Ridgeway High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

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I ff , ff 2. ..-rf . , A, 4,1 if x , ll, - 55 . , 3 EX fi' 2 Qewade It Tbro wt 0604 79g by learning ...... . ...15 by accomplishing. . 9. . . . . .21 by moving-up ..... . . .... 45 by achieving .....,. ..... 5 9 by competing .... . . . . . .79 by Working together .. . . . 109 by growing-up .... 9. .... 139 by prospering .... .... 173 We started the school year thinking it would never end. Weeks and days went by very slowly. SIFF TA 1 'l :il .I ' R . 'R-hz. L gf. A: , pw, f '53'a36agp,5?b-X saws? M , ct! , 4 NFL 'J d n if IA, xg' ' . L -x. -- Wf-f-fm-- - Q! 1 A f- ' A -I 'l J , M 1 - A X X W' f 1 5 1--unit'-Quq lr. 5 vm., F r .J 1 Q. J.eQ Tr' 4... ........- ,....T.:,: 5 Q 1 We went through good times, in between times, and had times together. We would never have made it without each other. a We learned thmgs we wlll never forget We partlclpated ln sports clubs and other act1v1t1es together me hltllb 'lo C Plbhnnrl up if gf U?f 179: .. V V '-I. wks? ,Atl f ki !' 'v-. 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Clarence Mr. Mike Mrs. Laurie Mr. Mike Anderson Barrett Clary Collins Conn Miss Miss Bonnie Nancy Coulter Crick Mrs. Mrs. Bonnie Helon Daniels Darby Mrs. Mr. Dorrie Gordon Davie Ellingsworth Mrs. Mrs. Margaret 0 Frances Evans MY- Kfllghlv the Galloway Mr. Darrell Mr. Osceola Mrs. Barbara Mr. Stan Hennings Hicks Hookings House Q..-v Mrs. Madeline Jackson Miss Jenny Yates Staff Mr. Winford Blackburn Supervising Building Engineer Mrs. Minnie Deaton Cashier Mrs. Nancy Derrick Cashier Mrs. Lilo Eckhardt Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Connie Massey Cashier 20 'W .lx-1, . We ls it ever going to end? .g,g-v. J? Q19 5 we X -5- ,, , -. 'S Smile Robin, they're taking our picture. . . , and you'd better dojust that! 5 Q., Your happy Guidance Counselors. ready to serve YOU! qqwwade It Tbfo QQ' 0600 79 ACCOMPLISHING ' 1 Senior Class Has a Memorable Year This year's Senior class was well represented by President Johnny Walker and Vice-President Ernie Norcross. ln September the class sponsored a back-go-school dance in which the band Wheels played. Later on in the fall the annual Rent-a-Roadrunner was held. Many Seniors were unfortunately sold to the underclassmen in a do- what-you-want-with-me contract. This year the seniors had an opportunity to hear lectures on different careers from speakers at Senior meetings. Among many of the interesting speakers were Frances Kelly from Good Morning from Memphis and Bill Burke from the Memphis Press-Scimilar. Among other activities and events which the Seniors held were the annual Talent Show and a concert. both of which many thrilled students attended. Thanks to the help of Senior advisor Mrs. Davie the 78-79 school year was fun-filled with plenty of activities. - A 77 x, T ' ws - x lx .Dag ' 5 Ti sPoNsoR Mrs. Davie Sr. Class Officers left to Right: Johnny Walker. President: Cheri Smith, Secretary: Ernie Norcross. Vice President: Paula Pounds.Chaplain1 Jeff Konrad. Sgt.-at-Arms: Fran Moore, Treasurer. t 1 A j Jacquelyn Diane Allen .:, X x 2 Mark Lee Benton l Kenneth Goodman Abraham 4 St T. Mm Den-ack time S vo. .. Angela Lee Blackstone Karen Robin Alber Maria Lisa Bassi .v.' X5 Stephen Mitchell Bihm John Joseph Belenchia, Jr. Maxine Susan Bilsky 23 Y JM Elrem DeWayne Brown Pauls Ann Brown Cindy Lyn Calif! 5 SP n -' 'ik p I w 'i V A A . Sharon Louise Chop Priscilla Dawn Clark Patrick Edward Coolidge A in : , y Rewigwgsv -rw h - ' v 1 ZWWJQ an X William Dennis Cox Lisa Carrol Creamer Jill Ann Dennis A j H Michelle Marie Driscoll 24 Mymslxennmfr 1 Jerry Brooke Ellis L 99 . K Laura CharlotteCarmen Laura Louise Cox 1 L I A Y Louis Hobson Dickinson ' ,-4 53 aff, 1 l l I fl' 1 whim an Judy Lynn Ettingoff W K 'W Q -wh .l.-. y Ramona Yvonne Foley Shlron Emilia Gleason Jo Ellen Hackerman Jacqueline Perquita Holmes P' l ' x SlIeriEhineFranklin Lida Helen Grant I L L Demsue Harkavy l Dawn Michelle Hunt - x Sandy Jayne Friedman 3. n EricSteeleGnntham N Marcy Lyn Harris 1 R .S, Frank Edward Hunter Mm vagina. Galindez . ' 7' V Pamela Joyce Gronxuer . April Dawn Hill ,,' 'Nei . A 4 X ' I v x 1 Christopher Bryan Johnson r 25 P i E fl 4 , Richard Munford Jordan Ir. 4 r - N Jacqueline Francis Kern: i XR r Lawanna Ruth Love Julie iae Mandelman 26 , ,gli ri Jay Alan Kaiser 1 rv Qi' Q Jeffery ml Konrad Ronnie Glen McClain Elizabeth Ann Marable Robert Gerard Kaiser John Francis uma Herbert Louis Kaufman Susan Lin Littlejohn Sharon Deniae Macklin i Paula Anne Martin Patricia Ann Mahoney Rickey Lynn Meadows - l Pm .if Q. - n. Frances Eliubeth Moore Mindy Dawn Moskovitz Lebon Anne Niche William Ernest Norcross ll DebonhAlysePiper I ,- r if , Mih- Brent Alan Pleasants H? 1 S V sn- 11. w X Shauneen Ann Mullarkey ,T 15, 5. X 1, . Q swpm an ouu . ,,:,.f n 11 c'P21'.g5.A ' , gm-,uf fair Q21 HY' H ,fd 1 rm, BarbaraCa.rolPoole Eldora Patrice Purnell Tina Renee Ragland Kevin Lee Ratzlaff James Douglass Nelson John Anthony bstrowski Paula Gayle Pounds bg 1 James Gordon Reid W 27 L' 1 l 'K ! ! a E F - v. X , -5 4 ,I lf nmmnnafewneymna P'- l ,sis TlxomasA!freadRoach ' SabnMariaSeyer BrUrlfordKlneSlmpiro l y 1 tax 's W 'A ,gg W M Ricky Neal Siler I , K. JwquelineReneeSlmrpe 'li 42' .ww 5 I ' x gl 1. 7? .,A. . 3 Mun Randolph snnmn 'l Philliv Mick SGW N John Mark Shelton wx 3 Carol Jessie Skypeck ALL Q, x 5 42 if 5 1 Mx S l l i H V Cheryl Louise Smith V . . A. .En Wayne Jeffery Snyder Sharon , l l s Q Pamela Ann Terrell I : lv-H0 - A cum smim .H 'H .4 x-,Nw Stephan Bryan Smith Katherine Elaine Smcak K 2. i -vs. N H 4 w - la 'G . sl N Jennifer Carol Speclm' Janet Lea Stephens Cedln Ann Swwm l- . .l 'fx 1,-Q Q ' pi 0 I Q l R. -di , f l fl ' 'v l SandnDeniaeStyx JamesMidmelSuz.ich MarpretTefenbee WN Q f f ,I wi. David Thomas M 1 r 1 l David Jay Uclmnsky 29 R Robin Lynne Vaillancourt Johnny Walker 'li f, my , ,-f a -Q , -W- , - ' AJUWWMTNU s Q in Teresa Ann Webb , ,M e,n,, ,,,nn l Mary Ellen Wins 30 I . Kenneth Carol White 4 i - ,fm , 1 Mary Constance Whittington ,, l EX A 1 William Michael Wyatt Kenneth Clay Younts i :sl , ,. . :F MA 723' ' K '.: X 'Q L 5 , ,E . David Weinstein braig Miehael .Wiener ABRAHAM. KENNETH GOODMAN Transfer: Auburndale 3: DECA 2. Business. ACERS. JULIE ANN ALBER. KAREN ROBIN ROTC 2.3. ALLEN. JACQUELYN DIANE French Club l: Concert Choir I. Secre- tary 2. President 3: Swing Choir I. Presi- dent 2. 3: DECA 2: Cheerleader I. 2. 3. Captain I. 2: ROTC 2. 3: Who's Who 2: Student Council 3: Annual Staff 3. Fashion Merchandising. BAILEY. JOHN MARSHALL JR. Football I: Student Council 2: ROTC 3. Business Administration. BARKLEY. JIMMY TATE JR. BARRE. MARK DETRICK Band 2. 3: DECA 2. 3. BASSI. MARIA LISA Transfer: Alabama 3. Cosmetologist. BELENCHIA, JOHN JOSEPH JR. BENTON. MARK LEE Transfer: California 2: Latin Club 2: Speech Club 3: Science Club 3: Student ouncil 3: Tennis Team 2: Annual Staff 3. Business Accounting and Banking. BIHM, STEPHEN MITCHELL Transfer: Auburndale 3. BILSKY. MAXINE SUSAN Honor Society 3: Science Club 2, 3: Speech Club 3: Student Council I. 3: Mat Maid 2. Recreational or Occupational Therapy. BLACKSTONE. ANGELA LEE BROWN. E. DEWAYNE Basketball 2, 3: Professional Artist or Bas- ketball Player. BROWN, PAULA ANN FHA 3: DECA 2. CALIFF. CINDY LYN Spanish Club 2. Interior Design. CANNON. CHRISTOPHER CARMAN. LAURA CHARLOTTE Transfer: Woodale 3: DECA 3. Cosmetology. CHOP, SHARON LOUISE Transfer: Germantown 3: DECA 3: FHA 3. Photographer. CLARK, MAEPHINE FHA 2, 3: Spanish Club 3. Juvenile Court Probation Officer. CLARK. PRISCILLA DAWN Science Club 3: Honor Society 3: Cheer- leader 2: Miss Chaparral 2nd Alternate 3: Senior Scholar 3. Orthodontist. COOLIDGE. PATRICK EDWARD SENIOR CREDITS Science Club I, 2: Honor Society 3: Art Club I: Orange Peal I, 2. 3. Editor 3: Stu- dent Council I, 3. Politics. COX. LAURA LOUISE Transfer: Georgia 2. Radiologist. COX. WILLIAM DENNIS French Club I: Science Club I: DECA 2: Honor Societ 3: Tennis Team I. 3: Orange Peal 2. CREAMER. LISA CARRELL Transfer: St. Agnes 2: Speech Club 3. Treasurer 3. Dental Hygienist. CRUMPTON. LOREATHA FHA 2. 3: DECA 3: Choir 2.3. X-Ray Technician. DENNIS. JILL ANN Basketball I: Science Club I: Cheerleader 3: Queen of Hearts 3: Jr. Class Treasurer 2: Orange Peal 2, 3. Jr. High Editor 2. Business Manager 3. Physical Therapy. DICKINSON, LOUIS HOBSON III ROTC I, 2, 3: Rifle Team I, 2. 3, Battal- ion Commander. DRISCOLL. MICHELLE MARIE Transfer: Germantown 3: DECA 3. DRUFF. MYRA ELLEN Science Club I, 2, 3: Orange Peal 3: Honor Society 2, 3: French Club I. 2: Vice-President of Sophomore Class I: Student Council I : Senior Scholar 3. Psychiatrist. EASON. FRED V. ERNEST. REGINA LEIGH Transfer: Towering Oaks 3. Physical Therapy. ETTINGOFF, JUDITH LYNN French Club I: Latin Club 3: Science Club 2: Speech Club 3: Honor Society 3: Orange Peal 2, 3. Business. FLEECE. DEMESIA ANN Transfer: Laurelwood 3: Basketball 3: Swing Choir 3: Concert Choir 3: FHA 3. Special Education Teacher. FOLEY. RAMONA YVONNE DECA I, 2. 3. FRANKLIN. SH ERI ELAINE FREZZA. TODD RANDALL Transfer: Germantown 3. Dentistry. FRIEDMAN, SANDY JAYNE Spanish Club 3: Science Club I: Honor Society 2, 3: Annual 2, 3: Senior Scholar 3. Biomedical Engineer. GALINDEZ. MARIA VIRGINIA FHA l, 2: DECA 2: Cheerleader l, 2. GERBER. ELLEN BANKS GILLESPIE, EDWIN CYRILL III GLEASON. SHARON EMILIA Transfer: New Jersey 2. ' GLENN. ROBERT JOSEPH Football I: Talent Show Winner 2. Computer Programming. GRANT. LIDA HELEN Honor Society I. 2. Vice-President 3: French Club I. 2: Library Club 2: Student Council I. 2: Speech Club 2. 3: Who's Who 3: Talent Show Winner 3: Girls' State 2: Miss Chaparral lst Alternate 2: Chaparral Staff 2, Editor 3: Senior Scholar 3: Valedictorian 3. Lawyer. GRANTHAM. ERIC STEELE Transfer: CBHS 2: Baseball 2, 3. GRONAUER. PAMELA JOYCE Science Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Honor Society 2. 3: Orange Peal 2: Senior Scholar 3. Advertising or Guidance. GRUEN. MARTIN WILLIAM Science Club 2. 3. Doctor. HACKERMAN. JO ELLEN Transfer: Laurelwood 3. Wildlife Preservation and Game manage- ment. HARKAVY. DEBRA SUE Speech Club 3: Spanish Club 2: Tennis Team I. REhabilitation Education. HARRIS. MARCY LYN Journalism. HEALY. KAREN RENEE Speech Club 3: Honor Society 2. 3: Con- cert Choir 2: Swing Choir 2: Miss Chapar- ral 3: Talent Show Winner 3. Teacher. HEWITT. ROBERT HERSCHEL Transfer: Wooddale 3: DECA 3. Forest Ranger. HILL, APRIL DAWN Transfer: Germantown 3: Art Club 3: Speech Club 3. Author of Books and Songs. HOLMES, JACQUELINE PERQUITA Transfer: Tu elo 2: Speech Club 2. 3: Annual Staff 3: French Club 2, 3: Annual Staff 3: French Club 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 3: Honor Society 3. Accounting or Engineering. HOWELL. REGINALD RAY B. JR. Transfer: Melrose 2. HUNT. DAWN MICHELLE French Club 2: Speech Club 2. 3: Presi- dent 3. Child Development. HUNTER, FRANK EDWARD Transfer: Illinois 2: DECA 3. Lawyer. JOHNSON. CHRISTOPHER BRYAN DECA 3. Building Contractor. JONES. MARVIN LEE Basketball 3. JORDAN, RICHARD MUNFORD JR. Art Club I, 2, 3: DECA Youth Ministry. KAISER. Who's Who 3: Medicine or LOVE, LAW FHA 2: Nursing. DENISE MAHONEY, PATRICIA ANN Science Club 3: '- Accounting. . MANDLEMAN. JULIESSELISE Council Society 3: Science Club 3: Speech Club 2. 3: Honor Society 3: Orange Peal 2: Lawyer. MARABLE, ELIZABETH ANN DAWN DECA 3. MULLARKEY, SHAUNEEN ANN Transfer' Spr ce'Creek I' Science Club 3: 'iEl'ergclflub:2l 3: Honor Society 3: Airlines. MULLEN, MARK ALLEN Transfer: Walnut Ridge 2: Football 3: Baseball 2, 3: Veterinary Medicine. MYERS, JULIUS RENEE NELSON, JAMES DOUGLASS Latin Club 2: Science Club 3, President 2: Band I: Honor Society I, 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Captain 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Medicine and Christian Work. NICKAS, LEBORA ANNE TRansfer: Bishop Kenny 2: FHA 3: Orange Peal 3: Speech Club 3. NORCROSS, WILLIAM ERNEST Vice-President of Senior Class 3: Library Club I: Who's Who 2: Football I, 2: Bas- ketball 3: Track 3: Annual l, 2, 3: Orange Peal 2, 3: Political Science. OLLAR. STEPHEN EARL Art Club l, 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Student Council l: Track 2, 3: Football 3: Electronic Technology. OSTROWSKI, JOHN ANTHONY ALYSE 2, 3: DECA 3: ALAN 2, 3: ROTC 2, 3: CAROL and President 3: 3: Professional Honor Society 3 Track Psychology: 4 RAT AFF Transfer: Medical School. REED, RICKY REID. Band l: ROTC 2, 3: Rifle T Air Force. Student Council l, REYNOLDS, THOMAS AN DREW DECA 2, 3: Baseball 3. Business Manager. RICHARDS, LISA MARY Transfer: Raleigh-Egypt 3: Broadcasting. RICHARDS, TERRY WAYNE Nts fx, ROACH, THOMAS ALFFJ X Science Club 2, 3, Preside : Orange Peal 3: Honor Society 3, Presi 3: Sen- ior Scholar 3: Who's Who 3: Ba tball 2: Engineering. ROBINSON, LISA KAY DECA 3: Who's Who 2: Fashion Merchandising. ROSS, RAYMOND E. 'C :Qi XA, milf' Rf . -wx. X9 - X, X V. .,,, UL--1 2 2.24 A . 15:55-4 o mg . . , Q px-. yy, ,, . - Qub' REQ r .1 ' x xxx I B f 1 If fo .h 7 fg v f V ' L wi T J I IW: I1 sf! A 1 X, 4 'FN , fx rx 'A XP X 5 1 , LY . :ff r SEEN li ' 4 1, 3 Ei! I : Kid Day, RHS Kid Day was held May l6th, with l00'7b participation. Kids turned out in force as bullies, cheerleaders, gorillas and cow- boys. There were even some Mic- key Mouse fans. As the day wore on it became clear to Ridgeway Seniors, that being a kid was no easyjob. 5 .Q 4 , Ai, Little girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. Rootin', tootin' cowboy David v if I sg 1 l 3 , Minnie Mouse says . . . Smile Jim, they're taking our picture. t., if s I -x l if 1 I v 1 U 6 S i V We're good little girls. l've been to Disney World three times ,- 5: RIDGEWAY KID POWER!!! Nap time, the end of a perfect day. This is the way we go to school. A Jessie and me like teddy bears and dollies. Give her doll back, Jeff. Give. Grover, help me get this locker open! 'i X . T 'X ,Q X l a ' l if S 1 lt. M' , ,-.IJ 4 ' tb '23 Q Y J . aa 'W u Q ' w f ny W ,J .1- 1 .I ln! I fr L . 'r 4 5 -.,! , n s A . W 2. , ' , ,K F f,. 5 Seniors Attend Luncheon A luncheon, which highlighted the end of the year, was in honor of the seniors on May 19. The class enjoyed cornish hens pro- vided by The Summit Club and listening to the musical talents of Stan Weaver. Later, Pat Coolidge read the Prophecies and Ernie Norcross and Kathryn Sims read the Last Will and Testament. The senior officers then presented their scrapbook to Mr. Williams. 1 L. . Q .i hit vis.. A Memorable Baccalaureate ' R t .442 The Senior class Baccalaureate Service was held on Sunday May 20, 1979 at 4:00 in the audito- rium. The guests this year included Rabbi Harry Danziger, The Reverend L. L. Barnes, and The Reverend John Batson. Rabbi Danziger gave the Invoca- tion Reverend Batson gave the Benediction, and Reverend Barnes gave the address entitled Striving for Academic Excel- lencef' The Ridgeway Choir per- formed two very inspiring songs. The program offered the gradu- ates some thoughts to contem- plate as they departed. 'X Q Vi I il ,X pk. if J d .' fl y f vm , fiffa 'W in '- X xr ..