Southern Baptist Educational Center - Trojan Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1987 volume:

IBUILDINCT ECDI2 IIIS EXCELLENCE IIQIVIECQNINC SENIQIQS SENIQQ IIQNQIQS I 6 CLASSES 2 6 BLQICADQCN 40 ALUIVINI 4 2 CIIAIJEL 44 VAIQSITY SDQIQTS 48 JIQ. IIICII CLASSES 7 6 FACULTY AND ADLIINISTIQATIQN I 12 QQCANIEATICDNS I 2 2 ELEIVI. ADIVIINISTIQATIQN AND FACULTY I 50 ELEIVI. CLASSES I 5 6 ELEM. ACTIVITIES im I ADVEIQTISEIVIENTS me Tho IQ87 'Iroinn SILIIII. Sponsor -- Kim INIOOVCZ IIIiol,o3i'npIiCi' - Kim hIooi'cw Scniois - Shnnox 1 Wilsoiil Cflnwcs w Slncry Wcldon and Miki Ilnshlnng Cmipel, Alnmni nnd Ads W- 'I'onyn Coodn IIS. Spofim AA Chnnlnl Young: C'liQci'lonQiCi's. I5nnd and Inns W Iflninc Coit: .Iii High Clnwcs -- Slnccy Wcldon and Miki IQnshl,on1 Jr. High Sporlis - I'Ji'yaii Ilollownyl I'nCnIIy -4 'I'Ci'i'i Coodcl Clnl -- 'l'ainmic Ilzaddockz iEiCIIICIIl.iII'y W Amy Qoddcng ACIVCMISCIIICIIIS f-4 CJ. DOIISIHIS. Uroibwioii I phol,O5rnphy - SandySl,fOnd1 AVI work nnd Covci' - Iiim Moorc. Thanks, IQSY NIQIIIIIIW nkiob WL II I donc. Y - 'Vf'..' 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Milhons of dollars are spent annualb' on scientihc equmment for researching earthquakes to educate the public on why they occur and for proper preventive mea- sures to protect against their destruc- tion. After years of expensive study, the preventive measure scientists most recommend is: Know the foun- dation you build upon and make sure your foundation is sohd Such advice needs to be applied to the lite of a Christian. like an earthquake, problems, trials, and tribulations often come upon us without warning. They last a short whde or for what seems an eternib' and subside only after they have left their mark of destruction. How can we prevent our home life and you build upon and make sure your foundation is sohct 0ur foundation is lesus Christ. Yet to have stabihty, we must know Him. We must experiential- h' know ths grace, strength, powen love, promises, and tlis maturing pro- cess for Christians. And we must apply what we know there is no question as to the stabdity of the foundation, yet we must choose to build upon it. We must adhere to the words of Paut' . . . As a wise masterbuilden lhave laid the foundation . . . But let every man take heed how he buildeth thereupon. For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid which is lesus Christ. fl Corinthians .110-112 Mi: Manley Beware of little footsteps trying to till yours! BUILDING FOR HIS EXCELLENCE S i ,sn personal hves from crumbhng in these times? We must apptv the advice of the scientists. Know the foundation il. 1 lg I '-Q53 'qs 4 pp. , Seniors Michelle Williamson and C.l. Douglas work on a banner for homecoming. Senior Steve Patton receives lhe spiril Freshman Brian Cherry proudly acceplslhe slick for the senior class. spirit slick lor the freshman class. Q,-'UQ V ,J -465 Pefslp The ensemble sings for His glory Natasha Hunsucker and ludy Phillips enjoy Bowie food 'tv- VN s a Senior, S.B.E.C. has come to mean a great deal to me OUNDA T10 4' s each year passes by lhave seen S.B.E.6. continually grow in its Christian perspectives. I ha ve 4' because ot the friends I have seen come and go. As a child in elementary, I did not realize that what I img seen a major growth in students in the Lord because of the Christian leadershhr shown in the lives of the administration and teachers. My life has been greath' influenced because of their caring hearts and their total commitment. I thank the lord for giving me the opportunity to attend S.B.EC. After graduating from S.liEL'. Iknow I will have grown stronger in the Lord Sheri Striclrhn Parents help build the foundation ot their children. :r5gr'L,'5L'ieE was being taught and made to learn would really help me. The teachers laid the foundation of lite and it's principles and l the student was in charge ot build- ing the building that the Lord wants me to build. I can either be a laborer who is just working enough to get by and build a cheap building or l can be the laborer who cares about life and is building a mansion for the Lord. Ben Cook J I I. if V I R K 1 X I . 4 ----fe it sex I D 5. .IA I r Chris Traicott works on building a foundation in art. Whitney Young enjoys eating at the Senior Kick-Ott Party I BUILDING FOR HIS EXCELLENCE 1 14 l' nf' 'ii 8th graders spell out T-R-0-1-A-N-S during the homecoming pep rally. Building a foundation starts at an early age. Senior Sheri Stricklin shares cheerleading with Amber Marshall . i wt -A - .- '1 'N x ,, l. ,L 1 A. Y. . f- 'K' , --rn -, ef, --2, . ew. . f, was . - I . gig: . .- , 1 . , - . , , .. Q . X N lx .- ig lp 5. ' ' 1 X 4 l 'ltr I fa, 1.1 BA Us ,,.s . 1 . . 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On i i i l Thursday the powder puff games be- gan with the Vienna Boys Choir as entertainment before the game, during the game and after the game . . . what a relief when those games were over. Finally on Friday after a long night spent hanging signs for many classes, we came through the doors to find many signs had fallen during the night. Howev- er everyone pitched in and began to re- hang all the fallen signs and re-gain that Trojan Spirit . Lunch was spent on the ground followed with the final battles of the powder puff games with the Juniors winning the final victory. ln anticipation of the football game, the crowning of the queen and her court, and the winners of the spirit sticks re- sulted in a victory over Bolton. The half- time activities included the crowning of Miss Wendi Worsham as 1986 Home- coming Queen the lr. High spirit stick was won bythe 9th grade and the senior high spirit stick was won by the Seniors. Catch the spirit . . . WE CAUGHT IT . 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'--CT .fo ' ' A . ? dTl-Ati: 1 -'iss . 7 'jL'.-gi., , 1 W A-e, TQYL ..-- .yi-1 .K . - 1'v--:'X: -fsryte--' , .., it W ' ,- -Q-4 . , .L V414 -.' tx ,. -V A 1-vx,-,Q L. Q-g, - IL -un ' - g Stephen Earl Patton President K9-Q Michelle Rae Smith Sheri Kaye Stricklin Tracey Lynn Baker Jenifer Lynn 'Moseley Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain SENIORS hs .ego fl 'F Thomas Wayne Acklen ir. Michael Blaine Anderson Holly Samara Bean e Alice Almyra Coleman Holly Gail Conner Ben Eddy Cook ' 1' ' ll A I - or .C I ,, 13. -WM ,, . .3 lohn Dantri Butler Deborah Jean Cooper Ashleigh Rhea Cox Thomas Jeff Cunningham 11 C3 X R4 Carl James Douglas Ernie Murphy Downing Rodger Dean Eaton loey Lee Eldred lonas Scott Eldred Michael lames Enders Shelly lean Eubanks Angela Gwen Fiveash Mitch Ladd Gallagher Stephanie lill Gibson smlons 4 Tonya Lynn Goode Franklin Cooper Hall Gregory Alan Hammons Robin Leigh Hawkins f' ,- .1 I , 1 ' Gary Lee Kieflner Angela Faye Madison Todd Wary Hodges Ml leffrey Scott Jones l l l Allison Denise McCollum it l 1 1 a Andrea Leigh McCormack 4 Paul Anthony Middleton ,........-M .--, . ----v -- V - . -.......v.......,.,. Dean Bennett Poleman Timothy Boiin Roop i yi iennifer Diana Pack Brian Alan Pendergrass V Alan Jeffrey Pinnow i lason Thomas Rails Michael Brian Senneti Q. lohn Sneed szmoks N4 Sherry Lynn St. John Whitney Leigh Stroud Heather Louise Wardlow -iid v. Q' ff 412. N ..,-I '-AA X51 A Kg., I-fix, ' Q Q , 5 r, N' :If 'Pl'-' . W.. fir' ., W-IW-' rr-af 1 .xiii U' ., X ,6 , . 'fl l - .g it ,. r.. ' Q. -.-. rf, ff- ' Douglas Clay Watson Iona Rae Whitington Mary Michelle Williamson Z ab Wendi Leigh Worsham Nicki Anne West Scott Gordan Wilkinson 9 99 Shanova Lynn Wilson X nxt NNYi'wwwX r'W,nN1XQQ5r34ENn-sy . U is x XM My NN 4 as P l 1 i V I ' w S teve Patton is the perfect examle of what Mr. S.B.E.C. should be. He exemplifies all the character qualities that are stressed ' in the teachings of S.B.E.C. Seldom does a school have a student who is a born leader. Steve is that type of person. He led his class in the 11th grade to achieve many goals and his Senior year his leadership has engulfed not only the Senior Class but the whole student body. Spiritually, he loves the Lord and uses this as a guide for his daily lite. Socially, he loves to be with people and help them all he can. He is an encourager to everyone. S , for the title of Miss S.B.E.C. Not only is Robin ranked second in her class with a grade point average of 3.971, but her list of accomplishments both social and academic are overwhelming. lt is obvious to her peers and teachers alike that Robin is a truly remarkable lady and a valuable asset to us here at I Y obin is an extraordinary young lady and an outstanding choice S.B.E.C. The Bible says in Luke 2:52 that our Lord Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man. Throughout her years at S.B.E.C., Robin has proved this verse true in her own life. Robin has grown and matured physically as well as academically throughout her years at S.B.E.C., while at the same time growing in the favor of her peers and her Lord. ,ei ffl' ' enrfer Moseley de- serves the trtle ' Best christian Witness because of her loving and caring spirit. She is a friend to all and is always ministering to someone else instead of herself Wayne llcklen has been chosen Best Christian lWtness be- cause he has a servant's heart and is always encouraging his classmates. Wayne always keeps a smile on his face and lets the love of Christ shine through. The title Best Christian Wit- ness best describes Sheri Stricklin because she is always encouraging and portrays her convictions through her school activities and personal life. Sheri has been a light to follow among her classmates. om Cunningham was chosen Class Favorite because of his leadership ability and his friendship to his classmates. He is also a favorite on campus because of his participation on the football team and as a member of the S Club. Wendi Worsham was chosen Class Favorite because of her friendliness and supportive ef- forts shown through school and class activities. She has also been a favorite because of her participation in cheerleading. W 2 my he Senior class did . an excellent job of SV Xi N .,:X. 1.,,: ,::. c hoosing John Sneed Most Lov- ing because of his caring attitude toward every- one he comes in contact with. He also listens to the problems of others and is always willing to lend a hehzing hand in time of need John always has a smile on his face and warm