Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1985 volume:

CAYMAN 1985 Lee A. Shoquist, Principal Joanne Richardson, Sponsor Carol Austin, Editor Debra Hancock, Editor SATSUMA HIGH SCHOOL SATSUMA, ALABAMA VOLUME 28 If a pebble is dropped into (be water, ripples begin to form and never cease. These circles start smull and grow in size. Our Jives follow the same pattern. As small children, we are faced with walk- ing, talking, and depending on our parents. As we begin to grow, we become involved in activities, liy our teen years, we enter high school to face greater problems. Whut classes to take? What clubs to join? Who to date? But most of all, we ask. What am I going to do with my life? Ily that lime, our parents realize that we are grown-up. They give us our independence, but on- ly within certain limits. We branch out into differnt fields, experimenting lo see whut is right for us. 2 Opening i 4 Opening A ■ SAT SUM A HIGH Like a wave, Satsuma High School Surging 'round our feet, Guide and train and teach us wisdom, Alma Mater sweet. Forward, forward. Alma Mater, Time and tide may fail. But our hearts will love thee ever. Almu Mater, Hail. • w r Ajk Mk , 'Mmrim 4 � W £ V • l.mv« Opening 5 “A ripple, though it must lessen in the lapse of time and space, never quite reaches an end.” Once one accomplishes goals he has set for himself, he then begins to create his own ripples. These ripples not only help him. hut also expand to touch the lives of others. Knowledge is a factor in the future, for while everyone starts out the same, they soon Ixigin to develop at their own pace. And our exfierience gained at Satsuma, like the ripples in the time, expands in an ever increasing circle. Opening 7 Most rivers flow along smoothly, but in some cases, a river reaches a point where it begins to descend. This point of descention causes the river to spill over, and in spilling, a waterfall is created. The river plunges over the side carrying with it-everything in its path and creates a thing of beauty. The school year came after a summer of relaxation and descended upon us like a waterfall of excitement. Various events sometimes made our lives hectic, but without them, we would have been fac- ed with a year of boredom. As if caught up in a river that begins to descend, it was hard not to plunge into the many activities. And. like a waterfall increases a river's beauty, our lives were enhanc- ed by continuous involvement. Southern Charm at Its Crest Aurelia Green Donna Ramer As the rushing waves crashed into the seashore, so the fifty lovely Mobile Azalea Trail Maids swept through a busy 1984-85. The very height of personality, poise, beauty and academic excellence was reached in May at the coronation in |ulius T. Wright Auditorium. The very talented young ladies were selected to repre- sent Mobile as the city's Ambassadors of Southern Charm. As Satsuma High has a tradition of being the best , Brenna Casey was so honored Queen of the Court. Three friends and classmates were chosen to serve with her—Aurelia Green, Donna Ramer, and Debra Hancock. These four Satsuma senior elites have had a very exciting, rewarding year—the real joy being in each face of every person with whom they had the privilege to share a smile. salea TraiWueen v 1984-8 10 Azalea Trail Maids 1984 Homecoming Maids Lisa King Freshman Maid Kelly Robinson Freshman Maid Kellee Rambo Freshman Maid Christi Mitchell Sophomore Maid Margaret Moore Sophomore Maid 12 Homecoming Maids Deisha Brown Sophomore Maid Homecoming Maids Rhonda )ones Senior Maids Sparkle Kim Ellis Senior Maids 15 Spirit Surges at SHS Sophomores display Homecoming spirit during the Parade. Rusty, Gary, and Darryl show spirit on Camouflage Day. Cheerleader’s is best decorated car in Homecoming Parade. From October 15 to 19, school spirit was at an all-time high. Activities were en- thusiastically participated in while students got ready for the Big Game against Davidson on Friday night. Among these activities were the Homecoming Tea, Parade, Bonfire, and Spirit Week. During the parade the cheerleaders won “best-decorated car. Homecoming Maids enjoy the Tea. 16 Homecoming Activities Homecoming Activities 17 Good Times Flood the Night. Regina Cave and Jim McDonald Niki Pilgrim and Randy Sanderson On October 19, Homecoming 1984 took place. It was a night of sheer excitement as the Gators went up against the David- son Warriors. At half time, as the band began to play, Pam Stokley and Alan Byrd, the emcees, came onto the field and presented the 1984 Homecoming Court. One sweetheart was chosen from each of the Band, ROTC, and Football Team. After the Gators reached its vic- tory over the Warriors, the students frenzily walked to the gym for the Homecoming Dance. Missy Stokes and Eric Twitchell Karen Marshall and Ralph Reed Darlene Beavers and Paul Morgan Kim Ellis and Brian Yarber Vikki Watson and Bryan Holloway Melissa McHenry and Carlton Dearing Homecoming Activities SHS Gleams With Excitement. Rhonda Jones and Tommy Barnard Christi Mitchell and Artie Hicks Connie Richardson and Alan Thames Mary Brett and Steve Barfoot Deisha Brown and Mac Stokes Kellee Rambo and Richie Nell Kelly Robinson and Cliff Dearmon Emcees, Pam Stokley and Alan Byrd Homecoming Activities 19 Purple Rain Showers Homecoming Of the six Senior Homecoming Maids, one was to be chosen Homecoming Queen. As the crowd sat engulfed in suspense and anticipation, this honor was bestowed on Renee Brunson. It was a night to be remembered for a long time by Renee and her escort Wade Ward, as well as the many spirited Gator fans. Renee crowned Queen by Regina Little. Homecoming Queen Renee Brunson and her escort Wade Ward. Missy Stokes, 1st runner up; Renee Brunson, Queen; Kim Ellis, 2nd runner up. Mr. Lee Shoquist presents Renee with flowers. 20 Homecoming Activities IP” Alan Byrd, George Curry and Shannon Stringer share the night’s conversation. Homecoming Activities Brian Yarber gives flowers to Debra Hancock, First Runner-up. Jim McDonald gives flowers to Renee Brunson, Second Runner-up. Pam Stokley is chosen Miss Congeniality. Andrea Atchison is chosen Miss Photogenic. Sammy Sanders gives flowers to Laura Lomax, Freshman Beauty. Toby Brown gives flowers to Mary Brett, Joe McDonald gives flowers to Bell Junior Beauty. Whatley, Sophomore Beauty. Miss Satsuma 23 Look Who’s in the Spotlight Freshmen Maids: Ashley Robinson; Keri Grube; Brandi Hayles; Kellee Rambo; Second Row; Lynn Price; Laura Lomax; Angie Mitchell; Kelly Robinson; Third Row: Heather Lewis; Karey Clements; Ashley Arnette; Tami Terri. Sophomore Maids: Donya Waller; Tracy Hays; Bonnie Casey Kim Quimby; Second Row: Shannon Craft; Samanthi Richardson; Robin Smith; Paige Ballard; Third Row: Tanyi O’Rear; Karen Norman; Ashley Cummins; Belle Whatley. The contestants had a month to get ready for the pageant, and each girl chose a dress to suit her own personali- ty. The week before the pageant was a week to remember. On Monday, each girl received a flower; Tuesday, they received wands; Wednesday, they wore banners to designate them as con- tenders. On December 5, the Senior Class sponsored a tea in honor of the girls. The Sr. Tri-H-Y Sweethearts per- formed a skit and also entertained at the tea. Sweethearts perform for their admirers. 24 Miss Satsuma Tonya Poythress sings “Hard Candy Christmas.' The contestants enjoy the tea. Missie Kellam and Missy Stokes have performed at Miss Satsuma for four years. Arthur McClain entertains at the pageant. Miss Satsuma 25 You Oughta’ Be in Pictures Junior Beauties: Lonnie Hillman: Susan Saunders; Leah Hunter; Lisa Stallings; Second Row: Tami Waltman; Shannon Godwin; Sheri Kervin; Darlene Perkins. Third Row: Cynthia Lewis; Mary Brett; Wendy Herring; Sheri Lewis. Senior Beauties: Kim Richardson; Andrea Atchison; Rhonda Jones. Second Row: Jeannie Lewis; Zondra Deaver; Michele Davis; Renee Brunson. Third Row: Debra Hancock; Marla Thurman; Karoline Hill. Fourth Row: Tracey Turner; Leslie Sanders; Pam Stokley; Aurelia Green. The night of December 6th finally arriv- ed, and as each contestant made her walk on stage, tension mounted. A hush came over the crowd while they anx- iously awaited the announcement of the new Miss Satsuma and her court which were chosen on the basis of beauty, poise, intelligence, and an interview. The judges' final decision was handed down and Jeannie Lewis was named Miss Satsuma of 1984-85. Debra Han- cock was chosen First Runner-up and Renee Brunson Second Runner-up. Miss Congeniality and Miss Photogentic were Pam Stokley and Andrea Atchison respectively. Junior Beauty was Mary Brett, Sopnomore Beauty was Belle Whatley, and Freshman Beauty was Laura Lomax. Decorations were provided by Mrs. Lin- da Singleton with assistance from the Art Department and Mrs. Reita Wilson. The pageant was sponsored by the 1985 Senior Class and co-ordinated by Ms. Mary Atchison. Seniors that Oughta Be in Pictures” directed by Jim McDonald. 26 Miss Satsuma Bridget Willis crowns Jeannie. Ushers: Brian Yarber, Terryl Reaves, Cliff Dearmon and Gary Pirkle. Alan Thames, Brenna Casey and Kevin Towery perform. Emcees: Kim Brewer and Alan Byrd Debra Hancock is “Private Benjamin Toni Dees dances to Hello”. Donna Ramer, Robyn Thrower and Kenny Stacey provide music. Miss Satsuma 27 Students Skim for Occupations The purpose of Career Day was to let students get an idea of what type of profes- sion they might want to go into. It was held in the library during second and third period for juniors and seniors only. There were various types of career opportunities presented such as banks, colleges. Na- tional Guard and Reserve, and military services. Satsuma High School is one of the few schools in Mobile that has Career Day for the students. It is sponsored by Mr. Loden. iTMWfST 5TAT£ TfCHtHCAL Getting ready for lunch. The National Guard shows his stuff. Waiting for hot prospects. Monty Brown shows an interest in the FBI. Mr. Faulk takes a break. 28 Career Day Students Circulate Their Blood Ouch, they are sticking us! Sponsored by the Student Council, this year's blood drive was a supreme achieve- ment, as it has been for the past several years. Once again we broke our goal by 17 pints. Originally set for 100 pints and because of the great participation we had, the Red Cross received 117 pints from Sat- suma. The Candy Stripers, who aided the Red Cross, made it an even greater success. Keith is drained, but not dead. Kim shows how it’s done. Candy Stripers show their skill in aiding the Red Cross. Blood Drive 29 V.l.P.’s Make Waves There are always people on campus at Satsuma High School who stand out in the crowd. We call these special students V.l.P.’s. These titles are based on beauty, scholarship, and athletic ability. Such extraordinary students are recognized as being Very Important People by the community and school. Top Left: Kelli Twitchell, All Region Volleyball Team; Terryl Reeves, Male Model of the Year; Paige Hunter, Female Model of the Year. Second Row: Tammy (arman, Miss Saraland; Angela Luker, Mobile College Accelerated Program; Tonya Seymour, National Merit Finalist; Katherine Abernathy, Voice of Democracy Winner. 30 V.l.P.’s Leaders of the Future The 1984 Student Appreciation Week was designed to teach elected students their civic responsibilities. Students were elected by their fellow citizens to fill the positions of mayor and city council members. The students were made aware of the responsibilities and problems of run- ning a government. They were given the opportunity to exchange thoughts and ideas with their real-life counterparts to the benefit of all. It is hoped that the members of Youth Appreciation came back with a better understanding of the way their city governments function. Councilmen of Saraland Mayors Creola: Rusty Reed; Belinda Sullivan; Shannon Evans; Sheri Lewis. Saraland: Brenna Casey: Rene Brunson; Todd Perry; Mary Brett; Bonnie Casey. Satsuma: Pepi Daw; Deanna Etheridge; Kristi Strickland; Sheryl Etheridge. Mayors: Rene Brunson; Pepi Daw; Belinda Sullivan. Councilmen of Satsuma Youth Appreciation 31 The water of the earth moves con- tinuously from the oceans to the air, to the land, and back to the oceans. This unending circulation of water is called the water cycle, and because of it, the majority of life on earth will never be lacking in water. The school year brought us another kind of cycle. As the seasons changed, they carried with them a different sport. Autumn gave us football. Winter gave us basketball, and with Spring came baseball, softball, and tennis. The cycle of sports at Satsuma was as continuous and dependable as the water cycle, and because of it, we were never lacking in excitement. We’ve Got Spirit v : mr -m r: 34 Varsity Cheerleaders • • Yes We Do! The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleaders ex- emplified the true spirit of SHS. They represented SHS at a clinic sponsored by the National Cheerleading Associa- tion at the University of South Alabama where they received superior ribbons. In addition to this, they were nominated for the Award of Excellence. Throughout the year, the cheerleaders kept spirits flowing with pep rallies, and victory dances which proved to be a great success. Varsity Cheerleaders 35 We’ve Got Spirit It took personality, energy, friendliness and real showmanship to make it as a cheerleader. That is just what the 1984- 85 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had. They were the best at what they did. To prove it, they attended the Dynamic Cheerleading Association and left with two first place ribbons and a first place trophy for best overall performance. The JV Cheerleaders have definitely ex- emplified part of the spirit that is so characteristic of Satsuma students. J V Cheerleaders show off their winning form. Ashley Cummins Sophomore Margaret Moore Sophomore Shannon Longsdorf Sophomore 36 JV Cheerleaders How Bout You Ashley Phillips Sophomore [V cheerleaders stand tall. Ashley Arnette Freshman Ashley Robinson Shannon Evans Kellee Rambo Freshman Freshman Freshman |V Cheerleaders 37 Gators Drown Opponents 1984 Playoff Team Billy Coleman Wade Gartman, Mike Szymanski, Willie Donaldson, Eddie Gibbs, Larry Speights Head Coach 38 Varsity Football Seniors Lead the Wave The 1984 Satsuma Gators qualified for the state playoffs for the first time in the school’s history. It was evident that the Gators were determined to improve on last year’s unusually low 3-8 record. The long practices and determination paid off as the Gators came from behind time after time to defeat their opponents late in the game. Such exciting finishes had Gator fans on their feet week after week, and ended in a 7-3 season. Varsity Football 39 Defense Stops Foes Wade Ward makes the catch. The Gators opened the season against the McGill-Toolen Yellow Jackets and came out with an impressive win. The next week they traveled to B.C. Rain as underdogs and also came out on top by a touchdown. In their first region game against the Foley Lions, they pulled out a win by a one point margin. Alan Thames punts the ball away. Keith Warren prepares to return the punt. The Gators finally met defeat against the Baker Hornets and lost by one point. The team bounced back with another win against Mary Montgomery. The Gators met defeat once more against Fairhope, and then traveled to Atmore where they broke the Blue Devils' eighteen game winning streak. When Homecoming arrived on the nineteenth of October the stands were full and the Gators gave their fans something to cheer about once more. The Gators pulled ahead to a one point lead with 47 seconds left in the game and won it. The Gators then defeated Bay Minette the next week in a triple overtime thriller which clinched a spot in the State Playoffs. The Gators ended their winning season against the tough Vigor Wolves. John Kilpatrick steadies to make a catch. 40 Varsity Football Varsity Football 41 Gators Engulf Opponents Scott Rawls Jimmy Dunnman Ken Bennett Jody Andrews 42 Varsity Football Greg Bridges Jason Noble Jerry Graham Doug Christian Todd Evans Mike Evans Mike Smith Scott Hopkins Charles Lee Gene Allen LeeEverette Danny Scoper Shawn Robinson Shawn Kelly Donald Brown Varsity Football Rain Drowns Gators Wade lowers the boom. The Gator defense digs in. Scoreboard: Satsuma 16 McGill Toolen 6 Satsuma 7 B. C. Rain 0 Satsuma 7 Foley 6 Satsuma 12 Baker 13 Satsuma 12 Mary G. Montgomery 7 Satsuma 14 Fairhope 26 Satsuma 9 Atmore 8 Satsuma 20 Davidson 19 Satsuma 35 Baldwin County 28 Satsuma 8 Vigor 26 Satsuma 0 B. C. Rain 30 44 Varsity Football Eric Twitchell pursues a receiver. Alan Thames makes a saving tackle. Rusty Reed rescues Tommy Barnard. Tommy Barnard scrambles out of the backfield. The Gators attempt to block a field goal. The ailing Gators traveled to Trimmer Park for their first playoff game in the school’s history. They were plagued with many injuries but still had high hopes of clinching another victory over the B. C. Rain Red Raiders. During the second game of the season, the Gators had shut out the Red Raiders 7-0. This time, however, the Red Raiders could do no wrong as they blanked the Gators 30-0. Despite the loss in the opening playoff game, the Gators had many players who received player of the week including three-time win- ner Rusty Reed, Artie Hicks, Chad Lowe, and Jeff Miller. Varsity Football J.V. Flows Into Victory Coach Gibbs sends in a play. J.V. offense on the move. The 1984-85 Junior Varsity football team, under the leadership of Coaches Wade Gartman and Eddie Gibbs, managed to have an outstanding season. Coming off a 7-0 record the team managed to keep up the winning tradi- tion by having a 4-1 season. The only loss the JV team suffered came from the Murphy Panthers. But after this loss, the team came on strong to win their last two games. All in all, the Junior Varsity players will provide good material for Coach Coleman's Varsity team next year. JV defense makes the play. |V Football 47 Freshmen Tide Over Foes Defense gets it together. Derrick drops back to pass. Offense sets up for the play. This year’s Freshmen football team was once again headed by Coach Willie Donaldson. Preparing the baby” Gators to handle future Varsity responsibilities demands much work and intense dedication. Daily workouts instruct the young gridders” to use various play forma- tions and blocking techniques. Competing against other high schools provides freshmen players with the experience and confidence necessary to become a Varsity player. Judging from this year’s performance, the oncoming year shows indications of a team with the spirit, sportsmanship, and courage to be outstanding in the field of football. Defense holds opponents. Defense waits for the snap. 48 Freshmen Football Freshmen Drift Upward First Row: Derrick Englebert; Bruce Barnes; Mike Gartman; Fred Austin; Dennis Driver; Scott Little; Wendall Salley; Kendall Salley; David Janes; Matt Baugh; Todd Robinson; Jeff Nicholson; Leonard Walker. Second Row: Todd Byrd; Jerry Mitchell; Jay Harrington; Dewayne Young; James Moore; Jamie Corley; John Middleton; Charles Kitrell; Tommy Moore; Scott Sheffield; Wade Parker; Anthony Dobbs. Third Row: Coach Mike Szymanski; Buddy Colburn; Troy Bender; Terry Bentley; Bennie Tucker; Thomas Woodall; Michael Andrews; Paul Pitzulo; Brent Burkett; Coach Willie Donaldson. Satsuma boots it away. The hurry up offense sets the play. Freshmen Football Talent Sparkles at Games Top: Left to Right—Belinda Sullivan, Mary Brett, Cynthia Lewis, Kathy Williamson, Dana Walters, Bess Kilpatrick, Donna Summers. Middle: Yvette Martin, Sandy Grace, Schlee Hastings, Kelli Twitchell, Tanya ORear, Angie Newman. Dana Criswell. Bottom: Tammy Solinger, Sabrina Hyde, Ginger Reid, Kathi Kriner, Kim Cunningham, Andrea West. Dana Walters serves for the Lady Gators. Schlee Hastings puts the block on McGill. 