- QX- X- if ' , 4 it xw ' 1 y X x Jn X., Wt 'V 0 37 'ZH 43 KN 11 -wa 1 4 1' J N iq ' W' X 1 4... la 3. ia!! q q6NX2LdC It Tbro QD S 655 79 by MOVING-UP 1 George Abraham Sherri Allan Bruce Anderson Debbie Aronoff Dave Backus Marianthe Bacopulos Steve Barnett Anita Barron Heidi Bernstein Steve Billings Chris Bolanger Michael Boone Janet Boosalis Laurence Borwn Mike Bryan Scott Bryant Wlizabeth Buckins Peter Buie Joanna Burke Dev Butler 46 Juniors --r'- vm. TX l t Class Officers - Left to Right: Brent Robertson, Tina Crawley, John Gatti, Leesa Lofton. Juniors 'x ii,-! ii 1 lf' ii .P 1 C . ' lu 1 ., Rui!!! Todd Carpenter Warren Conepcion Clark Cothen Joe C' raf lon Edie Crawford Tina Crawley David Densford Calvin Dickerson David Donnaud Laureen Dorsey Doug Elting Bobby Ervin George Farran Steve Faulkner Mike Francis Jackie Frank Chris Gallagher Brent Gaston Brian Gaston John Galli Eddie Gillespie Nevin Gokturk 47 Gregory Gray Paige Gray Pam Greenwald Ingrid Halpern Manera Hicks Paul Hildebrand Larry Hollaher Tammi Holley Sandy Howard Theresa Hunter Gregory Jackson Tom Jackson Sandy Jennings Crystal Johnson Debbie Sue Jones Marty Katz Jimmy Kimbrough Marian Kremer Jay Lasher Steve LaBarreare Amy Laurie Audery Lee 48 Juniors Juniors Traci Lee John Leonard Lisa Leonardo Missy Levine Leslie Levy Richard Linnert Pal Lockridge Leesa Lofton Laurie Longinotti Robyn Mandelman Dena Mandino Kirk Marlin Edward Mason Mike Massey Wes Massey Donna McCalman Kim McGarr Kelly McKinley Beth McLeod Melissa Milton Richard Mincer Hallie Morrison 49 Keith Obert Debra Orgel Randy Nelson Kelly Novack Keith Parker Rhonda Parks Jim Payne Bonnie Pepper Britt Plunk Julie Poole Ellen Rainey Mike Powers Ray Reinhart Barbara Richardson Betsy Ringel Debbie Roberts Lysle Roberts Brent Robertson Todd Rose Kim Roy Angie Schmidt Chuck Sevier -NDC Off? gee.. wi Juniors Q.. Juniors F br' i , ,,. ,llx Kim Shapiro Jim Sharpe Robert Sharp Dana Simmons Randal Snipes Michelle Sparks Donna Stern Michael Swift Jackie Towles Sandra Tucker Sonja Turman Mary VanDeren Stan Weaver David Weiman David Weiss Kevin Wells Jill Wermen Brent Wheeler Martha Whitby Tracy Wiener Allison Wolfe Julie Wright 5l John Adcock Bill Allen Debbie Anderson Todd Anderson Vondra Armstrong Tina Bassi Amy Bernatsky Todd Beatus Desiree Blackstone Becky Boyd Will Bridgeforth Nancy Burnette Beth Caron Doug Caron Kijun Chang Bobby Chapman Chad Chrisman Jim Collins Kelley Cooper Tracy Cowles Barbara Crawford .lan Crawford Stephen Craig Danny Crone 52 'S Class Officers - Left to Right: Beth Caron. treasurer: Kathy nette. president. Sophomores f I Miller. secretary: Tracey Fortner. vice-prcsidenlg Nancy Bur- fx Nl KSA . K yi, i . 0 i -4' e I . if-'V 2 ' I1 5 I L homores Q 2 s 5 ii? Glorietta Culp Helen Danciger Richard Danzig Chris Dorsey Allison Drake Jennifer Elsler Robby Ervin Marty Feuerstein Lisa Fisher Michelle Fisher Tracey Forlner Terry Francis Michelle Friedman Jonathon Frisch Alisa Frizzell Dianne Galvin Gary Gillespie Brian Gilman Jay Gilmore Gina Gleason Greg Glosson Gloria Gray Emily Hall Susan Hall Martha Hample Michael Harding Alan Harkavy Kirby Harper 53 Kathy Harris Jerry Hayden Joel Hayden Denise Hayes Ron Hebert Rhonda Hill Ronnie Hill Stephanie Hirsh Tracey Hoffman Kay Hollahan Diana Hookings Natalie Hudson Steve Hultman Don Jacobs Cindy James Debbie Johnson Kelly Johnson Michael Johnson Chris Jones Valerie Jones Linda Jones Scott Joyner Gregg Kaiser Kathy Kaminsky Todd Kaplan Mindy Kaufman Susan Kelly Carl Kiefer 54 Sophomores ,wen- '-'S A 'fs ,ai 'OW Qu- Sophomores wgggp '7 QQQ, g e.-...- s 1 iffy. ,Y NQWA Kathleen Kiernan Suzanne Klazmer John Kohr Patty Konrad Eddie Kramer Kathy Krieger Laura Land Bobby Landshaw Debbie Lansky Jill Lazarov Barbara Lebovitz Stacy Lehman Ronald Leon Ashley Lester Jeff Lichterman Sheri Lipman Michael Lowe Mary Luttrell Keith Magnifieo Debra Mason Diane Mallory Hal Mandelman Mary Marable Frank Markus Shari Marlowe Dhane Marqus Alison Maynard Keith McGarr 55 Karen McMillan Melody Meadows Scott Melvin Mike Merrell Kathy Miller Laura Miller John Moore Cindy Morrison Jane Mullarkey Dana Murray Mary Kay Nelson Chris Nickas Ben Northern Bruce Olinger Reid Pallin Dianna Patterson Lorriane Patterson Michael Pelts Fonda Phillips Glenn Phillips Karen Phillips Bob Pierce Derek Pilcher Ricky Pollan Barry Poole Dawn Posner Kim Purser Kelly Ratzlaff 56 Sophomores ,ilp X, A A Ki A .K E Carl Reich Eddie Reich Alisa Reynolds Neal Rhodes Jimmy Rich Tina Richards Melody Roberts David Robey Joey Rosenberg lda Rubenstein Marshall Rullman Lee Sacharin Sandy Saunders Suzanne Schuener Andy Scott Lori Senko Cindy Shainberg Jan SHarpe Mark Simmons Jon Simpson David Skypeck Jan Slutsky Janice Smith Scott Smith Stacey Smith Tammi Sowell Alex Stogoski Kelley Stanfill 57 Thomas Stringer Robert Swift Crystal Swindle Robin Snyder Dee Ann Tally Michelle Tanenbaum Debbie Tatum Lori Thomas Julie Thompson Kermit Throckmorton Kurt Throckmorton Robin Tucker Dana Voigt Brad Voorhies Michelle Washer Willie Watson Derrick Webb Steve Wenger Gaye Lynn Whittington Diane Willette Linda Williams Melanie Williams David Williford Rebecca Wilson Skill Wilson Cary Wruble Tiffany Young Dana Zitron 58 We Made It Tbroa M 79 86 by ACHIEVING ,S'e11io1 15' holarjs of' 9 B xx. X uf Lida Grant Kathryn Sims Valedictorian Salutatorian Sandy Frledman Myra Druff Pam Gronauer Thom Roach Dawn Clark Mike Wyatt 1979 Hall of Fame The sixteen seniors on this page have exhibited spirit and dedication to Ridgeway by their participation in several activities. They participated in many activities ranging from sports to different types of clubs. In these activities, many showed leadership by being officers and dedicated participants. Ridgeway High School is proud to induct these seniors into the 1979 Hall of Fame. f7'A' Mike Wyatt As a Senior Scholar and a member of the National Honor Soci- ety, Mike also contributed to the sports program. He participated in basketball and golf two years. During his freshman year he was chosen for All-League and Most Valuable Player in basketball. He became Captain of the basketball team his senior year. dbm Valllan ourt . It An active student at Ridgeway, Robin has displayed her partici- pation throughout her high school years. As a freshman she was on the football homecomin court, the basketball homecomin ueen, and a member of the .lriligh Honor Society and French Ciucb. She was a cheerleader during her freshman and sophomore years. Dur- ing her junior year she placed third in the Miss Chaparral Pageant and her classmates voted her Friendliest. ln her senior year Robin was a member of the S eech and the Art Clubs, she placed second in the Miss Chaparralp Pa eant and participated in the Student Council. She was also votes Friendliest of the Senior Class. Robin is also a member of the Chaparral staff. rt N gs. ' -95, Along with being a cheerleader since her freshman year, Jackie Allen has been very school spirited. She was a member of the French Club, and in DECA, as ajunior she won first place for her free enterprise project. Jackie has been a member of the swing and concert choirs since her sophomore year. ln the concert choir, Jackie held the office of secretary as a junior, and president as a senior. Jackie was also president of the swing choir in both herjun- ior and senior years. Jackie is also a member of the Chaparral Staff. As Senior Class Vice President, Ernie participated in many activities at Ridgeway. Ernie was involved in the sports program, as he was on the football team in his sophomore and junior years and as a senior was on the basketball and track team. He was a member in the Library Club in the 9th and 10th grade. Ernie was voted Friendliest in Who's Who in hisjunior year. He was also a member of the Chaparral Staff from his freshman year to his senior year, and was a member of the Orange Pea! Staff as a junior and senior. As editor of the Chaparral, Lida showed real leadership ability. Along with being elected as Vice-President of the National Honor Society, Lida graduated as Valedictorian of the Senior Class. She was a member of the French Club, Library Club, and Speech Club. She directed and particilpated in some Lunchbox Theaters. As a member of the Speech C ub, she participated in many speech tour- naments and won some trophies. In er junior year, Lida was elected as a Girl's State Representative and chosen as the first alternate in the Miss Chaparral Pageant. In her senior year, Lida received the honors of Best Performance in the Talent Show and Teenager of the Week. 'LTP ay Youtnts , Clay showed his outstanding athletic ability by participating in baseball, football, and track. He became captain of the football and track teams his senior ear. He was chosen to Who's Who for three consecutive years. Cray was also a member of the Science club and treasurer for the Student Council. Jay Kal ,y r Chief photographer for the Orange Peal and Cha arral, Jay has accomplished much during his senior high years. file has been a member of the annual and newspaper staffs, and has been involved in the Science and Spanish Clubs. As a junior, Jay was inducted into the National Honor Societ ,and as a senior, he is treasurer of the Society. Jay was vice-president of his junior class. As a senior, he was voted Most Likely to Succeed. Jay is also a National Merit Finalist, and he has been his homeroom's Student Council Representative in his sophomore and senior years. f Cherri Smith As Secretary of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Class, Cherri was a member of the Honor Society, the Orange Peal, the Science Club, and the basketball and track teams. She was also voted Miss Sophomore. Miss Junior, and Miss Ridgeway by her classmates. During her senior year Cherri was voted football homecoming queen. She was the captain of the Varsity cheerleaders. Z7-Cf? , J' As Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senior Class, Jeff has shown much involvement at Ridgeway. He has participated in the following sports: cross-country, basketball. and baseball since his sophomore year. As ajunior, Jeff was captain ofthe basketball B-team, and as a senior, he was also a member of the football team. He was inducted into the National Honor Society in the eleventh grade. Jeff was on the Orange Pea! staff as ajunior and senior, and was a member of the French Club in his sophomore year. Marable X sv R k Captain of the girls basketball team, Liz proved to be an out- standing athlete. ln her freshman and sophomore years Liz made the All-District team and was chosen Most Valuable Player. She also participated in cross country and the track team in herjunior year. During her sophomore,junior. and senior years Liz was voted Most Athletic in her class. Tina Raglan As a graduatingjunior. Tina has participated in many activities here. Tina held the office of secretary of her sophomore class. She was voted Most Spirited in Who's Who in l0th grade also. Tina was a B-team cheerleader. and this year she was a Varsity cheer- leader. During this past year, she was inducted into the National Honor Society, and was named Most Charming in Who's Who of the Senior Class. ln tenth rade, Tina was her homeroom's stu- dent council representative. ghe also was a member of the track team in her freshman and sophomore years. Ricky contributed a great deal to Ridgeway's sports programs. He plarvled football and baseball for three years and track for two years. e was chosen Most Attractive in his sophomore year and Most Flirtatious in hisjunior year. Ricky was also a member of the Orange Peal staff his senior year. National Merit Finalist Kath n Sims has contributed much to Ridgeway over her past years rhere. She was inducted into the National Honor Society in her sophomore year, and as a senior she has held the office of secretary of the Society. She was a member of the French. Latin, Library, and Science Clubs. During herjunior year, Kathryn attended Girl's State. Starting as a staffer for the Orange Peal as ajunior, Kathryn was named co-editor of the paper as a senior. As Senior Scholar. Kathryn also holds the title of Salu- tatorian of the Senior Class. T Q. A v 11? 1 e t lk A - I s E Johnny Walker , -3 Senior Class President Johnny Walker contributed a tremendous amount to several programs at Ridgeway in the sports program for three years and track for two years. He was a member of the Art Club, FHA. Honor Society, Orange Pea! staff, and the 750 club. His classmates chose him as Best Citizen as a sophomore, Most Talented as a junior. and Most Courteous as a senior. During his high school years he held the offices of President of the Art Club, Captain of the football team, and Captain of the track team. His honors included Most Improved in track, Best Offensive Lineman, All-Memphis. and All-District football. Johnny was also Teenager of the Week. 'Jim Nelson has been a major part of the track protgram during his years at Ridgeway. As a senior Jim was awar ed the J.B. Mic aels Scholar Athlete Award. Jim has been ca tain of the track team since the llth grade. Jim placed in both tlie Regional and State comgetition in t e Decatha on. As ajunior he won the Most Valuable layer award. Jim has also been a member of the Varsity football team since his sophomore year. Besides athletics Jim has been a member of the Latin and Science Clubs. As a sophomore, Jim was inducted into the National Honor Society. He was a so h- omore class homeroom student council representative, and Jim was president of his Junior Class. Sharpe Jackie was a very active student at Rid eway. She participated in the French and Science Clubs. She serves as president of her soph- omore class and vice-president of the Student Council her senior year. She was selected as cheerleader for two consecutive years. Jackie was chosen for the National Honor Society her senior year. O D r Fw any vm 1-v-3fd'.i.,c.. 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KY Q fr - ,A1 .'Sx4:l 4 i 1 a 1'g'g,Ay, 1 kt , ' W b 'M A' in W ' 21,114 5 Q ff' ' ' ' X321 , mv Qi' V 14 hgg -17 S ,P 1 23, . . . I A , ' - l ,' Qfigkl v W V3 s H W X i?'K .3,5'?if,1 l4..f:: ted and Caron. w - ' SOPHOMORE WHCYS WHO ' KW ALL' , 'WL' i Sprlng lnductees lst Row, Left to Right: Debbie Sue Jones, Dev Butler, Melissa Milton, Laureen Dorsey, Scott Bryant, Marian Kreamer. 2nd Row: Rebecca Wilson, Lori Senko, Frank Marcus, Nevin Gokturk, Steve Bamette, Doug Elting, Barbara Lebovits, Gregg Kaiser. 3rd Row: Kevin Wells, Jackie Frank, Hallie Morrison, Kathy Brandt. V lr X S-A N fini , fr Q' V N -5 Sponsor - Mrs. McClain Ridgeway's W3 A CO-OP Best -5-XJ, :Jig o tr' Gb Brent Robertson accepts an award, for 3rd place in the Navy Writing Contest, from Petty Officer, lst Class, Andy Golden, as his mother, Mrs. Robertson and Mr. Williams look on. if Y. I President of the Year for Junior Achievement of Memphis Jackie Sharpe .F N X, g PC.. Sewanee Award Recipient Civitan Outstanding 12th Grade Citizen National Merit Finalists Jackie Frank Steve Smith Kathryn Sims and Jay Kaiser N Boy's and Girl's State Representatives Teenagers of the Week Left to Right: Jim Nelson, Kathryn Sims, Lida Grant, and Clay Younts. Johnny Walker and Lida Grant JS.. QA 2516 Madj9It T11 1.0086 by COMPETING 1 RIDGEWAY COMPLETES MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON The Ridgeway Roadrunners posted another great season with an eight win - two loss record. The team's wins were the result of strong leadership and over-all team cooperation. Several outstanding play- ers were recognized by the Ridgeway coaching staff and awarded for their efforts. Ricky Meadows was selected for the All MIAA team and the All-State team. He was honored with the title of Prep Player of the Week by the Commer- cial Appeal for the six touchdowns he scored in the Towering Oaks game. He was the leading scorer with 102 points. John Price was the team's leading rusher with 714 yards for 10 touchdowns. Johnny Walker was also selected for the All-MIAA team. Stan Weaver was a member of the All-MIAA team for the second consecutive year. His punt average for the year was 41.4 and he was 34 for 42 on extra points. Clay Younts was another member of the All-MIAA team. He was also selected as Player of the Week for his outstanding playing. At the closing of the season, Ridgeway accepted a bid to the Pinson Ruritan Bowl in Jackson. Although the team lost to Trenton 27-17, several players received awards. They were: Scott Bryant, Best Defensive Player: Ricky Meadows, Most Tackles: Clay Younts, Best Offensive Player, and Steve Smith, Sportsmanship Award. The year 1978 was truly a fan- tastic year for football at Ridgeway. - -. ...al Sr. High Football Team Left to Right, lst Row: K. Obert, J. Gilmore, K. Fortune, J. Wyatt, A. Woods, K. Mullen, M. Hooper. D. Raffanti. M. Palazlola. C. Nickas. K. Hornsby, A. Stagoski. G. Phillips. 