Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1988 volume:

Title Page 1 On the Air (Opening) 2 Moonlighting (Activities) 8 Wide, Wide World of Sports 34 Diffrent Strokes (Clubs) 68 Candid Camera 108 Who’s The Boss? (Faculty) 116 All My Children (Classes) 128 Those ( @!) Commercials (Ads) 214 Index 248 Off the Air (Closing) 252 r E Title 1 TELEVISION. Apart from money and time, it is the most influential factor in our lives today. Television influences our opinions. It makes us laugh and cry; it informs us of today's events, and reminds of yesterday’s. YESTERDAY. That is the purpose of the Gator Network: to remind you of your high school years — the days when you were young and the world was yours to conquer. You may have wanted to become President or a rock star. Maybe you wanted to lead the life of a double agent, or maybe what you wanted was a decent job and a family. Kuiuad() f REMEMBER. Back then, along with your high hopes, you had high ideals. Do you remember when you wanted to rid the world of toxic waste? Do you remember when you wanted to end nuclear warfare and bring about worldwide peace and understanding? And then, of course, others of you may have wanted nothing more than a really kickin’ party. REMEMBER. Do you remember when your friends caught you doing homework on the weekend, and when you were grounded for spending the entire day at McDonalds’? Do you remember your first love, or truck (whichever the case may be)? REMEMBER. Do you remember the cafeteria food? Do you remember, “Do not admit the following students?” Do you remember when the teachers “let their hair down?” Opening 5 YESTERDAY Our network. Gator TV, wants to take you back in time to that wonderful world, your world, Satsuma High: 1988. Like all networks, we put our best shows on during prime time, from September to June. During this space of time, GTV has its normal programs as well as its specials such as Miss Satsuma and Homecoming. All this activity doesn't stop there. The crew is also busy doing our late night programming and weekend specials. We have one interesting game show coming up at the beginning of each new program. Watch for “Jeopardy.” And now, broadcasting live from Satsuma High School, deep in the heart of Satsuma, Alabama, it’s GTV! (In stereo where available) Opening 7 .ii sso .. cm The extracurricular events and activities at Satsuma High School captured the viewers' interests and let them be more than students. For many, these activities provided an outlet for tensions or just something to do for fun. Though the list was long and the dust never settled, the staff kept going and never failed to satisfy the viewers. The list of programs included variety shows such as Talent Show, Anything Goes, and the Fashion Show; and special productions, including local pageants such as Homecoming and Miss Satsuma. GTV's own Drama Department presented a play in true Broadway style. The Winter Formal and the Junior-Senior Prom were spin-offs of the original American Bandstand, with viewers donning gowns and tuxedos to party and socialize with true class. 1. What activity do seniors look forward to the most? 2. How much is a prom ticket? 3. Who won the Anything Goes in 1987? Activities 9 Frankie Elmore Ashley Firth |ennifer Small Kelly Robinson Melissa Thomas Shannon Osborne Azalea Trail 11 “U Got the Look” went down in history as one of the best homecomings ever. Homecoming week began by student and faculty participation on the various dress-up days. On Thursday, the Homecoming Maids were given a tea, sponsored by the Student Council, and that afternoon was filled with excitement as the time for the parade drew near. Friday began with Senior skits given by the Senior football players and Varsity Cheerleaders. The rest of the day everyone anxiously waited for the game to begin. Kick-off! After the game, everyone headed for the gym for the big dance. The dance ended a week of fun, and created memories that would last a lifetime. 12 Homecoming Seniors: (Page 12, fop): Becky Nichols; DeWitt Baldwin; Lynn Price; Rod- ney Price; Leanne Harvill; Eddie Dees; Laura I,omax; Bruce Barnes; Jana Jemison; Kevin Butler; Lisa King; Sammie Sanders. Sophomores (Page 12, bottom): Kim Jemison; Tommy Moore; Lori Cave; Kenny Scoper; Stacey Payne; Robert Smith; Monique Pettaway; Ardell Rodgers. Scott Mitchell and Heather Lewis, MCs. Juniors (Page 13, top): Renae Grantham; Gary Patrick; Vicki McManus; Duane Tillman; Angie McIntyre; Jason Andrews; Carolyn Smith; Marcus Austin. Freshmen (Page 13. bottom): Zondra James; Michael Green; Del in Hardy; Robbie Duke; Tiphani Cave; John Mitchell; Ashley Norwood; Karry Noble. Homecoming 13 14 Hnmeco .......II IDCII Hi,ID ............................................ iiiilll!!! .......... U11111111 ||........... O iiiilll!!: Illlllllll iiiiilH iilllillll flllllllll 1111111111 Mliimr iiiiIIiiii ilium ilium illl!:;in ............ Lynn Price, 1st Runner lip Stacie Brown, Band Sweetheart; Michelle Tolbert. ROTC Sweetheart; Bess Kilpatrick. Football Sweet- heart. Lynn Price, 1st Runner Up; Laura Lomax, Homecoming Queen; Becky Nichols, 2nd Runner Up. Leanne Harville Lisa King Becky Nichols, 2nd Runner Up Jana Jemison Homecoming 15 McIntyre (unior, Vicki McManus Junior, Carolyn Smith Sophomore, Lori Cave Sophomore, Sophomore, 16 Homecoming Sophomore, Monique Pettaway Freshman, Tiphani Cave Freshman, DeLain Hardy Freshman, Zondra fames Freshman, Ashley Norwood Exchange Students: Mangus, Chrissy, Anna-Corin and escort Brian. Homecoming 17 Dimmed lights, new clothes, slow music, and the theme “Never Say Goodbye” made the 1986-87, Junior-Senior Prom a success. The Mobile Hilton was the setting for this event, as Mike Barnes provided the music, and Rodney Price, President of the Junior ('.lass, hosted the evening. The highlight was the crowning of Prom Queen and King. Debra Byrd and Gary Grantham received the honor. The Prom was eventually over, but memories of March 27, 1987, will remain forever. 18 Prom Prom 19 4t % ' Each spring the zany characters of SHS participate in their version of “Battle of the Network Stars.” But instead of stars, the participants are various class members and teachers. Every student cheers and yells for their “network” or class and has a good time watching their classmates making fools of themselves. 20 Anything Goes The Anything Goes contest of 1987 was held on the football field, which brought about some pretty “sticky” and “dirty” situations. Most of the participants ended up with egg on their faces or lying in the mud. The seniors of ’88 won the battle, but everyone had fun trying. Even the bosses who make our life at the network so “enlightening” had a good time getting into the action. Anything Goes 21 Every year at the SHS studio the senior class produces a show with dancers, singers, bands, and piano players. This “Amateur Hour raises money for the senior class while entertaining the student body. The competition was stiff, but a winner arose in each category. Robin Mott won the best singer; Lea Herndon won best dancer; Tammy Levins won best piano performance; and the group of Dewitt Baldwin, Bruce Barnes, Eric Randall, and Richard Roberts won the best band for the talent show of ’87. 22 Talent Show Talent Show 23 Excitement was in the air as the show began. We were about to be shown the year’s hottest fashions. As scene after scene passed, we drew closer to the Model of the Year competition, and speculation ran wild. At the finale, the winners and runners-up were announced. Second runners-up were Kelly Robinson and Ardell Rodgers; first runners-up were Tammy Terry and Bevan White; and Models of the Year were Jennifer Small and Sammie Sanders. A good end to the “Look of 88.” 24 Ai li 11 i« s This year’s play “David and Lisa” put on by the drama club took place in a typical American high school. The play was about a mentally disturbed boy and a young girl with a split personality. The story line follows them in their days at the high school. It depicts their problems and progress while under psychiatric care. The play was well put together. The drama club worked extremely hard to have the play go off as a blast. They received a well-earned round of applause at the end of their performance. 26 Activities Some of this year’s travelers ventured to Neustiff, Austria in February. Our adventuresome seniors spent ten days at the snowy mountain tops, speeding down icy slopes. They also took a Bavarian Castles Tour and side trips to Saltzburg, Austria and to the small medieval town of Sterzing, Italy. The chaperones for the trip were Ms. Mary Atchison and Mrs. Bonnie Hillman. Other travelers ventured to Washington, D.C. with Close-Up. During their week’s stay, they met with Alabama’s Senators and Representatives, spent time on Capitol Hill, and attended a Broadway show. One of the best parts of their week was meeting and mixing with teenagers from other parts of the United States. Sherrie Walker, Kristi Crenshaw, and David Blass. First Row: Shannon Osborne; Ashley Blackmon; Frankie Elmore; Ashley Robinson; Heather Lewis; Ashley Arnette; Jana Jemison; Kelly Robinson; and Shannon Cleveland. Second Row: Rodney Price; Todd Robinson; Kevin Butler; Michael Andrews; Brian Shirah; and Bevan White. Activities 27 The Gong Show was put on by Satsuma High School’s faculty and staff. Our teachers displayed their idiocy” to humor the students, and to help raise money to send our softball team to the state play-offs. First place went to Ms. Floyd, Ms. S. Williams, Mrs. M. Bell, and Mrs. Tolbert for their lip-sync version of Janet Jackson's “Control,” while Coach Miller won Ms. Atchison's heart with his rendition of “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling.” 28 Gong Show This year’s Winter Formal on February 6, “Honestly,” was honestly special, as it was held on our big weekend, the weekend that it honestly snowed. The crowd was huge, with over 500 in attendance. Everyone was in the mood for an “honestly” great dance. Most said they had an honestly bad” time. Michael Andrews and Lynn Price were crowned Mr. and Miss Winter Formal. Runners-up were Michael Brewer and Lisa Aplin, and Carnell Saucier and Renae Grantham. 30 Activities I V)Lll' Me E' :• — vs’ Potential donors approached the room cautiously. No, there were no screams of agony, but maybe they should turn back anyway. Before they had a chance to reconsider, a person in camouflage ambushed them. They were rushed through a series of forms and into a room where people could be seen lying around. In the end. it wasn't so bad; and they got cookies and cokes, too. Activities 31 The night of the Miss Satsuma pageant was filled with excitement equaled only by the Miss America Contest. Adding to the drama of the event was the tea that the contestants attended the previous day, where they were entertained by the Tri-Hi-Y sweethearts. In the breaks between presentations of the class maids, the crowd was kept entertained with fine music and inspired dancing. Just as the tension became unbearable, the Senior maids were presented. As resplendent as new fallen snow, and as glittering and cool as ice, the maids gave new meaning to the theme, “I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas.” Top Right. Emcees: Glynis Hutcherson, Scott Smith. Above. Frankie Elmore, Ashley Jenkins, Carnell Saucier. Middle Right. Bevan and Kellee congratulate Jennifer. Mangnus Wilkerson and Tammy Levins practice for the big night. 32 Miss Satsuma Miss Satsuma Melissa Thomas, First Runner-Up Kellee Rambo, Second Runner-Up Amy Chapman, Freshman Beauty Julie Trawick, Sophomore Beauty April Burdett, Junior Beauty Heather Lewis, Miss Congeniality Lynn Weldy, Miss Photogenic Miss Satsuma JUNIORS. First Row: Denise Bolling; Heather Tindle; Jennifer Boddie; Candice Galloway. Second Row: Scherrie Walker; Ava Stewart; Renai Grantham; Barzella Estel; Angie McIntyre; April Burdett; Paula Anderson; Melanie Woodall. SOPHOMORES. First Row: Lori Cave; Shannon Gerhardt; Leslie Norwood; Stacey Bush. Second Row: Julie Trawick; Traci Butler; Carolyn Schaffer; Kim Jemison; Michelle Howley; Heather Drummond; Danna Booth; Stacey Payne. FRESHMEN. First Row: Bridgett Robbins; Karen McWhorter; Sally Higginbotham; Zondra James. Second Row: Shelly Coleman; Melanie Norman; Detain Hardy; (ennifer Dennis; Christi Sullivan; Wendv Lowe; Ashley Norwood; Amy Chapman. Miss Satsuma EATHER ALERT WEATHER ALERT WEATHER ALERT WEATHER ALERT,,. For your safety and convenience GTV is broadcasting this weather alert. High winds expected from parents because of low grade system on report cards. Hurricane Jack Tillman will be coming through later this year. Freezing temperatures expected in Ms. Atchison's room due to air conditioning malfunction, and rainy weather expected from seniors working on research papers. However, despite all the stormy weather ahead we will finally see “Farewell-ther” in the end. Weather Alert 33 Mosl of us easily related sports to television, simply because almost every imaginable type of sport was televised (to some extent) during the year. Comparable to awaiting the Superbowl, the World Series, or Wimbledon was the GTV viewer’s anticipation of coming challenges by rival teams. And once such an event began, viewers were kept “on the edges of their seats” wondering what would happen next in the unpredictable world of sports. Because games were unpredictable, “bloopers” occurred without warning (and were often the high points of the game). A sports team consisted not only of dedicated players, but also included the dedication and supportive coaches. The team members gave their all and did their best to make the team all-victorious. But having only a coach and a group of players left something to be desired. That “something” was spirit of the entire school. Sports and spirit go hand-in-hand. And no one can say that Satsuma High School has no spirit. Without such energetic support, sports would most likely turn dull and boring. So it was as much the viewer’s spirit and support as the player’s dedication that kept sports a big part of high school life. J! nnIPxny = ==■ == =■ = = = iri == = = = = 1. Which football player has jersey 88? 2. On the average, how many baseballs are used during one of Satsuma’s games? 3. What sport was once played at SHS but is no more? ||eq)ooj .Jjnd-japMod iqSia oj x?s Z joiuas ‘qiiuis ))03£ 'I Sports 35 This squad features: Kerri Kostelecky; Jill Coate; Kellee Rambo; Ashley Arnette; Tabby Manning; Heather Tindle; Angie McIntyre; Ashley Robinson; Kelly Robinson; and Shannon Evans. 36 Varsity ('.heerleaders Switching the channel to William Carey College in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, we find the girls attending cheerleading camp. All of their hard work and practices paid off as they won superior ribbons in cheers, chants, dancing, stunts, and pyramids. Once again, they brought home the spirit stick. This year on GTV, Channel 10 featured our varsity cheerleaders in action at the Mobile Festival Center. In “The Battle of the High School Cheerleaders; they won first place against four other opponents bringing home $500 for their efforts. Throughout the year, the cheerleaders have worked to increase school spirit by cheering on the classes at pep-rallies and giving parties for the football and basketball players. Varsity Cheerleaders 3 Coordination and spirit is what really makes a J.V. cheerleader. The S.H.S. squad has captured the UCA title for three consecutive years. During camp the squad won twelve superior ribbons and captured the spirit stick every night. They also won the first place trophy for their cheer. Mrs. Annie Pettaway sponsors the girls and Angie Wallace is the captain. The cheerleaders set a good example by combining good sportsmanship and school spirit. Mrs. Pettaway An ie Wallace Wendy I .owe Sally lligginbothom Deanna Burkett 38 J.V. Cheerleaders Monique Pettaway Jennifer Dennis Donya Evans Amy Chapman Melanie Norman Zondra James J.V. Cheerleaders 39 X c X X S Gator Style on Friday Night, though it proved unsuccessful, was nevertheless exciting. Though technical difficulties forced a Thursday special edition, the Gators continually showed spirit. The Gators lost the season opener 37-6 to McGill and then put up a double overtime fight against the state-ranked Foley Lions but lost 19-16. The Mary Montgomery Vikings then came to town and squeaked by in a 6-0 thriller. The Gators did not give up, though, after their slow start, as they then neat Baker 21-20 in overtime. This victory gave the Gators the coveted WABB Checkers Team of the Week Award. Shaw then came to town to take away our coveted prize, but we didn't give in with a 3-0 thriller victory. Fairhope then proceeded to pirate all of the Gator pride away with a 42-13 wipeout. The next week Gator Night became Thursday in a battle with the Warriors of Davidson; Davidson won the game 17-6. The next week brought a week of fun with Homecoming. Though the dance was great, the game was all Bay Minette; final score Tigers 28, Satsuma 0. B. C. Rain was the next opponent in the way, but the Gators again experienced defeat, this time 14-0. The season finale pitted archrivals against each other, the annual Vigor- Satsuma game had arrived. The ‘Lectron’ proved too much for the Gators to handle though as the Wolves defeated the Gators. The season was not a complete loss though as the team gained experience and displayed a “never say die” style all of their own. Topright: Bruce Barnes trudges forward. Eddie Dees makes the kick; it's up, and it’s good. The coveted WABB Checkers Champ Award 42 Varsity Football Varsity Football 43 First Row: Steve Dorman; Wade Everett; Kevin Archer; Rodney Price; Derrick I.ucas; Eric Glass; Johnny Middleton. Second Row: Scott Donaldson; Jason Andrews; Kevin Butler; Michael Andrews; Karry Noble; Eric Lucas; Lee Duke. Third Row: Tommy Moore; Bruce Barnes; Shelby Robbins; James Corley; Phil Jordan; Shane Stewart; Scott Smith; Stan Ridgeway. Firs! Row: John Hammond; Mitch Wade; Scott Daugherty; Todd Robinson; Shane Ferguson; Troy Newman; Johnny Roberts; Jimmy Wilson, Mgr. Second Row: Dan Brewer; Ricky Doyal; Robbie Duke; Jimmy Pettus; Kenny Scoper; Scott Simmons; I nce Ward; Brett Farmer; Ricky Colburn. Third Row: James Moore; Robert Smith; Kendall Salley; Scott Sealy; Duane Tillman; Lance O’Rear; Tim Turner; Ken Kimbrell; Eddie Dees. The First and Ten squad under the leadership of Coaches Gartman, Szymanski, and Miller kept up the winning tradition this year. With a fired up team, they posted a record of 4-1-1. They hit hard, ran fast, and passed accurately — a most deadly combination against opponents. They will undoubtedly be a welcome addition to next year’s Friday Night Football. 46 |V Football Freshman Football 47 First Row: Sidney Price; Keith Gates; Jeff Smith; Ken McLeod; Chad Nelson; Ryan Gates; Kenny Hicks; Kenneth Montiel; Jody Sullivan; Jerry Me Raney. Second Row: Stephen Day; Billy Tarver; Lane Stewart; Chip Tate; Scott Moore; Gary Weaver; Paul Young; Mark Stinson; Clint Brown; Tommy Novay. Third Row: Mark Smith; Todd Casey; Andrew Driscoll; Troy Wilson; Klifford Mosely; Jeff Mauldin; Shawn Cost; Scott Perry; Johnny Foster; Jeff Gaddy; Bryan Patterson. Coaches Donaldson and Fletcher led the Young and the Restless to a near perfect season this year finishing with a 6-1 record losing only to Theodore. The freshman team displayed their super spirit, sportsmanship, and their undying will to win. They proved that they deserved to be promoted to PRIMETIME! = ■=• E E i s For the second year our SHS Lady Gators competed in the state softball championships, and for the second year, THEY WON! The girls played some tough games against strong competitors beating Pinson Valley and the Foley Lions. The Lady Gators even beat one team, the Bears, twice to remain State Champions. But our girls dominated and brought home the State trophy once again. It takes a lot of hard work and grueling hours of practice to excel at something. These girls and Coach Hicks were willing to sacrifice and put in that necessary time. They have truly earned the right to be called the Alabama State Softball Champions. First Row: Angie Newman; Yvette Martin; Tanya O’Rear; Rhonda Graham; Traci McGillberr) Donna Summers. Second Row: Shannon I ngsdorf; Kim New; Tracy McAdams; Patsy Sandifer; Bes Kilpatrick; Diana Sommers; Tonya Smith. Third Row: Coach Pat Hicks; Marcy Nichols; Michell Knowles; Jenny Miller; Laura Little; Taci Langley; I.aurie Miller, Asst. Coach. 48 Girls Softball First Row: Tara Waller; Bess Kilpatrick; Heather Lewis; Bonita Waller. Second Row: Tonya Smith, scorekeeper; Michelle Knowles; Tracy Smith; Tammy Jackson; Kristi Jones; Taci I ngley; Wendy Roberts, scorekeeper. Third Row: Terri Chavis; Daphne Payne; Laura Little; Jenny Miller; Kim Jemison; Marcy Nichols; Traci Butler. This year’s team was once again one of the most competitive in Mobile. Not only did they have an outstanding regular season with an overall record of 25 wins and 17 losses, they also had an outstanding tournament record of 12 wins and 8 losses. The girls “kept their cool” in tournament play when they had to beat BC Rain twice in the area tournament. They won with scores of 17-15, 11-15, and 15-5. They went on to outshine their opponents at substate where Bess Kilpatrick was named the Most Valuable Player in the tournament. At the State Tournament our gals showed the same pluck and spirit that has made them well-known throughout the state. They gave every team a run for their money, and we’re proud that they once again represented us at the state level. 