Robert E Lee High School - Legend Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1985 volume:

1985 Legend We're Changin' Every Day! Robert E. Lee High School 411 ESE Loop 323 Tyler, Texas Volume 27 Opening — The times change and we change with them.” Lot hair I RIGHT: There's no time for soci.il hello's with six minutes between chisses for Sonya Barnes and l.ametra Williams. TAR RIGHT Greg Miller rushes to class — an everyday occurrence for most students BHI.OW RIGHT Tutorial period provides extra study time for those wishing to attend BOTTOM: Students make use of the temporary walkways over the mud We're changin' every day! That seemed like a rather appropriate phrase with which to describe the 1984-85 school year. There were many changes taking place around us: clothes styles were changing (of course); cars were becoming more aerodynamic; and even the city of Tyler was growing (with about eight new office buildings and shopping centers). Also taking our lives by storm were the computers, which were becoming more complex each day. Television shows of a few years ago, such as The Waltons, transform with time to the ranks of Dallas and Dynasty. We are definitely in the center of a maelstrom of change! Yet students at Lee were not immune to other forms of change. Primarily, the most obvious changes we and other students across the state of Texas experienced were those brought by House Bill 72. It gouged its mark in the public school system as quickly and destructively as Sherman's march on the South during the Civil War. The Bill's regulations required the student to maintain a C- average or above to participate in extracurricular activities. Also Senior final exemptions were abolished. Establishing a tutorial period was a requirement of the school reform bill. Beginning at 7:45 A.M., the period allowed students to receive extra help from teachers. This requirement, in turn, brought back the four lunch periods and six minutes passing time between most classes. Opening The Fall Line-Up The PTA decided to bring the 1984-85 school year in with a bang — which they did! In August, shortly after school commenced, a fashion show was held for any students who wished to attend, with a soc-hop following. Morales, as well as school spirit, were certainly boosted as fellow students presented fashions from Tyler's retail businessmen. The Lee cannoneers presented our colors and the teachers and principals performed in skits. TOP: Anne Bass and Hayes Rye model the year's formats. ABOVE LEPT: Ed Hampe and Jennifer Garrett were the MC's for the Bash. ABOVE RIGHT: Hillary Utay. Allison Brown, Betsy Brush, Kim Renfro, Lenee McCartney, Kenneth Biggs, Jeff Parnell, Mark Roberts, Martha Means, and Heather Smith show the classics from J. Carl's and Kearby's. LEFT: Mark Roberts. Lisa Earl, and Brian Fitzgerald at the Back-to-School soc-hop ABOVE: Camilla Phelps, Susie Bergfcld,and Sheryl Moody model fashions from J. Massad’s. Student Life — 5 ed aider ally Popcorn, hamburgers, caramel apples were just a few of the carnival-type refreshments offered a la carte at the Red Raider Rally last October. The annual event was established to permit the campus clubs and organizations to hold one of their two allowed fundraisers. Over twenty clubs participated in the rally. Aside from the regulars, the festival presented some rather unusual foods. Of these were the Mexican fajitas, German smoked sausage sandwiches, and the famous beverage, the Red Raider Delight. Some activities offered were the Red Raider County Jail ' Flashy Photos, and a mini-concert. Carnations were also sold for Lee JT week, and autographs were taken for the yearbook. TOP HECE members. Rita and Valcsha Jones, pass out cheese and sausage samples. RIGHT Students observe as the selected criminals are forced into Jail. BOTTOM: Paige Bull and Michael Yancey of the Art Club sell and enjoy popcorn. 6 Student Life TOP: Mori-Margaret Johnson and Karen Gilbreth prove to be unsuccessful at apple bobbing ABOVE LEFT: Eddie Pruett, Kim Churchman, Darren Pruett, Annette Adams, Kristen Pederson, and Mrs Jean Beacham, HOSA advisor ABOVE RIGHT: Susan Symes. Mark Adcock. Laura Walker, and Gayle Boulter participate in the Drama Club's caramel apple sale. LEFT: Master Chef (and Spanish teacher) John Idrogo prepares his world famous” fajitas. Student Life — 7 Victory Enhances October twenty-first proved to be quite a spectacular evening. During pre-game activities, the decision echoed through the stands as Melissa Agnew accepted the honor of Homecoming Queen. 1983 Queen Dianne Reed crowned the new royalty as the four finalists, Meri-Margaret Johnson, Kim Jones, Kelly Roach, and Leslie Turman looked on. ABOVE: Leslie Turman and her escort John Hardie ABOVE RIGHT: Homecoming Queen Melissa Agnew escorted by Jimmy Muse. RIGHT: Todd Henderson. Bobby Bryant, Carrie Creel, Kelly Murphy, Kristi Knight, Rusty Harden, Jason Flowers, Paige Prince, and Bret Creel BELOW RIGHT: Cannoneer Ray Hawkins accompanies nominee Kelly Roach the Homecoming Atmosphere To add to the excitement for the night, the Red Raider football team defeated the Lufkin Panthers with a score of 21 to 20. The win over Lufkin represented Lee's first Homecoming victory since 1979. After the game Lee students topped off the evening with a dance sponsored by the Student Council at Harvey Hall. The theme this year was Under the Big Top. BELOW: Meri-Margaret Johnson and Craig Carnes await the decision. BELOW LEFT: Last year's queen Dianne Reed takes the honor of crowning Melissa Agnew as the 1984 Homecoming Queen BOTTOM RIGHT: David Harlan escorts finalist Kim Jones. BOTTOM LEFT: Marla Hughes and Leslie Echols enjoy the Homecoming victory dance. Student Life — 9 r Is ' %'r i aw 6 Rivalry Week The week before the annual football game between the rivals, Lee and John Tyler, presented itself to be successful in raising school spirit among the students. Everyday of the week was a dress-up day to get everyone involved. Flagging, a common sight during the infamous week, was not so common this year, as school officials cracked down. Flush that John! was the main emphasis during the pep rally. And unlike last year, the Raiders come out with a victory. The overwhelming excitement was carried to the soc-hop following the game to celebrate. RIGHT: Christi Howell, Carrie Creel, Kelly Murphy, and Andrea Wall after a day at the beach. BELOW: Marla the bum Hughes. BELOW RIGHT: Trent Goodwin. Tracy Wolfe. Neal Emmons, Melinda Clark, Beth Fox. Kara Nachtigal, and Brandi Ramsey. BOTTOM: The final score proves the Raiders to be the victor. LIOHS 0 DO • 12 I I 10 RAIDERS 3 2H MS M 10 — Student Life LEFT: Marla Hughes and Lori Threlkeld as Top? BELOW Spirit abounds in signs at the front of the school. BELOW LEFT: Paul Lucus, Tami cox. Chance Spiker. Stacy McDaniel. Carla McCartney, Cheryl Underwood, and Stephanie Baynahm at the soc-hop. BELOW RIGHT: Gary Locke, all camouflaged-out. BOTTOM The Raiders return to the field with a bang! Student Life — 11 Christmas... Lee Style! The Pre-Christmas holiday season was celebrated at Lee in all the grandeur possible. December 12 was the night when the girls laid out their formats and the guys straightened their bow-ties. The annual Christmas Dance, in which the Southern Belle Officers were presented with their escorts, proved to be quite a success despite the extreme scarcity of parking places at Harvey Hall due to the other football games and parties. Also, to get everyone in that special holiday mood, an assembly was held the day school dismissed with entertainment supplied by Good Vibrations, Santa Claus and his elves. TOP Sonya Ha mo and her date. ABOVE: Kandy Rainwater, Kelly Barenkamp. Jennifer Bartley, and Chris Lennon. ABOVE RIGHT: Mike Robinson distributes candy during the Christmas assembly. RIGHT: Greg Miller, Kent Pendleton, Leigh Agnew, Tom Schoenbrun. Heather Stanley, and Melanie Nichols. 12 — Student Life A Tale of Four Lunch Periods Bbbrringg!! Whew! Finally, the lunch bell! The steam of students forms into a rampaging river then divides into four tributaries: Upperclassmen, who take the opportunity of off-campus eating; underclassmen, who have no choice but to go to the cafeteria; the studious ones who use their time wisely in the library; and the daring ones who sneak off campus fora morsel of real food. But quick, either way taken must be executed in the shortest length of time ... without developing indigestion. Decisions, decisons. Gulp! Bbbrringg!! Uh-oh. Better hurry — can't be tardy. Run, run!! Bbrringg! When! TOP LEFT: Hillary Utay decided that off campus is better. TOP RIGHT: Pam Ford on her way to lunch. ABOVE LEFT: I hope you don't get caught! ABOVE RIGHT: Tammy Larders LEFT: Allison Brown chose flame-broiling over frying. Student Life — 13 Spir-it (spir' et) n. 1: 14 — Student Life A Life-Giving Force Student Life — 15 Campus Clubs Are Always Busy Top loft: John Hannah sells Psychology Club raffle tickets at the Red Raider Rally. Top right: Student Council sponsors all the soc-hops after the football games. Above: Dana Tigert prepares carnations for delivery for the Lee JT game. Above right: Sheryl Green and Crissy Jensen participate in the Jets Jas toy drive for needy children at Christmas. Right: H05A students, decorate Village hast Nursing Home for Christmas. 16 — Student Life Memoriam They wait for us, instead, in a silent corner They will not pass this way again of God's universe. To share our lives and laughter. Not in darkness and not alone. To walk beside us in the halls; But smiling, with arms outstretched. They will not lift a glass Surely it is enough to know that they were here. to toast our triumphs. And we can rejoice in celebration Nor mourn with tender tears of the memories that they gave us. for our defeats. Lugene Tucker Lahoma Gray, Junior Chris Moore, Freshman Student Life — 17 NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS The school year not only educated 8th graders to freshmen and ridded itself of another class of seniors, but was also filled to the brim with a smorgasbord of unusual news and human-interest stories. POLITICS The political scene dominated the first semester of school as the 4-year presidential term neared its end. President Reagan readied himself to battle for another term, while his opponent Walter Mondale turned middle-America on its ears with his announcement of Geraldine Ferraro for Vice-President, making her the first woman to run for this office. The war waged on with even three live presidential debates on national television. But on the evening of November 6, President Reagan proved to be the victor. The Inauguration in January was held indoors while the Inauguration Parade was cancelled due to a freak blizzard — with the last cancellation being the parade of Andrew Jackson. In Reagan's second term, the decision of the MX missile was sent to Congress. The controversial bill passed in March, 210-217, much the dismay of Democrat speaker Tip O'Neil. SCIENCE If there was ever a year for science it was this year, as new discoveries in space, technology, and medicine shook the world. The space shuttle became an everyday occurrence as it voyaged almost monthly. During the November flight, the FRA advanced with the first woman to walk in space as she rescued some wreckage. The first civilian in space. General Jake Garns, went up with Discovery in April. On October 26, unaware of the media. Baby Fae became the first infant to receive an animal transplant. Born with a fatal cardiac defect, she lived for twelve days with her own heart and twenty with her transplanted heart of a seven-month-old female baboon. Ten days after her death, William Schroeder also gained world-wide fame as he became the second recipient of an artificial heart in Kentucky, and three months later Murray Hayden became the third recipient of an artificial heart. SPORTS The summer sizzled for sixteen days as the United States Olympic team raked in an unprecedented 83 gold medals in Los Angeles at the XXIII Olympiad. Those best remembered are: Carl Lewis and his four gold medals for track-and-field; gymnast Mary Lou Retton and her five medals — one being gold; and Greg Louganis with his two golds in diving. Sports news continued with the Detroit Tigers winning the World Series, the San Francisco 49ers defeating the Miami Dolphins in Superbowl XIX; and Villanova receiving the NCAA basketball trophy after defeating Georgetown. UP€R ENTERTAINMENT Ask any entertainment critic and he would probably dub this year as The year of the Prince. Prince burst into the limelight with his biographical movie Purple Rain which became one of the biggest money-grossing movies of the summer. The soundtrack brought Prince five Top-40 hits, a grammy, an Oscar, and numerous American Music Awards. Other entertainment news includes Ghostbusters, the summer's biggest movie. The Jackson Victory Tour which shook the country as it became the most expensive tour on record, and Vanessa Williams, Miss America 1984, who was forced to give up her crown after explicit pictures of her were published in Penthouse magazine. And just when it was thought to be safe to go back to summer camp, there was introduced Friday the 13th — Part V! Lionel Ritchie raked in at the Grammys; Amadaeus was the Oscar-winner as it received eight Academy Awards; and the Gremlin was introduced to children's minds. WORLD The world was not immune to substantial events — some joyous and some mournful. Bad news first: the Union Carbide explosion in Bhopol, India that killed over 2,500 people with the chemical MIC; the death of two world leaders, Konstanin Chernenko, U.S.S.R. premier in March and Indira Ghandi of India in November; in California the worst one-man massacre in U.S. History on July 18 at a McDonald's restaurant killing 22 persons; the largest disaster in Mexico on November 19 with the explosion of a petroleum refinery killing 452; the bomb threat on Great Britain's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on October 12; and New York Subway Vigillante Bernhard Goetz who opened fire on three muggers, killing one. On the brighter side Great Britain gained its 3rd heir to the throne. Prince Harry, and Bishop Desmond Tutu of Africa received the Nobel Peace Prize for 1984. Yet the single event in which the world banded together was to obliviate the starvation epidemic in Ethiopia. In determination to raise money to feed the world, musicians in Europe, America, and Canada put recordings on the charts: Do They Know It's Christmas and We Are The World. DEATHS Those that will be remembered are: Richard Burton, Truman Capote, Ethel Merman, Marvin Gaye, and Ernest Tubb. Student Life Sadie Hawkins l-ori Looney and John Idrogo. 20 Mark and Joe in paradise. Larissa and Kent. looks like Keith found a needle in this haystack MOST BASHFUL!?! Get'n hitched at Sadie Hawkins Right: Collapsing for the camera. AWARDS ASSEMBLY Mr. Arnold and Mrs Rhodes receive plaques for their services at R.E.L. Mrs Ollie Crawford presents Cassandra Denise Marshall with the Delta Sigma Thela Sorority Scholarship. Andrea Sloan getsan award for her Debate skills. 22 Jennifer Garrett receives Daughters of American Ginny Parks receives the Lady Raider Revolution Good Citizenship Award Scholarship SR. ASSEMBLY Jamm'n out on M.iry had a little Ijmb Leslie and Tracy at their five year reunion. We Are The World .. and donkey's fly. In My House Best Sports The Atomic Comic 23 Senior Prom Ashley and Cole dancing at the prom. We wear our sunglasses at night. Can you guess who Sheryl's date is? Stacie and Paul leaving the dance floor. Boy, this is fun!!! Meri-Margaret Johnson Craig Turner Student Life — 27 First Runners-up Melissa Agnew and Will Shelton 28 — Student Life Second Runners-up Robin Shakleford and Mike Robinson Student Life — 29 30 — Student Life Allison Brown Mark Magee Student Life — 31 Student Life — 33 Ben Amie ’Amy Gibson-Jones r«� i A Kirk Willingham fiv Regina Bell onet Rusty Harden Kelli Murphy betO CuV 'e Christi Howell 4 Keith jenschke ( 44 — Student Life UIL PROSE AND POETRY DISTRICT WINNERS: John Ewing. Mark Adcock, Scott Pierce, Donna Greenberg, and Camilla Phelps. 46 DEBATE TEAM: Richard Caswell, Andre Sloan, Ross Patterson, and Angi Wong. Billy Power wax in the l.incoln-Douglas Debate In a year where ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE was stressed, Robert E. Lee came through in winning the UNIVERSITY INTERSCHOLASTIC ACADEMIC DISTRICT MEET for the 3rd year. Over 50 students competed in areas of English, Math, science, journalism, theatre arts, speech, and business. In addition to competing REL Sponsors and students hosted an Academic invitational, the District One-Act contest, and the District Academic Meet. Sponsors were: Lugene Tucker, Jo Good-son, Alan Shumate, Belinda Goodsell, Joe Humphries, Woody Rice, Barbara Bassett, Carolyn Schofield and Jan E. Jones, co-ordinator. DISTRICT ONE ACT INDIVIDUAL WINNERS: Mark Adcock. Camilla Phelps, Krisly Roberson, Donna Greenberg, John Ewing. Ull. DISTRICT WINNING ONE-ACT COMPANY. BACK ROW — Lambert. Ewing. Holen, Pickett, Amburg. Hogan. Pierce. FIRST ROW — Andrews, Boulter, Adcock. Walker, Willis. Roberson. Canady. Greenberg. Phelps, Verhoeven. 