heart. Andrea McCormack was chosen Most Loving because of her caring spirit and wilhngness to help others. She also has a warm smile and a encouraging word for her classmates. An- drea is always an enlightment for her friends and classmates. odger Eaton was we , chosen by his class- mates as friendli- est because of his quiet and gentle spirit along with his Christian witness. Rodger is very outgo- ing and is friendb' to everyone. He is without doubt the most deserving person for this title. Holh' Bean was chosen by the Senior class as Whos Who Most Friendliest because her life reflects Proverbs 17:12 A friend loveth at all times'i Holly also has a servant's heart and you can see Christ working in her life everyday. Because of her friendliness other have been touched with her warm smile and gleeming personahty. onya Goode was chosen by her ' classmates as Who's Who Most Creative because of her outstanding ability to create for pep rallies, banquets, and homecoming festivities. Tonya has also been given this distinguished title because of her God-given talents in art and her willingness to get a job done. For Ben Cook to be selected Whos Who Most Creative for our class was a slight under- statement. Ben has bright- ened many of our days with his funny actions and creative ideas. He also has four years in art and they have been a step- ping stone to further his ambi- tion in the art Held T he selection of Most Enthusiastic by the Senior class was given to one of great zeal, Joey Eldred Joey has displayed this exuberant enthusiasm through her participation on the cheer- leading squad the newspaper stafb twirhng and her ability to keep the class unihed during a pep ralha Doug Watson has been chosen Most Enthusiastic because he has been blessed with the character qualities of joyful- ness, and enthusiasm - a great combination. Much of our team spirit can be attributed to Dougls ability to 'Wre-up the team and lead us to many victories. The Dar Citizen Award is given each year to a member of the Senior class who will represent SBEC in a statewide contest. The contest is held to enhance the understanding of students in the heritage and ideals of our country. Holly Bean was chosen this year because of her dedication to God, family, community, and school. !'L I WILED L' T URIAN Sill U Til T ORIANS Robin Hawkins is an exam- ple of a well-rounded stu- dent at SBEC. She has a loving personality, a Chris- tian testimony and a smile for everyone. Robin also has the diligence to suc- ceed in her studies. Be- cause of her faithfulness to Steve Patton is a young man who has excelled in many areas of his life. its a student he has excelled in academics by achieving the highest grade point average in his graduating class. He has also had gread success as president of his Junior and Senior class. His leadership has given his class two years of the most enjoyable and memorable years at SBEC. Steve has also excelled in his spiritual life as a Christian. His desire to serve both his Savior and fellow man is a true indication of his personal relationship with lesus Christ. V 'W . Greg Hammons is indeed one of God's precious jewels! Not only has Greg been blessed with a good mind. he has also been privileged with athletic talent and ieadership skills as well. His four-year cumulative grade point, average of 4.000 and his being named co-salutatorian are honors that are richly de- served. Greg has never taken the easy way out in school. He has maintained these high standards while taking all the advancedfhonors courses that SBEC has to offer. And all this while taking an active role in SBEC leadership as well. His senior year alone has been occupied as the president of the Student Council, vice-president of the Nationai Honor Society, a varsity basketball team member, and a maior cast member of this year's school production ot Brigadoon. All this, coupled with handling a part-time job, exemplifies the truly outstanding job that Greg has accomplished. her studies and class work she has earned the Saluta- torian award for the 1986- 87 Senior Class. We look forward to hearing great things about Robin as she enters college and chooses her vocation. She will rep- resent SBEC well in what- ever she does. SUMMA CUM LAUDE 13.8 +3 Steve Patton 14.1053 Greg Hammons 14.0003 Robin Hawkins 14.0003 Holly Conner 13.9293 Brian Pendergrass 13.9273 Allison McCollum 13.8003 MAGNA CUM LAUDE 13.50-3.793 Wayne llcklen 13.7143 Nicki West 13.6503 Michelle Smith 13.5373 Sheri Stricklln 13.5123 'w Wm HALL 0F Loved and admired by all-family, friends, and teachers - Wayne Ack- len has certainaly earned his position in the 1987 Hall of Fame. His talents and abilities are numerous. In the area of athletics, Wayne participated in football for two years. He excelled in wrestling by earning a district award his freshman year. Wayne's determi- nation also extends into the area of leadership. He was selected tenth grade vice-president, a member of the student council for two years and chosen treasurer his senior year. ln the area of fine arts, Waynes artistic ability, which is outstanding, granted him the Art lll award. llcademically, he earned one of the top ten positions in his graduating class and a place in the National Honor Society. Most im- portant of all, Wayne's contribution to SBEC has been his daily walk with Jesus. Steve Pattonls selection for the Hall of Fame was inevitable. The combination of talents, abilities, and character which God brought into being in Steve Patton made that choice certain. Steve not only possess out- standing intellectual ability but also has a dynamic personality with the desire to accept responsibility and leadership position. Steve has been president of his lunior and Senior class. He was Valedictorian of his class, selected as Most Outstanding in his Junior year and Mr. SBEC in his senior year. Steve has been an Honor Society member throughout high school and participated in math and chemistry tournaments at MSU. Steve also participated in football, basketball, and Drama club. Steve has been a credit to his school, a leader among his fellow students and a JOY to his teachers. W Caring quiet, efficient, and lovely dis- position are just a few of the attri- butes which describe Holly Conner. Her willingness to serve as an office assistant during her junior and senior years has given me an opportunity to watch her as she quietly accomplishes the varied tasks in the office without being reminded. She has been a mem- ber of the National Honor Society for three years and has served as a tutor for students needing help in academic classes. Academic honors she had earned include the Spanish I Award in the ninth grade, the French I and English Award in tenth grade, and the Algebra ll and Economics Award in the eleventh grade. During her senior year she has been a member of the Senior Girls Club and has served on the Advi- sory Committee of the Career Club. Holly is a precious young lady whose Christian life is an example to all. Sheri Stricklin, a deserving recipient of this year's Hall of Fame, has an excellent grade point average of 3.5. Sheri is very active in school activities and she does a great job in everything of which she is apart. Sheri is serving as co-captain of the cheerleaders, and she has been on the varsity squad for two years. She was the class secretary her junior year, and is the senior class secretary. Her interest in drama was reflected because she is a member of the Drama Club, and she was in the cast of Brladoon. Not only has Sheri participated in many school activi- ties, she is also active in church and serving others. She was a member of the Christian Service Club during her freshman and sophomore years, and she was voted by her classmates as Best Christian Witness. Sheri is an active member of Broadway Baptist Church, and enjoys singing in the girls ensemble. W MM 'itll Jill' l ' him jjj in-x E P N A l37R 0 T R Y sig Y X 1 ,-c - ff' M 1 it I' 1' 1 5 .-...x ,LI Q - IG' IZ: ZZ.. K-:5i!3'2i 17' -ff 2 .' 'f' ,C 2124 -1 4 if ,. ' MEMORIES IW., 0' 'N ! lxffwf Q ef 91 M , , Ziff 2 I l CLASSES ASSES hs cmssss we-.L W-If A 5 ,gs GW Q , ,s f ks s ikmgfx si' aylor SECPEIA a I v . lk QN si sv 5 X x X ss Sw Nxgbixg 5: Xxx .xx NMR? x Mg gs! XXX is f, s IEA sr X Q L Nw x S w-1 Q. , , 1 .s M Y t ' ' X i Q f Q. -f ' Q if rx ' , 14 fl K L 1 - , ' is 1 ,X , Z-Qi-.1 Q X L .gi - K .. A QE -.i 5 s - . - Q S .. 5 xi A X 'I A X A is ' V Q' - Pig? k W k Q - -Q-1 ' L. km: -J Swg Q N X.s. - ' v .Er .i ii . .RK 1 .ii . xg 35 ,wif ' :1m.: k N . N. - . sa 1 ., X f - . , K, x I .:. . Ig: N' .,. E Q gs V 'X s ig , ..1. sXs1-.- ss.. . X 28 HJ-11 ri lllbm - ., ' Wi? lenniter Anderson Samantha Brogdon lack Brooks Everett Campbell Paige Cherry Ronnie Christopher Shannon Crone Dana Davis David Davis lamie Doyle Bryan Dunn Keith Fennell matured and grown closer together. Our junior year has been great. Homecoming week everyone joined in and worked to- gether really hard and class spirit was at an all time high. The Juniors have played important parts in all sports this year and are looking forward to a great Senior year. Our olficers have worked hard all year and made homecoming and Junior- Senior year with hopes that as Seniors we will become good role models tor the underclassmen. Over the past five years our class has cuissrs it Ann Marie Gulledge Tammie Haddock Grant Holley Bryan Holloway Natasha Hunsucker Melinda Jones lames King Lee Knight Beth Knight Scott Lancaster Brenda Maroney Doug Maxwell Brian Wallis David While Monique Wiles Mendi Perkins Wayne Perkins ludy Phillips Karyn Ray Chris Rowell William Savage Cindy Slricklin Chris Traicoff Brian Turner April Tutor Tony Upson Wally Voyles CLASSES F' X' Jin f 5 ffni lf Y i ii .WN ,K A U T 0 G K A P li S OPHOMORES I E PR DENT Neal Young TREASURER Scott Underwood RETARY Stacy Weldon HAPLAIN Elaine Gore Dane Anderson Dawn Barrett Amanda Bishop Roh Bouchillon lenniler Brasher Angie Brown Amiee Ghenault lay Delony Beth Edwards Cam Ester Beth Gallagher Terri Goode Olivia Goodson Jamie Gore Elaine Gore Chris Graham Being a sophomore rs great and so is our second year at high school Adiustrng to new teachers and harder classes was our hardest obstacle As a class we worked very hard We put in many hours on Homecoming and