50 Girl's Volleyball Lady Gators Surge at Season End Mrs. Hicks gives Varsity a few pointers. Lady Gators against McGill-Toolen. Kim Cunningham shows a few skills of her own. The Lady Gators volleyball team had a tough season this year losing four starters off last year’s Varsity team. This year the Varsity team consisted of a whole new combina- tion of seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen as starters. The Lady Gators spent this season learning to play together as a team. For the first time, the girls hosted a tournament at the school inviting ten teams to participate. Despite a tough loss to McGill-Toolen, the team came in third. With the upcoming talent and the good coaching by Pat Hicks, the Lady Gators are looking forward to a winning season next year. Schlee Hastings spikes on McGill-Toolen. Girl's Volleyball 51 Varsity Overflows with Excitemen First Row: Chris Sanger; Adrian Pope; Terry Williams; Steven Waller; Jeffery Holmes. Second Row; Scott Parker; Roosevelt Marshall; Dana Thomas; William Woodard; Ralph Reed; Tim Young. Dana Thomas and Scott Parker wait on a rebound. Terry Williams passes the ball inside. The Varsity Basketball team was coach- ed by Wade Gartman this year. The Gators faced a very challenging year and had many losses due to the young players on the team. Although the team practiced steadily every evening, the wins were few. The young players gain- ed experience and the team is expected to have a successful season next year. William Woodard brings the ball in. 52 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 53 J.V. Floods the Courts Kneeling: Tim Waller; Bo Sandifer; Darryl Johnson: Rodney Leachman; Roderick Lawrence: Kennedy Austin. Standing: Jerome Dismukes; Jeff Watford; Darryl Jones; Sean Robinson; Tony Green. Sean jumps for the ball. Tim takes the shot. The J.V. basketball team, under the leadership of Coach Willie Donaldson, looked forward to a very successful season. With a slow 3-5 start the Gators were determined to finish strong and end up with a win- ning season. During the season the players practic- ed hard and dedicated themselves to improving their skills and their team record. J.V. defense gets ready. Kennedy Austin shoots free throws. 54 |.V. Basketball Frosh Pour on Enthusiasm Bubba takes the open shot. Coach Mike Szymanski; First Row: Charles Hall; Robert Parker; Dewayne Stibson. Second Row: Tony Wright; Sammy Sanders; Bubba Spears. Sammy makes a jumpshot. Although small in number, this year's freshman basketball team played with lots of enthusiasm. Each player practiced hard and dedicated himself to excellence and improvement. With all of their enthusiasm being displayed on the court, they were proud to be called Satsuma Gators and should become great assets to the varsity team. Gators wait the tip. Freshmen Basketball 55 Lady Gators Reign First Row: Angie Newman; Rhonda Graham; Carmon Hicks; Kim Cunningham; Cathy Pirkie; Denice Granger; Jennifer Miller, manager. Second Row: Angela Shipp, manager; Cynthia Lewis; Lesa Hartley; Bess Kilpatrick; Michelle Leachman; Diana Sommers; Dana Criswell; Chris Pirkie, manager. Coach Robinson, head dribbler. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE! The Lady Gators wondered if it would ever be to avail. They anxiously awaited November 20th, the day of their first game. It finally arrived and the girls, not yet sure of themselves, fell to defeat in their first and second games. There was a brighter future in sight, however. Coach Robinson began emphasizing high percentage shots to ensure victory. During practice and games, the girls heard him yell, “SHOOT THE BALL! time and time again. So the Gators com- bined efforts and had scoring out of at least five players. The girls truly became a team, and this led them to yet another winning season. I Leslie Sanders, 42, senior. Kim Cunningham, 12, senior. 56 Girls' Basketball Girls' Basketball 57 Baseball Has a Hit Season Standing: Mike Szymanski, Asst. Coach: Randy Vaughn; Jeff Miller: Toby Brown; Alan Thames; Tommy Barnard; Wade Ward; Richie Nell; Bart Middleton; Eddie Gibbs, Head Coach. Kneeling: Chad Lowe; DeWayne Maherg; Elvin Pierce; Doug Christian; Pepi Daw; Keith Warren; Todd Perry; Jim McDonald. The 84 Varsity Baseball team got off to a bad start losing their first three games, two of which were to UMS. The team practiced harder and began winning with the game against B. C. Rain. The Gators won 10 more games only losing 2. The guys then ended the season with an 11-10 record, winning 3 of the last five games. Tommy Barnard; Wade Ward; Alan Thames, Team Captains. 58 Baseball Baseball 59 Girls Ride Tide of Success First Row: Traci McGilberry; Michelle Leachmen; Diana Sommers; Nancy Thomas; Carmon Hicks; Leanne Rodgers. Second Row: Tanva O’Rear; Schlee Hastings; Belinda Sullivan; Kelli Twitched; Kim Kimbrell; Ginger Reid; Kim Cunningham. Third Row: Kim Olive, Angie Newman; Rhonda Graham: Dana Walters; Donna Summers; Bess Kilpatrick; Yvette Martin. Kim Cunningham at second base. Ginger Reid catches a fly ball. Kim Kimbrell at bat. With seven returning seniors, the 1983- 84 team looked forward to another outstanding year. Coach Pat Hicks put aTls through hours of hard work and . Little aid they know that those hours of hard work and dedicated prac- tice would result in a 20-0 record and the title of MOBILE COUNTY CHAMPS. There were a few close tames where the outcome was in doubt. Eventually though, the Lady Gators came through with flying colors every time to prove they had what it takes to be champions. Coach Hicks, never one to rest on her laurels, is already plann- ing for next year's winning team. (uniors taking a break. 60 Girls’ Softball Girls Softball 61 Tennis Returns with Enthusiasm Standing: Rick Howze; Paul Byrd; DeWayne Pope; Carey Dean; Mike Williams; Gary Granthum; Brian Mills; Larry Hagamaker. Kneeling: Scott Meinhardt; Denice Granger; Shannon Godwin; Stephanie Myers; Bo Freeman. Coach O’Neil Robinson. Girls’ tennis team. Seniors. Rick Howze and Paul Byrd. This year’s tennis team, under the direc- tion of Coach O’Neil Robinson, made daily trips out to neighborhood tennis courts to assume the responsibilities of smoothing out the rough spots in their style and developing it still further. Here, also, they acquired the coordina- tion, grace, and dexterity common to all good tennis players. 62 Tennis Track Smashes Barriers Kathy gives Mrs. Pettaway a few tips. Tammy and Kristy wait for the gun. First Row: Dana Drummond: Tammy Newburn; Tammy Neilson. Second Row: Kristy Sprague: Jennifer Small: Ashley Cummins: Geralyn Bennett; Sharon Austin. Kathy shows her shotput form. The girls show their speed. Under the direction of Mrs. Annie Pettaway, the SHS girls' track team started their season in the early weeks of spring with the physical and mental discipline necessary for outstanding results in competition. Enthusiasm was evident among the eight girls as they displayed their group spirit and athletic ability on the track. Girls’Track 63 Varsity Football Varsity Baseball 1983-84 Satsuma 16 McGill Toolen 6 Satsuma 7 B. C. Rain 0 Satsuma 7 Foley 6 Satsuma 5 UMS 12 Satsuma 12 Baker 13 Satsuma 1 UMS 10 Satsuma 12 Mary Montgomery 7 Satsuma 3 Rain 6 Satsuma 14 Fairhope 26 Satsuma 1 Rain 5 Satsuma 9 Atmore 8 Satsuma 11 Rain 2 Satsuma 20 Davidson 19 Satsuma 2 Theodore 3 Satsuma 35 Baldwin County 28 Satsuma 7 Davidson 7 Satsuma 8 Vigor 26 Satsuma 6 Baker 2 Satsuma 0 B. C. Rain - 30 Satsuma 6 Mary Montgomery 12 Satsuma 10 Mary Montgomery 0 Satsuma 10 Blount 1 Satsuma 4 Theodore 2 Satsuma 4 Davidson 2 Satsuma 14 Baker 7 Satsuma 3 Mary Montgomery 4 Satsuma 11 Blount 1 Satsuma 14 Blount 2 Satsuma 4 Theodore 5 Satsuma 0 Davidson 4 4 Satsuma 4 Baker 3 1 Satsuma 5 Mary Montgomery 5 Varsity Basketball Satsuma 55 Fairhope 74 Satsuma 48 Bay Minette 65 Satsuma 45 Davidson 92 Satsuma 62 St. Paul’s 66 Satsuma 47 UMS 69 Satsuma 51 Shaw 78 Satsuma 51 UMS 64 Satsuma 51 Fairhope 65 Satsuma 58 Foley 65 Satsuma 60 Theodore 80 Satsuma 55 Foley 58 Satsuma 54 Davidson 79 Satsuma 50 Vigor 93 Satsuma 59 MGM 55 Satsuma 51 Baker 82 Satsuma 61 Shaw 83 Satsuma 65 B. C. Rain 96 Satsuma 56 UMS 66 Satsuma 63 Theodore 85 Satsuma 60 MGM 70 Satsuma 66 B. C. Rain 95 Satsuma 59 Fairhope 75 64 Scoreboard Varsity Softball Varsity Basketball Satsuma 13 B. C. Rain 2 Satsuma 44 Fairhope 68 Satsuma 11 Citronelle 1 Satsuma 40 Bay Minette 43 Satsuma 16 St. Paul 1 Satsuma 48 Davidson 43 Satsuma 26 1. T. Wright 2 Satsuma 50 Mary Montgomery 47 Satsuma 15 Baker 2 Satsuma 61 Shaw 26 Satsuma 4 Murphy 3 Satsuma 40 Theodore 36 Satsuma 4 Shaw 1 Satsuma 49 Jeff Davis 59 Satsuma 8 Mary Montgomery 7 Satsuma 35 Fairhope 61 Satsuma 11 Vigor 5 Satsuma 41 Foley 26 Satsuma 4 Theodore 0 Satsuma 62 Theodore 48 Satsuma 15 Leflore 4 Satsuma 36 Foley 35 Satsuma 9 Blount 2 Satsuma 36 Jeff Davis 51 Satsuma 20 Alba It 1 Satsuma 24 Robert E. Lee 43 Satsuma 13 Williamson 1 0 Satsuma 37 Davidson 24 Satsuma 29 Davidson ■ 4 Satsuma 22 Vigor 61 Satsuma 43 Mary Montgomery 30 Satsuma 34 Baker 26 Satsuma 69 Shaw 41 'i Satsuma 35 Bay Minette 44 Varsity Volleyball Satsuma won Bavside lost Satsuma lost Mary Montgomery won Satsuma lost Bay Minette won '■ Satsuma lost Blount won Satsuma won Bavside lost Satsuma lost Wright wan Satsuma lost Leflore won Satsuma won Murphy lost ? Satsuma lost Mary Montgomery won . Satsuma lost Vigor V wool Satsuma won McGill lost Satsuma '■ won St. Paul fl lost Satsuma lost Fairhope won Satsuma lost Foley won Scoreboard 65 Water exists in many forms. There is ice. vapor and, of course, the natural state of water which is liquid. All stages of water are part of a delicate balance and each has its own purpose of being. All of the forms are different, yet essentially they are the same thing. Clubs were an important part of many students' lives. All of the clubs were basically the same, only different in that they existed in many forms. Each club, whether it was social or academic, had the purpose of catering to the needs and tastes of a certain group of students. In exploring our differences, we saw how much alike we really were; and like water, we found it possible to exist in many forms, yet still remain the same. Student Council Leads the Wave Sitting: Sherri Lewis, Secretary; Rhonda Iones, Sgt. at Arms; Missy Stokes, President; Peggy Squires, Historian; Renee Brunson. Publicity Chairman; Krista Mosley, Chaplain. Standing: Todd Perry, Parliamentarian; Toby Brown, Vice President; Jim McDonald, Sgt. at Arms. Mrs. Carolyn Owens, Sponsor. The Student Council of Satsuma led the wave of activities on campus. During Homecoming they boosted the morale of the student body by holding different activities each day. Student Council also held the annual Blood Drive. All of the activities were under the leadership of Mrs. Carolyn Owens. Senior Representatives were Sean Colston, Kevin Towery, Pam Stokley, and Brian Yarbrough. Student Council Freshmen Representatives Sitting: Ashley Firth; DeAnna Ethridge; Standing: Lisa King; Kevin Butler. Sophomore Representatives Sitting: Christi Mitchell; Margaret Moore. Standing: Bonnie Casey; Shannon Craft. Junior Representatives Sitting: Kellie Twitched; Cynthia Lewis. Standing: )ohn Kilpatrick; Shannon Godwin. Student Council 69 Satsuma Spouts Scholars First Row: Brenna Casey; Christy Cofield; Vicki Dreaden; Renee Therrell; Kim Brewer; Angela Shipp; Tricia Buffkin; Donna Ramer; Angela Luker; Missie Kellam; Sheri Lewis. Second Row: Lee Schrimpshire; Michelle Bunch; Tonya Pritchett; Gina Thurman; Stephanie Stanley; Deanna Von Eberstein; Becky Burroughs; Ashley Cummins; Bonnie Casev; Tonya Seymour; Shannon Godwin; Jeanette Greene, Sponsor. Third Row: Leigh Stanley, Kristi Strickland; Robin Smith; Shannon Craft; Robin Thompson; Carmon Hicks; Cheryl Daw; Missy Reaves; Denice Granger; Cathy Pirkle; Carol Austin; Todd Perry. Fourth Row: Evangeline Williams; Christi McKenzie; Mary Levins; Mike Williams; Deana Stanley; Michelle Mills; Sandi Verkouille; Katherine Abernathy; Dana Walters; Debra Hancock; Aurelia Green; Johnny Langley; Charles Carpenter; Kevin Markham; Gary Pirkle; Anthony Davis; Mark McCullough; Chris Pirkle. Fifth Row; Terry Janes; Carey Dean; Mark Gartman; Jeff Morrison; Dewayne Pope; Darryl Wilkins; Toby Brown; Alan Byrd; Bryon Waltman; Kenny Stacey; Frankie Maples. Jeanette Greene, Sponsor. Beta Epsilon launched an exhilarating twenty-eighth year at Satsuma. The club increased its membership by receiving new members who maintained an overall B” average. This club sold posters which placed books in the library. They continued the Beta tradi- tions of presenting Thanksgiving Baskets to the needy and preparing the honor rolls. First Row: Katherine Abernathy, President; Donna Ramer, Vice President. Second Row: Tricia Buffkin, Secretary; Debra Hancock, Treasurer; Carey Dean, Parliamentarian; Lee Schrimpshire, Chaplain. 70 Beta Club Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Serves Community Kneeling: Terryl Reeves; Gary Pirkle; Cliff Dearmon; Kevin Towery; Alan Thames, Sweethearts. First Row: Ginger Lee; Donna Ramer; Kim Richardson; Karen Lister; Andrea Atchison; Missie Kellam; Angela Meyers; Rhonda Jones; Sonya Davis; Mary Atchison, Sponsor. Second Row: Kim Brewer; Kelly McDougal; Sonya West; Jeannie Lewis; Becky Burroughs; Connie Richardson; Angela Mills; Missy Stokes; Joanne Hink; Debra Ardis; Leigh Daniels; Lonnie Hillman; Natalie Wood. Third Row: Kim Reach; Ginger Reid; Amanda Mills; Karoline Hill; Susan Castleberry; Tonya Poythress; Peggy Squires; Michelle Davis; Shannon Godwin; Gina Scoper; Dannah Walker; Robin Thompson; Michelle Bunch; Stacey Watson. Fourth Row: Dawn Driscoll; Tonda Shirley; Mary Brett; Dana Walters; Debbie Reid; Stephanie Myers; Kelly Clarke; Allison Harris; Debra Hancock; Paige Hunter; Cammy Smith; Cindy Parker; Jennifer Carney; Carol Austin. Fifth Row: Melanie Thomas; Janet O’Clair; Bettie Boswell; Aurelia Green; Pam Stokely; Renee Brunson; Renea Russ; Darlene Neilson; Karla Bryant. The Sr. Tri-Hi-Y is an organization whose primary purpose was service to the community. They served the com- munity by preparing a Thanksgiving basket to feed the hungry and other ser- vice projects. Their other activities in- cluded their annual Halloween Candy Grams and Christmas Stockings for the Red Barn. They also took a trip to Europe this year. Sitting: Lonnie Hillman, Vice President; Andrea Atchison, President. Standing; Becky Burroughs, Social Chairman; Kim Reach, Secretary; Mary Brett, Chaplain; Pam Stokely, Treasurer. 72 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sr. Tri-Hf-Y 73 r. Tri-Hi-YTakes the Plunge Sitting: Stacie Brown; Kim McClain; Tamica Landrum; Tracy Lister; Lori Odom; Lynn Weldy; Michelle Leachman; Brandy Hayles; Keri Grube; Jeannie Lewis; Renee Therrell; Debra Byrd; Viki Dreaden; Nicole Jones; Ashley Jenkins. First Row: Tammy Phillips; Amy McClure; Misty Walls; Tammy Neilson; Renee Taylor; Lisa King; Ashley Firth; Laura Lomax; Christi Mitchell; Kristi Strickland: Margaret Moore; Shelley Deas; Connie Middleton; Stephanie Corlett; Jennifer Miller; Carla Mason; Robin Mott; Kristy McKenzie; Ashley Cummins. Second Row: Darlene White; Kim Harrison; Jennifer Small; Tonya Pickle; Shannon Osborne; Melissa Thomas; Jennifer White; Heather Lewis; Ashley Arnette; Robin Smith; Deanna Etheridge; Shannon Evans; Kelly Robinson; Sondra Beckman; Karla Lee; Frankie Elmore; Shannon Craft; Robin McGhee. Third Row: Tracy Hays; Donya Waller; Kim Murray; Angie Wilson; Emily Gates; Bell Whatley; Beth Griffin; Karen Norman; Jeannie Phillips; Carol McRaney; Valaine Jones; Tonya Tillman; Bonnie Casey. Fourth Row: Vicki Stringfellow; Jennifer Houk; Tracy McAdams; Angie Boddie; Deanna von Eberstein; Janet Sellars; Carrie Kiper; Ashley Phillips; Tanya O'Rear; Teresa McDaniel; Paige Ballard; Candy Gates; Gina Thurman; Rhonda Vernon. Fifth Row: Dena Hutson; Patricia Hastings; Bess Kilpatrick; Donna Summers; Emma Pilgrim; Karey Clements. Mrs. C. Owens, Sponsor. One of the main streams of school ac- tivities is centered around the various clubs and organizations on campus. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y is a service organization but it gave freshmen and sophomore girls the opportunity to get into the flow of things by joining their first club. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y girls were involved in making Thanksgiving Baskets for the patients at Searcy Hospital, selling flowers at Valentines, and helping the Red Barn children at Easter. Sitting: Bonnie Casey, President; Lisa King, Vice-President. Standing: Shelly Deas, Social Chairman; Shannon Craft, Secretary; Ashley Cummins, Historian; Shannon Osborne, Chaplain; Christi Mitchell, Heather Lewis, Sgts.-at-Arms; Jeannie Phillips, Treasurer. Marty Copeland, Carnell Saucier; Sweethearts. 74 |r. Tri-Hi-Y Foreign Phrases Flow First Row: Tammy Tew; Amy McClure; Dana Drummond; Lisa King; Shannon Evans; Kelly McDougal; Ginger Reid; Robin Smith; Sheri Lewis; Angela Shipp; Tricia Buffkin; Jennifer Smith; Taunya Randolph; Bo Freeman. Second Row: Monica Jones; Sondra Beckman; Lee Schrimpshire; Stephanie Myers; Denice Granger, Carrie Kiper; Katherine Abernathy; Ashley McIntyre; Bell Whatley; Robin Thompson; Margaret Moore; Kim Richardson; Connie Richardson; Aurelia Green. Third Row: Jennifer Smith; Betty Curry; Tracy Tuggle; Karey Clements; Delaine Haraway; Bettie Boswell; Janet O'Clair; Sabrina Hyde; Kathy Williamson; Emma Pilgrim; Karla Lee; Jennifer Carney; Cathy Pirkle; Missy Reaves, Kim Emmons; Karla Bryant; Geralyn Bennett. Fourth Row: Richard Babb; Chris Pirkle; Mike Williams; Michael Howze; Darryl Wilkins; Charles Carpenter; Kevin Markham; Steven Waller; Scott Brantley. Sitting: Chris Pirkle, President; Sheri Lewis, Vice-President; Standing: Margaret Moore, Treasurer; Stephanie Myers, Chaplain; Kim Emmons, Secretary; Michael Howze, Photographer; Cathy Pirkle, French Representative; Denice Granger, Spanish Representative. Mrs. S. Williams, Sponsor. Crossing the borders into other coun- tries might be easier for the members of The Foreign Language Club. Members tried to obtain a better understanding of the people in French and or Spanish- speaking countries by learning the language and customs of their French and Spanish counterparts. The club sought to promote and improve relations between students and foreigners by im- pressing upon students the importance of knowing foreign cultures in order to promote peace. Foreign Language Club Factors Formulate Functions Sitting: Lee Schrimpshire, Vice President; Carey Dean, President. Standing: Becky Burroughs, Secretary; Denice Granger, Treasurer. Mu Alpha Theta drifted into the midst of the stream of activity. The club added members which multiplied enthusiasm. Projects, such as decorating the Christmas Tree with geometrically shaped ornaments and sponsoring a pre-Algebra tournament for middle schools, were divided among the members. These activities along with the monthly meetings summed up an exciting year for the Math Club. First Row: Mrs. Wilkins; Lee Schrimpshire; Brenna Casey; Becky Burroughs; Kellie Knowles; Renee Therrell; Angela Shipp; Tricia Buffkin. Second Row: Tonya Pritchett; Kim Brewer; Bonnie Casey; Tanya O’Rear; Michelle Bunch. Third Row: Tina White; Deana Stanley; Mary Levins; Angela Luker; Tonya Seymour; Debra Hancock; Shannon Godwin; Cheryl Daw: Katherine Abernathy. Fourth Row: Evangeline Williams; Kristy McKenzie; Sandi Verkouille; Dana Walters; Anthony Davis; Gary Pirkle; Frankie Maples; Chris Pirkle; Steven Waller. Fifth Row: Darryl Wilkins; Carey Dean; Dewayne Pope; Toby Brown; Bryon Waltman; Charles Carpenter. Scholars Swamped with Trivia There are few people who know that The Shadow’s real name was La- mont Cranston or who even care; yet there are seven people within the walls of SHS who know not only that but a multitude of other odd and enlightening facts. These seven along with their sponsor, Mrs. Richardson, composed a fiercely dedicated group. Because of involvement in other school activities, it became necesary for the team to meet for practice at 7:15 every morning. This year’s team, formed entirely of new members, looked promising for the year to come. Top Row: Bryon Waltman; Dewayne Pope; Darryl Wilkins; johnny Langley. Bottom Row: Mrs. Richardson; Christy Cofield; Denice Granger; Robin Thompson. 