2nd Row: K. Throckmorton, Mgr.: G. Farran, D. Butler, K. McGarr. B. Northern, J. Nelson, M. Mul- len. C. Younts. R. Meadows, B. Savage, J. Lasher, J. Konrad, L. Roberts, P. Buie. R. Swift, K. Throckmorton, Mgr. 3rd Row: Coach Clary. Coach Winters, J. Walker, A. Scott, J. Prince. C. Dickerson, S. Billings, M. Massey, J. Suzich, S. Barnette. S. Weaver. D. Backus. R. Linnert. S. Bryant. S. Smith, K. Green, S. Ollar, Coach Hicks, Coach Ellingsworth. SENIOR LINEBACKER HEAD COACH SENIOR DEFENSIVE END Captain Clay Younts Mr. Sonny Winters Captain Johnny Walker -79 SENIOR STRONG SAFETY SENIOR KICKER SENIOR TACK LE Co-Captain Rickey Meadows Jeff Konrad Co-Captain Jim Suzich fx SENIOR SPLIT END SENIOR END SENIOR CORNER BACK Mark Mullen Brad Savage Jim Nelson 5.- SENIOR GUARD SENIOR END SENIOR FULLBACK Steve Smith Steve Ollar David Raffanti l. Charge for victory! 2. Scott Bryant on the move. 3. lt looks like a hig brown egg. 4. Score Board 5. Jeff. what have you found now? 6. Is Throckmorton dishursing orders or water? Season Record We Opponent They 50 Bolton 0 23 Harding 0 40 Westside 0 I3 Collierville 0 60 Towering Oaks 3 44 Oakhaven 0 48 Sheffield 0 30 Messick I2 3 Whitestation I0 24 East 26 4 3 3,4 :Y . n ,P-,212 I 1. .LQ Z ,- KK nw A N 4 , ,f x S :I X -s I , - X Ref . A-My , u x t rf' . fx ti 'U - . t . f3'ik Us ' Qflqm 3 X tj' X: aff Q. ' , :if-4, .-,u.:- .- ' S! K f Q. . ' 1- ,LQ ' A x , 8 .f n A 1978 Football Homecoming On the night of Nov. 2. Ridge- way High School celebrated its 1978 Football Homecoming. The halftime activities were highlighted with the crowning of the l978 Homecoming Queen. Marla Hoff- man. 1977 Football Queen. crowned Cherri Smith as the new Queen. The court consisted of four other nominees. Jackie Allen. Jill Dennis. Paula Pounds. and Tina Ragland. The eleventh grade attendants were Edie Crawford and Paige Gray: the tenth grade attend- ants were Debbie Johnson and Jan Sharpe. Great kick, Stan! Left to Right: Edie Crawford, Paige Gray, llth grade attendants, Jackie Allen, Jill Dennis. Cherri Smith - Queen, Paula Pounds, Tina Ragland Homecoming nomineesg Jen Sharpe, Debbie Johnson, l0th grade attendants. What a group! A true queen!!! Cherri's Amazement. Varsity Basketball 1979 The Ridgeway Varsity boys' team finished the season with a tied record of thirteen wins and thirteen losses. Although this season was not the most outstanding, the team showed a tremendous amount of spirit and effort. The team finished the season by playing in a tournament against East. Mike Wyatt and Ronnie McClain received the honor of All District Team. Valuable players on the team included Ronnie McClain, Craig Wiener, Mike Wyatt, John Gatti. Todd Carpenter, and Brent Robertson. SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR Ronnie McClain Mike Wyatt Craig Wiener S EN IOR Varsity Basketball Team Emie Norcross Center: Coach Jimmy Johns. Left to Right: Raymond Ross, Dwayne Brown, Michael Wyatt, Craig Wiener, Rodney Poole, Todd Carpenter, Calvin Dickinson, Bobby Sharp, Emie Norcross, Stan Weaver, Brent Robinson, Randy Snipes, Manager. I f P4 30' 'Q iw 81 ,Y fl- ,A-R415 ' J U w 514 g X t -ug , - P I l 1 f H f Q iw. , ' 4' 3,9 A 5 ,K '50 Ls 5' if ' . , i I Y f'V-' 5 -4 hr' . ,sm 4 A 1.2: X3 .li X 'ni 1 'lk uw Swim Y' i Vu If N Sr?-TA Nws -WF .y,.,i, N 4 .-JFS , A 5 ' I Basketball Homecoming Spurs Excitement The I979 Basketball Home- coming was a great event. The girls' team won over the White Station girls in an exciting over- time game. Although the Varsity boys lost, they put up a good fight in their down-to-the wire game. At half-time, Paula Pounds was crowned the I979 Basketball Homecoming Queen by Cherri Smith, captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders, and Mike Wyatt, captain of the Varsity Basketball team. Paula Pounds I. f- 4.1, X ls it really me? Excitement is shown as Paula is crowned. Left to Right: Mary Van Deren, Leesa Lofton, llth grades attendants: Jackie Allen, Tina Ragland, Paula Pounds - Queen, Jill Dennis, Jackie Sharpe, Homecoming nominees: Von- dra Armstrong, Fonda Phillips, l0th grade attendants. 8 Llfftl .. i , , ,Q ' , . -fx ' 4 . Junior Varsity .,..n.asx- ht-A Q ah 4 1 ,, by -F.-gi . wr.-:L ,, .'-, , -A' 1- . . 9 l ..... ' 4 f su Q 1 QA f xc' f X I if1rN v fl M . ,Ks y sri - - ga ,L r ,f vvr. ,N IQ., .J 5 K . l , I: If wi-, fl a' ' 'sb - ' I , - . . , I , X R H-77 I 1' f s V 5' U i I ,L ,J .V X U, .. fi If 1' R 1 V-7 'fd Y, , I 5 A D I F if 1, fl, Y I' I z ' 'r ' ' -- x X 1 .- ' X , M f I I '- ' J Q V A VIE : I!! xx I Ill - sa ,qi ' v - .A 1 xl V . . 5 1. -. V 4 I ,P wi Basketball an-so Jr. Varsity Basketball Kneeling, Left-Right: Kevin Govan. David Townsel, Steve Billingsly, Todd Ross, Scott Joyner, Bruce Anderson. Brent Robertson. Standing Randy Snipes, Mgr., Gary Gillespie. Chris Gallagher, John Gatti, Joe Crafton, Willie Watkins, Richard Mincer, Kermit Throckmorton Coach Ellingsworth. Unbelievable Girls' Basketball Season Coach Mary Robertson led the Sen- ior High Girls' basketball team to a record of 22 wins and 6 losses. This was the most successful record in the his- tory of Ridgeway's girls' basketball. The girls broke their record for num- ber of points in a game when they scored 81 points against Sheffield. The team's leading rebounder was Mary Marable. while Kelly Novack led in steals. Winning the District l6AA Tourna- ment was one of their many victories. Fonda Phillips received the Most Valu- able Player Award. Liz Marable, Von- dra Armstrong, and Amy Wheat were chosen for the All District team. Another honor was winning runner- up in the 8AA Regional Tournament. Fonda Phillips was chosen the Most Valuable Player again in this tourna- ment. The team also went to the Sub- State tournament. but lost in their first game to Humboldt. We'd like to extend our congratula- tions to the team and Coach Robertson for doing an outstandingjob. Yaes- .f ,J I I 59 I 42 36 48 gf . Im N. Q-Klgigf-. -rwkxs , -4..- raf- Sr : gg' :Q .M--M CU'K'7 .Q , me-35 M ' N .,. .,. Sr. Girls' Basketball Team Kneeling. Left to Right: Kelly Novack, Vondra Armstrong. Renea Milligan. Mary VanDeren. Standing. Left to Right: Coach Jimmy Johns. John Marahle. Mgr.. Fonda Phillips. Kay Hollahan. Coach Mary Robertson. Liz Marable. Mary Marable, Amy Wheat. Coach Gordon Ell- ingsworth. 90 N ATA .,,.u, ., ,ASV gg ' 212513 lf-QS, 1? T' x ...D TH sb if X K 74 ..,, ..s:..... is F. JG Q Varsity Baseball The 1979 Ridgeway Varsity Baseball team lead by Coach Ell- ingsworth, ended the season with the record of 13-9. As usual the team showed everyone who was the BEST. The Most Valuable Player Award was won by Stan Weaver and the Most Outstand- ing Sophomore was Awarded to Chris Nickas. To the baseball team we say, CONGRATULA- TIONS! SENIOR Eric Grantham SENIOR Mark Mullen Sr. High Baseball Team Lelt to Right, Kneeling: Mgr. Chris Williams, Stat. Beth McLeod, Rickey Meadows, Jeff Konard, Andy Reynolds, Eric Grantham, Mark Mullen, Brad Savage, Mgr. Kevin Bras- field. Standing: Coach Blackered, Kurt Throckmorton, Chris Nickas, Jay Gilmore, Scott Smith, Dave Backus, Stan Weaver, Scott Bryant, John Gatti, Steve Billings, Dev Butler, Doug Elting, Kem1itThrockmorton, Coach Ellingsworth. SENIOR SENIOR Jeff Konrad Rickey Meodows SENIOR SENIOR Andy Reynolds Brad Savage G7 rfe, I5 'Ja' .,'fif5.'gl- 31,51- is ffzmm, .. e' b-A . -Av: L ' 'I T4-il 1 its In O bg' ff .,.,,d 1 'nu 4 v -,.'..1?'-4 V- .. - , . . v 's M . ex!! 1. Q K . t ,-gs: f f . 1,1 C xr.. Q i -x , 'K' 'Hb If t' 1.1-. - ,W- , ,, ?'ll'HN-W-lix..A, ' 1 ' ,nv-. . f X im W. v- ' . ' 1 . .,,'. ' av- i' A., ., NMA .V Y iam! or--'-L 'i -fi' ,,..g.x 45 i ' A L.-,gi Ml SM, 1 X seeeen Record 'g We 9 OPPOIICIII he They 5 W , ff 'W' 7'?, ,f'A jf ' '72 F ' Ami 6 Germantown 19 E51 , - ' my A3 I0 Gennantown 5 4. P-f.,,t,f,.5'Qxk.,,1e, f fgsfgef -e A 7 Oakhaven 1 . :-' f ef,.1i-j,,. 5-.. t 8 Sheffield 5 -V .4- Ae' -'4'f'f ' .A -fr 'Q' l White Station 4 ll vt' 1 t 'X I0 Fastw, . 0 6 SBQC' 8 3 SBEC 4 6- 1 22 e D ee D if Eiiffw .ziftge-, . , w'f'2 r H A OP Byrne '6' if ., - 'S 0 Shqffielsi f 1 na , 4 aff.-V: 'eef -FS NAL Voyenoayf I 1 vin. szlmvzluhn., ., w 6 lyk 9 +- J N 5 I We eisick 2 I, -fa '- 6 xx eeggooddale 4 8 N 'st I A 2 White semen 5 7 Messick 2 M 4 Sheffield 2 3 White Station 4 4 Sheffield 6 ' .' of, ' . f- dn lg? N AQL15 - 4 L, . . Q 4 Aim, 'r 5 5' 1 SFX., wi ., 'ff -1, 4, SR - - ' - . G v U. 514- N- in f '- ig, J . A , - ..,,,, ,X .sofa-. - 4, ,F ' Yfnljeuk X 4. ti ,..A 1 'Al it S S 9 5 x fs P' ,. is . V 4 tp, . .fro ' e I' . 491 wx, X' r. uf . ,HJ f l' et, S A '- we . 4,-Q, Jr vi f' ,gf f Y' e .,e.g, 'fr -fx' 4- ,x 'b: : ..fs.- L. .,-.Q , A , f A 've M 1 7' f -4 . 1... --.ev-...D ,. 1 ,,,. 11.-4. fu., .., ,Mx t' ' M 'lu-...,, . 1.'x. E . iq.. 21 T. ee. M .UA ,,N,.H',, . ,Y f - .oe ee- 92i,..,-ee hui' Y . kb -. 'fe-1.'i4:de.e ef f ' 1 Q .1 , :'i-r'f'flx- 'W Q. ' 4 ' S - ' 73. t,e.-seimhi ,, ,. ' 4. ' Y ' f -xxx.-f -. Q .J . mess e...e.g -. an pn Cross Country l978 proved to be a victorious year for the girl's Cross Country Team. The team's outstanding efforts inspired by Coach Conn resulted in several wins. The girl's team placed first in four of six meets. Debbie Johnson. Fonda Phillips. and Laura Frank were among the team's most consistent runners. For the first time. the girl's team placed first in the League finals. The boy's team also participated in the finals. Derrick Webb was an out- standing runner for the team. Special effort was put forth by all of the boy's team members. They placed second in several meets during the season. Boys' Cross Coimtry Team Left to Right, lst Row: Doug Huey. Jeff Fortner. 2nd Row: Tom Lauerman. Kerry Miller. 3rd Row: Mike Harrington. Derick Webb. 94 Girls' Cross Country Team Left to Right, lst Row: Fonda Phillips. Leslie Engelberg, Lynn Weiner, Laura Frank. Renee Jones. 2nd Row: Debbie Johnson, Kelly Johnson. Mary Marable. Tracee Fortner. Diane Willette, Debbie Sue Jones. 2, f - Coach Conn keeps a close watch on runners. Run. Mike. run! Fonda paces her way to victory. v W ,.., .ff f t . 'P M , Q. Q ,W . 3 -g M' , I 5 t -was ,., L F x g..,: 4 I' ' . i ,gag Q in . ' . V - if , '7f'7l7iA4 .tm Sr. High Indoor Track Left to Right, lst Row: John Price, Mike Palazzalo, Steve Ollar, Ricky Meadows, George T ownsel. 2nd Row: Coach Sonny Hicks, Mike Frizzell, Jim Nelson, Calvin Dickerson, Neal Hopper Keith Obert, Clay Younts, David Townsel. Indoor Track Has a Great Year! The Ridgeway Indoor Track team had a successful year. They were the only team in their league to compete in indoor track. Because of this they competed in the Delta League which is com- posed of schools much bigger than Ridgeway. A third place fin- ish in the Delta League made all the members feel that Indoor Track was at its best this year. J .eh -'4 fi-1-4 'A 1 V 55 'L ' 4 nd.- Boys Outdoor Track Runs Away With Title Ridgeway had an extraordinary outdoor track sea- son this year. Some outstanding members of the team were Johnny Walker, Ricky Meadows, John Price, George Townsend, Keith Obert and Dewayne Brown. The Most Valuable Member was Jim Nelson who broke school records in the long jump, pole vault relay and the 440 relay. Also participating in the relays were John Price, Dewayne Brown, and Ricky Meadows. Placing in the district were Clay Younts and Keith Obert and in the regionals was Jim Nelson. Ridgeway ended its season by winning its league championship. and assisted in breaking the school records in the 880 V151 I tl?:'g'f'f Senior High Boys Outdoor Track left to Right, lst Row: Steve Ollar, Lyle Roberts, John Price, Ricky Meadows, Dewayne Brown, John Kohr, George Townsel, David Townsel. 2nd Row: Clay Younts, Jim Nelson, Keith Obert, Neal Hopper, Raymond Ross, Chris Jones, Mike Palazzalo, Coach Sonny Hicks. 3rd Row: Craig Wiener, Lawrence Brown, Mike Friz- zell, Emie Norcross, Calvin Dickerson, Robert Sharp, Rob Wilkens. 96 Sr. High Girls' Track Team Front Row, Left to Right: Anna Thompson, Michelle Fisher, Debbie Sue Jones. Mary Van Deren. Fonda Phillips. Debbie Johnson. Back Row, Left to Right: Emily Hall. Kathleen Kierman. Patti Konrad. Kelly Johnson. Stephanie Hirsh. Kelly Novak. Sponsor: Miss Coulter. 'T If f.. -Mi22is:5:f:a J.. 'S Q4 , Q R, ug '..... I Girls Track Team Has a Good Season The 1978-79 Senior High Girls Track team started the year off with a win over White Station and Sheffield. This was the first time in the school history that the girls' Track Team has won a meet. The girls continued to work hard and brought home several first and second place finishes. Kelly Novak, Debbie Johnson, Kelly Johnson, and Fonda Phil- lips made the league finals. Kelly Johnson, Kelly Novak, Debbie Johnson, and Fonda Phillips made the city QMIAAJ finals. Kelly Johnson and Debbie John- son placed in the District finals. With such a young team it was a good season. Q1 '-.- i -,.,,,,, ff, LP is ati N - '. .- . f. ,...J -f li i,?'i.5i' T'T'fl V, ,yn 4 ........ 5. ., I if QL ' -arf IIE .1 ' .' K? . s ., ,Bl N T.- , s f V- 7215 14 is -1- ' H'-'s ' rarr -. J 3.2 - J 09. 'ig ,' vu-,,.v0- 'f ' 1 jt.c.x?f:.v,--mil A, is . af re QU ' ful . ' , -we - -rf use r' ' 1 4. - .- . -XXX.. G-' . ,J .... '7 S are if ft.. J- ' K . wx ' +- Swim Team Enjoys an Excellent Year Directed by Coach Stan House, the swim team ended the season on February 21 with an excellent record. The team captured the Division AA championship and finished third in the MIAA Finals. Losing only to CBHS and Raleigh-Egypt, this year's effort proved to be one of the best seasons in the swim team's history. Experienced swimmers returning from last year included Mike Trapp, Mike Swift, and David Williford. Coach House said that each member of the swim team contributed greatly to its success. Sr. High Swim Team Left to Right: Coach Stan House, Mike Trapp, Brad Howard, Rich Riggins, Mark Benton, Andy Scott, Robert Swift, David Williford, Scott Melvin. David Weisman. Burt Howard, und Mike Swift. a S Mt View D, 0 EMM: 0, o is 5 f ll fe Aff- at ' .Q sas.. .A Wrestling Record Improves This was the second year for Ridgeway's wrestling team. Their record. 