strutted around in our Class ol 89 painter s hats Our sophomore athletes made big contributions to the varsity lootball team basketball and baseball team We are proud to he sophomores and were proud that we could take a maror part in making our school a better place CLASSES Heather Kelly Kelly Kimberlin .Shelly Mask Steven Mccommon Shannon Mickel Lamonte Moncrief Rhonda Nelli Alan Newton Lisa Nichols Carla Nilson Brad Parsley Eddie Pinner Paul' Pollan Daniel Rosser Paul liounsavall Stacie Rowell CLASSES Alicia Scott Stacy Scott Eric Shelby left Smith llristl Smith Rachel Smith Andrea Swift Ashley Trunell Scott Underwood Linda Walls Ielf Weaver Stacy Weldon Lisa Williamson Michael Wlnemiller Brad Winnintgham Ienny Wooly CLASSES ,f fy f 2 ny, , n 451. mn , ,L romnv qsim rauoro:1efr,you'feian- f tern is burning my finger. A dramatic production is a major event on any campus certainly true for our production oi Bngadoon This play was cast perfectly. Steve Patton and Shannon Crane play the lead roles of Tommy and Hana. The award of best supporting actors went to Chris Rowell Joey Eldreol and Mn Young Chris and Joey played the parts of Jeff Douglas and Meg Broclfie. Mr. Young played the role of the wise school master, Mn Lundle, 5 There were also many colorful townspeople. Jean McClaren played by Jenifer Moseley was the fiancee of Charlie Dalrymple, played by Wayne Aclrlen. Greg Hammons played Jeans fathen McClaren. Some very poignant moments were provided by John Sneed as the bitter Harry ' Beaton. The laughs, in large part, were provided 5 by Rodger Eaton as Archie McGuf17e. Wally Voyles ' and Sheri Stiolrlin provided roles as Frank the l bartender and Jane Ashon, Tommy Allbrlghtb fiancee. T l The cast spent many long weeks preparing the dialogue and the musical numbers. Director, Sha- ri Ray and student director, Holhr Bean, did an T excellent job and should be commended. The play was excellent and everyone involved A shoud be proud ot their performance. ' . ... LQ 1' 39- ii if eq 5 a '91.iy, n . L. it - sr ev - ' , , E h x ' t .- y ... X , .f ' in A 'E x 2- 'si ' 5' s : 1 ' s::: - X , rr - At we i ... l . a - S o Q E555 a . oatto if I , J e ' Q K is ' 'i fy ' 1 v-- ,,,.. ' u -1 1 I V Q3M fQ.' so 'list . Q., Ls. ff 'M 1, x e 1 . 0 S I -ttf: .... I i,g g..,,,, .V 1- .ink gp... I' W A sk .., .L K V1 ...Q A Q , ,V U, X. L , . I 5 , Q X5 .... .-F, T - ry! f Y- 1 K 'X ESE TX :kk .s 5 ffji T o s as g ' lgof f ' - - . - A f .fr, Z KRW' M: - se: -T k Q Aggg ' y .o 4 Q . JN A .M .... -... s - if i'... ,E ,X , 5 A. , ..'k'-.' t ff, 1 X, 'e.r,.,., ', o. eo, me rg we X, 1. -:away 5 .du ff of CHARLIE Mayne Acklinbz Waitin' For My Dearie I Q Z . ., K g?? xi cvemeeewmaaa l. gg wg. 1 Q ,, ' .1 i X o .Q 5 4 str , rll' 1' S if T J JEFF lChris Rowelli: Darn, my fly is broken. jfjr , ' - 5 MR. LUNDIE KMR. YOUNGJ: Should we tell Chris his zipper is broken again? it ,Q Vpggvyppr p y if M -3 so h -- FIONA CShannon Cronel: No, that will embarrass him! l'i' I V ' p g TOMMY tSteve Pattonlz He is NOT my brother. iff' , '.- ,t N' V 3 g BRIGMJOON g Q i Na X ,X N i e ex T jr x' lil!!! Ee .gg ae ef nic f if 'y . ,' ga 4 it as if it Y any ,fi 5 it if ii! 5 eg Q 'Q it 4 a i I i f X 'Q X 3 :N 16 f r Qi I f Q J, 15. up 1 f ,Q--14,-y,M.,,, 3 4 'QL 5 - I nip' .M ,4 1 'I' ,Y U0l1'Ull0ffY Chris. only I few MFG MUN of P00509 leff Sieve and Wayne try CPR on Harry Beaton . Roda pi 1 in Q I 3 I X 1 ' Q ggi. 'Z ' , sit. M N, ff 1 'Q . ' JN f il Q , pw N f 1 31.1-s 3 5 gr' , 5 is I i 1 ' Nsmm A. it? .Y EQ, .. k 5 V. . .. K-yi, M s I ' 3'-wi 'rf' 1 ,W x...,,a 1 X 2 4 3 Svx . 1. '- N Q W - 1 I S 4 . QR? J 5 if Y xg I -' 2. 'i S Qxvm fm Ag BRIGADOON AL UMNI BUILDING HIS EXCELLENCE IN M in - -2 S' 9 2 x 1 n rw f f 4, .A- X if p S5 H za-76212: E .gang 'T I w sr M H- anya 150651 A, W ,XX .MM x ., f- x l Champuon ball handler Crevler ikx W7 Z I Q ATHLETICS HLETICS VARSITY F00 BALL L. to R. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Cunningham, Blaine Anderson, Michael Enders, Doug Watson, letl Pinnow, lonas Eldred, Grant Holley, Brian Sennett. SECOND ROW: Wayne Perkins, Ronnie Christopher, William Savage, Scott Force, Everett Campbell, lamie Doyle, David Davis, Brian Tumer. THlRD ROW: Derrick Caldwell, Bryan Dunn, Brad Winningham, Alan Newton, Cam Esther, Lamonte Moncriel, Eric Shelby, Ashley Trunnell. FOURTH ROW: Paul Pollan, Paul Rounsavall, Steve Force, Chad Gill, lamie Gore, Lee Knight, lay Hawkins, Daniel Rosser. BACK ROW: Coach Mark Laster, Head Coach Darry Marshall, Coach left Page. Not pictured: lohn Sneed, Lance Ware, Brian Hemdel. W W 4 L L 1, 1 ,' ' gm? V' L 1 g l lr f L I was I 4 wr' 1 zff' nl - FOOTBALL As a football player, I could clearly see God building glory through our team. Coach Marshall guided us as a team both physically and spiri- tually. Because ol our dedication to the team and God we were winners this year. l am proud to have been a part of the Trojan football team. Michael Enders The athletic department is devoted to shaping the athletes into healthy athletes and Christians. ln practice we start everyday with prayer and after every game we end with prayer. Whenever we won a game the coaches would remind us that we did not win the game on our own but with the help of God. l Thessalonians 5:18 Doug Watson g . S gf ::c gf.-c l, sk E i:..'?f it CRUNCHBUNCH J. Y LX! SE' T' RS L T0 RIGHT: Ionas Eldred, Michael Enders, Ieff Pinnow, Blaine Anderson, John Sneed, Tom Cunningham, Doug Watson BEAUTIFUL BLAINE COC0-PUFFS ANDERSON -A , .L if 1.,,X 5 I , ,.. -...., we L A . ff . A : , :I-gLM,, 50 -- FOOTBALL TR fax '22 A 'i - C a Ca S C 4' f' COACH: Ieff Page, HEAD COACH: Darry Marshall, COACH: Mark Lasler . - C . fi ' N A gg, gl fmfivf' '30 W ipgi' Wk: 1 9, , wggf , 'Lf J, , Hgenlv ', i wwf V' ' -A .2 V l gag 1 S235 di' like ,..,... ,.,...,. 8 I 415555, 1 xi-1 X . W , -K 12 ' .TMQWUY . 9 If fwZfii'iw'fv w 22. V' ' ,lfv lf, ., 1:,'f,5j,y:?+ ,g,,-'ffy-JZ Y V, .QI : , '-WU V .zur 45.4, , , .W V, . m.,,,.,W , ,V ' W5 iizf f v 55251 4f1iw,L:2',-' - E5xFN'. A -fix, QA afif lg-ff '-if H, - , A f' - 1 'ery 3 ' ' wi-'ff ,jj P F15 A , K 1 g -. fl ' 5 W .135 N f 3 N Q ik 5 Q .f,i5,gtig we Lf' M . g +5 - Ja Q -V54 X Q4 V W J 1 ,Wg Z 4, ' 1-Z-3-yeah, they're all here. 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Q 1 SECOND ROW: LEFT TD RIGHT: COACH Debbie Marshall, Tracey Baker, Sherry St. lohn, Ann Marie Gulledge, Andrea Swift, Laura Scheerer FRONT ROW: Wki Rushton, Chantal Young, Natasha Hunsucnei, Kristi Smith, April Tutor, Stacy Scott, Shelly Eubanks 4 The Varsity team showed much improvement and promise throughout the season. Overcoming such adversities as adjusting to a new coach, the team receive many commendations as the new season progressed. The season was high- lighted by Sherry St. lohn being selected to the All District lst team and April selected to the All 51' 3+ ss D N iiiiisziiiiigi sa NS W1 . sake? Sk sa. 5, legs fs SPS s t ASQ? ET QS! ss: : ixiqsg rs ss . jg I'.I vw ' if 555' ., Sezfrsilts Y R X Q , 1 Q District 2nd team. Though their record was not Q A . . . 2 the best, they enroyed playing and displayed the t s best s ortsmanshi and that is what is ' r- tant The future gowever looks good 'mpg . , ' ' . :' as sig XS? 'sf.,i2sf'f 1 - ff 6 ,xi K S Q Q as ms5NN' s-itsfggi s. st, Y, xt . A S' Q sits is' as si it Se . 3 tix? s, X X t COACH DEBBIE MARSHAU- cnmm macsv BAKER , co-camera mu ruron a X X X A QNSSX Qs ' Rg x iQ . Q: 3g e 5g1 -5525, WFS' .g x g sgi ss ss x g, - s bs?-Q filing 3:- s w-'tif - iffs gsrvifngsf ,if-yew .t W ,fe a ., g s - saasara f S, a s i'i i to ---'- 2 s-'---- .. .. . ,. .,..., ..., , .. ' . s o ...... .. . , i'iir ' ' S . .,,... i . ..,, ..,, S if w w s sl-eiv s ffis Q an sr TRACEY BAKER 'Y -nfl' fr? ,mu W A A vlvu 1-XVWA SHELLY EUBANKS vk XJ f mv, f. ,AA xv 'wwf Km, ANN MARIE GULLEDGE lfw ,,1h,f'A A A Y ACHIKARM f 1- wuxnr 4 lvfunffx-nA mv, 5 mx: nusmon smcv soon umm scnssnfn swam sr. man ANDREA swln APRIL TUTUR 1 . x W: V , . 159 ' 1 jf 'KARL A f fx. J fy We X 3. 1 4 . 1 NATAS I HUNSUCKER mf' Si,-. f KRI SMITH CHANR YOUNG 1 L+, L Q 4, ' ' 47 , . I , ,L Q 'v I . xl. ' X 0 .gl -Tl --nn- 411731: - -- 1i11nuni una-- -..l- -. :,-:gg : :-..:: -M - 11111 l 1113 COA6hi' Fred Sherort Um Roop, lack Brooks Jeff Jones Scott Mlkinson, Paul Middleton, Kevin Barnes Bryant Mcllormaclr ,L ' is- ers.: r 'Magi give-57 . T A as Y isa r r o 1 - i w 1 , ' K5 'f . are --an -- ws. 9 ' , ,r V - 49' nga? ree is it at ,, ... f a . My W Q v,,, , , 1 I4 H Q. ,,f,, U- X ,,. - alter. . at ig , I ru . , A- .,ma,h, 'r , Uv L 4322 W if .aww M53 9 at , .. r ,, gp-W he GOLF N it it in . The 1986 golf team made school history with an impressive 18-2 record. They enjoyed their first year ever victory over MSU, the district Z9 champions. They also carded the lowest team score in school history with a 290 C2 strokes over part in a match against Bishop Byrne and Kirby. tn the Bishop Byrne Invitational, a tourna- ment teaturing Memphis' best teams, the Tro- ians finished in a tie for second place out of 12 teams. Individually, Um Roap finished in the district tournament and advanced to the Region 8 Tour- nament. This was the second straight year that Tim represented S.B.E.C. in the Regionals. l 'X J '24 X av 'yt X , ggk - gig? f - Q lust a swangm A ,Jiga fm , 45 V A -Rah, 1' 'N . Q exfy' i an 'LVXQL Cunosuty kulled the cat. 4 , if -' ' ,sq :WWW ' LLIVQL '. N H - 1 .. 1 . K : isis? H f - . ' 'K' kf,,,,v 'KJ 9' 3 fy I F' wx 3 Q -Q 'il xx-N .- . I X 5 k. iNgSu3g N ri' xx x Q xm l sy., A Y VW9 T . Ss: K. gk w N X hx A-.Q , s S Jil.: Y T' Qs.. 1 u ...T-.a N -.I 'YS LEFT T0 RIGHT: SECOND ROW: Melissa Lashlee, Manager, Miki Rushton, Cindy White, Ashley Brawley, Niki West, COACH: Mrs. Marshall, Andrea Switt, Heather Kendrick, Kim Mitchell, Manager: Cindy Stricklin, Manager: Chantal Young FRONT ROW: Natasha Hunsucker, Theresa Kiettner, Sherry St. lohn, Ann Marie Gulledge, April Tutor, Kim Miller COACH DEBBIE MARSHALL The Varsity Girls Basketball Team is im- proving with each ballgame. Several of the girls are doing exceptionally wellg Niki West is averaging 10 rebounds a game followed by Sherry St. lohn with 7. ln scoring, April Tutor is averaging 10 points a game. Some of the individual highlights of this season have been Niki West scoring a career high of 22 against Harding, Ashley Brawley scoring a high game of 20 against Auhurndate, and Cindy White bringing down 15 rebounds against Lau- sanne. Niki West also brought down 14 rebounds against F.A.C.S. With the experience of this year and losing only two Seniorsp the team should bring about a more successful season next year. LADY TROJAN BASKETBALL is Oh No, l just shot the wrong basket! as sf ' Jim., my . 