Mahoney. Back—Todd Dupont, Chris May. Coach Mike Ruszkowski—Sponsor, John Roberts, Wendy Germany—Student Council Rep., Julie Carden, Stan Browning, Brent Murray. Lance Brauman. Dana Hayes—2nd Vice Pres, and Richard Lee. In the tree—Suzanne Sharp, (n.p. Tana Welch—Tres.) 41 FIASA MEMBERS Larry Sopsko—Pres. George Reed—V. Pres. James Sheehan—Sec. Bryan Jacob—Reporter Paul Roseberry—Tres. Robert Richey—Sgt. at arms Brian Drawdy Mike Dunn Phillip Harper Kyle Hines Felton Kemp Chris Leary Richard Miller Scott Phillips Robert Richey Andy Stevens Lance Thomas Bill Torrance Lennox Watts FIASA has approximately forty members and is growing. The students in this club learn by doing the many different activities associated with industrial arts. 42 FRENCH Officers: Mark Kitayama—President Amy Guinn—Vice President Candi Perry—Secretary Sherrett Johnson—Representative Laurie Handy—Alt. Representative Jinger Dowdy—Treasurer Chris Reesh—Treasurer Members: Steve Germany Randy Raczkowski Sheryl Jones Heather Nicholson Amy Sumara Terri Sapp Lisa Tennent Angie Byrd Darryl Dotson Carol Dale Shanna Houck Stacy Ray Stephen Houck Lani White Christine Wilkes Kelly Vanderpool Kim Guthrie Mwanza Lewis Jason Benedict Nanette Brown Jeff Thompson Annette Brown Robin Hunt Lisa Johnson Danelle Pringle Shelly Chirico Michelle Bazzle Bobby Dechman Pat Tyer Brian Dyal Sandra Dyal Eddy Bartelli The French club's main goal this year was to raise money to go to Canada so that they could absorb the beautiful French culture in this lovely country. Ms. Dubay worked hard getting guest speak- ers for the members to learn from. She also arranged field trips to local universities for her young and eager group of P.H.S. stu- dents. A future goal of this club is a trip to Europe in the next 2 years. The P.H.S. year- book staff would like to welcome Ms. Du- bay as one of the new teachers at Palatka High School. 43 CO 44 FFA IS GOING HOG WILD Frist row: John Hansford, Rod Keeton, Steve Snow, Becky Kersey, Justin Edwards, T.J. Smith, Brice Evans, second row: Jack Burney, Shawn Saucerman, Pat Cherek, Gary Poole. Nikki Stanley, Sara McCraney. Keith Hanna, third row: Jack Sipprell, Raymond Broadus Officers Activities and projects for FFA included showing hogs and steers in the county fair, forestry contests, public speaking, and Food for America.” The club traveled to the Agricultural Expo in Moultrie, Georgia, where president Nikki Stanley met many high officials. She is running for the District President in June. Palatka Farmers have that Panther Pridel 45 Advisor—Tom Nickles. FHA Karen Alvares Cheryl Bolen Tiffany Cohens Bennette Dasher Janice Goins Tonya Jackson Ann Jepson Samantha Jepson LaShay Johnson Bunny Main Susan McCoy Fannette McCullers Elena McDougald Wendy Mussoline Monica Reynolds Beverly Thorton Linda Toman Toni Vickers Valerie Waldock Stephanie Watts Linda Watson Karen Wilson Reggie Young 46 HIGH-Q The sponsor for this year's High-Q team is Candace Tilton. The High-Q team consists of a Varsity and a J.V. team. The captain of the Varsity team is Shaun Slocumb. The other members of the Varsity team are as follows: Amy Guinn Tom Hindes Eddie Cole Jeremy Miller The captain of the J.V. team is Perry Town- send. The other members of the J.V. team are as follows: Mark Kitayama Miranda Slocumb Linda Smith Richard Miller High-Q competes in the Eastern Division of the North Florida High-Q Conference. Regular season competition is followed by Divisional and Conference Tournaments. Front: Linda Smith, Miranda Slocumb, Richard Miller, perry Townsend. Back: Eddie Cole, Amy Guinn, Shaun Slocumb, Tom Hindes. Not Pictured: Jesse Darcey, Brian Truelove, and Mark Kitayama. Varsity 191-193 225- 51 367- 85 266-110 200-115 202- 71 187-191 251-131 Eastern Division Crescent City Baker County Flagler Palm Coast Fernandina Beach Allen Nease Hilliard St. Augustine West Nassau JV 105- 61 62- 80 115- 55 55- 45 95-100 180- 32 87- 45 127- 40 47 HOSA Health Occupations Students of America is an active organiza- tion at PHS. Students learn skills related to medical care. In 1986 two Palatka HOSA students placed third in the nation, in CPR and First Aide competition. Palatka HOSA is proud of their four regional officers. HOSA—a four letter word for fun. Tiffany Bass Shelene Bergerstock Bridget Bradford Cecil Cumbo Vicky Curry Joyce Deering Denise Gore Cissy Graham Cheryl Graves Michelle Hardy Teresa Higginbotham Meryl Horvatt Mendy Kendrick Maurice Lewis Lisa Lorenzen Jason Mahoney Stacy Manley Pam Massey Sonya McCollum Karen Moore Shane Murray Bridgett Newby Raymond Prudencio Matt Riccardi LeAnn Richardson Traci Sapp Daphen Stallings Robert Thomas Lisa Underwood Tammie Whitelaw Janice Williams Regina Wright Nancy Yarbrough Monica Youngblood Sponsor: Mrs. Meadows Front row: Michelle Krause, Lori Stoner, Ellen Huntley. Dede Rogero, Missie Maltby. AnnMarie Fullerton. Shane Murray—sec., Mike Tucker, Lane Gardner—pres., Teddy Sanders—tres., Erin Vance, Jennifer Harrell, Tracy Ettel. KeHy Murray, Brenda Meade, Michele Tagariello. Back row: George Reed, Paul Roseberry, Bryan Jacob, Larry Sopsko. Rame Campbell, David Arrington. John Roberts, Brad Kelley. Mike Soong. Mike Wells. Troy Smith, Tom Hines. Randy Raczkowski, Mitch Yarbrough, Steve Germany, David Barnes. Eddie Allen, Shaun Slocumb. Stan Browning. INTERACT The purpose of Interact is to provide the opportunity for young people to work to- gether in a world fellowship dedicated to ser- vice and international understanding. This year the club was involved in many activities. Some of these included: the 1986-87 Calen- dar, the Thanksgiving food drive, and the Bat- tle of the G.P.A.'s. Mr. Wilson Edwards is the sponsor. Pictured left to right—AnnMarie Fullerton, Michele Tagariello. Jennifer Harrell, Missie Maltby. Mi- chelle Krause. Tracy Ettel, Erin Vance—Sweetheart. Kelly Murray. Ellen Huntley, Dede Rogero, Brenda Meade, Lori Stoner. 49 JUDO Sponsors: Karen and Allen Sapp Members Stacey Bolden Janet Driggers Michael Gierlich Don Harder Benny Kronz Brian Pannell Laura Price Ed Zeigler The Purpose of Judo is to provide a unique athletic experience and a personal growth opportunity. Judo's activities are tournaments. State Championship, and National Championship. 50 Key Club From left to right: Front Row: Kerri Perry. Stephanie Watts, Fran Wilyoung Second Row: Katheryn Wolfenden, Christina Azula. Stephanie Cameron. Sandra Melton, Amy Guinn, Monica Markham, Christopher Toves, John Bement, Daniel Wilhite. Shaun Slocumb, Back Row: Chris May, Chris Faunce. Chris Reesh, Katheryn Devrick. Jeffery A. Harris, Jason Mahoney, Rick Jackson. Tom Hindes. Mike Lisle, Ken Methvin—Sponsor. The purpose of the Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership, and also to serve the school and community. By holding car washes and other fundraisers Key Club members raise money for worthy causes, as well as participating in the annual March of Dimes walkathon. The Sweetheart Ball is a Key Club project that is always a major success. From left to right: Front Row: Sandra Melton—Historian. Amy Guinn— President. Back Row: Fran Wilyoung—Vice President, Katheryn Wolfen- den—Treasurer, Stephanie Cameron—Secretary, and Jason Ma- honey—Seargent At Arms. 51 LATIN The purpose of Latin Club is to promote appreciation and understanding of the world and its contribution to man. They are involved in many activities such as: the Panther Prowl, they went to view Ramses II. They are very anxious to compete in their competition in Orlando. Good luck Latin Club!! Front: Michael Price. LeAnn Richardson. Laura Ross. Monica Markham, Laura Wilkes. Tonya Edenfield. Stacey Ryals, Second row: Brenda Allen, Richard Miller, Brian McMath. Katheryn Devrick, Eric Kelly, Laura Williams. Nhorma Rodriguez, Billy Townsend, Top: Lara Holloway, Not pictured: Shentea Davis, Sheria Harris, Jeremy Miller, Tres Oliver, Patricia Preston. 52 1st row: Nhorma Rodriguez, Kay Arrington, Officers are Michelle Krause (secretary), Ellen Huntley (vice president), Missie Maltby (treasurer). Sponsor, Mary Jo Perry, Bryan Jacob (president). 2nd row: Cindy Thompson, Thomas Avery, Jessica Mat- ched, Paul Roseberry, Eddie Allen, Rame Campbell, Shannon Wade, Mike Wells, Steve Germany, Tim Ward, Joel Willis. 3rd row: Lani White, Linda Dean. Kathy Sum- mers, Angela Drewes, Trelos Jenkins. Jen- nifer Sutton, Barbara Penman, Laura Holloway. Lori Stoner, Kim Bedsole, Chris Jones, Jeff Pignato, Katheryn Devrick, Amy Guinn, Sean Denton, Cynthia Mitch- ell, Martina Session, 4th row: Tracy Ettel, Shane Murray, Herman Bryant. Enicia Fish- er, Michael Burridge, Erica Shepard, Tammy Vance. Paula Plymel. Mike Lisle, Shaun Slocumb. Eric Kelly, Troy Smith, Val- erie Risch, Teddy Sanders, Perry Town- send. 5th row: Michael Soong, Tom Hinds, Jesse Darcey, Kyle Dresback, Aaron Rob- inson, Alan Nesbitt, Eddie Cole. NHS National Honor Society is based on excel- lence in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. All members have received an academic average of 3.5 since their first en- trance at PHS. NHS sponsors honor roll, princi- pal's list, honor roll ceremonies, and provides hosts and hostesses for school activities. This year. NHS is sponsoring scholarships for stu- dents. The character of NHS members is based on integrity, positive behavior, coo- peration, and good ethics. 53 PANTHER PRESS Left to right: Jeremy Miller. Dimples Ahmad. George Frizzell. Lisa Johnson. Marcus McCullough. Heidi Graves. Shawnea Landis. Euphemia Miller, Yukeeba Mays, Khristii Taylor, Angela Martin, Tracee Worrell, Dana Odom, Miranda Slocumb, William Kane. Terrill Hill, Bottom: Tracy Alexander, Alex Farrimond, Not pictured: Rhonda Morrell The Panther Press is a member of the Florida Scholastic Press Association. The paper provides journalism students with experience in copy writ- ing, layout design, photography and manage- ment. ‘Panther SWH 1 54 Dimples Ahmad EDITOR Tracy Alexander ASSISTANT EDITOR Euphemia Miller ASSISTANT EDITOR The Panther Press staff show their homecoming spirit by creating the biggest edition of the paper yet. The spiritmobile carried the scoop— Victory is Sweet.” POPS ENSEMBLE Front Row—Beverly Thornton, Michelle Baker, Sherri VanWormer, Middle Row—Chris Kennedy. Christy Davis, Beth Douglas, Sherri Mitchem. Amy Kennedy, Cedric Brown. Back Row—Chuck Gay, Willie McGrady, Chris Cutrer, Bobby Driggers. Stacy Ettel. Willie Douglas. Michael Veal. Steve McNeely 55 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS FBLA members not in order ore: Larry Sopsko. George Reed, Chrystii Cocco, DeDe Rogero. Kay Arrington, Holly McPherson. Lorrie Browning, Janann Thomas—President, Kathryn Thomas. Stacey Parker, Tracey Fabre, Kelly Purcell, Kelly Green—Vice President, Keith Hayes, Becky Johnson, Linda Heard. Kathy Rothschild. Heather Oliver, Candy Perry, Julie Cardin, Shanda Lewis, Stephanie Baker, Shawn Floyd. Pam Henderson. Audrey Mitchell, Lisa Henderson, Stephanie Thomas, Marlene Wellborn, Leslie Staples, Dana Bunce, Brenda Allen, Amanda Eubanks. Cindy Coffee, Tammy Bardin. Denise Mohr, Amie Wells, Lisa Gore, Rebecca Recanier, Paula Plymel, Marrella Sherman. Kelly Wellington, April Thompson, Shamberley Reece, LaShama Young, Kristy Anderson, Jackie Burkes. Jeannie Joiner, Tammy Duprey. Wendy Colbert. Andy Clifton. Shannon Tucker, Leota Dillon. Monica Youngblood, Kim Smith. Sonya Stevens, Linda Welsh, Buffy Owens. Jinger Dowdy, Shanna Houck, Renee McCullough, Ann Coleman, Sherry Pitts, Shane Riley, Becky Hatter. Kelli Payton, Tonya Bowlby. Caroline Beckwith, Jeannette Mohr. Jeanne Harrell, Pam Preston, Tajaro Dixon. Susan Buck. Amy McCellan. Tina Holloway. Troy Russell, Debbie Walls, Shannon Lawson. Marie Fox. Tina Rogero—Reporter. Dana Black—Secretary. Pam McGowan. These FBLA members collected over 120 canned goods for the HRS Shane, Paula, and Lisa and the Installation Banquet on November Emergency Shelter. 20, 1986. 56 of AMERICA Mrs. Smith and London whoffing it down at the banquet! President, Secretary, and Vice President smile for the camera. (Janann, Dana, and Kelly) FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. We have had a very successful year. We raised $2,500. For the fund raiser we sold calendars and kitchen collections. We donated over 120 can goods to the HRS Emergency Food Sheltor for Thanksgiving. Our goals are to go to County. District, and State Competition. We will be competing in 30 different skill and writing events. We have field trips to the St. Augustine VOE Tech. Center and the Jacksonville Independent Life building. We have an annual Pizza Party and a Banquet for the Installation of our officers. We are the largest club at P.H.S. with 110 members. Our sponsors and our club activities help us meet the business demands of the world. FBLA Sweetheart and Romeo. (Stephanie Thomas and Troy Russell) Smurfing down St. Johns Avenue in the Homecoming Parade. 57 Company A D. Kronz. S. Hartwell. M. Reeves. E Brown. J. Medtock. F. Dorsey. A Regan. B. Kone. C. Suarez. J. Culer. I. Bums. T. Colson. J. Keel. R. Kjnter. D. W inson. M. Roberts. R. Bradley. I Sharp, P. Townsend. D. Young. E Dorsey. M Clerk. C. Turner. K. Passmore. S. Jones. M. Lewis. D. Wiliams. L. Mitchell. C. Shivers. M. Wison. J. Richie. S. Carpenter. D. Dotson. J. Campbel. B. Thomas. M. Ruth Color Guard Marlene Bechanan. Beatrice Robinson. Yvette Recamier. Brenda Vasquez Color Guard Thomas Avery. Harold Bartell!. Eddy Barteli. Alvin Givens. 58 Company B W Rogero.T fAx gin. a. Spell. A. Robinson. A Brown. G. Larson. I Bunch. T. Bryant. E. McCkxjd.K. M er.C. Floyd. C. Whitfield. T. Mtchel. A. Atkhs. F. Wison. T. Godwn.C. Vornes.R. Ycxng. L. Coruthers. J. Cason. I. Bullard. J Drenner, K. Offord, R. Spei. G. WMams.L. Mazzocchi. J. Bel. B Dasher. D Jeffery. B. Kempka. D. Kaymore. J Wlkerson. T. Vickers. J. Soncrant, R. Weaver. M. Dl- ingham. K. Earl W Vermeuien. T Gbbs. R Recamer. L. McElhenie. P Herring, D. Kern. C. Strrpklns. B Thorrpson. P Hou Company C B. Dasher.C. White. M. Hopkins, J. Mller.R. Burke. D. Green. P Herring. M. Evans. K. Robinson. A. Session. J. Lands.R. Recamier. W. Vermeuien.M. Tate. T. Gibbs.M. Medlock.L. Fowler.O Oxen- dhe. V m. L. Corbett. S. Dantzler. L McEhenle. P. Hough. R. Lee. B Robinson. A. McKinney. F. Johnson. L. Yo . T. O'QiJrw M. Wippel. A Seebeck, J. Richter.E. Lookadoo. T. Whetstone R Wimberly. N. Walker. S. Thompson. C. White. V. Crosland. J. M er. J. Richter. S. Houck 59 D c. May. M. Sheehan. T. Vigotty. A. Young. M. Lyle. T. Turner. S. Riley S. Houck. C May. J. Richter. J. Darcey. E. Delarosa M Bechanan. R. Oem. K. Bryant. A Brown, J. Wilson, J Hoffman. J Crowley, K. Dauber. J. Snyder. T. rtghtower. C. Sapp. A Mrtchel. G. Drayton. B. Vasquez. N. Dolas. M. Poole. W. Burk hatter, L. Fuqua. H. Bartel. B Hendricks. B Kely. T. Potter. Y. Recamler.P. Cherek, C. Widnson. B Heath. K. Blockbum. T. McCoy. K. Aaron. T Avery. T. Brown. D Kern. J. Taylor. K. Wilams. L. Varnes. M. Robinson. T. Harris. A Givens. M. Fowler. V. Curry. C. W insoo. R. Richey Company vim C Wtttfield. M Sheehan. E. Barteli. H Barteli. B Kronz. P Cherek. R Richey. T. Vigotty. L. Sharp. R. Young, T. Mitchel. R. Wmberty E Battles. B Hobbs. L Thomas. T. Sullvan. E. Delarosa. B. Kronz. F. Brown. J. Darcey SAGA 1st row: Holly Methvin, Penny Summers, Tricia Johnson. Deana Castle, Glenda Nelson. Alex Farrimond. 2nd row: Patty Clark. Kelli Payton. Kim Howell, Shonda Walker, Nicolle Wilson, Candace Krause, Lara Holloway, Bunny Main, Jinger Dowdy. Donna Foster, Dorothy Withers, Caroline Beckwith. 3rd row: Jessica Allen, Sandra Dyal. Laura Williams, Laura Wilkes, Kim Bolden, Tracey Thomas. Paula Plymel, Sheena Currington. In the tree: Katrina Stoutenburg, Mandy Meeks, Justina Mack. Not included in picture are: Michelle Baker, Renee Branch, Amy Hambrick. Dana Jenkins. Denise Lewis. Daphen Stallings, Lisa Tennant. Christine Wilkes, Trish Williams, Darryl Dotson, and Brian McMath. Saga is a group of 38 talented singers. They worked hard to present as many programs as possible during the school year. They made plans to participate in The District Solo and Ensemble Contest. Another one of their goals was to attend The Invitational Choral Competition in West Florida. 61 SPANISH CLUB First row: Cindy Thompson, Linda Heard, Toni Morgante, Jessica Matchett, Tiffany Bass, Beverly Thornton, Trellis Jenkins. Second row: Susan Russell, Chrissy Harrell, Christy DuPont, Shannon Wade, Enicia Fisher, Amy Wells. Marrella Sherman. Beth McNeely. Third row: Eric Robinson. Becky Cardoso. Troy Motes, Stacy Ettel, Alan Nesbitt, Chad Stalvey. Brian Truelove, Bobby Coleman, Keith Hayes, Becky Hatten, Holly Methvin. The officers are as follows: Pres. Keith Hayes. Vice pres. Enicia Fisher, Secretary treasurer Jessica Mat- chett, Sgt. at Arms Stacy Ettel. Student Council Rep. Chrissy Harrell. Alternate Patty Clark. Historian Beverly Thornton, and Dana Hayes. The Spanish Club is a club of many purposes such as Spanish culture, dances, foods and many other various things. These things are being taught to the members of the Spanish Club, as well as students who take Spanish classes. Members are also in many extra curricular activities: Christmas parties, con- ventions and they are planning to take a cruise to the Caribbean or an overnight trip to Miami. The main pur- pose of the Spanish Club is to get the students involved in various events dealing with the Spanish culture. 