47 Keith Parrott and Heather Stanley Sophomores of the Year Heidi Dunfee Girls' State Student Life — 49 — V — 50 — Division Division — 51 LANGUAGE ARTS The Language Arts department is one of the largest departments at Robert E. Lee. This department has several areas of study: literature, grammar, research, composition, study skills, and Mythology. The department also participates in UIL Spelling and ready Writing. The Sabre, a magazine of student writing, is also published through the English department. Top Right: Typical English class, the students study hard. Middle left: Papers, papers, papers, we are always writing papers. Middle RighMTori Looney' camera shy. Bottom Right: English isn't that bad! 52 Top loft: Caryn Green looks on as Brad Kennington prepares his lesson. Top Right: Carig Whisenhunt yhvaits the bell after a long day in English. Middle Right: Jeff Tucker clowning around. Bottom: English students really enjoy their novels. i 53 The Mathematic Department offers a variety of math courses from fundamental to calculus. Honors courses are offered in some math courses. All students except freshmen are required to take M.O.C.H. The freshmen will be required to take a computer math course and have 3 years of math. Math students were entered in UIL in calculator and number sense. During the TJC District Math competition Lee math students entered and received 10 ribbons and 11 trophies. Mathematics 54 Top right: Is Trig, really a laughing matter? Middle: Janaat work. Bottom right: Lori, Lisa, and Allyson taking.) break in M.O.C.F.. Top left: Smitty, whose work are you copying? Top right: Heather, who are you looking at? Middle left: JamiO£didn't your mother teach you not to hit girls? Middle right: Mandy, are you surviving Trig.? Bottom: What an attentive class! 55 Scurrying throughout D and E units are mad scientists waiting to unlock the world of biology, chemistry, physics, physical science, marine science, and geology. These inquisitive kids and teachers don't spend much time with their noses in books. Biology 11 students dissect fetal pigs and do genetic experiments with chickens. Creatures like sharks, rats, insects, worms, and frogs are dissected and studied. Depending on the science class or club, one may attend the Texas A M Marine Science Symposium, visit the Hast Texas Oil and Gas Show, dig for fossils at Love's Lookout, trudge the Gulf of Mexico at Port Aransas, or compete for scholarships at the JETS Conference. Students from around the campus are fascinated with the feeding of B.C., Mrs. Schofield's boa. Occasionally, a huge hamster or a slimy snake will escape from captivity, but little incidences like that don't worry us scientists for we hold the keys to the future. UPPER RIGHT: Omar Dunum, flying high at NASA. MIDDLE RICH ft Anno Ba .indGcna Fixjmaking thoir cheat notes. MIDDLE LEFT: Tiffany Ramsev claims Ted Mesoroski for herself. LOWER RIGHT: Michael Oholendt baffled by a Biology II test. Science 56 UPPER RIGHT: Sheryl Green, dissecting a fetal pig. What fun!!! UPPER LEFT: Marc Mar-com intrigued in his biology book? MIDDLE RIGHT: Meri-Margaret, Larissa, and Karcn filling their minds with knowledge. LOWER LEFT: The science class hard at work.!? 57 GOVERNMENT In government, students examine the American Political Heritage, the Constitution, the election process and a comparative study of governments, state and local. Throughout the year the study of government is enhanced with the examination of current events and the role of the United States in world affairs. American History American History offers students an opportunity to learn more about the United States, its history, its people, and its problems. SOCIOLOGY Sociology is a study of human group behavior. Students learn of various customs, cultures, and beliefs. It's students also examine how society molds individuals into conformity by its norms and values and current social problems. WORLD HISTORY World History is a survey of man's accomplishments and achievements from the beginning of civilization to modern times. Special emphasis is placed on the study of cultural and religious patterns, and their relationship to political situations. Social Studies Bottom row (left to right). Debbie Russell. Betsy Brush, Joanne Abernathy, Neisha Nelson, Kim Renfro, Lea Phslovsky, Sheryl Green. Top: Jimmy Muse, Will Shelton, Ray Hawkins, Hayes Rye, VVaterson Calhoun. The Robert E. Lee Business Department offers such basic courses as personal business management, exploring careers, typing, business organization and management, record keeping, accounting, business law, business communications, and free enterprise. Course offerings with employment implications are advanced courses in accounting and typing as well as office procedures and shorthand. Typing and shorthand students annually participate in University Interscholastic League contest, and many students are actively involved in NIKE. NIKE, initiated and sponsored by Business and Professional Womans' Clubs, is a business club designed to foster leadership ability in students and to help educate students about various business careers and job training opportunities. Business UPPER RIGHT: Todd and LarryTbeing studious? MIDDLE: DeeDee McWhorter types a business letter — or a love letter? LOWER RIGHT: Coach Hanks debates with his students. ABOVE: Scott, do these Foster Grants improve your accountability better than Galen's tutoring? 60 ABOVE LEFT: Tracy enjoys her typing!! MIDDLE: Julie is a hard worker — sometimes. BOTTOM: Michelle takes time for a smile. ABOVE: Current events are just loo exciting for Terry. 61 Art Art I-IV, ceramics, sculpture, fibers, and graphics are offered to all students with an interest in art. Throughout the year students have the opportunity to enter national and local competitions for honors and scholarships. In its second year, the gifted art class for juniors and seniors has had field trips beyond the classroom, participated in mentor programs, and had professional artists teaching in the classroom. This year the art club has traveled to Ft. Worth-Dallas to see a variety of art museums, Omni theatre, Japanese gardens, and Six Flags. UPPER RIGHT: Yes, art is a thrill! MIDDLE RIGHT: The illustrious art class doing sculptures. MIDDLE LEFT: The baldics are Kick. LOWER RIGHT: John Thompson enjoys art. 62 Drama Theatre Arts Department presented a varied and successful season of performances: ANNIE, the musical with the choral department, with WINNIE THE POOH as a December show with the POOH PICNIC for Pooh's little friends, and the contest show was a District winner with NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY. Theatre Students also helped on four tournaments, competed in three meets and closed the year with a series of MELLER-DRAMAS and the SPRING FESTIVAL and THESPIAN BANQUET. Pictures 1-8 from the fall show — ANNIE. mm 63 Scenes from WINNIE THE POOH on the left page and NEVER SAW ANOTHER BUTTERFLY on Che right page. Drama Music The Robert E. Lee Band is a pride organization. During the year, it participates in many activities such as marching, concert, and sight-reading contest, and solo and ensemble. They also may compete in all-region band competition. Red Raider Band ROW 1: Chance Spiker, Clay Collins, Stephanie Moss, Stacy Mcdaniel. Carla McCartne Beth White, Cary Locke. Paul Lucas, Sharon Hess, Debbie Hinsch, Chrissy Jensen. Dawn Smith, Serrena Johnson, Lara McWithey ROW 2: Neill Campbell, Jennifer Boshears, Chris Moore, Jcromy Hollcnshead, Caryn Green, Dinah Bronaugh, Yu-Shiu Lin, Denise Fletcher, Leigh Ann Jost. Karen Michcl«janet Bailey, Gina Edwards, Sara McCarty, Stephen Boles, Richard Highfill ROW 3: Eugene Kim. Ken Barham, Rachel Wilkinson. Sharon Radford, Cliff Gilley, Teddy Morawski, Marvin Massey, Cristv Watkins. Kris La Grone, Shannon Barron. Michelle Blackburn, Carol Morales, Julie Quandt, l.ance McNeel, Ronnie Ridling ROW -i: Peter Roark. Debra Brower, Sara Stansbury, Amy Collins. lake Huggins, Ken Killian. Stacy Russell, Joel Masters, John McKee, Deanah Walker, Lisa Ivy, April McIntosh, Kelley Slack, Sarah Reed, Darren Bass ROW 5: Steven Palmer, Kendra Walke Rusty Smith, John Redue, Tim Wicks, Kelli Birdsong. Charis McCoy. Jimmy Bailey, Qpbbi RainwateriHrami Cox, Shelly Fisher, Jacque Bitz. Lisa Hall, Holly Wendt, Lance Boley ROW 6: Roy Heath, John McMillan. Kyle Carnes, Stephen Stallcup, Carlajo Bonner, Ric Steele, Carlos Flores, Jason Still, Trae Elmore, David Locke, Jeff Barron, Bret Huggins, Philip Berry, David Schneider, Diana Dodson ROW 7. Michael Etheridge. Andrea Goates, Sherly Green, Jenny Webb, Darrell Land. Hope Daughtrey. Ronnie Gam-__J mill, Rachel Cohen, Heidi Zeiglcr, Bill Truitt. Pat Evans. Jeff Odom, Chris M.iuldim Aaron Lester, Kelly Guinn ROW 8: Mark Wickersham, Amy Fisher, Mark Jenkins, Scott Delk, Jennifer Files, Ben Burt, Michael Baird, Freddie Schumer, John Burkett. Sarnia Massad. Ken Haygood, Morgan Smyrl, Dan Higgins, Chns Shaw, Shayru ® Young, Trey Files, John Ford. Gary Holverson, Tommy Obar (NOT PICTURED: Scott McClure. Jason Coats, Julie Hobbs, Omar Omungo, Kenny McGraw, Steve Grigsby, Jeanine Bow man, Leslie Ford. Amy Lazenby, Bryan Martin, Brian Parker, Sheree Stern, Marie Brown, Omar Dajani, Daniel Haile, Briggiet Neal, Geoff Roark, Greg Rogers. David Starnes, Kevin White, Paul McNeal, Cassandra Swanson, Michael Gromat ky, Tracy Bern'. Arzo Feltus, Andrea Goates. Zenobia Miller. Opposite page: Sara McCarthy blows away. Top left: Mr. Highfill directs intently. Top right: The drum corps has the beat. Left: Marching the grand finale. Below left: Drum majors Gary Locke and Paul Lucas. Below right: Jennifer Boshears, Suzy Dodd, and Jimmy Bailey exit the field. 67 Music Candids ROW 1: Gail Loftin, Rebecca Carter, Carrie Ehmann, Michelle Bailey. ROW 2: Gary Flint, Stephen Sorge, April Stone, Emily Witte, Katrina Wade. ROW 3: Amanda Ellis, Kimberly Waits,'Holly BarrvTPulsey Warner, Susan Symes, ROW 4: David Alonzo, Kim Shoemaker, Darrell Lockridge, Will White, Randy Parks. NOT PICTURED: Lann Smith, Phillip Walker, Roxanna Ramirez, Bianca Fullylove, Thomas Linzy, Laura Wilkins Stage Band ROW 1: Ken Killian, Jennifer Webb, Julie Hobbs, Dawn Smith, Daniel Haile. ROW 2 4$lake Huggins'Roy Heath, David Schneider. ROW 3: Debbie Hinsch, Bret Huggins, Kelli Birdsong, Sarah Reed, Stephen Boles, Tim Wicks, Gary Locke 69 Red Raider Chorale MUSIC First Ro 'Missy Rye Treasurer. RobinShackelford Secretary, Winde Marshall President Kerry Gipson Vice President. K w Guinn Treasurer Second Si|j j ToniMutt xAngel.i Triplet luxate Jennings Stephanie Baynhln. I'onva I ee Simantha ( ,'opas Wissv Mink I'hird Row l icki Hardy. Cani .hewleBen Amie. Walt Arnold. Stephanie JohnsofT Shannon Ticac, Anne Morrow 4rfflM Mj HtaMg|m� £tnirthkow .Mike Herri , Mik Goddard. Don Spiker, Derek Ha rkride|ijohn Ford. Jon Brunbelow. Mark Jones, Rick L'pshaw. Ronald k Hun Tnmmv Rtitlur nimrtor Good Vibrations ls ow: Tom Hutto. Winde Marshall, Robin Shackelford, Shannon Ticac|Jennifer Boshears, Kara Guinn, Missy Mink 2nd Row. Paul Lucas, Ben Amie, Walt Arnold Jlark Jones. Mike Hcmn, Ronald Kellum amantha Copas. Mark Jenkins. 3rd Row: Derek Harkrider, W|| Goddard. Ion BrumbelowJ Scott Delk, Gaty Holverson, Scott Pierce, Mike Kimlicko,«Tommy Butler, Director Chorale Give Mr Butler a Party celebrating his 34th birthday. Treble Choir 1st Row: Vickie Simon, Shelly Reese. Richetta Morgan, Debbi Rainwater, Allyson Henry, Tammy Dean, Lisa Pruett. 2nd Row: Tommy Butler. Director, Diana Dodson. Leigh Yeager. Leigh Ann Lewis, Mandy Marshall, Julie Prestwood. 3rd Row Sinnetta Green, Danica Key, Gayla Harris, Teresa Kirk. Speech Speech students are required to give a certain number of speeches through the year, but do not compete. Debate team spends class time preparing themselves for the tournament competitions, through extensive research, class discussion, debate, extemporaneous, and orator)' topics; and practice speeches and debates. Journalism The Journalism Department at Lee offers students such courses as reporting. News Production, and Magazine Journalism Production. The reporting is for first year students in Journalism. News production is the making of the Southern Accent, the Robert H. Lee Newspaper. Magazine Journal Production in the making and completion of the yearbook. The Legend. Foreign Language Robert E. Lee High School offers a sequential language study program in French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Nearly one-fourth of the student body is involved in foreign language study. The Spanish classes took a four day trip to Laredo in March. The French and Latin Club sponsored a Soc Hop with profits being contributed toward purchase of a sprinkler system for the school. Top Right: Jana and Beth Turner at a Latin Club party. Top Loft: Christi Byerly, Penny Morgan, Tina Turman, and Lance Wolfe pose for a picture. Middle Right: Governor White meets Robert E. Lee students. Bottom Left: Spanish Club members take a break while in Laredo. 73 Industrial Arts Industrial Arts is an elective course offering students the opportunity to explore the skilled professions of Drafting, Woodworking, Metalworking, and Electricity. The students can place their skills in competition with others, from across the state, by participating in the Industrial Arts Club. Top; Brian Schreiber sands a table in Metal Shop. Middle: Woodshop students find time to talk. Bottom: A metal shop student looks for the right tool. 74 Top Mr Rayburn helps a student in Metalshop Middle Left: Kurtis Kent is hard at work in General Drafting. Middle Right: Students work with pipes in metal shop Bottom: Wood Shop students straighten things up. Health and Physical Education The physical education department offers a wide variety of courses for the required one and one-half years. Classes such as football, basketball, volleyball, softball, soccer, weighlifting, badminton, ping-pong, and aerobics help students to develop themselves both physically and mentally, while also preparing them for later life. Health education helps students to develop understandings, attitudes, and habits that are conducive to healthful living. Each student also has the opportunity to learn and practice cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), assemble a first-aid kit, and study the effects of drugs on human behavior. 