4-9, was improved from last year's. Steve Barnette was selected as captain of the team. Doug Elting did well in his first year of wrestling by placing 4th in the district. Ricky Pollan placed 2nd in the district and Warren Concepcion placed 4th in the district. Ricky and Warren placed 4th in the region. By their placement in the region, they advanced to the state tournament. Ricky wrestled in the ll2 weight division and Warren in the l05 weight division. Coach Clary was pleased with the outcome of this year's season. Left to Right, lst Row: Jerry Patterson. Ricky Pollan. Doug Caron, John Finch, Warren Concepcion. Ross Finch. Mike Nickas, Greg Senter, 2nd Row: Steve Barnette, Doug Elting, Andy Acott, John Thompson. John Kohr. Al Woods, Coach Mike Clary. f-JM P .X- .,.... l 4 , N, .. i 1 95.734 - ff! Vx 35 lf. rw L., i 99 Boys Tennis Team a Continued Success The Boys Tennis Team had a very good year with the number of players with which they had to work. They ended with a 4-l record in the league. Gary Wru- ble was the league champion in the individual event. He was the runner-up in the city individual event. Todd Andersen and Bruce Andersen reached the semi-finals in the district doubles. The other 0 ' U- , Q QM:- ' yjygfzif .A y ' 1 , '4 ff I team member was Robert Wil- son. , ,tt Sr. High Boys' Tennis Team Left to Right, First Row: Mark Simmons, Scott Joyner. Second Row: Bruce Andersen, Rob- ert Wilson, and Gary Wruble. ' , f - ...., ,Q B Ridgeway Girls End Season With State Championship The Ridgeway Girls Tennis Team had a fantastic year. Their record was 5-0 in the league. The team was made up of Sandy Saunders, Marian Kremer, Tracy Hoffman, and Nancy Buring. Together, they won the league, MIAA, District, and Regional Cham- pionships. Marian Kremer and Sandy Saunders won all four of those championships and reached the state to the semi-finals in the doubles category. Marian Kremer, seeded number l, not only won the League, MIAA, District, and Regional championships, but emerged as the winner of the State Championship in singles as well. Marian represented Ridgeway by win- ning the highest honor possible. 'W' fir! 825213, .. 1- , B Sr. High Girls' Tennis Team Left to Right, First Row: Nancy Buring, Tracy Hoffman. Second Row: Sandy Saunders, Marian Kremer. Boys' Golf Team Has a Successful Season The boys' golf team finished the season sixth in their district, winning four and losing one game. Mike Wyatt was a medalist of three of the matches shooting 75, 77, and 75. The team ended the season in a three-way tie for the National Division Champion- ship. - Wie- Til... J Hill- liar-. L.1i' n .4 ' l Lbfgiig -A 'le n REX, -1 Q SS.. X C a-'Qi V g all A W E . vi 7 A QI? a 5, 9 t 'Q V Dana, Coach House, and Jay discuss their next I8 holes of golf. Sr. High Boys' Golf Team Left to Right: Coach House, Jay Lasher, Ronnie McClain, Doug Caron, Mike Wyatt, John Moore, Dana Simmons. W ' ' 'H ' 'ha' g gg cf w1.i n..1..is'Tl.lLf'Ei 1 1, W of , tgcit , A V, . 6 X , I F' ,XX 1 .N .1 tt , X A, bt b i in. , I , iq , 'L-XY . K ,r J X' ,gziqfi -, 5 C , ,-3? ! . A r, I E. 1.1 i v 4 . ' ' SCJ.-av..-... .. t 4-Q A x Sr. High Girls' Golf Team Left to Right: Coach House, Beth Caron, Alisa Reynolds, Cindy Thomas. ' 5. Wm N' - v , . '!- Q , A Q. We .' . JP- . O A 'W-A ., .1 ,iq iris. 'fj' . 5 ,J Fyfile tw..-A v.,.,,u,. 'ff .N A N ,.' jo'.-A i- V - Although the Girls, Golf Team Was Small, They Had a Good Season The Sr. High Girls' Golf Team had an effective season this year. Although their record was 2-3, the team placed second in the Division AA tournament. Also. Beth Caron was named the most valuable player. si'4 , ff - - 1 I 'FQ Q A A . , I In MQ!! ' T vt- is N A any p-'his ,vi 1 ai-4 K 1 .a 19226 g,.,., , .v ., v W 'tb I 1' a' .1 4 1. '- . , si , , VA.: ,f ,ti A , , -v-1 I . - 4 - N , , ' .es f ' .img ya. lu f' ' ,-' I A f j -' .,,f,l-,.' . A4 fu ,D fx .V 'f '. V: 1- .N - Y' .., ' . i- -'. ,'1,P,t1c'-1 , 'itff ' tht-rj ' 'q Wt, all . 4 , , .. , 4 if Wx I 19 ' fl ft 'lf' j. 'fag ., IJ., , W' - ,, . ' y7 ' 'Nts' s ' , -' R . v.' ,. 1 Q-,gg I Ifis: j.,-' 5 . 4 xx W . ' g , ,Wax ' . 'o. n . '35,-8 ' .,,-YT! K Q if l . ' '1' .1 ' '33 ' First Year Softball Team Wins Second in District' This was the first year for an organized girls' softball team at Ridge- way. With an impressive record of 9-5, the team finished 2nd in a field of 8 MIAA teams. This record was achieved through team effort and the coaching abilities of Sgt. Sims. The girls' softball team was also runner-up in the district. The outstanding team players were Mary Marable, Kelly Novak and Fonda Phillips, who made the All-District team for l978-79. Sill an Ji . ..E,i:1-4-. :352gi 'f5f.z: -1 , 4'-L' 6' i-fg-.ffi.QV,uug, 5 722 If . , . ,g , -ur s 6'-F' S -S .,,a4 ' . - I . A x,jh,.f.' Softball Team lst Row, Left to Right: Leesa Lofton, Lisa Richards, Melody Meadows, Jan Sharpe, Fonda Phillips, Tina Crawley, Cindy James, Kathy Miller, Kim Kline, Marlene Messina. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Audrey Lee, Dawn Hunt, Amy Wheat, Mary Marable, Paige Gray, Donna McCalmon, Jackie Holmes, Kay Hollahan, Kelly Novak, Janice Smith, Sgt. Sims, coach. M QL' Whose ball We don t know. Way to go Coach Hicks. A-ggQ V r Mwvmum ,, A, ,....---1-4 dw V-rn-, ,,,.. N 'Z ' I-HW Q ,,,,,.,......----f .vqgvo-uQl ,01,.,,.,.....--- Q new Q ,,.........f ,,,..-f fi 9 -L 1 A aw W 4 ,J E Frin- ,A The Spirit Squad Throughout the season the Ridge- way Varsity Cheerleaders encouraged school spirit. This summer the cheer- leaders won 6 ribbons, a spirit stick, and a trophy at Ole Miss Cheerleading Camp. The girls contributed to the school by preparing for the Sports Ban- quet and being hostesses for the East Memphis Classic. They showed tre- mendous school spirit through their pom pom routines, delightful skits and their unusual but original signs. Led by Captain Cherri Smith and Co-Captain Paige Gray. they helped give Ridgeway a football and basketball season we will remember for years to come. Captain Cherri Smith Senior Miss Yates. advisor. with school mascot tKelly Ratzlaffj. Co-Captain Paige Gray Junior IO6 Jackie Allen Jill Dennis Tina Ragland Senior Senior Senior Jackie Sharpe Helen Brueck Edie Crawford Senior Junior Junior Traci Lee Beth McLeod Mary Van Deren Junior Junior Junior iw X M i uf ' mi' A X v I 'tl , f I 1 , Q is SSW Wil X sb il 1 s N1 qqeNX2ldC It Tbroci sq' 606 79 by WORKING TUGETHER 1 Orange Peal Staff Following the tradition of past years, the Orange Peal staff has continued to produce a newspa- per of excellence and quality. They have related eventful activi- ties, recognized honors and kept the student body well-informed. This year the paper is co-edited by Kathy Sims and Pat Coolidge. Sponsored activities by the newspaper this year included a Class T-Shirts sale and toboggan sale. The Staff does all of its own layout, margined typing, and photography. We the annual staff wish you continued success and excellence. Mrs. Darby: advisor -. 44, 1 . Kathryn Sims, co-editor Pat Coolidge, co-editor Left to Right, lst Row: Rob Ervin, Todd Kaplan, Bruce Anderson, Lebora Nickas, Melanie Williams, Debbie Arnoff, Missy Levine Sue Jones, Judy Ettingoff, Jessie Skypeck, John McClain. 2nd Row: Mrs. Darby, advisor: Brent Robertson, Jay Kaiser, Joe Crafton, Cox, Fran Moore, Pat Coolidge, Paula Pounds, Mike Wyatt, Thom Roach, Jill Dennis, Allison Wolfe, Kathryn Sims, Jenny Spector, C remer. A. I-,,,,..- f, W si Sammy Styx, business manager: Mrs. Scott, advisor: and Lida Grant, editor: discuss the layout of a page. Chaparral Staff The 1978-79 Chaparral staff was extremely successful in all endeavors this year. This was largely due to the tremendous support of the students, faculty, and an enthusiastic staff. Over 400 annuals were sold and ad sales, especially homeroom ads, topped all previous sales. Mark Benton, as the top ad salesman. won a camera for his efforts. In February, the second annual Miss Chaparral contest was held. After a year of cooperative effort, the 1979 Chaparral emerged a tri- umph. Annual Staff Left to Right, First Row: April Hill, Lida Grant. Betsy Ringel. Kim McGarr. Second Row: Jackie Holmes, Sandra Walters, Mrs. Scott, Advi- sor: Sammy Styx, David Uchansky, Nancy Segner, Patrice Purnell, Robin Vaillancourt, Ingrid Halpern, Diana Patterson. Mark Benton, Rex Honore. Second Annual Miss Chaparral On the l5th and l6th of February, the second annual Miss Chaparral pageant was held. Elevenjun- ior and senior girls participated, representing various clubs and organizations. The competition began Thursday evening at 7:00 at a dinner held for the contestants. their parents, their sponsors and guests. After dinner. each girl spoke about her plans for the future. Friday morning, second and third periods, the girls performed their talents for Ridgeway students and thejudges. Singing, dancing. a dramatic monologue. a piano solo, roller skating, and comedy skits were the talents Robin Vaillancourt, lst alternate Robin, Karen, Dawn displayed. Friday night at 7:30, the weeks of planning and practice ended when the final competition began. The show opened with the girls dancing to Here Comes the Robert E. Lee . followed by talent. eve- ning gown competition and the top five speeches. The Ridgeway High School Band. the Junior High Swing Choir, the Senior High Swing Choir, and the Escorts performances added to the program. Dave Nichols, WHBQ Disc Jockey. was the guest Master of Cere- monies. The show was judged by Mr. Gilbert Hal- pern, Mr. Mark Stansberry, Miss Mabel Springfield, and Mrs. Manie Fitzgerald. v Dawn Clark, 2nd alternate I Contestants Left to Right: Donna Hildreth, Lisa Lewis, Leesa Lofton, Donna McCalman. Lisa Richards, Andrea Schmit, Kathryn Sims, Sharon Stone. X 1, 9 I ,lv 1, , , 4,... - - 2-., ,, 1 Q, 3,91-5 I Lg 443. Q? 4? , I , F F f. 5 F if K ,, lk. A' ' in ' I ' I gg., Q' , ako 'xx ,2 4 .3...4 'ig' 3' n-5 4 f - A Q .44 fax' , PY! 1, M lr if IN 'll , 1 1 41.054 ' 5 y T533 2 g -,--A f. J ' K' ' ff ' - Q hi L, f .f ,. if 'N' .pm Music Department Senior High Band Band Members: Brad Baker, Amy Biggers. Joanna Burke, Margaret Chisholm, Chad Chrisman. Jackie Collins, Jim Collins. Barbara Craw- ford. Ann Davidson, Forest Debandi. David Donnaud. Chris Dorsey. Laureen Dorsey. Jo Hackerman, Greg Kaiser. Brian Keefe. Phillip Laferny. Mary Luttrell, Diane Mallery. Kathy McGarr, Keith McGarr, Kim McGarr. Dawn McGibbon. Tony Meyer, Hugh Miller, Kimball Murray. Keith Obert, Kelly Ratzlaff, Kevin Ratzlaff, Jimmy Rich, Tina Richards, John Shelton. Kristen Snyder, Dana Voight, Sandra Wal- ter. David Weiss. and Ken Zimmerman. Director: Lafayette Ragsdale. Y Practice makes perfect!!! ' ' ' 'RU :Ii - we, ., Art Club Left to Right, Kneeling: Donna Stern, Debbie Sue Jones, Elizabeth Buckings, Martha Hample, Alison Maynard, Robin Vaillancourt, Barbra Poole, April Hill, Ricky Siler. 2nd Row: Brook Ellis, Michael Mosby, Rob Ervin, Marshall Rullman. Frank Markus, Wes Massey, Mr. Wil- son, Jimmy Barekley. Tracee Fortner, Steve Ollar, Michael Hardin, Deuce Mason, Johnny Walker. A . I 'l'- Q 4 1 fs 'fi tr FQ Science Club Left to Right, Kneeling: Jay Lasher, Kathy Krieger, Brent Robertson, Richard Mincer, Allison Wolfe, Patty Mahoney, Lawanna Love, Clay Younts, Leesa Lofton, Kelly McKinley, Julie Madelman, Maxine Bilsky. Jim Collins, Bruce Andersen. Znd Row: Jill Werman, Hallie Moni- son, Pam Greenwald, Debbie Aronoff. Jackie Frank, Kim McGarr, Connie Whittington, Lisa Leonardo, Tina Crawley, Beth McLeod, Jim Nelson, Marty Gruen. 3rd Row: Wes Massey, Kevin Wells, Michael Boone, Kathy Steuer, Shauneen Mullarkey, Todd Ross, Marty Feur- stein. Cindy Morrison. Debra Orgel. Sheri Lipman. Jeff Lichterman, Ingrid Halpern, Betsy Ringel, Marian Kremer. Todd Andersen, Allison Drake, Mr. Post. 4th Row: Chris Gallager, Marshall Rullman, Mark Benton, George Ferran, Jim Payne, Myra Druff. Kathy Shook, Greg Subick. Frank Markus, Chris Jones, Steve White. Brad Shapiro, Greg Kaiser, Thom Roach. Jay Kaiser, Joe Crafton, Steve Wright. Spanish Club Front: Pam Greenwald. Left to Right. lst Row: Doug Elting. Melissa Milton, Patrice Pur- nell. Mae Clark. Jay Kaiser, Pam Gronauer. Jennifer Spector. Last Row: Michelle Greer. Kathy Steuer. Mrs. Strickland, Jill Werman, Sandy Friedman. Language Department Jr. Classical League Left to Right, Ist Row: Joey Rosenberg. Eddie Kramer. Judy Ettingoff. Kathy Kaminsky. Nancy Segner. Gail Kamissky. Lori Thomas Ayla Gokturk. 2nd Row: Laura Frank. Laura Land. Michelle Washer. Jackie Towles. Michelle Sparks. Dana Voigt. Amy Wheat, Ellen McSherry. 3rd Row: Jeff Lichlerman. Christopher Dorsey. 4th Row: James Collins. Gregg Kaiser. 5th Row: Mark Simmons. Brian Gilman. 6th Row: Raymond Pearcy. Andrew Williams. 7th Row: Scott Joyner. Ashley Landers. 8th Row: Kyra McKinley. Suzy Smith. 9th Row: Mrs. Williams. Helen Perkins. French Club Left to Right, Kneeling: Fonda Phillips. Tina Rag- land, Jackie Kerns. Shauneen Mullarkey. Debbie Sue Jones. Barbara Lebovits. Diane Willette. Laura Miller. Terry Francis. 2nd Row: Dawn Posner. Ali- son Wolfe, Jackie Holmes. Alan Harkavy. Nevin Gokturk. Marty Katz. Sheri Lipman, Betsy Ringel. Leslie Levy. .lill Werman. Tracee Fortner. 3rd Row: Mr. Knight, Anna Thompson. Chris Jones. Frank Markus. Bruce Anderson. Steve Smith. Kathy Sims. Ingrid Halpern, Beth Caron. II9 .1 43 Library Aides Gffice Aides FHA Library Aides Left to Right: Debbie Gardner, Karen Sims, Denise Hays. Second Row: Michael Mosby. Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Terrel. Wir Olflce Aides Left to Right, First Row: Robyn Mandelman, Robin Vaillancourt, Mrs. J. McClain, Mrs. Reynders, Mrs. Robinson, Maxine Bilsky. Connie Whittington. Second Row: Jill Werman, Kim Johnson. Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Hunter, Kevin Wells, Rebecca Wilson. ,W . .f . 7-Humax' , FHA Sweethearts Future Homemakers of America Robbin Blalock and Robin Tucker Left to Right. First Row: Karen Bauer. Kim Cline. Mary Hamilton. Rhonda Seddon. Sandy Jennings, Paula Brown. Sharon Stone. President: Suzanne Scheuner. Diane Rosenberg. Lisa Lee, Teresa Colwin, Lisa Friule, Denise Hayes. Kim Purser. Second Row: Nevin Gok- turk, Julie Acers, Connie Whittington. Barbara Poole. Lebora Nickas. Sandy Howard. Dee Dee Blackstone. Angela Blackstone. Sharon Macklin. Lorealha Crumpton, Bobbie Rich- ardson. Mae Clark, Roxie Sharp, Priscilla Dean. Tina Bassi. Debbie Anderson. Mrs. Pitts. Third Row: Gloria Gray, Sherri Jones. Donna McCalman, Lisa Creamer, Valarie Jones. Susan Hall, Tay Turman. Ricky Reed. Raymond Ross. Fred Eatson, Johnny Walker, Craig Wiener, Regina Boyd, Crystal Swindle. Debbie Gardner. Christi Tracey. Teresa Dean. Pamela Smith, Karen Richardson. -Jw From Left to Right: Craig Wiener. President: Jackie Sharpe. Vice-President: Sandra Styx. Secretary: Clay Younis. Treasurer. Sr. High Student Council Shows Leadership This year's Student Council got off to an impressive start. The fund raising pro- ject for the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Tele- thon was a huge success. The students raised Sl l5.00. The theme for the Football Homecoming Dance. the 2nd activity sponsored by the Student Council, was A Shower of Stars. The decoration commit- tee was headed by Maxine Bilsky. Later in the year. the presentation of the School of the Month Award was held at the Board of Education. Receiving the award were Mrs. Terrell. Co-Advisor. Sandra Styx and Patrice Purnell. rw V-.fav-.N -s ,-s-. at 1 L ' ' K ',NJ. , f4la llilfl K' Seated. Left to Right: Commissioners: Patrice Purnell. Maxine Bilsky. Elizabeth Marahle. John Gatti. 