50 Girls' Volleyball First Row: Marcus Austin; Jason Parker; fames O’Clair; Jeff Allen; Kirk Sullivan. Second Row: Danny Van Devender; Brett Burleson; George Hilliar Clarence Mabien; Troy Hayes; Mark Pope. 52 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 53 Kirk takes a free throw. Someone forgot to turn on the gravity. Gator basketball 1988 featured hard times and a lack of senior experience. This year’s team suffered through the first games, but gradually the team gained experience, ability, and the confidence needed to compete with any team around. Coach Fletcher’s team for this season was rebuilt with six juniors and five sophomores. The team’s star players were Kirk Sullivan and James O’Clair, and they always seemed to get the Gators into the scoring column just about every game. The year was, overall, pretty rocky, but this young team learned the necessities to become winners in the future. lames looks for someone to inbound to. Marcus takes a shot for a 3 pointer. I 4 This year’s JV team, short on experience, got off to a shaky start. But like all “pros,” they settled down later in the season and played some good, tough games. Under the supervision of Coach Donaldson, the team improved its basic skills, and began to hit those long shots. The dunks and the jump shots improved too, and by the end of the season they were lookin’ good and puttin' those two points on the scoreboard consistently. First Row: Dominic Jackson; Joseph Stevens: Thomas Wilson: Shane Hayes; Kyle Towner; Michael Butler. Second Row: Terry Jones; Robert Smith; Howard Hill; Ken Rice; Chris Dismukes; Gary Sims. 54 JV Basketball This year’s freshman squad began its long quest towards “prime time’’ one step at a time. Coach Gartman worked with the team members on coordination, team work, and floor skills. They started out the season slowly; but as their skills improved, so did the scores. They showed lots of enthusiasm, and by the end of the season, they gave us reason for real pride in our freshman hoop men. First Row: Chad Nelson; Adrian Martin; Darius Johnson. Second Row: Chuck Frauley; Jeremy Miller; Frank Brown; Eduanto Perkins; Kenny Dean; Brian Savage; Terrence Taylor. Third Row: Sterling Saunders; Mike Ezell; John Mitchell; Britt Russ; Shawn Cost; Jason Goolsby; Shawn Holly; Daniel Brown. Freshman Basketball 55 First Row: Tonya Smith; Bonita Waller; Diana Sommers; Susan Pervis, Nicole Pope; Sherry Hardin. Second Row: Amanda Bennett; I,aura I.ittle; Carolyi Smith; Tara Waller; Jenny Miller; Sharon Austin; Tammy Jackson; Coach Robinson. This year’s team was a young and running team made up primarily of underclassmen who worked hard on their basic skills. The season started out with a squeaker against Bay Minette with our Lady Gators losing by one point. The season continued with the girls sometimes playing brilliantly and sometimes not. They won a few squeakers of their own against Davidson 48-42 and Baker 52- 34. The girls got progressively better and ended up with a much improved team and a winning record. More than that, they were really ready and anxious to get started on next year. 56 Girls' Basketball Tammy shoots for two. Satsuma plays a tight game against Bay Minnette. Jenny Miller adds a point to Satsuma’s score. Bonita Waller shows her stuff in the scrimmage game. The crowd watches Tonya as she approaches the free throw line. Girls' Basketball 57 Satsuma baseball charged forward this year with many returning starters. Senior experience is always a help to any sports team and this year's baseball squad was no exception. This year’s big gunners on the mound were Steve Fuller and Eddie Sullivan, and Derrick Englehert and Ronald Semmes provided some excitement at the plate. The Satsuma Nine had fielding and hitting know-how in the likes of returning County All-Star Kevin Butler. The Gators had one minor disappointment this year, for they lost their long time head coach Rod Miller, but Mike Szymanski gladly took up the team and led them from victory to victory throughout the season. Far left: Coach, Mike Szymanski Ronald waits anxiously on the on deck circle. Front Row: Tory Nolfe; Steve Fuller; Karry Noble; Kenny Steiner; Rodney Price. Second Row: Derrick Englebert; Charles Chitwood; Robbie Duke; Bubba Hughes; Ronald Semmes. Third Row: Eddie Dees; Scot Sealy; Thomas Wright; Eddie Sullivan; Kevin Butler; Coach, Mike Szymanski. 58 Y'arsity Baseball Varsity Baseball 59 First Row: Taci Langley; Tracy McAdams; Bess Kilpatrick; Diana Sommers; Michelle Knowles. Second Row: Patsy Sandifer; Terri Chavis; Kristie Sumrall; Tonya Smith; Marcy Nichols; Marty Elia; Nikki Purdon. Third Row: Tiffany Williams; Lisa McDavid; Renee Townsend; Laura Little; Jennifer Miller; Amanda Bennett; Kim Jemison; Kim Hanke. Practice makes perfect and practice they did! And, as always, the Satsuma Lady Gators had fun on the diamond. This year's ladies, coached by Pat Hicks, had another winning season led by seniors Bess, Patsy, Tracy, and Diana. Play in the infield sparkled with the double play combination of Marcy Nichols and Terri Chavis; not many balls got by them. The outfielders, too, caught everything in sight; they really covered the area. The Lady Gators combined fun on the field with winning ways and ended with their usual great season. The Lady Gators get some last minute in- structions. 60 Girls’ Softball Taci Langley waits for that next drive from home plate. “Practice makes perfect,” they say. Patsy Sandifer and Bess Kilpatrick come in from the field. Jeannie Miller keeps 'em laughin’ and loose. Coach Hicks keeps those stats. Tracy McAdams tends right field with skill. Girls' Softball 61 62 (V Baseball Satsuma's JV baseball team last year had one of its best seasons ever. They ended the regular season with a record of 12-1, losing only to Theodore by a score of 7-6. The team entered the championship series with great spirit and confidence. After beating Baker 4- 1, Satsuma faced McGill, who dominated the game up to the seventh inning when Karry Noble brought in three runs with a bloop single down the first base line. This forced tne game into an exciting extra inning. In the eighth and final inning, witn Charles Chitwood on second base, Howard Hill hit a triple into the gap, driving in the winning run. This year’s team coached by Mike Szymanski were the Mobile County champions. Roy Patton, Coach Ever wonder why they call running back and forth as fast as you can wind sprints? Coach Patton tries to get his “lads” into shape. A new sport entered into the GTV viewing area this year. The sports line-up was now complete with the inclusion of soccer under the expert leadership of former Irish League pro, Roy Patton. Had a student been asked about two years ago about soccer coming to Satsuma, they Crobably would have given a good laugh, ut this year there were some twenty students molded into a lean, mean, soccer machine. Though soccer is not yet considered a varsity sport, several exhibition matches were played. Given some time, Satsuma soccer is sure to become one of GTV’s most popular sports programs. First Row: Jason Walker; Darryl Daughterey; Keith Williams; Eric Hudson; Adam Fornander; Matt Maddox; Daniel Hudson; John Cooper; Daniel Browning; Scotty Bedwell. Second Row: Dirk Gerdes; Magnus W'ilkerson; Chris Messer; Wayne Henson; Pat Dukes; Mike Aldus; Johnny Roberts; Richard Bryan; Gil Singleton; Coach Roy Patton. Soccer 63 Satsuma’s Girl’s Track Team for 1988 was in excellent condition. Their hard work and determination, guided by the firm hand of Coach Annie Pettaway helped to prepare them both mentally and physically for the challenges ahead. Staying after school, practicing relays and tosses paid off at the track meets. They tried hard and upheld our school pride, and all it took was a little “Leggwork.” First Row: Jennifer Dennis; Sally Higginbotham; Donya Evans; Cynthia Smith. Second Row: Marchette Taite; Sharon Austin; Tammie Jackson; Angie Blackwell; Wendy Roberts; Jill Choate; Unda Malone. 64 Girl's Track Satsuma tennis did not make international news, but it was one of our exciting sport features. From starting volley to final putaway, Satsuma tennis provided excitement unsurpassed by any other sport around. Through many days of long practice, each player developed a blistering serve, an astounding cross- court putaway, and a really overpowering overhead smash. Coach O’Neal Robinson provided his professional advice at each and every practice and guided the crew from match to match and from improvement to improvement. How about a nice game of doubles? Pete Knowles; Brett Burleson; Bo Freeman; David Blass; Ray Winters; Jeff Howard. Tennis 65 Eddie Dees, Crichton Defensive Player of the Week 66 Sports I_________________ Sports 67 For most students, the Club Network of Satsuma High School was a sort of side attraction. Each club was a small independent network of people grouped according to special interests. Like a game show, a club was something to “tune in” to for fun, but certain things were expected of members. Each member was, of course, interested in the club’s particular programming. He or she should have been interested enough to become dedicated to the club’s activities. Also, as most everyone knows, dues were needed to keep the clubs active. But dues and duties became small aspects of “club life” when all the fun was considered. 1. How many clubs are (here at Satsuma High School? 2. Which club has been active at Satsuma the longest? 3. Which SHS club has the most members? Clubs 69 SCENE: MR. PRESIDENT TAKE: 33 It was a great year for “Mr. President,” a network tradition. Our student body government proved that not everything had to get tied up in red tape when they pulled Homecoming off witnout a hitch. They wrapped up a year of lobbying and legislating for better conditions. Their proposals for no homework, and more liberal dress code failed, but the jproposal for a Senior Farewell Dance went with flying colors. Top Right: Homecoming decorations Top Left: Mrs. Carolyn Owens. Sponsor. Middle Left: Freshman Representatives: Clint Brown; Tara Waller; Todd Casey; Scott Perry. Middle Right: Sophomore Representatives: Kim Jemison; Donna Watson; Lori Cave; Kyle Towner. Bottom Right: lunior Representatives: fill Coate; David Blass; Renee Grantham; Carolyn Smith. 70 Clubs Brett Burleson. Vice-President; I-aura Lomax, Parliamentarian; Bess Kilpatrick. Publicity Chairman; Kevin Butler. President; Terri Hammond. Sergeant-at-Arms; Amy McClure, Secretary; Melissa Thomas. Elections Chairman. Clubs 71 UD Top 1-eft. Senior Representatives: Rodney Price; Becky Nichols; Lisa King, Carnell Saucier. Top Right. Mrs. Owens and Vicki McManus are hard at work. Bottom 1-eft. Appointed Officers: Traci Butler; Melanie Woodall; Frankie Elmore; Deanna Etheridge; Tara Foster. Second Row: Ashley Firth; Michael Brewer; Shannon Osborne; Scott Smith; Monique Pettaway. SCENE: GOLDEN GIRLS TAKE: 307 They had all gone crazy. They had been brainwashed by their parents, and the proof was in their clothes. They were dressed like hippies, and some were even wearing bellbottoms. Yuk! It was a flashback to the “Sizzlin’ 60’s,’’ and this was Senior Tri-Hi-Y. After initiation, these girls returned to normal, and through their good works proved that they were in fact “Golden Girls.” Top Right: Ava Stewart enjoys being initiated. Top Left: Sponsor, Ms. Mary Atchison. Bottom Right: Flower children sing for peace. Bottom l.eft: Halloween fund raiser — candygrams. 72 Clubs First Row: Kevin Butler; Carnell Saucier; Bevan White; Michael Andrews. Second Row: Kim Donovan; Benita Reynolds; Karen Baldwin; Taci Landey; Kim McClain; Frankie Elmore; Vicki McManus; Shannon Osborne; Ava Stewart; Barzella Estelle; Robin Cox. Third Row: Jennifer White; Paula Bray; Kerri Kostelecky; Jennifer Boddie; Kim New; Kelly Robinson; Ashley Firth; Ashley Robinson; Amy McClure; Kerri Grube; Shana Lafiette; Shannon Rowland; Paula Anderson; April Burdett; Lynn Weldy; Lynne Price; Lori Primm; Angie Mitchell; Melissa Thomas; Dana Drummond; Lisa King: Monica Jones. Fourth Row: Rema Williams; Kellee Rambo; Heather Lewis; Lorri Doggett; l.isa Reece; Melanie l.oper; Tammy Neilson; Jennifer Pipkin; Ashley Blackmon; Derenda Chavers; Jana Jemison; Ashley Arnette; Renae Grantham; Jill Coate; Melanie Woodall; Jodi Perry; Sherrie Walker; Renee St. Laurent; Amy Black. Fifth Row: Missy Cochran; Michelle Von Eberstein; Kristi Crenshaw; Tiffany Dean; Karev Clements; Jennifer Small; Misty Blackwell; Christy Brown; Shana Hall; Melissa Parnell; Heather Tindle; Angie McIntyre; Kristy Henderson; Kim Preston; Chrisy Rave; Rhonda Overstreet; Denise Bolling; Dana Bennett. Left: Sweethearts monkee-ing around. Clubs 73 Above: Heather Lewis won most authentic cos- tume with her impression of Janis Joplin. Mrs. Jeanette Greene, Sponsor ROTC’s first place Thanksgiving baskets. First Row: Vince Carney, Treasurer; Dana Drummond, Secretary'; Melissa Thomas, Vice-President; |ana femison. President; Melanie Woodall, Chaplain; Frankie Elmore. Parliamentarian; Mrs. Jeanette Greene, Sponsor. Second Row: Jennifer White; Melissa McHenry; Tammy Levins; Heather Tucker; Christy Brown; Amy McClure; Michelle Baker; Lynn Price; Renae Grantham; Beth Sadler; Misty Walls; Jennifer Houk; Ava Stewart; Barzella Estle; Ashley Blackmon; Angie Mitchell; taura Lomax; Shannon Osborne; Keri Grube; Lisa King. Third Row: Allen Swinney; Elizabeth Bugaj; Misty Howard; Brenda McMichael; Bobbie Green; Joe English; Michelle Norwood; Michelle von Eberstein; Rema Williams; Lisa Reece; Jill Coate; Amy Black; Renee St. Laurent; April Burdett; Melanie taper; Kerri Kostelecky; Ray Winters; Patty Crockett; Margaret Stone. Fourth Row: Tammy Neilson; Jennifer Small; Cathy Williams; Marie Roden; Andrea Peoples; Keith Mctaod; Chris Davis; Todd Reaves; David Blass; Kim Donovan; Rachell Esco; Rodney Price; Brett Burleson; Robbie Duke; Bo Freeman; Ashley Firth; Kevin Butler; Scott Smith; Michael Andrews; Ronnie Storey; Richard Babb; Kristi Miller. 74 Clubs What's the antilog for 6.3 xlO 3?' Mrs. Rene Wilkins, Sponsor They met once a month. They were the strange ones. They enjoyed doing MATH! (How mental could one get?) Constantly they endeavored to inspire the “excitement of mathematical knowledge.” And once — on a Saturday, when the school would otherwise have been deserted — these teamsters (collectively known as Mu Alpha Theta) sponsored a tournament for local Pre-Algebra and Algebra I teams. Firs! Row: Rachell Esco, Treasurer; |ana Jemison. Secretary; Melissa Thomas, President; Lisa King. Vice-President; Mrs. Rene W'llkins, Sponsor. Second Row: Tammv Neilson; Christy Goldman; Cathv Williams; Donnelly Lancaster; Bobbie Green; Michelle von Eberstein; Rema Williams; Rhonda Reece; Lisa Reece; Michelle Norwood; Kim Donovan; Teresa Sides; Elizabeth Bugaj; Brenda McMichael; Michelle Howley. Third Row: Patty Crockett; Tammy Irvins; Lori Cave; Frankie Elmore; Vince Carney; Joe English; David Conner; Ray Winters; Jeff Gossett; Robbie Duke; Scott Smith; Rodney Price; Ronnie Storey; Dale Johnston; Allen Swinney; Todd Reaves; Derrick Bell; Kristi Miller. Clubs 75 Algebra I. Firs! Row: Jody Chapman; Daniel Browning; Kelly John- son. Second Row: Mrs. Rene Wilkins. Sponsor; Pam Houk; Scott Wood; Christy Lee; Chris Persons. Geometry. First Row: Michelle Howley; Brenda McMichael; Elizabeth Buga Second Row: Mrs. Rene Wilkins. Sponsor; Lori Cave; Chris Davis; Allen Swii ney; Marie Roden. Algebra II. First Row: Jesse Thomas; David Blass; Jeff Howard; Joe English. Second Row: Ray Winters; David Conner; Ronnie Storey; Michelle Norwood; Mrs. Sandra Mayo, Sponsor. Pre-Calculus. First Row: Tammy Levins; Tammy Neilson; Melissa Thomas; Frankie Elmore; Lisa King; Rachell Esco. Second Row: Shannon Evans; Mrs. Sandra Mayo, Sponsor; Vince Carney. 76 Clubs SCENE: $64,000 QUESTION — TAKE: 192 They faithfully banned together and racked their brains to answer that “$64,000 question. ' They were Satsuma High School’s Scholars’ Bowl team. Hard studying and wreekly practices were worked into their busy schedules to prepare them for tough competition against Murphy, Shaw, and others. They finished this season with a well-earned winning record. Scholars' Bowl. First Row: Allen Swinney; Todd Reaves; Elizabeth Bugaj; Jeff Windle; Teresa Sides; Kristi Miller; Dana Drummond, Captain; Kim Donovan; Michelle Norwood; Michelle Howley; Brenda McMichaei. Second Row: Mr. Moo- dy, Sponsor; Jeff Howard; Emmett Tolbert; Ray Winters; David Blass; Vince Carney. Once considered a spin-off of the Scholars’ Bowl, Satsuma's Scott Hi-Q team made a name for itself this year. With practice sessions (and all the cramming done the night before) under their belts, these contestants were ready for any opponent. Now scheduled for a third season, this team has obtained a permanent time slot at GTV. Scott Hi-Q. First Row: Brenda McMichaei; Jeff Windle; Dana Drummond. Captain; I.isa King; Mrs. Moss, Sponsor. Second Row: Todd Reaves; Chris Messer; Vince Carney; Joe English. Clubs 77 Mrs. Owens, Sponsor. Stacey Bush waits in agony. First Row: Kenny Dean; Timmy Turner. Second Row: Tiffany Cave; Marie Primm; Sherri Sawyer; Donna Reynolds; Cindy White; Christy Sullivan; Jod; Chapman. Third Row: Tonya Gentle; Robin Tait; Umenda Dunn; Stefanie Saucier; Tiffany Fuller; Jennifer Dennis; Amy Chapman; Jennifer McDonald Zondra James; Wendy Stewart; Kristi Thomas; Monique Pettaway; Lynn Smith; Shannon Gerhardt; Tera Langley: Angie Jones; I.isa Night; Shell; Coleman; Bridget Sumlin; Ashleigh Freeman. Fourth Row: Karen Johnson; Cindi Alexander; Tiffany Williams; Danna Booth; Stacey Bush; Bobbi Greene; Donnally Lancaster; Tracy Mazell; Jenny Lions; Cindy Smith; Traci Butler; Lisa Hutchins; Karen Stewart; Yameka Wilson; Beverly Duncan; Loi Byrd; Rose Byers; Melanie Moody; Pam Holmes; Melanie Lynch; Twanna Hill; Michelle Tolbert; Michelle Palmer. Fifth Row: April Darawhich; Donn Watson; Nancy N’appcr; Vicki Lanier; Marie Rodin; Nicki Lee; Deanna Dukes; Iris Sanders; Mary Nichols; Melissa Greg; Rhonda Reece; Kim Cochran Kyla Covington; Sheryl Elmore; Nicki Davis; Melanie Norman; Pam Hawk; Tracy Jemison; Heather Hise. 78 Clubs The sign says it all. First Row: Officers: Stacie Brown; Lynn Price; Rhonda Reece. Second Row: Michelle Knowles; Leslie Norwood; Vicki McManus; Donna ( rtee; Ashley Firth; Kelly Robinson; Ashley Robinson; Shannon Evans. Third Row: Stephanie Saucier; Kristi Crenshaw; Elizabeth Bugai; Michelle Norwood; Lisa Reece; Jennifer Pipkin; Tiffany Dean; Shannon Cleveland. Fourth Row: Terry Childers; Allen Swinney; Bo Freeman; Melissa Parnell; Lisa Aplin; Michael Brewer; Tommy Moore. Clubs 79 They showed special aptitudes in the areas of music, art, or academics. During the year they carried out special projects in their areas of interest. One major project was the Model U.N. They were the gifted and talented people. Sometimes they didn’t quite fit in with the rest of us, but they enjoyed being “Square Pegs.’ Mrs. Scheuermann, Sponsor. Vince Carney tries to make all his intelligence flow to his hea First Row: Robert Lawrence; Jody Chapman; Lisa King. Second Row: Max Scheuermann; April Burdett; Kristi Miller; Vince Carney; Tammy Neilsor Crystal Thompson; foe English; Paula Bray; Shannon Mitchell; Jason Bosarge; Jared Kendrick; Lisa Pruette; Scott Riley. Third Row: Rena Scheuermann; Grant McLain; Merlin George; Jeff Howard; Jennifer Small; David Blass; Jeff Gossett; Curry Ferguson. 80 Clubs Max concentrates on his next move. Mrs. Rena Scheuermann, Sponsor Checkmate could be heard as the Satsuma Chess Club once again defeated their opponents in a close match. Well planned moves and strategy paid off as did hard work and practice. The pawns and knights protected their king to the bitter end. And again SHS came out the victor on the “board.” The “good guys” triumphed again. 'irst Row: Robert Lawrence; Walter Sherman. Second Row: Tammy Neilson; Dana Drummond; Eric Hudson. Third Row: Mrs. Scheuermann; Kristi filler; Merlin George; Greg Reagan; Shannon Mitchell; Chris Messer; Vince Carney; Leigh Ann Davis; Max Scheuermann. Clubs 81 SCENE: THE VOYAGERS TAKE 7 They traveled back to the past and uncovered its many mysteries. They found the hidden link between the past and the present. With a keen eye, they foresaw' troubles of the future and used their knowledge to make history. They are truly the voyagers of history, past and present, Cheat sheet. Mrs. Sullivan works with her members. First Row: John Summersell; Heather Tucker; Beth Sadler; Shauna Ufiette; Richard Babb; Mrs. Sullivan. Sponsor. Second Row: Lisa Aplin; Vince Carney; Stacie Brown; Max Scheuermann; Ardell Rodgers. 