Southwest High School - Sachem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

I nead the othen day aome venAeA wnitten by an eminent painteA which wene original and not conventional. The Aoul always heaAa an admonition in Auch lineA, let the subject be what it may. The sentiment they inAtill ia mone value than any thought they may contain. To believe youA own thought, to believe that what iA tAue Ion. you in youn pnivate heant iA tnue {,on all men-that iA geniuA. Seli-Reliance Ralph Waldo EmenAon Contents Faculty 6 Under class 14 Seniors 30 Sports 61 Organizations 76 Social Activities 101 Advertisements 108 Facufty The. otheA te iAOAi that scoacs us (, om selfi-tnust is oua consistency; a AeveAence oa oua past act oa woAd because the eyes ojj otheAS have no otheA data j 0A computing oua OAbit than oua pasts acts, and we ewe loth to dis- appoint them. Sel£ Reliance Ralph Waldo EmeASOn Administration Evelyn Belser Principal Edgar VanFleet Assistant Principal Clark Powell Assistant Principal Or. Lynne Beachner Coordinator of Instruction 6 George Alter Instrumental Munir Martha Arnall Science m - v Richard Brouilette ROTC Fran Donnelly English 7 o Cynni Green Science Jerry George Social Studies Keith Hannaman Science Gloria Gordon Domestic Science Dan Hartshorn English Mamie Hayman English Jay Henderson Social Studies Ben Ireland Fine Arts Ruthie Pickens English Jiana Nimmo English, Speech Ed Parker Industrial Arts Emilee Rose English Joe Schumacher Science Vicki Shelton Social Studies Sid Tate Social Studies c Andrea Scott English, Speech Don Smith Science Barbara Stevenin Domestic Science Ernest Witt Social Studies Louis Selvey Foreign Language -• Ji Diane Stevenson Science Sharon Tuley English Support Staff 12 Rosemary Hunt Secretary Mary Owens Attendance Brenda McCrary Secretary Support Staff Lawrence Woods Security Marjorie Wheeler Cafeteria Manager Row 1: Corinne Powers, Thelma Ballard, and Ida Sanders Row 2: Joan LaGrone, Donald Burney, Earlene Tillman, and Virginia Bruce Row 3s Mary Byrd, Eloise Griffin, and Juanita Morris FACULTY NOT PICTURED Carol Rotert Math Robert Beyer ROTC Eddie King Math Mary Cook Physical Education 'Tnede ii a rrmtitying expedience in pMticuta i, uhich doe6 not tpil to uneck iuelfj alio in tits, gmenat hiitoty; I neon the. ' ooZitn {pee oij p'idi-je,' -the tpnced mite chich we put on in ccnpo y uhene we do not (pet ox ecue, in amxex to conoeMcxion uiiich doee not inteneit Setti ReZiance Ratfh IthZdo Emuon Freshmen Executive Board Row One: Veronica Harris, Cherise Harvey, Ann Winston, Leshadra Scott. Row Two: Joi Howard, Erica Young, Angellque Allen, Rochelle Sherman, Brandon Burke, Breck Ferguson. Row Three: Beth Defoor, Mark Davis, Shannon Tucker. by Kim Stevens The newest people on the SW scene are the class of 1991, the fresh- men. These bouncy neophytes popped into the picture resdy, willing, and able to take on the new life of high-school students. They confidently took on regular high-school class responsibilities, including their executive board, sponsored by Coach Richard Samuels. Cherise Harvey serves as this group's president followed by: La Kesha Weathers, vice president; Andrea Hooks, secretary; Veronica Harris, treasurer; and Razson White, sgt.-at-arms. The freshmen worked hard this year, their efforts producing a prize-winning float for the Homecoming Parade. The class of 1991 began anew in an exciting, different environ- ment full of new faces, new experiences and many new ideas. Not quite so used to the grueling, tortuous life which accompanies the typical high-school student, these students adapted well to the change in scenery and have come a long way this year. They've grown consis- tently since their first fretful day of school in September. The rest of their high-school years are yet to come, but soon they will be the senior class of 1991 and will be looking back at the freshmen of 1994. 16 Adams, G. Allen, Angelique Allen, L.C.Jr Allen, Veronica Ashley, Byron Banks, Dorothy Banks, Troy Barham, Billy Bausby, Hosea Blackerby, Susan Belcher, Joshua Bolen, Charlotte Boyd, Carlos Bridges, Crystal Brook, S. Bams ton, Shelrta Burke, Brandon Burt, Joshua Bussel, Jody Byers, Kriston Byers, K. Carter, Alicia Casco. B. Clay, Terry Cooper, Demetria Convert, Anthony Craig, Charon Crosdale, Rohan Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Glen Davis, Mark Davis, Robin DeFoor, Beth Donlow, Charles Jr. Downey, Dana Durant, Robynn Ferguson, Sharon Figures, Tamika Finney, M. Finney, Tracy Flores, Gabriela Fleischer, Melody Foster, Marcus Freeman, Derron Garrison, Angela Gater, L. Gibbs, Ellon Gibson, Rolanda Girard, Angel Golliher, Jason Harris, David Harris, Shawn Harris, Veronica Harrison, K. Harvey, Cherise Heckalhorn, Natalie Higgins, Kira Hinecker, Sheryl Hodges, Brian Hooks, A. Horton, Stephanie Howard, Joi Jackson, Delfonda Johnson, JoEtta Johnson, Orlanda Johnson, Rodney Jones, Christine Jones, Sean Jones, Theresa Juarez, Isaac Keeling, Marcus Khalifah, Asya Kimble. Billie Kruger, Kurt Kruse, Toni Lacy, R. Landis. Maurice Lemmons. Melisha Locke, Marla Lynch, Kelly Mallot. Christopher Malone, Catrice McNeely, C. Miller, Suzanna Mills, Doran Jr. Moore, Lamar Morgan, A. Moss, Sametta Nevel, Cleven Jr. Paten, Melanie Patrick, Lori Porter, Sherrie Randle, Shawn Ranole, F. Reams, Kennen Riley. Maria Robison, Pili Robinson, Yolanda Roosa, Andrea Ross, J. Rowe, M. Rucker. Robin Sanders, Monique Sandidge, Michael Sariah, J. Scott. Alveria Scott, LeShandra Scott, Terry Sere, Curtis Sherman, Richelle Shields, P. Shinault, Angela Simmons, Lindsay Singleman. Claudia Southward, Johnny Spotwood, Natasha Stigger, Terry Stroud, Morris Summers, Marco Summerskill, Regina Taliferro, Robert Taylor, Robert Thomas, Alonzo Thomas, Darrell Thorton, Brian Timley, Catina Tucker, Shannon Turman, Janis Wallace. T. Warren, Jason Waters, David Webb, David Webb, Montoya Wethers, L. White, Razson Whitebear, Michael Williams. Anthony Williams, Shadonna Willis, Monique Wilson, Curtrice Winston, Ann Worthington, Robin Young, Erieka Sophomore Executive Board by Jon Freeland Southwest’s '87-'88 Sophomore Executive Board had a productive year. Sponsored by Miss Cook, they were led by their officers: Danika Toliver President Audrea Flowers Vice President Christa Johnson Stacey Stewart Monica Jones Secretary Sgt-at-arms T reasurer This year's executive board handled a busy year with fundraisers. They participated in collecting soda cans, sold stuffed animals and roses for Valentine's Day. All in all, they raised a considerable amount of money and are in the process of getting ready to use it for Prom and then their senior year. Abrams, Johanna Adair, Guy Adams, Anthony Addison, Marlon Adkins, Christlanda Alexander, Damon Aldridge, Michael Ammons, Alvin Becket, Jonathan Bigham, Carla Bishop, Lashawna Black, John Bottley, Aklmi Brockman, Wesley Bradley, Stephen Brenork, Briley, Carl Brown, Latonya Brown, Lisa Browning, Shonda Byas, Regina Campbell, Dwayne Casal, Edwina Chedle, Ravetta Collins, Jonathan Conchola, Christina Corson, Lisa Cosby, Micheal Cotton, Julie Cothran, Virgil Covington, Kayetta Cross, Teresa Daniels, Calvin Davis, Lynda Dukes, Adrienne Ebera, Terrance Edwards, Gary F. Eldridge, Ronell Ervin, Jason Falzone, Chris Fench, D. Fielos, Valora Fllborn, J. Fletcher, Antoine Flowers, Audra Fordes, Karrin Foster, D. Foster, Lashelle Frandser, Karen French, Diallo Gee, Devin Gerald, Willetta Gibson, D. Ginger, Angela Grady ayonn 22 Gray, Rachelle Green, Maurece Green, Teri Griffin, Thomas Heyslott, Donzell Helmkamp, Amy Heyer, Tonya Hineker, Rebecka Hodes, Chris Holland, Anthony Holmes, T. Hubbard, Kim Hubbert, Daniel Hulse, John Hyrne, Chrystal Irving, Stacy Isiah, David Jackson, Wanda Jefferspn, Walter Jenkins, Trenda Johnson,Alexis Johnson, Christa Johnson, Samuel Jones, Bridgette Jones, Monica Joyner, Kyland Kelso, Alexis King, Lashunda Kinsey, Marlin Kirkwood, Nichole Lane, B. Lee, Alfred Lee, Rochandra Lewis, Elfreda Lewis, Mathew Link, Christopher Linnoff, Sean Logan, Christy Love, Dana Lovelace, Nwojai Luster, Keshawn Mandley, M. Mansell, Jeremiah Markley, Amy Marshal, L Marshall, Dwan Martin, Nicholas Mason, L May, Rhonda McCarin, C. McKinney, Jamaz Milligan, Seadrick Momms, P. Moore, Jeff Moore, Nicholas Morrow, LaTonya Myers, Kristal My rick, LaTonya Murray, Christopher Neal, Tyrone II Newman, Casona Oates. Williams Perkins, Bryan Perkins, Raquel Pettit, Shineta Pickens, Teresa Pointer, Deandre Pozos, Antonio Raliford, L. Rand, E. Randle, James Ridgell, Kimberly Richardson, Tyra Ricks, Kenshasha Riley, Torin Robinson, Jawan Robinson, Louis Roby, Kelly Ronwell, T. Ross, Karletha Ruffin, Michael Scott, Daima Scott, Rashelle Scott, Shawn Scott, Tawonia Simmons, Sheryl Shelton, Christine Soraya, Leah Spenser, Oliver Stewart, Cheryl Stewart, Stacey Still, Sarah Storms, Erika Stoval, Michael Taylor, Bert Taylor, Chiton Taylor, Lonnie Tiller, Tyrone Thorton, Derrick VanRoss, Shannon Vessel, Derek Vinson, Benell Walker, Tracye Werner, Jeff Washington. Stanford Wells, David Watson, Kristi Wells, David White, Alisa Whitaker, Melinik Wilczak, Sean Williams, Quincy Williams, Erika Williams, Lamonya Wilson, Darrel Wimley, Geri Wynn, Cynthia Young, Robyn Young, S. Zuck, Rachel Juniors Junior Business Committee by Karin Williams The Junior Business Committee Executive Board for the 1987-88 set .oo 1 year was: president, Anita Scott vice president, Lonnie Smith secretary, Jennifer McCrath treasurer, Laura Schaeffer publicists, Erika Grant Karin Williams sgt.-at-arms, Crystal Pride After winning first prize with their Homecoming float in 86-87, and through hard work and dedication, the juniors contin- ued their excellence this year by tying for first prize with their Dumbo float. The ever popular Junior Slave Day proved to be an enjoyable, as well as profitable, experi- ence. A new fundraiser was also tried this year: Heart to Heart Computer Match-Ups. According to personal questionnaires, SW students were given their ten best matches. These juniors, in the process of following in the footsteps of Indians who have left their marks on SW in the past, are ready to take on the role of leadership as seniors next year, their heads held high with PRIDE. Pictured above are: 1; John Patterson, Laura Schaeffer, 2; Shelli Allen, Terry Murphy, 3; Anita Scott, Jamie Hopkins, David Polk, 4; Denise Rector, George Klepac, Terii Cain, Nathan Choate, Sherri Cross, Stephanie Anderson, Jennifer McCrath, Chrystal Powers, D??nny Murphy, Leo Anderson, Lonnie Smith, Thy Nguyen, b; Marco Cusunrano, Erika Grant, Dee Dee Jones Adair, Eryka Aden. Eric Aden, M. Aden, Shelli Anderson, Stephanie Anderson, Stephanie Arthur, Savedra Banks, Vincent Bed, Rori Bingham, Dewayne Bly, Lacount Booker, Craig Bouyer, Tammy Bozeman, Althea Bozeman, Lashun Bradley, Delshone Brinkley. David Brooks, Janet Brown. David Burt, Ayanna Butler, Andre Byers, Brandon Byers, Regina Byrd, Kevin Cain, Terri Calvin, Christopher Cambell, M Casey. Noel Cassidy, Daniel Choate, Nathan Clark, Eric Clayton, Consuelo Clemons, Willie III Cotton, Earl Collins. Malcolm Courten, Donnel Cross, Sherri Cunningham, Wendy Cusumano, Marco Daniels, Calvin Davis, Leslie Davis, Pam Dean, Christy DeFoor, Mark Dixon, Lloyd Edgerson, Steven Edis, Melia Erving, M Francis, Fania Franks, Roger Freeland, Jon Fuqua, DoLondra Gee, Theresa Gibbs, Dayna Gibson, T. Gordon, LaSheOe Grant, Erika Green, LaTonya Grover, Vivian Haar, Eric Harris, Donald Harris, Marquita 21 Hasselman, Scott Henuber, Evan Hiebert, John Holmes, Keith Hopkins, Jamie Hopson, Erica Horacek. Robert t ioskins, Doris Howard, Shawna Ingerly, Doug Jackson, Isaac Jayasekara, Naom Jenkins, Veronica Johnson, don Jones, Antoinetta Jones, Demetri? Jones, Kevin Jones, Shawn Kelso, Chanda Key, Nicole Kimble. Archeile King, S. Klepac, George Lacy, Angela Lacy, Niccole Lee, Kimberly Lienhard. Jennifer Littlejohn, Carl Lomax, Lawrence Lovelace, Don Lovelace, George Malone, Brandi Manning, Carrie Mason, Barbara McBride, Wayman McCallop, J. McCann, C. McGrath, Jennifer McGhee, Michelle McGill, Michael McKibben, Setnna McNeely, Lachelle Miedaner, Susan