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Table of Contents 1420 W. 12th Street Flint, Michigan 48507 Volume XXIV ‘The Long And Winding Road’ Life can be looked upon as a jour- ney along a road. This journey can be long or short depending on each individual. Some people feel their lives have been very fulfilling with most of their goals and dreams realized. The lives of those in this school are usually looked on as just the beginning. But. no matter how few days, weeks, months, or years we have lived, we have the choice of either drifting through life with very little accomplished or making these few and swiftly passing years count. Some people invest their lives in making the lives of others brighter and in so doing, make their own lives more useful and fulfilling. Others use their lives to help mankind in general, or simply the people in their own world, by using their knowledge, skill, or natural talent in making discoveries, pro- viding entertainment or needed ser- vices. People can do anything they de- sire if they have the determination to overcome the obstacles placed before them. We all have choices, and no mat- ter what we have done with the time we have been given, we can always choose a different method of traveling down our road of life. This book is written to portray the time we have shared, both the fun and exciting and the sad and difficult. Leta Ann Williams Like Wow!!! 4 Opening Like I’m Sure, You Know?! Totally Awesome 6 Opening Groovy To The Max Opening 7 Gag Me With A Spoon 8 Opening That’s Tubular!!!! Opening 9 Stop Me Dead Gag Me With A Spatula Opening 11 Totally Wild!!! 12 Opening Good Deal . . . That’s Really Cool Opening 13 Super Excellent 14 Opening r Spare Me, Like, I’m Sure Beginning Our Journey Arkansas Virginia Karen Cannon Sandra Kennedy Kecia Spencer Tim Bates Cozetta Bennett Toi Carpenter Karen Keyes Michele Stanton Brett Cassity Arvell Kindell Jarae Stevens California Michigan Tonya Cole Lavell Kindell Lisa Swales Tammy Burgess Kathy Anderson Sheri Collins Tom Leamy Tom Tiernan Susan Green Tonya Barlow Cheryl Combs Linda Lewis Eric Terrill Jonnel Clothier Todd Corder Sheila Liston Mark Thompson Florida Tammy Dickinson Theresa Cox Wendi Loshaw Tammy Thompson Butch Bennis Curt Dogg Jon Damec Jackie Lott Kim Tickle Jeff Evans Karen Davis Cheryl Lovejoy Leanne Treubrodt Illinois Mike Herman Rhonda Earl Andre Lynch Darren (Jjackley Jerry Ambergey Marjann Kitto Becky Ellithorpe Nate McClain Sherry (Jrganski Martin DePew Richard Luna James Ethridge Trevias Minner Goldie Walters John Hood Pam Miller Patricia Gaddis Liz Murphy Sharri Weiden Jeff Zimmer Mark Galerneau Angie Pacheco Tom Whited Maryland Desiree Gonzales Richard Partridge April Wilkens Ben Kelley Flint Charity Grey Ray Paschket Leta Williams Jessica Aagesen Debbie Hamilton Mark Payne Matt Wilson New York Ellen Abbott Lisa Haynes Becky Plamondon Sheila Wilson Shirelle Neali Cynthia Alverado Toni Heavener Chris Plunkey Mary Wright Terry Sones Dana Bagley Bruce Henderson Robert Reeves Pam Ybarra Christina Banning Robin Henney Tina Reeves Tennessee Diana Baricska Don Hohn Donell Ringo Canada Shawn Isham John Barley Keith Horton Kristi Rogers Joe Derrick Sonya Bond Mike Hugan Johanna Schuh Texas Kim Boshaw Kim Hunt Claire Schwartz England Anna Trujillo Chris Brown Juli Hutchins Robin Scott Donna Allen Alfredo Villarreal David Brown Leanne James Christina Seeborg Dan Burnham Jodi Justin Dale Seniff West Germany Ohio Mary Buszek Tim Keaton Felica Shaw Mike Stebbins Donia Davis Tonya LaMay April Kelley Lori Smith Suzanne Szucs David Hayes Greg Campbell 16 Seniors Class Of ‘83’ Seniors 17 Jessica Aagesen Nathaniel Allen Verna M. Allen Donna Allen Mark Altheide Denise Badgley Dana Bagley Dianne Bailey Judy Baker Christina Banning In September 1980 18 Seniors Donnie Banks Diana Bariska John Barley Tanya Barlow Jimmie D. Bell Jr. David Bennis Chris Biederman Jeanette Bonk Tanya C. Bonner Jim Borton A Group Of Sophomores Began Their Journey April Breckenridge Michele Britvec Christopher Brown Lloyd Brissette Daniel Brown Steven Brown David Brown Rex Brown Tammy Burgess Dan Burnham Mary Busyek Greg Campbell Melanie Campbell Along The Road Of High School Karen Cannon Alvin Carmon Toi Carpenter Brett Cassidy Anthony Cerecia Jonnel Clothier Tony Cole Tonya Cole ■ Todd Corder Seniors 21 William Conway Robert Cox Theresa Cox Donna Davis Jon Damec Terry David Jose Davila-Martinez Karen Davis Troy Deacons Tammy Dickinson Craig Dunn Rhonda Earl Gerald Edwards Rebecca Ellithorpe Jeffrey Dobbyn Many Things Have Been Learned 22 Seniors Tammy K. Emery James Etheridge joan Evans Angie Farrington Daniel Fenner Elizabeth Florence Mark Galarneau Jeffrey Ford Desiree Gonzales Brian Forsyth Cynthia Green Patricia Gaddis Susan Green Through Friends And Enemies Brian Harkness Marguerite Hale Debbie Hamilton David Hanson Robin Henney Toni Heavener Mike Herman Pedro Hernandez Tony Hohn Steven Hopson Michael Hugan Ronnie Hughes We Have Shared Experiences 24 Seniors Justin Hurley Shawn Isham Leanne James Ted Johnson Teresa A. Jones Rhonda Kaiser Jim Johnson Tim Keaton Schelle Kendrick With Many People Seniors 25 Changes, Both Good And Bad, David Kraft Cindy Kubik Tonya LaMay Betty Lane Todd Laramore Barbara Leake Thomas Leamy Devin Lee Jeff Leese Luann Lehman Linda Lewis Diane Livingston k.i i Karen Long Wendi Loshaw Jacqueline G. Lott Cheryl Lovejoy Have Been Made During Shelly Lyles Daryl Maddock Richard Luna Tammy Martin Nathan McClain Trevias Minner Wade Mitchell Pamela Miller Candy Moore Glenda Miller Melinda Molpus Peggi Morse Elizabeth Murphy Sherelle Nealy Dawn Nelson Darren Newton David Newton Ray Paschket Jean Promenchenkel Angela Pacheco Darrel Page Richard Partridge Dana Penny Gina Pilara Rebecca Plamondon Gregory Raleigh Tina Reeves Cort Reynolds Our Journey Along David Shuff Alan Sluder Lisa Smith Lori Smith Tim Smith Seniors 29 This Road Lisa Swales Suzanne Szucs Eric Terrill Barbara Taylor Renae Thomas Richard Teare Mark Thompson Tammy Thompson Kim Tickle We Have Come To A Point 30 Seniors •r' Tom Tiernan Marisa Tobias Leanne Treubrodt Anna M. Trujillo Michael Tuohy i Darrin (Jjlaky Sherry CJrbanski Cynthia Veilleux Alfredo Villarreal June Voorhees Goldie Walters James Wandrie Seniors 31 Where Decisions Will Be Made To Influence Our Futures . . . Jennifer Wieloch Tracey Willey Leta Williams Matthew Wilson 32 Seniors Pam Ybarra Lynette Yencer Patrick Young Jeff Zimmer VAL: Like, you know, I can’t like, stand tuna fish and like. I've had this mondo grody sandwich in here like, all year long and like, when Andrean comes to open me I’m going to say. “like this is getting grizzly!” PREP: Gee Golly! How could you let her do that? I’m getting together a del- egation for this summer’s locker boost- er club. What do you think? VAL: Like I’m sure, don’t be a tubular zod! PUNK: Booster Club? Who really cares? You guys running around here with silly animals on your chests are the only ones! Here I am stuck up here right by the Principal’s office with you conformist pinkos when I’d rather be in the back hall with my comrads. Ya know, I hadn't been used all semester and then Blockhead was in here so much during finals I thought my lock would fall off. VAL: Like, for real. I thought Andrean had forgotten how to read I was so maced out on books until finals. PREP: Well, my books are always used and I’m sure Muffy did excellent all semester and especially on finals. PUNK: Gag me with a spoon, skank out. excellent, blah. blah, blah! Geez. you’d think you were tape recorders. You guys miss all the action! I’m slammed all day: got my supply of safety pins and razors in case of trou- ble, and I’m stuck with you two zom- bies. I bet you (to Val) even want to be a Solid Gold dancer, and you (to Prep) you’ve got a whole wardrobe stashed in you. PREP: Well! In ten years you’ll look back and remember these times and realize how excellent they were, and wish you had signed my memo book. VAL: Like, don’t be bogus! I bought a yearbook, like, okay? Like, did the Skinhead? PUNK: Okay I did. all right? Don’t mess with me! PUNK and VAL: We’ll sign your year- book!!! (ME) (ftiNK) 0 (2ED ' ' Q' ' ° 1- J v ' lJ O 0 0 0 0 © © a ® 0 Pi 0 D D O Q O 0 0 Seniors 33 Who’s Who In “83” Best Looking — Angie Pacheco. Tony Ceresia Best Body — Gina Pilara. Nate McLain Prettiest Eyes — Desiree Gonaies. Chris Plunkey Best Dressed — April Kelley. Mike Tuohy 34 Who’s Who Most Talkative — Todd Corder. Becky Piamondon Most Outgoing — Mike Stebbins. Jonnel Clothier Who's Who 35 Most Athletic — Karen Davis. Ronald Moore Class Clown —Pam Ybarra. Doug Wright o — A — A AG ESEN. JESSICA ABBOTT. ELLEN ALLEN. DONNA ALLEN. NATHANIEL ALLEN. VERNA ALTHEIDE. MARK ALVARADO. CYNTHIA AMBGRGEY. JERRY ANDERSON. CHARLES ANDERSON. KATHY ANDERSON. THEOTRIC — B — BADER. ROBERT — Student Government — Executive President — Senior; Marching Band — Senior; Junior Achievement — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. Hoofbeat — Senior National Honor Society — Senior; Secondary Gifted — Junior. Senior. “Sugar — Senior. DECA — Junior Wind Ensemble — Senior Law Day Attorney — Junior. Senior. BADGLEY. DENISE BAGLEY. DANA BAILEY. DIANNE BAKER. JUDITH BANING. CHRISTINA — Mixed Chorus — Junior. BARFIELD. KELVIN BARICSKI, DIANA BARLEY. JOHN — Golf — Sophomore. Junior. Senior: Tennis — Junior. Senior; Spectrum — O anlrtr oenior • BARLOW. TONYA BATES. TIMOTHY BELL. JIMMIE — Marching Band — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Student Council — Executive Vice-President — Senior. BENEFIELD. SCOTT BENNETT. COZETTA BENNIS. DAVID — Hockey — Junior. Senior. BIEDERMAN. CHRIS BINDER. SANDRA BOHMS. KEVIN BOND. SONYA — Cheerleading — Sophomore; National Honor Society — Senior BOEC — o—I— oenior. BONK. JEANNETE BONNER. CLARENCE BONNER. TANYA BORTON. JAMES BOSH AW. KINBERLY BOWER. MARIE BOYD. PATRICK BRECKENRIDGE. APRIL BRISSETTE. LLOYD BRITVEC. MICHELE — Student Council — Representative — Sophomore — Secretary Treasurer — Junior. Senior Secondary Gifted — Junior Hoofbeat — Senior: Younglife — Sophomore. Junior. Senior; Spectrum — Index Editor — Senior. BROWN. CHRISTOPHER BROWN. DANIEL — J.V. Basketball — Junior Varsity Basketball — Senior Varsity Baseball — Junior; DECA — Junior. Senior. BROWN. DAVID BROWN. LATONYA BROWN. REX BROWN. STEVEN BURGESS. TAMMY BURHAM. DANIEL BUSZEK. MARY — C — CAMPBELL. GREGORY CAMPBELL. MELANIE CAMPBELL PAULA CANNON. KAREN — Marching Band — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Wind Ensemble — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Student Council — Senior Class Representative; Spectrum — Activities Editor — Senior 8.W. Mascot — Senior Quill and Scroll — Junior. Senior Younglife — Junior. Senior DECA — Senior “Sugar — Senior.I CARMAN. ALVIN CARPENTER. GERALD CARPENTER. TOI CASSIDY. BRETT CERESIA. ANTHONY — Hocky — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. CHAMBERS. JOHN CHAPMAN. JGUE CLOTHIER. JONNEL — Volleyball — Sophomore. Junior. Senior National Honor Society — Senior Secondary Gifted — Junior Spectrum — Junior — Activities Editor — Senior Quill and Scroll — Junior. Senior Varsity Baseball Stat Girl — Junior Student Council — Junior Vice-President — Senior Vice-President: “Sugar” — COCK RUM. KEVIN COGGINS. PHILLIP COLE. TONY COLE. TONYA — BOEC — Junior. Senior National Honor Society — Senior COLUNS. SHERRI COLUNS. TARA COS. CHERYL — Spectrum — Junior — Business Manager — Senior DECA — Senior. CONTRERAS. NORA CONWAY. WILLIAM CORDER. TODD — Cross Country — Senior Hoffbeat — COTTON. KENNETH COX. ROBFRT COX. THERESA CRAWLEY. DANNY — D — DAMEC. JON — J.V. Baseball — Sophomore: J.V. Football — Sophomore; Varsity Baseball — Junior. Senior Student Council Cabinet member — Senior: Younglife — Sophomore. Junior. Senior: “Sugar — Senior. DAVID. TERRY DAVILAMARTINEZ. JOSE DAVIS. JEFFERY DAVIS. KAREN — Basketball — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Track — Sophomore. Junior. Senior: Senior Student Council President: Gifted Students — Junior. DAVIS. SEDONIA DEACONS. TROY — Weight Lifting — Senior. DENNIS. JOHN DERRICK. JOSEPH DEVITT, CYNTHIA DICKINSON. TAMMY DOBBYN. JEFFERY DRAKE. TAMMY DREW. DONNA DUCAN. DAWNA DUNN. CRAIGERY — E — EARL. RHONDA EDWARDS. GERALD — Spectrum — Junior. Senior: Hockey — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Tennis — Sophomore: Golf — Senior Younglife — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. ELLITHORPE. REBECCA EMERY. TAMMY ETHERIDGE. JAMES — JV Football Sophomore: JV Basketball — Sophomore: V Basketball — Senior: DECA — Vice President Senior EVANS. JOANIE — Swimming — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Ski Club — Junior. Senior National Honor Society — Senior Student Council — Senior Track — Senior Tennis — Sophomore: Younglife — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. — F — FARRINGTON. ANGELA FENNER. DANIEL — Mixed Chorus — Junior. Senior. FLORENCE. ELIZABETH FORD. JEFFERY FREELAND. MATTHEW FULLER. DANNY — G — 37 GADDIS. PATRICIA GALERNEAU. MARK GONZALEZ. DESIREE — Spectrum — Senior: Younglife — Junior. Senior. GRAY. CHARITY GREAR. TERISA GREEN. DEBORAH GREEN. SOSAN — Tennis — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. Hoofbeat — Junior. Spectrum — Classes Editor — Senior Younglife — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. JV Volleyball — Junior. Gil I AN. LORENE GUMLINSKI. JOHN — H — HALE MARQUERITE HAMILTON. DEBBIE — National Honor Society. HENSON. DAVID HARGRAVE CHRISTINE HARKNESS. BRIAN — Hockey — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. HARPER. DOUGLAS HARTMAN. KEVIN HAYES. DAVID — Spectrum — Photography Editor — Senior. HAYNES. LISA HEAVENER. TONIA HENDERSON. BRUCE — Weight Lifting — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. Choir — Junior National Honor Society — Senior. HENNEY. ROBIN HENRY. CHARLES HERMAN. MICHAEL — Swimming — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Track — Sophomore: Sophomore Student Council President: Secondary Gifted — Junior Manager Girls Swimming — Junior Spectrum — Junior Quill and Scroll — Junior. HERNANDEZ. PEDRO HOHN. DONALD HOHN. TONY HOOD. JOHN HORNE SARAH HORTON. KEITH — JV Football — Sophomore: Track — Sophomore: Track — Sophomore. Junior. Senior V Football — Junior. Senior V Basketball — Junior. Senior. HUBBERT. ALFRED HOGAN. MICHAEL — Choir — Sophomore. Junior. HUGHES. RONNIE HUGHEY. DAWN HUNT. KIM HUTCHINS. JULIE ISHAM. SHAWN — BOEC — Senior DECA — Senior. JACKSON. REGINALD JAMES. DELANO JAMES. LEANNE — Marching Band — Sophomore. Junior. Senior 8W Mascot — Senior Spectrum — Senior Hoofbeat — Junior Wind Ensemble — Junior. Senior “Sugar” — Senior Quill and Scroll — Junior. Senior. JANUARY. FRED JOHNSON. DAVID JOHNSON. TEDDY JOHNSON. TERESA JOHNSON. THERESA JONES. TERENCEQUAREZ. MARTIN JUSTIN. JODI — K — KAISER. RHONDA — Swimming — Sophomore. KEATON. TIMOTHY KELLEY. APRIL — J.V. Basketball — Sophomore: Varsity Basketball — Junior. Senior Student Council — Junior Track — Senior. KELLEY. BENJAMIN — Swimming — Sophomore. Junior. — Capt — Senior Manager Girls Swimming — Junior. Senior Quill and Scroll — Junior. Senior National Honor Society — Senior Spextrum — Junior.