76 Math Club. Quiz Bowl G and T Exemplifies Originality First Row: John Sellars; Chris Pirkle; Johnny Langley; Lee Scrimpshire; Mike Williams; Mike Chambless. Second Row: David Chavers; Tammy Neilson; Lisa King; Jennifer Small; Bonnie Casey; Renee Therell; Ashley Arnette; Vicky Watson. Third Row: Ms. Scheuermann; Shannon Mitchell; Carey Dean; Dewayne Pope; Kelly McDougal; Vince Carney; Sandi Verkouille; Richard Roberts; Darrin Geiger; Emma Pilgrim; Darryl Wilkins; Rodney Leachman; Kelly Simison; Steven Waller; Dana Westbrook; Shannon Craft. Chess Members Achieve Knighthood Front Row: Kelly Simison; Darrin Geiger; Christy Cofield; Charles Carpenter. Second Row: Darryl Wilkins; Trevor Elmore; Mike Williams; Mark McCullough; John Kilpatrick; Donnie Daniels; Carl Calderone. Third Row: Emma Pilgrim; Robbie Doggett; Ashley Arnette; John Sellars; David Chavers; Lisa King; Tammy Neilson; Jennifer Small. Back Row: Shannon Mitchell; Darrell Dufour; Vince Carney. G and T. Chess 77 Science Club Surges Ahead The Science Club, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Gail Landrum, has been on the campus for two years now. The club has successfully secured laboratory equipment for the Science Department and continued to do so. It provided students with hands-on experience in the lah. The club made Thanksgiving baskets and sponsored the Satsuma and Mobile County Science Fair. They also spent time on raising funds for a new computer. Mark Gartman, Vice President; Carol Austin, Secretary; Scott Landrum, President; Thomas Stokes, Treasurer; Kevin Preston, Social Chairman. Front Row; Khristy McKenzie: Missy Reaves; Bea Hawsey; Cathy Pirkle; Kathy Williamson; Dana Walters; Sandi Verkouille; Kim Reach; Carol Austin; Janet O’Clair. Second Row: Ronnie Stokes; Mark Gartman; Keith Bryant; Rick Howze; Jeff Morrison; Thomas Stokes; Kevin Preston; Mrs. Lomax. 78 Science Club New Club Makes Splash First Row: Kristy McKenzie; Jennifer Lee; Gina Thurman; Deana Von Eberstein; Vicki Dreaden; Michelle Mills; Dana Walters; Cannon Hicks; Denice Granger; Jeannie Lewis; Reba Overstreet; Deana Stanley; Samantha Richardson. Second Row: Mr. Davis; Daniel Dickson; Keith Jones; Frankie Maples; Sean Sullivan. Mr. Davis and Mrs. Sullivan are hard-working sponsors. Colston; Jeff Morrison; Thomas Stokes; Kevin Markham; Mrs. First Row: Vicki Dreaden, Treasurer; Carmon Hicks, Historian. Sitting: Samantha Richardson, President; Jeff Morrison, Vice President. Standing: Kristy McKenzie, Chaplain; Deana Stanley, Secretary; Frankie Maples, Reporter; Kevin Markham, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jennifer Lee, Parliamentarian. The Satsuma Historical Society made a big splash on the cam- pus for the first time. This society provides extra-curricular activities for students interested in Social Studies. It promotes the study, inquiry, and understanding of events of historical significance. The society also actively participated in com- munity projects which influenced the organization's activities. History Club 79 Civitan Reaches the Crest First Row: Andrea West; Angela Shipp; Donna Ramer; Brenna Casey; Kim Brewer; Missie Kellam; Kelly Robinson; Debra Hancock; Second Row: Lonnie Hillman, Carmon Hicks; Denice Granger; Debra Byrd; Jennifer Miller; Connie Richardson; Peggy Squires; Ashley Robinson; Bonnie Casey; Coach Robinson. Third Row: Karla Lee; Kristy McKenzie; Jennifer Lee: Deana Stanley; Carrie Kiper; Georgie Maxwell; Loree Mills; Jennifer Carney; Ashley Cummins; Robin Smith. Fourth Row: Chris Pirkle; Mike Williams; Kevin Markham; Cathy Pirkle; Shannon Godwin; Carol Austin; Donna Summers; Keith Saucier; Todd Perry; Christi Mitchell; Fourth Row: Darrin Landrum; Mark Gartman; Jeff Morrison; Carey Dean; Dewayne Pope; Toby Brown; Alan Byrd; Gary Pirkle: Anthony Davis; Frankie Maples. Coach O'Neil Robinson, Sponsor. Junior Civitan, a service organization at Satsuma, provided help for people in the community. The club raised their money by selling M M's and spices, having car-washes and sponsoring the annual 10” men basketball game. The club received first place on their Thanksgiving basket. During spring vacation, members of Civitan planned a trip to the Bahamas. Civitan has receiv- ed “Honor Club” for three years in a row. Sitting: Mark Gartman, President; Cathy Pirkle, Vice President; Standing; Lonnie Hillman, Chaplain; Bonnie Casey, Historian; Jennifer Lee, Historian; Toby Brown, Sergeant-at-Arms; Carol Austin, Treasurer; Denice Granger, Secretary. 80 |unior Civitan Drama Acts Up a Storm First Row: Julie Connell: Kim Cunningham: Pam Smith; Deanna Stringfellow; Libby Herndon: Becky Barlow; Dana Craft; Sonya Anderson; Shanda Evans; Karen Lister; Karen Marshall; Lisa Allday. Second Row: Robin Mott; Rachael Green; Deborah Lynn Green; Paige Ballard; Bryan Holloway; Toni Dees; Portia Thompson; Shana Smith; Kelly Taylor; Tracey Golden; Zondra Deaver; Jesse Morgan; Karoline Hill; Leslie Farmer; Pat Tunnel. Third Row: John Kilpatrick; Bobby Hyde; Paul Taylor; Frankie Moorer; Sean Colston; Donny Daniels; Billy Jackson; Rusty Champion; Keith Warren: Noel Tate; Jeff Pierce; Elijah Blakes: Chris Dennis; Nathaniel Hughes; Bobby Austin. Drama Club of 1985 had a great year. They were able to put on a play called Tune in on Terror”, a mystery comedy by Jay Tobias. The cast consisted of: Shana Smith, Shanda Evans, Zondra Deaver, Robin Mott, Toni Dees, Becky Barlow, Donny Daniels, Rusty Cham- pion, Keith Warren, and Portia Thomp- son. The play was produced by Mrs. Taylor and student directors Kelly Taylor and John Kilpatrick. Sitting; John Kilpatrick, Vice President; Toni Dees, President. Standing: Becky Barlow, Business Manager; Shana Smith, Financial Secretary; Kelly Taylor, Recording Secretary; Zondra Deaver, Treasurer. 82 Drama Club 09 BUiejQ Models Drip with Fashions First Row: Peggy Squires; Kim Richardson; Chrystal Black; Missie Kellam; Leanne Holloway; Lonnie Hillman; Deisha Brown; Christi Mitchell. Second Row: Tanya Poythress; Karen Marshall; Vikki Watson; Zondra Deaver; Allison Harris; Paige Hunter; Ashley Cummins; Kim Quimby: Margaret Moore; Lisa Stallings. Third Row; Julie Connell; Kelli Twitchell; Kellie White; Ashley Phillips; Robin Smith; Renea Russ; Leslie Farmer; Karen Norman; Kim Smith; Tammy Jarman; Gina Scoper; Stacey Watson. Fourth Row: Stacey Lee; Cynthia Lewis; Susan Castleberry; Joanne Pruitt; Leslie Sanders; Mary Brett: Wendy Herring; Pam Stokley: Leigh Stanley; Tracey Turner; Tonda Shirley; Ms. Sierra. Fifth Row: Ricky Agnew; Dan Dixon; Larry Crook; Carl Calderone; George Curry; Mike Parden; Terryl Reeves; Mike Williams. Ms. Sierra, Sponsor. The Media Teen Board started the year off with a big splash. On November 29 and 30, 1984, they presented a fashion show, Fall Elegances”. The members modeled the current in” fashions for the students. During the spring, another fashion show was presented. The funds were used to purchase material for the Media Center. Front Row; Carl Calderone, Male Fashion Coordinator. Sitting: Tanya Poythress, Business Manager; Chrystal Black, Technique. Standing: Christi Mitchell, Female Fashion Coordinator; Pam Stokley, President; Ricky Agnew, Male Technical Advisor; Mary Brett, Vice President. 84 Modeling Club Stripers Give Aid Front Row: Jackie Cothran; Missy Williams; Kim Harrison. Back Row: Tammy Phillips; Tina Holland; Robin Mott; Zondra Beckman; Karen Brantley; Tammy Bossard. Jackie Cothran, Secretary; Kim Harrison, President. Mrs. Cockrelle, sponsor. The Candy Stripers is a community ser- vice organization which allowed girls to volunteer their time to work at the hospital after school. This year the club participated in the Homecoming Parade by decorating a car with the organiza- tions colors—red and white. They also decorated a Christmas tree and placed it in the school lobby. Stripers plan their future activities. Candy Stripers 85 Key Club Rides the Current First Row: Tracy Hayes; Bea Hawsey; Natalie Wood; Missy Reaves; Julie Tucker; Maya Patel; Kathy Williamson; Bettie Boswell; Janet O'Clair; Carol Austin; Dana Walker; Leigh Daniels; Samantha Richardson. Second Row: Mrs. Moss; Cheryl Daw; Karen Norman; Donya Waller; Mark Gartman; Thomas Stokes, Noel Tate; Paige Hunter; Jennifer Smith; Sonya West; Susan Thompson; Taunya Randolph. Mrs. Wilda Moss, Sponsor. The Key Club this year was under the new leadership of Mrs. Wilda Moss. The qualification to join Key Club were a “B average and good conduct. Each member was interviewed and asked how they could benefit the club. Key Clubbers raised money for the Boy’s Ranch and other organizations that needed help. The projects included a Halloween Party for the Red Barn, a Thanksgiving basket. Christmas Parade, and Easter baskets for a children's home. Each member’s hard work made the club a big success. Sitting; Noel Tate, President; Natalie Wood, Vice President. Standing: Karen Norman, Secretary. Key Club Choir Creates Soundwaves First Row: Cheri Davis; Tammy Bostic; Debbie Knowles; Kristy Sprague; Darlene White; Monty Brown; Misty Blackwell; Becky Barlow; Angela Mills. Second Row: Khristina Watson; Candy Crocker; Tonya Tillman; Dianna Haggard; Angela Luker; Dawn Horman; Pat Tunnell; Ashley McIntyre; Lynn Reeves; Derenda Chavers. Third Row: Jackie Cothran; Curt Mathis; Brent Smith; Andy Gatewood; Steve Smith; Billy Jackson; Patty Leonard; Kevin Snyder. Mr. Schmitt, Chorus Director. The SHS Chorus was on the go. From contests to concerts, from parties to parades, the chorus participated in all types of activities. A lot of hard work and tired vocal chords afforded for excellent” ratings at State contest last May. As a result of that performance, they were considered to perform at the Music Education Na- tional Conference. The officers shown above were: President, J. D. Morgan; Vice President, Becky Barlow; Treasurer, Tonya Tillman; and Librarian, Darlene White. Choir 87 Band Creates Waves of Sound Satsuma High's 1984-85 Marching Band Clint Schmitt, Band Director The ’84-’85 Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Schmitt had an outstanding year. The band's improvement was shown on the field as they received large rounds of ap- plause and numerous Superior and Excellent ratings in competition. The band has been a major force for en- thusiasm and school spirit this year as they represented Satsuma in both the Saraland and Satsuma Christmas parades. The band participated in District and State competitions. Sandy Verkouille, Drum Major 86 Band Renee Therrell; Andrea Atchison, Captain; Shannon Craft; Tonya Tillman; Rhonda Vernon; Bonnie Prine; Karen Norman; Kim Smith; Jeannie Lewis; Amanda Mills; Kim Stewart; Shelly Deas. Michelle Lewis; Amanda Butler; Michelle Baker; Tara Karr; Lori Primm; Terry Sealy, Captain; Donna Ott; Tammy Sheppard; jonell Pitzulo; Sherry Leonard; Darlene Beavers. Band 89 Talented flag team shows skills. . Dance team awaits their cue. Front Row: Crystal Lustgarten; Becky Barlow: Derenda Chavers. Second Row: Patty Leonard; Denise Ott; Iris Jardee. Third Row: Rachael Esco; Roberta Tadlock; Beth Sadler; Billy Jackson; Tammy Banks. David Chavers; Darryl Wilkins, Andy Gatewood; Robert Healy; Allen Danzey; Corey Smith; Bevan White; Lee Guy; Phillip Anthony; Candy Crocker; Cheri Davis. Front Row: Amy McClure; Lynn Smith; Missy Heikkila; Shay Grimes. Back Row: Kevin Snyder; John Sellars; Ray Peavy; Christina Watson; Karla Lee; Shannon Brewer. 90 Band Steve Smith; Kevin Markham; Sam Day; Jimmy Moore; Claude Plant; Richard Bonine; Chris Hadaway; Seth Knight. H 5 5 Kevin Lee; Brandi Napier; Jeff Vice; Ed Harrell; Patty Leonard; Robin Mott; Kristi McKenzie. Band 91 FBLA Sets Sail for Success First Row: Terry Carroll; Niki Pilgrim; Amanda Mills; Jeannie Lewis; Debra Ardis; Billie Jo Orr; Kim Brewer; Rhonda Jones; Sonya Davis; Angela Meyers; Christie Tutton; Virginia Lee. Second Row: Reba Overstreet; Frances Courtney; Sharron Dikes; Kim Johnston; Kim Emmons; Becky Foster; Lisa Allday; Cammy Smith; Anita Sypert; Bettie Boswell; Mildred Blass, Sponsor. Third Row; Tonya Seymour; Sara Mims; Terry Janes; Joseph Goins; Kim Reach. First Row: Sonya West; Melonie Lassiter; Julie Ford; Melissa Heathcoe; Libby Herndon; Natalie Wood; Lisa Massey; Tammy Hall; Leslie Farmer; Tammy Waltman; Gina Scoper; Lonnie Hillman; Regina Cave; Cindy Beverly; Letina Cammon. Second Row: Lucy Bell, Sponsor; Wendy Yell; Felicia Johnston; Susan Saunders; Ginger Graham; Debra Parker; Leah Hunter: Joanne Hink; Karen Smith; Bea Hawsey; Tonya Stewart; Carla Bell; Stacey Watson; Michelle Bunch. Third Row: Tracy Kemp; Barbara DiChristafaro; Suzanne Finley; Deborah Haynes; Ann Ridings; Diana Poiroux; Michelle Haskew; Diane Dickerson; Robin Faile; Tracy Golden; Susan Castleberry; Kim Olive; Cynthia Lewis; Shanda Evans; Darlene Perkins; Tabbie Parker; Maya Patel; Julie Tucker; Lanice Marzette; Angela Robinson; Holly Brown; Beverly Drake. Fourth Row; Noel Tate; Greg Cox; Mike Orr; Mike Howard; Eugene Brunson, Brook Morris; Wendy Herring; Shana Hayes. FBLA streamed into action with numerous activities, which included visits to the nursing home and a Christmas party for exceptional children. In the spring, the future business leaders competed at state in areas of typing, accounting, shorthand, and data processing. The officers attended district, state, and national events. This year's officers in- cluded Lonnie Hillman, Vice President; Terry Janes, Presi- dent; Michelle Bunch, Secretary; Libby Herndon, Reporter and Chaplain; Melissa Heathcoe, Treasurer. 92 FBLA First Row: Genea Clark: Alison Vance; Sonya Sanderson; Rhonda Foster; Stephanie Corlette; Teresa McDaniel; Kim Harris; Missy Williams; Tina Holland; Connie Middleton; Shelley Deas; Pam Powell; Deisha Brown; Vikki Watson. Second Row: Loretta Dunnam; Carol Patterson; Stephanie Lewis; Audra Braughton; Marty Myers; Samantha Richardson; Kim Ketchum; Charlene Long; Michelle Mills; Shannon Brewer; Laura Evans; Julie Smith; Valaine Jones; Carla Mason; Cordie Bostic. Third Row: Karen Brantley; Candy Gates; Kathy Raines; Rachel Smith; Lynn Canterbury; Gina Thurman; Tammy Harris; Tammy Anderson; Betty Curry; Tina White; Michelle Donahoo; Amy Falkenberry; Karen Norman; Jennifer Champion; Robyn McGhee; Ann Vallon; Karen Weaver. Fourth Row: Joanne Pruitt; Kim Williams; Dina Calderone; Mary Levins; Jennifer Lee; Janet Black; Paula Spann; Renee Tunnell; Shontelle Atwood; Jennifer Dufour. FBLA 93 DECA Surges Into Business First Row: Dawn Remington; Krista Mosley: Sonya Anderson; Loree Mills: Tanya Foster; Kelly Clark; Tracy Turner; Tonda Shirley; Leanne Holloway; Debbie Reid; Kim Ellis; Michelle Davis; Cindy Higgins; Dawn Driscoll; Angie Hughes; Kim Gautney; Connie Carriveau. Second Row: Daphne Wade; Georgi Maxwell; Keith Saucier; Jeff Little; Alan Byrd; Anthony Davis; Vic Morgan; Lisa Bush; Lisa Stallings; Ashley Greene; Tisha Lewis; Carla Bryant. Third Row: Doug Armentrout; Scott Vines; Pat Wheatley; Joe Toomey; Mark Little; Darrel Dufour; Scott Eubanks; Donnie Daniels; Robbie Doggett; Robert Rainey. Sponsor. Mr. Stephen Bates. The Distributive Education Clubs of America, commonly called DECA. was specifically designed for students who want to engage in the business world. The club’s main objective was to help build leadership in this important part of today's business. The members were aided by Mr. Stephen Bates, who instructs them in the fundamentals of marketing, mer- chandising, and management. Most D.E. students became so interested in Distributive Education that they planned to make a career of marketing and distribution. DECA Officers: President, Anthony Davis; Vice President, Debbie Reid; Secretary, Marla Thurman; Treasurer, Alan Byrd. 94 DECA VICA Streams Into Work First Row: Kathy Smith; Tommy Baxter; Kim Clements; Tammy Brown; Paula Jackson; Monty Brown; Lisa Allen; Kay Aldridge; Zondra Deaver; Billy Pavelka; Kim Day; Wendy Howze; Tracy Granthum; Mr. Hal Koons. Second Row: Ronnie Norman; Allison Givens; Jeff Holland; Henry Hoven; Keith Miller; Roger Beasley; Charlie Patterson; Johnnie Huff; Julie Peru; Soyinka Braziel; Georgi Fluckum; Katera Bailey; Darlene Neilson. Third Row: Chris Clancy; Doug Conner; Mike Ellis; Mike Gates; Jimmie Jones; Mark Henderson; Chris Lee; Kevin Palmer; Scott Doby; Tammy Jarman. Secretary, Diana Fore; President, Roger Beasley; Treasurer, Soyinka Braziel. VICA 95 Sponsor, Mr. Hal Koons. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, customarily called VICA, gave the students their first taste of the manufacturing world. This year’s club is headed by Mr. Hal Koons who has served as sponsor for several years. VICA’s goals were to prepare, train, and teach, as well as to propel the students into the careers of their choice. Each member selected his or her own job, went through on-the-job training, and learned the respon- sibilities of their expected careers. ' -5 Company A LTC Sentell CSM McGuire Company B 96 IROTC Staff—First Row: Mark Gartman. Second Row: Nathaniel Penn; Doug Armentrout; Sandy Phillips. Third Row: Michelle Brantley; William Taylor; Johnnie Huff; Sean Colston. Male drill team at Queen Ann Salute. S-3 working on training schedules. JROTC stands for Junior Reserve Of- ficer Training Corps. JROTC developed qualities of leadership through classroom and other instructional ac- tivities. The participants acquired knowledge, self-discipline, self- reliance, patriotism, a sense of respon- sibility, and responsiveness to con- stituted authority to prepare for future endeavors. All cadets were encouraged to participate in the program’s extra cur- ricular activities such as the rifle team and drill team. JROTC 97 Drill Teams Learn Discipline Male drill team in action. ■ s?:- ■an Male drill team. 98 JROTC Female drill team. Color Guard at attention. Rifle Team prepares for match. JROTC 99 Gazette Stirs the Current First Row: Brenna Casey; Donna Ramer; Frankie Maples; Katherine Abernathy. Second Row: Lee Schrimpshire; Becky Burroughs; Leigh Stanley; Cheryl Daw; Reba Overstreet; Tricia Buffkin. Third Row: Mrs. Ballard; Carey Dean; Dewayne Pope; Gary Pirkle; Scott Scarbrough; John Langley. The editor is in deep thought. Who? What? Where? When? Why? and How? These questions were commonly asked by the members of the Gator Gazette in their quest for news. The reporters and editors of the paper work- ed diligently to find material that in- terested the students, while maintaining a standard of journalistic profes- sionalism. The staff attended a workshop at Faulkner State Junior Col- lege October 4, to learn various techni- ques that the pro’s use . As the year wore on, the staff became a close family. The cooperation and group efforts were clearly seen in the Reflec- tions of the SHS Spirit.” Frankie Maples and Donna Ramer, Editors. Mrs. Ballard, Sponsor. 100 Gator Gazette R«!l«ctIoruonK n ?pI3t ™ Printed with the cooperation of THE AZALEA CTTY NEWS REVIEW Mobile. AL and THE MOBILE COUNTY NEWS. Bayou La Batre Gator Gazette Published by the students of Satsuma High School P O Box 487 Satsuma. AL 36572 Phone Number 675-0753 Editors Frankie Maples Donna Ramer Copy Editor Katherine Abernathy Sports Editor Brenna Casey Assistant Sports Editor Gary Ptrkle Business Manager Becky Burroughs Asst Business Manager Marla Thurman Artist Cheryl Daw Photographer DeWayne Pope Typist Reba Overstreet Reporters Carey Dean John Langley DeWayne Pope Scott Scarbrough Lee Schrimpshire Leigh Stanley Press Correspondent Tricia Buffkln Principal Lee Shoquist Advisers Carolyn Ballard .Jeanette Greene Look What the Tide Washed in! Excellence is never granted to man, but as the reward of labor. Like the hands of a clock whilst they make hourly ap- proaches to their point, yet proceed slowly as to escape observation.” The 1984-85 Cayman was edited by Carol Austin and Debra Hancock, sponsored by Joanne Richardson. First Row: Tonya Pritchett; Lonnie Hillman; Michelle Bunch; Robin Thompson; John Kilpatrick; Carmon Hicks; Denice Granger; Vic Morgan; Kristi Strickland; Belinda Sullivan; Toby Brown; Todd Perry. Second Row; Tracy Granthum; Carol Austin; Mark Gartman; Mrs. Richardson; Debra Ardis; Christy Cofield; Thomas Stokes; Trevor Elmore; Aurelia Green; Keith Bryant; Debra Hancock; Rick Howze. 