Port St Joe High School - Monument Yearbook (Port St Joe, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

Theme And Now • • • If a picture is worth a thousand words, these pic- tures will provide thousands of words to describe the awesome student body at Port St. Joe High School. Each person has certain qualities that make him different and unique; PSJ has an over- abundance of these special people. Now, focus in on St. Joe High as we flash back to all the activities and features that made our school a nominee for the most photogenic school in the state. So sit back and enjoy ‘‘Premiere ’88 . Lights! Cameras! Action! Above: A group of juniors take lime from College Day to pose for a quick picture. Right: Stephanie, Stacy, and Tracy are hard at work. Opposite page: Doctors Terry and Germaine examine the Shark’s smile. Far right: Friends regroup at a football game. Below right “Let’s just say CHEESE and get back to work. 2 i Theme All the Right The outstanding quality of our school is that it develop� the student in all aspects of life. Students are encouraged to excel in academics, athletics, service in school and community, as well as having spirit and pride in one’s self and school. The Students once again did an exceptional job meeting these goals. In a sense, our students had another Blockbuster year. Right: “D. Savage” sing their rhyme for the football team. Below: Gayfer’s Teen Board in action. Below Right: Library personnel display their award winning door. Bottom: Dedicated sponsors make things happen. 4 Top left: Cheerleaders are caught up in the spirit of homecoming. Top Right: Seniors get intense with ASVAB test. Center Left: Band of Gold on key for the Tigers. Above: Russel gets the once over by “the dog. Left: Seniors in their last night of “Guts and Glory.” 5 Administration Scope of Education The Curriculum set up by the School Board is the arrangement of what the school system wants students to learn. Through the hard work of the school board members. Principals, and teach- ers, changes are made each year to keep pace with the need of students in a chan- ging world. The duties of the board have to do with matters that will improve the education of children and the teaching conditions for the staff. These matters include the school building program and the maintenance of buildings, teacher's salaries and gaining of public support for school budgets. 1987-88 Gulf County School Board-Ted Whitfield. Waylon Graham- Chairman. Oscar Redd. Waller Wilder-Superintendent. Cecil Costin-Altorney Gene R.ffi- da lamra I 7 6 Framed by Administration Left: Mr. Fdwin G. Williams. Principal, remained a guiding source in the shaping of the future of Port St. Joe High. Below: In his first year assisting prin cipal. Mr. Jerry Butler managed to keep busy Bot- tom Left: Mr. James Gunter and Bottom Right. Mr. Charles Osborne. Administrative Assistants. Faculty Support Personnel ExCelldlCe IS the SUbjeCt Linda Bancroft Roy Baysden Cynthia Belin James Belin Betty Bouington Joseph Brown Gregory Burch Virginia Campbell Carol Cathey Danny Caylor John Chancy Donna Cluett Rachel Crews Deborah Crosby Mirian Dismuke Leland Everett James Faison Donna Fettinger Maxine Gant Trabon Gowan James Gunter Virginia Harrison David Humphreys Lynn Kane Mark Kostic Phil Lanford Minnie Likely James McLeod Alice Manchen Audrey Monette Clarence Monette Joe O’Barr Charles Osborne Allie Padget William Parker 8 That Teachers Focus on. Lawana Patterson Jean Peters Linson Pickard Juanita Powell Sarah Riley Jacqueline Robinson Phillip Reollchen Vernette Rosier Martha Sanborn Marlean Sewell Marylou Sewell Hugh Smith Marilyn Smith Virginia Smith Wayne Stevens Terrence Stryker William Taylor Sarah Turner Joseph Walker Darrell Weatherman Martha Weimorts Carl White Christine White Judith Williams Richard Williams September Renewing the Old Beginning the New September is a time for renewing old fri- endships and making new ones. It is a time for renewing the old school spirit and cheering a new Shark team to vic- tory. It is a time for returning to the old routine of attending classes and stu- dying. It is a time for meeting the chal- lenge of new subjects and teachers. Sep- tember is a time for renewing the old and beginning the new. Right: Steve, the new student body president. Bot- tom Right: Band of Gold, a new year of half-time shows. Top: Chatting with friends before school. Above: Students return to the old routine of studying 10 Left: Renewing old friendships. Below center: Cars begin to fill the parking lot. Below: Mr. Willi- ams begins morning greetings. Homecoming Homecoming ’87 Homecoming brought excitement and spirit to Port St. Joe High School. Stu- dents participated in the various Dres- s-up Days” that were assigned by our Student Government. “Beach Bum Day” started off the Homecoming week and was followed by “Hat Shades Day” on Tuesday, “Inside-Out Day” on Wednesday, “Halloween Day” on Thursday, and “Purple Gold Day” on Friday. Right: Crownbearers for homecoming were Joshua A. Smith and Audra V. Browning. Right: Jim, David and Chris show their spirit by dressing up for Hat and Shades Day. Below: Bryan and Stephanie put the finishing touches on Mrs. Clu- ens door Bottom left: Cheerleaders are the center of attention at the homecoming pep rally. Far Right: Mr White poses with his award winning sign. A SAW t MASSACRE 3 12 Gets Rave Reviews This year students worked very hard on their class float and the winners were: First Place- Seniors; Second Place- Juniors, Third Place- Freshmen. Right: Junior Float. Center Right: Senior Float. Below Right: Door contest winners. Below: Laney and Scott say cheese for the camera. Below Cen- ter: Aaron, what are you looking at? Bottom Left: Mrs. Dismuke's award winning door. 13 14 Miss Sonya Quinn Homecoming Queen 15 Homecoming Court Amy Ford. IX n Campbell. Crystal Dean. Lee Keith. Holly Ruvs. Marvin Hamilton. Sherry Creel. Mickey Gainnie. Melbas Watson. Den Middleton. C at herme lloltcn. Chris Kennington. Kelli Kirkland. John Cannon. Susan Wood. Al Wood. Gwen Ramsey. David Lowery. LaSagna Quinn. Anthonx Dixon. I a'Shune Leslie. Lquador Peters. 16 Although the biggest event in October was Home- coming, there were many other activities that fil- led the lives of the students. College Day. sponso- red by the Guidance Department gave Juniors and Seniors the opportunity to receive important infor- mation about colleges and universities around the country. The band participated in the annual hal- loween parade and helped to promote “Beef Round-Up Month” at Piggly Wiggly. Also, stu- dents went to many dances sponsored by the var- ious clubs around school. October was certainly a very fun-filled month. Center: Mrs. Harrison was just one of the many teachers that participated in the Dress-up Days Homecoming Week. Bottom: Jody. Russell, and Tracy take time from College Day to smile for the camera. Below: That awesome Band of Gold dur- ing the Halloween parade. 17 November A Month of Change November was a month of change. The change in the color of the leaves, the change of sports, and in the spirit of the students. The coming of the holiday sea- sons brought changes in the clothing fads and exciting school activities. The football team defeated two out of three November opponents. The ROTC was very active during this month. They vis- ited the S.S. Whidbey and participated in the Veterans Day assembly. The Na- tional Honor Society and the Keyettes installed their new members. Everyone was busy this month. RIGHT: ROTC visited the S.S. Whidbey in Pana- ma City. BELOW: The colors being presented by ROTC in the Veterans Day assembly. BELOW RIGHT: Band members celebrated their superior rating at district. ABOVE: Eight new members installed into the National Honor Society. RIGHT: Keyettes took time out from initiation to snack at Hardees. 18 In the Students LEFT: Students and teachers enjoyed Thanksgiv- ing dinner prepared by Mrs. Likely’s class. BE- LOW. Art club members worked hard on one of their many projects. BELOW LEFT: Varsity Cheerleaders took time to smile for a picture. 85VV5 ABOVE CENTER: Sharkettes and majorettes performed during halftime. ABOVE: Watch Yo- londa do her thing. LEFT: J.V. Cheerleaders cheered the sharks to victory. 19 December In With The New The Christmas spirit was in the air as the month of December approached and the old year ended and the new year began. It was filled with Christmas parties, (right) and decorations (BOTTOM RIGHT), plays, and Christmas parades. 20 Out With The Old ... December 21 December End Of Year Brings The month of December was filled with a lot of exciting activities. Trisha Phillips was crowned Queen of the Christmas Dance (below) and we had a surprise visit from Elvis Presley’s step-brother (below center). He gave a speech on his past experience with drugs and alcohol. The Annual R.O.T.C. Inspection gave the cadets a top rating (bottom right). Seventeen young ladies participated in the Gulf County Jr. Miss Pageant (op- posite page — top) Susan Chambers. Crystal Dean. Sharner Bostick. Angel Rogers. Melissa Watson, Shannon Frickey, Marcella Parker, and Lisa Mahlkov. MIDDLE: Sonya Quinn, Tammy Kelly, Sherry Creel, Lynne Wilder, Doris Sander, Priscilla Arm- strong, Ann LaLuzerne, and Tracy Fields BOTTOM: Dawn Holloman won the scholastic award, Lisa Mahlkov was first runner up, Mellissa Watson Jr. Miss 1987, Sonya Quinn was second runner up, and Sherry Creel won Poise and Appearance. 22 Peace, Joy and Happiness December January New Year Brings January started off with a bang! Stu- dents were bursting with excitement to see all of their friends again and start the new semester. As the year was starting off it also brought to a close the girls and boys bas- ketball and the wrestling season. As the year began it also was the start of baseball, softball, track, and golf season. During this month we had a lot of special events to occur. A special assembly was held to recognize all “A honor students. Not only the “A” honor roll students were noticed but also the 87-88 football team. The players were given a banquet to recognize the most outstanding play- ers. Other events that occurred during this month was the wedding in facts class and “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. A drama production from F.S.U. RIGHT: Outstanding football players which re- ceived awards at Banquet. BELOW: Ann prepar- ing for a home run. MIDDLE RIGHT: Students participating in college day. BOTTOM LEFT: Ken receiving his award at the Football Banquet. BOTTOM RIGHT: The band’s reward for rating Superior at the Marching Band Festival. TOP LEFT: Students looking on during an assem- bly program. TOP RIGHT: Students in Facts class line up for the final wedding march. ABOVE LEFT: Students enjoying the reception after the wedding. ABOVE. FSU students presents the play “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM.” LEFT: Students paying close attention to guest speaker. February Once In A Life February proved to be a very fun filled month for the students at Port St Joe High School. In addition to the other extracurricular activities going on at school we also had our annual Science Fair. School Board Meeting held in our library for the seniors to participate in, Valentines Day for the sweethearts, a Magic show for the seventh and eighth graders, and two meetings to set time for appreciating black culture in American life. TOP RIGHT: Seventh and eighth graders enjoy a magic show. ABOVE: The first place science project of tenth grader Brad Thursby MIDDLE RIGHT: Angela Jennings and Patricia Nedley performing at the honoring of all “A” students. RIGHT: Tenth grade biology class studies hard. 26 Time Memories TOP LEFT: Kim Davis shows the students her talent of singing. RIGHT: Seniors sit in on the School Board meeting FAR LEFT: St. Joe goes for points against Wewa. ABOVE: LaShune Leslie shows what she has when it comes to dancing. ABOVE: Sonya Quinn makes an inspiring speech on black culture in America. LEFT: Students en- joy a rare moment of free time. 27 February Students Leave TOP: Cheerleaders show their spirit for our school. TOP LEFT: St. Joe takes control of the ball for more points. ABOVE: The team gives its all to the game. RIGHT: Miriam Dismukc named “Teacher of the Year.” FAR TOP RIGHT: Will St. Joe get that extra point? FAR RIGHT: The sweethearts of the school also had their day in February. 