- Asst. Editor — Senior Sports Editor — Senior Secondary Gifted — Junior. KENNEDY. SANDRA KEYES. KAREN KINDELL. ARVELL KINDELL. LAVELL KITTO. MARJANN KRAFT. DAVID KROMER. KELLEY KUBIK. CINDY KUEHNLE DAVID KYTLE BENJAMIN LmMAY. TONIA LANE. BETTY LARAMORE. TODD — J.V. Football — Sophomore: Track — Junior. Senior Choir — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. LEAKE BARBARA LEAMY. THOMAS — Chess Team — Sophomore. Spectrum — Senior Hoofbeat — Senior. LEE. DEVIN LEESE. JEFFERY LEHMAN. LUANN LEONARD. KIMBERLY LEWIS. LINDA — Secondary Gifted — Junior National Honor Society — Senior. LISTON. SHEILA LIVINGSTON. DIANA LONG. KAREN LOSHAW. WENDI LOTT. JACQUELYN — Tr ck — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. LOVEJOY. CHERYL — Choir — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. LUNA. RICHARD LYLES. SHELLEY LYNCH. ANDRE — J.V. Football — Junior Varsity Football — Senior. — M — MADDOCK. DARYL MAJOR. EVERETT — J.V. Football — Sophomore. Junior: Varsity Basketball — Junior. MARTIN. TAMMY MCCLAIN. NATHAN MILLER. GLENDA MILLER. PAMELA MINNER. TREVIAS MOLPUS. MELINDA MOORE CANDY MOORE RAYMOND MOORE. RONALD — J.V. Football — Junior Varsity Football — Senior Wrestling — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. MORRIS. JAMES MURPHY. ELIZABETH — N — NEALY. SHIRELLE NELSON. DAWN NEWTON. DARREN — Marching Band — Sophomore. Junior. NEWTON. DAVID — Swimming — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Golf — Sophomore. — P — PACHECO. ANGELA — Swimming — Sophomore: DECA — — — oenior. PAGE DARELL — Wrestling — Senior. PALMER. CRYSTAL PARRISH. MACK PARTRIDGE RICHARD PASCHKET. RAYMOND PATTERSON. VICTOR PAYNE MARK — J.V. Football — Junior Track — Senior. PILARA. GINA PLAMONDON. REBECCA — Marching Band — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Ski Club— Sophomore. Junior, Senior Wind Ensemble — Sophomore. Junior. Senior Sugar — Senior. PLUNKEY. CHRISTOPHER — Tennis — Junior. Senior Secondary Gifted — Junior National Honor Society ___t _i_ oenior. PROMENCHENKEL. JEAN — R — RALEIGH. GREGORY REEVES. ROBERT REEVES. TINA REYNOLDS. CORT RINGO. DONELL — Varsity Football — Senior: Varsity Basketball — Senior; Track — Junior, Senior. RIVERA. EMERITO ROBERTS. DEBORAH RUSSELL. BARRY — 8 — SALOMON. BASIM SANDERS. SALLY SANTORO. CHAD SCHCIH, JOHANNA SCHWARTZ. CLAIRE — National Honor Society — Senior J.V. Volleyball — Junior. Junior Achievement — Sophomore. Junior Senior. Secondary Gifted — Junior. SCOTT. ROBIN SEEBORG. CHRISTINA — Color Guard — Sophomore: Student Government — Executive Secretary — Senior; Spectrum — Junior — Chief Typist — Senior. Quill and Scroll — Junior. SENIFF. DALE — J.V. Football — Sophomore: Hockey — Junior. Senior. Tennis — Senior. SETTERINGTON. PAUL SHAW. FELICAYIA SHERROD. TRACY — BOEC — Vke President — Junior. Tennis — Senior. SHUFF. DAVID SLUDER. ALAN SMITH. DENNIS — J.V. Basketball — Sophomore. Junior. Varsity Basketball — Senior. SMITH. DOMINIC SMITH. LORI — National Honor Society — Senior. Choir — Sophomore. Junior. Senior: Secondary Gifted — Junior. SMITH. TIMOTHY SOWLES. BRUCE STANTON. MICHELE STEBBINS. MICHAEL — Student Council — President — Sophomore; Hockey “ Junior. Senior. STEVENS. JA'RAE — J.V. Cheerleading — Sophomore: Swimming — Junior. Varsity Cheerleading oenior. STUHR. TAMMY SUTHERLAND. JAMES — Marching Band — Sophomore: Weight Lifting — Junior. Senior. SWALES. LISA SZUCS. SUZANNE — Marching Band — Junior Volleyball — Junior. Senior. Hoofbeat — Junior-Editor — Senior: Secondary Gifted — Junior. National Honor Society — Senior; Student Council — Secretary Treasurer — Sophomore: Model UN — Junior. Senior. Younglife — Sophomore. Junior. Senior — T — TABS. BENJAMIN TAYLOR. BARBARA TERRILL. ERIC — Track — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. Swimming — Sophomore. Cross Country — Senior. J.V. Football — Sophomore. Junior: Ski Club — Junior. Senior. TERRY. CURTIS THOMAS. DENNIS THOMAS. FRED THOMAS. RENAE — Swimming— Junior. Senior: Volleyball — Junior. Softball — Junior. Senior: National Honor Society — Senior — Secondary Gifted — Junior. THOMPSON. HOMER THOMPSON. MARK THOMPSON. RELVIA THOMPSON. TAMMY TICKLE. KIMBERLY TIERNAN. THOMAS TOOMEY. REBECCA TREUBRODT. LENNE TRUMILLO. ANNA — Softball — Sophomore. TUOHY. MICHAEL — Baseball — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. Hockey Senior. — U — UJLAKY. DARRIN URANSKI. SHERRY — Marching Band — Sophomore. — V — VILLATTEAL. ALFREDO VOORHESS. JUNE — Volleyball — Junior. Senior. National Honor Society “ Senior. — W — WADE. MITCHELL WALTERS. GOLDIE WANDRIE. JAMES WANDRIE. THOMAS WASHINGTON. EDDIE WATKINS. RODNEY WEATHERFORD. BRIAN WEEDEN. SHARRI WHITE. DENISE WHITED. THOMAS WIELOCH. JENNIFER — Student Council — Representative — Sophomore. Junior Marching Band — Sophomore. Junior. Marching Band — Sophomore. Junior. Senior: Secondary Gifted — Junior. Hoofbeat — Senior. Junior Achievement — Sophomore. Junior; Model UN — Junior. Senior. WILKINS. APRIL WILLEY. TRACEY WILLIAMS. LETA — Quill and Scroll — Junior. Senior: Secondary Gifted — Junior. Spectrum — Junior-Editor In Chief — Senior: Sign Language Club — Junior: Marching Band — Sophomore: Choir — Sophomore. Junior. Hoofbeat — Sports Editor — Senior “Sugar — Senior Swimming — Junior. Senior. WISON. CYNTHIA WILSON. MATTHEW — National Honor Society — Senior Class Team — Sophomore; Backgammon Club — Junior Secondary Gifted — Junior Business Explorers — Junior. Senior. WILSON. SHEILA WOOLARD. SHARON — Volleyball — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. Softball — Junior. Senior Secondary Gifted — Junior. Choir — Junior. Senior Business Explorers — Sophomore. Junior. Senior. WRIGHT. DOUGLAS WRIGHT. MARVIN WRIGHT. MARY WRIGHT. TONY — V — YBARRA. PAMELA YENCER. LYNETTE — Swimming — Sophomore: Sign Language Club — Junior. YOUNG. PATRICK YOUNGER. DONALD — Z — ZIMMER. JEFFREY — Hoofbeat — Sophomore. V 40 Sports Division Sports Division 41 Matmen Get The Power Pill. Tim Keaton puts the “chicken wing maneuver on his opponent. Even though the Matmen had a poor season, Ronald Moore and Tim Deaton were a success. Keaton won his first 28 matches, setting the record for the Most Consecutive Wins. Moore record- ed three records: Most Wins for Career. Most Reversals and Most Near Falls. Together they were both area All Stars in Class A and were both Regional Qualifiers. Earlier this year the Southwestern Wrestlers showed great team effort at the meet against Hamady.They were triumphant in eight out of 13 matches. Next year the Matmen hope for a better season by getting more people to try out. • • • • 4 C BALLY MIDWAY MFC. CO AM right r —rvd Ron Moore says May I have the next dance. Studying his opponent is Pat Hayes. 42 Wrestling FIRST ROW: Ron Weissend. Don Seniff. Mark Bradfield. Matt Collins. Tim Keaton. SECOND ROW: David Kromer. Brian Mclntyr. Matt Frye. Mike MitcheH. Ron Moore. Stanley Lee. THIRD ROW: Joe Sarles. Coach Bob Reinhart. Pat Hayes. Paul Garrard. Bill Garrard. Willy Jones. Coach Brad Davis. Robert Hartfield is on the attack. • • 0 0 4 SW 41 SW 16 SW 36 SW 14 svTke Wrestling Bay City Central Saginaw H.flh Flushing Midland Hamady Swartz Creek 31 60 41 .21 I £ SW 3 Clio 72 SW 8 Northwestern 66 SW 20 Central 1 SW 11 Midland Dow 58 SW 22 Canada 33 ! M SW Northern 47 4th Citv Valley 9th Millington Tour ■6th Saginaw Toi.rn; rslev Toum nament rnanrfent lit (fr C BALLY MIDWAY MFQ CO. AM rights rm—rvd Wrestling 43 V. Despite hard competition, the South- western Girls Track Team placed third in the City Championship. Although many of the meets were tough, the de- termination and sportsmanship of Ka- ren Davis. Tonya Turner, and Charity Gray gave the Colts a competitive edge. With the return of outstanding team- mates Davis. Turner. Gray and Tracey Younger. 1983 should be a promising year. 44 Girls Track On the right track is Charity Gray. Girls Track Gets Held Back FIRST ROW: Kendra Dickerson. Kecia Spencer. Shirelle Nealy. Pat Fuller. Charity Gray. Andrea Thompson. SECOHD ROW: Kristine Smith. Denise Troutman. Flestia Vaughn. Stephanie Strange. Wendy Porter. THIRD ROW:Coach Helen Murdock. Vonda Pryor. Sedonia Davis. Tonya Turner. Karen Davis. Cozetta Bennett. Barb Boss. Shawn Wideman. Coach Harry Jackson. Girls Track 45 Finishing with four wins and placing third in the City, the Girls Softball Team had a tough season. Chris Tilley was named Most Valuable Player, Rhonda Lee Most Improved, and the girl with the Most Team Spirit was Renae Thomas. Tilley. Debbie Lada and Barb Sanders were awarded Hon- orable Mention for the All Valley Team. Coach Mary Lingenfelter comment- ed. Although our record was not im- pressive. this group gave of them- selves and were the winners in each game they participated in.' Putting out another victim is Debbie Lada. Varsity Girls Show Determination Anne MacDonald checks signs. 46 Girls Varsity Softball Chris Tilley hurls in another strike. sw sw Hi sw sw sw sw sw sw sw 11 4 6 1 4 1 2 4 4 6 11 0 3 2 12 V 3 Varsity Softball Northwestern Central Saginaw Arthur Hil . FIRST ROW: Sharon Woolard. Mary Bach. Chris Tilley. Camilla Shumaker. Sue Center. Debbie Lada. Lori Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Anne MacDonald. Tammy Jackson. Denise Drake. Tammy Martin. Tracy Harris. Rhonda Lee. Coach Mary Lingenfelter. Not Pictured: Barb Sanders. Renae Thomas. Girls Varsity Softball 47 FIRST ROW: April Wilkins. Julie Hutchins. Terry Jackson. Caroline Metzger. Paige Wierman. Dianna Clining. SF.COND ROW: Coach Donna Comfort. Meredith Wollard. Cynthia Jones. Tracy Martin. Kim Hoedeman. Monique Montini. Donna Brown. Manager Faye Carey. J.V. Softball Swings Through Season Guided by new coach Donna Com- fort, the girls J.V. Softball Team showed tremendous improvement and dedication throughout the season. Receiving the award for the Most Valuable Player was Dianna Clining while Julie Hutchins was awarded the Most Improved Player. “The team im- proved greatly from the beginning to the end.” Coach Comfort said. “I wish I could have the same group back again.” sw sw sw Bay City Central Northern Bay City Western Sijgindw Powers Midland 48 J.V. Softball Junior Varsity Davison 6 4 0 4 4 5 14 2 4 7 5 7 9 5 1 I 5 0 7 8 '0 Southwestern’s Junior Varsity Base ball Team had a very successful 1982 season with a record of 17 7. “For as young and inexperienced as our team was. the kids did a fine job.' was the statement made by Coach Matt Diment. “We played the best teams around and were very competi- tive. The important goal for all the play ers was to accomplish success on the Varsity level. Top hitters for the year were Mike Simmons. Derrick Martin. Tom Hughes. Dan Giampetroni. Dan Opila. and Mike Walker. Top pitchers were Opila. Walker. Simmons, and John Stewart. Other players included Robert Tip- ton. Thomas Miller. Steve Powers, Ke- vin Bohms. Steve Lenderman, Todd Al- len. Jeff Mack. Floyd Jennings, and Rory Roberts. J.V. Slams In Victories FIRST ROW: Floyd Jennings. Todd Allen. Steve Powers. Tom Hughes. Rory Roberts. Kevin Bohms. Manager Andy Roberson. SECOND ROW: Dan Giampetroni. Mike Simmons. Jeff Mack, Steve Lenderman. Mike Walker. THIRD ROW: Coach John Cross. Todd Dickenson. Dan Opila. Derrick Martin. John Stewart. Tom Miller. Robert Tipton. Coach Matt Diment. fX| V _ rra Derrick Martin is on the run. Boys JV Baseball 49 Southwestern’s Varsity Baseball Team placed first in the City and third in the Valley to Finish their season with a record of 19-15. Ron Goble was selected for the All Valley First Team with John Clark and Jon Damec qualifying for the All Valley Second Team. Goble swept the special team awards by earning Most Valuable Play- er. Leading Hitter. Most Stolen Bases, and The All District Team. Most Im- proved Player went to Ray Paschket. Breaking the Varsity Hitting record was Goble with 51 and the Stolen Base record with 43. John Clark bunts ball for a base hit. Goble Breaks Records FIRST ROW: Mike Tuohy. Jon Damec. Paul Hughes. Jeff Powers. Richard Luna. Ray Paschket. Bill Swanson. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Buterakos. Ron Goble. Tim Crow. John Clark. Bert Metzger. Gary Ferguson. Don Klinck. Rob Diment. Mark Baker. Coach Marv Rettermund. 50 Boys Varsity Baseball Varsi ,itv BascbaU I sw 5 ‘ t Ml. Morris sw 2 M Powers 9 sw 111 Northwestern 1 sw 1 1 Bridgeport 4 sw 0 Central 2 sw 4 Saginaw Arthur Hill 5 sw 11 Clio 3 SWm0 ' 7 Midland Dow 6 7 i-rt Bay City Central 1 sw 12 Goodrich 0 12 J Northern A sw 1 8 4 Bay City Western 0 sw Owosso 1 sw 10 Saginaw 0 sw 0 Midland A 6 sw 13 Ainsworth 10 sw 4 I a peer West 3 sw 6 0J Swart Creek 0 sw 7 Grand Blanc JT9 sw 6 Davison 5 sw 1st City 3rd Valley District 5 Lapeer Fast 7 II Paul Hughes slams in a run. Tim Crow loosens up for his turn at bat. Boys Varsity Baseball 51 Boys Track Dual Meet Record 42 3rd City f 5th Regionals 20th Stato Thinclads Fly High I I Don Younger comes through at the finish. FIRST ROW: Eric Terrill. Donell Ringo. James Corder. Kevin Croom. Phil Mitchell. Craig Dunn. Donald Younger. Alvin Carman. SECOND ROW: Seymour Shaw. Tony Cole. Greg Campbell. Andre Lynch. Lavell Kindell. Thomas Troutman. Doug Lada. Scott Stebbins. Calvert Gordon. Tim Kindell. THIRD ROW: Coach James Jackson. Mike Galleon. Rodney Watkin. Todd Laramore. Nate McClain. Brian Jones. Jeff Davis. Bob Allen. Ben Tabb. Stoney Woodson. Coach Gordon Spencer. 52 Boys Track Nate McClain and Thomas Troutman show Tony Cole concentrates, winning forms. With coaches James Jackson, and Gordon Spencer, the Boys Track Team celebrated a good season in 1982 with a dual meet record of four wins and two losses. Although they fell to third place in the City Championship the Colts came back to place fifth in the Regionals. However, in the State Championship. Southwestern placed behind the top winners. Tim Kindell was awarded Most Valu- able while Most Improved went to Ron- nie Hughes and Lavell Kindell. The har- dest workers for the year were T. Kin- dell and Darryl Taylor with the Gordon Spencer Award for spirit going to Ke- vin Croom and Philip Mitchell. Captain for the year was T. Kindell. Colts strive to finish first. Boys Track 53 Winning their last four matches, the Boys Tennis Team finished with an even five-five season. This winning streak began with an upset of Northern, four to three. Sin- gles winners were Philip Coggins, Kurt Suomela, and John Barley. Karl Janka and David Oslund were winners at dou- bles. Coggins and Barley won City titles, helping the Colts to place second in this championship. Coggins advanced to semi-finals in the Regionals which gave him the Most Valuable Player title. Barley was voted Rookie of the Year and the Most Dedicated award was earned by Rob Canning. Janka was the Most Improved Player for the 1982 sea- son. Preparing for a victory is Phil Coggins. Karl Janka leaps for the return. John Ace Barley begins the match. 