Moore, David Moore, Eddie Jr. Morris, Amy Morrison, Tamika Moss, Kandi Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Terence Murray, Latrice Neal, Eric Newton, Nicole Nguyen, Thy Nicholson, Casam Norton, Gary O'Neal, Carmen Orr, Dwayne Page, Latasha Palmer, Ted Paten, William IV Patterson, John Paul, Sam Paul, Shana Perry, Tracy Polk, David Poundl, Shawn Pride, Chrystal Pruitt, Schantel Stevens, Daren Stevens, Kelly Stevens, Kimbrlyn Stevenson, B Stroud, Kimberly Trigg, Mikella Troyer, Tanya Thorton, Robert Vincent, Terry Walker, David Walton, Pasha Warren, Steven Webb, Mark Webb, R. Wiliams, Bryant Williams, D. Wiliams, F. Wiliams, Karren Wiliams, Karin Winfield, Sawn White, Carmelita Ramirez, Alex Ramzy, Antawine Rawlings, Carla Reams, Shawn Rector, Denise Reed, Erin Reese, Thomas Reynolds. Kiyo Riabesell, Larry Robinson, Shawn Schaeffer, Laura Scott, Amina Scott. Anita Sherrill. Calandra Shipman, Karen Simmons, Tara Simkins, M. Skid, Jonathan Smith, Domisha Smith, Lonnie Smith, Tangerine ,rTnuM. zwy hwit vibncXBA tc that in.cn lining. Stfb-f tiance. RaJfyh (ih£do Erexton Senior Business Committee Row Is Bobbi Ubben, Andrea Jonson, Jennifer Gorden, Naya Naar, Laura Wilson, and Linda Ingerly Row 2s Geoff Butler, Jenifer Wyatt, Tammy Thornton, Darrell Green, George Winston, Steven Thomas, Darren Hoard, Karren Bishop, and Denise Bueno Row 3s Alicia Bowie, Liz Miedaner, Henry Troyer, Scott Lutman, Mike Connaghan, and Byron VonLeggett Row 4: Brendan Danpher, Veronica Wilson, Marc Boatman, Elaine Roesbery, and Lisa Miller Row 5s Uwe Meyer, Rpnyta Johnson, and by Mary Colbert The class of 1988 is on its way! For all entering freshman, the 4 years ahead lie like a long, endless stretch of highway taken on in a 40 year old car. As seniors, we see how little time we really had—and realiz- ing that one doesn't have all the time in the world is one of the first sieps into adulthood. During toe ''irst year, we overcame olty fears regarding finding classes in THE BIG HIGH SCHOOL, being beat '0 by upperclassmen and getting caught sucking our thumbs. These fears 32 were replaced by bigger, more David Wilson profound problems, only inten- sifying during our senior year. As we venture out into that intriguing real world we will all encounter success and failure, times of struggle, times of prosperity—some will realize their potential, and some already have. Whatever happens, we all share the memories of our years to- gether—the common bonds of struggling for acceptance, and struggling to find our individu- ality and direction. Here have been cold nights, sharing cocoa and blankets in the bleachers of the football stadiums, warm days learning to (fly) drive, talking for hours on end, cramming for tests together, and discovering friends in the most unexpected places. The organizations we have joined or been initiated into have formed lasting unity, where friends will be friends 3 years from now. Along with the laughter, there were always tears—of despair, of pain, of adolescence—but always friends to help us pull through. If there are tears in parting, there is always joy in anticipa- tion. Mary ‘Beth Adamson Anthony Amador Xpvin Anderson Hames Andrews Tracy Ashby Marvin Ashley ‘Eric Bailey ‘DerrickjBames Xarren 'Bishop Anissa Boatman Marc Boatman Lorenzo Boles Eva Bonds Deref Booher Angelo BottCey Alicia Bowie Craig Boyce Christopher Bradley Lance Bradford ‘Darrel Brannoch. 53 Christopher Broum Steve Broum •.Denise Bueno Syteta Bunn Cotteen Burkf ]Qm6er[y Burris Geoffrey Butter Loren Byers Darrett Byrd Catherine Cariani ‘Kptty Carney Leon Carrere Lisa Cherry Sason Christian Mary Cotbert Daunt Cote Jaquett Cottins Michaet Connaghan Most Crockett Brendan Danaher 34 John Davis Daphne Dickerson La'Uetta ‘Dodd Elroy Ezved Leroy Eived Steven Ford Flaveila Foster Foiya Franklin Erika French Matt FuCson Dolandra Fuqua ‘Rpchelle Qainer ‘William. Qivens Chris Qoldman Folanda Qolds ton Jennifer Gordon Angela Gray Darrell Green “Kfvin Greer Edzvin Grilled ‘Minia Qriffcn Carla Quinn Lisa Male Johnny Matt Monica Matt Trade Mattey 'Kim Mampton Christopher Marris Kfvin Marris ‘DereKMarrison ‘Delon Mayslett Teter Mtlmk mp Carrie Menderson Darrich_Menderson ‘ZriKMenuSer Darren Moard Anthony Modges Latonia Mozoard ‘Eric Mudson Linda Ingerly '56 ‘Tonya Irving 'Tracy Jacoway Anwrita Johnson Ashanda Johnson ‘Brian Johnson ‘Erichfi Johnson Qina Johnson 1(pcht(h Johnson J(pnyta Johnson CBeverly Jones Andrea Jons on Marquise ‘Kpamy 37 Scott Lutman Miguell Mabon Anthony Martin Lisa May Witty McCttnton Dottetta McDonald ‘Patricia Mc'Rsie 11 we Meyers Liz Miedaner Alicia Miller Lisa Miller Tracy Mitchell ‘Ppbin Moerlien Wichy Moore LaTonya Mosby ‘William Murray MaUtzin fffiar Jeffrey ffpuman (Daryle Obie Carey O'Conner OQmberly Odum Timothy Oelkg Michelle OUver Michael Osborne Johna Owens Stephen Owens Terrance Owens Monica Paige Ali Parker Jinn Parkpr Ppbin Patterson Ppna Patterson Ppbin Pauley Parian Perkins (David Perry Lesley Pickett JredericfiBpbinson Bpgina Bpbinson Trina Bpbinson Blaine Bpesbery Hubert Bjiy ‘IQm Scott Carl Sharp Tfafeisa Shu fair 'Donald Sims Herbert Sims 'Barbara Smith Joseph Smith Bichard Smith Darryn Snell Angela Sorrells John Southall Charles Stacfar Michelle Standifer Leslie Stapleton Bpbecca Summersfall 40 'Premise Sydnor Carol Taylor 'RflcfuCU Taylor 'Reginald'TayCor William ‘TayCor Oreelious Thomas Steven Thomas Tiffany Thompson Tammy Thornton KiisscCC Triplett 9-tenry Troyer Letfia Turner Sean Turner ‘Bobbi Ubben ‘Kf.Csey Van Kpss ‘Byron Von Leggett 'Emanuel Walfo Odilarie Waller Tracye Waller Anthony Watson 41 Theresa Weathers Jesse Webb Adrian Wells Timothy Whipple Veconda Whitaker Orlando Whitaker Qerald White ‘Kpnny White ‘Marquel White Angela Williams Antoinette Williams Qary Williams 'Ryan Williams Tijuania Williams T)avid Wilson Laura Wilson Veronica Wilson Qeorge Winston Shazon Wright Jenifer Wyatt T eAndre young 42 43 ► -fc. 4 Senior Ski Trip Row 1: Darren Hoard, Matt Fulson, Jim Steuve, and Scott Lutman. Row 2: Herbert Sims, Elaine Roesbery, Aggie Wildman, Katie Cariani, Tracy Ashby, and Karren Bishop. Row 3: Amorita Johnson, Tammy Thornton, Jenifer Wyatt, Mike Connaghan, Steve Thomas, and Naya Naar. Row A: Erika French, Henry Troyer, Laura Wilson, Tim Whipple, Denise Bueno, Eric Henuber, Colleen Burke, and Brendan Danaher. Row 5: Linda Ingerly, Darrel Brannock, Edwin Gribbell, Chris Goldman, Carey O'Conner, David Perry, and Bobbi Ubben. by David Perry Ski Trip! The slightest utterance of these words should strike a chord of pure joy in any real, red-blooded SW senior's heart. If those words have no effect on your senior soul, you must be, in '88 trip jargon, weak, thank-you! (snap!) Senior Ski Trip provides an annual, welcome escape from the sheer hell that the last year of the SW experi- ence can be. After all, nearly 4 years in high school should be enough to make anyone ready to take ridiculous risks with their lives by flying down treacherous mountain sides at high speeds. It is destined to be a glorious date in the annals of history: Wednesday, January 21, 1988. The '88 midwinter exodus began that day in an inglorious manner, with the seniors meeting our exalted leaders Coach Hannaman and Aggie «L 11:30 for a late night early morning wait at Kansas City's downtown Amtrak station. Melia was there too. Amtrak relieved the pain of our vigil with neat little paper train engineer hats, which provided hours of entertainment for sleep-deprived students. We finally departed shortly after midnight, heading west in our very own car (none of the other passengers seemed to want our company.) Our destination was Taos, New Mexico, home of laos Ski Valley, nestled in the scenic Sangre de Cristo mountains. We took a bus from the Raton, N.M. Amtrak station and arrived in Taos sometime Thurdsay afternoon. We quickly set up at the Sagebrush Inn in graciously provided condos (several students had to stay in the hotel a short distance from the condos, along with Coach and Chaperone Aggie.) We then got our skis and boots, instantly becoming experts. The fun had begun. The next day, Friday the 22nd, marked the first day of actual skiing. It was a trip. We rose at 7:00 and headed for the Senior Ski Trip slopes at 8:00. Only 2 seniors had any experience on skis, so we all took lessons, provided by laos' reputable ski school. By the day's end many of us had taken the easy trails from the nountain top, with our instruc- tors' help. Several students found only frustration on the slopes, however, and decided that skiing was not for them. These softies spent the remain- der of the trip touring and shop-hopping in Taos and nearby Santa fe. They claimed to have had fun. The rest of us spent the next 4 days banging bumps and hanging in the lodge. In the 4 days on the mountain, all who tried improved, to varying degrees. By the end, all had progressed from the green trails (easiest) to the blue (more difficult) trails. Some ski studs were even romping on black (most difficult) trails. Coach Hannaman and Chaperone Aggie were chaperones as ell as friends, always ready to help, whether on the slopes or at the Sagebrush, always ready to give directions to the nearest Mexican restaurant (open or closed), and always ready to ruthlessly lay down the law, crushing the slightest attempts at a good time. The favorite post-skiing activity at the Sagebrush involved the hot tub, where battered bodies and sore muscles found relief. Icy Hot and Kellog's Diving Tony are just 2 other mystical examples of the entertainments developed by those wacky seniors. The full extent of the partying which occured nightly cannot be revealed in a wholesome publica- tions such as this, but it was oh-so-intense, and you should definitely believe anything you hear about the trip, no matter how absurd. There were, of course, romantic developements. The last day of the trip was spent in town. Taos is a vibrant artist colony and is full of galleries and shops. Much was made of a late 50's juke box in one shop, and some seniors found solace in the music of the Beach Boys and the hit Transistor Sister. The bus picked us up in town at 2:30 and we headed for Raton. We had a train to catch. The wait at the desolate Raton was made bearable by Superman, inane children's games, and vocabulary lessons for Herbert Sims and Tammy Thornton. The train came in late, but made up the lost time en route to Kansas City. We arrived in K.C. at 7:00 a.m. on the 27th, much to our collective chagrin. We had returned to our mundane lives in K.C. and at SW, with only our memories, sore muscles and friends to remind us of the success that was: SKI TRIP '88. 