Pensacola High School - Annona Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1985 volume:

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Jim Scoggins Stadium shows off its new colors. 3. Victory flag flies once more over Scoggins Stadi- um. 4. lt's the small things that create big dreams. 5. Jerrick Jones proudly hits the G.A.T.A, sign on his way to the field. 6. P.H.S. Tigers prepare for the next play. 4!Opening ,. . .4 .gf D1! ' l'We'1 ,A -, . la , .,, 'AZ' 1' Q J' :- ', ,L-f - DL. .NWKV if Y, Qr f. V' J ' gf ' ' K A-M. MA- 'Q . 17,3 X-,fm 'JH ' -',,f'Lf'?A -J 'L at ,,t' .. -,. . W .F ,ti 1' is 1 F' ml x Q Q . ,V, .1 J an xl 1 . - I gil . i N -A -,.4-4' 4 -2-,Mum 41 M I f , M ,,, ww' , Q w- ml Q, xr Jw 'iam U I A lv ,xy ig A A wb miumihi W-y h 1 M f 1 lu 8 if f 'X 'A Q Y ' , Q 8 W gp 'J Ox 2 2 4 Q 4 W I 3 dl Z Q 1 X ., A' im 'yoix f ,ll O t 5 X , x Q? i ' wa fin 'X gf -Q' , J Q ei . M ,, J ' ' if ' U I if 4 15 'QQ nav ' f J : ',-.N in 'f M. Wil - W 1' I f 4-f FP W fm 4 E W 1 ' . f 19 , .4 5 J .:. '--- M s 6!Opening Darla Anger Michelle Askew Michelle Balkom Cheryl Barnett Shawn Beckam Troy Bentley Gary Bergosh Tommy Biggs Kenny Bolton Lynn Boone Keith Boswell Tony Bradley Sharon Brooke Lisa Brow Farnetta Brown Yolanda Brown David Burmaster David Brye Lisa Cantrell Louis Cassida Hope Chance Florence Chinngton Jeanne Clay Doris Cook Diona Crews Carolyn Cribbs Lisa DuBose Trey Dyar Tina Falke Richard Foster Keli Frady Tonda Francis Renee Gates Ronda Gibert Angela Golston Michelle Gray Margaret Gutierrez Brenda Hall Gloria Smith LaJuna Hayes Twayna Haynes Paul Herrick Greg Hightower Lisa Hill Robert Hoffbauer Michelle Holley lndria Hollingsworth Belinda Horn Theresa Horton Tom Humbert Douglas Johnson Takahashi Johnson June Kamm Michelle Keys Ricky Kilpatrick Theresa Kimbrough Lisa Land Audrey Lee Clifford Lett as ,aff- ,aaa xy, Q 5 it ' . Babies of the 60's A9427 My ,L ia A s ,ff . i -M y Q' 4 Y I' 'I ,- Ps.-. 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Y- V --1-wifi 1O!Opening Johnny Lewis Melanie Linde Kim Livingston Joyce Long Raymond Lungsford Kevin Mann Shelly Martineau Melanie May Lynn McAuthor Jacuqeline McConnico Angela McDavid David McDole Autumn McDonald Jennifer McKinney Cindy Mills Vendette Mitchell Eindlah Mchammadi David Munoz Belinda Nichols Jennifer Palaganas Carmen Paul Marie Peterson April Petery Melissa Pettry Georianna Powell Kim Powell David Reed Roslind Pitchey Arethee Rudolph Kate Rudolph Theresa Ruiz Barbara Samuel Tanya Savage Mary Schaff John Seldon Leigh Shearman Alice Sherman Tom Shepler George Smith James Smith Vonnie Smith Michelle Spencer Stephanie Sykes Janice Tennant Margaret Thompson Tim Urquhart David Walker Mary Walker Theresa Warren Valerie Wataovich Dee Dee White Nancy Wilkey Bryan Wisdom Lisa Young Senior Tigers Show Off l ,., ij . x 'UP' K .,f: QV NX gf, f A 1 'v X E T 5 F H A : . Q in A Ji Q Ly, y, ttlr y Q EH sw if ,X 'Q' iz, ,t , , X I l Kg Q if! lvl F f Their Baby Smiles , 1 ii ' 5,5 I i id kia ,X ..A -u.,,.,f 335 ' 4' il -1 if 5 Wi, ,L:., . ., '- ,A V, 4 4 .W ,, , ,f 4 ' ,ui-4 ' , , f ff Qi fax' 'i A . , at fi 24 M' 'Y J, 2. .f . ' C , .ki x 'Q' .:,L fm if P ' ,. 4-is Q, M 2 f x 0 W 1. i V 1 , 3 ai 'mr' i g 4 V gg' ..V' I A x W Q vi J ' :, gi! 5 ' i c. 3 ' T' My -- 2 1 , , V ' ii I Af , 1 ,ww :V i 1 .iii ,,,.if' .X .,,.,5, gb. , W' :fly me . ,,,5,1, KW! THQ W' i - - -F , - L QM , - 5, P ' I . m, Q L'fff4iii.gg , i iss 6 P M- . , , if 5-msd' va Opening! 11 I ,'Wbli-'3liswiGefal:tif,r ,4ll:1li5'?l5'WlW' . il ilflw-,l1 'Z4'fi3fw521.-vQ,,1Lm f 4, ' .-.war-wwf', ,fmt 3 , fi' A R ffN'35.l-1'wf:,7'f :'Llf f'5'-3'ff? 1 . ia: , l I I r ir '4 l l 1 8 3. Monuments of the past stand proudly in the newly renovated Ferdinand Square. 2. Pensacola's homes show pride from the past. 4. A sign of the times 5. Gulf Islands National Seashore is Pensacola's place of white sands and blue skies. .Typ 5 f ' , : -in I-lm-W-lwmmv--mm A -V '3 6. P.H.S. leaves its mark. l .- V, ,A ' , X 1 S , figs., TQ Y ----4 .Tj-X12-gg, 4 ,-Ni M... . . - --Q -i --.W 12 X Opening ...-an-1 2 3 I n F f .f Z 353 Eb ,- f rs. wr' ,:1... ,, Www Hmm- J, ,wg W 9' --...ne-m i'nrw-1v,,, ,M haw vw 'W 1 , gn. m,M.f1. ' MMM 'W f um-va-1 ..,,,.,, M aa NHWWN Q51 .Ev-'V 'A 'W 'Wa 'KWH ' M ' ' fs- ' .un-' 'MW' Y -mr, ,, V' -.4443-un., , Vw-5 M 4,-'yu , ' - , , v ..a-.Ma- Mn, ...ak A, , Q . , 15,-N., -f . 4 Lv xv 3651 'hs Q-4, N...,, L . ,,. -L. i , ,A -., ,- fl 'J g, eq, H' M, .. fy ' V pf., A . . -, X -is ' f M -- . Q . L V+ g L f l M..m. t U ,WN qui I lk' 2: M . V V W ' uv. N' M K . T. -. , m , W-u ,,, , , X .M --' ,- 1 .ff '- , K .QL - f , I ,,, v gg, 7- N. Y 1: N . , . -... 71, ,Y . . N.. .1 W M. 4, V - - Q I a 713' ,ag :Q - ,Mi f Q.. ,,, H av- -. I 'w,,,4i,x . ' ' ' ' Q ' xx f -,gn s- ing-! - f gm' Q Q ,1- i i f Opening!13 How About Them Tigers! l l l W Q fe rf .. V fs l K o T 1 14!Opening O .ec f' L- 'mms -. M Coach Carvalis discusses the call with the referee. Tiger fans eagerly await the start of the game. it Who's the strongest cat of all . . . Tiger mascot gets the crowd into the spirit. 5 ' 6 f. 7 KA 8 KY I- , ,M 44-fr? ,W V . I H k A , -. 3251? V ,ffiff STL, ' H my N -I N , - ,A H , .,. ? 2 .b1Qe,W'fuwWV,,w:i, , mf - .W J' 2 J. A ' 9, Q, Z N ,wx M we ,V , Q .pd M W .J-Mg sw V f V , ' 2 wr 2 ' Zx'r ' 4ii ?f ml V gz7'f:r M -J' ' K ,J ' ,. ff Ai-43.-V M53 3 , Q 4 1 . I ,. 53. ff 1 ,f . . , 44, I Q., 1-we f'-,, n ' . ,,G, pg, I gg. ' A W , f 'V , , f y ff H ' .2,,gTg6wu Q .g?,?,,3f7'WfH' , ,., m g, ' ' ,' V. f I 5 , . ., 2 V , : in ,, 1w,Qf,ff,f er' 6' -00' 1 1. Dean Newcome assists students. 2. Crissy Duncan and Stephanie McDaniel socialize during lunch. 3. Band shows off its spirit at a pep rally. 4. The varsity cheerleaders relax before practice. 5. Robert McCuIley revives himself between series. 2 16 f Opening ev' E 3 Q fwr V, : 2 gf- ? i' 11, 4 5 f b Qxh ' N . .- N .ru ' . -Q ' . F -:'- - x ' 5 vb , 512.1 K? ,nv Q I f' Sv i . , 1 g F7 ' Q 'V Q 1 xg! X se Og, Student Life fo Hgze, QW' flfma Blain' Craegfa fgee 83,6 ge fd 4 Q 5' 5 gm ra, esfwxfay EY!!! Bfff y Pensacoik , iknsacofa , 55 our rin img 3 agar 40 os? Ar.,f?'M Pmsacofa 15355 Q A5 we Lgafgcr 1501? gfqgcfgcr .Vw we f 'ses 51 ,y life agclgxflmggf Down fse iftufuw Eouhfq Ilf if H05- iensacofa , ptn5GCOfa- 5 Our U c 1 legal' frgg' ifmaiqavfff Wnaacofa 2 President Reagan and Bush won by a landslide against the Mondale! Ferraro ticket during this year's election. Sally Ride made the historic flight into space aboard the space shuttle to be the first American woman in space. Also this year, Princess Diana had her second child, Prince Harry. Pensacola made the national press when four Pensacola abortion clinics were blown up. Medical news headlines this year were Baby Fae, who received the heart of a baby baboon, and three artificial heart transplants performed by doctors for whom so far two pa- tients have survived. Both England and United States groups recorded a record to raise money for the African hungry. C tE t!19 Spirit Reigns at Tiger Homecoming if U' 1.., ,w 3 Ii- ' Q w Cheerleaders pep up parade audience. Darron Dunson attempts to smile for the camera. Tiger defense stops the Eagles offense from moving forward. Coach Pollard assists Webbie Burnett with his mask. These too are Tiger cheer leaders. Tiger players rejoice at a successful field goal. Homecoming I 21 A . W, K g- .,.,. gag K .-. sm ' T : ti -111-,kr - as .W t , w. 5. ,Ts - ,: H9 ,ii Terese Ruiz reigns as queen at this years PHS Homecoming court, Senior candidate Florence Chivington Senior candidate Barbra Tripp Tim Urquhart and Therese Ruiz are crowned as Homecoming king and queen at the game. Miss Junior, Jill Lewis, poses between junior can- didates Pauia Tyson tleftj and Paula Thompson Crighil. Miss Sophomore, Vanessa Morgan, poses be- tween sophomore candidates Danyelle Coiiins Cleftl and Heather Burmeister Krightj. Miss Freshman, Paige Vance tleftl poses with freshman candidates Sabrina Robinson Cmiddleb and Tammy Parker trightl. E x , . 'i Qi,'4,.a' ig, fr. ' ' Lstz,-,,.m. ' Q' .f ' ' -,,,tf.2 1, W . W. 5- 22!Homecoming N Homecoming Court ' n 4 Y. ,,,,,,,. N, 4 , X , s W f 42' 1 1 A f .43 M Q 6 ww ,ff 3,53 f ff ' K: 1 E -fm' go. N V -VQQ 7 Homecoming!23 PHS Hands Defeat G NN . . .,:, 1 . .awgms 2 1. Tiger defense prepares to hold back the Gators. 2. Tigers put power into the game. 3. Coach Madison provides the Tigers with guidance. 4. Tigers are set to run into the field in Scoggin's Stadium. 5. Cheerleaders hold up the 7-Up spirit banner to lead the game to victory. 6. PHS and EHS cheerleaders discuss cheers during half-time. 7. Tiger defense holds strong throughout the game of the year! 24!PHS vs EHS o Rival .-rg V Q: - f N ,Qf iiiisxf ifSF-wg , , i V,W ,M I an iWVV,,.,W, X wumwmgggggg,w , V ,,,, K4 U, PHS EHS!25 Foreign Exchange Students Become Claudia Wetzel is a German exchange student who not only was able to attend a public high school but a community college CPJCJ. She enjoyed her stay here and will miss her friends. Orlan Helland commonly known as John says he likes PHS a lot the students are nice and most of the teachers. He enjoys track, swimming, politics, reading, tennis, and racket ball. He will be returning to Norway this summer and will miss the friendly people the most. Brigitte Rasmussen loves PHS especially the discipline she says she has never seen anything like it. Brigette enjoys most sports especially badmitten, handball, and swimming. She will miss her host family, school and friends the most. Marianne Kilov is a Danish exchange student says that she loves school here especially her friends and teachers. She feels that the school works more individually with the students and covers a lot more subjects. Marrianne enjoys squash, swim- ming, chinapainting, music, parties, guys, and talking on the phone. She says that she will miss all of the crazy Americans and she would like to extend a warm thank you to her host family the Kuhhirtes. olle . as tttt 1 va, . . :Q .5 W - K --ii .sc .. t. ,ff f .4 gf' p KWEVVQ, , 'Ev ' 1 E I w it at-wi, - W' file. , A. t 3 26!Foreign Exchange Attached to Tigerland x Wi. c eng v' '-, ff. swf x asia 35f'a Q A ' .F g X ai QA t. :Q rigs ' A ' X ,X . ,ig gjffi-. iy,,kg, K iii' . 1 . ' Q Y- Q , we ,J 1 - - A .xi ...xr N 5, N, 5- QI 5 s . QUQ 3 V for ew, 161, 'iii as 3 .,.V..35zp 4 . X Ja- s 5 M- , N MX 319 4 'L xg,-S1 vp s , af ' 1 ' -Q. I - . .X . 'T ff in ,. ,TQ-fifgfgm M if J A W ff' + 'Win it Vlf 53 'X 'Q' .,'3'f'. fl f-1,,:.a'2 . fi A X' g.,.. A r gag' 4, -.r ' F 5. A ,f - , . K' , .,. M wi J 'Fir -uw M' .rf-fwfi' f 4 I 9:55 ' , gl, ia YC H sigxgt wg-xg is . 3 X ,ri Agffv x , cf 79 .a3,,.v as-S, 11, - is .' Xu... . '-.Y ls nz? an X31 , W. www' -WM' R ,. ,W-. ,M .W f 1W.J 'M I 1 f-,,, is Claudia Wetzel Orlan Helland Marianne Kilov and Bridgitte Rasmussen enjoy a laugh between classes. Brigitte Rasmussen Marianne Kilov Marianne Kilov and Orlan Hillan pose for a quick shot after school. Foreign Exchange!27 This years Junior Miss brought many new tal- ents to Pensacola High School. Singing, acting, musical performances and a variety of dance were just a few of the talents the girls performed. DECA hosted the in-school contest this year for the eleven contestants and for the four girls, who were chosen to represent Pensacola High School at the county Jr. Miss, their was a special happi- ness. Cindy Tate resigns as the year PHS Jr. Miss with Brenda Hall as first runner-up, Tonya Savage with second, and Terese Ruiz as third runner-up. 1. Pensacola High School's eleven contestants patiently awaitbjudges decision. 2. Brenda Hall, Tonya Savage and Terese Ruiz are selected to represent PHS in the county pageant. 3. Cindy Tate gains title to be this years PHS Junior Miss. Her escort is Steve Stack. 4. Cindy Tate shows outstanding acting and singing abilities during PHS Junior Miss. 5. The moment of suspence and joy as Cindy Tate is an- nounced winner of this years Junior Miss. 6. Angela Rains performs on saxophone for Jr. Miss. 7. Therese Ruiz plays a piano piece as her performance. 8. April Petrey performs song from Cats , 9. Tonya Savage shows her talent in speech. 10. All four of the girls smiling as their names are announced as the ones who will go on to represent PHS in the county Jr. Miss. 11. Lisa Hill sings theme song from Mahagony . GVQM- tt , in MW! 'QM ' l 'Q-:Y ,M 2 Xggiix W Q4 x KT .2 .,y..,.t. 1 4 rw M5 mc- , ,Q ac?-vt -5 kr , . .. , , . 1, ' Q Aefitfg ti 1945 55 Nf l T' 28!Junior Miss I l ,Y 1 :Y an 1 3. 3 5 S 5 .Jan Q.,- eel Q 'Ii 5 Ti il :ga A. Junior Miss Talents Shine mf! Ei? Odd Happenings at PHS 1 1Mth WII d nstrateshowh gt h b k tfh I k 2Nppgbt I isbett th fllg I p I ' 3Bbb Hdg pddl 3OlOdd H pp ' g Ulf? 0 It - xx M ,wg V in M:W4i'A f ,0- --Ja-sei, 'law' 4. Student heads for men's room but is surprised by a group of girls coming oui! 5. This young man seems a bit confused as to where he's going! 6. Michael Falka really wants those Tiger's Tale papers! 7. When you've got to go, you've got to go! Odd Happenings!31 Pep Rallies: Spirit, Entertainment, A Variety of Pensacola High's Best! 1 PHS band shows pride in its music, and no one's left out. 2 Football players charge into rally as stars of the day. 3 These students really know how to pep up the spirit. 4, Cheerleaders perform aerial feat to amaze students and teachers. 5. Seniors show off their imaginative talents to stand out with pride at pep rallies. 32lPep Rallies , it s s QV ni k . 1 l P T l -IAQ Ti ,f . wr' if-is i 6 gg E A I wk fl iik N . 41 if 4 so Q iffgw ...Q ...F qi ,Ng 'Y ,. HN' A' ' pads S3 Nsmwrvwk m sl is 4 HV' S i x 'lf an .5 .A 7 Shouting cheers for the whole school is all parl of continuing school spirit for every game. Shelley Martin and unknown senior call oul the Tiger's name to prove the spirit lives on. Signs tell the story. PHS cheering section moves the spirit. Camera catches students and cheerleaders off guard during pep rally, Pep Flallies!33 Students Enjoy Moments of Fun 1. Dustin Langley reads his April Fools story in journalism. 2. Art student takes a break from work to listen to music. 3. Friends enjoy being together at pep rallies. 4. Student develops sense of Strangeness during homecoming week. t ss s' L , -W . if 34!Students at Leisure ff' ' yr K I if 0 A fd ,A .... , 4,,,5,Z.:M,J,,, I I -Q ' 7. . 'A f 'wit' 'SL K A W y ,, M L H301 PX? 02-Z0 V Dj X Q16 X W32iMW kijwwb R wfvkxswj W Wy W Av XM Nw 5' ?i W Xt C , I Q X, .X I : N W Aww f xx ower gets stuffed with styrofoam in Iways read ' r the udents take ok at T ,W E' ,,4-asv W fha, am' WMU' f .x'm,'fR a. x rg wg, Ms. ygdj A f- Y., W WQMWW, 6 2 E., '14 Q 4 , ,, ' an W 'I I X 54 'K fs , gg f V Q K Am M H mated f ,f , ' Xl, , ffff QXX Q 4 . I X ' K X tan:-:' 3 4 7 GGG f f 'f - HIO- I' va . 4-, X Jw fag' xp 4 X 'I QOR1 , XX. N - I 1 N 1 ! M- M, X - X V 4+ si '04 Academics Debate Lives on at PHS In a Classical education, subject mat- ter was studied primarily to enable the l student to use this knowledge in the ar- ticulate defense of ideas and the criticiz- ing of others. This aspect of a Classical education is still available in today's school in the study of discussion and de- I 'QE bate. A study of discussion and debate develops inthe student the ability to think clearly, critically, and analytically, which are abilities needed to be an effective l participant in a democratic society. Debate trains the student to research both sides of an issue, to support his views, and to deal with counter-argu- ments. Discussion trains the student to work within a group, to compromise for the greater good of the group, and to share equally with others the responsibil- ities of a given task. The skills developed . in a discussion and debate class carry over not only into other subject areas but into all daily situations. wt 3- 1. Tanya Savage, Bryan Jansen, Dustin Langley, and Ter- , wi ryl Bechtol debate current issue. J 2. Tanya Savage uses facts to back up her view. ,gy V 4 3. Debate sometimes breaks into a moment of fun. 4. Serious issues are often argued and discussed in de- ,Q 'f,,4 lil.i,i. f H bate class' ' . 38!Debate N'-Q.. xx F Q, . . M' -1 Reading Programs Benefit all Levels At PHS Q 1 All the reading programs CCompensatory, Remedial, De- velopmental, and College Prepj were developed to offer rein- forcement in reading and study skills. Since reading goes beyond merely saying what's on a page, the courses aid students in organizing, summarizing, and understanding ma- terials they will use during their high school years and be- Al. 4 XV 4 yond. Materials used include textbooks, reading kits, maga- zines, newspapers, and reference books. Several hundred students were enrolled in these reading classes for the 1984-85 school year. 1. Student looks over current issues in class. 2. Total involvement creates new reading interests. 3. Mrs. Kelleher enjoys getting students to further their reading skills in cmss 4. Students read USA Today during Newspapers in Education week. Fteading!39 Students Discover a Variety 1. Mrs. Cook instructs 2nd and 3rd year German stu- dents. 2. German I class poses during 4th period. 3. Mrs. Butler's Spanish class studies hard. 4. Mr. Barry's Spanish students socialize before class. 5, Mrs. Cook checks Lisa CoIeman's German home- work in her German I class. 6. Mrs. Butler's Spanish class study hard for test. 7. Mr. Barry prepares to begin his next class. 8. Mr. Lett looks over French lessons for his students. 9. Mrs. Cook asks students questions. 10, German I class enjoys a brief moment of fun. 4O!Foreign Languages S 4 y' 4 Ns T -' ., N WM' f'f.v ' Of Foreign Languages at PHS Pensacola High School teaches a variety of foreign languagesg among these are Spanish, Latin, German, and French. Mrs. June Butler, who teaches five classes of Latin and one of Spanish, has taught for 16 years. ln her Latin classes she had over 30 individual winners in more than 20 different categories and placed 2nd in the District Latin forum sweepstakes. Mr. Joseph Barry teaches five classes of Spanish and has taught the language for five years. For German, Mrs. Elizabeth Cook teaches two classes. Her 2nd and 3rd year students have read fairy tales and written plays in German which they presented to the 1st year students. French is taught by Mr. John Lett, who also sponsors the French Club. Foreign Languages!41 Shop offers two types of classes: drafting and a funda- mentals of material and process class. The two teachers are Mr. Payne and Ms. Rossmiller. The students work with wood, metals, and plastics. They also do de- signs for plans and drawings that are made bythe studentsforcon- struction of projects of anything from cutting boards to cedar chests. This year they also entered work in the Pensacola Fair. 1. Student puts finishing touches on pro- ject. 2. Student hammers out his piece for completion. 3. These students layout plans for a draft. 4. Student makes final measurements before beginning a project. Shop Students' Work Excels is 42!Shop 'Nuff' 1 I Mlm f. .j hz Q J. -l f Mi' tx E fp , if fi K I Q N gDlC.'l'lONARY E 'NOD' 'fn ,tr- Scholars Compete Academically 1 4 The Pensacola High Scholars: Tommy Ingram, juniorg James Nugent, juniorg Scott Mueller KCapt.J, juniorg Chris Janes, senior Scholars consult each other before giving final answer. Scott Mueller helps Chris Janes with his tie before they start. Scholars Bowl!43 44!Art Artists Portray an N wr M' Unique Impressions 5, Q,-wmakk' 1' l. 0 o l ll f it Q 4 if ,.. fi, 1 Y A. li It .,f we- r ' Qs 'Q' E LKL' Ml' This year's art classes were over filled with students. With onlythree art teachers, Mrs. Schneider, Ms. Ftossmiller, and Mr. Mason, that meant a lot of work and a lot of art. At this year's 5th annual art show, held March 6, many awards were given. Some of the students even sold some of their work to the teachers and students. A lot of pride goes into the students' work and everyone enjoys being able to see what the students do, 1. Mrs. Schneider helps student with painting. 2. Mrs. Schneider and Mr. Mason pin the Best of Show at the annual school art show. 3. Mouth Duch works on pencil drawing during class. 4. Danh Bui and Thoung Nuguyen complete a painting assignment. 5. Quint Ames works hard to finish his painting before it's due. 6. Art is entered for school art show. 7. Art show at PHS displays a variety of pieces. 8. Chris Flobinson draws a design. 9. Kenny Fields draws a picture. . Valerie Garrett, Janice Wilson and Rodney Hightower finish up their pieces. Art!45 ,..+, If , if ' W - ff 241 ' S XX I' 5 4.2, Z muh .nhl 'Y' if I W ,dn AM- vw x . ,f X , f 'f I' :X 'AK f N X fgffff H ' ln .33 X ,F 3.5 . vqpw ..-1 f'-WE? 5 Q 1 4'.' 9 , I,-,' X f 'AW GGG I, X. 1 ox' HIS-,gl '.V', 1 X ' ' i . wlllluv f + I 'x ' A F Q 5 qv 'Q ' ' 4' f rf Lt' qoru. xr RQ . XX, X S f I Xxx ,Mi X ' . 5' df 5 ' 94, People 1. Senior Class President, Tonya Savage ' ,,,, Lisa Hill: Secretary' Maria Peterson. M ' 2. Treasurer: Denise Robinson: Vice Presidenig . M 3. Senior Counselor D.P. Morgan 4. Ms. Peggy Hess, Senior sponsor 24?'m ',f'f , . i ,m fpwy f K ,.., . 