54 Boys Tennis Netters Gpset Northern In City FIRST ROW: Dav Oslund. Rob Canning. John Barley. Seth Bernard. SECOND ROW: Coach Garth Frost. Kurt Suomela. Mike Grossklaus. Karl Janka. John MacDonald. Not Pictured: Phil Coggins. Chris Plunkey. John Mills. Boys Tennis 55 irt vg N vO o m m Southwestern Swimming Fillies did it again. They captured their eighth City title in a row. The Fillies finished their season by placing fourth in the Valley and earning a 3 4 1 record. Awards for the 1982 season were: Most Dedicated going to Kittie Ramoie and Joanie Evans; Most Promising Freshman given to Ramoie; Most Valu- able to Chris Melaragni and Paige Wier- man; Outstanding Sophomore and Most Improved Swimmer went to Tina Corder; and the Spirit Award was re ceived by Cox. Former Southwestern students John Coles and Lynn Hardenbrook were this year’s coaches, leading the Fillies to a very successful season. Tina Corder adds another first place to her collection. SWIMMING FILLIES Year, City Champs Flying to a finish is Becky Toomey. Southwestern swimmers. Fillies are we. Happy go lucky. Fly, back, and free. We appreciate you Swimming in our sea. Swim. swam, swum From the Fillies that’s me! 56 Girls Swimming ‘Demon'termined to win is Anne MacDonald. Girls Swimming sw 35 Carmar) Central Bay City 83 sw 65 62 sw 64 59 sw 75 Pontiac 51 sw 51 47 Kearsley 75 sw Midland Dow 79 sw I ijf Bay City Western 85 sw 63 Midland It 1st City 4th Valley 7th Swartz Creek 9th Midland Relays % 'i' tab FIRST ROW: Martha Co . Cindy Greenlick. Charity Johnson. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Lynn Hardenbrook. Kiltie Ramoie. Sherry Kendrick. Chris Melaragni. Paige Wierman. Tina Corder. Lori Cole. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Ben Kelley. Anne MacDonald. Kayla Wierman. Becky Williams. Coach John Coles. FOURTH ROW: Joanie Evans. Renae Thomas. Becky Toomey. Girls Swimming 57 Winning nine of their 11 matches, the girls tennis team earned their best record in years. On their way to this record, they won the city meet for the second year in a row. Janet Coggins, the team’s most valuable player. Leanne Treubrodt. and Tracy Sherrod were all semi-finalists in the State Regionals. Leanne had a personal record of 9-2 and was a city champion for the third consecutive year. Susan Green helped the team by alternating singles and doubles while becoming a city champi- on for the second straight year. Receiving other awards were Katie Touhy as Most Dedicated. Marla Ring as Most Improved, and Anne Touhy for being Rookie of the Year. Showing their sportsmanship is Sue Green and Chris Tilley. Girls Ace City Again Marla Ring doubles the power of her backhand. Dedicated Chris Tilley practices after hours. 58 Girls Tennis Beware! Sue Green's awesome serve strikes again. ■K?| Girls Tennis ¥ SW 7 Bay City Central „ «Jsw 1 } Powers SW 4 M Carmen sw SW 5 SW 71 SW 2 SW 7 SW 7 SW 5 SW 7 City Valley Regionals Kearsley Bay City Western Saginaw Midland Dow Northern Central Flushing Arthur Hill £ 4th FIRST ROW: Chris Tilley. Janet Coggins. Anne Touhy. Katie Touhy. Marla Ring. SECOND ROW: Coach Garth Frost. Leanne Treubrodt. Susan Green. Dana Cadwallader. Kellie Brady. Tracy Sherrod. Linda Green. Girls Tennis 59 Class “A” District Champs!! SW players keep the ball away from the opposition. A very tough season ended in glory for the Girls Varsity Basketball Team when they became Class “A” District Final Champs. This year’s captains were Karen Da- vis and Denise Troutman who led their team to a much deserved champion- ship. Most Valuable and Most Dedicated went to Davis. Most Improved was Flestia Vaughn. Special honors went to Davis for being All-City two years in a row. The All-City players were Davis. Kendra Dickerson. Tracy Woodson, and Angela and Sonja Little. Next year’s captains are S. Little. Dicker- son. and Woodson. Girls Varsity Basketball First Row: Sharon Barfield. Kendra Dickenson. Karen Davis. Denise Troutman. Angie Little. Second Row: Andrea Thompson. Tracy Woodson. Tujuana Denson. Sonya Sanders. April Kelley. Sonja Little. Flestia Vaughn. Coach Harry Jackson. Sharon Barfield runs down court for another score. Girls Varsity Basketball 61 J.V. Hoopers Showed Much Dedication Scoring again is Felicia Kelso. This year the Southwestern Girl’s Junior Varsity ended the season plac- ing third in City and third in Valley Although they didn't have the best re- cord the team worked hard and showed much determination and spirit. Most Valuable Players were Lisa Kelso and Sonjo Sanders. Most Dedi- cated was Sherrie Jones and Most Im- proved went to Robin Kindell. Sheila Martin, and Melody Miller. FIRST ROW: Sheila Martin. Sherry Jones. Paris Bryson. SECOND ROW: Felicia Kelso. Sonya Sanders. Robin Kindell not pictured: Coach Vicky Lott. 62 Girls J.V. Basketball Although their record wasn’t out- standing. the Girls Junior Varsity Vol- leyball Team fought hard and took sec- ond place in the City Tournament. This team improved greatly through- out the season and new Coach Dr. Cur- tis Holt learned new techniques and cheered the girls on. FIRST ROW: Katie Tuohy. Lisa Harris. Michele Skonezney. Sherri Kendricks. Anna Lee. Neilia | Grondin. Meredith Wollard. Alicia Johnson. SECOND ROW:Lta Sarles. Lori Allessie. Caroline Metzger. Anne Tuohy. Leslie Harris. Tina Cason. Barb Ebcl. Stephanie Lyod. Coach Mr. Holt. J.V. Bumps Through Season. J.V. Volleyball 63 With a young team and a lot of spirit the Southwestern Volleyball Team had a tough season. Showing lots of improvement throughout the season, the team did a tremendous job at the Northwood Insti- tute Invitationals. finishing 5th out of 16 teams. Southwestern placed 3rd in the City. Coach George Cole felt the team should have won more games but said. “I have never worked with a better group of young ladies, with time and practice I am sure the program will improve.’ FIRST ROW: Johanna Schuh. Linda Green. Jonnel Clothier. June Voorhess. Chrissy Kottalis. Paula Brug. SECOND ROW: Chris Tilley. Marci Sargent. Tracy Harris. Debbie Lada. Helen Sampson. Kellie Brady. Coach George Cole. Dive, Crash, And Laugh! [ 64 Varsity Volleyball Chris Tilley defends her turf. Debbie Lada prays to win the game. Over a six week season, the South- western Varsity Golf Team shot their way to an even 6-6 record. They won the City Tournament and came in fourth in the Valley Tournament. John Barley placed on the All Valley Team at the Valley Tournament. Next year’s team looks extremely promising with five returning players. Just off the green is Fred Vizanko. Swinging into action is Mike Woodbury. 66 Golf John Barley shows his All Valley form. Gerald Edwards launches space shuttle titleist. SW 343 SW 343 SW 327 SW 345 SW 345 SW 352 SW 352 SW 358 SW 353 SW 337 SW 446 IWfe I Pontiac Saginaw Arthur Hill Central Bay City Western Bay City Central Midland Dow Northern Catholic Central Saginaw Arthur Midland CHo Hill City Valley Regionals 435 352 341 334 368 332 382 328 351 309 450 Golf 67 FIRST ROW: Gerald Edwards. Mike Woodbury. Mark Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Jim Witucki. John Barley. Joe Karr. NOT PICTURED: Coach Donald Stewart. Fred Vizanko. End the season third in the city, the Southwestern Cross-Country Team im- proved much over their past seasons. There were many fine runners this year: Ben Tabb and Donald Younger were picked to run on the Alf City Team. This year the Most Valuable Award went to Ben Tabb and the Most Out- standing Sophomore was Rob Bradley. The Most Improved Award went to the entire 1982 team. On your mark, get set. 68 Cross Country New Talent Improves Cross Country Racers warm up for a tough meet. FIRST ROW: Rob Bradley. Todd Corder. Eric Suomela. Ben Tabb. Randy DuPlante. Aaron Shepler. SECOND ROW: Eric Terrill. Lavelle Kindell. Don Younger. NOT PICTURED: Coach Gorden Spencer. Cross Country 69 With a small group this year, the Varsity Football Team had a fine sea- son, finishing with four wins and five losses. Many injuries held back the Colts but they never gave up. Coach Marv Rettenmund was pleased with the outstanding athletes he had and said. “Next year looks good with about 20 returning players.” Ron Moore and Jeff Davis split the Most Valuable Player Award, while Greg Campbell received the Most Im- proved Player Award. The Rugged Jug Award went to both Victor Patterson and Jesse Lenoir, and Tony Cole re- ceived the Steve DooLittle Award. Chosen for All-City and All-Valley Teams were Nate McClain, Moore and Davis. Cole received Honorable Men- tion for the All-Valley Team. Hey. Lucy! Don’t pull the ball away. FIRST ROW: Jon Hatter. Stanley Lee. Robert Hunter. Ozel Martin. John Evans. Dan Wineland. Mike Beattie. Ron Weissend. Kevin Ryder. Jay Clothier. SECOND ROW: Paul Garrard. Andy Cannon. Keith Allen. Ben Gutierrez. Tim Bell. Mike Simmons. Ron Scott. Joe Noriega. Eric Loehr. Troy Pope. David Kromer. THIRD ROW: Coach Joe Lajewski. Troy Stewart. Demetrious Stuart. Mike Taylor. Jim Hood. Terry Pickard. Scott Thweatt. Lloyd Lyles. Darnell Murphy. Matt Frye. Abdul Fisher. Coach Roy Brody. FOURTH ROW: Coach Robert Hunter. George Kallander. Mike Hooks. Ralph Dickenson. Kirk McMullen. Dennis Jones. Ben Kelso. John Nash. Mike Cross. Jody Coleman. Darrell Anderson. Andre Pringle. Coach Bob Knight. 70 Varsity Football Jesse Lenoir cools off with some Gatorade. Ron Moore gets ready for the snap. Young Team Has Promising Future Varsity Football 71 Due to many injuries the Junior Var- sity Football Team had a difficult sea- son. They finished with one victory against Bay City Central. Coach Roy Brody is looking forward to a very strong team next year since there will be many players returning with a lot more experience. Coach Brody said. “There was much improve- ment throughout the season. Lloyd Lyles was the most valuable player. Injuries Hold Back Colts FIRST ROW: Jon Hatter. Stanley Lee. Robert Hunter. Ozel Martin. John Evans. Dan Wineland. Mike Beattie. Ron Weissend. Kevin Ryder. Jay I Clothier. SECOND ROW: Paul Garrard. Andy Cannon. Keith Allen. Ben Gutierrez. Tim Bell. Mike Simmons. Ron Scott. Joe Noriega. Eric Loehr, Troy Pope. David Kromer. THIRD ROW: Coach Joe Lajewski. Troy Stewart. Demetrious Stuart. Mike Taylor. Jim Hood. Teery Pickard. Scott Thweatt. Lloyd Lyles. Darnell Murphy. Matt Frye. Abdul Fisher. Coach Roy Brody. FOURTH ROW: Coach Robert Hunter. George Kallander. Mike Hooks. Ralph Dickenson. Kirk McMullen. Dennis Jones. Ben Kelso. John Nash. Mike Cross. Jody Coleman. Darrell Anderson. Andre Pringle. Coach Bob Knight. 72 Junior Varsity Football FIRST ROW: Jot Noriega. John Evans. Eddie Bracy. Jay Clothier. Revilo Tyler. SECOND ROW: Ben Gutierrez. Troy Pope. Frank Williams. Stanley Lee. Dan Wineland. Eric Loehr. THIRD ROW: Andre Pringle. Bill Bowens. Lester Liston. Keith Allen. Demetrious Stuart. Mike Taylor. Coach Bob Knight. Freshman Learn Technique Freshman Football SW 12 Saginaw Eddy 0 SW 6 Central 20 SW 14 Northwestern 14 , Finishing with two wins, two losses, and one tie. the Freshman Football Team had a fine season in 1982. Coach Robert Knight was very pleased with the performance of the team and said that: “They learned more technique this year than they ever have before.” Although no awards were given. De- mitrius Stuart was the most improved player while Ben Gutierrez was the most outstanding. Freshman Football 73 An inconsistent season didn’t hold down the spirit of the Varsity Basket- ball team. With the addition of Andre Willy, team morale took an even larger leap. With Willy averaging more than twenty points per game, the Colts could never be considered an easy game. As a constant threat, they made the battle in the City Series and Valley a lot more interesting. Coach Stice tells his colts to stampede the Indians. Lets Play Some Hoop! Victor Patterson fires it up. Concentrating on his free throw is Andre Kirkland. 74 Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Dennis Smith. Quintin White. Captain Doneli Ringo. Gilbert Miller. Dominic Smith. SECOND ROW: Coach Ken Stice. Donald Younger. Andre Kirkland. Andre Wiley. Theo Anderson. Dennis Thomas. Bruce Williams (manager). Varsity Basketball 75 FIRST ROW: David Patterson. Joe Johnson. Matthew Chaney. William Carter. Darren Daye. SECOND ROW: Karl Janka. Darrell Anderson. Anthony Pritchett. Ben Kelso. Mike Stassil. Coach Harry Jackson. Colts Are Dynamite! With an up and down season, the Junior Varsity Basketball team showed great determination. An inexperienced team when they began, they quickly learned skills to intimidate their opponents. Most players hope to take their growing ability onto the floor in '84 as members of the Varsity squad. 76 JV Basketball Southwestern gets the jump. FIRST: Torrence Jarrett. Matt Lindsey. Londale Ross. Jason Lyon. Kevin Dixon. Bill Bowens. Scott Newman. SECOND ROW: Coach Roy Brody. Jay Clothier. Jim Witucki. Darrin Odom. Demetrius Stuart. Carl Merriweather. Andre Pringle. Freshmen — Jump, Jump, Jump To It! In their first year, the Freshmen Bas- ketball Team had a great season with an 8-4 record. Their second game of the season was probably their toughest. Going into overtime against the School of Choice, they lost by a very close score. After that loss they showed what Colts do best when they stampede over Ken- nedy Center, Swartz Creek, Open School. Northern. Northwestern. Cen- tral and Valley School. Coach Brody says there is a lot of potential in this young team. Freshmen Basketball 77 Determination shows in Michael Reese's face. 78 Weightlifting Ironmen Sweat Bullets At City Michael Galleon demonstrates his winning form. Tony Cole lifts with ease. After the first round of the City Weightlifting Tournament. March 23. 1982. Southwestern led with 15 points. The lightweight Colts put the team in first by taking two firsts and one sec- ond out of the five weight classes. Going into the last round. South- western looked as if they would pull off a victory. Due to four disqualifications in the heavyweight division, the roof caved in. Despite this, which resulted in the Colts placing fourth in the City Cham- pionships match, they gave their best effort throughout the tournament. Preparing for an awesome Ilf! is Bruce Henderson. Weightlifting 79 Mike Stebbins ready for the face-off. Going for the victory is Paul Crow. Mike Tuohy is ready to win! Hockey Team City Champions 80 Hockey In Colt Country during 1983 the Hockey team was very successful with a 15 6-1 record. This team tied with Central for first place in the City Championship and placed fourth in the Val- ley. All City first team members included Paul Crow. Mike Tuohy. and Dan Opila with Tuohy also placing in the All Valley first team. Mike Stebbins and Mark Galerneau. both sen- iors. Coach Dave Jensen said: “This was the most satisfying season since I've been coach.” Also, he commented that even with 11 players graduating there was a very strong nucleous for next year. Scott Stebbins saves the game again for Southwestern. Front Row: Dan Opila. Mike Stebbins. Dale Seniff. Brian Harkness. Scott Stebbins. Second Row: Coach. Bill Jensen. Mike Tuohy. Brett Cassidy. Doug Bogard. Tony Ceresia. Martin DePew. Tim Bassier. Jeff Mack. Coach. Larry Francis. Third Row: Paul Crow. Gerald Edwards. David Bennis. David Hanson. Ray Paschket. Hockey 81 Due to much illness the Swimming Colts had a rough season. Despite this, the team fought hard and placed sec- ond in City. The team welcomed Freshmen for the first full season. These swimmers helped tremendously and as they con- tinue to improve are sure to be a strong asset. Erik Suomela was voted Most Valu- able Swimmer, with Eric Leohr Most Improved, and Ben Kelley Most Dedi- cated. Erik Suomela also was awarded Outstanding Sophomore and Spirited Award. Keith Allen won the first Most Promising Freshmen award. The best meet of the year was against Northern when Coach John Coles only had seven swimmers. The Colts sweated it out to win the meet. Ben Kelley finishes a tiring race. Colts Swim Through Rough Waves. Determined to win is Ken Bradburn. 