28 March March Produced March, named after the Roman god Mars, is the third month of the modern calendar and has 31 days. The early Ro- mans started their calendar year with March and they originally had only 10 months. March through December. This month holds many memories for the stu- dents at PSJHS. It was a fun filled month with many activities to keep ev- eryone busy. TOP RIGHT — Cheerleaders and AI E. Gator “get on up at Sea World. ABOVE — Ervin has all the right moves. CENTER RIGHT — Where's Tammy? BOTTOM RIGHT — Junior girls pose as mannequins in the fashion show. 30 Many Memories ' • A A%« vcM $0 «-v , « iff -kI y§ i TOP LEFT — Juniors arc anxious to begin the show. TOP RIGHT — The Junior Executive Board exchanged ideas with juiors from Wewa. CENTER LEFT — Cy and Yankee D strut their stuff. ABOVE — The band is hard at work. LEFT — Girls practice diligently for cheerleading tryouts. 31 April Fun For April was a month full of exciting events. Juniors and Seniors looked forward to the prom. What did underclassmen have to look forward to? For openers, a modeling agency from Tallahassee presented a fashion show featuring a graduate of PSJHS. LaTricia Allen. Middle school competed in track and field and the band participated in the marching festival. A. TOP: Our very own, LaTricia Allen. TOP RIGHT: Modeling the latest in Spandex. BELOW: Middle school shows their ex- citement at track and field day. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Leonard looks on. 32 Everyone ... TOP LEFT: Hannon putts to save par. TOP RIGHT: Stacy presents her accep- tance speech as Student Council Presi- dent. LEFT: Bryan directs the band through the streets of Tallahassee. ABOVE: What a jump!! 33 April An Evening Around An Evening Around The World began at 8:00 P.M. Saturday. April 16, 1988. The commons area was decorated beautiful- ly with scenery from different countries. Edward Bell was the D.J. for the special event. The traditional Grand March began at 10:15 and gave the Seniors their final walk before going their separate ways after graduation. This year, Tracy Mel- vin, Stacy Kemp, and Christy McDaniel had the honor of announcing Grand March.” As the end of the evening was coming. Prom King and Queen were chosen. Crystal Dean and her date, Mike Estes received numerous prizes from local merchants. Both were awarded lovely crowns and Crystal was given yellow roses as well as the title of Prom Queen. The Junior Class worked very hard to see that it was an Evening the Seniors would never forget. RIGHT: Tracy, Yolanda, and Shayla open boxes of decorations. BELOW RIGHT: Marvin being fitted for his tux is not very funny, but Nathan finds some humor in it. BELOW: Laurel and Tina are hard at work on the balloon. The World!! TOP: Prom King and Queen — Crystal and Mike. ABOVE RIGHT: Everyone enjoying the food. FAR LEFT: Kim and the other Prom Servers Film the Prom. ABOVE: Mr. Moncttc tells them to say “Cheese.” ••• 35 Lasting Memories Are Made Of This 37 May Grad Nite Fun From The Night Terry and Jamie arc ail set for the fun-filled night. LEFT: Ronald McDonald greets the Seniors for lunch. BOTTOM: What a handsome group of young men! BOTTOM LEFT: Shannon and Marcella look as if they arc ready to get away from the bus. The class of 1988 left the school at around 10:30 a.m. on their way to Walt Disney World for Grad Nite. Awaiting their arrival were Glass Tiger, Run DMC, and Club Nouveau. Other Sen- iors met those from our school to join in the excitement. It was truly a night to remember. 38 To the Light Of Day LEFT: One of the groups that performed at Grad Nile. BELOW. Mr. Chancy listens intensely to Mr. Sanborn's conversation BOT- TOM LEFT: UShune says. “Say Cheese BOTTOM RIGHT: These ladies have waited for such a long time for this day. 39 Graduation The RIGHT: Sonya and Lashaune lead procession. BELOW: Willie and Sissy sing to the end of youth and the beginning of maturity BOTTOM RIGHT: Ann Laluzernc was presented with the Hospital Auxiliary scholarship. BOTTOM: Sonya received the Linda Wright Memorial scholarship FAR RIGHT: Tracey Fcilds was given the Black Leadership scholarship. Only Barriers We Have 40 Are Those We Build For Ourselves. LEFT: Bcvin Miller Class President gives his fellow classmates a farewell speech. BELOW: Gulf Coast Presents Dawn Holloman with a scholarship. BOT- TOM LEFT: Gwen Ramsey receives a cosmetology scholarship. BOTTOM: Senior class listens carefully to their speakers. 4] Graduation Dreams Can Come True ... RIGHT: Marcella receives scholarship from Rev. Duncan. BELOW: Becky Batson receives her scholarship for Black Leadership. RIGHT: Doris and Lisa are awarded scholarshp for being high honor graduates. FAR RIGHT: The graduating class of 1988. 42 If You Try Hard Enough 43 June July School Is Out And The Fun Begins Wetona. Dion, Danielle, and Allison enjoy a day at the beach. 44 Student Government ,� —, . _ . junior ex Board i omorrow s Leaders Direct LEFT TO RIGHT; SITTING: President — Steven R Howell. Vice-President — Stacy Kemp. Corres. Secretary Nicholas Rolack, Treasurer — Tyler Ford. Alison Handley. Dawn Holloman. Doris Sander. Catherine Holten, Lisa Sowell, Gwen Ramsey. Christy MacDaniels. Machcllc Sims. Antoinette Adams. Tanisha Brantley. STANDING: Terrance L. Goldsmith. Tracy G. Browning. Hannon C. Smith. Lance Campbell. Debbie Montcrio. Davina Seymore, Kristie Melvin. Pam Williams. Holly Hendrix. Tiffany Sanders. Ana Bctcnholtz. Alison Lowrey. Chris Venkler. Tim Kerigan. Steven Odom, Patrick Freeman. George Thomas III Not Pictured Recording Secretary — Aaron Wilson LEFT TO RIGHT; SITTING: Robin Kimmle. Tammy Williams. President — Tracy Melvin. Vice-President — Christy McDaniel. Yolanda Daniels. Shayla Anthony. Standing: Sponsor — Clarance Monette. Lance Campbell. Hannon C. Smith. Pam Julius. Michcal Ramsey, sponsor — Gregg Burch. Not Pictured — sponsors. Minnie Likely, John Chancey. 46 Todays Productions Sr. Honor Society Jr. Honor Soceity SEATED: Shannon Frickcy, Michcal Ramsey. Lisa Mahlov. Bobby VanPetcrson. Marcella Parker. Doris Sander. Dawn Holloman. Susan Chambers. Sherry Creel. Yolanda Daniels. Cy Riley. George Newsome. Matt Durham. Hilda Cosmc. STANDING: Mrs. Peters. Stacy Barnhill. Michelle Taylor. Christy Maigc. Hannon Smith. Danny Morec. Lance Campbell. Chris Wahl. J. Lee Johnson. Stacy Kemp. Dcwanna Davidson, Mickey Lcwtcr. Chris Bowen. Judson Pollock. John Parker. Marcic Rathburn. Brad Thursbay. Jeff Richards. Tim Kerigan. Mark Godwin, Chris Varnum. Miss Dismukc SEATED: Bobby Nobles, Deby Montcrio, Christy Smith. Jabbar Alexander. Patrick Freeman. Paula Pcndarvis. Wendy Weston, STANDING: Kyle Griffcn. Richard Holly. William Lewis. Chris Cox. Kim Davis. Rachel McCullcy. Shcrrin Hill. Mrs. Likely — sponsor 47 Key Club Keyettes Shining Stars SEATED: President. David Lowery; Vice-President. Steve Howell; Mr. James Faison; Secretary. Mickey Lcwtcr; Treasurer. Tracy Browning SECOND ROW Brian Pciffer. Tim Kengan. Lance Campbell. Ken Monettc. Phillip Nedley, Anthony Dixon. Terry Goldsmith. Eric Langston. Brad Thursbay. BACK ROW: Tyler Ford. Hannon Smith. Jim Anderson. Cy Riley. Chris Wahl. Dennis Middleton. Don Campbell. Terry Quinn. John Parker. KNEELING: Treasurer. Antoinette Adams; Parliamentarian. Susan Wood; Vice-President. Lisa Mahlkov; Robin Kimmcll. Christy Maige. STANDING: Yolanda Daniels. Tracy Melvin. Tammy Williams; Secretary. Sherry Creel; Marcella Parker. Doris Sander. Chclsac Wilson. Ann LaLuzcrnc. BACK ROW: Stacy Kemp. Melissa Watson; President. Dawn Holloman. Christy McDaniel. Lynne Wilder. Angela Shipman. Shannon Frickcy. .DeWanna Davidson. 48 Work Hard Monument Staff Purple Wave FRONT ROW: Editors: Steve Howell. Tracy Melvin; Assistant Editors: Stephanie Howzc. LaSagna Quinn; Secretary. Laney Howell; Treasurer, Stacy Kemp; Shauntae Batson. BACK ROW: Leonard Beard. Catherine Wood. Alison Handley. Holly Lyons. Wetona Williams, Sheila Toole. Regina Smith, Kristie Simmons, Stephanie Porter. Doreen Davis. Candy Foster. Felisha Davis; Sponsor, Mr. Clarence Monette. SITTING: Editor. Amy Ford; Assistant Editor. Kristie Simmons; Production Editor. Shelia Whitfield. STANDING: Denise Boykins, Rhonda Pittman. Stephanie Gilley. Tammy Capps. Mollie Skipper, Wendy Osborne. Elitha Gant, and Sponsor, Mrs. Linda Bancroft. 49 Humanities French A Picture Of SITTING: President, Christy Maige, Mickey Lcwter, Dolly Middleton. Christy McDaniel. Stacy Kemp. Ty Young. Bobby TadolhiroGoto, Kim Kendrick. Robin Kimmell, Laney Howell, Chris Wahl. Sponsor: Virgina Harrison. STANDING: Chclsac Wilson. Susan Chambers, Lisa Mahlkov. Lance Cambell. Hannon Smith. Melissa Watson. Steve Howell. Peer Fisher. Crystal Dean. Yolanda Danials. Debby Thominson, Holly Ross. Danny Moore. Chris Bowen, Leah Fettinger, Bobby Van Picterson. Cy Riley. George Newsome. Ramon Cosmc. David Lowery. STANDING: Christine Sims, Angela Byrd. Shannon Parish, Tandra Burns. Erika Williams. Denise Boykins. Alison Handley. Michelle Cannon, Paula Pcndarvis, Larry Byrd. Tina Parson. Eddie Lundy, Mrs. Robinson. SITTING: Cody Thomas. Benanard Miller. Stephanie Howze, Tracy Gant, Eric Langston, Jim Anderson. Tim Kerigan, Jeff Robert. John McDonald. David Barnes. 50 Overall Excellence DCT FBLA SITTING: Sherry Creel, Chris Kcnnington. Mr. Faison. Mickey Gainnie, Don Campbell STANDING: Debbie Miller. Donald Newsome. Jennifer Parish. Jerry Gilbert, Joe Ray. Eddie Haddock. Billy Hoffemen, Gabriel Kimble. Robert Weston. Steven Obarr. Bcvin Miller. Equador Peters. Bo Wood. Lynn Wilder. Frank Dykes. Lisa Sowell. SITTING: Tracy Fields. J. Lee Johnson. Casi Gandy. LaShunc Leslie. Shayla Anthony, Rachel Branson. Angela Whittamorc. Darlene Robby STANDING: Chris Vcnkler. Jennifer Moore. Tim Kerigan. Colondra White, Lisa North. Mindy Thomas. Denise Boykins. Lee Ann Ryan. Cindy Ludlam. 51 FCA ROTC Picture Perfect Year Will FRONT ROW: Mickey Lewter. Doris Sanders. Sherry Creel. Terry Goldsmith. Tracey Browning. Melissa Watson. Deon Joseph, Lee Nowling. Kevin Dawson. Holly Russ. Bobby Nobles. Chris Roberson. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Langridgc. Marcella Parker. Ann Laluzerne. Lisa Mahlkov. Stacy Kemp. Susie Wood. Bobby Williams. Blaine Adams. Bryan Wagner. Stephanie Howze, Alica Weston. Mary Ruth Wood. John Parker. THIRD ROW: Coach Taylor. Roy Campbell. Crystal Dean, Matt Taylor. Jamie Vathis, Steve Howell. Wetonna Williams. Holly Lyons. Rachel Branson. Chris Miller. Bill Ramsey. Danielle Scott, Tylor Ford. Debbie Montierrio. Alana Richardson FRONT ROW: Hope Gentry. Missy Sims. Tracic Gant. Anthony Dixon. Kendcll Pinkney. Ramon Peters. Torrcy Bradshaw. Lance Campbell, Marvin Hamilton. Steven Combs. Charles Haney. Robert Ridglcy. and Cheryl Ganious. SECOND ROW: Latonya Thomas. Shirley Dawson. Carlos Julis, Prenita Nixon. Nathan Peters. Oscar Jones. Ivey Henderson. Carlos Morris, Russel Funderburk. Brian Pciffer. Gerald Dawson. THIRD ROW: Wade Phillips. Bobby Goto, Bobby Nowling. Terry Quinn. Desmond Peters, Eric Langston. Leonard Ray. Sharron Byrd, Eric Lewis. Cy Riley, George Newsome. FOURTH ROW: Tyler Cobwcll, Shannon Prcsnell. David Taylor. Patrick Gray. Mathew Taylor, Desmond Quinn. Wesley Fortunas. David Barnes. Deon Jospeh. Holley Bailey. Donna Peterson. FIFTH ROW: Willie Smith. Corey Daniels. Anthony Sims. Collins Hamilton. Paul Gant. Bruce Dawson. Cody Thomas. Earnest Gant, Nicholas Rolack. Chris Dixon. Mark McWaters. Derrick Chiiey. SIXTH ROW: Keith Cooksey, Dontae Quinn. Patrick Freeman, John Alexander. Tori Shackelford. Shauntac Batson. George Farmer. David Parker, David Williams. Jay Upason, Kevin Peiffer. Michael Miller. 