62 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Christine Cooper Mr. Tumer. the new sponsor was disappointed, because they did not compete Sharon Daniels in me Winter Olympics. They will compete in the summer Olympics. Keith Johnson Rudolph Shuler Sean White Sponsor: Mr. Tommie Turner Student Council Row 1: Bryan Jacob. Laurie Handy, Sherrett Johnson. Lisa Johnson, Renee Branch. Amy Hambrick. Candace Krause, Pam Henderson, Shannon Wade. Alex Farrimond, Dana Jenkins, Wendy Germany, Denise Elgin, Janet Driggers. Laura Ross, Lorrie Browning, Barbara Penman. Row 2: Michael Lisle, Jesse Darcy, Shaun Slocumb, Mike Wells, Wayne Parker, Mike Tucker, Chrissy Harrell, Lisa Tennant, Jennifer Smith. Steve Germany, Lisa Lorenzen, Kelli Payton, Jessica Matchett, Paula Plymel. Kent Helsley, Chris Jones. Row 3: Tom Hindes. Mike Vanhorn. Brian Lee, Laura Williams. Cindy Thompson, Eddie Allen. Ellen Huntley, Matt Riccardi, Kathy Summers. Row 4: Larry Sopsko, Mandy Meeks, Jessica Allen, Arlie Smith. Not Pictured: Bobby Driggers. Christy Davis, Robert Cooney. Christopher White. Craig Westberry, Eric Kelly, Joel Willis, Jeremy Miller, Stacy Ettel, Michelle Krause. Benny Kronz. L'Tanja Robinson, Nesie Anderson, Regina Calhoun, Nikki Stanley. Patty Clark, Mike Dunn, Scott Phillips, Amy Kennedy, Mike Sheehan, Denise Fuqua, and Linda Toman. Student Council is the backbone of the P.H.S. student body. Student Council is made up of elected officers and representatives from classes and clubs. The main event in Student Council this year was Homecoming and ail of its festivities. Student Council has also sponsored other dances and events throughout the year. This year Student Council collected for UNICEF, sold senior parking stickers, and also began to organize a change in the dress code that would allow students to wear shorts during the warm months. 64 Student Council Hard at work for you! Officers and Sponsors: Row 1:2nd Vice President—Jessica Matchett, Secretary—Pam Henderson, Public Relations—Ellen Huntley, Row 2: President—Eddie Allen. Mrs. Meadows, Mrs. Ducote, 1st Vice President—Steve Germany. Not Pictured: Treasurer—Bobby Driggers. 65 SADD Keith Moore Wayne Terrell Cindy Wyatt Khrystii Taylor Tonya Gunter Celesta Lane Robert Hill Cindy Coffee Kim Harper Rhonda Lee Beth McNeely Marrella Sherman Phillip Burke Jeremy Oddy Laura Williams Suzanne Sharp Bryan Jacob Diane Gray Heidi Graves Christine Robbins Tricia Kluever Barbara Streets Jinger Dowdy Amy Duck Hambrick Donna Foster Mandy Meeks Kim Bedsole Kathy Summers Penny Summers Anson Seebeck Deanna Thompson Cheryl Bolen Karen Alvares Susan Crum Denise Gore Edna Chamblee Laura Ross Michelle Hatten Phaedra Foster LeAnn Richardson Chris Hunt Fran Wilyoung Stacey Ryals Marshall Fulghum Shelly Chirico Bonita Bryan Dede Rogero Erin Vance Tracy Tyson Lani White Sponsor: Mrs. Sapp President—Renee Branch Vice-Pres.—Stacy Ettel Secretary—Lisa Tennant Student Council Rep.—Chris Jones Rep. Alternate—Shannon Wade Reporter—Enicia Fisher SADD is an organization against students driving drunk. 66 VICA CLUB OFFICERS President—Mike Gale Vice President—Shawn Moore Secretary—Talmadge Driggers Treasurer—Terry Driggers Parliamentarian—Bubba Lands Historian—Ronnie Davis Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica is a national organization to help young people develop leadership skills. VICA members compete from area to national levels in timed trade skills con- tests. VICA's goals are to place in state, national, and international con- tests. The sponsors of VICA are Mr. Tacy and Mr. Lane. First row: Mike Gale, Talmadge Driggers. Bubba Lands, Ronnie Davis, and John Hebert Second row: Paul Turnage, Mike Poole. Craig Boldi. Bobby Coleman, Jody Crews. John Morgante, Shawn Moore, and Ian Riddle. Not pictured: Jason Benedict, Danny Darcey, Terry Driggers, Justin Edwards, Tony Fogg, Ricky Smith, and Larry Williams Waves of Excellence Academic Decathlon Left to Right—Sponsor: Peggy Cole, Nhorma Rodriguez, Michelle Krause, Amy Guinn, Paul Roseberry, Eddie Cole, Shaun Slocumb, John Balas, Warren Calloway, Bryan Jacob, Sponsor: Millie Parrish, Not Pictured: Beth Douglas, Terri Sapp The Academic Decathlon's purpose is to try to bring honor to the Palatka High School. The Academic Decathlon will compete in several Academic Competitions at State and National levels. In February the Academic Decathlon will go to Jacksonville to compete with other Academic Decathlon teams on ten different areas. They are as follows: 1. Language and Literature 6. Compositions 2. Math 7. Fine Arts 3. Science 8. Social Studies 4. Economics 9. Super Quiz 5. Public Speaking 10. Interview and Essay If they win they will be the Florida Champions and will then proceed to National Competition. The Waves of Excellence's purpose is to compete in Academic Com- petition and try to bring honor to the Palatka High School. The Waves of Excellence is going to go to Daytona during Spring Break to Ocean Center for a two day competition in eight different areas. They are as follows: 1. Computer 5. Language Arts 2. Foreign Language 6. Math 3. Art 7. Science 4. Music 8. Social Studies This is a team competition. The students competes in his favorite area. Each test is either written or oral. Of the two competitions this one is more favored by the students. If they win they will be Florida Champions. 68 Editor—Kim Delk Copy Ed.—Ai Oliver Layout Ed.—Jo$6 Lopez Business Ed.—Wallace Lookadoo Sherri Bacon Shelene Bergerstock Dana Driggers Wendy Germany Laurie Giddings Dennis Jacobson—Advisor Amy Roach Jenni Sanders Bonnie Sharp Erica Shepard Sonya Small Vickii Todd David White Jeanne Harrell Traci Tilton Dana Hayes Patty Johns Tina Mallard Darrin McCall Brenda Meade Sandra Melton Cindy Mendez John Morgan Troy Motes Amber Murray 70 Kim Delk Phyllis Lynes The yearbook class spends many extra hours preparing the pages for the printer. The students must have an extraordinary sense of dedication and be self-motivat- ed. Publicizing the Yearbook took a joint ef- fort from the staff. There was a wide vari- ety of advertisement, such as, skits rang- ing from football players and cheerleaders (of course switching the sexes) and Wally Beaver, off the wall announcements (flesh-eating cock- roach), and colorful posters. Josb Lopez 4 Wendy Germany Al Oliver and Wallace Lookadoo SPORTS 1st row—Eddie Allen. Larry Sopsko, Randy Raczkowski, J. Parker. Corey Freeman, Teddy Sanders, Bruce Conkey. Arlie Smith, John Gross, Gary Williams, Lamont McGriff. 2nd—David Browning. Jay Jenkins, Sean Porch, Bobby Weaver. Mark Ruth. Coy Robinson. Johnny McQuaig, Jerry Glance, James Silver, William Sanders. 3rd—Reggie Allen, Lance Brauman, Maurice Barner, John Medlock. Chris Craven, Jose Mullins. George Reed. Shane Murray. Chad Watson. Earl Keel, Mike Lisle. 4th—Thirus Jones. Arthur Williams, Clarence Turner. Leroy Wilkinson, Arthur Young, Joe Curley, Brian McMath, Charlie Whitfield, Joel Walker, Tommy McCaskill, Paul Hart. 5th—Titus Mitchell, Tommy Brown. James Cardozo. Kent Helsley, Willie McGrady. Paul Roseberry, Lane Gardner, Todd DuPont. Freddie Dorsey. Troy Smith Panthers in Action PANTHER PEP Coach Aired, the beauty. 76 77 Bottom—Kelly Murray. Michele Togarlello. Christi Cocco. N.chote Wilson. LeeAnn Michaels, Ellen Huntley. Top—Koy Arrington. AnnMorie Fullerton, Valerie Risch. Lourie Browning. Lori Stoner 80 JV FOOTBALL 1st row—Brian Dyol. John Roberts. Shell Lorenzen. Stan Browning. Michoel DuPont. Evan MocOelan. Brian Clark. Ashley Regan, fm Donohoo. Steve Flathman. Ramon Broadus 2nd—Greg Rowland. Jeff Marks. Bi Harden. Mott Staples. Andy Burnett. Dean Muis. Brian Muins, Mark Jockson. Jason Snyder. Jesse Cardozo. Richard Lee. Denrts Lewis 3rd—Jody Jimp. Richard Hines. David Van Horn. Steve Phips. David Jeffery. Mke Ruszkowski. Mfce Swiger. Chuck Gay. Mke Jenkins. Brent Murray. Kyle Dresbock. Sean King. 4th—Matt Matthews. Anthony Spels. Kevin Lisle. Donald Hal. James Senior. Clarence Hayes. Cedrick Hal. Bnan Freeman. Shcxtnon Writers. Raymond Gibbs. Steve Hi. 5th—David Fuce and Wflie Ottord. 84 Bottom—Suzanne Sharp, Kim Bedsole Middle—Laura Wilkes, Dell Boyles, Laura Williams. Lara Holloway. Stephenie Pinder. 85 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Christi Cannon Becky Heisler Stephanie Ellison Lisa Cox Wendy Mussolini Candace Krause Wende Blackwelder Jenny Hunsicker ffiO; i .. : , i. L JT-£ _ir iriii mmm 1st row—T. Boyd. J. Thornton. P. Cherek, L. Aired. D. Weaver. C. Ledley. M. Wortman. T. Hill, J. Miller, D. Hager, D. Fox. 2nd—J. Keel, J. Lands, T. Owen. T. Fogg, J. Mikell, C. Sapp, D. Wells, S. DuPont, E. Dorsey. M. Mack. D. McCaskill. 3rd—D. Hudson, C. Adams. K. Morris, K. Coyle, A. Krause. S. Mulberry, T. Matthews, P. Edwards, I. Williams, T. Carr, C. Williams. 4th— B. Lee. K. Johns, P. Tyer, W. Torode, N. Jennings. B. Newland, S. Hodge, B. Townsend, M. Johnson, D. White, T. Scott. Not pictured: S. Brinson. R. Young. C. Anderson. 87 VARSITY BASEBALL L-R Front Row: Matt McCool, Randy Raczkowski, Russ Annis, Curtis Odom, Tim Ward Second Row: Rodney Hawes, Troy Smith. Talmadge Driggers, Marty McCullough. Marty Williams, Lane Gardner, David Arrington Back Row: Jerome Wilkerson (coach), Larry Williams, Arlie Smith, Mike Tucker, Jay Perry. Lew Garner, Steven Nalley, Kevin Brown (coach) 1987 SCHEDULE St. Augustine Tournament G.H.S. Palatka Invitational Tournament Seabreeze St. Augustine Sandlewood Taylor Peirson Wolf son Terry Parker St. Albans Clay Fernandina Beach Bishop Kenney St. Augustine Fernandina Beach Seabreeze G.H.S. Taylor Peirson Orange Park Eastside Clay 88 J.V. BASEBALL L-R Front Row: Asa Stoeffler, Greg Mullins, Chris Kennedy, Ricky Casto, Stan Browning Second Row: David Hager, Patrick White, Billy Grubbs. John Lyon, Joe Boatwright. Steven Hill Back Row: Brant Newland, John Mikell, Terrill Hill, James Richie. Shawn Mills 90 m ) L OWL Is March I 2 Seabreeze 4 St. Augustine 6 Ocala Forest 10 Keystone Heights 12 Interlachen 16 St. Albans 18 Keystone Heights 23 Clay 25 Bishop Kenney 27 Interlachen April 1 St. Augustine 2 Bishop Kenney 6 Ocala Forest J.V. Coaches: Jim McCool Billy Bennett 91 BOYS VARSITY Dec. 2 4 5 11 13 16 Jan. 9 10 16 17 23 24 29 30 Feb. 5 10 13 17 19 20 Schedule Ed White-Jax. Deland New Smyrna Raines-Jax. Father lopez-Daytona St. Augustine Bradford City P.K. Young-Gainesville Interlachen Seabreeze-Daytona Auburndale Ribault-Jax. Mainland-Daytona Spruce Creek Middleburg Eastside-Gainesville Live Oak Buchholz-Gainesville Crescent City Flagler Palm Coast away away home away away home home home home home home home away home away home away away away home 92 The Palatka High School varsity basketball team is successfully led by head coach. Jim Baxter, and as- sistant coach. John Ullom. The Panthers were led to many victories by their star player Townsend Harris. Towering over his teammates. Townsend at 67 is the tallest player on the varsity team. Team Members Ed Chandler Tony Kay more Ronald Moore Bill Torrance Terry Massey Charles Whitfield Willie Douglas Townsend Harris Tim Johnson Mark Atkins BASKETBALL Positions Grade Guard 10 Center 12 Forward 11 Guard 10 Forward 12 Forward 12 Forward 12 Forward 11 Center 10 Center 12 93 BOYS J.V. Team Members Positions Grade Tim Colson Guard 10 Troy Finch Forward 10 Raymond Gibbs Guard Forward 10 Claude Hardy Guard Forward 10 Eric Hasty Center 10 Tony Hightower Guard 10 Eric Merritt Forward 10 Fred Smith Guard 10 Antonio Williams Center 10 Jeffrey Miller Center 10 94 Basketball The Palatka High School J.V. Panthers per- formed well against their rivals. They played many games and lost few. They traveled with the varsity team to places in Florida as far away as Live Oak to bring home victories for the P.H.S. students. 2 Schedule Ed White-Jax. away 4 Deland away 5 New Smyrna home 11 Raines-Jax. away 13 Father Lopez- Daytona away 16 St. Augustine home 9 Bradford Cty. home 10 P.K. Young- Gainesville home 16 Interlachen home 17 Seabreeze- Daytona home 24 Ribault-Jax. home 29 Mainland- Daytona away 30 Spruce Creek home 5 Middleburg away 10 Eastside- Gainesville home 13 Live Oak away 17 Buchholz- Gainesville away 19 Crescent City away 20 Flagler Palm Coast home 95 Lila Walker, Marcus Brown—Mascot, Staci Evans, Candi Perry, Shaundra McCottry, Tracey Thomas. Dana Hayes, Susan Gierlich and Michelle Baker and Jeanette Mohr—Alt. not pictured. 96 VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Stacy Baughman Annette Brown Nannette Brown Stacy Carlisle Shantae Davis Chrissy Harrell Denise Lewis Katie Orr Stacy Ray Susan Williams 97 Freshmen Boys Freshman Boys Schedule St. Augustine Gainesville Eastside Gainesville P.K. Vonge Ocala Forest Ocala Vanguard St. Augustine Gainesville Buchholz Middleburg Gainesville P.K. Yonge Gainesville Eastside Ocala Forest Ocala Vanguard Middleburg Thadus Carr Wilmon Jenkins Michael S. Johnson Ricky M. Lashley Christon T. Lee Terrance L. Marshall Travis H. Owens Patrick A. Roach Kevin L. Robinson John A. Sapp Kevin D. Walker Aaron L. Newby Basketball f r 98 Cheerleaders Inspire Spirit 99 Christie Marshall. Jenni Clark. Stephanie Watts. Cassie Smith. Sherry Kovnesky. Tracy Shorts. Surf Tanner. Katrina Stoutenburgh. Wendy Wright. Tammy Cooks GIRLS VARSITY 100 The Varsity Girls basketball team had a wonderful year. They showed great sportsmanship for a winning team. BASKETBALL Varsity Schedule Middleburg St. Augustine New Smyrna Flagler Palm Coast Orange Park Crescent City Middleburg Seabreeze St. Augustine Vanguard Crescent City Interlachen Orange Park Colleen Conkey Tina Florence Trelane Jackson Toteka McCoy Audry Mitchell Rhonda Morrell Angela Poole Tamra Vance Tana Welch Katrice Whitehead 101 GIRLS J.V. Christi Robbins LaTonya Thomas Natona Medlock Angie Session Stacy Brown LaTonya Beauford Sophia Enriquez Latice Miller Latasha Johnson Lisa Robinson Bonita Bryan Tiaa Douglas Glenda Perry 102 BASKETBALL Middleburg St. Augustin© Flagler Palm Coast Orange Park Flagler Palm Coast Crescent City Middleburg St. Augustine Vanguard Crescent City Interlachen Orange Park J.V. Schedule The PHS Junior Varsity Basketball Team played hard against their rivals. Their outstanding plays and great atti- tudes made this a terrific year for the team. The team was headed by Coach Isom. 103 PANTHER WRESTLING Varsity Wrestlers from left to right. Back row: Truck Williams Wayne (Chicken) Terrell Willie McGrady Phillip Young Sean King Robert Carman Keith Leary Front row: Gary Williams Eugene Cobb Robert Richey Reggie Allen Derrick Williams Steve Germany Not included in photo: Chris Craven The J.V. Wrestlers from left to right. Back row: Jerome Miller Brian Clark Travis Weaver Mike Swiger Steve Flathman Front row: Lance Aired Kevin Hall Kevin Ryals Tim Scott Joe Keel Jason Drenner Mike Trull K.C. Coyle Not included in photo are: Chris Evan McClellan 104 “STICK ’EM!” Seabreeze Mainland St. Augustine New Smyrna Beach Lake Weir Baker County Palm Coast Orange Park Middleburg Buchholtz The P.H.S. grapplers had a victorious year. The Varsity Panthers had ten wins and zero losses. Also coming out on top, J.V. had six wins and two losses. The wrestlers attended a Christmas Tournament in Jacksonville on Dec. 19 and 20th, bringing home 2nd place. The J.V. wrestlers also attended a tourney at Bolles High School and brought home numerous medals. 105 DATE Sat.,Sept.27 Tues.,Oct.7 Sat.,Oct. 18 Sat.Oct. 25 Sat.,Nov. 8 Sat.,NOv.15 Sat.Nov.22 MEET Sandlewood Invit. Bradford DeLand Invit. U. of F. Invit. District Regionals State Finals Girls Cross Country 106 Finished 5th in district. Cross Country Best couple? From: left to right Alan Nesbitt. Anson Seebeck, Joel Willis. Jose Lopez. Second row: Darell McCoy, Perry Townsend. Anthony Wesley, Kurt Bryant. Not pictured: Ian Bullard and Dexter Fields. 107 108 L-R Front Row: Holly Sanders. Miranda Slocumb. Valerie Curtis. Christie Miller Second Row: Caroline Beckwith (manager) Michelle Crowe, Myra Moore, Kim Jones, Yolanda Massey, B.J. Phillips (manager) Back Row: Valerie Risch, Audrey Mitchell, Tracy St. Onge, Sonya McCollum, Tracy Gulledge. Jessica Allen, Janice Williams. Ginger Miller, Kathy Daquila (coach) Not pictured: Laurie Bouquio . 26 St. Augustine Away 3 Bishop Kinney Away 4 Seabreeze Home 5 Middleburg Away 9 Keystone Heights Home 10 North Marion Away 11 New Smyrna Home 17 Interlachen Home 18 St. Augustine Home 19 Crescent City Away 24 Interlachen Away 25 Seabreeze Away 30 Keystone Heights Away 1 New Smyrna Away 2 Bishop Kenney Home 7 Crescent City Home 8 Middleburg Home 9 North Marion Home 21-24 District Head Coach: Kathy DaquHa Assistant Coach: Ina McDougald 109 PALATKA GOLFERS ARE ON THE (golf) BALL! '86-'87 Team: Front Row, Kevin Orr, Daniel Wilhite, Bill Harden, Scott Scapellati, Chanse McClellan, and Jonathan Toland. Back Row, Tony Pilafjian, Jack Cason, Pete Collins, John Cason, and Coach Barry Johnson. The '86-'87 Palatka golf team started practicing in December 1986. Coach Johnson said that the team has good potential and he hopes for a winning season. In the last 8 years, the Palatka Golf Team has won 7 regional tourna- ments. Put the club to the ball and keep on winning team! 110 Some of our great players! Coach Johnson at his best. LOOKING “FORE” WARD TO A WINNING SEASON 111 GIRLS TRACK TEAM '87 Track Team: Donna Cameron Shannon Sapp Stephanie Thomas Rhonda Gilyard Debbie Johnson Denise Fuqua Tanya Clark Katrice Miller Trelane Jackson Michele Tagariello Kim Bedsole Lara Holloway Sophia Enriquez Suzanne Sharp Wendy Turner Margaret Jackson Annette Brown Nannette Brown 112 '87 Palatka Panther Track Team Schedule: Feb. 7 H.S. Indoor Invit. Gainesville Mar. 3 Frosh Soph Meet lnterlachen Mar, 14 RR Burger King Invit. Palatka Mar, 17 Frosh Soph Meet Palotka Mar. 21 Bob Flayes Invit. Jacksonville Mar. 24 Bucholz Palatka Mar. 27 Florida Relays Gainesville Mar. 31 Seminole and Interlachen Palatka Apr. 4 Hardee Invit. lnterlachen Apr. 7 Middleburg and St. Augustine Palatka Apr. 11 Bradford Invit . Starke Apr. 20 Putnam County Meet lnterlachen Apr. 24 District Meet Palatka May 1 Region Meet Tallahassee May 8 State Meet Winter Park May 23 Golden South Classic gaf Seth Aired, the Coach's son. already in training. BOYS TRACK Segpe Aleo Lane© Br exman Tommy Brown David Browning Kurt Bryant ion Bulard Andy Bi nett Tim Cotson Fredcie Dorsey Kyle Dresbock Dexter Fields Cedric Hal Donald Hal Larry Jock son Darius Jefferson Enc Kely Jose Lopez Darrel McCoy WSe McGrody Wayne Parker WBe Passmore Anthony Royster Mke Ruszkowski Wlam Sanders Randal Symonds Corey Thomas Guy Thomas James Senior Sam Torrance Paul Tixnoge Lorenzo Vames Ai ttxr Youtq Vaughn Young Anthony Wesley Corey Robinson ThodOus Carr Sylvester Brinson James Mier Troy Massey OtSM r 114 The goal of this year's track team is to qualify as many runners, shot- putters, and other athletes for state competition. The boys are working very hard this year to meet the coaches' expectations. The team hopes to obtain the third track state championship for Palatka High School. 