50 Senior Summaries ASHBY, Tracy Band, Forensics, Homecoming Queen, Honor-Nine, National Honor Society, Junior Achieve- ment, Math 4 Chess Club, 100 Girls' Club, SBC, Variety Show, Debate, Explorers, Freshman Exec. Board, German Club, Honor Roll, International Club, Inroads, JBC, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, Williams College Book Award, Excellence in German Award, Wildwood Honors Day '88, National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics Award, Phi Beta Kappa Award, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, Partners in Excellence. BISHIP, Karren Honor-Nine, National Honor Society, Junior Achievement, 100 Girls' Club, STUCO, SBC, Variety Show, Cheerleading, Explorers, French Club, Honor Roll, International Club, Inroads, JBC, Office Aide, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, Partners in Excellence, Wildwood Honors Day '88. BOATMAN, Marc AFS Host, Chiefs' Car Parker, National Honor Society, Junior Achievement, SBC, Basketball, Freshman Exec. Board, Honor Roll, International Club, Pep Club, Principal's Honor Roll, Sophomore Exec. Board, Golf, 11th and 12 Grade Industrial Technology District Grand Award winner, 11th Grade Industrial Technology State Contest First Place, 9th Grade Industrial Technology First Place District. BONDS, Eva Marie Honor Roll, ROTC, RDTC Drill Team. BOWIE, Alicia Nicole Forensics, Junior Achievement, SBC, Basketball, COE, Cheerlead- ing, Debate, Explorers, Fresh- man Exec. Board, German Club, Honor Roll, Inroads, JBC, Office Aide, Missouri Scholars Academy, Pep Club, SADD, Sophomore Exec. Board, Track, United States Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award. BRADFORD, Lance C. Band, National Honor Society, Pep Banned, Spanish Club, SBC, Soccer, Honor Roll, Stage Band, Operetta, '86-87 Physics Student of the Year Award, '87-88 Band President, '87-88 Louis Arm- strong Jazz Award, '87-88 Phi Beta Kappa Certificate for Excellence in Academic Achieve- ment. BRADLEY, Chris ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Rifle Team, Pep Club, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team, Track. BRANNOCK, Darrel Chiefs' Car Parker, Foreign Language Alliance, Junior Achievement, SACHEM Editor, Stage Crew, STUCO, German Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, Track, TRAIL, Operetta, ISE Germany Trip. BUENO, Denise Zonzini Corea AFS Student, Band, SBC, Soccer, Honor Roll, International Club, Senior Ski Trip. BURKE, Colleen Homecoming Candidate, Honor- Nine, SACHEM, STUCO, SBC, Cheerleading, French Club, Freshman Exec. Board, Honor Roll, International Club, JBC, Pep Club, Principal's Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, TRAIL, Youth in Government. BURRIS, Kim Honor Roll, Pep Club. BUTLER, Geoff Chiefs' Car Parker, Cross- Country, Math 4 Chess Club, Orchestra, SACHEM, Spanish Club, SBC, Soccer, Freshman Exec. Board, International Club, JBC, Sophomore Exec. Board, TRAIL. CARNEY, Kelly Honor Roll. CARIAM, Catherine L. Belles 4 Beaux, National Honor Society, Math 4 Chess Club, Orchestra, SACHEM, SBC, Variety Show, French Club, Honor Roll, JBC, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL, Prom Queen Candidate, Honors Orchestra, Partners in Excel- lence, Concert Mistress, National School Orchestra Association Award. CHERRY, Lisa Cheerleading, Honor Roll, Pep Club. CHRISTIAN, Jason STUCO, Explorers. CONNAGHAN, Michael Band, Cross-Country, Chiefs' Car Parker, Foreign Language Alliance, Homecoming Candidate, National Honor Society, Math 4 Chess Club, Orchestra, Pep Banned, SACHEM, SBC, German Club, Honor Roll, International Club, JBC, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, Track, TRAIL, Operetta, Missouri Boys' State, Cross-Country All Star, IL All Star, Metro Honorable Mention, State Quali fier. DANAHER, Brendan Chiefs' Car Parker, National Honor Society, SACHEM, STUCO, SBC, German Club, International Club (Officer), JBC, Missouri Scholars Academy, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, TRAIL, '86 Homecoming Parade Chairman, Youth in Government '86, '87 ISE to Germany, Golf, Wildwood Honors Day '88, Presidential Academic fitness Award, Partners in Excellence, National Merit Commended Scholar, Alan Wheat Congressional Art Show '85. DAVIS, John A. Belles 4 Beaux, Variety Show, Concert Choir, Senior Ski Trip. DAVIS, Johnny C. Football, Basketball, Honor Roll, Track. DODD, LaVetta Junior Achievement, COE, Honor Roll, Office Aide. EWELL, Elroy Band, Cross-Country, Football, Variety Show, Honor Roll, Track, STUCO. EWELL, Leroy Band, Cross-Country, Football, National Honor Society, Variety Show, Honor Roll, Office Aide, Track. FRENCH, Erika Band, Honor-Nine, STUCO, COE, Honor Roll, JBC, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL. FULSON, Matthew Band, Cross-Country, Football, Homecoming King, Student Advisory Committee, STUCO, Variety Show, Basketball, French Club, Freshman Exec. Board, Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip, Track, Stage Band. GOLDMAN, Christopher Chiefs' Car Parker, Cross- Country, Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, Orchestra, SACHEM, SBC, Soccer, German Club, Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL, Youth in Government. GORDON, Jennifer Lynne f Homecoming Candidate, Honor-' Nine, National Honor Society, Student Advisory Committee, STUCO, SBC, Explorers, Honor Roll, Inroads, JBC, Office Aide, Pep Club, Red Cross, Sophomore Exec. Board, Sis Arnold Award, Commerce Business Award. GORDON, LeShelle Junior Achievement, Orchestra, Honor Roll, Track. GREEN, Darrell L. Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Cross- Country, Homecoming Candidate, National Honor Society, ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Rifle Team, STUCO, SBC, Freshman Exec. Board, German Club, Honor Roll, JBC, Office Aide, Pep Club, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team, Sophomore Exec. Board, Track, Cross- Country: IL All Star, All District, All Sectional, All Metro, All State, Track: All District, All Sectional, State Finalist, ROTC All City Execu- tive Officer. GREER, Kevin Math 4 Chess Club, Orchestra, Stage Crew, STUCO, SBC, Variety Show, French Club, Honor Roll, International Club, JBC, Operetta. GRIBBELL, Edwin AFS Student, Chiefs' Car Parker, Math 4 Chess Club, SBC, Soccer, Variety Show, Honor Roll, International Club, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL. GRIFFIN, Minia SBC, COE, Cheerleading, Honor Roll, Pep Club, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team, Winter Sports' Candidate. HALL, Johnny Basketball, Honor Roll, Princi- pal's Honor Roll. HALE, Lisa Lanell Gospel Choir, Concert Choir, Honor Roll. Halley, Trade Diane Concert Choir, Honor Roll. HAMPTON, Kimberly Gospel Choir, COE, German Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club. HAYSLETT, Delon L. Band, Cross-Country, French Club, Honor Roll. HELMKAMP, Peter Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Belles 4 Beaux, Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, Junior Achievement, SACHEM, Soccer, Freshman Exec. Board, German Club, Missouri Scholars Academy, Track, TRAIL. HENDERSON, Carrie Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Cross- Country, Forensics, Honor- Nine, Pep Banned, Debate, Explorers, Freshman Exec. Board, Honor Roll, Office Aide, Pep Club, Principal'8 Honor Roll, Track, Operetta. HENUBER, Erik Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Football, German Club, Senior Ski Trip, ISE Germany Trip, Golf. HOARD, Darren National Honor Society, SBC, French Club, Freshman Exec. Board, Honor Roll, Inroads, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, Track, Partners in Excellence. HODGES, Anthony L. Band, Honor Roll, Stage Band, Operetta. HOWARD, Latonia Renee Belles 4 Beaux, Concert Choir, Honor Roll. 52 INGERLY, Linda Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, Honor- Nine, Pep Banned, 100 Girls' Club, SACHEM Layout Editor, SBC, Variety Show, French Club, Freshman Executive Board, Honor Roll, International Club, JBC, Pep Club, Principal's Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, TRAIL Layout Editor, Operetta, Presidental Academic Fitness Award, Phi Beta Kappa Award, ISE French Trip. JACOWAY, Tracy Band, Gospel Choir, ROTC Color Guard, STUCO, Honor Roll, Sophomore Exec. Board. JOHNSON, Amorita Gen t AFS Host, National Honor Society, Math 4 Chess Club, Orchestra, Basketball, German Club, Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip, ISE Germany Trip. JOHNSON, Ronyta Lynette Junior Achievement, Orchestra, Pom-Pon, STUCO, Spanish Club, SBC, Basketball, Honor Roll, Office Aide, Pep Club, ROTC, ROTC Royal Court, SADO, Track, Winter Sports' Candidate. JONES, Beverly Pom-Pon, COE. J0NS0N, Andrea Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, Honor- Nine, Math 4 Chess Club, Pep Banned, 100 Girls' Club, SACHEM Layout Editor, STUCO, SBC, AFS Summer Program, Debate, French Club, Freshman Exec. Board, Honor Roll, International Club, JBC, Office Aide, Pep Club, Principal's Honor Roll, Sopho- more Exec. Board, TRAIL Produc- tion Editor, Winter Sports' Queen, Salutatorian. KEARNEY, Marquise Forensics, Junior Achievement, STUCO, COE, Cheerleading, Debate, Explorers, French Club, Honor Roll, JBC, Office Aide, Pep Club, Principal's Honor Roll, ROTC, Sophomore Exec. Board, '88 Prom Queen. KENNEDY, Shannon National Honor Society, 100 Girls' Club, STUCO, SBC, Explorers, French Club, Freshman Exec. Board, Honor Roll, Inroads, JBC, Office Aide, Sophomore Exec. Board. LANE, Darren Band, Orchestra, Pep Banned, Variety Show, Office Aide, Stage Band. LOCKE, Tammi Ren6 Gospel Choir, ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Rifle Team, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team. LUTMAN, Scott Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Football, Homecoming Candidate, Stage Crew, Basketball, COE, French Club, Honor Roll, JBC, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL, Stage Band, Operetta, Girls' Soccer Manager, Senior Giftorian. MARTIN, Anthony Chavez Football, Junior Achievement, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, ROTC Drill Team. MAY, Lisa Belles 4 Beaux, Variety Show, Concert Choir, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Operetta. McRAE, Patricia COE, Cheerleading, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Wintei Sports' Candidate. MEYER, Uwe AFS Student, Foreign Language Alliance, Math 4 Chess Club, Pep Banned, SACHEM, SBC, Variety Show, Honor Roll, International Club, Pep Club, TRAIL, Stage Band. MILLER, Alicia COE. MILLER, Lisa Honor-Nine, 100 Girls' Club, SACHEM, Spanish Club, SBC, Honor Roll, International Club, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL. MOERLIEN, Robin Band, AFS Host, Chiefs' Car Parker, Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, Math 4 Chess Club, Orchestra, Pep Banned, SBC, Freshman Exec. Board, German Club, Honor Roll, International Club, JBC, ROTC, Sophomore Exec. Board, TRAIL, Stage Band, Operetta, Hall of rame Band, Missouri Girls State,Prom Queen. M0S8Y, LaTonya Junior Achievement, STUCO, Basketball, COE, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team, Sophomore Exec. Board. j I MURRAY, William Explorers, Honor Roll, Inroads, Office Aide, Spanish Club. NAAR, Malitzin Nayarit AFS Student, Band, SBC, Soccer, Variety Show, Honor Roll, International Club, Senior Ski Trip. O'CONNOR, Carey Beth 9th, 10th, and 11th grade years at Pittsburgh High and St. Teresa's, AFS Host, Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, International Club, Senior Ski Trip. OELKE, Timothy SACHEM, Honor Roll. OWENS, Stephen Football, Honor Roll, Track. PAIGE, Monica Gospel Choir,' Variety Show, Concert Choir, Honor Roll, Office Aide, Principal's Honor Roll, ROTC. PARKER, Ali COE, Honor Roll. PATTERSON, Robin L. Football, Spanish Club, SBC, Honor Roll, JBC, Pep Club, Partners in Excellence. PATTERSON, Rons Belles 4 Beaux, Gospel Choir, National Honor Society, STUCO, Volleyball, Concert Choir, Explorers, Honor Roll, Red Cross, Stage Band. PERRY, David Chiefs' Car Parker, Cross- Country, National Honor Society, Junior Achievement, SACHEM, Soccer, Variety Show, German Club, Honor Roll, International Club, TRAIL, Partners in Excellence, Alan Wheat Congres- sional Art Show '85. RAMSEY, Walter Band, Junior Achievement, COE, Track. RICHARDSON, Lance Charles Band, Cross-Country, Spanish Club, COE, Honor Roll, Track, Operetta. RIDGELL, Ericka Y. Gospel Choir, ROTC Rifle Team, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team. ROADY, Kenneth M. Stage Crew, COE. ROBINSON, F reder ick Honor Roll, ROTC. ROBINSON, REGINA COE, Honor Roll. ROBINSON, Trina M. COE, Honor Roll. ROESBERY, Elaine Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Homecoming Candidate, Honor- Nine, Orchestra, Pep Banned, STUCO, SBC, Variety Show, French Club, Honor Roll, International Club, JBC, Principal's Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip, Stage Band, Operetta, John Phillip Sousa Award. SHUKAIR, Nafeisa Forensics, SACHEM, SBC, Soccer, Variety Show, Explorers, Honor Roll, Pep Club, ROTC, Red Cross, TRAIL. SIMS, Herbert Football, Homecoming Candidate, National Honor Society, Junior Achievement, ROTC Color Guard, STUCO, SBC, French Club, Freshman Exec. Board, Interna- tional Club, Inroads, JBC, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, Track. SMITH, Joseph Band, Math 4 Chess Club, Pep Banned, Stage Crew, Soccer, French Club, Honor Roll, International Club, Stage Band, Operetta. SORRELS, Angela Gospel Choir, ROTC Color Guard, ROTC Rifle Team, Pep Club, Principal's Honor