7b ,X-A Vocational Education Vocational Education's purpose is to prepare young men and women for employment in specific occupations. Vocational Education increases the relevance of school and enables persons who complete secondary school to obtain immediate employment or go on to technical school or college. A large complex of shops, labs, courses and programs in Tyler make up that portion of the curriculum called Vocational Education. Vocational courses offered on Robert E. Lee campus are: Radio and Television Repair, Agriculture, Agriculture Pre-employment, Agriculture Coop, Office Lab, Office Education, Industrial Coop Training, Education, Homemaking, and Home Economics Coop. pwRsUit Upper left: Mr. Ruler, Terry Hilton, and Mr. Willi.ims Middle left hance Watson ►nd 95 year old lady shopping for Christmas. Middle right: Office Education project for competition in Killeen. Lower right: Earl Engbrock, Kevin Hoffman, Darryl Kmghton.'Don Spike and Craig Gardner. Upper left; Cr.iig Gardner checking out his transmission. Upper right Michael Vaughn helping a Christmas shopper Middle left: Jace Barbin taking a break from Christmas shopping. Middle right: Stephanie Rogers and Janet Lee looking busy. Lower right; Danny Stanley and his awesome Trans Am. Below: OLA posing for picture. Vocational Education Upper left: Daron Hickman shows off his I.C.T. notebook and project. Lower left: Joanna Lewis helping out on Senior Citizens Day at Target. Bottom right: Thrilling moments in OKA. 79 80 — Division Division — 81 Kim Renfro Secretary Tyler Vice-president Jennifer Garrett President 82 Mary Aldrich Scan Alexander Charlotte Allen Chuck Allums Kristi A mason Ben Amie Bert Amie Kim Anderson Walt Arnold Scot Andrews April Arrington John Audas A. Chehreh Badii A James Bailey Monica Bailey Kelly Barenkamp Twonia Barker Sonja Barnes Tammie Barron I John Barr Jace Barbin Karen Barrs' Laura Bland Rhonda Boelkes Sheri Bostick John Boucher Jo l a Braswell Allison Brown Darrin Brown Lori Brown Melinda Brown Millette Brown Mitch Brown Tammy Brown Jon Brunbelow Betsy Brush Andy Buckholtz Jan Bullard Paige Bull Paula Burnett SeniorsWa,erson Calhoun John Campbell Craig Carnes Laura Carpenter Kelly Carroll Barry Caudill Lazolla Cain Kathryn Caldwell 84 Shamaine Chambers . Julie Chance Ruby Chimney Sandy Chudej i Terri Clark Orie Coffer Amy Collins Dana Coody Julie Cooper Karol Cooper Samantha Copas 1 1 Lori Corley Redessa Coughran Becky Crawford Drew Cozby Brad Curtis Denise Daigle Amy Danbom David Daniels C t Pat Dark Calvin Daughtry Laura Davidson Jenni Davis Sheryl Davis Kenneth Dean Patrick Davis Nile Dean Daniel Deans Sara Devillers Brian Dildy Cathy Dillard Kevin Dinger 85 86 Lamar Dixon MB mm • Bobby Drewy Shelia Drewy Kim Dudley Dan Duffield Jennifer Duggan k 1 Sonja Ervin Jill Fairley Kim Ellis Neal Emmons Earl Engbrock Ed Engbrock Cindy England Cynthia Ervin Galen Faulconer Lori Ferguson Shon Ferguson Jennifer Files -Gina Fix Michelle Flowers Tami Glenn Andie Coates Jimmy Gonzales Brandon Goodloc Chris Goodrich Stacie Goodson Alan Hamblott Trent Goodwin Sheryl Green Keith Graham Stephanie Graham Karen Green Theresa Goodwyn Amy Griffin Brenda Grismore Ronda Gouldthorpe Susan Gronow Li Hampton Katy Hanna David Hanson Natalie Hanson Stacey Hardin Seniors 87 Shaun Hawkins Shelly Hayter Amy Hazel Roy Heath Sara Henderson Philip Henson 88 Debbie Hinsch Kevin Hoffman Sophia Holiness Mike Holt Randa Holt Gary Holverson Kevin Hopkins brent Horton Adrian Howard Donna Howard Bret Huggins Marla Hughes Seniors Trey Hughes Toni Hutton Andrena Jackson Scott Jackson John Jarvis Steve Jeffus Stephanie Johnson Thay Johnson Angie Johnston Eric Johnston Kim Jones Valesha Jones Jason Jordan Dayon Kane Julie Kassaw Tim Keith Ronald Kellum1 Jason Kennedy Cary Lambert Darrell Land Tammy Landers Lance Larison Judy Layson Michelle Lefevre Lori Lemmon Mark Lenoir Andrew Lester Amy Lewis Joanna Lewis Jennifer Lilienstern Seniors 89 Sandra Lyles Mark Magee Melinda Malone iAAU Lynn Mason Man iel Lenee McCartney Mark McCarty Sara McCarty Frank McClendon Paul McCown Kaye McFadden Mark Mays Patricia Mays McAdams Jana McAnulty 90 Seniors Kevin McIntyre Beth McKenzie Ann Meacham Cary Med lock Sammy Mezayek Laura Miles Melissa Mink Tonia Lisa Moore Penny Morgan Jayson Morris Kelly Morris Moody Anne Morrow Demetria Moses Kevin Mullins Gwendolyn Neal Tim Nealy Michael O'Sieen Ann Oswald Marlon Oliver Zclton Oliver Rhonda Oldham Jonathan Paul Kristen Pederson Joe Don Phillips X f Jeff Peacock Lori Pearson Vincent Pedavoli Alan Pickett Amy Payne Jackie Perry Scott Pitre Jodi Plcmons Terry Porter Shannon Powell Allan Preddy Robert Preston Lea Prislovsky Chris ) Susan Ralph Pandy Rhodes Anita Ray Cretchen Reagan Robe r Ricks Kelly Roach Sharon Radford H, Kim Renfro Andrew Roberts Lori Robertson Mike Robinson Stephanie Rogers Wade Rowold Richard Rucker 92 Seniors Debbie Russell Thomas Rutledge Hays Rye Gordon Sanders Sophia Sarmiento Amy Savage Jessica Schminkey David Schneider Brian Schreiber Beth Shamburger Shane Scott Chad Sewell Robin Shackelford Beth Sheldon JonSherrell Will Shelton James Sheridan Mark Shilling KennonShowen Paul Sill Frederick Simmons Wayne Skelton Ronda Skinner Jack Small I'ina Small Sindy Smith Nancy Sorrels Renae Smith David Speas Tony Spencer Seniors Dawn Smith Christine Sorge Julie Smith 93 94 Sherri Stegall Angela Spivey 1 Mike Steel - T Jennifer Steen A Shaun Stamps Wendy Standifer Steven Stanford Sevan Swaim Jim Tatum Ursel Talley Danny Taylor Kenneth Terrell Johnny Theiring 1 MV m M MM Mi Marie Thomas Jodi Thomas Michael Thomas Valli Thomas Lori Threlkeld Frank Tietz Dana Tigert Colby Tipton Tammy Tomlinson Melanie Towers MikeTowery Jimmy Trahan Seniors R ee Trevino Meri Trimble Angela Triplett KimTunnell Leslie Turman Craig Turner Tami Walker Otis Ward Kenneth Wheeler Betsy Wheelock Elizabeth White Dorian Wilkins Wilkins Rachel Wilkinson Deaun Williams Kevin Williams Lemetra Williams Mark Williams Carmen Willis Vinita Williams Claudette Wilson David Wilson Donny Wilson Dan Winston Clayton Winters Lance Wolfe Jason Womack Scott Wood Chris Woodard Craig Wright Michael Yancey 95 Class Officers Parnell Vice-President Sandy Shipp M S4 Secretary President 97 Annette Adams Trace Adams 3 Marvin Adamson Kyle Addington Joey Aiken Creg Allen Steve Amijo Jack Andc - n b Amy Andrews Ussy Andros Kim Atchison Sandra Bailey A Christy Avent Darla Bailey Kelton Bailey f Joel Baker Valarie Baker Larry Ballard Phil Bane Darrell Banks i Allen Aldredgo William Arthur Bruce Bain I David Barker Doug Allen Eric Artmire Chad Baker Scott Barnhart Bradley Beam La Royce Beard Randy Beard Cheri Bell Dwight Bell Regina Bell Jerry Benbow Sandy Bennett Susie Bergfeld Philip Berry Stephen Bevins Leighann Bickley Vanessa Birdow Kelli Birdsong 98 Juniors ijk Q y i Thomas Birdwell ■1 Kelly Bishop k Sarah Booher Karen Blackford Shelli Boone i if Dana Blaschke Cindy Boa . Gayle Boulter Larry Brady Cessevlc Branham David Branin Evan Breedlove Lana Blaschke Micah Blaylock Joe Bledsoe Jamie Bower T«na Bricker Bruce Bowman Thomas Boyd Michael Britain Alfred Brown Bryan Chambless Lyn Chamness Tristi Chaney Traci Chapman Kim Churchman Cindy Clark Melinda Clark Juniors 99 Amondo Coats William Coleman Stephen Conley lammy Copas Leanne Corley Dell Anne Costello Alice Cook Jodi Cooper Marie Cottingham Jill Cottrell Nolan Counts Robert Cooper Harry Cousins Garrett Cox Steve Craig Chris Crites Jana Crosby Tammy Daniel Lisa Dark Richard Darnell Tammy Dean Beverly Davis Kim Davis Sherry Davis Hope Daughtrey Todd Davenport Dana Daniel David Davidson Scott Delk Drew Denman Christine Desmute Lori Dewbre James Dews Lynn Dickerson John Dickey Stacy Dipprey Eric Dorsey Roger Dorsey Gary Dower Melissa Draper Christopher Drewy Paul Drewy Paula Dunagan Lisa Earl 100 Juniors itoh Schae Felix Felisha Fields Brian Fitzgerald Wendv Fitzgerald Jayne Fleming Denise Fletcher Carlos Flores Carolyn Ford Jerry Ford John Ford Pam Ford Lori Foster Beth Fox Arnold Frater Bobby Freeman Jerry Freeman Barbara Freeney Hank Freitag Sheryle Fuller Christopher Gable Brian Gaiser Ronald Gammell Alex Gammill Darrell Gardner Ryan Gardner Kyle Gee Elaine Genoway Terri Gersch Scott Goldberg Karen Gilbreath A Betsy Goodin Stephen Graham Wayne Gilliam Jacklyn Gipson Trey Graham Tregg Granato Wes Goddard Charla Kay Grant Chad Godfrey f Shannon Grant Juniors 101 Scott Croothius Christie Gunter Carolyn Custer Edilia Gutierrez Stewart Haberle Angel Hachtel Mark Hagan David Harris Michelle Harris Tim Hartley Katherine Harvey Bryce Hatton Ray Hawkins Don Heath Holly Henderson Todd Henderson Allvson Henrv Steve Hibbard Dan Higgins Leo Hilton Teresa Hilton Mitch Hodge Noelle Hoeffner Julie Hood Kendall Hopkins Tracye Harper Dennis Hayter Ryan Hilber u Michael Hopper 102 Juniors Michelle Morton Ron Howard Holly Howell Jimmie Let Howell mi Gerri Howland Chad Hudson Tim Hughes Vance Hughes Kate lenmngs I Lana Humphrey Brad Hunt Katie Hurst I Mary Jiminez Todd Hurt Jayla Jistel Bud Hutchins Deana Johnson Nancy Hutchison Desiree Johnson Tina Johnson Joseph Jones Kimberly Jones Ray Jones II Sandree Jones Sarita Jones Sherry Jones Stephen Jones Scott Kevs Stacey Jordan V James Kidd Chris Keith Rav Kiker Jeff Kennedy Ken Killian Tony Kenner Dana King Chris Kent Russell Kinser Kim Kessinger Rich Knarr Juniors 103 Amy Knight Stephanie Kuna Jennifer Lacy II Janet Lee Leslie Laminack Tony Lasater Sherri Lennon Natalie Letort Christine Kopecki Brenda Kronenberg Karl Kuenemann Thad Lambdin Donna Laminack Christine Lewis Stacy Lewis Steve Latson i Laura Leanard Tracy Lewis Michael Liberato Tina Liljequist Kathy Linder 1 Rhonda Long Lynda Lott Bridgette Manziel j Barbara Martin Julie Martin Stephanie Martin Suzanne Massey 104 Juniors lara Mays Charis McCoy Wendy McClure Andrea McDowell Mark McCoy Clifton McGee t Warren McDonald Barbara McGee Theresa McGee Kathv McCuin Pamela McCuin Laura McKinney Sharon McMillian Paul McNeal Becki Miller Anthony Mitchell Dianna McWhorter r . lara McWithey Brandon Moore Martha Means Sedrick Moore Mark Mendonsa Vickey Miles Donna Mitchell Celia Morgan Kara Nachtigal Kellie Newburn Darwin Noble Hli abeth Norris Debbie Norton Juniors 105 Nancy Oliver Shannon Oliver Randv Parks Jeff Parnell David Olson OmarOmungo Andrew Orr Spencer Owen Chad Parker Shara Parrish Wesley Patndge Ross Patterson Chris Patton Shaync Payne Brandi Ramsey ?1 Jim Reimer A Melanie Rector Darren Pruett John Ramage Krissy Reeder Karen Randolph Anne Rhodes Alan Rawls .M Richard Rhodes Karen Ray Robert Rhodes Tern' Rice Sam Rayborn 106 Juniors Vanesia Robinson lamie Rochelle Bon Rodriquez David Scruggs Lisa Soago Tara Seale Denise Rogers Cedric Rosti Kevin Rovcroft Greg Rushing Brent Sanders Wendy Saunders Michael Schiller Stephanie Scott Terry Seaton Rhonda Sewell Jill Sheehy Jimmy Sheehy Sandy Shipp Steve Short Tammy Short Steve Sidow Tamala Simpson Kelley Slack Andrea Sloan Heather Smith Peggy Smith Karen Smith Kann Smith Mary Smith Samantha Smith Steve Smith Jeff Snow GailSocia Tracy Socia Markus Sommer KenSpath Bobby Spillers Kerrie Spivey CassieSpraggins Sara Stansbury Karen Starks Tom Starling Juniors 107 Tracv Starnes Lanny Staton Lisa Stearns MikeStelding LisaStelle Melanie Steward Jeff Stewart Marcus Stiles Jana Stinecipher Jenifer Stockett Rickv Stone Brad Stricklin Joe Strong Jennifer Sulfstede Pat Sullivan Kevin Sumrow Tammy Sutberry Norma Ann Swesey Susan Symes Mike Taber Ducky Taylor Kristin Taylor Lisa Taylor Lyle Taylor Vincent Taylor LarsTheorine Lane Thompson a � John Thompson X Veronica Thompson Bryan Thurston Shannon Ticac Steve Ticer Margaret Tier Fred Tindall Gavin Tow Cyndi Trammel Sharon Traylor Kelly Tucker Carol Turman Jana Turner Darla Tyner Steven Vance Karen Vann Leslie Verhoeven Kim Waits 108 Juniors Michael Walls Paul Wallers Teddy Warden Kathv Wall Jimmv Wallace Dulsey Warner Suzy Warner m w ■■ Jena Welch Orlando Wesley Sonya Wheat Dea Wheeler Jeff Wick Tim Wicks Michelle Widick Denise Williams Dianna Williams Missy Williams Prennis Williams Misty Williamson Rhonda Williamson Kirk Willingham Clav Willis Andy Wood Mark Willis Christie Wilson Monica Wilson Tammy Wilson Craig Winston . J Angie Wong Sean Woodcock Kenneth Wooten James Wright Sheryl Wynn Bryant Yeager Shayne Young Juniors 109 no ORES Officers Robin Turman Vice-President Christie Howell Secretary in Todd Aaron Denis Adams Leigh Agncw Lyle Agnew Carrie Alexander Dennis Angslon Carmen Arrington Chad Amburg Scott Ary Carla Atchlev lames Audas Janet Bailey Steven Baker Scott Bane Robyn Barber Craig Barker Aaron Barnes Keenan Barnes Richard Barton Robin Barron Chrissy Barnes Ronnie Battles Shelly Baucom Stephanie Baynham Tanja Be.ird Jennifer Beene Gail Berndt Cameron Bellomy Jackie Benner Dorothea Berry Sam Billings a Chris Bennett Darvle Benson Kim Bent Robb Billups Elizabeth Birdow Carla Black Stephanie Black Tom Bloyd Mary Ann Boatman Daniel Bockman Brett Boque Stephen Boles Lance Boley 112 — Sophomores Kim Boyd Ashley Bracken Steve D. Breeden Beth Bradley Kristy L. Briley Kendall E Britton Trina Brooks Paul Broom Cinger Brum ley Duane Brower Marie A Brown I Richard Brown Robert Brown Lamar Browning Brad Brush Tommy D. Bryant Robert Buess Brad Burkett Karen Burkhmmer Shannon Burrell Kim Burrow Lacinda Byrd Mark Caldwell Ronnie Caldwell Susan Cal fee Felecia M. Calico Bob Callahan Scott Callaway Mike L. Campbell Neal Campbell Kvle Carnes Kevin Carpenter Becky Carter BonnerCaton Jennifer Chase Angie Cheslev Roger Choy Andrew Clyde Lora Clyde Jason E. Coats Lara Coffer Sophomores — 113 Clifford Coleman Renee Coleman -• Tracy Collins Beth Conine m Jr d y w Andrew Collins Elizabeth Collins Kerri Collins Kim Collins V Aimee Coody Stephanie Cooper Andrea Cordell Deesa Cottle Melinda Couch Darla Cowan Cleith Cozby Kerrie Craig Kim Craig Stephanie Craig Leslie Crawley Carrie Creel Billy Crim Nancy Crocker Cynthia Culver Jean Ann Cummings Carla Curtis Charles Dailey Omar Dajani Hdward Darden Danny Dean I Melissa Deans Gayle Deggs Cavan Denson Laurie Downs Lisa Downs John Dunahoe Clay Duncan Hank Durbin Trade Durden David Eastman 114 — Sophomores Kevin Ellis Mandv Ellis Erie Engbrook Joyce England Mark Epp Melissa Evans Patrick Evans DeAna C. Farmer Christy Ferguson Trey Files Cathy Fisher Gina Flores Sara Gathright Beverly Gatti Mike Gilneany Tammy Fortriede Alice K Foshee Michelle Foster Keith Cater ji. Sandy Gable Christine Gardner Darren Gardner Darin L. Gibson ¥ KrisGewin Harry Gibbons Michael Goad Cathy Grant Cindy Grant Shannon Green Sharon Green Krystie Greeney Darrel Gregory Tina Gregory Twila Grooms I.indy D. Groves Kelly Guinn Greg Gunter Dana Guynn Becky Habedank Paul Haberle Lance Hagan Daniel Haile Darrell Halfachor Sophomores — 115 Erika Hampton Cindy Hancock Chris Hanson Michelle Hardee Karen Hall Robert Hamilton John Hammond Angela Harris Joey Harris Monica Harris Julie Harrison Dwane Harsh Stephanie Hart ness David Hatched Stern Hatcher Todd Havard Edward Hawkins Terrs- Hawk Tina Hawkins Laura Hayden Scott Helms Kim Hines Holly Henrv Christy Herring Nicole Hevman Missy Hickman It Jason Horton Jill L. Hough Ian Angela Hogan Regina Holman Jimmy Millin Sophomores Brad Humphries. Trevor Hyde Zachry Hyde Bill Irvine Arlicha Jackson Jonathan Jackson Man Jackson Eddie Jacobs Cindy Ivy Lisa Ivy Marc Ivy Cindy Jagers Robert James Kristie Jenkins Mark Jenkins Kelley Jennings Keith Jenschke Kellie Jewett Tracy Johnigan Cassandra Johnson Dale Johnson Mark Johnson Rod Johnson Serrena Johnson Walter lohnson Deanna Jones Sandi Johnston Corey Jones Jana Jones Elizabeth Kent Lori Jones Amk Michael Kimlicko Wade Jones Kirk Kauffman Brian Kingsbury Carl Kelley Chris Kirkland Leon Jones Dona Kelley Dane Kirkpatrick Sophomores — I Toni Kizcr JfeJu Jill Lancaster Clint Leavings Jeanne Lallan Bryan Lackey Weldon Lacy Bryan Leek I Brent Lowry Scott Ludolph Chris Lumley Lesa Lusk Condroia Mackey Undreia Mackey Chad Magee Chad Mahand Melanie Malone Carrie Mandolin Will Mangum Mark Marcom Scott Martin Trecie Martin Meshawn Mays Mike Mazy Katherine McCartney Rachael Lefevre David Livingston Tina Loveless Mendy Marshall ( David McCarty 118 — Sophomores Carolyn McDaniel Stacy McDaniel Diane McDowell Brad McFarland Robert McGowen Keith Mclntvre Lance McNeel lohn McMillan Brian Mejias Dave Mendonsa Andrea Merritt Michelle Metcalf Stephen Mitchell Amber Mize Missy Mizzles Jot Mochlmlann u Carol Morales James Montgomery Cleve Moore Michelle Moore Gina Monk f Sheila Morgan Mark Monroe Angie Montgomery Melanie Morris Nancy Morris Lennie Morrison I Stacv Morriss Stephanie Moss Jennifer Murphy Kelli Murphv Natalie Murray Stacey Myers Kric Nelson Ray Newman Lisa Nacthigal Indu Namboodiri Ben Napier Carie Naylor Bridgiette Neal Sophomores — 119 Marcus Nickel berry Maria Ohmes Cay I a Oldham Greg Oldham Clinton Owen Tonva Oliver lananda Overman Ellen Overton John Owings Tammy Ann Oxford Steven Palmer Keith Parrott Allen Paul Kim Pearson Greg Pederson Lisa Peek Walter Peer Kent Pendleton Cyndi Peters Reggie Pettigrew Kim Pham Patrick Phea Nancy Phelps Tonia Pinkerton Robert Phelps Shannon Phillips Stacey Phillips Tonya Phillips Tina Pinkston Memorie Pierce Paul Pierce Len Pipkin Mark Plummer Shannon Pool Joyce Price Lvnnette Price Missy Provost |ulie Quandt htii Michael Radford Lisa Ramev Chris Ramev Roxanna Ramirez 120 — Sophomore? Mark Randall Jimmy Ratcliff Byron Reese John Rath Dayna Reed Sarah Reed Chris Reid l.eita Reid David Rice David Rice Mike Rich Vernon Richardson Greg Rodgers Nathaniel Roper Rachel Robinson Rick Rodrigue Darrin Rodgers Missy Roach Jeff Roark Richard Rose Stacy Russell Tracey Rutledge Paige Samdal Shay Sanders Chris Savage Tammy Sawyer Janet Schafer Cheryl Schlensker RobSchmalz Michael Schmitt Tom Schoenburn Tamara Seay Stephen Sellers � JeffSerber Alisa Shackelford Chris Shaw Melissa Shelton Craig Shine Tera Sievert Salee Simenec Cyndi Simmons Kent Simpson Suzanne Skorkowskv Ashley Sloan Brett Small Dede Smith Evans Smith Lann Smith Sophomores — 121 Lisa smith fcncsone Stephen sorgo itepnen bpvna' uaniei spencer cnance spiker Kerrie Spivey Patricia Spivev Amy SI. John Shannon stamps uougiashtanutord Heather Stanley David Starnes Jerry Staton Kimberlv Steffee Shannon Stephens Sereatha Stern Serina Stetson Tabitha Stovall Joe Sullivan Michael Summer Reginald Taylor Stephanie Taylor LauraThomas Kyle Thompson Marla Thompson Tim Thompson Brad Thurston liiJL Mike Tipton Melissa Tom Kent Towels Jeff Tucker DarlaTidwell Kristi Tippit Tiffanv Tulev 122 — Sophomores Karol Vance Angie Vaughan Mike Wade Kennv Walker Phillip Walker d Andrea Wall Kav Ward Scott Warner Carol Warren Ashley Watson Eric Webb Jody Webb Kevin Wemer k. .A Sue Wrerth Craig Whisenhunt Michael Whisenhunt Beth White •v� Joe White Kevin White Will White Darla Whitfield Krista Whitmer Stephanie Whitus Mark Wickersham LauraWilkin Adam Williams Darrin Williams Lee Roy Williams Mike Wise Karen