48!Seniors .l. .7 H. '-30 N. ff 5fr'?K YB A x v-ai Robent Adhenbon Sandy Attatne Ente Andenbon Dania Angen Mtchette Abhew Manh BQLH Mtchete Bathom Chenyt Bannett Shawn Beckham Tnoy Bentley Gany Bengoah Rtchy Btgga Tommy BtggA Kenneth Bolton Lynn Boone Cathy Bonnen Seniors!49 Tong Bnadleg Melanie Baaniieg shanon Bacon Faed Baoohb Alina Baown Faaneiia Bnown Tina Bnown Tonga Baown Vaionda Baown Voianda Baown Theaeba Baunea Joel Baaganb webbie Baanett Liea Cantaekl Loans Cafsfsida Hope Cnanee Minn Chau Fioaence Cnivingion Dang Chaa Jeanne Clay Doaie Coon Mandy Cook Many Coaeneveny Diana Caeam Canolgn Caibbe Donna Cnobbg Nea Dang S. Dang Dianne Davieb 5O!Seniors Four years spent nf? S, along the Wa Y i f Liaa Daumon Jamcb DcGnaa6 Aibcni DcLoagc Ronnie Diclzcws Cathy Domich Chfws Doyle Rcbccca D!lfff5f2Q,el Lua Dubozsc Mouih Duck Tncg Dgcuz Ronda Edwwwifs Tina Rcihc Michacfi FGIUYIQJL John FQJULQJS Kcvin Ficldfs Angcia Floyd 52!Seniors Friendships, heartaches, 'gif 'Wi' was 3 and timeless days f-dl' 'Neff' ev-.ah Riehand Fobten Keii Fnadg Tonda Fnaneib Mgna Fneeman Emmanuel Gaiiawag Valenie Gunner Renee Gaiea Stephanie Gag Mieneike Geni Rhonda Gikbemt Angela Goknton Geonge Gnaee Mieneiie Gnag Cnnibiopnen Gnien Ronnie Gnien KeKAeg Gnnggin SGIUOTS f 53 Maagaaci Gaiicnacz Bacnda Hall Scoii Hammock Chailci Hancg Lajuna Hagcb Oalan Hclland Patiicia Hclion Paul Hcniich Kathy H efsicfi Gacg Highiauca Liza Hill David Hilton Robcai Hoggbaaca Donald Holland Michcllc Holley Indaia Hollingiwoaih 54!Seniors and time spent well Jamea Hoiiennead Belinda Haan Theaeaa Hoafon Chnib Howand Thomae Hambenf william Hagengoad Rodney Jackeon Rag Jachaon Kenneth Jameb Chaia Janeb Bagan Janeen Anna Jonnbon Geoage Jonnaon Shane Jonnbon Tahahaeni Jonneon Ted Jonnnon Seniors!55 wiiiiam Johnbon Admienne Joneb Eiizabeih Joneb Shenaiei Jonei Themagne Jonei Tim Joieph June Kamm Liz Ketieg Shawn Kenbg Micheiie Kegi Maiianne Kiiov Ricky Kiipaimich Theneba Kimbhough Amihun Kieinaiiand Richaad Kuhhimie Liaa Land 56!Seniors In quests of knowledge only they can tell. Vichy Ldnd Audney Lee Cliggond Lett John Lewib y fiv mr Melanie Linde Lwmylxmuey Kim Livingoion Joyce Long I ess Linda Lopea ww TLDCZIO Lowd Jenald Lueaa Raymond Lunagond Tnacy Madiaon Angela Mdmtin Shelley Mdmtineau Fnanhie Mdaon S ors!57 Lynne MeAainun Rienaad MeCieang Meianie Mag ni Jaequeiine MeCon eo Connie McCaaehen Kevin Man Angeia MeDavid David MeDoie Autumn McDonald Jennigea McKinney Mienaei Meaniii Chain Miiiea Cindy Miiii Gaegoag Miieheii Veadeiie Mifeneee Einoiian Monammadi 58!S lt's gone away. 1' fail' K 42, ff' v--49 Kevin Mooae Michael Mooae Velma Mooaea william Moaaow Lila Moye David Munoz Taaey Myaich Tim Naleb Paul Nall Baenluyel Ngo Hung Nguyen Nnay Nguyen I. Nguyen Tnuy Nguyen Belinda Nienoll caihy Nixon Seniorsl59 Solalhlan Nanibb Michael Oewald Jennlgea Palaganab Caamen Paul Maale Peleabon Apall Pelaeg Mellbba Pellaeg Daagl Poe Rlenaad Pollea Geoaglanna Powell Klmbealg Powell Veana Pugh Angela Ralno Sandaa Pauannelmo David Reed Jennlgea Rlehaadbon Tong Rlna Pnll Rlllnea Denloe Roblneon Jaanlla Roblnoon Klmbealg Poblnbon Scott Roblnbon UmmaMMmn Sangoad Roinehlld Daagl Rogbtea Aaelna Radolpn Joanne Rudolph Kale Rudolph Teaag Rudolph TMaMaRwQ Daaleen Rabbell Randy Raeaell Steven Sacheli Baabaaa Samuel Tanga Savage 6O!Seniors Good-bye and good luck ,V .,,, fs? il :SRE SFF? ??i please remember this day. waffle i in-A wg, gl X! YES!- 'id' fs D! bv ng-uf sJ ,ggvf 641' '-if -.H-v Seniors I 61 Maag Seha65 Haven Sehatze Veaena Scott Eiaa Seatt John Setdon Leigh Sheanman Thomab Sheptea Atiee Shenman Angela Smith Geohge Smith Gtoaia Smith Jamezs Smith Keaag Smith Laaaa Smith Metitaa Smith Taaceg Smith Vonnie Smith Miehette Speneen Tnanebta Speneea Sanah Stacey Steve Staeh Aundae Stattwoath LeeAnna Stimib Stephanie Sgheb Cindg'Tate Fetieia Teamea Tabatha Teamea CwdATeUmwd Janice Tennant Maagahet Thopmoon Many Thnowea Minh Than Nhat Taan Timothy Unqahant Steve Vanwhg Caatit waehob 62!Seniors Your Tiger spirit swf! reigned high aboveg l. 5.9 Q iw'- 4921 'QV' x.......p 'vw-fn ...af if Seniors!63 David Walken Many waihen JMMAWWM Mike wand Tcmezsa Waxman Cnaib Waibon Donald weehn CWMALWZM1 UQQDQQ white N wilhe ancg g Banbaaa williama Keith wiiiiamb Many williamb Tommgbene wiiliamb Janice wilaon LL4a Voang 64!Sen ors Your pride and oneness live! E1 A Mr. and Miss PHS Florence Chivington And Larry Lindsey Semors!65 PHS Super Seniors Never Stop at Second Best Ji MJ ,ff 1 A, 1 L 5,1 ' 1 X fi' 'KAN id' X VX Ivor!! fix f of .1 X' f Z i i and Chris Janes were voted most likely to succeed. ' , , png, Ie w 9 'kk 1. Therese Ruiz and David Cole were voted best looking. 2. Sharon Brook and Mark Bain were voted most intellectual. Seniors!67 gif ' E E. ,E is Doris Cook and Johnny Lewis were voted t 68! Seniors he friendliest of their class. Super Seniors The Top of Their Class L A or reee r S I, , I .J eerr ttte ' . '.'iL A I W A t e - ieee ' z,A,,wf ' , Q. .H f 5 m . 5 .lj ' rm. 5,1 If z 1- r 'f .UH 1 'Y J, ' ,- .' lv ,iq - ' . v id 1.1 M M If ' .Ja fi. 1' 'lil . 5 - ,W H' 'i'3'nuf . f- , I 2-J' W. ' ' f ' 1 new l Jug -. iwvvfi-Q.,... ,,,,. . saexzxsf-eff. f ,avlfs if.. if .. 5, Tommy Shepler and Vonnie Smith were voted the most outgoing seniors of the year. Clifford Lett and Hope Chance were voted most athletic seniors. ' i 4 Seniorsl69 1. Lynne McArthur and Gerald Graham were voted most talented seniors. 2. April Petrey and Scott Robinson were voted the flirts of the senior class. 701 Seniors a R 5 sw ' Y 'Q- ' , V: I fi 1 .. iife . ..es e., ...Q 4-Q55 Y .3 6' A-KE 1 ,r W' ' rf f x -J ii 1. 1 ,if ' ' v -,J-, A x x x x 3. Albert DeLorge and Lisa DuBose were voted most spirited seniors. 4. Reginald Graham and Janice Tennant were voted wittiest of the class of '85, f nw' ' .- Q3T'f7' k E. hi, lf! '1'lx si Q . , e - if L . :SGA ef' Y 5. N r t New XJ ww f to t ' I V-r.i.x?,5f, Q . D in sau inilii :.. th :f'i K , xg. li Qi - '. Q5 . if .s tqtr 3 . 4 Seniors I 71 I think PHS is what you make it. This statement summarizes Tanya Savage's entire attitude toward school. During her four years at PHS Tanya has maintained a high GPA and has been named outstanding female student in her class every year. In addition, she has been named most outstanding student in cheerleading, speech, biology, Algebra I, geometry, and German I 8t ll. Tanya has not only excelled academi- cally, but she has also participated in many extra curricular activities including track, basketball, Entente, National Hon- or Society, journalism, forensics, speech, and drama, in which she has won first place in both county and state competi- tion. Family and friends are top priorities for Tanya. She achieves happiness through her many activities and hobbies such as reading, writing, sewing, and photogra- phy. Tanya's future plans are to attend Ag- nes Scott College and go on to medical school to become a doctor. Senior Hall of Fame member Chris Janes is a well known hard working Tiger! All of his hard work has helped him earn the numerous awards he has won. Chris has won awards such as top ten sopho- more, junior and senior, and many speech awards. Chris placed sixth in the state in serious interpretation. He has also won the Sewannee Award of Excellence. PHS has filled me with many mixed emotions: I am proud of my friends, grate- ful for my teachers, and 100010 ready to graduate, states Chris, who feels he has benefited a lot from PHS. After graduation Chris is going to Bir- mingham Southern College on a theatre scholarship to major in English. 72!Hall of Fame I E2 I f Tanya Savage PM ,NNN X Chris Janes Senior Hall of Fame ,g,..,, w .f , . ' A tg! Q, .tu , K, .K ' pw. l v Sharon Brook X T 'W fl' 'N . QR X ,F N' jr ' fi f, K 1 I Bryan Jansen Hall of Fame member Sharon Brook has been very involved in school activi- ties during hertime at PHS. As a freshman she was a member of the band's color guard. She has been in the National Ju- nior Honor Society and is now in the Na- tional Honor Society. Sharon is a member of Entente Service Club and is this year's president. During the summer months Sharon is a candy striper at Baptist Hos- pital. Sharon has won many honors and awards. She has been in the top ten of her classin her freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years. She has been made a part of Who's Who in American High School Students and received the Kiwanis Award. Sharon has been very active in the sci- ence department. ln 1984, she won first place in the school fair and a third place in the county fair. She was in the micro- biology division. This year she received a first place and the Best in Fair at PHS. Sharon plans on using her science knowl- edge to further her education at college and to major in either science or medi- cine. Sharon has very positive feelings about PHS. She feels that it is the best school in Pensacola. Sharon says, The teachers are great, and everyone is real friendly. l've learned a lot here and I'm really going to miss the place-especially the peo- ple-when I'm gone. PHS is basically a good school when you consider the pride that is always shown by the majority of the students. This is what Senior Hall of Fame member Bryan Jansen thinks about PHS. Bryan is involved in many extracurricu- lar activities such as the Forensics Team, Student Government Association, Nation- al Honor Society, Latin Club, and is also an Entente sweetheart. He has won numerous awards due to being so involved in the variety of activi- ties. Bryan was among the top ten juniors, and he belongs to Who's Who in Ameri- can High School Students. The most important things in Bryan's life are his family, education, career, and his '69 Mustang. Reality and happiness are very important to him. His hobbies are old Mustangs, spending time at the beach, and debating. In the future Bryan plans to attend Flor- ida State University and major in commu- nications. Then he wants to go to law school at Florida State University or the University of Florida. Hall of Fame!73 5 S it i Shawn Kerby Shawn Kerby was elected into the Hall of Fame for her outstanding academic abilities. Shawn was in the top ten throughout her four years of high school. Shawn feels that PHS was a wonderful place to grow up. During her four years of growing up, Shawn received many awards including Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, and first place District I Debate. In her spare time Shawn knits, reads, sews, plays pool, and watches movies. She is also involved in several clubs in school. She participates in FBLA, NHS, debate, and French Club activities. After graduation Shawn plans to goto college. Education, happiness, and people all play important in Shawn's life. Einollah Mohammadi, Entente sweetheart and member of National Honor Society, runs track and plays soccer for PHS. In his spare time, he also swims and plays tennis and basketball. Einollah Mohammadi 74lHall of Fame Born in Iran, Einollah does not take for granted the opportunities he has in America. He most appreciates family, friends, and freedom. Elected PHS's representative to the American Citizenship Seminar in Arkansas, Einollah plans to continue his education in the field of computer science. During her high school years, Senior Hall of Fame member Ronda Gilbert has participated in various activities. Ronda has played an active part in the National Honor Society, French Club, and Tiger's Tale newspaper. Achievements have been many for Ronda. She has been among the top ten students in grades nine through eleven. Her awards include the following: an algebra award, journalism award, biology awards, French awards, Kiwanis Scholastic Achievement Award, NEDT certificate, and honorable mention and first place at PHS science fairs. Ronda was also elected to Who's Who Among American High School Students and the Society for Distinguished American High School Students. Ronda holds school, her family, and friends as the most im- portant things in her life. Reading, writing, bike riding, and watching television are her favorite hobbies. To further her education, Ronda plans to go to college and major in biological research. Senior Hall of Fame member Mike Ward has only attended PHS for theipast two years, but he is able to call PHS home. Mike has played three years of varsity golf and two years of varsity soccer. He is also captain of the soccer team at PHS. He has been in AFJROTC for three years. The American Legion Award and AFROTC scholarship are just a couple of awards Mike has received during his high school years. Mike enjoys current events and reading. He prefers reading sports and news magazines. After high school Mike plans to attend college and receive his commission as an officer through the ROTC program. Then Mike plans on enrolling in pilot training. Hall of Fame!75 Lynne McArthur A quiet, conservative senior, Lynne McArthur really makes a statement at PHS. During her years here Lynne has not only been Tiger's Tale and Annona artfphotography editor, YAC vice-president, Na- tional Art Honor Society member, she has also been a very active DECA member. Lynne's numerous awards have contributed to her high school success. ln ninth grade she won outstanding artist for Art l, and in tenth grade she won several art awards, three of which were second places. In her last two years here, Lynne has been showered with awards consisting of several first place awards and third place from the Greater Gulf Coast Arts Festival. Lynne is very concerned about her future, furthering her artis- tic abilities, expanding herself, and taking care of animals. But, the most important thing to Lynne is the people who have helped me along the way. Lynne's future plans include college and hopes for a position at the Walt Disney Studios. 76lSeniors During Mark Bain's four years at PHS, he has managed to maintain academic excellence as well as to remain involved in sports and school clubs. PHS has been a learning experience that I have really en- joyed, says Mark. Mark is the Cadet Group Commander of AFJROTC. He hopes to pursue his education at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. lf he is not able to do this, he wishes to attend Auburn University. Mark has also participated on the PHS swim team for the last three years. He is also an Entente sweet- heart, and he is actively involved in the area chapter of Youth Against Cancer. Mark has been awarded the American Legion Academic Ex- cellence Silver Medal, the Sons of the American Revolution Bronze Medal, the Kiwanis Club scholastic award, the Ex- change Club Youth ofthe Month award, the U.S. Achievement Academy National History and Government Award and the U.S. Achievement Academy General Science Award. Mark was also one of the top ten of his sophomore and junior classes and was voted most intellectual in the senior class. In his spare time Mark enjoys swimming, running and reading. When asked what is important in his life, Mark replies, Hav- ing fun, spending time with my family and my education. Mark Bain :- Seniors At Their Best yy B , I If Tony Bradley attempts to calm down as Ms. Dun- son rips his story up. Tommy Shepler enjoys another day of work in his art class. When seniors see a camera, they instantly smile. Theresa Kimbrough keeps a watchful eye on Da- vid Munoz while they pose for a picture. Super seniors never pass up a chance to pose for a photographer. Seniors!77 Juniors on Their Way To The Top 1. Junior sponsor, Ms. Rossmiller 2. Junior dean, Mr. Hobbley 3. Junior officers: Demetria Thomas, Vice-pres.g Beth Dotter, Treasurerg Jill Lewis, Presidentg Me- lissa Pritchet, Secretary Knot pictured! 4. Outstanding juniors: Scott Mueller and Paula Thompson 78!Juniors ll -Z 3293 ' 'Mifune ,Mir W l if ,fs -.., : . -' .... .1 , hmm X X X MgV,.,,, va, .,,,,,. , -Vw Q A av-K . , WM ,gn Juniors!79 8OlJuniors Marci Adcock Rich Aapp Lisa Adams Jenifer Alcott Kenneth Ames William Anderson Beatrice Andrews Chip Andrew Susan Ard Doug Asters Voravit Bagwell Donna Bailey Anthony Baker Rob Baker Brett Barnes Felecia Bass James Bechtol Brenda Beck Erik Bell Sharon Bement Jeff Bergosh Debra Bernal Darnell Bettis Rachel Bettis W N Res we -t xggkt X X w -9, W Qait frm' . ,,,. Kos . ts' X Ai 5?',zf is A -, in it . f ffl . -f,.:- :fr ,. .,,.... 'N A Class of '86 if I p........- l :if W. .D ' , f - Tiff 7 :. .1 N ..a. ,, ...,, . l K , , 'tt Na 16 ,WW N s i Unique in Their Ways l Q I 6 KN 950 ,110 ,l, -a . f Iyx A 1 Lfyfj xx Mx 3 fl ,A Qu f sig QM x ga -wisp Darrell Bishop Kim Blocker Donnell Blunt Kim Bolten Jacqueline Boutwell George Bowers Karen Bowie Karol Bowie Sandra Boyd Stephanie Boykin Adonna Bradley Tracey Broadhead Christa Brown Clayton Brown Janet Broyson Danh Bui Lisa Burnham Karen Cantrell Tammy Carnley Lynn Carr Juniors I 81 82!Juniors James Cash Robert Chapman Amy Chatwood Ty Chau Kevin Chesure Joe Cintron David Clanton Laura Clopton Henry Coleman Mark Collyer Tammy Cook Kyle Copeland Shannon Cowell Tabatha Cribb Lisa Dailey Ha Dang Michelle Davis Ricky Davis Sylvia Dempsey Beth Dotter Steven Donald Norman Doxford Mike Dreadin Matt Drees Juniors , .... H X E 'my M H ,gk X ,..-W-.El ' - eelif Q? Q.. S a-was 5 .. to it tg: is One More Step to Becoming a Senior 'll .La me W X 4 It M178 f ,ff I A W V W Richard Driskell Meon Duch David Duncan Mark Dunlap Douglas Dyson Tina Edland Ronald Edwards Kimberly Emmanuel Terrell Evans Michael Falke Brian Femrile Herman Flintroy Patricia Fleischman Susan Fosler Donald Fowler Tim Freel David Fulmer Kim Gamble Kelly Ganies Edit Gardner Janice Gardner Tim Garrett Dunrey Garvin Jennifer Gaugler 84!Juniors Katrina George James Gibbons Thomas Givens Michelle Gould Malisa Green Renee Grubbs Kim Hache Riley Hagler David Hall Penny Hardin Clint Harrell Kelley Harris Lettice Harris Heather Hart Brandon Hartjen Andrew Hawks Dorene Hewson Rodney Hightower Bobbie Hodges Jack Holland Kevin Howard Pamela Hunter Jeff Iglesias Purrrfectly Picked- S is . . 3.5 -Q The Class of '86 an :UF as ' n x f X :.,,.i K , Q is . Q xx X F s ff ' ' rigs? f i 3 1 . Q --4 -K 9 1 3 I xk x K - l- v Q l: 1 LLL- W .- Q as K i J K X Dennis Ingram Tom Ingram Chris Iokam Tom lsreal Theodorsha Jackson Valerie Jackson Rodney Jay Kelly Jennings Kim Johnson Lacasa Johnson Melissa Johnson Melvin Johnson Walter Johnson Warren Johnson Artavar Jones Ron Jose Miriam Jugger Angie Keys Travis King Robert Kurhrite Steven Knight Theaser Knight Cris Lagos Dustin Langley Juniors!85 86 f JUI'llOfS T . Jerry Ledet John Lee Byron Leger Carol Lett Connie Lewis Jill Lewis Teresa Lewis Wendy Lightell Freddie Lightsey Tanya Litvinas Dana Long Paul Long Regina Long Melvin Loveless Heather Luppy Dianna Majors Debra Manuel Tonya Marshall John Maxwell Phyllis Maxwell Emily McCorvey Karen McDonald Devan McKinney Juniors 4-,X fs VW' X - 'U Y N li 'SP 'ik .L ,,,l 5 iii X x X Q F x UQ' 'XIX fi X B Emi -5 lf x . V' Sl .-f-sp I favfffgq is Design - -..,- - r' ' f rilrs l is f - L J L .ll ssyllllg sl. J 1 51 r .fa ssls - ' . A l i X Q ssla f niggas l Q wa? 5 M if y Q Look Forward to One More Year .1 . 'ff , A -A it .a Y 0 . M Q 5 K 1 Qu 5 f ' ' x, William McLendon Jack McNulty Tammie McPherson Robert Meadows Charles Mercer Bonita Michael Rodney Miller Danny Mitchell Tina Mitchell Scott Mondello Rod Montgomery David Moody Holly Mosher Scott Mueller Robert Murray Juniors!87 Lisa Nellums Chantell Nettles Eric Nettles Jon Neville Khanh Nguyen Lai Nguyen Trung Nguyen Pamela Nichols Sharon Nixon James Nugent Frank Nunamaker Jeania Odom Kelly Odom Floyd Orial Paul Ovates Perry Pace 88!Juniors Em .. if gs S' 1 ,if 'mmrxsm i x 5 fl. Niifvinix ' X .... , . . .. ,. J W . f l ef- f - N QNN: ... . Q , we ff if 'rfsxizm Ai NN...,,. 4, l Ei M X X s N 3 K l -, E15 a -x.J, ...EEE 5 X 5 Q i wa 'X QF' s af r E? E , X E X l 1. , 1 The Class of '86 mum i it N40 w f f -.595 1-W9 is f Q X til T -4 , 6 P Q, X xv R- EQ-. K X ,. M , fe.: fees: . , I T , - veg - .. 4 wx N .N ' 'Q 1 tj' 1:- X fn 5 l Q t .t l. J -l . 29 A3S--L. E w e slte M K'.. ffy- 1. Junior class shows their creative ingenuity in creating float for the homecoming court dur- ing parade. 2. Tim Garrett shows oft his cheering talents , during homecoming parade. Brett Page Jocelyn Palaganas Judith Paradis Linda Parrish Lisa Parrish Jayesh Patel Nayana Patel Daravuth Pel Bounmy Phaly Charles Phillips Melissa Pritchett Kim Reaves Sandy Reuben Tim Rich James Riley Michelle Roberts Juniors!89 1. Jimmy Wright shows that being a junior is having to know what PRIDE reaily means. 9O!Juniors Chis Robinson Tracy Robinson Tracie Rochester Paity Roeben Tracy Rogers Martin Romero Kim Ross Sandra Sapp Paul Sasser Augelina Sawyer Victoria Scarrit Donald Schermerhorn Mary Scholler Angela Seago Tanangelia Seaman Terry Sears 2 ,r x T by -els- . Sa S f ,.o...- g 51 .. ,, ' JB m in as .v X i ssssrgg! K 0 . .-xA A S Class of '86 3' 9 S S .Mi 'txfag V , 1 It Q -f-f :Nr 5, esse S. is 'iii V' T 7' f -. F - -5 5 41 s ig ' ---i . f T Iggy? . K : ul S as X gs is if as SKS. Comes Alive l I -..ti 5 1 ' granted! N-R ,k ': A i 1 ? S ::.,, Qi ig Tim Shanahan Sonya Shepler Crystal Sigmon Annette Simpson Edward Simpson Jeff Slack Carla Smith Melissa Smith Scott Smith Stacy Smith Willie Smith Suzanne Smithson James Solchenberger ggi Somunvary 'boast-lLlNVAfRXf Sharon Spears Flob Stainrod Simone Stainrod Angelina Stallworth Ed Stallworth James Stanley Jeff Steele Shannon Strength Charles Stoeter Robert Suarez Juniors!91 92!JuniOrS Juniors Show All That Tiger John Suggs Mike Sutherland Christine Sutton Julius Sylvas Au-Ty Taing Seircreasir Talton Thomas Taylor Eric Telhiard Demetria Thomas Edith Thompson Paula Thompson Reginald Tibbs Bang Tran Dung Tran Loan Tran Denise Treigie Kevin Turner Paula Tyson Marie Vaierio Melissa Van Hosen Joe Walker Renee Wallis Dawn Warner Doug Weaver ,gif Hess T .- . ..l. ,ami , Iivkwazwfz , ,gs ll Q3 . . es 'Situ it iii ' ,l'Q f Pride at Pep Rally .gs A - 1,3 ' 'K . lx X , es.. ' ng, i -for 5 K .P uf il it X.. ' 2 wa b '-ov E, i . ' 1 .X ff' '.g ff N35 Q wr 2 er E 12' 'L . A - - ,z-1 , , -'xl , ' ' 2 W igift . . ,gf - Y ,lugs -'S .w Xa: lui? , , ,T V . ,- i55.g35f,l, ' K K' Z 'E Y gf s 5 40 Jo Webb Tim Weekly Wendy White Sharma Wiggins Susan Wiggins Misa Wilkinson James Williams Yolander Williams Angela Wolfenden Cortrina Woodyard Jimmy Wright Douglas Wyche Robin Wynn Clarence Yoh Lisa York Karen Young Kelia Youngblood Juniors!93 1 2 3 4 . Outstanding Treasurer: EI 94!Sophomores Class of '87 Keeps Up With The Pace . Sophomore counselor, Ms. Jackson . Sophomore sponsor, Ms. Zoeller sophomores: Tammy Jones and James Cook . Sophomore class officers: Danyelle Collins, President, Chris Richardson, izabeth Wells, Vice-president S Clifford Adams Jacqueline Adams Robert Arca Jimmy Ard Michelle Arrelglado Rosalind Atkins Mark Austin Kimberly Badders Saravoot Bagwell Stacy Baily Jim Baker Thomas Balkom LaSandra Ball William Ball David Bentley Troy Best Rochelle Bethea Tonya Betzer 1. Mrs. Childs assists Ronnie Greene with his English assign- ment. 2. Sophomore English students enrich their vocabulary. Melissa Biles Kelly Blackmon Krystal Blackmon Pamela Blackmon Lawrence Blunt Jack Bogle 96lSophomores 'A 7. 