52 Always Be Remembered Art Club Drama SITTING Bernard Miller — Treasurer, Bobbie Langridgc Sec. David Brown V. Pres. Mark Godwin President. STANDING: Mark Me Waters, Jeff Haney. Tommy Harper. William Ford. Josh Hanna. John Moore, and Mr. Gregg Burch — Sponsor FRONT ROW: Tracey Browning, Becky Batson. Kelly Middleton. Susie Wood. Bridgctt Riley. Brian Picffcr. Steven Rasasco. Jay Nagi. Tinnic Julius. Terry Howell. Holly Bailey. Bobby Goto. Erika Williams, and Mrs. Cluett — Director BACK ROW: Tyrone Hamilton. Tandra Burns. Noel Rores. Darlena Roby. Wendy Weston. Jennifer Moore. Kelli Kirkland. Steve Howell. Lisa Atkins. Alana Richardcrson. Teresa Mongold. Thomas Griffin. Willie Jenkins. Cheryl Pryor, and Sonya Nickson. 53 VICA — Welding Auto Mechanics Working for a STANDING — LEFT TO RIGHT: Randall Gant AM Class See. Duane Griffen Mr Bill Parker Advisor Dennis Martin PM class Reporter Randy Chanccy AM class Treas. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Darrin Calloway AM Pres. John Cannon PM class V. Pres. Bryan Hoffman PM class Pres Barry Hoffman PM class Treas. NOT SHOWN: Ervin Byrd AM class V. Pres. Curtis Beard AM class Reporter Tim Hopper PM class Sec. Clayton Wolf Greg Whitfield. KNEELING: Lee Collinsworth, Craig Buchanan. Mack McLeod. Chuch Clark. DcWaync Ayers. Tracy Simmons. George Farmer. STANDING: Darrell Bruner. Mike Bergeron. DcWaync Strader. Chris Coachman. Carlos Julius. John Julius. Curtis Lewis, Bobby Brake. Shannon Pate. Donald Newsome. Ken Tharpe. 54 Smoother Production Science Club Chess Club STANDING: Chris Varnum. Lashune Leslie. Chelsea Wilson. Shayla Anthony. La Sagna Quinn. Holly Russ. Yolanda Daniels. Hannon Smith. Steve Howell. Shannon Frickey. Marcella Parker, Susan Chambers. Mickey Lewter. Anthony Dixon. Josh Holloman. Cy Riley. Ramon Cosme, Judson Pollock. SITTING: Dawn Holloman. Mighcal Ramsey. Aaron Wilson. Doris Sander. Ann LaLuzcrne, DcWanna Davidson. Hcilda Cosmc. Lisa Mahlkov. Bobbie Langridge. Casi Gandy. Michelle Taylor. Stacy Barnhill. ______ The 1987-88 PSJ High School Chess Championship Participants. BACK ROW Judson Pollock. Howard Langridge. Steve Gunn. FRONT ROW: Joel Huft. Randy Ramsey. 55 Varsity J.V. Cheerleaders Featuring .. . Sizzling KNEELING: Sonya Quinn. Captain; Robin Kimmcll, Lisa Mahlkov. Tammy Williams. STANDING: Tonya Gardner. Christy McDaniel. Co-Captain; Stacy Kemp, Crystal Dean. Susie Wood. KNEELING: Amanda Thomas. Nicole Smith. Lisa Atkins. Christy Smith. STANDING: Erica Williams. Co-Captain; Holly Lyons. Captain; Deby Monteiro, Danielle Scott. Nicole Quinn. 56 and Jamming Spirit Jr. High Cheerleaders Mat Maids FRONT ROW: IvelisseCosme. Pam Williams. April Little. Paige Bowen. BACK ROW: Kim Ludmun. Pam Bowen. Co-Captain; Al Wood, Dana Swatts. Captain; Hollic Hendrix LEFT: Hilda Cosmc, April Lyon. Rachel Branson. Co-Captain; Rainc Quinn. Captain; Kim Kendricks. Roberta Williams. Alisha Weston. NOT PICTURED: Antoinette Sims. 57 Chorus Band PSJ Award Winning FIRST ROW: Stephanie Brown. Sheila Toole. Regina Smith. Connie Scully. Anastasia Owens. Darlena Roby. Marcic Rathbun. Missy Rice. Laura Ridgley. Michelle Taylor. Annette Nixon SECOND ROW: Rhonda Latta, Tina Parson. Lee Ann Ryan, Cindy Ludlam. Angela Whittamore. Prenita Nickson, Janene Farmer. Jenny Hicks. Tandra Burns. Paula Gay, Gwen Day. Christine Hopper. Linda Ryan THIRD ROW Carmen Frazier;. LaCheryl Bailey, Lisa Atkins, Doris Sander. Kelli Kirkland. Christy Howard. Kelli Saleh FOURTH ROW: DcWaync Ayers. Marvin Ware. John Cannon. James Pate. Willie Jenkins, Tracy Browning, Tommy Sanders. Leonard Beard. William Miller. Shannon Prcsnell. Robert Ridgley. Troy Sanders, Shannon Parish NOT PICTURED: Kevin Dawson. Christine Falbe. Catherine Holten, Kelli Knight. Kim Knight. Cissi Pippin. Mark Prcsnell. Amy Keith. FRONT ROW: Sherry Creel. Melissa Watson, Bryan Wagner — Drum Major. Kim Clayton. Stephanie Houze. SECOND ROW: Angela Jennings, Elitha Gant, Aurelia Zimmerman, Patricia Ncdlcy. Mary Ruth Wood. Kelli Moree. THIRD ROW Kristie Simmons. Christy Maige. Donna Durham. Rebecca Stein. Sherrin Hill. Rachel McCulley, Zena York, Mollie Skipper. FOURTH ROW: Amy Ford. Darrell Linton. Dale Evensen. Chris Watson. Dell Rudd, Andy Rutter, Howard Langridge, Shelia Toole. FIFTH ROW: Bobbie Langridge. William Lewis. Marcella Parker. Steve Odom. Kevin Thomas. Doris Sander. Chris Cox, Shelia Whitfield. SIXTH ROW: Alicia Weston. Philip Bryant. Michael Miller. Ricky Hobbs. David Parker. Carol Sims. Richard Davis, Connie Scully. SEVENTH ROW: Jessica Smith. David Brown. Kendall Pinkney. Matt Durham. George Bryant. Nicole Florey, Steven Combs, Corey Daniels. 58 Performers Rated Superior Sharkettes M ajorettes KNEELING: Krislic Simmons. Shelia Toole. STANDING: Connie Scully. Bobbie Langridge. Sheila Whitfield. Amy Ford. Molly Skipper. Alicia Weston. STANDING: Sherry Creel. Melissa Watson. Kim Clayton. Stephanie Howzc. 59 Teen Board Mcknight Achievers Talent presented in STANDING: Stacy Kemp. Dawn Holloman. Yolanda Daniels. Catherine Holten. Tracy Melvin, and Christy Maigc. SITTING: Lance Campbell. FRONT ROW: Antoinette Adams — President. Sonya Quinn — Vice President. Yolanda Daniels — Recording Secretary. LaShunc Leslie — Corresponding Secretary. Denise Boykins — Treasurer, and Ken Monette — Historian. BACK ROW: Anthony Dixon. Chris Watson. Carmen Frazier. Colondra White. Patrick Freeman. Tonya Gardner, and Mrs. M. Gant — Sponsor. 60 a great form. Save Club Interact Shirley Dawson — President. Rhonda Pittman — Secretary. Stephanie Brown — Treasurer. Kevin Dawson — Scrgeant-at-Arms. Wendy Osborne. Lcnora Jones. Tammie Ash, Erika Rudd. Donna Durham. Lakisha Daniels. Dcdrick Alexander. Ray Bolden Jr. STANDING: Eric Williams. Stacy Newsome. Karen Lanier. Jenny Matincheck. Adam Cantley. Michael Evans. Becky Carr. Yolanda Coachman. Tony Gathers. Caldrick Bailey. Cedrick Alexander. Latoya Jefferson. Shcreka Dawson. Latrone Alexander. Patrick Dawson. Elitha Gant, and Mrs. Maxine Gant— Sponsor. STANDING: Erika Williams, Tracy Gant. Carol Fenn. Tandra Burns. Denise Boykins. Lisa Pryor. Donna Thomas. Kristie Farmer. Felicia Whitley. Eric Langston. Noah Best. Cody Thomas, and Mrs. Virginia Harrison — Sponsor. SITTING: LaShunc Leslie. Anlionettc Sims. Chelsea Wilson. Prenita Nixon. Mandy Thomas. Rainc Quinn. Holly Russ. Nichole Quinn, and Phyllis Anthony. Math ciub FEA Education In The Spotlight STANDING: Casi Gandy, LaShune Leslie. Dcwanna Davidson. Bobby Goto. Anthony Dixon. SEATED: Marcella Parker. Susan Chambers. Lisa Maikov. Hilda Cosme. Tracy Melvin. SEATED. Lashune Leslie. Marcella Parker. J. Lee Johnson. David Lowery. Doris Sander. Melissa Watson. STANDING: Ann LaLuzernc. LaSagne Quinn. Lisa Maikov. Bobbie Langridge. Aaron Wilson. Jennifer Moore. George Bryant. Mrs. Campbell, sponsor. Varsity Football The 1987 Sharks ... During the 1987 football season, a Shark team consisting of only six seniors as well as a large number of Freshmen and Sopho- mores displayed great potential as they worked to build a team to be proud of. In spite of the number of losses, this young Shark team and its coaches remained deter- mined and high-spirited. The Sharks began their season with an exciting victory over the Wewahitchka Gators, a team picked by the TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT to beat the Sharks 35-13. The Sharks scored another big win over Apalachicola. Other successes included wins over the Havana Gladiators and the Mariana Bulldogs. This spirited Shark team took on such rivals as the Rutherford Rams, a class AAAA team; the Monticello Tigers, the defending Dis- trict Champions; and Florida High, a team ranked in the top 5 in class AA. The Sharks ended the season with a 4-6 record. With only six graduating seniors, and with forty lettermen and eighteen starters returning next year; the team, coaches, and fans look forward to the 1988 season. BELOW: Kevin kicks off to a victory. RIGHT: Ken attempts to catch a Bill Ramsey arial. FIRST ROW: Chris Robertson. Bobby Williams. Dcon Joseph. Eric Langstcn. George Farmer. Fred Willis. Tim Kcrigan, Tappan Gandy. Corey Stallworth, Cody Thomas, Lee Nowling. Kevin Pciffcr. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Duane McFarland. Head Coach Phil Lanford. Wesley Fortunis. Mickey Lcwtcr. John Parker, Terry Goldsmith. Bill Ramsey. Darryl Tull, Roy Campbell, Matthew Taylor. Ken Moncttc. Blaine Adams. Brian Pciffcr. Oscar Jones. Bobby Williams. Asst. Coach Wayne Stevens. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Rick Williams. Nicholas Rolack. Willie Smith. Kevin Dawson. Steven Howell. Phillip Newlcy. David Williams, Collins Hamilton. Desmond Quinn. Michael Byrd. David Barnes. Jamie Vathis, David Davis. Chris Walding. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Ramsey. Steve Gibson. Tracy Browning. Russell Cherry, Ross Yowcll, Chris Revel. Leonard Ray. Ivey Henderson. Ernest Gant. Russell Martin. Michael Ramsey. Terry Quinn. Not Pictured: Perez Davis. 64 A High Spirited Team PSJ 19 Wewahitchka Opponent 0 36 Apalachicola 7 13 Bon i fay 14 0 Pensacola Catholic 33 0 Rutherford 22 3 Blountstown 18 0 Monticello 34 21 Havana 8 13 Florida High 49 19 Mariana 6 TOP LEFT: Serious moment on the sideline. LEFT: Kneeling — Assistant Coach Wesley Tay- lor, Asst. Coach Mark Kostic. Asst. Coach W'ayne Stevens. STANDING: Asst. Coach Scott Gowan. Head Coach Phil Lanford. Asst. Coach Rick Williams, Asst. Coach Duane McFarland. ABOVE. Kneel- ing — Managers. Fred Willis, Tappan Gandy. STANDING: Managers Corey Stallworth. Tim Kerrigan. George Farmer. Varsity Football A High Spirited Team TOP LEFT: Final Countdown TOP RIGHT: Willie on the stop for the Sharks. ABOVE: Mike earns tough yardage on the second effort. MID- DLE RIGHT: Jamie sets to make a tackle. RIGHT: We have that winning SPIRIT. 66 Was Our Featured Attraction LEFT: Shark defense closes in on a Gator ball carrier. BELOW: Battle in the trenches BELOW CENTER: Shark team charges the field. BOTTOM LEFT: Shark line surges through Gator defenses. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sharks celebrate county title. Jr. High Football Productive Season The Jr. High Football Team struggled through the '87 season. They had a very young team without much experience. The end result was a total of one win and five losses. The high point of their season was against Apalachicola. It was the only win for the young team, but the Sharks were a hard hitting team. They were enthusiastic and they had the abili- ty to learn and improve. TOP LEFT: Brian Lemiuex rushes for a T.D. with a key block from Perez Davis and John Miller. ABOVE CENTER: Calvin Pryor shoots by two Apalachicola players for a first down. RIGHT: Calvin Pryor powers over the left for a first down. ABOVE: a pack of Sharks bring down an Apa- lachicola runner for a loss. 68 Yield to Inexperience BACK ROW: Rusty Harper. Jeff Curcie, Calvin Pryor, Robert Hinson. John Miller. Perez Davis. Archie Linton. Mike Rogers. Brian Lemiuex. Mark Yowell, Louis Miles. Buddy W'hittamorc. Barctt Lowery. Norton Arrant. 2ND ROW: Coach Bclin. Chuck Watson. Chad Arrant. Pat Robinson. Dennis Thomas, Chris Henderson. Greg Byrd. Adam Cantley, Jason Hattaway. Leroy Yarrel, Terence W illiams. John White. Brad Buzzett. Michael Whitfield, Davy Young, and Coach Caylor. 