2nd Row: Mrs. Hunter. Advisor: Brent Robertson, Jackie Allen. Nancy Barnette. Shauneen Mullarky. Melanie Williams. Paige Gray. Kirk Martin. Jon Kohr. 3rd Row: Pat Cool- idge. Tracey Fortner. Steve Smith. Steve Barnetle. Stan Weaver. 121 Ridgeway DECA Third in Nation This year's DECA Chapter was the busiest and most successful yet. They had a number of projects including participation in a Haunted House, a con- cession booth at the Germantown Festival, and Employee Breakfast, elementary school programs, and a Halloween Festival. The Chapter had several guest speakers at their meetings, including State Rep- resentative Joe Kent QR-Memphisj and Marion Bur- gess, a Channel 3 personality. DECA Officers Back Row: Treasurer Jim Suzich, Parliamentarian Kim Roy, Reporter Jackie Sharpe, Presi- dent Brad Savage. 2nd Row: Vice-President Cissy Stewart, Recording Secretary Marti Tate, rw u L ni I n 'title , , DECA members also appeared on Channel 3, WEZI-FM, WHBQ, and WWEE to promote free enterprise and various Ridgeway DECA activities. Ridgeway DECA was very successful in the competi- tive events with twenty members going to Regional, seventeen going to State and four going to National. While at the National Convention, Ridgeway's DECA Chapter came in third out of 3000 DECA Chapters. DECA had a very rewarding and success- ful year. The dignified President Savage at Chan- nel 3. DECA Members Top Row: Randy Nelson, John Lingua, Tommy Anderson, Richard Mincer, Kirk Martin, John Leonard, Erich Grantham, Herbie Kaufman, Richard Jordon, Mitch Bihm, Mark Sacharin, John Belenchia, Chris Johnson, Bob Glenn, Gene Schindler, Mrs. Frances Galloway. Second Row: George Abraham, Mike Bryan, Lawrence Brown, Jim Payne, David Uchansky, Warren Conception, Brett Pleasants, Terry Richards, Pat Cockridge, Mark Barre, Susan Hall, Kenny Abraham, Bob Kaiser, Ed Hunter, Mike Francis, Deuce Mason. Thlrd Row: Andrea Winn, Jackie Sharpe, Michelle Gunn, Lywley Talley, Ellen Rainey, Robin Roy, Cissy Stewart, Andy Reynolds, Brad Savage, Jim Suzich, Sandra Tucker, Julia Wright, Sheri Allen, Anita Barrow, Sharon Stone, Loreatha Crumpton, Lisa Robinson, Pam Terrell. Bottom Row: Laura Car- man, Debbie Piper, Michelle Driscoll, Diane Galvin, Dena Mandino, Vickie Mulherin, Laura Cox, Julie Poole, Debbie Roberts, Jimmy Kim- brough. h ..f -t Y 1 -f. Q M., 1 f ' J . 'Nz W Q .V --C sr l. The DECA window. 2. Brad and David present Alumni Award to Channel Three's Marioun Burgess. 3. Mark at the children's Christmas party. 4. The Halloween Haunted House. 5. Kim, Diane, and Sharon at Employee Breakfast. 6. Richard Mincer the big winner at Regional DECA Competition. 7. DECA members who went to state. 8. Brad Savage presents an award to Mayor Chandler. 9. Tommy, Mike, Cissy, and Richard at the National DECA Con- vention in Houston, Texas. , .4 ARTICULATE SPEECH DEPARTMENT HAS A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR This year, the Speech Department under the leadership of Mrs. Georgia Moore reached higher and went far- ther than they have ever gone before. A speech tournament did not go past without at least a dozen participants in the many categories. Many trophies and certificates won this year proved how talented this department was. Trophy winners included: Lida Grant, Missy Levine, Ingrid Halpern, Leslie Levy, Dawn Hunt, Debbie Harkavy. and Dev Butler. In order to have money to cover these tournaments and other expenses, the Speech Dep't held many fundraisers this year, including a carwash, bakesales, and the Thornton Wilder play, Our Town. To wrap up the very successful year, a speech banquet was held at The Loft Restaurant. The banquet was a great success and was a perfect ending to a fantastic year of speech. Q i ll l , li xg ! l Speech Club First Row, Left to R.: Connie Whittington, Maxine Bilsky, Lebora Nickas, Judy Ettingoff. Lisa Creamer, Debbie Harkavy, Mark Benton, Janice Griffith, Rhonda Hill. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Tom Jackson, Paige Goodman, Maggie Eikner, Kendra Murray, Lauren Wellford, Betsy Nix, Kathleen Kiernan, Fran Rosensweig. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Moore, Fran Moore, Lida Grant, Debbie Sue Jones, Beth Hall, Shari Marlowe. Lisa Tomlinson, Jeff Licht- erman, Jill Werman, Marty Katz, Donna Stem, Nancy Segner, Jackie Holmes, Karen Healey. On the Ladder, L. to R.: Leslie Levy, David Densford, Julie Mandelman, Missy Levine, Marian Kremer, Ingrid Halpern. Dawn Hunt and Tom Jackson wait for Lida Grant going up to the stage and Missy Levine in her lunchbox Theatre final results. receiving one of her many trophies won version of. Just a Little One . this year. Speech Club Officers Back Row: Dayvn Hunt - President, Maxine Bilsky - Ass't. Secretary. 2nd Row: Lisa Creamer - Treasurer, Debbie Harkavy - Sgt.-at-arms, David Densford - Vice Pres., Ingrid Halpem - Secre- tary, Lebora Nickas - Reporter. Bottom: Leslie Levy - Historian. K David Densford and Mrs. Moore go over the ballots from a speech Jill Wennan and Julie Mandelman smile after finishing a tough IOUITIHITICFII. 1 5. I gig, ' fa . x 7 ,.. ,I .. I, Todd Carpenter and Mrs. Moore feeling very happy about the trophies won. round at the District Speech toumament at Memphis State. These are the trophies won this year. These trophies represent the hard work contributed by this year's Speech Department, , J Ridgeway s R.O.T.C. Battalion When the Director of Instruc- tions compared all 28 ROTC Units based on all competition, Rid ewa finished in the top thin? for the school year 1978-79. On the major inspections this year, the Roadrunner Battalion received a score of 97.13 on the DA1, and a 93.40 on the Federal Ins Inspection. In October 1978, Kim Roy was voted the ROTC Queen and Bar- bara Crawford was voted the alternate. On November 11, 1979, the Ridgeway Battalion Staff Officers, Drill Team Members, ROTC Queen, and Alternate marched in the Veteran's Day Parade. ROTC Staff Sitting Left to Right: LTC. Gordon Reid, LTC. Hoppy Dickerson Standing Major Audrey Lee, Major John Ostrowski, Major Lisa Leonardo Major Lawrence Brown. -f,I2 ' .M-ff-N. JM b'1 K M' . 'Nxsrtrt 'sw-4-..f ,r ,, 4 K . - YI, -.,. - f fm ,,,+.s-.-,..c.,t M,.acf, . . XR 3, af , , ... 5 nj-' Qtf,,.f1m.1tM.x.sc bibd r-A .l , l ' if '- .n.f,et,t,...':a:,e.f., .. -, W wi: t- - , irnfftg-its1?SZ2JSi1a1p,::?.f.1s if UV1 llX XX l lll li 3 I X ' ' LL... em: . ,di N., The Rifle Team in action. -fin . Ms 4 Rifle Team Shoots Their Way to the Top During an award ceremony on May 14, 1979, at the Board of Education, team captain, Cadet Major Reid accepted the 4th Bri- gade Rifle Championship trophy for the third time in four years. Cadet Major Reid also received awards for maintaining the high- est average in the city and in the Brigade. The team recorded a perfect season with twelve wins and no losses in the league com- petition. They were also sixth in the city competition. -L -L Rifle Team All :wr left to Right: Gordon Reid, Hoppy Dickinson, Mike Swift, John Ostrowski. Color Guard Sgt. Skill Wilson. Sgt. Karen Alber, Sgt. David Skypeck, Susan Hall, Sgt. Kelly Stanfill. Girls' Drill Team Major Crystal Johnson. Commander. L- R: lLt. Sharon Macklin. Sgt. Teri Perl- man. Sgt. Sherrianne Jones. Sgt. Sharon Stone, Sgt, Tonya Luellen. Sgt. Marie Simelton, Sgt. Gloria Gray, Sgt. Regina Boyd. Sgt. Mary Thomas. Sgt, Robin Syn- der, Sgt. Barbara McMillian. Boys' Drill Team lLt. Steve Faulkner. 2Lt. Reggie Rooks Sgt. Stacey Smith. 2Lt. Keith Magnifico Sgt. Steve Craig, Sgt. Trevlyn Brooks. Sgt Curt Joyner. Sgt. Larry Dockery. Sgt Tony Reed. Sgt. Curt Lariviere. Major Mike Mosby. Commander tnot shownj Major Lawerence Brown. L-R: Headquarters' Platoon Capt. Kirk Martin. Platoon Leader. L-R, Rows: lLt. Debbie Roberts, lLt. Andrea Winn, lLt. Raymond Ross, lLt. Brook Ellis, lLt. Terry Francis, 2Lt. Sabra Seyer, lLt. Mark Barre, 2Lt. Kevin Wells, Sgt. Debbie Lansky, lLt. Barbara Crawford, Sgt. John Moore, 2Lt. Karen McMillian, lLt. Kathy Miller, lLt. Jimmy Kimbough, lLt. John Shelton, lLt. Jackie Allen, 2Lt. Dianne Galvin, lLt. David Donnuad. In the Rear: Platoon Sergeant, Sgt. Tammy Sowell. lst Platoon lLt. Kim Roy, Platoon Leader. L-R: Sgt. Karl Kieffer, Platoon Sergeant. Sgt. Micheal Hardin, Sgt. Bill Allen, Sgt. Ron- nie Hill, Sgt. Kent Green, Bobby Fite, Sgt. Eddie Gillespie, Kim Holmes, Dee Talley, George Townsel. John Kaiser. Corp. Kirby Harper, Sherri Allen, Lee Street, Martha Whitby. Don Jacob. 2nd Platoon lLt. Randy Nelson, Platoon Leader. Sgt. Tammy Holley, Platoon Sergeant. L-R: Sgt. Todd Kaplan, Sgt. John Bailey, Sgt. Julie Thompson, PFC. Daniel Anderson, Tina Bassi, Corp. Steve Bihm, Corp. Steve Labarreara, John Belenchia, Tommy Stringer, Beth Jamison. Corp. Gregory Gray, Steve Ollar, Gary Donnaud. Corp. Windle Smith, Glenda Powers. 3rd Platoon lLt. Brent Gaston, Platoon Leader. Sgt. Scott Melvin, Platoon Sergeant. L-R: Sgt. Suzanna Pier, Sgt. Ken Fortune, Sgt. Lisa Haddock, Corp. David Weis, Corp. Paul Hilderbrand, Corp. Phil Seyer, William Harper, Laura Carman. Kevin Adams. Kevin Adams, Paula Brown, Willie Wat- kins, Tiffany Young, Michelle Driscoll, Debbie Anderson. RIDGE Y O Europe Trip On December 26, 1979 a group of twenty excited students gath- ered at Memphis International Airport with Coach Conn and Miss Yates leading the way. After arriving in Amsterdam eight hours later we boarded our pri- vate bus and took a short tour of the city. Then on to Belgium where we spent our first night in a youth hostel. During the next eleven days the group traveled through Luxem- burg, along the Mosell Valley, and Switzerland. We saw several of Rembrandt's originals, wind- mills, castles, and cathedrals, which were all very impressive. On our safe return everyone was looking forward to seeing his family and friends. First Row, Left to Right: Miss Yates - Sponsor, Bruce Olinger. Karen White, Anna Thompson, Kim McGarr, Lori Senko, Warren Concepcion, Kim Roy, Tina Ragland. Sec- ond Row: Kevin Ratzlaff, Michael Boone, Carl Keiffer, Paul Hildebrand, Steve Billings, Susan Kelley, Steve Barnette, Doug Elting, Coach Conn - Sponsor. Not Shown: Donna Stern, Myra Druff, Kevin Keiffer, Rhod Lauck. Mig, . .f ,iv A. A , H ....-qv ' mtl L THE ROAD First Row, Left to Right: Sandra Styx. Lida Grant, Jenni Spector, Barbara Poole, Traci Lee. Beth McLeod. Terry Lee. 2nd Row: Cherri Smith. Laureen Dorsey, Kelly McKinley, Lisa Richards, Andrea Schmit. Patty Mahoney, Lawanna Love, Connie Whittington. Mike Francis, Nanc Segner. Ramona Foley. John Ostrowski. 3n'l Row: Ronnie McClain, Mike Massey, Clay Younts, Katliy Sims. Pat Cool- idge. Billy Cox. Joe Crafton. .lay Kaiser, 4th Row: Mark Benton, John McClain, Jill Dennis. Liz Marahle. Paula Pounds, Ernie Norcross, Thom Roach, .lay Lasher, Rob Ervin, Kevin Wells. is 4 . .P N Q V .ex , . I .4-, ,a v , . Q iii ' F A 1 Q, ' ei i P 'gi 7' . is ' :V ' f N .4 Florida Trip The destination for the I979 Amer- ican History Trip was Orlando, Fla. Enroute several stops were made in prominent southern cities. The first stop was in Atlanta, Ga., where a tour was taken of the Cyclorama, Downtown Atlanta and the magnifi- cent Stone Mountain. Next, in Charleston, S.C., a tour was taken of the harbor and the beautiful old city. Ready for some Florida sunshine, the trip detoured to Daytona Beach for some fun in the sun. Disney World in Orlando, may not have been historic, but it was fun, fun, fun. While tour- ing St. Augustine the students saw Ripley's Believe lt or Not and the Fountain of Youth. Before returning to Memphis, stops were made in Columbus, Ga. and the famed Plains, Georgia. 'li N if Q Q Spirit Week Witches, goblins, and cats started off the l978 Spirit Week. Tuesday Ridgeway students showed their class by wearing their finest attire to school. Everybody wore some- thing to distinguish his graduating class on Wednesday. Sophomore unknown comics, Junior cops and robbers, and the I979 Seniors, wear- ing hats and sunglasses, filled the halls. Thursday, spirit was exhibited by wearing our sc ool colors of blue and orange. Denise Hayes and Andy Reynolds received the award for wearing the best blue and orange. Thursday night during halftime Cherri Smith was named the l978 Homecoming Queen while the sen- iors rejoiced over winning the hall decoration contest. The culmination of Spirit Week was our Homecom- ing Dance, featuring Eclypse, held in the gym. Top Left: Lida, Johnny. and Patrice. Top Right: Sophs working on their hall. Cen- ter: Four of our crazy seniors! Above: Jes- sie distracted from work. Lower Left: Keith, you'll learn how to dance one day . . .Lower Right: Liz gets the pay-off! 132 x 1 vi 1-JNL T' s P' 1 9-1 4 Top Left: Starsky and Hutch. Top Right: Junior Roadrunners step out in style. Middle Left: Sophomore unknown comic. Center: Thom. move the right down a lit- tle! Middle Right: Doug turns gangster! Lower Middle Left: Sing it. Kelly! Above: .luniors on guard. Left: Gonna' dance the night away. Xl ROYAL FOLLIES - A BIG SUCCESS This year's Talent Show held on February 8th turned out to be a great success. The show was filled with singers and dancers. The Varsity Cheerleaders performed a pom-pom routine to Ease on Down the Road. Also, Jill Dennis was crowned as this year's Queen of Hearts. While thejudges were making their decisions, last year's winners Bob Glenn and Kevin Adams performed. Bob played an original song on the guitar, while Kevin sang Soul Man. Then the exciting part of the show - the announc- ing ofthe winners! Lida Grant was named Best Per- former for her recitation to The Impossible Dream. She was accompanied by Kathryn Sims on the piano. Karen Healy, Beth McLeod, Mark Mullen, and Stan Weaver were named Most Talented for their singing of two songs written by Beth and Stan. The Most Entertaining act was John Gatti and Clay Younts doing a pantomine of No-Hit Karate. This year's Talent Show turned out to be a fun-filled program for everybody who performed and watched. The Senior Class sponsored this successful activity. Winners of the 1979 Talent Show THE 1979 QF HEARTS Bottom, L to R: Mark Mullen, Stan Weaver. Karen Healy, Beth J' l enms McLeod. Top: Lida Grant. Kathryn Sims, John Gatti, Clay Younts. Talent Show Contestants Bottom Row. L to R: llelen Brueck, Jackie Sharpe, Tina Ragland, Mary Van Deren, Page Gray. Jackie Allen, Edie Crawford, Tracy Lee, Bonnie Shaw, Shelia Kones. Paula Foster, Barbara Hunt, Connie Johnson. Second Row: Lida Grant, Kathy Sims. Missy Levine, Paula Pep- per, Renee Jones, Mindy Okeon, Beth McLeod, Karen Healty, Leesa Lofton, Andrea Schmit, Maggie Eikner. Third Row: Bob Glenn, Kieth Magnifico, Steve Wenger, Kevin Adam. Audie Harper, Frances Moore, Jill Dennis, Johnny Walker. Mark Mullen, Stan Weaver. John Gatti. Clay Younts, Kirk Martin, and John Belenchia. . 1 J MOST ENTERTAINING Left to Right: .lohn Galli and Clay Younis. Bob Glenn, winner of last year. performs. BEST PERFORMANCE Lida Grant MOST TALENTED Left to Right: Mark Mullen. Beth Mcl.oed. Karen Healy. Sian Weaver. V-,.... . ,A- we Kevin Adams, winner of last year. performs. l'm a Soul Man, IQX T t 2. Z i?4'F!i 5 vi r 'jaigigikmf pkg -gd A Kee. A Roadrunner Rentals Avis? Hertz? No! This is the annual Rent-a-Roadrunner Day. when the Seniors subject them- selves to voluntary servitude ffor a pricey. As the saying goes. You can't tell a book by its cover . and you can't tell a senior by his legs. Hid- ing behind a screen. with only legs showing. Coach Clary auc- tioned away their services for a day. The Senior Class. who were the sponsors, profited from this enjoyable activity. Cixi I x ' X us, , s.. S A 1 -- x Top: Master photographer at work. Mid- dle Left: You put your left foot in. you put your left foot out . . . Middle Right: Feet. don't fail me now! Lower Right: Master puts finishing touches on slave. FX 'H-gi, Mi: .a z,- rx: fx .V , K-fi., if X ' , V' 35,3 . 