Witt Forrest Woods Paulette Williams Sean Williford Jennifer Willis Elaine Winter Tabitha Wright Richard Yates Leigh Yeager Jennifer Yoder David Young Glenn Young Jeff Zimmerman Sophomores — 123 124 James Aaronio Beth Abies Adam Adams Brooks Adams Robbie Adams Andrea Alexander Angie Allen Arnita Allen Roderick Allen Kimberly Allison Karen Archer John Arey Ten Armstrong Amy Arnett Billy Arnott Yasheki Arterberry Deborah Atchley Shawna Atwood Rochelle Austin Alex Bailey Hr 3 Michelle Bailey Mona Bailey Melissa Baird Babara Balensiefen Renwick Ballinger Diane Bandy Brian Banks Kendall Banks Holly Barry Darrin Bass Robbv Bassett Heather Bates Gary Beard Kelly Bearden John Bell Shannon Benbow Yvette Bendy Dan Benson Vivian Benson Andy Bergfeld Sherry Berry Ronnie Berryhill Freshmen — Chris Bevins Roslyn Bibby Candice Birdsong Ja |uelin Bit Steve Black Michele Blackford Jerry Blackmon Brian Blakely Brendon Blankenship Benita Blaylock Gigi Blow Shelly Boque Carlaio Bonner Travis Booher David Booth Matthew Boshears Stan Bostik Teresa Bowser Daniel Boston Derek Box Summer Boykin Bonnie Bradshaw Tony Braly Brian Branch Andrea Branscomc Amie Braswell David Breedlove Betsey Bright Steve Britain Timothy Brittain Deborah Bronaugh William Brosang Sharon Broughton Debra Brower — ■ I ■ ■■ ■■ ™------------ — Eddie Buckner Paul Burnett Larissa Burns Seth Burton Tammy Bush Jerry Busing Larry Butcher 126 — Freshmen Darwin Ciin Frisian Cam Angela Caldwell Ronnie Campbell Candance Camron Bryan Carey Casey Carroll CaraCarter Jason Carter Bryant Caswell Carrie Caton Bradley Chambless Jennifer Chambless Kevin Chandler Young Chang Tricia Chesley Felicia Chimney Kimberly Chitwood Eric Clayton M Melissa Clifton 'Zf Rusty Clyburn Melody Cool Christina Conaway Cobb Reginald Cobb Tina Cochran Rachel Cohen Hillary Collins Chris Cooper Candy Copeland Angela Cotton Mauri Coulter Kenneth Counts Tamara Cox Tammi Cox Ken Crawford Randy Crawford Bret Creel Laurie Crim Meghan Cronin Tim Culpepper Paul Curd Jack Currin Vanessa Darnell Blake Daughtry Freshmen — 127 Darby Davis Kerry Deck Michael Dean Richard Davis Wilmon Davis Alex Desmuke Brian Dews Alton Dickerson Steven Dillard Teresa Draper Jimmy Duncan Michael Dutoit James Dunn Tina Dykes Mark Erwin Angela Engbrock Timothy Ervin Chris Epperson Irene Epperson Deborah Erbstein Michelle Ervin Floyd Etheridge Brad Evans Robert Ferguxson Brett Findley Samantha Fischer Amy Fisher Shelly Fisher Alicia Fix Melanie Flan, Jason Flowers Brian Fleming Sandra Ford 128 — Freshmen Trent Ford Regina Frank Darrell Frater Le'Pradia Fulton Caroline Cable Stan Gabriel LamarCeorge Paula George Kerne Germany Tonya Gilley Kelly Gilliam Shannon Gilmore Kristi Goodman Michelle Goodwyn William Goolsby Johna Frederick Angela Freeman Kenneth Freeman Bianca Fully love DeannaGage Misti Gaiser Clint Gardner Brent Ceorge David Gersch Jonathan Ceter Celeste Gilheany Suzanne Glover Todd Godfrey James Gilley Dina Ginsberg Lenette Golding Angie Grace Darren Graham Johnny Goss Jason Gossett Susa nne Grant Caryn Green Nelson Green Shannon Green Shannon Green Sinnetta Green Scott Hager Freshmen — 129 Curl Hahn Jonnie Haigood Chris Hall Cina Hall Lisa Hall Tommy Hall Saskia Hampe Barbara Hamilton Jill Haney Jeff Hardaway Julie Hardaway Bobby Hardin Janice Hardin Jessica Hargadon Jeanetler Harmon Lynette Harraid Cavla Harris Michael Harris Kevin Hart Nick Hart Todd Hartley Vaughn Harvey Jason Hatch Chris Hatchell Amy Hatmaker Brenda Hauk Melinda Haynes Tcmeka Hayter Tony Henderson Christi Head Dean Head Bill Heath Decna Hellen Matthew Higgins Hollie Hillis Larkin Hinds Michelle Hin Melissa Hockadav David Hogan Brian Holland Jeromy Hollenshed Steven Holly David Holt Keith Hodge Heather Hoeffner 130 — Freshmen Jon Honeycutt Stove Hood Kerri Hopkins Michelle Horton Paige Lynn Horton Sandv Hoskins Angela Howard Douglass Humphries Tyrone Hunter Steven Hurst Lance Huskey Tammy Hutchins Shannon Hutto Jonathan Hyde )ohn Idrogo Kelly Ivy Ann Jarvis Jimmy Jay Rodney Jayroe Sherlitha Jefferson Jennifer Jenkins Lance Johnson Tammi Johnson Brandi Jones Chuck Jones Hagen Jones Kristi Jones Bradley Jordan LeighAnnJost Sondra Kane David Kassaw Jay Kay Eleanor Keenan Brad Kennington Knsti Kerby Freshmen — 131 Leslie Kirkpatrick Paul Kirkpatrick Richard Kizer Kristi Knight Bill Kolb Jennifer Kuna Jody Lake William lambert Tony Lampin Stormy Lancaster Stacie Lane Eugene Kim Angie Kincaid Mona Kerby Sacha Killebrew Kern1 Kirby Leslie Kuria Kris LaCrone Michael Leonard Robbie Lasseter Carole Letort Angela Lewis Don Lewis I-in r.i Lewis Yushiu Lin Jeff Linam Cina Lawrence Amanda Lazenby Aaron Lester Phil Lindinger David Locke Clint Lockhart Richard Lockhart y Karl Loftis £ Kristin Lindsev Thomas Linzy Lavanna Littlejohn Michelle Loggins Reginald Lyles Billy Lovas Allison Lowery Lori Looney Stan Lowe 132 — Freshmen v- t p to 'F fWr r Derryl Mallard Patricia Mangum Richard Magee Mark Magruder Trivia Mackey Angela Magee Krissy Mann Sarnia Massad Marvin Massey Joel Masters Kenneth Masters Shibu Mathews Sean Mauldin Michael Mays Valerie Mays Tim McAdams Cherri McCalvin Scott McClure Edward McCluskey Bryan McCoy David McCoy Raymond McCuin Jamie McDaniel Kelly McIntyre John McKee Tamblin McKinney Frank McN'eel Brad Medlin Chad Medlin Wendy Miller Audrey Milton Malia Mitchell Sonya Mitchell Edward Mitchum Ron Mitchum Christy Moch Freshmen — 133 Steve Moody Chris Moore Gene Moore Ted Morawski Amv Moreland Toby Morgan Todd Morgan Amy Morris Joey Morris Brandon MorriM n Cheryl Moses Mala'e Moses Grady Mosley Alex Muckelroy Tammy Muhlbauer James Mumphrey Michelle Munoz Holly Murray Shani Myers Joan Nachtigal Holly Nelson Eric Newell Karen Newman Robert Niblack Napoleon Nicholson Laurie Niles Leslie Noble Phillip Norrell Stephanie Norwood Laura Nowiski Shana Nugent Trudy Null ThomasO'Briant Aileen Ocampo Clint Odom leff Odom Michael Oeter Joe Oldham Tina Olivia Cedric Oliver Ramona Oliver Sheryl Oxley Annette Pannell Scott Oliver KeirOrr Amy Owen Preston Owen Cathy Owen 154 — Freshmen Joe Patridge Tara Paul John Payne Tyler Pearl Rod Pennington Oscar Perkins Michael Perry Jesse Pink John Paul Price Joev Redding Michael Peters Denise Pool Paige Prince Brent Phillips k Don Porter Amberly Prysock Curtis Philpot Julie Potter John Quaas Clinton Pierce Brandt Powell Kristi Quattlebaum David Pierce Shonda Powell Deborah Rainwater Michael Pilgrim Julie Prestwood Tiffany Ramsey John Redue Robert Reedv Shellev Reese Susan Reeves Ronny Ridling Chris Renner Vicki Richardson Wayne Gordon Rigby Gwen Riggs Nathan Riggs Lee Roach Brian Roark Peter Roark Jenny Roberts Freshmen — 135 Paige Roberts Sara Roberts Craig Roberson Sean Roddy Donnie Russell Jeremy Sanchez Frederic Schumer Mike Rudolph Andrea Scarborough Tracy Schreiber Ashley Rowe Ross Sealon Lon Sellers Dean Sepmoree Kelli Sessions Paula Shamburger Robyn Shank IV ijl Melanie Shirley Kim Shoemaker Michelle Sewell Dannie Shackleford Karl Shackleford LaTina Shackleford Derek Shilling Dianna Sharp Tiffany Shaw Rochelle Sheffield Debra Simons Vickie Simon Randy Skinner Dina Skipper Michael Skrobinski Charles Smith Collette Smith 136 — Freshmen Jamio Smith John Smith Kyle Smith Michael Smith Rusty Smith Todd Smith Morgan Smvrl Sherri- Stanley Ricky Starks IJIl David Starr Tony Steed Ric Steele Robert Steele Deborah Stegall Matt Stephenson Shore Stern Holli Stevens Kimberleigh Stiefel Shannon Straley Andy Stuart Cammy Sulfstede Cassandra Summerville Dennis Sundquist Ellen Sundquist Mark Swain Rodney Symes Delisa Taber Carolyn Tatum Morris Taxon Johnny Taylor Shawnte Taylor Michael Taylor Freshmen — 137 Tori Tavlor Cecil Tcnnvson Alana Thcorine T.ini Theone Brian Thomas Lawrence Thomas Rox Thompson Ioanna Thorne Allison Thornton Cassandra Tillerv Jennifer Tindall Paul Tipton Amy Trammel John Trimble Lisa Triplett William Truitt jWi ’V Jon Tucker Kelly Tunnell Ronald Upshaw Torasa Tutt Jonathan Veal Terrve Wagner Deanah Walker Kendra Walker Marcus Walker Thomas Walls Susan Vest Kristi Walters Dean Warren Mary Washington William Washington Jon Waterman Cristv Watkins Paula Watkins John Weaver Deanne Wedge worth Justin Welc Aaron Kristi Wells . K Holly Wendt Demetric Wesley 138 — freshmen Mark Wheeler Dionna Whisenhunt John White John White Katie White Angela Whitemon ▲ Latonya Wideman Lori Wilabay l.aura Wiley M.irit.i Wilkerson Janice Wilkinson Angela Williams Charles Williams Dana Williams Herrod Williams Lance Williams Marticia Williams Richard Williams Shanna Williams Steven Williams Tiffany Williams Jennifer Williamson Lisa Williamson Tommy Williamson Brv an Wixom Kimberly Wood Staci Wood Laura Yancey Heather Woodcock Robin Wright Sherry Wyman Venita Yancey Andv York Allison Yule Heidi Zeigler Craig Zips Freshmen — 139 ADMINISTRATION Pot Harris Sr. Asst. Principal Jerry Hardy Jr. Asst. Principal Doug Jung Soph. Asst. Principal Gerald Barnes Fresh. Asst. Principal Billy Hall, Principal Dr. Jack Davidson, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right — Elaine Roberson, Mike Breedlove, William E. Watkins, Robert Dobbs, Dr Martin Edwards, Dr. Phil Hook, Dr. Vernon Goss, Dr. Jack Davidson Melinda Arrant: Driver Education. Health. 9th Grade Athletics ( Kav Andrews: English III John Arnold: Computer Math, Calculus Willie Anderson: Government I Wanda Barber: Spanish I Barbara Bassett: Typing, Recordkeeping Jean Beacham: Health Occupations Carolyn Benson: Office Personnel Yvonne Bledsoe: Biology Terry Borens: English Libby Bostick: English, Psychology Beverly Borgenson: Principal's Secretary Charles Ballinger Health, Biology, Driver Education Becky Berry: World History Cheryl Boyd: Home Ecomomics June Burke: English I 141 Sandy Byerly: MOCK, Algebra I Mary Ann Clark Library Aide Judy Crone Arl, Graphics. Fibers Wilma Dun fee: 12� h Grade Counselor Sharon Campbell: Geometry, Trig KA eh Chanlley: Tana Carpenter Recordkeeping. Free Health. 9th Athletics, Math Fnterprise Tillman Cooke: Government Ann Coleman French Beverly Cottingham: Biology. Geology. Marine Science 7 t Velora Douglas: MOCK, Math. Physical Science Betty Elder: Spanish II. English I Fayrene Ellelt: Vocational Office Education, Word Processing i I ' . ► Pat Fppler: Typing I, Business Management Polly Carrington: Reading, Cor. Language Arts HerbCoursey: Chemistry, Physical Science I Y j ' - is Sue Dudley: Records and Scheduling Keith Everett: Soccer 142 — Faculty Peggy (■cwm: AssiM-ini Principal's Secretary Dun Fogelsong Swimming. P E Kathy Gandillon: Geometry, Algebra I Mark Gilbert: Athletic Trainer Belinda Good sell: Journalism. English I Jo Good son: Free Enterprise Mattie Gregory: Judy Gross: Pam Hale: IOth Grade Attendance Clerk Health. Girl's Athletics. P E PE. MOCE. 9th Grade Athletics Brenda Gordon Govern ment Ruby Hamilton: 9th Grade Attendance Clerk Coriene Hampton English III Joe Hampton Physical Scieno Terrs- Hanks: (kill. Accounting I, Business Law Jennifer Hardesty: Counselor's Secretary Carol Hardgrave Latin I II III Hedwig Hardie Algebra I.Tng EA Beverly Hickman Library Aide Dick Highfill Band Jim Humphries Algebra II faculty — 145 John Idrogo: Spanish II. III. IV. V Willie Steen Johnson: English I Marianne Jones: Driver Education. Health. P.E., Basketball Larry Larison: Government. US History. Lee Gentlemen Leah Jay: Library Aide Jane Johnson: Nurse Connie Ingram: E.nglish III Marjorie Jackson: Homemaking Gwen Jones: VA Coordinator Jan Jones: Theater Arts Jane Jones: Physical Science Larry Jones: Basketball Coach. World History Rosalyn Keith: Distributive Education Dennis Lackey: MOCE, Pre -Algebra, Athletics James Lambert Algebra I. MOCE Linda Keane: Art I. Ceramics. Sculpture Martha Larison: Carolyn Latson: Home Economics, Child Special Assignment Class Development Gwen Latting: Marguritte Leonard: English III Typing I, Office Procedures, Business Law, Shorthand 144 _ Faculty Daphna Lillenstern: Annette Lillie: Sandy Lowe: Pal Marlin: Arl 11 Ih Grade Attendance Clerk U.S. History. German L II Algebra II Vicki Maxwell: Government a ft fti Donna McCoy English I. Ill V ' A Jane McDaniel: English I. Reading. Yearbook V Lee Maxwell: Physio. MOCE Gerrie Milburn English IV George Miller: Drafting Arthur Montgomery: Agricult un- lane Morrison: Deaf Education Shari Nelson: lames Nolan: Earl Nunley: Wanda Odom: English II. IV English I Geometry. Pre-Algebra English III, IV Paige Matthews Diagnostic Consultant Diana Meadows: H.E.C.E. Massalina Motely: 12th Grade Counselor Carrie Jo Parmley: English II Faculty — 145 Mitchell Paton: Corrupted language Arts Thcron Pickle: Physical Science Alice Rhodes: English I. World History Margaret Rounsavall: World History [ orothy Pendleton: Typing l.ll Roger Perry: Algebra II. MOCE Biff Peterson: Athletics. U S History. World History Nancy Peterson: Worid History f Joann Raingh: 10th Grade Counselor lloyd Rayborn Metal I. II Betty Reedy: Resource English Tobin Reid: Basketball, Health. Driver Education Amelia Rhodes: English III Woody Rice EOM.MCX I Cynthia Richardson: Home Economics Jesse Rider: Vocational Counselor v Tracy Rounsavall: Agriculture Katherine Rudd Resource Carolyn Schofield: Biology I. II Betty Shelton: Free Enterprise I -16 — Faculty Alan Shumate: Speech Debate Gerald Smith: Biology I Reba Smith: Carolyn Smyrl: Computer Word Processing. English I, American History Office Education Diane Sorrells: Geometry. MOCF, Computer Math Melba Sportsman: Resource Aide Carolyn Stitt: English II Jana Tidmore: Athletics. MOCF. Pre-Algebra Jan Tuomi: I Ith Grade Counselor Charles Turner: Geometry, Algebra I Colleen Turman: Office Personnel IkA WJStMm Margaret Thompson: Librarian Will Turman: Tennis Charlotte Wade: Attendance Office Florence Ware: Attendance Office Jim Watkins: U S. History, Base-ball Joyce Welch: Personal Business Management Faculty — 147 TEACHER Sharon Whitman: English IV Norman Williams: Auto Mechanics Ruth Ann Young: Bookkeeper 148 — (-'acuity Top left: Mrs. Rairigh and Mrs. Mosley distribute souvenirs at the prom. Top middle Mr Anderson points out governmental issues. Top right: Mrs Hardgrave pauses to smile for the camera Middle left: After class chat with Mr Coursey. Middle: Coach Gibson takes an unexpected swim. Middle right: Mrs. Whitman celebrates (?) her ?? birthday. Bottom: Mrs. Gordon is shocked at Mr Humphries’ prom attendance. CANDIDS Coach Hanks getting into the swing of things. 149 50 — Division Division — 151 Jonathan Paul, Melissa Agnew, Ed Hampe STUDENT COUNCIL President Ed Hampe Vice-President Jonathan Paul Secretary Melissa Agnew First Row: Winde Marshall, Robin Shackelford, Fritz Hagar, Mark Shilling. Heidi Dun fee, Kelly Roach, Denise Daigle, Neisha Nelson, Jonathan Paul, Eddie Hampe, Melissa Agnew, Jennifer Garrett, Kim Renfro, Kris Tyler. Marla Hughes, Anne Bass, Allison Brown, Lori Threldkeld Second Row: Amy Knight, sandy Shipp, Camilla Phelps, Kate Jennings, Missy Rye, Mandy Sherrel, Mark Roberts, Melinda Clark, Christv Avent, Jeff Parnell, Rustv Harden, Karen Gilbreath. Mark Hale, Alan Shumate, Sponsor. Third Row: Robin Wright, Christy Herring, Jarry Staton, Cnris Bennett, Lisa Nachtigal, 152 Christie Howell, Robin Turman, Tracy Collins, Holly Hen™, Carrie Creel, Jennifer Beene. Kent Pendleton, Kim Collins Fourth Row: Kristi Jones, Rachelle Sheffield, Tonya Gilley, Lori Looney, Amy Davies. Mande Marshall, Bret Creel, Travis Booher, Eugene Kim Booster Club One of the Booster Club's main purposes is to contribute money to clubs, organizations, and other school needs. Robert E. Lee is very fortunate to have an active, caring group to help students and organizations. The following are very appreciated: Quiz Bowl, Academic Decathalon, Athletics, Physical Education, Cheerleaders, V.E.H., Student Council, principals, teachers, and students. 1st Row: Kathleen Murrary, Dan Duggan. Jim McCoy 2nd Row: Travis Young. Bill Byerly. Art Cunningham. Billy Hall Parent Teacher Association The 1984-1985 P.T.A. has sponsored many activities this year. Activities included soc hops, R.E.L. show, and the Red Raider Rally. The Student Body appreciates their help during the year. Soundra Campbell. Linda Sellers. Marsha Miller. Donna Culver. Linda Jones s CANNONEERS David Harlan, John Hardic, Charles Smith, Will Shelton (captain), Mr. Wyche (sponsor), Ray Hawkins, Craig Carnes, Jimmy Muse Above: Captain Will Shelton with Jimmy Muse and Charles Smith in background. Right: The Cannoneers at Stone Mountain in Georgia. 154 84-85 LEE GENTLEMEN Front Row: (left to right) Mike Holt (second Lieutenant), Derek Harkrider (first Lieutenant), Chris Reedy (Captain), David Biggs (Flag Manager), Second Row: Billy Boone, Will Mangum, David Kirkpatrick. Rick Upshaw, Craig Wright, Scott Martain, Dan James Third Row: Mike Steele, Chris Crites, Brent Horton, Marcus Stiles, John Campbell, Don Spiker. Back Row: Larry Larison (Sponsor), Leslie Crawley, Michael Yancey, David Schneider. 