115 VOLLEYBALL Action pictures complements of Polatka Daily News J. V. Holly Sanders, Kim Guthrie. Pam Adams, (standing) Kathy Daquila (Coach), Faye Knowles, Kathryn Miller, Enicia Fisher, Colleen Conkey, Kathy Rothschild, Janann Thomas (Captain), Tammy Vance, and Wendy Germany (Mgr), Not pictured: Nancy Yarbrough and Ina McDougald (asst, coach) Varsity: Caroline Beckwith. Sonya Turner, (standing) Kathy Daquila (coach), Audrey Mitchell (cap- tain), Sonya McCollum, Tracy Ettel, Tracy Gulledge. Michelle Krause, Wendy Germany (Mgr ). Not pictured: Laurie Bouquio and Ina McDougald (asst, coach) 117 PANTHERS PUMPING IRON! '87 WEIGHTLIFTING TEAM: Titus Mitchell, John Medlock, Bruce Conkey. Eddie Allen. Willie Poole. Kent Helsley. Bryan Jacob, George Reed, Eddie Woodruff. 2nd row—Adam DeLaney. Jeremy Oddy, Mike Griffin. Aaron Robinson, Melvin Robinson, Mark Ruth, Jay Jenkins, David Dion, Mike Nailor, and James Silver. 3rd row—Chris White. Patrice Edwards, Johnny Morgan, David Browning, Jason Benedict, Todd DuPont. Reggie Young, and Eddie Cole. 4th row—Matt Riccardi John Scapaletti, Chris Cox. David Fuce, Andy Burnett, Mike Dupont, and Shell Lorenzon. 5th row—James Cardozo. Earl Keel, Brian Livingston. Mike Jenkins. Tommy McCaskill. 6th row—Coach Milillo. After finishing 4th in the state last year. Coach Milillo hopes this 1987 Weightlifting Team will win the state! PHS TENNIS TEAM ... Girls Tennis Team: Kay Arrington. Chrystii Cocco. Erin Vance. Jennifer Harrell. Michelle Krause, Erica Shepard, Wendy Mussoline. Candace Krause. Dede Rogero. LaDonna Wilkinson. Lorrie Browning, (not pictured) Tracy Ettel 120 SWINGING INTO ACTION! Boys Tennis Team: Jamie Murphy, Alan Nesbitt, Brad Kelley, Stacy Ettel, Shane Murray. Mike Wells. David Green, Craig Westberry. (not pictured) Mike Lisle 121 AROUND TOWN PALATKA Established as a trading post in 1821. the settlement was burned in the Seminole War (1836). Ir 1838. the U S. Government constructed Fort Shannon which served as a garrison, supply depot and hospital for the forts in the southern area of Florida. Winfield Scott. Zachary Taylor, and William T. Sherman were stationed here. During the Civil War the city was occupied by Federal troops. In the postwar period. Palatka became one of the leading I Panthers strutting their stuff Yes. Traci ... Mr. Jacobson, I went to ... ... they weren't there I can't remember! the golf players ... Would you stop!!! •P'-RESETICine OU R CKATiKS The HORIZONS yearbook staff is pleased to announce our appreciation to the Palatka High School administration, faculty, staff, and students for their cooperation in orchestrating the new HORIZONS. We also extend our thanks to our advertisers and patrons, Mrs. Gornto and Mrs. Smith for $19.95, and Mrs. Blasczyk for proofreading the endless lists of student names. A very special note of appreciation goes to the many photographers who have given their time, talent, and excellent photographs to our book. Thank you Charles Swain, Dianne Westcott. Phyllis Lynes, Cindi Jacobson, Zella Brown, Stan Ballenger, and The Palatka Daily News. HORIZONS STAFF EIDTOR—Kim Delk OPENING CLOSING—John Morgan. Tina Mallard, Troy Motes, Wendy Germany SENIORS—Sandra Melton, Vickii Todd. Brenda Meade, Traci Tilton JUNIORS—Erica Shepard, Jenni Sanders, Bonnie Sharp, Cindy Mendez SOPHOMORES—Dana Hayes, Laurie Giddings, Cindy Thompson FRESHMEN—Tina Mallard, Amy Roach, Patty Johns, Amber Murray, Sonya Small ACADEMICS—Troy Motes. John Morgan, David White, Jose' Lopez CLUBS SPORTS—Staff BUSINESS MANAGER—Wallace Lookadoo COPY EDITOR—Al Oliver LAYOUT EDITOR—Jose' Lopez PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR—Cindy Thompson DIRECTORY—Tina Mallard ADVISOR—Dennis Jacobson 126 ACADEMIC PEP RALLY Townsend Harris, Willie Mitchell, Sharon Hughes. Barry Johnson. Willie McGrady, Paul Roseberry, Wanda Favor, Kathy Daquila, Bill Bennett, David Criswell, Jim Baxter. Mike Ruszkowski. Tony Aired, Kent Helsley. Wilson Ed- wards, Jerome Wilkerson, and Eddie Allen TYPICAL NON-ACHIEVERS FLORIDA GATOR (U.F.) PALATKA PANTHER TOMAHAWK (F.S.U.) SEBASTION (U.M.) The academic pep rally kicks off the start of the annual Battle of the GPA's (January 27-March 10). The Class of 1987 are the defending cham- pions. NON-ACHIEVERS BECOME ACHIEVERS FRESHMEN Lane© Aired LaDonna Amon Cecil Anderson Charles Anderson Traci Armstrong Jody Atkins Misty Atkinson Nancy Atkinson Richard Babcock Antionette Baker Teresa Baker Eddie BarteHi Jimmy Battles Michelle Bazzle Latanga Beauford Marlene Bechanan Mike Becker Stacy Belden 129 Jon Berry Wende Blackwelder Christie Bohannon Kim Bolden Cheryl Bolen Lynn Bowen Jeff Brantley Sabrina Brooks Alfonso Brown David Bruce Bonita Bryan Melissa Bryan Kurt Bryant Perry Bryant Kelly Buckles Jack Burney Michelle Burridge Teresa Campagna Christi Cannon Jon Cannon Thaddus Carr Shaunee Carter Shelly Cartier John Cason 130 Theresa Chenery Pat Cherek Dawn Chester Troy Choate Jenni Clark Stephen Clark Grace Clinton Dana Coggin Tammy Coggin Tiffany Cohens Michelle Collard Lisa Collins Jennifer Commander David Conner Marty Cooney Yolanda Coring Lloyd Caruthers Lisa Cox K.C. Coyle Amie Crews Traci Cribbs Michelle Crowe Joyce Crowley John Culler 131 Lisa Cumbus Carol Dal© Candy Daniel Dwayne Dotson Karen Dauber Bill Davis Henry Davis Katrina Davis Ron Davis Vickie Davis Bobby Dechman Melanie Drew Dana Driggers Scott Dupont Pam Edwards Patrice Edwards Jessica Eilbeck Rhonda Efiiott 132 Keith EUis Stephanie Ellison Brian Farrimond Tony Fogg Michelle Forbes Johnny Foster Phaedra Foster David Fox Jamey Frederick Marshall Fulghum Christopher Garvin Ronald Garvin Regina Ghames Jack Giddens Scott Gill Verlandy Gilyard Angelia Glance Taney Godwin Alyse Goodwin Conswello Gordon Rebecca Graden Deanna Griffin Jennifer Gullett Tonya Gunter Barbara Guthrie David Hager James Hamiton Don Harder Michelle Hardy Julie Harrell 133 Steve Hartwell Michelle Hatten Erin Hawkins Becky Heisler Cheryel Henderson Priscilla Herring Michele Hertlein Paula Hestand Latonia Hightower Robert Hill Terrill Hill Thomas Hills Kyle Hines Richard Hines Sheila Hinton Aashton Hodge Stanley Hodge Carol HoHings Greg Holsey Patricia Hough David Hudson Diana Hughes Lashanda Humphrey Jenny Hunsicker 134 Kim Hunter Carol Hutton Jeremie Jeffery Kyle Johns Patty Johns Joe Johnson Jozet Johnson Angela Jones Bryan Jones Curtis Jones Durwin Kaymore Joe Keel Burnett Kelly Jacinna Kemp Emily Kendrick Dawn Kern Chris Kerwin Marlene King Mike King Ronald King Teresa Knight Sherry Kovnesky Aaron Krause Candace Krause 135 Shawnea Landis Jamey Lands Melvin Lands Celesta Lane Matt Lashley Mike Lawson Kris Leary Chris Ledley Brian Lee Rhonda Lee Chris Lee Elliott Lewis Patricia Livesay Wallace Lookadoo Shane Looney Alvester Mack Julius Mack Matthew Mack Bunny Main Tina Mallard Maureen Marks Christie Marshall Terrance Marshall Christina Masters Darrin McCall Daryl McCaskill Randy McClellan Carie McCormick Calvin McCullough Tammie McGowan 136 Glory McGrady Beth McNeely Chad McNeill Debbie McTaggart Will Munson Johnny Mercer Sherri Merritt Holly Methvin John Mikell Kathryn Miller Latice Miller Lia Miller Richard Miller Shawn Mills Tasha Montgomery Paul Moore Melissa Moore Alina Morris 137 Keith Morris Kristie Morris Tina Morris Angela Motes Boo Mullins Michael Mullins Amber Murray Wendy Mussoline Yvonne Nelson Brant Newland Dana Odom Tres Oliver Elliott Ortiz Mandie Osburn Robin Osburn Travis Owens Olivia Oxendine Wayne Parker Wendy Parker Latonia Passmore Jim Payne Jamie Peek James Peterson Tony Pilafjian 138 Tim Plessala Tim Plyme) Michael Poole Ashley Pope Emily Prescott Eldred Preston Danelle Pringle Randy Rhymes Susan Reyes Jody Richie Jimmy Richter Amy Roach Pat Roach Kevin Robinson Mary Rodriguez Paul Rogero Teresa Rowe Sheldon Ruth Kevin Ryals Holly Sanders Curtis Sapp John Sapp Michael Scott Carrie Seebacher 139 Susan Selph Rachel Selvog Stefany Sermon Lawrence Sharp Steven Shavers Melvin Shazel Casey Sheffield Dewayne Shelor Stephen Sheridan Calandra Shivers Felicia Shorter Tracy Shorts Carol Simpkins Miranda Slocumb Cassie Smith Gregg Smith Sherri Smith Scot Sweeting 140 Jo© Soncrant Mike Starling Zachary Steel© Robin Stewart Kenny Stevens Asa Stoeffler Allen Stone Tracy St. Onge Katrina Stoutenburgh Crissy Suarez J.J. Sweat Surf Tanner Gina Taylor Jamilah Taylor Pam Taylor Chris Teaford Chad Tenney Roy Terrell Russell Terrell April Thomas Barbara Thomas Krista Thomas Lance Thomas Barbara Thompson Steve Thompson Frank Tilton Pat Tilton Scott Tilton Shelia Tilton Tee Tookes 141 Bill Torode Pat Tyer Kim Tyler Christi Valenti Mike VanHorn Wendy Vermeulen Kyle Vigotty Becky Wall Michael Waters Stephanie Watts Doug Weaver Robert Weaver Christi Webb Bobby Wells David White Patrick White Michelle Wiley Amanda Wilkinson Burrell Wikinson Chad Wilkinson Peter Wilkinson Rebecca Wilkinson Claude Wilkerson Clifford Williams Isaiah Williams Janell Williams Lana Williams Lenore Williams Michelle Williams Natasha Williams 142 Vr Mark Wortman Wendy Wright Edward Zeigler 143 SOPHOMORES Kim Aaron Jessica Allen Tammy Alvarez Deedee Anderson Nesie Anderson Richard Anderson Irene Aikens Thomas Avery Gail Baker Ray Barnes Paula Barrow Harold Bartelli Yolanda Bartlett Tiffany Bass Stacey Baughman Kim Bedsole James Bell John W. Bement Jason Benedict John Bennett Tina Blount Edward Boudreaux Bryan Bourgeois Jerry Boyle Dell Boyles Renee Branch Lance Brauman Annette Brown Anthony Brown Nanette Brown Robert Brown David Browning 145 Stan Browning Jo Bryan Ian Bullard Charles Burchell Candy Burkhalter Tammy Burks Andy Burnett Larry Burns Angie Byrd Carrie Campbell Jesse Cardozo Stacey Carlisle Tina Carroll Ricky Casto Edna Chamblee Shelly Chirico Wendy Choate Brian Clark Patty Clark Zachary Cohens Wendy Colbert Ann Coleman Bobby Coleman John Cone T.J. Conger Colleen Conkey LaRetha Corbett Olivia Crawford Marie Cregger Melanie Croft Tammy Crosby Veda Crosland 146 Tracy Crouse Susan Crum Eddie Carter Valerie Curtis Cathy Dailey Vance Dampier Sharon Daniels Danny Darcey Bruce Davis Ron Davis Shentae Davis Cindy Day Linda Dean Julie Deford Adam DeLaney Emory Denham Sean Denton Andy Dixon Tim Donohoo Brian Drawdy Jason Drenner Kyle Dresback Janet Driggers Christi DuPont Michael DuPont Tammy Duprey Henry Eckman Justin M. Edwards Carl Elliott Stacy Ennis Sophia Ennriquez Sebrina Eubanks 147 Brice Evans Robert Evans Tracy Fabre Alex Farrimond Steve Flathmann Dexter Fields Donna Foster Chuck Fowler Mark Fowler Lawrence Freeman David Fuce Rosetta Gadson Chuck Gay Raymond Gibbs Laurie Giddings Brian Glisson Ricky Glover Mark Goodson Stacy Goodwin Danny Gore Denise Gore Heidi Graves Kim Guthrie 148 Cedric Hall Jason Hall Kevin Hall Amy Hambrick Shannon Hankemeyer Keith Hanna John Hansford Bill Harden Claude Hardy Chrissy Harrell Kaylene Hartman Eric Hasty Craig Hawkins Kymberlee Head John Hebert John Henderson Butch Hendricks James Hestand Debbie Hill Merry Hill Joann Hoffman Janet L. Holloway Lara Holloway Greg Holsey Lisa Hopper Kim Howell Chris Hunt Robin Hunt Mark Jackson Treiane Jackson David Jeffrey Dana Jenkins Jay Jenkins Mike Jenkins Trellis Y. Jenkins LaTasha Johnson 149 Lisa Johnson Patricia Johnson Barbara Jones David Jones Sebrenia Jones Diane Kellenberger Selecia Robinson Missy Kendrick Chris Kennedy Keith Rigdon Carlotte Kight Sean King Mark Kitayama Keshia Robinson David Kronz June Laura Tony Laura Angel Lee LaTanya Lee Richard Lee Denise Lewis Dennis Lewis Lucy Lewis Maurice Lewis Mwanza Lewis Shalen Lewis Eddie Lilly Kevin Lisle Leroy Lookadoo Brian Lopez Burt Lopez Shell Lorenzen 150 John Lyon Jill Mangum Jeff Marks Stacy Manley Chris Marlin Ricky Maples Jessica Matchett Mandy Matheny Matt Mathews Julie Mathis Vukeeba Mays Evan MacClellan Michelle McCleHan Matt McCool Darrell McCoy Sara McCraney Renee McCuHough Marcus McCullough Fannette McCuMers Elena McDougald Steven McNeely Cammie Medders Jennifer Medlock Eric Merritt 151 Ginger Miller Jeff Miller LaTonya Milton Anthony Mitchell Michael Moody Karen Moore Johnny Morgan John Morgante Dean Mullis Jamie Murphy Michelle Myers Berry Norris Brenda Nunamaker Al Oliver Katie Orr Dewayne Osteen Joyce L. Page Huey Paige Brian Pannell James Parnell Kenneth Passmore Kerri Perry Scott Phillips Steve Phillips Stephenie Pinder Jeff Pignato Kristin Plant Paul Plymel Gary Poole Ted Prickel Cliff Prince Stacy Ray 152 Yvette Recamier Ashley Regan Cheri Register Laura Repoff Steven Rich LeAnn Richardson James Richie John Roberts Michael Roberts Christine Robbins Beatrice Robinson Dina Rogero Walter Rogero Sharra Rose Greg Rowland Susan Russell Michael Ruszkowski Stacey Ryals Frank Samu Cindy Sautter Scott Scapellati James Senior Laura Sharp Suzanne Sharp Tonya Sims Becky Simpson Druann Sloan Lynda Smith T.J. Smith Nancy Smith Julie Smith Rebekah Smith Lisa Smith Lori Smith Steve Snow Anthony Spell 153 Christy Spencer Matt Staples Lori Stone Tina Stephens Penny Summers Barbara Sweat Michael Swiger J.J. Sweat Rendall Symonds Gina Taylor Khrystii Taylor Phillip Terrell Laura Thames Bobbie Thomas Tonya Thomas Cindy Thompson Stephen Tibbs Kenneth Tiller Karetha Tinsley VickB Todd Perry Townsend Tammy Trivette 154 Sharon Trower Paul Turnag© Tracy Tyson Lisa Underwood James Vanderhoff Kelli Vanderpool David Van Horn Shannon Wade Lennox Watts Chris Watson Terri Weber Chris West Sara Wheatley Marquel Whitaker Charles White Lani White Kelly Wilhite Gwen Williams Joy Williams Kevin Williams Laura Williams Susan Williams Christine Wilkes Laura Wilkes Ladonna Wilkinson Phillip Wilkinson Shannon Winters Randy Wortman Cindy Wyatt Chris York 155 156 157 JUNIORS Dimples Ahmad Allison Alexander Patrick Alexander Brenda Allen Reggie Allen Kristy Anderson Sharon Anderson Russ Annis Kay Arrington Michelle Baker Stephanie Baker Tammy Bardin Barry Barker Shawn Barnard Tommy Barnard Aubrey Beauford Bo Beckham Stacy Blair Craig Boldi Laurie Bouquio Frances Bovona Sharenia Boyd Torrance Boyd 160 ■ Jenifer Boynton Brenda Bridges Audrey Brown Tammy K. Brown Tommy Brown Vonda Brown Lorrie Browning Phillip Burke Russell Burke Jackie Burkes Pam Burkes Michael Burridge Stephanie Cameron Glenda Campbell James Campbell Kimbi Cannon 161 Julie Carden James Cardozo Ted Carey Christy Carlin Lee Carson Deana Castle Crystal Casto Trina Chaney Mark Chappell Pamela Cherek Cindy Clifton Shawn Clifton Angie Cobb Chrystii Cocco Cynthia Coffee Eddie Cole Joe Cooper Arzo Corbett Tony Cothron Joy Cowin Chris Craven Marilyn Crosby Denise Crummett Cecil Cumbo 162 Arnita Curry John Curtis Kathy Cutrer Becky Daley Bennette Dasher Marcia Day Kathryn Devrick Leota Dillon David Dion Talmadge Driggers Brian DuPont Todd DuPont David Edwards Tanya Edwards Amanda Eubanks Staci Evans Tracy Evins Susie Faulk Holly Faulkner Craig Fells Rachel Fells Enicia Fisher Tina Florence Shawn Floyd 163 Chuck Frames 164 Denise Fuqua Lane Gardner Wendy Germany Grady Gilbert Jerry Glance Lisa Gore Victoria Gray Josephine Green James Griffin Mike Griffin Nicholas Groff Tracy Gulledge Dana Hales Steve Hall Kristi Hambrick Bill Hamby Townsend Harris Paul Hart Rebecca Hatten Rodney Hawes Linda Heard Pam Henderson Teresa Higginbotham Dena Hill Terry Horne William Howell Jason Hughes Denise Hutchinson Darrell Ivory Darius Jefferson Keith Johnson 165 Kim Johnson Kim M. Johnson Sheldon Johnson Jeonnie Joiner Charles Jones Chris Jones David Jones Joiene Jones Kevin Jones Steven Jones Earl Keel Cara Kellum Patrick Kendrick Amy Kennedy Dena Kitayama Kenny Kline Lenora Knowles Gail Larson Nikki Layman Keith Leary Jennifer Lemmon Alicia Leviner Shanda V. Lewis Brian Little Daniel Lookadoo Emanuel Lookdadoo Tina Looney Jose L. Lopez Ricky Luke Mickey Lyle Tami Lynch Ricky Maples Andrea Marsh 166 John Mason III Ronald May Shaundra McCottry Toteka McCoy Don McDaniel Pam McGowan Johnny McQuaig Namon McQuaig Mandy Meeks Cindy Mendez Christi Miller Jerome Miller Tammy Miller Darrell Moore Myra Moore Ronald Moore Shannon Moran Toni Morgante Jimmy Morris Shane Murray Danny Musick Michael Nailor Glenda Nelson Alan Nesbitt Heather Nicholson Jeremy Oddy Chad Overholser Dennis Parker Barbara Penman Candi Perry Vincent B. Pierce Jimmy Pines Paula Plymel 167 Sean Porch Tricia Preston Laura Price SueNi Price Raymond Prudencio Shamberly Reece Chris Reesh David Register Monica Reynolds Matt Riccardi Nancy Riedy Shane Riley Valerie Risch Aaron Robinson L'Tanja Robinson Staretha Robinson 168 Sherry Rogers Heather Ross Kathy Rothschild Kathy Royster Mark Ruth Wendy Sanderfur Jennifer Sanders William Sanders Traci Sapp John Scapellati Todd Selle James Senior Elijah Session Bonnie Sharp Erica Shepard Bill Shepherd 169 Marrella Sherman Margot Sineath Jack Sipprell Dennis Smith Nathan Smith Ricky Smith Troy Smith Suzanne Somers Dan Soncrant Nikki Stanley Leslie Staples Leela Stinson Kim Stone Donnie Strickler Kathy Summers Tina Summy Jennifer Sutton William Sweat Scott Tenney Wayne Terrell Kim Thomas Kristie Thomas Tracey Thomas April Thompson Jeff Thompson Beverly Thornton Kelly Thornton Jo Tillis Jonathan Toland Linda Toman 170 Chris Toves Michael Trull Tami Tucker Sonya Turner Tonya Tyler Buddy Tyre Tammy Vance LaTonya Vickers Todd Vigotty Angela Walker Shonda Walker Debbie Walls Tim Ward Travis Weaver Herman Webb Tana Welch Amie Wells Craig Westberry Greg White Tijuana Whitty Amy Wilkinson Jo Wilkinson John A. Williams Nichole Williams 171 Willie A. Williams Joel Willis Darrell Wimberly Regina Wright Nancy Yarbrough Ricky Young Monica Youngblood SENIORS ouGSGATicme SETIIORS Willie it the son of tlese and Henry Calhoun, lie enjoys swimming, jogging and Suzuvki Samuari racing. Ilis activities at Palatka High School included Football, Wrestling, Weightlifting and Track and Field. Willie’s favorite teacher is Mrs. Peggy Cole. He plans to attend college and major in business management. Willie hopes to be a professional football player. His most memorable moment at P.H.S. was the Foot- ball game when the Panthers defeated Raines, being their first district loss. Beth is the daughter of Robert and Pam Douglas. In her four years at Palatka High School she was involved in the Concert Choir, Pops F.nsemhle. and the Student Coun- cil. During the summer of 1986 she went on a nationwide concert tour with the Continental Singers and orchestra. Beth enjoys singing, reading, writing and having fun with her friends. Her favorite teacher is Mrs. Peggy Cole. Beth's future plans are to attend college and major in music education or vocal performance. 