82 Boys Swimming FIRST: Asst. Coach Lynn Hardenbrook. Mgr. Tracy Hollenbeck. Mgr. Kittie Ramoie. Ben Kelley. Mgr. Lori Cole. Tom Wandrie. Brian Williston. Coach John Coles. SECOND ROW: Ken Bradburn. Tim Greenlick. Craig Lane. THIRD ROW: Jason Damec. Eric Loehr. Keith Allen. Erik Suomela. Mike Dumanois. Spirited Colts get fired up. Boys Swimming 83 Academics 84 Academics Division In The Beginning . . . Julie Hutchins works dilligently. Everyone. Smile! 86 English The goal of the English department is to improve speech, reading, and writ- ing skills. Bible as Literature is a new course Good morning. Class! You Can Do It Cheryl Hyde enjoys working in class. We’re just one big family. To help students with special needs is the goal of Southwestern’s Resource Center. Pre-Vocational reading and writing computation skills are taught and teachers seek to correct students’ audi- tory and visual perceptual problems. Physically handicapped students are again welcomed to Southwestern. The main objective is to aid in language development while mainstreaming stu- dents into classrooms. OAH LA LA!! Let me tell you Practice makes perfect. Life’s Basics Explaining the fundamentals of PSE is Mr. Rettenmund. Every year tenth graders get a chance to test their driving skills in Drivers Education. On the range stu- dents learn the necessary skills for de- fensive driving. Classwork is also part of the course, teaching students how to handle their automobile. The other half of the semester was occupied with Personal Security Edu- cation (PSE). Topics such as drug abuse, alcohol, first aid. safety, and cardiopulmanary resuscitation (CPR) are taught. A guest speaker was also welcomed to the class to speak on sex education. Going in circles on a rainy day. No!! You stop the car. then get out! Don't hit the pylon! Driver's Education 91 This is really a wild mess! Southwestern offers a variety of Mathematics classes to students at ev- ery level. These include Competency Math. Algebra. Trigonometry, and Ge- ometry with emphasis on mastering needed skills and preparing for future jobs and college. The fundamentals taught in South- western’s Mathematics program en- ables students to explore other fields which use these basic skills such as Accounting, Engineering, Marketing, or personal finance. Equations + Formulas Patricia Wright works intently to get her homework done. Mr. Eiker we need some help.” Math class is a great way to spend the day (?). Getting the basics is Mike Stassil. 92 Math Equals Math I Students enjoy solving equations. Kept busy checking Math homework is Mr. Smith. Math keeps Maurice Waters and Robert Hunter entertained. Math 93 94 French Practice makes perfect is the rule. French can be very confusing! With Ms. Suzanne Meissner teach- ing, French has become a popular For- eign Language with Southwestern stu- dents. All aspects of the language are taught during the year through varied and interesting methods. One special project which all stu- dents enjoy is a breakfast served French-style. This and other projects combine to teach students not only French as a language but help in teach- ing about French culture. How Do Ms. Meissner explains new lesson Brian Hancock. Robin Gibson listen intently during class You Say ...? Oral work is very helpful. The Spanish program is a strong part of the Foreign Language depart- ment at Southwestern. There are courses offered in both be- ginning and advanced levels. Along with teaching speech and writ- ing skills. Mrs. Helene Foster uses imaginative and interesting projects to enlighten students about Mexican tra- ditions and lifestyles. Mrs. Foster reads to a class in Spanish. Students find Spanish class very amusing. Spanish 95 Back To Latin After a five year absence, students can once again take advantage of the opportunity to learn Latin as a foreign language. With instructor Mrs. Helene Foster, this first year class learns to speak, read, and write this language exten- sively. Mrs. Foster uses many projects and interesting aids so that students can learn thoroughly and profit greatly. Bruce Henderson shows enthusiasm for Latin. Mike Hugan takes a peek at the camera. Latin requires much concentration in class. 96 Latin Achtung! Week Auf (wake up) Rich” rejoices when his students understand lesson. With Mr. Richard Lajewski instruct- ing German, many students are learn- ing all phases of conversation, gram- mar. and history. Interesting methods such as films, special speakers, and projects by stu- dents are used to teach this language in the best form. Through this program. Southwes- tern’s Foreign Language department has been greatly enriched to benefit students. German 97 Social Studies Spans The Globe Students study the maps to figure out where they really are. Tracy Sherrod wonders whose hands point to the map. 98 Social Studies Providing valuable learning exper- ience is what the Social Studies classes tried to fulfill. Classes such as American history, economics, civil war, psychology, and sociology were offered to students who wished to further their historical inter- est. Economics covered problems like the cost of buying a house while psy- chology dealth with dreams and ESP. Careers in government is a new class offered this year to students who would like to learn about government in depth. Questions on geography can prove helpful. The eyes have It. FLOW CHARTS See Dad! We got A’s. Social Studies 99 With the growing interest in physical fitness. Southwestern students are of fered multiple opportunities to improve their bodies. Basic skills in most sports can be improved through the Southwestern Physical Education Program along with learning lifeskills through these classes. Long after leaving Southwest- ern. students will use the techniques learned here and benefit from them. Next stop — Olympics? The directions sound easy. 100 Physical Education S-t-r-e-t-c-h Great slam-dunk! Now use a basketball. Home Economics Expands 102 There are a lot of details in Home Economics. Threading a machine takes much concentration. Finishing touches involve ironing. 1 Mrs. Bonnie Martinson joined the Southwestern staff this year as the Home Economics teacher. The odors her classes created in the first semes- ter caused an overflow enrollment sec- ond semester. Mrs. Denise Moss taught in the second room when it was opened. In Home Economics, students learned skills to enrich their whole life. Cooking and nutrition, sewing, child care and independent living are all nec- essary and always utilized. Cynthia Devitt fixes a meal. Students work on projects. Physiology, a popular course with Southwestern students, was again of- fered after a one year absence. Southwestern also welcomed Mr. Roy Brody to the Science department. Mr. Brody and the return of the Physiol- ogy course combined to improve an already extensive science curriculum. One of the projects in one of Mr. Lowell Ricky’s classes was planting a natural windbreak behind Southwest- ern. Students will all appreciate this in the future. Care to dance? Nicole Cantin and Chrissy Kottalis take classwork seriously. No cheating on the test. Kids! 104 Science Physiology Comes Back Science 105 Art Adds Style To S.W Leslie Mull cuts the clay to perfection. Brian Cagle listens intently as Miss Hunter gives instructions. Is architecture in your future Charla? 106 Art Once again. Southwestern Art stu- dents placed first of 18 entries in the painting of Blain Buick for Halloween. Other special projects were signs for the Colt Round-Op in October and painting sets for the musical. “Sugar , performed in February. Basically, students involved in the four different art classes learn skills in drawing, design, painting, and sculp- ture. Art students take time out for a laugh. Nathaniel Allen builds model of his dream castle. Andre Kirkland and Bill Bowens show creativity with chalk. Art 107 Industrial Education offers first hand experience in Small Engine Mainten- ance. Auto Fundamentals. Woodwork- ing. and Drafting. Power and hand tools were empha- sized in the making of different pro- jects from chairs to motorcycles. Although these courses are not re- quired. many students chose to take them for the skills they offer. With the skills learned in these courses, students will someday fix mo- torcycles, construct cabinets and chairs, or even design homes. Don’t slip! Is this the way it goes? Make it count. Make it smooth. Life Skills Learned Accuracy Scores Big Students type the hour away. 110 Business Preparing students for future careers in the business world is the goal of the Southwestern Business Department. To meet these goals, students are offered classes in Typing. Shorthand. COOP, and Accounting. Using typewriters, adding machines, and calculators, along with learning to file materials are some activities in these classes. Business Education classes prepare students for jobs in offices, department stores, variety stores, and in Business Administration. Say what! Don't peek! Typing requires much concentration. Southwestern High School’s Market- ing program offered students a chance to further their learning in the field of career management. Beginning Marketing, taught by Ron- ald Sack, taught students the basics of Marketing, ranging from math to ad- vertising layouts. Second year Marketing students went deeper into advertising and sell- ing. With instructor Donald Van Orden. the students also participated in the annual DECA competition in Lansing. One other class offered to students interested in learning about running a small variety store, was the school store. Taught by Curtis Holt, students ran cash registers, stocked shelves and waited on customers. Marketing was also offered to stu- dents from other schools as part of the Magnet program. The objective of the class was to further knowledge of man- agement positions. Marketing Dianne Bailey enjoys her work. Much is learned through listening to lectures and taking notes. 112 Marketing This is harder than it looks! Mr. Van Orden and Eddie Washington find time for a picture. Marketing 113 Education involves Experience Students take a break in the lounge Welding takes careful concentration Cosmetology involves many areas of work 114 Skill Center Jodi Justin takes a careful look. The Genesee Area Skill Center offers vocational training to students in a va- riety of fields including Accounting. Aviation. Cosmetology, and Mechan- ics. It is open for five sessions each week-day and one in the evening. Stu- dents receive on-the-job training in or- der to develop their skills in prepara- tion for jobs after high school. Many Southwestern students have taken advantage of this facility and the functional education it provides. Benita Robinson enjoys her work. Tammy Emery concentrates on perfection. Skill Center 115 Many students found their specific educational area satisfied with special ized classes offered through the mag- net program. Students found Science at Northern, Humanities at Central, Health Occupa- tions at Northwestern and Marketing at Southwestern. These classes enable students to ex- plore courses geared towards giving them skills of possible future careers. Mixing up strange potions is Steve Powers. Mr. Van Orden talks to his Marketing class. Drawing Power Factually . . . Kellie Brady concentrates on assignment. Southwestern's Library contains over 14.000 books and 65 magazine subscriptions along with numerous pamphlets to aid students in research of numerous subjects. A career corner is also available for student use. This valuable area con- tains microfiche, films, and books on all careers. Besides instruments for student use it also offers audio-visual machines, projectors, record and tape players for teaching aids. Karen Davis waits patiently for book to be checked out. Library aide checks out! I know I saw that book a minute ago. 118 Library Hearing Impaired Hearing Impaired classes were run by Peg Hagarety and Andrea Larsen. Teachers basically taught certain classes that were language based. Through these classes and regular classes, they worked on language im- provement. Two main goals were im- proving and increasing language and to be as self sufficient as an adult as pos- Students help each other on class work. Hard work is essential to good grades. Hearing Impaired 119 Symphonic Band, directed by Mr. Mi- chael Perkins, worked very hard throughout the year to improve skills on their particular instruments. This band participated in concerts which also included Wind Ensemble and Orchestra. Outstanding players re- presented Southwestern in the Solo and Ensemble Festival in March. Most members were involved in the outstanding Marching Band where they were given an opportunity to learn many skills in a short time. Cellist prepare musk during rehearsal. Playing Strong! Symphonic Band, in full dress uniform, is ready for another first class concert. On the upbeat during rehearsal. 120 Symphonic Band . m. ;• • • Orchestra Keeps Busy Although small, the Southwestern Orchestra produced phenomenal mu- sic during 1983. This group participat- ed in concerts with the other music groups and added a very rich dimen- sion to the instrumental music depart- ment of Southwestern. With Director. Mr. Michael Perkins, this group competed in District Festi- val and placed highly. Next year’s Orchestra has the poten- tial to be a very strong asset at South- western. Wind Ensemble 1983 122 Wind Ensemble First Row: Jennifer Beswetherick. Eleanor Sanford. Leanne James. David Hayes. Chris Couch. Korrin Bussell. Second Row: Melody Meida. Angie Feaster. Debbie Roberts. Lynn Osborn. Shain Little. Kevin Willey. Lonnie Poole. Rod Slaughter. John Hatter. James Kemp. Glenda Miller. Third Row: Alan Houston. Vicki Lorenz. Olga. Vickie Smith. Larilynn Jordan. Amy Dewar. Mike Dom. Grey. Gary Calhoun. Ken Rappuhn. Share O'Neil. Steve Peterson. Mike Peterson. Harold Dow. Ken Rappuhn. Scott Thomas. Fourth Row: Felicia Blain. Angie Williams. Chauncy Nash. Tony. Ryan Miller. John Nash. Chad White. Andrew Cannon. Southwestern's 1982 83 Wind En- semble will again participate in the Dis- trict MSBOA Festival hoping to achieve a 1 and go on to State Compe- tition. Made up of 38 musically inclined stu- dents. the Wind Ensemble participated in seasonal concerts. They also played mixed concerts with other schools. Dedicated to playing, first chair stu- dents also entertained the cast and spectators with their musical talents during the musical production of ‘Su- ___ tt gar. Under the direction of Michael Per- kins. the Wind Ensemble also partici- pated in sales to raise money to com- pete in a band competition in Gatlen- burg. Do You Joanie Evans The Swimming Fillies keeping their City Title for the 8th straight year. Remember when Mr. Diment locked Charlene Bell and Vincent Greer in the Girls Locker Room at The Sweetheart Dance. When Miss Anderson finally let them out they found everyone standing around awaiting to see them. Remember the time Sandy and I went to Mott Park. Do you remember the jog- ger we yelled things to and then found out was a real dog? Perhaps my most memorable mo- ments will always be the time that I spent in the production of “Sugar”. Wearing that ugly pink dress is some- thing that I shall never forget. Tammy and Toni Remember the time that we skipped first hour and came back smelling awful? Tonya Michael Hugan The time I remember most is when John Loper and I put a dead Sucker in Don Hohn’s locker. My most memorable time was at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp when my friend and I were trying to get to the girls cabin and were caught all four times. However, the fifth time we made it. Nora Remember when those guys took us to see the river and there was no water in it? Going to Football games against Cen- tral. Skipping in the back parking lot and going to McDonald’s. Opening night of “Sugar” when B.P. said her famous line: “I can’t help it if my (????) are lopsided.” I remember the time my sister Sue got beat up and I just stood there watching (and laughing). The most memorable time was while Robin Henney and I were at the Valley. We were in crazy moods. We went to The Vogue, Alvins, and even President Tux- edo. We tried on crazy hats, furs, and even tuxs just for the fun of it. We got some strange fun. I’ll never forget Robin. Wendi Loshaw. During practices for “Sugar” two girls remember hiding under the stage and stealing the Orchestra’s instruments. Remember when the three of us mus- kateers decided to skip. We couldn’t de- cide where to go so we just started driv- ing. We ended up at Swartz Creek High School where we met some guys who invited us to a party (do you two remem- ber that party???). We left there and went to Carman; we got lost going to Swartz Creek and again when we went to Carman. That day we had to get gas four times at the same Clark’s but only had change. The attendant thought we were crazy. 