102 Cayman Staff Cayman 103 A rock dropped into still water sets a wave into motion. The rock is called the source of that wave. Without a source, the water would remain stagnant. What becomes of that wave afterwards depends upon a number of conditions. But, what really matters is that it exists ready to flow on. growing stronger and larger. -• ‘J 1 V i ' ik •V % Each day the faculty at Satsuma was faced with the task of setting into motion our otherwise stagnant minds. What we did with the things they taught us was our decision. We copld continue what they started by growing stronger in knowledge, or we could let it die like a wave grown still. Regardless, it all goes back to the source. No wave has ever reached it's height, no mind has ever reached its potential without having a source, a rock which destroys the stagnancy. -i Mr. Shoquist Pilots the Ship Mr. Shoquist busy at work. Mr. Lee A. Shoquist has put forth a lot of effort to make Satsuma High School a good school. His job was to do what he felt best for the well being of the staff and the students. Mr. Shoquist stayed busy with the responsibilities of a principal, as he was seen attending most school activities. His friendly presence in the halls between classes, his stern force when discipline was needed, and his genuine concern during time of troubles were the facets of our principal that will be remembered by students and staff. Mr. Shoquist walks into a hard day's work. Mr. Shoquist speaks to the students. 106 Administration Mr. Paul Greene Mrs. Annie Crandle Dr. Victor Gaston Assistants Aid Navigation Mr. Paul Greene, Mrs. Annie Crandle, and Dr. Victor Gaston all helped make Satsuma run smoothly. Mr. Greene has been with Satsuma twelve years. He distributed books to students, observed teachers, and helped with discipline problems. Mrs. Annie Crandle. an administrative intern, helped in teacher observation and handled discipline problems. She also functioned in the role of an assis- tant principal. Dr. Victor Gaston has been with Sat- suma five years. He has been Satsuma’s instructional specialist involved in working with teachers to improve their m instructional methods in the classroom. He has also been a Representative to the State Legislature in Montgomery. Administration 107 Counselors Set Career Sails Counselors at Satsuma were responsible for the academic and social welfare of students. They aided the individual in everything from selecting a schedule to suit his personal needs to helping him with vocational decisions. The counsel- ing staff also lent their expertise to such student activities as Student Council and Career Day. They also oversaw the state and local testing programs. 108 Counseling Staff They Stem the Tide of Work Mrs. Pauline McPherson Mrs. Lane Jackson Mrs. Sally Christian Mrs. Marion Etheredge School Secretary Secretary Retract Supervisor Library Clerk Ms. Elizabeth Sierra Ms. Katheryn Smith Librarian Librarian Hectic is the adjective describing the life of Satsuma's library and office personnel. Unending requests from students and faculty members kept the employees flooded with work. They handled the pressure with the calm efficient manner of true professionals. It was the responsibility of the office personnel to see that the school ran smoothly, while the librarians saw that necessary information and materials were made available to both the student body and faculty. Both jobs took an extreme amount of patience and dedication. Office and Library Staff 109 Language Becomes Bilingual ' ■ + Jeanette Greene Livingston U, BA Mary Atchison Wm. Carey Coll., BA 110 Language Department Sherian Williams USA, MS Dorothy Kervin USA, MA Annie Bumpers USA, BS Annie Harbin Lula Taylor ASU, MA USA, MA rr. , £' '■ iT� 'HiT tC 'C Srrr With the persisting need for communication today, a knowledge of language is essential in continuing an understanding among people. To this end, Satsuma of- fered not only a wide range of English classes, but also first and second year Spanish and French. Through the language department, Satsuma students are indeed gain- ing a more thorough knowledge of their own culture as well as other cultures. i Language Department 111 History Traces the Tides of Man From discovering the location of the Himalayan Mountains to solving the problems of democracy, the history department in- formed, developed, and triggered the imagination of all students. It brought a view of the entire world and its in- habitants into focus and enhanced the understanding of the development of our society. The well-trained staff took the students step-by-step through time and provided them with the ability to grasp the workings of both the ancient and modern world. Vivian Williams Booker Davis ASU, BS, MA ASU, MA History Department Delana Barber USA, BS Patsy Stephens Livingston U, BS Wilda Moss USA, BS Willie Donaldson UA.BS Elizabeth Oliver UA, BS History Department 113 Math Flows in Sequence Sandra Mayo Mobile Coll.. BS Rene Wilkins JSU. MS Barbara Galle USA. MA Kaye Breland Lamar U., BA The math department’s objectives were to give students a broad view of the field of mathematics, provide information and skills most likely to be useful to them in their vocational pursuit, as well as demonstrate the relevance of mathematics in everyday life. The mathematics courses offered at SHS ranged from general mathematics to analysis. This year the math department has pro- video more opportunities for students to enhance their mathematical abilities. Teams have been developed to par- ticipate in local math competitions, a math club was organized, and a tutoring program was developed for any student enrolled in a math course. 114 Math Department Algebra II Team First Row: Bryon Waltman; Dewayne Pope: Darin Geiger: Carey Dean. Second Row: Dana Walters; Robin Thompson: Denice Granger; Tricia Buffkin; Michelle Bunch. Geometry Team First Row: Steven Waller; Chris Pirkle; Darryl Wilkins. Second Row: Renee Therrell; Mary Levins; Evangeline Williams; Kelli Knowles. Algebra I Team First Row: Lisa King; Michelle Leachman; Ronnie Stokes. Second Row: Tammy Neilson; |ohn Sellars; Dana Westbrook; Melissa Thomas; Tammy Levins; Frankie Elmore; Shannon Evans; Vince Carney; Rachel Esco. Math Team 115 e Students Enter the Mainstream Preparing for the future was an impor- tant aspect of studying in students' lives. Courses were offered that helped pupils develop skills they would need after graduation. Students enrolled in the vocational education classes were given instruction in five basic areas: mathematics, English, job skills, and science. Mrs. Lang, Mrs. McVay, and Mr. Bolden were teachers of these classes. 116 Special Ed Electives Storm Ahead The elective courses of SHS are made up of Driver's Ed.t Home Economics, ROTC, Band, and Gifted. They managed to supply their students with talents and abilities they had not had before. All in all. the elec- tives did a fantastic job. I � Reita Wilson USM, BS Electives 117 Science Dives to New Depths Mr. Gail Landrum USM, BS Mrs. Andrea Lomax UA. MA Students work out lab problems. Mr. O'Neil Robinson MSU, BS Jimmy Williams examines a test tube. Mrs. Martha Bell Alcorn State, BS The Satsuma Science Department has taken on a new look this year. New textbooks were furnished for all of the science courses and the school was granted up to $700 of expendable items toward the science laboratory. This grant was made by the National Science Foundation for Mr. Landrum's participation in several honors workshops. The Science department participated in the Science Fair at the local, county, and regional level and was in the process of purchasing a computer for the use of the students. 118 Science Department Business Department Rolls Along Mrs. Lucy Bell Al. A M, BS Mr. Harold Koons Troy State, MA Mrs. Bell explains the days assignment. Mrs. Blass stops for a picture. Mrs. Mildred Blass USA, MA Students take a break from their work. The Business department at Satsuma was headed by Mrs. July. The depart- ment served in training students for the job world as well as helping to find students jobs during their junior and senior years. Other teachers involved in the business department are Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Blass, Mr. Koons. Mr. Bates, and Mrs. Messina. Mrs. Ossie July ASU, M. ED. Mr. Stephen Bates U.of Al.. BS Mrs. Glenda Messina Livingston, BA Business Department 119 PE Pours Out Enthusiasm The overall aim of the physical education department was to provide for optimum physical, social, emotional, and intellec- tual growth of students in terms of their needs and interests. Physical education, through its various types of selected ac- tivities such as volleyball, basketball, baseball, flag football, aerobics, soccer, and health education contributed to each phase of growth. Billy Coleman U. of So. Miss., BS Eddie Gibbs Livingston U., BS 120 Physical Education Department Workers Run M M a M a Tight Ship Top Left: Mr. Byrd. Top Right: Dora Martin: Matthew McWilliams. Middle Left: Dora Martin: Dorothy McWilliams; Obra Byrd; Mamie Wilkins: Mattie Hughes; Clora McCorral. Bottom Right: Thomas George. Bottom Left: Willie Jackson; Clara McCorral. Bottom Right: Mattie Hughes. 122 Support Staff Behind the scenes at 1984-85 Satsuma High this year was a well-established production crew that kept the campus in performing condition and provided much needed services for the students. Taking pride ip the cleanliness of the campus and the efficiency with which the custodial systems were run was the janitorial staff. Among the many tasks performed by the cafeteria workers were the preparing and serving of hot lunches and the daily care of the lunchroom, while transportation of a large percentage of the students and their respective neighborhoods was the concern of the bus drivers. All in all the support staff did an outstanding job. Top: Mrs. Evans: Mr. Pace; Mrs. Hillman. Middle Left: Gwin Lister stirring the food. Middle Right: Mrs. Milam doing the books. Bottom: Gwin Lister; Lisa West; Janice Presnall; Anita Milam, Manager: Peggy Sullivan; Back Row: Jackie Brown; Aliener Mabin: Dessie Austin; Bea Hearn; Theresa Young; Mary De Loach. Support Staff 123 f 1,0, commonly referred to as water, consists of two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. Without any one part, the mixture would not be complete, and one of the most vital ingredients necessary to sustain life would be absent. Water—so simple in form, yet so important to a complex system of living things. At Satsuma, we had our own mixture of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Each class was unique in that it added an important element to the structure of everyday high school life. Together they formed the student body of Satsuma, a complex system of in- dividuals. The absence of any one class would create a break in the waves. Therefore, each class was necessary for the continuity of Satsuma life. Seniors Ripples never cease. They only become larger. The Senior Class began to realize this fact as they began to have their first taste of what the future had in store. It had been four years since they had taken that first plunge as freshmen, and it seemed as if a part of their lives was slowly drawing to a close and ceasing to exist; yet, that tvas hardly the case. While their high school ac- complishments were soon to be left behind, the memories would remain, laying the foundation for future dreams. Like ripples they became, never turning back, only growing larger to encompass other horizons. Seniors Reach the Crest Senior Class Officers, Sitting: Kim Brewer, Secretary; Cliff Dearmon, President; Brenna Casey, Vice President. Standing: Renee Bruson, Ways and Means; Brian Yarber, Parliamentarian; Marla Thurman, Treasurer. Senior Sponsors, Sitting: Mrs. Vivan Williams; Mr. Gerald Williams; Mrs. Glenda Messina. Standing: Mrs. Reita Wilson; Mrs. Linda Singleton; Mrs. Louise McVay; Ms. Mary Atchison. Seniors 127 KATHERINE ABERNATHY “A Honor Roll UJ; B Honor Roll 4: Bela 3.4: Pm. 4; Key Club 3: Mu Alpha Theta 3.4: Color Gazelle 3.4: Copy Editor 4: Who's Who Among High School Students 3: Science Fair 3: Senior Elite: Who's What Voice of Dem. Winner 4: Valedictorian. LISA ALLDAY B Honor Roll. I; FBLA. 2X.4: Drama Club. 3.4. RODNEY ANDERSON ANDREA ATCHISON Ir. Tri-Hi-Y. I; FBLA. 3: Sr. Tri-HI- Y. 2X4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Parliamen- tarian. 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y President. 4: Track Team. 3.4: Cheerleader. 1.2; Favorite Girl. 1; Homecoming Maid. I: Miss Photogenic. 4: Miss Satsuma Contest. 4; Southern Sweetheart Captain. 4: Who's Who Teacher's Pet. 4: Outstanding Senior. CAROL AUSTIN Jr. Bela IX fr. Tri-Hi-Y I; Cayman Staff UX4: Editor 4: Miss Sot- sumo Contest IX: Beta 3.4: Tri-Hi- Y 2X.4: fr. Civitan 2X.4: Treas. 4: Science Club 3.4: Treas. 3: Sec. 4: Key Club 3.4: Treas. X. Journalism Elite: Outstanding Senior Who's Who: Prom Queen. DARNISE AUSTIN STEPHEN BARFOOT Baseball. IX.4: Football. 1; Prom Committee. 3. Homecoming Escort. 4. DEBRA ARDIS B Honor Roll. I.2X.4: Key Club. 2X: FBLA. 2X.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-V. 2X.4: Cayman Staff. 3.4: BE Elite: Honor Graduate: U.S. Mathematics Award I. TOMMY BERNARD ROGER BEASLEY Baseball. 2X.4; Football. 2X.4; ICT. 3.4; ICT President. 4. Homeroom President. 4: Prom Committee. 3: Mr. SHS Escort. 3: Best Offensive Back. 3; News Herald’s Player of the Week. 4; All Region Player. 4: Offensive Most Valuable Plover. 4: Outstanding Senior. DOUG ARMENTROUT ROTC. JXX.4: Drill Team. I; Rifle Team. 2J.4: Deco. 4; Battallion Staff. 4. BURKE ARMISTEAD ICT. 3.4. MR. and MISS SENIOR CLASS Alan Byrd and Kim Brewer 128 Seniors BEST ALL AROUND Cliff Dearmon and Renee Brunson SOYINKA BRAZiEL CAROLF. BRF.CKF.SRIDGF. V Cheerleader, 1: Miss SoUumo Contnl, I; FBLA, 2J: Drama Club. 3.4. KIMBERLY BREWER Ir. Beta XX Freshmen Class Sec.; DnlI f 1 AM Nnnnr Rnll ?’ Sr. Beta 3.4; r. Civilan 2.3.4; Mu Alpho Theto 2.3.4; FBLA 2.3.4; Girl's Stole; Miss Senior Class. Senior Closs Sec.; Who's Who; Miss Sotsuma Emcee; Most Outstanding Senior; Honor Graduate. ROCHELLBREWER STEVEN BREWER Ir. Tri-Hi-Y. I; r. Civiton 2: ROTC. 1. Key Club. 2.3. VICA. 2J.4; VICA Parliamentarian. 2.3,4; Sr. Tri-Hi- Y. 3.4; Outstanding Senior; Ms. VICA; Outstanding Student. MARK BROWN Marching Band. IX Concert Band, 1.2: B Honor Roll. IX DARLENE BEAVERS Ir. Tri-Hi-Y. J: HOSA. 2; HOSA. Treasurer 2: Band Sweetheort. 4; Flag Corps. 4. PAUL BETROS Marching Band. XX Concert Band. XX “B” Honor Roll. 3: VICA. 3.4. CHRYSTAL BLACK Modeling Club. 3.4. BETTIE BOSWELL FBLA. 2.3.4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 2X4: Key Club. 2.3.4; Foreign Language Club. 4. TRACYBOYKIN Candy Stripers. XX Modeling Club. XX VICA. Faulkner. Presi- dent. 3.4; Printing and Graphic Arts. President. 4. MICHELLE BRANTLEY Pep Squad. 1; ROTC. 1.2.3.4; FBLA. 2.3; Candy Stripers. 3; Candy Stripers Secretary. 3. Seniors 129 MONTY BROWS' B Honor Roll. IX. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. T. FBLA, 2.3; Sotiumo Chorus. 4; VIC A. 4. RENEE BRUNSON Clou Pro , t St. Council 1. See. 2. V.P. 3. Publicity Chr. 4; HC Mold UJ. Queen 4: Clou Sec. 2: Youth Appreciation 2.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2X4. V.P. I; Cioss. V.P. 3. Woys Moons 4; Miss SHS 2nd Runner- up 4; Who'� Who: Outstanding Senior. KARLA BRYANT It. Tri-Hi-Y, 1; FBLA. T. Sr. Tri-Hi- Y. 4; Foreign Language Club. 4: Home room Treasurer. 4: DECA. 4. KEITH BRYANT Tennis Team. IX r. Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart. I;Junior Civiten. 2X Key Club. 2X Cayman Staff. 2X4: Youth Appreciation. 2: Track Team 3.4; Science Club. 3.4; junior Clou Play Producer. 3: Model U.N.. 3: Senior Elite BECKY BURROUGHS Beta UX4. B Honor Roll. 1JX4: Ir. Civiton. 2X Key Club. T. Tri-Hi- Y. IJX Social Chairman. 4; FBLA. 2X Ir. Clast PIav Committee: Cator Gazette, 3.4; Mu Alpha Theta. Sec. 4: Outstanding Senior: Honor Groduate. LISA BUSH Varsity Softball. IX Ir. Tri-Hi-Y. I; FBLA. 2X Drama Club, 3; DF.CA. 4. MOST POPULAR Alan Thames and Missy Stokes ALAN BYRD Ir. TrI-HI-Y Sweetheart: Beta, 3.4. V.P.. 1. Trees.. T. Ir. Civiton. 2.4. Dist. Trees.. 3: Jr. Clots Play Committee: DECA. Treat., 4: Homecoming Emcee; Miss Satsumo Emcee; Who's Who; Outstanding Senior. LEE CAM MO V junior Clots Play Committee. 3. PAUL BYRD I V Baseball. 2. B'' Honor Roll. 2.3.4; P.E. Elite: Tennis. 4. ENNIFER CARNEY r. Tri-Hi-Y. I; Jr. Beto. IX Key Club. 2X unior Civiton, 2.3.4; FBLA. T. Foreign Language Club. 4:1.C.T. Elite: VICA. 4 WILLIE BYRD Marching Band, IX Concert Band. I; J.V. Basketball. 2: VICA. 3.4. BRF.NNA CASEY Tri-Hi-Y. 2X4. Pres.. I; Beta. 1.4. Sec.. 2. Chap.. 3; Ir. Civiton, 2.4. Dist. Sec.. 3: Mu Alpha Theta. 2.4. Sec.. 3: Cioss Play, lead 3: Color Gazette, 3,4; Class V.P.. 4; Who's Who; Most Outstanding Senior: Azalea Trail Queen: Ir. Miss Contest: Honor Graduate. 130 Seniors CLAUDICE COOLEY VICA. 3.4. GINA CAUSEY MICHAEL CHAMBLESS TONYA CHRISTOPHER Key Club. T. FBLA. 3. KELLIE CLARK FBLA. 2: Pep Squod. 2: DECA. 3.4; Prom Committee. 3; Who' W'ho: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. SEAN COLSTON Football. t.2J; ROTC. U.3.4. Drill Team. 1; Student Council. 4; Drama. 4. DOUG CONNER ICT. 3.4. IACKIE COTHRAN FRANCES COURTNEY FBLA. 2,3,4. DANA CRAFT Softball. I: Student Council. 1; Drama Club. 3.4. LARRY CROOK Football. I: Basketball. 1.2J3; Modeling Club. 4. Drama Club. 4. KIM CUNNINGHAM Volleyball. 1.2.4: Boakelball. j ,2.3.4; Basketball Player of the Week. 4. Softball. 12Ai ■ Honor Roll. IJ: Drama Club. 3.4; National Thespians. 4; Who' Who: Outstanding Sanior. MOST INTELLIGENT Gary Pirkle and Katherine Abernathy Seniors 131 GEORGECURRY Science Club. I; FBLA. 2; Key Club. X Honor Roll, 2X Magazine Committee. 3; Prom Committee. 3; Modeling Club. 4: DEC A. 4. LOUIS CURRY ROTC. MX4: Drill Team. 1.2X4; Color Guard. 1.2X4. MOST TALENTED Brenna Casey and Kenny Stacey KIM DANNER STEVEN DAVIES ANTHONY DAVIS Key Club MX Chap. MX ]T. Beta 1J: Pres.. I; Jr. Civitan. 2X4. Mu Alpha Theta. 2X4; Beta Club. 3.4: Student Council. 3: Boy's State: D.E. Pres.. 4: Outstanding Senior U.S. National Achievement Win- ner. 1.4: Salufatorian. MICHELE DAVIS Beta. 3.4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3.4: Model- ing Club. 3.4: FBLA. 3; B Honor Roll, 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students. X. Science Fair. X DECA. 4: Miss Sat- suma Contestant. 4: Foreign Language Club. 4. PERRY DAVIS ROTC. IX Baseball. 1; VICA. 3.4. DEBORAH DEARING Pep Squad. I; FBLA. 2X4. SONYA DAVIS )t. Tri-Hi-Y. I; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Secretary. 1; FBLA. 2X4: Sr. Tri- Hi-Y. 2X4: Homeroom President. 2. CLIFF DEARMON Freshmen Football. I; VorsJtv Football. 2X4; B Honor Roll. MX Track. 2: Homeroom Presi- dent. 2X Prom Committee. X Magazine Committee. X Class Favorite. 3; Senior Class Presi- dent: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart. 4; Who's Who; Outstanding Senior. CHERYL DAW Jr. Beta. M: Science Fair Winner, l: Key Club. UX4: B Honor Roll. 1X4: A Honor Roll. X FBLA. 2X Social Studies Science Fair. 3: Mu Alpha Theta. 3.4: Art Elite; Gator Gazette. 4. DARRYL DEARMON Freshmen Football. I; Varsity Football. 2X Student Council. X Prom Committee. 3: Junior Class Play Committee. X Mr. SHS Con- testant. X DECA. 4 132 Seniors TONI DEES SHARON DIKES Drama, 3.4: Dromo President. 4; Key Club, IX FBLA, 2J.4. B Honor Roll. 3; Who's Who. ZONDRA DEAVER r. Tri-Hi-Y. I; Miss Soiiumo Con- testant, t2,4i Pep Squad. 1: B Honor Roll. 1J.4: Junior Clvitan. Z FBLA. Z Modeling Club. 2.4; Drama Club. 2.4; ICT, 4; Drama Elite. DANIEL DIXON ROTC. 1; Drill Team. V I.V. Basketball, 2; VICA. 3.4: Modeling Club. 4, History Club. 4. SCOTT DOBY Concert Band. I; Marching Band. I; ROTC. I; VICA. Faulkner, Presi- dent. 2 Mr. SHS Contestant: ICT. 4. IOSH DOLBEAR ROTC. I.2J; Drill Team. U; VICA. 3.4. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alan Byrd and Donna Romer MIKE DREADEN Marching Band l,Z Concert Band. 1; Junior Civitan. 