155 Lee Gentlemen display the flag during a pep rally. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SOUTHERN BELLE OFFICERS Row I — Kara Cuinn, (Captain) Jeanne Abernathy, Michelle Lefevre. Row 2 — Jana McAnulty. Kim Anderson. Row 3 — Leslie Turman, Heidi Dunfee, Kathy Patschke, Kim Jones.Stacey Hardin Southern Belles Drill Team Officers: Heidi Dunfee, Kimberley Jones, Kara Guinn, Stacey Hardin. Kim Anderson. 4th row: Traci Chapman, Vicki Hardy, Suzanne Johnson, Laura Leanard, Kathryn Harvey, Wendy Fitzgerald. Lara Mays, Dana Blaschke, Andrea McDowell. 3rd row Lana Humphrey, Laurel Ripp, Sheila Moore. Amy Gibson-Jones. Stacy Dipprey, Carleen Dark, Tomi Ann Graves. 2nd Row: Karen Ray, Sandra Bailey. Laura Ritchey, Deana Johnson. Rhonda Sewell. Chnstie Wilson. 1st row: Shelly Taylor, Tnsti Chaney, Lynda Lott. Terrilyn Carpenter. Regina Bell. Officers: Jana McAnulty, Jean Ann Abernathy (Cap tain), Michelle Lefevre. Leslie Turman, Kathryn Patschke The Southern Belle Organization with its 300 members is the largest support group on the Robert E. Lee campus. The organization is composed of a Freshman Cheering Squad, a Sophomore Junior Senior Pep Squad, a Junior Senior Drill Team, and a Senior Officer Line. The Drill Team performs at the varsity football and basketball games. The Pep Squad performs at the junior varsity football and basketball games, and the Cheering Squad performs at the freshman football and basketball games. The Southern Belles marched in the Rose Parade and C hristmas Parad operated a sandwich and drink concession booth at the Red Raider Rail) and sponsored a ' Free Car Wash for fundraising. The Southern Belle hosted a formal Christmas Dance on December 7 for the student body an their guests at Harvey Hall. 158 Sophomore Pep Squad l t row Krlli Murphy. Iinet Vhilrr Cithy Millrr. Sandy Glble.Gltl Berndt. Kim Collin Cindy Ivy. Suer Morn . LindvGrovr . Liu IKw nv Sucy HkIuiuk A hlcy Sloan. Lni Pruett. Kryttie Greeny. Chrminr (-irdencf 2nd row Gletlh Co hy, Tilliny Tuley. Jennifer Willi . Chmiv lrrgu on Hrithrr Stinley Irnmlrr Brenr. Chn Bennett Uyni Loggln . (jirrron Hr I loot y. Indu Nimbooden. Slun-non PMl. Angie Allnon. Be kv Clftef, Sint) I help Lon |one� 3rd row Surry Mvrrv Aimrr Coody. Irnmlrr Yodu. Tony Ki u. Cimr Creel. Clnger Hroyimlrv. Liu SKhti(il. Strphimr Whitut. Tnu Lnrlr� SintyCnyirr Deinm lone Liu Rlifley MeUme Stiuft Mithrllr Met.ilf. Ciroltn MtlUmel 4th row SrnnjVrt . n IXmuMjrnwr An|ir Viu(kin Shen N'i k. Kiyr Lrr. Tin mi Loggint. Kithrnnr M irtney Dirli Cowin Lngh Ann Collin Strphimr Ktynhim Brth Bndlry. Mim Mink , t iu Prik Cindy Simmon . Nu innr Skorkowtky Sth now. Lnki Hunpton. Mrliwi Thom A hlry WH on. Hrth Coni nr Robin Hirron Imnilrr l.nhm Incy Mirtin. Amy Linxofl. Ili itrth Collin . Siri Githnghl. Irnmlrr Murphy Strphimr Tivlor. Livi l«� k. IVrw Cottle Mi« y Riwh Mh row Kit Wird. Donnj Ktfly.CdhyCnM, Donu llirmon lulir Mim on. Lynnrttr Pnrr. Amy Si John Strphimr Cm MirLt Thompwm Tim Turmin Kirrn Burkhimmrr. Shinnon Burrrl.CirUCur-n 7th ry w Tim Gregory. Cheryl Undrfwood. Holly Hrnry. Ingh Ann Lewi . GiyliOldhim Cindy Prlrrv Kn n Tipprtt, Cirrir Collin . Liuri Thoau Mrlimr Mom . Angie llon«. Liun Wilkin . Shinnon Phillip Hrvrrly GMli Angie Chr iry Sth row Lxindi By rd. Cindi Gnnt, Cirrir Mindrlu Muhin Miv Gi m Monk Six Phillip Kim Panon. Cirol Wirrrn. Robyn Turmin. Kim Burrow Twilitiruomv Liu Milli Tonvi Oliver, Tory Collin Kim (ml th row Niulir Mumy. Andrei Will. Liu Smith Dim Knight. Cirli Atthlry lulir Dotuldton Strphimr Cooprr. Mindv Hiyrn. Dr Ann Firmer Freshman Cheering Squad 1 1 n w liun I r ii. Shrllry (V-qur. Irnmlrr C tumble . Cirotine Glblr. Amy Hitmikrr. Drrm Hrllrn. Mithrllr llorton. Krlly Ivy. Trio lUrber. Kr. ti Ijndi Angie Migrr. Rrgim Frink. Holly Nrlyon Kirrn New nun Swu Reeve NMilteRotMh 2nd row AiytllGim liu WllltMMon Thrreuhirk Teh Tiykof, Imnilrr JmVdiy • ngir Alim. Mithrllr Hixkford tUhiri Bilim tirfen. Midi Oliver Su inne Glover. Lenette Golding Krlly Mtlntyrr. Mithrllr Stmr A hlry Ror. Shiwm Afwtvxi 3rd row Tim Vimlergrlfl. Tim Cochnne. Ci ry Cirroll. Cheryl lohnwin. Melody Cool Diwn Wilton. Shelly Milr Drm r Pool Mithrllr Plflrr. Irnmlrr Kuiu. MonwiSthwiftl. Drbn Simon Strphimr Splth. Mi Hughe Rrnr Stone Strphimr |rn rn. Alliwm Lowery 4th row Thrri- i Putt. Amy lrr. Tiffin Willumv Irnmlrr Willumton. Robin Wright. Cindi Hird ong. Gigi Blow (it Ii Hirn Mrlindi Hit nr Kimmy ( hitwood. Shinnon Rom Miun Coulter. Iiune Cnm. CiriCirtrr lirkm Hind . Timmy Hutthm 3th row Milu Mitthrll. Amy Mom lloll Mumy. lulir Pope. Su innr Dildv. Andm Hnnwome Pngr Robert . Alliton Roger Bonnir Bridduw. Imn Wylie Tilliny Rim«ry. Shelley Rrr r. Holly Steven . Kim Stirlrl. (oar Thorne Mh row Wendy Miller. Drinm (iigr Chmtt Well . Minn WilLrtton linir Wilkimori (irrw (non. Hollv Rirrv. Kim Shormikrr. Angie I rrrmm lohnm Frederick. Siminthi In.her Higen Citwon Jone Hrithrr Bite Krlli Sevuon . Ann Groothiu . Gini Hill 7th row timer Hughe Kim Wood. Kn � in Kerb Amy Trimmrl Chrne Kerb . Dinwi Key. Jenny Robert Pnge Pnncr. Rithrlle ShrllirlJ loin Nxhtigil. Lrtlir Noble. Strphimr Norwood. Liun Nowinki. (.wrn Rigg . Tilliny Shiw Sth n w lulir llird-1,1, M.rdr Mirvhill Kim Millrr. Sun line. Shinnon Gilmore lulir Potter, Shiw nlr Tivlor Kmty Kmght Imre Yindergnll Betty Bright. Tnorv Sthmbrr. 1 jri t Burn Trwu Chrvlrv. Molly Brown. Kelly Gillum 4th row Chrnti Held Ion Looney . Kirrn Mrdlork MiUr M.wev Liuri Ymtr Ambrr Prywxk lulir Prr tw d Strphimr Pimrll Shini Nugent Piuli Wilkin llnnor Krmin Ann |irvi Shinnon Grrrn Angie Willum . Sure Hughe . IOth row (ill Mine Mrl-vw Hockidiy Hrithrr Hortliter. Dnnnr Wrdgrworth. Cheryl Wrlhom. Sin Rohrrt MrUmr llinigin. Drbonh Strgill Irnmfrr Sotu. Mwhrllr Titum. Mi ay Sewell. Shinnon Staley. Alliton Thornton Terrye Wignrr NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Row I: Schac Felix, Andrea Sloan. Angie Wong. Row 2: Cindy Jagers, Chad Godfrey. Leanne Corley. Renee Trevino, Richard Caswell. Chris Monroe. Row 3: Ric Steele. Billy Power. Jay Propes, Scott Henson. Row 4: Ross Paterson. Byron Reese. ART CLUB Row 1: Clayton Winters, Treasurer. Michael Yancey, President, Shawn Ball, Secretary, Row 2: Jeffrey Battles, Arghur Brown. Lisa Earl, Jena Welch, Kim Tunnell, Sandy Bennett, Dawn Duncan, Craig Wright, Beth Norris. Row 3: Any Dan bom, Ashely Freeman, Marla Hughes, Martha Means, Jimmy Sheehy, David Scruggs. Jamie Rochelle, Kellie Newburn, Kelly Tucker. Row 4: Daphna Lilienstern, Sponsor, Wendy McClure, Ben Burt, Scott Owen, Jennifer Sulfstede, Kim Atchson, Randy Beard, Brett Bass 160 — Organizations THESPIANS 1 1 Row: President Mark Adcock, Vice President Camilla Phelps, Secretary Donna Greenberg, Historian l.aura Walker. 2nd Row: Casey Canady. Karen Gilbreth, Kristy Roberson, Cassie Spraggins. Betsy Goodin, Ashley Freeman, Amy Andrews. 3rd Row: Alan Pickett, Leslie Verhocven, Gayle Boulter. Susan Symes. 4th Row: Jim Howell, Schon Hogan. John F.wing. Missy Rye. Alan Hahn, Scott Pierce. Allen Lambert,Chad Amburg. Jan JonesSponsor PSYCHOLOGY 1st Row: Treasurer Traci-Leigh Hammond. Vice President Stephanie Graham. Treasurer Dena Masters. President Valerie Baker, President Paul Sill. 2nd Row. Ashley Freeman, Sharon Radford, Tina Busing. Stephanie Scott, Melinda Clark. Kara Nachtigal. Rachel Albright, Gretchen Reagan. 3rd Row: Sponsor Mrs. Bostik. Dana King, Kristin Taylor, Shara Parrish, Shelli Boone. John Hannah. Stephanie Kune, Karla Haile. 4th Row: Shawn O'Steen, David Davidson, Cesseyle Branham. Jeff Woolverton, Dana Daniel. Clayton Winters. Tammie Barron Secretary. Kathryn Harvey, Leigh-Ann Bickley Vice-President Organizations - 161 Above: Back; Clayton Winters, Tim Wicks. Middle; John Matthews, Steve Baughman Jon Sherrell. Front; Betsy Goodin, John Hardie, Charlotte Allen, Steve Grigsby ACADEMIC DECATHLON The Academic Decathlon is designed to test academic achievement and communication skills. Team members study English, Literature, Math, Science, Social Science, Science, and Economics to prepare for events requiring the delivery of a speech, compilation of an essay, an interview, and participation in a Super Quiz. Extensive research, reading, and study is required of each member of the team. Robert E. Lee placed third in the Regional Decathlon Meet with twenty schools. A total of 30 individual medals and two trophies were won. Lee's team had individual winners receiving gold, silver, and bronze medals. QUIZ BOWL The Quiz Bowl is composed of five team members and is sponsored by Mrs. Tucker and Mr. Shumate. The Quiz Bowl is directed by Centenary College and is aired on KSLA T.V. REL has had a participating team for the past three years. Team members must be knowledgeable in all academic areas as well as in the areas of art, music, sports, current events, and entertainment. Each year, the R.E.L. teams have won a minimum of $900 in scholarship money for any Lee student wishing to attend Centenary College. Steve Baughman was selected as a member of the All Star Quiz Bowl Team for two consecutive years. Right. Left to Right; Scott Henson, Clayton Winters, Byron Reese, Christine Desmuke, Steve Baughman NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l irsr Row: Angela Spivey, Sharon Hess, Monica Bailey, Angela Triplet!, Jeanne Abernathey, Kim Anderson, Michele Lefevre, Jana McAnaulty, Neish Nelson. Sec. Hays Rye, Pres., Watcrson Calhoun, Treasurer, Frit Hager, Vice President. Jennifer Garrett. Marla Hughes, Lori Pearson, Jodi Plemons, Laura Miles, Christy Ctirrin. Second Row: Rachel Albright. Charlotte Allen, Karla Haile, Kaye McFadden, Shawn Ball, Jennifer Files, Katy Hanna. Liz Hampton. Tami Glenn, Kim Renfro, Sandy C hudej, Gina Hdwards, Dayon Kane, Steve Baughman, Denise Daigle, Stacie Goodson, Wanda Odom, Sponsor Ihird Row: Kay Hawkins, Anne Bass, John Hardie, Allison Brown, Kim Jones. Laura Davidson, Pam Hewett, Kennon Showen, Shamaine Chambers, Jennifer Steen. Melinda Brown. Chrissy Jensen. Michael Ohlendt, Duane Lackey Fourth Row: Charles Smith, Jonathan Paul, Jimmy Muse, John Barr, Drew Cosby. Jennifer Duggan. Lori Lemmon, Ginny Parks, Carie Sperling, Sheryl Green, Paul McCown, Bryan Solie. Mike Kinsir. Scott Owens. Gary Locke, Paul Lucas, John Ewing GERMAN CLUB First Row: Chris Goodrich, Secretary, Danny Warren — Vice President, Kaye McFadden — President, Lance Lewis — Reporter. Second Row: Heidi Sparks. Wayne Rigbv, Stacie Good son, Lara McWithey, Allen Hahn, Ryan Hilber. Third Row: Tim Hartley, Keith Jenschke. Kurtis Kent, John Hannah, Tregg Granato. Fourth Row: Robert Phelps, Mark Epp, Tom Stovall, Chad Sewell. Jeff Barron, John Wagner 163 SPANISH CLUB 1st row Barbara Martin, Tammy Sutberry, Tammy Copa , Jennifer Boshears, Sharon Radford, Ken Barham, Stephanie Martin, Shelia Moore. Lynda Lott. Sherry Stanley. Deanne Wedgeworth. Larrisa Burns, Christie Gunter, Betsy Wheelock, Lisa Seago, Noelle Hoeffner, Brenda Kronenberg. Tami Cox. 2nd Row Laurie Adams. Kirk Wallace, Dean a Johnson. Laura McKinney, Sara Roberts. Allison Lowery, Laurel Ripp. Leanne Robinson, Julie Hood. Kara Nac-tigal. Shane Morrison, Tina Cochran, Jeanine Bowman, John Idrogo. Mrs. Barber 3rd Row. Donna Pool, Susan Calfeey, Mike Hopper. Bryant Caswell. Brenda Blankenship, John Price, Angel Hachtel, Lisa Stelle, Denise Williams, Tina Etheridge, Kim Kossinger. Wendy Fitzgerald, Shelly Taylor, Ron Upshaw. Karen Stark. Rusty Smith. 4th Row, Hope Daughtry. Christine Kopecki. Julie Martin, Jennifer Sulfstede, Tammy Daniels, Jayla Jistel. Trent Goodwin, Jay Propes, James Wright, Brian Lackey, Spencer Owen, Tern- Rice. Lamar George. Mane Cottingham, Suzanne Johnson. Kathy Wall. Michael Pilgram. SPANISH CLUB w 1st row John Dunahoe. Tncia Chesley. Chn tv Modi. Tiffany Gardner. Angela Triplet. FJIen Overton. Lisa Rainey. Stacie Ru ell. Gleith Cozby. John Barr. Mark Shilling. Stacey Hardin. Jana McAnaulty, Lisa Triplett, tract (.rich Hammond. )u tin Welch.Shannon Benlow, Chn Renner. 2nd Row. Clay Duncan. Carrie Caton. Dana King. Brenda Hawk t ante Mandelin, Julie Harrison ( ante t red. Heather Stanley. hr.sti Howell, staev Phillip . Heidi Dunfee Bath Nwtfi Scotty Goldberg, Trey Elmore, Fnka Hampton. Jana Early. Rachellr Sheffield 3rd row. Jana Jones. Amy Owens. Anne Morrow. Laura Carpenter. Sheryl Fuller. Tonva Oliver. Tommie Ann Grave . Nancy Phelps. Kay Ward. Julie Donaldson. Andrea Wall. Chmty Jones. Cary Holverson. Jonathon Bate . Kent Pendleton. Todd Howell. Julie Cooper. Alli on Brown 4th row. Mauhco Perez. Kim Tunnel. Twila Groonv Shannon Burrell. Cma Clifford Keith Parrott. Sandy Bennett. Ann Oswall, Johnie Haigood. Liwy Androv Tracie Collin . Jim Tatum. Mike Kin er, Frank McClendon. Sammy Me ayek. Neil Brown, Mark Mendonsa. Andrew Clyde. Don Heath. Cnag Turner ISi — Droam .ilmov LATIN CLUB ilk I III lii ssjJ niff? if ,«){{ ] 2 - “ i E C ■£ sill Kjfjjjl mm i«lsm i it i J i “ I $ ' i|ii| II FRENCH CLUB mk -= r E “ -5 mils HSHi £ t J lSf s MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 1st Row: Tony Mallory. Jace Barbin, Chance Watson, Jimmy Wallace. Jason Jordan, Kevin Hopkins, Kelton Bailey. Steve Ticer, Darren Pruett, Mike Thomas. 2nd Row: Mrs. Keith, Vicky Bell, Rene Keaton. Daphne Hamilton, Carmen Gates, Laura Busing, Marie Thomas, Michelle Weaver, Lisa Preston, Sara DeVillers, Lori Lemmon, Shannon Oliver, Jill Fit .gerald, Brigette Man iel, Amy Duncan, Debbie Russell, April Nugent, Tom Jordan. 3rd Row: Kevin Mullins, Sean Alexander, Dwight Bell, Todd Marshall, Greg Patterson, Randy Bishop. John Thompson, Brad Beam, Kevin Dinger. -1th Row: Eddie Pruett, Frank Smith. Lynn Mason, Karla Aiken, Joanna Lewis, Debbie Nolan, Patti Pickering. Susan Ralph FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES 1st Row: Treasurer Jim Tatum, Vice President Lance Larrison, Secretary Leigh Agnew. President Kevin Newman, Sergeant at Arms Drew Coz.by, Sponsor Biff Peterson. 2nd Row Jason Womack, James Wright, Terry Rice, Page Samdell, Elizabeth Kent, 3rd Row: Jody Webb, Karen Witt, Bryan Lackey, John Sherrell, Kevin Williams, Greg Gunter 166 — Organizations FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row I Paul Burnett. Arthur Mofltgomety. Adviwr, Toffy Rountavall, Advisor Tammy Mobowrr. Brent Phillip . I ynn Dickerson. Christie Standiler Tony Henderson AUn lljmbleir. Provident. lance Hu mg. We prewdrnt. Kevin King. Secretary, Lvn Cham new, Rr|vnrr, Deborah Crave . Sentinel. Steve Craig. Student Advisor. Venita Yancey. Sweetheart IXxtny Ruwell. Ruvtv tlyburn. Jimmy Auda . Hrvan Davis. Clyde Cnllin, Advisor. lance Huskey. Toeeimv llall Row 2 Shane Hallmark. Angie Freeman Richard Yale . Chn l.umlev. Stephen Jonev Harry Gibbon . Randy Stone. Bobby Freeman Chuck Allumv Wayne Skelton. Steve Breeden Andrea Cordell. Ml Helm . Matt BoahrafK, Brad Humphne . John Mote . David Speac. Keith lludwin Row ) Vance Clement . Dwayne Weaver. John Payne. Jeremy Sanchez Beth Shamburger Gary Wilkinson Beverly l a iv. Kelly Lackey. |ewe Maberrv. Dev lladnum Robbie lavwter. Darrell Beracn. John Benton. Dane Kirkpatrick Teddy Warden. Inc Art-mire Ken Matter . Johnny Go . Scott Oliver. Randy Skinner. Jerry Huong, lance William Row 4 Rob Ferguwon. Curti ( ampbell. Inc Fngbrock. David May Mike Sander . Del Roquemore. Rhonda Oldham Darren Graham, Jimmy Duncan. Chri Hughe . Ronnv Campbell Brad McFarland. Richard Lockhart. Tony Green Cart Shackelford Renault Ka Keith McGee, l lind King lame Wilton, Holli Steven . Mark Caldwell. Gene liardin FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW I Mr Boyd. Mr Lariton. Vivian Benton, lulie Hardaway. Betty Bruth. Tonya Lee. Dtonna Whicenhunt. I eigh Ann Turner, lauraC arpenter. JulieChance. Tina Bu mg. Dina Skipper. Denetnc We -ly, Kelly Tunnell. Mr Wall . Mr Burleson ROW 2 Mn Richardson enobta Miller, Ronda Skinner, Ooretha Hern Michelle Coodwvn Michelle I r in Angela Montgomery. LaTonya Wideman, Kim Ke inger. Stephanie Scott, Carl May. Temcka Haylc-r. Ann Groolhui . Kim Fill Row1 Sandra Ford, lathe Jackson Kelly Tucker. Tracy lohmgan. Vuli Richardson. Angela lewi . Sandi Johnston. Vallie Thomas. Kern Collin . Jackie Benner. Alice Fcwhee Mona Buily, Kerne Germany, Ten Armstrong. IVnm Hay ter. till llanev. Rev 4 laciento Aubrey, leanetter Harmon. Deque Flder. Sham Myert. Suet Wood. DeLisJ Taber. IXana Knight. Tiffany Tuley. Ginger Hall. Collette Smith Tami Johnson- Alana Theroine. Teresa Draper. Sue Meyer , laura Now idi VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA INDUSTRIALCOOPERATIVE TRAINING 1st Row: Andy Wagner, Bruce Bowman, Robert Bennett, Hoyt Utay, James Sheridan, Gregg Garwood. 2nd Row: Scott Wood, Danny Stanley. Jared Trahan, Kevin Rice, Daron Hickman, Shane Scott, Lyle Taylor, Mr. Gene Kemp AUTO MECHANICS 1st Row: Darryl Knighton. Lee Farris. Tony Pierce, Robert Uzzell. 