3RD ROW': Brian Darnell, Elton Wood. Brian McLeod, Kendall Hogue. Arion Nickson. Bennon Thompson. Jeff Little. Ernest Exum. George Thomas, Patrick Briggs. Mitchell Harvey. Michael Evans, Jason Whitten. Tim Ovanct. and Coach Lane. SITTING: Travis Williams. Pat Cantley, Craig Pate, Tony Thomas. James Norris. Bobby Fields, Marlon Thomas, Jason White. Bobby Williams, and Chris Quinn. 69 Varsity Basketball Shoot for PSJ OPPONENT 64 Bay High 71 67 FI. High 71 Blountstown 53 62 Bay High 91 71 FI. High 79 64 Blountstown 61 55 Rutherford 53 40 Mosley 52 70 Wakulla 83 74 Apalachicola 78 51 Rutherford 61 62 Blountstown 61 67 Wewa 53 41 Marianna 70 63 FI. High 81 65 Mosley 88 78 Apalachicola 66 65 Marianna 81 72 Havanna 65 67 Rutherford 57 Wakulla 61 67 Wewa 48 TOP: Cody works one inside. RIGHT: Eric outplays a Gator. NO SMOKING FIRST ROW: Tyrone Hamilton, Dcon Joeseph, Calvin Pryor. SECOND ROW: Cody Thomas, Eric Langston. Reginald Larry. Terry Quinn. Danny Morce, Chris Bowen, THIRD ROW: Eric Thomas. Willie Smith. two more! NO SMOKING TOP LEFT: Earnest works for a rebound. TOP: Tito skies high. MIDDLE: Reg works from the top of the key ABOVE: Eric lays one in. LEFT: Cody busts one from outside. 71 Varsity Basketball The 1987-88 Sharks were a very young and inexperienced team. Having not one senior, the Sharks ended the season with an eight and fifteen record. The young Sharks gained valuable experience as the season progressed. Again this year the Sharks were coached by Jim Belin and William Lane. Dribble it on TOP: Willie brings in the ball. FAR RIGHT: Reg scores one from the line. ABOVE: Earnest prepares to bring one down from the board. RIGHT: Cody puts one up from the outside. 72 down the court. 73 Jr. High Basketball YOUNG SHARKS IMW This year was a rebuilding year for the Jr. High Sharks. Only three 8th graders returned from the 10-0 team of 1987. The Sharks managed to gain experience for the future and also win a few games. The team ended the season at 3-3 and at times played some real good basketball. RIGHT: Warming up before ihc game is a musl fora winning team. FAR RIGHT: Devon Thomas acts as playmaker for the Sharks. PSJ Opponent 39 Wakulla 29 49 Blountstown 55 53 Wewa 13 27 Blountstown 36 35 Wewa 19 26 W'akulla 29 KNEELING: Alaric Allen, Anthony Thomas. Michael Whitfield. Vince Addison. Barrett Lowery. George Thomas. Manager Brad Buzzctt STANDING: Scott Boykin. Sandy Quinn. Norton Arrant. John Miller. Cori Stallworth. Dennis Thomas. Coach Scott Gowan LEFT: John Miller and a Florida High Demon fight for a rebound ABOVE: Rising above his opponent. Vince Ad- dison shoots a three pointer. 75 WRESTLING Wrestlers Achieve This year's wrestling team was the be- ginning of a new era here at Port St. Joe High. The wrestling team not only in- creased in size, but also in quality. St. Joe started a young but strong team. With each match the team matured and became more competitive. Before Christmas break, the team struggled at 1-2, but after the Bay Tournament the team flourished with five wins, a tie and just two losses. The Sharks finished the season 3-3-1 in the District and 6-4-1 overall. In the District tournament the Sharks finished 4th in District 1-AAA. This year's edition sent one wrestler, Ivey Henderson, to the state tournament with a 17-3 record. Other outstanding wrestlers this year were: Keith Cooksey, 13-4; Terry Goldsmith, 12-5-1; Dusty Ballard. 10-6; Steven R. Howell, 13-5; and Ross Yowell, 11-7. This year's wres- tling team did not win every match, but were competitive in all. RIGHT: Ivey goes “psycho” on a Wakulla opponent. FRONT ROW: Bobby Henson. Terry Goldsmith. Dusty Ballard, Keith Cooksey. Dell Rudd. Torry Bradshaw, Chris Venkler. BACK ROW: Tim Kerigan. Bill Quaranta, Blaine Adams. Nicholas Rolack. Daryll Tull. Roy Campbell. Steve Rosasco. Coach Mark Kostic. Noah Best. Ervin Byrd. Steven R Howell. Ross Yowell. Ivey Henderson. Shauntae Batson. , 76 87-88 Wrestling Record SHARKS OPP 18 Panama City Bay 60 39 Springfield Rutherford 36 9 Marianna 64 6th place Bay Holiday Invitational 17 Crawfordville Wakulla 50 45 Niceville 39 39 Springfield Rutherford 39 44 Gonzalez Tate 30 32 Panama City Bay 44 39 Niceville 36 42 Tallahassee Leon 36 49 Tallahassee Rickards 30 4th place District 1-AAA TOP LEFT; Blaine attempts to turn an opponent. LEFT: Dusty scores a reverse. BELOW; Noah goes for the takedown and the win. BOTTOM LEFT: Ross takes charge on his way to a championship. Wrestling Production is the TOP CENTER: Sharks look on eagerly as Terry attempts to pin his man. FAR LEFT TOP: Terry breaks down the Shiek. FAR LEFT: Bill puts the finishing touches on this Affie. LEFT: Duke brings another man to his fate. TOP: Another P.SJ. vic- tory made to order. ABOVE: Terry works for a nearfall. 79 Coach Duane McFarland and Rick Wil- liams knew going into the season that they had their work cut out for them because of the youth and inexperience of the returning players. The season was full of optimism and surprizes along with some ups and downs. The sharks had a 7-13 record and finished second in the district standings after the regular season. The Sharks line- up consisted of two returning seniors and one junior that had a full season of exper- ience before the 1988 season, the remaining players were ninth and tenth graderes with little experience. The Sharks chalked up victories against Sneads. Apalach, Carabelle. Blountstown, and Wakulla. “I knew going into this sea- son that this was the youngest team to ever start at Port St. Joe High School. Playing a competitive 20 game schedule with one ex- perienced pitcher scared me at first, but we had some young kids that responded well. Fm really proud of the way we ended the last half of the season in a competitive way.” RIGHT: Batting practice is a regular part of the day for J.J. FAR RIGHT: Senior Mickey Gainnie throws a strike on the outside corner. A YEAR — Coach Duane McFarland. Mickey Gainnie. Terry Goldsmith. Jamie Vathis, Bobby Nobles. Jim Anderson. Patrick freeman. Lee Keith. Vincent Addison. Kyle Griffin, Chris Horton, Matthew Taylor. Chuck Haney J.J. Ray, Coach Rick Williams. Tim Davis. Tracy Browning, Reg Larry. Chris Revel, Tyrone Hamilton. Bobby Van Pictcrson. Bill Ramsey, 80 IN SHARK BASEBALL ABOVE: Bat girls arc an important part of the game. FAR LEFT: Tim Davis contemplates stealing third base. LEFT: Senior, Mickey Gainnie gets a sign from home plate. Baseball TAKE ME OUT TO RIGHT: Senior Jamie Vathis prepares to take his place behind the plate. FAR RIGHT: Dedicated bat girls work in the con- cession stand. BELOW: JJ. takes his place at the plate while Jamie looks on. BOTTOM RIGHT: Close district game at Wa- kulla calls for great strategy from coach Williams. BOTTOM: Sharks warming up for the big game. 82 THE BALL GAME PSJ SHARK 88 BASEBALL OPPONENT 0 Bay High 12 4 Sneads 2 7 Carrabelle 3 2 Blountstown 5 11 Apalachicola 3 6 Wakulla 5 0 Sneads 5 j 5 Florida High 14 3 Florida High 11 0 Wewahitchica n 2 Pace 11 4 Bay High 9 0 Marianna 8 3 Wakulla 6 3 (day of Baseball) 5 3 Blountstown 1 15 Carrabelle 5 6 Wewahitchica 4 3 Apalachicola 2 7 •Wakulla (District) 8 ABOVE: Freshman Bill Ramsey throws a pitch right down the middle. LEFT: Players take time out for a picture. 83 Track Racing With 1988 saw the Port St. Joe track team compete in 13 track meets. Of these 13, some of the meets the Sharks attended were: North Florida relays, Florida Coke Relays, and the Kiwanis Invitational. Several members of the team broke school records during the season. Leonard Ray set the new records in the shot put (50'01 2) and discus (138’2”). Collins Hamiltion. Terry Quinn, Desmond Quinn, and Ken Monette set the school record in the mile relay with time of 3:27.4. The Sharks finished 3rd at the District meet and qualified 4 athletes for the State track meet. At the State track meet Leonard Ray placed 5th in the shot put (50’0 1 2) Terry Quinn placed 6th in the 440 (51.65) and Jamie Fain placed 14th in the 2-mile run (10.41.1) Leonard Ray and Terry Quinn were named to the All-State track team. As a team. Port St. Joe scored 3 points and finished in 26th place among 2A schools throughout the state. KNEELING: Desmond Quinn. Ken Monette. Cody Thomas. Dontae Quinn. Bobby Goto, Bruce Dawson, Jamie Fain. Nick Rolack, Eric Langston. STANDING: Coach Danny Caylor, Collins Hamilton. Kevin Dawson. Terry Quinn. Russell Cherry, Ivey Henderson. Leonard Ray, Ernest Gant. David Williams, Perez Davis. Coach Scott Gowan. 84 The Moon 1st Meet . PSJ 68 . . Marianna 41 2nd Meet . Mosley 81 . Rutherford 50 . PSJ 38 3rd Meet .. . Sneads 85 ... Greensboro 76 . PSJ 53 4th Meet . . . Marianna 61 . . . PSJ 55 5th Meet. . Bay 69. Rutherford 63 .. . PSJ 24 6th Meet .. Famu 84 . .. Greensboro 65 ... PSJ 84 7th Meet ... Famu 73 .. Sneads 47 ... PSJ 83 8th Meet . . . Madison 81 ... Greensboro 53.5 PSJ 65.5 9th Meet Momicello 110.5 .. Madison 78 . . . PSJ 51.5 (District) OPPOSITE PAGE — TOP: Leonard is deep in thought. OPPOSITE PAGE — LEFT: Perez gets the go ahead from Coach Lanford. LEFT: The team prepares for the relay. BELOW LEFT: Jamie Fain places 10th in the 2 mile run. BELOW: Collins Hamilton competes in the 440 dash. BOTTOM LEFT: Leonard wins the discus in a meet against Marianna. 85 Track “Running on 1988 saw the Port St. Joe track team compete in 13 track meets. Of these 13, some of the meets the Sharks attended were: North Flor- ida relays, Florida Coke relays, and the Kiwanis Invitational. Several members of the team broke school re- cords during the season. Leonard Ray set new records in the shot put (50'0 V6” ) and the discus (138’1”). Collins Hamilton, Terry TOP: The team has a little fun before the big meet. BEl-OW: Concentration is the name of the game. RIGHT: St. Joe wishes the others luck $6 Quinn, Desmond Quinn, and Ken Monette set the school record in the mile relay with a time of 3:27.4. The Sharks finished 3rd at the district meet and qualified 4 athletes for the state track meet. At the state meet, Leonard Ray placed 5th in the shot put (50'0 te”), Terry Quinn placed 6th in the 440 (51.65), Kevin Dawson placed 13th in the discus (125’0”), and Jamie Fain placed 14th in the 2 miles run (10:41.1). Leonard Ray and Terry Quinn were named to the All-State track team. As a team. Port St. Joe scored 3 points and finished in 26th among 2A schools throughout the state. FAR LEFT: Bruce comes in first in the mile. BELOW LEFT: Ken Monette places first in the 330 Hurdles with a time of 45.7. BOTTOM LEFT: Earnest Gant clears 510” in the high jump. LEFT: Lenard Ray throws the shot 45 8” at the north Rorida Relays BELOW RIG FIT: Team relaxes as the northwest Florida relays BOTTOM RIGHT: Ken Monette prepares for triple jump competi- tion at the north Rorida Relays. Trying To Make The Chad Arranl. Danny Morec, Brad Buzzett, Hannon Smith. Phillip Nedlcy, Chris Bowen. Eddie Ramsey, Brain Wagner, Coach Wes Taylor. v • fc - fi-i.'tirijf.Tii - ‘V.W.V ; Weightlifting Weightlifters work This year's weightlifting team had a very successful season. They were competi- tive in every meet and posted wins against some stiff competition. In addi- tion. the Sharks powered past county ri- val, Wewahitchka. The Sharks sent five lifters to the state meet in Hawthorne where they competed in class AA. They were: Nicolas Rolach, 11th in 181 lbs.; David Williams, 8th in 198 lbs.; Ivey Henderson, 5th in 220 lbs.; Kevin Daw- son, 12th in 220 lbs.; and Leonard Ray 5th in the unlimited weight category. FRONT ROW: Mickey Lewtcr. Dustin Ballard. Bruce Dawson, Cody Thomas. Torry Bradshaw. Kevin Peiffer. Nicholas Rolach. SECOND ROW: Eddie Ramsey. Willie Smith, Kevin Miles. Eric Langston, Phil Nedley, Chris Walding. Earnest Gant, Blaine Adams. Collins Hamilton. Terry Quinn. Kevin Dawson, David Williams. Russle Cherry. Perez Davis. Coach Wes Taylor. BACK ROW Roy Campbell. Russle Martin. Leonard Ray. Ivey Henderson. Darryl Tull. for Powerful Production FAR LEFT TOP: Mickey pushes it through the roof. TOP: Blaine concentrates on a lift. LEFT: Nicholas and Phil get ready for a meet. ABOVE: Ivey pumps one off his chest. 