173 Eddie is the son of Jim and Sue Allen. He was involved in Beta. N.H.S., Interact, Academic Decathlon, F.CA., Football, Weightlifting and was voted Freshman of the Year. Eddie's hobbies are sports and reading. His favorite teachers are Mrs. Lawrence and Coach Milillo. In the future Eddie plans to attend college and major in Chemical Engineering. His most memorable moment at Palatka High School was the day that he did the morning intercom announcements for the first time. 174 Michelle is the daughter of Duane and Betty Krause. Her favorite teachers are Mrs. Paula iMwrence and Mrs. Peggy Cole. Michelle enjoys swimming, tennis, jogging and reading. Her activities at Palatka High School were Beta Club, N.H.S., Student Council, Spanish Club, Academic Decathlon and Waves of Excellence team. Varsity Volleyball Team, and the Varsity Tennis Team. She was awarded Big Sun Conference Tennis Champi- on, District Tennis Champion and Interact Calendar Girl. Michelle's future goals are to attend the University of Florida and major in Pre-Med. Her most memorable moment at P.H.S. is being crowned Homecoming Queen and the Senior Semester Exam Exemptions. Tracy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Swilley. She enjoys volleyball, tennis, raquetball, jogging and reading Stephen King novels. Tracy's activities at P.H.S. were Spanish Club, Beta Club, N.H.S., Trl-Hi-Y, F.CA., volleyball, tennis, and softball. She was an Interact Calendar Girl. WSUZ Student of the Week, Most Valuable offensive and defensive volleyball player, Sophomore class treasurer and Junior class treasurer. Tracy’s favorite teacher is Paula Ijswrence. Her future plans are to attend the University of Florida to major in Chemical Engineering. Her most memorable moment at P.H.S. is the weekend of Homecoming, when she was chosen as a Homecoming attendant. Shaun is the son of John and Undo Slocumb. He enjoys basketball, raquetball, reading, and tennis. His activities at P.H.S. included Iligh-Q, National Honor Society. Beta. Key Club. Interact. Academic Decathlon. Waves of Excellence and Student Council. He was a National Merit Commended Scholar and earned a varsity letter in High-Q. Shaun's favorite teachers are Mrs. Paula iMvtrence and Mrs. Peggy Cote. He plans to attend Georgia Tech and major in chemical engineering. His most memorable moments at P.H.S. were when the High-Q team upset St. Augustine to claim the Division Championship, and when he went to Daytona during spring break with the Wares of Excellence team. Paul is the son of Paul and Judith Roseberry. His activities at P.H.S. were FCA Treasurer. NHS, Hancock Award Nominee, President of Senior Class, football. Interact Vice-President, Homecoming King runner-up, basketball, and all-county honorable men- tion in weightlifting. Paul feels that the teachers who helped prepare him the most for the future are Mr. Mark Myrick, Mrs. Paula Lawrence, and Mr. Tom Council. Paul plans to attend Central florida University and major in engineering. His most memorable moments at P.H.S. were the Raines vs. Palatka football game in 1985, and when seniors were exempt from semester exams. Kim is the daughter of James and Sandra DelL Her activities at P.H.S. included Yearbook Editor, Key Club Secretary Treasurer. Ixitin Club. EYC (church youth)—pres. Parliamentarian Governors Energy Award, High-Q Conference Award—1985-86, Kath- • ryn Strickland Outstanding I At in Student Award, and Honor Guard. Kim’s favorite teach- ers are Mrs. Millie Parrish. Mrs. Paula lAwrence, and Mrs. Peggy Cole. Her most memorable moment at P.H.S. was when Kimberly Belk got the most Outstanding Latin Student Award and she didn't. Kim’s future goals are to further her education at GMC, major in foreign relations, and join the Army as an officer. 175 Jesse is the son of Wilbur and Mildred Darcey. His favorite teachers are Paula Lawrence and Tom Council. He enjoys fishing, hunting, football, tennis, shooting, baseball and basketball. Jesse’s activities included High-Q, Student Council. BETA. NHS, JROTC, and Youth of the Year of Francis Baptist Church. He has been awarded the Superior Cadet Award. Scholastic Excellence Award. Imi'ih I award. Chemistry II award and Sojourners A ward. Jesse’s future goals are to attend the University of Florida on a JROTC scholarship. After college he plans to enter the military as a commissioned officer. Jesse's most memora- ble moment at PUS was acquiring the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in JROTC and having been chosen as an Outstanding Senior at Palatka High School. Bryan is the son of Suzanne and Alan Jacob. He plans to attend Georgia Tech or orth Carolina State. His prospective major will be either civil or chemical engineering. He plans to work his way through college in a cooperatis-e work study program. Bryan's hobbies are weightlifting and water skiing. His most memorable moments at P.H.S. are winning the weight-lifting state championship in 1986. purplehazing chemistry class, and designing his dream house in drafting. While a student at P.H.S. Bryan joined clubs and had many accomplishments. They are weightlifting—State Championship 1986, state runner up 1985. Big Sun Conference Champion 1985, holder of six school records, one conference record, and one state record, most valuable lifter award 1985-86. baseball—JV baseball coaches award 1984. Chemistry award. Algebra I award. 1986 Hancock award. American Boys State W inner, Clay Electric Youth lour, Florida athletic leader to 1986 Sunshine State Games, Palatka High Student of the Month-October 1986. Who's W ho Among American High School Students. Lion’s Club Award. .Sational Honor Society—president. Fellowship of Christian Athletes—vice president. Senior class Representative, Interact Club, PICA, IASA, SADD. He is also a member of the Royal Ambassadors of the First Baptist Church. Bryan's favorite teacher is Paula iMwrencc. 176 SENIOR PANTHERS Randell Adkins Dawn Alexander Tracy Alexander William Allen Alisa Aired Michael Anderson Randall Arnold Janice Allen Michael Arrington Anthony Atkins Mark Atkins Donna Azula Sherri Bacon David Barnes Karlon Barry Stephanie Beckwith James Bell Angela Bennett Venus Boudreaux Cindy Brooks Cindy Bruner Melissa Buchanan 177 LOOK OUT WORLD ... Susan Buck Dana Bunce Daniel Bush Donna Cameron Rome Campbell Jack Cason Diana Casul Steve Cervantes Morris Champion Angela Cobb Chester Cherry Eugene Cobbs Tracey Combs Bruce Conkey David Cook 178 HERE WE COME!! Miriam Cross Mary Crummett Sheena Curington Vanessa Curry Joseph Curley Christopher Cutrer Jesse Darcey Belinda Daniels Bernard Dasher Crystal Davis Kent Helsey V. Pres., Paul Roseberry Pres., Nhorma Rodriguez Sec., and Missy Maltby Tres. David Davis 179 Michael Davis SheRee Dean FAvin Delarosa Kimberly Delk Tajaro Dixon PALATKA SENIORS HAVE Freddie Dorsey Dawn Dortch Jinger Dowdy Randy Dowdy Darrin Drenner Angela Dr ewes Robert Driggers Sandra Dyal Tonya Edenfield Andrea Elgin Shane Ellison Stacy Ettel Tracy Ettel Te licia Euins Christopher Faunce Marie Fox Corey Freeman Emily Fridy AnnMarie Fullerton Kent is ready to kill! Kent Helsey and Clarence Turner. 180 THAT PANTHER PRIDE! James Garner Steve Germany Ronda Gilyard Michelle Goodwin Monica Gornto Juanita Graham Kelly Green Pamela Griffin Holly and Monica are hard at work! (Monica Gornto and Holly MacPherson.) Herbert Griffin John Gross 181 SUCCESS BEGINS WITH THE BEST ... Michelle Hawkins Dana Hayes Keith Hayes Mary Heini Kent Helsley Lalita Henderson Ronda Hill Thomas Hindes Wayne Hines Anthony Hobbs Shanna Houck Gary Howell Jim Ron, future mechanic! (Jim Ron Downs) Michael Howsare Ellen Huntley Bryan Jacob 182 ARE THE BEST! Richard Jackson Rebecca Johnson Sherett Johnson Kathy Jenkins Wendy Jepson Cynthia Johnson Susan Jones Jerry Kelley Sheryl Jones Eric Kelly Amy Kennedy Carroll Kerce Terry Kerns Edward Keyton 183 Cynthia Lilly Michael Lisle Tracy Lloyd Jose Lopez Lisa Lorenzen NEVER TRUST A SMILING SEN! Chanse MacClellan Justina Mack Jason Mahoney Missie Malt by Kim Marks Pamela Massey Terry Massey John Mathis Cheryl May Christopher May Amy McClellan Lynnette McClellan Sonya McCollum Marty McCullough Willie McGrady Antonio McGriff Joy McGriff Dawn McLaughlin Walter McMath Holly McPherson Brenda Meade Daryl Medlock Sandra Melton Catrecia Miller s 184 Christine Miller Euphemia Miller Tammy Miller Jarrett Motes SENIOR SPIRIT SHINES Senior Panthers show underclassmen how it’s done! (Ann Marie Fullerton, Cheerleader.) Sherri Mitchem Jeannette Mohr Audrey Mitchell Cynthia Mitchell Kelly Moore Shawn Moore John Morgan Rhonda Morrell 185 SENIORS OF TODAY .. . Charles Musgrove Stephen Nalley Dottie Nearing Camera Nelson Tedra Oliver Curtis Odom Judy Odom Diane Norwood Mary Norwood Anissa Owens Timmy Owens Matthew Pace Daniel Page Stacey Parker Joseph Payne Kelli Payton Jay Perry Jeff Perry Rebecca Phiel Willie Poole Debbie Poupore Tracey Pressley Pamela Preston Lisa Pride 186 LEADERS OF TOMORROW. Tina Rogero Shannon Sapp Martina Session Kelli Purcell Randy Raczkowski Lisa tells Debbie, “Look at that guy’s weird hair!’ Tracy Schwarzer Anson Seebeck Lisa Sery Laura Ross Anthony Royster Sheila Reasor Ian Riddle Donald Reed Eric Robinson DeDe Rogero Theodore Sanders Robert Richey Nhorma Rodriguez Paul Roseberry Terri Sapp 187 WE HAVE MADE MEMORIES HERE James Sheehan Charlie Shivers Shawn Slocumb Jennifer Smith Tabitha Smith Lawrence Sopsko Stephen Speaks Daphen Stallings Chadwick Stalvey Amy Sumara Michele Tagariello Lisa Tennant William Terhune Miachelle Theriault 188 TRUE FRIENDSHIP NEVER DIES Robert Thomas Stephanie Thomas Edna Tillis Traci Tilton Robert Tindall Khristi Toland George Traber Donna checks out a book. (Donna Cameron) Sheree makes a housecall. (Sheree Dean) Eric Trammell Brian Truelove 189 SENIORS DOMINATE!! Traci Vincent Greg Wagner Lila Walker Brian Weldon Marlene Wellborn Gregory Williams Patricia Williams Charles Whitefield Gerald Wells Linda Welsh Laura Winfield Dorothy Withers Corey Freeman, Jessica Allen, and Arlie Smith know that seniors dominate! 190 HAVE YOU HUGGED A SENIOR TODAY? -1 We know why you have that smile on your face; that car is stolen. (Jose Lopez) Kevin is working hard for that A. (Kevin Brinkley) Dana is real enthused about her speech class. (Dana Hayes) Dr. Anson Seebeck trying to find the cure for the common cold. John Balas SENIORS ARE HOT Are w© going to Steve's party Friday? “Man this is tiring.” 192 Tina Adams—p. 177 It feels good to be gone; so long Palatka High. William Adams—p. 17 7 (2) Randell Adkins—p. 177 Senior year is the last year. It is the best one of all. Enjoy it and let the good times roll. VICA—1-2, Spanish Club, FCA Dawn Alexander—p.177 Tracy Alexander—p. 177 Life is like a mountain ... we must climb it to the highest peak. Janice Allen—p. 177 The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are going. William Allen—p. 177 Confusion now hath made his masterpiece! Shakespeare NHS—2,3.4. BETA—2,3.4, Academic Decath- lon—3. FCA—1-3, Interact—1-4, Student Coun- cil—4, Football—4. Weightlifting—2-4, Wres- tling—1 (1) Alisa Aired—p.177 (3) Michael Anderson—p.177 Michael Arrington—p.177 I had some cries, I had some fun But now it's time to run. Baseball—1-4, Football—1-2, Interact—2-4 (4) Anthony Atkins—p.177 Mark Atkins—p.177 Let it flow let your self go slow low that is the tiempo. Beastie Boys Basketball—1-4, ROTC—1-2, HERO—4 Donna Azula—p.177 Sherri Bacon—p.177 In order to love you must hurt, but in the end love is worth the hurt ... Eddie, you're the meaning in my life, you're the inspiration. I want to have you near me, you bring feeling to my life. I want to have you hear me say, I Love You. FBLA—4, Chorus—2-4, Yearbook—4 David Barnes—p.177 Carry home my broken bones. Lay me down to rest. 13 years of cries and moans, but now I've passed the test. The end is near so give me a cheer. I'm finally out of this mess! Interact-1-3-4 (6) Karlon Barry—p.177 Todays good times are tomorrows memories and life is too short to live without someone to love and life without love is nothing. Marching Band—1-2, Concert Band—1-4, Color Guard—3-4, Winter Guard—3-4, ROTC—1-3, Drill Team—1-2 Earl Battles— P.S. I love lady Lisa. ROTC—1-4 Susan Baughman— I'm painting my room in the colorful way And when my mind is wandering there I will go. John Lennon Paul McCartney (8) Stephanie Beckwith—p.177 Some shape their lives with all they meet. Along life's thoroughfare, a smile ... a nod ... a silence sweet, these are the joys they shape. Transfered from Dillon High School Cheerleading—1. Volleyball—3-4, Saga—4, FBLA—4, Softball Mgr—1 (9) James Bell—p.177 Angela Bennett—p. 177 If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, perhaps you have misunder- stood the situation. (10) Bridgett Brafford—p.177 The days were long the weeks were slow now it's time for me to go. FHA—1-3, HOSA—2-4 (7) Cindy Brooks—p.177 I've got to keep going, be strong, must be so determined and push myself on. well I guess this is it see ya later. I'm on to become a Florida Gator. Juniorettes—3-4, Spanish—2-3, FCA—4. Dra- ma—4 (11) Cindy Bruner—p.177 Hit the ball over the fence and you can take your time going around the bases. Anchor—3, Spanish—3. FBLA—4 (12) Melissa Buchanan—p.177 The dreams that I dream now And forever will remain with me from day to day. Fulfilling my goals with every endeavor and serving God to whom I pray. Guatemala, here I come! Susan Buck—p. 178 (13) Dana Bunce—p.178 A woman has two reasons for doing anything—a good reason and the real reason. (14) Daniel Bush—p.178 Theresa Busher—p. 178 It is one of the blessings of best friends that you can afford to be stupid with them Varsity swim team—1-2, Yearbook—2, Concert Band—1-4, Marching Band—3-4, Jazz Band—1- 2 Warren Calloway—p.178 School is over, now it's time to go out into the world and get paid. Donna Cameron—p.178 Each dream in your heart lies within reach if you just believe in yourself. Track—1-4, Spanish Club—2-3. HOSA—2-3, FHA—1 (15) Rame Campbell—p.178 I can resist anything but Temptation! Robert Carman— I came to school and made my mark, but now it's late and time to depart. I'm really sorry to go. I'm the man they call Pshyco! Dr. Robert Kent Car- man III T.J. Carnes- 06) Diana Casul—p.178 Jack Cason—p.178 Watch out for I may do something great! Football—2, Golf—2-4 Steve Cervantes—p.178 Tear down the wall! (17) Morris Champion—p. 178 Chester Cherry—p.178 Eugene Clark—p.178 Gladys Clark—p.178 Eugene Cobbs—p.178 Tracey Combs—p.178 Bruce Conkey—p.178 My bad and good ram together, I hope my memories last forever. Football—1-4, Basketball—2, Weightlifting—4 (18) David Cook—p.178 Miriam Cross—p.179 Mary Crummett—p.179 Love is a precious gift; share it with someone. (19) Sheena Curington—p. 179 I would like to say to the remaining students at PHSI wish you all the luck in what you are striving for and may your years be filled with joy and happiness. Saga—1-4, Student Council—1-3, Tri-hi-Y—1 Joseph Curley—p.179 Christopher Cutrer—p. 179 I leave this school a man with great wisdom. Pops—3-4, Spanish—3-4, Latin—4. Key Club—3 Belinda Daniels—p. 179 To all underclassmen I hope that you succeed in all you attempt. J.V. Basketball. FHA. HERO Jesse Darcey—p.179 A smile is a gently curved line that sets a lot straight. Life is a mirror: if you frown at it. it frowns back; if you smile, it returns the greeting. High-Q—1-4. JROTC male color guard—1-2, JROTC rifle team—3-4. Battalion Commander— 4. Beta Club—3-4. Ranger Platoon—2-33 (20) 193 Benard Dasher—p. 179 Chrystal Davis—p. 179 God open my eyes so I may see And seek your presence close to me. Give me strength for my stumbling feet As I battle the crowd on life's busy street. Beta—4, Student Council—4. Pops—2-4, Pure at Heart—3-4, NHS—2-4, Who's Who Among American High School Students—4 (21) David Davis—p. 179 Michael Davis—p. 179 If you lose your watch. I'll give you the time. If you lose your girl don't look at mine! (22) Sheree Dean—p. 179 A fake friend and a shadow attend only while the sun shines. (23) Elvin Delarosa—p. 179 (24) Kimberly Delk—p.179 You cannot do a kindness too soon, because you never know how soon it will be too late. Old Proverb Latin Club—1-2, High-Q—2-3, Yearbook Editor— 3-4, Student Council—3, Spanish Club—2-3, Key Club—2-3, Honor Guard—1-3. Who's Who Among American High School Students—4 (25) Tajaro Dixon—p. 179 The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Junior Achievement, FBLA (26) Freddie Dorsey—p. 180 Dawn Dortch—p. 180 Live each day so thatyou will neither be afraid of tomorrow nor ashamed of yesterday. Bye-Bye PHS, Hello Guam!! Darryl Dotson—p. 180 Attention teenagers: If you are tired of being hassled by unreasonable parents, failed by your teachers, and blamed for the household prob- lems, Leave Home! While you still know every- thing. Elizabeth Douglas—p. 180 (27) Willie Douglas—p.180 Jinger Dowdy—p. 180 I asked Jesus. How much do you love me? This much, He answered, and He stretched out His arms and died. Spanish Club— 1, HOSA— 1. FBLA—3-4, Concert Choir—3-2, SADD—4, SAGA—4, French Club—4 (28) Randall Dowdy—p. 180 Don't get yourself too heavy, don't get yourself too high. We're gonna take it easy now. or we can kiss it all good-bye ... Boston—third stage I love you Laurie! Band—1. Football—1 Darrin Drenner—p.180 It doesn't matter how we play the game. As long as I win! Transferred from Eastern Basketball—3. VCA—3-4 (29) Angela Drewes—p.180 A life full of happiness holds the key to success. Spanish Club—1-2, Tennis—1, NHS—2-4, Band— 2-4, FL All State Concert Band—3, Who's Who in Foreign Language—2 Robert Driggers—p.180 Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose. High-Q—1-2, Spanish Club—1-2, Student Coun- cil—2-4, Sophomore Class Pres.