1 sg' s S 1 I 2 K , -, 5- -.LG- W, ,,.,, Dev Butler played the all-knowing Stage Manager for which he received the best actor award. Edie Crawford. Doug Elting. Joanna Burke, and Chris Hancock have a family talk as members of the Webb family. Thornton Wilder's OUR TOWN Edie Crawford played the role of Emily Webb during the night performance. She received the best actress award. fl ,ff 1 Cast Members Q Q. s?ji1. 1, A 4 Front Row, L. to R.: Mark Benton, Brent Robertson, Suzanne Scheuner, Beth Hall. Kendra Murray and Lauren Wellford. 2nd Row. L. to R.: Robin Vaillancourt. Joanna Burke. Dana Murray, Beth McLeod, Jill Werman, Edie Crawford, and Mary Van Deren. 3rd Row. L. to R.: Mrs. Moore. Dev Butler, Tom Jackson, Steve Bamette, Beth Caron, Wayne Snyder, Doug Elting. Jackie Holmes, Scott Bryant, and David Densford. 4th Row, L. to R.: Steve Billings, Johnny Walker, Stan Weaver, John Gatti, and Marty Katz. This year, the Speech and Drama Department decided to do the Thomton Wilder play, Our Town. This play was the most appropriate for the dept. to per- form. The play took place on Thursday May l0 in the audito- rium. There were two perform- ances, one during the day and one that night. For the more than fifty people involved in the show, it was a time to learn many aspects of how to put on a play as well as having lots of fun doing it. Joanna Hunter, Stan Weaver. Robin Vallaincourt, and David Densford had the roles of the Gibb family. 4 Mary Van Deren was cast in the role of Emily during the day performance. Here Emily converses with her father before her wedding. fDoug Eltingj 1,4 Tom Jackson tProfessor Willardl and Dev Butler get their movements perfected dur- ing rehearsal. Here. townspeople discuss what has been happening in their town. Stage Crew Front Row, L. to R.: Dawn Hunt, Lisa Leonardo, Melissa Milton, and Theresa Hunter. 2nd, L. to R.: Don Jacob, Dena Mandino, Karen Healey, Donna McCalman, and Audrey Lee. 3rd, L. to R.: Andy Reynolds, Keith Obert, Johnny Walker. Todd Carpenter. and Scott Joyner. One aspect of Our Town is the lack of set. Here. the audience sees both the Gibbs and Webb households at the same time. Simon Stimson. the drunkard, fMark Bentonl is given an evil eye by Dr. Webb tDoug Elt- ingl. Here, George lDavid Densfordl and Rebecca Gibb Uoanna Hunterj discuss their busy days. Because of the various roles in the show, the Junior high had par- ticipants as well as the Senior High. -,QQ Q: .wade Thr. O 79 by GROWING-UP 1 O Wx. ies. zkgxg FRESHMAN WHO S WHO Lisa 140 .XW1 -N rf dk? ,. x. .. .1 4 -5 4 1, A x Q. .3- 5 . A 5 N, was 5 3 ff 1 gm 3 2 , 'Syl Q? X fl I.: E 5 :Q fff .53 - ,fy -1. hw. Q, s ' .3 , .. ' ' gf 1 ii , s T? g if. Q E 5 1 393' . I, I -K--1 A ,, N, 'K' . RI , x J' .5 In ted 1endl1esb McK1nley Burt How and Suzanne Schuh FRESHMAN WHO'S WHO f alented Ia. g1Ph1ll1p Laferny K fe Students Excel Academically 1979 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOLARS Margaret Chisholm Kerry Miller Kimberly Cline Laura Frank Suzanne Smith Ben Underwood Andrew Willrams Kathy Druff Brian Keefe .. 1 aa:-De:-.Y : ,-.-, ,...:A: I V, 4 :F Jr. High Honor Society Left to Right. Sitting: Jackie Collins, Sherianne Jones, Ossie Hudson, Doug Peek, Jim Martin, John Harris, Ellen McSherry, Sarah Aubery, Amy Wheat, Kathy McGarr, Dorothy Reed, Suzy Smith, Karen Sims, Kathy Druff. Kneeling: Tony Meyer, Suzanne Piper, Margaret Chish- olm, Stephanie Fitzgerald, Cynthia Grant, Michelle Milton, Carrie Brooks, Phillip Lafemy, Sam Strang, Michael Butcher, Chris Smith, James Burr, Ben Underwood, Brenda Kaplan, Kimball Murray, Kim Cline, Byron J ohnson, Greg Lew. Standing: Dee Spiro, Greg Hanissian, Mike Cook, Paul Catanzaro, Pat Saunders, Chris Williams, Leigh Floyd, Wesley Sparks, Susan Bisno, Jody Danzig, Karen Struminger, Beth Jameson, Phil Lutey, Gene Hunter, Clay Boatright, Karen White, Laureen Wellford, Maggie Eikner, Betsy Nix, Lisa Towles, Maggie Taylor, Lisa Simpson, Leslie Engelberg, Brian Keefe, Sann Gossum, Rick Riggins, Asher Gray, Ann Davidson, Kerry Miller, Kyra McKinley, Amye Bryan, Tamara Crawley, Leslye Robbins, Debra Gardner, Susan Linder. Officers- Brian Keefe - President: Kyra Secretary: Kristen Snyder - Treasurer. McKinley Vice President: Kathy McGarr Junior High Student Council Makes Its Mark The l978-l979 Junior High Student Council had a most pro- ductive year. Under the leader- ship of Brian Keefe. president. many activities were held. Two of these activities were bake sales and a disco dance with the theme of Too Much Heaven. The dance featured the entertainment of Frankie's Disco. The home- room representatives and alter- nates have all worked together as a team in order to put ideas into action. Mrs. Mitchell. sponsor. has also put forth a big effort to make the Junior High Student Council a success. Y' fq Student Council Representatives lst Row: Leslie Engelberg. Sherrie Scott. Debbie King. Chris Reynolds. Darren Curtis. Gary Webb. Chris Williams. Richard Zimmerman. Paul Catanzaro. Wesley Sparks. Lauren Wellford. Anne Kaiser, Susan VanCleve. Sandra Walter. 2nd Row: Trey Clark. Tommy Derrick, Karen Griffin. Michelle Dennis. Christi Tracy. Betsy Nix. Dee Spiro. Phil Lutey, Carrie Brooks. Danny Kammer. Lisa Haddock. Leslie Rob- bins. Blair Fortas. Chris Smith. Kerry Miller. Mrs. Mitchell. Music Department 7th Grade Band lst Row, Left to Right: Janet Chisholm, Allison Serenco, Heather Keele, Melissa Reeves, Jerome Robinson, Gary Webb, Leslie Huey, Nikki Schroeder, Noa Harrell Josie Secher, Ann Kaiser, Renee Cruchon. 2nd Row: Richard Zimmerman, Brad Hampson, David VanDeren, Chris Reynolds, Alan Snipes, John Pearcy, Michelle Kaplan, Rebecca Goldberg, Stephanie Rogers, Billy Brown, Tim Backus, Mark Kaiser. Mike Keeney, Mitch Hodges. 3rd Row: Lee Fields QStandingl, Bill Hewitt. l : 1 Y ' Q -L -Q ,M HAH. 4, .-5' f - ,. 2 . ,,-,, ,Y 0, 8th Grade Band lst Row, Left to Rlghtz Maggie Eikner. Susan Bisno, Yolanda O'Leary, Renee Jones, Susan VanCleve, Jackie Collins, Lynn Parks, Brogan. Ossie Hudson, Fran Rosensweig. 2nd Row: Carie Brooks, Kelli Sullivan, Paul Catanzaro, Megan Baker, Teresa McCalman, Benson, Alan Goodwine. 3rd Row: Brad Chrisman, Keith Densford. .lay Healy, Mike Cook. Phil Lutey. Bill Willette, Forest Goldberg, Leon, Chris Williams tStandingl. Carolyn Alperin Sarah Awbrey Steven Baggs Brad Baker Lew Baumgartel Karen Bauer Brad Beaty Mary Benton Amy Biggers Robin Blalock Bubba Boyd Regina Boyd Brenda Branyan Trevlyn Brooks Tony Brown Amye Bryan Nancy Buring Michael Butcher James Carter James Carter Lester Cecil Margaret Chisholm Todd Click Kim Cline Teresa Colvin Tamara Crawley Jennifer Creswell Pam Crone Jody Danzig Ann Davidson Billy Day Forest Debandi Tommy Derrick Larry Dockery Gary Donnard Kathy Druff 146 Freshmen if vi Stacey Elster Patricia Emerson David Ferrell Bobby Fite Blair Forlas Ken Fortune Karen Foster Laura Frank Debbie Gardner Robert Girards Ayla Gokturk Kent Gordan Sann Gossum Michelle Greer Asher Gray Janice Griffith Lisa Haddock Mary Hamilton William Harper Mike Harrington Ken Harris Mike Harrison Chuck Hester Robert Hiatt Lisa Hodges Chantal Hoffman Donni Holley Kim Holmes Rex Honore Dan Hopper McNeal Hopper Keith Hornsby l47 Freshmen 17 Q. 2 'r ,. . 4 Xlvi n rvlili ln: Renea Milligan Kielh Mullen Kimball Murray Phillip Nuckolls Tom Ostrowski Michael Palauolo Raymond Pearcy Paula Pepper Helen Perkins Teri Perlman Paul Piper Suzanne Piper Glenda Powers Susie Quinian Stacy Kasner Dorothy Reed Tony Reed Karen Richards Rick Riggins Cecilia Robilio Audrey Robbins Leslye Robbins Sherri Robinson Susan Roe William Roe Diane Rosenberg Suzanne Schuh Rhonda Seddon Kirk Shindler Karen Sims Marie Simelton Ralph Singer 149 Chris Smith Pamela Smith Suzy Smith Windle Smith Kristen Snyder Sam Strang Belinda Stepp Lee Street Karen Struminger David Stubbs James Swanigan Edwin Sullivan Mary Thomas Julie Thompson Christi Tracey Ben Underwood Marc Vatter Sandra Walter Jessie Webb Jane Webster Amy Wheat Karen White Betsy Weiss David Weiss Andrew Williams Jamie Williams Al Woods l50 Freshmen it 1' All K uzvllukti ' T' gun Jeff Wyatt Ken Zimmerman CT S' J was .1 A ,- fl ,4 , . l 1 1 x E ,4-flfff . 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Fwy Y Q if David Peck Doug Peek Barney Pepper Pam Piper Dale Powers Lynn Prager Barbara Price Jeffery Pugh Regina Rolliford Pam Resneck Pat Richardson Ken Roberts Franceen Rosensweig Tim Ross John Rothweiler Rob Roy Jim Rozman Pat Saunders Barry Schultz Tim Sellers Greg Senter Murry Shaw Cindy Shepherd Todd Shindler Lisa Simpson Beth Sklar Darron Smith Sherry Snead Michelle Sowell l54 Eighth Grade 7-r l 7 M':f X18 l ffl L Wesley Sparks Cheri Spicer Dee Spiro Sandra Starr Edward Sullivan Kelli Sullivan Lynn Sullivan Ronnie Swanigan Maggie Taylor Warren Taylor Sandy Terrell Cindy Thomas Jimmy Thomas John Thompson Michelle Throckmorton Lisa Tomlinson Lisa Towles Trish Trahan Cheryl Trouy Allen Tuggle Susan VanCleve Curt Walker Scott Walker Gene Watson Lynn Weiner Lauren Wellford Julie Wheeler Bill Willette Beth Williams Chris Williams Deneen Williams Robert Wilson Phil Wolfe Anthony Word 155 ., .-- Y 1 if Q. Iv. xlLJt Rebecca Goldberg Laurie Graybill Jennifer Green Karen Griffin Bettie Kay Hall Brad Hampson Noa Harell Audie Harper Gary Harper Stephanie Harris Wendy Hawk Bill Hewitt Mitch Hodges Leslie Howard Leslie Huey Barbara Hunt Heather Hunt Joanna Hunter Anne Kaiser Mark Kaiser Michelle Kaplan Heather Keefe Mike Keeney Debbie King James Jackson Jimmy Jackson Connie Johnson Scott Johnson Regina Jones Glenn Jordan 157 Seventh Grade 3 liggi Sally Schuh Sherrie Scott Josie Secher Allison Scrcnco Bonnie Shaw Kellie Sheilds Becky Singer Cheryl Smith Alan Snipes Connie Spicer Terry Stewart Les Taylor Sonya Theos Johnny Tucker Allison Tyler David Van Deren Benjie Voorhies Gary Webb Keith Wells Cindy White Richie Wood Steve Woods Lisa Zellner Richard Zimmerman 159 Winning Season for Junior High Football The l978 football season proved to be a successful one for Ridgeway Junior High team. Coach Clary, assisted by Coach House, guided the team to six wins, a record for the most victories of a Ridgeway Junior High team. Strong leadership was demonstrated by the Freshman players. Keith Mullen was the leading rusher. Keith rushed for 288 yards, an average of 4.7 yards per game. Jeff Wyatt was the team's leading receiver with eight receptions. The leading tackler was Trevlyn Brooks with an average of nine unassisted tackles per game. Coach Clary Coach House .G 4 lf-- Jr. High Football Team Left to Right, lst Row: Jesse Webb, Phil Nuckollos, Greg Senter, Wesley Miller. Darren Curtis, Ernest Porter, Audie Harper, Lane Jackson. Mike Nickas, Tim Backus, Bubba Boyd. 2nd Row: Manager E. Sullivan, Bobby File, McNeal. Hopper, Danny Kammer, Brad Howard, Gary Donnaud. Keith Mullen, Jeff Wyatt. Asher Gray, Trevlyn Brooks, Chris Smith, Mike Palazzolo. Ashley Landers, Terry Stewart, Manager E. Sullivan. 3rd Row: Coach Stan House. James Burr, Keith Hornsby. Mike Butcher, James Swanigan. Sann Gossum. Ken Fortune, Les Cecil. Rob Roy, Al Woods, Brad Brady, Coach Mike Clary. 4th Row: Trey Clark, Brian Schseffer, Gary Harper, Allen Goodwine, Brad Dukes. Jon Thompson. Micheal Curtis. Jonathan Boyce. Skip Dickinson, Kevin Brasfield, Tom Liversiedge. Left: The unstoppable Jeff. Center Left: Asher wonders what No. 71 is after. Center Right: Come on. Danny! They're your friends. ff J unlor High All League Keith Mullen, Jeff Wyatt. Trevlyn Brooks, Al Woods. Don'tjust look at it fellows, catch it! Jr. High Football Homecoming The Jr. High Homecoming game was the last game of the year. The mighty Roadrunners defeated the Hillcrest Vikings by the score of 27 to 0. During half- time, Becky Boyd. the I977 Queen. crowned the new Football Homecoming Queen. Lisa Had- dock. The other members of the court were Lisa Lee. Kyra Mckin- ley. Sherri Robinson, and Kim Johnson. The Ridgeway Junior High Roadrunners' spirit led the team to its fourth shut-out. Top Right: Member of the court, Kim Johnson, gives Lisa Haddock a congratu- latory hug. Center Left: Lisa Lee. Kyra McKinley, Lisa Haddock. Sherri Robin- son. Center Right: Lisa Haddock the I978 Football Homecoming Queen. Lower Right: Students showing their spirit dur- ing their Homecoming Pep Rally. Junior High Basketball The Junior High Basketball Team did not have a winning season this year. but they had winning effort and spirit. The team ended their season with 6 wins and ll losses. Danny Kammer was the leading scorer this season. Other high scorers were Chris Smith, Tony Lofton, Ashley Landers, and Asher Gray. These and other fine team members were under the direction of Coach Conn. Left to Right: Edwin Sullivan, Chris Smith, Asher Gray, Mike Butcher. Brad Dukes. Danny Kammer. Brad Baker. Tony Lofton. Ashley Landers. Trevlyn Brooks. Byron Johnson. Edward Sullivan. and Coach Conn. sa,-' '. , f V, A- T' ,,,,,.... av. - - X 2 , i.-f .,, K Mt- .uvfjzfi-, .ieixyfi-ztf'-'-: -X tg, flij- X x is if bi le Q I f' . i ' A Q Ls ll ' .255 i in , 4 ,nm 1 -me ml- X - 4 nf? , A V Il , I 5-4 D l D - fn . I- ' 1 ll Ill III III Il -. 1 ',LL f' . Z.:'I.?-.l'1.t--- - IL . rf f if- Jr. High Basketball Homecoming The l979 Junior High Basket- ball Homecoming was filled with excitement. It was a pep rally filled with spirit and enthusiasm. The 1979 Homecoming court, announced by Coach Conn, con- sisted of the seventh grade repre- sentative, Debbie King and the eighth grade representative. Susan Van Cleve. The Homecom- ing Queen nominees were Sherri Robinson, Kyra McKinley and Lisa Lee. Waiting nervously, the crowd listened attentively as Coach Conn said, The 1979 Jun- ior High Basketball Homecoming Queen is . . . Miss Sherri Robin- son. if lie e -s -, V ,J -5 fififf. W 6 L f lqitilff Court and Queen - Debbie King, Lisa Lee, Sherri Robinson, Queen: Kyra McKinley Susan VanCleve. 4355 ,,,,.,....-qv-maui M--- f e 1, Q21 up-ilu Sherri, couldn't you look a little more excited I x X L. - f' ' hh S I ' l 4 1 f A 5 T: .4 i t -lfit .1 x 7' t Y . i ii, Q' ' f ' 1: g .X L 1 X 1 ' ? 'S 'lvl X t ltlel T Q7' 3 , ,st ,. , Homecoming Queen Nominees and Queen - Lisa Lee, Sherri Robinson - Queen Kyra Jr. lligh Girls' Basketball Left to Right: Lisa Zellner. Renea Milligan, Sheri Robinson, Cecilia Robilio, Wendy Mincer. Vikki Fleece. Teri Perlman, Laura Frank. Lynn Sullivan, Coach Conn. Kneeling: Yvette Ross. Season Record i We Opponent They L I6 21 ' I8 W Sheff ld Airwgysl 1 ' 20 We Q' Mr ...Q I9 She .i -. 1 a 1.-' awp, W P Qisdesmssrgf' g Q -gbrry ve .elgiiifilil .L - :M ssic 4 1 V 22 W st. d . X 13 Hi ' ' 23 ' Ha w M f 6 'g 4 C0 M138 21 Oa a n 40 ll Hil re 40 I8 Airways' 3l 32 White Station 50 '1'f'l Jr. High Girls' Basketball The Junior High Basketball team Linder the leadership of Coach Conn had a productive year. Although the team's record was three wins and thirteen defeats, a great deal of effort was put forth by all who participated. The team consisted of six fresh- men. four eighth graders. and one seventh grader. The most out- standing girls on the team were Sheri Robinson. Renea Milligan, Teri Perlman. and Laura Frank. We thank Coach Conn and his team for their spirit and effort. 