4, f ,yn if I f ': w,,, A-M, - 1 J 'ttll,s 2 , LW' 1 , x 4 , x f 1,12- gb . A n , N,:i, Vg.. Z W ffif: ',.' , 7 ' M W of ' l 6 I 5 X j...f' E' N., M I . as 1 IF' l' if ff Johnny Bogle Troy Boone Tavoroha Boutachan Greg Boyd Kevin Boyer Kevin Bradley Rodney Brock Tammie Brooks Lindsey Brown Nicole Brown Quyen Bui Rebekah Burke Heather Burmeister Zebbie Burnett Scott Burns Shelly Burzlaffs Russell Carnley Shirley Carnley Brian Carrancejie Kim Carter Sharleen Castleberry Patrick Causey Quang Chau Chheum Chhem Phady Chhem Stacy Christopher Kim Cleveland Dawn Collingsworth Barbara Collins Danyelle Collins James Cook Robert Cook Phillip Crenshaw Lavette Crosby Danny Cunningham Bain Custer Karen Daniels Ronald Daugherty Don Davidson Theresa Dawson Maureen DeGraff Gina Dicken 1. Danyelle Collins shows that it is possible t ing. 9B!Sophomores o be creative in typ- Q., K K, 44- , 1 K F yay Q., 5 Qi, i ? Q tv, Ag ,N ,. .1 .4 2 N , ,,..,,.... a Xi W as xx wx 5 wg 'HQ l l 1 Hoa Dien Daphne Dillard Samlane Disouryavong Kellie Dovcettei Tina Drury Elmondo Duckworth Chrissy Duncan Lisa Duvavchelle Norman Eddy Jimmy Edwards Mike Emmons Tina Endsley John Eucare Mary Everiti Binky Ferraro Robert Findley Robert Fish Tracey Fisher Kathleen Flanagan Patricia Fleischman Jane Fleming Delphon Floyd Tonya Forsythe Sandra Foss Julie Foster Tracy Freel Michael French Madgelyn Fryson Rodney Funderburk Lisa Futch Dawn Gaines Frank Gaither Edith Gardner Frances Gardner Tony Garrett David Gay Becky Gerow Gregory Glattli Roger Golden Kimberly Goodale Tammy Grant Terri Green Sophomores!99 100!Sophomores Ronnie Greene Xavier Grice Sean Griffith Marcia Grimes Marianne Grover Rebecca Hale Eric Hamilton Regina Hamilton Joseph Hamiter Ginger Haney Joseph Hardy Melvin Harris Nathan Harris Rick Harrington John Hartman Don Hastings Ronnie Hastings Vonda Hatton Sophomores Direction Leads to Pride .1 f G ,, s Q, 5 - 5 , YE ' it If K K -9, M., : it g...,.t.i garb L H t i M, f , 5 i ., i Qi at t 1 s . ft 2 1-Q f i. 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Mike Hayes Sarah Helton David Henderson Samuel Henderson Marcel Heyen Thuan Hoang Gregory Hollis Karry Holland Edgar Holmes Mary Holmes Yolanda Hosea Erica Houston James Howard Edward llano Zina lrizarry Carol lsham Altonia Jackson Rickey James Joyce Jenkins Chris Jernigan Bonnie Johnson Camela Johnson Melvin Johnson Michael Johnson Sophomoresl101 102 I Sophomores Rhonda Johnson Vonda Johnson Lezette Jones Tammy Jones Tina Jones Geneva Joyner Amber Kelsay Kersandra King Tammy King Jo Ann Knight Larry Knight John Lancaster Troy Land Norman Landrum Michele Lee Todd Leonard Vicki Lewis Ty Likely Gary Lister Kathryn Lockwood John Loftis Louis Lopes Myron Ludwig James Lyle l l With Spiriting Pride, They've NowArrived They're the Class of '87 Comin' Alive. 1. , Ffa 'N b t , i . ,F ,W-sys. -J' 'x 0 'Q A ' K , n-,AXQRT 1 5 9' ,wa ex I'eXf . Ek - s -ag , S ..,. S 3 f Y':- 2 1 t x, -R J- .4 XE i '-ma ig ' R 4 I Nb X42 9 fi 3 2 S X UNF' 1 Diane Mackie Anthony Macwhinnie Pierre Martin Stacey Martin Tamela Mason Rebecca Mathes Rafael Matos Timmy Maughon David Maxwell Carol Maye Chandra McClain Danielle McCormick Erick McCree Marianne McCulley Robert McCulley Lafrandra McDaniel Stephanie McDaniel Rhonda McDavid Trina McDonald Dennis Mclntire Joey McKenzie Shelly Meadows John Mell Shawn Mitchell 1. Sophomore students enjoy a brief moment of fun to pose for camera. 2. Students dress up as clowns at pep rally to boost everyone's spirit before the game. Sophomores! 103 Shelton Mobley Joey Modglin Robin Moody Vanessa Morgan James Moses Scottie Molton Robert Moye Molly Murphy Richard Murray Kim Nalley Aleshia Nellums Malcolm Nelson Darlena Newman Thuong Nguyen Sandra Overbey Melisa Page Todd Page Dennis Palaganas Kenneth Parker Thomas Parrish Carole Parziale Varsha Patal Praser Pel Ouentain Phillips 1. Student's face shows pride in knowing he can strive for the best. 2. Friends help each other out on class assignment. 104!Sophomores if ,awr- L vi it ill ff X we 5 I .U 'fl H if H E ug L24-EL ' 1521 z., 1 vzflmf mfpaql,-' 'f l ww 6 5 'l Gil if r 1 tk E' A if J l ' '3'! f wit 24: 4 tll R 1 f :ii i it . ouuuull , gi W pg . t K , 1 .lil 'V 1 Eighty-seven Comin' in With All That Tiger Pride l g L if 'Tj X X Annu-11 5 x ,,.sn:f, - 2' .sq 'Na I l f ix me 1: Q S' 4 X f v gc N 5 . ,i QP' , tg v As A - ' Gretchen Power Tamra Plomy Terry Pugh Charles Randall Marvin Rasberry Dwayne Rawlings Frank Reali Jimmy Reaves Johnny Reese Christian Richardson Jim Richardson Francisca Robinson Mark Rogers Christine Romero Waller Ross Tim Rothenberger Stephen Rueff Beth Sadler Sophomores!105 106 X Sophomores Kenneth Sajovie Wayne Sanders Kimberly Sanford Rodney Saucier Jessie Saviage Timothy Savage Joey Schmitt Sheile Scott Katharen Sears Frederick Sellers Karen Senna Darrell Sidney Carol Sims Kerri Slade Renee Slay Craig Smith Derrick Smith Natalie Smith , ....... 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Xzf c, , ' 'Wa E 1 294 by L it , I , , ' A E Q WV 'V K t Troy Smith An Soth Tracy Soule Devon Stainrod Dan Stallworth Lorenzo Stallworth Maurice Stewart Donald Stoll Sandie Sutton Thomas Tatro Latandra Thomas Mary Thomas Deloree Tolbert Cornelius Toole Loan Tran Trang Tran Tuyet Tran James Trawlck Dennis Treigle Kevin Turner Karinne Vazquez Patrick Vega Rebecca Villalpando Quyen Vo Oth Vorachack Angela Wall Marilyn Wallworth Sharon Ward Joseph Watley Anthony Watson Mary Watson Yvonne Weatherspoon Kimberly Webster Stephanie Welch Elizabeth Welles Charlotte Westry Diana Whitlock Jennifer Wilbur Arthur Williams Danny Williams Hattie Williams Mathis Williams Sophomores! 107 Stephanie Williams Timothy Williams Stacie Workman Terry Wright Yolanda Wright 3 Forenamed to Fame 'N ' 108 X Sophomores By Knowing the Game Tammy Wyer Dalene Yaerger Christalyn Yates Susan Yates Elithea Young W I Sophomores! 109 Gur Freshman Pride Will Show Freshman counselor, Ms. Early Freshman sponsor, Mrs. Boyd Freshman class officers: Judy Gerdau, Treasur er, Shannan Wilson, Secretary, Holly Paton President, Stacy Virgin, SGA Rep., Angie Petrey Vice-pres. Outstanding Freshman, Tara Greene Outstanding Freshman, Roger Shearman 11O!FreShmen FRESHMEN Freshmen! 1 11 112!Freshmen Roosevelt Adams Kelly Adcock Dan Agar Michelle Aguilar Rachel Alderman Abdur-Rahman Ali Michael Alves Melissa Andrews Joseph Archer Angela Ard Tracey Armstrong Angela Atkins Charles Atkins Stanley Babinski Amy Bain Andrea Baldwin Kenneth Ballard Sabrina Barber Marvin Baria Larry Barlow Rhonda Barnard Bradley Barnes Bridgette Barron Shannon Bathurst Joseph Bennett Reggie Bishop Tony Black Shawn Black Dennis Blackmon Odell Blackston Baby Tigers Show Their Pride Eli? llffal' L f, , .' if t hi , ...NNN F l 1 ..:f1evf1- A 1 Na., .. ,S :QQ 112- 1 xy. ...sf W 'R' C 'JBTSIQRQ-. Ku. is si JV . .... . -w.,.1..-e.- .1 'ftfii if - . 25535: gig 5 a 'ra is S 2 3 3 I S5595 as as ' gi XX 2 Q 13-3 x ii so ik 1 . 5 2 me . .' 'Q' ft at il . . , iw' W . x .l it 1. Freshmen work thoughtfully on science assignment. 2. Students strike unique smiles for Camefa. William Blocker Chad Boltz Tashia Booker Troy Booker Danny Bowers Karen Bowers Mario Boyette Albert Boykins Ronda Boyles Michael Bradbury Eric Bradley Ginger Braswell Joanne Brink Cheron Brown Sharon Brown Tammy Brown Steve Bunch Kerry Burgans Vickie Burkenpas Robert Burr Larry Butler Christopher Cain Tina Carver Andy Chalk Christopher Champion Stephanie Champion Brenda Chase Lora Clark Sebastian Cleveland Dennis Cole Freshmen! 1 13 Freshmen pose for picture prior to the start of their school day. Paige Vance works diligently on her class assignment. Lisa Coleman Jimmie Colley Katherine Collins Sharon Collins Vicki Collins Michele Colon Cindy Cook Eric Cook John Cottle Robert Cowan Stephen Cox Jeffrey Craig Richard Crews Jeana Crosby Susan Crutchfield Tamara Dabon Delond Dale Sang Dang Katrina Darnes David Davis Michael Dawson Chuck Deering John Dejarnette Brian Dillon Somphou Disouryavong Jayne Drees Wendy Driscoll Andy Duerksen Justin Dukes Martin Eddins 114!Freshmen B , . me x l 2 as -N 2 X if as if gk,.1f si S 2 i .Q ,A s ! J so sl' E4 we X , l i Ss i lr l 2 NS fs 5.1 wx 's it Ei l ilii NX sl, ,f A I .1 .. at X X 'i r i,, E i tif ii W it 2 it 2 , , ,I F W X.-wx ft Q ft .- get c- -Q wiigii 5 Angela Ellis Tracey Euker Donte Everette Brian Ezell Phillip Farrington Jeff Fendley Kenneth Finley Kerry Fischer Deborah Fletcher Donald Fletcher Cynthia Foss Demetries Franklin Matthew French Michael Fuentes Mike Garrett John Gates Melissa Gates Judy Gerdau Hillard Goldsmith Leslie Goodlin Lauren Graver Marvin Gray Janine Gray Shannon Gray Jeremy Greene Tara Greene Steve Griffin Shay Grissom Paul Grover Ray Grubbs Dorothy Gulley Christine Gunder Aemelia Gutierrez Donald Hache Paul Hale Susan Hale Patrick Hamilton Thomas Hardaway Jaryl Harrison John Harsey Joseph Hart Leslie Hayes Pamela Hayes Steve Haynes Tracy Helton James Henderson Darlene Heriot Frances Herring Dereck Hewson George Hicks Billy Hill Leha Hoang Karl Hobdy Edward Hoffbauer Amy Hovatter Shane Howell Scott Hritz Cynthia Huff Donald Hunter Phuoc Huynh Christine lglesias Kris llano Robert Ingram Karen lsrael Connie Jackson Constance Jackson Karen James Trina James Ricky Jaquez Ronnie Jarman Preach Jenkins Erika Jennings if ..,,,. -lf .2 -Y' 1 J ,W 1 G6 L ,t .na , A. , ,Nr 5 w ffl T -2 Ntrfitfegafiagtnyt R- wifihiii it A Q 5 ' - - . mul- 1. 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Freshmen football team strives hard to beat opposing team Jason Jernigan John Jernigan Eric Johnson Frank Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Randy Johnson Shawne Johnson Kenneth Jones Roselinda Jones Erika Jordon Paula Josey Rebecca Joyner Brian Key Audrey Kidd Michelle King Edfrem Knight Stephanie Kress Gary Lacross Joan Lagos John Langley Terry Latham Maggie Laui Roe Lawmam Trang Le Charles Lee Jake Lee Charmaine Leggs Larry Lewis Robert Lewis Kent Lipham Teresa Livesay Jimmy Lloyd Jeffery Lucas Douglas Lunsford Sophia Macks Karen Madden Mary Madden Maiano Manangan James Mancillas Christopher Manning Michele Marchesseault Charles Marrelli Jackie Martin Michael Masek Christopher Mason Beverly Matheny Marc May Deanna Maye Brian McCreary Victoria McCoy David McDonald Paul Mclntire Randy McKim Mary McMilIian Thelton McMilIian Colleen McVicor Patches McVicor Victor Mercado Tracey Merritt 118!Freshmen 2iI.l2i?lE3siia ki'fZ51S?5Qs5f9Zf ' ggfzgw 3 eg 1 -wgQ,, T egg iw ,Q f A 4 Vaggliy ,pr jg 55 ii S? if if ' A. HQ i g 5 is 3 ' .rctrrrct f ,d,,ll crlct llcrslt if , at iii ' U1 .W A at W gl 'TV MPV wiwmwmaf 4? ii, ' F I ANL 1 ., ,, , Egggjji t 't X it J gffli, T J 1' , ' at KJ -of ,r,, wi They Climb to Greater Heights l M' l Class of '88 ...f'f.2?ZEY H,.o.f TSW as 'H Sl' 43 g t, f. -fm ,ff, 1 K6 Q 4. E, W' ggwwhifgg gg gwwavgg Efiilirilliififixg H ' ' ' Wili' 42:11 l 4' -an 1' ..g?m 'll .. ,,,,.. ,, . . . .. f' 1 Y. -2:':J 'I as. magma 3 .. .. .. . V.: lW.EE,W.,. ,. ,,.,, .. ,ga ,UWW -1 'Wait fl, ,J gf ,r . .,,.W, . . ' 'h 1 ' 9u6?E,f ,AAA V , 5?Q7f mm K... gWWg,owWMWtQWWWmH wwwkwewmef ,WWMW .411 .11 ttf' if' X E e!.JWh??Q A I 4' -s . W ,WZ , . ,X Jayne Miller Ki Misora Kerri Madglin Kenneth Moore Richard Mosley Velmatene Motton Walter Muecke Christopher Mueller Robert Mullins Roger Murphy Sharon Murphy Dezendra Myrick Kenneth Nash Michele Meal Cathy Nelson Mary Nesmith Bonnie Ness Deon Nettles Jason Nezat Thai Ngo Danh Nguyen Hahn Nguyen Hoang Nguyen Tam Nguyen Mike Noble Douglas Norris Ae Nouxay Denie O'Brien Merle Odom 1. Working hard to make good grades, students hit the books to finish early. 2. Completing assignments is number one on these students' agenda. Freshmen! 1 19 12O!Freshmen Tamatha Oglesby Gregory Oleson Buffy Oliver George Pafford Sean Palmer Joe Parker Tamatha Parker Tara Parrish Nilesh Patel Holly Paton Lorraine Patton Bo Pearson Holly Perry Angie Petrey David Pickard Sabrina Piquette Lapage Pitts Tommy Pitts Deirdra Ponds Angie Pope Kerrick Portis Teresa Powe Cindy Pugh Dennis Qualls Gregory Randlett Jill Rarer Tuneshia Rashied Russell Rauanheimo George Rausch Shannon Reeder Dawn Reilly Inga Render Walter Rhodes Ji I 1 tri g 5 X 5: is get I i X f at ' 9 5 Sits x x 1' Q fx Y tt s X I iiiti i ssss ' 35' 3 ' ' ,t Jr gg tin t tv. R in i 4- xgg R ' itf itii 'ti-it f ,ft., 9f- 5 c it i ttti i 1. N ts' i' ' :. -v?ib f A -14113: zrliiaffiiifzv, il f Q t 'f fff sy sal c i X ff ' X LK f 5 i55:f argl' r ' I 1 F, They Know What It Takes When It Comes to '88! Connie Richardson Kevin Rideout Daniel Riley Sarah Rivers Cary Roberts Montie Roberts Sabrina Robertson Tammy Robnett Sharon Romigh Dianna Rucci Robert Rupp Megham Russow Lisa Sajovie Brenda Sallis Hasson Sanders Jason Sanders Joseph Sanders Keith Saulsberry Jonathan Savage Zolen Savage Michael Schaff Douglas Scheidl Michael Schultz Glenn Schweiger Freshmen! 121 Christopher Shearman Amy Shelton Roger Sherman William Shiver Eric Shorter Kimberly Shumate Rudy Sidener Jeffrey Simpkins Bryon Skinner Dale Smith Janice Smith John Smith Kenneth Smith Lisa Smith Lucinda Smith Marice Smith Raylanda Smith Steven Smith Timothy Smith Timothy Smith Victor Smith Mary Sparks David Sparrow 122 X Freshmen l L . E i 4 945 fm fir 1 f V Q-at ,f. fc, , I fe: up vi 54, if. - N12 z, , 1 Ma, i 2. Wi ,,,. . ' I H V nf, ilk, ' f K . 5 K LVVL W A 'l g 'ttt.,tt I ' My ,V AV ,f.,,,. 5 f,.: it M t fa. mfr rii J S f W V S' M, 'guy' K ,Najaf 'M' P 1 f Zi ' Z 7 f ff is. I ff 2 A ,,'f'Ww it 3' ix ,. , 3 V ff. . , ii ittit ,, 1 - .,:,fv,,:, , f. 52 Timothy Spencer Tuwanna Stallworth Yalondra Stallworth Charles Steele Sabrina Stein Kirstin Stevens Scott Stevens William Stewart Kirisa Stokes William Stone Angie Strickland Guy Stroup Leon Stucks Prapaporn Suphasiang Sandra Sutton Heather Sykes David Taylor Monica Taylor Patrick Taylor LaTonya Thomas Marie Thomas Dawn Thrower Chuong Tran Cong Tran Quan Tran Russell Trivitt Keith Tucker Herman Turner Leon Turner Gilbert Valerio 1. Student admires classmates doing their work 2. Mrs. Schneider gives two of her students their class schedules. 3. Freshmen students listen attentively to their English teacher. 124 f Freshmen Paige Vance Gien Vanpham Anthony Vasquez Scott Vaughn Priscilla Vazquez Robert Viens Angela Virgin LaStacey Virgin Ha Van Vo Kenneth Voyles Jeffery Walden Alexis Walker Erin Walker Jillana Walker Sherry Walker Wesley Walker Deborah Wallis Tracy Ward Jimmie Watley Carol Watson Jena Watson Cedric Weatherspoon Angela Wehmeier Steven Welch Steven Welch Richard White Rannie Wiggins Tammy Wiley Brian Williams Danny Williams Derrick Williams Joseph Williams Joy Williams Kellie Williams Lanny Williams Sheila Williams -35 as 2 ,,- 4 Eu' ,V - .4 ,, 5 W' ki me ' fi,Z5911i ,H sv, fgtfsseswffe MB: it- ,,, t .tefzftfatg f- ,yi ,E mal . , .sim v vnaeeu ' gwgga HQ, as in 'l N my 'Wk usszzvff' W, ,1 x in V wwazfw relive' -ff- W .ww --ff-'faux .. , , , W'w'53'V'L '9i ' J ' ' 1,-:fwemmll J.. - V W , fzfz:.:W1 ttt salsa mf- fs . , wawgfiqzai F at 5 ,wg al' rartir gas I ,N all X Y' 4' get:mrmf,1,l.u:.fm,1w 1 --fwwvzsaszsssfw ,f , gh ? 35 A H li 5 . i 51 X. ::f1llJ,S-GLLlZuiiSiSN3S- 2 aa li? gggigr X W .. gg., 'S :ff A L-.'l , 1 ,Nfl I 5' M 4 7 1 ,:,, . L- f i, 841' i 23 , F ,t si at Jennifer Williamson Jimmy Williamson Angela Willis Pamela Wilson Roy Wilson Shannon Wilson Stephen Wilson Stephanie Wingate Timothy Wingate James Wise Lorie Wright Gregory Wyche Maria Yeo Angela Yoder Catherine Young 1 2 Q -. Freshmen students benefit from the reading program at PHS. Freshmen get acquainted with PHS during orientation. Freshmen! 125 Sharon Adams, Basic Skills Sarah Armstrong, English Jean Barnhill, Bus. Ed. Joseph Barry, For. Lang. Jozan Blount, Bus. Ed. Willa Blue, English Mary Blumer, Math Julia Bowles, Librarian LaDon Boyd, Dean David Brown, Phys. Ed. Nga Bui, Aide June Butler, For. Lang. Linda Carter, Sp. Ed. Leo Carvalis, Athletic Dir. Lisa Childs, English Bobbie Clark, Sp. Ed. J.P. Cone Jr., Principal Elizabeth Cook, For. Lang. Rowena Crane, Soc. Studies Sherrie Crooke, Science Alice DeMiIly, DCT Donna Dunson, English Sandra Early, Guidance Craig Exner, Science Katherine Frazier, ESL Sam Garrison, Sp. Ed. Lola Gomez, Attendance Deanna Gordon, English Phil Graham, Science Debra Greene, SLD James Gulley, Math Cecil Hardin, A.C.!Heating Gwinn Harris, Math Jacquelyn Hartjen, English Glynda Henley, Band 126!Teachers Stand Out in '85 ..:-WW, t - ag..-,, .. ..,,.,.x l ,..,, Vx, . , Q..--mls - X at NE . -K - IQK 5 'M sg 'isa ,, ,,,, gl 53 Q ll S3359 E b W- an-.merit .. .. X il X m x ma as XR Russell Herring, AFJROTC Peggy Hess, English James Hewitt, Science Mack Hobbley, Dean Juanita Holladay, Reading William Houdashelt, Sheetmetal James Howard, Guidance ' Wilson Howard, AFJROTC Nancy Huhn, English Michael Humphreys, Science Marianne Hussey, Math Jack Jackson, Science Leah Ann Jackson, Guidance Rita E. Jones, Ass. Principal Yvita Jones, Home Ec. Viola Jordan, English Kathleen Kelleher, Reading Roy Kelly, Math Jean Key, Bus. Ed. JoAnn Kilgore, English Rebecca Kucala, Sp. Ed. Cindy Lebron, English John Lett, For. Lang. Anne Little, Soc. Studies Jan Lloyd, Science Carl Madison, V.T. George Mason, Art James McArthur, Science Colbert MoLaurin, AFJROTC Lucy Mitchell, Occu. Spec. Cathy Monteiro, Science Teachers! 127 D.P. Morgan, Guidance Marilyn Moulton, Fash. Msde. Frederick Newcome, Dean Virginia Page, Soc. Studies Mary Parson, English Purcell Payne, Ind. Arts Jerry Pollard, Phys. Ed. Kathy Proctor, Bookkeeper Ron Quina, Math Pearline Quinn, Home Ec. Mark Ransom, Math Catherine Reaves, Math Barbara Reed, Aide Marsha Regina, Phys. Ed. Sandra Robinson, English Carolyn Rohr, Basis Skills Barbara Rose, Dean Julia Rossmiller, lnd. Arts Michelle Schneider, Art Barbara Simmons, Librarian 1 Teachers show all that Tiger pride during football games. 128!Teachers PHS Teachers Show Gff ,.. ,,,.. ' as g as 2 ,A-,B W, , - ,f ' 2 Z W W ' 1,1 . ,..,.... ,Vs if . V' V VV II, ,.,,, it tytr ' ,,, , ,,,, . ' ' , 5 V , ,, , ,,., .., , W, 4 H 'r1r., wif xy.: -1 ggzgisg- , 1 Their Tiger Pride g V. sei if 3.2- X X Sharon Slocovich, Bus. Ed. Frank Slusser, Driver Ed. Richard Souza, Sp. Ed. Ronnie Smith, Bus. Ed. Kay Spearman, English Ann Standley, Aide Evelyn Stewart, English Linda Thomas, English Daniel Thompson, Science Lily Townsend, Health Occ. Aleene Tully, SLD Marion Van Etten, Secretary Elton Van Horn, Welding John Webb, Band Maebelle West, Secretary Thomas White, Driver Ed. If Annie Williams, Soc. Studies Kathy Williams, Home Ec. Ernest Wilson, Soc. Studies Linda Zeiler, ESL Sally Ann Zoller, SLD 1. Mr. Barry takes time to help Alexis Walker learn more Span ish Teachers! 129 CWS ' fig, 4 Z '- ,- - ' -X- Qy h . if XX x X ,W gffifix ? nj , -1 ' ff fl V Gm Lo f GJ A ' I4 ov a? . yur' f lllllll l -X - , r Q N sv 819' xf' 4 X S . ' -Q X iw 'ca Clubs Anchor Service Club Tammy Cook, Renee Gates, Beth Jones, Lisa Young, Misty Miller 132 X Anchor Sandra Boyd Nicole Brown Tammy Cook Beth Jones Wm . S R f Becky Gerow ,..S7 Donald Shermerhorn Z Anchor! 133 PHS Band Pride of the Southland PHS Drum Majors, Angela Raines and Therese Huh. PHS Fhne Une:TakahashiJohnsom Yamnda Brown, Lisa Brown, Marilyn Walworth, Marianne Grover, Karry Holland, Lee Ann Smith. Row 2: Lisa Cantrell, Demetries Franklin, Sbrina Robert- son, Diedra Ponds, Molly Murphy, Gina Dickin, Christalyn Jates, Natile Adams, Vicky Burken- pass 1341 Band ss Saxline: Regina Hamilton, David Clanton, Kent Lithum. Row 2: Kevin Ball, Walter Ross, Carol Maye, Louise Richard, Mathew Cox. Clarinet line: Rachael Gardner, Mary Everitt, Mi- chem Comn,Phonda McDawd,DaHene Hedoh, Linda Parrish, Sharon Nixon, Sandy Rueben, Del- phon Floyd, Lorraine Patton, Clarissa Durant, Memdy ChHsHan,Tma Edmnd.Row 2:Angem Rames,Tom ParHsh,Joe Benneh Ken Jones Kersannora King, Angie Baldwin, Jayna Miller, Bridgette McQueen, Cindy Huff, Tara Parrish, Cindy Cook, Betty Crumpton, Carmen Paul. 2 Band! 135 Band Performs With Versatility Brass: Chuck Deering, Teresa Dawson, Suzi Smithson, Diane Chatwood, Mark Dunlap, Rod- ney Jay, Rickey Jaquez, Joy Williams, David Henderson, Ronald Edwards. Row 2: Teresa Ruiz, Jimmie Dennis, Reginald Tibbs, William Morrow, Steve Wilmer, Steve Welch, Joseph Hardy, Gretchen Power, Eric McCree, Rohman Ali, Albert Boykins, Arthur Haynes, Jimmy Ed- wards. Drumline: Scott Robinson, Lawona Ross, Tammy Robnett, Belinda Nichols, Misa Wilkinson. Row 2: Bdan EzayL Fred Brooks,ChaHes Brown,John DeJarnette, Carle Hobdley, Shelton Mobley, Jim- my VVHghL Row 3:James Cash,Joseph Mon- tano, Michael Moore, Chris Richardson, Stacey Smith, Brian McCreary, Knot pictured! Lisa Par- nsh 136 X Band PHS Colorguard: Stacey Virgin, Yvette Paradis, Rachel Alderman, Marci Adcock, Tonya Brown, Marquita Miller, Phyllis Maxwell, Tina Brown, Be- atrice Andrews. Row 2: Michelle King, Michelle Holley, Julie Sykes, Ki Misora, Janice Gardner, Terry Latham, Becky Gerow, Latandra Thomas, Vicky Young, Tammy Wyer, Yolanda Wright. 4. PHS Brassline performs during halftime. 5. PHS Drumline marches onto the field for halftime pedormance. 6. Band awaits their halftime performance. 