—2. Pops—2-4 Sandra Dyal—p.180 You don't have to die to go to heaven or hang around to be born again. Just tune into what this place has got to offer cause we may never be here again I want the Best of Both Worlds ... Van Halen (5150) FFA—1-3. Basketball—2, Volleyball—2. Track— 2. Girls Glee—2 SAGA—4. French Club—34 (30) Tonya Edenfield—p.180 Before others can understand and love you, you must first understand and love yourself. (31) Andrea Elgin—p.180 Live life to the fullest. Don't let it pass you by. Band—2yrs. FBLA—lyr. Student Council—lyr (32) Ronald Ellison—p.180 Stacy Ettel—p.180 I was always considered a comedian at PHS; but when I graduate from here I will be just another fool. 86-87 Football Mascot, Tennis—2-4, JROTC— 1-3, SADD—3-4, FCA—3-4. Spanish—3-4, Inter- act—4, Pops—4, Student Council—4. Drama— 4. Anchor—3 (33) Tracy Ettel—p.180 Now I won't be afraid, just as long as you stand by me. Tri-Hi-Y—1-2. Spanish—2-3, Student Council—2- 3. BETA—3-4. NHS—3-4, Honor Guard—2. Inter- act Calendar Girl—4, Softball—1. Tennis—2-4, Volleyball—1-4, Juniorettes—2-4 (34) Telicia Evins—p.180 I'll try my best to do my best. I've enjoyed these years so filled with tears plus laughter. I'll miss all the people who took time out to be my friend. (Thanks) Smile and hope for me. I really have some won- derful dreams to fulfill. So long you all hang in there. (35) Christopher Faunce—p.180 The only way to live is on a prayer. Key Club—2-4, Spanish—1-2, FCA—4, Wres- tling—2-3. Academic Decathelon—3 Catherine Flowers—p.180 Marie Fox—p.180 Corey Freeman—p.180 Emily Fridy—p.180 . (36) George Frizzell— To all my friends that I leave behind. It's been great having all this fun. But now it's time to say farewell. And face whatever life may tell. To those of you that still remain. All I can say, Party till you're Drained!! (37) Ann Marie Fullerton—p.180 ... the Lord will give grace and glory: no good thing will He withhold from them that walk uprightly. Key Club Sweetheart—1, Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, Keywan- ettes—1-2, NHS—2-4, Student Council—3, Inter- act Calendar Girl—4, FCA—2. Cheerleading— 1-4 (38) James Garner—p. 181 So understand Don't waste your time always searching for those wasted years Face up .. . make your stand. And realize you're living in the golden years. Maiden Rules Baseball—4 Robert Germany—p. 181 The edge: It's where I live . . where I thrive ... where I'm at. I'm a surfer. Wrestling—1-4, Interact—2-4, FCA—2-4, Stu- dent Council—34. Keywanettes Romeo—4. French Club—4, NHS—3-4 Ronda Gilyard—p.181 Michelle Goodwin—p. 181 It was real it was fun, but it wasn't real fun. It's a tragedy. Spanish Club—1-2 Monica Gornto—p.181 Dream On!!! Tri-Hi-Y—1. FBLA—4, Juniorettes—4 Juanita Graham—p. 181 The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. I love ya J.D. FHA—1-2, HOSA—3-4, Anchor—3, Regional His- torian—4, District Chairman—1 Cheryl Graves—p.181 Love isn't love until you give it away. I love you Robbie, forever and always. HOSA—3-4 Dianne Gray—p.181 To everyone at Palatka High I said in my heart, God shall judge the righteous and the wicked: for there is a time for every purpose and for every work. Ecclesiastes 3:18 Josephine Green—p.181 Never say never because what you say never about you always will ... VICA Kelly Green—p.181 194 Silence is golden . but I'm no gold digger Juniorettes—2-4, Keywonettes—3. FBLA—4, Spanish Club—1-2. Yearbook—3 (37) Herbert Griffin—p. 181 Pamela Griffin—p. 181 John Gross—p.181 (41) Amy Guinn—p. 181 In my beginning is my end. T.S. Eliot Pops—1, Drama—3-4, Key Club—3-4, French— 3-4. NHS—3-4, American History Award—3, Eng- lish Award—3, French I Award—3. Who's Who Among American High School Students, U.S. Achievement Academy Speech and Drama Award. Clay Electric Essay Winner, High-Q—3-4. Academic Decathlon—4 (42) Marlon Hardy—p. 181 Bobbie Harrell (Jeanne)—p. 181 If I had a flower for every time we've said I love you; I could walk in a garden forever. I love you Richard Ashleyl FHA—1, FBLA—3-4, Yearbook—3-4, SADD—3 (43) Jennifer Harrell— Don't put off tomorrow what you can do today because if you like what you did today you can do it again tomorrow. Tri-Hi-Y—1, Keywanettes—1, Basketball Cheer- leader—1-2, Tennis—3-4, Interact Calendar Girl—4, Homecoming Court—4 (44) Jeffery Harris—p.181 (45) Linda Hawkins—p.182 Trouble always starts out fun and I've had a lot of fun. Football Cheerleader—1-2, FCA—2, Tri-Hi-Y—1- 2, Keywanettes—2-3, Yearbook—3, Junior- ettes—4 (46) Dana Hayes—p. 182 If my dad answers, hang up!! Tri-Hi-Y —1-2, Cheerleading—2,4 co-cap., FCA—2-4, Drama—3, Key Club—3, Keywan- ettes—3, Spanish Club—1 sweetheart, 2 3 V.P., Historian—4. Yearbook—4 (47) Keith Hayes—p. 182 (48) Mary Heini—p.182 And you want it bad enough, go out there, get it and bring it back! Class of 87 Rules! Thomas Hindes—p.182 A determination never to do what is wrong, pru- dence, and good humor, will go far toward se- curing to you the estimation of the world. Band—1-4 Lieutenant—3. NHS—2-4, BETA—2-4, Interact—2-4, High-Q—2-4, Key Club—4. Stu- dent Council—4. Waves of Excellence—3 (49) ball—1-3, Weightlifting—1-4, Interact—1,3,4 (54) Kathy Jenkins—p. 183 Wendy Jepson—p.183 Given the chance I can't say that I'd do it again. But. I wouldn't have missed it for the world! Band—1-3, CECF—4 Fee-Fee Cynthia Johnson—p. 183 Wayne Hines—p.182 Anthony Hobbs—p.182 To all the under classmen who think I'm the Best, you are smart and forget about the rest. Love Bobby your Senior Lover ROTC Christina Holloway—p.182 Never be discouraged when failures come to light—just use them for stepping stones and make a stronger fight. Honor Roll—4, FBLA—3-4, Who's Who Among American High School Students—4 Meryl Horvatt—p 182 I've done my time; I've had my fun. but right now I should run, all my days haven't been heaven, but I'm really glad to be with the 1 class of 87. HOSA (50) Shanna Houck—p.182 Life is not a having or a getting, but a being and a becoming. Matthew Arnold FBLA—3-4, French Club—4. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distin- guished American High School Students (51) Garry Howell—p.182 Mike Howsare—p.182 If I had the chance to come back and do it all over again, I wouldn't.'' Ellen Huntley—p.182 My heart is warm with the friends I make, and better friends I'll not be knowing, yet there isn't a train I wouldn't take, no matter where it's going Football Cheerleading—2-4, Basketball Cheer- leading—2, NHS—2-4, Interact Calendar Girl—4, Student Council—3-4, BETA—2-4, Latin Club—1- 2. Keywanettes—2. Honor Guard—2-3, Junior- ettes—2-4 (52) Jeffrey Hurwitz—p.182 This is it. I'm going. I'm going. I'm gone! Football—1. Weightlifting—2 Rebecca Johnson—p. 183 Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more. FBLA (56) Sherett Johnson—p.183 Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, and live for today. Band—1-3, French Club—4, Student Council—4 Sheryl Jones—p.183 (57) Susan Jones—p -183 Live each day so that you will neither be afraid of tomorrow nor ashamed of yesterday If you don't enjoy what you have now could you be happier with more. FCA—1-2 (55) Jerry Kelley—p.183 You've got to believe in yourself or no one will believe in you. Eric Kelly—p.183 Homo cum magna sapientia eum locum discedo. French V.P., Soph, class V.P., Student Council. HOSA V.P., Latin Club. Pops. Goodwill Ambassa- dor, NHS. All State Chorus Amy Kennedy—p.183 If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them . Student Council—2-4, Spanish Club—2. Pops choreographer—2 3-4, BETA—4. FHA—2. Tri-Hi- Y—1. FCA—3-4 (58) Glenn Kerce—p.183 I've spent four years in this place Now it's time to say so long! I'm out to party hardy. I'm going . . going . gone . . . P.S. I love you Brenda Allen. VICA—3-4 T.J. Kerns—p.183 Surfrats Rule! Band—2-4 Kent Helsley—p.182 I hit em hard and hit em low; but now it's time I must go. Football—1-4, Weightlifting —1-4, Student Council—4 Lalita Henderson—p.182 Ronda Hill—p. 182 If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't Terry Ingram—p.182 (53) Richard Jackson—p.183 Larry Jackson—p.183 Bryan Jacob—p.182 The will to win is worth nothing unless you have to prepare.” NHS—2-4, VICA—3. FCA—2-4, FIASA—1-4, SADD—2-4, Key Club—1. Football—1. Base- Edward Keyton—p.183 Donald King—p.183 Michelle Krause—p.183 Dear Lord be good to me. the sea is so wide and my boat is so small. Tennis—1-4, NHS—2-4, BETA—2-4, Volleyball— 4, Football Cheerleader—1-2, Spanish Club—1- 2. Interact Calendar Girl—4. Homecoming Queen (60) 195 Bernard Kronz—p.183 A person with the ability to see is blind if he walks through life with his eyes closed. ROTC. Latin Club, Judo Shannon Lawson—p. 183 Give no thought to what lies behind, but push on to what lies ahead. Spanish Club—1-2, Anchor Club, FBLA (62) Susan Lawson—p. 183 Women are not to be understood, they are to be loved. Spanish Club—1. Anchor—2. Juniorettes—4 (61) Timothy Lewis—p.183 Cynthia Lilly—p. 183 In faraway places and in faraway times, friends will change and so will our minds. But just remem- ber we're the best and the class of 87 rules the rest. DECA—Secretary. French, Spanish. Concert Choir Mike Lisle—p.183 Veni, vidi exeo—I came. I saw, I'm leaving. Football—1-4, BETA—3-4. NHS—2-4, Key—4. In- teract—12. Class President—1. Student Coun- cil—1-4, Tennis—4 (63) Tracy Lloyd—p. 183 It's always been my theory that you keep the door open to your enemies; you know all about your friends. I love you Lee! 11 (64) Lisa Lorenzen—p.183 Though impossible life may sometimes seem. Be- lieve in yourself and you'll reach your dream. Track—1, Keywanettes—2, HOSA—3-4, Student Council—4. Juniorettes—2-3 (65) Chanse MacClellan—p.184 And now we're on our way. no need to hurry just to get from day to day. And I, I know we don't have to run that hard to get where we can go. Cool the Engines Boston (66) Justina Mack—p.184 Class is something we all should have. Accomplishment is what we all should strive for with great determination to make it through. Even though we are Young and Restless we must Search for a Better Tomorrow and God must be our Guiding Light and if we strive hard enough we can make it a Better World. Jason Mahoney—p. 184 (67) Missie Maltby—p.184 If you cannot say what you have to say in 20 minutes, you should go away and write a book about it. Tri-Hi-Y—1, Interact Calendar Girl—4. NHS—2-4, Football Cheerleader—1-2, Senior Class Treasur- er, Homecoming Court—4 Sheila Manning—p.184 Kim Marks—p.184 Don't put off tomorrow, what can be done to- day For tomorrow is promised to no one. ROTC—1-3. FBLA—4 (68) Troy Martin Pamela Massey—p.184 I may be a nobody, to some people, but I'm somebody to Charles. (69) Terry Massey—p.184 John Mathis—p.184 Cheryl May—p.184 (70) Amy McClellan—p.184 It's easy enough to be pleasant, when life flows like a song, Buf the man worth while is one who will smile, when everything goes wrong. Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, Keywanettes—2, FBLA—3-4. Jun- iorettes—4 (71) Lynnette McClellan—p.184 Sonya McCollum—p.184 It's not the kill, it's the thrive of the chase. Softball, Volleyball, Spanish Club. HOSA (73) Marty McCullough—p.184 Play baseball in the winter, surf in the summer. And try not to end up in the hospital! Surf Rats Rule! Baseball—1-4, Band—1-4, Spanish Club—3 (72) Willie McGrady—p.184 School was fun I was on the run Just come to school to have fun Now it is time I must depart Spacing my school far apart The teachers were cool The students were fools But football will always rule This is my Senior Year It's been a blast Tripping out and making a pass. Joy McGriff—p.184 A rocket ride at red line if we don't take it easy now we can kiss it all good-bye.''So cool the engines! Boston Anchor Club—2-4 (74) Antonio McGriff—p.184 Roses are red, violets are blue Palatka High, I'm through with you. Dawn McLaughlin—p.184 You're either part of the solution or part of the problem. Keywanettes. Anchor Club, FBLA (75) Walter McMath—p.184 Never leave 'em standing. Football—1-4, Pops—2-4, Latin Club—4 Holly McPherson—p.184 Love is what you have been through with some- one and Rick, you and I have been through it all! Juniorettes—3-4, Spanish Club—3, Basketball Cheerleader—2-3, FBLA—2-4 (76) Brenda Meade—p.184 Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow . .. but live for today. Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, Cheerleading—1-2, Yearbook—4, Interact Calendar Girl—4. Juniorettes—3-4 (77) John Medlock Sandra Melton—p.184 If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? I must be traveling on now, 'cause there's so many places I've got to see; If I stayed here with- you things just wouldn't be the same. Cause I'm as free as a bird now. And this bird you'll never change! Concert Choir—1,2,4, Drama—3-4, Key—3 His- torian—4, Yearbook—4 (78) Catrina Miller—p.184 Christine Miller—p. 185 Good things come to those who are willing to work for them, never let anyone take your dreams away from you. Honor Roll—3-4, Band—1-4, 9 District Superior medals, 2 State Superior medals, 1 State Superior w Distinction medal. Band Lieutenant—4 (80) Euphemia Miller—p. 185 Tammy Miller—p. 185 Life is full of dreams. Dreams that can come true. Just follow your heart and mind and it could hap- pen for you! Concert Choir—1-4, Pops—2-4, Tri-Hi-Y—1 Audrey Mitchell—p. 185 Cynthia Mitchell—p.185 Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. NHS—2-4, French Club—1 Titus Mitchell Sherri Mitchem—p.185 Just sit back and try to recapture a little of the glory, but time slips away and leaves you with nothing, mister, but boring stories of glory days. Pops—3-4, Chorus—1-4 (79) Jeannette Mohr—p.185 Keith Moore—p.185 It is much better to know something about every- thing than to know everything about one thing. Yearbook—3, Spanish Club—3-4 Kelly Moore—p.185 Shawn Moore—p.185 John Morgan—p.185 196 I'm only a lad on the outside looking in. To my friends, farewell. It's been a ball. Oingo Boingo rules. Sayonara PHS. Yearbook. Spanish Club. Paw Prints, just a regular dude. Member of PAMM (81) Rhonda Morrell—p. 185 Jarrett Motes—p. 185 � Michael Motes—p. 185 Those who think they know everything are an- noying to those of us who do. Nakwenda Yearbook. Spanish Club (82) Kelly Murray—p. 185 Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we often might win. By fearing to attempt. Cheerleading—1-4, Var. cap.—4. Softball—1-2, Interact Calendar Girl—4 (83) Jamie Murrow—p.185 Charles Muscrove—p.186 The girl is sweet This girl is classy This girl I love is Pamela Massey. Band—1-4, Spanish Club—1-2 (84) Stephen Nalley—p.186 I found out for myself. You've gotta believe in foolish miracles. It's not how you play the game it's if you win or lose. It's up to you!! (Ozzy lives) Baseball—1-4, Football—1 Dorothy Nearing—p.186 LaMera Nelson—p.186 Love can be everlasting but it's all a matter of style. (85) Bridgett Newby—p.186 Diane Norwood and Mary Norwood—p.186 Our greatest glory consists of graduating and not falling but in rising every time we fall. Hero Club, Basketball Curtis Odom—p.186 Heather Oliver I love to laugh, I love to cry. But most of all, I love my guy. FBLA—3-4, Tri-Hi-Y—1, Spanish Club—2 Tedra Oliver—p.186 Learn to: Live, laugh, and love. Live your life to fullest. Laugh and learn to be laughed at. Love you and so will everyone else. Chorus—1-4, HERO—4 Anissa Owens—p.186 There are no fragments so precious as those of time and none so needlessly lost by people who cannot make a moment and yet waste years! Honor Roll—3-4. FBLA—3-4, Latin Club—1-2, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents—3. 2nd place Accounting (county) (86) Timmy Owens—p.186 Mathew Pace—p.186 If none of us believes in war, then can you tell me what the weapons for? Listen to me everyone, if the button is pushed there'll be no place to run!!! (OZZY) Daniel Page—p.186 We can't be normal and alive at the same time. V.P. Interact—1-4, Keywanette Romeo—3. FCA—2-3 James Parker—p.186 Stacey Parker—p.186 Well the Big Apple I did visit, but New York New York I'm going to stay! Ready Big Apple!? Because I'm on my way! FCA—3. Spanish Club— 1 -2, Key Club— 1. FBLA— 2 (87) Joseph Payne—p.186 Kelli Payton—p.186 Anytime friends have to be careful of what they say to friends, friendship is taking on another di- mension. Tennis—1, Spanish Club—2.3, BETA—2-4, FBLA— 2-4, Student Council—3-4, SAGA—4. Pure at Heart—4 Jay Perry—p.186 Questions surface in my mind of my mistakes that I have made. Times and places I've left behind and will I ever make the grade. Ozzy Rules Baseball—4, Football—1 (89) Jeff Perry—p.186 But some day soon we'll stop to ponder. What on earth's this spell we're under. We made the grade still we wonder. Who the heck we are. (88) Rebecca Phiel—p.186 (90) Willie Poole—p.186 A rose is red, a violet is blue. I just called to say I'm leaving you. So don't feel bad and don't feel good. Cause it's time to get busy ya'II. (91) Debbie Poupore—p.186 (92) Tracey Pressley—p.186 Pamela Preston—p.186 And all this could be justa dream so it seems I was never much good at goodbye ... Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, FBLA—4. Juniorettes—4, Who's Who Among American High School Students—4, Honor Roll—1-4 (93) Lisa Pride—p.186 Kelli Purcell—p. 187 Miss this school ... I Doubt It!!! Spanish Club—1-2, SADD—3, Yearbook—3. FBLA—4. Drama—4 (94) Walter Raczkowski—p.187 Strong Reasons make Strong Actions. Football—1-4. Baseball—1-4, FCA—1-4, Inter- act—3-4, Keywanette Romeo—3, Who's Who Among American High School Students—4 (95) Sheila Reasor—p.187 Donald Reesh—p.187 If I had one more chance to do it all again, I wouldn't take it! It's time to ramble on... Zeppe- lin Rules! (96) William Reed Noo-Problem Football—1-4, Weightlifting—2,4, FCA—1-4. FiCA—4 Robert Richey—p.187 Ian Riddle—p.187 Don't waste your time always searching for those wasted years. Face up. make your stand and realize your living in the Golden Years. Iron Maiden Wrestling—1, Tri-Hi-Y—1, VIC A—2-4 Eric Robinson—p.187 He was the psychological lover and the philo- sophical player. His name was Eric Dr. BKA-RIP-The Emotion Devastator. 