2J.4: Mr. SHS Contestant. 3; DECA. 3.4. DAWN DRISCOLL FBLA. 2J: Sr. Trl-Hi-Y. 3.4: DECA. 4; “B Honor Roll. 4. JAY DRIVER Baseball. I. DARRELL DUFOUR Football 2 Track, Z Gifted Club. 2J.4: Chess Club. 2J.4: Key Club. Z Youth Appreciation. 3. GWEN EDMOND EDDIE ELIA Seniors 133 KIM ELLIS Volleyball. I; Freshmen Closs Trees.; Student Council. 1JJ.4; Pub. Relotions. X Treat.. 4: Miss Sotsuma Contest. I; FBLA. X Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 2X4: r. Civilon. 2X I.V. Cheerleader. 2: Sophomore Class Treats Homecoming Court. 2X4: 2nd Runner-up. 4: DECA. 4: Outstanding Senior. MIKE ELLIS ICT. 3.4: B Honor Roll. 4. IEFF FAIRCLOTH PAULA FAULKNER ROTC. L VICA. 2X4: Honor Roll. Track Team. 1JJ. ASHLEY FLANNERY ROTC. 2X LAMAR ELLISON VICA. 3.4. GEORGIA FLUCKUM DIANNA FORE BECKY FOSTER TREVOR ELMORE Gifted and Talented. 1.2J.4; Chess Club. 1X3.4: A Honor Roll. IX. Cayman Staff. 3.4; B Honor Roll. 3.4: VICA. 4: Graphic Arts Class President. 4: Honor Graduate. KIM EMMONS unior Civit on. 2X FBLA. 3.4; Foreign Language Club. 4: Foreign Language Club Secretary. 4. SCOTT EVANS Football. tJJ.4: Trock. 2X4: Key Club. 2.3; Top Magazine Salesman. 3: Prom Committee. MOST DEPENDABLE Anthony Davis and Kim Brewer 134 Seniors SHARRI FRAZIER JOHN FREEMAN MOST FRIENDLY Mike Parden and Pam Stokely MARK GARTMAN Jr. Brio. 12; ROTC. 1.24.4; Drill. I; Rifle. 1.2.3.4; Battalion Com- mandor. C Co. Com. 3; Superior Code!. 3: r. Civiton. 2J.4. Sgt-ot- arm . X District Sgf.-al-arms. 3: Pres.. 4; Key C ub. 2.3.4. Belo. 3.4; Science Club. 3.4; V.P.. 4; Cayman Photogapher. 3.4; Honor Roll. X ROTC Elite: Most Outstanding Senior: Who's Who: Prom King. AURELIA GREEN fr. Tri-Hi-Y. 1; Trees.. I; Miss SoUumo Contest. 1,2,4; fr. Beta. 1.2; Kev Ciub. tXX V.P.. 3: Sr. Tri- Hi-Y. 2.3.4; Honor Roll. 3.4. Beta. 3.4; Cayman Staff. 3.4: FBLA. 2.3: Azalea Trail Maid: Outstanding Senior: foreign Language Club 4. LYNN GREEN TIM GREEN Droma 4. Football. UJ.4; Track. 2.3. ASHLEY GREENE KIM CREER DEBRA HANCOCK Miss SHS Contest. X Maid. 1.2. 1st Runner-up. 4; Tri-Hi-Y. 2.4. Chap. 1. V.P.. X fr. Civilan. 2.3.4. Mu Alha Theta. 2.3.4; Cayman. Asst, ed.. 3. Co-ed.. 4; Class Play. X fr. Miss Prelim. Winner: Azalea Trail Maid: Outstanding Senior; Honor Craduate. KIM GAUTNEY Key Club. 12: Junior Civilan. 2JX B‘- Honor Roll. 2.3.4. DECA. 4. fOSEPH GOINS TRACY GRANTHL' M “B Honor Roll. 12: Homecoming Maid. U3.4; Gifted and Talented. 1.2.3.4; Pep Squad, 1; Junior Civitan. 2.3.4; Key Club. 2.3; Key Club Treasurer. 2J; Modeling Club. 24.4: unior Class Play Producer; Cayman Staff. 3.4; OuUtanding Senior; VICA. 4. Seniors 135 Fourteen seniors, because of high academic achievements, were named honor graduates. These students, though not necessarily recipients of honors diplomas, were recognized for maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 or above during their years at Sat- suma. Whether graduating with honors, high honors, or highest honors, these seniors were the first to receive their diplomas. Honor Graduates 137 Tonya Seymour Brenna Casey SHS Is Splashed with Honors Donna Romer Cryspian Hopper Frankie Maples Debra Ardis Becky Burroughs Trevor Elmore 138 Honor Graduates Seniors Stand Out Thirty-one seniors were chosen os Outstanding Seniors this year. They were chosen because of involvement in school activities as well as for their grades. Four years of hard work final- ly paid off. Tonya Seymour Anthony Davis Donna Rainer Missy Stokes Outstanding Seniors 139 Jesse Morgan Marla Thurman Katherine Abernathy Kim Ellis Cliff Dearmon Kim Cunningham Carol Austin Gary Pirkle Aurelia Green Alan Byrd 140 Outstanding Seniors Mis sie Kellam Rhonda Jones Pam Stokley Kevin Towery Becky Burroughs Tracy Granthum Rochell Brewer Alan Thames Outstanding Seniors 141 Elites Are Dedicated to Excellence Gary PirkJe English, History Elite Keith Bryant Science Elite Anthony Davis D.E. Elite Donna Ramer Journalism Elite, Gazette Zondra Deaver Drama Elite Carol Austin Journalism Elite, Cayman A select group of seniors were chosen as Elites. Each student was picked by the subject teachers for their achievements. These seventeen seniors were picked from English, history, math, and science, as well os the other academic areas. To be an Elite means to be outstanding in a field. Each student had to work hard for the entire four years to earn the designation, Elite. Mark Gartman Kenny Stacey R.O.T.C. Elite Math Elite 142 Senior Elite Frankie Maples Psychology Elite Michelle Harris P.E. Elite Paul Byrd P.E. Elite Pam Stokley Home Economics Elite Debra Ardis Jesse Morgan B.O.E. Elite Band Elite Senior Elite 143 ALLISON HARRIS Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 4: Media Teen Board. 4: Honor Roll. 4. MICHELLE HARRIS Candy Stripers. 2,3.4: Candy Striper Secretary. 2: Candy Striper Treasurer. 2: Candy Striper President. 4: FBLA, 2: Prom Committee: Health Occupation Education. 3.4: Health Occupation Treasurer. 3.4: Histon Club. 4: P.E. Elite. DEWAYNE HEATON Football, t.2.3.4; ROTC. 1.2.3: Player of the Week. 4. MARK HENDERSON ROTC. I: VICA. 3.4. DARRELL HENSON IEFF HENSON Baseball. I: Basketball,3. MOST ATHLETIC Rusty Reed and Kim Cunningham ARTIE HICKS GRF.G HILL Freshman Football. 1; .V. Foot- ball. Z Varsity Football. 3.4: Drama Club. 2: Optimist Club Plover of the Week. 4: Optimist Club Player of the Year: All Coun- ty Super 22. 4: Track. 4. KAROLINE HILL lr. Tri-Hi-Y. 1; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 2X4: Miss Satsuma Contestant. 1.4: FBLA. 2: Key Club Sweetheart. T. Key Club Secretary. 3: Key Club. 2X Foreign Language Club. 3: Drama Club, 4. KEITH HOGANCAMP Dromo Club. UJ. CLARENCE HOLLEY JEFFREY HOLLAND 144 Seniors tOHNNIF. HUFF IOTC. UJ.4 Freshmen Basket- ball. I: Freshmen Basketball. I; PAIGF. HUNTER Pep Squad. 1; FBLA. 2.3: Miss Sot- sumo Contest. 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. Z Key Club. 3.4: B” Honor Roll. 3: Modeling Club. 4: Model Of The Year. 4. LEANNF. HOLLOWAY IEFF HOLMES Pep Squad. 1: FBLA. Z DF.CA. 3.4; Modeling Club. 3.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3.4. CRYSPIAN HOPPER KEF.LI HOVEN Gifted and Talented. IX3.4: Chess FBLA. 22.4. Club. 122.4: Algebra I Team. I: Honor Roll. 1.2.3: Freshmen Baseball. I; J.V. Baseball. Z Honor Graduate. KENNYHOLMES SABRINA HYDE fr. Beta. IX Volleyball. 1.3.4; Key Club. 22: FBLA. 2: Sr. Beta. Z RICK HOW7.E Foreign Language Club. 4. Basketball. 1.2: Tennis Team. 122.4: Key Club. 4: Satsuma Spell- ing Bee. Z Honor Roll. 4: Science Club. Z4: Cayman Staff. 3.4. BILLY JACKSON Marching Band. 122.4: Concert Band. 12X4: Choir. 22.4; Drama Club. 3.4. TERRY JANES Key Club. 122: Key Club Presi- dent. 12X Ir. Bel a. IX Inter-Club Council. 1.Z FBLA. 22.4: FBLA. President. 4; Mr. FBLA. 4: FBLA State Vice President. 4: Honor Roll. 2.3.4; Sr. Beta. 3.4. KIM JOHNSTON Chorus. I; “B Honor Roll. 12X4: FBLA. 22.4. TEACHER'S PET Cliff Dearmon and Andrea Atchison Seniors 145 KEITHIONES Football. I; ROTC. I; Drill Team. 1; Basketball. X VICA. 3.4. VIC A Clan Vice President. 4: Historical Society. 4. KENT ONES MIKE ONES RHONDA ONES Freshman Clan V.P,- HC Maid. t.4; Min Satsuma Contest. 1X4: FBLA. 2X4: Cheerleader. IX. Sfu- dent Council. 2X Sgt -at-Armt. i Pram Committee. 3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Outstanding Senior: Who's Who SHERRI ONES STEPHANIE ONES FBLA. Z Pep Squad. Z ICT. X 'B' Honor Roll. 4 MISSIF. KELLAM Cheerleader. 1JX4: r. Chiton. 2J.4: Sr. Tri-HI-Y. 2X4. Sr Beta. 2X4: Modeling Club. 2X4: FBLA. Z Prom Committee. X Who's Who. Best Figure. 4: Outstanding Senior. wxifwg ivi.Tionr.LL Min Satsuma Contestant. Z. “B Honor Roll. 2.4: Prom Committee. X Softball. 3.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 4. SETH KNIGHT Marching Band. IJX4. KATHI KRINER Volleyball. 1JJJ; Ir. Tri-HI-Y. 1; Sr. Tri-HI- Y. 2X4. Key Club. 4: Key Club Historian. 4: FBLA. Z. Min Satsuma Contestant. 3: Prom Committee. X Junior Ploy Commit- tee. 3. LADONNA LANCASTER SCOTT LANDRUM fr. Beta. IX ROTC. UX4: Rifle Team. 1. Captain. 2X4: Color Guard. I; Science Club. 3. Presi- dent. 4: Battalion Commander. CUTEST COUPLE Mark Gartman and Carol Austin 146 Seniors PAUL LANIER Baseball. IJX ROTC. UX Rifle Team. UJ.4: Youth Appreciation. 4; Battalion Assistant Staff. 4. CHRIS LEE VICA. 4; ICT. 4. BEST SPORT Kevin Towery and Renea Russ DAVID B. LEE VICA. 3.4. LETICIA LEWIS KAREN LISTER Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 4; Drama Club. 4. MARK LITTLE CINCER LEE Marching Band. I; Concert Band. I: FBLA. 2X4: Key Club. 3: Sr. Tri- Hi-Y. 4. ANGELA LUKER r. Beto. 1; 'B' Honor Roll. 1X3.4: FBLA. 2-. Key Club. 2X Miss Sot- sumo Contestant. 2: Junior Class Magazine Committee. 3; Junior Class Play Committee. 3: Prom Committee. 3: Sr. Beto. 3.4; Chorus. 4; Mu Alpha Theto. 4. ROBERT MAKELY FRANKIE MAPLES Jr. Civitan. 1.2.3.4: Honor Roll. 1X3.4: FBLA. 2X Beta Club. 3.4: Gator Gazette. 3.4: Gator Gazette Editor. 4: Historical Society Reporter. 4: Mu Alpha Theta. 4: Psychology Elite. 4; Voice of Democracy. 4: Honor Graduate. PATRICIA LEONARD ROTC. IJX Drill Team. IX Key Club. IX Band. 3.4: Candv Striper. 2. ANNIE LEW IS . Tri-Hl-Y. I; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 4; SLA. 2.3.4; Miss Sotsuma Contest. 3: Miss Sotsuma 19«5. 4; Key lub. 3: Modeling Club. 2: Candy Iripers. 3: B’ Honor Roll. 3: ‘A’ onor Roll. 4: Historical Society. 4; Duthem Sweetheart Historian. Seniors 147 FLORIAS MARTIS GERALD MCADAMS VIC A. 3.4. JIM MCDONALD Football. 1.2.3.4; Baseball. 1; Stu- deni Council Representative. 2.3: Student Council Sgt.-Al-Arms. 4: Class President. 3: Drama Club. 3: Team Player of the Week. 4: Who's Who Wittiest. 4; Outstanding Senior. 4: Baseball. 4. ASHLEY MCISTYRF. FBLA. T. Key Club. 2: Foreign Language Club. 3.4; Chorus. 3.4: Ensemble. 3.4. ANGELA MCLESDOS DON MCLEOD MOST HANDSOME BEAUTIFUL Terry 1 Reeves and Rhonda Jones ANCELA MEYERS Jr. Civitan. IX Jr. Beta. IX. FBLA. 2X4: Jr. Tri-Hl-Y. I; Sr Beto. X Mogazine Committee. 3: Sr. Tri- Hi- Y. 4. ANGELA MILLS r. Tri-HI-Y. 1; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3.4: Chorus. 1.4: “B Honor Roll. 1.4: lunior Class Play. 3: FBLA. 2X BART MIDDLETON Class Fovorite. 1: Baseball. 122.4: Football. 12. SARA MIMS • B Honor Roll. 122.4: “A Honor Roll. 22.4: Jr. Achievement IX FBLA. 2.3.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 2: Drama Club. X AMANDA MILLS Sr. Tri-HI-Y. 22.4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. I; Chorus. I; First Place School Science Fair. 1: Honor Roll. 122.4: FBLA. 22.4: FBLA Secretary. X Modeling Club. T. Miss Sotsumo Contestant, 3; Southern Sweetheart Dance Line. 4; Morching Band. 4. ABRAHAM MITCHELL Mr. SHS Contest Sophomore Maid. X Track Team. 3. 148 Seniors JAMES OLIVE Baseball. 1.2: Basketball. 1. JULIE MOAK B- Honor Roll. UM FBLA. 2.3: Sr. Trl-HI-y. 2: Drama Club. 3.4; DEC A. 4. ESSE MORGAN Marching Band. I; Outstanding Sophomore. 2, Sgt.-ot-Arms. 3. President. 4; Concert Bond. 1.2,3.4; Choir. 3.4; Choir President. 4. Band Elite. 4; Choir Elite. 4. Outstanding Senior. 4. VICTOR MORGAN BILLIE JO MOSES FBLA. 2.3.4. DARLENE NEILSON Jr. TH-Hi-Y: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Key Club. 2; FBLA. 2: VICA. 2.3.4; VICA Secretory. 3; Historical Society Artist. 4; VICA District Parliamen- tarian 4. JANET O'CLAIR Key Club. UJ: Sr. Trl-Hi-Y. 2.3.4; FBLA. 2.3; Jr. Beta. Z 'B' Honor Roll. 2J.4; Foreign Language Club. 4; Gazette Staff. 4. BEST PHYSIQUE FIGURE Terryi Reeves and Missie Kellam BILLIE JO ORR FBLA. 3.4; Candy Stripers. 2. JULIE ORSO LIZORSO Drama Club 3. REBA OVERSTREET FBLA. 2.3.4; FBLA Reporter. 3; Jr. Achievement. 2: Gator Gazette. 3.4; Historical Society. 4. KEVIN PALMER Football. T. ICT. 3.4. Seniors 149 MIKEY PARDEN Junior Civitan. 22; Student Coun- cil. 22; Sophomore Class Favorite and President: Modeling Club. 3.4; DF.CA. 3.4; Who's Who — Friendliest. STEVE PARKS GREG PATE CHARLES PATTERSON VICA. 3.4: ICT. 3.4: Youth Ap- predation. 4. NATHANIEL PENN Football. 1J: Basketball. 12.4; ROTC. 22,4: Rifleteam Assistant, 3.4: Modeling Club. 4. JEFF PIERCE Drama Club. 1.2.3.4; Who's Who—Best Dressed. NIKI PILGRIM B Honor Roll, i2 FBLA. 22.4: Homecoming Maid. 4. RANDALL RAGSDALE Band. 12. A Honor Roll. 1. Junior Achievement; B Honor Roll. 2. GARYPIRKI.E Honor Roll. 122.4: Marching Band. 12 Concert Band. 1: Jr. Civitan. 22. Historian. 4: DF.CA. 3.4: Class Play. 3. Beta Club. 4: Mu Aloha Theta. 4: Gator Gazette. 4: Trt-Hi-Y Sweetheart. 4; Who's Who: Social Studies Elite: English Elite; Outstanding Senior: Honor Graduate. DONNA RAMER r. Beta Club. 12 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. 12 Sr. Tri-HI-Y, 3.4; key Club. 122 FBLA. 2. Jr. Civitan. 224: Sr. Beta C ub. 3. V.P. 4: Gator Gazette 3. Editor 4: Journalism Elite: Who’s Who. Outstanding Senior: Azalea Trail Maid: Honor Graduate. TANYA POYTHRESS Key Club. 2. Modeling Club. 2. President. 3.4: FBLA. 3: Sr. Tri-Hi- Y. 3.4; Drama Ciub. 3; Play Com- mittee. 3: Who's Who—Best Dressed. KIM REACH Ir. Tri-HI-Y. I; Key C ub. 122 Sr. Tri-HI-Y. 22.4. Secretary; FBLA. 22.4: Science Club. 3. Vice Presi- dent, 4. BEST DRESSED Jeff Pierce and Tanya Poythress 150 Seniors RUSTY REED Football, 1.23.4: Baseball, I; Foot- ball—Mot t Promising Soph.: Def. Lineman of Week. 3.4: Most Valuable Player of SHS � County. 3.4: All Region Team. 3.4: Super 22. 4: Most Valuable Def. Plover of Year. 4: Who's Who. TF.RRYL REEVES Football. I; DF.CA. 3: Modeling Club. 3.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart, 4: Who's Who Best Physique and Most Handsome. 4. BIGGEST FLIRT Wade Ward and Kellie Clark DEBBIE REID Marching Band. I: Concert Band, I; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 23.4; FBI.A. 2: Kev Club. T. DECA. 3.4: DECA Vice President. 4. WAYNE RIDGEWAY MIKE RIDINGS Marching Band. 13: Concert Band. 13: Drama Club. 3.4; funior Play Committee Cast. 3: 'B' Honor Roll. 4. RF.NEA RUSS KEN SALTER FBLA. 23: Modeling Club. 3.4; Ploy Committee. 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3.4: Miss Sots dm a Contestant. 3; Who's Who Best Sport. 4: 'B' Honor Roll. 4. INGRID ROGERS Pep Squad. I; Candy Striper. 2; Track Team. 3. LESLIE SANDERS Pep Sauad. 1; Basketball. 1.23.4: Basketball Team Captain. 4: Track Team. 13: Modeling Club. 1.23.4: Miss Satsuma Contestant. 4. GINGER REID Volleyball. 133.4: Softball. 23: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3.4: Drama Club. 3; Prom Committee. 3: Foreign Language Club. 4. CONNIE RICHARDSON Cheerleader. 1.23.4; r. Civitan. 23.4: Miss Satsuma Contestant T, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 4: Foreign Language Club. 4. KIM RICHARDSON jr. Tri-Hi-Y Social Chr. I; Cheerleader. T. Miss Satsuma Contest. 2, Maid. 3.4: ]r. Class Sec.; Model of the Year. 3; Modeling Club. 3.4; FBLA. 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3.4: Prom Committee. 3; Foreign Langouge Club. 4; Honor Roll. 4. Seniors 151 TONYA SEYMOUR Key Club. I. See.. 2J; Math Team. liA US. Math Award. 1.2.3.4. Beta Club. UJ.4: Honor Roll. U4.i Scholar'� Bowi Team. 2,3: FBLA. 3. Student of the Month. 4; Mu Alpha Theta. 2J.4; National Merit S omi-FInalist; Most Outstanding Senior: Honor Groduate. T ON DA SHIRLEY Miss Satsuma Contestant. 2J: I.V. Cheerleader. Z Jr. Clvilan Club. 2J. Key Club. Z Modeling Club. 2J: B Honor Roll. 3.4: Sr. Tri-Hi- Y. U Media Teen Board. 4. DECA. CARMON SIMS Key Club. Z FBLA. 2. KEITHSIMS JENNIFER SMITH Key Club. 123,4. Pep Squod. 1; FBLA. Z Beta Club. Z Ba Honor Roll. 2A International Club. 3.4. KIMBtJiLY SMITH Pep Squad Treasurer. I; Pep Squad Co-Captain. Z Modeling Club. 2J.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3: Prom Committee. Z Choir. 3; Dance Team. 4. WITTIEST Jim McDonald and Toni Dees STEVE SMITH Marching Band. 1.2.4; Jazz Band. I: Concert Band. 123.4; Honor Band. Z Choir. 4. KENNY STACEY Tennis Team, tJJ.4: U.S. Notional Mathematics Award. 2J.4: Math Team. 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students. Z Mu Alpha Theta. 4: Beta Club. 4: Who’s Who: Math Elite HURSASSNOW KIM STEWART Marching Band. I; Concert Band. 1; Volleyball Team. IJ; Softball Team. 2JL FBLA. 2J.4; Sr. Tri-Hi- Y. 3.4: Drama. Z Dance Line, 4; BOE Coop.. 4. KEVIN SNYDER Marching Band. UJ.4; Concert Band, t.2.3.4: Jazz Band. 1; Outstanding Junior, Choir. 3.4; Choir Ensemble. Z4: Honor Band. 3. PATRICK STEWART 152 Seniors MACK STOKES Baseball. IX Botketball. T. Prom Committee. 3. AMES STRINGFELLOW ROTC. IJX Drill Team. I. MISSY STOKES Cheerleader, 1.2,3. Captain. 4; Studenl Council Rep.. 1.2. Sgt.-ot- Arm . 3. Pres.. 4: }r. Civitan. 2X Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 2J.4. HC Maid. 2J. First Runner-up, 4: Miss Satsuma Contest, 2: Who's Who; Outstanding Senior. MARYSTRONG PAM STOKELY it. Tri-Hi-Y. 1; Modeling Club. 2A Pres.. 4: FBLA. 2A Key Club. T. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 3. Treosurer. 4: Miss Sol sum a Contest—Miss Congeniality. 4: Homecoming MC. 4; Home Ec. Elite: Who's Who; Outstanding Senior. ANITA SYPERT Concert Bond. I; FlogCorps. IX. B' Honor Roll. 1XX4.FBLA. 2X4. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Anthony Davis and Kim Brewer KYLE TAYLOR Football. 1X3.4. WILLIAM TAYLOR Rifle Team. 2X4. ROTC Stoff. 4. ERIC TEW Football. L ALAN THAMES Football. UJ,4; Baseball. 1J2 4; Basketball. 1; Prom Committee. 3: All Region Team 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sweet heart. 4; Who's Who Most Popular. 4: Outstanding Senior. 4. DANA THOMAS MELANIE THOMAS FBLA. 2: r. Achievement. T. Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. 4,4. Science Club. 3. Seniors 153 LESLIE THURMAN MARLA THURMAN tr. Tri-Hi-Y. I; Jr. Beto Club. IJ ley Club. IJ: Honor Roll. IJ. Miss Saisuma Contestant. IJ.4; Sr. Tri- Hi-Y. 2J.4: r. Achievement. Z Moth Club. 3.4; Jr. Clots Ploy Com- mittee. 3; Gator Gazette. 3.4; Sr. Clots Treasurer. 4; DECA Club. 4; DF.CA Secretary. 4; Outstanding Senior. 4. KEVIN TOWER Y Football. U4.4: Algebra I Teom. I; Who's Who Math Award. I; Geometry Team. Z. Algebra II Trig. Team. 3; Senior Represen- tative. 4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart. 4 Football Scholastics Award. 4: Creighton Optimist Club A word. JEFF TRAWICK VIC A. 3.4. KEITH TRAWICK Freshman Football. I. Honor Roll. 3,4; Office Assistant. 4; DECA Club. X TRACEY TURNER Ir. Tri-Hi-Y. I; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. Z FBLA. ZZ DECA. 4; Modeling Club. 4: Miss Sotsuma Contestant. 4 B Honor Roll. 4. CHRISTIE TUTTON FBLA. 2J3.4. ERIC TWITCHELL JONATHAN WALKER Football. 1JJ4: Baseball. I; Track Team. Z Prom Committee. 3. JOSEPH WEAVER SHELLEY WEST PATRICIA WHEATLEY DECA. 3. TOP SALESPERSON RAFFLE TICKETS Tammy Sandifer 154 Seniors DEBORAH WILLIAMS IMMY WILLIAMS TRAVIS WOODARD BRIAN YARBER Football. U2J3. Best Sportmanship. 4: Jr. Civilan. MJ: Prom Commit- tee. 3; Student Council Rep.. 4; Clou Parliamentarian. 4; Miu Satsuma Escort. 4; Outstanding Senior GERALD YOUNG Football. 1JJ: Basketball. 1: Track Team, 1J. KOLIN YOUNG TOD YOUNG All Region Football Players: Rusty Reed; Alan Thames; Wade Ward; Tommy Bernard; Artie Hicks. Super Twenty-Two: Rusty Reed; Artie Hicks. Seniors 155 Class Motto “Today, well-lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope ” ■- A W Class Song “Let’s Go Crazy” LSAT VI Like a wave the Junior Class rolled into the 1984-85 school year. In the tradition of so many classes before them, the class of '86 was loadUff-with potential; yet it - always- seemed hs if there was something Jdut jhit them at a point of stagnancy. First, the anticipation -rh H ceiying class rings and later, their longing hg omirig- seniors taught- -----Juniors the valli£hf patiense. In the end. t heN real ized jhgv had it e vSlTeafJ tee n a! standstULlThadTtist been neces jL _for the condition?