'S' EHS 'S we 0, cease, aff- as 'eff at s A L3 W . L Vk.. , ,L its , ae. 'M A saf w. Wm e. ' V7 of .sf-'L ' am.: .' rs. . . es- -? 5 ...g if A ,. fl x . Q, at . ,... Q-e Y uvwfl-v.f-PM , fig? W' .. I 4 ,, :W,,..e 1 ' 1. 1 .,,. HM , ,I a f' ' ' f L'W Vr5 ye, . X nn, -.. L . :KE ' P .se 2 L . 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Captain: Sheri Stntlrlin, Michelle Smith, Tammy Goode, BACK ROW: Elaine Gore Stacie Rowell Stacy Weldon, like Perkins, Kim Sanders. , , L E- wfgi 17 6 , STACE get .r ff SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND CHEERLEADERS: Doug Watson, Tom Cunningham, Blaine Anderson, Brian Sennelt Michael Enders, Jeff Pinnow, Jonas Eldred Holh' Bean, Sheri Striclrlin, Joey Eldred Wendi Worsham, Michelle Smith. CAPTAIN: Holly Bean, SPONSOR: Shari Ray, C0-CAPTAIN: Sheri Stficlrlin The 1986-87 Troian cheerleading squad is one of the best that S.B.E.C. has ever seen. Under the direction of Captain Holly Bean and Co-Captain Sheri Stricklin, the girls began their season by winning the overall Award of Excellence at cheer- leading camp and being invited to the NCA National Championship in Orlando. The girls have done an outstanding job. The responsibilities of a cheerleader are planning pep rallies, cheering at games and keeping up student spirit, the cheerleaders have taken on a ministry of encouragement to each of the ball players in each sport per season. They encour- age them through notes and special gifts each week before the games. The cheerleaders are a vital part of the student life here at S.B.E.C. and I am proud to be associated with them. Elaine Gore Senior Mlchelle'Smith shows her spirit! H V ,. The varsity Cheerleaders end a wonderhd rouline wiih the spectacular Stacy Weldon may Bean and Sheri Stigkin lgad the school in elm yells. Mount , . js . : ,- . il. N-is f YN' X r X 1 Terri yells Trojans an lo Slatel Walk like an Egyptian! 'M fisyfgl How did lisa and Tammy get in that position? Whal's so funny about trying to keep your hands warm ,, ,, , 7 do sg, nv ' be ' 1. .. ' 4 ' Varsity cheerleaders send football players to Slate playoffs with an awesome mount. Holly said, Look Sheri, everybody else is standing up! Q rr, Q Q 6 ' U X i s Ls. . 1-1 1, . s ' '--. iff r - t 5.4. ,, x V-A S ,r A . 2' ,P k .Of is f'fLNz,s' ,Rfk 4 1 ' 9 'K 9 Vid? - sissiffs Q s Y -1, . . X . 'I - fi , 6 k lr 5 .., 2 in 'K' . 5 k . 3. sam LLhA A y 0 r , K ' K s X - N . THE TROJAN BAND LEFT T0 RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Derrick lefferson, Brad Parsley lason Robinson Hope Gilbert Bobby Stephenson Robert Hmton Chad Peyton 2nd ltow Brian Casey Cathy Cooper, Olivia Goodson, Becky Payne, Chris Bowman Clint Sowell Shelley Mask Jennifer Flanagan Crystal lones Angie Upson 3rd ROW Christi Frazier lamle Tranum Ioe Pendergrass, Alicia Scott, Tony Upson, Brian Richardson Lee Mclntyre Kevin Sennett TROIANETTES Left to Right Amy Harrison Dale Henderson Lorrarane Rogers Amanda Bishop, Captain, Kellie Compton, Stephanie Locke. The S.B.E.C. Marching Trojans of 1986-87 moved in new direction this year. Some ofthe new look included a featured twirler, the Trojanettes, and a drum major. The Trojan Band has entered several marching competitions and competed well. On September 20, they competed at Dyers- burg, Tennessee and was rated second in Class A and superior in the field commander. They were also proud to accept the invitation of playing during the pre-game show at the Ole Miss vs. Tulane game with several other bands. The largest competition the Marching Trojans had this year in Dallas Texas. 0ne, two, three, four, raise those flags girls! S 'S what you would can Concenmhon .Ki t,,, , 1 ' V , 0- X Trojans drummers movin' to the beat. L This hurts my checks. The good makings ot a great lam hand. ' Q99 Look Mom, omy one hand! Alicia Scott and Tony Upson take charge as they play their -solos for halt-time intertainment. Miss Neufieid taking charge ot the Troian Band. omg. Mrs. Moore leading the hand? says Jason Rohingson. If A one, a two, a one, two, ready play! F- fe M QQMWIW MN y Sfgfj m XW M GQDM A fm I N53 V Q W 4? vkjiwf Ni I wif? GSW J 'IJIOQ GW i fgiwigfg Wu wwf, Af W I V3 -Y Z Z I I' JUNIOR HIGH HIGH CLASSES 'Q' .., k L 4 1 4 X 1, 'Z ' , . ' Q, ' H Q1 A r ar , ug HL - ' 5 , '- f .Fi W Q fxfg ', - A b A af , 5. -- 1 f . 5 X A .Q ', x 2 ,. Q gfggifvixgliz ik, I f, i iii. If am: i y- fu, is ' ' X Y ,ff , ,- - I-an 3b .L gf , X' f tmwddm, .,,. ,N , 'Q X 4 . HL N. 4 'X'-N .ww Y-r,,, Q .i an, X. ,N I ' ff' 'L 3 Q ' D M QS, . ' Silk, ' ms' . ,. 41 ,a-uv. , -4- ' 'w 7' :V y ff.. V' JFK Y .Af f 9 ' X4 4 - Ng' x ,gf ' A , rn. , ETS .er ,M . XX .-: A Y A E1 Y gf: FXQEH fix' -2 . . Q .. . M4 , :jf T537 I ,- A r ,. Q V, K . S A ,ew-ww.. ' - f,-' i v M ' gr ' x'AA . .I - 'L .4 ' - sri 'Qi A A . fri Q f A d'fky.w 'V': T r, xNr,.,.,,x:. 'lf ' Q: X 'A A ...Lf lff F55 ffm: ig. rrer , A n A X . A A Mem-W. . 4 4, ZAZI I I T' -X-- W 11-Egj ' I r 551' qv KW 511 ,'-.k A ff-2-1-. 'i si: K K QESQQ-ffjlii 2 'M' . .A - , ' I . , ' TNQ U E CLASS FAVORITE MOST OUTSTANDING Brian Cherry Kim Mitchell Bryant McCormack Ashley Brawley if Ljffyfgtva A' :mmm--f-,ge aww-' F' mf-w--W k 1 ' ' ' Q if . ii.. .1055 'M f 'A 45:3 A I . UH ggqjg? ' x fig.. ,Lil fi , .f .T We H ' 1 I I ' 'hhh :Tw ,-., pr . A 7, new -1 I1 , wk. ,Q.' p - ,h ' N' K' h... ,M T .--' W ,... ff?-mf fr 7656. .. .... , ki, krkk In f .AX ,, 'Wm PRESIDENT: Brian Cherry, VICE PRESIDENT: Stephen Force, SECRETARY: Tammy Goode, TREASURER: Theresa Kieffner. CHAPLAIN: Andrea Mehler I . 1 'i ., ii I a tt Eg-aa.. 'U S? -F iw , Q- ,. -Q-w f ,' f e s' 19 CLASSES Kim Miller Jer 'lx N W I., 'ti Matthew Green Brian Heindel Derrik Jefferson Heather Kendrick Valerie Kendrick Theresa Kiettner Melissa Lashlee Gretchen Mayo Bryant McCormack lee Mclntyre Andrea Mehler Claudia Mehler K ff' 3 A? '?,'3f12f5 X A.: 6' GK nn t' , K. jy1'E!!!lL 'K'-ffl' .ii enthusi- our class is all he goals we have he a challenge to t d whos o these things, e hand is tests, the dreaded exams. can stop the anything that ASHLEY BRAWLEY V t cuss .li ' IQ F , ,450 xl- . ,V if V., QQ , ' 4 2' '-. .. . mm , , I t , ,,l' li f f? na, 11,1162 i u 6E'F ? 'M ,, X Q3 . ' ,' f ' I' A 7' Z A fe, 4. rb- Marvin Cox Cathy Crow Mark Dunlap Kevin Barnes Chris Bowman Del Bridges Matthew Butler Brian Casey leremy Christopher Daniel Cook Cathy Cooper We have done it. We've made it to the 8th grade. We survived the noisy and busy halls. This year has been the inbetween year. We are all looking forward to being freshmen. We are carefully observing the class of 1990 to see how we the class of 1991 will soon act. Becky Payne CLASSES if' ffl 1 t t X at it 4 if XXX X x a SN at ' wwf: f. .Eff .if 'Xi-gi iii? ::: A - L ' K . ,i- . 2 H o r 5 S M V M53 ttttt g .. 5- xo lennifer Flanagan Christi Frazier Hope Gilbert Charlee Graham Dale Henderson Robert Hinton Crystal Jones Dawn Keenum CLASSES G ,Zig +-......f-N . 4i Shane Wright Bobby Mayo leremy Metheny Jason Mink Kelli Mirelli Chris Motlitt Michael Norris Chris Patterson Becky Payne Joe Pendergrass Brad Perkins Chad Peyton Peter Pinnow Ben Pinson Brian Richardson Lorraine Rodgers Michael Sartain loey Smith Clint Sowell Bobby Stephenson Anna Kathryn Taylor David Toomhs Brandon Vincent Jerry Wakefield lohn Walton CLASSES X . 5 r - Q J I A , ,1 M74 A A 1-var, M MTM- as ' , ' 7f ' Qs 1-, , ' K L' A 7 .zrw-'ifk' 'f L' --f, X 1 'i 4 f , . f,f' I q ' ' wvzi' 5-N 1., NXSSWN Q Q53 3 3' ,lasik LN -1' K Q QE 'gym 1 xv? sofa? an 'C' ,7.. 4-'U 1 Jr n 'Bar Q .rr . ...sy ' fm ' 1 Zfq 1 7 , 'X S 'A I x -1' ' ,W ja. D 'k F 1. 3 IfP'r .-'-'M Sf i - m fy A V:'5XQg'3-fiiif 155 W . 5-'Lk 15:1 . wl'5.Ert17k A ,Q-Er H T N? W. Legs x Q-21221521 3R11?E::4 1 'W i' p gixyssl . ,lj X' Y'2iEfQ' - 1' ki A ff L: f - A X K , fire. .f 'fluff 4 6 . - . f S 1 f f 1 X f A R IJ if A ' Af .f 'Z . 1 K f- ,ff it 4 - 3 'IK - I 3. r, ,. Nell' 2 , X4 W ' W1 r , 4 V 'L , f m , V if 5 535 + . ' L 3, f iii ' l ' A HST V 5 ' 'KW' 1 X f '1 W' Q N Jennifer Meredith A Amy Moffat 'w Wd Laurie Dowdy Kaseylilunn Ben Edge Charlene Gibson Healhel Griffin lloll1gGunlor ' Angie Harris Kelly Hendrix Craig Holland Klml Hunt ff Andy Lancaster CeciEa Lawless Rebecca Lelellier Dixie McElhaneyl David Mclntosh Donald Mcllnatt ,446- , KR , KX Vi , . . , Q- :iil . at if Six hz ww 4 iii Hrs E A N, if 1 X P 1. , K+ 1' , ar' wi , . NSAP , QQ ty asf Wim v., . x-..,5.3,Q,.k . X l ' . r x sziyeg. 3 l '29 I , . .f ,, , -,Z fig. if N- ., Q-KN .: I 3 4 :gg'.::f,f: 6 ,- I Tv 3 ,. 1. xxx t P , .N Rnhert Webb t t Roberts Qiabbie Raines Jeremy Reece Shelly Rucker Yarxsfvaze Mime Swift Kbylin Sennett ' Melanie Smith Rqy Starrett Sheri Stewart tQii1frjfStone t ltijgela Thornton Jamie Tranum Angie Upson Jamie Voyles ggigngwaass f ,- tl A Ms mfg Jason Wright .V W V5 Lil a I I ll JUNIOR HIGH GH ATHLETICS l67' m'l V 106' 4 IR FOOTBALL ,I This year's Trojan Jn I-hgh football was small in number, small in size, and lacking ln experience, but BIG in heart. We only had 16 players, but they will improve the future of the SBEC football program. It was not always easy to put forth the effort when that effort ditln't show up on the scoreboard. Yet those 16 young men did just that. Rest assured that the effort invested this year will pay big dividends in the future. 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They won several awards, including excellent and superior ribbons, spirit stick, Super Star squad ribbon, and Award of Excellence nominee ribbon. They have supported the lr. High football and basketball teams with much spirit and encouragement, as well as adding great spirit to our varsity pep rallies. These five individuals have truly become a Supper Star Squad. 0 N L T i o . 