1983-1987 (97) Nhorma Rodriguez—p.187 If I could paint a picture, of the days gone by, there would be many pictures on the wall. High-Q—1, NHS—2-4, BETA—3.4, Senior Class Secretary—4, Latin Club—4, Academic Decath- lon—4, Waves of Excellence—3-4, Juniorettes— 4 Styx (98) Deann Rogero—p.187 Love is not a matter of counting the years—it's making the years count. Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, Keywanettes—1-2, FBLA—3-4, Spanish Club—1-2, Interact Calendar Girl—4, Tennis—3-4 (99) Martina Rogero—p.187 Downfall of a great hero. FBLA—3-4. Anchor—3. Juniorettes—3-4, Track—2-3 Paul Roseberry—p.187 I was born the son of Paul Brother of Hal Judy's my Mama And Stacy's my gal I'm not DMC I'm PHR I've got a little red Fiat for a car. NHS—1-4, Interact—2-4, President of Senior Class, FICA—4 (100) Laura Ross—p.187 I think therefore lam... I think. Volleyball—2. Anchor—3. Judo—3-4, Latin 197 Club—4. Student Council—4 (101) Theodore Sanders—p. 187 Beware of the fury of a patient man. (102) Shannon Sapp—p. 187 .. . like a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon stage and then is heard no more ... Good- bye PHS. Spanish Club—1-2. Drama—2. Track—1-4. Cross Country—2-4 (103) Terri Sapp—p.187 (104) Matthew Schoel Putnam County is cool, but down South rules. Anson Seebeck—p.187 Lisa Sery—p.187 Though nothing can bring back the hour of splen- dor in the grass. Of glory in the flower. We will grieve not. rather find strength in what remains behind. Drama 2 years. (105) Maritina Session—p.187 I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yes- terday and I love today. Thompson Shearer—p.187 It's been real and it's been fun But it ain't been real fun. Football—1-2, Key Club—1-2. FFA—1-4 James Sheehan. Jr.—p. 188 I came, I saw. now I'm going home. FIASA—2-4, Spanish Club—2. Latin—1 (106) Charlie Shivers—p. 188 Shaun Slocumb—p.188 I loved my classes. I made good grades. My future's so bright. I gotta wear shades. NHS—2-4, BETA—2-4, High-Q—1-4, Interact—2- 4, Key Club—4. Student Council—4, Math League—1-4, Latin—1. Academic Decathlon— 3-4, Waves of Excellence—3-4 (107) Arlie Smith—p. 188 When you play the game of life, you play it for all it's worth. Remember: it doesn't matter if you win or lose—it's how good you looked! —also. I've got the best, so I'll forget the rest. I'll take no less, because I've got JESS! Football—1-4, FFA—1-4, FCA—3-4, Baseball— 1.2.4 (108) Jennifer Smith—p. 188 (109) Tabitha Smith—p. 188 Michael Soong (110) Lawrence Sopsko—p.188 I dedicate my school years to Worm. Steve, Mike, Curtis, but most of all my father and Mandy. Football—1-4, Wrestling—1-4, FCA. SADD, Deca pres. —4, Jr. class pres., FIASA pres.—1,4, Student Council (111) Stephen Speaks—p.188 Heaven can wait until another day. Maiden—Somewhere in Time Spanish—1. Football—1 Daphen Stallings—p.188 Chadwick Stalvey—p.188 Anthony Stevens—p.188 Feels like I've been here before cause you know when you feel deja-vu. Maiden VICA—3.4, IASA—3-4 Sonya Stevens—p.188 May all your dreams be from a World Full of Rain- bows and Unicorns. Concert Choir—1,3, FBLA—3,4. High-Q—2 (112) Lori Stoner—p.188 My time has come to say good-bye. I have to leave Palatka High. Of my memories here, few are bad. that's why leaving makes me sad The friends I've made. I'll cherish like heaven. I'll miss you, class of '87. Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, Keywanettes—2, NHS—2-4, Inter- act Calendar Girl—4, Cheerleading—1-4 (113) Barbara Streets—p.188 Friends they last forever. Love you'll never forget. Pep rallies, cheers, disappointment and fears. It's all here in high school, where memories we create soon may fade, but are never forgotten. Shannon Timothy Sullivan—p.188 Amy Sumara—p.188 When you dream you're holding the key. it opens the door to let you be free. RJD (114) Michele Tagariello—p.188 Life without love is life without Rip! Football cheerleader—2-4, Basketball cheer- leader—4, Calendar Girl (Interact), Who's Who Among American High School Students, Track— 1 (115) Cathie Taylor—p. 188 Lisa Tennant—p.188 Dreams are goals you have yet to have reached! Art Club—1 Latin Club—1. Spanish Club—3, G.G.C.—4. Chorus—1-4 (116) William Terhune—p.188 Miachelle Theriault—p.188 Catherine Thomas—p.188 It was fun while it lasted, but it's now time to say good-bye, to all the un-der-class-men, that's left behind, I served my four years, at Palatka Prison. I did my duty and done it well, so now it's time for me to say FREE AT LAST. FREE AT LAST Oh, God Almighty, I Am FREE AT LAST. (117) Chavarro Thomas—p.188 Darrell Thomas Deraid Thomas—p.188 Francina Thomas Janann Thomas—p.188 What doesn't destroy me. makes me stronger Juniorettes—3-4, Volleyball—3-4. FBLA—3-4. President of FBLA (118) Kathryn Thomas—p.188 For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. —Pink Floyd Basketball Cheerleader—3. FCA—2-3, Junior- ettes—3-4, Keywanettes—2-3, Spanish Club— 3. FBLA—1-4 (119) Robert Thomas—p. 189 Robert W. Thomas Stephanie Thomas—p. 189 It was fun while it lasted and now it is time to leave. Good luck to all you underclassmen. With Love Track—1-4, State Track contestants—1-3, F.H.A. President—2, FBLA Historian—4. Captain of girl's track team—3 Traci Tilton—p. 189 (120) Robert Tindall—p. 189 Khristina Toland—p.189 Whenever you dream you're holding the key. It opens the door to let you be free. Ronnie James Dio Yearbook—3. Keywanettes—2, FCA—2-3, Jun- iorettes—3-4, Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, Who's Who Among American High School Students—3, Honor Roll—4 (121) George Traber—p.189 Ray Trammell—p.189 Brian Lee Truelove—p.189 May the air beneath your wings be your strength. Hold you head up and Fly High Class of '87. J.V. Football—1-2, Baseball—1-2, Spanish Club—3-4, Anchor Club—4, High-Q—4, Who's Who Among American High School Students—4 Michael Tucker—p.189 Every dog has his day — Red Dog Interact—2-4, Baseball—1-4 (122) Shannon Tucker—p.189 The world is filled with kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. 198 Anchor Club. FBLA Gentlemen Prefer Blondes SAGA Girls Glee Club—1-4, Drama Club—3-4, Clarence Turner Paw Prints—3 Traci Tyson—p.89 Sindy Williams—p.190 1 am not the smartest, prettiest, or the most pop- ular . but there is one thing 1 can do better than (126) anyone else, be myself. Frances Wilyoung—p. 190 Juniorettes—4 They say these are the best years of our lives and 1 always wondered why—now 1 know and Erin Vance—p. 189 they're the ones I'll never forget. 1 hope life will Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth ac- always be this good to me. complishes no victories without it. Key Club—3-4, Vice-President—4, FBLA—3, Football Cheerleader—1, Tennis—3-4, Tri-Hi-Y— Who's Who Among American High School Stu- 2, Keywanettes—1-2, Interact Calendar Girl dents—3 (Sweetheart)—4 (123) (128) Sheri VanWormer—p.189 (124) Laura Winfield—p.190 Never pick your friends too soon because you never know how soon it will be too late. FHA HERO Secretary—1-4 Michael Veal—p. 189 You can destroy your now by worrying about Dorothy Withers—p.190 tomorrow. High” P.S. The possibilities are endless. French Club—4. Pops Ensemble—4 (127) Traci Vincent—p.190 Kathryn Wolfenden—p. 190 With my friends I've had some fun. It ain't easy being me, but it's what 1 do best so, But all love is just for one. Don't you forget about me.” Molly. Jesse D. Key Club—3. Treasurer—4, Tri-Hi-Y—1-2, Aca- Honor Roll demic Decathlon—3, Drama Club—4 (129) Gregory Wagner—p. 190 Eddie Woodruff—p.190 Lila Walker—p. 190 It was fun while it lasted, but now it's time to say Terry Worrell—p.190 good-bye 1 will never forget the times 1 had here at Palatka High! Football Cheerleader—2, Basketball Cheer- leader—1,4, Captain of Varsity Basketball Cheerleading—4, Basketball—2, Girl's Glee Hey Babe! Do you feel saxy? Saxophones 1. Band—1-4, Band Sergeant—4, Spanish Club—4 (130) Club—1-2 Laurie Wright—p.190 When it comes to the end, 1 will not bend for my Marlene Wellborn—p. 190 eyes have seen my love, my marine. (125) Lonnie Yarbrough—p. 190 Gerald Martin Wells—p. 190 1 find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. Spanish Club—1-2, Interact—2-4, Beta—2-4, NHS—2-4, Tennis—1-4, Band—1-3, Chorus—2-4, Sr. High All-State Chorus—2-4, Who's Who in For- eign Language—1-2, Pure-At-Heart—2-3, Math League—2. U.S. Academy Achievement Math Award—1, Superior at State—3. Hi-Q—1-2, Stu- dent Council—4 Linda Welsh—p. 190 Kenwannee Whitehead—p. 190 Tammie Whitelaw—p. 190 Charles Whitfield—p. 190 Arthur Williams—p. 190 Gary Williams—p. 190 Gregory Williams—p. 190 Guy Williams—p. 190 Monica Williams—p. 190 Patricia Williams—p.190 199 If you are interested in who these babies are look them up by number in the senior directory. 205 Katie Orr Amy Hambrick Kim Delk Wende Black welder Amy Guinn Amy Kennedy Sheri VanWormer Miss Congeniality—Katie Orr, Miss PHS—Jinger Dowdy, 1st runner up—Michele Tageriello, 3rd runner up—Amy Hambrick, 2nd runner up—Sheri VanWormer, 4th runner up—Erin Vance 206 Jinger Dowdy Erin Vance Renee Branch Sandra Dyal Michele Tagarieilo Tammy Miller Donna Foster 207 Miss PHS 1987—Jinger Dowdy f The guidance department sponsored the annual Career Fair on Feb. 4. Repre- sentatives from colleges and universities, technical vocational schools, local busin- esses, the military and government were present to answer questions about ca- reers and or training for the students. 209 Planning For A Bright Future The bright way to bank. Member tl)l( • IWSunBanks. Im 210 Congratulations Seniors! “87” Burger King '1539 3300 Crill Ave. Palatka, FL 32077 sandwich, bated over an open dome for more of a backyard barbecue taste. And along with it, a large order of cnspy fnes and a medium soft drink. Vkbtta meal! Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 FLORIDA FURNITURE INDUSTRIES Palatka Florida Manufacturers of Quality Bedroom Furniture Sold in Over 1500 Retail Outlets Throughout the Southeast 211 r, : f MCDONALD'S., ] would like to thank Palatka High School for their support The Student Center. JSSib 7 —X . N Going co McDonald’s is almost as much a part of school as going to class. You’ve made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. You’ve made McDonald’s more than just another place to cat And that’s why, at McDonald’s, wedo it all for you ” 1 ■ i® 1 CONGRATULATIONS! '87 GRADUATES 2419 Crill Avenue Palatka, Florida 32077 GEORGIA K. DOWDA “For A Brighter Future 09 MIS ■1 1 too REAL ESTATE GEORGIA K. DOWDA Realtor Evenings — 328-1221 325-0302 TAMMY REAGAN Realtor Associate Evenings — 325-0861 HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE? 212 Serving The South Since 1949 Congratulations Seniors BRUNNER BUILDING SUPPLY Serving you for over 20 years Jerry H. Bedenbaugh, Owner Full line of Building Materials Personalized Service Free Delivery U.S. 17, South, East Palatka, FL 32031 Monday-Friday 7:30-5:00 PH 904—328-2717 Saturday 7:30-12:00 904-328-2718 213 The St. Augustine Technical Center (A National Award Winning Vocational Technical Center) helping graduates prepare for careers, college, part-time or summer jobs Apply previously learned skills and training toward a vocational technical diploma. Day And Evening Vocational Programs Accounting Operations Air Condtioning. Refrigeration heating Mechanics Auto Body Repair Reflmshing Automotive Mechanics Basic Business Management BDPBus. Applications for Microcomputers ’BDPIntroduction to Microcomputers Business Administration Operation Business Computer and Console Operation Business Data Entry Equipment Operation Business Data Processing Clerk Typist Computer Electronics Computer Servicing Technology Commercial Foods S Culinary Arts Computer Programming Trainee ’Correctional Officer ’Cosmetology Data Processing Operations Drafting Design Technology Electronic Technology 'Emergency Medical Technology 'Fire Fighting Gasoline Engine Mechanics heavy Duty Truck Bus Mechanics heavy Equipment Mechanics heavy Equipment Operation Industrial Electronics ‘Law Enforcement Masonry Nursery Operations ’Nursing Assisting ’Photographic Technology ’Police Auxiliary Officer ’Practical Nursing Precision Machining Printing Residential Commercial Carpentry Residential Commercial Electric Wiring Residential Commercial Plumbing Secretarial Surveying Mapping Technology Welding ’Word Processing Machine Transcription ’Applications Accepted For more information call or visit the St. Augustine Technical Center Collins Avenue at Del Monte Drive St. Augustine, Florida 32084 824-4401, Ext.21 Palatka 325-5475 (Toll Free) Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Equal Opportunity Education • All programs at SATC are available to students without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, marital status. se«. or physical handicap Scholarships Available to Qualified Graduates Co-op and Apprenticeship Programs Job Placement Assistance Financial Aid Available for Qualified Students Nominal Fees Free Bus Transportation This Advertisement Not Paid for With Tax Dollars 214 [ IT’S COOL TO FLASH A SILVER SMILE 215 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AND HAPPY SMILES DR. CHAPMAN AND STAFF PATRONS All American Mobile Homes Animal Medical Clinic Cathy Beckett Stephen L. Beckett, DDS Bremer Vacuum Sewing Center Coldwell Banker, Ben Bates, Inc. Century 21, Beckham Realty City Drug Store, The Prescription Shop Dennis P. Corn, M.D., P.A. Staff Country Wood Peddler Donald J. Culpepper, City Dry Cleaners George A. Davis, M.D., P.A. Staff Discount Sales Center Mr. and Mrs. Pete Driggers Duke’s Electric Service Eckerd 50, Shirley Noles A Friend Dr. C.G. Garner Dr. Gonzalez Graphics II—A Print Shop Hair Care Company 216 PATRONS John Jagodinski, Jagodinski Inc. John H. Jones, John’s Typewriter Service E.W. Lawson Son Dr. Martinez Dr. J. Mitchem Moore’s Well Drilling Morgan Plumbing John and Carol Mussoline Mazhar G. Nawaz, M.D. Staff Palatka Alumnium Construction, Inc. Palatka Bakery Palatka Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Pilot Club of Palatka Sonny Pipkins, Excavation Plant Smith’s Price Rite Carpets Lawrence J. Richter, M.D. Ring’s Hearing Aid Center H.l. and Edith Robertson Ignacio Rodriguez, M.D. Andy Rogero, Residential Contractor 217 PATRONS Rose Truck and Trailor Sales, Inc. Sadler Bookkeeping Service Security First Federal Sheridan Construction, S.L.I.C. CBC011007 Donnie Diane Sheridan, Jr. Dr. John R. Shimek Dr. Ronald P. Spencer Stanley Stanton, Certified Public Accountants Steamatic of Putnam, Inc. Story Book Cottage Sugar Bear’s Den Bruce R. Tanner John and Karen Tilton Bill Torode, State Farm INS. Dr. Mrs. Charles B. Tyler The Washing Well Robert W. Webb, Brandexx Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Elbert White, Jr. WIYD 1260 AM Dr. John W. Wolfenden Wright Landscaping Congratulations to our future leaders PEPSI. THE CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. — Palatka — 328-6706 sOV)TH VUrs °°D 5 Good -JJ. Breakfast Home fx r ( Lunch Cooking RbtJ £, P and Dinner Owners: Nan Crews and Brad Southwell (904) 328-9261 118 N. 19th St. Palatka, FL 32077 Meade Insurance Agency 307 South Hwy 19 Palatka, FL 32077 (904) 328-8627 INSURANCE Our Most Important Policy Is Trust. CONGRATULATIONS class of 1987 220 HOME FURNISHING CENTERS punMiTuna • appliamci� • noon covirino • homi intirtainmint 1000 St. Johns Avenue Phone 328-1412 PALATKA, FLORIDA Owned by Allan Evers Best Wishes Class of ’87 Qffef c Palatka’s Leading Fashion Dept. Store for Guys and Girls Like You ... 221 222 From a beautiful child, grew a beautiful young lady! We are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Smsp-on Fred Bacon Authorized Decter Congratulations Route 5. Box 2270 PalatkaFL 32077 Home 904-328-0828 223 DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOUI Come see us at Palatka Bolt Screw for all your fastening needs: bolts, nuts, washers, screws, concrete anchors, threaded rods, power tools, socket products, (alloy steel, stainless steel, brass) Palatka Bolt Screw Hwy 17 N. next to Carnes Car Clinic (904) 328-5845 lAYLOR RENTAL The stow for rent SERVING HOME, BUSINESS . AND CONTRACTOR NEEDS f Power A Hand Tools Contractor Builder Home Office Recreation Camping Carpet Floor Care Paint A Wallpaper Automotive Audio Visual Cement Tools Guest A Baby Convalescence Plumbing Exercise Moving 224 PALATKA FORD — MERCURY, Inc. “The Home of Affordable Fords!” FORD MERCURY LINCOLN 420 No. Palm Avenue Palatka, Florida 32077 r Congratulations Seniors REAL PIT BAR-B-Q 2608 Reid St. Palatka, FL 328-4655 John Miller Owner Congratulations FREEMAN’S NISSAN J Vs 225 F. Leighton Rowan, Jr. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Post Office Drawer B Palatka, Florida 32078-0017 Dairy Queen of Palatka Evelyn Robert Jack — New Owners “WE TREAT YOU RIGHT” Dairy Queen • Sodas — Shakes — Malts • Hot Dogs — Chili Dogs • Bar-B-Que Sandwiches • Limited Selection of Brazier Sandwiches • Banana Splits • Sundaes • Parfait • Royal Treats • Mr. Misty 10 AM-10 PM Mon. Thru Thurs. 10 AM-10:30 PM Fri. Sat. 10 AM-10 PM Sunday 325-2677 Located Intersection of St. Johns Ave. 9th St. — Palatka 226 CENTRAL STATES DIVERSIFIED, INC. • 1400 REID ST, PALATKA, FL 32077 904-325-5311 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GOOD LUCK TO ALL CENTRAL STATES DIVERSIFIED WHAT PLEASES YOU PLEASES US A. W. MOBILE HOME SALES RT 3 BOX 182 EAST PALATKA FL 32031 PHONE 325-9551 OR 328-4682 Congratulations Seniors! 