- fo become rignT- because no wave has ever ielTSTteH its crest without first becomin stronger. Junior Class Officers Krista Mosley, Finance Chairman; Toby Brown, President; Sheri Lewis, Secretary; Jeff Miller, Vice President; Lonnie Hillman, Treasurer. juniors 159 Class Favorites: Stephanie Myers and Pepi Daw Sponsors: Mrs. Taylor; Mrs. Sullivan; Mrs. Lang; Mrs. Greene; Mrs. Oliver; Mrs. Ballard; Mrs. Kervin. Juniors )eff and Carmen show togetherness. Rickey Agnew Kay Aldridge Lisa Allen Eva Anderson Sonya Anderson Kennedy Austin Katera Bailey Leland Bairefield Tammy Banks Becky Barlow James Barnett Susan Baugh Ann Baxter Joel Baxter Marie Bearden Carla Bell 160 )uniors Junior top salesmen: Ginger, Krista, Chad, and Peggy. Keith Bielarski Cary Blalack Mary Brett William Brockett Margie Brooks Holly Brown Tammy Brown Toby Brown Walter Brunson Tammy Bush Carl Calderone Letina Cammon Connie Carriveau Wendy and Dana take break from class. Patricia Buffkin Michelle Bunch Susan Castleberry Regina Cave (uniors 161 Juniors Darlene, Pam, and Shanda exemplify Junior spirit. ]anice Chestang Kris Clancy Kim Clements Christy Cofield Julie Connell Glenda Cook Jackie Cothran Don Clayton Joel Couch Gregory Cox Bradley Crenshaw Missie Crouch Leigh Daniel Junior maids show excitement of Homecoming parade. Lee Crawford Debra Creighton 162 juniors Barbara Dichristofaro Diana Dickerson Jerome Dismukes Beverly Drake Shanda Evans Juniors excitedly look at brochure for rings. Robin Faile Leslie Farmer Suzanne Fendley juniors 163 Juniors Mike Finch Devvayne Ford Julie Ford lh ft' i - A to- if Tania Foster Clint Gates Mike Gates Tracy Golden Finally the moment arrives. Sandra Grace Carey, Jeff, and Dewayne at the moment of anticipation. Ginger Graham Denice Granger Rachael Green Dan Gregg Shay Grimes Andy Gatewood Darrin Gieger Shannon Godwin Katie Glozier 164 Juniors Billy Hallmark Lesa Hartley Michele Haskew Schlee Hastings Bea Hawsey Deborah Haynes Steve Herring V Carmon Hicks John Kilpatrick, wandering as usual Chad Lowe and Peggy Squires repre- sent junior spirit and sports. Libby Herndon Wendy Herring Lester Hicks Cindy Higgins Terry Hill Lonnie Hillman Joanne Hink Lisa Holcomb Charles Hoven Juniors 165 Juniors Darrin Jones Jimmy Jones Richard Jones 166 (uniors Spencer Johnson William Johnson Felicia Johnston O’Brian Kelly Tracy Kemp Sherri Kervin Ashley Lancaster Denise Lancaster Thomas Stokes and Joel Baxter keep the tradition going. Carey Lancaster Johnny Langley Melonie Lassiter Roderick Lawrence Jeff Lawson Cynthia Lewis juniors 167 Juniors Cindy utilizes catalogue in research. Mike spends time in deep thought. Chad Lowe Edwin Luker Stephanie Luckie DeWayne Maherg Wally Marks Karen Marsh Karen Marshall Lanice Marzett Lisa Massey Cynthia Mathers Georgi Maxwell Arthur McClain Sean McDonald Kelly McDougal 168 Juniors Jeff Morrison Stephanie Myers Brook Morris Paul Morris David Morrison Krista Mosley Don, Jeff, and Mike appear to be in rare form. Marty smiles even though waiting on his desk is the result of an exam. juniors 169 Juniors it! ' Wilma Payne Jesse Peoples Darlene Perkins Todd Perry 170 Juniors Juniors 171 Juniors Scott Seale Tonya looks on as Todd monkeys around. Angela Shipp Kelly Simison Peggy Squires Alicia Smith Doug Smith Michael Smith Pam Smith 172 Juniors David Stagner Lisa Stallings Leigh Stanley Thomas Stokes John Strenth Deanna Stringfellow Belinda Sullivan Robin Sumerlin Roberta Tadlock John Taite Kelly Taylor Paul Taylor Robin Thompson Juniors caught off guard while trying to get to classes on time. Shane Thompson Juniors 173 Juniors Susan Thompson Sandi Verkouille Wayne Towery Daphne Wade Dannah Walker Michelle Walker Dana Walters Stacey Watson Dave Weaver Juniors acting just like juniors. Sonya West Karen Whatley Juniors enjoy getting out of class. Juniors 175 Sophomores To be a sophomore means hardly anything but the fact that one has a full year of high school behind. With seniors anticipating graduation, juniors showing off class rings, and freshmen well, just being freshmen; it seems as if sophomores have reached a point of stand still. Yet this year's Sophomore Class was different. They seemed to rise above their ‘ nothing” status to flood everyone else with their incredible amount of enthusiasm and spirit. At pep rallies, it was the sophomores who most often walked away with the spirit stick. Thus, new meaning was given to the word “Sophomore and the class of 87 wore the title with pride. Sophomores Make Their Splash Sophomore Class Officers: Greg Bridges. Treasurer; Vikki Watson, Vice President: Sheryl Etheridge. Secretary; Joe McDonald, President. I Mrs. Breland, Sophomore Class Sponsor Sophomore officers are just hanging around. Sophomores 177 Sophomores Jody Badillo Paige Ballard Joel Banks Tony Bankston Deidre Barker David Bennett Ken Bennett Darrell Bertram Janet Black Scott Blackmon Angie Boddie Doug Boling Greg Bridges Deisha Brown Donald Brown First aid, here we come! 178 Sophomores Dina Calderone Wonder what he’s grinning about? Lynn Canterbury Clayton Carroll Ginger Christian Matthew Cooper Sophomores 179 Sophomores Candy Crocker Elkie Crockett Ashley Cummins A typical enthusiastic sophomore. Kimberly Downey Michelle Douglas Vicki Dreaden Annie! Annie! Are You Okay? 180 Sophomores Bang! Bang! You're dead! Hello? This is Mark calling Moon. Terry Elmore Sheryl Etheridge Andy Evans v i m m — Mike Evans Sandy Evans Lee Everett Jennifer Dufour Jimmy Dunnam Loretta Dunnam Taff Edge Sam English Richie Elmore Cathy Evans Laura Evans Matthew Evans Robbie Ezelle Amy Falkenberry Rhonda Foster Sophomores 181 Sophomores i m Mark Gillis William Goodman Scotty Goodwin Jerry Graham Rhonda Graham Tim Graham Tracy Granade Gary Grantham Tony Green Beth Griffin Eddie Grimes Lee Guy Ed Harrell Jaye Harrington Tammy Harris Sophomore Favorites: Vikki Watson and Jason Noble 1B2 Sophomores Scott Herman Sophomores show excitement during Homecoming. Angie Herring Sonya Hopkins Bryan Holloway Vince Honeycutt Scott Hopkins Sophomores Sophomores Robbie Jordan Shawn Kelly Kirk Kendrick Kim Ketchum Vincent Ketchum Carrie Kiper Sophomores help out with office work Fred Landrum Scott Lawrence David Leach 184 Sophomores Mary Levins Stephanie Lewis Daphne Lisenby Jeff Little Rena Long Brannon Lowery Sophomores 185 Sophomores B Carla Mason Donovan May Christie McAfee Theresa McDaniel Scott Meinhardt Daryl Mercier Steven Meyers Joe McDonald Robyn McGhee Raymond Minchew Michelle Mills Christi Mitchell Connie Mitchell James Moore Scott McAfee Kim McAtee 1 Mark McCullough Don’t you open that locker, young man!” 186 Sophomores Angela Newman Mrs. Kay Breland, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Tony Nolfe Jason Noble Sophomores 187 Sophomores Elvin Pierce Emma Pilgrim Chris Pirkle Belle and Christi enjoy their free time. Kim Quimby Kathi Raines Craig Pugh Howard Randall William Rawls Tammy Reed Lynn Reeves Glenda Reddin Samantha Richardson A perfect picture of sophomore slump. 188 Sophomores Richard Roberts Darlene Ross V ( Shawn Robinson Lee Anne Rogers Kimberly Sanders Sonya Sanderson What an organized student. Janet Sellars Jon Shannon Paula Spann Rico Speights Julie Smith Mark Springfield Paula Smith Polly Smith Sophomores take a well-deserved break in their hectic day. Sophomores 189 Sophomores Michael Smith Rachel Smith Rick Smith Robin Smith Tammy Smith Patrick Stacey Deana Stanley Stephanie Stanley Rick Stapleton James Stokes Dwight Stokes Jeff Stone Kristi Strickland Kristi Strickland Bruce Stringfellow Donna Summers Scott Sumrall Randy Sypert Renee Therrell Belinda Thomas Nancy Thomas A solitary moment at an impersonal locker. 190 Sophomores Dawn Trawick Christine Tunnell Tracy Tuggle Bonnie Casey and Bell Whatley enjoy a break in their day. Ann Vallon Donya Walker Timothy Waller james Young Mary Young Steven Waller Sophomores 191 Sophomores m « Ladonis Walley Vikki Watson Karen Weave 192 Sophomores Bell Whatley j H 1 Chuck Whatley Daniel Wheelus Gena White Kellie White Tina White Angela White Randy Wiggins Oh no! Late again! The road to success is never easy. Sophomores at their best. Ken Weaver Terrell Weaver Andrea West Sophomores passing time before the morning bell. A Civitan meeting amuses four Sophomores. Evangeline Williams Mike Williams Bewilderment engulfs a Sophomore Paul Wood face. William Woodard Don Wright Levan Williams Paulette Wilkerson Melissa Williams James Wilson Sophomores 193 A freshman is defined as a newcomer or someone beginning something they've never before experienced. Freshmen were faced with the task of fitting into a sort of preestablished clique. The 1984- 85 Freshman Class was no different from any other that had preceded it in that it never hesitated to plunge into the whirlpool of activities. This new shower of “Baby Gators came like pebbles dropped into a pond making waves and beginning the never ceasing ripples. Freshmen Enter the Current Kevin Butler, Vice-President; Kellee Rambo, Treasurer; Kelly Robinson, Secretary; Sammie Sanders, President. Freshmen 195 Freshmen Chris Adams Larry Amick Micheal Andrews Tonya Armstrong Tiffany Aman Ashley Arnette Fred Austin Reba Atwood ) Geralyn Bennett Lovell Bennett Terry Bentley Sherri Bielarski Troy Bender Dana Bennett 196 Freshmen Misty Blackwell lack Bledsoe Richard Bonine Tammy Bossand Scott Brantley fames Brewer Christy Brown Donald Brown Stacie Brown Yvain Braziel A I Roy Brooks Robert Brunson William Burkett Kevin Butler Tracy Buzbee Amanda Butler Todd Byrd Donald Byrd Freshmen 197 Freshmen Carla Carroll Dwight Cartee Davey Chain Felicia Chaney David Chavers Shannon Chavers Holly Clements Karey Clements Shannon Cleveland Dewey Coburn Russell Chestang James Clark Robert Colley David Cox Robyn Cox Denson Crocker Meltoria Crockett Freshmen Territory! 198 Freshmen Todd Davis Patricia Dikes Kim Daugherty Tammy Darrington Durell Dixon Mark Doggett It’s time to go home! Todd Dunn Robert Duke Dana Drummond Joy Driver Denys Driver Rachel Esco Derrick Englebert Torie Elmore Frankie Elmore Patty Crockett Anthony Dobb Susan Douglas Billy Dunnam Freshmen 199 Freshmen Donna Ezell Pennie Fluckum Zash Fenton John Ford fames Foster Bo Freeman Dirk Gerdes Amy Glasscock Dena Hudson and Pam Stewart are hard at work. Alisha Goldman Christy Goldman Deidra Goldman Carmen Green Bradley Grow Keri Grube Chris Gurganus Dianna Haggard 200 Freshmen Jessie Hales Charlie Hall Shana Hall Terri Hammond Dawn Harman Joseph Harris Brandy Heyles Angie Henderson David Henderson Greg Henry Wayne Henson Deidra Holley Theresa Howze Dena Hudson Eric Hudson Booker Huff Wesley Hughes Glynis Hutcherson Freshmen 201 Freshmen Lissa Hyde Yves Jackson David Janes Jana Jemison Robert Jemison Ashley Jenkins Jana Jennings Brian Jernigan David Johnson Nicole Jones Ralphredia Jones Rene Jones Lydia Key Bess Kilpatrick Lisa King Charles Kittrell Anthony Knowles Anita Lankford 202 Freshmen Michelle Leachman Earnest Lee Keven Lee Maids ride in the parade. Sherry Leonard Wade Lesley Heather Lewis Michelle Lewis Daphne Lisenby James Lynn Steven Marshall Rachel Mason Curtis Mathis Tracy McAdams I Billy McAllister Stephen Mayers Freshmen 203 Freshmen Ashley McPherson Carol McRaney Jason Milam Johnny Middleton Paula McDonald Ron McHaney Melissa McHenry Dena Mclnnis Freshmen wait for the bell. Ashley Miller ft I Randy Miller Marlyn Milligan 204 Freshmen Angela Moore Kimberly Murray Karen Newman Patti Osborne James Moore Tommy Moore Melissa Morris Jerry Mosley Nick Motes Timothy Newton Earnest Grimes honored during Education Week Rusty Nichols Jeff Nicholson Anthony Odom Lori Odom Robert Odom Shannon Osborne Denise Ott Jeff Parker Robert Parker Wade Parker Freshmen 205 Freshmen Tammy Phillips Tonya Pickle Christopher Pitts Jonell Pitzulo Jennifer Pipkin Shane Pierce Paul Pitzulo Troy Porter Lynn Price Tina Price Claude Plant Gary Poole Freshmen indulge themselves! Kellee Rambo David Reagan 206 Freshmen Tammy Shepherd Brian Shirah A ' i Walter Sherman Dana Shiver Glynnis and Nicole enjoy their free time. h Freshmen 207 Freshmen Melanie Robert Shotlander Michael Skinner Jennifer Small Alana Smith Cory Smith Shoemaker Shannon Smith Tracey Smith Tammy Solinger Diana Sommers Charlotte Sones Michelle Spain Bubba Spears Kristy Sprague Stephen Springfield Chris Stanley Molly Steadham Pam Stewart 208 Freshmen Lisa Still Dwayne Stinson Ronnie Stokes Jeff Strenth Pep rally confuses freshmen. Vickie Sam Stuckey Carleen Sullivan Chance Tedlock Kathy Tait Stephanie Taite Stringfellow Sonja Tarver Carrol Taylor Greg Taylor TammiTeri Tammy Tew Melissa Thomas Michael Tres Thompson Sharron Tilley Jason Tolbert Steve Tuberville Bennie Tucker Thompson Freshmen 209 Freshmen Tracy Turner Laura Ulrich Roxanne Vallier Dustin Vickers Lauren Vickers Wallace Waldrop Misty Walls Eddie Warnick Khristina Watson Lynn Weldy Pam Wheatley Veronica Whigham Angela White Bevan White Deeann White Feeding time for a Baby” Gator! Greg Williams 210 Freshmen Leonard Walker Dana Westbrook Jennifer White Robert Wiggins t U.c!� . I, Trece Williams A wave has its source, a waterfall has its point of descention, and life without water would be nonexistent. There are not many things that are totally self- sufficient. There is always something that is necessary for the well-being of another. The composition of a yearbook is dependent upon a number of things. One of the important things needed is the students who provide memories and events ready to be captured forever within- the pages. Next, there is the dedication of those who are responsible for preserving those memories. Finally, and possibly the most important thing necessary for a yearbook is the adver- tisements. Without them, the yearbook would be nonexistent. Therefore, the survival of a yearbook lies within the hands of its patrons. THE NORTHSIDE CLINICS DRS. SUTTON NEWMAN, P.C. NEL BR 1020 Cleveland Road Telephone Saraland. Alabama 36571 (205) 675-4733 NELSON-BRANTLEY GLASS CO., INC. NEUBRAN NEL BRAN PASCAGOULA. MS MOBILE 1-601-769-2225 205-666-1114 ALA WATS 1-800-672-1622 OVER 100 CHANNELS «n fl RECEIVERS r ' CONTROLS nAMMiiT SATELLITE TELEVISION SYSTEMS. INC Grant Hedrick HAIR IT TIZ 679-1755 K B Shopping Center Saraland, Alabama 1131 8 Highway 43 Saraland. AL 36571 205 6 79 0543 Shampoo Cut Blow Dry $15 Western Auto Tires Batteries, Appliances COOPER PHELPS CONTRACTING CO., INC. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 602 Highway 43 Saraland, Alabama 36571 Home owned and operated by Jimmy Brown 675-4183 8107 Candlewood Dr. Mobile, Alabama 36609 INTERSTATE 2 Post Office Box 1907 400 St. Louis Street Mobile, Alabama 36633 205 432-4562 Printing Office Supplies Office Furniture LAFITTE BAPTIST CHURCH P.O. Box 5777 Saraland, Alabama 36571 SAND BLASTING • PAINTING • INTERIOR LINING C.H.P. INDUSTRIAL MARINE, INC 3071 Loggers Circle • Mobile, AL 36609 C. H. POOL Estimating Office Res. (205) 661-6351 (205) 661-6352 AUTO GLASS-CARPETS-VINYL TOPS HARRISON’S AUTO GLASS UPHOLSTERY 810 S. HIGHWAY 43 SARALAND, ALA. 36571 BILLY HARRISON Special prices to students PH. 675-2548 m A division of MISSCO Coroofa’on Advertisements 215 Serving the South for 35 years Call us for your petroleum needs Old Shell Rd., across from Coast Guard Center Mobile, Al. 36608 Ph. 633-4444 AUTO, HOME, LIFE, BUSINESS GRACES. WRIGHT 21 Vz HIGHWAY 43 SARALAND, AL 36571 675-5490 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES 216 Advertisements I SARALAXD Minute Cleaners OPEN 7 TIL 7 MONDAY-SATURDAY NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST SERVICE • WE CLEAN ON SAT. • PANTS SHIRT LND. • WINTER STORAGE • LEATHER CLEANING • ALTERATIONS DRUG 328 CLEVELAND FfQftD—SARALAND. AL r� -Mv« S Jmrbn, - Trmm 4 OfMMiM Ourawm AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR-USED AUTO PARTS WRECKER SERVICE AUTO BARN WHERE SERVICE AND QUALITY GO STEADY 3 LOCATIONS 3921 COTTAGE HILL RD. AT AZALEA RD. 666-2630 HOWELLS FERRY MOFFET RDS. TOWNE WEST VILLAGE 342-9064 COTTAGE HILL SCHILLINGER RDS. SCHILLINGER SQUARE 633-0652 510 HIGHWAY 43 CHICKASAW, ALA. 36611 PHONE 456-0421 TOMMI PAT LEAF AND PETAL FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP 4804 ST. STEPHENS ROAD EIGHT MILE, ALABAMA 36613 PHONE: 205 457-2750 Clyde Porter Don Stewart Kenny Howe PORTER BROTHERS ALIGNMENT P.O. Box 296 33 Harris Avenue Saraland, Ala. 36571 Telephone 675-4954 DISMUKES Jhwfl aM HARDWARE 1 DISMUKES HARDWARE Dismukes is located at the Viaduct in Saraland, AL Billy Hoven President Charles Hoven Vice-President General Contractors and Fabricators 700 Industrial Parkway Saraland, Al. 36571 P.O. Box 5718 Ph. 675-7750 fa OCO Saraland Amoco Highway 43 at Shelton Beach Road Saraland. Alabama 36571 TOM HERRINGTON 675-3250 675-9808 CLARK PRENTICE POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Atmore, Al. 368-8158 Satsuma, Al 675-6683 Dothan, Al. 793-2134 Logging and Construction Equipment Welcome to UNISEX HAIR CARE CENTER Men Hair Dressers: Women Lee Calton and Lura Cawthon Children Lucille Thornton Patti Turner Elna Bailey Donna Lee Latest Techniques Open 6 days, 8am—’till 675-2803 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ’85 ARDIS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 2477 St. Stephens Road Mobile, AL 36617 It’s the quality that counts, not the price! Call For Appointment 675-5407 Long Clinic Chiropractic Services Specializing In Treatment of Spinal Disorders Athletic Injuries Call For Appointment 675-5407 RAY E. CASE, M.S., D.C. 112 Industrial Parkway Saraland, Alabama BETTY AND ILLA’S 5807-C Hwy. 43 Satsuma, Al. 4vacare 675-8767 TIXDLE MACHINE REPAIR SHOP 5461 Highway 43 Satsuma, Al. 36572 675-6021 CONGRATULATION’S SENIORS Thomas E. (Gene) Tindle Advertisements 219 PARKER VINSON, INC. Pool Chemicals and Services 424 N. Highway 43 Saraland, AL 36571 (205) 675-5113 HARTLEY REAL ESTATE CHUCK’S SMOKEHOUSE BAR-B-Q We Serve The Very Best 222 Highway 43 South Saraland, Alabama 36571 Phone 679-1605 424-A Highway 43 Saraland, Alabama 36571 BALLOONS, BALLOONS. BALLOONS 502 Hwy. 43 N. Satsuma, AL 36572 HEAD QUARTERS 294 Craft Hwy. Chickasaw, AL DR. F. E. HEALY Hwy. 43 Saraland, AL 36571 REV. AND MRS. DAVID Z. FINCH Satsuma, AL 36572 GWEN AND REVA’S HALLMARK 941 Hwy. 43 Saraland Ph. 679-0444 HAWKINS 76 Hwy. 43 Ph. 675-6134 WILSON’S SHARPENING SERVICE 161 Bayou St. Satsuma, AL 36572 QUINLEYS SPORTING GOODS 403-H Hwy. 43 Saraland, AL 36571 DRS. COLEMAN AND SNODGRASS 231 Shelton Beach Rd. Saraland, AL 36571 220 Advertisements North Mobile Community Hospital Baker Rd. Satsuma, Al. 36572 BRAND NAMES PROFESSIONAL TOP QUALIIY INSTALLATION KIMBRELL’S SLAUGHTER HOUSE 675-4204 132 Graham St. Saraland, Alabama 36571 Discount Carpets Of S3T3t3TTCi 205 HWY. 43 — SARALAND, AL. 35571 PRICHARD CAMERA and PHOTO CENTER 16!2 Highway 43 ROBIN ROBERTS BUS. 675-2352 Owner RES. 661-9243 Saraland, Alabama 36571 Advertisements 221 DEPENDABLE CARS TRUCKS Satsuma, AL 36571 675-6298 DELTA MOTORS STEELE CREEK MARINE Making Boating Easier Since 1977 (205) 675-4224 Bill Russell 5578 Magnolia Ave. Peyton Russell Satsuma, AL 36571 Service for Chrysler and Force Outboards. IHB MARINE The Marine Propulsion Affiliate of Bayliner Marine Corporation 118 N. CRAFT HWY. CHICKASAW, ALA 36611 SAILORS COVE MARINA BOAT RENTALS STALLS, GAS, BAIT . SUPPLIES (ON STEEL CREEK) 205-675-2858 satsuma CRAFT HWY. AUTO PARTS and MACHINE SHOP, INC. Ditzler Paint and Body Shop Supplies RICK WELDY TAXIDERMY 32 N. Craft Highway, Prichard, Al. Phone 456-6555 675-6500 Kenneth Doherty Walter Doherty 222 Advertisements Flowers For All Occasions Complete Wedding Service Belle Bouquet Florist 326 Shelton Beach Road Saraland, Alabama 36571 Edna Adcox 675-3225 675-0648 Chickasaw, Ala. We Wire Flowers Anywhere Cut Arrangements, Balloon Banquets. Weddings Corsages, Plants, Funeral Arrangements Invitations For All Occasions Napkins Printed We Serve All Of Mobile and Surrounding Areas DIANE REACH and TESS KELLY, Owners For 24-Hour Service, Phone 457-0165 or 457-0174 Compliments of BECK AND ROY MARINE 622 Highway 43 Saraland, AL 36571 Phone 675-5131 Johnson Outboards , 1tx 7l SHILOH BAPTIST CO V iCountry At Heart Arts • Crafts • Gifts TOOTIE V LEE V MILLIE CHURCH 930-A Highway 43 Saraland. AI, 36571 (205) 675-7777 717 Cleveland Rd. Saraland Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship 11:00 AM Church Training 5:30 PM Evening Worship 6:30 PM Midweek Prayer Service ........................7:00 PM “Come and Worship” GWEN’S CLOTHING 14 Shelton Beach Road Saraland, Alabama 36571 Advertisements 223 A IVry Special Place to Shop jborii flarlara i LAD ES CLOTHES SHOES DORIS HORTON BARBARA HAWKINS OWNERS 37 SHELTON BLACh RD SARALAND. Ai 36571 1205) 675 7550 “Make Your Own Sundaes or Banana Splits” 114 Saraland Loop Road Saraland, Al. 675-3336 MITTERNIGHT 224 Advertisements AIRPORT MOTORS Clean Cars at Wholesale Prices 7711 Airport Boulevard 342-3689 Buddy White Dave Hancock SARALAND BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Ambassador Jewelry Harrison Auio Glass Uph. Southern Greetings American National Bank Harper Engineering Corp. Southern Styles Armistead Trucking Co. Herb's Inc. State Farm Ins. B S Builders Ideal Chemical Co. Superior Carpet Co. Baldwin Real Estate Impressions in Fashions Superior Kitchens Designers. Inc. Bama Auto Parts J J Construction Thronson Motor Co. Bamboo Motel James Jewelers Todd's Auto Diesel Beck Roy Marine Johnny M. Lane Williams Plumbing Co. Bledsoe-Matthews Jones Auto Blue Water Pools Brunson Construction Co. Kahalley's Dept. Store Lane's Auto Repair Burkett Insulation K-Mart Parkway Machine Metal Work Colonial Bank Kustom Van Stereo Plantation Inn Motel Clanton Muffler Shop Lolley Mobile Home Park Plaza North Package Store Copeland Oil Gas Long Chiropractic Clinic Pitts Sons Copi Rite Lou's Lace Nylon Porter Bros. Alignment D D Appliance Parts Mac's Cleaning Ser. Quality Clothing Deas Auto Parts Merchants National Bank Quinley’s Sporting Goods Dismukes Hardware M. D. Price Builders, Inc. Sandy’s Products Center First National Bank Mitchell Drum Corp. Saraland Automotive First Southern Federal Nationwide Ins. Co. Saraland Boarding House Georgia International Ins. The News Herald Saraland Printing Graphic Sportswear Dr. James T. Haigler (Dentist) Nixon Sons General Cont. Oasis Pools Skelton's Fire Equip. Co. crfs t O I ft y's Me. o kk-niHj 270 NOR m CRAFT HIGHWAY CH'CKASAW A.A3AV.A 36611 205 457-6040 24 mS?