2nd Row: Cary Lambert, Craig Gardner, Kieth Graham, Johny Theiring. Jeff Waterman 3rd Row: Steve Krumm. James Ljird, Brad Strikland. Rod Taylor 168 — Organizations NIKE CLUB First Row: Ossie Spraggins, Melinda Brown, Lesa Cagle, Tammy Sul berry — Officers Second Row. Amber Mize. Kim Kessinger, Path Reese. Shannon Mead. Tristi Chaney. Anne Morrow Third Row: Dana Daniel, Scott Brown. Misty Williamson. Shell Cagle. Chnstie Gunter, Rachel Albright Fourth Row: Joy Welch, Kyle Gee. Paul McCown, Shawn Stamps, Ray Kiker. Stephanie Johnson, Pat Eppler KEY CLUB First Row: Angie Wong. Dana Blaschke, Stacie Goodson. David Biggs. Sharon Radford. — Officers Second Row: Angela Spivey. Sheena Matthews. Jeff Greene, Stephanie Craig. Krystie Greeney. Tamblin McKinney. Rene Keaton. Rachel Wilkinson, Beth Norris, Stephanie Baynham, Sandra Nikalic. Third Row: Jo Goodson, Andrea McDowell. Jennifer Lilienstern. Valane Baker. Julie Harrison, Stacey Jordan. Kim Atchison. Chrissy Jensen, Charis McCoy. Anne Rhodes. Jamie Bower Fourth Row: Jon Tucker. David Kirkpatrick. Tom Starling. Dan James. John Campbell. Rick Upshaw, Scott Owen. Carl May, Omar Dapni. Scott Keys, Wes Coddard 169 OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Row I: Sharon Radford, Tina Etheredge, Paul Drcwry, Merri Lipscomb, Michelle Zips. Amy Payne, Lana Blaschke. Row 2: Kim Washburn, Kim Fate, Chns Sorge. Kathryn Caldwell, Wendy Standifer, Sindy Smith. Tara Seale, Susan Hacker, Kelli Morris, Ann Oswald. Dee Anne Payne. Kelly Bishop, Lesa Cagle, Kelly Barencatnp. Jill Cottrell. Row 3: Sarah Booher, Karen Harrison. Dori Stricklin, Karen Barry, Orie Coffer. Rhonda Boelkes, Cassie Spragins, Javla Jistel, Tammy Brown, Nina Lowman, Regina Thomas, Tammy Copas, Tamla Simpson, Rachel Wilkinson. Jennifer Parker Row 4: Elaine Genaway, Melanie Rector, Renee Trevino, Barbara Martin, Tammy Wilson, Larae Oldham. Christine Desmuke, Beth Sheldon. Kristi Amoson, Lori Brown, Karen Green, Amy Hazel, Millcttc Brown. Holly Henderson, Lori Dewbre PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICE 1st Row Both Abler, Sonya Wheat, Eva Freeney, Angela Cox, Shane Warren. 2nd Row: Advisor Mrs Jackson. Vanesa Birdonc. Doug Allen. Patrick Hartley. Jackie Gipson. Rochelle Little John, Joe Don Phillipe. 3rd Row: Elizabeth Birdow. James Mumphrry, Norman Walker, Tyrone Tatum. Ricky Vayghn, Gary Campbell 170 — Organizations HEALTH OCCUPATION STUDENTS OF AMERICA First Row: Dana Tigert, Melanie Towers, Pam Molloy. Second Row: Jessica Schminkey, Kim Churchman, Annette Adams, Kim Grigsby, Jean Beacham. Advisor Third Row: Patrick Pinkerton, Thay Johnson HOME ECONOMICS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION First Row Carol Pinkerton, Sandree Jones. Jennifer Stockett, Dianne Meadows — Sponsor. Ronda Skinner, Staci Cox, Mar)- Aldrich, Christie Barnes, Donna Howard Second Row: Barbara McGee, Jennifer Bendy, Tami Walker, Valesha Jones. Sabrina Johnigan, Sarina Johnigan. Patricia Mays, Theresa Goodwyn, Molly Morrow, Monica Bailey, La Metra Williams Third Row Sam Brown, Fred Tindall, Kevin Sum row, Lawrence Matthews. Robert Rhode, Jason Kennedy, Sarita Woods, Ruby Chimney, Theresa McGee. Organizations— 171 GEOLOGY CLUB Row I: Scott Zimmerman, Carl May, Shocna Mathews, Row 2: Andrea Cordell. Charla Grant. Celia Morgan. Mandy Hayn. Steven Palmer, Scott Keys. Tripler O'Connor. Laura Wilkins, Robin Barron, Row 3: Mrs Beverly Cottingham Sponsor, Marie ( ottingham. Lea Prisiovsky, Christie Gunter, Jamie Bowler Row 4: John Matthews. Chris Crites, Jason Moris, John Cambell, Michele Flowers, Sheryl Davis JETS JAS Row I Su wKrl|tlrU Shannon Phillip lwilat.r.s n Titian tuln. Mtrlunu' IVhiiu. SMmu llr� Diana Brannaugh Slimy trfiilin Natalie Murray. Lt a I u k Cmdt (till.Mrfhiiiir tbyslum.Sjh-Jr Nicntoir lolin MiKrr linlili Wfkh Marion M wn Row J t n� nr Wed Me p� nter. lenndrr I iliendern Page s.ndal l enev M, aftrvrv. l.fi Pearson mlu Nrhon Stephanie Kuisa Kn li lief-ring Paul Cart Naylor Itn rl ■ I Swioin s«i R. «iv Uum i «ki . trun ( j.� ri: Kelly Slack. Billy Power c aroly n s,h. iirid ;■ narie Ballanger. ponw.r lugeneKun. Morgan Smirl David l.«lr. Hill Iuill, «- � Zimmerman Mandy Ob .Susan Slim hath Wall Cars n t.rcen Kim Bent ManeCotlingham MichelleLelere hr lenv n, Sharon Green leane LeBarr, Valam- Baker Ki Steele, lulie Hobbs. Darla Whalield CaylaOldhan. Mike Morgan Row 4 Denis William . Chnstv Gunter Ileal bo r Stanley. Ash lei Moan list Nactigal Sarina Stct � n. Aimer Coody Keth Bradley. Melinda Couth, llmuii Wilkin t a ev Canadv. Gayle Bouller Hope Daughlrs Kim C hilwood Kim Atthw.-od I van Breedlove. Da id Starnes Row S Stolt Martin, t hnsii Bverty. I aura Rilth Bet t«� slm whole liesman Ternlyn Carpenter. Barbara Hairston Karl I i tiis. I.nml.r Duggan. Ion l.enmon Melinda ( talk Beth lo� Kara N'acrigal. Ilaye Rye. Kennon Shower Morns T«o ton OmarDawm Mark Wright StephenSMItCT Dana Hlawhke Angie Wong kun Villi- liana Knight. Ri w r. lam.sWnght WateiMMICalhoun Volt Andrew A ht llratken Kenn Walker. Iimmv Mum Andrew Roberts, lohn Hardie. Anne Bass Dan Winston John Barr. |on Sherrrll. Allison Brown Robin Shackleford TamiG'.enn. |. hn I wing SKinsame Chambers. Bryan Solie, Paul Km er. Michael Y.mtv, ijr l. tke. Dann Duphorne Karl Knenrman Mark McAdams SOUTHERN ACCENT 1st Row: Jimmy Bailey, Steve Baughman; Nicole Hey man, Denise Fletcher 2nd Row: Tracy Collins, Bill Irvine, Andrea Coats, Phyllis Masters, Missy Burks, Charts McCoy 3rd Row: Mark Magee, Philip Barry, Karla Haile, John Ewing, John Matthews, Sponsor: Belinda Goodsell Charts McCoy readies a page for publication. The newspaper staff traveled to Austin to the U1L State Press Conference where the Southern Accent was rated one of the top 15 newspapers in its category in the state. Senior John Ewing won a first place medal for his movie review of Red Dawn. Allen Hahn checks negatives. Organizations— 173 THE 1985 LEGEND STAFF 174 Michael Oholendt Editor Barry Caudill Christie Currin Stacie Goodson s 1 Susan Cronow Paul McCown Kathy Wall Christi Byerly Pam Ford 175 Division Division — 177 VARSITY FOOTBALL Fir t Row: Peyton Potter. Adrian Howard, Steven Conley, Rodney Woods, Jimmy Gonzales, Stephan Howland. Mike Taber, Geoffrey Ervin, Chad Parker, Marlon Oliver, Lamar Dixon, Kevin Newman. Second Row: Zelton Oliver, Tim Nealy, Jack Small, Terry Rushing. Mike Robinson, Armondo Coates. Brian Lackey. Kendall Hopkins. Terry Porter, Brad Curtis, Craig Turner, Ducky Taylor, Randy Gouldthorpe. Kyle Adams, manager. Third Row: Trcg Granato, Wayne Gilliam. James Wright, Jason Womack, Mark Mizzles, Drew Cosby, Carey Lambert, Lance Larison, Chad Hudson. Mark Epp. Steven Ellsworth, Gerri Howland. Andy Buckholtz, Jim Byrd; trainer. Fourth Row: Pat Dark, Dean Lassiter, Erbie Bowser, Brad Murray, Scott Britain. Jim Tatum, James Dews. Jon Sherrill, Steve Latson, Greg Rushing. Jayson Morris, Kenneth Wooten. Jimmy Lee chilling out Coach Granato talks to Mike Taber and Craig Turner. 178 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Coach Lackey, Darren Gardner, Craig Berry, Tim Jones, Kent Pendleton, Robert McGown, Craig Shine, Dewayne Brower, Darryl Gregory, Leon Counts, Bruce Lewis. Second Row: Lyle Adams, Randy Skinner, Wade Jones. Anthony Symes, Ron Howard, Eric Nelson, Walter Peer, Mike Radford, Kevin Rice, Jimmy Booker, Craig Whisenhunt. Third Row: Allen Paul, Tommy Bryant, Tyrone Tatum, Ed Barr. Chris Reid, Keith Parrot, Wren Miller, Tom Schoenbrun, Brad Thurston, Greg Gunter, LaMar Browning. Coach Taylor Fourth Row: David Young, Hank Durbin, Bonner Cayton, Jack Anderson, Brian Leek. Mike Tipton, Danny Bookmann, Mike Deal, Joey Harris, Brad Burkett, Clifton Coleman Awesome Raider Spirit! A private pep rally. LIONS n r • •••• RAIDERS m 1 ru 1 ft :• ft; :• 1 r MH 3 24 4 Mike anticipates the game. FRESHMAN RED TEAM First Row: Tommy O'Bryant, Richard Lockhart, Andy Bcrgfeld. Billy Lovas, David Breedlove, Cory Mayfield, Dean Sepmoree, Steve Britain, Brandt Powell, Jay Kay, David Booth Second Row: Coach Malcolm, Robbie Lassiter, Darrin Graham. Jimmy Duncan, Ronnie Campbell, Todd Parker, Charles Williams, Joey Morris, Brad F.vans, Andy York, Brian Wixom, William Washington, Coach Johnson Third Row: Jason Carter, Michael Harris, Trey Bryant, Curt Hahn, William Lambert, Johnny Taylor, Craig Robinson, Will Davis, Alton Dickerson, manager. FRESHMAN WHITE TEAM First Row: Mike Peters, Manager, Curtis Philpot, Chris Honeycutt, Alex Muckleroy, Brian Roark. Jamie McDaniel, Grady Mosley, Tim F.rvin, Tyrone Hunter, Tony Lampin, John Price, Nick Hart Second Row: Danny Boston, Kyle Williams, Robbie Robinson, Darryl Mallard. Ronnie Berryhill, Karin Miller, Jason Garrett, John Shepherd, Louis Jerger, John Love, Jeff Corley Third Row: Stan Gabriel, Ronnie Phillips, Rhen Ballinger, Brad Medlin, Jeff Linam, Chad Mcdlin, Tommy Walls, John Idrogo, John Trimble, John Tucker 180 VARSITY BASKETBALL Lamar Dixon, Simone Jones. Marlon Oliver, Mike Cunningham. Trey Hughes, Gary Overshown, Coach Jones, Betsy Goodin, Coach Reid, Terry Seaton. Mark Magee, Otis Ward, Todd Henderson. Rusty Harden, and Keith Brown. Managers Waterson Calhoun, Paul Broom, Lyle Agnew. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Mark Mi 11 is. Keith Parrot, Cubic Nickelberry, Vontress Walker, Eric Solic, Ryan Gardner, Brad McFarland, Ronny Caldwell, Hosea Lee, Mark Marcom, Anthony Symes, Coach Reid, Managers Darron Rogers and Roderick Johnson. Otis Ward shoots for two. Two more points for the Raiders. Trey Hughes in action. Its i TfcV l tl OC kJ v 183 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Kaye McFaddcn. Karen Vann, Dayna Reed, Karle Haile, Cindy Clark, Coach Jones, Patrina Harris, Lisa Dark. Joyce Foster, Jana Crosby, Cynthia Ervin GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Monica Harris, Tera Sievert. Kellie Jewett, Shelley Baucom, Coach Tidmore, Karen Witt. Michelle Foster, Michelle Dews, Elizabeth Kent, Paige Samdal FRESHMAN RED TEAM Yvette Oliver. Kcrrie Hopkins, Brenda Hauk, 1-aTonya Wideman, Felicia Chimney, Amy Arnett, Coach Arrant, Shelley Pasierb, Jeanetter Harmon, Michelle Goodwyn, Melissa Clifton. Angela Cotton, Sheryl Oxley, Holly Hillis FRESHMAN WHITE TEAM Shelly Hinz. Vicki Richardson. Melissa Baird. Kerri Germany, Shanna Williams. Coach Carpenter, Tamara Cox, Terry Armstrong. Shay Hutto, Veronica West, Sonia Mitchell VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Sherri Bostic, Kristi Brown. Jennifer Duggan, Dawn Duncan, Alice Lin, Lara Coffer. Rhonda Goulthorpe, Tammy Barron, Dana Coody, Terry Rice, Donna Mitchell,Ginny Parks. Amy Knight, Nina Lowman JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Michelle Foster, Mechelle Dews, Tammy Sawyer, Karen Witt, Tina Pinkston, Leigh Agnew, Sereatha Stern, Monica Harris, Tracy Starnes, Paige Samdal. Dee Dee McWhorter, Latoshia Swinole Timeout for Terr)’. Go for it! RED TEAM Bottom Row; Angela Cotton, Angela Engbrock, Shere Stern, Tama Carpenter Melissa Clifton, Brenda Hauk. Top Row: Amy WHITE TEAM Arnett, Tonya Givey, Amy Owen, Delisa Taber, Bottom Row: Shelly Hinz, Stacey Wood, Leigh Ann Turner, Sheryl Oxley. Top Row; Kerrie Germany, Jacque Elder, Shanna Williams, Tameka Hayter, Melissa Baird, Pam Hale. VARSITY TENNIS Fir-.i Row Coach Turman. Mike Shepherd. Kent Simpson. Lance Hagen, Brett Finley. Second Row: Kevin Gewin, Evan Breedlove, Kirk Kauffman. Clay Duncan. Trey Graham, Mark Randall. Julie Martin, Jana Early, Jackie Benner. Kim Stoflee, Melanie Nichols Third Row: Brandon Goodloe, Keith Doxicr. Julie IImhI, Becky Snider, Christina Koepecki, Cynthia Culver. Jennifer Chase. Spencer Owen, Kathy Dillard. Elizabeth Hampton. Donna Laminack. 190 Mark Randall shows us his form. The Tennis Team shows off (heir legs. Leigh, Cynthia, Jennifer, and Donna take a break. 1984-85 SWIM TEAM —-aa Fronl Row: Mall Reid, Tammy Daniels. Robert Rohde, David Livingston, Glen Watson, Sieve Spence. Jimmy Kidd Middle Row: Charles Smith, Jack Currin, Mike Chase. Denise Daigle, Mary Smith, Mark Wright, Frit Hager, David Harlen, Thad Lambdin, Forrest Chase Back Row: Christie Currin, manager. Don Foglesong, Coach, Maria Ohmes, Skee Leonard. Terri Gersh, Diane Bandy, Chris Fpperson, Kerry Kirby, Byron Kirkpatrick, Darin Gibson. Jeff Lee, Robert Jerger, Paul Haberle, Scott Hager. Mike Pilgrim. Danny Warren Stale Qualifiers: Thad l imbdin. Denise Daigle, Jack Currin The Robert E. Lee Swim Team had a very successful year. The swimming program is designed to improve a swimmer's skills and prepare them for competition. Under the new leadership of Coach Don Foglesong, the boys swim team won district and placed 3rd at Regionals. Junior Thad Lambdin and Freshman Jack Currin qualified for state in several events. In the girls division. Senior Denise Daigle won district, regionals and qualified for state in diving. Swimmers Cheering on team members 192 Glen Watson. Forrest Chase, and Thad Lambdin concentrate before an Team members watching the meet, event. Jimmy Kuid off to a quick start! Below: Diane Bandy swimming to victory in the butterfly. Scott Hager clowning around. VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Drew Denman, Timmy Britton, Keith Jenschke, Chris Woodard. Second Row: Scott Zimmerman, Neil Brown, Wade Rowald, Coach Everett, Scott Pitre, Erik Johnson, Jim Bankcn. Third Row: Craig Carnes, Frank McClendon, Mark Roberts, Brian Fitzgerald, Jonathan Bates, Rich Knarr, Scott Barnhart, Trace Adams, Mark Vandergriff. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Tim Brittain, Clint Gardner. Second Row: Coach Everett, Lance Lewis, Matt Jackson, David Hogan, Jody Lake, Allen Stiles. Third Row: Ricky Rodriquez, manager; Steve Mitchell, Glenn Larter, Aaron Barnes. John Stiles, Chris Renner. Stern Hatcher. Manager FRESHMAN SOCCER First Row: Clint Gardner. Second Row: Coach Everett, Chris Bevins. Marvin Massey, Louis Domguard. Derek Shilling. Enc Gunter. Third Row: Ricky Rodriquez, manager; Shane Morrison, Bryan McCoy, Jimmy Jay. Shaun Trice. Sean Roddy. Bryan Carey, Stern Hatcher, Manager VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Ronnie Caldwell, Steve Stanford. Bennie Morrison. Anthony Symes, Mark Lenoir. Kelly Oldham. Greg Hodge. Pat Byerly Second Row: Keith Parrot. Tommy Walls, Matt Wakefield. Stuart Haberle. Kevin Williams. Hosea Lee. Steve Smitty Smith, Tim Tatum Third Row: Coach Watkins, Chuck Allums, John Idrogo, Kyle Addington, Keith Weaver. Steve Jeffus, Richard Rucker, Andy Woods, Coach Reid. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL First Row Mike VVhisenhunt. Kevin Carpenter, Ronald Tuey. Kendall Banks. Kyle Adams Second Row: Michael Harris, Joe McCrabb. Mark Hall, Trey Bryant, Jay Kay Third Row: Coach Atwood, Kim Green. DrisGewm. Mike Deal. David Booth. Jonathon Paul, Robert Brown. GIRLS GOLF Front Row: Elizabeth Kent, Martha Means, Back Row: Teresa Tutt, Carrie Sperling. Coach Jones, Shannon Grant, Debbie Norton. BOYS GOLF Alex Gam mil, John T. Audas, Kenny Walker, Vance Hughes, Dan W'inston, Mike Wise, Paul Manziel, Danny Wilson, Chad Magee, J. R. Hager, Scott Jackson, Coach Hanks. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY First row: Sharon Hayter, Dionna Whisenhunt. Second Row. Melinda Couch, Christy Herring, Susan Calfee, Jana Jones. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY First row: Ron Hancock, David Holt. Second row: Dale Johnson. Ursell Talley. Roger Ricks. Gavin Denson VARSITY GIRL'S TRACK First Row: Sharon Hayter. Yvette Oliver, Cynthis Ervin. Sherry Lennon, I.atosha Swindle. Second Row: Coach Arrant, Joyce Foster. Mechelle Dews, Michelle Foster, Melinda Couch, Karen Hurkhammer. Holly Ilillis. Patrina Harris Third Row: Jana Jones. Tracy Bra .ier. Chnsty Herring. Susan Calfee, Jackie Gipson. FRESHMAN GIRL'S TRACK 200 l irst Row: KerrieGermany. Ann Arnett,Tamara Cox. Tameia Havter. Shanna Williams. Jeannetter Harmon. Second Row Manager. Melissa Baird. Coach Carpenter, Angela Cotton. Brenda Hauk. Teh Armstrong. Kerri Hopkins. Felicia Chimney. Coach Hale, Melissa Clifton. Manager Third Row: Shellv Hinz. Dianna Whisenhunt, Angela I ngbrock. Holly Hillis, Yvette Oliver. TRACK VARSITY Front; Sedric Moon . Clay Mitchell. Roger Ricks Zrllon Oliver, Steven Conley Middle. Coach Taylor, UrM l Talley, Pat Dark. Craig Turner. David Hansen. Mike Tabor. Arthur Ervin, Coach Johnson Back. Keith Brown. Myron Bush, Erbie Bowser. Paul Tipton, Marlon Oliver, Ducky Taylor IlHEIf JV: Front; Marcus Nickloberry. Cesseyle Branham. Mark Johns« n Middle; Kent Pendleton. Sam Billings. Eric Nelson. I -im.ir Browning Back. Hank Durbin. Brad Burkett. Tommy Bryant. Mark Epp. Sean Bryant. Walter Peer FRESHMEN Front; David Holt, Ron Ballinger. Bryan Wixom Middle; Robbie Robinson. Bryan Carev. Janie McDaniel. Grady Mom-1 y, VVilmon Davis Back. Coach Malcolm. Phil Conners. Billy Lovas. John Tucker. John Trimble. Charles William. Coach Johnson 201 FRESHMAN RED TEAM First Row: Johnny Taylor, Stan Bostic, Coach Malcolm. Blake Daughtry, VVilmon Davis. Second Row: Kenneth Freeman. Dana Williams, Bill Kolb, John Love, Reginald Cobb, Jon Tucker, Travis Booher, Captain; Todd Parker, Brandt Powell, Napoleon Nicholson. FRESHMAN WHITE TEAM First Row: Tim Ervin, Craig Roberson. Coach Bias, Lance Barbin, Rodney Symes. Second Row: Charles Williams, Robbv Adams, David Booth, William Washington. Bill Davis, Kerry Deck, John White. Stan Gabriel. Lance Johnson. Ricky Pierce. Ronnv Phillips. 