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

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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 . . ' ' FM' ' i 'S . iq f'- ,' x .Ji 4 X ' - g , 'ov I ova.. k 2 A 'f 1 ,' A 1 ' , r. 5 , V gy N x 5' ,E ,,. F - ug tl' X X V 1- ,WM , M! 1, P ,. il -5 5' ffl'-' K is 4 I.....r-I Xu. I am so beautiful replies senior Rodger Eaton. Theresa Kietlner enjoys a Burger King break. FOUNDATION Trojan Island! Where's the BEACH? , E , K is , ' W 1 , T ' - ' . .Q , V 4 1 . ll ' ri r ,Q g ll ,, svusydlt I ' x ' . 0 I 1

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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

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P 19 87 igns are down, the pressure's off, and the game is over and won. All we have left are the wonderful memories of the best homecoming ever . . . The 1986 Homecoming week started off on Tuesday when the Seniors dressed like pirates to promote A Night on Trojan lsland 0n Wednesday was class day and everyone dressed alike in their class. Thursday began with such charac- ters as Rambo, the Blues Brothers, and Raggedy Ann and Andy as twins. 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 . 'H 1 X ii JJ L-pf ,X Queen Wendi Worsham lsf. Maid Andrea McCormack 2nd Maid Robin Hawkins -Yfli Mild ff-iff! 5-759' 4th Maid Shelb' Eubanlrs