$ OWNERS A'.'en 5 She• la K.rksey CAT£R.NG Flowers and gifts HOWELL PRINTING CO. Shipyard St. Chickasaw 457-9521 COPI-RITE PRINTERS 1129-B Hwy. 43 Saraland—679-1946 Divisions of Howell Graf Inc. Advertisements 225 LIBERTY NATIONAL Liberty National Life Insurance Charles Wheatley Rev. Walter Bracy 226 Advertisements LIFE INSURANCE • Ot � •% •• v « Uit in« i.m lunUHov (� •-.� M«r u « ,a%j know m im ( yt w« (lil'unkft Dean Daugherty “Your Good Friends For Life Paul Moore Bill Skidmore Marshall Danley Ann Carter Dave Morrison Harry Daniels Advertisements 227 Liberty National is located on 1088 Industrial Parkway, Saraland, Alabama 36571 Robin Drinkard Liberty National's front office at work. Advertisements 229 JP CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE V CONTRACTORS, INC. P O. BOX 5857 205 A INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY SARALAND. ALABAMA 36571 Bus (205) 675-5747 Satsuma High School Highway 43 Satsuma, Alabama 36572 CLASS OF 1985, CONGRATULATIONS on your present achievement! May you have continued success in your future endeavors. Sincerely, J jj CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS, INC IfcSC;. 230 Advertisements LITTLE’S AUTO SALES Phone 675-2640 BRETT-ROBINSON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT copelaxd on. and GAS 704 Golden Rod Avenue Saraland, Alabama 36571 PUMPING SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL FUELS A LUBRICANTS HOT SHOT SERVICE SHELL OIL PRODUCTS Zip 36SOS Phone 475-929« Off.ee 679-112S Sd'co 24 HOUR SERVICE JOHN CAIN Sun A N.qhti 675 9293 Res 679 0920 Pjger 694 8089 Hardware Lawn Garden Plumbing ZENITH—AMANA—ROPER Appliances Electrical Paint TUGGLE’S Ken Tuggle Hardware Home Center, Inc. 11 So. Hwy. 43—Saraland. Ala. 36571 Ph. 679-1679 President 232 Advertisements RICKEY MARTIN 675-7660 Branch Manager ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY OF ALABAMA. INC. IA Subsidiary of Associates Corporation of North America 217 Highway 43 So.. P.O. Box 5745 Saraland, Alabama 36571 SARA LA XI) LAW GARDEX CEXTER JERKY DRIXKARD Owner 27 Harris St. Saraland. At. 365 1 1131 Highway 43 Saraland. Al. 36571 Farmowners __ _ BOATOWNERS |RA condominium Renters Mobile Homeowner's GROUP. Call once. And for all. TOMMIE B. HICKS Representative 405-C Highway 43. Oaktree Center Saraland AL 36571 Phone 679-0801 Res 675-8071 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Nationwide Mutual Fire insurance Company Nationwide Lite insurance Company Nome office Columpus. Ohio 675-6903 ■ Advertisements 233 Ronald Lister, H. P. Cain, Ben Walters, Pratt Monk, Glenn Honeycutt, Charles Little, Mayor 234 Advertisements CITY COUNCIL CITYOFSATSUMA WATER WORKS BOARD OF SATSUMA L. J. McWain, Glen Honeycutt, Charles Little MONK’S MACHINE SHOP P.O. Box 96, Hwy. 43 Satsuma, AL 36572 CTTIj «7 0182 SAHAJJM®, tl, Teresa Osborne LOU’S lace NYLON SHOP 104 Highway 43 South Congratulations Seniors ’85 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHICKASAW Chickasaw, AL AMERICAN SPORTING GOODS 3—Locations Saraland Moffat Road Tillman’s Corner 236 Advertisements • Cuts and Styles at Affordable Prices • J !e.(aj 16 Shelton Beach Road Saraland, Alabama 36571 • Phone 675-4754 Stylists: Bobbie New • Mary Griffith • Kit Griffith Darlene Chambliss Doughnut Sandwich Shop A Knoo yf O'book ■� O book O r tm O' � •© b Op fid ft O'� o fod o '« o fh« good ■� '•� yOv hod O � vd «• UM th 'tCO’d k p.ng b 0- vo yOw tor' iKO1, i� dly •� ftoi. 6 gg � ’ £. « o th o' fo� o e Pioc «o Oo o o Do Mo� .Ipw;0' food S 0'« Delchomp - AXIS FLOWER SHOP Send a Magic Moment Filled with Love. Phone: 675-0850 Advertisements 237 GATOR DRIVE-IN Open Under New Mgt. Gator Burgers Foot-Longs Sandwiches Plates Soft Ice-Cream Coffee Shakes Floats Banana Splits Sundaes McCOXAGIIY DRUGS HWY 43 N. Downtown Satsuma 675-4126 Call-in Orders Welcome Watch For Our Upcoming Lunch Specials Featuring Local and Louisiana French Style Home Cooking. Chicken and Dumplin—Red Beans Sausage Rice Gumbo—Shrimp Creole—Stew—Etc. WE SERVICE I BERTY naT OnaL. BROWN SERVICE BUR:al POl'CES 1 OTHERS Member B) !nvif .on - Nation ' Se'e;ted Mortici n 'ABNEY FUNERAL HOME. Inc. 479-4547 679-0320 3155 OAUPHIN ST EXTENSION INDUSTRIAL PKWY Staff With Over 400 Years of Experience G. Radney F. W. Driscoll KELLEY MOTORS. INC. 322 Highway 43 Saraland. Alabama 36571 Phone: 675-7999 5551 Highway 43 Satsuma, Alabama 36572 Phone: 675-2070 McIntosh Commerce St. Phone: 944-2563 MT. VERNON Highway 43 Phone 829-6678 Nordan J McConaghy Wilbur Price Jim Herring Bryan Higdon Dan McConaghy CLARENCE KELLEY MARK KELLEY “Clean I sed Cars “Financing Available 238 Advertisements Alabama Fjeaotv; Colleo'e MITCHELL DRUM CORPORATION RON MITCHELL (205) 675-6478 Reconditioned Steel Drums 226 Highway 43 Top Prices for Used Drums Saraland, AL 36571 Teaching the Art and Science of Cosmetology Reasonable Tuition Fees Job Placement Assistance Complete Cosmetology Instruction by BALDWIN REAL ESTATE Qualified Instructors 403 E. Hwy. 43 Saraland, AL 36572 368 North Craft Highway Chickasaw, Alabama 36611 (205)457-5526 675-7800 Offers Hairstyling Services to the Public All Services Performed by Students Under the Supervision of Licensed Professionals SATSUMA AUTO PARTS AND GARAGE 701 Hwy. 43 Owned by C. O. Carnell 675-2323 Advertisements 239 Index -A- Abernathy. Katherine... 30. 70. 75. 76. 100. 128. 131. 136. 140. 143 Adams. Chris... 196 Addison. Laverne ... 160 Addison. Ryan ... 42. 44.160 Agnew. Ricky . . . 84.160 Aldridge. Kay ... 95.160 Alford. Daniel... 178 Allday. Lisa ... 82. 92.128 Allen. Gene ... 43. 178 Allen. Lisa . 95. 160 Aman. Tiffany... 196 Amick. Larry... 196 Anderson. Eva . .. 160 Anderson. Rodney... 128 Anderson. Sonya . 94.160 Anderson. Tammy ... 93.178 Andress. Jody .. . 42.178 Andrews. Michael . 49. 196 Anthony. Phillip ... 90. 178 Ardis. Debra ... 72.92. 102. 128.138.143 Armentrout. Doug... 94.97. 128 Armistead. Burke... 128 Armstrong. Tonya ... 196 Arnette. Ashley ... 24. 37. 74. 77. 196 Atchison. Andrea ... 23. 26. 72. 89. 123. 141. 145 Atwood. Reba . . . 196 Atwood. Shontelle... 93 Austin. Bobby ... 82.178 Austin. Carol . 70. 72. 78. 80. 86. 102. 128. 140. 142. 146 Austin. Darnise... 128 Austin. Fred ... 49.196 Austin. Kennedy ... 54.160 Austin. Sharon ... 65.196 -B- Babb. Richard ... 75.196 Badillo. Jody ... 178 Bailey. Katera . . . 95. 160 Bairefield. Leland ... 160 Baker. Michelle . 89.196 Ballard. Paige ... 24. 74. 82. 178 Banks. Joel... 178 Banks. Tammy . 90.160 Bankston. Tony... 178 Barfoot. Steven ... 19.128 Barker. Deirdre... 178 Barlow. Becky . . . 82. 87. 90. 160 Barnard. Christie... 196 Barnard. Tommy .19. 39. 45. 58. 128. 141. 155 Barnes. Bruce . . . 49.196.197 Barnett. James... 160 Barton. Shelly... 196 Baugh. Matt... 49.196 Baugh. Susan .160 Baxter. Ann ... 160 Baxter. |oel. . . 160.167 Baxter. Tammie... 95 Bearden. Marie ... 160 Beasley. Roger ... 95.128 Beavers. Darlene ... 18. 89. 129 Beckham. Sondra ... 74. 75. 85. 196 Bell. Carla ... 92.160 Bender. Troy ... 49.196 Bennett. Dana... 196 Bennett. David . . . 178 Bennett. Gerralyn ... 65. 75. 196 Bennett. Ken ... 42.178 Bennett. Lovell .. 196 Bentley. Terry ... 49. 196 Bertram. Darrell... 178 Betros. Paul... 129 Beverly. Cindy ... 92. 161 Bielarski. Keith... 161 Bielarski. Sherri... 196 Black. Chrystal... 84.129 Black. Janet. . . 93.178. 193 Blackmon. Scott... 178 Blackwell. Misty'... 87.197 Blakes. Elijah... 82 Blalack. Cary... 161 Bledsoe. Jack ... 197 Boddie. Angie ... 74.178 Boling. Doug .178 Bonine. Richard ... 91.197 Bosarge. Kim . .. 197 Bossard. Tammy . . . 85.197 Bostic. Cordie ... 93.178 Bostic. Tammy... 87 Boswell. Bettie ... 72. 75. 86. 92.129 Boykin. Tracy... 129 Brantley. Karen ... 85. 93. 178 Brantley. Michelle ... 97. 129 Brantley. Scott... 75.197 Braughton. Audra . 93 Braziel. Soyinka ... 95.129 Braziel. Yvain . . . 197 Breckenridge. Carol... 129 Brett. Mary ... 13.19. 23. 26. 31.50. 72. 84. 161 Brewer. James ... 197 Brewer. Kim ... 27. 70. 72. 76. 80. 92. 127. 128. 129.134. 138. 139. 141. 153 Brewer. Rochell... 129 Brewer. Shannon ... 90. 93. 178 Brewer. Steven ... 129 Bridges. Greg ... 43.177, 178 Brockett. Jack... 161 Brooks. Margie... 161 Brooks. Lee .. . 197 Brown. Christy... 197 Brown. Deisha ... 13.19. 84. 93 Brown. Donald ... 43.178 Brown. Donald . . . 197 Brown, Holly ... 92.161 Brown. Mark ... 129 Brown. Monty ... 28. 87. 95. 130 Brown. Ricky... 42 Brown. Stacie ... 74. 197 Brown. Tammy ... 95. 161 Brown. Toby ... 23. 42. 58. 68. 70. 76. 80. 102. 159. 161 Browning. James... 197 Brunson. Eugene ... 92.161 Brunson. Renee ... 14. 20. 23. 26. 31.68. 72. 127,129. 130. 139 Brunson. Robert... 197 Bryan. Cathy D____179 Bryant. Karla ... 72. 75. 94. 130 Bry ant. Keith ... 29. 78.102. 130.142 Buckhaolt. Teresa ... 179 Buffkin. Tricia ... 70.75. 76. 100. 115.161 Bunch. Michelle ... 70. 72. 76. 92.102.115.161 Burden. Yvette... 179 Burkett. Brent . 49.197 Burroughs. Becky ... 70.72. 76. 100. 130. 138. 141 Bush. Lisa ... 94. 130 Bush. Tammy... 161 Butler. Amanda ... 89. 197 Butler. Bhrett... 179 Butler. Kevin ... 69.195.197 Buzbee. Tracy... 197 Byrd. Alan ... 19.21.27. 70. 80. 94. 128. 130. 133. 140 Byrd. Debra ... 74. 80.179 Byrd. Donald James ... 197 Byrd. Julian ... 179 Byrd. Paul... 62.130.143 Bvrd. Todd ... 49.197 Byrd. Willie ... 130 -c- Calderone. Carl... 77. 84.161 Calderone. Dina ... 93.180 Cammon. Lee... 130 Cammon. Letina ... 92.161 Campbell. Laura . .. 197 Canterbury. Deborah... 93 Canterbury. Lynn ... 180 Carney. Jennifer... 72. 75. 80. 130. 143 Carney. Vince ... 77.115.197 Carpenter. Charles ... 70. 75. 76. 77.180 Carriveau. Connie ... 94. 161 Carroll, Carla ... 198 Carroll. Clayton ... 180 Carroll. Terry-... 92 Cartee. Dwight... 193 Casey. Bonnie ... 24. 31. 69. 70. 74.76. 77.80. 180. 191 Casey. Brenna ... 10.11. 27. 31.70. 76. 80. 100. 127. 130. 132. 137. 139 Castleberry-. Susan ... 35. 72. 84. 92.161 Causey. Gina... 131 Cave. Regina ... 13.18. 92. 161 Chain. Davey... 198 Chambless. Michael... 77. 131 Champion. Jeff... 180 Champion. Rusty ... 93.180 Chancey. Gary ... 16.162 Chaney. Felicia ... 198 Chapman. Chris... 179 Chastain. Danny... 162 Chavers. David ... 77. 90.198 Chavers, Derenda ... 87. 90. 198 Chestang. Janice... 162 Chestang. Russell .198 Christian. Bobby... 43. 58. 179 Christian. Ginger... 179 Christopher. Tonya... 131 Clancy. Kris... 95.162 Clark. Brian ... 179 Clark. Genea ... 93.179 Clark. James... 198 Clark. Tammy. . . 179 Clark. Kellie ... 72. 94. 131. 151 Clayton. Don ... 162 Clements. Hollie... 198 Clements. Karey... 24. 74. 75. 198 Clements. Kim ... 95.162 Cleveland. Shannon ... 198 Coburn. Dewey ... 198 Cofield. Christy ... 70. 76. 77. 102.162 Colburn. Buddy... 49 Colquitt. Tony... 179 Conner. Douglas... 95.131 Connell. Julie ... 82. 84.162 Cook. Glenda ... 162 Cooley. Claudice... 131 Cooley. Nelson ... 179 Cooley. Robert... 198 Cooper. Matthew ... 179 Copeland. Marty ... 74.179 Copeland. Teddie... 198 Corlett. Stephanie ... 74. 93. 179 Corley. Jamie .. .49.198 Cothran. Jackie ... 85.87.131. 162 Couch. Joel... 162 Courtney. Francis... 92.131 Courtney. Marion ... 198 Cox. David ... 198 Cox. Greg ... 92.162 Cox. Robyn ... 198 Craft, Dana ... 82.131 Craft. Shannon ... 24.69. 70. 74. 77. 89. 179 Crawford. Lee ... 42.162 Creel. Angela . . . 198 Creighton. Debra ... 162 Crenshaw. Bradley... 162 Criswell. Dana ... 50. 56. 198 Crocker. Candy ... 87.90. 179 Crocker. Denson ... 198 Crockett. Elkie... 179 Crockett. Meltoria . .. 198 Crockett. Patty... 199 Crook. Larry ... 84. 131 Crouch. Missie... 162 Cummins. Ashley ... 24. 36. 65. 70. 74. 80. 84. 179 Cunningham. Kim ... 50.51. 56. 60. 82. 131. 140. 144 Curry. Betty-... 75. 93.179 Curry. George ... 21.84. 132 Curry, Louis. .132 -D- Daniel. Leigh Ann ... 72. 86. 162 Daniels. Donnie ... 77. 82. 94. 163.169 Danner. Kimberly... 132 Danzey, Allen ... 90. 180 Darrington. Tammie... 199 Daughtery, Kim ... 199 Davies. Steven ... 132 Davis. Anthony ... 70.76. 80. 94. 132, 134. 137. 139.153 Davis. Cheryl. . . 87. 90. 180 Davis. Dlisa ... 180 Davis. Michele ... 26. 72.94. 132 Davis. Perry-... 132 Davis. Sonya ... 72.92.132 Davis. Todd... 199 Daw. Cheryl... 70. 76. 86. 100. 132.143 Daw. Pepi... 31. 58.159. 163 Day. Kim... 95 Day. Sam ... 91.199 Dean. Carey ... 62. 70. 76. 77. 80. 100, 115.163 Dearing. Carlton ... 18. 163 Dearing, Deborah... 132 Dearmon. Cliff... 19. 21. 27. 39. 72.127, 129. 130. 140. 145 Dearmon. Darryl... 16.130 Deas. Shelley ... 74. 89. 93. 180 Deaver. Zondra ... 26.82. 84. 95. 133, 142 Dees. Mary-. . . 163 Dees. Toni... 27.82. 133.152 Dennis. Chris ... 82.163 Dichristofaro. Barbara... 92. 163 Dichristofaro. Tina... 180 Dickerson. Diane ... 92.163 Dickson. Daniel... 79 Dikes. Patricia ... 199 Dikes. Sharon ... 92.132 Dismukes. Jerome ... 54. 163 Dismukes. Joe... 199 Dixon. Daniel . 84.133 Dixon. Durell... 199 Dobbs. Anthony ... 49.199 Doby. Scott. . . 95.132 Doggett. Mark... 199 Doggett. Robbie ... 77. 163 Dolbear. Josh . . . 133 Donohoo. Michele ... 93.180 Douglas. Corey. . 180 Douglas. Michelle... 180 Douglas. Susan .199 Downey. Kimberly... 180 Draime. Angela ... 180 Drake. Beverly ... 92.163 Dreaden. Mike ... 132 Dreaden, Vicki... 70. 74. 79. 189 Driscoll. Dawn ... 72. 94. 133 Driver. Dennis ... 49. 199 Driver. Jay .133 Driver. Joy .199 Drummond. Dana ... 65. 75. 199 Dufour. Darrell... 77. 94. 133 Dufour. Jennifer ... 93.181 Duke. Robert... 199 Dunn. Todd ... 199 Dunnam. Jimmy . . . 42.181 Dunnam. Loretta ... 93. 181 Dunnam. William ... 199 Dycus, David ... 199 -E- Edge. Taft... 181 Edmond. Gwendolyn ... 133 Elia. Edward ... 133 Ellis. Kim ... 15.18. 20. 94. 134. 140 Ellis. Mike ... 95. 134 Ellison. Lamar... 134 Elmore. Frankie ... 74.115. 199 Elmore, Richie... 181 Elmore. Terry... 181 Elmore. Torie ... 199 Elmore. Trevor ... 77.102. 134. 138 Emmons. Kim . . . 75. 92.134 Englebert. Derrick ... 48. 49. 199 English. Sam... 181 Esco. Rachell... 90. 115, 199 Etheridge. Deanna ... 31. 69. 74. 200 Etheridge. Sheryl... 31. 35. 177. 181 Eubanks. Lee... 163 Eubanks. Scott... 94.163 Evans. Andy... 181 Evans. Cathy... 181 Evans. Laura ... 93. 181 Evans. Matthew . 43.181 Evans. Mike ... 43.181 Evans. Sandy... 181 Evans. Scott... 39. 134 Evans. Shanda ... 82.92.162. 163 Evans. Shannon ... 12. 31. 37. 74. 75.115. 200 Everett. Carlton ... 43. 181 Ezell. Donna ... 200 Ezelle. Robbie. .181 -F- Faile. Robin ... 92.163 240 Index Faircloth. Jeffery... 134 Falkenberry. Amy ... 93. 181 Farmer. Leslie ... 82. 84. 92. 163 Faulkner. Paula ... 134 Fendley. Suzanne ... 92.163 Fenton. Zash .. . 200 Finch. Kelly... 200 Finch, Micheal... 42.164 Firth. Ashley ... 69. 74. 200 Flannery. Ashley... 134 Fluckum. Georgia . . . 95.134 Fluckum. Pennie ... 200 Ford. Dewayne ... 164 Ford. John ... 200 Ford. Julie ... 92. 164 Fore. Dianna ... 134 Foster. Becky ... 92.134 Foster. James ... 200 Foster. Rhonda ... 93.181 Foster. Tania ... 94.164 Frazier. Sharri... 135 Freeman. John ... 135 Freeman. Bo ... 62. 75.200 Frost. Lee ... 182 -G- Galloway, Jimmy... 182 Garnett. Norris... 182 Gartman. Mark ... 70. 78. 80. 86. 97.102, 135. 139.142. 146 Gartman. Mike... 49 Gates. Candy... 74, 93.182 Gates. Clint... 164 Gates. Derek ... 182 Gates. Emily ... 74. 200 Gates. Mike ... 95.164 Gatewood. Andy ... 87.90. 164 Gatlin. Karen ... 182 Gatlin. Tammy ... 200 Gautney. Kim . . . 94.135 Gerdes. Dirk ... 200 Gieger. Darrin ... 77.115.164 Gillis, Mark ... 182 Givens. Allison ... 95 Glasscock. Amy .. . 200 Glozier. Katie... 164 Godwin, Shannon ... 26. 62, 69. 70. 72. 76. 80.164 Goins. Joseph ... 92.135 Golden. Tracy . . . 82.92.164 Goldman. Alisha ... 200 Goldman. Christy ... 200 Goldman. Deidra ... 200 Goodman. William ... 182 Goodwin. Scottie ... 182 Grace. Sandra ... 50.164 Graham. Ginger... 92.161. 164 Graham. Jerry ... 43.182 Graham. Rhonda ... 56.60. 182 Graham. Tim ... 182 Granade. Tracy... 182 Granger. Denice ... 56.62. 70. 75. 76. 80. 102. 115.164. 167 Grantham. Gary ... 62.182 Granthum. Tracy ... 15.102. 135.141 Green. Aurelia ... 10.11,26, 70. 72. 75.102.135.140 Green, Carmen ... 200 Green. Lynn ... 82.135 Green. Rachel... 82.164 Green. Tim ... 39.135 Green. Tony ... 54.182 Greene. Ashley . . . 94.135 Greer, Kimberly ... 135 Gregg. Dan ... 164 Griffin. Beth ... 74.182 Grimes. Eddie ... 182 Grimes. Ernest... 205 Grimes. Shay ... 90. 164 Grow. Bradley... 200 Grube. Keri . 24. 74. 200 Gurganus. Chris... 200 Guy. Lee ... 90.182 -H- Hadaway. Christopher... 91 Hagamaker. Larry ... 62.182 Haggard. Dianna ... 87. 200 Hales. Jessie ... 201 Hall, Charlie ... 55, 201 Hall. Shana ... 201 Hall. Tammy ... 92, 164 Hallmark. Billy ... 165 Hammond. Terri... 201 Hancock. Debra ... 10.11, 23. 26. 27. 70. 72. 76.80. 102. 135.138.139 Haraway. Delaine... 75.182 Harbin. Deann ... 182 Harman. Dawn ... 87. 201 Harrell. Ed... 91.182 Harrington. Jay... 49.182 Harris. Allison ... 72.84.144 Harris. Joseph .. . 201 Harris. Michelle ... 143.144 Harris. Tammy ... 93.182 Harrison. Kim ... 74. 85. 93. 183 Hartley. Lesa ... 56.165 Hartley. Earl... 183 Haskew. Michelle ... 92.165 Hastings. Patricia ... 74.183 Hastings. Schlee ... 50. 51. 60. 165 Hawsey. Bea ... 78. 86. 92.165 Hayles. Brandy ... 24. 74.201 Haynes. Deborah ... 92.165 Hays. Tracy ... 24. 74. 86.183 Healy. Robert... 90. 183 Heathcoe. Melissa . . . 92.165 Heaton, DeLynn ... 183 Heaton. Dewayne ... 39. 144 Heikkila. Melissa ... 90. 183 Henderson. Angela . . . 201 Henderson. David ... 201 Henderson. Mark ... 95.144 Henderson. Stacy... 183 Henry. Greg... 201 Henson. Darrell... 144 Henson. Jeff... 144 Henson. Wayne... 201 Herman. Scott... 183 Herndon. Libby ... 82.92.165 Herring. Angie ... 183 Herring. Steve . .. 165.185 Herring. Wendy ... 26.84. 92. 165 Hicks. Artie ... 19. 39.144.155 Hicks. Carmon ... 56. 60. 70. 79. 80. 102. 160. 165 Hicks. Lester ... 165 Higgins. Cindy ... 94.165 Hill. Greg ... 144 Hill. Karoline . . . 26. 72. 82. 144 Hill. Terry... 165 Hillman. Lonnie... 26. 72.80. 84. 92.102. 159. 165 Hink. Joanne ... 72. 92.165 Hippie. Christy... 183 Hogancamp. Keith... 144 Holley. Clarence ... 144 Holley. Deidra... 201 Holland. Jeff... 95. 144 Holland. Tina ... 85.93. 183 Holloway. Bryan ... 18. 82. 183 Holloway. Joseph ... 201 Holloway. LeAnne ... 84. 94. 145 Holmes. Jeff... 52.145 Holmes. Kenny... 145 Honeycutt. Vince... 183 Hood. Robin ... 201 Hopkins. Scott... 43. 183 Hopkins. Sonya... 183 Hopper. Cryspian ... 