7. Therese and Angela direct the band to enthuse Ugerpdde 3 . , 5 Band! 137 Chorus Presents A Unique Sound 3 Chorus: Row 1: Renee Slay, Kate Flanagan, Deanna Maye, Sherry Walker, Carla Smith, Dee Dee Yaerger, Kate Rudolph, Christa Brown, Brad Barnes. Row 2: Steve Griffin, Anoy Duerksen, James Gates, Gary Lister, Valerie Askew, Aurie Luckett, Troy Land, Anthony Watson, Mike Robinson, Jason Jernigan, Robert Rupp, David Gamble, Roderick Montgomery. Row 3: Tim Smith, Beth Jones, Natalie Smith, Kellie Doucette, Robin Jones, Tijuana Rolston, Tom Israel, Hohn Widdup, Holly Paton, Janiee Gardner, Kerry Smith. Row 4: Candy Waters, Becky Driskell, Rhonda Barnard, Beatrice Andrews, Mary Williams, Tamatha Rogers, Trnia Davis, Shenitha Black, Leslie Clark, Angie Strickland, Denie O'Brien, Angie Petrey, Tkecia Battle, Adrienne Williams, Rita Cooks, Stephanie Wingate. Mr. Webb plays the piano for chorus rehearsal. Chorus members attempt to hold a note without watching the' camera. Mrs. Henley and Mr. Webb give the chorus instructions between songs. 138!Chorus Bowling Strikes Up a New Season 1 the bowling ball. l.. V. x . N PHS Bowling Team: Mike Sutherland, Eric Anderson, Lisa Nellums, Paul Mclntosh, Charlie Stoeler. Row 2: Mark Lister, Robert Adkerson, Chris lokim, Charlie Phillips, Ken Ballard. 2. Charlie Stoeler is ready to begin his approach. 3. Ken Ballard sets his sight on the pins. 1. Lisa Nellums eyes her target as she prepares to release Bowling! 139 Bible Club members: Flow 1: Dustin Langley, Pam Nichols, Marianne Schaller, Karen ls- real. Row 2: Mrs. Armstrong, Miriam Jugger, Margaret Freeman, Sarah Beard, April Pe- trey, Tom lsrial, Devan McKinney. Bible Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes Flow 1: Pierre Martin, Joey Schmitt, Philip Crenshaw, Kevin Boyer. Row 2: Zebbie Burnett, Don Davidson, Terryl Bechtol, Mike Emmons. Flow 3: Ed Stallworth, Louise Loppes, Rod- ney Turner, James Howard, Darrin Dunson, Willie Smith, Gerald Riley, Terryl Evans. 14OlBibIe Club-FCA Pom Pom C'Ub .. N 1 Lilfl Joe Centron, Vonda Johnson, Loletha Jones. Flow 2: Camela Johnson, Tijuana Flolston, Tammy Jones, Christa Brown. Future Homemakers of America Flow 1 Mrs. K. Williams, Tammy Brooks, Becky Joyner, Paul Josey, Constance Jackson, Robyn Jones, Renee George. ' Flow 2 Susan Ard, Angela Flaines, James Wise, Tracey Broadhead, Dezendra Myrick, Matt Rob- inson, Gary Melton. Pom Pom Club-FHA! 141 DECA Striving for More Members of local, state, and national DECA: Kim Go dale, Theresa Ruiz, Renee Wallis, Arrista Jackson, Kim Reeves, Dawn Warner, Stephanie Welch, Angela Seago, Dee Dee White, Margaret Guiterrez, Sokhlwgebel, Darla Anger, Lisa Wallace, Lisa DuBose, Lee Anna Stimis, Tamela Mason, Holly Mosher, Dunrey Garvin, Kim Emannuel, Michelle Spencer, David Munoz, Cheryl Barnett, Vickie Scarnett, Linda Loper, Theodorsha Jackson, Sandra Overly, Tonya Forseyth, Tammy Olgelsby, Michele Gray. ,, .: ,,,,,, 4 rr ,far Ai , he? 1, 5Ei,f'E- , 'Q' V , h,. , Iig, ? f f Local P.H.S. Chapter DECA: Sokhudgyeltel, Margaret Guiterrez, Cheryl Barnett, Holly Mosher, Dee Dee White, Arrista Jackson, Tricia Fleshman, Angela Seago, Row 2: Theresa Ruiz, Darla Anger, Lisa DuBose, Tamela Mason, Jennifer Stimis, Lee Anna Stimis. Row 3: Janice Tennant, Michele Spencer, Renee Wallis, Stacey Christopher, Dunrey Garvin, Steve Stack. 142 I DECA W . . l Officers of DECA: Cheryl Barnett, Dee Dee White, Lesa SuBose, Lee Anna Stimis, Theresa Ruiz, Sokhuvay PelkMichele Spencer, Janice Tennant, Florence Chivinglon, Michele Gray. SQESUINV A Y E Kim Robinson, Theodorsha Jackson, Darla An- ger, Michelle Spencer, Lee Anna Stimis, Melanie May, Lesa DuBose, DeeDee White, Tenee Wal- lis, Linda Loper, and Roberta Anderson on tour of the new Hilton. Region I leadership conference winners in mar- keting and retailing. Kim Emannuel, Michelle Spencer, Theresa Horton, Tricia Fleshman, Dawn Warner, Dunrey Garvin and Renee Wallis not in photo. The girls will compete in Tampa for state titles. DECA! 143 DCT Experiences Business Training DCT gives students an op- portunity'to secure a better re- lationship with employers and experience on the job training while still attending school. 144!DCT Kenneth Bolton Lynn Boone Louis Cassida Mary Corenevsky qi 'X'k .QV Lisa Dawson Tonda Francis Angela Golston Joyce Ann Harrison Lisa Emelia Hill Kathy Hester Dana Hook Adrienne Jones Takahashi Johnson Liz Kelley Connie McCraken Denise Robinson Barbara Samuel Gloria Smith Nancy Wilkey Bryan Wisdom OQER4 l 11100 za r t N ill vt e W ,wg Lisa Young Row 1: Adrienne Jones, Barbara Sam I, Kathy Hester, Mary Corenevsky, Liz Kelley, Nancy Wilkey. Row 2: Tonda Francis, Denise Robinson, Lisa Hill, Takahashi Johnson, Angela Golston, Gloria Smith. Row 3: Kenneth Bolton, Louis Cassida, Bryan Wisdom, Lisa Dawson, Connie McCracken. DCTI145 WERE HAVNQA CJZEATTINE. PHS Players lFlN4l-LY 'QL ,,., .yy ,S Alf, .,L,L.wfqm.Mw 146lD wwf' WU w-ERE!-WEE , vii, I RDTD km M411 IN pk-RJRES IT IFMYFRIENDS CU-LDSE NOW E ME ,iff , E his 5? fn 2 5 A ' 4 6 W I M Q 2 3 Act it up .waww N3fmGdpTb5l?- D0xw'nllNlc MY UEI'f.WUZKlNb7 4 ml... 3 rata XX Qdgpk Os Row 1 Jennifer Alcott, Mike Alves, Tim Smith, Erin Walker, Loletha Jones, Annette Simpson. Row 2 April Petrey, Jeanne Clay, Chrissy Dun- can, Kim Emmanuel, Darron Dunson, Carol Par- ziale, Kris Guidroz. Row 3 Richard Driskoll, Audrey Lee, Jeff Ber- gosh, Charles Haney, Bobbi Hodges, Charles Marrelle, Cheron Brown. Erin Walker, Robbie Moye Erin Walker Erin Walker, Robbie Moye Mike Alve, Jeff Bergosh, Annette Simpson Annette Simpson, Mike Alves Mrs. Hess lAlwI6vfbNlHV tOBEAAAG3E'L f 4 .1 ff ,f , 1 5 Z 2' Drama! 147 ENTENTE atm w A Touch of Class 'gjvbrhi J! I Michele Balkom Cheryl Barnett Me'af'i9 Bfaniely 148!E1 1 Sharon Brook Karen Cantrel Lisa Cantrel Melody Christian Danyelle Collins Tabitha Cribb Michelle Davis Lisa DuBose Tina Edlund , rf! Rhonda Edwards Mary Everitt Kelli Frady Enferlie!149 Kelly Harris Tonda Francis Kary Holland .W Tammy Jones June Kamm in 'Wi M Jill Lewis 150 f Entente Kim Livingston Dana LOHQ Joyce Long Cindy Mills Holly Mosher Jennifer Palaganas Linda Parrish Lisa Parrish Marie PGHSFSOH Mellissa Pritchett Angela Rains Tanya Savage Enlente! 151 Leanne Smith Paula Tyson Mall' Walker Marilyn Wallworth Dawn Warner Elizabeth Wells 152 I Entente Dee Dee White Misa Wilkinson Mark Bain R. i .W Chris loakim Brian Jansen Bain Custer My Elinollah Mohammadi Scott Mueller Todd Page Quik Chris Richardson Tommy Shepler 2 Mrs. Page Entente! 153 Tom Balkom Debra Bernal Florence Chivington Carolyn Cribbs Beth Dotter Kim Emanuel Tricia Fleshmen Dawn Gaines Stephanie Gay Michele Gray Margerat Guilerrez Tina Jones Dianna Majors Stephanie McDaniel Jennifer McKinney Chip Merritt Lisa Nellums Darlena Newman Michele Roberts Kim Sanford ENTRE SCJEURS Club -RF X YD .fr 9. -sf Y Wt .f 'iff' Officers: President, Janice Tennant: Vice-Presi- dent, Jennifer McKinney Parlimentarian, Mar- gerat Guiterrez: Treasurer, Terese Ruiz: Chaplin, Florence Chivington: Historian, Margaret Thompson: Head of Advisary Board, Michelle Gray. Leigh Shearman Vonnie Smith Eric Telhiard Janice Tennant ,,f' Demetria Thomas Paula Thompson Tim Urquhart Renee Wallis Wendy White Jennifer Wilbur Kathy Kelleher-Sponsor l - 1 1 on x- W'-uf Flow 1: Jennifer McKinney, Johnny Lewis, Terese Ruiz, Chris Telhiard, Margerat Guiterrez, Stephanie Gay, Flenee Wallis, Beth Dotter, Debra Bernal, Florence Chivingto, Tim Urquhart, Janice Tennant. Ftow 2: Paula Thompson, Dawn Gaines, Michelle Gray, Eric Telhiard, Brenda Hall, Kim Emanuel, Kim Sanford, Penny Hardin, Tom Balkom. Flow 3: Tim Shannahan, Terryl Bechtol, Chris Janes, Vonnie Smith, Mike Grissett, Carolyn Cribbs, Stephanie McDaniel, Michelle Roberts. Flow 4: Dianna Majors, Chip Merritt, Ed llano, Angelina Stallworth, Demetria Thomas, Jennifer Wilbur, Mrs. Kelleher, Margerat Thompson, Earlena Newman, Edie Thompson, Lisa Nellums. ESC! 155 Members of FBLA: Row 1: Trebrena Allen, Regina Long, Patty Roeben, Cathy Nixon, Tuoi Tran. Row 2: Mrs. Slocovich, nonmember, Anna Johnson, Teresa Williams, Rannie Wiggins, Traci Rochester, Tuwanna Stallworth. Row 3: Robert Steed, Sharma Wiggins, Tammie McPherson, Marie Peterson, Indria Hollingsworth, Mrs. Jean Key. Not Shown: Darnell Betties, Shawn Kerby, Lee Ann Smith a Future Business Leaders of America FBLA Officers: Indria Hollingsworth, Marie Peter- A' -., son, Teresa Williams, Sharma Wiggins, Cathy Nix- on, Patty Roeben. 'HL K I r.,kk 1 56 ! FBLA 1 f-as l i f ' 'at E aw-, French Club Rises Above The Rest French Club Officers: Robert Kuehirte, April Petrey, Todd Leanord, Theresa Dawson, Shawn Kerby, Jeff Steele, Eric Telhiard, Betty Crumpton. Michele Bal- kom, Tom Balkom, Voravit Bagwell. French Club Members: Tim Urquhart, Eric Telhiard, Jett Steele, Vonda Johnson, Camela Johnson, Rhonda Gilbert, Katrina George, Voravit Bagwell, Lein Mai, Michele Roberts, Row 2: Kevin Cheshure, Marcel Heyen, Marilyn Wallworth, Theresa Dawson, Doug Asters, Tom Balkom, Stephanie McDaniel, Sanh Tran. Row 3: Rebecca Joyner, Molly Murphy, Shawn Kerby, April Petrey, Michele Balkom, Donna Crosby, Terrell Evans, Arthur Williams, Tamara Dabon, Shel- ly Meadows, Mary McMillian, Peter Nguyen. Row 4: Thomas Parrish, James Cook, Tammy Park- er, Quang Chau, Robert Kuenirte, Stephen Rueff, Nhut Tran, Christian Richardson. Row 5: Randall Russell, Charles Mercer, Todd Leoanrd, Richard Kuehirte, Doug Wych, Mr. Lett, Betty Crumpton. French Club! 157 Forensic Team Knows Its Stuff 1. Terryi Bechtol, Bryan Jansen, Tom Israel, Dustin Langely, Tonya Savage, Shawn Kerby. 2. Forensic Team: Jeff Burgosh, Bryan Jansen, Dunstin Langely, Tom Israel, Tonya Savage, Shawn Kerby. Row 2: Chris Janes, Terryl Bech- tol, Jimmy DeGraaf, Raymond Lunsford, Charles Haney, Don Holland. I I sr- , gm, 158!Forensic Team W 'sf of ff V .,. W :4'f5C2f : 1 Gayfer's Teen Board Adds Style To PHS 1. Teen Board: April Petrey, Janice Tennant, Jenni- fer McKinney. 2. Jennifer McKinney 3. April Petrey 4. Janice Tennant .52 Zffg 'iifwx . A FX 'if 34 . ,J .wa nz' V W' M1 .nf 3 4 Teen Boardl159 Health Occupations Thrive at PHS Officers: Madgelyn Fryson, Valerie Watahovich, Raymond Lunsford, Camela Johnson, Jimmie Degraaf, Jeania Odom 2nd Row: Denise Webb, Sharon Nixon 3rd Flow: Sandra Boyd, Sharon Brown 4th Flow: Sara Beard, Tammy Oglesby Members: Flow 1: Crystal Sigman, Jessica Hammac, Yo- landa Williams, Margaret Gutierre, Therese Ruiz, Dee Dee White, Lisa DuBose, Denise Webb Row 2: Jeania Odom, Bernadine Knight, Madgelyn Fryson, Sharon Nixon, Valerie Watahovich, James Degraaf, Ray- mond Lunsford, Keli Frady Flow 3: Melissa Van Hoosen, Angela Floyd, Sandra Boyd, Sharon Brown, Camela Johnson, Bobbi Hodges, Christo- pher Cain, Theresa Horton Flow 4: Lisa Burnham, Kimberly Blocker, Sara Beard, Pa- mela Nichols, Kimberly Bolton, Susan Ard, Arfavar Jones, Kimberly Livingston, Mrs. Townsend 160lHOSA A S 1 7 ted? hdlj 0 0 l A -qiukr an ill Valerie Watahovich practices mouth to mouth resuscitation. Valerie Watahovich takes time from class work to pose. HOSA class hard at work. Mrs. Townsend ,sg we K o , 3 'sv 9, i f 3 4 HOSAX161 St 162 X Key KEY Dpens the Door to the Future Tommy Biggs Danyelle Collins Mark Collyer Melody Christian Bain Custer Tina Edlund Kim Emmanuel Tim Garrett Dunrey Garvin Marianne Grover Brenda Hall Bobbi Hodges Dennis Ingram Karen lsreal Ken Jones June Kamm Flicky Kilpatrick Dana Long Dee Mackie ephanie McDaniel Jennifer McKinney Shelly Meadows April Petrey Melissa Prichett Angela Rains Patty Roeben Theresa Ruiz Vonnie Smith Tracey Soule Tim Urquharl ,-.pf .-f, fr-4? v1 Af, -H -fo '7 X Mak Renee Wallis Valerie Watahovich Jennifer Wilbur Misa Wilkinson IS K vs 0 ,N C. De De Yaeger Ki w Keila Youngblood V QNATXO KEY Officers: Theresa Ruiz, June Kamm, Ricky Kil- patrick, Janice Tennant, Jennifer McKinney, Michele Balkom, April Petrey, Keila Youngblood. KEY Club: Row 1: Willem McNulty, Mark Col- lyer, Dennis Ingram, David Reed, Ricky Kilpa- trick, Tim Urquhart, Ken Jones. Row 2. Tina Edlund, Pula Tyson, Melody Christian, Brend Hall, April Petrey, June Kamm, Michele Balkom, Therese Ruiz. Row 3. Erick Telhiard, Chris Doyle, Tommy Biggs, Janice Tennant, Jennifer McKinney, Mike Grissett, Vonnie Smith, Keila Youngb- lood, Beth Dotter, Jennifer Wibur, Dee Mackie, Tracey Soule, Marianne Grover. Row 4. Not in KEY, Danyelle Collins, Dawn Gaines Dunrey Garvin, Renee Wallis, Kim Em- manuel, Bobbi Hodges, Bain Custer, Miller Gay. Row 5. Stephanie McDaniel, Chrissy Duncan, De De Yaeger, Patty Rueben, Misa Wilkin- son, Melissa Pritchett, Dana Long, Heather Luppy, Tracey Armstrong, Mr. Smith-Spon- sor. Key! 163 164 f LaPetite The Pride of LaPetite Lives On Lisa Adams Trebrena Allen Roberta Anderson Beatrice Andrews Rochelle Bethea Lisa Brown Sharon Brown Betty Crumpton Belinda Dexter Katrina George Malisa Green Melissa Johnson Takahashi Johnson Clara Jones Angie Keys Verdette Mitchell Vanessa Morgan Sharon Nixon Aretha Rudolph Simone Stainrod Christine Sutton Sheircreasir Talton Elithea Young Regina Young Melissa Johnson, Sheircreasir Talton, Ro- berta Anderson, Vanessa Morgan, Sharon Nixon, Trebrena Allen. Flow 2: Takahashi Johnson, Beatrice An- drews, Elithea Young, Belinda Dexter, Ver- dette Mitchell, Angie Keys. Simone Stainrod, Sharon Brown, Lisa Brown, Rochelle Bethea, Flow 2: Regina Young, Lisa Adams, Betty Crumpton. LaPetite! 165 F' K ,,.sl' V M Roberta Anderson and Sanford Rothschild Beatrice Andrews and Michel Boykins ,, N 5 ,x it is-1l ' Vanessa Morgan and Scott Robinson Katrina George and Joseph Hardy QS Angie Keys and Ronnie Grier Sharon Nixon and Keith Williams 166!LaPetite 'Hi Belinda Dexter and Sanford Rothschild it of f - Y Malissa Green and Shelton Mobley 2 ki Trebrena Allen and Keith Williams Regina Young and Joseph Hardy Z , , ,, , is at K4 'X-'IK J to Christine Sutton and Micheal Moore S Clara Jones and Sanford Rothschild Q Lisa Brown and Reginald Tibbs Takahashi Johnson and Reginald Tibbs Lisa Adams ' tt.t 3 J . 5 5 f gf: Q. A Vkklhh i . W' J ,J its .. .... M si Y it 1 Melissa Johnson and Shelton Mobley K i Sharon Brown and Scott Robinson Betty Crumpton and Joseph Hardy LaPetite! 167 ' Tb 5 'fv A gy 5 ' 4 5, . , 4 A AIAV 1 , V,, E .,... ,,,. VZ. 1 , ges , 2' J 3 Y W5 fs' AZ , Evil I I +- 5 f e f A W if ' if it 2 s e f - . 1 --,: ff' 5 -g - .1 - refs'-,,, ' i J J J a aa Elithia Young and Michael Moore 3. , .V Z Q . Simone Stainrod and Joseph Hardy Arthur Haynes, Keith Williams, Reginald Tibbs, Mi- cheal Boykins, Shelton Mobley, Ronnie Grier. Row 2: Michael Moore, Joseph Hardy, Scott Robin- son, Sanford Rothschild. 168 X LaPetite W 2 Q Z' 4 gf , ,, . ,, ,..,, . ,C ,,., f in 9 Rochelle Bethea and Shelton Mobley .TZ :Eli ' , EV ,M tyy, to Y , Sheircreair Talton and Shelton Mobley J Mm' ff at M X Melissa Johnson and Arthur Haynes s i Aretha Rudolph and Joseph Hardy S ss.. to sii A Latin Scholars Take Pride ln Their Studies Row 1: Saravoot Bagwell, Jaryl Harrison, Voravit Bagwell, Colleen McVicar, Hoa Dien, Misa Wilkinson, Roger Sherman, Tara Parrish, Tammy Jones. Row 2: Amber Kelsay, Sonya Shepler, Daravuth Pel, Shawn Beckham, Breet Barnes, Tam Nguyen, Buffy Oliver, Dung Tan. Row 3: Michele Balkom, Umpika Bagwell, Lisa Parrish, Diane Chatwood, Jillann Walker, Nayana Patel, Sokhunvary Pel, Debra Manuel, Robert Viens, Terry Latham. Row 4: James Nugent, Melissa Pritchett, Lydia Brown, Denise Treigle, Heather Hart, Bang Tran, Trung Nguyen, Scott Mueller, Michael Johnson, Mrs. Butler. Row 5: Tommy Ingram, Doris Cook, Bryan Jansen, Willem McNulty, Elizabeth Welles, Nhut Tran, Chris Robinson, Frank Nunamker, Charles Marrelli. Row 6: Mark Collyer, Chris Janes, Demetria Thomas, Charles Mercer, Michael Dawson, Gary Glattli, George Hicks. 2 M t l at Latin Club officers: Sonya Shepler, Colleen McVicar, Brett Barnes, Hoa Dien, Misa Wilkinson. Latin members at their annual slave auction. Row 2: Tommy Ingram, Voravit Bagwell, Scott Mueller, Saravoot Bagwell, Daravuth Pel, Michael Johnson. Latinl169 NHS Scholars Strive for Perfection Af Efizii Debra Bernal Danh Bui Lisa Daily Margaret Freeman Tommy Ingram Charles Mercer Scott Mitchell Scott Mueller f M.....iiM ,QQ V 'W' mm or hath, 1' iv' 4 ,tl , are w 4 5 4, --nsfrw Wing E t r f' ' eip 'Wh :S A QWQE 'Virgil ,ggi-: 4 gang 5 -f Q Q M i 3 I ff- -, .L L 4 uv' xi? t 1 2 ff 3 1 Q rl ff up .8 , fri- if if ,l it M 'til lt2'g3?, 5 . X 5 'fu 'vt fr if .J ftf I ff Kim Nguyen ' Trung Nguyen James Nugent Jennifer Palaganas WJ B JE M .gag if , Q t ' A Daravuth Pel Michele Roberts Dung Tran Mary Blumer wi 4 x y. Officefsl Rhonda Gi'bef', Vice 4 Pres.: Einollah Mohammadi, K rri V Treasurerg Sharon Brook, Pres. ' ' oltl M S rrrr' f'1 P NATIONAL 17OlNHS HQNOR SGUETY roll if rrril M, W f N Surf Club Rides in Style. 1 Surf Club Cfficers Lead the Waves. 1. Row 1 LaPaige Pitts, David Walker, Renee Wallace, Dunrey Garvin, Christopher Shearrnan, Steve Stack, Lee Anna Stimis, Jennifer Wilbur. Row 2 Doug Asters, Michele Gray, Tammy Oglesbey, Jannice Tennant, Keith Boswell, Jeff Steele, Elizabeth Wells. Flow 3 Michele Spencer, David Burmister, Florence Chivington, Bonnie Ness, Tammy Parker, Susan Hale, Mary McMillan, Mr. Mason. 2. Officers Chip Merrit, David Bermiester, Steve Stack, Tim Shanahan. 2 Surf Club! 171 is H ,mz, A L, ,a f f:f . . '54 ffl 5? A 'gfz' , 1 -X 5 ,W AFJROTC Marches Cn - ' A 1 ' L1'.1 . r -H ol. Herring Col. Howard MSgt. McLaurin ' V X Col. Herring, Col. Howard, MSgt. McLaurin if H 5 e H W' r rr rrrr as rr T4 e -e e rrrr i r5HHr x v ' ' ' rrH XI-'If A asm' 2 X X 'BS 5 V1-'rs K 172 I AFJROTC Msgt. McLaurin instructs ROTC students. Yj3 7 -w 'F D X Q Qi' f ii .. C in 5 C x K ..- 1 s F L lib Hill , EYEDEREU A e wigs, fg,-if-Q , . 1 Senior staff sets good examples for youn Q, j, i 5 ooo i LG ger cadets. 2. The AFJROTC drill team marches with pride. -i,-.,.,i ...M xr, .A.. -iT,,,,,,a,,,,-,,, .,,, ,,,,,,,,, Mgmwwv ww,, ,W F 95 5'- as Qi, A A E e of eff in if M ee r S ie M-gf. 3,1 AFJFiOTCl173 PHS Tiger's Tale l l I E 5,5441 ' f4'v'Q 4 SQ 'x 41w' T- if-. 'N 1. 1984-85 Tiger's Tale staff: Flow 1 Sonya Shepler, Sharon Spears, Tabatha Cribb, Keila Youngblood Annette Simpson, Ronda Gilbert, Shawn Beckham, Tanya Savage. Row 2: Shane Johnson, Paula Thompson, Dunrey Garvin, Jennifer Wilbur, Elizabeth Welles, Dennis Palaganas, Larry Knight. Row 3: Doug Holland, Richard McCleary, Tommy Shepler, Jeanne Clay, Susan Foster, Donna Crosby, Ricky James, Elmondo Duckworth, Kelly Harris. 2. Doug Holland takes photographs for Tiger's Tale. 3. Staff puts pages of paper together in an assembly line. 174!Tiger's Tale 'Ut .5 .... .3 My 6+ --H ff? Ms. Dunson, Tiger's Tale sponsor, looks over student's notebook in journalism class. Tommy Shepler and Shane Johnson figure out new designs for next issue. Lynne McArthur works on paste-up for Tiger's Tale. Paula Thompson picks out photos for paper. w. -v ,,W,,1,, .r i. . 4-,,. l Mn 2? P 1 in .1 ,..., WNW ..,.. M ,..,i,M,,,WmWWi gm, x XXX 4 ... .5 f... y- 3 ' KN K. W0,,, ...,,.,. WWW Yfff- Tiger's Tale! 175 Young Artists are Fieal Achievers Row 1: Paul Mclntire, Daravuth Pel, Colleen McVicar, Ric Esposito, Jim Sacket. Row 2: Mi- chelle Schneider tsponsorj, Michele Neal, Tara Green, Chandra McClain, Latandra McDaniels. Row 3: Tommy Shepler, Lisa Coleman, Jimmy Wright, Sharon McArthur. Fiow 4: Quint Ames, Mouth Duch, Lynne McArthur, Latonya. Row 5: Chris Robinson, Mike Blount, John Langley, Steve Cox. Not pictured: Shawn Mitchell, Danh Bui, Quyen Bui. Teachers and students take time out to visit the annual art show here at PHS. National Art Honor Society: Lynne McArthur, Tommy Shepler, Danh Bui, Quint Ames, Daravuth Pel, Mrs. Schneider. X 3,1 educqfih , 96' 0, 'S national db 0. .T E. 5 S el . g, honor .5 '53, society 3 013. . . 5 60' ' Charabwv , l i A , isss qq. I 5 ' f otsssi q 5 - : A t J f . ff , sessv..ggzassiuxffs::fea:-,11.1 .1,f ...M -, K. ,,,.,,'-.J 5 :1315 K . .. 5 , ,N ,,,::.i, . .mm ,,,,, ' jig t ttti, L o 5, W S L... 176!YAO it c Student Government Association it .rwgffv Q ga., , , ' , 1 '-'f . W V ' I A ,aaa-.LX .......4 SGA Members: Valerie Askew, Michelle Roberts, Stacey Virgin, Bryan Jansen, Dawn Warner, Karrine Vasquez, Mrs. Robinson. Not pictured: Misa Wilkin- son, Angie Petrey, and Connie McCraken. ii .em - sax. ,K W M Bryan Jansen Connie McCraken Angie Petrey Karrine Vasquez Dawn Warner 3 SGAX177 The Tiger's Pride: ANNONA '8' ,W 1 Z ff www. 1. Robbie Baker, Lynn McArthur, Miss Le bron, and Sharon Bement sort out pep ral ly and football pictures. 2. Paul Sasser works hard on ad pages, 3. Cortrina Woodyard works hard at alpha betizing. 4. Miss Lebron stops work for a quick pose 178! Annona 1' 4 IWW' ANNONA staff: Matt Dunlap, Kim Hache', Melissa Johnson, Sharon Bement, Jennifer Gaugler Row 2: Robbie Baker, Lynne McArthur, Cortrina Woodyard, Miss Lebron. Row 3: Raymond Lunsford, Paul Sasser, Melanie May. e 1 R' E 2 l ., .si f ,..?,.12.La.,f,,, . W:',y f 4 ff fav M 'W' my ,ZW M 14 . ,, M .. ...x. ,S . Melanie May works hard to finish freshman layout pages. . The ANNONA staff shows off Tiger Pride during homecoming week with a . Lynne McArthur demonstrates her artistic talent for the ANNONA 85. . Robbie Baker and Theaser Knight tag mug shots. i ' 9 'N-. '--...WEN Annona! 179 fx f QW 54' :A e 3144 4 4 1 1f W'i wa 7 X if 5221 , 41 5 ,V,g :IAM Emi! E S , Sports ff Coach Pollard Erik Bell Mike Emmons 1' James Howard Ed Ilano Robert McCully Daryl McNair Ricky Potter Jimmy Reeves Gerald Riley Joey Schmidt Ed Siallworth 182!Varsity baseball Tiger Pride Shines on the Diamond Pat Taylor ' ff 5 ? if Tim Urquhart Joe Walker Albert Williams Todd Williams Varsity baseball team: Row 1: Mike Emmons, Pat Taylor, Jimmy Reeves, Daryl McNair, Tim Urquhart, Erik Bell, Joey Schmidt, Albert Williams. Row 2: Ed Stallworth Joe Walker, Todd Williams, Ricky Potter, Robert McCulley, James Howard, Ed llano, Gerald Riley, Coach Pollard. Varsity baseball! 