Roll, ROTC. STACKER, Charles Football, Honor Roll, Office Aide, ROTC. STANDIFER, Michelle D. Variety Show, Honor Roll. STEVE, Jim Senior Ski Trip. TAYLOR, Rachelle Concert Choir, Cheerleading, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Operetta. THOMAS, Oreelious ROTC Rifle Team, COE, Honor Roll, Office Aide, ROTC, ROTC Drill Team. THOMAS, Steven Band, AFS Host, Chiefs’ Car Parker, Cross-Country, Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, Math 4 Chess Club, Pep Banned, SACHEM, Stage Crew, STUCO, SBC, Soccer, Variety Show, AFS Summer Program, French Club, Freshmsn Exec. Board, German Club, Honor Roll, International Club, J8C, Missouri Scholars Academy, Pep Club, Principal's Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip, Sophomore Exec. Board, TRAIL Editor, Stage Band, Operetta, Valedictorian. TROYER, Henry Chiefs' Car Parker, Math 4 Chess Club, Orchestra, SBC, Soccer, German Club, Honor Roll, International Club, Senior Ski Trip, Operetta. UBBEN, Bobbi National Honor Society, SACHEM, STUCO, SBC, French Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL., Partners ir: Excellence. VAN ROSS, Kelsey STUCO, SBC, COE, Debate, Explorers, Honor Roll, JBC. VONLEGGETT, Byron C. Band, Football, Homecoming Candidate, STUCO, COE, Track (State Qualifier). WATSON, Anthony Football, Track. WEATHERS, Theresa COE, Honor Roll, Office Aide. WEBB, Jesse Band, Football, Explorers, Stage Band. WILLIAMS, Tijuania COE. WHIPPLE, Timothy Band, Msth 4 Chess Club, Pep Banned, Stage Crew, Honor Roll, Senior Ski Trip., Youth in Government. WHITAKER, Deconde Cross-Country, Pom-Pon, Basket- ball, Concert Choir, Track, Winter Sports' Candidate. WILLIAMS, Antoinette Honor Roll. WILLIAMS, Gary R. Band, Football, Variety Show, Honor Roll. WILSON, David Vann Foreign Language Alliance, National Honor Society, SACHEM, SBC, Concert Choir, French Club, Honor Roll, Internationa! Club, JBC, Pep Club, Sophomore Exec. Board, TRAIL Financial Editor, ISE French Trip, Youth in Government. WILSON, Laura Band, Chiefs' Car Parker, Forensics, Foreign Language Alliance, Pep Banned, SACHEM, SBC, Variety Show, French Club, Honor Roll, International Club, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL, Operetta, ISE Trip to France. WILSON, Veronica Junior Achievement, SBC, Debate, French Club, Honor Roll, Inroads, Office Aide, Sophomore Exec. Board. WINSTON, George Band, Football, National Honor Society, Pep Banned, STUCO, SBC, Honor Roll, Inroads, Track, Stage Band, Operetta, Partners in Excellence. WYATT, Jenifer Cross-Country manager, Homecom- ing Candidate, National Honor Society, Pom-Pon captain, SBC, German Club, Honor Roll, JBC, Pep Club, Senior Ski Trip, TRAIL. YOUNG, Andre Band, Football, STUCO, Variety Show, ROTC. 55 Senior Baftot MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tracy Ashby Brendan Danaher Steven Thomas BEST VOCALIST Pete Helmkamp LaTonya Howard Elroy Ewell BEST ARTIST Darrel Brannock Robin Moerlien Senior BaClbt FLIRT AND WOLF Tanwni Locke Elroy Ewell HOST ATTRACTIVE Rodney Lovett Kelsey VanRoss Uwe Meyer MOST HUMOROUS Tammi Locke Mike Connaghan MOST ATHLETIC Darrell Green Alicia Bowie BEST MUSICIAN Lance Bradford Elaine Roesbery BEST ALL AROUND Tracy Ashby Darrell Green 57 Autographs Autographs Men do uba£ ib catted a good acZcon, 04 -bare piece ofa cou iage eft eincAity, rrucia cu timj wcatd pay a tine in expicxicn cfl da.il ron- appeaAcrcX’ on poAade. Seifr Reliance ----------------------------------- ---------------------------------- FoottiaCf i i Row One: Shawn Jones, Dana Love, Jamal McKinney, Robin Patterson, Rodney Lovett, Byron Von- Leggett, Eric Murray, Angelo Bottley, Steve Ford, Miguell Maybon, Kenney White, Thomas Reese, Chris Brown, Matt Fulson, Shawn Robinson, and Jerry Lacey, student manager. Row Two: Alfred Lee, Kevin Riley, Vincent Banks, Willy Clemons, Herbert Sims, Parian Perkins, Dewayne Wallace, Marlon Johnson, Eddie Hinecker, Earl Cotton, Marlon White, John Black, Eric Neal, Don Lovelace, Jesse Webb, Dwayne Orr, Evan Henuber. Row Three: Steve Mitchell, Ronell Eldridge, Wayne Cosby, Billy McClinton, Eddie Moore, Darryl Obie, Shawn Reams, Roger Franks, Steve Owens, Waymond McBride, Maurice Webber, James Robinson, Kenny Brewer, Larry Cole, Freddie Kreuger, Eric Henuber, Tyron Phillips. 62 The SW Varsity football team got under way again this year with high hopes of repeating the previous year's trip to the state quarter-finals. Due to a surge in early attendance, SW was thrust abrubtly into district class 5A. This meant that SW would be ranked against such powerhouse teams as Rockhurst, Truman and Lee's Summit, causing our ranking to slide downward. The highlight of the season came perhaps at the Interschol- astic League awards ceremony when 3 SW football players were honored. Ihey were: Eric Henuber and Miguel 1 Mabon with first team honors and Steve ford with a second team honor. There were solid victories against Interscholastic League teams which balanced out the dissappointing losses. The season ended quietly with no repeat of the previous year but with high hopes for the next season. Row Is Leon Sarsih, Ivan Griffin, Eric McGee, Troy Banks, Brian Hodges, Alvin Dupree, Maurice West, Mike Whitebear, Byron Ashley. Row 2s Carlos Penn, Atoine Roberts, Dennis Gormly, Shawn Randall, Curtis Childress, Terri Scott, Morris Stroud, Robert Taylor, Damon Summers, Lamar Moore. 6t Boys ’ Soccer Row 1: Lance Bradford, Peter Helmkamp, Marco Cusumano, Sean Linnhoff, Steve Thomas, Geoff Butler, Henry Troyer, and Edwin Gribbell Row 2: Matt Lewis, Ted Palmer, Sam Paul, David Perry, Jeff Werner, Scott Lutman, John Patterson, Mark DeFoor, Chris Goldman, Danny Murphy, Coach Tim McCray, and Terry Murphy by Melia Ellis This vear marked the beginning of th'? boys' soccer team et SW. Yes, after all the petitions and hard work, SW finally had a boys' soccer team! The team consisted of 18 goal-hungry guys and their dedicated coach, Tim McCray. The season actually began a w ek before school started. This is the kind of dedication that took SW's new team from a shaky start to a stable finish. Even against a majority of schools which had played for several years, 3W proved to be a worthy competitor. At the end of the season, the team had a banquet to gi e out awards and gifts. A new club was established that night called the Booters. This group, which is the parent support group of the team, is run by Mrs. Linda DeFoor, president; Mrs. Karen Cusumano, chairmen of fundraisers; and Mrs. Ro Patterson, secretary. With the continuing support and enthusiasm, next year's team promises to have a great season. 66 Girls ’ Soccer Row Is Suzy Miller, Claudia Singleman, Sarah Still, Naya Naar, and I isa Corson Row 2: Christy Oean, Lindsay Simmons, Denise Beuno, Amy Helmkamp, ar-J Melia Ellis Row 3s Jamie Hopkins, Christy Watson, Beth DeFoor, Elaine Roesbery, ’'arm Williams, by Melia Ellis This season marks the Indians' 3rd season at SW. Seventeen girls made up the Indian tribe when it started on March 1, 1988. There were 5 freshmen, A sophomores, 5 juniors, and 3 seniors. Condition- ing for the team started on February 29th. The team was a bit shaken by the resignation of coach Tim McCray, but started strong again under Mrs. Helmkamp, a teacher at Northeast whose daughter Amy plays on the team. This year, plans are being made to include the girls' soccer team under the parent support group, the Booters. Although the season, ending May 10th, wasn't a huge success, the girls had a lot of fun and look forward to a strong returning team next year. 67 Volleyball Row Is Tisha Warden, Chtistone Jones, and Stacey Stewart Row 2: Ayanna Burt, Chrislanda Atkins, Lisa Tate, Jamie Hopkins, and Hilarie Walker by Jamie Hopkins This year's SW volleyball team prgved to be a very promising one. Although the team started out slow, they steadily improved throughout the season. Many girls on the team were new to volleyball but regard- less of this, the team played well. The team finished the season with an overall record of 9-10 and a record in the league of 5-3. The returning members of the team were Hilary Walker, Lisa Tate, and Stacey Stewart. The team will return next year with the exception of seniors, Hilary Walker and Marchae Leonard. Lisa Tate's strong spiking ability and Stacey Stewert's setting ability will both be back next year. As well as returning Varsity players, there are also some members of this years Junior Varsity team that could contribute to the team next year. If this group of Indians can start off the next season where they left off, the future could be promising. 68 Cross Country Row Is Darrel Green and Mike Connaghan Row 2s Terry Vincent and Leroy Ewell Row 3s John Patterson, Doug Ingerly, and Craig Booker by Mike Connaghan In the last several years, the SW Cross Country teams have had a large share of success. This has included winning Interscho- lastic League Championship meets during every odd year from 1979-8' rnd 2 appearances at the state meet, finishing 6th in '85 and 10th in '86. A number of individuals also made appearan- ces at state meets. This year marked a return to normalcy for the team after the last 2 banner years. Already hurt by the loss of 2 members of last year's powerful team to graduation and 2 to transfers to other schools, the '87 teams were plagued oy small numbers and inexperience. There were rarely enough runners to complete JV, freshmen, and nirls' teams. The responsibil- ity of leading the boys' team fell on the shoulders of seniors Darrell Green and Mike Connag- han, both accomplished runners in their 4th year of Cross Country. Juniors, John Patter- son, Doug Ingerly, and Craig Booker, sophomore, Terry Vincent and other dedicated young men worked hard to round out the 7-man squad. As the season progressed, the team established a respectable place among its competitors. At the League Championship Meet the boys' varsity squad came in n solid 2nd, well in between both the 1st place Northeast tearn and the 3rd place Paseo team. The 2nd place finish ended tho string of odd-year wine t 6. SW had been alternating the championship with Northeast since N£.'s win in 197r;. The gills' tean was 3rd, whi I e the freshmen squad fared even better, winning the contest. No JV teai;. posted. ROW Is Shawna Howard, Cherise Harvey, and Monique Sanders. ROW 2s Dana Downy, Maria Riley, Demetria Cooper, and Angela Garrison. Continued on page 70 69 Cross Country The team's 8th place at District on October 24 was short of the 5th place required to advance to Sectionals, the next step on the way to State. In spite of the unspectacular team showing, some individuals had outstanding performances. There were 3 Indians among the top 10 in the League Champion- ship meet, landing spots on the All-Star team: Green, who placed 2nd, Connaghan, 3rd, and Booker, 10th. Green and Connaghan continued to perform well into the post-season as they progressed to the state meet where they placed 4th and 33rd, respectively. Green's exceptional finish surpassed both his 12th place as a sophomore and 25th as a junior. As one of the top 15, he again became a part of the All-State team, repeating his sophomore year accomplishment. Among the girls, freshman Cherise Harvey displayed promising potential by winning the Interscholastic League Championship and quali- fying for state. Basketball Row Is Jason Irving and Steve Ford Row 2: Coach Madison, Johnny Davis, Jeff Newman, Richard Smith, Antawyn Ramzy, and Adrian Andrews Swish, 2 points; Swish, 2 points; Swish, a free throw, lhe SW Indian Varsity Basketball Team didn't hear that sound often enough this year. All in all it was a frustrating year for our basketball team. As always, the Indians began their season with all the spirit and confidence of the world, and this remained throughout the season. The team this year was relatively small, and many members will not be returning next year, leaving a young team to take over in B8-89. Unfor- tunately, the team did not have the kind of season they had hoped for. They played .500 ball throughout the season. Practice was difficult with snow days at inappropriate times. A lack of activity buses due to snow kept the team from many of their practices. Despite this, Indian fans continued to support their team loyally, in the hopes of ending the season on an upbeat note. However, the season ended against Hickman Mills when HM lofted a 22 foot 3 pointer with 2 seconds left. The final score was 66-63—a real disappointment. Coach Madison expressed that what we really lacked was height, and that we played as well as could be expected without this height. There is always hope, though, and with a little of that famed 5W spirit, 88-89 should prove to be a great year! U Basketball L to R: Shawna Howard, LaTanya Green, Catrice Murray, Delshone Bradley, Lisa Tate, Lashawn Boze- man, Sheila Smith, Trina Bonwell, Cherise Harvey, and Candie Ricks. 