227 MOTES DEEP FREEZE Custom Slaughter Willard and Gerald Motes 627 St. Johns Ave. 325-4571 | Family Steak House Good luck in your future Owner Manager Dan and Kim Rainville Congratulations Seniors Office 904 325-7935 Michael B. Davis John N. McGowan PALATKA HEARING AID CENTER 400 HWY. 19 NORTH • PALATKA MALL • PALATKA, FL 32077 r,— Davis, Monk, Farnsworth Co. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS John D. Rowe, CPA David N. Cooper, CPA Rosama Housend Helen James Christy Killelereu Jan Sommer Leona Weley Barbara West Sears Palatka, FL 32077 Plaza (904) 325-4581 Members AICPA and FICPA 229 NEW VISION 2312 Crill Ave. Optician Palatka, FL 32077 (904) 328-0256 BRANTLEY S. RUSSELL SHEAR DESIGN HAIRSTYLING AND TANNING SALON Town Country Shopping Center 325-7990 The Center Building Suite 115A 7825 Baymeadows Way Jacksonville. Florida 32216 Telephone 904-731-8040 Barton Meeks Gordon c PAPP Gordon t Company PA Ce'Wiea Ax c Accountants PHONE NUMBER NEW USED 904-328-1111 A P Furniture Store 615 N. PALM AVE. PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 JIM ANNETTE PETERS, OWNERS 230 SALES - SERVICE “WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST’ BILL’S SCHWINN CYCLERY 105 Reid Street PALATKA. FLORIDA 32077 G. W. (Bill) Simpson Owner Phone: (904) 325-7944 325-3504 R. W. Browning President DOWNING PI OP ruin's, 510 South Palm Avenue, Palatka, Florida 32077 (904) 328-8851 66 IDEAL CLEANERS - LAUNDRY If we did it — it’s clean.” (904) 325-9761 (904) 328-3284 Eastland's Boarding Kennels Tender Loving Care Richard 8c Debbie Smith Owners HWV. lOO CARRAWAY PALATKA. FL. 32077 .CORKY'S. AUTOSAUS and PARTS INC wwo «vxm M «•run in . BUY USED CARS CARS I TRUCKS Awittte Cynthia Grooms Marvin Attorney at Law 208 Worth Sixth Street Palatka, Florida 32077 (904) 328-7737 r r UR C7To(VEt± fry 1 1 $ a ufi! CaxCton'3 • nooiaci • Notnitii • • V’l • IliLOO IMIKKMI.M - $ 325-5383 ! 4 ■ «II � OC v i 'D’Uve-'Jtt PALATKA’S FAMILY TRADITION SINCE 1965 231 ft nA 904 328-8980 Marie’s Secretarial Service 409 St. Johns Ave. Palatka. FL 32077 MARIE U. LONG Quality Is Our Specialty Owner J LETA CLARK J zta and (lomjianij HAIR DESIGNERS BY APPOINTMENT — Phone 325-2672 2000 St. Johns Avenue • Palatka, Florida jk 32077 RAY CERVANTES Representative Rt. 1 Box 464 Hwy. 100 West Palatka, FL 32077 Phone: 325-5946 Res: 328-3371 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on yotx side ft— ■ KN PALATKA 328-0034 i 24 HOUR SERVICE 387-0042 or 264-5589 J Rose Truck Brokers, Inc. P.O. BOX 729 EAST PALATKA, FL 32031 PH. (904) 325-7512 1-800-874-8871 OUT-OF-STATE WATS SPUDS HAULERS AND SHIPPERS CONpRATULATIONS SENIORS J Y Salt Springs Art Studios, Inc. Bill Wcsling Gallery FINE CUSTOM FRAMING 'V) LIMITED EDITION PRINTS m. 405 St. Johns Ave. Palatka, FL 32077 (904) 328-5438 — ONE DAY PROFESSIONAL ALTERATION SERVICE 2507 Crill Ave. 325-2524 Hovey Creech Manager Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. BILL T0R00E Bill Torode. Agent 1209 Reid Street Palatka. Florida 32077 Bus (904) 328-2704 Home: (904) 328-4582 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME Offices BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS 232 1721 Reid Street (904) 328-8960 Priority Travel Service, Inc. 8608 BAYMEADOWS ROAD JACKSONVILLE. FL 32216 (904) 737-9122 C. ELAINE MITC HELL MANAGER Class of 75 dlfc Optical l|op |}alatka Rall 328-8386 Crescent Citg 698-1570 OPTICIANS (904) 325-0308 STEVEN T. POWELL, M.D. acne, wart, mole and blemish removal skin care consultations 800 ZEAGLER DRIVE HOURS SUITE 300 BY APPOINTMENT PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 ZITS 233 fr the hfoferfod Co fflffctiorr ff is Complete Line of Watfrtxxj Fumi h no H0.41MH aOO 1« ANIta Mall 'mw n sKrr 0 )J “ i Hours Mon.-Sat. 10-9 Sun. 12:30-5:30 r, 3254323 9VA 0$ice dupp j OFF-ICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES = PALATKA, FUA 32077 — Palatka Abstract and Title 113 North 4th Street Palatka, FL 32077 -7 Congratulations Palatka High Seniors of 1986 NORMAN F. ARCHAMBO, D.M.D., P.A. H. FRANK YOUNG, D.D.S., ASSOCIATE 500 HWY. 19 SOUTH 325-5467 PALATKA, FLA 32077 328-0869 Stephen E. Hilker, P.A. —ATTORNEY AT LAW- 700 Reid St. PALATKA. FLORIDA 32078-0020 PHONE: 904 328-1464 Insured Goodson's Painting Co . Licensed Commercial Residential _ m _ interior Exterior CVillTt Satisfaction Guaranteed _____ Star Rt. 3 Box 1476 GENE GOODSON Satsuma, FL 32089 (904) 325-7057 LORIDA L -JST V0NT10l Member Florida and National Pest Control Associations Telephone 328-1541 2405 President Street Palatka. Florida 32077 Tom McDavid Manager SCRUGGS MOTOR CO. 2407 REID STREET PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 JOE SCRUGGS Phone: 328-7474 Jack Massey, Jewelers Photo Supply 615 St. Johns Ave. • Palatka. FL 32077 325-3081 Meet Jack Massey Wear Diamonds . BURGON AUTO PARTS We buy truck autos 328-2236 Hwy 20 in Frances i — Congratulations Steven Germany Best wishes from Your Grandparents — 234 CONGRATULATIONS where shopping Is a pleasure CLASS OF 1987 I AM SO PROUD OF YOU KIM DELK GOOD LUCK AT G.MO. YOUR BEST FRIEND 235 STUDENT ARTWORK 236 John Morgan Trish Williams Warren Calloway Willie Poole The artwork that is pictured on these two pages was created in Dale Newman's Art III class. These pictures show the students' involvement in the school and community. Picture one is a mixed media which was developed for an administra- tive office. Picture two was chosen for the cover of the Creative Writing's PenPoints Booklet. Picture three was drawn for competition in the AAA Poster Contest. Picture four is a photo of Janet Jackson drawn for a Waves of Excellence portfolio. Picture five was inspired by Black Pride week; it shows the artist's conception of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 237 BEST ALL-AROUND Eddie Allen and Michelle Krause SENIOR MOST POPULAR Randy Raczkowski and Jennifer Harrell SUPERLATIVES MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Stacy Ettel and Michel Tagariello BEST LOOKING Paul Roseberry and Brenda Meade Mrs. Springer's Halloween door. Top right—Jarret Motes, Pete Collins, and Danny Page in- volved in Mrs. Springer's re- search paper. Bottom—Coach Milillo briefing the defensive line. The Bangles visited PHS for the Battle of the GPA pep ralley. They sang their hit Walk Like an Egyption''. The crowd roared with delite. I really do play basketball— they moved me. (Raymond Gibbs) 240 Panthers at their Prowl. What happens at a pep rally? The noise begins to rise, the drums beat, the mighty Panthers run into the center of the gym, students cheer “blue “gold , a rising pound of feet to a familiar beat, the competition yell “Who wants a victory? , all the students join in singing the alma mater. What is this spirit filled event? “It is a pep rally at PHS. What do you want Panthers? We want a victoryl 241 Spirit roams at PHS. Seniors dominate in the spirit chain competition. r a 242 A, C, E, B flat.” (Gam© Oct. 10) 243 PANTHER If the pavement swells ride itl SPIRIT ‘Hold 'em offense, hold 'em. Bod to the bone. (Senior float) The Grim Roller. Just clowning around. 245 “Dare me! “I told you not to give him any meat!! “Pss can you give me a few extra fries? Is this what you thought “I'll do it if you will. 246 happened at lunch? Yeh man, a French fry. 247 JUST HANGING 'I caught the ball and ran 625 yards for the touchdown! Cruising with the top down. “Look at this Dana. “Have you heard of the Daylight rule? 249 AROUND Born to be wild! “Smile, if you want your T-square back. “C'mon lunch belli “Hey Laura! 250 wz NOIIOV NI 252 I told you not to chew on my shoes. WORDS U GOTTA KNOW AWESOME—1. Excellent 2. like wow 3. really 4. mega 5. massive 6. freak me out Band competitions are awesome. BIPI— 1 to emphasize an insult 2. direct hit 3. score You smell like a dead fish; bip! BLOW IT OFF—1 ask me if I care 2. big deal 3. come off it Hey Lane, I made an A on the test. Blow it off, dude. CHILL OUT—1. relax 2. casual 3. cool breeze Look bad; chill out. EH?—1 what? 2. huh? 3. come again 4. repita por favor What did you say, eh? GEEK—1 goon, 2. wimp 3. homeboy Who are you calling a geek? GNARLY—1. grody 2. sick 3. nasty Get gnarly ILLIN'—1. sick in the mind 2. weird 3. strange Look at that collar. You be Illin'l IT'S ME—1. an admission of personal greatness 2. self-admiration Of course I have all the girls I want, it's me! JERKWAD— . a local Palatka resident that deposits chew in public receptacles Some jerk wad spit in this water foun- tain! 254 2 B A COOL CAT KEEN—1 cool 2. neat-o 3. too good I have a keen smile. NAPPY—1 gross 2. mangled 3. matted ”1 don't have nappy hairl NOTHING BUT A THING—1. nothing at all 2. to use but a small part of one's abilities “How did you do that? “It was nothing but a thing. OFF ME—1 get away 2. beat it 3. take off You want to take my picture? Off me! PSYCHE—1 to tempt someone with a de- sirable object and then refuse to give it to him You want this bubblegum? Psyche! RADICAL— 1. different 2. cool 3. baaad! Radical dude! SAY DUDE— 1. howdy 2. check it out 3. Hey man! 4. c'mon baby Say dude, keep away from me! SHO 'NUFF—1 definitely 2. absolutely 3. fer sure I'm sho 'nuff funky! WHAT IT IS—1. what's up 2. what's going down 3. what it be What it is down there? 255 We prowl from Morning till might At PHS many different things occupy the students' time during the course of one day. At 7:45 the rush to class is on. Classes range from algebra to zoology. Students have seven classes each day. This can cause them to get tired, but many also have extracurricular activities after school 256 Aaron, Henry Aaron. Kimberly—p. 145 Adams. Christopher Adams. Pamela Ahmad. Ferda—p. 160 Aikens. Gina Aikens, Irene—p. 145 Alexander. Abram—p. 160 Alexander, Allisen—p. 160 Alexander, Melanie Algiere, Timothy Allen, Brenda—p. 160 Allen. Jessica—p. 145 Allen. Katrenda Allen, Reginald—p. 160 Aired, Anthony—p.129 Alvares. Karen Alvarez, Tammy—p. 145 Amon, Ladonna—p.129 Anderson. Cecil—p.129 Anderson. Charles—p.129 Anderson. Donalda .Anderson, Kristy—p. 160 I Anderson. Richard—p. 145 Anderson, Sharon—p. 160 jAnfuso. Christopher 'Annis. Wayne—p. 160 Armster, Vanessa Armstrong, Traci—p.129 Arnold. Randall Arrington. Kay—p. 160 Ash, Isiah Assid, Kelly Atkins, Jody—p.129 Atkinson. Misty—p.129 Atkinson, Nancy—p.129 Austin, Kanitta Austin, Ratree Avery, Thomas—p. 145 Babcock, Richard—p. 129 Badger, John Baker, Alicia Baker, Antionette—p.129 Baker, Michelle—p.-160 Baker, Stephanie—p. 160 Baker. Teresa—p.129 Baquero, Erick Bardin. Tammy—p. 160 Barker. Barry—p. 160 Barnar. Maurice Barnard, Shawn—p. 160 Barnard, Tommy—p. 160 Barnes. Raymond—p. 145 Barrow, Paula—p.145 Bartelli, Eddie—p.129 Bartelli. Harold—p. 145 Bartlett, Yolanda—p.145 Bass, David Bass. Tiffany—p.145 Battles, Earl Battles, Jimmy—p.129 Baughman, Stacey—p.145 Bazzle, Teresa—p.129 Beauford, Aubrey—p. 160 Beauford, Latanga—p.129 Bechanan, Marlene—p.129 Becker. Michael—p.129 Beckham, Leland—p. 160 Bedsole, Kimberly—p.145 Belden, Stacy—p.129 Bell, James—p.145 Bellamy, Sheila Bement, John—p.145 Benedict, Jason—p.145 Bennett. John L—p.145 Bennett, John W.—p.145 Bennett, Tracy Bergerstock. Shelene Berry, Jon Alan—p.130 Bibbins, Keith Biddle. Joseph Black, Dana Blackburn. Allan Blackwelder. Keith Black welder. Wende—p.130 Blair, Michael Blair, Stacy—p. 160 Blevins, Jackie Blevins. Michael Blount. Contenna—p.145 Blount, Tankia Blue, Lee Boatwright, Carless Bodgen, Dennis Bohannon, Christie—p.130 Bolden, Kimberly—p.130 Boldi, Craig—p. 160 Bolen, Cheryl Bolton, Daryl Boone. Christine Bordeau, Tammie Borden, Evelena Boudreaux. Edward—p.145 Bouquio , Laurie—p. 160 Bourgeios. Bryan—p.145 Bovona, Frances—p. 160 Bowen, Diana—p.130 Bowlby, Deborah Bowlby. Tonya Boyd. Anthony Boyd. Erica I. Boyd. Erica N. Boyd, Thanisha—p.160 Boyd, Torrance—p.160 Boyette, Christopher Boyette, Joey Boyle. Jerry—p.145 Boyles. Corinne—p.145 Boynton, Jennifer—p. 161 Bozeman. Tebeth Bradley, Richard Bradshaw, Traci Branch, Renee—p.145 Brantley. Jeffrey—p.130 Brauman, Lance—p.145 Bridges. Brenda—p. 161 Brinson, Lillian Brinson. Sylvester Broadus. Ramon Brooks, Brian Brooks, Robert—p.145 Brooks, Sabrina—p.130 Brooks, Terri Brown, Alfonza—p.130 Brown, Angelia Brown. Annette—p.145 Brown, Anthony T.—p.145 Brown, Anthony W.—p.145 Brown, Audery—p.161 Brown, Cashenna Brown, Cedrick Brown, Ed Brown, Freddie Brown, Georgeania Brown, Kuthescha Brown, Marcus Brown. Nanette—p.145 Brown, Stacey Brown, Tammy—p. 161 Brown. Thomas—p.161 Brown. Vonda—p.161 Browning, David—p.145 Browning, Kenneth—p. 146 Browning, Lorrie—p.161 Browning, Samuel Bruce, David—p.130 Bruce, Jade Bruner, Mark Bryan. Bonita—p.130 Bryan, Mary—p.146 Bryan, Melissa—p.130 Bryant, Albert Bryant, Herman Bryant, Kurt—p.130 Bryant, Tammy Bryant, Torrence—p.130 Bryson, Travis Buckles. Kelly—p.130 Buckner, Melissa Bullard, Ian—p. 146 Bunch, Loretia Burcheli. Charles—p. 146 Burke. Phillip Burke. Russell—p.161 Burkes. Jackie—p. 141 Burkes. Pamala—p.161 Burkes, Randall Burkhalter, Elizabeth—p.146 Burkhalter, Wendy Burks, Tammy—p. 146 Burnett, Andrew—p. 146 Burney, Leslie Burns, Lawrence—p. 146 Burridge. Michael—p.161 Burridge, Michelle—p.130 Burwell, Laura Burwell, Michael Bush. Joe Byrd. Angela—p.146 Calhoun, Regina Callahan. Catrina Cameron. Stephanie—p.161 Campagna, Anthony Campagna. Teresa—p.130 Campbell, Carrie—p.146 Campbell, Glenda—p. 161 Campbell, James—p.161 Canada, Syntoria Cannon. Christina—p. 130 Cannon. Jon—p.130 Cannon. Kimbi—p.161 Capone, Dawn Carden. Julie—p.162 Cardoso, Rebecca Cardozo. James—p. 162 Cordozo. Jess©—p. 146 Carey. Robert—p. 162 Carlin. Christina—p. 162 Carlisle. Stocey—p. 146 Carpenter. Scott Carr. Thaddus—p.130 Carrol. Rodney Carrol. Tina—p. 146 Carson. Bertram—p. 162 Carter. Joseph—p. 147 Carter. Shaunee—p.130 Cartier. Catherine—p.130 Caruthers. Lloyd—p. 131 Cason. Christopher Cason. Jack Cason. John—p.130 Castle, Deana—p.162 Casto. Crystal—p. 162 Casto, Richard—p.146 Chamblee, Edna—p. 146 Chambless. William Chandler. Edward Chandler. Stephen Chaney. Trina—p.162 Chappell, Mark—p. 162 Chausse, Lonnie Chenery. Theresa—p. 131 Cherek, Pamela—p. 162 Cherek, Patrick—p. 131 Chester. Dawn—p.131 Chirico. Shelly—p. 146 Choate, Troy—p. 131 Choate, Wendy—p. 146 Christiansen, Carl Clark, Anthony Clark. Brian—p. 146 Clark. Eric Clark. Jennifer—p. 131 Clark. Martha Clark, Patricia—p.146 Clark, Stephen—p.131 Clark. Tangala Clark, Tangerlar Clem. Robert Clifton, Cynthea—p.162 Clifton. Shawn—p.162 Clinton. Grace—p. 131 Cobb, Angela—p.162 Cobbs, Eugene Cocco, Chrystii—p.162 Coffee, Cynthia—p. 162 Coffey. Jerry Coggin, Dana—p. 131 Coggin. Tammy—p. 131 Cohens. Stephen Cohens, Tiffany—p. 131 Cohens. Tracy Cohens. Zachary—p.146 Colbert. Wendy—p.146 Cole, Eddie—p.162 Coleman, Ann Coleman, Bobby—p.146 Coleman, Misty Collard, Gene Collard, Michelle—p. 131 Collins. Lisa—p. 131 Colson, Timothy Commander, Jennifer—p. 131 Cone. John—p.146 Cone. Loretta Conger. Thomas—p.146 Conkey. Colleen—p.146 Cooks. Tammy Cooney. Robert—p. 131 Cooper. Herman Cooper. Joseph—p. 162 Corbett. Arrenzo—p. 162 Corbett. Laretha—p. 146 Coring. Yolanda—p.131 Cothron. Anthony—p.162 Counts. Bobby Cowin. Joy—p.162 Cox. Christopher Cox. Lisa—p. 131 Coyle. Kenneth—p. 131 Craven. Charles—p.162 Cregger, Marie—p. 146 Crews. Amie—p.131 Crews. Henry Crews. Isaac Cribbs. Nadine Cribbs. Roberta Cribbs. Traci—p.131 Croft, Melanie—p.146 Crooms, Rhonda Crosby, Marilyn—p.162 Crosby, Tammy—p.146 Crosland. Veda—p.146 Crouse, Tracy—p. 147 Crowe, Michelle—p.131 Crowell. John Crowley. Joyce—p.131 Crum, Susan—p. 147 Crummett, Nellie—p. 162 Cruz, Tamara Culler. John—p.131 Cumbo. Cecil—p. 162 Cumbus, Lisa—p.132 Curry. Arnita—p.163 Curry. Vanessa Curtis. John—p. 163 Curtis, Valerie—p. 147 Cutrer. Katherine—p. 163 Dailey. Catherine—p. 147 Dale. Carol—p. 132 Daley. Rebecca—p. 163 Dallas, Natasha Dampier, Vance—p. 147 Daniel, Candy—p. 132 Daniels. Regena Daniels. Sharon—p. 147 Dantzler, Stephanie Darcey, Daniel—p 147 Dasher, Ben—p. 163 Dasher, Bennette—p.163 Dauber. Karen—p. 132 Davis. Alohe Davis, Henry—p. 132 Davis, Katrina—p.132 Davis, Leon Davis, Pamela Davis. Ronnie—p.132 Davis, Steven Davis, Victoria—p.132 Davis, William—p.132 Day. Cynthia—p.147 Day, Marcia—p.163 Deal, Christain Dean. Linda—p. 147 Dechman. Robert—p.132 Deering, Deshawn Deering. Joyce Deford, Julie—p.147 Delaney, Adam—p. 147 Delarosa, Jose Denham, Ralph—p. 147 Denton, Sean—p. 147 Derossett, Richard Devrick, Katheryn—p.163 Dillingham, Mark Dillon. Leota—p.163 Dion. David—p.163 Dixon, John—p. 147 Donohoo. Timothy—p. 147 Dorsey. Eric Dortch. Jason Dotson. Dwayne—p.132 Douglas. Tiaa Drake. Peter Drawdy, Brian—p. 147 Drayton. Gary Drenner, Jason—p. 147 Dresback. Michael—p. 147 Drew. Carlton Drew. Melanie—p.132 Driggers, Dana—p.132 Driggers. Janet—p. 147 Driggers, Talmadge—p.163 Driggers, Terry Dunn. Michael DuPont. Brian—p.163 DuPont. Christi—p. 147 DuPont. Michael—p. 147 DuPont. Scott—p.132 DuPont. Todd—p.163 Duprey, Tammy Druham. Robin Dyal, Brian Edwards, Blake Edwards. David—p.163 Edwards, Justin—p. 147 Edwards, L'Tanya—p.163 Edwards, Pamela—p.132 Edwards, Patrice—p.132 Eilbeck, Jessica—p.132 Ellerby. Diana Elliott. Carl—p. 147 Elliott. Rhonda—p.132 Ellis. Evelyn Ellis. Keith—p.133 Ellis. Ralph Ellis. Samuel Ellison, Stephanie—p. 133 Ennis, Stacy—p.147 Enriquez. Sophia—p.147 Eubanks, Amanda—p.163 Eubanks. Sebrina—p.147 Evans, Leland—p.148 Evans, Marion Evans, Paula Evans. Robert—p. 148 Evans, Staci—p. 163 Evans, Tamekia Everett. Christy Evins, Tracy L.