183 Y . . as ,, pxwmiysksh SY W.. , Nw.. rw K 0. . ,M . S' . M: Q- ,-,.. we Qvemf l W -J Whsnkqwmxl Sm JV Baseball Slides Into Action 1. James Howard 1317 made it to 3rd base with great ease. 2. Edward llano prepares to make a homerun. 3. James Howard H17 goes to bat with confidence. 4. Erik Bell performs great play as he gets one Woodham's players out. 5. Ftow 1 Victor Smith, Bobby lngrin, Donald Hache, Sebastian Cleveland, Chad Boltz, Sarovoot Bagwell, Dean Nettles. Row 2 Dennis Treigle, Steven Bodiferd, Mark Austin, Eric Bradly, Paul Grover, Ronnie Green. 184!JV Baseball 9526155 F3 awww as If B . -V 5 ' . f .4 , Y 4,3 g--f sgfss-P,j. a Mark Austin Sarovoot Bagwell Steven Bodiferd . A .uf we J .m.L Chad Boltz Paul Grover Ronnie Green Bobby Ingrin Eric Bradly Sebastian Cleveland , .,fV :wi .. I Y' Q? . at xmgmix Dean Nettles Victor Smith Dennis Treigle JV Baseball! 185 Ronnie Dickins Clifford Lett Larry Lindsey Antoine Richardson Daryl Royster Derrick Smith Marty Weathers Clifford Lett shows off his great talents. Row 1 Coach Newcome, Larry Lindsey, Clifford Lett, Marty Weathers, Daryl Royster, Antoine Richardson, Derrick Smith, Ronnie Dickins. 9 Varsity Basektballf 187 Row 1 Cleveland Richardson, Raymond Williams. Row 2 James Nugent, Larry Blunt, Xavier Grice, El- mondo Duckworth. JV Rebounds to Become the Best sits if 55 A 'sn E3 if fl X -mul-r xK-' W Larry Blunt Elmondo Duckworth Xavier G,-ice JBITIGS Nllgeni Cleveland Richardson Raymond Williams 188!JV Basketball Freshman Cagers Slam for Victory 'Zyl 7 49' E 5 1. Rhuman Ali 2. Lane Booker 3. Albert 4. Sebast 5. Matihe 6. Keith S 7. Marzei 8. Albert 9. Cedric 7 8 9 9 ,N Varsity Girls Keep on the Move CP Q!! 5 6 ex 7 Row 1 Cathy Nixon, Hope Chance, Cynthia Blunt, Marcie Grimes, Rannie Wiggins, Vickie Lewis. l new 2 Mrs. Regina, Diane Likely, chandra 2. Cynthia Blunt 3. Hope Chance 4. Marcia Grimes 5. Lisa Harvey 6. Vickie Lewis 7. Diane Likely 8. Chandra McClain 9. Rannie Wiggins YL. g 9 McClain, Lisa Harney, Sharma Wiggins. Girls Varsity Basketball! 191 2. Sylvia Dempsey forces her way through guards 3. Hope Chance scores again at free throw line. JV Girls Shoot for the Hoops 1. Row 1 Phyllis Maxwell, Trebrena Allen, Rannie Wiggins, Aretha Rudolph. Row 2 Flosiland Packer, Sylvia Dempsey, Sher- ina Brooks, Andrey Kidd, Coach Ransom. to make a shot for the basket. :WV . 192!JV Girls Basketball Golfers Tee Gff in '85 1. Kevin Cheshure shows off great swing. Kelly Blackmon knows the art of the game. Flow 1 Todd Page, Guy Stroup, Cary Roberts Row 2 Kevm Cheshure,KeHh Tucken KeHy Blockmon, Mike Bradbury, Coach Mason. Golf! 193 Gerald Riley Terryl Bechtol Joey Schmitt Kevin Boyer Leroy Samuel Darryl McNair Perry Pace Mike Emmons Joe Walker Nathan Harris Ed Stallworth Shane Lewis Willie Smith Terrell Evans Warren Johnson Berwin Tripp Jerrick Jones Robert Jones James Howard Darren Dunson Phillip Crenshaw Dan Stallworth Tim Savage Johnny Lewis Zebbie Burnett Webbie Burnett Jim Richardson Stanley Simpkin Bain Custer Rodney Miller 194!Varsity Football The 1984-85 Tiger Football Tean ll 47E'?' Robert Meadows James Moses John Rudolph Chris Welch George Bower Robert McCulley Rodney Brock Malcom Nelson Dimitri Dismukes Marty Weathers Mark Rogers Pierre Martin Ed llano Roy Jackson Jimmy Reaves . 9' ' '15 ' Lo ' L 7,7 1 .uise opes Brian Femrlte The Mlghty Tiger coaching staff: Mark Ransom, Da vid Brown, Jerry Pollard, President Smith, Leo Car valis, Tom White, Jack Jackson, Carl Madison, Mi chael Humphreys. Varsity Football! 195 T gers Make It Even 1984-a year of ups and downs for the fighting Tigers! Young and inexperienced can be the words to descirbe the Tigers. Only eight seniors were on the squad. The rest were juniors and sophomores, making the 5-5 record more impressive than it would seem. The season began with a disappointing 8-7 loss to Washington but ended with the defeat of 3-A State Champs Escambia 27-7. The senior leadership of Webbie Burnett on defense and offensive lineman Dimitri Dismukes held the Tigers in place until the younger Tigers could get the game experience they needed. Both Webbie and Dimitri topped off the season by making 1st team All-State and signing scholarships to Florida and North Alabama respectively. Although the 1984 season was not the most productive season as far as win-lost record, the coaches feel that much was learned. They are looking forward to having 38 lettermen returning and are excited about a more experienced squad in 1985. Gulf Breeze 10, PHS 13 Tate 0, PHS 14 196!Varsity Football Wash. 8, PHS 7 Crestview 14, PHS 7 Milton 7, PHS 10 With a 5-5 Record Rutherford 3, PHS 18 N93 Q F S We if QB o v E, ,W X X . 5 sg, i N W N.. W PFHS 49, PHS 8 EHS 7, PHS 27 Varsity Football! 197 Sebastian Cleveland Brian Dillon Donald Fletcher Haley Goldsmith Shannon Gray Paul Grover Chris Hale Steve Haynes Aaron Hill Jason Jernigan Jason Kalfus David Kent Joey Kosmas Glen Lambert Robert Lewis Jimmy Lloyd Marc May Jason McFarlin Chris Mueller Bobby Mullins Deon Nettles Bo Pearson Montie Roberts Jonathan Savage 198!Freshmen Football Freshmen Burn Up the Field ' L'i ' .Y i,i.,e.. . M if , .4 R N , M, 1-5 Q A? 1 X W. it il ,K Q Q rf se, - f 1 Q, Ti' tgp. X 4 1 w w? - sl-J U! X t M w i ll 1.1 ?s.s .:zgs:Zs i . ,ill -ii i ' t eww sa, is X is E I L s W x xt geisha is f? fiiffzsiilzii- K' ,. is A i 7' .. A ' ik ' K T WLS F a X ts ei? rt . , 1 W,fiksfsiizr5?fffgi15rf5:f1:,:5:5: .,.. HWS' - :Q ' it 3 Qi Qi 'fs L stsvv to hmmm f 'i'iW X We 1 if a at l -2'-H boiE::25f'V QS-ff-ft- .V sty' , 'iv , ,,,, . it . L A 'X . AN, I .: . .. A . With Great Moves Zolen Savage David Shiver Maurice Smith Victor Smith Donald Travis Tony Union Dusty Welborn A Coach Jack Jackson NX Nec Nj Ei.: S4 IW at Q6 SS Af-zY Q -sa: X - is 3 X , ' , 'fi L , ' 1. Th T' ' 'l f k V i e igers give pursui o an un nown V player running down the sideline. Z 2. +210 Donald Travis leads the Tiger offense. l . EE!! Freshmen Football! 199 PHS Soccer Team Leaps Into Action 1. Row 1 Eric Teihiard, Matt Dress, Russell Trivett, Giang Li, Bounmy Phaly, Phuoc Huynh, Kham- pone Bomachamhavong,James Cook Danh Hgyen,Bang Van Tran Row 2 Samlane Disouryavong, Sang Dang, Wil- helm McNulty, Gary Bergoff, Lindsay Brown, Cuong Nguyen CCo. Captj, Mike Ward CCapt.J, Einollah Mohannedi, John Crews, Minh Tran, Ty Chau, Gary Hardin. 200 I Soccer , -,J i 5.1- i +L: i i i L- JJ i-. 1 is X ,' f 2 ! Tennis Serves Up a Winning Season ,, Q . A .gives is -Q12 -1 if 1 .xxx 1 fi X 7 in 1 1. Alice Sherman, Michele Balkom, Therese Ruiz, Joyce Long, Elizabeth Wells. 2. Cuong Nguyen, Mark Thompson, Tim Shananhan, Shane Johnson, Charlie Marrelli. 3. Shane Johnson prepares to serve a great game. ! E S gifs Tennis!201 Softball Slams into Another Season 'L---f gl -uf v-1 1 ,vs ,4.,, Shay Grissom, Krystal Blackmon, Chrissy Duncan Stephanie McDaniel, Brenda Hall, Rosalind Packer Janine Gray. Row 2: Kim Powell, Lorraine Collyer Sharleen Casileberry, Traci Robinson, Wndy White Bobbi Hodges, Lisa Harvey, Velma Moore. 2021 Softball WL, ,f W' . . ' IT , I, ,V . 5 ig ' ag . f gg EL 51 .1 M- ff ',y ' I 'wwf r' -1 . f ' ,,, N ' L, f v Jly - ' ' Tfffv ML V5j,.Q,.p-. ,rf ' Vfgfffjf f' , ,, H W , V , Yi: ' ' ,, Am' 3 ' 'wa f we ' l P if g ,, Y flll as Us t 1 We MW 1 a, ,r'v9'U.: ff wk. Krystal Blackmon Sharleen Castleberry , al ef 5 2 L W---'f Coach Mark Ransom Lorraine Collyef A., ..--qfs 1 ff. ' , ,::,,g4, s I .N ...x. . - - . X X X lux X , . iiii Ym 1: L,,.... ,. . .. af: M --we . -Q ' - - , . '---- . ' ' :SQ-15555 I 'N x.rb 3 L P Q s 5 'Q . . 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J ., . , ., . , ,..,,.,,,...,,.. ,...,,... , , , - , , , . , N .,., , 204! Swim '1 .,,, M.- ., W, ,,,,,, PHS as Pentanque Power Q ,Z K , , M f . 5 i 4. :. '5k.i,1.fU U ir 1 f' 'f L gm V E !-, S C Q i ff, 'f ifv ' Yi '- X L Tr - a ' T -. Flow 1 Vu Tran, Au Ty Taing, Lai Hguyen, Tuoi Tran, Loan Nguyen, Nung Nguyen, Mr. Lett Flow 2 Saravoot Bagwell, David Lancaster, Jeff Steele, Voravit Bagwell, Todd Leonard, Eric Tel- hiard, Douglas Wyche. Volleyball Spikes to New Heights Mason. Flow 1 Maria Arrehlado, Lisa Adams, Chanda McClain, Trebrena Allen, Lorraine Callyer, Coach Pentanque-Volleyballl205 wm . ....-...-Q .N W t X Competition Gets the Track Team Sandy Fleuben, Kersandra King, Tammy McCracken, Marianne McCulley, Lisa Adams, Farnetta Brown, Phyllis Maxwell. Row 2: Michelle Gould, Deborah Fletcher, Christalyn Yates, Au- drey Lee, Cynthia Peterson, Renee Wiggins, Tre- brena Allen. Steven Knight, John Seldon, and Gerald Graham warm up before practice. Gerald Graham and Darron Dunson get set to race. 206!Track Ready for New Year -- ' '- ,.,..g.,., ii--rnl,:.1L... ,,.,., i,Ll.A---:Af . - , , , , K - A ,, . , . 5: t. -,J - - ' 2' N f ,, f 1' .1 ' . .. ft?6.l'Ifff Y 51 'Hifi .4 'v 5,!,,eix15f-eff' W 'li' Kg . '- ' fs , . A. . ' ff. .47 i , k j i A . Q' 9 f k-h' 5 xi. ii- -.f-Ride-Nf5tils5XiQ?3g.J.iY.'f -5't 1 , ,inf 1 ' 4 1' ,M A +1 ' . Jimmy Dennis, Perry Pace, John Seldon, Darron Dunson, Phillip Crenshaw, Berwyn Tripp, Tim Savage. Row 2: Warren Johnson, Wayne Jones, James Riley. Row 3: Robert Jones, Rodney B.B. Miller, Dimitri Dismukes. Christopher Welch shot puts with strength. Phillip Chasen prepares to shot put. Track!207 PHS Weightlifting Team Show off Their Muscle Power 1. Louis Lopes, Eric Telihiard, Hossan Sanders. Row 2: Zebbie Burnett, Darron Dunson, Robbie Baker, Chris Mueller, Kevin Boyer. Row 3: Gary Bergosh, Joey Kosmos, Rodney Turner, Kevin Fields, Dimitri Dismukes, Chris Welch, Webbie Burnett, Rodney Miller, Arthur Haynes, Greg Boyd. 2. George Stainrod helps team mate steady weights during practice. 3. Team mates spar Dimitri Dismukes in his attempt to lift the weights over his head. 4. Sparing is a part of practice to Rodney Turner and other members. .54 f. ,,,.,, .. ,W 3 - V 7777 4 208!Weightlifting Varsity Cheerleaders YELL for Victory Wa X fag -5, iffy ' if W U1 ll W Rm xy gy wi ivi ii vi vines!!! - -. . M M. i'i'?? 'kNffoa V gggyl wljww l ,Q L W .. N4 xg .,,,,m I .I i 1 1. Keli Frady, April Petrey, Dawn Gaines, Brenda Hall, Vanessa Morgan, lndria Hollingsworth, Chrissy Duncan, Paula Thompson, Janice Ten- nant, Natalie Smith. Flow 2: Jocelyn Palaganos, Danyelle Collins, Heather Burmister, Barbra Tripp. Row 3: Lisa DuBose, Stephanie McDaniel, Jennifer Palaganos. 2. Krystal Blaokmon -Y' V 2 Varsity CheerIeaders!209 Gfif 'K' , e ex J Aix. Q r e ' Z ' M wwmzx Heather Burmeister Indria Collingsworth Danyelle Collins whiz, Q, -X r . fi X.. r E9 Lisa DuBose Chrissy Duncan Keli Fradi whim M 4 ug A he r .., S N W X xi , N D ' f'fi'fi ?:eLQv. 5 E N' Dawn Gaines Brenda Hall Siephanie McDaniel 21O!Varsity Cheerleaders l af' ll SX M., ' ' U X un- 5 , ,, ?' Vanessa Morgan Jennifer Palaganas Jocelyn Palaganas 5 if M A p ,V xx J in 1 - .rw -- V . ,,,,,,,,, ,V . ,,,,, Z.. V ' H ' ' eW'l11' ji f1-W' , V w J V mf April Petrey Natalie Smith Janice Tennant - ' wg: f .ll Paula Thompson Barbra Tripp Tanya Savage Varsity CheerIeaders!211 Tiger Cheerleaders Are ii The PHS Varsity Cheerleaders were really at their best this year under spon- sors Jackie Hartjen and Jozan Blount. They attended a Cheerleading Camp at Florida State University and won a 2nd place trophy for performing one of the cheers that was learned there. In Pensa- cola they entered a Cheerleading Com- petition at Cordova Mall and won 1st place for a dance routine and cheer. Dur- ing basketball season the cheerleaders were divided into two squads making it possible to cover a majority of Tiger bas- ketball games. Tara Greene, Colleen McVicar, Debbie Wallice, Shannon Wilson, Paige Vance, Angie Petrey, Holly WWW Patton. M. 2 1 2 X Cheerleaders Freshmen Cheer for Victory c 1 lil fi in il Tara Greene Colleen McVicar Holly Patton Angie Petrey Paige Vance Debbie Wallace Shannon Wilson Freshmen Cheerleaders!213 if Iliff' -'l'- .. , YY-v Fl I 1 L 1 ' ' ,1- lqf 111 571, X 4:f:-xzf4f7: -4' ilfll ,i v Q Al K Ib Aim gi . W WTW Ads C 3 C UWF congratulates the INSURANCE SPECIALISTL' I Class of 85 STQKES . . CUSTOM PAINT 81 BODY SHOP Call 474-2230 CAdmlsslonSJ 456-2277 530 NAVY BOULEVARD PENSACOLA, FLORIDA 32507 TIM STOKES Q J Q Q C 5 C IQ, A ,544 kb b 904-433-3156 13 w. 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Foot of First St. TOURS Open CRUISE HEADQUARTERS 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Closed Tuesdays Cordova Mall 477-6560 V Q 7 5 6 A G CYANAIWID Compliments of I A M f y A, y ul 7 I ' ttf f American Cyanamid Company by I Makers of I , THE CREATIVE FIBER rvimzxrcwuem1:wmoureqnmn,nmwu,rLauo1imma-me I 9 Q Q Advertisements X 2 1 9 We Appreolate the Patronage of the Followlng Charley Wlse Photography Mr and Mrs Jerry Pltts The Floor Store Warrington Hardware Inc Zannle s Flowers Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas w. Ernde X J Senior Messages Anger, Darla Dear Darla Your eighteen years have flown by so fast. lt seems as though one day you were our beautiful baby girl, and the next day you are a beautiful and talented young woman. As you graduate and go out into the world, we wish you the very best life has to offer. We are so very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Armstrong, Sean M. Dear Sean, We are very proud of you son for a job well done. Much continued success now and in the future. Keep up the good work. We love you. Balkom, Michele Dear Mikey , It has been a long hard road but you have done an out- standing job. We are very proud of you and wish you the best of luck in the future. We Love You Very Much! Bergosh, Gary Dear Gary, We're extremely proud of your achievements and the dedi- cation you have shown toward your education. We wish you smooth sailing and flowing seas. Love Mom and Dad Biggs, Ricky Dear Ricky, We are very proud of you for sticking with school and going all-the-way. God Bless you as you begin your adult years. Mother and Daddy Boone, Lynn Dear Lynn Congratulations! We're proud of you. Set your goals high, believe in yourself, keep your faith in God, seek his will, and success will be yours. We love you, Mom 8t Dad Brantley, Melanie Dear Melanie, You have always been extra special to us. With your high ideals, we feel that you will enjoy many accomplishments in the years ahead. Best wishes in all your endeavors. LOVE Mom 8t Dad Brook, Sharon Dear Sharon, Congratulations, upon your graduation we know how hard you have worked all these years. Set your goals high believe in yourself, and keep faith in God he'll be at your side always. Love Mom 8 Dad Burmeister, David Dear David, You have made us very proud of you. We hope all your hopes and dreams come true. We love you and will always be there for you. Much Happiness Momma and Daddy Burnett, Webbie Jr. Dear Webbie First l must say I love you very much. There comes a time in our life when we must make a decision in our life. That time is now. Everyone has a goal in life. So do you. As you begin your journey in life always put God first. We really enjoyed 1146. Be strong, be brave, and be a winner. Class of 85 . Mr. and Mrs. Webbie Burnett Chance, Hope Dear Hope, We're proud of the way you handled yourself through all the pressures during school. You're very special to us. Best wishes! Love You, Mom Dad Cribbs, Carolyn Dear Carolyn Congratulations! We are proud of you and love you. Thanks for making your high school years a joy for us. We wish you happiness always. Mom and Dad DeLorge, Albert L. Dear Albert, WHOOPEE Love Ya, Mom and Dad Dubose, Lisa Dear Lisa, Congratulations! Upon your graduation from P.H.S. You've always made us very proud of you and all your achievements throughout your school years. You've made us very proud parents! Good Luck with the future and God Bless You. We Love You Mom 8t Dad Senior Messages!221 Helton, Patricia Dear Patricia, Each child brings joy, in their own way, to those who love them. You are joy frustration, confusion, but most of all you are love. Love Mom 8t Dad Herrick, Paul Dear Paul, 18 years ago you were born at the of a mountain in Mt. Hood, Oregon. Today you are as beautiful as the snow I saw fall on that mountain. You have been a good example of any parent's dream. May you find your Star in your future and hold fast to your dreams. You are going in the right direction. Love your Mom 8 Dad Hill, Lisa Dear Lisa, Lisa we are dearly proud of you and your accomplishment. You have laid a firm foundation on which to build a successful future. May God and continued success be with you. Love Mom and Dad Hilton, David Dear David, We are so proud of you this year. We wish you much happiness in the future. Love Mom and Dad Hoffbauer, Robert Dear Robert, Our most sincere and heart felt congratulations to a son who can see a future and is going for it. All the years of hard work and perseverance have paid off. Ed says, Well Done , to the greatest brother in the World. Dad, Mom, and Bro Horn, Belinda Lee Dear Belinda, it's hard expressing how I feel and what I would like to say, but it comes from the heart. We're proud of this achievement in your life tfor it's only a small onej. Keep up the good work and do not stop here. Look forward to your future with high expectations. Not so many years ago, you were a babe in my arms, turn around, today you are a grown lady about to gra- duate. We're very proud of you. I Love You Dearly . Mama 81 Sarah Dear Belinda, You have brought sunshine into all our lives. My Little Canary Bird . Keep up the good work, stay happy and keep on singing. I love you very much. Love, Grandma Johnson, Takahashi 222!Senior Messages Dear Takahashi, You are a very sweet and lovable daughter whom I will love forever. May you have all the Happiness that life has to offer you. My Mom Jones, Adrienne Renea Dear Adrienne, Adrienne, you are graduating, but it is only the beginning. Decide on where you want to go from here. Set your stan- dards high and strive to reach your goal. I love you Adrienne, and I am proud to say that you are my daughter. Ethel Penn Kamm, June Darice Dear June, Congratulations, I am very proud of you as a student and as a daughter. I Love You and know you will be successful. Mom Kilpatrick, Ricky Dear Ricky, We are proud of you for achieving a very special goal. May you always be successful in whatever you decide to become. We Love You. Mom and Dad Lee, Audrey Marie Dear Audrey, To our precious one. We are very happy for you, because this is a special year for you, as well as us. It is a time of sorrow, and happiness. May you attain all the goals that you seek in life. We Love You. Johnnie and Helen Lee Lewis, Johnny Wayne Dear Johnny, You are crossing a great milestone in your life. We as parents are very proud and happy for you. With God's help, you can go on to achieve your goals in life. Remember when the going gets tough the tough gets going. God Bless and guide you in your future. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Linde, Melanie E. Dear Melanie, Well, kid you made it! I'm very happy and proud. May life's best be yours. Love Ya, Mom Livingston, Kim Dear Kim, Thank you for being a loving, thoughtful, and understanding daughter, you have been a joy to us and we love you very much. We hope and pray you will find all the happiness you deserve. May our Lord watch over you as you go along life's path. We're proud of you. Love always, Mom and Dad Lunsford, Raymond Dear Raymond, Sincere Congratulations! We are very proud of your ac- complishments. You deserve the best of everything. Our best wishes for every happiness today and always. We Love You Mother and Daddy and Grandparents Martineau, Shelley Dear Shelley, As one phase of your life draws to an end, a new one now begins. It will be an exciting, but will also have it's share of sorrow and joy. But being the beautiful, sensitive young lady you've grown into, I know you will handle it well. May the years ahead be filled with much happiness. Love, Mom McArthur, Lynne Dear Lynne, I think we have enjoyed your years at PHS almost as much as you have. We are so proud of our beautiful, artistic grand- daughter. Keep up the good work. Much Love, Grandma and Dana McConnico, Jacqueline Dear Jacqueline, You have made me a very proud mom. You said you would do it and you have. Lots of luck and may God be with you always. Love you, Mom McDavid, Angela Dear Angela, Congratulations! It has been a hard road at times but the past twelve years have gone so quickly. We are very proud to have been blessed with you for a daughter. May God bless your future. Love Mom Dad and Rhonda Mills, Cindy Dear Cindy, Congratulations on reaching one of life's stepping stones. May the past 12 years help you to choose the right path to the stepping stone. We Love You very much and are so proud of you. Lots of Luck. Mama and Don Moorer, Traci Dear Traci, Congratulations Traci! As you reach upward you will attain the wonders that are gained through courage, generosity, honesty, dignity, and truth. May you always have peace. Love, Msgt. Nathaniel and Azzie Miller Congratulations Traci! l'm very proud of you and I wish you all love and happiness in the world. May you have joy and happiness for everyday there is to come in the future. Love always, Your Mother Nuniss, Solathian E. Dear Solathian, We hope you continue to succeed in your education. And I hope this is a beginning to a higher and good life. God Bless You, And you have made me very happy. Love Your Family Palaganas, Jennifer T. Dear Jennifer, We wish you the best of luck for whatever you plan to achieve in life. Stay as sweet as you are and may God bless you in your chosen career. CONGRATULATlONS!!!!! Keep up the Good Work. Mom 8 Dad Petrey, April Dear April, Congratulations and best wishes. Watching you grow from the first school year until now, with all the projects, club, band practice, homework, cheerleading practice and willingness to volunteer for EVERYTHING, has been a joy and a WON- DER. You have always loved school and the challenge it pre- sented. I guess thats what held it all together. And then through it all, you seemed to manage time left over for us. The excitement in your eyes and voice as you brought home your achievements and new discoveries were a great delight and kept us going. Keep up this spirit of achievements and all of your goals are sure to come. We Love You, Mom, Dad, 8t Angie. Powell, Kim Dear Kim, We are so proud to have you for a daughter, and watching you grow into a bright and pretty woman is something we'll always treasure. CONGRATULATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Powell Rains, Angela Dear Angela, I hope your future is filled with as much love and joy as you have given me. I have seen changes in you that add up to the sincere, sensitive, and truly caring person you are. I am proud of all your accomplishments but I am even more proud that you are my daughter. Remember I will always love you and I hope I can remain your special friend. Senior Messages!223 I Love You, Snook Momma Reed, David Dear David, Congratulations on a job well done! We are extremely proud of your grades and accomplishments. We Love You Very Much Mom, Dad, 81 Dawn Robinson, Kimberly Dear Kim, Your father and I are very proud of you. You have worked very hard and done an outstanding job. You are a beautiful young lady. Congratulations on your day! We Love You, Thomas 8. Barbara Samuel, Barbara Ann Dear Barbara Ann, You have made your Dad and me very proud parents. Keep on being kind and thoughtful person you are, and success is sure to follow in the future. Love, Dad 81 Mom Schaff, Mary Dear Mary, Mary I want to say how proud we are of you. Being no 10 out of 11 you haven't had it easy, working and going to school took a lot of courage while other kids were having fun. But your kindness-love-and understanding have brought you far, so we say thank you for being our daughter, and CON- GRATULATIONS. Mom 81 Dad Smith, Aarovonda Dear Vonnie, Congratulations to our favorite daughter. You have com- pleted your first step. Step high, walk tall, and keep God in sight. We Love You Mom 81 Dad Smith, Kerry Dear Kerry, Always follow God's leadership and you will go far. Your Dad and I are very proud of you. We love you very much. God Bless Mom 8 Dad Spencer, Michelle Dear Michelle, Congratulations, Michelle, I am very proud of you. You have come a long way and I wish you much success in the future. Love Mom Spencer, Trunesta 224!Senior Messages Dear Trunesta, We love you very much, and we're proud of you. Love, Cleo 81 Eula Spencer Stack, Steve Dear Steve, We are very proud of you son. May God continue to be with you through the road of Life. Love Mom. Sullivan, Rod Dear Rod, It was wonderful to have you share in our lives. Time has been too short. We wish you the best!! We Love You Mom 8t Dad Urquehart, Timothy B. Dear Tim, In years to come you will read this and remember those precious moments we shared while you were growing up. From Dale Elementary, to Pacific Middle to Pensacola High, you brought great joy to us. Moments such as your first at- tempt at riding a bicycle or roller skating, or when you hit your first home run fdad told you chopping wood was good for your hittingi are all very special. Oh, we've had other moments as well. Remember at camp Lejune while you were playing little league baseball K8 years old! you were knocked down by a pitched ball. Mom was so worried, but you quickly dispelled all fears by jumping up and announcing to all, Don't worry mom, l've got my cup on! What about C's and M's in conduct on your report card? For 12 years we've heard the same excuse, But the teacher doesn't like me . Now you are a seniorjust having won the honor as homecoming king, you're driving, dating, working, and talking on the phone. We won- der-ln 20 years will you have a son and will he make you as proud and happy as you made us. Love, Mom 81 Dad Walker, Mary Dear Mary, I would like the whole world to know how proud we are of you. If more kids now a days were like you, our future would be in good hands. We love you so much and we are thankful. God blessed and be with you. Love Mom 81 Dad. Wartenbe, Tim Dear Tim, This hasn't been the best year in your life, but we love you and hope you have a wonderful future! Best of luck and Lots of love. Love Mom 8t Dad Watahovich, Valerie Dear Valerie, Suirley Mae Have you seen her? We're proud you were our baby girl. All our love will go with you as you face the future. Love Your Family Watson, Christina Dear Christina, Remember mile marker 65-Interstate 105 Please don't let it happen again! Congratulations, you made it. Love Mom, Dad 8t Brothers White, Dee Dee Dear Dee Dee, Believe in yourself and all things are possible. Mom is proud of you and Dad is going to try and get a grip. Love, Don 8 Lola White Williams, Barbara Jean Dear Barbara, Congratulations and much success in your goal. May God bless you in the coming years. Good luck Barbara Ksmileb. Love, Your Mother Williams, Tommysene Dear Tommysene, Congratulations to a prosperous future. You're the great- est and I love you. I am truly proud to be the parent of such a beautiful and smart young lady. Love, Ernestine F. Bigham Senior Messages!225 Senior Summaries ADKERSON, ROBERT: Honors in Drafting, 10: P.H.S. Bowling league, 11: Secretary of P.H.S. Bowling league, 12. ANGER, DARLA: Color Guard and Perfect Attendance, 9: Colorguard, 10: DECA and Tiger's Tale, 11: DECA, 12. ARREGLADO, JOHN: Track, 9: Science Club and Track, 10: Science Club and Bonfire Committee, 11. BAIN, MARK: AFJROTC and American Le- gion Academic Excellence Medal, 9: AFJ- ROTC, Top 11 Sophomores, Sons of the American Revolution, Bronze R.O.T.C. Medal, Vice President NJHS, Selected U.S. Achievement Academy, General Sci- ence Award, 10: Swim Team, Entente Sweetheart, Top 10 Juniors, Vice Presi- dent NHS, Kiwanes Club Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Award, Selected U.S. Achievement Academy, General Sci- ence Award, 11: AFJROTC, Dep. Group Commander 1st Semester, Group Com- mander 2nd Semester, Selected U.S. Achievement Academy, History Award, Entente Sweetheart, Swim Team, Youth of the Month, 12. BARNETT, CHERYL LYNN: Beta Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Entente Service Club, 9: Entente Service Club, 10: Entente Service Club Vice President, Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America, Health Occupation Students of America Sponsors' Awards CEntente Service Clubl, 11: Entente Service Club, Distribu- tive Education Clubs of America Vice President, 12. BECKHAM, SHAWN: FHA Sec.-Treas., Latin Club, Junior Classical League, Grammar I Hon. mention, 9: Latin Club, NEDT Award, National Latin Award, Jour- nalism, Junior Classical League, 10: 2nd Place in School Spelling Bee, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Junior Classical League, Latin Club, French Club, Advanced Vocabulary f3rdJ Youth Against Cancer, Pe'tanue Team, Superieur in Grammaire, Vocabulair Dicte', and Lecture fFrenchJ, 11: Who's Who in Foreign Language, Latin Club, Youth Against Cancer, Young Democrats Association, 1st Place in School Spelling Bee, 3rd in County Wide Spelling Bee, Junior Classical League, 12. BERGOSH, GARY: Wrestling, Top Biology Student, 9: CKinnick High Schoolb News- paper Sports Editor, Spanish Club, 10: CSummerviIIe High Schoolb Spanish Club, 11: Soccer, Weightlifting, Drama Club 12. BLUNT, CYNTHIA: ROTC and Drill Team 1 1 226!Senior Summaries Receive Outstanding Flight Ribbon, 9: J.V. Basketball, : ROTC, Varsity Basket- ball, 11: ROTC, Varsity Basketball, 12. BOLTON KENNETH L.: Anchor Club, 9: Anchor Club, 10: DCT, 12. BOONE LYNN: Chorus, : Chorus CPresi- dent! 11: DCT, 12. BOSWELL, KEITH: J.V. Baseball, 9: ESC, Surf Club, Key Club, 10: Esc, Surf Club, Guidance Office Assistant, Prom Court, 11: Surf Club President, ESC, HomeCom- ing Court, DECA Club, 12. BRADLEY, TONY: Basketball, Track, 12. BROOKS, FREDRICK: ROTC Colorguard, 10: ROTC DriIITeam, 11: ROTC, Band, 12. BROOKS SHARON ROBIN: Colorguard, NJHS, NJHS Member Award, Algebra I Award, Top 10 Freshman, U.S. Achieve- ment Academy Award for Science, 9: NJHS fPresident7, Entente Service Club, Colorguard, Top 10 Sophomore, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents tScience7, 10: NHS fSecretaryJ, Entente Service Club fCorresponding Secretaryl, Top 10 Junior, Kiwanis Award, 1st school and 3rd in County for Science Project tMicrobiologyJ, 11: Girl of the Month, Top 10 Senior, Entente Ser- vice Club CVice Presidentl, NHS Presi- dent 1st Semester, Vice President 2nd Semester, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students Award, National History and Government Award, 12. BROWN FARNETTA: Homeroom Repre- sentative, Freshman Homecoming Court, J.V. Basketball, Track, 9: Track, 10: Track, ROTC Drill Team, 11: Track, J.V. Volleyball AFROTC, ROTC Drill Team, 12. BROWN, LISA: LaPetite, 9: Band, Cheer- leader, 10: Band, 11: Band, LaPetite, DECA, 12. BROWN, YALONDA MICHELLE: Concert Band, Marching Band, Entente Service Club, 9: Symphonic Band, 2 District Med- al Solo and Ensemble, 1 State Medal Solo and Ensemble, Entente Service Club, Marching Band, : Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band, Entente Service Club, Histo- ry Fair CPHSJ Honorable mention, Certifi- cate of Accomplishment UWF History Fair, Prom Court, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11: Sym- phonic Band, Concert Band, Entente Ser- vice Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Charmette, Calendar Cuttie for Tiger's Tale, March- ing Band, Flute Section Leader, 12. BROWN, YOLANDA: Track, HOSA, Bas- ketball, 10: Track HOSA fSecretaryJ, Chapter Regional and State Band, 11: Job Entry, 12. BURMEISTER, DAVID: Surf Club, 10: Surf Club, ESC Sweetheart, 11: Surf Club, 12. CANTRELL LISA: Band, 9: Band, Superior Rating at Solo and Ensemble District Con- test, Excellent Ratings at Solo and En- semble State Contest, 10: Band, Treasur- er of Band Council, 11: Band, President of Band Council, Entente Service Club, 12. CASSIDA LOUIS: Golf Team, 9: Golf Team, 10: Key Club, 11: DCT, 12. CHANCE, HOPE: Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, 9: Softball CMVPJ, Volleyball, 10: Softball, Volleyball, 11: Softball, Vol- leyball, Basketball, 12. CHAHINE, MOURAD: Spanish Certificate of Accomplishments for Spanish Ill, Certi- ficate of Accomplishments for Spanish IV, 12. CHAU VINH: Varsity Baseball, Soccer, 9: Soccer, French Club, 10: Tennis Team, 11: Soccer, 12. CHIVINGTON, FLORENCE: Swim Team, Band, Sailing Club, Surf Club, 9: Band, Swim Team, Sailing Team, Surf Club, ESC, Key Club, 10: Surf Club, ESC, Key Club, Drama Club, Homecoming Court, 11: Surf Club, ESC CChaplainJ, Key Club, DECA CHistorianD, Tennis Team, Tiger's Tale, Homecoming Court, 12. CLAY, JEANNE: Colorguard, 9: Color- guard, Entente Service Club, Drama Club, 10: Entente Service Club, Tiger's Tale, Honor Award for Excellence in Writing, Drama Club CParlimentarianJ, Drama Awards in Acting, 11: Entente Service Club, Tiger's Staff fFeature Editorl, Dra- ma Club lSecretaryD, 12. COOK, DORIS: Concert Band, 9: Sym- phonic Band, LaPetite Service Club, 10: LaPetite Service Club, Cheerleader Var- sity Squad, 11: Latin Club, 12. COOK, MANDY: Field Hockey, Soccer, Gymnastics Club, at CLinlathen High Schoolb Dundee, Scotland, 9: Anchor Club, 10: CORENVSKY, MARY: DCT, 11: DCT, 12. CREWS, DIONA: Homeroom Representa- tive, 10. CRIBBS, CAROLYN: Tiger's Tale Staff, 10: Entre Soeurs Club, 11: Entre Soeurs Club, 12. DAWSON, LISA: DCT, 11: DCT, 12. DeLORGE, ALBERT: Football Team, Latin Club, 9: Homecoming Court, ESC, 10: ESC, 11: ESC, Weightlifting, 12. DICKENS, RONNIE: Band, 9-10, Basket- ball, 12. DISMUKES, DIMITRI: Football, Track, 9: Football, 10: Football, Track, Weightlift- ing Team, 11: Football, Weightlifting, 12. DORTCH, CATHY: DECA Club, 11: Job Entry, 12. DOYLE, CHRIS: J.V. Baseball, 9: J.V. Baseball, Key Club, 10: Varsity Baseball, Key Club, 11: Key Club, 12. DRISKILL, BECKY: Y-Teens, Perfect At- tendance Award, 10: Annual Staff, FHA, 11: Chorus, 12. DuBOSE, LISA: Entente Service Club, 9: J.V. Cheerleader, Entente Service Club, Key Club Sweetheart, 10: Varsity Cheer- leader, Entente Service Club, Key Club Sweetheart, DECA, 11: Varsity Cheer- leader, Entente Service Club, DECA, HOSA, FHA, DECA, CTreasurerJ, 12. FIELDS KEVIN LAMAR: Band, 9: ROTC, Football, 10: Band, Weightlifting Team, 11: Band, Weightlifting Team, 12. FLOYD, ANGELA: HOSA, 11: HOSA, 12. FLOYD, TIMOTHY: Football, Marching Band, CTate Highl 9: Varsity Football, Track, 10. FRADY, KELLY MARIE: Cheerleader, 9- 12., HOSA, 10: Entente Service Club, Ger- man Club, 11: Entente Service Club, HOSA, DECA, 12. FRANSIS, TONDA: Entente Service Club 9-12, Chorus, 11: DCT, 12. FRANKLIN, TONI: HOSA, 10. FREEMAN, MAYRA: Basketball 9-10, French Club 9-10, Latin Club 11-12, Vol- leyball 10-12, Track 9, 11, 12, HOSA, 12. GATES, RENEE: Anchor 10-12, HOSA, Chorus, 11: Job Entry, 12. GAY, STEPHANIE: Marching Band 9-10, Key Club, Jazz Band, 10: ESC, Key Club, Surf Club, Latin Club, 11: ESC, 12. GRISSETT, MICHAEL: NJHS, 9: Key Club, Track, Soccer, NHS, 10: Key Club, ESC, Track, NHS, Soccer, 11: Key Club, ESC, 12. GILBERT, RONDA: NJHS, Top Ten Fresh- man, 9: NJHS, Tiger's Tale Staff, Top Ten Sophomores, 10: Who's Who Among American High School Students Top Ten Juniors, Tiger's Tale Staff, NHS, French Club, 11: French Club, NHS, lVice Presi- dentb Tiger's Tale Staff, CCopy Editorb, 12. GLASS TOMMY: Football 10-11, Base- ball J.V., 10: GOLSTON, ANGELA: Rifle Twirler, Band, FHA, Freshman Homeroom Representa- tive, 9: Sophomore Homeroom Represen- tative, 10: Junior Homeroom Representa- tive, 11: DCT, Senior Homeroom Representative 12. GRIER, CHRISTOPHER: Football Man- ager, 9: Junior Achievement, -12: ROTC, 11: ROTC, 12. GRIER, RONNIE: Football 9-10: Manager Boys, Basketball, 11: LaPetite Service Club, 12. GRIFFIN, KELSEY: ROTC, 9-12. GUTIERREZ, MARGARET: French Club, 9-10: ESC, 10-11: Surf Club, Who Who's Among American High School Students, Perfect Attendance Award, 11: ESC iPar- Iimentarianb HOSA, DECA, 12. HAYNES, TWAYNA: LaPetite Service Club, 10: LaPetite Service Club CSecre- taryl, 11. HERRICK, PAUL: Homeroom Representa- tive, 9: Homeroom Representative, An- chor Club Sweetheart, Key Club, 10: Key Club, German Club, lTreasurerJ, Who Who's Among American High School Stu- dents, Homeroom Representative, 11: Key Club, 12. HESTER, KATHY: DCT CHistorianJ 12. HIGHTOWER, GLENN: Basketball 9-10: Track Team 10. HIGHTOWER, GLENN: Basketball 9-10: Wrestling 9: Art Club, 11: DCT, 12. HILL, LISA EMELIA: Homeroom Repre- sentative, Band, 9: Band, LaPetite Ser- vice Club, 10: Band, 11: DCT, Jr. Miss Contestant, Lt. Governor CECF, Senior Class Vice President, 12. HOFFBAWER, ROBERT: Football, 9: Key Club, 12. HOLLAND, DON: Member of the Football Team, 10-11, Drama Club, 10-11, Mem- ber of Debate Team, 12. HOLLEY, MICHELLE: Track Team, 9-10, Colorguard, 10-12, LaPetite Service Club, 10-12, French Club, 12. HOLLINGSWORTH, INDRIA: Track Team, 9: Honor Roll, 9: AFJROTC Outstanding Cadet, 10: Member of Basketball Team, 10: Homeroom Representative, 10, Cho- rus, 10-11, ROTC Drill Team, 11: Presi- dent of FBLA, 12, Varsity Cheerleader, 12. HOOK, DANA: Honor Roll, 9-12, Selected to Be in the Who's Who Book, 12. HORN, BELINDA: Band, 10: HOSA, 11-12, Treasurer of HOSA, 11: Swim Team, 12. HORTON, THERESA: Entente Service Club, 9-10, Deca Club, 9-12, HOSA, 12. HUMBERT, THOMAS: Freshman Football, 9: Freshman Baseball, 9: Honor Roll, 9: Job Entry, 12. HUNGERFORD, BILL: Baseball Team, 9: Tennis Team, 9: Youth Advisory Council, 10: ROTC Color Guard, 11. JACKSON, ARRISTA: Deca Club, 12. JACKSON, ROY: Football Team, 12: Track Team, 12. JAMES,KENNETH: Journalism Staff, 9. JANE, CHRIS: Class President, 9: Nation- al Junior Honor Society, 9: Class Presi- dent, 1O, National Honor Society, 11-12, Outstanding Sophomore, 10: ESC Sweet- heart, 11-12, Outstanding Junior, 11: Ex- change Student, 11: Scholars Bowl Team, 11-12, Forensic Team, 10-12. JANSEN, BRYAN: Biology Bowl, 10: Top Ten Juniors, 11: National Honor Society, 11-12, Senator of Student Government Association, 11-12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, For- ensics, 11-12, Latin Club, 12: Entente Sweetheart, 12. JOHNSON, ANNA: Junior Varsity Basket- ball, 10: FBLA member, 12. JOHNSON, SHANE: Tennis Team, 10-12, Junior Varsity Basketball, 9: Tiger's Tale, 10-12, Key Club, 10: Journalism ll, 11: Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11. JOHNSON, TAKAHASHI: LaPetite Ser- vice Club, 9-12, Marching Band, 9-10, Concert Band, 9-12, F.H.A. Club, 9: Delta Signa Theta, 11: P.H.S. Tumbling Team, 11: D.C.T. Club, 12. JOHNSON, WILLIAM: Band, 9-11. JONES, ADRIENNE: Pom Pom, 11: Deca Club, 11: D.C.T. 12. JONES, ELIZABETH: Anchor Service Club, 9-1 1: P.H.S. Band, 11-12, Flag Line, 11-12, Colorguard Member, 12. JONES LOLETHA: Choir, 9-10, Softball Team, 9: Track Team, 9-11, FFA, 9-10, Volleyball, 11, Pom Pom, 12, Journalism, 12, ROTC, 12. JONES, SHERRIEL: Para Amigas Club, - 11, Colorguard, 11: LaPetite, 12. KAMM, JUNE: Entente Service Club, 9- 12, FMK, 10: Deca Club, 10-11, Key Club, 11-12, Surf Club, 12, Tiger's Tale, 12. KELLEY, ELIZABETH: Drama Club, 11: Deca Club, 11: DCT, 12. KERBY, SHAWN: Top Ten Freshmen, 9, National Junior Honor Society, 10: Top Ten Junior, 11, French Club, 11-12, Who's Who Among American School Stu- dents, 11: LA, 12: Debate Team, 12. KEYS, MICHELLE: Band, 9-11, Key Club, 11. KILPATRICK, RICHARD: Baseball Team, J.V., 9, Varsity Baseball, 10, Key Club, 10-12. KIMBROUGH, THERESA: Homeroom Re- presentative, 9: Softball Team, 9: Deca Club, 11. KLEINATLAND, ARTHUR: Joined Fire De- partment, 9. KUHHIRTE, RICHARD JR.: Junior Varsity Basketball Team, 9: Junior Varsity Base- ball Team, 9-10, ROTC I, 10, ROTC ll, 11, ROTC Ill, 12: French Club, 12. LAND, LISA: Homeroom Representative, 10, E.S.C. 10-11. LEE, AUDRIE: HOSA, 9-10, Track Team, 9-12, F.B.L.A., 9: Drama Club, 10-12. LEWIS, JOHNNY: Track Team, 9-11, Senior Summaries!227 Baseball Team, 9-11, Football Team, 9- 12, FCA, 9-12, TAC 9-11, Class Favorite, 9-11, Gayfer's Teen Board, 11: E.S.C. Sweetheart, 12: Key Club, 12: Speech and Debate Team, 12. LINDSEY, LARRY, Basketball Team, 9- 12. LONG, JOYCE: Entente Service Club, 9- 12, Tennis Team, 10-12, French Club, 10,12 Surf Club, 11. LOPER, LYNDA: Deca Club, 11-12, Hosa, 11. LUNSFORD, RAYMOND: Journalism l, 10: Journalism ll, 11, Debate Team, 12: Year- book Staff, 12: H.O.S.A. Regional Histori- an, 12. MANN, KEVIN: Junior Varsity Baseball, 9- 10, Junior Varsity Football, 9: Varsity Wrestling, 10: Varsity Baseball, 11: Party Club, 12. MAY, MELANIE: Entente Service Club, 9- 11, Deca Club, 11-12. McARTHUR, LYNNE: Art Club, 10-12, Ti- ger's Tale Staff, 10-12. MCCLEARY, RICHARD: Tiger's Tale Staff, 11-12,AFJROTC, 11-12, Drill Team, 11- 12, Civil Air Patrol, 12. McDAVID, ANGELA: Key Club, 11-12, Co- lorguard, 11: Job Entry, 12. McDONALD, AUTUMN: FHA, 9: Home- room Representative, 10. McKlNNEY JENNIFER: French Club, 9: Entre Soeurs Club, 10-12, Surf Club, 10- 12, Key Club Sweetheart, 10-12, Deca Club Treasurer, , Deca Vice President, 11, Softball Team, 11: Tennis Team, 12, Gayfer's Teen Board, 12. MERRITT, MIKE: Football Team, 9: Base- ball Team, 10. MILLER, CHRISTOPHER: ROTC I, 10, ROTC ll, 11, ROTC Ill, 12. MILLER, ELAINE: Drama Club, 9-12, An- chor Club, 11-12, Speech Club, 11, Red Cross, 10. MILLS, CINDY: Tiger's Tale, 10-11, En- tente Service Club, 11-12. MITCHELL, SCOTT: President of Red Cross Club, 10: National Honor Society, 11-12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 12. MITCHELL, VERDETTE: Track Team, 9: FHA Club ,12, LaPetite Service Club, 10, 12, Member of Deca, 12. MOHAMMADI, EINOLLAH: National Honor Society, 11-12, Entente Service Club, 11- 12, Soccer Team, 12. MOORE, KEVIN: Freshman Football, 9: Varsity Football, 10-11. MOORE, MICHAEL: Freshman Football, 9: Key Club, 10: Chorus, 11. MOORER, TRACI: Pom Pom, 10. NICHOLS, BELINDA: Homeroom Repre- 228lSenior Summaries sentative, 10: Band Member, 11: March- ing Band, 11-12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, Sym- phonic Band, 12. NIXON, CATHY: Junior Varsity Basketball Team, 10, Secretary of HOSA, 11, Mem- ber of FBLA, 11, Secretary of FBLA, 12: Manager of Varsity Basketball Team, 12. NGUYEN, CUONG: Soccer Team, 9-12, Member of National Honor Society, 11. NGUYEN, HUNG: Petanque Team, 10-12, French Club, 10-12. NGUYEN, MAI: Tennis Team, 9: Basket- ball Team, 10. PALAGANAS, JENNIFER: Top Ten Fresh- men, 9: Member of National Junior Honor Society, 9-10, Honor Roll, 9-12, Cheer- leader, 10-12, Top Ten Junior, 11: Trea- surer of Entente, 11-12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, President of German Club, 11: Top Ten Seniors, 12: Society of Distinguished High School Students, 12. PAUL, CARMEN: Concert Band, 9-10, Marching Band 9-12, Symphonic Band 11-12, Senior Representative, 12, Jazz Band, 12. PETERSON, MARIE: Entente Service Club, 10, 11, Yearbook Staff, 11: Class Secretary, 12. PETREY, APRIL: Marching Band 9: Home- room Representative, 9-11, Concert Band, 10: Key Club Sweetheart, 10-12, Drama Club, 10-12, Surf Club, 11-12, French Club, 11-12, Bible Club, 12: Gayfer's Teen Board, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 12, Varsity Cheerleader, 12: Chorus, 12. POTTER, RICKY: Freshman Football, 9: E.S.C. Sweetheart, 9-12, Varsity Base- ball Team, 9-12. RAINS, ANGELA: Marching Band, 9-12, Concert Band, 9-10, Feature Twirler, 9- 10, Symphonic Band, 10-12, Jazz Band, 11-12, Drum Major 11-12, Student Con- ductor 11-12, Bowling Team, 10: Entente Service Club, 11-12, Key Club, 11-12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11: SCA-Senator, 12: FHA, 12. RAWLINS, WILLIAM: Transferred to PHS from PCS. REED, DAVID: J.V. Baseball Team, 10: Varsity Baseball, 11: Key Service Club, 11-12, Job Entry, 12. RICHARDSON, ANTOINE: Played on the Football Team, 9: Played on the Basket- ball Team 10-12, Played on Baseball Team 10-12. RICHARDSON, JENNIFER: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 9-10, Captain Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, 10: German Club, 12. RICHEY, ROSALIND: PHS Color Guard, 9 Homeroom Representative, 9-10, Speech Club, 10: Tiger's Tale, 10-11, LaPetite Service Club, 10: Tournament Group ln- terpretation, 10: Forensics Tournament, 11: Duo Interpretation, 11: Drama Club, 12. ROBINSON, DENISE: Band, 9-11, LaPe- tite Service Club, 10-11, DCT Class, 12: DCT Club, 12: Senior Class Treasurer, 12. ROBINSON, KIM: Historian of Health Oc- cupation, 10: Parlimentarian of Health Service Aids, 11: Job Entry, 12. ROTHSCHILD, SANFORD: Track, 11: La- Petite Service Club, 12: Deca, 12. ROYSTER, DARYL: Football Team, 10: Basketball Team, 11-12. RUIZ, THERESE: Marching and Symphon- ic Band, 9-12, Entre Soeurs Service Club, 10-12, Outstanding Freshman Bandsman, 9: Freshman Class Treasurer, 9: Fresh- man Homecoming Court, 9: Freshman Ma- roon 8t White Court, 9: Key Club, 10-12, Miss Sophomore, 10: Sophomore Maroon 8t White Court, 10: Tennis Team, 10-12, Homeroom Representative, 10: Out- standing Junior Bandsman, 11: Prom Court, 11: Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11: Drum Major, 12: Deca-Class Historian, 12, Hosa, 12: Escambia County Junior Miss Contestant, 12: Homecoming Queen, 12. RUSSELL, DARLEEN: Member of Track Team, 9: Member of LaPetite Service Club, 10: Member of Pom-Pom, 10-11, Job Entry Student, 12. RUSELL, RANDY: Baseball Team 9-11, War Games Club, 9-11, Raquetball Club, 9-11, French Club, 12. SAMUEL, BARBARA: ROTC, 9: FBLA, 10,11, LaPetite Service Club, 11: DCT, 12. SCHAFF, MARY: R.O.T.C., 10-12, Drill Team, 11-12. SEALS, EIRA: Deca Service Club, 11: Job Entry, 12. SHEARMAN, LEIGH: FBLA, 9, Entre Soeurs Club, 10-12, Key Club Sweet- heart, 10-11, HOSA Member, 10: French Club, 11: French Club Treasurer, 12: Var- sity Cheerleader, 11: Deca Service Club Vice President, 12: SHERMAN, ALICE: Member of Track Team, 9-10, Cross Country Team, 9-10, Soccer Team, 9: MVP in Track, 9: MVP in Cross Country, 9: Who's Who Among America's High School Students, 12. SHEPLER, TOM: Tiger's Tale Staff, 10, Tiger's Tale Production Editor, 10: Tiger's Tale Editor in Chief, 12. SIMPSON, MAURICE: Football, 9-11, SMITH, GLORIA: DCT Club, 12. SMITH, JAMES: Football, 9-10, R.O.T.C., 9-11, Job Entry, 12. SMITH, ROBERT: Homeroom Represen- tative, 9-10. SMITH, VONNIE: Homeroom Representa- tive 9-10, Spanish Club, 9: Softball Team, 9-12, Drama Club, 10-11, Tiger's Tale Staff, 10: Entre Soeurs Club, 11-12, Surf Club Sweetheart, 11: French Club, 11: Key Club Sweetheart, 12, Deca Club Treasurer, 12. SOLCHENBERGER, MARK: Baseball Team, 10: Surf Club, 12. SPENCER, TRUNESTA: Junior Varsity Basketball, 9-10, Track Team, 12. STIMIS, LEE ANNA: Track Team, 9: Surf Club, 12: Deca Club, 12. STACK, STEVE: Junior Achievement, 10: Surf Club, 11-12. SULLIVAN, ROD: Baseball Team, 9-11, Key Club, 9-10, Surf Club, 11-12. SYKES, STEPHANIE: Homeroom Repre- sentative, 9-, SGA Senator, 11: Color- guard Captain, 12. TATE, CINDY: Lead Role in Bye Bye Birdie , 9, Literary Magazine Staff, 9, Drama Club, 10-12, Dance Troupe, 10-11, Distinguished Young Scientists, 10-11, Keyettes, 11, Marching Band, 11: Lead Role in Ten Little Indians , 11, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 12, P.H.S. Junior Miss 1st Runner up. TELHIARD, CHRIS: ESC Sweetheart, 12: Surf Club, 12. TENNANT, JANICE: Freshman Class Vice President, 9: Entre Sorurs Club, 9-12, Key Club, 9-12, French Club, 9: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 10: Surf Club, 10-12, Varsi- ty Cheerleader, 11-12, Gayfer's Teen Board, 11-12, Junior Miss Contestant, 12, DECA Treasurer, 12, Tennis Team, 12: Ti- ger's Tale Staff, 12. TRIPP, BARBARA: Freshman Cheer- leader, 9: Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 11- 12, Served on Junior Senior Prom Court, Member of LaPetite Service Club, 12: 1st Runnerup on Homecoming Court, 12. TURNER, QUANDA: Archonettes Trea- surer, 9, Homeroom Representative, 9, Track Team, 10, Secretary of HOSA, 11, Member of Deca Club, 12. URQUHART, TIM: French Club, 9-12, Baseball Team, 11-12, F.S.C. Sweet- heart, 12: Key Club, 12, Deca Club, 12, Homecoming King, 12. VANWHY, STEVE: ROTC, 10-12. WALKER, DAVID: Surf Club, 11-12. WALKER MARY: Spanish Club, 9: Home- room Representative, 9, Junior Achieve- ment, 10-12, Mu Alpha Theta, 10: Entente Service Club, 10-11, Varsity Softball Team, 10: National Honor Society, 11-12, Annona Staff, 11: President of National Honor Society, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 12. WARD, JOHN: Varsity Golf, -12, Varsity Soccer, 11-12, ROTC Group Commander, 12. WARREN, TERESA: Chorus Secretary, 9, Voice, 9-10, Honor Roll, 11-12. WHITE, DEE DEE: Entente Service Club, 9-12, Deca Club Secretary, 11-12, HOSA, 12, Junior Miss Contestant, 12. WILKEY, NANCY: Colorguard, 9-11, En- tente Service Club, 9-10, DCT, 12. WILLIAMS, BARBARA: R.O.T.C., 9-12. WILLIAMS, KEITH: R.O.T.C. Drill Team, 10-12, Football Manager, 10: Basketball Manager, 11: LaPetite Service Club, 11- 12. WILLIAMS, MARY: Basketball Team, 9- 11, Track Team, 9-11. WILLIAMS, TOMMYSENE: Junior Varsity Basketball Team, 10-11. WISDOM, BRYAN: R.O.T.C., 9, Key Club, 11, DCT, 12. YOUNG LISA: Track Team, 9: Junior R.O.T.C., 9, Swim Team, 11-12, Drama Club, 11: Anchor Club, 11-12. Senior Summaries!229 Advertisements ........ Alma Mater ...............,. Anchor Service Club ...... Annona ..................... Art ...................... Baby Pictures ....... Band .................. Baseball .......... Bible Club ......... Bowling Club ........ Boys Basketball ...... Cheerleaders ....... Chorus ............ Closing .........,..... Current Events ...... DCT ................... Debate ........... DECA ................ Drama Club .......................... Entente ....................................... Entre Souers Service Club ........ Exchange Students ................ Faculty .................... FBLA ........ FCA ....... FHA ......................... Football ...................... Foreign Languages ....... Forensics ................... French Club ............... Freshmen ...................... Gayfer's Teen Board ....... Girls Basketball ............ Golf ............................ Hall of Fame ........ HOSA ................ 23O!Subject Index Subject Index ........215 18 132 178 44 6 134 182 140 139 186 .....209 138 .....236 19 144 38 142 146 148 154 26 126 156 140 141 194 40 158 157 110 159 190 193 72 160 Homecoming ........ Junior Miss ...... Juniors ........... .. Key Club .......................... ....... LaPetite Service Club ......... ....... Latin Club ........................... ....... National Honor Society ....... ...... Odd Happenings .......... Opening .................. PHS vs. EHS ....... Pentanque ........ Pep Rallies ......... Pom Pom Club ........ Beading ................ ROTC ...... L ............... Scholars Bowl ......... Shop ....................... Senior Messages ....... Seniors ....................... Senior Summaries ........ Senior Superlatives ..... Soccer ....................... Softball ............ Sophomores ......... SGA ........................ Student Index ............. Students at Leisure ..... Surf Club .................... Swim Team ............. Tennis Team ........ Tiger's Tale ...... Track .............. Volleyball .......... Weightlifting ......... Young Artist ......... 20 28 78 162 164 169 170 30 4 24 205 32 141 39 172 43 42 224 48 226 65 200 202 94 176 231 34 171 204 201 174 206 205 208 177 Adams, Clifford 96 Adams, Jacquelyn 96 Adams, Lisa 164, 167, 205, 206, 80 Adams, Natalie 134 Adams, Roosevelt 112 Adcock, Kelly 112 Adcock, Marci 80, 136 Adkerson, Robert 139 Agar, Dan 112 Aguilar, Michelle 112 Alcott, Jenifer 80, 146 Alderman, Rachel 112, 136 Allen, Trebrena 156, 164, 166, 192, 205, 206 Ali, Abdur-rahman 112, 136, 189 Alves, Michael 112, 147 Ames, Kenneth 44, 80, 176 Andrews, Beatrice 80, 164, 166, 137, 138 Anderson, Roberta 143, 164, 166 Anderson, Wayne 139 Anderson, William 80 Andrews, Charles 80 Andrews, Eyela 112 Anger, Darla 6, 142, 143 Arca, Robert 96 Archer, Joseph 112 Ard, Angela 112 Ard, James 96 Ard, Susan 80, 141, 160 Arreglado, Michelle 96, 205 Armstrong, Tracey 112 Askew, Michelle 6 Askew, Valerie 138, 177 Asters, Douglas 80, 171, 157 Atkins, Angela 112 Atkins, Charles 112 Atkins, Rosalind 96 Austin, Mark 96, 184, 185 Babinskin, Stanley 112 Badders, Kimberly 96 Bagwell, Saravoot 96, 169, 184, 185,205 Bagwell, Umpika 169 Bagwell, Vorauit 80, 157, 169, 205 Bailey, Donna 80 Bailey, Stacy 96 Bain, Amy 112 Bain, Mark 152, 204 Baker, Jimmy 96 Baker, Robert 80, 178, 179, 208 Baldwin, Andrea 112, 135 Balkom, Michele 6, 148, 157, 169, 208 Balkom, Thomas 96, 154, 157 Ball, Kevin 135 Ball, Lasandra 96 Ball, William 96 Ballard, Kenneth 112, 138, 139 Barber, Sabrina 112 Baria, Marvin 112 Barlow, Larry 112 Barnard, Rhonda 112, 138 Barnes, Bradley 112, 138 Barnes, Brett 80, 169, 204 Barnett, Cheryl 6, 142, 143, 148 Barron, Bridgette 112 Bass, Felecia 80 Bathurst, Shannon 112 Battle, Tekicia 138 Beard, Sara 160, 169 Bechtol, James 80, 38, 140, 158, 194 Beck, Brenda 80 Beckham, Shawn 7, 169, 174 Bell, Erik 80, 182, 184 Bement, Sharon 80, 178 Bennett, Joseph 112, 135 Bentley, David 96 Bentley, Troy 7 Bergoff, Gary 201, 208 Bergosh, Gary 7 Bergosh, Jeffery 81, 146, 147, 158 Bernal, Debra 81, 154, 170 Best, Troy 96 Bethea, Rochelle 164, 168 Betties, Darnell 81 Betties, Rachel 81 Betzer, Tonya 96 Biggs, Tommy 7, 162 Biles, Melissa 96 Bishop, Darrell 81 Bishop, Reginald 112 Black, Shanetha 138 Black, Shawn 112 Black, Tony 112 Blackmon, Dennis 112 Blackmon, Kelly 96 Blackmon, Krystal 15, 96, 193, 202, 209, 212 Blackmon, Pamela 96 Blackston, Odell 112 Blaker, William 113 Bloker, Kimberly 81, 160 Blunt, Cynthia 190 Blumer, Mary 170 Blunt, Donnell 81 Blunt, Lawrence 96 Bogie, Jack 96 Bogie, Johnny 97 Bolton, Kenneth 7, 144, 145 Bolton, Kim 81, 160 Boltz, Chad 113, 184, 185 Booker, Tashis 113 Booker, Troy 113, 189 Boone, Carol 7, 144 Boone, Troy 97 Boswell, Keith 6, 171 Boutachanthavonkk hamphone, Thi 97, 201 Boutwell, Jacqueline 81 Bowers, Karen 113 Bowers, Geroge 81, 195 Bowers, Robert 113 Bowie, Karen 81 Bowie, Karol 81 Boyd, Greg 97, 208 Boyd, Sandra 81, 132, 160 Boyer, Kevin 97, 140, 194, 208 Boyette, Mario 113 Boykin, Michael 166 Boykin, Stephanie 81 Boykins, Albert 113, 136 Boyles, Ronda 113 Bradbury, Michael 113 Bradley, Adonna 81 Bradley, Eric 113, 184, 185 Bradley, Kevin 97 Bradley, Tony 6 Brantley, Melanie 148 Brazwell, Ginger 113 Brink, Joanne 113 Broadhead, Tracey 81, 141 Brock, Rodney 97, 195 Brook, Sharon 6, 148, 171 Brooks, Sherina 192 Brooks, Tammie 97, 141 Brooks, Fredrick 6 Brown, Cheron 113, 146 Brown, Christa 81, 141, 138 Brown, Clayton 81 Brown Farnetta 7, 206 Brown Lindsey 97, 201 Brown Lisa 134, 164, 167 Brown Lydia 169 Brown Nicole 97, 132 Brown Sharon 160, 164 Brown Sharon 113, 136 167 Brown Tammy 113 Brown Tina 137 Brown Tonya 136, 137 Brown Brown Yalonda 7, 134 Yolanda 7 134 Bui, Danh 44, 81, 1170, 176 Bui, Quyen 97 Bunch, Stephen 113 Burgains, Kerry 113 Burke, Rebekah 97 Burkenpas, Vickie 113 Burmeister, Carl 7, 171 Burmeister, Heather 97, 209, 210, 212 Burnett, Webbie 194, 208 Burnett, Zebbie 97, 140, 194 Burnham, Lisa 81, 160 Burns, Scott 97 Burns, Robert 113 Butler, Larry 113 Cantrell, Lisa 7,134, 148 Cantrell, Karen 81, 148 Cain, Christopher 113, 160 Carnley, Russell 97 Carnley, Shirley 97 Carnley, Tammy 81 Carrancejie, Brian 98 Carr, Wynona 81 Carter, Kimberly 98 Carver, Tina 113 Cassida, Louis 6, 144, 145 Castleberry, Lisa 98, 202 Causey, Pat 98 Chapman, Robert 82 Chalk, Andy 113 Champion, Chris 113 Champion, Stephanie 113 Chance, Della Hope 6, 190, 192 Chase, Brenda 113 Chasen, Tyrone 207 Chatwood, Amy 82, 136, 169 Chau, Quang 98, 157 Chau, Ty 82,201 Chhem, Cheum 98 Chhem, Phady 98 Cheshure, Kevin 82, 157, 193 Chivington, Florence 6, 22,143,154,171 Christian, Melody 135, 149 Christopher, Stacy 142 Cintron, Wyoma Joe 82, 141 Clanton, David 82 Clark, Leslie 138 Clark, Lora 113 Clay, Jeanne 6, 146, 174 Cleveland, Kim 98 Cleveland, Sebastian 113, 184, 185, 189, 198 Clopton, Laura 82 Cole, Dennis 113 Coleman, Henry 82 Coleman, Lisa 40, 114, 176 Colley, Jimmie 114 Collins, Barbara 98 Collins, Danyelle 23, 98, 99, 149, 162, 209, 210 Collins, Katherine 114 Collins, Sharon 1 Collins, Vicki 1, 135 Collingsworth, Dawn 98 Colon, Michele 114 Collyer, Mark 82, 162 Cook, Cynthia 114, 135 Cook, Doris 7 Cook, Eric 114 Cook, James 98, 157, 201 Cook, Robert 98 Cook, Tammy 82, 132 Cooks, Rita 138 Copeland, Kyle 82 Corenevsky, Mary 144, 145 Cottle, John 114 Cowan, Robert 114 Cowell, Shannon 82 Cox, Matthew 135, 189 Cox, Stephen 114, 176 Craig, Jeffery 114 Crenshaw, Phillip 98, 140, 194, 207 Crews, Diona 7 Crews, Richard 114, 201 Cribb, Tabatha 82, 149, 174 Cribbs, Carolyn 7, 154 Crosby, Donna 157, 175 Crosby, Jeane 114 Crosby, Olethea 98 Crumpton, Betty 135, 157, 164, 167 Crutchfield, Susan 114 Custer, Roderick 98, 153, 162, 194 Dabon, Tamara 114, 157 Dailey, Lisa 82, 170 Dale, Delond 114 Dang, Sang 114, 201 Daniels, Karen 98 Darnes, Katrina 114 Daugherty, Ronald 98 Davidson, Donald 98, 140 Davis, David 114 Davis, Michelle 82, 149 Davis, Ricky 82 Davis, Trenia 138 Dawson, Lisa 144, 145 Dawson, Michael 114 Dawson, Theresa 98, 130, 157 Deering, William 114, 130 Degraaf, James 158, 160 Degraaf, Maureen 98 Dejarnette, John 114 Student lndex!231 Delorge, Albert Dempsey, Sylvia 82, 192 Dennis, Jimmie 136, 207 Dexter, Belinda 164, 166 Dickens, Ronnie 186, 187 Dickin, Gina 98, 134 Doucette, Kellie 138 Dien, Hoa Thi 99, 168 Dillard, Daphne 99 Dillon, Brian 114, 198 Dismukes, Dimitri 195, 207, 208 Driskell, Rebecca 138 Disouryavong, Samlane 99, 201 Disouryavong, Somphou 114 Dotter, Mary 82, 154 Doxford, Norman 82, 204 Dreadin, Michael 82 Drees, Matthew 82, 201 Drees, Jayne 114 Driscoll, Wendy 114 Driskill, Richard 83, 146 Drury, Tina 99 Dubose, Lisa 7, 142, 143, 149, 209, 210, 212, 160 Duch, Meth 83 Duch, Mouth 76 Duckworth, Elmondo 99, 188, 174 Duncan, Christine 99, 16, 202, 203, 209 Duncan, David 83 Dunlap, Mark 83, 136 Dunlap, Matthew 178 Dunson, Darron 140, 146, 20 Dyson, Douglas 83 Dyar, Gerald 7 Duerksen, Marion 114 Dukes, Justin 114 Eddins, Martin 114 Eddy, Norman 99 Edlund, Tina 83, 149, 162 Edwards, James 99, 136 Edwards, Ronda 149 Edwards, Ronald 83, 136 Ellis, Angela 115 Emmanuel, Kimberly 83, 154 Emmons, Michael 99, 140, 182 Endsley, Tina 99, 101 Encare, John 99 Euker, Tracey 115 Evans, Terrell 83, 140, 157 232!Student Index Everette, Donte 115 Everitt, Mary 99, 149 Ezell, Brian 115 Falke, Michael 83, 31 Falke, Tina 7 Farrington, Phillip 115 Femrite, Brian 83 Fendley, Jeffrey 115 Ferraro, Bianca 99 Fields, Kenneth 45 Findley, Robert 99 Finley, Kenneth 115 Fish, Robert 99 Fischner, Kerry 115 Flanagan, Kathleen 99, 138 Fleischman, Patricia 99, 142 Fletcher, Deborah 115 Fletcher, Donald 115 Flintroy, Herman 83 Fleshment, Tricia 154 Floyd, Angela 160 Floyd, Delphon 99, 135 Forsythe, Tonya 99, 142 Foss, Cynthia 115 Foss, Sandra 99 Foster, Julie 99 Foster, Richard 6 Foster, Susan 83 Fowler, Donald 83 Frady, Kell 6, 149, 160 Francis, Tonda 6, 144, 145, 150 Franklin, Demetries 115, 134 Freel, Timothy 83 Freel, Tracy 99 Freeman, Margaret 140, 170 French, Matthew 115 French, Michael 99 Fryson, Madgelyn 99, 160 Fuentes, Michael 115 Fulmer, David 83 Funderburk, Rodney 99 Futch, Lisa 99 Gaines, Angelea 99, 154, 209,210,212 Gaither, Reuben 99 Gamble, David 138 Gardner, Edith 99 Gardner, Janice 137, 138 Gardner, Frances 99 Gardner, Rachael 135 Garrett, James 115 Garrett, Timothy 83, 89, 162 Garrett, Tony 99 Garrett, Valerie 45 Garvin, Dunrey 142, 143,162,171,174 Gates, James 115, 138 Gates, Gates, Marian 6, 132 Melissa 115 Gaugler, Jennifer 178 Gay, David 99 Gay, Stephanie 154 George, Katrina 157, 164, 166 George, Teresa 141 Gerdau, Judy 115 Gerow, Rebecca 99, 133, 137 Gilbert, Ronda 7, 157, 171, 174 Hamilton, Regina 100, 135 Hamiter, Joseph 100 Hammac, Jessica 160 Haney, Charles 146, 158 Haney, Ginger 100 Hardaway, Thomas 116 Hardin, Gary 201 Hardin, Penny 84 Hardy, Joseph 100, 136, 166, 167, 168 Harrell, Walter 84 Harris, Kelly 174, 190 Harris, Melvin 100 Harris, Nathan 100, 194 Harrison, Jaryl 116, 169 Glattli, Gregory 99 Golden, Roger 99 Goldsmith, Hillard 115 Golston, Angela 7, 114, 145 Goodale, Kimberly 99, 142 Goodlin, Leslie 115 Gould, Michelle 206 Graham, Gerald 206 Gray, Janine 115 Gray, Marvin 115 Gray, Michelle 7, 142, 143, 154, 171 Gray, Shannon 115 Graver, Lauren 115 Green, Malisa 164, 166 Green, Terri 212, 213 Greene, Jeremy 115 Greene, Ronald 97, 100, 184, 185 Greene, Tara 115, 176 Grice, Xavier 100, 188 Grier, Ronald 166 Griffin, Jeffrey 115, 138 Griffith, Sean 100 Grimes, Marcia 100, 190 Grissom, Shay 115, 202, 203 Grover, Marianne 100, 134, 162 Grover, Paul 115, 198 Grubbs, Ray 115 Guidroz, Kristina 146 Gulley, Dorothy 116 Gunder, Christine 116 Gutierrez, Aemelia 116 Gutierrez, Margaret 7, 154, 160 Hache, Donald 116 Hache, Kimberly 84, 178 Hagler, Riley 84 Hale, Paul 116 Hale, Rebecca 100 Hale, Susan 116, 171 Hall, Brenda 7, 28, 162 Hall, David 84 Hamilton, Eric 100 Hamilton, Patrick 116 Harrison, Joyce 144 Harsey, John 116 Hart, Heather 169 Hart, Joseph 116 Hartjen, Brandon 84 Hartman, John 100 Harvey, Elissa 190, 191 Hastings, Ronald 100 Hation, Vonda 100 Hawks, Andrew 84 Hayes, Lajuna 6 Hayes, Brett 101 Hayes, Leslie 116 Hayes, Pamela 116 Haynes, Arthur 136, 168, 208 Haynes, Paul 116 Haynes, Twayna 6 Helland, Orlan 26, 27 Helton, Sarah 101 Helton, Tracy 116 Henderson, James 116 Henderson, David 101, 136 Henderson, Samuel 101 Heriot, Darlene 116, 135 Herring, Frances 116 Holmes, Edgar 101 Holmes, Mary 101 Hook, Dana 144 Horn, Belinda 7, 204 Horton, Theresa 7, 143, 160 Hosea, Yolanda 101 Hoiston, Erica 101 Hovatter, Amy 116 Howard, James 101, 140, 182, 184, 194 Howard, Kevin 84 Howell, Shenadoah 116 Hritz, Scott 116 Huff, Cynthia 116, 135 Humbert, Thomas 6 Hunter, Donald 116 Hunter, Pamela 84 Huyng, Phuoc 116, 201 Iglesias, Christine 116 Iglesias, Jeffrey 84 llano, Edward 101, 182, 184, 195 llano, Kris 116 Ingram, Dennis 162 Ingram, Robert 116, 184 Ingram, Thomas 43, 170 loakim, Christopher 153 Irizarry, Zina 101 Israel, Tom 138, 140, 158 lsham, Janet 101 Israel, Karen 116, 140, 162 Herrick, Paul 6 Hester, Kathy 144, 145 Hewson, Derek 116 Hewson, Dorene 84 Heyen, Marcel 101, 157 Hicks, George 116 Hightower, Gregory 6 Hightower, Rodney 35, 45 Hill, Billy 116 Hill, Lisa 29, 48, 7, 144, 145 Hoang, Leha 116 Hoang, Thuan 101 Hobdy, Karl 116 Hodges, Bobbi 30, 146, 162 Hoffbauer, Edward 116 Hoffbauer, Robert 7 Holland, Donald 158, 174 Holland, Jack 84 Holland, Karry 101, 134, 150 Holley, Michelle 7, 137 Hollingsworth, lndria 7, 156 Hollis, Gregory 101 Jackson, Altonia 101 Jackson, Connie 116, 141 Jackson, Arrista 142 Jackson, Roy 195 Jackson, Theodorsha 142, 143 Jackson, Valarie 85 James 101, 174 James, Trina 116 James, Karen 116 Janes, Christopher 43 Jansen, Bryan 38, 153, 158, 177 Jarman, Ronnie 116 Jacquez, Ricardo 116, 136 Jay, Rodney 136 Jenkins, Joyce 101 Jenkins, Preach 116 Jennings, Erika 116 Jernigan, Christopher 101 Jernigan, Jason 117, 138 Jernigan, John 117 Johnson, Anna 156 Johnson, Bonnke 101 Johnson, Camela 101, 141, 157, 160 Johnson, Douglas 6 Johnson, Eric 117 Johnson, Frank 117 Johnson, Jacqueline 117 Johnson, Lacasa 85 Johnson, Melissa 164 167, 168, 178 Johnson, Melvin 101 Johnson, Michael 203 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Michael 101 Randall 117 Rhonda 102 Vonda Johnson 102, 141, 157 Johnson, Shane 174, 175, 200 Johnson, Shawne 117 Johnson, Takahashi 6, 135, 144, 145, 164, Jordan, Erika 117 167 Johnson, Warren 294, 207 Jones, Adrienne 144, 145 Jones, Artavar 160 Jones, Elizabeth 132, 133, 138 Jones, Ethel 164, 167 Jones, Jerrick 5, 194 Jones, Kenneth 117, 162, 194 Jones, Lezette 102 Jones, Loletha 141, 146 Jones, Robert 195, 208 Jones, Robyn 141 Jones, Roselinda 117 Jones, Tammy 102, 7, 141, 150, 169 Jones, Tina 102, 154 Jones Wayne 207 Jose, Ronnie 85 Josey, Paula 117, 141 Joyner, Rebecca 117, 141, 157 Joyner, Geneva 102 Jugger, Miriam 140 Kalfus, Kamm Jason 198 June 6, 150, 162 Kelley, Elizabeth 144, 145 Kelsay, Amber 102, 169 Kent, Earl 198 Kerby 157 Key, Brian 117 Keys, Angie 164, 166 Keys, Michelle 7 Kidd, Audrey 117, 192 Kilov, Marianne 26, 27 Kilpatrick, Richard 7, 162 Kimprough, Theresa 7 King, Kersandra 102, 206 King, Kinita 135 King, Michelle 117, 137 King, Tammy 102 Knight, Bernadine 160 Knight, Edfrem 117 Knight, Larry 102 Knight, Steven 206, 207 Knight, Theaser 85, 179 Kosmas, Joseph 208 Kress, Stephanie 117 Kuhhirte, Richard 157 Kuhhirte, Robert 157 Lacross, Gary 117 Lagos, Cris 85 Lagos, Joan 117 Lambert, Donald 198 Lancaster, John 102, 205 Land, Lisa 7 Land, Troy 102, 138 Landrum, Norman 102 Langley, Dustin 34, 38, 140, 158 Langley, John 117, 176 Lassitter, Troy 86 Latham, Terry 117, 137, 169 Laui, Maggie 117 Lawman, Roe 117 Le Trang 117 Lee, Audrey 7, 146, 206 Lee, Charles 117 Lee, Jack 117 Lee, Michele 102 Leger, Byron 86 Leggs, Charmaine 117 Leonard, Todd 102, 157, 205 Lett, Carol 86 Lett, Clifford 186 Lewis, Connie 86 Lewis, Johnny 10, 194 Lewis, Larry 117 Lewis, Robert 117, 198 Lewis, Teresa 86 Lewis, Vicki 101, 190, 191 Li, Ciang 201 Likely, Ty 102 Linde, Melanie 10 Lindsey, Larry 186, 187 Lipham, Kent 117 Lister, Gary 102, 138 Lister, Joe 103 Litvinas, Tanya 86 Livesay, Teresa 118 Livingston, Kimberly 10, 160 Lloyd, Jimmy 118, 198 Long, Joyce 10, 200 Long, Paul 86 Long, Regina 86 Loper, Linda 142 Loppes, Louise 140 Loveless, Melvin 86 Lucas, Jeffrey 118 Luckett, Aurie 138 Lunsford, Douglas 118 Lunsford, Raymond 11, 159, 160, 178 Luppy, Heather 