2 Row Is Dana Love, Emanuel Walker, Herbert Sims, and Thomas Reese Row 2s Byron VonLeggitt, Calvin Daniels, Matt Fulson, Craig Booker, Vincent Banks, Craig Bingham, Earl Cotton, and Chris Brown Row 3s Darian Perkins, Eric Clark, Steve Owens, Doug Ingerly, Damon Alexander, Leo Anderson, Eddie Moore, Shawn Reams, Roger Franks, and Anthony Convert by Mike Connaghan The 1988 Track and Field season has been a fruitful one for its participants. Although some expectations were not realized, the season was more often than not characterized by good performances and success. After a very large turnout, the teams experienced a formid- able rate of attrition. Remaining was one of the most talented groups of track and field athletes SW has had. The sprinting events, which Head Coach Samuels said were the strongest he has seen at SW, were the core of this year's team. The teams displayed their talent throughout the season, improving as the year progres- sed. They came in 2nd in the League Championships. Gaps in some events were enough to allow SW to surpass the defending League Champions. 6 boys' and 5 girls' events performed well enough st Districts to advance to Section- als. The wind was blowing hard that day, as it often does this time of year at Lee's Summit. The SW team had a disproportion- ately large number of injuries, and lost some of their best runners. One was senior Chris Brown. His outstanding ability in the 400m dash was not to be seen at state. An injured foot coupled with e i ?te assignment in the 4x3200m relay hampered his chances. 3ut at least that event joined others to compete at state. The best placed result came f cm Roger Franks in the shot put. He lofted the weight 32' 3 to earn the 4th best distance of the day. Continued on Page 73 73 1 Track I r Row Is Dana Love, Craig Bingham, and Anthony Convert Row 2: Earl Cotton, Eric Clark, Calvin Daniels, Doug Ingerly, Shawn Reams, Craig Booker, and Ihomas Reese Row Is Vivian Grover and Alicia Bowie Row 2: Carrie Henderson, Candie Ricks, and Angeligue Allen '4 Ro 3; St r..v Stpxart. rh.-r.sp HarvP'. and ShP,|a South track cont. The girls had their share of success, especially in the State Championship senes. 5 events emerged from District bound for Sectionals as the girls combined for a 4th place team finish. They eventually wound up with a tie for 10th place at State. Most of the points were garnered by senior Alicia Bowie and freshman Cherise Harvey. Bowie ended her distinguished high school track career with 4th place finishes in both the 300m hurdles and 110m hurdles. Harvey, after narrowly missing victories in these events in Districts and Sectionals, came in 3rd in the 400m and 4th in the 200m. Organizations Let U4 iifaaont and aepaimand the smooth mediocAity and squalid contentment ofa the time , and hual in the face oj custom and tAade and ofa ice, the fract which i the upihot orf alt hiAtoay,that theae i4 a gaeat ae pon ible Thinkea and Actoa weaking wheaevea a man woak4; that a taue man belong4 to no othea time oa place, but 4 the centea ofr zhingA. Selfi Reliance Ralph Waldo EmeAAon Orchestra n Row Is Katie Cariani, Henry Troyer, Claudia Singleman, Ellen Gibbs, John Patterson, Stacy Stewart, Daima Scott, Kelly Stevens. Row 2: Lonnie Smith, Denise Rector, Amina Scott, Erika Young, Donnel Courtney, Cherise Harvey, Suzette Norton by Katie Cariani SW's Orchestra became a string orchestra in 1987-88 under the continuing direction of George Alter. They began the year with the annual Fall Concert on October 27. The audience appeared pleased by all performances, including those by Belles and Beaux, Concert Choir, and the Stage Band. George Klepac received a 1 rating, qualifying him to represent SW in our district The annual Winter Holiday Concert in December featured violin soloists Kevin Greer and George Klepac, and cellist John Patterson. 1988 began with the Winter Concert, a combined effort with Varsity Band, Concert Band, and Stage Band. Although the purpose of the orchestra is to entertain, SW's String Orchestra used its abilities to introduce listening skills to handicapped and young children. On March 15, the string orchestra traveled to the Ararat Shrine Temple where they played various assortments of music which were identifiable to the children, such as the ever popular nursery rhymes. This year, in the state compiti- tion at Warrensburg, Orchestra received an honor rating of 2. A violin duet by Henry Troyer and George Klepac, and a bass solo by Vivian Grover, received I's on both the district and state levels. The SW orchestra rounded off the year with its final performance on May 10, featuring a finale of all vocal and instrumental groups. The concert concluded a year of a few disappointments and many hard earned triumphs. Orchestra Rom 3: George Klepac, Amy HeJmcamp, Linsey Simmons, Andrea Flowers, Beth DeFoor, Steven Bradley, Angela Garrison, Markita Harris Row 4; Kevin Greer, Centf Butler, Terri Cain, Joshua Burt, Christlanda Adkins, Mike Sandidqe, Vivion Grover, Brian Perkins. 79 Concert Band Linda Ingerly As usual, Southwest's concert marching band has had an active year. During football season, the Marching Tribesmen entertained fans with their precision drills and spirited playing in the stands. The Tribesmen also marched in two parades—Veteran's Day, where they were the cerimonial band, perform- ing the national anthem and Taps, and the American Royal. After football season, they were trans- formed into a classical concert band. They performed in several school concerts along with the orchestra and choirs. The Winter and Holiday Concerts featured a potpourri of tradional and holiday songs. The Spring Concert was a triumphant massed venture, with the Row Is Iracy Ashby, Kim Stevens, Elaine Roesbery, Laura Wilson, and Dayna Gibbs Row 2s Steven Thomas, Chris Watts, Devin Gee, Oliver Spencer, Anthony Hodges, Evan Henuber, and Eric Haar Row 5s Pete Helmkamp, Anita Scott, Shelli Allen, Trevis McKenzie, Delshone Bradley, Erika Grant, Jonathon Collins, Mark Webb, Derrick Ihornton, Tim Whipple, and Lance Bradford opening performed by both bands and the orchestra, and the finale a choral piece accompianed by all musical groups. This year, District Contest was held at CMSU, the result of new districts. The band walked away with an honor rating of 2. In addition, several students performed solo or ensemble selections, receiving high scores ai; well. Those with the top score of 1 moved on to the State Contest • Columbia, where every instru- mental again received a score of 1. I hanks to hard work and dedica- tion, this year's marching and concert seasons were a great sucess, and once again, the band has proved to be a fair representa- tion of the ability and spirit of Southwest. Row 4: Carrie Henderson, Angela Stromile, Linda Ingerly, Ayanna Burt, Theresa Sanders, Ronell Eldridge, Joe Smith, Shawn Reams, Emanuel Walker, Alfred Lee, Scott Lutman, Jesse Webb, Uwe Meyer, Christy Watson, Calvin Daniels, Jonathon Beckett, Dwain Campbell, and Craig Booker Row 5z Naya Naar, Denise Bueno, Darren Lane, Steve Edgerson, Mike Connaghan, Chris Brown, Kenneth Wroten, Matt Fulson, and Lance Richardson. si Stage Band Row Is Matt Fulson, Scott Lutman, Elaine Roesbery, and Emmanuel Walker Row 2: Vivian Grover, Uwe Meyer, Craig Booker, Jesse Webb, George Winston, Calvin Daniels, Tim Whipple, Kristie Watson, Lance Bradford, Jon Beckett, Mark Webb, and Steve Thomas by Steven Thomas It's 7 am, and a bleary-eyed trombonist is jolted awake by the garbage-truck sound of a trumpet's warm-up routine. The group now assembling, the pride and joy of the music department, is the SW Stage 3and. Where else but in SW's room 226 cvn you find people willing to get up before the sun to practice a mix of big band jazz, blues, and rock? These dedicated (crazy?) musicians auditioned in Septem- ber for this group, which ideally consists of 5 saxo- phones, 5 trumpets, b trombones, I guitar, 1 bass, 1 piano, 1 drum, and the players to go along with them. The Stage Band had a busy performance schedule, playing for school concerts and assemblies, for the AFS Harvest Party, for the Boosters' Ethnic Dinner, at the City Hall, at the Plaza Mariott for an H R Block luncheon, at the Golden Ox, and at the GSA Building of the Bendix complex. The students also received improvisational instruction from George Sams, a jazz artist who held workshops at 5W for 2 weeks in February. a Row Is Julie Cotton Row 2s Jennifer NcCrath, Dayna Gibbs, Katie Cariani, Angel Girade, and Tonya Heyer Row 3s Marco Ccsomano, Danny Murphy, Johnny Davis, David Pclk, and Terry Murphy by David Polk Continuing a SW tradition, the vocal group Belles and Beaux once again displayed their talents at the Fall, Winter, and Spring concerts, at the SW Variety Show, and at various locations in the Kansas City area during the 87-88 school year. The 12 member group, under the direction of Mr. Jack Bettes St Beaux Foster, began practicing early in the year at 7:00 every morning. In addition to singing •medleys from such Broadway musicals as A Chorus Line and Marne, students learned dance steps to go with the music. When the Christmas season rolled around, Belles and Beaux worked on Christmas carols and performed at churches, syna- gogues, and hospitals, in addition to singing at the Winter Concert. After returning from Winter Vacation, Belles and Beaux began work on songs for the Spring Concert and the' 5W Variety Show. Belles and Beaux hope to return next year, and since the group consisted mostly of juniors this year, many of them will be around to keep the Belles and Beaux tradition alive at 5W. Concert Choir 85 Row 1: Mike Connaghan, Jamie Hopkins, Laura Wilson, Denise Beuno, Henry Troyer, Linda Ingerly, and Andrea Jonson Row 2: Brendan Danaher, Elaine Roesbery, Edwin Gribbell, Ayanna Burl, Lindsay Simmons, Suzy Miller, Claudia Singleman, and Mrs. Sylvia Farnsworth (sponsor) Row J: John Patterson, Steven Thomas , and Uwe Meyer International C(uS AFS Denise Bueno (Brazil), Uwe Meyer (West Germany), Edwin Gribbell (Chile), Noya Naar (Panama) by Uwe Meyer and Edwin Gribbell Did you know that being an AFS student is the best thing that can ever happen to you? Wonder why? First of all, you have to know what AFS is. You might consider AFS the biggest and best student exchange program that has ever existed. During its AO years of life, it has converted the lives of many, many young people like you and me. In the 199u program alone the c are more than 7000 exchange students all over the world, and SW enjoyed having A of these special young people. Maybe you have seen them around the school or heard them talking with their foreign accents. Yes, that's us: Edwin, Uwe, Naya and Denise, the A AFS students this year. We think that we were so lucky for being here at SW this last year. It was really the best, most important, interesting, and enjoyable year we ever had. Not only because we each got a new family and home, lots of new friends and experiences; and not only because of having so much fun and just being in another country, but also because of the fact that we learned to look toward life from a different point of view and to see that there is a whole world with a lot of very nice people that all belong together. This year has helped us to realize how valuable our home countries are in some ways which we were not able to see before we came here. We would like to thank our families and the Southwest AFS chapter for all the opportuni- ties they gave us; thanks to the International Club, and all of you, the v hole SW student body, for your help and understanding. You are great and we love you and we wish you the best. It vrs an awesome year. S5 Stage Crew TOP: Barbara Sievenin (Sponsor), Tim Whipple, Kristie Watson, Darrel rannock, Joe Smith, David Moore. THIRD ROW: Kevin Greer, Nathan Choate, ... ise Rector. SECOND ROW: Tammy Bouyer, Craig Boyce. FIRST ROW: Kim tevens, lanya Hyre, Kelly Stevens. Math §C Chess CfuS by Kim Stevens Stage Crew is a group of hard-working young people who help with the lights, sound, and props for SW stage assemblies and productions under the watchful eye of sponsor Barbara Stevenin. This motley crew met every Tuesday afternoon and either planned to work on the next major stage show, or met socially to plan a celebration party. The 1987-88 Stage Crew Executive Board for 1st semester was: Darrel Brannock, presi- dent; Kevin Greer, vice presi- dent; Sawn Winfield, secretary, Eryka Adair, treasurer, and Uwe Meyer, sgt.