1, - l. tr. ' LEFT T0 RIGHT: Erinna Cavin, Debbie Raines, SPONSOR: Pam Compton, C0-CAPTAIN: Ashley Dorrah, Kasey Dunn, CAPTAIN: Anna Kathryn Taylor ,pm M- fr' ,ey f :ri .XV :YT t Debbie, Erinna and Kasey call a time out to catch their breath. All together now, SHUW YDUR SPIRII' CAPTAIN Anna Kathryn waits with squad in anticipation to perform their mutine during pep rally. Y ,Y,7 .VN K IS THIS CUTE UR WHA7.7 ask Kasey Dunn. - 'xx r X - g 1 ty' 3 K I 4 Q - + 2 A V7 Jqmmwj EVM mil v Wqijmib Q L AW qVQ'lc iw UM 5 Q MZWLK yy 'QQ35iLg1 Jmwxp CfQK2ff5'x ii Wiffvc V Qi ' 7 QD Q0 W 9 C!Q?fgZWj 31-CLDWJUV Hmm A950 V A gm QSM ww Q5 . QQNZXEN Qxffgwffw cw gm A Iliff wjfdggwfwf gggm MW? XZ 5 5?55Jii3fW'y QE Ei . Q my 26352 5 fi L9 co ,W aww 5 Sjibff Z1f W M Q , QP nQJ?jjQ zamjouj W 53 ivy Q VF an 4 - U FACULTY I ACULTY PerhapsoneotPatd'smostoutstandiigattributesistrisqrlckwnaro contagious sense of humor. Besides his family, one of his real loves in life is camping. He strickly enjoys the beauty of God's outdoors. There are many qualities that describe Paul Young - a loving husband and father, a man of great wisdom, a strong decision maker - but perhaps the greatest thing that can be said about him is that he is one of the most godly persons I know. He does not just talk about it: he lives it. Nelllta Young BOARD AND When I was rn the 5th grade SBEC got a new secretary Her name was Shirley Middleton and from what I heard she was a pretty fast typer. She worked long hard hours and I ought to know because she s my MOM and I had to wait until she finished working to go home. I really don't know what to say about her as a secretary, I only know her as MOM and I LOVE HER! Paul Anthony Middleton Nellrta H Young is a loving wife a wonderful mother an understanding helpmate one of the most outstanding Christians I have ever known and my best friend In my opinion this is the best description that I could give of my wife and your guidance counselor at SBEC. She is a dedicated professional who ADMINISTRATION loves her students and is committed to es- tablishing a Godly home. Proverbs 12:4 says, A virtuous woman is a crown to her hus- band . . . No man has a more beautiful crown. Paul Young I I lt takes a very special, hardworking person to be a school p secretary. One who is willing to answer the phone, type, and do all kinds of secretarial work. This very special person in our school is Mrs. Sartain. Mrs. Sartain is kind, loving and always willing to help. She is very much devoted to her work and is always there when needed. RIIOIKIINQK The sound of Mr. Manley's deep voice strikes terror in the hearts of some, but few realize that he also has a deep heart. He is kind and has a warm sense of humor. He cares lor students and always willing to listen to our problems. His teslimoney is truly inspira- tional. Mr. Manley is a man that we can all look up to. Holly Conner: Office Assistant --i bi., TEACHERS .l ta TEACHERS 1 , a,,,SQQ3 1, '. E X. f f E ' S E ww, x ' N N X .J S - Q , gk ' E X , 7 5 A W. l:l l:l'l'l lil l'l.l:l l:l ::l.Ill -E 7.1- 5:!:1'b -infmhf Q. 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Ill TEACHERS A... - I ORGANIZATIONS RGANIZATIONS l- L A Q-, 3 3 mf SX 124 5 ww 'Z Ydiihf' Cvt Dduglas Terri Gdoddgiiainey 1 A Goode and Tammie Haddock L 445 TROIAN BUILDING EXCELLENCE AT WORK! 1 X , f . , En, ' -- r 'f ' ' - -- , fl -M 4 ':r:fo:2r 1wvw or f r - -V r no r rr, V'r' ' 'QLgi,,V2,g,z, f ', ,iw 5, N ' L r fn fi , -- -or - 1 ' aff ' r 5 1 A , 5, i , ,M L ,f n of N , . f fo V - Q xt- 'snr ' , no f - , ,, , .,, ,W ,, . . for f f:ff on ,. v-.,ff.,.- f , If . ,, , 4 f 5 'gg ' . ,,,, ,fr K rn, . .' , E STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Greg llammans Clms Rowell Andrea Mcflormaclr Wayne Aclrlen Chantal Young Galry Kreflner Dean Paelnran Gwen Hveaslr Tanya Goode Holbr Bean Krrsl1Smrth lack Brooks Mlfr Rushton Aprrl Tutor Stacy Scott Sylvra Manner SPGNSER Mrs Young QQ' QM Whig? Treasurer Wayne Aclrlen counts money from the candy store Chantal Young sell candy to two desperate chocuholic ,f : , ,Q L I A nf V , . 'U , , ' ' 56? 'H 4 , ' . M, ,,...., I . . , , l . , , I 1 I I I I 1 I ', ' . SF Zfziiig - ' I f'ff1',,2-fmfilf.'gggy:mgw: ,v wagging f k - A A - A i. ' , . 126 l l l l 4 f 2. COUNCIL STUDENT President Greg Hammons help Wayne Acklen clean up the school thong Watsonf. This year's Student Coucil has been a very active council that has accomplished many things. ln the first week of school the council organized a new student luncheon for all new students. Next we began plans for Homecoming 1986-87. We organized a powder-puff football game, spirit activities and the most important activity the presentation of the 1986-87 Home- coming Queen and her court. The Student Coun- cil also sponsored a basketball homecoming in February. At the end ot the year we had our annual Teacher Appreciation Day and served breakfast. This year's council also offered a 8500.00 Student Council Scholarship. 'Q' A PRESIDENT: Greg Hammons, VICE-PRESIDENT: Chris Rowell, SECRETARY: Andrea McCormack, TREASURER: Wayne Acklen, CHAPLAIN: Chantal Young. 53 '-gxKQfllli .V in E . is I-m..,,nQg . rrf RE.-'spam - f' r 3' L el' M an y 'S no JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 9th grades, who have dedicated themselves to hard work and responsible roles of leadership to serve our 'fellow classmates in pursuit of excellence through Christian education. Cindy White The Jr. High Student Council consist of leaders from the 7th, 8th, and , , ,A , , ,,..V,,,, , t - L , ' . r :gr . -. ,Ugg if ', , I :S ,r fw ing .:-'M 'inf ,t,xf5::ss, , , , A - - 1 if - ,,,. f .. in 1531. . A - sa , ' ' , ' ij f i ifefi I S ig, V .. V In . , ,, . 293: f 1, f , gffza,-si' 3 1 , 5 55555:-,,,,rmL,,g55 z' :Ei:' , '1f ' C ' fifi ,SH I 'i 3, 5Eii'.s5l45:'f,i:g' 'f.5ifn.,w , a . ,wif-fllf ' i .. 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Third we write each story. Fourth we lay out the way we want our paper to look. Fifth we take our layout to the printer and sixth we get it to you, topics for the upcoming issue. Second, we do the actual 'Crngar Unites 1 Publrshed six times wcnrlx hx Soulhem Baptist hiur. nnonnl Center S250 Tulum Memphis A 1 L' SBHW Editor Assistant Editor Reporters Artists Advisor Joey Eldred Jamie Gore Jeff Jones Kelly Kzmberlrn Matt Dunavant Bryan McCormack Brian Pendergrass Mr Mark Laster ood for Thou hz by Kelly Kimbertin The first and second graders were asked what they thought the word onomotopoeia meant. Onomotopoeia actually means the use of a word whose sotmd suggests its meaning, but these students had their own ideas as to what it meant. Here are their cute definitions of onomotopoeia: I 'thank' that it is 'pizze' with a big 'peporone'. ' ' 'Mexican' food. N u It means dance. Something with crust. It means Hong Kong. It is a 'dinosour'. A tiger with big teeth. A Bible verse. rc Chip and dip. A'Chinese word for ten. 1 X X rszmfiik X mrujan imma nw Inside Story Pattoar' Senior Charge! SGWBUP an Homecoming Tmlm Box Uff 1:09 Birffaew Hvrlifw The Dating Game by Stall All ol a sudden, when one enters high school, he or she gets a strange urge. Yes, every girl and guy would like to have or get a date. When one does not have a date, the poor souls sits at home either Friday or Saturday and mopes, waits, and contem- plates about every single person who is out on a date. Never lear, lellow Trojans, the Trojan Times stall is here to help you get that date and get over the Saturday blues. lines Never To Use When Asking Out A Female: 1. What's your sign? 2. l can tell by that look in your eyes that you've been dying to go out with me . . . 3. What time should I pick you up? That really doesn't matter - l'll surprise you. 4. I am really excited about our date tonight. You look really beautilul - in tact, your're almost as beautiful as my ex-girlfriend. 5 Hello love slave today rs your lucky day Places Never To lake a Girl Dog lights Monday night wrestling Your ex grrltrrend s birthday party Anywhere your ex grrltnend rs Out to eat at Central Park Beauty Hunts To Attract Mates Take darly baths at least once a week rl rnconvemenced 2 Shave armpits and legs men are not attracted to gorillas 3 Use deodoranl alter heavy exercise 4 Wear outhts that match 5 Brush teeth 6 Makeup rs nice dont pull a Tammy Faye on your date thats just a hltle too muc 'wvmvx vt , Samantha Brogdon and Mendi Perkins caught read- ing on work time. The Library otfers not only an assortment of hooks but also current magazines, newspa- pers, maps, globes, and video materials including films, film- strips, and video cassettes. The library assistants work in the library as a service minis- try to the school. They check hooks in and out, straighten shelves, shelve hooks, display magazines, and collect money for fines. H: r S,,A B : K A A' or -v ia Q -if is 5 ' aff ' fe wr. - hc- v, Y. X - 'isis if 4 fs KN., yi.. ,A W- Library assistants also enioy taking time to enjoy a GOOD BOOK! LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Mendi Perkins, Samantha Brogdon, Tonya Goode, Tammie Haddock, lohn Sneed, Mrs. Rogers. oRoANiznnoNs A ef is Senior Nicki West puts mail in teacher's boxes. The Ofzice Assistants in S the High School have many responsibilities. They work during their study hall period and their service inciudes picking up the absen- tee slips each period, delivering messages, and answering the phone. V Stacey Scott makes rounds tor absentee slips .X 8. 5 OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Heather Wardlow, Alice Coleman, Gretchen Mayo, Niclri West Alisha Naylon Kristy Smith takes a message. Dana Davis, Holh Conner, Stacey Scott Kristy Smith, Tonya Goode, Kelhf Kimberlin, and Rhonda Nelli yi' ' Ft ur A YT 5 E51 5 ss 136 3. at fire r , -r- ,- A ',,,, WA' ' f fa ' but , ,T A X :fi , I 5' ' I qi' if u- A fr fy: ul W 4 t . The FHA Club consist of gurls who are unterested un furthering theur un terest un home makmg skulls through specual prouects and guest speakers 1 f At Thanksguvrng we provide a teach ers luncheon for the Hugh School eachers and un the Sprung we took several chrldren from the Baptust Chnl , ren s Home to the zoo We also had a baby shower for Burthrught Fl 1 fl' u5hnuum ubruuwuldilllf ul uuluuuffu nl fr W' uuuuff hi! Tu Suitggi I, nfflhu X kg ui ref is N iw RE VS we ne w his Hx.. 