124 Remember?!? Verna Remember when we almost got stuck at Burger King with Steve and Toi be- cause his car wouldn’t start. Lynne and Scott Y. Remember when we were supposedly going to Coney Island and said we would be home around 1:00 a.m. but didn’t get home til 5:00 a.m.? June V. I’ll never forget the day when Ben Kel- ley and I were in the Choir room trying to talk to Mr. Bergman. The class was prac- ticing their scales and I glanced at Ben and he was biting his cheek trying not to laugh while suddenly I burst out laughing and we ran for the door which was locked on one side. When we finally got out we roared down the hall with laugh- ter. I couldn’t face Mr. Bergman after that. Two people in the Senior class remem- ber playing S.W.A.T. in the hallway and getting yelled at by Mr. Darnton, even though Mr. Diment was playing also. Ben, remember all the deadlines we worked on together to finish this book? Your sense of humor has been priceless especially that Halloween night at 3:45 a.m. Leta. Leanne James Len, Lenord, Linguini — remember the times of being the horse — also remem- ber when we skipped and were in the parking lot and were scared we were go- ing to get caught so every time a car came by we hid? Horsebreath — Remember when we went to Big John’s and wanted to go back and eat more but they had closed so we had to go to Burger King to run into the grabby. Cheryl Combs — Remember when we went to McDon- ald’s and that WonderBread truck pulled up and you asked the driver if you could squeeze his buns? Becky Plamondon — Remember when we played New York New York in Marching Band in 11th grade and we would start dancing like the Solid Gold Dancers. Also when we thought we were opera singers. Sa For Re Ha. Mike remember when we went T.P.ing and Mr. Cross jumped in your van and started driving it off. Nora C. thought he was a maniac because she didn’t know who it was and she jumped out. 125 Miutics 126 Activity Division Activity 127 Cheerleaders Boost Colt Spirit 1982-83 CHEERLEADERS: Jarae Stevens. Charity Gray. Debbie Stafford. Coach Murdock. Tracey Webster. Tonya Turner, and Yvonne Lewis. With much work from the 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders, school spirit was at a record high. Our Colt Cheerleaders, Tracey Web- ster, Debbie Stafford. Charity Gray, and Yvonne Lewis, were led by Captain Ja'rae Stevens, and Co-Captain Tonya Turner. The squad showed much deter- mination and dedication throughout the season. In training for the season the cheer- leaders held summer practices and at- tended a cheerleading camp which gave them more ideas and helped to perfect their skills. As a result they won third place in the camp's overall competition. Captain — Jarae Stevens: Co-Captain — Tonya Turner 128 Varsity Cheerleading Cheerleaders are sitting pretty. Debbie Stafford and Tracey Webster check out game. Waiting for a touchdown is Tonya Turner and Yvonne Lewis. Varsity Cheerleading 129 A Cheer Away From Varsity Keeping spirits high for students in the 1982 83 year were the Southwest ern Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. The Team consisted of: Captain-An- gie Stevens: Co-Captain-Shawnda Bar- bee: Sherri Jones, Tracy Jones. Chrissy Kottalis, Helen Sampson. Pau- la Golembiewski and Tonya Davis. During the summer, the Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders traveled with the Varsity Cheerleaders to camp at the University of Michigan in which they learned new routines and performed in competition. The camp and the support from their coach. Mrs. Helen Murdock, helped in making their year successful. Let’s Get Fired Up. First Row: Sherrie Jones. Second Row: Shawnda Barbee. Tonya Davis Tracy Jones. Third Row: Coach. Helen Murdock. Paula Golembiewski. Angie Stevens. Helen Sampson. 130 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Desiree Gonzales and Jarae Stevens show a touch of punk. Put your head on my shoulder. I’m Scared Of That Once again Southwestern's Student Government sponsored a Halloween dress up day. Because of Southwes tern’s spirited student body this was the biggest turn out ever for a dress up day. Although some students chose not to participate, the ones who did chose costumes that ranged from “punk rockers to babies. All of those involved agreed it was a fun way to celebrate Halloween at school. Count Kim Hunt puts the bite on Dana Bagley. Halloween 131 Watching People Travel First Row: Patricia Wright. Sunday Sherman. Angie Williams. Kim Vance. Denise Roberts. Rochelle Brown. Chauncy Nash. Stephanie Brown. Robert Bader. Tracy Hollenbeck. Jenny Wielock. Felicia Blain. Sandy Klutz. Lori Soles. Second Row: Anita Matney. Amy Seniff. Kim Lamb. Kevin Willey. Lonnie Poole. Greg Haostek. Kathy Lamb. Shane O’Neill. Gary Calhoun. Fred Rappuhn. Amy Dewar. Kelli Lamb. Third Row: Shawne Little. John Parker. Glenda Miller. Sue Terrill. Brion Tash. Harold Dumanois. Mike Dumanois. Steve Peterson. Ryan Miller. Mike Peterson. Julie Lorder. Michelle Briggs. Fourth Row; Donna Davis. Debbie Roberts. Michelle Lafrey. John Comer. Melissa Battles. Vicky Lorencz. Shelby Bethel. Ken Rappuhn. Cris Marr. Terrence Thomas. Jimmy Bell. Raquel Ruffin. Fifth Row: Chris Soles, Lynne Osbourne. Mike Charney. Eleanor Sanford. Pam Miller. Jaquetta Brown. Jackie Webster. Valerie Strange. Cheryl Arnold. Korrin Bussell. Alisha Gardener. Marsha Grimes. Stephanie Strange. Tara Dodd. Larilynn Jordan. Leanne Japies. Karen Cannon. Becky Plamondon. Chris Couch. Terri Wandrie. Margaret Rossier. Kim Hoit. Standing: Scott Thomas. Lisa Taylor. Kevin Troller. Tony Prause. Chad White. Mike Ryan. Deane Arnold. Davis Hayes. 2 a £ t i u u “Hi Mom! Scott Thomas leads band onto field. Growing in size, the Marching Colts, directed by Instrumental Music Direc- tor Michael Perkins, added competition to their schedule along with their foot- ball appearances and other school ac- tivities. The 92 member band competed in the Michigan State Invitational. Dur- and Invitational. Flushing Invitational, and also competed at the Michigan State Championships at Plymouth. The band also took part in the ground breaking of Auto World. The Colt Marchers were also into the political scene. When playing for the Democratic State Convention, they performed for Senator Donald Riegle and Governor James Blanchard. The band started something new this year by Marching in neighbor- hoods. They marched in the Zimmer- man and Neithercut Communities along with performing at the Freeman area bon fire. Greeting Santa Claus at Genesse Valley this year the Colt Marching Band played their own rendition of the Southwestern Fight Song and “The Horse.” In late August and early September, field commanders were selected by Mr. Perkins. Drum Major was Scott Thom- as. Assistant Drum Major was David Hayes. Lisa Taylor was selected as Color Guard Commander, and Dianne Arnold was selected as Assistant Col- or Guard Commander. Giving a helping hand to Mr. Perkins this year was Color Guard Instructor Orlando Suttles and Percussion In- structor Barry Wheeler. At the end of each season awards are given to selected Band members: Marcia Grimes, Best Silk Kathy Lamb. Military Bearing Raquel Ruffin. Most Improved Silk Robert Bader. Most Improved Marcher Robert Bader. Rookie Of The Year Steve Peterson. Battered Boot French Horns. Best Section French Horns. Most Improved Section 134 Marching Band Band Symbolizes Spirit Marching Band 135 Faces Met During Our Journey In 1983 Events! “Sugar” Shortest Strike in History Colt Round-CJp Karen Leanne as the Horse 1st Year for Band Competition in 4 years Girls Basketball Team Went to District The Return of Mr. Clothier Girls Swim Team Won 8th City Title Girls Tennis Team Was 1st in City All Rooms in the school were painted Ski Club couldn't ski No swimming in the halls Prom at the University Club Valentine's Day Dance The Hockey Team beat Central 137 Business Explorers Club Matt Collins. Scribe: Scot Millican. 2nd Vice President: Sunday Sherman. Secretary: Amy Seniff. Photographer: Nathaniel Allen. Vice President. Business Explorers Club was very active in Colt Country during 1983 un- der the sponsorship of Mrs. Carl Weathers. Mrs. Mary Lingenfelter. and Mrs. Audrey Morris. During the year, members heard many speakers concerning various as- pects of Business. Other activities in- cluded skating parties, hay rides, birth- day parties for members and sponsors along with other inovative and interest- ing projects. Also, throughout the year, the group sold cookies to earn money for the grand finale activity: a two-week Boat trip on Lake Michigan! “Prevailing Winds 11“ is used each Summer for the annual two-week voyage. Club members help Mrs. Lingenfelter celebrate her birthday. Crew of 1982 Summer cruise. 138 Business Explorers Club First Row: David Hoag. Mike Charney. Jennie Beswetherick. David Hayes. Glenda Miller. Eleanor Sanford. Second Row: Tony Prouse. Chauncy Nash. Gary Calhoun. Shane O’Neil. Fred Rappuhn. Third Row: Chad White. Steve Peterson. Kevin Willey. Ken Rappuhn. Scott Thomas. Mike Peterson. Southwestern students were hon- ored with Jazz Band in 1983. Most of this group, which was started at the end of Marching Band season, partici pated in the “Sugar” Orchestra during December. January, and February. After “Sugar” the band resumed prac- tice which continued through the end of the year. This band participated in the Jazz Band Festival and represented South- western in excellent form. Also. Jazz Band played in Spring concerts with Southwestern’s other music groups. Jazz It Gp Jazz Band 139 First Row: Sharon Willard. Terry Walton. Second Row: Yolanda Garner. Third Row: Tammy Dobbyn. Melinda McCormick. Charlene Bell. Jim Bledsoe. Allen Poe. Shawn Dulandy. Jeff Dobbyn. Todd Laramore. Lori Smith. Denise Knowlton. Dawn Nelson. Mason Dixon Southwestern and Northern combined efforts to produce a superior choir and made “Mason Dixon”. This 16 voice choral group performed at both schools and at other auditoriums throughout Flint. This group was directed by Mr. C.L. Bergman of Southwestern and made extraordinary advances in music during the year. 140 Mason Dixon Rachel Bates. Paul Campbell. Tina Reeves. Melinda McCormick. Carolyn Coles. Tammy Burgess. Second Row: Lora Beck. Tammy Dobbyn. Heidi Morgan. Lisa Shumaker. Lori Smith. Becky Williams. Sandy Binder. Third Row: Charlene Bell. Andrea Thompson. Sharon Willard. Carmen Dungey. Christina Hargrave. Denise Knolton. Dawn Nelson. Glenda Byassee. Fourth Row: Alan Poe. Jim Bledsoe. Doug Klee. Albert Willard. Bill Streefkerk. Nathaniel Allen. Timothy Bell. Jeff Dobbyn. Vocal Music Expands Vocal music at Southwestern grew during 1983 under the direction of Mr. C.L. Bergman. Choir was available for experienced singers and was very active. They performed in many concerts all year. Mixed Chorus was the class for inexperienced singers to learn the basic skills needed for quartet singing. This group participated in concerts with Choir and the bands of Southwestern at various times throughout the year. Vocal Music 141 • - s ' Academics — Karen. Leanne. not pictured Caroline. Photographers — not pictured Dave. Tom. Ken. Jay. Tom. Amy. 142 Spectrum First Row: Leanne James. Debbie Lada. John Barley. Debbie Gonzales. Ellen Walters. Cheryl Combs. Tina Seeborg. Second Row: Tracy Webster. Leta Williams. Ben Kelley. Jonnel Clothier. Karen Cannon. Sue Green. David Hayes. Michele Britvec. Third Row: Mrs. Kathryn Sanders. Desiree Gonzales. Tom Hughes. Amy Seniff. Tom Leamy. Jay Linzey. Ken Rappuhn. Caroline Metzger. Spectrum Staff Super . . . Again Advisor — Mrs. Sanders Editor In Chief — Leta Williams Assistant Editor — Ben Kelley Academics Editor — Karen Cannon Staff — Leanne James Carolin Metzger Activities Editor — Jonnel Clothier Staff — John Barley Cheryl Combs Desiree Gonzales Classes Editor — Sue Green Staff — Ellen Walters Debbie Gonzalez Photography Editor — David Hayes Staff — Tom Hughes Tom Leamy Jay Linzey Ken Rappun Amy Seniff Sports Editor — Ben Kelley Staff — Debbie Lada David Oslund Tracy Webster Typist — Tina Seeborg Index Editor — Michele Britvec Spectrum 143 © E 7 RA A H ooP bear riJzs L . bM A6«in _ _ Foreign Correspondent. Sue Szucs. takes her mid afternoon coffee break. Editor-In-Chief. Michele Britvec kicks back. Yes, there still is a Hoofbeat. Despite doubts that lasted until March, those that wanted a student voice found that putting out a student newspaper could be fun for themselves and informative for the student body. Going from a bi-weekly to a monthly publication, the staff hopes for a larger success next year. Reporters — Todd Corder. Tracy Harris. Photographer — Gerald Edwards. 144 Hoofbeat Reporter Kellie Brady Rashes her pearly whites. Sports Editor Leta Williams types up a big scoop. Hoofbeat Rides Again Assistant Editor. Robert Bader. Hoofbeat 145 Creative Colts show their spirit through signs. Listening to the band inspires all to fire up. Colts Show Spirit And Pride Assembly Band members add excitement to the assembly. Pep Assembly 147 Sunny Sounds Of Success Junior Achievement, an activity de- signed to manufacture future business leaders, was featured again this year. JA was founded in 1919 to help stu- dents learn about the free enterprise systems. Students were taught major busi- ness skills and designed their own cre- ations to sell to the market. JA hosted a Trade Fair at Flint’s Genesee Valley. There the students sold their products. Many students participated in JA from Southwestern in 1983. Rob Bader gets the frosty mug sensation. Rob Bader and Claire Schwartz show off their Awards. Claire Schwartz demonstrates a solar powered music box. 148 Junior Achievement DECA Outstanding Again! Distributive Education Clubs, alias DECA. is an organization designed to help students learn the various skills in marketing management careers. Out of the thirty-eight DECA partici pants, thirty-five Flint Southwestern students qualified for state competi- tion. The participants were judged in the areas of competency, personal in- terviews. and mathematical skills. Southwestern students dominated in all areas of regional competition. When DECA students were asked to express their feelings about DECA, they replied. “It’s not just a job, it’s an experience.” Participants stand by DECA flag. Many students place high in competition. Winners show off their medals. DECA 149 Year Of Leadership Senior class officers LR: Karen Davis. President: Jonnel Clothier. Vice-President: Michele Britvec. Sec.