—p.163 258 Fabre. Tracy—p. 148 Farrimond, Alexandra—p. 148 Farrimond. Brian—p. 133 Faulk. Goldie—p.163 Faulkner, Holly—p. 163 Felder. Corey Felder. Votypka Fells. Craig—p. 163 Fells, Hattie—p. 163 Fields, Dexter—p. 148 Fields, Jerome Finch, Troy Fishbaugh, Connie Fisher. Enicia—p. 163 Flathmann, Steven—p. 148 Fleming, Miranda Florence, Earline—p. 163 Florence, Henry Floyd. Corey—p. 163 Floyd. Laquita Fogg, Tony—p. 133 Foley, Paul Forbes. Michelle—p. 133 Foster, Donna—p. 148 Foster, Johnny—p. 133 Foster, Phaedra—p. 133 Foster, Trelawne Foster. Valerie Fowler. Charles—p. 148 Fowler. Lavanda Fowler, Mark—p. 148 Fox. David—p.133 Frames, Charles—p. 164 Frederick. James—p. 133 Freeman. Lawrence—p. 148 Fuce, David—p. 148 Fuce, Desiree Fulghum, Marshall—p. 133 Fuqua, La Tonya—p. 164 Fuqua, Loquita—p.164 Gadson, Rosetta—p. 148 Gale, Michael Garcia. Felipe Gardner, Howard—p.164 Garvin, Christopher—p. 133 Garvin, Ronald—p. 133 Gates, Melissa Gay, Charles—p. 148 Germany. Wendy—p. 164 Ghames, Regina—p. 133 Gibbs, Raymond—p.148 Gibbs. Theresa Giddens, Lee—p. 133 Giddings, Laurie—p. 148 Gierlich, Michael Gierlich. Susan Gilbert, Ferroll Gilbert. Grady—p. 164 Gilbert. Melissa Gill, Christopher—p. 133 Gilyard. Primus Gilyard. Tracy Gilyard. Verlandy—p.133 Gilyard. Willie Gilyard. Wilma Givens, Alvin Glance, Angelia—p.133 Glance. Jerry—p. 164 Glenn, Eddie Glisson, Brian—p. 148 Glover. Ricky—p. 148 Godwin, Taney—p.133 Goodwin, Deanna—p.133 Goodwin, Stacy—p. 148 Gordon. Conswello—p.133 Gore, Angelita Gore. Daniel—p. 148 Gore, Lisa—p. 164 Gornto, Monica Graden, Rebecca—p.133 Graham, Paula Grant, Lasohn Grant, Louise Graves, Heidi—p. 148 Graves, Shelethia Gray. Victoria—p. 164 Green. David Green, Josephine—p. 164 Greene, Lasonya Gregory. Chad Griffin. Deanna—p.133 Griffin, James—p. 164 Griffin, Michael—p. 164 Groff, Nicholas—p.164 Grubbs. William Gulledge, Tracy—p. 164 Gullett, Jennifer—p.133 Gunter, Tonya—p.133 Guthrie. Barbara—p.133 Guthrie, Kimberly—p. 148 Hager, George—p.133 Hales, Dana—p.164 Hall. Cedric—p. 149 Hall. Clarence Hall, Donald Hall, Jason—p.149 Hall, Kevin—p.149 Hall. Stephen—p.164 Hambrick. Amy—p.149 Hambrick. Kristi—p.164 Hamby, Billy—p. 165 Hamilton, James—p.133 Hamm, Charles Hampton, Drayton Handy, Laurie Hankemeyer. Shannon—p.149 Hanna, Keith—p. 149 Hansford, John—p.149 Harden, William—p.149 Harder, Henry—p. 133 Hardy, Claude—p. 149 Hardy. Karen Harper. Clint Harper. Kimberly Harper. Philip Harper, Sabrina Harper. Trina Harrell. Christine—p.149 Harrell, Julie—p.133 Harrell. Lor'Fontan Harris, Jeffrey Harris, Sheria Harris, Townsend—p.165 Harrison, Trevor Hart, Paul—p.165 Hartman, Kaylene—p. 149 Hartwell. Steven—p.134 Hasty, Eric—p.149 Hatten, Michelle—p. 134 Hatten. Rebecca—p. 165 Hawes. Rodney—p.165 Hawkins. Jennifer—p. 134 Hawkins. Michael—p.149 Hayes. Clarence Heard, Linda—p.165 Heath, Willie Hebert, John—p.149 Heisler, Rebecca—p.134 Helms. Gwendolyn Henderson, Cheryel—p.134 Henderson, John—p. 149 Henderson. Pamela—p. 165 Hendricks. Butch—p. 149 Herring. Priscilla—p.134 Hestand. James—p. 149 Hestand. Paula—p.134 Higginbotham, Teresa—p.165 Hightower, Latonia—p.134 Hightower, Tony Hill, Angela Hill, Debra—p. 149 Hill, Katasha Hill, Mary—p.165 Hill, Merry—p.149 Hil, Steven Hill. Terrill—p.134 Hill, Varonda Hills, Thomas—p.134 Hines, Lawrence—p.134 Hines, Richard—p.134 Hinton. Sheila—p.134 Hodge, S. Ashton—p.134 Hodge, Yeldon—p.134 Hoffman. Joann—p. 149 Hollings, Carol—p.134 Hollings, Lorrine Holloway. Janet—p.149 Holloway, Lara Holman, Lawrence Holman, Sabrina Holman, Steve Holsey, Gregory—p.149 Hoot. Amy Hooven, Shannon Hope,Bobby Hopkins, Mark Hopper, Lisa—p. 149 Horne, Terry—p. 165 Houck. Stephen Hough, Patricia—p.134 Howell, Carolyn Howell. Kimberly—p.149 Howell, William—p.165 Hubbard. Geneva Hubbard. Wanda Hubbart, David Hudson, David—p.134 Hudson, Edward Huggins. Dwayne Hughes, Diana—p. 134 Hughes. Jason—p. 165 Humphrey, Lashanda—p.134 Hunsicker, Jennifer—p.134 Hunt, Chris—p.149 Hunt, Jennifer 259 Hunt, Robin—p. 149 Hunter, Darryl Hunter. James Hunter, Katherin Hunter, Kimberly—p. 135 Hunter. Richard Hutcherson. Tuesday Hutchinson. Denise—p. 165 Hutton. Carol—p.135 Hyde. Candace Ingram. Connie Ingram, Donna Ivory. Darrell—p. 165 Jackson, Aundrey Jackson. Eunice Jackson. Leroy Jackson, Margaret Jackson, Mark—p. 149 Jackson, Tonya Jackson. Trelane—p. 149 Jaillet, Dawn James, David Jarrell. Jennifer Jefferson, Darius—p. 165 Jeffery, Jeremie—p.135 Jeffrey. David—p. 149 Jenkins. Angela Jenkins. Dana—p. 149 Jenkins, John Jenkins. John C.—p.149 Jenkins. Michael—p. 149 Jenkins, Trellis—p. 149 Jenkins. Wilmon Jennings. James Jepson, Steven Johns. Angela Johns, Joseph Johns, Kyle—p.135 Johns. Patricia Johns. Patty—p.135 Johns. Sharon Johns. Troy Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Denise Johnson. Earl Johnson, Felecia Johnson, Joseph—p. 135 Johnson. Jozetangel—p.135 Johnson. Keith—p. 165 Johnson. Kimberly—p. 166 Johnson. Kimberly M.—p.166 Johnson. L'Shay Johnson, Latasha—p.149 Johnson. Lisa Johnson. Michael Johnson. Patricia Johnson. Roshonda Johnson, Sheldon—p. 166 Johnson. Timothy Jones, Angela—p.135 Jones, Barbara Jones, Bryan—p.135 Jones, Charles—p.166 Jones, Christopher—p.166 Jones. Curtis—p.135 Jones. Helen Jones. Kevin—p.166 Jones, Kevin L.—p.166 Jones, Kimberly Jones, Sean Jones, Sebrenia Jones. Steven—p.166 Jones. Thirus Jump, Jody Kane. William Kaymore. Anthony Kaymore, Durwin—p.135 Keel, Earl—p.166 Keel, Joseph—p.135 Keeton, Paul Kellenberger. Diana Kellum. Cara—p.166 Kelly. James Kelly. Paul Kemp, Felton Kemp, Jacinna—p.135 Kempka. Brenda Kendrick, Emily—p.135 Kendrick, Melissa Kendrick. Patrick—p.166 Kendrick, Wynne Kennedy, Amy—p.166 Kennedy. Christopher Kern, Dawn—p.135 Kerwin, Christopher—p.135 Keyton. Timothy Kight, Charlotte King, Cavonda King, Marlene—p.135 King, Michael—p.135 King, Ronald—p.135 King, Sean King, Tyra King. Yolanda Kirby, Stanley Kitayama, Dena—p.166 Kitayama. Mark Kite. Shane Kline, Kenneth—p.166 Kluever, Tricia Knight. Teresa—p.135 Knowles. Lenora—p. 166 Kovnesky, Sherry—p.166 Krause, Aaron—p.135 Krause, Candace—p.135 Krohne, Joseph Kronz, David Landis, Shawnea—p.136 Lands, Jamey—p.136 Lands. Melvin—p.136 Lane, Celesta—p.136 Larson. Gail—p. 166 Lashley, Ricky—p.136 Laura, Anthony Laura. June Lawson. Michael—p.136 Layman. Nicole—p.166 Leary. Warren—p.166 Leary, William—p.136 Ledley, Christopher—p.136 Lee, Angel Lee. Brian—p.136 Lee, Christon—p.136 Lee, Latanya Lee, Rhonda—p.136 Lee. Richard Lemmon, Jennifer—p.166 Leonard, Billy Leviner, Suzanne—p.166 Lewis, Denise Lewis, Dennis Lewis, Elliott—p.136 Lewis, Lucy Lewis, Marvin Lewis, Mwanza Lewis, Shalen Lewis, Shanda—p.166 Lewis, Theophilus Lilly, Eddie Lisle. Richard Little, Brian—p.166 Livesay. Patricia—p.136 Livingston, William Lloyd, Jennie Long. Leslie Lookadoo, Emanuel—p.166 Lookadoo, Wallace—p.136 Looney. Christopher—p.136 Looney. Tina—p. 166 Lopez, Brian Lopez. Burt Lopez, Jose—p.166 Lorenzen, David Lowe. Cecil Lowe. Karen Luke. Ricky—p.166 Lundy, Elizabeth Lyle, Mickey—p.166 Lynch. Tammy—p.166 Lyon, John MacClellan, Evan Mace, Jerrold Mack, Alvester—p.136 Mack. Crandell Mack. Julius—p.136 Mack. Matthew—p.136 Mack. Vanessa Mack, Vivian Mallard. Tina—p.136 Mangum, Stephanie Manley, Stacy Maples, Ricky—p.166 Markham, Monica Marks, Jeffrey Marks. Kimberly Marks. Maureen—p.136 Marlin. Christopher Marsh. Andrea—p.166 Marshall, Christie—p.136 Marshall, Terrance—p.136 Martin, Angela Martin, Christy Masciulli, Arthur Mason. John—p. 167 Massey. Troy Massey. Yolanda Masters, Christina—p.136 Matchett, Jessica Matheny, Miranda Mathis, Alva Mathis, Julie Matthews, Louis 260 Matthews. Taylor May. Ronald—p. 167 Mays. Letanya Mays, Yukeeba Maze, Chuckie Mazzocchi. Louis McCloud, Dallis McCall. Darrin—p.136 McCaskill. Daryl—p. 136 McCaskill, Tammie McCaskill, Thomas McClellan. Ian McClellan, Michele McClellan, Randy—p. 136 McCloud, Terrance McCool, Terrance McCormick, Carie—p. 136 McCottry, Shaundra—p.167 McCoy, Darrell McCoy. Susan McCoy, Toteka—p.167 McCraney. Sara McCullers, Fannette McCullough, Charlotte McCullough, Marcus McDaniel. Don—p.167 McDonald, Phillip McDougald, Elena McElhenie. Linda McGowan, Catherine McGowan. Donald McGowan. Pamela—p.167 McGowan, Tamela—p.136 McGrady. Glory—p. 137 McGriff, Tomekia McKenney, Adrian McNeely. Margaret—p.137 McNeely, Steven McNeill, Chadrick—p.137 McQuaig. Johnny—p. 167 McQuaig, Namon McRae, Tlisa McTaggart. Debra—p.137 Medders, Cammie Medlock. Daryl Medlock. Jennifer Medlock. Natona Medlock. Tara Meeks, Mandy—p.167 Mendez, Cynthia—p. 167 Mercer. Johnnie—p.137 Meritt, Carol Merritt, Eric Merritt. Sherri—p.137 Messer, Tammy Methvin, Holly—p.137 Mew. Fred Mew. Nelson Michael, Elizabeth Michael, Shawn Mikell, John—p.137 Miller, Catrecia Miller, Christina—p.167 Miller. Ginger—p. 152 Miller. James Miller. Jeffrey—p. 152 Miller, Jeremy Miller, Jerome—p.167 Miller, Kathryn—p.137 Miller, Katrice Miller, Katrina Miller, Latice—p.137 Miller, Lia—p.137 Miller. Otis Miller, Richard—p.137 Miller, Teleshia Miller, Veronica Mills, Shawn—p.137 Milton, Latonya—p.152 Mitchell. Anthony—p. 152 Mitchell, Leroy Mitchell, Terrance Mobley, Ruby Mohr, Denise Montgomery. Natasha—p.137 Moody, Michael—p. 152 Moore. Christina Moore. Darrell—p. 167 Moore, Karen—p. 152 Moore, Mark Moore, Melissa—p.137 Moore, Myra—p.167 Moore, Ronald—p.167 Moore. Wanda Moran, Shannon—p.167 Morgan, Johnny—p. 152 Morgante. Antonia—p.167 Morgante, John—p. 152 Morris, Alina—p.137 Morris, James—p.152 Morris, Kristie—p.138 Morris, Robert Morris, Ronald—p. 138 Morris, Tina—p. 138 Morrison, Jennifer Mulberry, Spencer Mullen, Jose Mullins. Brian—p.138 Mullins. Gregory Mullins. Michael—p.138 Mullins. Russell Mullins. Sandy Mullis. Howard—p. 152 Munden, Christopher Mungin. Sara Mungin, Theresa Murphy. James—p.152 Murray. Amber—p.138 Murray, Brent Murray, Shane—p.167 Musick, Danny—p.167 Mussoline, Wendy—p.138 Myers, Michelle—p.152 Nailor, Michael—p. 167 Nelson, Brenda Nelson. Glenda—p.167 Nelson, Lamera Nelson, Yvonne—p.138 Nesbitt, Tracy Newby. Aaron Newland. Brant—p.138 Nicholson, Heather—p.167 Nixon, Angela Norris. Berry Nunamaker, Brenda—p. 152 O'Neal, Dawn O'Quinn, Terrance Oddy, Jeremy—p.167 Odom, Dana—p.138 Offord, Kimberly Offord, Willie Oliver. Alphonso—p. 152 Oliver. Howard—p.138 Orr. Kathleen—p.152 Orr, Richard Ortiz, Elliott—p.138 Osburn. Mandie—p.138 Osburn, Robin—p.138 Osteen, James—p.152 Overholser, Chad—p.167 Owens, Daniel Owens, Travis—p.138 Oxendine. Olivia—p.138 Page. Joyce—p. 152 Paige. Huey—p.152 Panned, Forrest—p. 152 Parker. Dennis—p.167 Parker, Earl—p.138 Parker, Wendy—p.138 Parnell. James—p. 152 Parrish, Clifton Passmore, Kenneth—p. 152 Passmore, Latonia—p.138 Payne, James—p.138 Pearson, Bryan Peck. Shelby Peek, Jamie—p.138 Penman, Barbara—p. 167 Perkins, Anthony Perrin, Esther Perry, Candice—p. 167 Perry. Glenda Perry, Kerri—p.152 Perry, Reaco Peterson. James—p.138 Pfeil, Tate Phillips. B.J. Phillips, Kevin—p.152 Phillips, Steven—p.152 Pierce. Vincent—p.167 Pignato, Jeffrey—p.152 Pilafjian, Anthony—p. 138 Pinder, Stephenie—p.152 Pines. James—p.167 Pinkney, Tammie Pitts. Sherry Pitty. Tammy Plant. Linda—p.152 Plessala, Timothy—p.139 Plymel, Paul—p.167 Plymel. Paula—p.152 Plymel. Timothy—p. 139 Poole, Angela Poole. Gary—p.152 Poole. Michael—p.139 Pope, Ashley—p.139 Porch. Robert—p. 168 Potter, Glendon Prescott, Emily—p.139 Pressley, Roshanda Preston, George—p.139 Preston, Patricia—p. 168 Price. Laura—p. 168 Price. Michael Price. Sueni—p 168 Prickel. Thedore—p.152 Prince. Clifford—p. 162 Pringle. Danelle—p.139 Prudencio. Bernard—p. 168 Quarles. Dennis Rabun, Andrew Rabun, Ruth Rauch, Carl Rauch. Joseph Rauf, Sheila Ray, Stacy—p. 152 Rayne. Mark Recamier. Rebecca Recamier, Yvette—p. 153 Reece, Shamberley—p.168 Reesh, Christopher—p. 168 Regan, Ashley—p. 153 Register, Cheri—p.153 Register. David—p. 168 Repoff, Laura—p. 153 Reyes. Susan—p. 139 Reynolds. Monica—p. 168 Rhymes. Randall—p. 139 Riccardi, Matthew—p. 168 Rice, Tony Richards, Angela Richardson, David Richardson, Mary—p. 153 Richie, James—p. 153 Richie. Jody—p. 139 Richter, James—p.139 Ridgeway, Jimmy Riedy. Nancy—p. 168 Rigdon, Keith Riley. Latashia Riley, Michael—p. 168 Risch, Valerie—p. 168 Roach, Amy—p. 139 Roach. Patrick—p. 139 Robbins, Christine—p. 153 Robbins. Royal Roberts, John—p. 153 Roberts, Mark Roberts. Michael—p. 153 Roberts, William Robertson, Tabatha Robinson. Aaron—p. 168 Robinson. Beatrice—p.153 Robinson. Corey Robinson. Keshia Robinson. Kevin—p. 139 Robinson, Ltanja—p.168 Robinson. Melvin Robinson, Selecia Robinson, Staretha—p.168 Robinson, Tracey Rock, Leila Rodriguez, Javier Rogero, Dina—p. 153 Rogero, Walter—p. 153 Rogero, William—p. 139 Rogers. Sherry—p. 169 Rose, Sharra—p.153 Ross, Heather—p. 169 Rosser. Amy Rothschild, Katherine—p. 169 Rowland. Gregory—p.153 Royster. Anthony Royster, Kathy—p. 169 Russell. Susan—p.153 Russell. Troy Ruszkowski, Michael—p.153 Ruth. Mark—p. 169 Ruth, Sheldon—p.139 Ryals, Kevin—p.139 Ryals. Stacey—p.153 Samu, Frank—p.153 Sanders. Holly—p.139 Sanders. Jennifer—p. 169 Sanders, William—p. 169 Santiago, Jose Sapp. Corben Sapp, Curtis—p.139 Sapp. John—p.139 Sapp, Traci—p. 169 Saucerman, Shawn Sautter. Synthia—p.153 Scapellati, John—p. 169 Scapellati, Sal Scapellati. Scott—p.153 Schmidt. Adrienne Scott. Isreal Scott, Michael—p.139 Scott, Penelope Seebacher, Carrie—p.139 Selle, Todd—p. 169 Selph, Jody Selph, Susan—p. 140 Selvog, Rachel—p. 140 Senior, James—p.153 Sermon, Stefany—p.140 Session, Angela Session. Crystal Session, Elijah—p. 169 Session, Kenneth Session, Marion Session. Sheila Session. Tonija Sharp, Bonnie—p. 169 Sharp, Jeffrey Sharp, Laura—p.153 Sharp, Lawrence—p 140 Sharp. Suzanne—p.153 Shavers. Steve—p. 140 Shazel. Melvin—p. 140 Sheehan, Michael Sheffield, Casey—p. 140 Shelor. Ronald—p. 140 Shepard. Erica—p. 169 Shepherd. William—p. 169 Sheridan, Steve—p. 140 Sherman, Marrella—p.170 Sherwood. Kathrine Sherwood. Thomas Shivers, Calandra—p.140 Shorter. Felicia—p.140 Shorter. Kenneth Shorts, Tracy—p.140 Shot well, Joseph Shuler, Rudolph Shuler, Teressa Silver. James Simpkins. Carol—p.140 Simpson, Rebecca—p.153 Sims. Tonya—p.153 Sineath, Marguerite—p. 170 Singleton, Carlos Sipprell, John—p. 170 Sloan. Druann—p.153 Slocumb, Miranda—p.140 Small. Sonya Smith. Cassandra—p. 140 Smith, Denise Smith, Dennis—p.170 Smith, Frederick Smith, Greggory—p.140 Smith, Jannie Smith, Julie—p. 153 Smith. Kimberly Smith, Lisa—p. 153 Smith, Lorenzo Smith, Lori J. Smith, Lori L. Smith, Lynda—p.153 Smith, Nancy—p.153 Smith, Nathan—p.170 Smith, Rebekah—p.153 Smith, Ricky—p.170 Smith. Robert Smith, Shapprell Smith. Sherri—p. 140 Smith, Terrance Smith, Thomas—p.153 Smith. Troy—p.170 Snow, Steven—p.153 Snyder. Jason Somers. Kimberly—p.170 Soncrant, Daniel—p.170 Soncrant. Joseph—p. 141 Spell, Anthony—p.153 Spell, Roger Spence, Robin Spencer, Christy—p. 154 Spencer. Sidney Squires. Bruce St. Onge, Tracy—p. 141 Stanley. Nichole Staples. Leslie—p.170 Staples, Matthew—p. 154 Stapleton. Charles Starling. Barbara Starling, Charles—p. 141 Starling, Crystallyn Starling. Mary Starling. Zopher Steele, Zachary—p. 141 Stephens. Larondi Stephens, Sabrina Stephens, Tina—p. 154 Stevens, Kenneth—p. 141 Stewart, Robin—p. 141 Stewart, Sheila Stinson, Leela—p.170 Stoeffler, Michael—p. 141 Stokes, Scott Stone, Allen—p. 141 Stone, Kimberly—p.170 Stoutenburgh. Katrina—p. 141 Strickler, Donnie—p. 169 Suarez, Crissy—p.141 Summers, Penny—p. 154 Summy, Tina—p.170 Sutton, Jennifer—p. 170 262 Sweat. Barbara—p. 154 Sweat. Jack—p. 141 Sweat, William—p. 170 Sweeting, Scot—p. 140 Swiger. Michael—p. 154 Symonds. Rendall—p.154 Tanner, Louise—p. 141 Tate, Michael Taylor, Gina—p. 141 Taylor. Gregory Taylor, Jamilah—p.141 Taylor. Kristi—p. 154 Taylor. Pam—p. 141 Teaford, Steven—p. 141 Tennant. Richard Tenney. Chad—p. 141 Tenney, Scott—p. 170 Terrell, Phillip—p. 154 Terrell, Roy—p. 141 Terrell, Russell—p. 141 Terrell. Wayne—p. 170 Thames, Laura—p. 154 Thomas, Aaron Thomas, Andrew Thomas, April—p.141 Thomas, Barbara—p. 141 Thomas. Bobbie—p.154 Thomas, Charles Thomas, Corey Thomas. Dongel Thomas, Guy Thomas, Joel Thomas. Kandi Thomas, Kimberly—p. 170 Thomas, Krista—p. 141 Thomas, Kristie—p.170 Thomas, Lance—p. 141 Thomas, Latonya—p.154 Thomas, Lenora Thomas, Stefan Thomas, Tracey—p. 170 Thompson, April—p. 170 Thompson, Barbara—p. 141 Thompson, Cynthia—p.154 Thompson. Deanna Thompson, Jeffrey—p. 170 Thompson, Steve—p. 141 Thornton, Beverly—p.170 Thornton, Jeremy Thornton, Kelly—p. 170 Tiller, Kenneth—p.154 Tillis, Edna Tillis, James Tillis, Jo—p.170 Tilnsley. Karetha—p.154 Tilton, Henry Tilton. Patrick—p. 141 Tilton. Scott—p. 141 Tilton, Shelia—p. 141 Tilton, William—p. 141 Todd, Vickii—p.154 Toland, Jonathan—p.170 Tolver, Cheryl Toman, Linda—p.170 Tookes. Letichi—p.141 Torode, William—p.142 Torrance, William Torrence. Samuel Toves. Christopher—p. 171 Towk, Robert Townsend. Perry—p.154 Townsend. William Trayler, Alecia Trivette. Tammy—p.154 Trower, Sharon—p. 155 Trull, Michael—p. 171 Tucker. Tamara—p. 171 Turbeville, Timothy Turnage, Paul—p. 155 Turner. Sonya—p. 171 Turner, Tarsha Turner, Tony Turner, Wendy Tyer, Ronald—p. 142 Tyler. Kimberley —p.142 Tyler. Mark Tyler, Tonia—p. 171 Tyre. Milton—p. 171 Tyson, Tracy—p.155 Underwood, Lisa—p. 155 Van Horn, David Vance. Tamra—p.171 Vanderhoff. James—p. 155 Vanderpool. Kelli—p.155 Vanhorn, Jeffrey—p. 142 Varnes, Claudean Varnes. Lorenzo Vasquez. Brenda Vermeulen, Wendy—p.142 Vickers. Kathy Vickers, Latanya—p. 171 Vickers, Terrence Vigotty. Kyle—p.142 Vigotty. Todd—p.171 Wade, Shannon—p.155 Waldock, Valerie Waldrop, Bradley Waldrop, Brennan Waldrop, Jason Walker. Angela—p.171 Walker, Joel Walker, Kevin Walker. Lila Walker, Napoleon Walker. Shonda—p.171 Wall, Rebecca—p.142 Walls, Deborah—p.171 Ward, Christine Ward. Timothy—p.171 Warwick, Mark Waters, Bobbie Waters, Dennis Waters, Michael—p. 142 Watkins. V'Tosha Watson, Christopher—p.155 Watson, Linda Watson, Thomas Watts, Harold Watts, Laverne—p.155 Watts. Stephanie—p.142 Weaver, Douglas—p. 142 Weaver, Robert—p. 142 Weaver. Travis—p.171 Webb. Christi—p.142 Webb. Herman—p.171 Weber, Teresa—p.155 Welch, Tana—p.171 Wellington, Kelly Wells, Amie—p.171 Wells, Leon Wells, Robert—p.142 Wesley. Anthony West, Christian—p.155 Westberry, Craig—p. 171 Wheatley, Sara—p.155 Whetstone, Frankie Whetstone. Tyrone Whisenant, Thomas Whitaker, Marquel—p.155 White, Charles—p.155 White. Christopher White. Clint White. David—p.142 White, Elizabeth White, Gregory—p. 171 White. Kimberly White, Lalania—p.155 White, Patrick—p.142 White. Sean White. Stacy Whitehead, Stephanie Whitty, Tijuana—p.171 Wiley. Michelle—p.142 Wilhite. Daniel—p.155 Wilhite. Kelly Wilkerson. John Wilkes, Laura—p.155 Wilkinson, Amy—p.171 Wilkinson, Burrell—p.142 Wilkinson, Chad—p.142 Wilkinson, Claude—p. 142 Wilkinson. Donald Wilkinson, James Wilkinson. 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