82 Clubs ‘Here’s mud in your eye!” “You’ve got to be kidding Officer . I-orri Doggett; Renee St. Laurent; Paula Bray; Mrs. Salter. Sponsor; Mark Doggett; DeWitt Baldwin; Paula Anderson. Second Row: Wendy Roberts; Kim New; Brandi Bamford; Michelle Luker; Cindy Odom; Dana Criswell; Gina Giles; Derenda Chavers; Jill Coate; Amy Black; Monica Beavers; Jennifer White; Stacie Brown; Karry Noble; Misty Walls; Dodie Greene; Deann White; Lizbeth Metts; Sandra Beckman; Joyce Smith; Angie Spencer. Third Row: Heather Drummond; Jennifer Boddie; Amy Rawls; Eric Hudson; Pete Knowles; Kelly Newman; Stacey Bush; Tiffany Dean; Christi Crenshaw; Amanda Butler; Lisa Dennis; Jodi Perry; Vicki McManus; Frankie Elmore; Karen Wike; Denise Bolling; I.isa Mcllwain; Margo Lomax; Sonya I,omax; Beth McAfee; Casey Herrington; Pam Holmes; Kelly Wentworth. Fourth Row: Betty Rhodes; Marcus Austin; Gerald Parker; Max Scheuermann; Donna Reynolds; Sherry Sawyer; Kristi Anderson; Tabby Manning; Shilpa Patel; Bonita Reynolds; Angie McIntyre; Ashley Arnette; Heather Lewis; Shannon Osborne; Carnell Saucier; Scott Mitchell; Chris Gibson; Paul Pitzulo; Shane Stewart; L. J. Adams. Fifth Row: Merlin George: Chris Messer; Greg Reagan; Chris Perkins. Clubs 83 % •SMC SCENE: HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN TAKE: 7 A group of believers joined prayerful hands in a “Pursuit of Happiness.” They showed their unabiding faith by holding a special fund raiser for Mrs. Taylor’s scholarship fund, and reached out with care at Christmas time to the orphans at St. Mary’s. Guided by the scripture of )ames 1:27, these followers promoted righteousness throughout the GTV network. Members take time to study the Word Dana Criswell with guest speaker. Chuck Chapman. Mr. Moody. Sponsor. First Row: Ashley Arnette; Heather Lewis; Kellee Rambo; Regina Moates; Dana Criswell; Cindy Odom; DeWitt Baldwin; Chris Messer; Devan Draughon; Tracy Lister; Dana Shiver; Angie Rust; Sam Thompson; Sherry Leonard; Miranda Conners; Susan Purvis; Christy Lowe. Second Row: Dina Gordon; Deidra Gordon; Ashley Bedsole; Jody Chapman; Zondra James. Third Row: Marie Primm, Jennifer Dennis; Melanie Norman; Kim Donovan; Sally Higginbotham; Wendy Lowe; Amy Chapman; Jennifer McDonald; Joyce Smith; Renee St. Laurent; Amy Black; Renee Taylor; Dodie Greene; Paula Bray; Kristi Henderson; Eric Hudson; Michelle Baker; Rose Byers; Lisa Knight; Jeannie Randolph; Jennifer Storey; Melanie Jordan; Lori Byrd; Vicki Smith; Jeannie Rosales; Marilyn Sherman; Jenny Hanes. Fourth Row: Mary Morrison; Mariana Guy; Michelle Von Eberstein; Rachel Esco; Melissa Scarbrough; Derenda Chavers; Ashley Blackmon; Cristi Crenshaw; Kris Emmons; Angie Ellison; Tiffany Dean; Rhonda Reece; Melissa Gregg; Julie Pharr; Scheme Walker; Terra Langley; Christy Sullivan; Tiphani Cave; Karen McWhirter; Michelle Reaves; Melanie Moody; Pam Holmes; Traci Jimerson; Heather Hise; Pam Houk. Fifth Row: Dean Mott; Grant McLain; Keith Mcl od; Ray Winters; Merlin George; Max Scheuermann; Dirk Gerdes; Scott Ward; Sam Day; Keith Marks; Ricky Colburn; Ronnie Storey; Mary Nichols; Denise Bolling; Brett Burleson; Shannon Osborne; Bo Freeman. Sixth Row: Mike Butler; Greg Reagan. 84 Clubs ... and you get to meet a lot of rich European men too! Le bonne temps roullier. SCENE: WHAT A COUNTRY! TAKE 2 After traveling the borders of foreign cultures, members of “Miya” found their hearts still at home in the great U.S. of A. During their studies of different cultures, they discovered the Mobile International f estival, an annual trip to Epcot and Disney, and an all new Miya Christmas dinner. Mrs. Williams also took an excited group to Paris this spring. First Row: Donna Watson: Amy McClure; Beth McAfee. Second Row: Latonya King; Michelle Norwood; Kim Donovan; David Blass; Melanie Woodall; Jeff Howard; Lisa King; Renia Williams; Kim McClain. Third Row: Kristi Crenshaw; Melissa Crouch; Stacey Payne; Renee St. Laurent; Rhonda Reece; Lisa Reece; Ashley Firth; Jennifer White; Missy Thomas; Marie Roden; Donnelly Lancaster; Christy Brown. Fourth Row: Kathy Williams; Nicki Purdon; Bobbie Greene; Kerri Kostelecky; Melanie Loper; Chrissy Rave; Jeff Gossett; Vince Carney; April Burdette; Ray Winters; Jenny Blankenship. Clubs 85 SCENE: LUCKY CHARMS TAKE: 7 With a four-leafed clover for luck, and a great sponsor for support, these little leprechauns went about their work. They contributed a great deal to the community, and the school. They conducted a driving contest, and planted shrubs around the school. However, it was rumored that the shrubs were just a ruse ... they were really hiding their pots of gold. A little luck never hurts.” “There’s just one wire left over.' I First Row: Rose Byers; Marsha Langford; April Darawich; Robert Lawrence. Second Row: Charlotte Colburn; Mrs. Scheuermann; Max Scheuermann. 86 Clubs No! I wasn't spiking the coffee.' irst Row: Darius Johnson; Kenny Hicks; Wendy Cornett; Kim McClain; Amy McClure; Tawanna Pickms;Christy' Sullivan; Pam Guy. Second Row. homas Wilson; Ardell Rodgers; Monica Jones; Kim Daughtery; Becky Nichols; Ashley Miller; Vicki Smith; Christy Stokes; Brandy Young. Third ow: Richard Babb; Jeff Emmons; Becky Palmer; Terra Nelson; Ashley Arnettc; Mary Schaeffer; Shannon Cleveland; Joy Driver; Kyla Covington. Durth Row: Jeff Mauldin; Johnny Foster; Melissa Saddler; Chrissie Rave; Jennifer Pipkin; Carolyn Smith; Deborah Sledge; Jemne Weaver. Clubs 87 SCENE: A TEAM TAKE: 4 Constantly on the run for Uncle Sam, they were super commandoes and highpower crackshots. They were ... (dum dee dum dum) the A Team. They marched and trained in a variety of shapes and sizes. They were a tough match for anyone. They helped the helpless, protected the unprotected, and continuously overcame their adversaries. Full of talent and determination, they thrived on strict military discipline, and they would have followed their Colonel to the death. These ROTC students were dedicated soldiers who could have defended their country in a moment’s notice, and we were glad they were at Satsuma to protect us from the forces of evil. Battalion. First Row: Melissa McHenry; Ardell Rodgers; Jessie Hales. Second Row: Robin Hood; Jerry Waldrop; Chris Moates; Wendall Sally; Shannon Smith. Third Row: Mike Dykus; Leigh Sones; Betty Rhodes. 88 Clubs Freshman Drill. First Row: Commander, Jessie Hales. Second Row: William Cowart; Ronald I.antom; Jason Bosarge. Third Row: Jeremy Brown; Clinton Cox; Deniss Weaver; Gene Hudson; Charlie Henry; Ray Phillips. Fourth Row: Don Carpenter; David Jernigan; William Calhoun; Gary Weaver; Robert Wiggins. Junior Varsity Drill. First Row: Commander, Bryan Whatley. Second Row: James Madden; Charles McMichael; Ed Thatenhurst; Chris Ferguson; Gene Charest. Third Row: Dale Johnston; Robbie Kelly; Lamar Hamilton; Kerrick Williams; Dachary McGowan; Aundray Houze. Fourth Row: Mark Crownover; Anthony Jenkins; Billy Calhoun; Shawn Davis; Doug Pitts. Female Drill. First Row: Commander, Robin Hood. Second Row: Niki Jemison; Rene Stewart; Louise White; Cathy Lewis. Third Row: Michelle Tolbert; Andrea Peoples; Tammy Gibson; Annette Peoples; Michelle Winter. Fourth Row: Misty Howard; Lisa Scott; Deanna Weaver; Michelle Palmer; Jessica l ugh. Varsity Drill. First Row: Commander, Ardell Rodgers. Second Row: Keith Rush; Joseph Watson; John Cooper; Sam Thompson; William McClinton. Third Row: Wendall Salley; Antonio Rhodes; Raymond Watson; Ernest Isham; Ricky Colburn. Fourth Row: Chris Moates; Jerry Waldrop; Matt Lee; James Adamson. Clubs 89 A Company. First Row: Gene Charest; Sam Thompson; Robert Kelly. Second Row: Antonio Rhodes; Deidra Moore; Dachary McGowan; Andrea Peoples. Third Row: Jason Bosarge; Mike Clearman; Tim Cox; Jason Culbreth; Niki Jemison; Tracy Brown; Angie Blackwell; Michelle Winter; Tammy Gibson; Cathy Levins; Nekole Pope; Mike Allen. Fourth Row: Jeremy Brown; David Jernigan; Max Scheuermann; Jeff Smith; Garry Weaver; Donald Carpenter; James Jernigan; James Calhoun; Eric Lucas; Lance Lane; Kerrick Williams; Billy Calhoun. ( A” Company wishes to dedicate this picture in memory of Cadet Corporal Jeremy Brown, a member of A Company, who was tragic ally killed in an automobile accident. C ILT Sam Thompson — “A Company Commander) “B Company. First Row: Louise White; Keith Rush; John Cooper. Second Row: Charles McMichael; Ricky Colburn; Michelle Tolbert; Chris Davis. Third Row: James Evans; Kevin Lowe; Jason Smith; James Morgan. Fourth Row: Chris Gossett; Greg Breckenridge; Dale Johnston; Brian Gulsby; Annette Pettus; Yameike Wilson; Cynthia Smith; Deanna Weaver; Lisa Scott; Lawanna Pickins; Rosemary Smith; Jessica Laugh; Emmett Tolbert. Fifth Row: Clint Cop; Jerome Cowart; Ed Thatenhurst; Charles Hutchins; Earnest Isham; Kenneth Brunson; Lamar Hamilton; Taylor Houze; Anthony Jenkins; Brian Pipkin; L. J. Adams; Chris Dismukes; Shawn Davis; Allen Patrick; Robert Wiggins. 90 Clubs “C” Company. First Row: Starky Hicks; Bryan Whatley; Bruce White. Second Row: Chris Moates; Ray Watson; Lee Watson; Matt Lee. Third Row: Steven Brown; Rene Stewart; Tammy Brundidge; Misty Howard; Melanie Jordan; Pam Downey; Michelle Palmer; James Madden; Ronnie I nham; Chris Ferguson; Thomas I.ayne; Chris Perkins; Raymond Phillips; Dennis Weaver; Charlie Henry; Gene Hudson. Fourth Row: Brian Meehan; Billy McClinton; James Adamson; Glenn Beck; Billy Tarvor; Aundray Houze; Dewayne Heathcoe; Jeff Smyly; Marc Weaver; Bobby Mosely; Mark Crownover; Doug Pitts; Jody Calhoun. Rifle Team. First Row: Shannon Smith. Second Row: Michelle Tolbert; Andrea Peoples; Lisa Scott. Second Row: Steven Brown; Glenn Beck; Jeff' Smyly; Starky Hicks; Bruce White; Chris Dismukes; Mark Crownover; Billy Calhoun; Allen Patrick. Color Guard: I.ee Watson; Matt Lee; James Adamson; Ray Watson; Chris Moates, Commander. Clubs 91 8 v W T SHs ,- j , DON T Dll - ■■ - ;.- ' ■' «. .; -- • .- .- • - - ' u ,4k -y - • m J ' t • • A J • . « • if - ‘ ‘ ' - . •■ ,, • J -r,-v -••« . rr u. x «% , • 2w r' f!. Clubs 93 SCENE: RAGS TO RICHES TAKE: 5 They were ordinary students. Their objective was to advance in the career of their choice. Each member of VICA picked a career field, and through on-the-job training, learned the responsibilities involved in their choice. With experience, good sense, and some luck, perhaps a few will travel that road from Rags to Riches. First Row: Dena Mclnnis; David Henderson: Derrick Englebert; Misty Blackwell; Tommy Moore. Second Row: Mr. Irby. Sponsor; Tammy Phillips; Candace Galloway; Beth Sadler; Sondra Beckman; Darby Moses; Wally Marks; Todd Byrd; Dwayne Stinson; Marty Jordan; Wes Hughes; Dena Hudson; Patti Osborne; Susan Douglas; Angela Moore. Third Row: Aubrey Williams; Thomas Murphy; Scott McArthur; Steve Messer; Jay Hudgins; Jason Hughes; Grant Melvin. SCENE: HIT THE JACKPOT TAKE: 5 They were ordinary students. Their main objective was to enter the business world. They strived to build leadership through on-the-job training. DECA members were instructed in the three M’s: marketing, merchandising, and management. Most D.E. students became so interested in Distributive Education that they planned on making a career of marketing and distribution. With their high school background, they could certainly solve the riddles of the business world and “Hit the Jackpot.” First Row: Darren Woodall; Second Row: Melissa Morris; Beavers Nflclanic Shacmakerj UM„ T.,, , w_____________________ B_w 0_ Third Row: Shelby Barton; Jamie Patrick; Carvll Taylor; Bo Jemison; Michael Reid; Wade l sley; Paul Pitzulo; Walter Rigsby; Steven Kemp; Alan Phillips; Gerry McManus; David Wentworth; Mike Porter. Fourth Row: Bo Solomon; Bubba Spears; David Brown. SCENE: LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS TAKE: 9 They always looked like a million bucks, and Robin Leach never knew otherwise. No one would have guessed that they were just high school students from Satsuma. There was a constant demand for their talents. They did fashion shows for school, and for local businesses. These are the kind of people that “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” was all about. Mrs. Sierra poses with Jennifer Small before a show. Seniors. Officers: Kelly Robinson; taura Lomax; Bevan White; Tammy Terry; Ashley Robinson; Sammie Sanders. Second Row: Amy McClure; Gina Giles; Stacie Brown; Lynn Price; Ashley Arnette; Carol McRaney; Terri Hammond; Ashley Blackmon; Keri Grube; Lynn Weldy; Keller Rambo; Missy Thomas; Ron McHaney; Eddie Warnick. Third Row: Kevin Lee; Anna-Corin Henrikson; Dana Drummond; Christie Brown; Penelope Wiley; Chris Moates; Lisa Aplin; Wendall Salley; Ardell Rodgers; Jamie Patrick; Kevin Fincham; Robert Palmer; Billy Johnson; Karey Clements; Donna Ezell. 96 Clubs Juniors. First Row: Shilpa Patel; Sherrie Walker; Merlin George; Wendy Roberts; Heather Tindle; Candace Williams. Second Row: Kristi Crenshaw; Tracy Smith; Renee St. Laurent; April Burdett; Jennifer Boddie; Melanie Woodall; Paula Anderson; Bryan Whatley; Zina Barnes; Aleidra Seals. Third Row: Tony Rhodes; Barzella Estle; Lisa Reece; Melanie Loper; Denise Bolling; Kim Preston; Ricky Colburn; Renea Grantham; Kim Wiggins; Tracy Sollie; Tiffany Walker; Janet Greene. Sophomores. First Row: Rhonda Reece; Angie Wallace; Monique Pettaway; Mary Nichols; Heather Drummond. Second Row: Leslie Norwood; Stacey Payne; Julie Trawick; Denna Smith; Tiffani Williams; Donna Watson; Sherrie Hardin; Stephanie Saucier; Ashley Freeman; Danna Booth. Third Row: Deidra Moore; Angela Waddill; Michelle Howley; Lori Cave; Cindy White; Shelby Robbins; Ken Kimbrell; David Jones; Scotty Davis; Jason New; Thomas Wilson; Fred Marshall. Clubs 97 SCENE: PUTTIN’ ON THE HITS TAKE: 3 Sure you’ve seen them playing on shows like the “Tonite Show” and ‘‘American Bandstand,” but underneath their superstar images they were just regular people. They stayed long hours after school, gave up part of their summer, and even their weekends to practice. They learned the meanings of discipline and precision. They spent a lot of time on location, and consistently beat other shows in the ratings. They deserved their time in the spotlight, and they did a great job of ‘‘Puttin’ on the Hits.” Magnus, our exchange student, plays lead horn. And we marched all summer. First Row: Sherry I.eonard; Mariana Guy. Second Row: Jennifer Houk; Dana Shiver; Angie Blackwell. Third Row: Angie Rush; Christy Bandy; Lisa McDavid; Starla Holland; Tracy )immerson; Lisa Courtney; Marie Roden; Melissa Sauers; Pam Guy. 98 Clubs Director Danny Doyle gets a bird’s-eye view of his cast as he puts them “through their paces after school. Dance Line. First Row: Heather Drummond; Jody Perry; Angel Kelly; Tracy Lister. Second Row; Delaine Hardy; Stacie Brown. Captain; Beth Middleton; Lisa Steele. Third Row: Renae Grantham; Carolyn Schaffer; Lynn Price; Ava Stewart. Fourth Row: Tammy Terry; Mary Nichols; Lisa Aplin; Michelle Baker. Clubs 99 Drum Major. Corey Smith Corey demonstrates his winning skill. The Spirit of Satsuma practices their togetherness. Oh. no! Do we have to do it again!!! Top Right: Keith McLeod; Jeannie Randolph; Chuck Moon. Middle Left: Crissy Jones; Allison Abercrombie; Melanie Jordan; Krystal Bates; Rachell Esco; Karen Johnson; Stacy Brown. Second Row: Ashley Semmes; Ginny Taylor; Deidre Gordon; Rose Byers; Robin Taite; Tonya Gentle. Middle Right: George Grace; John Betros; Chris Persons; Keith Abston; Carl Young; Charles McWai; Scott Strickland. Bottom Right: Jason Hadaway; Corey Conney; John Wright; David Landrum; Lance Lane. Second Row: Jeremy Morgan; Sam Day; Mike Brown; Gary Patrick; Magnus Wilkerson; Tony Barnes; Chris King. 100 Clubs Top Left: fames O’Clair: Derek Draughn; Richard Babb: Richard Maughon: Scotty Bedwell; Scotty Wood; Eddie Preston: Jeremy Miller; Emmett Tolbert. Middle Left: Lori Smith; Tara Karr; Bekara Carter. Second Row: Pam Houke; Jennifer Lanier; Sherilyn Andrews; Jennifer Storey. Middle Right: David Conner; Cory Smith; Jeff Reeves. Bottom Left: Doug Richie; Dee Dee Cooper; Claude Johnson; Kevin Abston; Ronnie Storey; Keith Marks; Bubba Hughes; Jeremy White; Miranda Conner; Marc Leverritt. Clubs 101 SCENE: NINE TO FIVE TAKE: 8 This show had the largest cast on our network, and it won several awrards. This program about life in the real world provided viewers and cast alike with the opportunity to learn what it was really like out there. Their work was hard, but in the end they learned that life was much more than “Nine to Five.” Seniors. First Row: Robyn Cox; Monica Iones; Julie Mason; Anita Lankford; Beth Mason; Deidra Goldman. Officers: Glynis Hutcherson; Melissa Parnell; Alicia Stamey; Stephanie Jones; Angie Harrell; Lori Primm; Carol McRaney; Christy Goldman. Second Row: Shauna Laffiette; Sonja Tarver; Tammy Gatlin; Gina Giles; Tonya Pickle; Olivia Purcell; Kim Murray; Patti Osborne; Pamela Stewart; Margaret Stone; Lydia Key; Patty Crockett; Stephanie Taite; Geralyn Bennett; Yves Jackson; Kim Daugherty. Third Row: Robert Brunson; Jonell Pitzulo; Shannon Cleveland; Kelly Finch; Paul Lynn; Michelle Baker; Angie Wilson; Tracy McAdams; Dana Westbrook; Stephanie Pettus; Jennifer Houk; Tonya McIntyre; Lisa Hoven; Joy Driver; Donna Ezell; Bevan White; Ashley Miller. 102 Clubs Juniors. First Row: Rhonda Hoven; Sherlyn Andrews; Kim Donovan; Dodie (ireene; Terrie Black; Stephanie Kemp; Amy Black; Scheme Walker; Shannon Rowland; Wendy Roberts; Monica Dixon; Christy Bandy; Mrs. Bell. Second Row: Joyce Smith; Wendy Kidd; Kristin Emmons; Angie Ellison; Tracy Smith; Amanda Sims; Lorrie Smith; Tina Williams; Michelle Moody; Becky Parmer; Angie Spencer. Third Row: Bambi Howell; akita Smith; Lisa Enzor; Brenda Gilbertson; Terra Nelson; Peggy Parmer; Rhonda Overstreet; Tiffany Dean; Heather Tindle; Kim Preston; Tony Barnes; Bonita Reynolds; Karen Baldwin; Carla Beasley; Kim White; Melissa Cochran; Carolyn Smith; Tiffany Walker; Tracy Sollie. Sophomores. First Row: Melinda Dunnigan; Barbette Davis; Kristie Sumrall; Rose Byers; Lynn Smith; Monique Pettawav; Stacey Bush; Tiffany Fuller; Crista Grimes; Kay Galloway; Melissa McCarter; Robin McCoy; Mrs. July. Second Row: Melissa Sauers; Chanda Moses; Lorri Norman; Lara Adams; Jenny I.yons; Krissy Smith; Sherri Tanner; Brian Jackson. Third Row: Thomas Wilson; I.isa Courtney; Mary Morrison; Theresa Davis; I ori Cave; Nikki Lee; Beth Middleton; Kathryn Reynolds; Marty Elisas; Timothy Jones. Clubs 103 SCENE: COVER-UP TAKE: 6 This is the story of a hard-working group of people. These people were reporters who would do anything to get their story. Many tinier these brave news hounds were forced to go undercover to expose such community problems as the need for more parking space, and to inform the public of the backgrounds of their new teachers. These reporters were able to do their jobs so well because they knew that their tough-as-nails editor would go to bat for them if necessary. They were also backed 100% by the big-boss — Mrs. B. They worked hard to keep us informed, and to expose any “Cover-Up.” 104 Clubs Tammy Levins, editor, tries to make lennifer reveal her source. Vince Carney scans the important news of the day ... the funnies. Mrs. Ballard (alias Mrs. B) proofreads future Gazette articles. First Row: Rema Williams; Rene Taylor; Becky Nichols; Eric Hudson; Sam Stuckey; Christy Brown. Second Row: Lisa King; Heather Tucker; Vince Carney; Tammy Levins, editor; Jennifer White; David Blass; Kim Donovan; Michelle Norwood. (Not Pictured Melissa Thomas) Becky Nichols and Rene Taylor are hard at work. Jennifer White and Kim Donovan are busy working, while Eric Hudson and Lisa King try to find another way to design the article. Clubs 105 SCENE: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE TAKE: 999 10 Their lives were like nightmares, and these strange codes haunted their dreams. lOpt. melior bd, clc, reverse print, lOpt ... Wno were they? They were the yearbook staff. They were charged with the task (should they choose to accept it) of identifying every person in the Sr. Tri Hi Y picture, not to mention making 70 page (leadlines, and pity the poor person who got stuck doing the index. They had a tough job, but using the two I's (improvisation, and imagination) they managed. (This page will self-destruct in five seconds.) m K r 106 Clubs First Row: Dana Drummond, Editor: Jeff Gossett: Lisa Reece. Second Row: Jennifer Boddie; Kerri Kostelecky; Melanie Woodall; Joe English. Copy Editor; Melanie Loper, Ray Winters. Third Row: Kim New; Kelly Robinson; Angie Mitchell; Jana Jemison; Tammy Neilson; Patty Crockett; Rhonda Reece; Jennifer Small; Barzella Estle. Don't touch that dial!” I’m not going out with either one of you.” What do you mean I'm on Candid Camera?” She did it... she hid Mrs. Saunders' keys! Clubs 107 Our Candid Camera delved into all the nooks and crannies of Satsuma High School “where no man has dared to go before Wjrlooked I and low, far and wide, here and infinite dent many variou sites, vv and Friday. So tune in the real 9 School knowing eye of GTV- variety ol activity. Since there s sh e focused on Faces lirit of Sets1 en through hat we found was an human (?) and! igh pes, colors and FeetrfFun, to ou uma the all-sdeing, were so r ex High pose . I v . • • i‘ t • ■ ; «V.NV ' • i' . , ■ - ■ . •' ' 11 1 I 1 I I 11 Under the guidance of Lee A. Shoquist, the President of Gator TV, the entire cast and crew held everything together and, by working together, provided for the viewers the best possible production. Gator TV consisted of the Network Programming staff, who helped with special problems and kept viewers on schedule; the Production staff, who offered their time and support and tried to show the viewers the best way to go; and the “Crew,” which was divided according to specific jobs. Office workers held the control booth down to a dull roar and informed viewers about upcoming events. The Media Center kept the viewers “in tune” through modern technology. Local “substitutes for such famous women as Sara Lee, Betty Crocker, and Julia Child supplied the cafeteria with their versions of TV dinners. Last, but far from least, the maintenance engineers did the fine tuning at Satsuma High School by keeping halls and classes from becoming overloaded and blowing a fuse. 1. Who was the first principal of Satsuma High School? 