1 l ' v llil'4l , 1 3 at 1,54-1 V R31 ' A . it '15- -5-.--, . ,J 'X. 3.- Baseball Team Does It Again The Junior High Baseball team, under the leadership of Coach Conn, had a most success- ful year. For the second year in a row, they won the South Blue Division with a record of 5 wins and l loss. Outstanding players were Jeff Wyatt, Rhod Lauck, Asher Gray, Danny Kammer, James Burr, Al Woods, and Ash- ley Landers. For Jeff Wyatt and Rhod Lauck, this completes an active three years on the team. . A . .eh-A . TT . -5'-v-FQ .. x Above Left: Safe at third. Above Rlght: Going for the double play! Immediate Right: Warming up. Far Right: Goin' for a homer! Jr. High Baseball Team ' Kneeling, Left to Rlght: Ben Underwood, Al Woods, Asher Gray, Bubba Boyd, Mike Nic- kas, Gary Donnaud, Kerry Miller, Chris Smith. Standing, Left to Right: Ashley Landers, Danny Kammer, Tony Lofton, Tony Reed, Don Lewis, James Burr, Tony Meyer, Jeff Wyatt. Q LA, 3,Q'l:'4g1 u ,',: - ,-' -- . 'ix Q XX V I .- ' A Al I, x ... ... ,L 5 3,1 I fn. i ,. ' .' X ajsxiiaw sift? -,i,,,.,f. RS, i 1 , Q.,,f'12'2N'a1vewa ' New 'Y5-gl' , F' fx-B-1653 vi F-svkt'9NhM'-N:QvQTt4Faf1'5r3f1? I. - ' 2, Harm uf- T 1 . '- M-Nw KQGQ 'ARS-I mixlw fl ' nfs-is - H' I ru-'f -.L-15-an-f'lQ.f 5KsFr' n.asm,,r,g ur, 5- h pw-' I. fire- 'S sw ve :ls.a:. I ' ' Sprints to a Finish The boys' track team had a sea- son that was much improved over last year's. Under the direction of Coach Mike Clary, the team bet- tered themselves in twelve out of the fourteen events in which they participated. Finishing sixth out of eight teams was not a bad fin- ish for this year's team. ln spite of their year's record, the girl's track team had many members who did well. Laura Frank, a freshman was named the Girls' Track Team Most Valuable Member for 1978- Back Row, Left to Right: Maggie Taylor, Debbie King. Michelle Dennis, Tia Fleming, I9-79 Heather Hunt, Sally Schuh, Mrs. Robertson. Front Row: Renea Milligan, Laura Frank, ' Shelia Kones, Jackie Collins, Sherri Scott, Susan Van Cleve. t -. Q - f-nur - avi' as nf,-s-4 mul - tn. ., . .- a .Q 1- .sg us-snag:-as li Boas' Track Team , First Row, Left to Right: Bcnjie Voorhies. Anthogy ichardson. David Van Deren, Robert Roe, Alan Snipes, Richard Zimmerman. Doug uey. Jerry Patterson. Chip ardosi. Alvin Plunkett, Richard Garrett. Glenn Jordon. Ross Finch. Second Row: Keith Mullen. Brad Howard, Marc Vatter. Mike Palazzolo. Neal Hopper, Asley Landers. Danny Kammer. Mike Harrington, Chris Smith. Sam Strang Ralph Singer. David Roc. Michael Curtis. Brian Keefe. Brad Dukes. Third Row: Coach Mike Clary. Alvin Benson. onnie Iker . Terrie Stewert. Ronald Mays. Gene Watson. Jon Thompson, Allen Tuggle. Trey Clark. Greg Lew, Darren Curtis. Curtis Kones. in ' F1 ' A ffl , I '?', . Q 8, I , iv a -r ,ri uf. , . f, . .S A ,ilfgf if --v-i4,N- ,.- J -LQYT1-.ent ,g . raig'f- i Q T- rr -Af . V. ' v ' l ' Y Irv . . e, - . ' T 'Te 35 , WEL ? . I I, 5 cf.. . J V: T72 hh , A A . . ' V 'fxfa-mf ,., ' . Y 'Lg-QF'-D U' W-. 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He was unde- feated in the League play and also unscored on in 40 games. Bobby won X' I the Number One Singles Trophy for 4 wg the MlAA's Junior Division, 4 f The Girl's Team was 5-0 in regular season play and won the South Blue League Title. Laurie Graybill won the Number One Singles Champion- Q, ship and went on to complete the A City-Wide Playoff. t', as T e'1fif-strife' Wi' img!! ,-.ir as-583 5 itxQ3?,X: txxgktgh tv, '-jpg' 4 fi' E 1 f9f5'aJis2He'J 'kilt 'll1l'sl'Wf'ff' J' 'lk Mfg 2a'.f,, fx, XX W it-Qtr' 3 V x xx., e -is X , iztfigsstghse Zisqvkyi- T: f Wtig.':Q n5:ugQ1Qw P:i.ftf.f'i.g is . 5 + s 3314235 YS -iw it ' 's T' ui ur, i . Jr. High Tennis Team First Row. Left to Right: Laurie Graybill, Kemal Gokturk. Bobby Kosten, Stuart Breakstone. Charlie Buring. Dean Rockstroh. Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Galloway, Eric McBride, Karen Bauer, David Little, Sann Gossum. Ken Zimmerman. Cecelia Robilio. Mrs. Strickland. N - N'1:..-1' fr-.V -A--rzfw-. .. ,,-,..,. - 3 Q N , 'WY I 4 I, .. 1 in 4 L 'A 'QW Q A, T .- If .f-' V- -S. e Ar. - r -.Af o .A 'ff-.'Qif'4Z'-Q ' i 4 '5' J Ok-3 5. X , Junior High Swim Team Ridgeway Junior High School's Swim Team has given our school a spectacular reputation. Being city co-champs. they were victorious in five meets and tied in one. It came as no surprise to Ridgeway fans that they did not lose one meet. Several outstanding team members were Rick Riggins. Burt Howard. Brad Howard. Sally Schuh. Connie Spicer. and Cheri Spicer. .--..4v- r'-Q 7 Jr. High Swim Team Kneeling: Barney Pepper. Barry Franklin. Cheri Spicer. Cindy Thomas. Deneen Williams. Burt Howard. Richard Garrett. Tim Backus. Gene Watson. 2nd Row: Coach Stan House. Brad Howard. Alan Tuggle. Sandy Terrell. Sally Schuh. Sarah Brogan. Megan Baker. Connie Spicer. Ann Davidson. Derek Koleas. Clay Boatwright. Rick Riggins. 16 Jr. High Golf Swings a Great Season This year's Junior High Golf Team had a very good season. Their record was 5-0, and they won the Blue Division. Out of the first five places in the Blue Division, Ridge- way team members took four of them. Also, Jamie Williams was a medalist of the Blue Division. The team also placed second in city com- petition. . xxx Qi 1 I 1, S- . A gn .s . it.-. J ' 'ufifpfyr 'i Y - ,, ' KH- A ' . lx ' Jffixfiv . 1 lit: J! - K-'fs v- ,.., 'q 2, y -. v .V ', J W . 517-51-Q i pl ' 'L he 1 vfrgl. , fy-Qt. A -A ' . 1-si -'Aw -7 u 5 . 1 t- 1: USS.. if ' . rfiiz- 6 .-5 . 4: Members of the team and Coach House talk about putting techniques. . I x ,e I I ' . If nw, Left to Right, First Row: Brad Howard, Thomas Lauerman, Forrest Goldberg, Chris Reynolds, Chris Williams. Philip Lefemy. Back Row: Jamie Williams, Lee Street, Lew Baumgartel, Jim Jack- son, Coach House. 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We don'+ call il' Term Ci+y 'For nofhing Term Cily Furnifure 8: Appliance Co. 1 2255 Lamar Avenue BIllInda Massey! broker 690 S Mendenhall 76I-4700 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO LIDA GRANT I 'a'3fLIISB,AIE,,R, I A - I , . CON! Sl! Dil' WSBYUDY I Youa Neasueokuooo Dehlff iq- UUUW . - rY PLYMOUTH .uI:'Fs . -fr 4G0lVNI.IVbR1AH 'UI4 On num 5Q-OO'TWdG. ' l THE DOBBINS FAMILY 1-5, CONGRATULATIONS LIDA' OUR PRAYERS AND BEST WISHES ARE WITH YOU Z MOM, DAD, CARY, AND Sf.-ff-S?I HORACE JR. . ,LET AJ' Aff Y iuqggnunnuu an ' In 1-5,0 . .I - names: 5 I f I I I 1 Q: I 1 .1 ll I FROM THE DELAWARE TO THE MISSISSIPPI V ' 'f' we-owl I I I , IA . 1-uni 1 I A I - PATRON - HAL JAFFE'S PORTRAIT CENTER I I A Q4 Abraham, George 46, 122 Abraham, Kenny 23, 122 Acers, Julie 120 Adams. John Kevin 117, 129, 134, 135 Adcock. Johnny 52 Alber, Karen 23, 128 Allen, Jackie 23, 64, 84, 88, 107, 117, 121. 134. 199 Allen. Sherri 4-6, 122, 129 Allen, Bill 52, I29 Alperin, Carolyn 146 Alpha Home Insulation Co. 174 Bnice 46, 89, 100, 110, 118, Andersen. 1 19 Andersen. Todd 52, 118 Andersen. Daniel 129 Anderson Anderson Anderson. Anderson. Debbie 52, 120, 129 Mrs. Dorothy 17 Tommy 122 Lisa 156 Armstrong, Vondra 52188, 90 Armstrong Transfer and Storage 179 Aronoff. Debbie 46, 110, 118 Art Club 118 Aubrey, Sarah 117. 142 Aubrey, Susan 156 Ayers, Alice 151 B Baccalaureate 41 Backus. Tim 144, 156, 160. 169 Backus. Dave 46. 80. 92 Bacopulos. Marianthe 46 I DEX Blalock, Heather 151 Blalock, Robbin 146 Boatright. Clay 142. 151. 169 Boone, Michael 46, 118, 130 Boosalis, Janet 46 Boulanger. Chris 46 Boyce, Jonathan 151, 160 Boyd. Bubba 146. 160. 166 Boyd. Regina 120, 128. 146 Boys' Drill Team 128 Brandt, Kathy 77 Branyan, Brenda 117, 146 Brasfield. Kevin 92, 151, 160 Brasfields Union 76, 175 Breakstone, Stuart 151, 168 Brewer, Robin 156 Bridgeforth, Will 52 Brogan. Sarah 144,151,169 Brooks, Carie 142, 143, 144, 151 Brooks, Trevlyn 128, 146, 160, 161, 163 Brown. Brown, Brown, 128 Brown, Brown, Bnieck. Anthony 146 Efrem 24. 85, 96 Lawrence 46.96, 120, 122, 126, Paula 24, 120, 129 Bill 144, 156 Helen 107, 134 Bryan. Amye 117, 142, 146 Bryan. Mike 46, 73, 122, 141 Bryant. Scott 46, 72, 77, 80, 92, 137 Buckins. Elizabeth 46, 118 Buie. Monica 156 Buie. Peter 46. 80 Buring. Charlie 156, 168 Buring, Nancy 101. 146 Burke. Joanna 46. 116, 137 Burleson. Richard 151 Bumette. Nancy 52, 74, 121 Bagg. Stephen 146 Bailey, John 129 Baker. Brad 116, 146, 163 Baker, Megan 144, 151, 169 Baker's Big Star 179 Balmoral lGA 174 Balmoral Pharmacy 178 Banks. Reginald 151 Barkeley, Jimmy 118 Bamette, Steve 46, 77, 80, 99. 121, 130. 137 Barre. Mark 23. 122. 129 Barrett, Sgt. Clarence 17, 126 Barron, Anita 46, 122 Bassi, Maria 23 Bassi. Tina 52. 120. 129 Bauer, Karen 120, 146, 168 Baumgartel. Lew 146, 170 Beatus, Todd 52 Beaty, Bradley 146, 160 Belenchia, John 23, 122, 129 Benson. Alvin 144, 151, 167 Begiggn, Mark 23, 98.111, 118.124, 131, Benton, Mary Alice 146 Bematsky, Amy 52 Bemstein. Heidi 46 Biggers, Amy 116, 146 Bihm. Mandy 156 Bihm. Stephen 23, 122, 129 Billings, Steve 46, 80, 89, 92, 130, 137 Bilsky. Maxine 23, 76. 118. 120. 121. 124. 125 Bingham. Michael 151 Bisno. Susan 144. 142. 145, 151 Blackbum. Mr. Winford 20 Blackered. Coach 92 Blackstone, Angela 23, 120 Blackstone. Disiree 52, 120 Blair. Tom 156 Burr. James 142. 151, 160, 166 Butcher. Michael 142, 146, 160, 163 Butler. Dev 46. 77, 80, 92, 137 C' Caldwell. Lawanda 156 Califf. Cindy 24 Cannon. Christopher 117 Cardosi. Chip 151, 167 Cannan. Laura 24. 122, 129 Caron. Beth 52. 75. 103, 119, 137 Caron. Doug 52, 74. 99, 102 Carpenter. Todd 47, 72, 85, 138 Carter, James 146 Catanzaro, Paul 142, 143, 144, 151 Cecil. Les 146, 160 Chang. Kiun 52 Chaparral Staff 111 Chapman. Bobby 52 Chisolm. Janet 144, 156 Chisolm. Margaret 116. 142, 146 Chop. Sharon 24 Chrisman, Brad 116, 144 Clark, Dawn 24. 62, 76, 113 Clark. Mae 119. 120 Clark, Trey 143. 151. 160. 167 Clary. Mr. Mike 17, 80, 99, 160, 167 Click. Todd 146 Cline. Kimberly 120, 142, 146 Cole. Taura 145, 156 Collins. Jackie 116. 142. 144, 151. 167 Collins. Jim 52. 116. 118, 119 Color Guard 128 Colvin. Teresa 120, 146 Conception, Warren 47, 99, 122, 130 Concert Choir I I7 Conn. Mr. Mike 17, 130, 163, 165 Conway. Patty 151, 171 Cook. Michael 142, 144, 151 Coolidge. Pat 24,71,76, 110, 121, 131 Cooper. Kelley 52 Cothem, Clark 47 Coulter, Miss Bonnie 17, 97 Cowles, Stuart 151 Cowles. Tracy 52. 117 Cox. Laura 24, 122 Cox, William 24, 76. 110. 131 Crafton. Joe 89, 110, 118, 131 Craig. Stepher 52, 128 Crawford, Barbara 52, 116, 126, 129 Crawford, Edie 47, 72, 84, 107, 134, 137 Crawford, Jan 52, 117 Crawley, Tamara 142, 146, 171 Crawley. Tina 46, 47, 73, 104, 118, 141 Creamer. Lisa 24. 110, 120, 124, 125 Cresewell, Jennifer 146 Crick, Miss Nancy 17 Crone, Daniel 52 Crone, Pamela 117, 146 Cross Countr'y 94 Cruchon, Elizabeth 144, 145, 156 Crumpton, Doris 156 Crumpton, Loretha 117, 120, 122 Culp, Glorietta 53 Curtis. Darren 143, 156. 160, 167 Curtis, Michael 151, 160, 167 E Danciger. Helen 53 Daniels, Mrs. Bonnie 17 Danzig, Jody 142, 146 Danzig, Ricky 53 Darby. Mrs. Helon 17, 110 Davidson. Ann 116, 142, 146, 169 Davie, Mrs. Doris 17, 22 Davis, Shawn 156 Day. Bill 146 Dean. Priscilla 120 Dean, Teresa 120 Deaton. Mrs. Minnie 20 DeBandi, Forrest 116, 146 DeBandi, Lee 156 DECA 122-123 Dennis, Jill 24. 71, 84.88. 107, 110, 131. 134 Dennis. Michelle 145. 156, 167 Densford. David 47, 124, 125, 137 Densford. Keith 144, 151 Derrick. Mrs. Nancy 20 Derrick. Tommy 143, 146 Dickerson, Calvin 47, 80. 85. 95, 96 Dickinson, Hoppy 24. 126, 127 Dickinson. Skip 151. 160 Dockery. Larry 128, 146 Dockery. Terry 151 Doggett, Lawrene 156 Donnaud. Bryan 151 Donnaud, David 47, 1 16, 129 Donnaud. Gary 129.146, 160, 166 Dorsey.Chris 53, 116. 119 Dorsey, Laureen 47. 77, 116, 131 Drake, Alison 53, 118 Driscoll. Michelle 24. 122, 129 Druff, Kathy 141, 142, 146 Druff. Myra 24, 61. 76, 1 18 Dukes, Brad 151. 160, 163, 167 E Echols. Randy 151 Eckardt, Mrs. Lilo 20 Eighth Grade Band 144 Fikner Maggie 117 124 142 144 145 5 Fllingsworth Mr Gordon 90 17 80 89 Lllis JerrytBrookeJ118 24 129 Elster Jennifer 53 Elster Stacy E 147 Elting Doug119 47 99 92 77 130 137 Fmerson PatriciaA 147 Engelberg Leslie 94 143 152 142 Lrvin Bobby 110 47 Frvin Robby Glen 118 53 131 Ettingoff Judy L 119 110 24 124 76 Europe Trip 130 Fvans Mrs Margueretle 17 laulkner Steve 47 128 Ferran George 118 47 lerrell David 147 Feuerstein Marty Jay 118 53 lields 1ce1 Jr 144 6 linch JohnW 99 156 Finch Thomas1Ross199 156 linley Kimberly L 156 fisher lisa 53 fisher Michelle M 53 97 lite RobertB 160 129 147 litzgerald Stephanie 171 152 Fleece Vikki 165 152 Fleming TiaD 156 167 llorida Trip 131 lloyd leigh 142 1 lynn Jarvis 156 lorlas Blair 147 143 lortas Fredrick tRickJ 156 l'or1ner Jeff 94 152 lortner Tracee L 119 94 118 52 53 lortune Kenneth 160 129 80 147 foster K iren 147 Foster P1ula134 156 Francis Mike47 122 131 lrancis Theresa tTerry1 119 53 129 lrank Jackie118 47 78 77 Frank laura 119 94 165 147 167 franklin Barry 152 169 franklin Sheri 25 French Club 119 Friedman Michellell 53 Friedmin S1ndyJiyne119 25 61 76 lerish Jonathon F 53 Frizzell Alisa D 53 120 lriuell Mike 95 96 lcroren Custard 180 Future Homemakers of America 120 Galinder Maria 25 Gallagher Chrisl18 47 89 Galloway Mrs Frances 17 122 Galvin Dianne 53 129 122 Gardner Deborah 120 147 Garmon Donna 152 Garner Kimberly 152 Garrett Richard 156 167 169 Gaston Brent47 129 Gaston Brian 47 Gatti John 47 46 73 89 141 121 135 92 137 Gillespie Fddie 129 I DEX Gilman. Brian 119, 53, 75 Gilmore. Jay 53, 80, 75. 92 Girards. John 156 Girards, Robert 147 Girls' Drill Team 128 Gleason. Gina 53 Gleason, Sharon 25 Glenn, Robert tBobj 135, 134, 122 Glosson..1ohntGreg153 Glover. Tommy 152 Gokturk.Ay1a 119. 147 Gokturk, Kemal 156, 168 Gokturk, Nevin 119. 47. 120, 77 Goldberg. Forest 144. 152, 170 Goldberg. Rebecca 144. 156 Golden. Edward 152 Golden, Rosie 152 Goodman. Page 117, 124, 152, 145 Goodwine. Alan 144, 160,152 Gorden. Farley 147 Gossum, Robin tSann1 160, 168. 142, Govan, Kelvin 89 GRADUATION 42, 43, 44 Grant. Cynthia 152. 142 Grant, Lida 111. 25, 71, 65. 60, 78. 124, 13 , 135, 76. 131 Grantham, Eric Steele 25, 122, 92 Gray. Asher 160, 166, 140 147, 163. 142 Gray. Gloria 117, 53. 120, 128 Gray. Gregory 117, 129, 48 Gray, Paige 84, 106,48, 72, 121,134 104 Graybill, Laurie 157, 168 Green. Jennifer 157 Green, Kent 80. 129 Greenwald. Pam 119, 118,48 Griffin, Karen 143.156 Griffith, Janice 147.124 Gronauer, Pame 119, 25, 61. 76 Gruen. Marty 118 Guidance 175 Gunn, Michelle 122 Hackerman.Jo 25. 116 Haddock, Lisa 162, 129, , Halk. Wendy 157 Hall, Bettie 157 Hall. Elizabeth 145. 124, 152. Hall. Emily 97 Hall of Fame 63. 64. 65, 66, 67 Hall. Susan 53, 120,128,122 Halpern. Ingrid 119,111,124 118.118, Hamilton, Mary 120,147 Hample. Martha 118, 53 Hampson, Brad 144,156 Hancock Fabrics 176 Hanisian, Greg 152, 142 Hardin, Michael 118, 53. 129 Harel1,Noa 144, 156 Harkavy. Alan 119, 53 Harkavy, Debbie 25, 124, 125 Harper, Audie 160. 156, 134 Harper. Gary 160, 156 Harper. George 152 Harper. Georgia 152 Harper, Kirby 129 Harper, William 147, 129 Harrington, Michael 94. 147, Harris, John 152,142 Harris. Kathy 54 Harris. Kenneth 147 Harris. Marcy 25 Harris. Stephaine 157 Harrison. Micheal 147 Hayden, Jerry 54 Hayden. Joel 54 Hayes. Charleen 54, 120 Healy. Jay 144. 152 Healy, Karen 112, 113, 12 , . , 135, 76 Hebert. Ron 54 Hennings. Mr. Darrell 17 Hewitt. Bill 144,157 Hester. Charles 147 Hiatt. Robert 147 Hicks. Manera 48 Hicks, Mr. Sonny 17, 80, 95. 