202 204 — Division Division — 205 206 Left page top. All the way Reagan-Bush! left; Keith Weaver constantly at the center of attention, middle; Trey Graham, aren’t you too young to smoke? bottom left; Jennifer Duggan and Craig Carnes enjoy the Southern Belle Dance, bottom right. F.C.A. picnic at the lake. Right page top left; Sheryl Moody and Daniel Dean true lovebirds. top right. A night to remember for Laura, Chance, Kuv and Michelle, middle; 1’hillip Creenwell — a true ladies' man. bottom. Just bum min' around — Kris, Lance, Christi, Allvson. and Todd. 207 Stephanie, Laura, and Michelle: the three inseparables. Julie really enjoys her typing. Jonathan and Amy dance the night away. I wish they all could be California girls??? Michelle and Melissa share a bite of spaghetti. Walt, did you catch the bouquet? SHOWING OFF THEIR CLOTHES FOR LEE-JT WEEK TELL US ABOUT IT, JIM ALLISON BROWN AND MRS. HARDGRAVE 209 Pep Rally Pizazz. Freshman girls just wanna have fun Michelle and Marla clewing around Tracy Chapman, flashing her ultra-brite smile Barron and Lisa skipping class 210 Michelle Lefevre Cindy. Rhonda, and Nancy smiling for the camera. 211 Strut your stuff. Craig. Whore you find one — you find the other! Hosea is never serious' Kara expresses her view on life Tracy and Lissy's harem What Muds! Marlon Oliver strolls out. Whenever I see your smiling face Jennifer Duggan handling two things at once. 213 Don't get so excited. Can1! -vN Above: Scott .ind Angela talk longdistance Left: l.enee, Gina, and Den a get a close-up at a football game. Bottom left: Shane Payne eating in vain. Below; Kara and Mrs. Dewberry enjoy the Southern Belle Christmas Dance. Top left: David Kas aw and Brad Kenmngton go for the food. Above: Kim Tunnell and Amy Lewis: COMM ON DOWN Above left: Men Margaret and Kris clowning around Bottom left Kelly and Chance forever favorites. 215 We elected this crow? Paul, Mandy, Mike, Carmen, and David ... ready for action! Frank McClendon and Amy Andrews; another snuggling couple. Noetic, Laurel, and Mandy put their heads together. Amy keeps Chad under wraps. Lynda and Boo per. I'm sure this has some practical application to school work Sus.y needs a hug. Schaun. Tell us about it, Samantha! Ms. Adame knows how to party hardy with her kids m wi wijg FUN AT Till- HOMECOMING DANCE RIGHT WHERE ARE YOUR DATES GIRLS? BELOW LEFT: AIN'T LOVE GRAND!?! MATT-n-MISSY SCHAH TAKES A CAMERA BREAK Students pause for lunch break. Peace man, hang loose Freshman lack Currin takes time away from his busy schedule for a picture. Students show how they feel about beating J.T. 221 Walt — in FRONT of a camera?? Rusty lets basketball get to his head! Paul used lunchtime wisely. Future Army recruit? Christie, Katy. and Lori 222 Working hard in MOCE! Ho, hum. more pictures! Jayson Morris shows off hi% body! Both and Kara Future Mr. America's! Something is definitely funny!! Betsy's Beauty Boutique Win a date with Clayton Christie, Carrie, Kelli and Andrea think Life'sa Beach. Susan Gronow and Julie Kassaw 224 This lest is just a breeze!!! David and Steve think they're sooocool. Andrew, Amy, Sheryl and Daniel enjoy Sadie Hawkins. Michelle Flower, and Lori Threlkcrd Larissa, Mrs. Dunfee, Kathy enjoy a break ALUN THE FAMILY GIRL'S JUST WANNA HAVE FUN! Meri-Margarot Johnson anil Will Shelton ABOVE: RISKY BUSINESS RIGHT: P.Y.T S MILES OF SMILES! Randy Rainwater and Kelly Barenkamp. JUI.IE. What are you looking at? ABOVE: THE GLAMOROUS LIFE BELOW: Mrs. Harris., WHATCH YOU TALK'N BOUT?' BELOW: Having fun in the snow 227 VS. Kelly. Mark, Rusty, and Kristi huddle up for a picture. David. Christi, Robin and Todd in line for the outhouse. Dan and Anne Joel, Baker and Susie Bergfeld These guys wish they could be California Girls. Neal Emmons and Trent Goodwin Steve Short doing his work??? Did you park illegally, Kevin? Bill and Beth, where's Joel? Jonathan wasn't asleep in Mrs. Cordon's class! Tracy and Ussy Carrie and Christien practice that Southern Belle smile! 233 THOSE WILD AND WOOLEY WOMEN All longue Regina Bell and Denise, We made a TOUCHDOWN Tamra Cox and Kim Green together at a SOC-hop. Mark Hale and Shannon Phillips together before a Basketball game. Shannon Powell and Jor Cheerleader keep the spirit moving with a pyramid at the LADY RAIDER playoff game in Kilgore. Texas. LEFT CENTER. Carrie Creel, Stacey Phillips. Christi Howell, Kelli Murphy, Kay Ward, Ginger Broumley. and Jennifer Beene coat THE WALL on the loop with fresh paint. 236 Take our picture! Jon Sherrell and Karol Cooper flash us their smiles. Are you taking our picture? The Cutest Couple 237 238 — Division Division — 239 240 j]neuu yoixer BroaOway Square Mall. Tyler Longview Mall. Longview Kilgore Plaza. 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Garrett, Pastor 255 1984-85 PTA Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Membership: Program: Projects: Back to School Bash Red Raider Rally Santa Claus Hospitality: Life Membership: Cultural Arts: Senior Activities: Publicity: Drug Education: Parents Advisory: Telephone: Parent Family Life Education Essay Reader Program: Library Volunteers: By-Laws: Legislation: City Council Representatives Freshman: Sophomore: Junior: Senior: Staff Liaison: ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Titus E. Jones Mrs. James Culver Mrs. Roger Campbell Mrs. Leroy Sellers Mrs. Michael Fleming Mrs. H. S. Miller Standing Committees Mrs. Andy Wall Mrs. Brandt Powell Mrs. Larry Barbin Mrs. W. D. Magee Mrs. Joe Ball Mrs. Bob Vandiver Mrs. Ron Gammell Mrs. Melvin Lovelady Mrs. Art Johnson Mrs. Don Yancey Mrs. James Hardin Mrs. Ronald Serber Mrs. Roy Roberson Mrs. Marion Shilling Mrs. Charles Moore Mrs. Joe Bates Mrs. Gene Earl Mrs. Elmer Ellis Mrs. Dennis Parrot Mrs. Galloway Calhoun Ann Starnes Mrs. J. H. Garrett Mrs. Don Gabriel Mrs. Nicky Patton Grade Level Representatives Mrs. Jerry Parker Mrs. Perry Spence Mrs. Charlie Gunter Mrs. Bobby Curtis Mr. Gerald Barnes, Assistant Principal 25(. Mr. and Mrs Gary Adam Mr. and Mr . Tom Arrington Mr. and Mr . Arthur Allan Oana and Betty Adams Mr . E. Maiey Abernathy Or. and Mrs. Paul Arnold W. J. Anderson Rev. and Mr . M. L. Agnew Kay Andrew R. T. and Joann Archer Daryl and Betty Albright Mr. and Mr . Marion Aldredge Lila Aaron Susan Alexander Zack and Lorraine Bank David and Sandra Burk Mike and Kay Breedlove Mary Baynham Goorge and Gayle Bryant Lindsey and Scharlotte Bradley Ray and Mattie Ballinger Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Baker Arthur and Patricia Broom Larry and Sandy Barbtn Paul and Donna Barenkamp Jim and Sandy Bailey Taylor and Mary Jo Burn Dr. and Mrs B. W. Britain Billy and Alma Blackstock Mr . D. E. Bryant Mr . Ed Barry. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bergteld. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bain Paul and Martha Baldwin Mr and Mr Wayne Bostik Mr and Mr Lin Barker Mr . Robert J. 8rown Lynn and Hunter Brush John and Cecil Barr William and Joyce Boulter Douglas and Lennetta Box Becky Berry Bill and Sandy Byerly Mr. and Mr . John Bright Ashley and Susan Bracken Brenda Baker Phillip and Prena Boley Joo and Barbara 8all James and Wanda 8erry Inez Boone Jack Blaschko Dr. Joe Bate Jack and Pat Bickley Marshall and Laune Burkett Jim and Margie Braswell C. E. and Lee Ola Bickford George Burrell Jim Barron Larry and Carole Ann Branch Alan and Barbara Barnes France Bearden Donna and Gene Bennett Gorald Barnes Mr. and Mr . Bob Bandy Dr. and Mr . Wm. Clyde Mr and Mr . Pat Cameron Clift and Yvonne Calfee Roger and Pam Chesley Mr. James M. Campbell Sherri Coloman Dick and Betty Caswell Sandi Curnn Frank and Jean Chase Kathy Cobb J. 8. and Dorothy Cooper Jim and Donna Culver Mr. and Mr . David Couch Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coleman Herbert Coursey Daniel and Kathleen Carroll James and Ruth Crawford Wanda Cruso Charles and Carla Sue Clark Dr. and Mr . David Coats Roger Campbell Allen and Gen Cohon Bobby and Chris Curtis Paul and Judy Chance Palsy Caton Burt Creel Wade and Julia Coody Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Crocker Or. and Mr . Tom Cooper Jack and Janice Corley Stephen and Jan Copa Jim and Bonny Daughtry Virginia and Carl Dorsey Marcia Daughtrey Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Dodson Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Ouncan Dr. and Mrs. Ron Donaldson MEMBERS OF THE ROBERT E. LEE PTA 1984-85 Dick and Carolyn Oavis Dan and Edna Duggan Merry Jayne Davis Frances Dickerson Mrs. Mahmond Daiani Charles and Barbara Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daughtry Marlin and June Epp Diane Elmore Elmer and Linda Ellis Or. and Mr . Robert A. Erbstein Dr. and Mr . Gene Earl James and Carol Jean Egloff Guy and Mary Edwards Carole Ehmann J. N. and Fayrene Ellett Frank and Carol Ellsworth Janice Early Lind Elder Billy and Beth Edwards Doris Erwin Larry and Mary Jane England Marshall and Barbara Ewing Vernon and Amy Faulconer Or. and Mrs. David K. 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Jr. Jerry and Linda Parker Richard and Vicky Pittman James and Mary Palmer Clifford and Sheila Preddy Charlene Pennington Kathryn Rogers Wayne and LaJuana Rogers Mrs. Robert Randall Nathan and Carolyn Roosth Woody and Judy Roark Mr. and Mrs. Noel Roberts Jim and Sondra Reese David and Bonnie Roule Janet W. Reid Dr. and Mrs. David Robinson James and Jean Ridling Jim Rigby Butch and Judy Roach Al and Anne Rye Jim and Sally Reed Marlon Oliver Michael and Jane O'Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Conner Or. and Mrs. M. 8. Owen Carroll and Sandra Radford Shirley Reed Steve and Joey Robert Peggy Roberts Mrs. Robertson Warren and Myrtle Richardson R. and Mrs. Wm. E. Rouse Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smart Dr. and Mrs. John Short Ronald and Marilyn Serber Leroy and Linda Sellers Robert and Judy Stone Nelson and Betsy Smith Aubrey and Myrtis Smith Chuck and Judy Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shipp Marie Starling Fred and Gilda Spraggins Janice R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Sheehy J. 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Turman Richard and Oella Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tutt Jan Tuomi Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Upshaw Mrs. Bob Vandiver William and Susan Wylie Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Williamson Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Witte Gary and Judy Willingham Carolyn and Leon Welborn Kelly and Melinda Walker Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Watkins Don and Dana Whitus Johnny and Peggy Williams Fred and Carrie Witt Florin War Jim Watkins Emily Wickersham Joy Welch Boyd and Belly Wall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whit Billie Williams Charles and Joyce Waits Bob and Roma Webb Mr. and Mrs. C. Whisenhunt Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Dale and Dorothy White Jerry and Judy Williamson Andy and Diane Wall John R. Williams Cynthia Welch Diana L. Wilson Mr. Wilson Dick and Paula Warren Tom and Sandra Weakly’ Glenda Young Catherine Yule Oan and Gloria Yancey Patricia Zips John and Linda Zeigler Larry and Sue Zimmerman PTA LIFE MEMBERS Richard and Linda Andrews Rosemary Brown C.C. Baker. Jr. Saundra Campbell Sue Garrett Charles Hanna Paula Bates Pat J. Harris Robert E. Henry Dr. and Mrs. George Hurst Mary Jarvis Bobbi Lovelady Dr. Ed McMillian Jack F. Paul Pat Pilgrim Robert Randall Glenn and Anne Reese Mr. Robertson Reba Smith Gay Shilling Sam and Annelle Womack 'Denotes a special donation 257 Christ Episcopal Church Christ Episcopal Church Christ Episcopal Christ Episcopal Church Christ Episcopal Church ■4 $ y Services 9:00 and 11:00 C 118 S. Bois D’Arc Rev. M. L. Agnew Jr. — Rector Rev. Ernest w. Saik — Assoc. Rector Christ Episcopal Church 258 Christ Episcopal Church Christ Episcopal unurcn unrisi cpisi K-Bob’s Steak House of Tyler STEPHEN B. LONGINO. Ill OWNER 214-581-1931 Hours: raijtastic Harris • the original Family Haircutters Mon.-Thurs. 11-10 Fri.-Sat. 11-11 Sun. 11-8 4211 S. BROADWAY TYLER. TX. 75701 • (214)581-4940 Mike Hewlett, Manager J.fflassaiTs Oo'f' ' Ky Mon Women Apple — Hewlett Packard — Panasonic COMPUTER PLACE OF TYLER 1918 E SE Loop 323 Southpark Shopping Center Tyler, Texas 214-592-8800 SOUTH BROADWAY CAR WASH CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 85 BONDED • INSURED LIBERTY SERVICES, INC. 1700 W. OAKWOOD TYLER, TEXAS 75702 Liberty Ragsdale Flower Shop Wrecker COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Service Wire Service 214-597-7288 24 HOUR ANSWERING Major Credit Cards 1940 Troup Hwy. 214 593-7230 Tyler. TX 75701 BANK REFERENCES 259 The 1985 Legend Staff wishes to thank the following people for their help this year: DELK PHOTOGRAPHY TYLER COURIER TIMES TELEGRAPH SOUTHERN ACCENT CHRIS GOODRICH — ARTWORK ALAN HEATH — TAYLOR PUBLISHING REPRESENTATIVE FACULTY AND STAFF , STUDENT BODY 260 THE BRANDING IRON WESTERN APPAREL MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN’S BOOTS CLOTHING JEANS 1841 TROUP HIGHWAY 592-5922 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF TYLER IS PROUD TO SERVE IN EAST TEXAS 301 West Ferguson Dr. W. M. Shamburger, Pastor Tyler Uniform Co. 805 N. Glenwood Tel. 593-9291 TYLER, TEXAS 75702 GEORGE H. ROOK GEORGE D. ROOK W BATH SHOPPE @ CHEFS PANTRY Bath Accessories • Bedspreads • Gifts Gourmet Kitchen Shop 3320 Troup Hwy. No. 125 Southeast Crossing Tyler, Texas 75701 ri TURNER — BASS ASSOCIATES, INC. m Insurance Bonds JAMES E. BASS 8600 Northwest Plaza Drive 135 Shelley Drive Post Office Box 12386 Post Office Box 6680 Dallas, Texas 75225 Tyler, Texas 75711 214-369-5821 214-561-8242 BLAKELY'S Z your KEY TO QUALITY SERVICE TELEVISION « VIDEO RECORDERS AND ACCESSORIES ■SERVING TYLER SINCE 1965 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ON £ 2UZit SYLVAN LA flC 1 tKmiWer itUuic COLLEGE MAJOR VOCATIONAL CHOICE TESTING • VOCATIONAL INTERESTS • I.Q. AND ABILITIES INCLUDES: .JOB-RELATED PERSONALITY TRAITS • TYPED REPORT OF FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 593-8395 GROVER C. LOUGHMILLER, PHD 422 S. SPRING TYLER Tyler Junior College salutes you as the College looks towards its 60th anniversary and the State towards the Texas Sesquicentennial An Equal Educational Opportunity Institution Authorized Dealer Schwinn Bikes Evinrude Motors Toro, Lawn-Boy Starcraft Boats Snapper Cajun BILLY’S BOAT BIKE CORRAL P.O. Box 6057 SSW Loop 323 — Tyler, Texas 75711 Billy Quick Bus. 561-2236 Barry Quick Dress Shop Fabric Shop 3322 East Fifth Smartest Styles Intelligent Prices 597-2481 ANDERSON LOCKSMITH SERVICE 24 Hour Full Service Bonded Locksmiths Sales — Service — Repair • Bank Equipment • Electronic Security Hardware • Safes Vaults (new used) • Antique Hardware (keys repairs) • Automotive Security 241 W. Broadway • Tyler • 595-1109 C Stereo one! Record Center HEAD ’EM UP SALON Home Car Stereo Video Recorders T.V. 3 Miles South of Loop 323 On Highway 110 Wen Shipley 581-7220 5711 S. Broadway Tyler, Texas 757Q1 214-561-7455 264 Compliments of GULF STATE LUMBER COMPANY 302 E. Line P.O. Box 869 Tyler, Texas 593-9465 All Kinds of Building Materials FITE’S For Fine Dry Cleaning and Laundry Tyler, Texas 75703 BUSINESS EQUIPMENT IN OLDE ENGLISH VILLAGE SALES SERVICE RENTALS DON RHODES Highway 110 South Phone Southpoint Plaza 581-0550 Tyler, Texas 75713 Compliments of Moore Asphalt, Inc. 265 Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of Barbin Fence Co. SPORTSWEAR • TRANSFERS • CUSTOM GROUP ORDERS T-SHIRT EXPRESS SOUTH EAST CROSSING CENTER 214-597-0973 TYLER, TEXAS 75701 Appliances • Cabinetry • TV (RCA) THE WORLD’S FINEST KITCHEN EQUIPMENT • KITCHENAID • THERMADOR • ROPER • CHAMBERS • CALORIC • SCOTSMAN • JENN-AIR • RANGEAIRE • LITTON • U-LINE • WASTE KING • VENT-A-HOOD • MODERN MAID • AMANA • TAPPAN • MAGIC CHEF • SUB ZERO • RONSON • WHIRLPOOL • SCHMIDT CABINETS • RCA TC Thrdl -Ccvin3ton Insurance “Let Us Plan Your Kitchen, Bath, or Office” 515 WSW Loop 323 P.O. Box 7820 Tyler, Texas 75711 3400 S.S.W. Loop 323 Tyler, Texas 214-581-5000 75701 Office: (214) 581-0077 1412 S. Jackson Jacksonville, Texas 214-586-2525 75766 WE SPECIALIZE IN REMOUNTING AND CUSTOM MADE JEWELRY CERTIFIED WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER ON PREMISES Diamond lor LESS TIMEX Authorized Warranty Center for East Texas Certified Appraisals 417 S. BECKHAM Harold Driver TYLER, TEXAS 75702 Lee Flick Owner 214 592-2371 Manager 266 SKATING RINK Wt SPtOAUH IN • IRTWDAY PARTUS • CHURCH PARTUS • SCmOCX PARTUS • PRlVATt PARTUS 561-1867 106 ROBERT K LEE � IO (UN J2f l� HoniMciNTin rni n SOUTH OWNI Go Red Raidersl HOLLEY MOTOR COMPANY JIM HOLLEY BUICK WAGNER CADILLAC KING CHEVROLET CO. OGE OLDS — TOYOTA — MERCEDES-BENZ CROWN MOTOR CO. BARRETT GMC TRUCKS 267 MR. MRS. BRANDT POWELL AND FAMILY (214) 581-4400 4818 Troup Hwy - lardware.inc. THE Hardtvare Store Tyler, Texas 75707 You can help. You'va haard • lot about tha naad to conaarva alactrlclty and all forma of anargy. Not only doaa conaarvatlon ha Ip aava our natlon'a pracioua anargy raaourcaa, it balpa you and your family aava monay ainca tha coat of anargy la a big chunk out of moat famlUaa’ budgata. You can halp your family by doing your part... maka aura you cloaa doors and windows whan tha hasting or air conditioning unit la on; don't “graza whan you raid tha rafrigarator — know what you want bafors you opan tha door hot watar takas anargy — try a shortar showar; and maka aura tha talavlaion or starao Is off whan you'ra through with It. Work with your family to aava anargy now... you'll halp maka sura thara will ba anough for avaryona whan you start a family of your own. TEXAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, invaator-ownad aiactric utility Vernon E. Faulconer 1001 S.E. LOOP 323 581-4382 268 HURWITZ MAN’S SHOP Tyler Broadway Square Mall 561-5330 When You Want to Look Better Than the Rest 2929 W.S.W. Loop 323 (Next to Sheraton Inn) WORSHIP WITH US... SUNDAY Bible Classes Worship Evening Worship WEDNESDAY Bible Classes MINISTERS: David Giddings Jeff Conrad Jim McCoy 9:30 a.m. 10:25 a.