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The International Friends also try to E One way we learn about other coun- help a needy family that have come to tries is by writing letters to foreign America at Thanksgiving and teenagers with whom we can share Christmas the gospel of Chrrst Secondly speak- GFFIGERS Becky Payne Heather Kolb' Chelle May Hope Gilbert L,e MEMBERS. Chelle May Rebecca Letellier Shannon Mblrel Legh Walls Cathy Grow Hope Gilbert, Lisa Mcllols Jamie Tranum Becky Payne Jamie Voyles Beth Gallaghen Heather lfelm ORGANIZATIONS R ' -. , ' ' N A T so I 0 N .. A , L I . 5, , 5 I l ' MF A fi W ir - - CAREER' BACK ROW: Iason Robinson, Brian Heindel, Lance Ware, Stephen Force, Phillip Stroud, Matt Green, Scott Underwood, Olivia Goodson, Christy Frazier, Amanda Bishop, Derrick Jefferson, Mrs. Roten, Kellie Mirelli, Amy Chenault, Anna Katherine Taylor, Dawn Keenum. Rhonda Nelli, Kelly Kinberlin, Derrick Caldwell, Lee Mclntyre, Lisa Parkins, Melissa Lashlee, Kellie Daughtrey, Deborah Ferrell, Stacey Eubanks, Chris Hinton, Amy Harrison, lennifer Flanagan, Debbie Cooper, Holly Conner, Ietf Smith, Steve Mcfiommon, left Weaver. - CLUB Career Club is made up of people who want to know about various careers. At each meeting, a guest speaker addresses the members about his particular field. The students learn about salary range, educational, requirements, benefits, advancements, work schedules, overtime, vacation time, expectations of the profession and the outlook forthe future for that profession. Hopefully, this club will help students to choose more wisely their avocation. ieirrc k OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Jeff Weaver, IIICE-PRESIDENT: Steve Mccommon. SECRETARYITREA- SURER: left Smith, CHAPLAIN: Lisa Parkins, VICE-PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE: liolly Conner, Debbie Cooper. 4 so Q ss' The purpose of the Science Club rs to provrde students with strmulatrng extra cur rrcular actrvrtres rn the freld of screnfe Our club enroys taped National Geographic specials guest speakers pre sentatrons by the Pmlr Palace Museum and model rocket launching SCIENCE lst ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT Chrrs Patterson Mark Dunlap Marvm Cox Kevrn Sennett Van Savage Cralg Lorrame Rogers Cathy Cooper Crystal Iones Matthew MIDDLE ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT Davrd Toombs Ioe Pendergrass Brad Perlnns Kelly Hendnx Robert Webb Ben Edge, Ben Prnson Bobby Stevenson BACK ROW Chad Peyton Iason Mmk Brran Rrchardson Ieremy Metheny Mrke Sartarn Shane Rogers Mrchael Norris, Iason Maytreld Chrrs Bowman Clrnt Sowell Ierry Wakefreld PRESIDENT: Daniel Coolr, VICE PRESIDENT: Peter Plnnow, SECRETARY: Jeremy Clrrlstophen TREASURER: lerem y Christo- CLUBS pher CHAPLAIN: Del Bridges. Which one is the cutest? 921477614 Q 'H : 'I MX Drama Club members make plans for future skits. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Rodger Eaton, V. PRESIDENT: Niki West, SECJTREASURER: Jennifer Moseley, CHAPLAIN: Amy Redden. DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS:Al1ee Coleman, Mendi Perkins, Stacey Weldon, Chantal Young Elaine Gore, Dawn Barrett Amy Redden, Sylvia Mehnen Monique Wyles, Judy Phillips, Beth Knight, Nike West Rodger Eaton, Ci Douglas, Jenmger Moseley, SPONSOR: Mrs, Ray, Angie Brown, Wiliam Savage, Heather Wardlom Lamonte Moncrieh Brian Sennett Tammy Goode, Holh' Bean, Sheri Stricklin, Shanova Mlson, Heather Kendrick. SIQ. IC .Qs ,U Q kg., .. I Q, fr ., l FCA MEMBERS left Pinnow, Bnan Pendergrass, Blaine Anderson, Tom I er jgfifi The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization founded for Christian athletes to get together and share triumphes and prob- lems that athletes have in common. The FCA is designed to help the athlete deal with their problems through Christ, our comforter. The FCA is also a group that reaches out and shares Christ's love with those who have never heard of our Savior's saving grace. This should be the most important aspect of an Cunningham. lonas Eldred, Michael Enders, lason Rails, Doug Watson, Scott Wilkinson, Gary Kieffner, Wally Voyles, Scott Force, Bryan Dunn, lamie Doyle, Ronnie Christopher, Everett Campbell, Neil Young, Brad Winningham, Michael Winemiller, Ashley Trunell, Eric Shelby, Paul Rounsa- vall. Daniel Rosser, Paul Pollan, Alan Newton, Chris Graham, Jamie Gore, lay Delony, SPONSOR: Coach Marshall. ff athlete's life not his performance on the field. Another aspect of the FCA is the chance to meet other athletes who share a common interest Christ. This time together helps us to grow stronger for lesus, knowing that we are not alone in our faith. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: leff Pinnow. V. PRESIDENT: Brian Pendergrass, SECJTREASURER: Blaine Anderson, CHAPlAlNt Tom Cunningham. JF'-t. l-HEI-l l FCA PURPOSE To present to athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure ol re- ceiving lesus Christ as Savior and Lord serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship ol the church. .1l1i PRESIDENT: Bryant McCormack, VICE PRESlDHlT: Stephen 'Seys, SECRETARY: Cindy White, CHltl'l.lllN: leremy Reece. McCormaclr,sQvlens Farris, Cavin,,DQRON:'Rndy Lancaster, Gibson emi Reese f assi ORGANIZATIONS , , Wi IIW W KVI, I 4 ' if I din Will ,Milli , N h' ny iwieii' f i,l ' ,J',r' fr ' f f if W I C-L-I-L'-If CLUB f , , , , ,, , Q s,, zzwfr s, r ' AL I md ' ' '15 J 4 I In s 1 0 ' Aa 1 MEMBERS: William Anderson, Angie Madison, Alicia Scott, Kim Miller, Brian Wallis, Allison McColIum, Tammie Haddock, Bryan Holloway, Tonya Goode, Shelly Mask, Lee Ann Williams, Claudia Mehner, I Valerie Kendrick, Brad Parsley, SPONSOR: Mrs. Smith, Brenda Roberson, Kim Sanders, Carla mlson. X H It , OFFICERS: TREASURER: Alicia Scolh SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Tanya Goode, PRESIDENT: Tammie Haddock, GHAPLAIN: Allison I C-L-I-C-K Club members caught in the acl! A' ORGANIZATIONS McCollum, V. PRESIDENT: Angie Madison, SECRETARY: Kim Sanders, foe' l ROW 1: Sheibf Ruclren Amy Molfit Angie Upson. ROW 2: Angela Thornton, Sean Cullen, Laurie Dawdy. RUW 3: Melanie Smith, Rebecca letellien Candy Myers. ROW 4: Susan Scott Dixie Mcflhaney Sheri Stewart. RUW 5: David Mclntosh, Cecelia Lawless OFFICERS: President: Rebecca Letellier: ll President: Shelly Rucken Sec. Treas. Sean Cullen: Activity Chairman: Cecelia Lawless and Susan Scott Mrs. Fetters and Mr. fetters. ters to their pen pals. Mrs. Fetters helps students write let- UQ 1 SS L II' L 'I EA SS L rl!! Slllll SS E I. Ill' ENSIUIE llllIllS SEA SS -J :i- ' kllllllllllhl E lllllllIll.'LSSEkIllIl'.llrIIe.L c A A F it we A i Xl 1, eine 1 f e Sie, SS N S E S e i S S K K -Sk VA zix A S ' V L A .fs i M S SSSS S if o ...MS SS S S f ,gee 5, Q , .... ,Xi . . 'ia Sk X :gk ,nh we lk A 'if he S it SSSS ll S SSSS SSSS f S 'Q , S ' f S S ' ' - S we si N i T5 K'X-- S 'er ye' ' ar SZSSS if 7 L ...SS We - SSS5 .4 Y Nicki West, Shanova Wilson, Heather Wardlow, Gwen Fiveash, Alice Coleman, Sheri Stricklin, Jenifer Moseley, Holly Bean, Michelle Williamson, Ashleigh Cox, Michelle Smith, Debbie Cooper, Holly Conner, Sherry St. John, Shelly Eubanks, Wendi Worsham, lennifer Pack, lona Whifington, Whitney Stroud, Tina Mickel, Angie Madison, Tonya Goode, Allison McCollum, Robin Hawkins, Andrea McCormack, Tracy Baker, Stephanie Gibson, loey Eldred. K l Like mother, like daughter. Fa' la, la, Ia, fa, ra, Ia, Ia, ra Ill'liIltliIllI il iS'lilIlllllllkElSS'lill'illll F' 1 l ' 'Q 1 'El illllh ill' S'l 'EIS illllh 'till' 'El illllh EIS 1 .al ...-1 .I ...nl A 1- .J .J .al 1 ...rl .ni QV Our beloved sponsor. 't Q36 X KB e 'J 9 S I' 2 s if :Sp This year's Senior Girls club began the first semester with the choosing of their little sisters. At Christmas we presented each little sister with a gift and a pizza party. We also involved the parents with a once a month get together at their homes. We ended the year with the annual Derby Day activities. Qs Rs A C n ' 5' xr-ww. :Alito L' . A . . .vm Lb 4 . Anyone for tea, PRESIDENT: Tonya Goode, VICE PRESIDENT: Wendi Horsham, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Gwen ' Fiveash CHAPLAIN' Alice Coleman TREASURER' Stephanie Gibson EF .T-. F: .3 3 P GCI ut: rl: .E IL' 1' E E. FT- F 50 DD E55 E F'-I -13 S I P' 1' E 50 UD 1 Z i 'III'-II III 'I IIIIINEI Illtl S'I IIIIINIIS Iltl 'Ii is EIS I A IIIII 'lilltl SS 11 - i 1 in-I Z Z 5-... Fil L.: lr.-I Z 1 Ez - rl- 1 i 2 sr..-:Q 95, ue: ..: 2- E :.:' l. .HI :Ei rx: an ..: ' .J A X I!! 5 - Il GRADES RADES W V T THE TOP MRS. WILKINSON - ELEM. ADMINISTRATOR Welcome by a ray of sunshine' l believe anyone who has phoned SBEC or has come into the office would say that Mrs Page Uulrel rs indeed a cheerful helpful enthusiastic rndrvrdual Personally l would add that she rs also a very capable dependable and loyal lady. She has tackled her job with a great attitude and shows on a daily basis, a willing and cooperative spirit. We are truly fortunate lo have her as a part of the SBEC staff. A Ii! MRS. PAGE - RECEPTIONIST, ELEM.SECRETIIRY v ,Q my 45' V Y ig? nv 'f 49 Sandra Fl ADMISSIONS agan S. 'yi-Kg kgs- -43-vggwew-,fa 42. Jloma Melheay PRINIER AND OFFICE ASSISTANI 'N wk fl' X land MMA. ,..-W... EW? E . 5 ELEM. TEACHERS 5 Q w 4 3 QE x, 2 a x es . fx? gY V-wa fri. '. Y 'mf ' s ' v o'o . I W' A Sir' ff 1 1- . fo- , 6 Z , ,N , 9 3 -1 1 '12 .- I . .,.1:e,,f ' '57 .A 'Z Q I 1 .45,, V I V ,lv .f X, tx I ' 37 5 M '1 A E N 9 '-.QR xx . 44 Q: vm Kay Hqye 5 5 W cnnpggs BIBLE Yin., - A -.M K mi rum' wav-y Rv, E dwdv E . . 4 H tegrgfj 5 5 ,, ELEM. TEACHERS A Al3Q's.L x xx Band 'in .-A .ff N. 'Qfgffv :jg , 4 1 ,f g y fufor W 4,,..,.--f H W, X- Q X .I N., w ,,..--- Q L A Nikki Stukenborg Berlin Boyd , , + FQ? gf , a ef fe 4 5 A it I M I' W V x I :.. 