86 Lewis, Jill 86, 150 Livingston, Kim 150 Lockwood, Kathryn 102 Loftis, John 102 Long, Cin 150 Long, Dana 162 Lopes, Louis 102, 195, 208 Lyle, James 102 Mackie, Diane 103, 162 Macks, Sophia 118 Macwhinnie, Anthony 103 Madden, Karen 118 Madden, Mary 118 Mai, Lien 157 Majors, Dianna 154 Manangan, Mariano 118 Mancillas, James 118 Mann, Kevin 11 Manning, Christopher 118 Manuel, Debra 169 Marchesseault, Michele 118, 204 Marrelle, Charles 118, 146, 200 Marshall, Tonya 86 Martin, Mackie 118 Martin, Pierre 103, 140 Martin, Stacey 103 Martineau, Shelley 11, 33 Masek, Michael 118 Mason, Christopher 118 Mason, Tamela 103, 142 Matheny, Beverly 118 Mathes, Rebecca 103 Matos, Rafael 103 Maughon, Timmy 103 Maxwell, David 103 Maxwell, John 86 Maxwell, Phyllis 136, 192, 206 May, Marc 118, 198 May, Melanie 10, 143, 178, 179 Maye, Carol 103, 135 Maye, Deanne 118, 138 Meadows, Robert 195 Meadows, Shelly 103, 157, 162 Mell, John 103 Melton, Gary 141 Mercado, Victor 118 Mercer, Charles 157, 170 Merritt, Michael 171 Merritt, Tracy 118 Michael, Bonita 87 Miller, Jayna 119, 135 Miller, Marquita 136, 137 Miller, Missy 132 Miller, Rodney 194, 207 Mills, Cindy 10, 151 Misora, Kim 119, 137 Mitchell, Danny 87 Mitchell, Gregory 170 Mitchell, Shawn 103 Mitchell, Tina 87 Mitchell, Verdette 10, 164 Mobley, Shelton 104, 166, 167, 168 Modglin, Darwin 104 Modglin, Kerrie 119 Mohammadi, Elnollah 103, 182, 195 McDaniel, Latandra 103, 176 McDaniel, Stephanie 16, 103, 154, 157, 162, 202, 203 McDavid, Angela 10 McDavid, Rhonda 103, 135 McDonald, Autumn 11 McDonald, David 118 McDonald, Karen 86 McDonald, Trina 103 McDole, David 11 Mclntire, Dennis 103 1O,153, 171,201 Mondello, Scott 87 Moody, Robin 104 Moore, Kenneth 119 Moore, Michael 168, 167 Morgan, Vanessa 23, 104, 166, 164 Morrow, William 136 Moses, James 104 Mclntire, Roland 118, 176 McKenzie, Joey 103 McKim, Randy 118 McKinney, Devan 140 McKinney, Jennifer 11, 154, 159 McLendon, William 87 McMillan, Mary 118, 157, 171, 176 Mosher, Holly 142, 151 Mosley, Motton, Motton, Richard 119 Scottie 104 Velmatene 119 Moye, Robert 104, 146, 147 Mueoke, Walter 119 Mueller, Christopher 119, 198,208 Mueller, 170 Mullins, Scott 143, 153, Robert 119 Munoz, David 142 Murphy, Molly 104, 134 157 Murphy, Roger 119 Murphy, Sharon 119 Murray, Murray, Richard 104 Robert 87 Myrick, Dezendra 119, 141 McArthur, Lynne 10, 178, 179, 175, 176 McArthur, Sharon 176 McClain, Chandra 103, 176, 190, 191,205 McCleary, Richard 174 McConnico, Jacqueline 10 McCormick, Danielle 103 McCorvey, Christopher 118 McCorvey, Emily 86 McCoy, Victoria 118 McCracken, Connie 144, 145, 176 McCracken, Tammy 206 McCreary, Brian 118 McCree, Erick 103, 136 McCulley, Marianne 103, 206 McCulley, Robert 16, McMilkian, Thelton 118 McNair, Daryl 182, 194 McNulty, Jack 201 McPherson, Tammie 154 McVicar, Colleen 118, 169 MoVicar, Patches 118 Nalley, Kim 104 Nash, Kenneth 119 Nation, Jim Neal, Michelle 119, 176 Nellums, Aleshia 104 Nellums, Lisa 139, 154 Nelson, Cathy 119 Nelson, Malcolm 105, 195 Nesmith, Mary 119 Ness, Bonnie 119, 171 Nettles, Eric 88 Nettles, Chantell 88 Nettles, Deon 119, 185, 198 Neville, Jon 204 Newman, Darlena 104, 154 Nezat, Jason 119 Ngo, Thai 119 Nguyen, Danh 201 Nguyen, Coung 200, 201 Nguyen, Danh 119 Nguyen, Hang 119 Nguyen, Hoang 119 Nguyen, Khanh 88 Nguyen, Kimtuyen 170 Nguyen Lai 205 Nguyen Tam 119, 169 Nguyen Thuong 44, 104 Nguyen Trung 170 Nichols, Belinda 11 Nichols, Pamela 140, Student lndex!233 Steed, Robert 156 160 Nixon, Cathy 156, 190 Nixon, Sharon 135, 160, 164, 166 Noble, Michael 119 Norris, Douglas 119 Noxixay, Ae 119 Nugent, James 43, 169, 170, 188 Nunamaker, Frank 88 O'Brien, Denie 119, 138 Odom, Jeania 160 Odom, Kelly 88 Odom, Merle 119 Oglesby, Tamatha 120, 142, 160, 171 Oleson, Gregory 120 Oliver, Buffy 120, 169 Orial, Floyd 88 Overby, Sandra 104, 142 Pace, Perry 194, 207 Packer, Rosalind 202, 203 Pafford, George 120 Page, Brett 89 Page, Melisa 104 Page, Todd 153 Palaganas, Dennis 104 Palaganas, Jennifer 151, 170,209,211 Palaganas, Jocelyn 209, 211 Palmer, Sean 120 Paradis, Judith 136 Parker, Joe 120 Parker, Kenneth 104 Parker, Tamatha 120, 171, 23 Parrish, Linda 151, 135 Parrish, Lisa 151, 169 Parrish, Tara 120, 169, 135 Parrish, Thomas 104, 157, 135 Parziale, Carole 104 Patel, Jayesh 89 Pate, Nayana 169 Patel, Nilash 120 Patel, Varsha 104 Paton, Holly 120, 138 Patton, Lorraine 120, 135 Paul, Carmen 11 Pearson, Sam 120 Pei, Daravuth 169, 170 Pel, Praser 104 Pel, Sokhuhvany 142, 143, 169 Perry, Holly 120 Peterson, Lizonia 11, 48, 151, 156 234!Student Index Petrey, April 11, 162, 29, 140, 146, 157, 209, 211, 159 Petrey, Mary 120, 138, 212, 213, 177 Pettry, Melissa 11 Phaly, Boummy 201 Phillips, Charlie 139 Phillips, Ouentain 104 Pickard, David 120 Piquette, Sabrina 120 Pitts, Thomas 120 Pitts, Trisha 120, 171 Ponds, Deirdra 120, 134 Pope, Angelina 120 Portis, Derrick 120 Potter, Richard 182 Powe, Teresa 120 Powell, Georgianna 10 Powell, Kimberley 10, Richardson, Connie 121 Richardson, James 105 Richey, Rosalind 10 Rideout, Kevin 121 Riley, Daniel 121 Riley, Gerald 140, 182, 194 Rivers, Sarah 121 Roberts, Cary 121 Roberts, Michelle 154, 170, 177 Roberts, Montie 121, 198 Robertson, Sabrina 121, 134 Robinson, Christopher 45, 176 Robinson, Denise 144, 145, 138, 48 Robinson, Francisca 105 Robinson, Kimberly 143 Robinson, Matt 141 202, 203 Power, Gretchen 104, 136 Pritchett, Melissa 151, 162, 169 Ptomy, Tamra 105 Pugh, Cynthia 120 Pugh, Terry 105 Qualls, Dennis 120 Rains, Angela 151, 162, 29,141,131,134, 135 Randall, Charles 105 Randlett, Gregory 120 Rarer, Jill 120 Rasberry, Marvin 105 Rashied, Tuneshia 120 Rasmussen, Birgitte 26, Robinson, Tracy 202 Robinson, Vaughn 166, 167 Robnett, Tammi 121 Rochester, Tracie 156 Rogers, Mark 105 Rogers, Tracy 90 Rolston, Tijuana 141 Romero, Christine 105 Romero, Martin 90 Romigh, Sharon 121 Ross, Kimberly 90 Ross, Walter 105, 135 Rothchild, Sanford 166, 167 Rothenberger, Tim 105 Royster, Daryl 186, 187 Rucci, Dianna 121 Rudolph, Aretha 11, 164, 168, 192 Rudolph, Kate 11, 137 Rueff, Stephen 105, 157 Ruiz, Therese 11, 142, 143, 162, 28, 29, 200, 136, 137, 160, 22, 23, 134 27 Rauanheimo, Russell 120 Rausch, George 120 Rawlings, Dwayne 105 Reali, Frank 105 Reaves, Jimmy 105 Reaves, Kimberly 142 Reed, David 10 Reeder, Cindy 120 Reeder, Shannon 120 Reese, Johnny 105 Reilly, Dawn 120 Render, Inga 120 Reuben, Sandy 89 Rhodes, Walter 120 Rich, Timothy 89 Richardson, Antoine 186, 187 194 Richardson Christian 105, 153 157 Richardson Cleveland 188 Rupp, Ro bert 121, 138 Russell, Randall 157 Russow, Meghan 121 Sackett, James 176 Sadler, Beth 105 Sajovie, Kenneth 106 Sajovie, Lisa 121 Sallis, Brenda 121 Samuel, Barbara 11, 145 Samuel, Leroy 194 Sanders, Hassan 121, 208 Sanders, Jason 121 Sanders, Joseph 121 Sanders, Larry 106 Sanford, Kimberly 106, 154 Sapp, Sandra 90 Sasser, Paul 178 Saucier, Rodney 106 Saulsberry, Keith 121, 189 Savage, Christopher 194 Savage, Jessie 106 Savage, Tanya 11, 151, 28, 29, 38, 48, 158 Savage, Timothy 106, 207 Savage, Zolen 121, 199 Sawyer, Angelia 90 Scarritt, Victoria 142 Schaff, Mary 11 Schaff, Michael 121 Schaller, Marianne 140 Scheidt, Douglas 121 Schermerhorn, Donald 204, 133 Schmitt, Joseph 106, 140, 182, 194 Schultz, Michael 121 Schweiger, Glenn 121 Scott, Shelle 106 Seago, Angela 142 Seaman, Tanangela 90 Sears, Katharen 106 Sears, Terry 90 Seldon, John 10 Sellers, Frederick 106 Senna, Karen 106 Shanahan, Timothy 200, 171, 198 Shearman, Christiana 10, 155 Shearman, Christopher 122, 171 Shelton, Amy 122 Shepler, Sonya 164, 174 Shepler, Thomas 10, 153, 174, 175, 176 Sherman, Alice 10, 200 Sherman, Roger 122, 169 Shiver, William 122 Shorter, Eric 122 Shumate, Kimberly 122 Sidener, Ruby 122 Sidney, Darrell 106 Sigmon, Crystal 204, 160 Simpson, Edward 91 Simpkins, Jeffrey 122 Simpkins, Marzett 189 Simpkins, Stanley 194 Simpson, Annette 146, 147, 174 Sims, Evelyn 106 Skinner, Bryon 122 Slack, Jeffrey 91 Slade, Kerri 106 Slay, Renee 106, 138 Smith, Aarovonda 11, 155, 162 Smith, Carla 136 Smith, Cassandra 106 Smith, Craig 106 Smith, Kerry 138 Smith, Dale 122 Smith, Derrick 106, 186, 187 Smith, George 11 Smith, Gloria 7, 145 Smith, James 11 Smith, Janice 122 Smith, John Lea 152, 134 Smith, Lisa 122 Smith, Lucinda 122 Smith, Marice 122, 199 Smith, Melissa 91 Smith, Natalie 138 Smith, Raylanda 122 Smith, Scott 91 Smith, Stacey 91 Smith, Steven 122 Smith, Timothy 122, 138 6 Smith, Timothy S. 122, 138 Smith, Troy 107 Smith, Victor 122, 184 Smith, Willie 140, 197 Smithson, Suzanne 136 Solchenberger, James 91 Soth, An 107 Soule, Tracy 107, 162 Sparks, Mary 122 Sparrow, David 122 Spears, Sharon 174 Spencer, Michelle 11, 142, 143, 171 Spencer, Timothy 123 Stack, Steve 142, 28, 171 Stainrod, Devon 107 Stainrod, Simone 165, 168 Stallworth, Angelina 91 Stallowrth, Ed 140, 182 197 Stallworth, Dan 107, 197 Stallworth, Lorenzo 107 Stallworth, Tuwanna 123, 156 Stallworth, Valondra 123 Steele, Charles 123 Steele, Jeffrey 171, 157, 205 Stein, Sabrina 123 Stevens, Kirstin 123 Stevens, Scott 123 Stewart, Maurice 107 Stewart, William 123 Stimis, Lee 142, 143, 171 Stoeter, Charles 139 Stokes, Kirisa 123 Stoll, Donald 107 Stone, William 123 Strength, Shannon 91 Strickland, Angela 123, 138 Stroup, Guy 123, 193 Stucks, Leon 123 Suarez, Robert 91 Suggs, John 92 Suphasiang, Prapaporn 123 Sutton, Christine 165, 167, 107 Sutton, Sandra 123 Sutherland, Michael 139 Sykes, Jolie 123, 137 Sykes, Stephanie 11 Sylvas, Julius 92 Taing, Au-ty 92 Talton, Sheircreasir 165, 168 Tate, Cynthia 28 Tatro, Thomas 107 Taylor, David 123 Taylor, Monica 123 V Taylor, Patrick 123, 183 Taylor, Thomas 92 Telhiard, Eric 55, 201, 205 ' Tennant, Janice 11, 142, 143, 155, 159, 171 Thomas Demetria 155 Thomas, Latandra 107, 131 Thomas, Latonya 123 Thomas Marie 123 Thomas, Mary 107 Thompson, Edith 92 Thompson, Mark 200 Thompson, Margaret 10 Thrower, Dawn 123 Tibbs, Reginald 136, 167 Tolbert, Deloree 107 Toole, Cornelius 107 Tran, Bang 201 Bran, Chuong 123 Tran, Cong 123 Tran, Dung 92 169, Tran, Dung 123, 170 Tran, Loan 107 Tran, Minh 201 Tran, Quan 122 Tran, Sanh 157 Tran, Trang 107 Tran, Tuyet 107 Trawick, James 107 Treigle, Denise 92 Treigle, Dennis 107, 169, 184 Tripp, Barbara 211 Tripp, Berwyn 22, 199, 202 Trivitt, Russell 123, 201 Tucker, Keith 123, 193 Turner, David 123 Turner, Herman 122 Turner, Kevin 107 Turner, Kevin 107 Turner, Leon 123 Turner, Rodney 140, 208 Tyson, Paula 23, 152 Thompson, Paula 55, 174, 175,209,211 Union, Tony 199 Urquhart, Timothy 183, 23, 157, 162, 157 Valerio, Gilbert 123 Vance, Paige 124, 155, 212, 213, 23 Vanhoosen, Melissa 160 Vanpham, Gien 124 Vasquez, Anthony 124 Vaughn, Scott 124 Vazquez, Karinne 107, 177 Vazquez, Priscilla 124 Vega, Patrick 107 Viens, Robert 124, 169 Villalpando, Rebecca 107 Virgin, Angela 124 Virgin, Lastacey 124, 136 Vo Ha 124 Vo, Quyen 107 Voracheck Oth 107 Voyles, Kenneth 124 Walden, Jeffery 124 Walker, Alexis 129 Walker, David 171 Walker, Erin 124, 146, 147 Walker, Jillana 124, 169 Walker, Joseph 183, 194 Walker, Mary 152 Walker, Sherry 124, 138 Walker, Alvin 124 Walker, David 10 Wall, Angela 107 Wallace, Lisa 142 Wallis, Deborah 124 Wallis, Sharon 142, 143,155,162,171 Wallworth, Marilyn 107, 134, 157 Ward, John 201 Ward, Sharon 107 Ward, Tracy 124 Warner, Kimberly 142, 152, 177 Warren, Teresa 11 Watahovich, Valerie 11, 160, 163 Waters, Candy 138 Watley, Jimmie 124 Watley, Joseph 107 Watson, Anthony 107, 138 Watson, Carol 124 Watson, Jena 124 Watson, Mary Ann 107 Welch, Christopher 195, 208 Welch, Stephan 124 Welch, Steven 124, 136 Weathers, Albert 189 Weatherspoon, Cedric 124, 189 Weathers, Marty 187, 186, 195 Weatherspoon, Yvonne 107 Webb, Denise 160 Webster, Kimberly 107 Weekley, Timothy 93 Wehmeier, Angela 124 Welch, Stephanie 107, 142 Welles, Elizabeth 107, 152, 200, 171 Westry, Charlotte 107 Wetzel, Claudia 26 White, Dawn 11, 152, 160, 142, 143 Whitelook, Diana 107 White, Richard 124 White, Wendy 155 Wiggins, Sharma 190, 156 Wiggins, Rannie 124, 190,156,191,192 Wiggins, Suzanne 93 Wilbur, Jennifer 107, 155,163,171,174 Wiley, Tammy 124 Wilkey, Nancy 11, 145 Wilkinson, Misa 152, 212, 213 Wilson, Stephen 125 Wingate, Stephanie 125, 138 Wingate, Timothy 125 Wisdom, Bryan 11, 145 Wise, James 125, 141 Wolfenden, Angela 93 Woodyard, Cortina 178 Workman, Stacie 108 Wright, James 93 Wright, Jimmy 91, 93, 176 Wright, Lorie 125 Wright, Yolanda 108, 137 Wyche, Douglas 157, 205 Wyche, Gregory 125 Wyer, Tammy 109, 137 Wynn, Robin 93 Yaeger, Dalene 109, 138, 163 Yates, Christalyn 109, 204, 206 Yates, Susan 198 Yeo, Maria 125 Yoder, Angela 125 Yoh, Clarence 93 York, Lisa 93 Young, Elithea 137, 109, 165, 168 Young, Catherine 125 169 Williams, Adrienne 138 Williams Albert 183 Williams Arthur 107, 157 Williams Brian 124k Williams, Danny 107, 124 Williams Derrick 124 Williams, Hattie 107 Williams, James 93 Williams Joseph 124 Williams, Joy 124, 136 Williams, Keith 166, 167, 124 Williams Lanny 125 Williams Mary 138 Williams, Mathis 107, 30 Williams Raymond 168 Williams, Shelia 125 Williams, Stephanie 108 Williams, Timothy 108 Williams, Yolander 93 Williamson, Jennifer 125 Williamson, Jimmy 125 Willis, Angela 125 Willworth, Marilyn 152 Wilmer, Stephen 136 Wilson, Pamela 125 Wilson, Roy 125 Wilson, Shannon 125, Young, Karen 165, 167 Young, Lisa 11, 145, 204, 132 Youngblood, Keila 163, 174 iff - XB, N NX Jw 721035 K W Q vi A WJ, Q' in ' W ,4 QA ll 'xi Q Q - i fa fbkwvf ,.. 5 gf-sf' 1, - . 1 54, 111 A S 2 1' 7 ' ' ix xv! ,. f X 2 2' 'f 7 3 - Q-4,21 Student lndex!235 'x':s K ' gllw . f A' Q 4-. X fffife' ,ff'5i 'f 9,111 -wh, 'W , ,N N, ,QNX ,A .N .M Ax X x 'N xN. - X X 'rf' 'N 'K Aw Wilt' ,,....- vs. ....,--wQ fft'ffx'-'g FN xx ,Q fr X ,. Q f ,Wd '- A ' xx, K. g,...,x I-Q -vafg .- 5 e 'T' ' 'iw 236!CIosing The solitude of an empty hallway, Silenoed echoes of spoken words Someone laughing now and then . . . AW, fl 4- MW W 57 ' fm - w w-- ': l' ' ' an n W ' , av 4 Zia g ,,,, ,. , ' f ' of has -v,, , 4 '1', 'il ff , J , f,, f X 'iff , ,V 4 f Qy1 ' may-W f if V W M, , zwgf-,,.,,.,.m df 1 -WM W V ,,o,,,,l l 4 ffll mwwwm. ' M l ff'fi,if f ff ,',. ,fy ff,, gf, A, Wwww f , ,f af f' .,'1 v -' 4 l A ' ' f' ., ' . ff Closing!237 1. Students take a drive. 2. Homecoming overflows with spirit. 3. A freshman gives a smile for the camera. 4. Friends keep spirit alive. 5. Ronda's renegade is sponsored by the Tiger's Tale. 6. Students work to finish science projects. 7. Freshman is a little shy as she prepares for class. 8. Art students put sold signs on art work. These are dreams ,QM 'I '5 fum nf 'if H Sl., Hi' .'f . 17 W fwyyf: fi ,,i'j'1: ,ggiileef Z W' 4? 1 ' ,V M i . . f Q , My 6 Q M ez., WW gf ' ,ff-V V- f- l ff 'N 4 ,,., 45 ,.,, ,, ?vg3:.:::5:iifkiii:'zM'5 X f f Z WE W Vx X .ff W ,X J ,J 2 3 238lCIosing we'II one day wake to NL WW 8 CIosing!23 William McNulty enjoys a day of reading in the teacher's desk. Michelle Brown likes posing for photographers in between classes Orlan Helland enjoys his school year at PHS. Lunch always brings friends together. Francisca Robinson laughs with Gretchen Power in P.E. class. --s :V 'sf' ' I ew. 9 R , 3 240!Closing .... .. ... t H6 Some thirty years from now. 6. Seniors enjoy a day of play. 7. Juniors are made to stand tall. . Football games really put PHS students in the right mood. 8 Closing X 241 Four years evoking memory, 1. Mrs. Crooke dresses up for Halloween. 2. Ms. Dunson smiles as she receives a hug from Tony Bradley. 3. Mr. PHS loves to be in pictures. 4. Tommy Shepler always has something to say. 5. Ms. Lloyd shows off her great toga. 242!Closing Gur teenage days ur 45 long gone - - ' 7 6. PHS siudents relax out on the town ' 7. Siudents find dominoes entertaining until class ends. B. Juniors enjoy lounging in the sunshine 8 Closing!243 We'II stay up late .nn-..., 2 T n 5 5 Daydreams, at once remembered. 3?-if Mr. Houdashelt supervises his students' work at the stadium. Art display attracts attention at art show. Doug Holland prepares to photograph people for Tiger's Tale. Students admire unique art work. Science are always hard at work. This young man takes pleasure in a mo- ment of relaxation. P.E. students pose forithe camera. Students line up for schedule changes. Eric Telhiard shows off great skateboard talents. S dd. 9 Closing!245 N 2 3 4 5 This yearbook you'lI then retrieve' x X s 5 ,g,r. f... frr. . :,A: ,S ,g.-- t Q W s ereeer X ceremony. students. 246!Closing ta! . Tiger signs say it all. . Student works on science board. . Straight A student is honored at . Senior shows off for camera. . Mrs. Kelleher teaches attentive asas Q in r , t..... r if wsxi? wg WSW NY M X it Q S K SNK W X, X is r silt t o - Q mmm . - 5 That page at once you'II turn 6. 7. 8. 9. Fans enjoy watching a good game. This freshman demonstrates a polite smile. Junior Miss ladies are all smiles. Football fans attempt to pose before the camera clicks. 7 Closingl247 eq AQ 1 ' --'- .',' 2 V f -,, , 15 3 ,L.., A , ,L',,- , V7 f :f'- W I 2: 'Wiz E'f 1i .' 'mliz ', -V , ii --f, f , ,'-, I ' -, , ,,'L 2-il, 248!CIosing I QS New-x , if-,wi X ,... iw QN N ' uw That one you know had signed I W Q I I Vi I k i mpg ' 1.. ,. M42 WM Closing249 . 5 . ,-. f' ,- 1 'xr' 1 , . . 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Seniors share a friendly pose with smiles. 3 ClOSing!251 W -V x 5 21: 1' -55:5 In :res -uzqsizsszvllfsag.,-fShf,e1sx,,-- 5?552f2:Q2 fT55i J ffl-1' agzzffff-ff'iffs-:rw sffqs- ' N 1+ K .. ::122::-ev 3321: M -- - fi 1' zz--mil , -V .X X. , .-11 15gj5i:EfSY5Y:?Js?'iI1s'g,fS?3',g,5-1.2 gr- .- H i i ,,,.,5iK5V: ,. mf. - - . 55E5J55:,gg:5 51 1 I f M f K MQW W ' N 'N f W'W 'gfQ Aw J, im , mimi W W ,gen M W A W M255 ,fwbfmef saw? WWMAW 'f 4-w' ',,' 5 ff' aww f f f ,WM mf W -w fl L, ' - ,. ' . ' , - LL M, 'jQgz.,,5'f W V- V -f I wmy,Qj1W 'lTgffg7mlf' ' ' 1 '1' '- ff My -- - ' - . MZ - I 1 Q, X ,' ' - ' , ff 'A , . , QW '5 ' W YM' 252!Closing Not only a book But a lifetime , SI. R T. I W is 3 X! Sf Jaw 124- f rw, ?,Z -L .MJ CIosing!253 Created through Tradition . . . Spirit . . . and Pride! 9? 254!CIosing I E jvv----f - N fc . , - T? .QE x A g A We A A 5 ' S t A r 1 wf' if is 5? 1 is Q li E Q , U inf V1 2 :si if f K mtv-s S .Ai - t ,mi A Y N .V . i Q53 :'f1Ie X Q fxk'Q CIosing!255 A9349 1 9 4? XX ,ff :' Wai A' I t3',,Q,vP:f-'- Skiing. t 0 it W The 1985 Annona is the product of many hard frustrating hours of work Not only was I a new sponsor who has never done a yearbook before this year but we had only one returning staff member. Conse- quently we underwent the process of learning how to put a yearbook together in slow motion many times having to go back and correct our mistakes. We made it and we are proud of the final product. I would like to take this time to thank those dedicated few who made S4 Q wx I ,fl as' l K I its Jiri: 3 h - 1 ' .tn RA gy . I . - lg' 'T iliiif' g l 'WI this book a reality. Raymond Lunsford was responsible for a majority of the football photography. '29' Jennifer Gaugler sold the most ads and made sure that film was Tm--W M... , developed. - S-9-E' Q1 Paul Sasser sold a large amount of ads and books. He also did the ad 1 g layouts and wrote some copy. E 5 p If Theaser Knight and Cortrina Woodyard did the senior messages and V ' f summaries, which meant a lot of organizing and typing. , Matt Dunlap sold the most yearbooks. He also did a fantastic job of i photography for the entire book. ' Sharon Bement did a good job of sellling ads and books. She was T responsible for all finances, keeping track of sales and fund raisers. 3 Sharon typed and wrote copy. '- Kim Hache had the tough job of doing the entire club section by 'B herself, including layouts, writing, and typing. Kim also did many of the D sports layouts and typed when necessary for any section. She had a U high record of book sales as well. : 2 Melissa Johnson worked with Kim on sports. She was in charge of the I0 -E l entire people section, which includes pictures of everyone in the school. : 11 4 ii Melissa was also responsible for half of the closing section. She did ,Q l layouts, type sheets, and cropped pictures throughout the year. K I want to extend a special thanks to Ms. Dunson for sharing pictures H -1 3 and the Tiger's Tale staff for writing copy. Thanks to Mouth Duch forthe S calligraphy of the school alma mater. My sophomore English students UPU also deserve a pat on the back for being so patient with my yearbook 5q, l moods. up Finally, in every organization there is one person who is responsible - Ll :J for more than seems possible. For the Annona '85 this person has been T., 3 1 lr Lynne McArthur. Her work has made this book very original. Lynne was solely responsible for the Annona '85 cover and all the art in the book. Q, Art, however, was only one of Lynne's many talents that made this book possible. Lynne was also an expert at layouts, writing, picture cropping, 4' and photography. She did all of the student life and academic sections and halt of the closing section. Lynne's layouts, headlines, captions, c0py, and photography were used from cover to cover. Her creative abilities allowed us to have original poems over the senior pictures and the closing section. Lynne McArthur graduates this year, and the new Annona staff will be at a loss without her. Best of luck to you, Lynne! You will be missed by us all. C. Lebron, Annona sponsor JE: s an -je-an Y '3 090 n A030005 anna noooalx YE, imma X 'jlLAAZgD:0AAAAD 5: 25'6!Closing nu 'Z - t i tax? .f1 A gl Niiiii X will llllll Kill Wil xii X010 'l :W ' llll malt lwx l X ll W X mill Illl ill' uf' v .h f T I ll 1 . I ll I xj 5 WMWIM M , gy. f A W WM Aokowwvvffwfw QM sf' L M M OM wx fr Q DVA 0 ,fi '-E2-V' J if C 'E' Q , ' ,C X J Rx if ,. AI C7 L5 X? qff' W K6 .X 53, Q X U C9 LQ IQ' ., , 65 ,-L Lu J Q! N , QL . 6' Q if E fx, 6314? if VAX 'IV so' V Aff' ' ' Q- QU' w Q1 ., Q, 1, QQ1NQ.xQ, fsff 1,5 cl Xgxffycfv -J X 1 ' Aff . Vi wh? 31 ffaxw kin 55 Q- 13 of ell. ff 1? JD