91 Girls Basketball Shooting Stars The girls basketball team ended a very successful season with 15 wins and 5 losses. The Lady Sharks captured the district championship for the first time in six years by defeating the Havanna Gladiators 72-54. The team consisted of six 7th graders, one eighth grader, three 11th graders and one senior. Holly Russ who was voted to the girls Big Bend, Sunshine State, and All State team, for the second year in a row. Her official college and university visits consist of Florida A M University, Tuskegec University, South Florida Community College, Chipola Jr. College and Pensa- cola Jr. College. All these schools are offering her full scholarships. RIGHT: Holly dribbles through the Rams de- fense. BELOW: Pam Miller hits one of her pro jumps. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Lady Sharks fights for the rebound. 92 Win District Championship LEFT: Lady Sharks arc warming up before the 93 Girls Basketball Lady Sharks Season Averages Holly Russ 24 points 5 rebounds I Pam Miller IS points 7 rebounds | Litasha Daniels 7 points 10 rebounds E Tracie Gant 6 points 4 rebounds | Tinnie Julius 2 points 2 rebounds I Felisha Whitley 2 points 4 rebounds I RIGHT: Pam Miller attempts free throw against Rams. BELOW: Fclisha drives in for an easy layup. BELOW RIGHT: Rams defense can not stop the Sharks forward wing. 94 Shoot for the Top. KNEELING: Shclcnc Knokes. Railyn Lamb. Lacrctia Middleton. Lenora Jones, Wendy Osborne, Rhonda Pittman. Latasha Thomas, and Holly Bailey STANDING: Coach Verenttc Rosier. Yolanda Coachman, April Carpenter. Felisha Whitley. LaPamela Miller, LiTasha Daniels. Tracic Gant. Tinnie Julius. Holly Russ, and Janene Farmer. Girls Softball Girls Do Their Thing March 8 March 10.... March 15.... Wcwahitchka 1:00 March 17.... March 21 .... Florida High 3:30 March 24.... Carrabelle (away) 2:00 March 29.... Apalachicola (away) 2:00 April 12 Bay 3:00 April 14 ... Rutherford (away) 4:00 ••April 21... Wakulla (away) 4:30 April 28-29. .... DISTRICT TOURNA- MENT 3-AA Port St. Joe RIGHT: Litasha prepares to knock it over. BOTTOM: Tracy Nelson. Nicole Florey. Terri Cawthorn, Dana Stripling. Kellie Saleh. Ann LaLuzerne. Christy Smith, Nicole Quinn. TOP ROW: Coach Kostic Paula Pcndarvis. Noel Florey, Janene Farmer. Susan Mingcr. Aurelia Zimmerman. Calondra White. Pamela Miller. Donna Peterson. Litasha Daniels. Phylli? Anthony. 96 With Balls and Bats TOP LEFT: Coach Kostic coaches her home. TOP RIGHT: Ann warms up before the big game. MID- DLE: Aurelia gets ready to come home. ABOVE: Tin- nic watches for a signal LEFT: Coach Kostic objects to the referee’s call. 97 Girls Softball Playing For Keeps 98 CLASSES Seventh Grade Cedrick Alexander Dcdrick Alexander Scott Arthur Tammie Ash Cindy Atwell Anna Bietcnholz Keith Best Ray Bolden Kim Butler Brad Buzzett Greg Byrd Emily Cabaniss April Carpenter Becky Carr Kevin Clements Yolanda Coachman Jason Curcie Brian Darnall Mark Davis Patrick Dawson Shcreka Dawson Jennifer Dykes Dana Earley Michael Evans Ernest Exum Jason Falbc Bobby Fields Kiki Fields Tappan Gandy Heath Gentry Zanc Glenn Cristina Goggins Leon Gray Sandra Hanna William Hanna William Harper And The Restless Mitchell Harvey Jason Hathaway Chris Henderson Kendall Hogue James Holley LaToya Jefferson Heather Johnson Lenora Jones Crystal Kennington Jason Knight Rai-Lyn Lamb April Little Tina Littleton Alison Lowrcy Barret Lowry Sherry Ludlum Robert McLeod Jodi Mapcs Christopher Matincheck Lacrcthia Middleton John Miller Maria Miller Wendy Miller Maurice Moore Charlotte Neel Lee Anne Nelson Arion Nickson 101 Seventh Grade The Year’s Picture 102 Shelena Noakes Lataya Pace Jeremy Parris Craig Pate Belinda Pelt Chris Quinn Sandy Quinn William Raffield Leah Ray James Redd Tina Rich Patrick Robinson Tyrus Russ Trina Saleh Tiffany Sanders Shane Shagcna Rebecca Shurrum Teresa Skyles Tina Smith Linda Stafford Jonathan Strickland Vince Taylor, Jr. Jennifer Taylor Devon Thomas Dennis Thomas George Thomas, III Kimberly Thomas Develops As Students Grow Bcnnon Thompson Tori Thompson Sunshine Trevino Krista Turner Jennifer Waggoner Dana Walker Charles Watson Michael Watson James Watkins John White Timothy Whitfield William Whittamorc Brandy Williams Christopher Williams Terrance Williams Travis Williams Analisa Wood Eric Wood Monica Wood Leroy Yarrell John Young Mark Yowcll Eighth Grade Grandeur And Glory, Tcnesa Adams Venccnt Addison Lciron Alexander Alaric Allen Chadwick Arrant Norton Arrant Steve Author Carldrick Bailey Page Bowen Pam Bowen Scott Boykin Tanicia Brantley Melinda Brock Philip Bryant Stacy Burch Richard Burkett Chris Butler Shaun Butler Christine Butz Mary Ann Byrd April Caldwell Shelly Campbell Lee Cannon 104 Robert Cantlcy Patrick Carpenter Ryan Clark Ivelissa Cosme Jeffery Curcie Lakitcha Daniels Teleshi Daniels Prez Davis Richard Davis Niki Eakcr James Fain Nicole Florey Dawn Fontaine Elitha Gant Christopher Garza Bobby Gay Jernet Hale Leanna Marcus Larry Hatcher Christine Hawkins Hollic Hendrix Robert Hinson Ricky Hobbs 105 Eighth Grade Joel Huft Angela Jennings Al Jones Joy Kemp Howard Langridge Karen Lanier Brian Lcmieux Archie Linton Jeffery Little Kimberly Ludlum Dennis McCloud Andrea McCulley Kristy Melvin Rana Middleton Lewis Miles Adam Miller Thomas Moore Kellie Moore Patricia Nediey Laura Nelson Jeffery Newberry Stacey Newsome Wendy Osborne Timothy Ovaret Christopher Parker Fclisha Pittman Rhonda Pittman Calvin Pryor Bill Quaranta A Preview of 106 Academic Excellence Jenny Simmons Shannon Smith Cori Stallworth Carolyn Stephens Amber Stewart Dana Swatts Jason Taylor Anthony Thomas Tasha Thomas Mario Thomas Paquctta Thomas Jerry Thomas Sarabia Tiller Keith Touchton Niyorka Turner Kasey Ward Christopher Watson Michael Whitfield George Whitfield Jason W'hitc James Wilder Eric Williams Pam W'illiams Melissa Williamson Jason W'ittcn Zena York Freshmen Barbara Adams Jabbar Alexander Lisa Atkins Holley Bailey Jamie Bateman Jeffery Batson Lavetta Best Creva Blankenship Stephanie Brown George Bryant Nicole Butler Sharon Byrd Roy Campbell Ann Cantlcy Tammy Capps Patricia Carpenter Madonna Carter Chris Causey Derrick Chitty Robert Combs Keith Cooksey Chris Cox Tom Curren Corey Daniels Kim Davis Shirley Dawson Kelly Dean Richard Demers Chris Dixon Donna Durham Jay Epporson Dale Evenson Noel Florey Patrick Freeman Marchell Gathers Stacy Gathers Tony Gathers Unique Self Portrait 108 Painted By Freshmen Class Paula Gay Hope Gentry Lori Gentry Cehycnne Godfrey Scott Godwin Roxanne Graham Pat Gray Kyle Griffin John Hanson Huey Hardy Sherrin Hill Chad Hobbs Shonna Holland Terry Howard Jermaine Hutchinson Demecia Jordon Dcon Joseph Becky Keith Peter Klopc Jamie Kosier Reginald Larry William Lewis Darrell Linton Rachel McCulley Kevin Maloy Kelli Middleton Michael Miller Vivian Miller Susan Mingcr Teresa Mongold Debra Monteiro Tracy Nelson Sonya Nickson Bobby Nobles James Norris 109 Freshmen Today’s Stars Strive Lee Nowling Steve Odom David Parker Kevin Pciffcr Paula Pendarvis Trisha Phillips Wade Phillips Kendall Pinkney Jamie Purswell Desmond Quinn Dontae Quinn Bill Ramsey Chris Ramsey Holly Richter Chris Roberson Paxton Rogers Erika Rudd Benjamin Russ David Russ Kellie Saleh Michael Sanders Brian Sauls Tory Shackleford To Meet Their Goals Carol Sims Mollie Skipper Christy Smith Eric Smith Jessica Smith Jonathan Smith Nicole Smith Willie O. Smith Tracy Stansel Dana Stripling David Taylor Matthew Taylor Patricia Taylor Kevin Thomas Samantha Thomas Michael Tiller Darrell Tull Tricia Tull Wendy Weston Calondra White Stephen White Anna Whitfield Bobby W'illiams James Worthington Sophomores Sophomores Get Jim Anderson Phyllis Anthony Dusty Ballard Shauntae Batson Denise Boykins Torrey Bradshaw Bobby Brake Rachel Branson David Brown Tandra Burns Angelia Byrd Larry Byrd Michcll Cannon Joey Capps Steven Combs Bruce Dawson Gerald Dawson John Deeson Tyler Ford William Ford Wesley Fortunes Cheryl Gannous Ernest Gant Paul Gant Steve Gibson 112 Rave Reviews Germain Givins Mark Godwin Dion Golson Collins Hamilton Alison Hanley Josh Hanna Michael Harper Tommy Harper Mark Herring Jenny Hicks Tom Hoffman Josh Hollman Christine Hopper Chris Horton Christy Howard Stephanie Houze Jennifer Jones Tim Kerrigan Eric Langston Clint Lanier Rhonda Latta Louis Lindsey Michael Lollie Cindy Ludliam April Lyons Holly Lyons John McDonald 113 Sophomores A Picture of Jack Mclnnis Bcnard Miller Chris Mill Ken Monette John Moore Jay Nagy John Parker Shannon Parrish Tina Parson Desmond Peters Dawn Peterson Christopher Presncll Cheryl Pryor Alashia Pryor Nicole Quinn Terry Quinn Marcie Ratbun John Ray Jeff Richards Alana Richardson Jeff Roberts Nicholas Rolack Stephen Rosasco Leeanne Ryan Linda Ryan Danielle Scott Connie Scully Antoinette Sims Christine Sims 114 Determination and Spirit Amanda Smith LaTonya Thomas Carlas Thomas Arcolia Thomas Amanda Thomas Brad Thursby Charles Tiller Chris Varnum Chris Venkler Russel Watson Alicia Weston Felisha Whitley Roberta Williams Wetona Williams Earl Williamson Aaron Wilson Angela Whitamore Catherine Wood Mary Ruth Wood Ross Yowell Aurelia Zimmerman 115 Juniors Juniors, With All Blaine Adams Shayla Anthony Stacy Barnhill Carla Bell Noah Best Mike Bird Karl Bowen Bobby Brake Darrell Bruner Connie Burrows Ervin Byrd Lance Campbell Eddie Causey Randy Chancey Stacie Chitty Kim Clayton Glen Combs Hilda Cosme LiTasha Daniels Yolanda Daniels DeWanna Davidson David Davis Tim Davis Matt Durham Angela Evans Jody Evans George Farmer Ganene Farmer Leah Fettinger Peer Fischer Russel Funderburk Casi Gandy Tracy Gant KaTonya Gardner Steve Gathers Stephanie Gilley Dana Golson 116 The “Right” Moves! ehergewcy Duane Griffin Thomas Griffin Charles Haney Ben Hoffman Laney Howell J.Lcc Johnson Oscar Jones Carlos Julius Tinnie Julius Stacy Kemp Kim Kendrick Robin Kimmel Kelli Knight Eric Lewis Wayne Mowbray Mickey Lewter James Lewis Eddie Lundy Christy Maigc 117 Juniors Rise Over Christy McDaniel Mack McLeod Mark McWaters Tracy Melvin Mike Middleton Pam Miller William Miller Danny Moree Carlos Morris Jennifer Moore Jason Naus Phillip Nedley George Newsome Annette Nixon Lisa North Kimberly Osborne James Pate Nathan Peters III Judson Pollock Stephanie Porter Eddie Ramsey 118 Michael Ramsey Leonard Ray Laura Ridgley Bridget! Riley Cy Riley Scott Rogers Dell Rudd Patrick Ryan Kayla Sanders Tommy Sanders Mizpah Sims Carolyn Smith Hannon Smith Michele Taylor Debby Tomlinson Chris Wahl Chris Walding Priscilla Ward David Williams Tammy Williams Tyson Young Seniors Where Have They Gone, Antoinette Adams John Dewayne Ayers Rebecca Faye Batson Curtis Jerome Beard Tammie Reana Blackwell Tracy Gene Browning Craig Dwayne Buchanan Darrin Ryan Callaway Donald Wade Campbell John Albert Cannon Robert Neal Carr Eric Mathew Carter Kimberly Dawn Causey Susan Francine Chambers 122 Those Lovely Years?... Christopher Marcel Coachman Ramon Jose’ Cosme Berrios Sherry Renee’ Creel Doreen Marie Davis Felisha Dionne Davis Charles Kevin Dawson Crystal Rebecca Dean Anthony Lamar Dixon Franklin Eugene Dykes Martin Lee Erwin Christine Falbe Tracy Raymon Fields Amy Dorothy Ruth Ford Candy Lee Foster Shannon Marie Frickcy James Michael Gainnie 123 Seniors They’ve Simply Flown Away. Jerry Lee Gilbert Terrance Lee Goldsmith Tadahiro Goto Craig Haase Eddie Carlton Haddock Guy Bradford Hall Marvin Jerome Hamilton William Jeffery Haney Barry Nelson Hoffman Bryan George Hoffman William Allen Hoffman Melissa Dawn Holloman Catherine Elizabeth