2. Which teachers have been at Satsuma the longest? 3. How many teachers are there at Satsuma High School now? Faculty 117 118 Faculty Paul Greene, Asst. Principal Victor Gaston, Asst. Principal Mary Atchison, English Carolyn Ballard, History Delana Barber. Psychology Faculty 119 Mildred Blass, Cooperative B.E. Cleon Bolden, Exceptional Education Kay Breland, Math Annie Bumpers, English Sally Christian, Office Billy Coleman, P.E. Willie Donaldson. History Danny Doyle, Band Director Marian Ethridge. Librarian Thomas Fletcher, English 120 Faculty Sandra Mayo, Math Pauline McPherson, Secretary Louise McVay, Exceptional Education. Mrs. Milam keeps us all straight. 122 Faculty Coach S .ymanski grades his students’ math tests. Glenda Messina. Typing Mary Milam. Bookkeeper Rodney Miller, History Faculty 123 Mattie Sullivan, History Mike Szymanski, Math Earnestine Tolbert, English Hardy Ulmer. R.O.T.C. Gloria White, English Faculty 125 Martha White, Exceptional Education Rene Wilkins, Math Gerald Williams, Driver's Education Sherian Williams, Foreign language Lunchroom Staff: Dessie Austin; Janice Presnail; Mary Landrum; Gwen Lister; Theresa Young; Lisa West; Odell Johnson; Anita Byrd. Manager. Daytime Maintenance Staff: Mamie Wilkins; Willie Jackson; Gary Byrd. Supervisor; Dorothy McWilliams. Evening Maintenance Staff: First Row: Matthew McWilliams; Dorothy McWilliams; Clara McCarrol; Dora Martin. Second Row: Julia Sullivan; Obra Byrd; Mattie Hughes; Mamie Wilkins. Faculty 127 illimi The production of a finely-tuned viewer took four years of hard and dedicated work. These four years were presented in “to-be-continued segments, beginning with the Freshman Year. Each year, the viewer came one step closer to that long-awaited graduation night. The Freshman Year was a pilot show that developed into a new series of episodes. The freshmen made their debut into a new and different world. Moving one step up to sophomore status gave them a sort of identity. The Sophomore Year was a sitcom, firmly established with a position and a name. Some sophomores became free- wheeling highwaymen with the addition of a driver's license. On to the Junior Year, a soap opera-like segment, in which the viewer finally saw the big picture. With graduation so close, many preparations had to be made. Class rings predicted a year of excitement and opened the doors to Prime Time. The Senior Year was known to most GTV viewers as Prime Time. It included an atmosphere of responsibility and fun, woven into one tight bundle. Prime Time was the viewer’s time to shine like the stars. This year also held special memories for viewers as they anticipated graduation and hoped that they could avoid going into syndication. 128 Classes 1. Who is president of the Senior (.’lass of 1988? 2. Which class is the largest this year? 3. How much has the average graduate paid for activities during the four years of high school? 06Z‘I$ £ sse|;j ueiuqsaj z ajouj|;.j ai uej i i Class Officers. Left to Right: Kenneth Dean. President: Sydney Price. Vice-President; Amy Chapman. Secretary. 130 Freshmen They entered a new world and carried a new title (however belittling it might have been). They stayed lost and confused for most of the year. They were the Baby Gators. They struggled through this “pilot series called the Freshman Year with unabiding faith and desperately tried to avoid being called Freshmen,” but couldn’t help “looking the part.” They wanted to prove to everyone (including themselves) that they could make it — no matter what. But they had yet to see “The Light” ... (to be continued) Class Favorites: Jennifer Dennis. Kenneth Dean. Allison Abercrombie Kevin Abslon Keith Adair “L. I.” Adams lames Adamson Michael Aldous (eff Ammons Jason Andrews Ryan Armistead Russell Barton Glen Bass Michael Baxter Jim Bean Amanda Bennett Jerry Bennett Melinda Bertram John Betros April Blankenberg Jason Bosarge Allison Brasier Michael Breckenridge David Brodeur Brent Brown Clint Brow'n Daniel Brown Frank Brown Jason Brown Jeremy Brown Michael Brown Steven Brown Freshmen 131 David Browning Kenneth Brunson Brian Bunch Stephanie Burkett Gregory Busby Lori Byrd Stoney Byrd Billy Calhoun Jody Calhoun lames Calhoun Donnie Carpenter Todd Casey Tiphani Cave Amy Chapman Jody Chapman Ronnie Chestang Michael Clearman Chad Clements DeeDee Coaker Tameka Coby Cynthia Colburn Raymond Colburn Shelly Coleman Renee Connell Corey Conner Miranda Conner John Cooper William Cooper Lisa Corley Shawn Cost 132 Freshmen KfcUiSIKfllluN Today, on GTV, we see our Freshman class with their “moms” registering for the new school year. The Freshmen were in for a real treat as they entered Satsuma High School not knowing where any of their classes were or which hall to walk dowm, w'here to turn, or even what to ask. It seemed that the biggest problem Freshmen had was locating the lunchroom. The best way to spot a Freshman was to look for the little people carrying maps; but the fun of it was pointing them in the wrong direction. Here come ’I)e Freshmen. These Freshmen are ready to study. Kimberly Cothran Lisa Courtney Kyla Covington Jerome Cowart Clint Cox Tim Cox Amanda Crisler Dena Crocker Chris Crutcher Jason Culbreth Freshmen 133 One thing about Freshmen was they were never seen alone. This kept them from being harassed by upperclassmen who were always on the lookout for Baby Gators. The herd instinct found among ninth graders has given them an advantage at pep rallies, in the lunchroom, and walking down the hall. This may be caused by not having shed the months of middle school or the gut- wrenching fear of upperclassmen. They seemed to be joined like Siamese twins. But by the time they had been at SHS for a year, they separated and learned to survive on their own. Count them! One. Two, Three. Never alone. The Freshmen arc doing their thing. lack Danials Felisha Davis Nicki Davis Shawn Davis Stephen Day Cheryl Dean Kenneth Dean Shannon Dean Jennifer Dennis Kevin Dennis 134 Freshmen James Dingier David Dixon Dewanda Dixon Steve Dorman Codie Doss Sherman Douglass Derek Draughon Steven Dreaden Andy Driscoll Beverly Duncan Melissa Ellison Cheryl Elmore Arthur English Donya Evans lames Evans Mary Evans Elaine Ezell Michael Ezell Bill Ezelle Ashley Farrior Chris Ferguson Adam Fornander Johnny Foster Chuck Frawley Brandy Frost Jeff Gaddy Matt Gartman Ryan Gates William Gates Carey Gerdes Freshmen 135 Tammy Gibson Jennifer Gilbert Larry Givens Linda Givens James Gleason Jason Goolsby Dina Gordon Chris Gossett Christy Grandstaff Michael Cireene Michael Greene Brenda Gulsby Michael Gurganus Patrick Hagamaker Kimberley Hanke Casey Harrington Michael Hearin Brian Hearn Scott Hearn Gordon Heathcoe Matthew Henderson Charlie Henry Kenneth Hicks Sally Higginbotham Dewayne Hill James Hill Heather Hise Shawn Holley Pamela Holmes Jennifer Holt Pamela Houk Ronald Houseknecht Aundraye Howze Taylor Howze Richard Huggins Lisa Hutchins Donald Hyde Linda Hyde Chasity Ivie James Ivy Zondra James Jennifer Jarman Jacob Jenkins David Jernigan Sandy Jernigan Traci Jimerson Darius Johnson Joseph Johnson Kelly Johnson Angelique Johnson 138 Freshmen Andra Jones Angelia Jones Jason Jones Katrina Jones La Trina Jones Timothy Jones Brian Jordan Karen Jordan Melanie Jordan Jared Kendrick Chad Kiper Lisa Knight Mike Kyle Chad Langley Tara Langley Ronnie Lanham Jennifer Lanier Lewis Lankford Thomas I,ayne Christie I,ee Marc Leveritt Terry Levins Bryan Little Dale Little Jackie Lister Michael Long Jessica Lough Christy Lowe Kevin Lowe Wendy I.owe Freshmen 139 Speaking of herds, the Freshman Class invaded SHS like Attila the Hun. The Freshman Class outnumbered any of the other classes and was really noticeable at the pep rallies. They surprised us at how quickly they caught on to the way in which our pep rallies rvere conducted and responded well to “Let’s get fired up! and “What’s the good word?” Most of the class showed lots of school spirit during Homecoming week. The class of ’91 gave plenty of competition to the other classes by walking away with two spirit sticks as they proved to be the most enthusiastic class. The Freshmen outnumber every class. The freshmen won the spirit stick again. Donald Lucas Loretta Lucas Clint Lynch Melanie Lynch James Madden Brandi Marks Adrian Martin James Mason Jerry McCraney Jennifer McDonald 140 Freshmen Lennie McDonald Susan McGahey Dachary McGowan John McGraw Chris McHaney I.isa Mcllwain Sharon McIntyre Ken McLeod Susan McManus Karen McWhorter Brady Middleton Jennifer Mims Carey Mitchell Gidget Mitchell John Mitchell Mark Mitchell Traci Mizell Melanie Moody Ashley Moore Scott Moore Alice Morrow Richard Mosley Klifford Mosley Dean Mott Holly Myers Kimberly Nargassans Bridgette Ncilson Chad Nelson Melanie Norman Thomas Norman Freshmen 141 Ashley Norwood Tommy Novay Jason Oates Robert Odom Robin Overstreet Jenny Pagan Michelle Parker Bill Parker Cheryl Parker Nikhil Patel Allen Patrick Gary Patrick Brian Patterson Chris Perkins Edward Perkins Scott Perry Chris Persons Annette Pettus Raymond Phillips Tawana Pickens Brian Pierce Anna Pierson Marshall Pinion Doug Pitts Shane Platt Clyniese Pope Ray Preston Phillip Price Sidney Price Marie Primm 142 Freshmen E E == = = !!== = = = =� E ===='=== ==— = =.==== = == ili :y=L i|fk9ni¥IE!l Here we have a small porlion of our Freshman class goofing off. Being a Freshman entitled one to act differently from any other class in being as silly, obnoxious, and immature as possible. This year’s class was no different. We caught Freshmen everywhere making those mistakes that Freshmen always make. They wandered into the wrong classrooms; they showed up for third period when it was only second; called teachers by their wrong names, and wandered down the wrong hall. All in all. Freshmen really deserved more credit than we gave them. Ms. Atchison’s class thinks Jeffs the good humor man. Silly is as Silly does. Lisa Pruette Susan Purvis Robin Rachel leannie Randolph Robin Reaves Carla Reed Tara Richardson Bridgette Robbins Angela Robinson Nathaniel Robinson Freshmen 143 ! HEY RE EVERYWHERE Mr. Shoquist had a school. SHS SHS And in that school, he had some Freshmen. SHS SHS With a Freshman here, a Freshman there. Everywhere a Freshman. SHS SHS. This year’s Freshman class developed a personality of their own. One never knew where they might pop up. They could be seen in strange places doing strange things. They wrere found peeking around corners, jumping out of trash cans, and even in the class room learning. We know that as they move on to their Sophomore Year, they will vacate these nooks and crannies and leave them for next year’s Baby Gators to find. They felt secure under the Big ( ator. They learned to be efficient. Mary Rogers Keith Roche (eannie Rosales Britt Russ Melissa Sadler Jason Saranthus Sterling Saunders Brian Savage Travis Scoper Leigh Ann Seale 144 Freshmen Ami Sheffield Marilyn Sherman Ray Singley Angela Smith Cindy Smith Cynthia Smith Daymond Smith Jason Smith Jeff Smith Mark Smith Regina Smith Rosemary Smith Vicki Smith Richard Spain Caren Stewart Mitchell Stewart Rene Stewart Mark Stinson Kristy Stokes Eldon Stone Jessie Stone Jennifer Storey Wendy Stuart Christy Sullivan Jody Sullivan Bridgette Sumlin Marchetta Taite Billy Tarver Tommy Tarver Wayland Tarver Freshmen 145 Chip Tate Ginny Taylor Kim Taylor Ann Taylor I.inda Taylor Terrence Taylor Kristy Thomas Sandy Thompson Don Thornton Michael Tillman Johnny Vice Neil Vick Andy Wade Carmen Wade Mitch Wade Bryan Walker Angie Wallace Benita Waller Tara Wraller John Walley Deanna Weaver Dennis W'eaver Gary Weaver Dana Whisenhunt Jeremy White Brian Williams Brian Williams Evan Williams Kerrick Williams Rhonda Williams 146 Freshmen The Buddy System as practiced at SHS. Virginia Williams April Williamson Troy Wilson Yameike W'ilson Michaela Winter Scott Wood Alton W'oodard Jeanette Woodard John Wright Georgia Yates Brandy Young Carl Young Paul Young Jeremy Miller Freshmen 147 V Completely forgetting the horrors of a bumbling Freshman Year, the newly-promoted Sophomores roamed the halls of SHS with pride. Now they had a respectable title. They were the happy, laughing faces bobbing up and down in a crowded hall. They knew where they were going and how they would get there (for they now had access to the roads). They also knew they would be here for a while; so they decided to enjoy their stay. They saw The Light” from the crack beneath “The Door,” but they were still not within reach ... (to be continued) Class Officers. Top to bottom: 1-ori Cave. Vice-President: Donna Watson, President; Leslie Norwood, Treasurer; Stacey Payne, Secretary. 148 Sophomores Lara Adams Cindi Alexander Paul Anderson Larry Bailey A. D. Bairfield Gary Barnett Glenn Beck Scott Bedwell Derrick Bell Jenny Blankenship Michael Blocker Rosemary Boasten Danna Booth Stephen Bostic Tiffney Branch Chris Brannon Latashla Braziel Dan Brewer Barrett Brooks Brandie Broome Charles Brown Joseph Brown Stacy Brown Elizabeth Bugaj James Bunch Deanna Burkett Stacie Bush Mike Butler Traci Butler Rose Byers Sophomores 149 GROWING We were finally Sophomores! After being Freshmen for a whole year of school, we’ve learned to survive and we’ve matured. When we were Freshmen we were the newest and the youngest, but during the summer we had time to look back and look ahead. Then we knew it was time to grow up and so we did. There was much more to face in the years ahead so we did an “about face” and marched on with new determination and self-assurance. We knew we were ready to face the world. This sophomore looks at the world close-up. These sophomores are determined to survive the day. Donna Cartee Beckara Carter Lori Cave Theresa Chambliss Stephanie Champion Terri Chavis Terry Childers Penny Cofield Diana Coker Richard Coker 150 Sophomores Charlotte Colburn Ricky Colburn Dalton Colston Charmin Conner Robin Corgill Lee Counselman Denson Crocker Mark Crownover Matthew Cunningham Scott Cunningham Tammy Curtis Brian Dantzler Denyse Dantzler April Darawick Allen Daugherty Scott Daugherty Barbel Davis Chris Davis Gregory Davis Scott Davis Teresa Davis Shannon Dees Chris Dismukes Marvin Dismukes Kym Dixon Faleshia Downs Heather Drummond Jeremy Duke DeAnna Dukes Pat Dukes Sophomores 151 Lisa Enzor Michael Eubanks David Evans Andrew Everett Aimee Farmer 152 FITTING IN Gosh! Was it hard to fit in, but we finally did it! We finally managed to “go with the flow.” They always treated us as if we weren’t there; but we were. We were hard workers who were trying to cope with our sophomore year. And, boy, did we cope! We got on Mr. Green's “Do not not admit list.” We learned to be tardy to homeroom, and so we learned to clean up the cafeteria. We learned about retrac from first- hand experience, and some even learned about suspension. Yes, we finally learned to fit in. Just the two of us gals here. Hey! Hey! How do you like the Hair-Do? Sophomores — HOEY This year’s Hugh O’Brian winner was Brenda McMichael. Chosen by her sophomore teachers, Brenda was judged on academic excellence, leadership qualities, and ability to handle social situations. The leadership conference was held at Faulkner University in Montgomery where she had the opportunity to meet with business and industrial leaders in Alabama. One of the goals of this conference was to allow the delegates to learn about and discuss some of the problems facing both Alabama and the country. It was a real chance to try out new ideas and meet new people. Sophomores demonstrate their ability to read. Brenda McMichael. HOBY representative for SHS. Kurry Ferguson Deanna Fortner Terra Foster Stephanie Frederick Ashleigh Freeman Mike Frost Tiffany Fuller Kay Galloway Tonya Gentle Shannon Gerhardt Sophomores 153 Chris Gibson Brenda Gilbertson Larry Gilmore Eric Glass George Grace Derrick Granthum Crystal Green Bobbie Greene Melissa Gregg Michelle Gregory Crista Grimes Brian Gulsby Jason Hadaway Mark Hall Joseph Hamilton John Hammond Sherry Hardin Shane Hayes Jenny Haynes Troy Hays Dewayne Heathcoe David Henderson Howard Hill Twanya Hill George Hilliard Pam Hilliard Starla Holland Shelby Holloway Cynthia Houseknect Darrell Hovey 154 Sophomores THE DATING GAME I was finally sixteen. I was now a mature human being, who could qualify as a contestant in the treacherous dating game. There was just one problem — not enough players! Where had all the eligible contestants gone? The ones that had approached me with the well-known question, “So, what are you doing this weekend?” had suddenly disappeared. Just as I was about to shave my head, the ultimate contestant approached me and gave me a belated “Happy Birthday!” I didn’t exactly win a prize, but it was a start! Does this mean we’re together forever? Don't take that picture! Misty Howard Kathy Howey Michelle Howley Bubba Hughes Brian Jackson Tracey Jackson Kim Jemison Nikki Jemison Anthony Jenkins Lederick Jenkins Sophomores 155 Rusty Jimerson Karen Johnson Dale Johnston Crissy Jones David Jones David Jones John Jones Mike Jones Terry Jones Kevin Jordan 156 Only one out of every ten classes has the unique privilege of graduating at the turn of the decade. The Class of 1990 is one of these. They are the few, the proud, the Sophomores! The sophomore class has been full of style and vigor. With their many talents they were sure to make their mark on the new decade. Satsuma High School would not have been the same without these tenth graders — there wouldn’t have been half as much excitement, and besides that, there would have had a lot fewer people! Watch out world! The best is yet to come! Sophomores wobble, but they don’t fall down. Life is a bowl of cherries, and this is Howie. Sophomores Tracy Kelly Ken Kimbrell Latonya King Derwin Kinman David Knight Pete Knowles Donnelly Lancaster Marsha Langford Vickee Lanier Robert Lawrence Eric Leddick Matthew Lee Nicole Lee Dennis LeFlore Kevin Lesley Laura Little Darryl Lott Tonya Lowery Deric Lucas Jenny Lyons Clarence Mabien Brandi Maherg Robert Martin Matthew Mattox Melissa McCarter Robin McCoy Machelle McCurley Billy McClinton Nathan McDaniel Lisa McDavid Sophomores 157 Glenn McDonald Kandis McGahey Charles Mcllwain Brenda McMichael Liz Metis Beth Middleton Jennifer Miller Randy Minchew Deidre Moore Jeremy Morgan Mary Morrison Chanda Moses Nancy Napper Jason New Marcy Nichols Mary Nichols Lori Norman Leslie Norwood Lance O’Rear Cully Palmer Jason Parker Daphne Payne Stacey Payne Andrea Peoples Monique Pettaway Jimmy Pettis Julie Pharr Dana Phillips Joe Pitzulo Kevin Porter 158 Sophomores BURNING rubbiri Well, finally this year we got our driver's licenses. Now we could drive to school, and no more embarrassment; that is riding with Mom and Dad and especially grandma. Now we could drive ourselves around on the weekends and didn't have to bum rides with older friends. So, look out world because the Sophomores were on the road! We burned the tires down while we jammed to the music; crashed a few bumpers while we backed into a parking spot and crept past stop signs and ran red lights, not mentioning the two or three speeding tickets we received. But we were glad we finally got our driver’s licenses; the rest of the world was not. Practice makes perfect. Uh, Oh! Here they come! Todd Preston Angie Prine Nikki Purdon Todd Reaves Rhonda Reece Nechole Reed Jeff Reeves Michelle Reid Donna Reynolds Kathryne Reynolds Sophomores 159 160 Ken Rice Scott Riley DeNean Riva Shelby Robbins Amanda Roberts (ohnny Roberts Marie Roden Lynn Ryals Iris Sanders Stephanie Saucier We ran all the way to fifth period to hear the latest news — the big break-up before third period or the minor disagreement between Pee Wee and the Jolly Green Giant after lunch. On Monday, we got the never-ending weekend report, because Inquiring Minds Want to Know”! On a slow day we usually found out who was going out with whom. The anticipation on Fridays was unbelievable as things started to pick up again. Some people have accused us of gossiping, but we beg to differ! We did not gossip — we just shared stories. I don't mean to gossip, but... This will give them something to talk about! Sophomores Melissa Sauers Sherry Sawyer Melissa Scarbrough Carolyn Schaffer Max Scheuermann Lisa Scott Edward Shepherd Teresa Sides Michael Simmons Scott Simmons Ashley Sims Allen Sizemore Deborah Sledge Denna Smith Erica Smith Kristine Smith Lori Smith Lynn Smith Robert Smith Robert Smith Susie Smith Wendie Solomon John Squires Jody Stevens Scott Strickland Misti Stroud Kristie Sumrall Butch Swann Allen Swinney Robin Tait Sophomores 161 BLAH! BLAH! Have you ever wondered what the purpose of a sophomore is? Sure, the term “sophomore” represents a tenth grade student, but it also represents a year full of Blah! We matured from being a Freshman only to find that we were not quite worthy of the privileges held by the juniors and Seniors. While the Freshmen were busy acting immature, and the Juniors and Seniors were busy with activities such as the Prom, Magazine Sales, and Graduation, the lonely sophomore sat on the sidelines. The lonely sophomores could easily be found reliving memories of their Freshman vear or anticipating the day when they woula be in the “upper class.” The most boring part of the day ... The typical sophomore pose. Sherri Tanner Robert Thomley Charles Thatenhurst Sam Thompson Duane Tillman Emmett Tolbert Michelle Tolbert Kyle Towner Renee Townsend Julie Trawick 162 Sophomores Lisa Turner Timmy Turner Carole Tyler Danny Van Devender Tommy Vice Angela Waddill Walter Wade Demetria Walker Scott Ward Lance Ward Chris Warren Donna Watson Joseph Watson Ray Watson Marc Weaver Kellie Wentworth John Werneth Darla Wheeler Cindie White Lakeitha White Karen Wike Victoria Wild Catherine Williams Tiffani Williams Chris Williamson Jeff Windle Thomas Wilson Johnnie Witherington Mrs. Kay Breland, Sponsor Sophomores 163 ______________________________________________________ The once-carefree-Sophomores soon settled into their Junior Year with visions of grandeur. But now they had to be serious. They were too close to fool around and goof it up. They had to take on some responsibility. The time had come to make important decisions and prepare for their futures. They tackled this “soap-opera” period of their lives with a hard-won feeling of stability. They were standing at “The Door”; they could read the inscription — “Prime Time.” They were ready to enter ... (to be continued) Class Favorites: Renae Grantham, Brett Burleson. Class Officers. First Row: Vicki McManus, Secretary; Renae Grantham. Vice-President; Paula Anderson. Financial Chairman. Second Row: Taci Langley. Treasurer; Jill Coate, President; Tony Guy. Trade School Representative. 