-at-arms. 2nd semester officers were: Kevin Greer, president; Tammy Bouyer, vice president; David Moore, secretary; and treasurers Eryka Adair and Kim Stevens. This yert tne Math and Chess Club, sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Katz, could be seen each Wednesday after school in room 303 playing chess and studying math. They participated in several math contests and chess tournaments. They did not place as highly this year in either the individual or the team events as thy have in past years. The members did, however, have fun as usual eating Mrs. Katz homemade cookies between events. The end of the year activity was attending a Royals game after which there was a firework TOP: Mrs. Barbara Katz (Sponsor), Edwin Gribbell, Uwe Meyer, Doug Ingerly, Kevin Greer, Joe Smith, David Moore. SECOND ROW: Denise Rector. FIRST ROW: Laura ■ ■ ISE Trip by Linda Ingerly -i Tired of the same old dull routine, 4 SW students took an early spring break and jotted across the ocean to France for 2 weeks. For these students: Laura Schaeffer, Laura Wilson, Linda Ingerly (that's me!) and David Wilson, this was the result of a year's worth of planning and saving. Touching down in Paris after a 9 hour flight, we soon noticed that something was definitely amiss. Fearfully, we understood the problem—there was no English! Everyone was chattering away in strange sounding gibberish, and to add insult to our delicate young egos, our party of 30 girls (and David) was the object of much curiousity. We were the foreigners now. However, in one easy lesson on the Metro subway system, we had the run of the city and felt almost at home (as long as we didn't have to speak to anyone). Most students would have been satisfied with such mundane activities as Versailles or the Louvre, but we longed for adventure, and the chance to strike out on our own. (David did this on his first day by simply going straight when the rest of the group was turning right!) Stretched to our limits, and faced with unbear- able agony at the prospect of yet another Renaissance painting or cathedral, we headed out to the flea market, where we bargained for our purchases with pitiful looks and whining pleas of no money. Paris was a wonderful city, from the majestic splendor of Norte Dame to the street caf£s and bars (remember, no legal drinking age in Franee!) Our next stop was our most terrifying—a 1 week family stay. We unwillingly tumbled off the bus, past our families' waiting arms in a desperate attempt to escape. Most students, once they relaxed, had a great time (except for the occasional paranoia of having been fed cat) and formed lasting relations with their families. After a tear-jerking goodbye to the family we were so hesitant to meet, we rejoined our group and took off for Strasbourg andl Reims, with a 1 day side trip to Germany. (When did the German students ever get to go to France, hmm?) We settled into a new routine of shopping and partying, sharing the hotel with a group of fellow Americans froir Minnesota, thereby confirming my determination to never visit that particular state. Happily, we discovered the familar sight and smell of the locrl Micky D's (familar, except for the unusual listing of beer under the beverages.) Too soon, the time came for us to return home. We reluctantly said goodbye to our new friends, and flew home to KC. It's hard to describe what this trip meant to all of us, but our theme song (from the too popular Dirty Dancing sound- track) says it all: I Had the Time of mv Life. -Ae i - STUCO Row One: Jennifer Gordon, Herbert Sims, Colleen Burke, Elaine Roesbery, Darrell Green. Row Two: Regina Hargrove, Evette Townsend, Nathan Choate, Candi Nicholson, Brian Perkins, Vivian Grover Chris Adkins, Kelly Stevens, Alexis Johnson, Lisa Corson, S. Tate. Row Three: Shawn Robinson, Anita Scott, Tracey Finney, Jamie Hopkins. Row Four: Glenn Davis, Wayman McBride, Mose Crockett, Walter Ramsey, Darrel Brannock, Chris Link. vovc Row 1: David Waters and Trevis McKenzie Row 2: Dwan Marshall, Carlitha Ross, Malon White, Trina Bonwell, Eryka Adair, and Ms. Pickins (sponsor) Nationaf Honor Society Row Is Eryka Adair, Stephanie Anderson, Flavella Foster, Anita Scott, Carey O'Connor, Ayanne Burt, Melia Ellis, and Jenifer Wyatt Row 2s Shawna Howard, Amorita Johnson, Denise Rector, Erika Grant, Katie Cariani, Michelle McGee, Dayna Gibbs, Brandi Malone, Terri Caine, Linda Ingerly, Andrea Jonson, Bobbi Ubben, and Tanya Troyer Row 3s Leroy Ewell, Shandra Kelso, Jamie Hopkins, Lisa Miller, Karin Williams, Jennifer McCrath, Tracy Ashby, Elaine Roesbery, Karin Bishop, Sherri Cross, Dee Dee Jones, Robin Moerlien, Vivian Grover, Jennifer Gordon, Darren Hoard, and Marco Cusumano Row 4s George Winston, Mike Connaghan, Brendan Danaher, Lonnie Smith, John Patterson, Mark DeFoor, David Perry, Marc Boatman, Doug Ingerly, Lance Bradford, Roger Franks, Chris Goldman, Carl Sharp, Daren Stevens, Mark Webb, Peter Helmkamp, Danny Murphy, Terry Murphy, and David Polk Not pictureds Darrell Green, Liz Meidaner, Herbert Sims, Darryn Snell, Laura Schaeffer, Steven Thomas, Tracey Walker, Thy Nguyen, and David Wilson by Chris Goldman The 1987 National Honor Society's first meeting of the 1987-88 school year was held for the purpose of electing officers from 86-87 NHS members. The officers elected weres Presi- dent, Elaine Roesbery; Vice President, Brendan Danaher; Secretary, Tracy Ashby; Treasur- er, Chris Goldman; Sgt.-at-Arms, Darrel Green. The primary objective of the NHS executive committee is to revise the induction process to their specifications for the selection of new members. This is done on the basis of the main precepts of the NHS which are, leadership, character, scholar- ship, and service. The first requirement for new members is the grade requirement of 3.0. They must meet other standards of service, leadership, and character. The induction ceremony for new NHS members this year was originally set for Wednesday, February 10. Due to bad weather, however, the ceremony was postponed. The ceremony took place on Monday, March the seventh at 6:00 p.m. The ceremony was repeated on March ninth for the entire student body. The membership was increased to 67, 32 seniors and 35 juniors. 89 PuSfications Staff by David Perry Straight from the awesome informat ion entertainment machine that is the Southwest High publicat ions journal ism class (officially a mere creative writing course) comes this story of a courageous and incredibly precocious band of SW juniors and seniors. These students spent an hour of every grueling school day and uncount- able hours after school plan- ning, writing and reporting for, distributing and raising money for that dynamic duo of SW news and entertainment: the TRAIL and SACHFM. You are probably now asking yourself, why? Why do they do it? The answer: they do it all for you! They care! The evidence of this group's valuable contributions to SW and our community was witnessed nearly twice a month this past school year by those fortunate enough to have bought issues of TRAIL, and the staff's further sacrifices are being witnessed right now, by you, as your lucky eyes joyfully peruse the pages of the 87-88 SACHEM. You are the lucky benefactor of uncount- ed hours of unselfish toil on the part of the SW creative class! Consider yourself very lucky. Please excuse that uncalled for outburst of inane creative writing. the real story follows... SW'r. creative writing class, which produces the 1RAIL and SACHEM under the guidance of Enqlish teacher, Patricia Lyons, 90 PuBBications Staff Row Is David Wilson, Geoff Butler, Linda Ingerly, Andrea Jonson, Steven Thomas, Uwe Meyer, Jon Freeland, Darrel Brannock, Darren Stevens, and Lonnie Smith Row 2: Laura Schaeffer, Karin Williams, Kim Stevens, Katie Canani, Lisa Miller, David Polk, Jenifer Wyatt, and Bobbi Ubban Row 3: Melia Ellis, Naf Shukair, Brandi Malone, and Colleen Burke Row A: Pete Helmkamp, Mike Connaghan, Jamie Hopkins, Edwin Gribbell, Mark DeFoor, Brendan Danahar, Chris Goldman, and David Perry had a very productive srhool year. Staff members of both the newspaper and yearbook reported, layed out, edited, and raised funds for not only a grade, but to share their talent and information with the student body and staff. IRAIL reporters and photographers covered events that visibly affected SW, including district, city and national developments. Informa- tion was not the only thing to be found in the pages of IRAIL and SACHEM; creative expression was encouraged by the TRAIL'S Off the Beaten Path section, which provided space for student contributions of creative writing and art. The year's success was measured not only in terms of quality, but in terms quantity as well. For the first time in many years, the IRAIL came out twice a month (the 66-87 staff produced only 9 all year, by contrast). Mrs. Lyons was extremely pleased with this achievment, and Steven Thomas, the paper's editor, echoed her satisfaction, but felt that the quality could have been better and that the work was unevenly distributed, due to those who only worked when forced to. Darrel Brannock, SACHEM editor, felt a little less satisfied with the yearbook. He had hoped to get it out before the end of the school year. We nil hope that this year's IRAIL md SACHEM lived up to the past and will provide inspira- tion for the future. 