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. OLD ENGLISH VILLAGE Records • Tapes • Guitars • Stereos CAR AND HOME STEREOS AUTO INSTALLATION AVAILABLE 4500 S. BROADWAY — 561-6302 Tyler, Texas 75703 Lloyd James FUNERAL HOME Don Robert i Johnson 4 realty Professionally Serving You Jr JU. 3722 OLD BULLARD ROAD 581-5688 3521 SOUTH BROADWAY TYLER, TEXAS 75701 “Congratulations Seniors of ’851 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF ’85 Tyler School of Business A Division of The VoTech Corporation Woodgate IV Suite 640 1101 ESE Loop 323 • Tyler, Texas 75703 3304 Troup Hwy. Southeast Crossing BEST WISHES FROM Stiefel and Lyles, P.C. Certified Public Accountants 4608 Kinsey Drive, Tyler, Texas 75703 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH And Christian Life Center (across from REL) 4202 South Broadway Tyler, Texas ifc MIKE AND GAIL SALTER JACK AND DRU BAIN 6011 SOUTH BROADWAY • TYLER, TEXAS 75703 • 214 581-2621 WOOLF MAGEE, INC. TYLER POBo� 6566. Tyler Texas 757 U (214) 561-4051 J W A fto'C N J S « «fc3 V P P'OO S tt« JO A W.K4� l V P Cc-A!'0‘l«' L-AO J Sl'OAfl S«C tr � l Oo« M«on.g P,©4 Mg l. A WJMA G«o Mg. 0 A-.1 A JOAAKJA EAfl Mg. JO A JACOt Coo!-A t B� p 0- 4y C« Ou V Mg P-04 Oc-At-pAl NATCHEZ PO 8o« 594 Natchez MS39120 (6011 445-4570 Axe a W WooH Si V P To ---, B Tei e v-P Op ' in as JO C J « i V P Sa'ety CV A l S� «V5a Mg. Q'-H-r-g Ow� t-0 � J riy A� «a 0« e Mg-G'«a T � B SvO' Boa,.; Mv“-,a M� -n Svpl Rotary rigs in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi Alabama since 1944 All Types of Prospect Submittals Invited The Animal House Does Not Discriminate Upon The Basis Of Fins, Feathers. Fur Nor Fangs We Are An Equal Opportunity 6622 South Broadway Pet Supplier 561-6977 1 5 STORE FRONTS — MIRRORS WINDOW GLASS — PLATE GLASS industries AUTO GLASS Henderson Glass Company 597-7235 2100 East Front Street U. G. Rozell Tyler, Texas East Texas ALARM, me. 315 S. Vine □ Tyler, Texas 75702 □ (214) 593-3225 REX HIDE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI COMPLIMENTS REX-HIDE INDUSTRY Weddings 4007B — S. Broadway Portraits Tyler, Texas 75701 Commercial (214) 581-5970 Dan Buikema Photography (214) 581-7999 Two Hour Service Pronto Photo Expert Grooming • Scissor Finish Fluff Dry ShamPoodle Sandy Adkins Call for App. 561-8818 2317 S.S.E. Loop 323 Next to East End of Bowling Alley HOWE-BAKER ENGINEERS. INC. P O. BOX 9 SB TYLER.TEXAS 75701 CARLC BOCMOW Dear Robert E. Lee Graduate: As we are well into what is referred to as the huyn technology era , let me encourage all students to pursue a higher education degree in any of the many fields that will better prepare you to be a more productive and successful person in a more demanding society. Obviously, there are many career paths open to you, such as Engineering, Administration, Crafts, etc. All of these, and others, present their own unique challenges and opportunities along with rewards, if one is committed to the task and dedicated to achieving worthy goals. To be the very best in your chosen field should be your objective regardless of the path chosen. Good luck and God speed. Very truly yours, Carl E. Bochow 273 KTBB RADIO 6 AM BERGFELD AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate 2001 S. Donnybrook 592-7347 Tyler, Texas 75701 “Specializing in Personal Attention to your Insurance needs such as: AUTO, HOME, BUSINESS and LIFE. We would appreciate the opportunity to assist you with your insurance.” Super Ener-Gel Aloe Vera Juice Health Care Products Don M. Corporation 2121 Anthony Drive (214) 581-2885 Tyler, Texas 75701 Superb Staff • In service for you since 1952 205 SHELLEY DRIVE TYLER, TEXAS 75701 BilEill5llbfllllBlll511l5111SlllSlll51LI51ll511ISlll51ll5lll51IISlH51IBlll5lll51llSlll51liaBllBIH51liaHBlllSlll51ll51IIBl|ISllia LALI’S Mexican Restaurant (At Bergfeld Center) Orders to go Welcome Phone 592-9901 - Open Mon. thru Sat. 11:00 am-10:00 pm R.B. SHELTON REALTY 300 E. 5th St. 597-3753 275 Southern Belle Officers J.� na McAnulty. Jean Ann Abernathy (Captain). Michelle Lefevre, Leslie Turman. Heidi Dunfee. Mrs Dewberry (Sponsor), Kathryn Patschke. Kimberly Jones, Kara Guinn. Stacey Hardin, and Kimberly Anderson Clima 'Til Your Dream Comes True O'ten your tasks will be many And more than you think you can do ... Often the road will be rugged And the hnls insurmountable-, too ... But always remember hi'is ah ad Ar« never as steep as they seem. Anc v. 'tn Faith in your near star: tipwarj Anc climb til you 'eacn ycur dream. For notnmg in life that ;s worthy is ever too hard to achi. ve If you have no cc «ge :c try it And vou nave the r y believe- . . For a th is 3 force fns: is gr .iter T.nar. knowledge or cower or sk;h Ar.d many defeats turn to triumph I? vou trust in Goo s wiscon and wilt . . For Faitn is a mover of mountains Th?re s nothing that Goo c ?' not oo. So start out todav witn Faith in your heart And Climb Vo;.: Drerr, Conies True' 276 HELEN STE'N=� RICE Hightower You “ Call the Lumber Number ” 561-1812 5626 SOUTH BROADWAY QUALITY CONCRETE 0 QUALITY SERVICE GILMER 843-2327 MINEOLA 569-3804 WHITEHOUSE 839-6241 PITTSBURG 856-6511 HENDERSON 657-3211 PALESTINE 723-0944 CORPORATE OFFICE MAIN PLANT TYLER 561-4020 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS INC. POST OFFICE BOX 156 TYLER, TEXAS 75710 (214) 581-1234 “INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL SPECIALISTS” TEXAS HOT LINE 1-800-442-8253 MASTER DISTRIBUTOR FOR MACHINES PARTS STEAM CLEANERS PRESSURE WASHERS COMBINATION CLEANERS CLEANERS AEROSOLS FOR INDUSTRY SOLVENTS OILS WEED KILLERS LUBRICANTS JENNY PRESSURE WASHERS INSECTICIDES 277 m i 211 Shelley Dr. (214) 561-5329 Tyler, Texas 75701 ♦ JS r v EAST TEXAS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SAFITY • ST«(NCTM • StBVlCt SUPER SAK 1938 Troup Hwy. Forthefunofit! Putt-Putt® Golf Game Room Loop 323 Next to Green Acres Bowl Tel. 581-2020 CONTACT LENS SPECIALISTS, INC. Broadway Square Mall 4601 S. Broadway Tyler, Texas 75703 Retail Wholesale BICKFORD’S CERAMICS Ceramics — Greenware Duncan Supplies — Custom Framing Gifts — Paragon Kilns Red Barn Square Mall 214-561-9901 Polly Farris — Mgr. (5 Blks. South of the Mall.) 6210 S. Broadway 581-2701 6611 S. Broadway Tyler, TX 75703 DON’S TV APPLIANCE CENTER TYLER CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Tyler, Texas Comprised of AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BANCTEXAS TYLER, N.A. BANK OF EAST TEXAS BANK OF TYLER, N.A. FIRST CITY NATIONAL BANK OF TYLER INTERFIRST BANK TYLER, N.A. REPUBLICBANK TYLER ROSE CAPITAL BANK SOUTHSIDE STATE BANK TYLER NATIONAL BANK 280 Sam R. Hill Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES 1124 East Erwin Street P.O. Box 388 Tyler, Texas 75710 Phone 593-8266 Bridals + Paper Trousseau + Wedding Consultation + Formats + Pageants Evening Shoes + Shoe Dyeing + Accessories + Tuxedoes 5100 Old Bullard Road + Tyler, Texas 581-2406 Open 10-6, Thursday 10-9 QuiW ditioo In Olde English Village Quilting Smocking 225 East Amherst Stenciling TYLER, TEXAS 75701 Teddy Bears 561-7300 Goad’s Pharmacy 815 S. Beckham 6005 S. Broadway 592-8283 561-5001 Tyler's Full Service Family Pharmacy Delivery Service Russell Stover Candies Hallmark Cards Third Party Insurance Programs CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS — TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL YOUR HEART, AND DO NOT LEAN ON YOUR OWN UNDERSTANDING. IN ALL YOUR WAYS ACKNOWLEDGE HIM, AND HE WILL DIRECT YOUR PATHS. PROVERBS 3:5-6 l3etter|Books Giris|ian Gmter “YOUR FULL SERVICE CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE” OLDE ENGLISH VILLAGE 3500 S. BROADWAY — TYLER, TEXAS boiling , v ©0MOW CENTEIS ★ Diamonds ★ Giftware ★ Watches urmet ★ 14K Gold Jewelry The French Quarter 4500 S. Broadway Larry J. Trager Tyler, Texas 75703 President 101 East Seventh St. Tyler, Texas 75701 Bergfeld Shopping Center (214) 561-8123 CIVIL ENGINEERING PLANNING GOVERNMENT LIAISON BARBER BRANNON TRAYLOR, ; inc. 1515 W.S.W. LOOP 323 • 214 561-8388 TYLER • ABILENE • LUBBOCK MISS BOJANGLES “Ear Piercing Specialists” Swatches (fun quartz watches) High Fashion Costume Jewelry 14 kt. gold Add-A-Beads 14 kt. gold Earrings Chains Gift Ideas_______________ Broadway Square Mall Ph: 561-4558 ?' RKC TON 1MWER S SiPT SHOP ) MU S 0A0W V • TYU«. UXAs urn ft(OM«N}QUA«C © £. afs ■rovK count rt notusr •� 6|0|0| bj '•V. We re Proud You’re One of Us! IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE 1300 S. Beckham — 4014 S. Broadway 3109 S. Gentry Pkwy. — 1-20 Hwy. 69 North “We carry what the others don’t” Lingerie Magic Brookside Village Tyler, Texas 75701 535 W. S.W. Loop 323 (214) 581-5390 HILLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH 3001W. Front Teaching That Jesus Christ Is the Only Answer For Salvation and Life! Ralph Miles — Pastor Ronny Anderson — Asst. Pastor Alan Herring — Minister of Music FINE JEWELERY AT AFFORADABLE prices: 592-4241 JEWELERS ,22£zl Hair Designs for Men and Women 2021 E.S.E. Loop 323, Tyler, Texas 561-5511 284 for your next gift-giving occasion... come see our large selectionl open 10-5:30 4135 So. Broadway Tyler 581-7997 BROSANG’S FLORIST GIFTS CHINA FLOWERS FOR AI.L OCCASIONS • WEDDINGS • HOSPITALS • FrvRULS • PLANTS • arrow silk design • WEDDING EQUIPMENT RENTALS 561-6208 FRENCH QUARTERS j. a...... if.. (.. '7.. , .j„,— ctm.bf s EDUCATIONAL: TOYS GAMES BOOKS AIDS MUfrMT SOUTHEAST CROSSING 3320 TROUP HWY. SUITE 230 TYLER. TX. 75701 (214) 593-9144 MOONYEtNE BOB DODGEN. R.N. - OWNERS JOAN GARRETT. B.A., M.A., C.C.C. - CONSULTANT GOOD LUCK! CHRISTI BYERLY LOVE ALWAYS GRANDMOTHER GRANDDADDY The French Quarter North Loop Plaza Westview Center Central Mall OUTFITTERS FOR SPORTS We Can Outfit You! For All Sports! Teams! School Organizations! Social Clubs! You’ll Find Us in Red Raider Territory! Tyler Longview Waco Texarkana pLatRiarrr JEWELERS We are YOUR shop to do your stone setting. re-mounts, repairs, sizing and special order work — with our pledge of fine workmanship, quick service and fair prices. Green Acres Shopping Center 593-8962 Complete Repair Service COATS-McCAIN LUMBER “Good lumber properly used has never failed.'’ 312 E. Front 592-3855 285 THE GENE EARL FAMILY Gwen Morgan — Trainer 214 839-2044 Six-E Farms, Inc. GENE EARL and Family GENE M. EARL, JR. M.D. 1315 DOCTORS DRIVE 214 597-0331 TYLER, TEXAS 75701 561-2905 Available every day of the year MURPHEYTHE JEWELER 219 N. Spring Tyler, Texas 5th and 6th Generation 592-4711 Residential Commercial “Good Service is What We Sell” SMITH COUNTY GLASS CO., INC. P.O. Box 6535 — Hwy. 155 So. Tyler, Texas 75711 214-561-4077 Sherrill Sessions 561-1946 286 JUDGE, THE FLORIST Since 1915 1215 South Broadway • Tyler, Texas 75701 Phone 214-592-6567 Aluminum Steel and Vinyl Siding Soffit and Facia Storm Windows and Doors Replacement Windows SJEUGus Remodeling BULLARD SIDING Co., Inc. 2000 W S W Loop 323 Jerry Clark P.O. Box 354 Tyler, Texas 75710 214 581-5080 •Green Acres Shopping Village •815 N. Broadway •Bergfeld Center 2335 Gent Pkw Serving Tyler With 8 Convenient Locations BROOKSHIRE'S The More for Your Money Grocery Score •Loop East Center •Front Beckham Center •100 Rice Road •Westwood Shopping Center C Delh Photographu ) for all your... Sr. portraits Candids Group Pictures 1908 West Erwin St. TYLER, TEXAS 75702 JOHN R. MASON OFFICE 214 592-6581 288 FIFTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P.C.A. YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US AT 9:30 A.M. Sunday School for all ages 10:50 A.M. Worship Service 6:00 P.M. Worship Service Sam S. Cappel, Pastor 1616 E. Fifth Street (Across from Tyler Jr. College) BILL HARDIN Owner 1902 ESE Loop 323 Tyler, Texas 75701 595-5000 OF TYLER A LICENSEE OF GOLD’S GYM ENT. INC. CALIFORNIA fad lobster Congratulates the CLASS OF ’85 Broadway Square Mall Shop Daily 10 a.m.-9 p.m. at JCPENNEY STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. George Rowe, CLU, CPCU Green Acres Village 727 Troup Hwy. Tyler, TX 75701 Bus. 597-7456 Res. 581-7966 Home Offices: Bloomington, ILL ORIGINAL ART CUSTOM FRAMING BRONZES S COLLECTOR PRINTS j£eafj? jallefy SOUTH PARK SHOPPING CENTER 1928 ESE Loop 323 C. L. Buster Barlow Tyler, Texas 75701 (214) 597-2645 289 Office Supply Printing 701 South Beckham, 593-1592 Across from Mother Frances Hospital FAMILY DINING • TAKE OUT • CATERING HICKORY FARE BAR-B-Q 2333 E SE LOOP 323 (214)561-8881 TYLER, TEXAS 75701 3707 Brookside Drive Telephone Tyler, Texas 75701-8699 (214) 561-7861 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 Dr. Stephens Lynn Cheryl Julie Angie Shannon Vicki Kristi Marvin G. Stephens, D.D.S., M.S.D. Specialist in Orthodontics BEN FITZGERALD REAL ESTATE 121 W. Ninth 597-2515 1225 W SW Loop 323 561-2141 1001 E SE Loop 323 561-5300 CERTIFIED OPTiCIANS CERTIFIED CONTACT LENS TECHNICIAN Ragsdale Martin Optical, Inc. 818 S. BECKHAM (214) 593-8466 TYLER, TEXAS 75701 290 Tyler Beverages Inc. Bottlers of Seven-Up • R.C. Cola • Dr. Pepper Dial 597-3363 1839 Gentry Parkway TYLER, TEXAS 75712 GO RAIDERS! j Proms Wedding Dresses Dyeable Shoes Mother of the Bride Dresses Sportswear Pageants Olde English Village Mon.-Sat. 9:30-6:00 0 'y r eat4 5626 S. Broadway • Tyler. Texas 75703 i 581-5281 Carpet Wood Vinyl Wallpaper Mini Blinds MILES HOME BUILDERS Builder of Quality Custom Homes Ralph Miles 566-8753 or 592-4274 DAVID M. PICKENS 225 East Amherst Tyler, Texas (214)581-7000 291 Well, that's ail folks, another year over, another chapter ends. But there were things that certainly distinguished this year from others past and hopefully from those to come: changes. This year's theme, “We're Changin' Every Day, relates the construction which we have had to endure in school as well as in our lives. We have lost those we have loved and gained new friends in the process. With these ideas in mind, 1 hope this yearbook captured moments involved in such a transformation-filled year. 1 wanted to thank several people who indirectly aided the production of this book. After working on a yearbook staff for three years, I know how vital the cooperation of the faculty is. They allowed us to interrupt classes for pictures, information, or anything else we needed. I also want to thank the administration, especially Mr. Hall, for cooperating with all our efforts. Another group that deserves recognition is my staff. Their job required a lot of time and hard work with little praise. Often their only incentive was an inner desire to produce a good book. I feel that they are all creative people and that they did produce a good book. I regret not having been able to work with them because of unusual schedule mix- ups. (I want to thank Mrs. Dunfee for her near-impossible task of finding an alternative time in the schedule to fit me in.) No editorial would be complete without thanking Mrs. Jane McDaniel, our advisor. She was always willing to give advice, but she left the final decisions to us. She was more a friend to us than a teacher. The aboved named, and you, the students, are what make the yearbook what it really is. Thank you. Michael Oholendt Editor 1984-85