164 Juniors Jeff Allen Paula Anderson Sherlyn Andrews Kevin Archer Reba Atwood Marcus Austin Tonya Austin Karen Baldwin Brandi Bamford Christy Bandy Tony Barnes Zina Barnes Crystal Bates Carla Beasley Ashley Bedsole Amy Black Chuck Black Shannon Black Terrie Black David Blass Jennifer Boddie Denise Bolling Jed Boyington Paula Bray David Brown Jody Brown April Burdett Brett Burleson Leonard Carroll Dwight Cartee Juniors 165 RESPONSIBILITY We had to prove to the Seniors that we were worthy of their company. We were given two weeks to sell over $11,000 worth of magazine subscriptions. In return, we received various “prizes” (including wooly buggars); and in some cases, a free ticket to the prom. Well, we came extremely close to being crushed by an alliance of Seniors who did not want a prom in the gym; but we pulled through on the last turn-in date with record-breaking results. The Class of ’89 did it again! Top Sellers: Tony Guy, Rema Williams, Leigh Ann Davis. These juniors calculate total sale receipts. Louis Carter Gene Charest Melissa Chesser Charles Chitwood Jill Coate Melissa Cochran David Conner Jonathan Cooley Wendy Cornett Jack Cowling 166 Juniors David Cox Kristi Crenshaw Laura Crouch Karen Cunningham Kim Daughtery Leigh Ann Davis Todd Davis Tiffany Dean Lisa Dennis Monica Dixon Lorri Doggett Scott Donaldson Kim Donovan Pam Downey Ricky Doyal Deven Draughon David Dreaden Angie Ellison Kris Emmons ]oe English Barzella Estle Rachael Evans Brett Farmer Donald Fredrickson Stephen Fuller Candice Galloway Tracy Garner Rita Gates Merlin George Ghenette Gholston Juniors 167 IT LAST At last the day was here! “Juniors, you can pick up your CLASS RING Monday when your section is called,” came over the loud speaker. Monday came slower than usual and to my dismay ended in tragedy. The announcements confirmed the rumors that had spread through the halls all day. “Juniors, you will not be receiving your rings until Thursday.” NO!! I was almost certain someone had stolen the rings! Eternity ... And then eternity was here. I got my class ring; it was too big. But that was O.K. At least I got my ring! Bo Davidson looks over the ring orders. “Which way do I turn it?” Deidra Gordon Jeff Gossett Larry Grace Renae Grantham Dodie Greene Janet Greene Earnest Grimes Mariana Guy Sherman Harrison Kristi Henderson 168 juniors AS THE RING TURNS' I had told my Mom a class ring was a symbol. So what does a class ring symbolize? Could it be I’ve survived three years and deserve this thing? Could it be I’ve only got one more year to go? Could it be for me to give to my girl friend? Or could it stand for my pride in myself and my school? Yes, maybe that’s it! (uniors show off their new jewelry. Uh Oh! I forgot what number I'm on!” Sandy Hicks Starky Hicks Jennier Hink Rhonda Hoven Jeff Howard Bambi Howell Theresa Howze Jay Hudgens Eric Hudson Jason Hughes Juniors 169 Kim Hughes Sabrina Hutchins Kim Jackson Tammie Jackson Tommy Jackson Tiffany Jemison Claude Johnson Regina Jones Scott Jones Marty Jordan Robert Kelly Stephanie Kemp Steven Kemp Wendy Kidd Dennis King Robert King Michelle Knowles Kerri Kostelecky David Landrum Lance Lane Taci Langley Margo Lomax Sonja Lomax Melanie Loper Michelle Luker Kevin Lynch Michael Malone Tabitha Manning Keith Marks Kimberly Martin 170 Juniors ONE DAY “It must be nice” ... “They can run all over the school and do as they please” ... “They think they are sooo hot!” “Yeah, but one day ... one day we’ll be ‘King of the Mountain’!” The dreaded “King of the Mountain Syndrome” seeped into every Junioris’ 'blood. The symptoms were obvious; some trembled (with anticipation); some had a fever; and some even turned green (with envy). The Seniors were so domineering, so over-bearing. And every Junior drooled at graduation ... “This will be us” ... “Next year, we’ll be ‘Kings of the Mountain !” Karry wishes he were on the top of the “Mountain.” The ultimate goal. Richard Maughon Beth McAfee Angie McIntyre Gerald Mclnvale Grant McLain Keith McLeod Gerry McManus Vicki McManus Charles McMichael Steve Messer luniors 171 My first thoughts were, “I must be crazy to do this on a Saturday. I’m missing cartoons!” I finally made it out of bed and into a hot shower to get me going. Then an hour later I found myself sharpening tons of pencils and standing in line waiting to relinquish my knowledge by darkening in what seemed like millions of circles. Wow, the ACTual moment was here.Trauma set in; my mind went blank; and I couldn’t remember the difference between the rules of punctuation and capitalization and the rules of finding the area of a square. After sitting through three hours of this madness, the ACTual agony was finally over, and I went to reward myself with a hamburger. ACT brings ACTual pain! I must be ACTually crazy to sign up for this. Kristi Miller Nichole Mitchell Regina Moates Ann Molsbee Michelle Moody Lee Morgan Shane Morris Darby Moses Charlynda Mosley Tommy Murphy 172 Juniors Terra Nelson Kim New Kelly Newman Troy Newman Karry Noble Tory Nolfe Michelle Norwood James O'Clair Cindy Odom Rhonda Overstreet Anthony Owens Becky Parmer Peggy Parmer Shilpa Patel Jodi Perry Alan Phillips Norman Pierce Mark Pope Kim Preston Amy Rawls Lisa Reece Michael Reid Bonita Reynolds Antonio Rhodes Doug Richie Stan Ridgway Wendy Roberts Shannon Rowland Keith Rush Mary Schaffer Juniors 173 Kenny Scoper Aleidra Seals Scott Sealv Mandie Sims Becky Smith Carolyn Smith Chuck Smith Joyce Smith Lorrie Smith Nakita Smith T. R. Smith Tonya Smith Tracy Smith Jeff Smyly Letitia Snodgrass Tracy Sollie Bo Solomon Angie Spencer Renee St. Laurent Kenneth Steiner Donna Stevens Amanda Stewart Ava Stewart ‘ Shane Stewart Ronnie Storey Freddie Stringfellow James Sullivan Kirk Sullivan John Summersell Daryl Taylor 174 luniors Jesse Thomas Heather Tindle Michael Towery Michelle Von Eberstein Jason Walker Scherrie Walker Tiffany Walker Jodi Ward Bryan Whatley Bruce White Kim W'hite Louise White Kim Wiggins Robert Wiggins Dean Williams Rema Williams Tina W'illiams Daniel Williamson Kandace Williamson Ray Winters Melanie Woodall Brady Young Angela Youngblood luniors 175 V As “The Light” shone brightly in their faces, they entered their glorious Senior Year carrying both fear and expectation. They had heard all the rumors from those who had already gone through “Prime Time” — and survived. Rumors of hardship, sleepless nights, and (the one they constantly kept in mind) fun. “Prime Time” offered the Class of ’88 the chance to be in the spotlight; it was their time to shine. It was the time to leave their deepest impression. They would be forever remembered as GTV’s version of “Dynasty!” Mr. and Miss Senior Class: Missi Thomas and Michael Brewer Class Officers. First Row: Terri Hammond, Secretary; Michael Brewer, Ways and Means; Keri Grube, Vice President. Second Row: Becky Nichols. Parliamentarian; Frankie Elmore, President; Missi Thomas, Treasurer. 176 Seniors BELINDA ADDISON ROBERT ALLEN LARRY AMICK MICHAEL ANDREWS Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sweetheart; Science Club 1; Key Club 1. 2; Honor Roll 2, 4; Who's Who. LISA APLIN Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Drama Club 3; Science Club 2: Jr. Civitan 3. 4; Band 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Media Teen Board 4; Historical Society 3. 4; SADI) 3. 4; Foreign language Club 2; Honor Roll 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Who's Who 4; Danceline Co-captain 3. 4. ASHLEY ARNETTE Cheerleader 1. 2. 4; |r. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Science Club 2: Chess Club I, 2. 3: Media Teen Board 2. 3. 4; Historical Society 2; Alpha Omega 2. 3. 4; Foreign language Club 1. 2. 3; Miss Satsuma Contest 1, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3; Outstanding Senior 4; All American Cheerleader Award 4. FRED AUSTIN Football 1. 2; Basketball 1; VICA 3. 4. SHARRON AUSTIN Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Favorite 3; Who's Who 4; Senior Elite 4. RICHARD BABB Beta Club 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Historical Society 2. 3. 4; SADD 3, 4; Foreign language Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; W'ho's Who. SHANNON BAILEY FBI.A 3; Alpha Omega 4; SADD 4. MICHELLE BAKER Beta 4; Flagline 1: Danceline 3. 4 — Co-captain; FBI.A 2. 3. 4; Alpha Omega 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. DeWITT BALDWIN Drama Club 4; Alpha Omega 3. 4; Sr. Who’s Who. CHRISTIE BARNARD VICA 4 — Treas.; FBLA 2. 3; SADD 4. BRUCE BARNES SHELBY BARTON Track 1; |r Civitan 1. 2: DECA 4; SADD 2, 3.4; A B Honor Roll 1. MATT BAUGH WESLEY BEASON MONICA BEAVERS |r. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 3.4; Science Club 3: Danceline Southern Sweethearts 2; DECA 4; Media Teen Board 3; Historical Society 3. 4; SADD 2. 3.4; Miss Satsuma Contest 3; A B Hooor Roll 2. 3. I Seniors 177 SONDRA BECKMAN Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Drama Club 4; Science Club 2; VICA 4; FBLA 3; Alpha Omega 2; SADD 2. 3. 4: Foreign Language Club 1; A B Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Senior Elite; Candy Striper 1. 2; Office Assistant 1. 3. DANA BENNETT Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: FBLA 2, 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. GERALYN BENNETT Basketball 3; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; FBLA 2, 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1; A B Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. SHERRI BIELARSKY ASHLEY BLACKMON Beta 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 3. 4; Danceline 4; FBLA 3; Media Teen Board 3. 4; Alpha Omega 4; SADD 3 — V.P., 4; Foreign language Club 3; A B Honor Roll 3, 4; Outstanding Senior, Honor Graduate; Jr. Miss Contest 4. ANGIE BLACKWELL Track 4; Band 4; ROTC Special Unit 4; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 4. MISTY BLACKWELL Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; VICA 4; Choir 1; FBLA 2. 3; Alpha ft Omega 3: SADD 1. 2. 3. 4. JACK BEDSOLE KIM BOSARGE TAMMY BOSSARD HOSA 3. 4; Choir 1. 2; Office Assistant 2; Candy Striper 1, 2. KIMBERLY BRACKETT SCOTT BRANTLEY Band 3; FBLA 2. 3; Alpha ft Omega 3. 4; Foreign language Club 1, 3. MICHAEL BREWER Student Council 2, 3, 4 — Coordinator. Class Officer 3 — Finance Chairman 4 — Ways and Means; Drama Club 3; Jr. Civitan 2, 3 — Sgt.-at- Arms 4; SADD 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Sr. Who's Who; Senior Elite; Boys' State; Mr. Senior Class. CHRISTY BROWN Beta 3. 4; |r. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; FBLA 3; Media Teen Board 3. 4; Gator Gazette 4; SADD 4; Foreign Language Club 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2, 3; Honor Graduate. DONALD BROWN Football 1. 2; VICA 2. 3. 4. KEISHA BROWN STACIE BROWN ROBERT BRUNSON 178 Seniors BRENT BURKETT Football 1; Trade School 3 and 4 — Recreational Director. ROTC Special Unit 1; SADD 3. 4. AMANDA BUTLER Drama Club 4; Band 1. 2; FBI.A 2. 4; Historical Society 3; SADD 2. KEVIN BUTLER Football 2. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3 — V.P., 4 — Pres.; Class Officer 1 and 2 — V.P.; Beta 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4 — Sweetheart: Science Club 1. 2: |r. Civitan 2. 3; B Honor Roll 3; Outstanding Senior: Sr. Who's Who. DONALD BYRD Trade School 3 and 4 — Parliamentarian: SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. TODD BYRD Football 1; VICA 4; Sr. Who's Who. LAURA CAMPBELL VICA 3. 4; FBLA 2; SADD 2; A B Honor Roll 3; Candy Striper 1. VINCE CARNEY Beta 2. 3, 4 — Treas.; Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3. 4; Math Teams 1. 3. 4; Science Club 2: Chess Club 2. 3. 4: Chess Team 2. 3. 4; Scholar's Bowl Team 3. 4; Gator Gazette 3. 4 — Photographer; Historical Society 4; SADD 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4: A B Honor Roll 1, 2. 3: Sr. W'ho’s Who: Honor Graduate: Scott Hi-Q 3, 4; Model U.N. Delegate 2. 3, 4 — Committee Chairman: GliT — 1. 2. 3. — V.P., 4 — Pres. DERENDA CHAVERS Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Alpha Omega 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4. JAMES CLARK Trade School 3 and 4 — Sec.; ROTC Special Unit 1 and 2 — Rifle Team; SADD 3. 4. KAREY CLEMENTS Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Drama Club 3; Band 2. 3; FBLA 4; Media Teen Board 3, 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1; Miss Satsuma Contest 1. 2. 3; A B Honor Roll 1, 2. SHANNON CLEVELAND Tennis 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 2. 3 — V.P.. 4: FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4: A B Honor Roll 2; Most Promising Female Athlete 4. DEWEY COLBURN Football 1; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. JAMIE CORLEY Football 1. 2. 3. 4: VICA 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. MARION COURTNEY ROBYN COX Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 3. DANA CRISWELL Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Tennis 1. 2; Drama Club 4; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3: Alpha Omega 1. 2, 3, 4 — Historian; SADD 1, 2, 3, 4 — Advisory- Council; A B Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Most Improved Player — Tennis. MELTORIA CROCKETT Oflice Assistant 1. 2. 3; FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 4. PATTY CROCKETT Beta 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; FBLA 2, 3. 4; Cayman 4 — Typist; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Graduate. Seniors 179 TRACY CRUMP SAM DAY Hand 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Omega 4; SADD 3. 4. EDDIE DEES Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; SADI) 4; Outstanding Senior. Sr. Who's Who: All Region-Football: Player of the Week. PATRICIA DIKES |r. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Science Club 2: DECA 3. 4: FHA 3: FBI.A 2: Historical Society 2; SADI) 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3. MARK DOGGETT SUSAN DOUGLAS Track 2: VIC A 3. 4: SADD 4: A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. JOY DRIVER FBI.A 2. 3. 4; SADD 4 DENYS DRIVER DANA DRUMMOND Track 1: Beta 3. 4 — Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y 4: Drama Club 2. 3; |r. Civitan 2; Chess Club 4: Media Teen Board 4; Scholar's Bowl 3, 4 — Captain: Cayman 3. 4 — Editor; Foreign language Club I. 3: A B Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who's Who; Honor Craduate; Senior Elite; Scott Hi-Q Team 3. 4 — Captain. ROBBIE DUKE Football 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Class Officer I. 3: Beta 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4: Band 1; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Craduate; Youth Appreciation 4. TODD DUNN VICA 3. 4; ROTC Special Unit 1. 2; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4. FRANKIE ELMORE Cheerleader 2; Student Council 3, 4 — Public Relations; Class Officer 3 — Treas., 4 — Pres.; Beta 2. 3. 4 — Parliamentarian: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 — Sec.; Tri-Hi-Y 3 — V.P.. 4 — Pres.; Drama Club 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3. 4; Math Teams 1. 2. 3. 4: (Mass Favorite 2; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who's Who; Honor Craduate; Senior Elite; Azalea Trail Maid 4; Hugh O'Brian Youth leadership Conference; Ciris' State. 180 Seniors DERRICK ENGLEBERT RACHELL ESCO B« ta 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4 — Trca� .: Math Trams I, 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Omnjd 4; SADI) 4; A B Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4; II.S. A« hievemcnl Academy 3. DEANNA ETHERIDGE Student Council 1. 2, 3 — Publicity Chairman. 4 — Publi� Relations; |r. Tri-Hi Y I; Science Club 3; |r. Civitan 3; FBI.A 3, 4; SADI) 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4; Youth Appreciation I. SHANNON EVANS Cheerleader 1. 3. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Drama Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3. 4; Math Teams I, 2. 4; Science Club 2; Jr. Civitan 3. 4; Media Teen Board 3. 4: SADI) 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2; Homecoming Maid 1; A B Honor Roll 1. 2; Outstanding Senior 4; Youth Appreciation 1. s A A 9 9 9 Yearbook $20 Sr. Portraits $150 Homecoming $75 Sr. T-Shirts $16 Sr. Dues $30 Winter Formal $80 Invitations $150 Cap and Gown $30 Prom $200 Sr. Skip Day $30 Spring Break $250 Cap and Gown Portraits $50 Post-Graduation Week $600 Total $1675 The high cost of living off mom and dad. Buddy, can’t ya spare a dime? SATSUNOMICS I felt awful, and it broke my heart to do it, but I had no choice. I had scrimped and saved, but it hadn’t been enough. The high price of being a Senior had completely drained my bank account, and nad run my parents’ charge cards up to the limit. Nevertheless, it still seemed so drastic to betray an old friend like this. We had been together for so long, and, although it had been a completely one-sided relationship. (I gave and ne took). I felt that from now on there would be something missing in my life. It had to be done, my sponsors were hassling me to give them money (pennies, nickels, dimes, it didn’t matter). As I raised the hammer, I whispered a tearful farewell to my trusty old piggy bank. Seniors 181 CO uu an: -. os: ...... cm cm DONNA EZELL FBLA 2. 3. 4; Media Teen Board 4; SADI) 3, 4; A B Honor Roll 1. SHANE FERGUSON KELLY FINCH FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4: A B Honor Roll 1. KEVIN FINCHAM Football 1; VICA 3. 4; Media Teen Board 4; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 2, 3. ASHLEY FIRTH Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4 — Chaplain; Beta 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Science Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 2 — Sgt-at-Arms 2, 3. 4; FBLA 3; SADD 4; Foreign language Club 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2; Azalea Trail Maid 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Youth Appreciation 2. JAMES FOSTER BO FREEMAN Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Beta 4; Drama Club 2. 3; Science Club 2; Jr. Civitan 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 2; Media Teen Board 2; Alpha Omega 3, 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Outstanding Senior; Honor Graduate; Senior Elite; Prom (ximmittee 3. STEVE GARDNER EMILY GATES Track 2. 3; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; DECA 4; FBLA 2. 3; Alpha Omega 3; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 2; Key Club 1, 2. TAMMY GATLIN GINA GILES Drama Club 4; FBLA 3. 4: Media Teen Board 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. AMY GLASSCOCK Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; DECA 3. 4 — Officer; FBLA 2; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 2. 4. CHRISTY GOLDMAN DEIDRA GOLDMAN Softball — Scorekeeper; FBLA 2. 4; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. KERI GRUBE Cheerleader 2; Class Officer 4 — V.P.; Beta 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 3 — Sec.; Jr. Civitan 2. 3; DECA 4; Media Teen Board 2, 3. 4; Alpha Omega 3; SADD 3; Miss Satsuma Contest 1; A B Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. CHRIS GURGANUS CHRIS HADAWAY JESSIE HALES 182 Seniors CHARLIE HALL SHANA HALL TERRI HAMMOND Student Council 2. 3 — Public Relations. 4 — Sgt-at-Arms; Class Officer 4 — Sec.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 — Chaplain; Drama Club 3; Science Club 1; DECA 4; Media Teen Board 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Omega 3; SADD 2. 3. 4; B Honor Roll 2; Outstanding Senior; Youth Appreciation 2. 1= LeANNE HARVILLE Drama Club 2, 3; DECA 4; SADD 4; Homecoming Maid 2, 3. 4; Sr. Who’s Who; FHA 3. VINCE HAWKINS Band 1. 2; Trade School 3. 4; Scholar's Bowl Team; SADD 4; B Honor Roll 4. BRANDY HALES Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2: DECA 3, 4; FBI.A 2; SADD 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 1. 2; A B Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. ANGIE HENDERSON DECA 3, 4; FBLA 2; Alpha Omega 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 2. DAVID HENDERSON VICA 3. 4 — V.P.; SADD 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. ANA HENRIKSSON Media Teen Board 4; Alpha Omega 4; Foreign Exchange Student. LEA HERNDON DECA 3. 4 — Pres.; SADD 2; Sr. Who’s Who; Senior Elite; Talent Show Winner 1, 2, 3. MONICA HOLDER ROBIN HOOD JENNIFER HOUR Beta 1. 2, 3. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Science Club 1; Band 3. 4; FBI.A 4; Historical Society 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Honor (Graduate. LISA HOVEN ERIC HUDSON LOIS HUDSON FHA 3. 4 — Sec. BOOKER HUFF VICA 3. 4; ROTC Special Unit 3. 4. WESLEY HUGHES Baseball 2; Drama Club 2; Band 3. 4. Seniors 183 GLYNIS HUTCHERSON Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3 — V.P., 4 — Pres.; A B Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who's Who; Honor Graduate. YVES JACKSON FBLA 3. 4. DAVID JANES Football 1; VICA 2. 3. JANA JEMISON Beta 2. 3. 4 — Prea.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4 — Sec.; Math Teams 3; Jr. Civitan 2; Media Teen Board 2. 3. 4; Cayman 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Maid 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior, Sr. Who's Who; Honor Graduate; Prom Committee 3; Magazine Committee 3; National Honor Roll; Youth Appreciation 4. ROBERT JEMISON DECA 3. 4. ASHLEY JENKINS Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Jr. Civitan 2. 3 — Treas.; DECA 4; FBLA 3; Alpha Omega 3 — Pres.; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4; Choir 2, 3. BRIAN JERNIGAN Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4 — Treas.; VICA 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who. BILLY JOHNSON Drama Club 2; VICA 3, 4; Media Teen Board 4. MONICA JONES Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4; FBLA 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2; A B Honor Roll 1; Office Assistant 4. RALPHREDIA JONES STEPHANIE JONES FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. PHIL JORDAN Football 1, 2. 3. 4; VICA 3.4; B Honor Roll 4; Football Sportsmanship 4. 184 Seniors TARA KARR Science Club 1: Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Outstanding Senior; Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 4; Flag Line 1, 2, 3 — Captain; Band Librarian 4. LYDIA KEY FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. BESS KILPATRICK Basketball 1. 2; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Jr. Civitan 1. 2; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 4; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who's Who; All County Volleyball 3. 4; Outstanding Volleyball Player — Satsuma 3. 4; Kiwanis Club Player of the Week 4: Homecoming Football Sweetheart 4; Area III MVP 3, 4. LISA KING Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Beta 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3. 4 — V.P.; Math Teams 1. 2. 4; |r. Civitan 2, 3; Gator Gazette 3. 4 — Asst. Editor. Alpha A Omega 3; SADD 2. 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Maid 1, 2, 3, 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2; Outstanding Senior. Sr. Who's Who; Honor Graduate; Scott Hi-Q 4; Nat'l Merit Semi- Finalist 4; GAT 1. 2. 3. 4. ANKIETY ATTACK We dreamed of Ms. Atchison and Ms. V. Williams, the women who held the key to our graduation. But we failed, both of them. We entered the “Night School Zone. Our pulse raced, our knees weakened, and we found ourselves on the floor begging. What we had just learned was we must work laboriously in the halls of crammed knowledge. Did Ms. Atchison have to assign the research paper? Was the semester final necessary? These and other questions remained unanswered throughout the dream until the next morning. The stoll and the cap and gown still hung in our room — another anxiety attack defeated. Seniors 185 CHARLES KITTRELL Football 1; Trade School 3. 4. ANTHONY KNOWLES Drama Club 2. 3; )r. Civitan 3, 4; Band 1, 2; SADD 3. 4. SHAUNA LAFFIETTE Tri-HI-Y 4; FBLA 3. 4; Media Teen Board 2. 3. 4; Historical Society 4; SADD 3. 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. ANITA LANKFORD Danceline 2; FBLA 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. GREG LEE Drama Club 3. 4; Chess Club 4; Alpha Omega 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Senior Elite. KEVEN LEE Media Teen Board 4; SADD 3. 4. SHERRY LEONARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 — Flag Captain; FBLA 3; Alpha Omega 1. 2 — Public Relations. 3 — Treas. 4; SADD 1. 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3; FHA 4. WADE LESLEY DECA 3. 4. TAMMY LEVINS Beta 2, 3 — Treas. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3. 4; Math Teams 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3. 4; FBLA 4; Gator Gazette 3. 4 — Editor; Foreign language Club 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who's Who; Senior Elite; Valedictorian; Talent Show Winner 1. 2, 3. HEATHER LEWIS Volleyball 4; Tennis I. 2, 3; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 — Parliamentarian; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club I. 2. 3 — V.P.. 4; Science Club 1, 2; Jr. Civitan 1. 2; Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Media Teen Board 2. 3 and 4 — Commentator. Alpha Omega 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Foreign language Club 1; Homecoming Maid 2; Miss Satsuma Contest 1, 2.4 — Miss Congeniality; A B Honor Roll 3; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who's Who; Office Assistant 4. TRACY LISTER Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Danceline 2. 3. 4; Alpha Omega 3. 4; SADD 1. 2, 3, 4; A B Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; Senior Elite; 4-H Club 3 — Pres. LAURA LOMAX Student Council 4 — Parliamentarian; Beta 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Media Teen Board 2. 3. 4 — Fashion Coordinator. SADD 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Maid 3. 4 — Queen; Miss Satsuma Contest 1, 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4; Sr. Who's Who; Outstanding Senior; Class Beauty Miss Satsuma 1, 3. PAUL LYNN FBLA 2. 3. 4; B Honor Roll 2. WALLY MARKS VICA 3. 4. JULIE MASON BETH MASON FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3. CURTIS MATHIS TRACY McADAMS Softball 2. 3. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1; FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. 186 Seniors KIM McCLAIN Tra k 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2- MVM. 3 - Chaplain. 4 - Treas : FBI.A 3: Alpha Omega 3; Foreign language Club 3. 4: A B Honor Roll 4. AMY McCLURE Track 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4 — Sec.; Class Officer 2 — Se Bela 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1.2— Pres.; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; |r. Civitan 2; Band 1; Media Teen Board 2. 3. 4: Alpha Omega 3; SADI) 2. 3. 4; Foreign language Club 1. 2. 3. 4 — Sec.; Miss Satsuma Contest 2; Outstanding Senior: Honor Graduate; Sportsmanship Award 2. RON McHANEY Track 1, 2; Media Teen Board 3. 4; SADI) 3, 4. MELISSA McHENRY Beta 4; |r. Civitan 1. 2; Media Teen Board 1. 2; ROTC Special Unit 1. 2. 3 — S-l Staff Officer. 4 — Deputy Battalion Staff Officer: A B Honor Roll 3; Outstanding Senior 4; Drill Team 1. 2; ROTC Homecoming Sweetheart 1; ROTC Military Ball 2 — Queen. DENA McINNIS TflNY A MrlMTYDF WENDY McLEOD DECA 4; FBI.A 2. 3; SADD 3. 4; Sr. Who's Who. CAROL McRANEY Jr Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; FBI.A 1. 2. 3. 4; Media Teen Board 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Omega 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4. CHRIS MESSER Drama Club 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 3. 4 — V.P.; Drill Team 1; Scholar's Bowl Team 4; Alpha Omega 2 — Sec.. 3 — V.P.. 4 — V.P.; SADD 3, 4; Soccer Club 3, 4; Scott Hi-Q 4. JOHNNY MIDDLETON Football 1; VICA 3. 4; ROTC 1. 2. JOHNNY MIDDLETON Football 1. 2. 3. 4 — Best Defensive Lineman; Drama Club 3; Jr. Civitan 3. 4; Office Assistant 3; A B Honor Roll 1; Sr. Who's Who. JASON MILAM ASHLEY MILLER Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBI.A 3.4; Historical Society 2; Alpha A Omega 1. 2. 3; SADD 4. RANDY MILLER SCOTT MITCHELL ANGIE MITCHELL Beta 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Media Teen Board 2; Cayman 2. 3. 4; SADD 2, 3. 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 1; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Office Assistant 1; Prom Committee 3; Magazine Committee 3; Nat'l Honor Roll 4. SHANE MITCHELL VICA 3. 4. SHANNON MITCHELL VICA 4; Chess Club 1 — Sgt at-Arms. 2 — Sec.. 3 — V.P.. 4 — Pres.; Alpha Omega 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; GAT 1. 2. 3. — Sec. 4. Seniors 187 s E N I 0 R S CHRIS MOATES ANGELA MOORE V1CA 4. JAMES MOORE TOMMY MOORE Football 1. 2. 3. 4; ]r. Civitan 3. 4; Band 4 — Officer. Media Teen Board 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. MELISSA MORRIS DECA 4; FBLA 3; SADD 4. JERRY MOSLEY SADD 3; Trade School 3 and 4 — Officer. KIM MURRAY Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; FBLA 2, 3. 4; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. TAMMY NEILSON Track 1. 2; Beta 2. 3. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Math Team 1, 4; |r. Civitan 1, 2. 3; Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Cayman 3, 4 — photographer; SADD 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1, 2. 3; A B Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Senior; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; GAT 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Graduate. BECKY NICHOLS Student Council 4; Class Officer 4 — Parliamentarian; |r. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Science Club 3; FBLA 2. 3; Gator Gazette 4; Alpha A Omega 3.4; SADD 4; Homecoming Maid 3. 4; Class Favorite 3; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; A B Honor Roll 3; Sr. Who's Who. RUSSELL NICHOLS V1CA 3. 4. JEFF NICHOLSON Football 1. 2; Basketball 2. 3; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1. LORI ODOM !r. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Drama Club 3. 4; Alpha A Omega 4 — Sec.; SADD 4; B Honor Roll 1.3. 188 Seniors ROBERT ODOM Science Club 3; VICA 2, 3, 4. SHANNON OSBORNE Cheerleader 2 — JV Captain; Student Council 3 and 4 — Historian; Beta 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1 — Chaplain. 2 — Hiatorian; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 — Sec.; Drama Club 4; Science Club 2, 3; Jr. Civitan 2. 3; Alpha Omega 2, 3, 4; SADD 2. 3, 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 3; B Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; Outstanding Senior; Azalea Trail Maid 4; Prom Committee 3; Mobile County Jr. Miss Contestant 4. THOSE WE LEAVE BEHIND As we walked out of Satsuma High School for the last time, I wondered what it would be like 10 years from now. Mr. Shoquist would come over the intercom and state that the owner of a red, Gamma hovercraft had left his lights on. Mr. Greene would say any students found bringing Moon- Soda into the lunchroom would be dealt with administratively. Ms. Atchison and Mrs. V. Williams would be driving the Seniors to distraction. Somehow, as I left, I knew that no matter how much the world might change, Satsuma would always remain the same. Seniors 189 JERALD PARKER Drama Club 4: ROTC Special Unii 1. 2. 3. 4: Drill Team 1. 2. 3. ROBERT PARKER Football I: Basketball 1. 2. 3; VICA 3. 4: Media Teen Board 3. 4. MELISSA PARNELL Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Science Club 2. 3; |r. Civitan 4; FBI.A 2. 3. 4 — Sec. Treas.: SADD 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. JAMIE PATRICK |r. Civitan 2. 3; DECA 3. 4; Media Teen Board 3. 4; SADD 4 RAY PEAVY Band 1. 2. STEPHANIE PETTI IS FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 4. JEANNE PHILLIPS |r. Tri-Hi-Y 1 — Treas. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Drama Club 3; DECA 4; SADD 3. 4. TAMMY PHILLIPS |r. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; VICA 4; DECA 3; Candy Striper 1; FBI.A 2; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. TONYA PICKLE |r. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2; Drama Club 3; FBI.A 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. SHANE PIERCE JENIFER PIPKIN Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Science Club 3; |r. Civitan 2. 3. 4; FBLA 3; SADD 4: Foreign Language Club 2; A B Honor Roll 1; Key Club 1. 2. JONELL PITZULO FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. PAUL PITZULO GARY POOLE MICHAEL PORTER DECA 3. 4. LYNN PRICE Tenni� l; data Officer 3 — V.P.; Beta 4; |r. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; |r. Civitan 2. 3, 4 — Pres.; Danceline 2. 3. 4; VICA 4; Key Club 2 — V.P. 3 — Pres.; Media Teen Board 2, 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Foreign language Club 1; Homecoming Maid 4; Miss Satsuma Contest I. 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Senior. Sr. Who's Who; Miss Winter Formal RODNEY PRICE Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 3 — V.P ; Beta 2. 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; SADD 4; Class Favorite 3; A B Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Sr. Who's Who; All Region — Football 3; All Region — Baseball 3; Honor Graduate. TINA PRICE 190 Seniors LORI PRIMM Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Science Club 2: Band 1 — Flax line 2 — Flag Captain; FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4. OLIVIA PURCELL Beta 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4: Gator Gazette 3; Foreixn Lanxuaxe Club 1. 2; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Graduate. KELLEE RAMBO Cheerleader 1. 2. 4; Class Officer 1. 2: |r. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Science Club 2, 3; Jr. Civitan 1. 2; Chess Club 2; Media Teen Board 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Omega 2. 4; SADD 2. 3. 4; Homecominx Maid 1. 2; Miss Satsuma Contest 1. 2. 4 — 2nd runner-up; Outstandinx Senior. CHRISSIE RAUE Tri-Hi-Y 4; Math Teams 4; Homecominx Maid 4; Foreixn Lanxuaxe Club 4. BETTY RHODES WALTER RIGSBY DECA 3. 4: ROTC Special Unit 3. 4 — Rifle Team. NICKIE ROBERTS DECA 4; FBLA 2, 3; SADD 3. 4. ASHLEY ROBINSON Cheerleader 1. 2, 3. 4 — Captain; |r. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 3; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4; Media Teen Board 1. 2. 3. 4 — Choreographer; SADD 1. 2. 3. 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 1. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 4; Outstandinx Senior; Sr. Who’s Who. KELLY ROBINSON Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 1 — Sec.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1 — Baby of the Year 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Drama Club 3; Jr. Civitan 1. 2. 3. 4; Media Teen Board 1. 2, 3. 4 — Choreoxrapher; Cayman 3, 4; SADD 1. 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Maid 1; Class Favorite 1; Miss Satsuma Contest 1. 2 — Sophomore Beauty 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4; Outstandinx Senior; Azalea Trail Maid 4. TODD ROBINSON Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Sr. Who’s Who. ARDELL RODGERS Media Teen Board 3. 4; ROTC Special Unit 1. 2, 3. 4; Historical Society 2. 3. 4; B Honor Roll 4; Senior Elite; Drill Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Superior Cadet 3; Sons of the American Revolution Award 2. CATHY ROSS DECA 4; FBLA 3; SADD 3. 4. BETH SADLER Beta 4; Science Club 1. 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Key Club 2. 3; Historical Society 3, 4; SADD 1, 2. 3. 4 — Advisory Council; A B Honor Roil 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 2, 3 — Historian; Outstandinx Sophomore Award — Band; Solo and Ensemble — 1 and 2; VICA 4 — Ways and Means. KENDALL SALLEY WENDELL SALLEY SAMMIE SANDERS Baseball 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Class Officer 1; Media Teen Board 2, 3. 4; Sr. Who’s Who; Key Club 1. PATSY SANDIFER Volleyball 2; Softball 2. 3. 4; FBI.A 2; SADD 4: A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; State Softball Team 2. 3. CARNELL SAUCIER Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4 — Sweetheart; Jr. Civitan 1, 2, 3. 4; Media Teen Board 2. 3; SADD 4; Class Favorite 2; Sr. Who’s Who. Seniors 191 BRIAN SHAW SCOTT SHEFFIELD Football 1. 2; DECA 3. 4. WALTER SHERMAN BRIAN SHIRAH DANA SHIVER Flagline 2. 3.4; Alpha A Omega 3, 4; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3; Candy Striper 1. 2. MELANIE SHOEMAKER JENNIFER SMALL Track 1; Cheerleader 2; Beta 3. 4; fr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Che Club 1. 2; Media Teen Board 2. 3. 4 — Technique Director. Scholar' Bowl Team 3; Cayman 3, 4 — Photographer. Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3; Mi Satsuma Conte ! 2. 4 — Mi Satsuma 1988; A B Honor Roll 1, 2; Outstanding Senior. Senior Elite; Azalea Trail Maid 4; Prom Committee 3; Model of the Year 4. Scott Hi-Q 3. BRIAN SMITH VICA 3. 4. CORY SMITH Track 2. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who's Who; Drum Maior 3. 4; All State Band; All State Symphony; Coast Guard Most Outstanding Drum Major; Band President. LINDA SMITH MICHAEL SMITH Alpha Omega 1. 2. 3; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1.2.3. SCOTT SMITH 192 Seniors SHANNON SMITH ROTC Special Unit 1, 2. 3. 4. TAMMY SOLINGER Volleyball 1; SADD 4; FBLA 2. DIANA SOMMERS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. 2, 3, 4; Jr Civitan 2; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Graduate. BUBBA SPEARS Basketball 1, 2, 3; DECA 4; A B Honor Roll 2, 3,4. “Oh Yuk, Becky and Dewitt won’t be on their own for long. “Idiots who lie in the road do not survive for long on their own.” Ancient Chinese Proverb OUT ON MY OWN Did Mom and Dad finally kick you out? Left you to face the urban jungles of office buildings and college campuses? Will you really wake up on time? Will you burn what's left of the cold pizza? If so, don’t worry, you’ve gone through pre-adult crisis. This condition lasts for only one or two months, or however long it takes for the world to shock the inevitable reality into you that there are no more two o’clock parties, no more all expense paid trips to the Gulf. This time it’s up to you to get to work on time to make the money to support yourself. Ahh, remember when you wanted to move out? That’s called post-adolescent stupidity. Seniors 193 MOLLY STEADHAM FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 4; B Honor Roll 2. PAM STEWART FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 4; B Honor Roll 3. LISA STILL Colorguard 3; Danceline 4; SADD 3, 4. DEWAYNE STINSON Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 4; VICA 2. 4; ROTC Special Unit 1. RONNIE STOKES Math Teams 1; Science Club 1, 2; |r. Civitan 1, 2; DECA 3, 4 — V.P.; A B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4. MARGARET STONE Beta 4; FBLA 4; A B Honor Roll 4; Honor Graduate. VICKIE STRINGFELLOW |r. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Drama Club 1. 2. 3; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4; FHA 3. 4 — Pres. STEPHANIE TAITE Track 1; FBLA 2, 3. 4; SADD 4. SONJA TARVER FBLA 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1, 2. 3.4. RENEE TAYLOR Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri Hi Y 3; Gator Gazette 3. 