130.145 Houk. Jennifer... 201 Houk, Jenny... 74 Hoven. Charles... 165 Hoven. Henry ... 95.166 Hoven. Kelli... 145 Hoven. Lisa ... 201 Hovey. |ames . .. 183 Howard. Allan ... 166 Howard. Bart. .. 183 Howard. Mike ... 92.166. 168 Howze. Chris... 166 Howze. Micheal... 75 Howze. Rick ... 62. 78.102. 145 Howze. Theresa ... 201 Howze. Wendy ... 95.161. 166 Hudson. Dena ... 74. 200. 201 Hudson. Eric... 201 Huff. Booker . . . 201 Huff. Johnnie ... 95. 97.145 Hughes. Angie ... 94. 166 Hughes. Nathanel... 82.183 Hughes. Wesley ... 201 Hunter. Leah ... 26.35. 92. 166 Hunter. Paige ... 30. 72. 84. 86. 145 Hutcherson. Glynis... 201. 207 Hyde. Bobby ... 82.183 Hyde. Lisa . .. 202 Hyde. Sabrina ... 50,75.145 145 Jackson. Darrell... 166 Jackson. Paula ... 95.166 Jackson, Theresa . .. 184 Jackson. Yves ... 202 Janes. David ... 49. 202 Janes. Terry ... 70. 92.145 Jardee. Iris... 90.184 Jarman. Tammy ... 30. 84. 95. 166 Jarrel. Doris ... 184 Jarrell. Wesley... 166 Jemison. Jana ... 202 Jemison. Robert... 202 Jenkins. Ashley ... 74. 202 Jenkins. Teresa... 166 Jennings. Jana ... 202 Jennings. Ray ... 166 Jerigan. Brian ... 202 Johnson. Darryl... 54 Johnson. David ... 202 Johnson. Robbie ... 184 Johnson. Spencer ... 167 Johnson. William ... 167 Johnson. Felicia ... 92.167 Johnson. Jack .. 184 Johnson. Kim ... 92.145 Jones. Darren ... 166 Jones. Daryl... 54. 184 Jones, Debra ... 166 Jones. Jimmy .. 95.166 Jones, Keith ... 79. 146 Jones. Kelvin ... 184 jones, Kent... 146 Jones, Mike. . . 146 Jones. Monica... 75 Jones, Nicole ... 74, 202, 207 Jones. Ralphredia ... 202 Jones. Rene .. . 202 Jones. Rhonda ... 15.19. 26. 68. 72. 92.141. 146.148 Jones. Richard ... 166 Jones. Sherri... 146 Jones. Sonya ... 166 Jones. Stephanie ... 146 Jones. Stephanie... 202 Jones. Valaine ... 74. 93.183 Jordan. Phil... 202 Jordon. Robbie ... 183 -K- Karr, Tara ... 89. 202 Kellam. Missie ... 25. 34. 70. 72. 80. 84. 141. 146. 149 Kelly O brien ... 167 Kelly. Shawn ... 43. 184 Kemp. Tracy ... 92.167 Kendrick. Kirk ... 184 Kervin. Sherri... 26.167 Ketchum. Kim ... 93.184 Ketchum. Vincent.. . 184 Key. Annette ... 202 Key. Lyndia ... 202 Kilpatrick. Bess ... 50. 56. 60. 74. 202 Kilpatrick. John . . . 40. 42. 69. 77. 82. 102. 165. 167 Kimbrell. Kim ... 60.146 King. Lisa ... 12. 69. 74. 75.77. 115. 202 Kiper. Carrie ... 74. 75. 80. 184 Kittrell. Charles ... 49. 202 Knight. Darrin ... 167 Knight. Jonathon ... 184 Knight. Seth... 91.146 Knowles. Anthony . .. 202 Knowles. Debbie... 87 Knowles. Kelli... 76.115,184 Knowles. Marcus... 167 Kriner, Kathy... 50.146 -L- Lambert. Shay ... 167 Lancaster. Ashley ... 167 Lancaster. Carey... 164.167 Lancaster. Denise ... 167 Lancaster. Ladonna ... 146 Landrum. Darrin ... 80.184 Landrum. Fred... 184 Landrum. Scott... 78.146 Landrum. Tamica... 74 Langley. Johnny ... 70. 76.77, 100.167.175 Lanier. Paul... 147 Lankford. Anita Jean ... 202 Lassiter. Melonie ... 92. 167 Lawrence. Roderick... 54. 167.187 Lawrence. Scott... 184 Lawson. Jeffrey ... 167 Leach. David ... 184 Leachman. Michelle... 56. 60. 74.115. 203 Leachman. Rodney ... 54, 77, 185 Leavins. Vanessa... 185 Ledoux, Debbie ... 203 Lee. Chris... 95.147 Lee. Chuck ... 43.185 Lee. David... 147 Lee. Ernest.. . 203 Lee. Ginger ... 72. 92.147 Lee. Jennifer ... 79. 80. 93.185 Lee. Karla ... 74. 75. 90.185 Lee. Keven ... 91. 203 Lee. Stacie . 84.185 Leonard. Patricia ... 87. 90. 91.147 Leonard. Sherry ... 89. 203 Lesley. Wade ... 20. 203 Levins. Mary ... 70. 76. 93. 115.185 Levins. Tammy ... 115. 203 Lewis. Cynthia ... 26. 50. 56. 69. 84.'92.167 Lewis. Heather... 24. 74. 203 Lewis. Jeannie ... 22. 26. 27. 72. 74. 79. 89. 92.147 Lewis. Leticia ... 94.147 Lewis. Michelle ... 89. 203 Lewis. Sheri... 26. 31. 68. 70, 75.159.168 Lewis. Stephanie ... 93.185 Lindsay. Deanna .. . 168 Lisenby. Daphne .. . 185. 203 Lister. Joseph ... 168 Lister. Karen ... 72. 82.147 Lister. Tracy ... 74. 203 Little. Jeffrey ... 94.160,168. 169. 170 Little. Jeff . . . 185 Little. Mark ... 94. 147 Little. Scott... 49. 203 Lolley. Tracy... 203 Lomax. Laura ... 23.24. 74. 203 Long. Charlene... 93 Long. Rena .. 185 Long. Woodrow ... 203 Longsdorf, Shannon... 36 Lowe. Chad ... 42. 58. 161. 165.168 Lowery. Brannon ... 185 Lucas. Donna... 185 Luckie. Stephanie 168 Luddeke. Hunter. . 185 Luker. Angela ... 30.70. 76. 87.147 Luker. Edwin . .. 168 Lustgarten. Crystal... 90 Lynn. James... 203 -M- Maherg. Dewayne... 58.164. 168 Maherg. Tommy... 185 Makely. Robert... 147 Maples. Frankie ... 70. 76. 79. 80. 100. 138.143. 147 Markham. Kevin ... 70. 75. 79. 80,91. 185 Marks. Wally... 168 Marsh. Karen ... 168 Marshall. Karen ... 13.18. 82. 84.168 Marshall. Roosevelt... 52 Marshall. Steven ... 203 Martin. Florian ... 148 Martin. Theresa . . 185 Martin. Yvette ... 50. 60.185 Marzett. Lanice ... 92.168 Mason. Carla ... 74. 93.186 Mason. Rachel.. 203 Massey. Lisa ... 92.168 Mathers. Cindy ... 168 Mathis. Curtis ... 87. 203 Maxwell. Georgi... 80. 94. 168 May. Donovan ... 186 Mayers. Stephen . .. 203 McAdams. Gerald ... 148 McAdams. Tracy ... 74. 203 McAfee. Christy... 186 McAfee. Scott. .. 186 McAllister. Billy ... 203 McClain. Arthur ... 25.168 McClain. Kim ... 74. 204 McClure. Amy ... 74. 75.90. 204 McCullough. Mark ... 70. 77. 181.186 Index 241 McDaniel. Teresa ... 74. 93. 186 McDonald. Jim ... 18. 23. 26. 39. 58. 68.141.148.152 McDonald. Joe ... 23.177,186 McDonald. Paula. . . 204 McDonald. Sean ... 168 McDougal. Kelly ... 72. 75. 77. 168 McGhee. Robyn ... 74. 93 186 McGilberry. Traci... 60.186 McHaney. Ronald ... 204 McHenry. Melissa ... 18. 204 Mclnnis, Dena. . . 204 McIntyre. Ashlev... 75. 87. 148 McIntyre, Tonja... 204 McKenzie. Kristi... 74.76. 78. 79.91,186 McLendon. Angela... 148 McLeod. Don... 148 McLeod. Wendy ... 204 McManus. Steve... 186 McPherson. Ashley ... 204 McRaney. Carol... 74. 204 Meinhardt. Scott... 62.186 Mercier, Daryl... 186 Meyers. Angela ... 72.92.148 Meyers. Steven. . . 186 Middleton. Bart... 58.148 Middleton. Connie... 74.93. 186 Middleton. John ... 49. 204 Milam. Chris... 169 Milam. Jason ... 204 Miller. Ashley... 204 Miller. Jeff... 42. 58.159.164. 169 Miller. Jennifer... 56. 74.80. 186 Miller. Keith... 95.169 Miller. Randall... 204 Milligan. Marlyn ... 204 Mills. Amanda ... 72,89. 92. 148 Mills. Angela ... 72. 87.148 Mills. Avery... 204 Mills. Bryan ... 62.186 Mills. Gaston ... 186 Mills. Loree ... 80. 94.169 Mills. Michelle ... 70. 79. 93. 186 Mims. Sara ... 92.148 Minchew. Raymond... 186 Mitchell. Abraham ... 148 Mitchell. Angie ... 24. 204 Mitchell. Christi... 12.19. 69. 70. 74. 80. 84. 186 Mitchell. Connie ... 186 Mitchell. Jerry ... 49. 204 Mitchell. Scott... 204 Mitchell. Shane... 204 Mitchell. Shannon... 77 Mixon. Mike ... 169.172 Moak, Julie 149 Mook. Evon ... 204 Moore. Angela... 204 Moore. Angela ... 205 Moore. James... 49. 205 Moore. Jimmy... 91.186 ' Moore, Margaret... 12.36. 69. 74. 75. 84. 187 Moore. Tommy... 205 Moore, Frankie ... 82.187 Morgan. Ernie... 187 Morgan. Jesse... 82.87.140. 143,149 Morgan. Paul... 18.187 Morgan. Vince... 169 Morgan. Victor... 94.102.149 Morris. Brook ... 92.169 Morris. Melissa... 205 Morris. Paul... 169 Morrison. David ... 169 Morrison. Jeff... 70. 78. 79. 80.169 Moses. Billie Jo... 149 Mosley. Jerry... 205 Mosley. Krista ... 13.68.94. 159.161.169 Motes. Nick... 205 Mott. Robin ... 74. 82.85. 91. 187 Murray. Kim ... 74.205 Myers. Marty ... 93.187 Myers. Stephanie... 62. 72. 75.159.169 Myles. Steve... 169 -N- Napier. Brandi... 91.187 Neilson. Darlene ... 72.95. 149 Neilson. Tammy ... 65. 74. 77, 115. 205 Nell. Richie ... 19.42. 43. 47. 58.169 Newbum. Tammy... 65.187 Newman. Angie . . . 50. 56.60. 187 Newman. Karen ... 205 Newton. Sam ... 169 Newton. Timothy... 205 Nichols. Rebecca ... 205 Nichols. Rusty... 205 Nicholson. Jeffrey... 49.205 Noble. Jason ... 43.182.187 Nolfe, James... 187 Norman, Karen ... 24. 74, 84. 86. 89. 93.187 Norman. Ronald ... 95.169 -0- Odom. Alex... 187 Odom. Anthony... 205 Odom. Judy... 169 Odom. Lori ... 74. 205 Odom. Rhonda ... 169 Odom. Robert... 205 Olive. James ... 149 Olive. Kimberly... 60.92.170 Olive. Lesley... 187 O’Rear. Tanya ... 24. 50.60. 74. 76.187 Orr. Billie Jo ... 92.149 Orr, Michael... 92.170 Orso. Julie... 149 Orso. Liz... 149 Osborne. Patricia... 205 Osborne, Shannon ... 74. 205 Ott. Denise ... 90.205 Ott, Donna ... 89.187 Overstreet. Reba ... 79,92. 100.149 -p- Palmer. Kevin ... 95.149 Parden, Michael... 84.135, 150 Parker. Cynthia... 72 Parker. Debra ... 92.170 Parker. Harold ... 170 Parker. Jeff... 205 Parker. Robert... 55 Parker. Scott... 52.187 Parker. Tabby... 92.170 Parker. Wade ... 205 Parks, Steven ... 150 Parnell. Jennifer... 187 Parnell. Melissa ... 206 Pate. Gregory... 150 Patel. Maya ... 86.92.170 Patrick. Charlie... 187 Patrick. James... 296 Patterson. Carol... 93.187 Patterson. Charles... 95.150 Pavelka. Billy... 95 Payne. Wilma... 170 Payne. Mitzi... 187 Peavy. Ray... 90. 206 Penn. Nathaniel... 97.150 Peoples. Jessie... 170 Perkins. Darlene ... 26. 92. 162.170 Perry. Todd ... 31.42. 58.68. 70. 80.102,170.172 Phillips. Ashley... 34.74. 84. 188 Phillips. Jeanne ... 74, 206 Phillips. Oscar... 206 Phillips. Sandy ... 97.170,188 Phillips. Tammy ... 74. 85. 206 Pickering. Vincent... 170 Pickle. Tonya ... 74.206 Pierce. Elvin ... 58.188 Pierce. Frank ... 170 Pierce. Jeff... 82.150 Pierce. Shane... 206 Pilgrim. Emma ... 74. 75. 77, 188 Pilgrim. Susan ... 15.18. 92. 150 Pipkin. Jennifer... 206 Pipkin. Kevin ... 170 Pirkle. Cathy ... 56. 70. 75.78. 80.170 Pirkle. Chris... 56. 70.75. 76. 77. 80.115.187 Pirkle. Gary ... 27. 70. 72. 76. 80.100.131,138,140.142. 150 Pitts. Christopher... 206 Pitzulo. Jonell... 89. 206 Pitzulo, Paul... 49. 206 Plant. Claude ... 91. 206 Plant. Marie ... 170 Poiroux. Diane ... 92.170 Poiroux. Julie. . . 95 Poole. Gary... 206 Pope. Adrian ... 52.188 Pope. Derrick... 170 Pope. Dewayne ... 62, 70. 76. 77. 80.100.115.171 Porter, Gretta... 171 Porter. Troy... 206 Powell. Jeff... 188 Powell. Pam ... 93.188 Poythress. Tanya ... 21. 25. 72. 84.150 Preston. Kevin ... 78.188 Price. Lynn ... 24,206 Price. Tina... 206 Pridgen. Lynn... 171 Prine, Bonnie... 89.188 Prim. Lori. . . 89. 206 Pritchett. Tonya ... 70.76, 102.171,172 Pruitt. Joanne... 84.93.188 Pugh. Craig... 188 Purcell. Cathryn ... 206 Quimby. Kim 188 -Q- . 24. 37.84. -R- Ragsdell, Randall... 150 Raines. Kathy... 93.188 Rainey. Robert... 94.171 Rambo. Kellee... 12,19.24. 37.195. 206 Ramer. Donna ... 10.11.25. 27. 70. 72. 80.100.133.138, 139,142.150 Randall. Howard ... 188 Randolph. Taunya ... 75.86 Rascoe. Pam... 171 Rawls. Scott... 42.188 Reach. Kim ... 25. 72.78. 92. 150 Reagan. David... 206 Reaves. Missy... 70. 75,78. 86.171 Reddin. Glenda ... 188 Reed. Ralph ... 18.52.171 Reed. Rusty ... 31, 39. 45.144. 151,155 Reed. Tammy ... 188 Reeves. Lynn ... 87.188 Reeves. Terryl... 25.27.30. 72. 84. 148.149. 151 Reid. Debra ... 72.94.151 Reid. Ginger ... 50.60. 72. 75. 151 Reitzammer. Cynthia ... 168. 171 Remington. Dawn ... 94.171 Rhodes. Alvin... 171 Rhodes. Betty... 207 Richardson. Connie ... 19.35, 72. 75. 80.151 Richardson. Eric... 172 Richardson. Kim ... 26. 29.72, 75. 84.151 Richardson. Samantha... 24. 79. 86. 93.188 Ridgeway. Wayne... 151 Riding. Thomas... 151 Ridings. Mary Ann ... 92 Rigsby. Walter... 207 Roberson. Eddie... 172 Roberts. Nickie... 207 Roberts. Richard ... 77.189 Robinson. Angela ... 92.172 Robinson. Ashley... 24.37. 80. 207 Robinson. Kelly... 12.19.21. 24. 37. 74. 80.195.197. 207 Robinson. Shawn ... 43. 54. 189 Robinson. Todd ... 49. 207 Rodgers. Ardell... 207 Rogers. Ingrid... 151 Rogers. Leanne ... 60.189 Ross. Cathy... 207 Ross. Darlene... 189 Ross. Johnny... 172 Russ. Renea ... 72.84.147, 151 -s- Sadler, Beth . . . 90. 207 Salley. Kendall... 49. 207 Salley. Wendell... 49. 207 Salter. Kenneth... 151 Sanders, Charles... 172 Sanders. Kimberly... 189 Sanders, Leslie ... 26. 56.84. 151 Sanders. Sammie ... 23.55. 195, 207 Sanderson. Randy... 18 Sanderson. Sonya ... 82.93. 189 Sandifer. Bo ... 42. 54.189 Sandifer. Patsy... 207 Sandifer. Tammy... 154 Saucier. Camell... 74. 207 Saucier. Keith... 80.94.171 Saunders. Susan ... 26,92. 171 Scanlan, Suzanne... 171 Scarbrough. Scott... 100.171 Schrimpshire. Lee ... 70, 75. 76. 77.100.171 Schrimpshire. Mark ... 207 Scoper, Danny... 43.189 Scoper. Gina ... 72.84.92.171 Seale. Scott... 172 Sealy. Terri ... 89.189 Sellars. Janet... 74.189 Sellars. John ... 77.90.115, 207 Seymour. Tonya ... 30.70. 76. 92.137.139,152 Shannon. Jon ... 189 Shaw. Brian ... 207 Sheffield. Donald... 49 Sheffield. Scott... 207 Shephard. Tammy... 89.207 Sherman. Walter... 207 Shirah. Brian ... 207 Shipp. Angela ... 56.70.75. 76. 80.172 Shirley. Tonda ... 72.84. 94. 152 Shiver. Dana... 207 Shoemaker. Melanie ... 208 Shotlander. Robert... 208 Simison. Kelly... 77.172 Sims, Carmon ... 152 Sims. Keith ... 152 Skinner. Michael... 208 Small. Jennifer... 65. 74.77. 208 Smith. Alana... 208 Smith. Alicia ... 34.172 Smith. Brentley... 87 Smith. Cammy... 72.92 Smith. Cory... 90. 208 Smith. Doug... 172 Smith. Jeffery... 208 Smith. Jennifer... 75. 86.152 Smith, Julie... 93.189, 203 Smith. Karen ... 92.172 Smith, Kathy... 95 Smith. Kimberly. . . 84. 89. 152 Smith, Linda... 208 Smith. Lynn ... 90.208 Smith. Michael... 43.190 Smith. Michael... 208 Smith. Mike... 208 Smith. Michael... 172 Smith. Pam ... 82,172 Smith. Polly... 189 Smith. Rachel... 93.190 Smith. Rick ... 190 Smith. Robin ... 24. 70. 74. 75. 80. 84.190 Smith. Shana ... 82.92.172 Smith. Shannon ... 208 Smith. Steve... 87.90.152 Smith, Tammy... 190 Smitherman. Bryant... 172 Snow. Hursas... 152 Snow. Mike... 189 Snyder. Kevin ... 87. 90,152 Solinger. Tammy ... 50. 208 Sommers. Diana ... 56.60. 208 Sones. Charlotte... 208 Spain. Michelle ... 208 Spann. Paula ... 93.189 Spaers. Bubba ... 55. 208 Speicher. Marty... 172 Speights. Rico... 189 Sprague. Kristy ... 65. 87. 208 Springfield. Mark... 189 Springfield. Stephen... 208 Squires. Peggy .34. 68. 72. 80. 84.161.165.172 Stacey. Kenny... 27.70.132. 142,152 Stacey. Patrick... 190 Stagner. David... 173 Stallings. Alisa ... 26. 84. 94. 170.173 Stanley. Chris... 208 Stanley. Deana ... 70.76. 79. 242 Index 80.190 Stanley. Leigh ... 70.84.100. 167.173 Stanley. Stephanie ... 70.190 Stapleton. Rick .190 Steadham. Molly... 208 Stewart. Kim ... 89.152 Stewart. Pam .. . 200. 208 Stewart. Patrick... 152 Stewart. Tonya ... 92.172 Still. Lisa ... 209 Stinson. Dwayne ... 55. 209 Stokes. Dwight... 190 Stokes. James... 190 Stokes. Mac ... 19.153 Stokes. Missy ... 15.18. 20, 25. 34. 68. 72.130. 139.153 Stokes. Ronnie... 78.115. 209 Stokes. Thomas ... 78. 79. 86. 102.167.173 Stokley. Pam ... 19. 23. 26. 68. 72.84.135.141.143.153 Stone. Jeff... 190 Strachan. Edward ... 172 Strength. Jeffery ... 209 Strength. John ... 173 Strickland. Kristi... 190 Strickland. Kristi Leigh ... 31. 35. 74. 79. 190 Stringfellow. Bruce ... 190 Stringfellow. Deanna... 82. 173 Stringfellow. James ... 153 Stringfellow. Vicki... 74.209 Strong. Mary .. 153 Stuckey. Samuel... 209 Sullivan. Belinda ... 31.50. 60.102.173 Sullivan. Carleen ... 209 Sumerlin. Robin ... 173 Summers. Donna ... 50,60. 74. 80.190 Sumrall. Scott... 109 Sypert. Anita ... 92.153 Svpert. Randy... 190 -T- Tadlock. Chance ... 209 Tadlock. Roberta ... 90.173 Tait. Kathy... 209 Taite. John ... 173 Taite. Stephanie ... 209 Tarver. Johnny ... 190 Tarver. Robert Tarver. Sonja ... 209 Tate. Noel... 82.86. 92.173 Taylor. Gregory ... 209 Tavlor. Kelly ... 82.173 Taylor. Kvle ... 39.153 Taylor. Paul... 82.173 Taylor. Renee ... 74. 209 Taylor. Robin ... 173 Taylor. Shelia ... 190 Taylor. William ... 97.153 Teague. Cranston ... 190 Terry. Tammy ... 24. 209 Tew. Eric ... 153 Tew. Tammy ... 75. 209 Thames. Alan ... 19. 27. 39. 40. 45. 58. 72.130. 141.153. 155 Therrell. Renee ... 70. 74. 76. 77. 89.115.190 Thomas. Belinda ... 185.190 Thomas. Charles... 173 Thomas. Dana ... 52.153 Thomas. Melanie ... 72.153 Thomas. Melissa ... 74.115, 209 Thomas. Nancy... 60.190 Thompson. Angie... 191 Thompson. Billy... 191 Thompson. Fanci... 173 Thompson. Michael... 209 Thompson. Portia... 82 Thompson. Preston Thompson. Robin ... 70.72. 75. 76. 102. 115. 173 Thompson. Shane... 173 Thompson. Susan ... 86.174 Thompson. Pres... 209 Thrasher. Larry... 191 Thurman. Gina ... 70. 74. 79. 93.191 Thurman. Leslie ... 154 Thurman. Marla ... 26.127. 140.157 Tilley. Sharron ... 209 Tillman. Tonya ... 74. 87. 89. 191 Tomasco. Michael... 191 Toomey. Joe . .. 94 Towery. Kevin ... 27. 39. 68. 141,147.154 Towery. Wayne... 174 Trawick. Dawn ... 191 Trawick. |eff. . 154 Trawick. Keith... 154 Tucker. Bennie . . . 49. 209 Tucker. |ulie ... 86. 92.174 Tuggle. Tracy ... 75.191 Tunnell. Christine... 191 Tunnell. Patricia ... 82. 87. 174 Tunnell. Renee 93.191 Turner. Tracey ... 26. 84. 94. 154 Turner. Tracy ... 210 Tutton. Christine... 92.154 Twitchell. Eric ... 18. 39. 45. 154 Twitched. Kelli... 30.50. 60. 84.174 -u- Ulrich. Laura ... 210 -v- Vallier. Roxanne... 210 Vallon. Ann ... 93.191 Vance. Allison ... 93.191 Vaughn. Randy ... 42. 58. 174 Verkouide. Sandi... 70. 76. 77. 78. 89.174 Vernon. Rhonda ... 74. 89. 191 Vice. Jeff... 91.191 Vickers. Dustin ... 210 Vickers. Lauren ... 210 Vickery. Kelley... 191 Vines. Scott... 94.174 Von Eberstein, Deanna ... 70. 74. 79.191 -w- Wade. Daphne ... 94.174 Waker. Leonard ... 210 Waldrop. Wallace... 210 Walker. Dana ... 72. 86.174 Walker. Felicia... 191 Walker. Jonathon ... 154 Walker. Leonard ... 49 Walker. Michelle ... 174 Waller. Donya ... 24. 74. 86. 191 Waller. Steven ... 52. 75. 76. 77.115.191 Waller. Tim ... 54.191 Walley. LaDonis... 192 Wads. Misty .. .74. 210 Walters. Dana ... 50. 60. 70. 72. 76. 78. 79. 115.161. 174 Waltman. Bryan ... 70. 76. 115.174 Waltman. Tami... 26. 34.92. 174 Ward. lay... 174 Ward. Wade ... 39.40. 44. 58. 151.155 Warnick. Thomas... 210 Warren. Keith ... 40.42. 58. 82.174 Watford. Jeff... 54 Watson. Khristina ... 87.90. 210 Watson. Stacy... 72.84. 92. 174 Watson. Vikki... 13.18. 77. 84. 93.177.182. 192 Weaver. Dave... 174 Weaver. Joseph . . 154 Weaver. Karen ... 93.192 Weaver. Kenneth ... 192 Weaver. Terrell... 192 Weldy. Lynn ... 74. 210 West, Andrea ... 50. 80.192 West. Shelley... 154 West. Sonya ... 72. 86. 92.175 Westbrook. Dana ... 77,115. 210 Whatley. Bed ... 23. 24. 74. 75. 191.192 Whatley. Charles.. . 192 Whatley. Karen ... 175 Wheatley. Pamela ... 210 Wheatley. Pat... 94.154 Wheelus. Cindy . .. 175 Wheelus. Daniel... 192 Whigham. Veronica ... 210 White. Angela ... 210 White. Angela ... 192 White. Bevan ... 90. 210 White. Darlene ... 74. 87 White. Gena . .. 192 White. Jennifer ... 74. 210 White. Kelly ... 84.192 White. Tina ... 76.93.192 Wiggins. Marcia ... 175 Wiggins. Michael... 210 Wiggins. Randy ... 192 Wiggins. Robert... 210 Wikerson. Paulette... 193 Wilkins. Darryl... 70. 75. 76. 77. 90.115. 193 Williams. Deborah ... 154 Williams. Evangeline... 70. 76.115,193 Williams. Gregory... 210 Williams. |immy... 155 Williams. Kim ... 93.193 Williams. Levan ... 193 Williams. Micheal... 62. 70. 75. 77. 80. 193 Williams. Missy ... 85. 93.193 Williams. Pam . .162.175 Williams. Terry... 52 Williams. Trece... 210 Williamson. Kathy ... 50.65. 75. 78. 86. 175 Wilson. Angie ... 74. 211 Wilson. James... 193 Wood. Natalie ... 72. 86. 92. 175 Wood. Paul... 193 Woodall. Thomas... 49. 211 Woodard. Travis... 155 Woodard. William .. 52.193 Wright. Don ... 193 Wright. Mark .. . 193 Wright. Robert... 211 Wright. Thomas... 211 Wright. Tony ... 55. 211 Wynn. Donald... 211 -Y- Yarber. Brian ... 18. 23. 27. 39. 68.127.141.155 Yarbrough. Jerry... 211 Yell. Wendy ... 92.175 Young. Dwayne . . . 49.191 Young. Gerald ... 155 Young. James... 191 Young. Kolin ... 155 Young. Mary... 191 Young. Tim ... 52.175 Young. Todd ... 155 Index 243 Closing 245 Do you remember the laughter and the tears, The shadows of misty yesteryears? The good times and the bad you've seen, And all the others in between. Remember? i 1 Now comes the setting sun, The seasons have passed one by one. So gather the moments, while you may, Collect the dreams you dream today, Remember! 246 Closing e have ridden the waves one by one, Each with a feeling of a day that's done. Looking back and then it's gone, With another wave to carry on. Like an eternai chain that never breaks, Remember, Our rippies never cease. Closing 247