Holten Timothy Dean Hopper 124 And Now They’re Just A... Steven Roger Howell Willie James Jenkins. Ill John Patrick Julius Timothy Lee Keith Christopher Allen Kennington Gabriel Marlin Kimble Kelli Elaine Kirkland Kimberly Dawn Knight Ann Marie La Luzerne Bobbic-jean Judcll Langridge La’Shune Denise Leslie Curtis Edward Lewis David Paul Lowery Lisa Ryan Mahlkov Dennis Adrian Martin Dennis Middleton Debbie Lynn Miller Wallace Bevin Miller Donald Joe Newsome Prenita Presha Nickson 125 Seniors ...Memory For School Annctlc Fay Nixon Steve Randolph O’Barr Marcella Ann Parker Jennifer Ann Parrish James Shannon Pate Brian Richard Pciffer Ramon Equador Peters Cecilia Ann Pippin Shannon Clay Presnell La'Sagna Alaine Quinn Raine' Machelle Quinn Gwendolyn Eyvonnc Ramsey David Joseph Rathbun Jonathan Ray Darlena Michelle Roby Holly Meredith Russ Doris Kimberley Sander Angela Viray Shipman Kristie Lynn Simmons Regina Christine Smith 126 Bells Ring Today. Lisa Reene Sowell Todd Michael Swain Ronald Kenneth Tharpe, Jr. Donna Shermane Thomas Sheila Kaye Tool George Jamison Vathis Bryan Keith Wagner Frederick Troy Walker Marvin Leon Ware Melissa Kay Watson Robert Wayne Weston Sheila Dianne Whitfield Marsha Lynne Wilder Chelsae Rae Wilson Stephen Scott Wimberly Albert Gerald Wood. Jr. Roy Daniel Wood. Jr. Susan Lorraine Wood Clayton Douglas Wolfe Sheila Laraine Worthington 127 Above: Most Studious: Dawn Holloman and David Lowery. Above: Most Likely To Succeed: Steve Howell and Dawn Hollo- Below: Most Athletic: Holly Russ and Steve Howell man. Below: Best Dressed: Susan Wood and Anthony Dixon Senior Executive Board Seniors in the Spotlight Senior Executive Board represented other members of the Senior class. Under the direction of Bevin Miller, the board raised money by having dances, raffles, and other activities. In addition to this, this group helped organize Project Graduation. Along with all the hard work the Senior Executive Board did there was also happy “frames” of mind. La’Shune looks as if she is really enjoying herself. ‘resident. Bevin Miller; Vice-President Chris Kcnnington; Treasurer. Sherry Creel; Kristie Simmons. Marcella Parker. Sheila Toole, Shannon Frickey, Ann La- .uzerne. Doris Sander, Regina Smith. Antoinette Adams. Lynne Wilder. Dawn Holloman, Melissa Watson, Susan Chambers. Bobbie Landridge, Marvin Hamil- on. La’Shupe Leslie. Becky Batson, Holly Russ. Ecuador Peters. Anthony Dixon. Sonya Quinn. Tracy Browning. Susan Wood. Mickey Gainnie, Terry Goldsmith, Celli Kirkland. Steve Howell. Catherine Holten. David Lowery. Lisa Mahlikov, Crystal Dean. 129 Hall of Fame The Winners for Best Each year eleven seniors are chosen by the faculty members to be in the Hall of Fame. These students have portrayed many abili- ties. Vocal, athletics, academic achieve- ment, leadership, as well as personality are a few traits that describe these outstanding students. It is an honor for their names to be in a class by themselves. Dawn Holloman plans to attend Florida State Univer sity and major in Business Marketing. David Lowery will attend Gulf Coast Community College then later transfer to F.S.U. majoring in Business Administration. Doris Sander will continue her musical talents at F.S.U., majoring in Music Education. Performances Are .. . Sherry Creel plans to attend Tom P Haney Vocational School to become a Legal and Medical Secretary. La’Sagna Quinn plans to attend Rorida A M University pursuing a career in the pharmaceutical field. She plans to become a member of FAMU’s checrlcading squad. Holly Russ plans to attend Chipola Junior College majoring in Radio T.V. Broadcasting. She will be a member of the Lady Indians basketball team. Lisa Mahlkov will attend the University of Florida in the fall of ’88. She will major in foreign languages, with an emphasis on Russian, then goon to teach at the college level. 131 Hall of Fame The Best Is LaShune Leslie is presently in the Army Reserve. She plans to attend the University of West Florida majoring in Business Administration. Steven Howell will start out at Troy State for one year and later transfer to Florida State for five years. His major will be Corporate Law. 132 Featured Here High Honor Grads A w � High Honor Graduates. Melissa Dawn Holloman, (top left) Lisa Ryan Mahlkov. (top right) Shannon Frickcy, (bottom left). Doris Kimberley Sander, (bot- tom right) Project Graduation Our First Class Reunion .. . RIGHT: Seniors sign up for the many door prizes given out. BELOW: Little John provides great mu- sic for the night. RIGHT: Net takes time to pose for a picture. MIDDLE: Everyone settles down to watch the movies FAR RIGHT: Al Harrison helps with the dirty work. 134 A Night To Remember. 135 LAST WILL I. Red. leave to the 88 O.L. the strength to take care of my Daddy (Phil). 1. Steve Howell, leave to Beth Lyons, my letterman's jacket to wear to my wrestling matches, to Hilda, all my love, and to Holly and Laney all the good times they can possibly have. I. Doris Sanders, leave to Kim Davis the responsibility of carrying on the Overstreet tradition. I. Antoinette Adams, leave the hope that Katonya G. and Volonda D gains knowledge and school pride as I have and also to Germaine, re- member don't give UP. ' I. Sonya Quinn, leave to the whole Quinn gang the ability to be successful in all aspects of life, and to the last years Varsity Cheerleaders. GET ON UP I, Sherry Creel, leave to Tracy Melvin a salad and sirloin tips to share with someone and the ability to not talk about the innocent ones. I, Annette Nixon, leave to Roxana Martin, all my un- opened books, and to Jenny Matinchcck all the good grades I should have made, and to Mrs. Robinson I leave my smile I. Kristy Simmons, leave to Chad Hobbs my books and all my crazy times at PSJ High School, and to Rickey Hobbs my back seal on the band bus. 1. Regina Smith, leave to Jonathon Smith all my love and to Mandy lots of fun and all the partying I once did I. Gwen Ramse . leave to Jeff Roberts the ability to put up with all the short jokes and to Danny Morec the ability to keep that black bag in his locker. I. Chclsac Wilson, leave to my brother the will to succeed. I. Sheila Whitfield, leave to Tim W the ability to make it through his high school years, and to Alicia Weston the ability to make it in the flag corp with- out the KRUE. I. Bryan Wagner, leave to Stephanie Punkinhead Howze all my love and all the great times we've spent together I. Brian Pciffer, leave the business to Diamond Dave and the business of taking care of Kevin B. I. D. J. Newsome, leave the tradition of B.H.G. I. Kim Knight leave to my sister Kelli and my brother Matthew the ability to make it through your high school years. I. Slick Gainnie. leave to whoever wants them all the bullets I didn't get my hands on. I. Willie James Jenkins leave to my nephew Cody Thomas my voice all the A's and B’s I could have made I. Donna Thomas, leave all my love to Carlos Julius, my good looks to Carolyn Smith, and all the good luck in the world to my sisters Litusha Daniels and Shcretta Thomas. I. David Rathbun. leave to my sister all the fun memories of high school, and to Judson Pollock all the fun times in the Chess Club. I Player (M.H) leave all my love to the females at PSJHS and to my brother Tyrone my ability to jump. I. Kim Causey, leave my brother Eddie Lee and my cousins Cynthia and Sherry, the encouragement to carry on. I. Su- sie Wood, leave to my close friends Christy Mac. Stacy Kemp. Robin Kimmcll. Tammy Williams, and Tonya Gardner all the fun and good times we shared, and also to Wayne M. the ability to make it through his wild senior year. I. Sheila Lyons, leave to J.C. the ability to stay in school for a week straight, and Holly L. the ability to put up with Cecil's temper a little longer. I. Bryan Hoffman, leave to all the fine girls (no Fat Chicks) all my gratitude and respect for helping me through the long hard days of school I. Holly Russ, leave to Trisha P my Midas touch on life. I. Chris Coachman, leave my charm and personality to Rhonda P. and Bridgett R I. Marvin Ware, leave to Latonya. Likisha. and Bridget! my charm and personality. I. Rainc Quinn, leave my charm and fine body to Rosayln and Nicole. Chris Q Chris H my good grades. I. Prenita Nickson leave my sister Sonya all A's and B’s AND TESTAMENT I John Cannon, leave to Lee all the good times I had in high school. I. Ramon Cosme, leave to my sisters and friends in the junior class the ability to have fun during their senior year. I. Catherine Holtcn. leave all my Guess jeans and good times as a Senior to Dawn Fontaine. I. La Shune Leslie leave to everyone my charm, love, and talents and my love to BW I. Lynn Renfro leave to Christy Mac a fluffy pillow and to Spacy Stacy the memory of the bird. 1. Bobby Langridge. leave to Hilda and Dcwanna the memory of the Blazer and all the good times we had at wrestling matches. I, Lisa Sowell, leave to Bill and Chris a tank of gas. a cushioned windshield and a Wok full of Chinese food. I, Doreen Davis, leave to Rachel Branson my last vear's locker to Lolly my shelf and to Jay Nagy. I leave him wondering I, Chris Kennington. leave to the '89 Seniors all the fun times of being a senior and to Lancy “ALL MY LOVE.“ 1. Ramon (Dor) Peters leave all the good luck and girls to my I,tile brother Pete. I Beckcy Batson leave to Lerroy. Shanuntee. and Mike, the ability to perform well in all aspects of life. I. Lisa Mahlkov leave to David B. the Railroad tracks somewhere between Apalach and St. Joe. and to Mickey L. all the donuts you can eat at one in the morning. I. Bcvin Miller, leave to the next senior class president all the worrying over what should be done. I. Melissa Watson, leave to Kelli Morec the opportunity to play the bass clarinet and get a Superior 1. Craig Buchanan, leave to Mack McLeod the enjoyment of slaying in school for one more year. I. Shannon Pate, leave to Darrell Bruner the ability to carry on the tradition of borrowing money from Jenny. Stacy and everyone else. I Tim Hooper, and Jerf leave to Jeff Curcic the ability to carry on the parties and good times we had. I. Tammy Blackwell, leave to Huey Hardie my garding tools; to Lolly I leave the shelf he stole every week and to Jay Nagy the bill for all the dollars he bummed I Ann La I uzerne leave to Rachel Higdon my ability to stay out of trouble; to the crew of 1990 the memory of S. A M., and to the girls softball team the ability to strive to victory. I. Darrin Callway. leave to my brother and my three cousins all the good times and luck in the world. I. Marcella Parker, leave all my musical talents and band spirit to David Brown, and to Michael Miller and Andy Rutter. We Shannon and Marcella leave all the throwing eggs and toilet paper talent to Rachel Higdon, and to our buddies at the Big Hill all the memories. I. Dawn Holloman, leave to my brother Josh all the ability to master Trig, and to mv friend Christy Maigc all the friendship in the world. 