91 JROTC BAHALION STAFF L to Rs Darrell Green, Rodney Lovett, Marchai Leonard, Floyd Lewis, and Herbert Sims. by Mark Webb JROTC members have been very busy this year. They showed their school spirit by acting as the color guard at several Indian home games, as well as marching in numerous parades such as Homecoming, Veterans' Day, and the St. Patrick's Day Parade at Brookside. They visited two military bases this year. On November 9, they went to Wentworth Military Academy, and on December 1, they visited Whiteman's Air Force Base. This year's JROTC had many outstanding cadets. Among these was Cadet Lt. Colonel Darell Green. Green was not only Warrior Batallion's Commander in Chief, but he was also second in command over all of the cadets in Kansas City. At the end of the year, Green was awarded not only the Chiefs Scholarship, but a three year Army ROTC Scholar- ship to the college of his choice, anywhere in the U.S. Last but not least, there is the dedicated rifle team. Every morning this team showed up at 6:30, (yes that's AM folks!) to pratices with Sgt. Brouilette. The hard work, and loss of sleep, paid off when they took second place in the citywide championship. JROTC has been a part of SW for over sixty years, and has a proud history here. It looks forward to many more years as the old SW becomes the new SW Science and Math Magnet for next year. JKOTC A Tnapany Row Is J. Mansell, N. Lacy, T. Heyer, C. Lotte, A. Gorden Row Zs B. Ashley, I. Scott, M. Ruffin, C. Mallotte, L.C. Allen, S. Robinson - B Company Row Is G. Lcvelace, 0. Whittaker, H. Ross Row 2s C. Falzone, L. Brown, J. Cothran, A. laylor, A. Lee, L. Soroya JROTC C Company Row Is C. Sere, S. Elbert, M. Whitebear, D. Gormly, J. Madison, Y. Harris, J. Lacy Row 2: L. Floyd, E. Rand, C. Moore, D. Vessel, Johnson, T. Smith, C. Jackson, C. Tate, T. Vincent 0 Company Row Is M. Leonard, M. Rowe, A. Shinault, S. Shirley, T. Sanders, S. Heineker, R. Lovett Row 2: S. Eergueson, L. Scott, A. Fletcher, V. Harris, 0. Johnson, D. Alexander, T. Walker, C. Dunlow, M. Shields, L. Bozeman Row 3s M. Foster, S. Wilzack, R. McDonald, E. Moore, C. Cink, M. Keeling, 1. Phillips, C. Ctlvin, J. Williams 14 JROTC Row IsK. Harrison, B. Kerford, P. Morrotto, D. Love, Releford, D. Byrd, J. Lacy, J. Black Row 2s C. Bradley, L. Patrick, T. Bouyer, L. Miller, B. Casco, D. Sanders, P. Robinson, D. Thomas, A. Martin, H. Sims Color Guard J. Mansell, C. Bradley, C. Malibtte, D. Green 9: 16 FOOTBALL CENTRAL AT SE OCT 25 700 PM Pep C(uB by Jamie Hopkins Pep Club is cne of the biggest clubs at 5W. It consists of people with pep. What is pep? Pep is pride and excitement for something. The purpose of Pep Club is to help encourage the athletic teams at SW. The core of Pep Club lies in 3 sguads— Honor-9, Pom Pon, and Cheerlead- ing. These squads are at almost every game and often perform at the games and assemblies. This year, Pep Club co-spon- sored a ’’Back To School dance with the Boosters Club, the Homecoming Dance, and the Winter Sports Dance. For the Winter Sports Basketball Queen candi- dates, there was a Roast where friends of the candidates exposed secrets. This year's Pep Club Executive Board was made up of President, Jamie Hopkins; Vice President, Janet Brooks; Secretary, Jenifer Publicity, Tammy Thornton; Critic, David Wilson; Sgt.-at- Arms, Laura Wilson, Melia Ellis, Sarah Still, and Lindsay Simmons. At the end of the year, there was a Pep Club Banquet where ail the new squads were introduceo and all the old squads were congratulated. Four members were elected for the Duke Duncan award for the most spirited person in each class. This year the awards went to Peth DeFoor, LaShawna Bishop, Terri Cain, and Jennifer Gordon. At the end of the banquet, all the members joined hands and sang the SW Alma Mater bringing a close to another year of the Indian Pep Club. Pom Pon ROW Is Co-captains Melia Ellis and Jenifer Wyatt ROW 2s Deconda Whitaker, Ronyta Johnson, Laura Schaeffer ROW 3s Dee Dee Jones, Erika Storms, Chanda Kelso by Laura Schaeffer Pom pon—Webster's d-r nes it as: an automatic gun or 2. an ornamental tuft used on fancy costumes. SW defines Pom Pon as a unique race destined to ?utomatically fire up Indians by dancing and prancing in fancy costumes while grasping orn- amental tufts. Last May, 1987, 14 nervous girls auditioned for the 1987-88 Pom Pon squad. Of these, 8 talented girls were selected. With Jenifer Wvjtt and Melia Ellis as their co-captains, and Mrs. Kun as their sponsor, these oirls began preparations f r the upcoming school year, for most June meant summer vacation, but for the Pom Pon squad it meant 6:30 a.m. practices. On June 20, the squad et 'ut for the 4 day NCA camp In Emporia, Kansas with their ri practiced routine to P r y t. Body The girls returnee exhausted but with smiles on their faces, for they brought with them the spirit stick as well as many blue ribbons. When asked about camp, 1 member rep.'ied, NCA was a great camp! They worked us' hard ana we learned a lot of new routines. It was definitely worth the time and money spent. The squad opened the year with a novelty routine to You Can't Sit Down at orientation on August 27. Their 1st performance for the entire school was to Do the Dance at the pep assembly on September 25. This was followed by a kick routine to the tune of the SW band playing Give Me Some Livin' at Parents' Night the same evening. The girl-s continued boosting spirit and entertaining fans at football games, basketball games, parades and assemblies throughout the year. The 1987-88 Pom-Pom squad combined hard work, compromise, and dedication to SW to achieve a successful year of entertainment for Indian fans. 97 Varsity Cfieerkaders Top Row: Marquel White, Jamie Hopkins Second Row: Jennifer McCrath, Marybeth Adamson, Terri Cain Bottom Row: Patricia McCrae 98 by Jamie Hopkins The destiny of these 8 girls was decided one spring day. Under the leadership of Patricia McRae and Terri Cain, these girls would become very close! Their year started out in the summer when the squad met each Tuesday and Thursday evening to prepare for camp. These practices brought the U juniors and A seniors very close. The girls helped each other, encouraged each other, and shared ice water. When camp time rolled around, this squad was prepared. Roommates were picked along with all the cheers and chants. The varsity squad was about to participate in what would be the most trying time of their career. Although they were in the sun ten hours a day, no enemies were made. Patricia and Terri held the squad together to make it a success. Of course this was just the beginning cf a long year of cheering at football and basketball games. The varsity squad was required to attend about 30 games. The 8 girls never gave up until the very end. After all the fans had stopped cheering, the cheer- leaders were still there. Without strong leadership, a squad of any kind can't exist. That is where Patricia McCrae came in. She led the squad through all the games and made sure everyone wore the right uniforms and was prepared. Without a captain, a ‘.heer- leading squad can't be united, and unity is what cheerleading is all about. Cheerleading is work even though few people know it. But that doesn't really matter to cheerleaders. As long as they can get people to cheer along, it's worth it. Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top Row: LaShawna Bishop, Felice Edwards, Alexis Johnson, Christine Con- chola, Consuelo Clayton Bottom Row: Trayce Walker FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Cat rice McNeely, Erika YounJ Claudia Singleman Second Row: Lindsay Simmons Bottom Row: Beth DeFoor Indian Tammy Thornton, S Linda Inge ly, 0 Erika French, U Carrie Henderson, the invisible woman, I Mary Colbert, H Colleen Burke, W Elaine Roesbery, E Liz Miedaner, S Jennifer Gorden, I Andrea Jonson Indian Tracy Ashby by Lisa Miller Southwest Spirit! Honor-Nine is the epitome of spirit at SW. The Honor-Nine squad consists of eleven spirited seniors who attend games to promote spirit, perform in assemblies as California Raisins, and generally make life more bearable for those lost souls full of Southwest Spirit that roam the halls here at Southwest. Each of the eleven Honor-Niners bears a letter and when they stand next to each other, guess what they spell?! S-O-U-T-H-W-E-S-T!! (With an Indian on each side!) The Honor-Niner's have Keith Hannaman to thank for sponsoring them and giving them his time and support without complaint. The tradition of Honor-Nine has stuck with Southwest through thick and thin representing Southwest Spirit and they're not about to stop now!!!______________________________ Honor 9 r ZBB2Z. I TZZZZZZi 7 izzzzzzzzzzzz Z V Sociat ’'Activities be r a3A L Lmnt in Mateve variety o$ action , 0 thcu be each hone t and natural in theia houA  Selfi Reliance Ralph Waldo Emesi on Homecominq This year's Homec...ning events took place Saturday, October 10. The theme, Walt Disney at SW, created a feeling of magic and gave everyone a wide variety of choices for the design of their float. The parade was at 2:00 in the Brookside area, floats included in this public procession were made by the Boosters Club, International Club, Stage Crew, and representatives of each class, from freshman to senior. Other participants were the Marching tribesmen, Po.n Pon, Honor-9, several JROTC Compa- nies, and, of course, the King and Queen candidates. After being judged during the parade, the winning floats were announced and driven around the IL field during half time ceremonies at the game. There was a tie for first place between the junior class' Dumbo float and the freshmen's castle. Second place was given to the sophomores' Disney castle. The International Club's dalmation placed third and the Booster Club's float received a special award for courage. Despite our 30-14 loss to the O'Hara Celtics, accompa- nied by the frigid weather, many Indians showed up at the YMCA enthusiastic, ready to dance the night away, and ready to cast their ballots for this year's Homecoming King and Queen. At 12:00 the results were in. The King and Queen candidates took their final walk. Mr. Matt Fulson_and Ms. Tracy Ashby were crowned 1987-88 Homecoming King and Queen by Mr. Steve Connaghan and Ms. Kim Trusty, last year's winners. Second runners-up were Byron Von Legget and Colleen Burke, first runners-up were Scott Lutman and Jennifer Gordon. Our new King and Queen led the final dance of the evening as things began to wind down. Although Homecoming was over, it was a day to remember. 02 Winter Sports JROTC BaCC by Karin Williams and Brandi Malone The winter sports festivities were kicked off by the annual roast, Saturday afternoon, February 20, at the Wornall Road Baptist Church, held especially for the candidates. It gave the candidates a chance to be thoroughly embarrassed by tall tales and deep, dark secrets told about them by their dearest friends. Linda Ingerly and Laura Wilson recalled a fond memory of Andrea Jonson standing in the Loose Park fountain while singing. Confessions were made concerning Marquel White's past love life. Finally, when the smoke had cleared, they were still friends. The candidates were anxiously awaiting the dance... After the roasting and the decorating, the dance was ready to begin. Many SW students showed up at the Country Club Congregational Church to vote for their favorite candidates and to dance the night away. The church was decorated in silver and pastel colors to support the theme A Hazy Shade of Winter. At 12:00, the hearts of 7 SW girls were beating fast. The question of who would be SW's 1988 Basketball Queen would at last be answered. The honor of Second Princess went to Tracey Walker, First Princess to Ronyta Johnson, and our new Basketball Queen, crowned by April Miller, was Andrea Jonson. The final dance of the evening was dedicated to the new queen, bringing to an end this year's Winter Sports festivities. The SW High School JROTC Ball was held Friday, February 19, at Arrowhead Stadium. The formal dinner dance was a joint effort of cadets from SW, Southeast, Westport, and Lincoln Academy. A formal dinner was served to approximately 22 SW cadets along with the cadets from the other schools, and was followed by an evening of dancing, socializing, and the presentation of the royalty court of each of the attending schools. Preceeding the coronation, there was an Officer's Grand March. SW officers marching were: Bt. Commander Darrell Green, Bt. Executive Officer Rodney Lovett, Bt. S-3 Herbet Sims, Bt. S-2 touis Floyd, and Bt. S-1 Marchai Leonard. Culminating the evening's activities was the crowning of the respective royal courts. Ms. Evelyn Belser crowned SW's JROTC Queen Stacy Shirley and court, which was comprised of Princesses Ronyta Johnson, Shalonda Wilson, Tammy Bouyer, and Marchai Leonard. The ball is the most important social function of the year for the JROTC unit. In recent years, due to declining enroll- ment in JROTC, several schools have combined in order to make the affair more gala. This year, there were no tuxes in sight. Male cadets wore dress uniforms and female cadets were given the option of ball gowns or dress uniforms; every female cadet chose to wear a gown. The SW faculty was represented by JROTC SI Major Beyer, JROTC instructer Sgt. and Mrs. Brouillette, Principal Ms. Belser, Assistant Principal and Mrs. Powell, and Mr. Tate. 104 Prom Queens: Robin Moerlien and Prom King: George Winston by Colleen Burke Prom has always been an affair to look forward to. It's an evening when couples can enjoy dressing glamorously and dining in the finest of restaurants. This year, prom took place on Friday May 6, from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The Empire Room, in