'za N , I 'J r tl Allen Rodgers I1 cp. 41- David Mabry Clint Compton I LIKE REACH because you can get a real good education and the teachers are real good. I feel sorry for any other class because they don't have teachers like I do. Crystal Holland. REACH IS about kids who need help and are reaching for help and they are doing their best. Bruce Johnson. I LIKE my teachers because they are nice. They help me. Mrs. White takes time to help me. Todd Luttrell. I LOVE YOU Mrs. White and Mrs. Crockett. Bobby Knight. Derek Gunter Rafe Henderson Crystal Holland Bruce lohnson Todd Lutretl Kenny Lee ELEMENTARY I Bobby Knight n l Tabitha Doyle Deanna Farris Alena Force Eric Frank Farrah Freeman Julie Gore Missy Griffin Donna Hartsoe Laura Jennings Heather King Kim Lamar Rachel McCarver LEMENTARY Lorgene Branstetter Allison Brawley Amy Butler Kim Baker Sharon Barnes Darla Cockrum Stephanie Cole Emmy Corbilt Jason Daughlrey Jason Dearing Sixth grade is really fun. Mrs. Tutor and Mrs. Pen- dergrass do things to make it lun. They teach us alot of things we need to know about the future. The most exciting thing we did was our trip to Huntsville, Alabama to see the Space Rocket Center. The little kids looked upto us and that was kind of neat. Sixth grade is not always hard, but it's not easy. l still like it because it is so much fun. lason Moncnet Brad Moore Iennifer Moore Jason Muston lehl Null S? Amy 0'DanieI Carol Pointer Von Ralls Nikki Saunders Robbie Savage Lf? o,o. , Dana Scott Robyn Synder Greg Smith Shane Smith Beth Stephenson Jett Swift Brian Temple Michael Turpin Jody Vinson Wayne Ward Blake Weichand Tricia Winter Navi. 9 Y? , X , N:f:C 'X-1' f1.,..,.-S. f X N A X gf 'M 5 room-1 O 067 0 af GRADE 0 6' iff: Fw' 5 G we 52,2 . egg c Wai' it aa 2 4 M f F ca A M ,. X5 . F r,f,gg!f 5,5 , if 5' as , L 1 W Q3 2? , mi G f , xr r I Laura Casey Ashley Clowney Christina Cordell Angela Crawford 90, I Q O G ' U Q 0 cv 5 Z I qfis 0 Q W' 'Q W Q Fourth grade is a little hard but we like it. We do some things like play games to help us learn and go on field trips. This year we went to Arlrabutla Dam, Pink Palace Museum, and the Planetarium. We also liked having im laggers visit our school. Fourth graders always look forward to playing soccer and basketball. We like having different things to do during the year. ELEMENTARY W f' ,, S, 'Q if AK Ryan Baldwin Malt Bing Carey Bowen Wendy Campbell 97' Jason Gamer Kelly Doyle lack Cmlef Elton aiu Amy 905197 lov Delwv Rusty Graham ' Brent Flanagan Charles Derryberry Lea Herndon Kristen Frank leff Dial Brian Hqlmgg Lindsey Fnwnef Charles Douglas J ' X r i 1 ,- . X . . ii x i 'ff' l . Q -LLf A .A Q ALi: IL, Q2f.-Ai E LX.w i Qfg Q :.e. x K X an 2 foie? . .: '.Nf, , E. .. 1 j . , . 1 ' v X Q V M . 1- :-ff: , X ff vw N JXNQF' :M oo 5,0 0 QOQ, Travis Tumer Calin Vincent Karen Webb 059 O 5 f Qyw' 5 Z , 3 67 U 0 U' 0 0 ' ca 5 7 0 ova 0 'Q Richie Wood Lorena Hnnpey Ben Kiefner Holly Nix Allen Scot! Tabitha hnnsrnn Joel McGowan Greg Oswalt Jason Sassamsan David Hunan Corey Mclinaii Jarrod Reece Kristy South Michelle hy Todd Maiheny iimmy Russell Trevor Slack Kenneth jackson Clark Mims Traci Savage Lawrence Stewart R is E 'w Bobby Anderson Adam Anteay Leslie Ashcralt lustin Blair Christina Boyd Zac Garson Austin Clarke lash Collard Matthew Enders Van Gilbert Atison Gorman Stacy Green Melanie Gwyn Missy Hartsoe Shannon Hayes ELEMENTARY 1 V r B - f ff .....,. - fV,, 1, ,, V A, , l Lf- it . ,Q t ' ,eh ' we 1 . H , ., -1, S 5 'K Q YL vi' When I grow up l want to be in the airforce a doctor in the airforce. Ryan Temple When l grow up I want to be a pianoist. Candice Roten When l grow up I want to be a gymnist and a teacher. Alison Gorman When I grow up me and my friend want to be scientists. Brett Mehler ,ffl ef--a X NX sat 1 X re 4 X .M al r ii 'M' W TY Amber Hendrix Rachel Hinton Amanda Holloway Lisa Huddleston Patrick Hughes lisa lennings Blake McGee Brett Mehler Jennifer Millican Beth Moore Angela 0'Danlel Brian Pinson David Raines Candice Rolen lamle Rutland Sarah Swindoll Ryan Temple Christy Trotter Kevin Wllkens Shelly Winemiller -sgbigigi:-1.-In ,Y 4 Q 5 x ffikf ., ..., . 6. ,.,.,., U S .,.,.,., , 3 9 Q-.gnu E 8355? EE5 lE2E 4:z5':r QSEMESQ -:ng :r 35E Zf5 25:5 gk: lztmti 312' -9- ffm? az. EAS: .4:1:'1Q5cb-' ..:k'b:4b:' f:f'D5QQ:' 4 s oqu.. Afonb.. F' lenniler Boyd Bobby Campbell Brooke Casey Bridget Cavin David Corbitt Dennis Crockett Chris Dixon Casey Doyle Chip Dungan Leah Edge lohn Force Randy Forester April Garner Elizabeth Goodman Melissa Greene Gary Gwyn lr. Ann Hale Brian Hall Karen Hamby lamie Henry ELEMENTARY Tk? SECO GR DE X' l Kristin Barber Mandy Bowen vi S, Q S. J 1 wi 'Q-il., l like Znd grade because l learn alot. Melissa Green l am a second grader, so if you need any infor- mation about second grade just ask me. Eliza- beth Goodman When you're in second grade you'll like it as much as l do. Stacey Tranum ll J x I Q, Casey lenkins loshua Kelly Joe Kiellner Henry Lamar David Locke Nick Manley John David Melton Micki Morgan Leslie Mueller Charissa Muston Mike Nabors lon Pointer Carrie Pond Cindy Rhodes Ben Richardson Kristy Stone Samuel Taylor lana Thompson Iason Thompson lack Thornton Stacey Tranum Daniel Voyles Josh Wakefield Christina Webb Keely Williams in Q I J ' x C . 1 x w 'S 2155 5 as 1 2 1 lczfifd 'aff '.i:s's'QQn ' 'Q' ' 'ifv Q-45.91 K o'c u w.,,, ., ,Ur , z v 0 H Q it u ,. ra Q is r z s z s I .':,-'fdh'A's:t:v'a:v:n:o'l' L if v in fy ,S 1 eh' ak .fin A X 2:15 'i'2'fm4Wa'5a'a'iQfz Q fain' 1 u' 1 W 4 5 Q a s. . . gl F U l l. 7 V Q - Ofc 4 pf: n'v'o'1fN: ,. 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Q' Lindy Rasco 1 is l ' Robbie Ray LF Wendy Snyder f M ' L Erika Storey gr: 4 f l , . Bethany Stroud r f ,gg yy ly f l - y , Q + i...I-l.'5.- 'W Q 1 'F ,XQ Q fy f J V I , 94 Emily Trolter Whitney Wheely . Leslie Wlllxlm Jenny Williamson lack Wright .-ri:-'-I: I . . -:-:-'- : -.-. . I I I I I I I ' 4'::'- :'I': :'I cr.Ass ll I.'I I I5I'.I I l5'l II I IEEI II . IIEEIIII I Iiel . , :i :I :- :- -- ' 1 .1. : Lu. :zu-.' '-:::::-:-' '-::.:::: ' ' . 4 Stephanie Carson loshua Payne lason Christopher will common Becky Vinson Kristen Davidson Ashley smith Heather Surwic It's fun playing in the home center. Stephen Chris 10'1 S0'1 Carson LeAnne Moore Christina Russell I like to do book reports, we get a gumball sticker for our gumball machine for each one we do. I like to make all kinds of stuff in our art center. g g Jason Christopher I like all the things we make in our class. Chris Johnson '5W 5 I like it when we go to magic circles. Christina 5. Russell ' S -- efgf fi ' -552 355555 ELEMENTARY Summer Acutf 0 5 YEAR OLDS xg Gfx r.w, A ' 271- 1' K 2:21 an '7 4 ., -B 1' J' P' 's Brandon Kizer Clay Storey Jacque Whittington 43- Will Dodson Jacquelyn Marlar Stacey Voyles JF'-u., 'N f ,fff:55ass:s:g-fit'-14 !g 'p-. 'iZf I' 'L SMQQQW' .:'2 : 1 :I 4. dwisiby Q'I:E:5:j4i '!:!:1' 5 QW' t ttt, 7 v A lk K K ' . .,... . t.,,,., 7-M-mn-W--v-vv-vv-i 1 4 . . X J X . wmfw qrowzww nffjif' X 'AWQTT W if ':A19Xis5s:X PI XE , ,. WA.W.,W,,4. wx' glgzfqwy. , tm, Msg. r4w,ggf5N-Mgm QQMEQXX 5 M-,:Qm:v:w..,:x-. ,MM NIM .fag-1 xii- f Sify :'.::i51-ggwff If 'ffgklxfeswfifw' W' Wikia-wi .SfH'W?1gif,:::.:::5:--fvfzszkk fiifxfimzgsiv- gras-X. in-2 5355X-zfgfsafwxmm14sw5Sg'::f.i:5g2Mfew-g 'zzz .gif Q.- ,QQ -. A Wsfffftsg rfffzffy.-::sgs.1 'fs 1 x f - Jaw zgf 31? 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ELEMENTARY ss? ,wb Mrs Brown helps student with a collage 1 'rifwrvv If' BUILDING FOR EXCELLENCE S tl w W .J Wt ?agl1'7'L', in W Tan M I if . '12 7 1 W I w l Everyone ioins in when Mrs. Jackson piays the piano and 'sings in Bible. . hum. 4 x 'F .4 1 'if BIBLE S 5 -an X . wp, K A S 3 if 'vv--4... WL 2'- nu... ' Boys and girls busy at Bible mtgbookg, I like Bible 11863050 if is fun, especially when we color N ,W X A N V N S my vw-X. W QW W X N MX X X W X 4' vu Ni Q , , L, , .. ..,D,. , x ,. .,,b .. ,,,, .. , 0 . X. f'1 b m AA L Z If' . ' .z' ,n ,- :fifi . :iii 3: :23'5' 3. ?z?:is ?a5 s .sg fix S: Z xiii gifts. gs! ki, 4. . .. gf' 1 2 1 Z i V 9' 1' , n x -4 a'!I I -f ff. -- Q x- -gp..,Xwf ,fx QQXQ Q,,.-mph sg.. ,- - . , Q. TT' f X, -,L ':,4l 'id was I and, 0U D - A7V:: .....----74 fr' fl i , , . ,. F F- , . Q -'- - L.: L , . , , 5. Cgff ' lfi Q .' , L tx S4 J! 7 49' V xf rx ,fe ,fr .1 9 f f R U Q 'ut I f f f-V., 1 f 4 I Xxiih !if Q .'C,d 4 5, - v- . . ,gfh 3 X ff .-ffegf '4. ' alia. , 1 F N .,..4. . ',, Ilf- -1. , . ' -f ,-x v3., Cc! --fwfr r .E2! THE LOST AND FOUWD CHRISTMAS Southern Baptist Educational Center Elementary Christmas Program December l8 l986 7:00 PM welcome . . Invocation . Christmas Carollng . . . 'On the Eve of the Pageant . . 'Ringing Bells ......... SonRays Listen .......... A Bell Is a konderful Thing Christmas Sells Are Ringing . . . -nrichment . Mr. Paul E. Young . br. E. Young . Mcl-llllen . . Fettke . . Wyrtzen . . Butler . 'yrtzen . . . . . Anderson Directors: l.V. Freeman Tony Manley Wiche'le Robblns Come Go with Me to Bethlehem . . . . Joe E. Parks Processlonal 'Little Donney . ...... . Knocking .... ------- s a Quiet Night ........ First Grade . . Glover . Kirkland . Kirnland BIBLICAL TABLEAUX Mary . . . Joseph . . . . . .,. Michelle lvy . . . . . . Rusty Graham Angels . . . . Carrie Pond, Kristy Stone, Stacy Tranum, Keely Hllllams Shepherds. . ....... Zac Carson, Matthew Enders, Brian Pinson, David Raines Wise Hen . . Jeff Dlaz, Brent Flanagan, Jimmy Frazier NARRATORS fin Order of Appearancel Amy 0'Danlcl, Robyn Snyder, Kim Doudy, Chrissy Joy, Wayne ward, Joshua Wakefield, Jon Pointer, Allison Brnyley, Candlce Roten, Kevin Wilkins, Jeff Dowdy, Ashley Clowney, Ryan Daldwln, Elisa Hodges, Chris Cavln INSTRUMENTALISTS Flrst Grade - Jack Nrlght, Chris Johnson, Jamie Frazier, wendy Snyder Second Grade Elizabeth Goodman Fourth Grade - Amy Dozler, Tabltha houston, Jarrod Reece Production Directors 7 Phyllis Brown and Jo Jackson Faculty Assistants -l.V. Freeman, Tony Manley, Michelle Robhlns, Falth Greer, Robbie Phillips, Ann Cook, Gladys Busby, Sandy Yates, Dawn Moore, Betsy Vlckery, JoAnn Gilbert Warsha Mitchell Kay Haye, Cathy Laster Carol Pendergrass, Kay Tutor, Pat White, Denise Crockett Vlra Male Audrey Stevenson Accompanlct. . . . . Script . . Lighting . Sound. . Lia: n .......... Unto You ls Born This Day Glory to Cod ....... Second Grade Play Shepherd ..... Here Come the Shepherds . Once Upon A Night ..... Thlrd Grade 'Trnvelers'. . . . . . . . Seeking......... 'We ve Come to Uorshlp You Fourth Grade Pod Touched the Earth . . . Son Rays . Phyllis Broun . . . Jo Jackson Scottlwilklnson .William Savage . . Carla Hall Harrison Donathsn Tlppett-Bock . . . . Bock . Fcttke . . Crouch . Klrklnnd . Hancock . . Tlppxrtl . Barker . 