1. Don Campbell, leave to anyone with a car the ability to have any kind of wreck possible. I. Shelia Toole, leave to Alicia Weston all the wild and crazy times we had and the great title of being captain, and the ability to keep the orange juice tradition alive. I. Jennifer Parish, leave to Billy Milter the ability to go to class some of the time. I. Debbie Miller leave to my two brothers, the ability to get out of school at 11 30 m their senior year. I Crystal Dean leave to Joey Capps a strawberry cake for his birthday and to Kelli the ability to graduate. Eric Carter leave all the hangovers to Dcwayne and all my Overstreet buddies. I. Rob Carr, leave to everyone good luck you're going to need it to graduate from here. I. Susan Chambers, leave to H.C. and D.D.. CG the ability to make it through their last year and to DPI. mv black boots and the class of '89 a good senior year but not as good as ours. 1. Tracy Fields leave to George Farmer all my smartness and kindness. I. Darlena Roby, leave to Marcic Rathbun my brush and mirror. I. Dcwayne Ayers leave all my love to Kasey W'ard. I! 51 ’I Seniors He Whom A Dream Hath Possessed ANTOINETTE ADAMS J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; I.C.F. First Place Winner I, 2; Jr. Band 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Softball I; Pep Club 1; Gold Card Member 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Junior Executive Board 3; McKnight Brain Bowl 3,4; 1st Place Black History Scrapbook contest winner 3; Prom Fashion Model 3; S.A.D.D. 3.4; Keyettes 3; Treasure 4; Powder Puff 3.4; Student Council 3,4; Senior Executive Board 4; Organizer tohelpcommerate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 3.4; Black History participant 3.4; Drama Club 2; Girls Basketball Manager and scorekceper 3. JOHN DEWAYNE AYERS REBECCA FAYE BATSON Softball Manager I; FCA 2.3; Girls Basketball 3- manager 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Jr. Executive Board 3; S.A.D.D. 3; FBLA 4; Interact 4; Sr. Ex- ecutive Board 4; Drama Club — Vice Pres. 4 CURTIS J. BEARD TAMMIE BLACKWELL Powder Puff 3; Purple Wave 3; Student Teacher 4; Prom Committee 3.4 TRACY G. BROWNING J. V. Football 1.2; Varsity Football 3.4; Golf 3; Weightlifting Team 3; Wrestling 4; Baseball Scor- ebook 2,3; Baseball 4; Key Club 2,3,4 — Tres.; FCA 2.3; Program Dr. 4; Drama 1; President of Drama 4; Student Council 4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Gold Card Club 4; Statue of Liberty Committee I CRAIG D BUCHANAN DARRIN R. CALLAWAY DONALD M CAMPBELL JOHN ALBERT CANNON Vica Welding 2; Student Council 3; Football 2 ROBERT N. CARR Football 1.2; ROTC 1.2,3,4; Key Club 1,2; Chess Club 3; Art Club 1.2; Guitar 1; Color Guard 1,2; Drill Team 1.4; Rifle Team 3 ERIC M. CARTER KIMBERLY D CAUSEY SUSAN CHAMBERS National Honor Society 2.3,4; Math Club Treasurer 4; Humanities 4; Gold Card Club 2.3,4; National Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Science Club 3.4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Academic Scholar 3.4; Statue of Liberty Fund Raising Committee 1; Homecom- ing Float Committe 1.2,3,4; George Tapper Gov- ernmental Seminar 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Pow- der Puff 3,4 CHRISTOPHER COACHMAN Statue of Liberty Committee 1; Rote 1,2,3; Foot- ball Manager 2; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Wrestling 3; FACTS 3; VICA 4; Basketball 4; S.A.D.D. 3.4; Art Club 4; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Student Teacher 4 RAMON J COSME Army ROTC 1,2; Navy ROTC 3.4; Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Humanities 4; Color Guard 1,2,3.4; Drill Team 2,4; Rifle Team 1.2.4; ROTC Air Borne Rangers 2; Superior Cadet Commendation; Academic All-American 4 SHERRY R. CREEL Student Council 1,2,3; Library Assistant 1; Na- tional Jr. Honor Society 1; FCA 2; Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 1,2,3,4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Senior Class Trea- sure 4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; S.A.D.D. 3.4; Batgirl 1,2,3; Office Aide 3.4; Band 1,2.4; Major- ette 1,2,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Graduation Hostess 3; F.E.A 4; F.S.U. Majorette Camp 1; D.C.T. 4; Secretary 4; Keep the Torch Lit Committee 1; Gold Card Club 1.2,3.4; Calendar Committee 3; Science Fair 2nd Place Winner 1; Student Teacher 4; National Honor Roll 3.4; Student Christian Fellowship 2; Monument Staff 3; Assistant Editor 3; Jr. Execu- tive Board 3; Keyettes 3. Treasure 4; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Homecoming Court 4. Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Poise and Appcrancc Award 4; Hall of Fame 4; Scholastic All-American 4 DOREEN M DAVIS Powder Puff 3; Monument Staff 4; Student Teacher 4; Prom Committee 3,4 FEL1SHA D DAVIS FBLA I; Drama Club 3; ROTC 4; Monument Staff 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Powder Puff Football 3 CRYSTAL R DEAN Cheerleader 2,3,4; Drama Club 1; FCA 2,3,4; Jr. Executive Board —Treasure 3; FBLA Reporter 3; National Leadership Merit Award 3,4; National Honor Roll; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Powder Puff Football 3; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Gulf County Mock Disaster 1; Student Teacher 4; Homecoming Court 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Humanities 4; Monument Staff Treasure 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4; REA Youth Nominee 3; Prom Queen 4 ANTHONY D DIXON Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football Manager 1,2; Key Club 4; FEA 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4; McKnight Achievers 3.4; Brain Bowl 3.4; ROTC 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; National Honor Roll 3 MARTY ERWIN Band 1,2,3; Drama 4 TRACY R FIELDS S.A.D.D. 3,4; FBLA 1,2,3; Jr. Miss Contestant 4 AMY D FORD SHANNON M FRICKEY Jr. Honor Society — Secretary 1; FHA 1; Rag Corps — Co-Captain 1; Senior Band 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4 — President 4; FEA President 4; Math Club Vice-President 4; S.A.D.D. 3.4; Sci- ence Club 4; Jr. Executive Board 3; Humanities Club 3.4; Jr Miss Pagent 4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Keyettes 4; Stu- dent Council 3; National Foreign Language Award 4; Fab Five 3.4; Student Teacher 1.4 JAMES MICHEAL GA1NNIE Jr. Executive Board 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; DCT President 4; Varsity Football 1,2.3; Varsity Base- ball 1.2.3,4; Rookie of the Year 1; All Gulf Coast Conference 2; All Big Bend Team 3; Honorable Mention All-State 4 138 Doubting Knoweth No More Of TERRANCE LEE GOLDSMITH Statue of Liberty Committee I; Gold Card Club 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Sr. Executive Board 4; FCA Treasure 4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Powder Puff Defense Coach 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Student Council 4; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Baseball 4; 5 year Letterman Wrestling 1.2.3,4; Team Captain Wrestling 3,4; Sr. Band 1 TADAHIRO “BOBBY GOTO EDDIE CARLTON HADDOCK GUY BRADFORD HALL MARVIN J HAMILTON Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 3.4; Football 1,2; Sr. Executive Board 4 WILLIAM JEFFERY HANEY BARRY N. HOFFMAN WILLIAM A HOFFMAN BRYAN G. HOFFMAN MELISSA DAWN HOLLOMAN National Jr. Honor Society I; National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Science Fair Winner 3rd Place 1; Science Fair W inner — 1st Place 4; Florida Histo- ry Fair — Honorable Mention 1; Rorida State Twirling Camp 2; Troy State Twirling Camp 3; Marching Band of Gold I; Majorette 2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Florida Bandmasters District Marching Festival 1; Superior 2; Meritoro Band Award 1; FCA 2,3; S.A.D.D. Secretary 2,3,4; Gayfers Teen Board 4; Keyettes 3 — President 4; Science Club President 4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Student Coun- cil 3.4; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Award 2; Cen- tury III Writing Award 4; PRIDE Writing Award School Finalist 4; Excellent in Science Award I; Intellectual Freedom Essay Contest: School Fina- list 4; Excellent in American Literature Award 3; Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium Represen- tative 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3.4; Gold Card Club 2,3.4; All A’s Honor Roll 2; Honor Roll 3.4; International For- iegn Language Award 3; United States Interna- tional Leadership Merit Award 3; Army Reserve National Essay Contest 3; Scholastic All-Ameri- can 4; Homecoming Float Committee — First Place 4; National Honor Roll 1.2,3.4; Student Teacher 4 CATHERINE HOLTEN FBLA 2; Jr. Executive Board 3; Gayfers Teen Board 3,4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Student Council 4; Monument Staff 3; S.A.D.D. 3 TIMOTHY HOPPER STEVEN ROGER HOWELL Statue of Liberty Committee 1; National Honor Roll 1,2.3,4; Gold Card Club 2,3,4; Erskine Fel- lows Award 3; Key Club 2,3,4 Vice Pres. 4; Jr. Executive Board President 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Student Council President 4; S.A.D.D. Presi- dent 3.4; FCA 2.3,4; Guitar Club 3; Drama Club 4; Humanities Club 4; Big 4 Club 3; United States Achievement Academy Leadership Award 3; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; UWF Mock Repub- lican Convention 3; Powder Puff Head Coach 3.4; Principle’s Citizenship Award 3; Varsity Track 1,2,3; Varsity Football 3.4 — Captain 4; Highest Senior G.P A. — Football 4; Varsity Wrestling 1.2,3,4 — Captain 3.4; Most Improved Wrestler 3; Honor Graduate 4; J.V. Football 1,2; Voted Most Likely To Suceed 4; Voted Most Athletic 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4 WILLIE JAMES JENKINS Statue of Liberty Committee 1; Perfect Atten- dance Award 2; Principle’s Award 2; Student Teacher 4; Upside of Down Musical 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football I; S.A.D.D. Club 3,4; Drama Club 3.4; Steamboatin’ Musical 2; Choral Ensem- ble 2,3,4; Art Club 3; Homecoming Roat Commit- tee 1,2,3,4; Shop 1; Preformed in Assembly Pro- grams 2,3,4 TIMOTHY LEE KEITH Sr Band I; Drum Section Leader 1; Statue of Liberty Committee 1; VICA Club Officer 3; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Homecoming Escort 4; S.A.D.D 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader and Assis- tant Coach 3; Varsity Baseball 4; Pitcher and 1st base 4 CHRISTOPHER ALLEN KENNINGTON Band I; Baseball 1.2; Student Council 2,3; Jr. Ex- ecutive Board 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Sr. Class Vice President 4; VICA Club 3 GABRIEL M KIMBLE Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; ROTC 1,2,3; Drill Team 1; DCT 4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3 KELLI KIRKLAND KIMBERLY D KNIGHT FHA 1.2; Chorus 1.4 ANN M LALUZERNE National Sr. Honor Society Treasure 1; Choruse 1,2; Humanities Club 3.4; Keyettes 4; Gold Card Club 2; Softball — Lettered 2,3.4; FCA 2,3,4; FBLA 4; FEA 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4; Student Council 3.4; Century III Leadership Scholarship — 2nd Runner Up 4; National Honor Roll 1.2,3; Statue of Liberty Committee 1; Home- coming Roat Committee 1.2.3,4; Fab 5 3,4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Jr. Executive Board 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; George Tapper Governmental Seminar 4; National Honor Society Convention 2; Jr Miss Pagent 4; Powder Puff 3.4 BOBBIE J. LANGRIDGE Math Club 4; Band 3.4; Sharkettes 4; Honor Band 4; Science Club 4; FCA 4; Art Club Sec. 4; Soft- ball 2; Softball Scorekeepcr 2,3,4; Wrestling Scor- ekeeper 4; Weightlifting Scorekeepr 4; Gold Card Club 2,3,4; Sr. Executive Board 4; F.E.A. 4; Pur- ple Wave 3 LASHUNE D. LESLIE Band 1; Pep Club 1; Photography Club 1; FHA 2; Gold Card Club 2; Drama Club 2; Softball Man- ager 2; FBLA Assistant Sec. 2,3.4; Jr. Executive Board 3; McKnight Achievers Corr. Sec. 3.4; Brain Bowl 3.4; Black History Poetry 1st Place Winner 3; Powder Puff 3; Wheclcttcs 3; Interact Vice President 3; ROTC 2.3.4; Color Guard 2.3.4; Color Guard Commander 4; Drill Team 4; Sr. Ex- ecutive Board 4; Purple Wave Staff — Business 139 Seniors For the Journey Is Done Manager 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4; FEA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2,3.4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 3; Tal- ent Show Contestant 2nd Place 3 DAVID PAUL LOWERY Photography Club 1; Statue of Liberty Committee 1; National Honor Society 2.3; Prom Server 2; FCS 2; FEA Treasure 4; Homecoming Court Es- cort 4; Student Council 4; Humanities Club 3.4 President Key Club 1,2,3.4 — President; Home- coming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Quantum Soci- ety 3,4; Jr. Executive Board 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; George Tapper Conventional Seminar 4; Na- tional Honor Roll 3.4; Gold Card Club 1.2,3.4; Voted Most Studious 4; National Young Leaders Conference 4; Republican Convention 3; Calendar Committee 3; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Read- ing Club 4; 3-H Club 1,2,3,4; Library Assistant 2,3 LISA R MAHLKOV Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Student Council I; Jr. Honor Society 1; FCA 2,3,4; Honor Society 2.3 — Sec. 4; Science Club Pr. Chair 4; Math Club 4; FEA 4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Powder Puff 3; Kcyettcs 3 — Vice Pres. 4; PRIDE Award for Science 4; Rep. Mock Convention 3; JSEHS 3; Jr. Executive Board 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Jr Miss 1st Runner Up 4; Prom Server 2; Florida High School Student 4; Academic All-American 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4; National Honor Roll 2.3.4; National For- eign Language Award 4; Outstanding Academic Achievement 2,3,4; National Leadership Merit Award 3; Drama Club 3; Student Teacher 4 DENNIS D MARTAIN DENNIS L. MIDDLETON DEBBIE LYNN MILLER WALLACE BEVIN MILLER DONALD JOE NEWSOME ROTC 1; VICA 3; D.C.T 4 PRENITA PRESHA NICKSON Whcelettes 1; Perfect Attendance Award 1; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; ROTC 3.4; Interact 3; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Chorus 4; FACTS 4; Student Teacher 4 STEVEN R. O’BARR MARCELLA ANN PARKER National Honor Society 3.4 — Parlimcntarian; Gold Card Club 2,3,4; FCA 4; FEA Vice Pres. 