4; Alpha Omega 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 2; A B Honor Roll 1, 2; Key Club 2. GREGORY TAYLOR Chess Club 1, 2. 3. 4; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. TAMELA TERRY Softball 4 — Storekeeper; Danceline 2. 3. 4; Media Teen Board 2, 3, 4 V.P.; SADD 3. 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 1. 3. MELISSA THOMAS Cheerleader 2. 3; Student Council 4 — Elections Chairman; Class Officer 3. 4; Beta 2. 3. 4 — V.P.; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3 — Sec. 4 — Pres.: Math Teams 1, 2. 3. 4; Jr. Civitan 1, 2; Media Teen Board 3. 4; Gator Gazette 3, 4; Foreign language Club 3. 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 2, 3,4 — 1st runner-up; Outstanding Senior; Sr. Who’s Who; Senior Elite; Azalea Trail Maid 4; Miss Senior Class; Honor Graduate; Salutatorian. SHARRON TILLEY Drama Club 2. 3; DECA 3. 4; FBLA 3; Media Teen Board 1. 2. 3; SADD 2. 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. HEATHER TUCKER Beta 4; Gator Gazette 3. 4; Historical Society 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4; Senior Elite; Honor Graduate. JENNIFER VAN ETTEN FHA 3; FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 4; B Honor Roll 2. 3. LAUREN VICKERS Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Science Club 1. 2. 3; DECA 4; FHA 3; FBLA 2. 3; SADD 2, 3, 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4; Key Club 2. JERRY WALDROP Drama Club 4; ROTC Special Unit 1. 2. 3, 4; Chess Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Drill Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpha A Omega 4; SADD 4. 194 Seniors MISTY WALLS Track 1; Bela 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; DECA 4; Media Teen Board 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Miss Salsuma Contest 2. 3; A B Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4. EDDIE WARNICK Tennis 4; Track 1, 2; Science Club 1. 2; Media Teen Board 2. 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1; A B Honor Roll 1, 3. LYNN WELDY Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; DECA 4; FBLA 3; Media Teen Board 4; SADD 3. 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 4 — Miss Photogenic; A B Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; Key Club 3. u = r DAVID WENTWORTH DECA 4. DANA WESTBROOK Beta 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2; Math Teams 1; GAT 1, 2, 3. 4 — V.P.; Chess Club 2; FBLA 3. 4; Alpha Omega 2; SADD 2, 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; Honor Graduate. PAMELA WHEATLEY VERONICA WHIGHAM Science Club 2, 3; FBLA 3; Alpha A Omega 3. 4; SADD 3, 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4. BEVAN WHITE Tri-Hi-Y 4 — Sweetheart; Science Club 2, 3; Band 1. 2; FBLA 3, 4; Media Teen Board 2, 3 — Fashion Coordinator 4 — Pres.; SADD 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who. DeANNE WHITE Drama Club 3. 4; FBLA 3; Alpha A Omega 4; SADD 1, 2, 3. 4. JENNIFER WHITE Beta 3. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Gator Gazette 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4; A B Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Honor Graduate. PENELOPE WILEY Media Teen Board 4; SADD 4; Speech Club 4. MAGNUS WILKERSON Math Teams 4; Band 4; Exchange Student. TRECE WILLIAMS Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 2, 3. 4; Alpha A Omega 3; SADD 3. 4; A B Honor Roll 3. 4. ANGIE WILSON Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Science Club 1; FBLA 2. 3. 4; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 2. 3. DARRIN WOODALL Football 1. 2. 3; DECA 4; SADD 4; A B Honor Roll 1. TONY WRIGHT Seniors 195 Class Flower: hat as White Rose with Maroon Tip Class Song: Friends Are Friends Forever 196 Seniors Fi Class Colors: Maroon and White Seniors 197 Class Motto: The years of tears, laughter, and the best of friends — The most precious memory never ends. 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SCHOOL PICTURES INC. Represented by McEACHERN OF MOBILE, INC. Official Photographers and Publisher for The Cayman of Satsuma High Delchomrv!“p°;, 24 hours every day. ROCHE-BELMANY BW •KAUSISOMI THINGS SMOtllDNtVf STEVEN G. HELTON, L.F.D. GENERAL MANAGER Office 344 0723 100 SOUTH BELTLINE HIGHWAY. MOBILE. ALABAMA 36608 PHOENIX MOTOR EXPRESS 172 N. Craft Highway Chickasaw, AL 36611 DOUGLAS E. ESTLE SR. 205-456-3015 Serving 48 States Canada ST T 555 Iroquois St. Chickasaw, AL 36611 (205) 457-1404 Good Friends „ MakeThe Good Times Better Good Friends For Life Liberty National j A Torchmark Company Butch Franklin Manager Wayne Lassiter Manager Marshall Dannelley Manager Bill Skidmore Manager Ronnie Andress 675-7604 Paul Ott 679-0364 Ads 243 LIBERTY NATIONAL Good Friends MakeThe Good Times Better: Good Friends For Life Liberty National A Torchmark Company Eddie M. Andress Jock Mizell Steve Watts Gaines Allen 675-2169 679-0364 679-0364 679-0364 Cherry Acuff 675-1139 Walter Bracy 476-4817 Craig Hurst 679-0364 Eddie Davis 649-0358 THE WHEEL HOUSE Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Saturday 930-A Highway 43 Saraland, AL 36571 (205) 675-7777 Driftwood owned a� occrmh) by wivrmi WWflV Country A t Heart Arts •Crafts • Gifts Tootie Clancy Owner Romans 8:28 JESUS IS LORD TRANSMISSIONS, INC. South Mobile 666-7770 3905 Government Blvd. Between 1-65 Azalea Rd. West Mobile 633-7770 7740 Airport Blvd. Near Schillinger Rd. 246 Ads FIRST BAPTIST CHICKASAW Student Ministries I had no real relationship with God until my Junior year. On February 11, 1987,1 asked Jesus to come into my heart for real! My whole life changed. As we all depart, and go our separate ways this year, always remember Jesus loves you, and wants your life. My name is Bo Freeman. When I was thirteen, I accepted Christ into my heart as my Savior. I can't say that I'm perfect now, but at least I know that I have wonderful and unconditional forgiveness and love from my Heavenly Father. I also take joy in the fact that I will spend eternity in Heaven. I don't deserve any of this, but I get it for free! Your life can also be changed. KELLEE RAMBO BO FREEMAN Feeling the heartbeat of students in North Mobile First Baptist Chickasaw 92 Sth Street Chickasaw, AL 36611 Phil Wilson — Associate Pastor Student Ministries Abercrombie, Allison . . . 100 Abston, Keith .. . 100 Abston, Kevin ... 101 Adams. L. J. ... 83, 90 Adams. I.ara ... 103, 149 Adamson. |ames ... 89, 91 Addison, Belinda . . . 177, 205 Aldus, Mike ... 63 Alexander. Cindi ... 78, 149 Allen. Jeff . .. 52, 165 Allen, Mike ... 90 Allen, Robert . .. 177 Amick, Larry ... 177 Anderson, Paul .. . 149 Anderson, Paula ... 32, 73, 83, 97, 164, 165 Andrews. Jason ... 13. 44 Andrews, Michael ... 27, 30, 44, 73. 74, 177, 210 Andrews, Sherilyn ... 101, 103, 165 Aplin, Lisa ... 30, 79, 82. 96, 99, 177, 209, 213 Archer, Kevin ... 44, 165 Arnette, Ashley ... 27, 32, 36, 67, 73, 83, 84, 87, 96, 177, 209 Atwood. Reba . .. 165 Austin, Fred ... 177 Austin, Marcus ... 13, 52, 83, 165 Austin, Sharon ... 64, 177, 204 Austin, Tonya ... 165 Babb, Richard ... 74, 82, 87, 101, 177, 211 Bailey, Larry ... 149 Bailey. Shannon ... 177 Bairfield, A. D. ... 149 Baker, Michelle ... 74, 84, 99. 102, 177 Baldwin, DeWitt ... 12. 83, 84. 177, 212 Baldwin, Karen ... 73, 103, 165 Bamford, Brandi ... 83, 165 Bandy, Christy ... 98, 103, 165 Barnard, Christie . .. 177 Barnes. Bruce ... 12, 44, 177, 211 Barnes, Tony .. . 100, 103, 165 Barnes, Zena ... 97, 165 Barnett, Gary ... 149 Barton, Shelby ... 95, 177 Bates. Crystal . .. 100, 165 Baugh, Matt ... 177 Beasley, Carla ... 103, 165 Beason, Wesley ... 177 Beavers, Monica ... 83, 95, 177 Beck, Glenn ... 91, 149 Beckman, Sondra ... 83, 94, 178, 204 Bedsole, Ashley ... 84, 165 Bed well, Scotty ... 63, 101, 149 Bell, Derrick ... 75, 149 Bennett, Amanda ... 56 Bennett, Dana ... 73, 178 Bennett, Geralyn .. . 102, 178 Betros, John ... 100 Bielarsky, Sherri . .. 178 Black, Amy ... 73, 74, 83, 84, 103, 165 Black, Chuck ... 165 Black, Shannon ... 165 Black, Terrie .. . 103, 165 Blackmon, Ashley ... 27, 73, 84, 96, 178, 200, 208 Blackwell, Angie ... 64, 90, 98, 178 Blackwell, Misty ... 73, 94, 178 Blankenship, Jenny ... 85, 149 Blass, David 27, 65, 70, 74, 76, 77, 80, 85. 105, 165 Bledsole, Jack ... 178 Blocker, Michael ... 149 Boasten, Rosemary . . . 149 Boddie, Jennifer ... 32, 73, 83, 97, 107, 165 Bolling, Denise ... 32, 73, 83, 84, 97, 165 Booth, Danna ... 32, 39, 78, 97, 149 Bosarge, Jason ... 80, 89. 90 Bosarge, Kim ... 178 Bossard, Tammy .. . 178 Bostic, Stephen . . . 149 Boyington, Jed . .. 165 Brackett, Kimberly ... 178 Branch, Tiffney . .. 149 Brannon, Chris ... 149 Brantley, Scott ... 178 Bray, Paula ... 73, 80, 83. 84, 165 Braziel, Latashla ... 149 Breckenridge, Greg ... 90 Brewer, Dan ... 45, 149 Brewer, Michael ... 30, 71, 79, 176, 178, 205, 208, 212 Brooks, Barnette ... 149 Broome, Brandi ... 149 Brown, Charles ... 149 Brown, Christy ... 73, 74, 85, 96. 105, 178, 200 Brown, Clint .. . 47, 70 Brown, Daniel ... 55 Brown, David ... 95, 165 Brown, Donald .. . 178 Brown, Frank ... 55 Brown, Jeremy ... 89. 90 Brown, Jody ... 165 Brown, Joseph ... 149 Brown, Keistia ... 178 Brown, Mike ... 100 Brown, Stacie ... 15, 79, 82, 83, 96, 99, 178, 212 Brown, Stacy ... 100, 149 Brown, Steven ... 91 Brown, Tracy ... 90 Browning, Daniel ... 63, 76, 132 Brundidge, Tammy ... 91 Brunson, Kenneth ... 90, 132 Brunson, Robert ... 102, 178 Bryan, Richard ... 63 Buga), Elizabeth ... 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 149 Bunch, Brian . .. 132 Bunch, James ... 149 Burdett, April ... 32. 73, 74, 80. 85. 97, 165 Burkett, Brent ... 179 Burkett, Deanna ... 38, 149 Burkett, Stephanie . . . 132 Burleson, Brett ... 52, 65, 71, 74, 84. 164, 165 Busby, Gregory ... 132 Bush, Stacey ... 78, 83, 103, 149 Butler, Amanda ... 83, 179 Butler, Kevin ... 12, 27, 44. 58, 71, 73, 74, 179, 208, 211 Butler, Michael ... 54, 84, 149 Butler, Traci ... 32, 50, 71, 78, 149 Byers, Rose ... 78, 84, 86, 100, 103, 149 Byrd, Donald . . . 179 Byrd, Lori ... 78, 84, 132 Byrd, Stoney ... 132 Byrd, Todd ... 94, 179, 211 Calhoun, Billy ... 89. 90, 132 Calhoun, James ... 90 Calhoun, Jody ... 91, 132 Calhoun, William ... 89, 132 Campbell, Laura . . . 179 Carney, Vince ... 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 81, 82. 85, 105, 179, 200, 207,212 Carpenter, Donnie ... 90, 132 Carroll, Leonard ... 165 Cartee, Donna ... 79, 150 Cartee, Dwight ... 165 Carter, Bekara . .. 101, 150 Carter. Louis ... 166 Casey. Todd ... 47, 70, 132 Cave, Lori ... 12, 16, 32, 70, 75, 76, 97, 103, 148, 150 Cave, Tiphani ... 13,17, 78, 87, 132 Chambliss, Theresa . .. 150 Champion, Stephanie . .. 150 Chapman, Amy ... 32, 39, 78, 84, 130, 132 Chapman, Jody ... 76, 78, 80, 84. 132 Charest, Gene ... 89, 90, 166 Chavers, Derenda ... 73, 83, 84, 179 Chavis, Terri ... 50, 60, 150 Chesser, Melissa ... 166 Chestang, Ronnie ... 132 Childers, Terry ... 79, 150 Chitwood, Charles ... 58, 166 Clark, James ... 179 Clearman, Mike ... 90, 132 Clements, Chad ... 132 Clements, Karey ... 73, 96, 179 Cleveland, Shannon ... 27, 79, 87, 102, 179 Coaker, Dee Dee . . . 101, 132 Coate, Jill ... 36, 64, 70. 73, 74, 80. 83. 164, 166 Cobv, Tameka ... 132 Cocbran, Kim ... 78 Cochran, Melissa . .. 73, 103, 166 Cofield, Penny ... 150 Coker, Diana . .. 150 Coker, Richard ... 150 Colburn, Charlotte ... 86, 151 Colburn, Cynthia ... 132 Colburn, Dewey ... 179 Colburn, Raymond . .. 132 Colburn, Ricky ... 45, 84, 89, 90, 97, 151 Coleman, Shelly ... 32, 78, 132 Colston, Dalton ... 151 Connell, Renee . .. 132 Conner, Charmin ... 151 Conner. Corey ... 132 Conner, David ... 75, 76, 101, 166 Conner, Mildred ... 84, 101, 132 Coney, Corey ... 100 Cooley, Jonathan . .. 166 Cooper. John ... 90 Cooper, William ... 132 Cooper, John ... 63, 89, 132 Cop, Clint ... 90 Corgill, Robin ... 151 Corley, James ... 44, 179 Corley, Lisa ... 132 Cornett, Wendy ... 87, 166 Cost, Shawn ... 47, 55, 132 Cothran, Kimberly .. . 133 Counselman, Lee ... 151 Courtney, Lisa ... 98. 103, 133 Courtney, Marion ... 179 Covington, Kyla ... 78, 87, 133 Cowart, Jerome ... 90 Cowart, William ... 89, 133 Cowling, Jack ... 166 Cox, Clinton ... 89, 133 Cox, David ... 167 Cox, Robyn ... 73, 102, 179 Cox, Tim ... 90, 133 Crenshaw. Kristi ... 27, 73, 79, 83, 84. 85, 97. 167 Crisler, Amanda ... 133 Criswell, Dana ... 83, 84, 179 Crocker, Dena ... 133 Crocker, Denson ... 151 Crockett, Meltoria ... 179 Crockett. Patty ... 74, 75. 102, 107, 179 Crouch, Melissa ... 85, 167 Crownover, Mark ... 89, 91, 151 Crump, Tracy .. . 180 Crutcner, Chris ... 133 Culbreth, Jason ... 90, 133 Cunningham, Karen ... 167 Cunningham, Matthew .. . 151 Cunningham, Scott . . . 151 Curtis, Tammy ... 151 Daniels. Jack ... 134 Dantzler, Brian ... 151 Dantzler, Denys ... 151 Darawich, April . k. 78, 86, 151 Daugherty, Allen ... 151 Daugherty, Darrul ... 63 Daughtery, Kim ... 87, 102, 167 Daugherty, Scott ... 45, 151 Davis, Barbette . . . 103, 151 Davis, Chris ... 74, 76, 90, 151 Davis, Felisha ... 134 Davis. Gregory ... 151 Davis. taieh Ann ... 81, 161 Davis, Nicki ... 78, 134 Davis, Scotty ... 97, 151 Davis, Shawn ... 89. 90, 134 Davis, Theresa ... 103, 151 Davis, Todd ... 167 Day, Sam ... 84, 100, 180 Day, Stephen ... 47, 134 Dean, Cheryl ... 134 Dean, Kenny ... 55, 78, 130, 134 Dean, Shannon ...134 Dean, Tiffany ... 73, 79, 83, 84, 103, 167 Dees, Shannon ... 151 Dees, Eddie ... 12, 45, 58, 66, 180, 208, 212 Dennis, Jennifer ... 32, 39, 64, 78. 84. 130, 134 Dennis, Kevin ... 134 Dennis, Lisa ... 83, 167 Dikes, Patricia ... 95, 180 Dingier, James ... 135 Dismukes, Chris ... 54, 90, 91, 151 Dismukes, Marvin ... 151 Dixon, David ... 135 Dixon, DeWanda . .. 135 Dixon, Kim . .. 151 Dixon, Monica . .. 103, 167 Doggett, Lorri ... 73, 83, 167 Doggett, Mark ... 83. 180 Donaldson. Scott ... 44, 167 Donovan, Kim ... 73, 74, 75, 77, 84, 85, 103, 105, 167 Dorman, Steve ... 44, 135 Doss, Codie ... 135 Douglas, Sherman . .. 135 Douglas, Susan ... 94, 180 Downey, Pam . . . 91, 167 Downs, Faleshia ... 151 Doyal, Ricky ... 45, 167 Draughn, Derek ... 101, 135 Draughon, Devan ... 84. 167 Drcaden, David ... 167 Dreaden, Steven ... 135 Driscoll, Andy ... 47, 135 Driver, Denys ... 180 Driver, Joy .. . 87, 102, 180 Drummond, Dana ... 73, 74, 77, 81, 96, 107, 180, 200, 204, 207, 213 Drummond, Heather ... 32, 83, 97, 99, 151 Duke, Jeremy . .. 151 Duke, Lee ... 44 Duke, Robbie ... 13, 45, 58, 74, 75, 180, 200 Dukes, Deanna ... 78, 151 Dukes, Pat ... 63, 151 Duncan, Beverly ... 78, 135 Dunn, I .amenda ... 78, 152 Dunn, Todd . . . 180 Dunnigan, Melinda ... 103 Dycus, Mike ... 88 Dykes, Julie ... 151 Eddins, Cynthia ... 152 Elia, Eileen ... 152 Elisas, Martv ... 103 Ellison, Andv ... 152 Ellison. Angie ... 84, 103, 167 248 Index Ellison, Melissa ... 135 Elmore, Cheryl .. . 78, 135 Elmore, Frankie ... 11, 27, 32, 71, 73, 74, 75. 76. 83, 176, 180, 200, 205, 206, 210 Emmons, Jeff ... 87 Emmons, Kristin ... 84, 103, 167 Englebert, Derrick ... 58, 94, 181 English, Arthur . . . 135 English, Joe ... 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 107, 167 Enzor, Lisa ... 103, 152 Esco. Rachel I ... 74, 75, 76, 84, 100, 161, 181 Estle, Barzella ... 32, 73, 74. 97, 107, 167 Etheridge, Deanna ... 71, 181 Eubanks, Michael .. . 152 Evans, David ... 152 Evans, Donya ... 39, 64, 135 Evans, James . . . 90, 135 Evans, Mary ... 135 Evans, Rachael . .. 167 Evans, Shannon ... 36, 76, 79, 181, 209 Everett, Wade . . . 44, 152 Ezell, Donna ... 96, 102, 182 Ezell, Elaine ... 135 Ezell, Mike ... 55, 135 Ezelle, Bill ... 135 Farmer, Aimee ... 152 Farmer, Brett ... 45, 167 Farrior, Ashley ... 135 Ferguson, Chris ... 89, 91, 135 Ferguson, Kurry ... 80, 153 Ferguson, Shane . .. 45, 182 Finch. Kelly ... 102. 182 Fincham, Kevin ... 96, 182 Firth, Ashley ... 11. 32. 71, 73, 74, 79, 182 Fornander, Adam ... 63, 135 Fortner, Deanna . .. 153 Foster, James ... 182 Foster, Johnny ... 47, 87, 135 Foster, Terra ... 71, 153 Frederick, Stephanie ... 153 Fredrickson, Donald ... 167 Freeman, Ashleigh . .. 78, 97, 153 Freeman, Bo . . . 65, 74, 79, 84, 182, 200, 204, 209 Frost, Brandy ... 135 Frost, Mike . . . 153 Frowley, Chuck ... 55, 135 Fuller, Stephen ... 58, 59, 167 Fuller, Tiffany ... 78, 103, 153 Caddy, Jeff ... 47, 135 Galloway, Candace ... 32, 94, 167 Galloway, Kay ... 103, 153 Gardner, Steve ... 182 Garner, Tracy ... 167 Gartman, Matt .. . 135 Gates, Emily ... 95, 182 Gates, Keith ... 47 Gates, Rita ... 167 Gates. Ryan ... 47. 135 Gates. William ... 135 Gatlin, Tammy .. . 102, 182 Gentle, Tonya ... 78, 100, 153 George, Merlin ... 80, 81, 83, 84, 97, 167 Gerdes, Carey ... 135 Gerdes, Dirk ... 63, 84 Gerhardt, Shannon ... 32, 78, 153 Gholston, Ghenette .. . 167 Gibson, Chris ... 83, 154 Gibson, Tammy ... 89, 90, 136 Gilbert, Jennifer ... 136 Gilbertson, Brenda . . . 103, 154 Giles, Gina ... 83, 96, 102, 182 Gilmore, Larry ... 154 (iivens, I-arry ... 136 Givens, Linda ... 136 Glass, Eric ... 44, 154 Glasscock, Amy ... 95, 182 Gleason, James ... 136 Goldman, Christy ... 75, 102, 182 Goldman, Deidra ... 102, 182 Goolsby, Jason . . . 55, 136 Gordon, Deidra ... 84. 100, 168 Gordon. Dina ... 84, 136 Gossett, Chris ... 90, 136 Gossett, Jeff . . . 75. 80. 85. 107, 168 Grace, George .. . 100, 154 Grace, Larry ... 168 Grandstaff, Christy ... 136 Grantham, Renae ... 13, 16, 30, 32, 70, 73, 74. 97, 99. 164, 168 Granthum, Derrick . .. 154 Green, Crystal ... 154 Green, Michael ... 13, 136 Greene, Bobbie ... 74, 75, 78, 85, 154 Greene, Dodie ... 83, 84, 103, 168 Greene, Janet ... 97, 168 Greene, Michael ... 137 Gregg, Melissa . . . 78, 84, 154 Gregory, Michelle ... 154 Grimes, Christa ... 103, 154 Grimes, Earnest ... 168 Grube, Kerri ... 73, 74, 95, 96. 176, 182 Gulsby, Brenda . . . 137 Gulsby, Brian ... 90, 154 Gurganus, Chris ... 182 Gurganus, Michael . .. 137 Guy, Mariana ... 84, 98, 168 Guy, Pam ... 87, 98 Guy, Tony ... 164 Hadaway, Chris ... 182 Hadawav, Jason .. . 100, 154 Hagamaker, Patrick ... 137 Hales, Brandi ... 95, 183 Hales, Jessie ... 88, 89, 182 Hall. Charlie ... 183 Hall, Mark ... 154 Hall, Shana ... 73,183 Hamilton, Joseph ... 154 Hamilton, Lamar ... 89, 90, 91 Hammond, John ... 45, 154 Hammond, Terri ... 71, 95, 96, 176, 183, 209 Hanes, Jenny ... 84 Hanke, Kimberley ... 60, 137 Hardin, Sherry ... 56, 97, 154 Hardy. DeUin ... 13, 17. 32, 99 Harrell, Angie ... 102 Harrington, Casey ... 137 Harrison, Sherman ... 168 Harvill, LeAnne ... 12,15, 95. 183 211 Hawkins, Vince ... 183 Hayes, Shane ... 54, 154 Haynes, Jenny .. 154 Hays, Troy ... 52, 154 Hearin, Michael . . . 137 Hearn, Scott . . . 137 Heathcoe, DeWayne ... 91,154 Heathcoe, Gordon ... 137 Henderson, Angie ... 183 Henderson, David ... 94, 154, 183 Henderson, Kristi ... 73, 83, 84, 168 Henderson, Matthew . . . 138 Henrikson, Anna-Corin ... 96, 183 Henry, Charlie ... 89, 91, 138 Henson, Wayne ... 63 Herndon, l.ea . . . 95, 183, 205, 211, 213 Herrinvton. C asev ... 83 Hicks, Kenny ...47, 87, 138 Hicks, Sandy ... 169 Hicks, Starky ... 91, 169 Higginbothom, Sally ... 32, 38, 84, 138 Hill, DeWayne ... 138 Hill, Howard ... 54, 154 Hill, James ... 138 Hill, Twanya ... 78, 154 Hilliard, George ... 53, 154 Hilliard, Pam . . . 154 Hink, Jenier ... 169 Hise, Heather ... 78, 84, 138 Holder, Monica ... 183 Holland, Starla ... 98, 154 Holley, Shawn ... 55, 138 Holloway, Shelby . .. 154 Holmes, Pam ... 78, 83, 84, 138 Holt, Jennifer ... 138 Hood. Robin ... 88, 89, 183 Houk, Jennifer ... 74, 98, 102, 183, 200 Houk. Pam ... 76, 78. 84, 101, 138 Houseknect, Cynthia ... 154 Houseknecht, Ronald ... 138 Houze, Taylor ... 90 Hoven, Lisa ... 102, 183 Hoven, Rhonda . . . 103, 169 Hovey, Darrell ... 154 Howard. Jeff . .. 65, 76, 77, 80. 85. 169 Howard, Misty ... 74, 89, 91, 155 Howell. Bambi . .. 103, 169 Howey, Kathv ... 155 Howley, Michelle ... 32, 75, 76, 77, 97, 155 Howze, Aundre ... 89, 91, 138 Howze, Taylor ... 138 Howze, Theresa . . . 169 Hudgens, Jay ... 94. 169 Hudson, Daniel ... 63 Hudson, Dena ... 94 Hudson, Eric ... 63, 81, 83, 84, 105, 169, 183 Hudson, Gene ... 89, 91 Hudson, Lois . . . 183 Huff, Booker . .. 183 Huggins. Richard ... 138 Hughes. Bubba ... 58. 101, 155 Hughes, Jason ... 94, 169 Hughes, Kim ... 170 Hughes, Wes ... 94, 183 Hutcherson, Glynis ... 32, 102, 184, 200, 209, 211 Hutchins, Charles ... 90 Hutchins, Lisa ... 78, 138 Hutchins, Sabrina ... 170 Hyde, Donald ... 138 Hyde, Linda ... 138 Isham, Ernest ... 89, 90 Ivie, Chasity .. . 138 Ivy, James ... 138 Jackson, Brian . . . 103, 155 Jackson, Dominic ... 54 Jackson. Kim ... 170 Jackson, Tammy ... 50, 56, 64, 170 Jackson, Tommy ... 170 Jackson, Tracey ... 155 Jackson, Yves . . . 102, 184 James, Zondra ... 13,17, 32, 39, 78, 84, 138 Jarman, Jennifer ... 138 Jemison, Bo ... 95 Jemison, Jana ... 12, 15, 27, 32, 73, 74. 75, 107, 184, 200, 208, 210 Jemison, Kim ... 12, 16, 32, 50, 70, 155 Jemison, Nikki ... 89, 90, 155 Jemison, Robert .. . 184 Jemison, Tiffany ... 170 Jemison, Tracy ... 78, 84 Jenkins, Anthony ... 89, 90, 155 Jenkins, Ashley ... 32, 95, 184 Jenkins, Jacob . . . 138 Jenkins, I derick .. . 155 Jernigan, Brian ... 184, 213 Jernigan, David ... 89, 90, 138 Jernigan, James ... 90 Jernigan, Sandy . . . 138 Jimerson, Rusty ... 156 Jimerson, Traci ... 98, 138 Johnson, Angelique . .. 