-Treas.: Karen Cannon. Representative. Freshman class officers L R: Chris Couch. President: Maurice Hollis. Vice President: Ed Rowe. Representative: Chris McLaughlin. Sec.-Treas. Junior class officers: Bottom to top: Toby: L R Cheryl Hyde. Representative and Lonnie Poole. Sec.-Treas.: Tonya Turner. Vice President: Mel Pryor. President. 150 Student Council Executive officers L R: Jimmy Bell. Vice President: Tina Seeborg. Sec.: Robert Bader. President: Lisa Smith. Treas. Sophomore clsss officers: Bottom to top: Pam Adams. Pres.: Charlene Bell. Vice-Pres.: Cheryl Arnold. Representative: Jackie Webster. Sec.-Treas. Bottom to top: Joanie Evans. Sec. of Legal Affairs: Jon Damec. Sec. of Athletic Affairs: Lynette Gould. Special Representative. The Southwestern Student Council was once again the catalyst of change. With unwavering dedication, faculty sponsor Kathleen Anderson helped the group reach new heights of leadership. A new constitution has guided the group to much success. For a new twist, the Student Council is offering a scholarship to aid students in their pur suit of a quality college education. They also added a new symbol of Colt Pride by officially adopting “The Block.” This year’s Student Council would like to express congratulations to Ex ecutive President Robert Bader. Bader participated in the United States Senate Youth Program which included a test taken by all student government members in the country. Bader earned first place in the city which qualified him as a State Semi- Finalist and he concluded the competi tion by placing seventh in the State. See ya at the sock hop. Friday. Rory Roberts sports his backwards attire. We Got Spirit, Yes We Do In an attempt to raise school spirit for the Central football game. South- western set aside one week for spirit festivities. Blue and White Day, 50’s Day, Backwards Day. and Stuffed Ani- mal Day were the highlighted activi- ties. The week ended with one of Southwestern’s best Pep Assemblies of the year. YEAAAAA!!!! Karen Davis does her work 50’s style. Cinder The Big Top Rides and good food are features of the Colt Round up. For the first time in many years. Southwestern Community Council again hosted the Colt Round-up. Octo- ber 1. 2. and 3. The Round-up featured rides and games which were run by volunteer groups of the school. Good food and fun were enjoyed by all. Money raised from the three day event went towards school-community groups, and a scholarship fund. Mrs. Murdock enjoys working under the tent. Midway sizzles with excitement. Colt Round Up 153 Still Show With No Snow A delightful winter for most of Michi- gan was a disaster for Southwestern skiers. Only Mt. Holly’s machines pro- vided enough snow to glide down the hills locally. A Christmas sale gave the Ski Club enough money to escape to the north in January. Boyne Mountain had all the snow they had waited (and waited) for here. First Row — Eric Terrill. Chris Plunkey. Dan Giampetroni. Mike Woodbury. Kayla Wierman. Andy Cannon. Second Row — Joe Karr. Paige Wierman. Mr. Roy Eiker. Bob Bradley. Todd Dickinson. John Nash. Ken Ham. Jeff Mack. Guy Odom. 154 Ski Club Under the direction of Suzanne Meissner, the 1982-83 National Honor Society carried out many successful projects benefiting the community. Among the projects were the adoption of a young child and a set of grandpar- ents. They also held a pancake supper to help raise funds and a canned food drive for the needy. The members looked upon their pro- jects as a great learning experience. It helped them to better understand the problems around them and how to deal with them. It also helped to strengthen their communication skills. The officers of the year were: Jonnal Clothier, president. Robert Bader, vice- president Jennifer Florida, secretary, and Ken Rappuhn, treasurer. (Js bored? Are you kidding! NHS Welcomes Juniors NHS 155 President Jonnel Clothier listens to members' suggestions. Where are my pants? Jay Clothier catches the new wave as others look on. Young Life “Looks Wet” If you were looking for something fun to do on a Monday night, you should have tried Young Life. This was a non-denominational group which dis- cussed Christianity in terms of a high school student’s everyday activities. Besides group talks. Young Life fea- tured crazy skits, singing, week-end trips, and one of the best “beach par- ties” in Young Life history. The group meets at different mem- bers’ homes every week. This usually meant no furniture in the room and very steamed up windows. Many Young Life skits were centered around food. Some Young Life mem- bers remember such things as candied onions, a can of sardines, baby food, eggs, and chocolate syrup. Dow Jones and the Industrials belt out a hot tune. 156 Young Life A Sign Of The Times Sign language club pauses for a group shot. In its second year at Southwestern, the Sign Language Club improved their skills in communicating with the Hear- ing Impaired. Under the direction of K.J. Hooten. the members learned to talk with their hands and advanced to building sen tences. This club gives an added dimension to both the members lives and the peo- ple they learn to understand. i i K.J. Hooten shows signs of enjoyment. Amy Seniff demonstrates proper techniques. Sign Language Club 157 Sweet Sue and her Society Syncopators. Penniless Bums. Joe and Jerry. The musical “Sugar” was a block- buster success at Southwestern in Feb- ruary! Student involvement and excite- ment were at an all time high. Cast and crew worker throughout January and February to present this play at four performances. The time went quickly with the thrill of being on stage and the “smell of the grease paint will remain with all involved for- ever. Many thanks are given to the faculty advisors who helped with every aspect of the musical. These were: Michael Perkins — Orchestra Direc- tor Mary Ehrlich — Director Rose Marie Hunter — Props and Set- tings C.L. Bergman — Choral Director Earl Crowder — Props Judi Malecki — Sign Interpreter Roberta Simons — Choreographer John Lynch — Lighting Student Director was Lisa Smith. Al- though everyone cannot be mentioned, their efforts were appreciated by all. Sugar and her 'instant' millionaire. Spats and his Gang. 158 “Sugar “Sugar” Josephine and Daphne makes their first appearance. Joe and Sugar on “his” yacht. 160 Junior Division Junior Division 161 Class Of I, Jonnel Clothier, will all my mini skirts, bright tights, and grease to Marla Ring. I. Julie Chapman, will ALL my ‘locker part- ners’ to my sister Reah Walker. I, Cozetta Bennett, leave Andrion Thompson my graceful walk. I, Linda Lewis, leave to Barbara Hart (my little sister) all the nicknames you have ever given me including that one special one. I, Karen Cannon, do hereby will my out- standing activeness, perfect punctuality and my renound excuses to no one. We, Jonnel Clothier and June Voorhess. hereby will our speedy volleyball, floor play and skills to Kellie Brady. Janet Coggins, and Chris Tilley. I. Susan D. Green, gratefully leave Ellen Wal- ters and Debbie Gonzales all monotonous, dreadful classes. Also I leave my short fin- gernails which are good for scratching the chalkboard. I. Joanie Evans, do hereby will my frayed drag suit to Chris Melaragni. May you wear it with extreme caution. I. Tina Seeborg. hereby leave the doorway of Room 18 to all of Mr. Stewart’s friends and to Mr. Stewart one pound of coffee. I, Pam Ybarra, hereby will to Guy Odom the craziness that all “us redheads have. I, Robert Bader, being of a somewhat sound mind and healthy body, do hereby will my wit, patience, and all my love to Felicia Blain, may she wear them with style. I, Tonya LaMay, leave my car to Laurie Mur- phy because I doubt that hers will be around ’83 Wills too much longer. I, Michael Hugan, do hereby will my barbar- ian posters, my Right To Bear Arms bumper stickers, and the Rogue’s Gallery to the Ju- nior Class. I, Jeff Dobbyn, will my good grades, person- ality. charm, and my way with women to Scot Millican. I. John M. Barley, hereby will all my golfing abilities to Joe Karr so that he may become an “All Valley bigshot and hopefully “All State.” I. John M. Barley, hereby will all my love and happiness to Dianna Clining, my girl. I. Tracy Sherrod, of sound mind and body leave my tennis racquet to Kellie Brady so that she won’t have to borrow Mr. Frost’s. I would also like to leave all of my Human- ities “cheat-sheets to any junior planning to take the class next year. We, Leta Williams and Ben Kelley, do hereby will to Debbie Lada and Martha Cox the responsibilities and all the long hours put into making the Spectrum. I. Jimmie D. Bell, will my great personality and my sense of humor to a great guy. Mr. Lonnie (cool) Poole. I, Trevias Minner. leave Mike Galleon my musty armpads. I, Wendi Loshaw. hereby leave all my school books and some cranky teachers to my little brothers. Fred Loshaw and Rick Irwin. We. the Class of 83. do hereby will all the good times and good friends of high school to the Class of 84; may your journey always lead to happiness. 162 Junior Division Lester Alford Larry Aliver Debbie Allen Todd Allen Kerri Allyn Tammy Ancira Darrell Anderson A New Start . . . Eric Anderson Michelle Anderson Wayne Anderson Cazzie Avery Selina Banks Melissia Battles Kim Beaugard Jennie Beswetherick Felicia Blain Wendy Bracy Ken Bradburn Melissa Bradley Debra Bradshaw Kellie Brady Donna Brown Gary Brown Robert Brown Kendra Bryant Paris Bryson Jesse Buchanan Richard Burgess Steve Burrow Juniors 163 Brenda Burtrum Dana Cadwallader Barbara Campbell LaDonna Campbell John Carpenter Tina Cason Tracy Clark Michael Cleveland Dianna Clining Janet Coggins Roger Combs Diana Contreras David Crane Jim Crawford Kevin Crawly Sandra Cross Dafer Dabaja Karen Daily Amber Davidson Tanya Davis Anthony Day Eric Delsman Gina Depew Amy Dewaw Todd Dickenson Kendra Dickenson Tara Dodd Jeff Downing Judith Earley Vincent Earnest Lane Ellis 164 Juniors Kim Emerick Todd English Ed Erickson Kathy Ertel Eric Eubanks Sallie Evans Toy a Fields Connie Fisher Jennifer Florida Harrison Fogel Vonda Ford Darlene Francis Michelle Franciso Dennis Fritcher Terry Fyock Tina Gaddis Laveme Gaines Michael Galleon Jenny Gamble Dan Giampetroni Robin Gibson Andre Gilmore Antoine Gilmore Debbie Gonzalez Calvert Gordon Lanette Gould Yolanda Graham Tim Greenlick Aaron Griffis Neilia Grondin Lora Grubb Juniors 165 Joseph Hamilton Brian Hancock Amy Hanson Tracy Harris Barbara Hart Robert Haw Lisa Hedger Shannon Heidt Nicola Herron Theresa Hill Kimberly Hoedeman Tracy Hollenbeck Shelly Hollis John Hood Tom Hopak Vicki Horton Pat Hudkins Jeff Hudson Tom Hughes Cheryl Hyde Paula Irwin Greg Jackson Karl Janka Floyd Jennings Margo Johnston Cynthia Jones Kathy Jones Shelann Jones Terry Jones Troy Jones 166 Juniors . . . For The Southwestern Larilynn Jordan Stephanie Jordan Joe Karr Daniel Kaufman Sue Keeven Cliff Kendrick Sandy Klutts Gus Kuzmanovsky Debbie Lada Kathy Lamb Kim Lamb Angela Landino Howard Leggins Steve Lenderman Yvonne Lewis Jay Linzey Charlene Longworth Christine Luna Anne MacDonald Jeff Mack Dave Main Donna Malosh Derrick Martin Philip Martin Tabitha Martin Tammy Mauk Valerie McEwen Randy McKinney Candy McLeod Leslee McMullen Robin Medling Juniors 167 Junior Class Alan Meissner Chris Melaragni Lance Merriwether Caroline Metzger Chuck Miller Mike Mitchell Shelly Montrull Lisa Moreland Stephanie Mortimer Sam Muma Jeff Murphy Laura Murphy Tonya Neal Sheri Nelson Students work hard — or hardly work!! Dan Opila David Oslund Kim Parks Stacey Patton Vern Payne Mike Peterson Dina Petkoff Scott Phelps Lynn Phillips Mary Piersol Renee Pillen Robert Pillen Allen Poe Lonnie Poole 168 Juniors Pam Poole Steve Powers Shaun Pratt Ted Prieur Mel Pryor Dana Radley Tony Raleigh Ken Rappuhn Cheryl Rayner Kenneth Reeves Marla Ring Shawn Robbin Andy Roberson Rory Roberts Sharon Robertson Benita Robinson David Robinson Gerald Robnolte Students hurry to locker before last bell rings Juniors 169 Of 1982 Jacqueline Rosebohm Jeff Rothley Raquel Ruffin Dawn Runyan Keith Russell Lea Sarles Brian Schluckbier Tracey Scott Amy Seniff CJsha Shankar Robert Shannon Holly Sharpe Seymour Shaw Mike Simmons Felicia Skinner Janet Skodinski Paul Smith Tim Smith Lori Soles Luella Spence Kelly Spriggs Debbie Stafford Scott Stebbins Kim Stevens John Stewart Tina Stewart Troy Stewart Ken Stott Stephannie Strange Russel Taunt Kelly Taylor Tammy Teare Frances Teel Mike Telgenhof Regina Terry Lori Thacker Kimie Theadgill Scott Thomas Andrea Thompson Kristie Tickle Chris Tilley 170 Juniors Robert Tipton Timothy Townsend Amanda Trujillo Steve Truscott Katie Tuohy Carol Turner Howard Turner Tonya Turner Dennis CJjlaky Carl Vance Chance VanEckhoutte Flestia Vaughn Mike Walker Rhea Walker Ellen Walters Pam Webb Tracey Webster Leann West Sheldon Wetherholt Chad White Merlin White Rochell White Jody Whitman Paul Whitmore Kelly Whittier Gregory Wideman Paige Weirman Michealle Wilkinson Angela Williams Brian Williston Meridth Wollard Tracey Woodson Steve Woolworth Jennifer Wortham Johnnie Wynn Scott Yencer Juniors 171 Class Of 85’ 172 Sophomore Division Class Of '85’ Sophomore Division 173 Special Autographs Class Of “85” Starts Out Ryan Miller makes a necessary stop. Evelyn Abuaita Pamela Adams Bill Adkinson Mark Alexander Sandy Alvarado Courtney Anderson Schantell Anderson Vicki Anderson Cheryl Arnold Kelly Ashmun Mark Bachman Darryl Baning Shawnda Barbee Sylvia Barfield Barbara Baricska Cindy Barry Tim Bassier Keith Bearup Patrick Beatty Lori Beck Charlene Bell Kim Bell Tim Bell Lori Bentoski Troy Berry Brad Billings Brian Billings Lisa Blakely Jim Bledsoe Lisa Bonner Nathaniel Boyd Michelle Bradley Sophomores 175 Robert Bradley Ava Brown Rochelle Brown Stephanie Brown Wendy Brown Robin Bryson Patricia Burnside Gary Calhoun Andrew B. Cannon Nicole Cantin William Carter Spencer Carpenter Mike Chailland Matt Chaney Katrina Clark Liz Cochran Susanne Cochran Lori Cole Dan Collins Eldridge Collins Matt Collins Ann Cooper Julie Corder Tina Corder Martha Cox Paul Crow Traci Curnow Deborah Curtis Jason Damec Deanne Davis James Davison Darren Day Charlie Descoe Ralph Dickenson Steve Dillingham Wally Dimick Tammy Dobin Tina Drake John Drew Lisa Duckworth Mike Dumanois 176 Sophomores Patsy Duncan Robert Durance Retina Dye Wayne Ealey Barbara Ebel Charlotte Elliott Leslie Emmel Larry Endicott Kim Eremia Shelly Fagan Work Now, Play Later Jennifer Fall Byron Felton Jim Fenton Jeff Fickes Mark Fields Chris Fisher Leonard Fleming Roger Flesher Joe Ford Brett Fortney Theresa Foster David Galerneau Bill Garrad Paul Garrad Minga Garza Louis Gauthier Tonya Gilbert Renee Glomboski Wendy Glover Erika Goguen