which the dance was held, was colorfully decorated in shades of silver and blue. Baskets filled with chocolate kisses and decorated with balloons were carefully placed on each table. Other tables lining the walls were filled with deli- cious little chocolate truffles, various cheeses, nachos and fruit punch. Attendance was overwhelming. The room was soon filled with the delightful atmosphere of music and laughter. Marquise Kearney This year the Senior Business Committee organized a Prom King and Queen contest. Any senior was eligible to run. The idea was for the candidates to sell as many $1.00 raffle tickets as possible in order to help pay for prom expen- ses. The male and female candidates selling the most tickets would be awarded the title of Prom King or Queen. Interestingly enough, there was a tie for the title of Queen between Marquise Kearney and Robin Moerlien. Bobbi Ubben was then bestowed the honor of first attendant and Ronyta Johnson second attendant. George Winston won the title of Prom King by a landslide. As all good times come to an end, so did Prom. And As Time Goes By and those clocks tick away we'll look back and cherish these fond memories of Prom. Graduation by Steven Thomas The End. The Ceremony. Graduation. It is the culmin- ation, the vindication, the justification of four years of high school. It is the only reason some 230 seniors were able to suffer through the years, passing at least the minimum of 22 courses. This year's graduation was held at the Music Hall and began with the traditional proces- sional, giving parents a chance to snap pictures of the students in their pompous orange and black robes. The Concert Choir performed 2 selections after an inspired invocation. Several speeches and a flute solo followed, all well prepared and showing evidence of long hours of preparation, but the students were eager to get them over with, to get their diplomas and to get out and party. The guest speaker, Carl Boyd, took note of this, quite literally, and captivated his audience with apt speech and song. finally amid hysterical screams of amazement, relief, and pride, the big moment came. The students marched solemnly across the stage, receiving their symbolic diplomas and being congratulated by the school administrators. After everyone had crossed, the new graduates swept out through blazing flashbulbs into the lobby, where teary-eyed hugs and exclamations of exultation ensued. Many a parent or student could be heard to say almost disbelievingly, It's over! 107 Sixty T hird Street Wtrnall RoadTO Main (816) 444-8187 The Book Shop fit Brookside Sincv 1942 ROY BEATY 116 WEST 63RD STREET SANDY BEATY KANSAS CITY, MO 64113 S T T I I JOHN STILL ANO ASSOCIATES INCJNTERIOR DESGN SPACE PLANNING THREE EAST THfflTY FOURTH STREET KANSAS CITY MISSOURI 64111 816 753-0311 CLASS OF 1988 May the wind always be on your back and may God hold you in the palm of his hand. Michael T. 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27 Byers, Loren 34 Cross, Sherri 27, 89 Byers, Regina 22 Cross, Teresa 22 Boatman, Anissa 33 Boatman, Marc 32, 33, 89 Byers, Kriston 18 Cunningham, Wendy 27 Bolen, Charlotte 18 Byers, K 18 Cusumano, Mcrco 27, 66, 67, 89 Bolen, Lorenzo 33 Byers, Regina 27 Danaher, Brendan 32, 34, 49, 36, 84, 89, 91 Daniels, Calvin 22, 73, 74, 81 , 82, 27 Davis, Elizabeth 17 Davis, Glen 17, 88 Davis, John 33, 71 Davis, Leslie 27 Davis, Lynde 22 Davis, Mark 16, 17 Davis, Pam 27 Davis, Robin 17 Dean, Christy 27, 67 DeFoor, Beth 16, 17, 67, 78, 99 DeFoor, Mark 27, 66, 89, 91 Dickerson, Daphne 33 Dixon, Lloyd 27 Dodd, LaVetta 33 Donlow, Charles Jr. 17 Downey, Dana 17, 69 Downing, Laura 86 Dukes, Adrianne 22 Dupree, Alvin 63 Durant, Robynn 17 Ebera, Terrance 22 Edgerson, Stephen 27, 81 Edwards, Felice 99 Edwards, Gary F 22 Elbert, S 94 Eldridge, Ronell 22, 62, 81 Ellis, Melia 27, 67, 89, 91, 97 Ervin, Jason 22 Erving, Margo 27 Ewell, Elroy 33, 36, 37 Ewell, Leroy 35, 69, 89 Falzone, Chris 22, 93 Fench, D 22 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Cayonna 22 Grant, Erika 27, 80, 89 Gray, Angela 35 Gray, Rachelle 23 Green, Darrell 32, 35, 56, 57, 69, 88, 89, 92 Green, LaTonya 27, 72 Green, Maurece 23 Green, Teri 23 Greer, Kevin 35, 78, 86 Gribbell, Edwin 35, 49, 66, 84, 85, 86, 97 Griffin, Ivan 65 Griffin, Minia 36 Griffin, Thomas 23 Grover, Vivian 27, 74, 78, 82 88, 89 Guinn, «aria 36 Haar, Eric 27, 80 Hale, Lisa 36 Hall, Johnny 36 Hall, Monica 36 Halley, Tracie 36 Hampton, Kim 36 Hargrove, Regina 88 Harris, Christopher 36 Harris, David 18 Harris, Donald 27 Harris, Kevin 36 Harris, Marquita 27, 78 Harris, Shawn 18 Harris, Veronica 16, 18 Harris, Yolanda 27, 94 Harrison, Derek 36 Harnson, K 18 Harvey, Cherise 16, 18, 72, 74 Hasselman, Scott 28 Hayslett, Delon 36 Heckathorn, Natalie 18 Helmkamp, Amy 23, 67, 78 Helmkamp, Peter 36, 56, 66, 80 89, 91 Henderson, Carrie 36, 74, 81 100 Henderson, Londarnck 36 Henuber, Eric 36, 49, 62 Henuber, Evan 28, 62, 80 Heyslett, Donzell 23 Heyer, Tonya 23 Hiebert, John 28 Higgins, Kim 18 Hineker, Eddie 62 Hineker, Rebecca 23 Hineker, Sheryl 18 Hoard, Darren 32, 36, 49, 89 Hodges, Anthony 36, 80 Hodges, Brian 18, 65 Hodes, Chris 23 Holland, 23 Holmes, Keith 28 Holmes, T 23 Hooks, a 18 Hopkins, Jamie 28, 67, 68, 84 88, 89, 91, 98 hupson, Erica 28 Horacek, Robert 28 Horton, Stephanie 18 Hoskins, Dons 28 Howard, Joi 16, 18 Howard, Latonia 36, 56 Howard, Shawna 28, 69, 72 Hubbert, , Daniel 23 Hubbard, Kim 23 Hudson, Eric 36 Hulse, John 23 Hyre, Tonya 86 Hyrne, Chrystal 23 Ingerly, Douglas 28, 69, 73, 74, 86, 89 Ingerly, Linda 32, 36, 49, 81 , 84, 87, 89, 91, 100 Irving, Stacy 23 Irving, Tonya 37 Isiah, David 23 Jackson, C 94 Jackson, Delfonda 18 Jackson, Isaac 28 Jackson, Wanda 23 Jacoway, Tracy 32 Jayasekara, Naomi 28 Jefferson, Walter 23 Jenkins, Trenda 23 Jenkins, Veronica 28 Johnson, Alexis 23, 88, 99 Johnson, Amonta 37, 49, 89 Johnson, Ashanda 37 Johnson, Brian 37 Johnson, Christie 23 Johnson, Encka 37 Johnson, Gina 37 Johnson, JoEtta 18 Johnson, Jon 28 Johnson, Mar land 62 Johnson, Orlanda 18 Johnson, Rochelle 37 Johnson, Rodney 18 Johnson, Ronyta 32, 37, 97 Johnson, Samuel 23 Jones, Antoinette 28 Jones, Beverly 37 Jones, Bndgette 23 Jones, Christine 18, 68 Jones, Demetna 28, 89, 97 Jones, Kevin 28 Jones, Monica 23 Jones, Sean 18 Jones, Shawn 28, 62 Jones, Theresa 18 Jonson, Andrea 32, 37, 56, 84, 89, 91, 100 Joyner, Kyland 23 Juarez, Isaac 18 Kearney, Marquise 37, 105 Kelly, Cindy 37 Kelso, Alexis 23 Kelso Chanda 28, 89, 97 Kennedy, Shannon 37 Key, Nichole 28 Khalifah, Asya 18 Kimble, Archelle 28 King, Lashunda 23 King, S 28 King, Tanya 37 Kinsey, Marlin 23 Kimble, Billie 18 Kirkwood, Nichelle 23 Klepac, George 28, 78 Kneeling, Marcus 18 Krueger,Kurt 18 Kruse, Toni 18 Lacy, Angela 28 Lacy, J 94, 95 Lacy, Nichole 28, 93 Lacy, R 18 Landis, Maurice 18 Lane, B 23 Lane, Darren 37, 81 Lee, Alfred 23, 62, 81, 93 Lee, Kimberly 28 Lee, Rochandra 23 Lemmons, Melisha 18 Leonard, Marchai 37, 92, 94 Lewis, Elfreda 23 Lewis, Floyd 92 Lewis, Matthew 23, 66 Lienhard, Jennifer 28 Link, Christopher 23, 88 Linnhoff, Sean 23, 66 Littlejohn, Carl 28 Locke, Marla 18 Locke, Tammi 37, 57 Logan, Christy 23 Logan, Paris 37 Lomax, Lawrence 28 Lotte, C 93 Lovett, Rodney 37, 57, 62, 92 94 Luster, Keshawn 23 Lutman, Scott 32, 38, 49, 66 81, 82 Lynch, Kelly 18 Mabon, Miguel 1 38, 62 Madison, J 93 Mallot, Christopher 18, 93 Malone, Brandi 28, 89, 91 Malone, Catrice 18 Mandley, M 23 Manning, Carrie 28 Mansell, Jeremiah 23, 93 Markley, Amy 23 Marshall, Dwan 23 Marshal, L 23 Martin, Anthony 38 Martin, Nicholas 23 Mason, Barbara 28 Mason, L 23 May, Lisa 38 May, Rhonda 23 McBride, Wayman 28, 62, 88 McCallop, J 28 McCann, C 28 McCarin, C 23 •IcClinton, Billy 38, 62 McCrath, Jennifer 28, 89, 98 McDonald, Dolletta 38 McGee, Eric 65 McGee, Michelle 89 McGhee, Michelle 28 McGill, Michael 28 McKenzie, Trevis 80, 88 McKibbin, Setnna 28 McKinney, Jamal 23, 62 McNeely, Catrice 18, 98 McNeely, Lachelle 18 McRae, Patricia 38, 98 Meyer, Uwe 32, 38, 57, 81 , 82 84, 85, 86, 91 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89 Odum, Kimberly 39 Oelke, Timothy 39, Oliver, Nichelle 39 O'Neal, Carmen 28 Orr, Dwaynel 129, 62 Osborne, Michael 39 Owens, Johna 39 Owens, Stephen 39, 62, 73 Owens, Terrance 39 Page, Latasha 28 Paige, Monica 39 Palmer, Ted 29, 66 Parker, Ali 39 Parker, Ann 39 Paton, Melanie 18 Paten, William IV 29 Patrick, Lori 18, 95 Patterson, John 29, 66, 69, 78, 84, 89 Patterson, Robin 39, 62 Patterson, rona 39 Paul, Sam 29, 66 Paul, Shana 29 Pauley, Robin 39 Penn, Carlos 65 Perkins, Bryon 24, 78, 88 Perkins, Darian 39, 62, 73 Perkins, Raguel 24 Perry, David 39, 49, 66, 89, 91 Perry, Tracy 29 Pettit, Shineta 24 Phillips, Tyron 62 Pickens, Teresa 24 Pickett, Lesley 39 Pointer, Deandre 24 Polk, David 29, 89, 91 Porter, Sherrie 18 Pouncil, Shawn 29 Pozos, Antonio 24 Pride, Chrystal 29 Pruitt, Schantel 29 Raliford, L 24 Ramirez, Alexander 29 Ramsey, Walter 39 Ramzy, Antawine 29, 71 Rand, E 24, 94 Randall, Shawn 65 Randle, James 24 Randle, Shawn 18 Randle, f 18 Rawlings, Carla 19 Ray, Robert 40 Reams, Kenney 18 Reams, Shawn 29, 62, 73, 74, J1 Rector, Denise 29, 78, 86, 88 Reed, Erin 29 Reese, Thomas 29, 62, 73, 74 Reynolds, Kiya 29 Riebesell, Larry 29 Richardson, Lance 40, 81 Richardson, Tyra 24 Ricks, Kenshasha 24, 73, 74 Ridgell, Erika 39 Ridgell, Kimberly 24 Riley, Kevin 62 Riley, Maria 18, 69 Riley, Torin 24 Roberts, Antoine 65 Roberts, Eugene 39, Robinson, Frederick 40 Robinson, James 62 Robinson, Jawan 24 Robinson, Louis 24 Robinson, Regina 40 Robison, Pi 1i 18 Robinson, Shawn 29, 62, 88, 93 Robinson, Trina 40 Robinson, Yolanda 118 Roby, Kelly 24 Roesbery, Elaine 32, 40, 49, 57 67, 80, 82, 84, 88, 89, 100 Ronwell, T 24 Roosa, Andrea 18 Ross, A 93 Ross, J 18 Ross, Karletha 24, 88 Rowe, M 18 Rucker, Robin 19 Ruffin, Michael 24, 93 Sanders, Monigue 18, 69 Sanders, Theresa 81 Sandidge, Michael 20, 78 Sanah, J 19, 65 Schaeffer, Laura 29, 87, 89, 91 97 Scott, Alveria 19 Scott, Amina 29, 78 Scott, Anita 29, 80, 88, 89 Scott, Daima 24, 78 Scott, Kim 40 Scott, LeShandra 19 Scott, Rachelle 24 Scott, Shawn 24 Scott, Tawania 24, 93 Scott, Terry 19, 65 Sere, Curtis 19, 94 Sharp, Carl 40, 89 Shelton, Christine 24 Sherman, Rochelle 16, 19 Sherrill, Colandra 29 Shields, P 19 Shinault, Angela 19 Shipman, Karen 29 Shukair, Nafeisa 40, 91 Simkins, M 29 Simmons, Lindsay 19, 67, 78, 84, 99 Simmons, Tara 29 Sims, Donald 40 Sims, Herbert 40, 88, 89, 92, 95 49, 62, 73 Singleman, Claudia 84, 99 19, 67, 78 Skid, Jonathan 29 Smith, Barbara 40 Smith, Damisha 29 Smith, Joseph 40, 81, 86 Smith, Lonnie 29, 78, 89, 91 Smith, Richard 40, 71 Smith, Sheila 74 Smith, Tangerine 29, 94 Snell, Darryn 40, 89 Soroya, Leah 24, 93 Sorrells, Angela 40 Southall, John 40 Southward, Johnny 19 Spenser, Oliver III 24, 80 Spotwood, Natasha 19 Stacker, Charles 40 Standifer, Michelle 40 Stapleton, Leslie 40 Steuve, James 49 Stevens, Daren 29, 89, 91 Stevens, Kelly 29, 78, 86, 88 Stevens, Kimberlyn 29, 80, 86, 91 Stevenson, B 29 Stewart, Cheryl 24 Stewart, Stacey 24, 68, 74, 78 Stigger, Terry 19 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Vincent, Terry 29, 69, 94 Vinson, Gene11 24 Von Leggett, Byron 32, 41, 62 73 Walker, David 29 Walker, Emanuel 41, 73, 81, 82 Walker, Hilarie 41, 68 Walker, Tracye 41, 89, 99, 24 Wallace, Dewayne 62 Wallace, T 19 Walton, Pasha 29 Warden Tisha 68 Warren, Jason 19 Warren, Steven 29 Washington, Stanford 24 Waters, David 19, 88 Watson, Anthony 41 Watson, Kristie 25, 67, 81, 82 86 Watts, Christopher 80 Weathers, Theresa 42 Webb, David 19 Webb, Jesses 42, 62, 81, 82 Webb, Mark 29, 80, 82, 89 Webb, Montoya 19 Webb, R 19 Webber, Maurice 62 Wells, Adrian 42 Wells, David 24, 25 Werner, Jeff 24, 66 Wess, Maurice 65 Wethers, L 19 Whipple, Timothy 42, 49, 80, 82 86 Whitaker, Deconda 42 97 Whitaker, Melinik 25 Whitaker, Orlando 42, 93 White, Alisa 25 White, Carmalita 29 White, Gerald 42 White, Kenny 42, 62 White, Marlon 62, 88 White, Marque1 42, 98 White, Razson 19 Whitebear, Michael 19, 65, 93 Wilczak, Sean 25 Williams, Angela 42 Williams, Anthony 19 Williams, Antoinette 42 Williams, Bryant 29 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