96 Hildebrand. Paul48, 129, 130 Hildreth, Donna 114 i.April1l1.11. Hill, Rhonda 124 Hill. Ronnie 54, 129 Hirsh. Stephaine 54, 97 Hodges. Lisa 147 Hodges, Mitch 144,157 Hoffman. Chantal 147 Hoffman, Tracy 54, 101 Ho11ahan.Katheryn 54, 104 Hollahan. Larry 48 Holley. Donni 147 Holley. Tammy 48. 129 Holmes, Jackie 119, 111, 25. 124. 76. 104. 137 Holmes, Kimberly 129. 147 HOMEROOM ADS 7-1,19317-2, 1911 - .19417-4.19518-1.19618-2, 1 -. 3: -4.19418-5. 5: -. 1 -. 7: '.18 19-4, 6:1-1. 10-2,188110-4.188,196:l0-5, 2 :l2-. 1-,8112-3, 1 - . 192: 12-5. Honore.John 152 Honore. Rex 111, 147 Hookings. Mrs. Barbara 17 Hookings. Diana 117, 54 Hopper. Daniel 147 Hopper. McNeal 160. 80. 95, 147, 96. Hornsby, Keith 160, 80. 147 House. Mr. Stan 160, 17,98. 102.103, 169. 170 Houston, Mrs. Eleat or 16. 120 Howard. Brad 160, 169, 141. 98. 170, 148. 167 Howard, Burt 98. 169, 148 Howard. Leslie 157 Howard. Sandra 48. 120 Hudson, Natalie 54 Hudson, Ossie 144, 152 142 Huey. Doug 94, 152, 167 Huey. Leslie 144. 157 Hultman. Steve 54 Humko Products-Kraft Inc, 178 Hunt. Barbara 157. 134 Hunt. Dawn 25, 125.104, 138 Hunt. Heather 157, 167 Hunt. Leslye 117, 148 Hunter, Angela 152 Hunter. Frank 25,122 Hunter, Gene 148. 142 Hunter,Joanna 157,137 Hunter, Mrs. Marian 16, 120. 121 Hunter. Theresa 48, 138 Huston.Susan 152 lkerd. Donnie 167 4 138 134 Hill 8 25 147 4 ' 73 196 83 19 8 19 91 185 92 18 93 5 I8 0 182 190 5. I R 25 G i M' 11-1.1842 ll-2.188311-3,196,114 oey amona reer iche11e119, 117. 147 192 I IM '22 I 9 IB3 124 188 167 143 147 137 125 ' , 167 'ig 1,134 ' ' ' ' ' FU. . . . . . . l , ' g '. .so 7 .15. 1 f I , ,167 f' ' A. gi '. .142 riinytif blancy 152 gm . . . . . . . U ' ' , .ms ', ' f .142 ' .... . .13-1. Gillespie. Gary 53, 89 lndoor Track 95 Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jacob C Gregory 48 James 157 Jum 148 170 Jimmie 157 Mrs Madeline 17 Maryun 152 Thomus 48 124 137 uths 148 Jucob Donald 54 129 138 James C undv 54 104 Jamison Beth 148 129 142 Jenkins Warren 152 Jennings Beth 148 Jennings Sandra 48 120 Jesky Steve 148 Jimmy Alford Studio Inc 181 Johns Mr Jummy90 85 18 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Bryon 163 152 142 Mrs Carolyn 18 Chris 25 122 Connie 134 157 Crystul117 28 Debbie 94 84 54 108 97 Kelly 94 54 108 75 97 Kunu162 120 148 Michael 54 Scott 157 Theresa 152 Jones Lhrus 119 118 54 96 Jones Debbie Sue 119 94 110 118 48 97 77 Jones Linda 54 Jones Regunu 145 Jones Renee 94 117 144 145 Jones Sandru 153 Jones Sherruane 120 148 1 2 Jones Valerie 54 120 Jordan Glenn 157 167 Jordan Richard 26 122 Mason. Debra 55 Joyner Curtus128 Hugh Basebul1166 Hugh Boys Basketball 163 Hugh Cheerleaders 171 Hugh Girls Basketball 165 Hugh Basketball Homecoming 164 Hugh 1 ootbull 160 161 Hugh Football Homecoming 162 Hugh Golf 170 Hugh Honor Society 142 Hugh Swum Team 169 Hugh Tennus168 11tgh Track 167 Hugh Who s Who 140 141 Varsity Basketball 89 Varsity Cheerleaders 108 Kaiser Anne 144 143 157 Kaiser Bob 26 122 Kaiser Gregg119 118 54 116 77 Kaiser J 19 110 118 26 7 7 131 Kaiser John 148 129 Kaiser Mark 144 157 Kamunsky Gaul 119 Kamunsky Kathy 119 54 148 Kammer Danny 160 148 143 163 167 Kang Rhee Institute 176 I DEX Kaplan. Michelle 144. 157 Kap1an.Todd 110. 54. 129 Kat.z.Marty'119.124.48.137 Kaufman. Herbie 26.122 Kaufman. Mindy 54 Keefe. Brian 141. 148. 116. 143.142.167 Keefe. Heather 144. 157 Keeney. Michael 144. Kelley. Susan 54.108. 130 Kems. Jackie 119. 26. 76 KIDS DAY 36-37 Kieffer. Karl 54. 129. 130 Kierman. Kathleen 55. 124. 97 Kimhrough.James48.12 .12 King. Debbie 164. 143. 156. . Kirwin. Leigh 158 Kitchens. Lisa 158 Klazmer. Suzanne 55 Kline. Kim 104 Knight. Mr. John 119. 18 Kocsis. Kelly .53 Kohr. Jon 55. 121. 99, 96 Kohr. Kim 158 Koleas. Derek 153. 169 Kones. Curtis 153. 167 Kones. Sheila 134. 158. 167 Konrad. Jeff 81. 22, 26. 80. 66. 9 . Konrad. Patty' 55. 97 Kosten. Bobby' 158. 168 Kramer. Eddie 119. 55 Kremer. Marian 118. 124. 101.7 . Krieger. Kathy' 118. 55 Kyzar. Stephanie 158 LaBarreare. Steve 48. 129 Laferny'.Phi11ip 141. 148. 116. 170.142 Land. Laura 119.55 Landers. Ashley 119. 160. 140. 148. 163. 166. 167 Lanshaw. Bobby' 55 Lansky. Debbie 55. 129 Lariviere. Daniel 153 Lasher. Jay' 118. l31.48. 80. 102 Lashley. Mr. Clifton 16 Latin Club 119 Lauek. Rhod 148 Lauerman. Tom 94. 148. 170 Lawrie. Amy 48 Lawrie. Rene 153 Lazarov. Jill 55 Lebovits. Barbara 119. 55. 77 .ee. Audrey' 48. 126. 104. 138 ee. Lisa 162. 164. 140. 120. 148 ee. Margaret 29 .ee. Terri 131 ee. Traci 107. l35.49, 131 Lehman. Stacy' 55 Leon. David 144. 153 Leon. Ronald 55 Leonard. John 49. 122 Leonard. Mike 153 Leonards. Lisa 118. 138. 49. 126 Lester. Ashley' 55 Levine. Mark 153 Levine. Missy' 110. 49. 124. 134 Levy. Leslie 119. 49. 124. 125 Lew. Greg 167. 142 Lewis. Don 166 Lewis. Lisa 114 Lewis. Missy 148 Library' Aides 120 Lichterman.Jeff119.124. 118. Kaplan. Brenda 142. 148 Linder. Susan 148. 142 Lingua.John 117. 26. 122 Linnert. Riehared 49. 80 Lipman. Sheri 119. 118. 55 Little. David 148. 168 Little. Mr. John 18 Littlejohn. Susan 26.71 Liitton. Mrs. Mildred 18 Livcrsiedge.Tom 160. 148 Lockridge. Pal 49. 122 Lo1ton.Leesa 118. 141. 46. 49, 73. . 88.134. 04 1.ofton.Tony' 163, 153. 166 Lomerson. Amy' 158 Longinotti. Laurie 49 Love. Lawanna 118. 131. 26. 6 Lowe. Michael 55 Lue11en.Carol 153 Luellen. Tonya 148. 128 Lu1cy.Philupl44. 143. 153. 142 Lullrell. Mary' 55. 116 Macklin. Sharon 49, 26. 120. 128 Madlock. Mrs. Joyce 18 Magnufuco. Wesley' 145. 158 Magnuluco. Keith 117. 55. 128. 134 Ma oney. Patty 118. 26. 131 Mallory. D 'anne 55.116 Mandelman.11al55 Mande1man.Juue124. 118. 6. u Mandelnuan. Robyn 79. 120 Mandino. Dena 49. 122. 138 Mar'uh1e. 1.iz90.26. 70.66. 121. 131 Marable. Mary' 94. 104. 55.90 M' rkus.1frzunk l19,1l8.55. Markus. lxuturzu 158 Marlowe. Shari 55. 124. 117 Marques. Dhane 55 Martin.Jime 153. 142 Martin. K' 49. 121. 129. 2. . Marlin. Paula 26. 76 Massey. Massey. Massey. Mrs. Connie 20 Mike49. 131.80 Wes 118.49 Maxwell House Coffee 199 Mayes. Ronald 158. 167 May'nard.A1uson 118. 55 McBry'de.12rie 158. 168 McC1lman. Donna 117. 120. 49. . 13 .1 4 McCalman.'l'ereszu 144. 153 McClain. Mrs. Jean 16.120 McClain.J n110.131. 8 McClain. Ronnie 26. 85. 102. . McClain. Mrs. Virginia 18, 77 McGarr. K. y 118.148.l16. 143. McGarr. Keith 55. 116.80 Mcuarr.Kiml11.1l8. .13 . MeGibbon.Dawn 148.116 McKinley. Kelly 118. 49 M inley. Kyra 119. 131. 117. 162. 141 164. 145. 148. 171. 2 McLeod. Beth 107. 131. 137. 118. 49. 134. 135. 92 McMi11ian. Barbara 148. 128 McMillian. Karen 55.129 McSherry.1illen 119. 148, 142 McSherry.Jacque1une 153 Meadowns. Melody 55. 108. 75. Meadows. Rickey 81. 26. 80. 70. 66. 95. 96. 92 Melvin. Scott 56. 98. 129 157 ' K 114 s u 9 2 157 167 7 . u as 2 76 Y h L ' 7 48 t u 2 71 124 K7 ' ' . usv -1 77 134 153 ' 4 lrlt 12 134 Joyner SLU!! 'IQ 54 89 100 138 Lal'iVlcre.CUrl 148.128 Mason. Edward 118.-49. 122 Jr ' Jr Jr Jr Jr Jr . J' 104 11 8 I Jr I if L oh 14 J, L nu l if L mth u-12 C 116 0 49 cK 14 ayl 1 es vs 6 104 166 55 Sacharin, Lee 57 Saunders, Pat 142, 154 Saunders, Sandy 57, 101 Savage, Brad 28, 70, 80, 81, 92, 122 Schaeffer, Brian 160 Scheuner, Suzanne 57, 120, 137 Schindler, William 122 Schmidt, Andrea 28, 50, 117, 131, 134 Schmidt, Angie 50, 114 Schroeder, Nikki 144, 145, 158 Schuh, Sally 159, 167, 169 Schuh, Susanne 141, 149 Science Club 1 18 Schultz, Barry 154 Scott, Andy 57, 80, 98, 99 Scott, Mrs. MaryJo 19, 111 Scott, Sherrie 143, 159, 167 Seddon, Rhonda 120, 149 Segner, Nancy 119, 111, 28, 124 Sellers, James 154 Senior Credits 31, 32, 33 Senior Luncheon 40 Senior Scholars 60, 61, 62 Senior Scrapbook 34, 35 Senko. Lori 57, 108, 77, 130 Senter. Gregory 160, 154, 99 Serenco, Allison 144, 159 Seventh Grade Band 144 Sevier, Chuck 55 Seyer. Phil 28. 129 Seyer. Sabra 28. 129. 122 Seymore, Mrs. Georgette 19, 108 Shapiro. Brad 118, 28 Shainberg, Cindy 57 Shapiro, Kimberly 51 Sharp, Robert 51, 85, 96 Sharp, Roxie 117, 120 Sharpe. Jim 51 Sharpe, Janice 84, 57, 74, 104 Sha , Jackie 107, 28, 70, 88, 67, 78, 12118134 122, 76 Shaw. Bonnie 134. 159 Shaw. Murry 154 Sheilds. Kellie 159 Shelton,.John 28, 116, 129 Shepherd, Cindy 154 Shindler. Kirk 149 Shindler. Todd 154 Shultz. Barry 154 Siler, Ricky 118, 28 Simelton, Marie 117, 128, 149 Simmons, Dana 51, 102 Simmons, Mark 119, 57, 100 Simpson. Mr. John 19 Simpson, Jon 1 17, 57 Simpson, Lisa 154, 142 Sims, Karen 120, 149, 142 Sims, Kath 1 19, 110, 28, 1 14, 60, 67, 78.134, H 76,131 Sims, Sgt. Robert 19, 126, 104 Singer, Becky 159 Singer, Ralph 167, 149 Skaggs, Sharon 28 Sklar. Beth 154 Skypeck, David 57, 128 Skypeck, Jessie 1 10, 28, 76 Slutsky. Jan 57 Small Fry Studio 179 Smith, Cherri 68, 22, 84, 106, 29, 65, 69, 76, 131 Smith, Cheryl 159 Smith, Chris 160, 141, 29. 143, 163, 150, 166. 167. 142 Smith, David 29 Smith, David 154 Smith, Janice 57, 104 Smith, Pamela 120, 150 I DEX Smith, Scott 57, 92 Smith, Stacy 57. 128 Smith, Steve 119, 81.118, 29, 80, 78,121, Smith, Suzy 119, 150. 142 Smith, Windle 129, 150 Smoak, Kathy 118, 29 Snead, Sherry 154 Snipes. Alan 144, 159, 167 Snipes, Randy 51, 85, 89 Snyder, Kristen 116, 150, 143 Snyder, Robin 128 Snyder, Wayne 29, 137 Softball Team 104 Sowell, Michelle 154 Sowell, Tammy 57, 129 Spanish Club 119 Sparks, Michelle 1 19, 51 Sparks, Wesley 117, 145, 143, 155, 142 Spector, Jenny 119, 110, 29, 76, 131 Speech Club 124, 125 Spicer, Cheri Lynn 155, 169 Spicer, Connie 159, 169 Spirit Week 132 Spiro, Dorothy 143, 155, 142 Sr. High Band 116 Sr. High Baseball Team 92 Sr. High Basketball Homecoming 88 Sr. High Boys Basketball 85, 86, 87 Sr. High Boys Football 80, 81, 82, 83 Sr. High Boys Outdoor Track 96 Sr. High Boys Tennis Team 11D Sr. High Football Homecoming 84 Sr. High Girls Basketball 90, 91 Sr. High Girls Tennis 101 Sr, High Student Council 121 Sr. High Swim Team 98 Sr. High Swing Choir 117 Stagoski, Alex 57, 80 Stanfill, Kelly 128, 57 Starr, Sandra 155 Stephens, Janet 29, 76 Stepp, Belinda 150 Stem, Donna 118, 51, 124 Steuer, Katherine 119, 118, 76 Stewart, Cissy 29, 122 Stewart, Terry B. 160, 159, 167 Stone, Sharon 117, 29 114 12 128, 122 . . 0. Strang, Sam 150, 167, 142 Street, Lee 129, 170, 150 Strickland, Mrs. Oma 119, 19, 168 Stringer, Thomas 57, 129 Struminger, Karen 142, 150 Stubbs, David 150 Styx, Sandra 111, 29,121, 76,131 Subiclt, Greg 1 18 Sullivan, Edward 163, 155 Sullivan, Edwin 160, 150, 163 Sullivan, Kelli 144, 155 Sullivan, Lynn 165, 155 Suzich, Jim 81, 29, 80, 122 Swanigan, James 160, 150 Swanigan. Ronnie 155 Swift, Mike 51, 98, 127 Swift, Robert Brian 58, 80, 98 Swindle, Crystal 58, 120 U Talent Show 134, 135 Talley, Dee 57, 129 Talley. Lynley 122 Tanenbaum. Michelle 57 Tate. Marti 122 Tate. Mrs. Princess 117, 19 Tatum. Debbie 57 Taylor, Les 159 Taylor, Maggie 171, 155. 167, 142 Taylor, Warren 155 Tenn City 199 Terrell. Mrs. Laura 19, 120 Terrell, Pam 29, 122 Terrell, Sandy 155, 169 Theos, Sonya 145, 159 Thomas, Cindy 103, 155, 169 Thomas,Jimmy 155 Thomas, Lori 1 19 1'homas, Mary 128, 150 Thompson, Anna 119, 58, 97, 130 Thompson, Jon 160, 99, 155, 167 Thompson, Julie 129, 150 Throckmorton, Kermit 58, 80, 89, 92 Tomlinson, Lisa 124, 155 Throckmorton, Kurt 58, 80, 92 Throckmorton, Michele 171, 155 Towles, Jackie 1 19, 51 Towles, Lisa 171, 155, 142 Townsel, David 89, 95, 96 Townsel, George 95, 96, 129 Tracey. Christi 143, 120, 171, 150 Trahan, Trisha 155 Trapp, Mike 29, 98 Trouy, Cheryl 155 Tucker, Johnny 159 Tucker, Robin 58 Tucker, Sandra 51. 122 Tuggle. Alan 155, 167. 169 Turman, Sonja 51 Turrnan. Tay 120 Tyler, Allison 159 'Ll Uchansky, David 111, 29, 122 Underwood, Ben 166, 142, 150 fl! Vaillancourt, Robin 111, 118, 30, 113, 71. 120,64, 137 VanC1eve, Susan 144, 164, 171, 143, 155 167 VanDeren, David 144, 159, 167 Van Deren, Mary 107, 51, 90, 72, 88, 134. 97, 137 Varsity Cheerleaders 106, 107 Vatter. Marc 150, 167 Voigt. Dana 119, 116, 58 Voorhies, Benjamin 159, 167 Voorhies, Brad 58 W Walker. Curt 155 Walker. Johnny 118, 120. 22, 30. 80, 71, 67, 78. 76, 134, 138, 137 Walter. Sandra 111, 116, 150, 143 Washer. Michelle 119, 58 Watkins, Willie Lee 58, 89, 129 Watson. Gene 155, 167, 169 Watt, Mrs. Melvin 19 Weaver, Stan 51, 80, 85, 72, 121, 134, 135. 92. 137 Webb, Derrick 94, 117, 58 Webb. Gary 144, 143, 159 Webb. Jessie 150, 160 Webb. Teresa 30 Webster. Jane 150 Weiman, David 51. 98 Weiner. Lynn 94. 155 Weinstein. David 30 Weis. David 51, 116, 129 Weiss. Betsy I50 Weiss, David 150 Weiss. Mary Ellen 30 Wellford. Lauren 124. 143, 155, 142, 137 Wells, Kieth 159 Wells, Kevin 118. 51, 120,77. 131, 129 Wenger. Steve 117. 75, 58, 134 Werman. Jill 119, 118. 120, 51,124,137 Wheat, Amy 119,9O, 140, 104. 150,142 Wheeler, Brent 51 Wheeler, Julie 155 Whitby, Martha 51, 129 White, Cindy 159 White, Karen 142, 150, 130 White, Ken 30 Whittington. Connie 118, 30. 120, 124, Whittington. Gayely-nn 58 Wiener. Craig 30, 85, 120, 96, 121, 76 Wiener. Tracy 51 Wilkins. Rob 96 Willette. Diane Marie 119. 94, 58 1264411.21 I DEX Willette, William 144, 155 Williams. Andrew 119, 150 Williams, Beth 155 Wggams, Chris 144, 143, 155. 170, 142, Williams, Deneen 155, 169 Williams. Mr. George 16. 78 Williams. Jamie 170. 150 Williams. Linda 58 Williams, Melanie 110, 74, 58, 108, 121 Williams, Mrs. 119, 19 Williford, John David 58, 98 Wilson, Julia fSki1lJ 58, 128 Wilson. Mr. Lonnie 118, 19 Wilson, Rebecca Jane 58, 120, 77 Wilson, Robert 155, 100 Winn, Andrea 129, 122 Winters, Mr. Sonny 19, 80 Wolfe, Allison 119, 110, 118, 51 Wolfe, Phil 155 Wood, Kenneth fkichiej 159 Woods, Al 161, 160, 80, 99, I50, 166 Woods. Steve 159 Word. Anthony 155 Wrestling Team 99 Auto grap is ll, Wright, Julie 51, 122 Wright. Steve 118 Wruble. Gary 58, 100 Wyatt, Jeff 161, 160, 80, 150, 166, 140 Wyatt, Mike 110, 30, 85, 62, 64, 102, 76 Yates, Miss Jenny 20, 130 :sung lgffanmgrggis 58, 108, 129 om' - ay . , 134. 68, 30, 69, 78 135, 80. 95. 96, 121, 131 Z Zellner. Lisa 165, 159 Zimmerman, Ken 116, 168 Zimmerman, 144, 150, 143, 159, 167 Zitron. Dana Leslie 58 206 ' 1 ,mid Autographs ,ifz Q1 ff l T The year has finally come to an end, and we can finally say we've made it through 1979. This year has certainly been a learning experience and an enjoyable experience for each one on the yearbook staff. We were certainly fortunate to have the guidance and supgort of Mrs. Scott. The pride and joy that we have in t is yearbook and in our school is difficult to put into words. We have tried our best to make this year- book represent all of the memories that every student at Ridgeway Jr.! Sr. High School has experienced. The pictures on this page represent places that we, the Seniors will always remember. Ridgeway has taught us things that we will not forget. To Ridgeway we owe a debt of gratitude for this. We hope that what we have learned we will use to make this world a better place. Also, pictured on this page are the students who helped to make this yearbook possible. Without them, this yearbook could not have been made. The yearbook staff thanks Mrs. Darby and the photogra- I 1- EDITOR ................ .... L ida Grant BUSINESS MANAGER ............. Sandra Styx FACULTY ...................... Patrice Purnell SENIORS ....... Mark Benton, Robin Vaillancourt UN DERCLASSMEN ..... Sandy Friedman, Diane Patterson HONORS ............. Jackie Allen, Nancy Segner SPORTS ......... Jackie Holmes, David Uchansky ACTIVITIES . .Ingrid Halpern, Kim McGarr, Betsy Ringel, April Hill JR. HIGH ............ Sandra Walter, Rex Honore ART .........,................ Michelle Washer SPONSOR . . .- ..................... 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