Sophomores 177 Marsha Goldfarb Paula Golembiewski Terry Gould Joseph Gray Craig Green Linda Green Cindy Greenlick Kurley Griffith Troy Griffith Marsha Grimes Jacob Groff Dana Gugin Rose Gutierrez Ken Ham James Hampton Denise Hargrave Leslie Harris John Hatter Deanna Hawk Tommie Hawkins Anita Hayes Pat Hayes Stacey Haynes Sam Henry Kim Hewitt Olga Hickox Greg Higgenbotham Serena Hodge Anthony Holder Margie Holmes Jimmy Hood Brad Hooks Mike Hooks David Hornback Britta Howard Debbie Howe Melissa Howe Brian Hudson Denise Hughes 178 Sophomores Robert Hunter Janice Hutchins Rick Irwin Andre Jones Chris Jones Reese Jones Robbie Jones Sherrie Jones Sherry Jones Willie Jones George Kallander Angela Keen Ty Keener Scott Keeven Ben Kelso Lisa Kelso Donna Kennedy Susan Key Robbin Kindell Vem Kinder Yvonne Kinder Michelle Knight Chrissy Kottalis David Kromer Debbie Kubik John Lamar Tammy Lash Antwyne Ledesma Robert Lee Stan Lee Lolita Leflore Jeff Lewis Raymond Little Only Two More Years Sophomores 179 Classes — No Easy Work David Lopez Phylliss Lovejoy Lloyd Lyles James Macko Jim Mansfield Melissa Marcou Alonzo Martin Ozel Martin Wendy Martin Anita Matney Robert Mathews Melinda McCormick Brad McCoy Vincent McFadden Bryan McIntyre Kirk McMullen David Metcalf Nicole Metcalf Angela Miller Fred Miller Gilbert Miller Randy Miller Ryan Miller Sam Miller Anthony Minca Virginia Mitchell Brent Mohrman Tom Moore Gary Morris Darnell Murphy Rodney Musgraves Kevin Myott Chauncey Nash John Nash 180 Sophomores Tammy Neal Charles Nelson Gina Nelson Jamie Neidhardt Roderick Norman Tonya Norman Sabrina Novak Meli-sa Olde Guy Odom Shane O’Neill Ron Oskey Royce Ottaway Dean Paxton Michelle Payne Dawn Pearce Carylon Pearson Bryan Pellons Raechelle Pemberton Harold Phillips Terry Pickard Tony Plamondon Laurie Plummer Michelle Polklnghorne Antwuan Powell Mary Price Bill Promenchenkel Tonya Ramsey Paula Reid Wendy Rennie Mark Reynolds Dave Robinson Allan Rowe Mike Ryan Kevin Ryder Sophomores 181 Sophomore, Go For It. Bart Sadler Helen Sampson Marcia Sargent Kim Saver Brenda Schluckbier Elizabeth Schmacher Donald Seniff Tammy Shavrnoch Kevin Shaw Sunday Sherman Rochelle Shoals Rod Slaughter Diane Small Chris Smith Dawn Smith Scott Smith Vicki Smith Christine Soles Jeff Spears Loretta Stephan Angie Stevens Lisa Stewart Jack Stewart Michelle Stott Dave Stricklin Melinda Stuhr Erik Suomela Greg Szabo Debra Tabb Paula Tackett Donald Tayler Lisa Taylor Kim Taylor Mike Taylor Steve Teague David Teel Lori Terpenning Susan Terrill Dale Thomas What????? 182 Sophomores “What's happin ' asks Debbie Tabb. Mary Thomas Mindy Thompson Francis Thompson Stacey Thompson Scott Thweatt Ken Timbs Kevin Troller Anne Touhy Quanda Tyler Betsy Vance Kim Vance William Van Over Andre Vaughn Fred Vizanko Paula Vizcarra Marlis Walker Nikki Walker Michele Wallace David Walton Denise Warner Lisa Warner Marvin Warren Theresa Watkins Craig Weatherford Janet Webb Jackie Webster Jeff Wegne Sylvia White Melissa Willard James Williams Pamela Williams Danny Wineland Donald Winer Julie Winkfield Jim Witucki Mike Wood berry Diana Woods Anthony Young Tracey Younger Sophomores 183 Draw |our fauorite freshman 184 Freshman Division Class flf 86' Freshman Division 185 Freshmen Get Gsed to SW David Abney Laura Adams Keith Allen Florence Allessie Kimerly Anderson Teresa Anthony Patrick Armstrong Dianne Arnold Adrienne Auger Geoffrey Aumaugher Sharon Barfield Ken Barry Mike Beattie Shelly Beatty Lisa Bedtelyon Tammy Beemer Candida Berry Shelbie Bethel Dale Bingley Joseph Bisco Arnetta Blaylock Ronda Boedecker Ronald Boshaw William Bowens Neil Bowman Eddie Bracy Mark Bradfield Timi Bradshaw Robin Brady James Briggs Michele Briggs Tracee Brook man Jacquetta Brown Paula Brug 186 Freshmen Learning Can Be Fun Patty Buchanan Gale Buffey Tim Burgess Julie Burton Terry Burton Korrin Bussell Marisa Butler Brian Cagle Angie Campbell Mark Campbell Bill Cannoy Eugena Card Jonese Carter Patricia Carter Vicki Carter Billy Cassidy Paula Chamberlain Bettha Chambers Michael Charney Curtis Chiles Brandy Clark Kelly Clark Dave Cline Terry Cline Jay Clothier Terry Cocking Bill Cockrum Jody Coleman Barb Collins Brian Collins John Comer Paul Conway Gordon Cooper Chris Couch Carl Cozart Derek Crawford Kelli Crawford Mike Cross Steve Crow Cassondra Crowder Fatma Dabaja Tammy Debord Virginia Denman Heather Desco Kevin Dixson Stephanie Dmock Tracy Dominy Stacy Doty Christopher Dow Tracy Dowland Harold Dumanois Freshmen 187 Randy Duplanty Darwin Elliott Darrell Ellwood Larry Elrod Kevin Elswick Dan Estes David Etheridge Carletta Evans John Evans Angie Feaster Alberta Ferriby Abdul Fisher Tracy Frazier Neal Freeman Tina Fritcher Matt Frye Sue Fyock Gerald Gallagher Kelly Galyean Guadalupe Garcia Alisha Gardener Jamie Garth Eric Garty Sharmaine Gilbert Glenn Gilmore Clarence Gipson Erin Goode Mary Gormley Tonya Griffin Todd Grignani Cheryl Gross Ben Gutierrez Jesse Haddix Jennine Hampton Darlynda Hardneti Lisa Harris Esstardia Harvey Wanda Harvey Vicky Hawkins Freshman 188 Greg Hayostek Cheryl Hazel Jerri Hazelwood David Heiser Kelly Heiser Leslie Henderson Richard Henry Patty Hensley Richard Henzarek Patrick Herrington Leslie Hicks Joseph Hill Kim Hilton David Hoag Kelly Hollins Maurice Hollis Theresa Hoover Tina Hopson Shawn Hubard Eric Hurd Tina Hylton Robert Isham Stephanie Jacobson Matt James Torrence Jarrett Alicia Johnson Charity Johnson Dana Johnson George Johnson Julie Johnson Mike Johnson Sara Johnson Brian Jones Dennis Jones Merritt Jones Tammy Jones Freshmen 189 jr Tammy Kagen Sherry Kendrick Matt Kerovac Lorrie King Lisa Kneip Jerry Knisley Marcellus Koger Maurice Koger Vance Kuta Michael Lafave Michelle Laffrey Kim Lajewski Kelli Lamb Theresa Lamonte Brenda Lara Cheryl Lawson Don Leach Anna Lee Tom Lewis Matt Lindsey Shawne Little Janet Livingston Stephannie Lloyd Eric Loehr Patricia Lopez Vicki Lorencz Fred Loshaw Jason Lyon Adriana Magana Cris Mar Nicole Marshall 190 Freshmen Mezon Martin Michelle Martin Sheila Martin Gary Mason Tammy Massie Jesse Massoud Angela McBride Sean McBride Kim McConnell Trena McDaniel Andrea McFate Prentiss McKenzie Chris McLaughlin Jack McLaurin Kevin McLaurin Charla McMullen Karen Meadows Michael Medling Melody Meida Michelle Mendez Carl Merriwether James Miller Matt Miller Melanie Miller Tina Miller Melinda Mills Brian Minca Michelle Mitchell Susie Mize Mike Molpus Laura Moore Heidi Morgan Larry Munoz Mike Munoz Annette Myers Michelle Myrick Keri Nadalin Toney Nasser Rudolph Neal Sherrie Nealy Freshmen 191 Julie Neeley Kaye Nelson Sheri Newbury Scott Newman Joe Noriega Cletus O'Dell Darron Odom Jennifer Odom Gerry O'Neil Lynne Osburn Pam Owens Dan Palmer Jack Parker John Parker Bill Pawluk Steven Peterson Kathy Petkoff Darien Pillow Julie Pillon Renetha Plair Scott Polkinghorne Glen Pollender Troy Pope Antoine Poplar Jacqueline Potter Kendra Potter Jennifer Pratt Tony Prause Chemaine Price Tangi Price Andre Pringle Antonio Pritchett Lisa Provost Joe Queen Kittie Ramoie Zandra Randle Fred Rappuhn Erik Radford John Reese Alana Rich Looking Ahead . . . 192 Freshmen With Help, We Can Do It Wade Richardson Dan Robnolte Margaret Rossier Sue Rothley Michelle Runnals Kevin Russell Cindy Rutherford Michelle Ryal Jerry Rye Michelle Sadler Sonya Sanders Tammy Sanders Eleanor Sanford Joe Sarles Aaron Schepler Lucinda Schultz Mark Scott Ron Scott Jamie Seely Paul Segerstedt Beth Shapiro Jim Shepard Michelle Sherman Rome Skinner Michelle Skonezney Dexter Smith JoLynne Smith Michelle Speck Jeannie Spence Shannon Spencer Stephanie Spohn Mike Staisil Elizabeth Stauffer Freshmen 193 Jessamym Stewart Ron Stimpson Valerie Strange William Streefkerk Demetrious Stuart Jeff Stuck Ronda Sutherland Tony Szabo Brion Tash Valerie Taylor Scott Telgenhof Paula Thayer Terence Thomas Julie Thompson Richard Thompson Wendy Tingley Pat Trevorrow Jimmy Tripp Leon Trowbridge Evangeline Tweedy Alexandra Tyler Revilo Tyler Sheana Vaughn James Voorhess Randy Wagner Elton Walker Martha Walker Robert Wallace Scott Wallis Terry Wandrie Tamekila Wansley Denise Ware Danny Warner Edward Watkins Ronnie Weissend Marvin White Treasa White Trina Wicks Kayla Wierman Brad Wilbur Mike Wilkinson John Wilkison Cheryl Willey Kevin Willey Jackie Williams Rebecca Williams Arthur Wilson Wayne Wodtke Albert Wollard Susan Wood Julia Wright Patricia Wright Dan Wrubel Kim York Jeff Youmans Robert Zaragoza 194 Freshmen Staff Division 195 Southwestern’s Vip’s John Clothier Community School Director Kenneth Wilson Principal Kenneth Seybold Asst. Principal for Counseling Denise Moss Staff Specialist Faith Witten Margaret Murdock Chief Clerk Counselor Aide Robert Diment Asst. Principal for Students Kathleen Anderson Asst. Principal for Counseling Barbara Vukovich Child Acc’t. Clerk Leota Gibbs Jeannine Roberge Nancy Goldstein Financial Clerk clerk Library Clerk Cherryl Airgold Special Education 196 Staff Dr. Patricia Abrams English Willie Barton Social Studies Sarah Andrews Counselor Bob Ash Custodian John Baranec Special Education Christina Berent English Bob Bernstein Mathematics Jeff Blanchard Substitute Gloria Bluitt Teacher Aide Jim Bradley English Patricia Brain Librarian Roy Brody Science Staff 197 Marie Chase Pool Attendant Richard Clark Athletic Director George Cole Special Education Alex Crane Social Studies Earl Crowder Drafting John Darnton Social Studies Arthur Dickerson Science Mr. Jackson takes a peek out of his room. Mary Ehrlich English Roy Eiker Mathematics Bob Fish Custodian William Fischer Social Studies Helene Foster Foreign Languages English 198 Staff Catherine Fredericks Business Educating Is Their Goal Hurman Fry English Vivian Grice Counselor Judy Handley Social Studies Annie Haynes English Peg Hegarty Hearing Impaired K.J. Hooten Hearing Impaired Rose Hunter Fine Arts Jim Jackson Mathematics Mary Johnson Security Aide Robert Knight Social Studies Robert Kochaney Counselor Richard Lajewski German Charlotte Larke Mathematics Andrea Larson Mary Lingenfelter Hearing Impaired Business 199 Arthur Lokkins Science Mathematics Suzanne Meissner English French James Newhouse Physical Education Lowell Ricky Science John Lynch Science Photography Ernest Moore Teacher Aid Michael Perkins Instrumental Music Laura Rodriguez Hearing Impaired Judi Malecki Hearing Impaired Robert Reinhart Special Education Paul Roetter Science Jesse Moore Counselor 'V-: Bonnie Martinson Home Economics Helen Murdock Special Education Marv Rettenmund PSE Kay Rogers Clerk Special Ed. 200 Staff Staff Works Night And Day To Get Job Done Ron Sack Kathryn Sanders Marketing English Get your work done. Chop! Chop! Don't interrupt Mr. Lynch. He’s in deep thought. Ken Stice Clarence Straham Don Van Orden Pat Vied Science Mathematics Marketing Business Staff 201 Southwestern Staff Makes Teaching Fun I know the answer but what's the question? Thank God it's Friday! Russell Ward Counselor Richard Warnick Jeanette Webster Special Education Maintenance Jean Wesley English Ken Whiteaker Custodian Freida Williams Special Education Julia Williams Teacher Aide Delora Younger Special Education 202 Staff Special People And Events What Do You Remember About 1983? The Long And Winding Road 204 Closing May It Bring You Back 0 Closing 205 T.G.I. June 206 Closing The Fun Has Begun imm Closing 207 ' No More Pencils! 210 Closing No More Books! Closing 211 No More Teachers’ Dirty Looks! 212 Closing KNOT A See Ya Buds! Closing 213 Index 17. — A — Aagesen. Jessica Abbott. Ellen ■ Abney. David ABRAMS. DR PATRICIA Abu Atta. t w Adams. I aura Adams. Parnell Adkinson. Bill Alfred. Jere Alexander. Mark Alford. I ester Allen. Debra Allen. Donna Allen. Keith Allen. NathaniB Allen. Todd Allen. Verna Allessie. ElorclMi Allyn. Kerri Alvarado. CyniM( Alvarado. Sardra Amburgey. Jerry Amburs. Kellie Ancira. Tammy . Anderson. CoJ wy Anderson. Darrell I Anderson. Eric Anderson. Gordon Anderson. James ANDERSON. KATAEn| Anderson. Kathy ■ Anderson. Kimberly! ANDERSON. MARION Anderson. Michelle ..... Anderson. Rhonda Anderson. Rolanda Anderson. Srhaniell Anderson. Theotric Anderson. Vicki Anderson. Wayne Andrews. Donald ANDREWS. SARAH Anthony. Teresa .... Ariss. Gary Ariss. Mike Armstrong. Patrick Arnold. Cheryl Arm: ASh Ashley. Carrie Ashmun. Kelly Atk nson. Charles Auger, Adrienne A laugher. Geoffery — B — Ba hman. Mark Bader. Robert . Badgley. DeW | Bagley. Bagley. Dana Bailey. Dianne Bailey. Richard Baker. Judith Baning. Christian Baning. Darryl Banks. Donnie Banks. Selina BARANEC. JOHN Barbee. Shawnda 17. 18 186 197 175 186 151. 175 175 175 135. 163 163 18 6. 72. 73. 186 163 175 175. 217 163 186 Barfield. Kelvin Barfield. Sharon Barfield. Sylvia . Baricska. Barbara Baric k r Diana Barker. Penny Barley, John 19. 35. S4. Barlow. Tonya Barry. Cindy Barry. Kenneth BARTON. ILLIE Bassier. Timothy Bates. Timothy Battles. James Battles. Melissia Bean. Stephanie Bearup. Keith Beattie. Michael Beatty. Patrick Beatty. Shelley Beaugard. Kimberly Beck. Lora Bedtelyon. Lisa Beener. Tamera Bell. Alonzo BefT. CTariene III. Jimmie Kimberly Timothy fcfield. Scott [nett. Cozetta - _Jett. Howard Benms. David Benton, lichelle Bentoskl. Lori BFRE'NT. CHRISTINA BERGMAN. CLARENCE Berry. Candia Berry. Troy Beswetherick. Jennifer Bethel. Shelbie Biederman. Chris Billings. Bradley Billings. Brian Billups. Jimeka Binder, Sandra 186 134. 157. 175 Birdsall. Gary Bisco. Joe 197 .175 186 186 JEFF BLANCHARD. Jf Blair. Beverly Blakely. Lisa Blakemore. Jonathan Blakenship. Sherrie Blaylock, Arnetta ledsoe. James BLGEITT. GLORIA Boedecker. Ronda Bogard, Douglas Boh ms. Kevin Bond. Sonya Bonk. Jeannete Bonner. Clarence Bonner. Kevin Bonner. Lisa Bonner. Tanya Boone. Bobby Bordon. Alexander Borton. James Boshaw. Kimberly Boshaw. Ronald 61. 186 175 175 19 5. 66. 67. 2. 143 19 175 186 197 81. 175 ji 163 175 72. 186 175 i is I 175 186 186 151. 175 14. 17. 19. 151 175 72. 175 19. 81 Bowen. John Bowens. Davvee Bowens. William Bower. Marie Bowman. Neil Boyd. Nathaniel Boyd. Pat Boyer. Sh Bracy. E Bracy. Wen Bradburn. K Bradfleld. Mark BRADLFY. JIMMIE Bradley. Joi Bradley. Me Bradley. Michell Bradley. Robert w 19 19 186 Bradshaw. Debra Bradshaw. Timi Brady. Kellie Bradv. Robin BRAIN. PATRICIA BRAWNER. ROBERT Breckenridge. April Briggs. James Briggs. Michele Brissette. Lloyd Britvec. Michele Brookman. Tracee BRODY. ROY BROOKS. JOHN I Brough. Angela! n. Av| n. C huaftOphcr n. Cu n. Dai . Davi Brown. Doj Brown. Ga TOwn. Ja n. I a n. Re [wvn. RoBbrt Town. Rochelle wn. Stephanie n. Steven .. . n Wendy . ■ Paula.. Jn Bryant. Kendra on. Pil on. RoW hanan. Jl_______ ha nan. Patrici kwhr.it, Annette Gal | ngela Burgess. I Richard Burgess. Burg ess. Burk. Lar Burk. Roi am. side. ■ow. S JiH Burtrum. Ifrendt Burtrum. Kristine K ppH Bus ek. M KJ Butler. Ma Byassee. 163 J87 isa ••• 187 216 Index — C — Chambers. Johi. Chambers. Latonya CH MBFRS. ROBERT Ckacmftn. Chaney. Matthew Chttfield. Erin Chmcvere. Richard Curtis. Del elanie aula Cadarette. Dawn Caderatte. Donald Cadwallader. Dana Cagle. Brian Calhoun. Gary Campbell. Angela Campb L Barbara CanJipHGregory Campbell Kimber impbel Camp be I C Ca Ca C_____ Cannon. Cannoy. Cantin. Nicole Caril. Eugena Carman. Alvin CARMER. CHARLES Carpenter. Gerald Carpenter. John Carpenter. Spencer Carpenter. Todd Carpenter. Toi Carr. Dwayne Carrasco. Ernie Carter. Jonese Carter. Patricia 7. 59. 164 106. 