138 Johnson, Billy ... 96. 184 Johnson, Claude . . . 101, 170 Johnson, Darius ... 55, 87, 138 Johnson, Joseph . .. 138 Johnson, Karen ... 78, 100, 156 Johnson, Kelly ... 76, 138 Johnston, Dale . . . 75, 89, 90, 156 Jones, Andra . .. 139 Jones, Angie ... 78, 139 Jones, Crissy ... 100, 156 Jones, David ... 97, 156 Jones, David ... 156 Jones, David . . . 184 Jones, Jason . . . 139 Jones, John . . . 156 Jones, Kristi ... 50 Jones, Katrina ... 139 Jones, latrina . .. 139 Jones, Leigh ... 88 Jones, Mike . .. 156 Jones, Monica . .. 73, 87, 102, 184 Jones, Ralphredia . . . 184 Jones, Regina . . . 170 Jones, Scott . . . 170 Jones, Stephanie . . . 102, 184 Jones, Terry ... 54, 156 Jones, Timothy . . . 103, 139 Jordan, Brian . .. 139 Jordan, Karen ... 139 Jordan, Kevin ... 156 Jordan, Marty ... 94. 170 Jordan, Melanie ... 84, 91, 100, 139 Jordan, Phil . . . 44, 184 Karr, Tara . . . 101, 185, 208 Kelly, Angel ... 99 Kelly. Robbie ... 89. 90, 170 Kelly, Tracy ... 157 Kemp, Stepnanie ... 103, 170 Kemp, Steven ... 95, 170 Kendrick, Jared ... 80, 139 Key, Lydia . . . 102, 185 Kidd, Wendy ... 103, 170 Kilpatrick, Bess ... 15, 48, 50, 60, 61, 66. 71, 185, 206, 211 Kimbrell, Ken . . . 45. 97, 157 King, Chris ... 100 King, Dennis ... 170 King, I tonya ... 85, 157 King, Lisa ... 12, 15, 71, 73, 74. 75, 76, 77, 80, 85, 105, 185, 201, 206, 213 Kinman, Darwin . .. 157 Kiper, Chad ... 139 Kittrell, Charles .. . 186 Knight, David ... 157 Knight, Lisa ... 78. 84. 139 Knowles, Anthony . . . 186 Knowles, Michelle . . . 48, 50, 60, 79, 170 Knowles, Pete ... 65, 83, 157 Kostelecky. Kerri ... 36, 73, 74, 85, 107, 170 Kyle, Mike ... 139 Lafiette, Shauna ... 32, 73, 82, 102, 186 Index 249 Lancaster, Donnelly ... 75, 78, 85. 157 Landrum, David ... 100, 170 I.ane, I.ance ... 90, 100, 170 Langford, Marsha ... 86, 157 Langley, Chad . .. 139 Langley. Taci ... 48. 50. 60, 61, 73. 164, 170 I.angley, Tara ... 78, 84, 139 l.anham, Ronnie ... 91, 139 Lanier, Jennifer ... 101. 139 Lanier, Vicki ... 78, 157 Lankford, Anita ... 102, 186 Lankford, I.ewis ... 139 I.antom, Ronald ... 89 Laugh, Jessica ... 89, 90 Lawrence, Robert ... 80, 81, 86, 157 tayne, Thomas ... 91, 139 I eddick, Eric ... 157 Lee, Christy ... 76, 139 Lee, Gregg ... 186, 203 Lee, Keven ... 96, 186 Lee, Matt... 89, 91, 157 I-ee. Nikki ... 78, 103, 157 I flore, Dennis ... 157 Leonard, Sherry ... 84, 98, 186 Lesley, Kevin . .. 157 Lesley, Wade ... 95, 186 Leveritt, Marc ... 139 Irvins, Cathy ... 90 Levins, Tammy ... 74, 75, 76, 105, 186, 189, 198, 203, 206, 212 Levins, Terry ... 139 Lewis, Cathy ... 89 Lewis, Heather ... 13, 27, 32, 50, 73. 83, 84, 186, 208, 212 Lister, Jackie ... 139 Lister, Tracy . .. 84, 99, 186, 205 Little, Brvan ... 139 Little, Dale ... 139 Little, Laura ... 48, 50, 56, 60, 157 Lomax, Laura ... 12, 15, 32, 71, 74, 96, 186, 209 Lomax. Margo ... 83, 170 Lomax, Sonya ... 83, 170 Long, Michael ... 139 Loper, Melanie ... 73, 74, 85, 107, 170 Lott, Darryl ... 157 Lough, Jessica ... 139 Lowe, Christy ... 84, 139 Lowe. Kevin ... 90. 139 Lowe, Wendy ... 32, 38. 84, 139 Lowery, Tonya ... 157 Lucas, Deric ... 44, 157 Lucas, Donald . .. 140 Lucas, Eric ... 44, 90 Lucas, Loretta ... 140 Luker, Michelle ... 83, 170 Lynch, Clint ... 140 Lynch, Kevin ... 170 Lynch, Melanie ... 78, 140 Lynn, Paul ... 102, 186 Lyons, Jenny ... 78, 103, 157 Mabien, Clarence ... 52, 157 Madden, James ... 89, 91, 140 Maherg, Brandi ... 157 Malone, Michael ... 170 Malone, Linda ... 64 Manning, Tabby ... 36, 83, 170 Marks, Brandi . .. 140 Marks, Keith ... 84, 101, 170 Marks, Wally ... 94, 186 Marshall, Fred ... 97 Martin, Adrian ... 55, 140 Martin, Kim . .. 170 Martin. Robert .. . 157 Mason, Beth . . . 102, 186 Mason, James ... 140 Mason, Julie ... 102, 186 Mathis, Curtis ... 186 Mattox, Matthews ... 63, 157 Maughan, Richard . . . 101, 171 Mauldin, Jeff ... 47, 87 Mazell, Tracy ... 78 McAdams, Tracy ... 48, 60, 61, 102, 186 McAfee, Beth ... 83, 85, 171 McArthur, Scott ... 94 McCarter, Melissa ... 103, 157 McClain. Kim ... 73. 85, 87, 187 McClinton, Billy ... 89, 91, 157 McClure, Amy ... 71, 73, 74, 85. 87, 96, 187, 201, 209 McCoy, Robin . .. 103, 157 McCurlev. Machelle . .. 157 McDaniel, Nathan . . . 157 McDavid, Lisa ... 98, 157 McDonald, Glenn . .. 158 McDonald, Jennifer ... 78, 84, 140 McDonald, Lennie ... 140 McGahey, Kandis ... 158 McGahey, Susan ... 139 McGowan, Dachary ... 89, 90, 139 McGraw, John ... 139 McHaney, Chris ... 139 Mcllaney, Ron ... 96, 187 McHenry, Melissa ... 74, 88, 187, 209 Mcllwain, Charles ... 158 Mcllwain, Lisa ... 83, 141 Mclnnis, Dena ... 94, 187 McIntyre. Angie ... 13, 16, 32, 36, 73, 83, 171 McIntyre, Sharon ... 141 McIntyre, Tonya ... 102, 187 Mclnvale, Gerald . .. 171 McLain, Grant ... 80, 84, 94, 171 McLeod, Keith ... 74, 84, 100, 171 McLeod, Ken ... 47, 141 McLeod, Wendy ... 187, 212, 213 McManus, Gerry ... 95, 171 McManus, Susan ... 141 McManus, Vicki ... 13,16, 71, 73, 79, 83, 164, 171 McMichael, Brenda ... 74, 75, 76, 77, 153 McMichael, Charles ... 89, 90, 171 McRaney, Carol ... 96, 102, 187 McRaney, Jerry ... 47, 140 McWain, Charles .. . 100 McWharter, Karen ... 32, 84, 141 Meehan, Brian ... 91 Messer, Chris ... 63, 77, 81, 83, 84, 187 Messer, Steve ... 94, 171 Metts, Lizbeth ... 83, 158 Middleton, Beth ... 99, 103, 158 Middleton, Brady ... 141 Middleton, Johnny ... 187 Middleton, Johnny ... 44, 187, 213 Milam, Jason ... 187 Miller, Ashley ... 87, 102, 187 Miller, Jenny ... 48, 50, 56, 60, 61, 67. 158 Miller, Jeremy ... 55, 101, 147 Miller, Kristi ... 74, 75, 77, 80. 81, 172 Miller, Randy ... 187 Mims, Jennifer ... 141 Minchew, Randy ... 158 Mitchell, Angie ... 73, 74, 107, 187 Mitchell, Carey ... 141 Mitchell, Gidget ... 141 Mitchell, John ... 13, 55, 141 Mitchell, Mark ... 141 Mitchell, Nicole ... 95, 172 Mitchell, Scott ... 13. 83, 187 Mitchell, Shane ... 187 Mitchell, Shannon ... 80, 81, 187 Mizell, Tracy ... 141 Moates, Chris ... 88, 89, 91, 96, 188 Moates, Regina ... 84, 172 Molsbee, Ann . .. 172 Montiel, Kenneth ... 47 Moody, Melanie ... 78, 84, 103, 141 Moody, Michelle . .. 172 Moon, Chuck .. . 100 Moore, Angela ... 94, 188 Moore, Ashley ... 141 Moore, Deidra ... 90, 97, 158 Moore, James ... 45, 188 Moore, Scott ... 47, 141 Moore, Tommy ... 12, 44, 79, 94. 188 Morgan, James ... 90 Morgan, Jeremy . . . 100, 158 Morgan. Lee . .. 172 Morris, Melissa ... 95, 188 Morris, Shane ... 172 Morrison, Mary ... 84, 103, 158 Morrow, Alice . .. 141 Mosely, Bobby ... 91 Mosely, Klifford . .. 47, 141 Mosely, Richard ... 141 Moses, Chanda ... 103, 158 Moses, Darby ... 94, 172 Mosley, Charlynda ... 172 Mosley, Jerry ... 188 Mott, Dean ... 84, 141 Murphy, Thomas ... 94, 172 Murray, Kim . .. 102, 188 Myers, Holly ... 141 Napper, Nancy ... 78, 158 Nargassans, Kimberly . . . 141 Neilson, Bridgette ... 141 Neilson, Tammy ... 73, 74, 75, 76, 80, 81, 107, 188, 201, 208 Nelson, Chad ... 47. 55, 141 Nelson, Terra ... 87, 103, 173 New, Jason ... 97, 158 New, Kim ... 48. 73, 83, 107, 173 Newman, Kelly ... 83, 173 Newman, Troy ... 45, 173 Nichols, Becky ... 12, 15, 32, 71, 87, 105, 176, 188, 212 Nichols, Marcy ... 48, 50, 60, 158 Nichols, Mary ... 78, 84, 97, 99 Nichols, Russell ... 188 Nicholson, Jeff .. . 188 Noble, Karry ... 13, 44, 58, 83, 173 Nolfe, Tory ... 58, 173 Norman, Lorri ... 103, 158 Norman, Melanie ... 32, 39, 78, 84, 141 Norman, Thomas ... 141 Norwood, Ashley ... 13, 17, 32, 142 Norwood, Leslie ... 32, 79, 97, 148, 158 Norwood, Michelle ... 74, 75, 76, 77, 79. 85. 105, 173 Novay, Tommy ... 47, 142 O’Clair, James ... 52, 101, 173 O'Rear, Lance . . . 45, 158 Oates, Jason ... 142 Odom, Cindy ... 83, 84, 173 Odom, Lori ... 188 Odom, Robert . .. 142, 189 Osborne, Patti ... 94, 189 Osborne, Shannon ... 11, 27, 71, 73, 74, 83. 84, 189 Overstreet, Rhonda ... 73, 103, 173 Overstreet, Robin ... 142 Owens, Anthony ... 178 Pagan, Penny ■.. 142 Palmer, Becky . .. 87, 103, 173 Parmer, Cully ... 158 Parmer, Peggy ... 173 Palmer, Michelle ... 78, 89, 91 Parker, Bill ... 142 Parker, Cheryl ... 142 Parker, Gerald . .. 83, 190 Parker, Jason ... 52 Parker, Michelle .. . 142 Parker, Robert ... 96, 190 Parker, Wade . .. 189 Parmer, Peggy . .. 103 Parnell, Melissa ... 73, 79, 102, 190 Patel, Nikhil ... 142 Patel. Shilpa ... 83, 97, 173 Patrick, Allan ... 90. 91, 142 Patrick, Gary ... 13, 100, 142 Patrick, Jamie ... 95, 96, 190 Patterson, Brian ... 47, 142 Payne, Daphne ... 50, 158 Payne, Stacey ... 12, 16, 32, 85, 97, 148, 158 Peavy, Ray ... 190 Peoples. Andrea ... 74, 89, 90, 95. 158 Peopples, Annette ... 89 Perkins, Chris ... 83, 91, 142 Perkins, Edward ... 55, 142 Perry, Jody ... 73, 83. 99, 173 Perry, Scott ... 47, 70, 142 Person, Chris ... 76, 100, 142 Pettaway, Monique ... 12,17, 39, 71, 78, 97, 103, 158 Pettis, Jimmy ... 158 Pettus, Annette ... 90, 142 Pettus, Stephanie . .. 102, 190 Pettus, Jimmy ... 45 Pharr, Julie ... 84, 158 Phillips, Alan ... 95, 173 Phillips, Dana . .. 158 Phillips, Jeannie ... 95, 190 Phillips, Raymond ... 89, 91, 142 Phillips, Tammy ... 94, 190 Pickens, Tawanna ... 87, 90, 142 Pickle, Tonya .. . 102, 190 Pierce, Brian ... 142 Pierce, Norman .. . 173 Pierce, Shane ... 190 Pierson, Anna ... 142 Pinion, Marshall . . . 142 Pipkin, Brian ... 90 Pipkin, Jennifer ... 73, 79, 87, 190 Pitts, Doug ... 89, 91, 142 Pitzulo, Joe ... 158 Pitzulo, Jonell . .. 102, 190 Pitzulo, Paul ... 83, 95, 190 Platt, Shane ... 142 Poole, Gary ... 190 Pope, Clyniese ... 142 Pope, Mark ... 52, 173 Pope, Nekole ... 56, 90 Porter, Kevin ... 158 Porter, Mike ... 95, 190 Preston, Eddie ... 101, 142 Preston, Kim ... 73, 97, 103, 173 Preston, Todd . .. 159 Price, Lynn ... 12, 15, 30, 32, 73, 74, 79, 96, 99, 190, 208. 213 Price, Phillip .. . 142 Price, Rodney ... 12, 27, 44, 58, 71, 74. 75, 190, 201, 207, 213 Price, Sidney .. . 47, 130, 142 Price, Tina .. . 190 Primm, Lori ... 73, 102, 191 Primm, Marie ... 78, 84, 142 Prine, Angie ... 159 Pruette, Lisa ... 80, 143 Purcell, Olivia ... 102, 191 Purdon, Nicki ... 60, 85, 159 Purvis, Susan ... 56, 84, 143 Rachel, Robin ... 143 Rambo, Kellee ... 32, 36. 73, 84. 96. 188. 191, 208 250 Index Randolph, Jeannie ... 84, 100, 143 Raue, Chrissy ... 73, 85, 87, 191 Rawls, Amy . . . 83, 173 Reagan, Greg ... 81, 83. 84 Reaves, Micnelle ... 84 Reaves, Robin ... 143 Reaves, Todd . . . 74, 75, 77, 159 Reece, Lisa ... 73, 74, 75, 79, 85, 97, 107, 173 Reece, Rhonda ... 75, 78, 79, 84. 85, 97, 107, 159 Reed, Carla ... 143 Reed, Nechole ... 159 Reeves, Jeff . . . 101, 159 Reid, Michael . . . 95, 173 Reid, Michelle . . . 159 Reynolds, Bonita ... 73, 83, 103, 173 Reynolds, Donna ... 60, 78, 83, 159 Reynolds, Kathryne ... 103, 159 Rhodes, Betty ... 83, 88. 191 Rhodes, Tony ... 89, 90. 97, 173 Rice, Ken ... 54, 160 Richardson, Tom .. . 143 Ridgeway, Stan . .. 44, 173 Rigsby, Walter ... 95, 191 Riley, Scott ... 80. 160 Ritchie, Doug ... 101, 173 Riva, DeNean . . . 160 Robbins, Bridgett ... 32, 143, 160 Robbins, Shelby ... 44, 97, 148 Roberts, Amanda . .. 160 Roberts, Johnny . . . 45, 63, 160 Roberts, Nicki ... 95, 191 Roberts, Wendy ... 50, 64, 83, 97, 103, 173 Robinson, Angela ... 143 Robinson, Ashley ... 27, 32, 36, 73, 79, 96, 191, 209, 212 Robinson, Kelly . . . 11, 27, 32, 36, 73, 79, 96, 107, 191, 207 Robinson, Nathaniel . . . 143 Robinson, Todd ... 27, 45, 191, 212 Roche, Keith ... 144 Roden, Marie ... 74, 76, 78, 85, 98 160 Rodgers, Ardell ... 12, 82, 87, 88, 89, 96, 191, 204 Rogers, Mary . . . 144 Rosales, Jeannie ... 84, 144 Ross, Cathy ... 95, 191 Rowland, Shannon ... 73, 103, 173 Rush, Angie ... 84, 98 Rush. Keith ... 89, 90, 173 Russ, Britt ... 55, 144 Ryals, Lynn ... 160 Sadler, Beth ... 74, 82, 94, 191 Sadler, Melissa ... 87, 144 Salley, Kendall ... 45, 191 Salley, Wendall ... 88. 89, 96, 191 Sander, Iris ... 78 Sanders, Sammie ... 12, 96, 191, 210, 213 Sandifer, Patsy ... 48, 60, 61, 189, 191 Saranthus, Jason .. . 144 Saucier, Carnell ... 30, 32, 71, 83, 191, 212 Saucier, Stephanie ... 32, 73, 78, 79, 97 Sauers, Melissa ... 98, 103, 161 Saunders, Sterling ... 55, 144 Savage, Brian ... 55, 144 Sawyer, Sherry ... 78, 83, 161 Scarbrough, Melissa ... 84, 161 Schaffer, Carolyn ... 32, 99, 161 Schaffer, Mary ... 87, 173 Scheurmann, Max ... 80, 81, 82. 83. 84. 86. 90, 161 Scoper, Kenny .. . 12, 45, 174 Scoper, Travis ... 144 Scott, Lisa ... 89. 90. 95, 161 Seale, Leigh Ann ... 144 Seals, Aleidra ... 97, 174 Sealy, Scott . . . 45, 58, 174 Semmes, Ashley . . . 100 Semmes, Ronald ... 58 Shaw, Brian . .. 192 Sheffield, Ami ... 145 Sheffield, Scott ... 192 Shepherd, Ed . . . 161 Sherman, Marilyn ... 84, 145 Sherman, Walter ... 81, 192 Shirah, Brian ... 27, 192 Shiver, Dana ... 84, 98, 192 Shoemaker, Melanie ... 95, 192 Sides, Teresa ... 75. 77, 161 Simmons, Michael . .. 161 Simmons, Scott .. . 45, 161 Sims, Amanda . . . 103, 174 Sims, Ashley . . . 161 Sims, Gary ... 54 Singleton, Gil ... 63 Singley, Ray ... 145 Sizemore, Allen ... 161 Sledge, Deborah ... 87, 161 Small, Jennifer ... 11, 32, 73, 74, 80, 107, 192, 202, 208 Smith, Angela ... 145 Smith, Becky ... 174 Smith, Brian . .. 192 Smith, Carolyn ... 13, 16, 56, 70, 87, 103, 174 Smith, Chuck ... 174 Smith, Cindy ... 78, 145 Smith, Cory ... 101, 192 Smith, Cynthia ... 64, 90, 145 Smith, Daymond ... 145 Smith, Denna ... 97, 161 Smith, Erica ... 161 Smith, Jason ... 90, 145 Smith. Jeff . . . 47. 90, 145 Smith, Joyce ... 83, 84, 103, 174 Smith, Krissy ... 103, 161 Smith, Linda ... 192 Smith, Lori ... 101, 161 Smith, Lome . .. 103, 174 Smith. Lynn ... 78, 103, 161 Smith, Mark ... 47. 145 Smith, Michael . . . 192 Smith, Nakita ... 103, 174 Smith, Reeina ... 145 Smith, Robert ... 12, 45, 161 Smith, Robert C ... 54, 161 Smith, Rosemary ... 90, 145 Smith, Scott ... 32, 44, 66, 71, 74, 75, 192, 201, 207, 211 Smith, Shannon ... 88, 91, 193 Smith, Susie ... 161 Smith, T. R. ... 174 Smith, Tonya ... 50, 56, 60, 174 Smith, Tracy ... 50, 97, 103, 174 Smith, Vicki ... 84, 87, 145 Smyly, Jeff .. . 91, 174 Snodgrass, Letitia ... 174 Sollie, Tracy ... 97. 103, 174 Sollinger, Tammy . . . 193 Solomon, Bo ... 95, 174 Solomon, Wendie . . . 161 Sommers. Diana ... 48, 56, 60, 193, 201 Spain, Richard .. . 145 Spears, Bubba . . . 95, 193 Spencer, Angie ... 83, 103,174 Squires, John ... 161 St. Inurent, Renee ... 73, 74, 83, 84, 85, 97, 174 Stamey, Alicia ... 102 Steadham, Molly ... 194 Steele, Lisa ... 99 Steiner, Kenneth ... 58, 174 Stevens, Donna ... 174 Stevens, Joseph ... 54, 161 Stewart, Amanda . .. 174 Stewart, Ava ... 73, 74, 99, 174 Stewart, Caren .. . 78, 145 Stewart. l.ane ... 47 Stewart, Mitchell . . . 145 Stewart, Pamela . . . 102, 194 Stewart, Renee ... 89, 91, 145 Stewart, Shane ... 44, 83, 174 Stewart, Wendy ... 78 Still, Lisa ... 194 Stinson, Dwavne ... 94, 194 Stinson, Mark ... 47, 145 Stokes, Kristy ... 87, 145 Stokes, Ronnie ... 95, 194 Stone, Eldon ... 145 Stone, Jessie ... 145 Stone, Margaret ... 74, 102, 194, 201 Storey, Jennifer ... 84, 101, 145 Storey, Ronnie ... 74, 75, 76, 84. 101, 174 Strickland, Scott ... 100, 161 Stringfellow, Freddie . .. 174 Stringfellow, Vicki . .. 194 Stroud, Misti ... 161 Stuart, Wendy ... 145 Stuckey, Sam . . . 105 Sullivan, Christy ... 32, 78, 84, 87, 145 Sullivan, James ... 58, 174 Sullivan, Jody ... 47, 145 Sullivan, Kirk . .. 52, 174 Sumlin, Bridget ... 78, 145 Summersell, John ... 82, 174 Sumrall, Kristie ... 103, 161 Swann, Butch ... 161 Swinney, Allen ... 74, 75, 76, 77, 79. 161 Taite, Marchette ... 64, 145 Taite, Robin ... 78, 100, 161 Taite, Stephanie .. . 102, 194 Tanner, Snerri ... 103, 162 Tarver. Billy ... 47, 91, 145 Tarver, Sonja ... 102, 194 Tarver, Tammy ... 145 Tarver, Wayland ... 145 Tate, Chip ... 47, 146 Taylor, Ann ... 146 Taylor, Carol ... 95 Taylor, Daryl ... 174 Taylor, Ginny .. . 100, 146 Taylor, Kim . .. 146 Taylor, Linda ... 146 Taylor, Rene ... 84, 105, 194 Taylor, Gregory ... 194 Taylor, Terrence . . . 55, 146 Terry, Tammy ... 96, 99, 194 Thatenhurst, Ed .. . 89, 90. 162 Thomas, Jesse ... 76, 175 Thomas, Kristy ... 78, 146 Thomas, Melissa ... 11, 32, 71, 73, 74, 75, 76, 85, 96, 105, 176, 194, 199, 203, 206, 211 Thomley, Robert ... 162 Thompson, Cyrstal ... 80 Thompson. Sam ... 84, 89, 90, 162 Thompson, Sandy . . . 146 Thornton, Don ... 146 Tilley, Sharon ... 95, 194 Tillman, Duane ... 13, 45, 162 Tillman, Michael ... 146 Tindle, Heather ... 32, 36, 73, 97, 103, 175 Tolbert, Emmett ... 77, 90, 101, 162 Tolbert. Michelle ... 15, 78, 89, 90, 91. 162 Towery, Michael . .. 175 Towner, Kyle ... 54, 70, 162 Townsend, Renee . . . 162 Trawick, Julie ... 32, 97, 162 Tucker. Heather ... 74, 82, 105, 194, 201, 203 Turner, Lisa ... 163 Turner, Tim ... 45, 78, 163 Tyler, Carole ... 163 VanDevender, Danny ... 52, 163 VanEtten, Jennifer ... 194 Vice, Johnny ... 146 Vice, Tommy ... 163 Vick. Neil . . . 146 Vickers. Lauren . . . 95. 194 VonEberstein, Michellr . . . 73, 74. 75. 84. 175 Waddill, Angela ... 97, 163 Wade, Andy . .. 146 Wade, Carmen ... 146 Wade, Mitch ... 45, 146 W'ade, Walter ... 163 W'aldrop, Jerry ... 88. 89, 194 W'alker, Bryan . .. 146 Walker, Demetria ... 163 Walker, Jason . .. 63, 175 Walker, Sherrie ... 27, 32, 73, 84, 97, 103, 175 Walker, Tiffany ... 97, 103, 175 Wallace, Angie ... 38, 97, 146 Waller. Benita ... 50. 56. 146 Waller, Tara ... 50, 56, 70. 146 W'alley, John ... 146 Walls, Misty ... 74, 83, 95, 195 Ward, Jodi ... 95. 175 Ward, I .a nee ... 45, 163 Ward, Scott ... 84, 163 Warnick, Eddie ... 96, 195 Warren, Chris ... 163 Watson, Donna ... 70, 78, 85, 97, 148, 163 Watson, Joseph ... 89, 91, 163 W'atson. Raymond ... 89, 91 Weaver, Deanna ... 89, 90. 146 Weaver, Denise ... 89 Weaver, Dennis . . . 91, 146 Weaver, Gary ... 47, 89, 90, 146 Weaver, Jenine ... 87 Weaver, Marc ... 91, 163 Weldy, Lynn ... 32, 73. 95, 96, 195 Wentworth, David ... 95, 195 Wentworth, Kellie ... 83, 163 Werneth, Joseph ... 163 Westbrook, Dana . .. 102, 195, 201 Whatley, Bryan ... 89, 91, 97, 175 Wheatley, Pam ... 95 Wheeler, Darla . . . 163 Whigham, Veronica .. . 195 Whisenhunt, Dana . . . 146 White, Bevan ... 27, 73, 96. 102, 195, 213 White, Bruce ... 91. 175 White, Cindy ... 39, 78, 97. 163 White, Decann ... 83, 195 White, Jennifer ... 73, 74, 83, 85, 105, 185, 195 White, Jeremy ... 101, 146 White, Kim ... 103, 175 White, Lakietha . . . 163 White, Louise ... 89, 90, 175 W'iggins, Kim ... 97, 175 Wiggins, Robert . . . 89, 90 Wike, Karen ... 83, 163 W'ild, Victoria ... 163 Wiley, Penelope ... 96 Wilkerson, Magnus ... 63, 100, 195, 203 Williams, Aubrey ... 94 Williams, Brian . . . 146 Williams. Cathy ... 74, 75, 85, 163 Williams, Dean ... 175 Williams, Evan ... 146 Williams, Keith ... 63 Williams, Kerrick ... 89, 90, 146 Williams, Rema . .. 73, 74, 75, 85, 105, 175 Williams, Rhonda . . . 146 Williams, Tiffani ... 60, 61, 78, 97, 163 Williams, Tina ... 103 Williams, Trece ... 195 Williams, Virginia ... 147 Williamson, April ... 147 Index 251 Sure class was boring, and the days seemed endless, but in between the looong months of school came an occasional respite. Once a day we were freed for half an hour to eat and talk and make our plans for the upcoming weekend or holiday. When these holidays came, we partied hard to make up for the hard w'ork we put in during the week. Now the year was almost over, and we were making plans for our summer vacations, jobs, or graduation, whichever the case may have been. The excitement was mounting, and the student body was going stir crazy. Even the Freshmen were developing Senioritis. The days seemed endless, but the time was drawing near. A lot was happening, and people everywhere were making news. HOMESTRETCH 252 Closing 4 THE WHITE ISLAND. OR PLACE OF THE BLEST ROBERT HERRICK In this world, the isle of dreams, While we sit by sorrow’s streams, Tears and terrors are our themes, Reciting; But when once from hence we fly, More and more approaching nigh Unto young eternity, Uniting In that white island, where Things are evermore sincere. Candor here and lustre there Delighting; There no monsters fancies shall Out of hell an horror call To create, or cause at all. Affrighting, Attending Pleasures, such as shall pursue Me immortalized, and you; And fresh joys, as never, too. Have ending. There in calm and cooling sleep We our eyes shall never steep. But eternal watch shall keep. Now, here’s your yearly news shakedown. Gary Hart made news with Donna Rice. Ollie North and Fawn Hall shredded papers. Jim Bakker was in the news with Jessica Hahn, and Tammy Faye cried. Morris the Cat ran for President. Reagan and Gorbachev took a step towards world peace, and there was a Presidential campaign. In local news, the Satsuma-Saraland merger fell through. A Wal-Mart was under construction, and some of us lost a close friend. The deaths of our good friends Mrs. Lula Taylor and Jeremy Brown brought us sadness, a little loneliness, and a realization of our own mortality. WlHu yuWH Closing 255 There was more news too. The Class of 1991 came on the scene, while the Class of 1988 took their bows. There were dances, activities, and hard work. On September 10, 1987, the year began; on December 17, 1987, the Juniors got their class rings; on February 5, 1988, it snowed; and on May 30, 1988, the Senior Class played to its conclusion. This program has been brought to you by GTV. See ya later. 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