'clendez . Schuoehel Benedlctlon . . . Hrs. Brenda C. Hllklnson Rcccsslonal He gratefully acknouledpe ALL Parents School Personnel and Church staff who have assisted supported and en- couraged! Special thanks ls expressed to L s.Cnrsou Hrs. Metheny and Mrs. Hamhy for the beautiful handmade costumes which have been added to our wardrobe department .' QEIE 1 Order Appearance! Josh Hanley kristen Barber J'ck Crockett lan Gilbert Andy Eschbach Heather King, Shannon Mayes Rncl: . - Sam Taylor Jack Thornton, Mrs. Brenda C. Jilxlnson Ulrector - Tony Janley l I ff' I shdgq - ' I 1 ' 2 f ' f' D - 1 Y 651 tif! 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' ELEMENTARY 178 at J 2 7 ELEMENTARY GRADE 3 ann 4 TOP: Mr. Wilkins, Leslie Ashcrall, Joy Oelony, Wendy CampbeH, Tabitha Houston, Kirsten Frank, Clark Mims, Mr, Hendrix MlDDLE: Brian Pinson, David Howell, Elton Gill, Amber Hendrix, Jennifer Milllcan BOTTOM: Sarah Svvindoll, Kevin Wilkins, Jack Crockett, Ryan Baldwin, Charles Derryberry TOP: Blake McGee, Mrs. Mcllnatl, Rachel Hinton, Jarrod Reece, Zach Carson, Laura Casey, Mr. Reese, Ryan Temple MIDDLE: Brett Mehler, Todd Melheny, Jimmy Russell, Lindsey Frawner, Amy Dozier BOTTOM: Jamie Rutland, Tauris Tumer, left Diaz, Corey Mcllnall, Matt Bing. TOP: Mr, Gorman, Melanie Gwyn, Lisa Jennings, Nikki Stukenborg, Berlin Boyd MJDDLE: Brian Holmes, Charles Douglas, Greg Osvvall, Trevor Slack BOTTOM: Brent Flanagan, Alison Gorman, Kenneth Jackson, Adam Anteau uv ' - . .sex is -rs X 1- -- ,s.:.ea-..fe- N is X S giwtl g . 55 3. TOP: Mr. Rucker, Sharon Bames, llobie Turner, Farrah Freeman, lolalne Freeman, Wiley Gorman, Chris Hendrix, Hunter Richardson, Jason Moncriel BOTTOM: Mike Cole, Buhba Rucker, lan Bartlett, Wayne Ward. TOP: Derek Gunter, Blake Weichand, lamie Waugh, Elisa Hodges, Mr. Clark MIDDLE: lason Dearing, Brandon Vigil, leremy DeFrehn, Greg Smith, BOTTOM: Andy Eschhach, Cliff Clark, Brian Temple, Bobby Knight TOP: Mr. Ralls, Matthew Taylor, lason Daughlrey, Daniel Winemiller, Mrs. Taylor MIDDLE: Melanle Swindoll, left Dowdy, Becca Cunningham, Brad Vance BOTTOM: leremy Delony, Lesley Young, Von Ralls, Eric Frank anal J GRADE 5 AND 6 ELEMENTARY r 1 A A U T 0 G R A P H S I' I P lil. 511.-Y Z I I ADVERTISING DVERTISING m 187 if f L 'iands Ba FLOWERS 8. 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HoImesARo. Memphis TN 38115 CharlesAG.tTrotter C9015 346-2206 Mike Boyd. Pos o W 6840StgR d.S' A B 1901377-0099 Bartl tt T .38134 . 1901 332-1439 APARTMENTS T. and W. PROPERTIES H 0 L N D Owners 8940 Chestffield Drive Southaven. Mississivoi 38671 RONALD L. TAY OR ROBERT Q. WHITWELL 342. JUG For Rental lnormation Call u ll . u ' r - rr . u ' ' n L 314 I I , , L. SEPVIC X WATCHES WELRY ' ' FINE DIAMONDS L ROWNLEE RD MEMPHIS TENN I l I GARY R. P 396 3 419 ' STAT! FARM 3 I INSUIANCR i ' gen Y U L T Four ay Plaza a e oa ulte Phone e , enn Res Phone . 9' 1 I- an T ' 1 4 . MDVERTISEMENT Plwfwwvlw 9 Slrwud 427 7 Elvis Presley Your School Photographer GO TRUJAN S LLET SUPPL gg l901l529-0051 520 Mulberry Street Jlm Doyle P.O. Box 16682 Memphis Tennessee 38116 given us much happiness and joy and lots of memories that we can cherish lor a Iiletime. We wish God s very best lor you and want you to remember that we are always here to give you support and encouragement that you deserve. WE LOVE YOU. Mom Dad and Von Proverbs 3:5-6 O Jason, As you graduate, we want you to know that we love you very much. You have ADVERTISEMENT! Nh. ll llll IMI UI' HI. Il llll lllf Z BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH HPEOPLEWHO CARE SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday School 'A' ............ 9:15 Sunday School B ...,...... 10:40 Morning Worshin - 4- ......... 16140 Evening Worship .............. 6:00 Wednesday ................... 5:45 Dr. Bobby Moore Tony Trunnell . Paul Young ... Doug Scott ... John Prothro .. Robert Crow .. Larry Ray ... Larry Hipps .. 1 574 East Shelby Drive Memphis, Tennessee 381 1 6 Telephone 1901! 346-5560 Dr. Bobby Moore, Pastor ............. Pastor .. Associate Pastor ........ Administrator ..... Minister of Music .. Minister of Education .. Minister of Finances ........ Minister of Youth Minister of Children 8 Bus Vicki Taylor . .... Pre-school Coordinator As your dad, I will always be grateful to God for you as the greatest birthday present that one ever received. Mom and I have always appreciated and been proud ol you as our son and as a Christian. Your willingness Io make a stand for Christ and live a lite that gives a testimony has been noticed by many and that makes us very happy. We wish you the best that Christ has to ofler as you graduate and begin your life as an adull, Read Lamentations 3:25 and carry that verse in your heart. Love. Mom and Dad lohn, we are so proud of you. You have always been the kind of person to make any parents proud to call you their son. It is our prayer that you will bn always be obedient to the Lord throughout your life. Q We love you, my Mom and Dad IRDVERUSEMENTS B There will be people who love you all through your lile because you are a sweet, wonderful girl. lust remember . .. WE LOVED YOU FIRST, MOST AND LONGEST. Mom and Dad To a special girl who holds a special place ln our hearts. May God's richest blessings be yours always. Love, Daddy, Mama, and Lisa ADVERTISEMENTS! ' K Congratulations Jeff. We love you very much and thank God for giving you to us. May God's richest blessings be upon your life. Proverbs 3:5-6 1 ADVERTISEMENTS Love, Dad, Mom, and Brad in is . l We are so thankful to God for you. We thank Him for all the wonderful times we have had together and there have been many. We pray there will be many more. We love you and will be here for you always. You have matured into a very fine, responsible young Christian man. We are very proud of you Dean. Always keep your priorities straight God first and you will have a very happy and successful life. Love, Mom, and Dad Congratulations on your graduation We have been so proud of you and all your accomplishments rn school but were even more proud of the character you've d l d CJ., it's difficult to find the words to ex- press what you mean to our lives. How do you write on paper a warm heart, a gentle smile, a knowing trust or the evergreen love of a wonderful son and brother? We love you so very much. Only use the past to strengthen your future and always keep your heart heaven bound. With all our love, Daddy, mother, and Charles Praise the Lord , we made it! Shelly, we have watched you grow lrom a E Congratulations, we love you and are very proud of you. Always let Proverbs 3:5-6 be your guide through life. Mom, Dad, and Chris Whitney. Al this special time in OUR lives, your Mother and l would like lo honor you and express our heart tell gratitude tor being the finest daughter parents could ever have. Your obedience has been a choice on your part. Your love has always been expressed freely. How blessed we have been in having you. We will love you lorever. You will always have our heart. God bless you as you move through lhe doors ahead, Choose them carefully and prayerlully. Love, Mom and Dad MDVERTISEMENTS little-bity baby to a beautiful young woman and we must say We are Proud Always remember who you are and that we love you very much ler 32 27 Behold I am the Lord . . . Is there anything too hard lor me? Love, Mama, Daddy, Stacey and Sondra Michelle, We are very proud ot you. As you continue your goals in lite slay rn God s will and you will be greatly blessed. We love you lots, Dad, Mom and Michael Tom, You have filled our lives with joy and you have shown us the love of Christ. We give God all the glory for giving us such a fine son and brother that has always received our love and has loved more than any pen can write. May you cherish the memories of these past years where you have been a true companion both on and off the playing field. Always give of your best to the Master and eagerly press toward the mark. Dad, Mom and Rebecca All my love to my Baby Boy 4i44 ! You have made my life complete. On and off the football field, you are a victory for lesus. Thanks for that last TD - what a way to end 7 years! I love you, Mom g Alice, You have developed into all any family could expect. We Doug tSeeker nt Llghti Congratulations upon your graduation. We praise God lor giving us a son like you, Thank you lor all the icy and blessings you have brought into our l mily. May the rest of your hte be the unfolding of God's plan. Proverbs 3-5 6 UN! Dad, Mom, Steven and larry are proud of you and love you very much. We hope you are a success in every endeavor and are happy with yourself. God Bless Mom, Dad, and Chuck 4 I AUTOGRAPHS How to Have Real Peace Peace is a gift ot God that comes from within. Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you not as the world giveth, give I unto you - John 111127 The Bible says - Man is sinful and separated from God Romans 3:23 For all have sinned, and come short ol the glory ol God. Isaiah 59:2 But your iniquilies have sep' arated between you and your God, and your sins have hid his lace lrorn you, that he will not hear. thus he cannot know real peace in his life Isaiah 6720, 21 But the wicked are like the troubled sea, when it cannot rest. whose waters capt up mire and dirt. There is no peace. saith my God, to the wicked but, because of God's love Romans 5:8 But God commendeth his love toward us, in thai, wligle we were yet sinners. Christ died lor us. Christ died for our sins 2 Corinthians 5:21 For he hath made him to be sin lor us, who knew no sing that we might be made the righteousness ol God in him. and if we trust in Him as Saviour - Acts 16:31 Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shall be saved John 1:12 But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even tothem that believed on his name. we will have REAL PEACE. Romans 5t1 Therelore, being iustilied by taith, we have peace ol God, through our Lord Jesus Christ. Philippian 4:7 And the peace ol God, which passelh all understanding, shall keep your heartsand mindsthrough Christ Jesus. Christ wants to fill His place in your life. Revelation 3:20 Behold I stand at the door, and knock: il any man hear my voice, and open tne door, i will come in to him. WHY NOT ASK JESUS TO COME IN RIGHT NOW? ll you've trusted Christ as your Savior. and are interested in spiritualcounselling. or need additional help - Contact Fluid Power ol Memphis. Inc. 743-1 122 AUTOGRAPHS AU T 0 G R A P l1 s I f Z M MX ,,ff f f f f i ff' ff , , 6- IOSTENS -g Q 5 v i 9 i e x 5 s 1 4