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Keyettes 4; Shark Mascot 4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Powdcer Puff 3; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Home- coming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Student Teach- cr 3,4; Statue of Liberty Committee 1; FHA 1; Honor Graduate 4; FAB 5 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Percussion Section Leader 4; Dis- trict Marching Festivle 1,2.3.4; Concert Band Fes- tivle 2,3,4; Flute Section Leader; Concert Band I, 2.3.4; Bus Captain 4; Spring Time Tallahassee 4; Solo and Ensemble 4; Youth Advisory Committee 4 JENNIFER ANN PARRISH BRIAN RICHARD PEIFFER Football 2,3,4; Lettered 4; Key Club 3.4; Rifle Team 3.4 — Commander 4; ROTC 2.3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Student Teacher 4 RAMON EQUADOR PETERS National Honor Society 2.3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3.4; National Honor Roll 4; Gold Card Club 1,2,3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Jr. Executive Board 3; ROTC 1,2,3.4; — Lt.; Football 1,2; Basketball 2,3 — Lettered; Aca- demic Award in Basketball 3; DCT 4; S.A.D.D 3,4; Homecoming Court 4 CECILIA A PIPPIN Chorus 1.2,3; Student Teacher 4 SHANNON C. PRESNELL LASAGNA ALAINE QUINN J. V. Cheerleader 1,2 — Co. Capt.; Jr. Honor Soci- ety 1; Prom Server 2; Drama Club 2; McKnight Achievers 3,4 — Vice Pres.; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Captain; Homecoming Queen 4; National Honor Society 3; Jr. Executive Board 3; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Jr. Miss Contestant — 2nd Runner Up 4; Shark Edi- tor 4; S.A.D.D. 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Science Club 4; F.E.A. 4; Voted Most Spirited 4; D.A.R Good Citizen Award 4; Hall of Fame 4 RAINE M QUINN Girl’s Basketball 1.2; Girl’s Softball 1,2,3; Mat- maids 3,4 — Capt.; Interact Club 4; Drama Club 3 GWENDOLYN E. RAMSEY DAVID JOSEPH RATHBUN JOE NATHAN RAY DARLENE M ROBY HOLLY MEREDITH RUSS Gold Card Club 1,2,3; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Senior Executive Board 4; Girl’s Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; All State 2A 3,4; Big Bend Team 3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Softball 2; Hall of Fame 4; Interact 4; Humanities Club 4; Leader Athletic Conference 3; Drama Club 2; Science Club 4 DORIS KIMBERLY SANDER National Jr. Honor Society Vice Pres. 1; Concert Choir — Lettered 1,2,3,4; Alto Section Leader 1,2,3,4; Choral Ensemble 2,3,4; Choral Service Award 2; Steamboatin' Musical 2; Upside of Down Musical 4; Outstanding Sr. Chorus 4; Tal- ent Show 3rd Place 2; Purple Pegasus Poetry Club 2; Poetry Contest Winner 1; Physical Science Award 1; Science Fair Honorable Mention I, 3rd Place 3; 2nd Place 4; Statue of Liberty Committee 1; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Teacher Day 1,3; National Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; Erskine Nominee 3; PSAT National Merit Commendation Gold Card Club 2,3,4; Academic Achievement Award 2,3,4; Gold Card Club Senior Award 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; NHS Public Service Award 3; NHS Scholarship Semi- finalist 4; Springtime Tallahassee Parade 4; Marching Band — Lettered 3,4; Bus Captain 3.4; District Marching Festival — Superior 4; FBA District Concert Contest — Superior 3; Concert Band 3,4; Section Leader 4; Stupid Questions Committee 3,4; Solo and Ensemble — Superior 4; 140 And the Summit Attained District XV Honor Band 3; All-State Small Schools Honor Band 4; Jr. Executive Board 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Prom Fashion Model 3; REA Youth Tour 3; Powder Puff — Def. Captain and Signal Caller 3; Mock Republican Convention 3; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Keycttes 3.4; FCA 3.4 — Vice Pres.; FEA Project Chairman 4; Math Club Project Chairman 4; Student Council Honorary Member 4; Science Club Treasure 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Bay Breezes Editoral Staff 4; Intellectual Freedom Essay Contest Regional Winner 4; Hall of Fame 4; District PRIDE Award in Social Studies 4; Florida Academic Scholar 4; High Honor Graduate 4; Ac- cepted into the Honors Program at FSU 4; U.S. Achievement Academy 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4 KRISTIE LYNN SIMMONS Sharkcttes 1.2,3,4 — Co Capt. 2,3.4; FHA I; Monument Staff 4; Senior Exectuive Board 4; Pur- ple Wave 3.4; FCA 4 REGINA CHRISTINE SMITH LISA RENEE SOWELL Student Council 1.2,4; Library Assistant 1; Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 1,2,3,4; Senior Executive Board 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; S.A.D.D Chapter 3.4; DCT 4; Keep the Torch Lit Committee 1; Junior Executive Board 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Wrestlerette 2.3; FEA 4 TODD M. SWAIN RONALD KENNTTH THARPE DONNA SHEMANE THOMAS Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3.4; Powder Puff Football 3; S.A.D.D. Chapter 3.4; Interact 3.4; Keyboard 4; Senior Executive Board 4; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3.4; Statue of Liberty Committee 1; FACTS 3,4; Track 2; Studcnt Tcachcr 4; Softball 2; Art Club 1,3; FCA 3.4 SHELIA KAY TOOLE GEORGE JAMINSON VATHIS J.V. Football 1.2; Varsity Football 3.4; Baseball 2,3,4; FCA 3,4; Gold Card Club 1.2.3,4; Statue of Liberty Committee 1 BRYAN KEITH WAGNER Marching Band 1.2,3,4; Drummajor 3.4; Golf 3.4; FCA 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4 MARVIN WARE Voted Mr. Spirit 4; Chorus 4; Candidate Demo- cratic Mock Convention U.W.F 4; S.A.D.D. 3.4; Student Teacher 4; VICA Reporter 3; Placed 3rd in the state for Auto Mechanics 3; VICA Secretarv 3; Manager of J.V. Football 2; Statue of Liberty Committee I MELISSA KAY WATSON Florida History Project Special Recognition I; 2nd Place Science Project 2; Biology Award Science Project Chours Lettered 2; Sleamboatin; Musi- cal 2; Talent Show — 3rd Place 2; Stetson Univer- sity Choral Camp 2; Consonance Choral Ensemble 2; Liberty Committee 1; Acteens 1.2,3.4; F.B.C. Youth Choir 1.2,3; V.B.S. Teacher 1.2.3; F.B.C. Minister of Music-Youth Week 1; New Creations Choral Group I; Marching Band of Gold Lettered 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 1.2,3.4; Honor Band 1,2,3; F.B.A. Marching Contest 1.2,3.4 Superior 2,4; F.B.A. Concert Contest 1,2.3,4 Superior 2.3; District Solo Ensemble Superior Solo 3,4; Dis- trict Solo Ensemble Superior Ensemble 3.4; Dis- trict Solo Ensemble Superior Woodwind 3; State Solo Ensemble Superior Ensemble Excel- lent Solo 3.4; Majorettes 2.3.4; Majorette Superior Rating 3,4; All-State Band Nominee 4; Stage Band 1; Pep Band 1;T.S.U. Honor Band 1st Chair 4; Marching Contest at T.S.U. I; Springtime Tal- lahassee 4; Slate Concert Festivlc 3; The “K” Crew 4; State Solo Ensemble State Solo 4; Sum- mer Majorette Camp F.S.U. 1; Summer Majorette Camp T.S.U. 2; Summer Music Camp F.S.U. — 1 st Chair 3; Gold Card Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Semester All A’s Assembly Program Participant 4; Who’s Who Among American High School stu- dents 3; Campaign Manager for Student Council Candidate 3; Powder Puff Manager 3; U.W.F. Mock Republican Convention 3; FCA 2,3,4, — Publicity Chairman; SADD 3.4; FEA 4; Human- ities Club 4; Sr. Executive Board 4; Homecoming Court 4; Reading Teacher Assistant 4; Homecom- ing Float Committee 4; Jr. Miss Contestant — Talent. Judges Interview. Spirit of Jr. Miss. Over- all Winner 4; Century II Leadership Scholarship 1st Runner Up 4; Keyettes 4; English PRIDE Award Nominee 4; Intellectual Freedom Essay Competition — Regional Contestant 4; Children’s Institue for Writing for Home Bound Writing 4; T.S.U. Music Scholarship 4; Bay Breezes-Finan- cial Coordinator 4; Band Senior Award 4; Bus Captain 4; John Pillip Sousa Award 4; Honor Gra- duate 4 ROBERT W WESTON GREGORY WHITFIELD SHEILA D. WHITFIELD Band of Gold — Rag Corp 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3; Purple Wave Staff— Production Editor 4; F.C.A. 4; S.A.D.D 4 MARSHA LYNNE WILDER CHELSA RAE WILSON Pep Club 1; Band 1.2; Wheelcttcs 2; Interact 3; Science Club 4; Humanities Club 4; Keyettes 4 STEPHEN WIMBERLY ALBERT G WOOD ROY D WOOD JR SUSAN LORRAINE WOOD J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; Student Council 1,2,3; Keyettes 3.4; F.C.A. 2,3,4; S.A.D.D 3.4; Cheerleader Captain 2; Vice Presi- dent of Jr. Class 3; Powder Puff 3; Drama Club 4; Chours 1,2; Science Club 2,3; Jr. Executive Board 3; Sr. Executive Board 4; Prom Fashion Show Model 3; Homecoming Court 4; Voted Best Dressed 4; Jr Honor Society 1; Gold Card Club 3.4; Prom Committee 3; National Leadership Award 3; Presidential Fitness Award I; Weight- lifting Club 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Keyette Parliamentarian 4; Drama Club Vice President 4 SHEILA WOTHINGTON LYONS 141 Autographs Autographs IN MEMORY OF PEGGY SUE PETERS August 7, 1970 August 11, 1984 FOR ALL PARENTS “I'll lend you for a little time, a child of mine, He said. For you to love while she lives, and mourn when she is dead. It may be six or seven years, or twenty-two or three, but will you, 'til I call her back, take care of her for me? She'll bring her charms to gladden you, and shall her stay be brief, you'll have her lovely memories as solace for your grief. I cannot promise she will stay, since all from earth return, but there are lessons taught down there I want this child to learn. I’ve looked the wide world over in my search for teachers true, and from the throngs that crowd life's lane. I have selected you. Now will you give her all your love, nor think the labor vain, nor hate me when I come to call, to take her back again. I fancied that I heard them say, “Dear Lord, Thy will be done. For all the joy thy child shall bring, the risk of grief we'll run. We'll shelter her with tenderness, we'll love her while we may: and for the happi- ness we’ve known, will ever grateful stay. But shall the angels call her much sooner than we planned, we’ll brave the bitter grief that comes, and try to understand! 144