187 176 187 ••el I 187 21. V 176 21. 35 187 187 Carter. William Cason. Tina Cassidy. Brett Cassidy. William fgig jai. Anthony 187 176 164 21 G 81 187 21. 34. 81 176 Cole. Lori Cole. Machele Cole. Tony | Cole. Tonya | eman. Jody •llins. Barbara illins. Brian Collins. Chriss Collins Daniel Collins. JaflMfl Collins Kevin Collins. Matthew Collins Sherri Collins. Tara heryl Roger Comi j hn Conner. V alonda ft Contreras Diana Contreras. Nora Conway. William Cooper. Ann Cooper. Gordon Corder. Julie Corder. Tina Corder. Todd Cotton. Kenneth Couch. Christine Cox. Martha Cox. Robert Cox. Tammy Cox. Theresa Cozart. Carl CRANE. ALEX Crane. David Crawford. Charles Crawford. Derek Crawford. James Crawford. KelW Crawley. BrianH Charles Crawfo Crawley. Danny Crawley. Kevin 57. 6 21 52. 53. 70. 77. 79. 147 72. 187 187 187 176 Hi. 05 187 176. 189 176 56. 57. 176 21. 34. 69. 144 134. 150. 187 4. 56. 57. 176. 216 22 22 187 198. 201 164 .104 187 Clark. Brandi Clark. Katrina Clark. Kelly LARK. RICHARD Clark. Tracy Clemons. Williams and. MiVhal line. David e. Terry lining. Dianne Clothier. Jay LOTHIER, JOHN . Cassondra , EARL ‘ 1 72. 187 164 42. 81. 176 is; 187 m 98 . to 176 48. 164 97. 187 147. 1 P 35. 46. 150. 142. 143. 220 187 187 176 Cocking. Terry Cockrum. Billy Cockrum. Elizabeth Cockrum. Kevin Cockrum. Susanne Cogging. Janet Coggins. Phillip Cole. Carolyn COLE. GEORGE 176 59. 164 43. 54. 55 198 164 187 164 176 198 22 164 22 176 52. 53. 70 Davis. Karen 22. 36. 43. 44. 45. 61.96. 150. 152 Davis. Robert Davis. Sedonia 45 Sabaja. Dafer Dabdja. Fatha Daily, Karen DARTON. JOHN David. Terry Davidson. Amber Davila-Martinez. Jose Davis. Deanne Davis. Jeffery any. Tracy van. Gary Dorsey. Alec Do shier. Craig Doty. Stacy 0w. Christopher (owland. Tracy DOWECtJAjlfeb Downing7TJeflEf | Drake. Tamni Drake. Tina Drev . DonnaW Dre . John Duckworth. LiIH Dukes. RqdnejH Dumajdls. H. old uncan. Dawna Davis. Tanya Davison. James Day. Anthony Day. Carl Day. Darren Deacons. Troy | l tiHUfli 1 Delsman. Eric Demps. Shawn Denman. Virginia Dennis. Johrf Dennis. Nath Denson. Depew. Depew. Martin Derrick 164 176 164 176 187 164 187 164 Desc harles eather Vnthia 176 Desc 187 Devitt. Dewar S5 164 Kkensor Ralph kensor Todd -s DICKERSON. ARTHUR Dickerson Kendra Dickinson. Ipri Dickinson. Tathniy Dillingham. Stephen DIMENT. ROBERT Dimick. Wallace 176 19. 70. 154. 164 198 164 22. 205 176 196. 202 176 187 187 Duncan. Patsy 177 unstan. Charles uplanty. Randy )urance. Robert )ye. Retina —E — 69. 188 177 177 ley. Wayne arl. Rhonda rtey. Judith rnest. Vincent I. Barbara dwards. Albert dwards. Gerald dw rds. Tonya “HRLICH. MARY IKER. ROY Hliott. Charlotte 152. 3. 22. 67 81. 144. 198. 177 22 164 164 176 146 198 202 177 •' ty Kevin k. Kim lammy Elliot. Darwin Elliot. Robert Ellis. Lane El I i t hor pe atthew Ellithorpe. Rebecca Ellwood. Darrell Elrod. La Elswick. Emerick. | Emery, Emmel. lesMn Endicott. Larry English. Lucious English. Todd Eremia. Kimberly Erickson. Edward Estes. gHS Etheridge. David Etheridge. James Eubanks. Eric Evans. Evans. Joan Evans. John Evans. Sallie 3. 23. 35. 56. 72. 73. Fagan, s elly Fairley. F enee Fall. J- fer Fansler. Jodi Farmer. Farringtoi Feaster. Angel Felton. Byron Fenner. D J Ferriby. Alberta J Fields. «dMj Fields. T nya Finny. Sa l 188 Fritcher. Tina 188 Grimes. Marsha FROST. GARTH 55. 59 164 FRY. NCJRMAN 199 Grondin. Neilia Frye. Matthew B. 72. 188 Gross. Cheryl 17. 22 Fuller. Danny Grubb. Lora 188 Fyock. Susan 188 Grzeskowiak. Steve 188 Fyock. Terrence 165 Gugin, Dana 188 . — G — Guinan. Lorene 165 Gumulinski. John 9B .23 Gaddis. Patricia 23 Gutel. Dawn 177 Gaddis. Tina 165 Gutierrez. Benedicto 177 Gaines. Laverne 165 Gutierrez Rosario Gaines. Melvinia h. in — 165 Galerneau. David .177 7. 177 Galerneau. Mark 23 Haddix. Jesse 165 Gallagher. Gerald 188 Hagan. Andrew 165 Galleon. Michael 52. 7 0. 77. 79. 165 Hale. Marquerite 188 Galyean. Kelly 188 Ham, Kenneth 188 Gambill. Jenny 56. 165 Hamilton. Debbie 23 Garcia. Guadalupe 188 Hamilton. Joseph 165 Gardner. Alisha 188 177 Hamilton. Robert too uarrara. ouiy nJWipiiHi. James 146. 151 Garrard. Paul 72. 177 Hampton. Jennie 156. 188 Garth. Jamie 188 Hancock. Brian 165 Garty. Eric 188 HANDLEY. JODY Garza. Dominga Haney. Danette 178 177. 179 23 177 23 177 188 177 177 165 Giampetroni. DamH Gibson. Robin Gilbert. Carlos Gilbert. Sha Gilbert, Tonya Gilliam. Patri Gilmore. Andre Gilmore. Antoine Gilmore. Glenn Gipson. Clarence Glombowski. Renee Glover. Wendy Goguen. Erika Goldfarb. Marsha Goldie. Melissa GOLDSTEIN. NANCY 49. 113. 154. 165 196 Elanson. Amy___ Hanson. David Hardnett. Darlynda Hargrave. Chris Hargrave. Denise Harass. Brian Harpei. Douglas Harper. Shawn Harris Leslie Harris. Lisa Harris. Tracy Hart. Barbara Hartfield. Robert Hartman. Bryce Hartman. Kevin Harvey. Esstardia FISCHER. Wll I I AM Fisher. Abdul______ FM Connie . Leonard Roger rence. Elizabeth ce. Terri Jennifer .V! . . . el. Harrison r rd. Gerald F rd. Jeffery I rd. Joseph i rd. Vonda rrest. Gina I rtney. Brett I oster. David STER. HELENE I ster. Latheresa I utch. Rodney Fowler, Todd F ancis. Darlene F ancisco. Michelle I aser. Donna I azier. Tracy I REDERICK. CATHERINE I eeland. Matthew f reeman. Neal Fritcher. Dennis 198 72. 188 ■■Ml 165 177 177 23 15. 165. 135. 175 165 23 177 165 147 177 86. 95. 198 6. 165 165 188 199 165 Gonzalez. Deborah Gonzalez. Desiree Goode. Erin Godsby. Kimberly Gordon. Andrew Gordon. Calver Gorman. Larry Gormley. Mary Gormley. Patric Gould. Lanette Gould. Terry Graham. Charle Graham. Yoland Gravelle. Theresa Gray. Charity Gray. Frank Gray. Joseph Grear. Terisa Green. Craig Green. Cynthia Green. Linda Green, Susan 3.14. Greenlick. Cindy Greenlick, Timoth GRICE. VIVIAN Griffis. Aaron Griffin. Tonya Griffin. Kurley Grignani. Todd 142. 143. 165 23. 34. 142. 143. 154 168 94. 166 166 24. 81 188 24. 81 24 JL... 188 . 46. 47. 144. 166 loo 24 188 188 178 23 «9. 178. 179 23-57,59. 142. 143.2 57. 17! 165 188 178 188 Hatter. Jonathon Hauer. Jerry Hauer.,Terris ■ v Haw. Frank Haw. Robert Hawk. Deanna faUwkins. Tommie Kwvkins. Victoria Hayes. Anita Hay4p.4 avid Hayes. Pat' k HAYNf S. A-NNil y s ay tits Stai ’-y • ’vostek. Gregory 'I. Cheryl A'cod. Jen Heavene BRia Hedger. HEGARTY, MARGARET Heiser. David Hciser. Kelly Hfender son.'CleatuS Leslie 72. 178 166 •a A? Header sonj Les Henry. Charles Henry. Richard Henry. Samuel Hensley. Patty 178 178 188 178 13. 24. 143 161. 178 199 24 178 .. .v..189 I MR j IW 24 , 85. 166 .s 199 J |7. 78 A 189 17. 24 189 178 189 218 Index Henzarek. Richard Herman. Michael Hernandez. Pedro Herrington. Patrick Herron. Nicola Hester. Crystal Hewitt. Kim Hickox. Olga Hicks. Leslie Higginbotham. Bobby Higginbotham. Gregory Hill. Bonnie Hill. Joseph Hill. Larrie Hill. Theresa Hillaker. Michael Hilton. Kimberly Hoag. David Hodge. Serena Hohn. Donald Hohn. Tony Holder. Anthony Hollenbeck. Tracy Hollins. Kelly Hollis. Maurice Hollis. Shelly Holmes. Marjorie HOLT. DR. CURTIS Honea. Scott Wo!W'. JWlW ’ Hood. John Hooks. Bradley Hooks. Michael Hoops. Ronald HOOTEN. KITTY Hoover. Teresa Hopson. Steven Hopson. Tina Hornback. David Horne. Sarah Horton. Francetta Horton. Keith Horton. Michael Horton. Steven i Horton. Vicki Houston. Alan Howard. Britta Howe. Debra Howe. Melissa Hubbert. Alfred Hudkins. Patri Hudson. Brian Hudson. Jeffery Huff. Evan Hugan. Michael Hughes. Denise Hughes. Eddie Hughes. Lutent Hughes. Ronnie Hughes. Thomas 49. Hughey. Dawn Hunt. Kim Hunter. Robert HUNTER. ROSE MARIE Hurd. Eric Huriado. Tina Hutchins. Janice Hutchins. Julie Hyde. Cahd • Hyde. Cheryl Hylton. Tina 3. 14. 17. 24, 205 24 189 166 178 178 189 178 189 ki i .- • jr 1. 10. 25. 154. 205 72. 179 106. 199 189 179 48. 86 Innon. Charlie Irwin. Paula Irwin. Ricky Isham. Robert Isham. Shawn Ivory. Fleming Jackson. Gregory JACKSON. JAMES Jackson. Kirk Jackson. Reginald Jacobson. Stephanie lamerson. Curtis lames. Delano limes. Leanne i j . 189 James. Matthew 109 189 Janka. Karl 178™ Janka. Kevin 85 January. Fred 24. 205 Jarrett. Torrence 178 Jenkins. Melvin 147. 166 Jennings. Floyd 189 Johnson. Alicia 189 Johnson. Charity 166 Johnson. Dana 178 Johnson. Darrell Johnson. David Johnson. Franklin 72. 178 166 Johnson. Joseph 178 Johnson. Julie 72 Johnson. Michael Johnson. Rhonda 199 Johnson. Sara 189 Johnson. Teddy 24 Johnson. Teresa 189 Johnson. Theresa 178 Johnson. Tim Johnston. Margo Jones. Brian 4. 70. 212 Jones. Carrie Jones. Christophe 166 Jones. Cynthia 166 Jones. Donald Jones. Kathy 178 Jone . Merritt 178 Jonea,. Monroe 178 Jones tlora Jones. obbie 166 Jones. Ron 178 Jones. 166 Jones. Sherrie Jones. Sherry 24. 36 Jones. Sonja 178 Jones. Tammy Jones. Terence Jones. Terry 214 Jones. Tracy i. 166. 143 Jones. Troy Jones. Willie Jordan. Larilynn Jordan. Stephanie Juarez. Martin Justice. Michael Justin. Jodi s 189 I OIE 'OIS •;$ p ,54. 55. 166. 221 70. 216 _____________189 Kelly. April Kelley. Benja W tmin Kelso. Benja min Kelso. i elli Kemp. Jarne Kendrick. Cl ffford Kendrick SI ellie Kendrick, il [erry 14 49. 166 189 56. 57. 189 189 189 189J 189 189 25. 85 Kennedy. Sandra Kerouac. Matthew Kersey. Leslie Key. Susan k Keyes. Allen BKcyes. Karen Keyes. Shawnda Kindell. Arvell Kindeii. Lavell Kindell. Robbin Kinder Kinder. Yvonne King. I orrw Kirkland. Andre Kitton. Marjann Klee, Douglas Klutts Sandra KNIGHT. ROB Ira lOBERT 25 Knislev. Gerald • -«• | KOCHANEY. ROBERT .... 84. 166 Koger. Manley 52. 189 Koger. Marcellus Komegay. Jacklyn 179 Komegay. Raymond 48. 166 rivnofia. vtii r3oniy 67. 154. 167. 168 167 9. 25. 43 179 179 179 167 25. 34. 61. 96 17. 25. 56. 57. 142. 143. 216 72. 179 62. 179 167 25 57. 190 179 25 190 179 ...... 25 68. 70 52. 69 62. 179 179 179 190 107 25 ...... 135. 167 . 72. 73. 199 190 199 190 Kraft. David Kromer. David 104. 179. 180 26 84. 179 88. 150. 166 Kagan. Tammy 189 Kaiser. Rhonda Kallander. George fl. 179 Index 219 rly 1 arsen. Lisa I ash. Tammy I aster. Devin I awson. Cheryl . j I ach. Donald .. l eake. Barbara ll camy. Thomas Antwyne Anna Devin Mark Michael Robert Stanley e, Jeffery re. Lolita I cggins. Howard Lehman. Luann Lenderman. Steven | Lenior. JessflBn Leonard. Kir mda wawHW Lewis. Thomas Lewis. Tonnia Lewis. Yvonne jf.... Lindsay. Matthew i 1 i LINGENFELTEjjMRT Linton. Marl | 1 in ey. Jay I Liston. Lest l Liston. Sheila l ittle. Angela l ittle. Shawne I ittle. Sonya I iv mqMon. Corey iv Livmg PJ nct I loyd 1 oehr I OK K NS. A onq. I onq Worth. Cha ope Lope orem L.asha v. Frederi lows- aw. Wendy Lott. 9naljwt . Lott Vincent s. James Lovejoy. Cheryl Lovejoy. Phillis Lucas. Christine Luna. Richard Lyles. Lloyd Lyles. Shelley Lynch. Andre LYNCH. JOHN Lynn. Paula Lyon. William LYTHGOE. Ul AINF 179 190 . 190 ..........26 12. 13. 26. 143 ■ Tr.'T 179 w 190 r 26 179 72. 73. 179 26 179 26. 35 49. 167 70. 71. 146 26. 35 190 143. 167. MacDonald. Anne Mack. Jeff Macko. James Maddock. Daryl Madana. Adriana Maguire. Patricia Main. David — M — 42. 46. 47. 56. 57. 146. 167 49. 70. 71. 81. 154. 167 .................. 18(4 27 Major. Everett MALECKI. JODI Malosh. Donna Mansfield. James Chrisoford Marcou. Melissa Marshall. Nicole Martin, Alonzo Martin. Berry Martin. Derrick Martin, Mezon Martin. Michele Martin. Ozel Martin. Philip Martin. Roy Martin. Sheila Martin a bit ha Martin. Tammy Martin, Wendy MARTINSON. BONNIE Mason. Gary I Mason. Markl Massie. Lama Massoud. Jesl Matney. Anita] Matthews. RoJ Mauk, T am ml Me Braver. ToJ McBrid' Anqela rWfflPfilp. Jerry McBride. Sean McCain. David tin. Nathan McConnell. Kimberly McCormick, McCoy. Brad McCr McCr M McDa Me 49. 70. ft .200 1.180 109. 190 ■. 180 S. .190 KU 80 146.167 V91 1 ■ 72.180 BE.. 167 191 Mcfai McFal McGan McGinnis. Joh McIntyre. Bryan McKinney. Randall McLaughlin. Christopher ’ McLaurin. Jackie McLeod. Ann McLeod. Candy McMullen. Charla McMullen. Kirk McMullen. Leslee 1. Meadows. Karen Medling. Michael Medling. Robin Meida. Melody Meissner. Ailen MEISSNER. SUZANNE Melaragni. Christine Mendez. Michelle Mendez. Rafael Merriwether. Carl Merriwether. Lance Metcalf. David Medcalf. Nicole Miller. Charlea Miller. Freddie Miller. Gilbert Miller. Glenda Miller. James Miller. Matthew Miller. Melaine Miller. Monica Miller. Pamela . Miller. Randall Miller. Ryan Miller. Samuel Miller. Thomas Miller. Tina Millican. Scott Mills. Melinda Minca. Anthony Minca. Brian MinnerTrevias 191 180 191 ■7 ireles, Tony itchell, Michael itched, Michele itched, Virginia ize. Suzanne ohrman. Brent olpus. Melinda Molpus. Michael Montim, Anthony Montini, Monique Montrull, Shel Moody. Qji _______ MOORE. ERNEST . oore. Candy OOR8, JESSE Laura Kaymons 'loore. Donald Moore. To f H or eland. U|| .... oreland. Held! ... ORRIS. AUDREY Morris. GarjH orris. Jam j orse. Peggfl V ortimer. Stephanie osley. Shirley OSS DENISE oss. Wendell ■ ull. I eslie ullen. Charlie uma, Samuel Munoz. Larry MURDOCK. HELEN MURDOCK. MARGARET Murphy. Darnell Murphy. Elizabeth Murphy. Jeffery Murphy. Laura Musgraves. Rodney Mushatt. Eddie Myers. Annette Myers. Sheri Myott. Kevin Myrick. Michele 168 191 180 191 180 27 191 168 200 £ ► 191 11. 36, 70. 71 ........ 180 ..... 168 PH 191 I 180 | 27 196 106 168 191 45. 200 72. 180 27. 146 168 168 180 191 180 .191 — N — Nadalin. Ken Nash. Cfiaunry 191 135. 180 190 Metzger. Carloine i 48. 1 143 ru«h. Jr.hr 72. 180 n 167 Michalik. John Miller. Angela Nasser, Toney Ift0 Neal,. {Rudolph £ 191 ill 220 Index Neal. Hu fu ... Neal. Tammy . N« j|, Tonya Nealy. Sherrie Nealy, Shirelle Neely. Julie Neely. Leon Neihart. Jamie Nelson. Charles Nel r n, Dawn N | ' i • Gina NEWHOOSE. JAMES Newsbury. Sheri Newman. Scott Newton. Darren Newtww,’BW r Nitzschke. Patrick Nordstrom. Lisa rfbriega. M Norman. Roderick Norman Tonya Norria. Julie Novak Sabrina 191 181 168 191 27. 45 192 181 181 27 181 192 200 192 192 28 168 192 192 St 168 181 Jl 72. 181 168 3. 10. 34 I6h 168 192 i92 176. 181 — O — O'Dell. Cletua O'l eary. Thomas O Manisain. Dawr oHdl Gerry f Neill. Sham oben. Gary Odle. Mflissa ( dom. barron Odom. Guy Odom. Jennifer Oliver. Larry Opila. Daniel Oskey. Donald Oslund. David Owens. Pamela 192 Pacheco. Angela Page. Dared Palmef. Crystal Palmer. Daniel Palmer. Sean Parker. Jack Jr Parkar. Johnny Park . Ki Parrish. Mack Partridge. Ric Paschket. R Pale. Sony Patterson Patterson, fictor Patton. Stacey Pawluk. Bill . ....... Paxton. Dean -------- Payne. Mark Payne. Michelle Payne. Vernon Pearce. Dawn Pearson. Carylon Pellens. Brian Pemberton. Raechelle Penny. Dana PERKINS. MICHAEL Peters. Kevin P lcrson, Mtchael Peterson. Steven Petkoff. Kathlene Phelps. Scott Phillips. Harold Pichey. Robert Pickard. Terrance P.efcol. Mary Pilar . Gt Pil Pi lien, koben Pillow. OMen P'llow Mk. Pinlston. Tracy P! ihondon. Anthony P tmondon. David PiH Plummer. Laurie Plunkey. Christopher Ikinghorne M Ikinghorne Sr n Pollender. Glen Poole. Lonnie Poole. Pamela Pope Troy Porter Wendy Potter. Jacquelin Potter. Kendra Powell. Antwuan s. Michael Steven It. Jennifer itt. Shaun •use. Anthony iersol. Mary Price. Chemaine Price. Diederich Price. Mary Prieur Theodore Prince. Shane Prince. Tangi Pringle. Andre Pritchett. Antonia Promenchenkel. Jean 28 Promenchenkel. William 181 PROTZ. SANDRA Pryor. Melvin 49. 112 152. 181 192 72. 73. 192 7. 150. 169 Przbyla. Juliann Joseph — Q — — R — 90. 81 Radford. Erik Radley. Dana Raleigh. Gregory 192 Ramoie. Kittie Ramsey. Tonya Randall. Michael 181 Randle. Zadra .14 Rappuhn. Frederick 181 Rappuhn. Kenneth 85. 168 Ratburn. Heather 181 Rau. James 181 Rayner. Cheryl Reed. Jeffery 181 Reed. Nathaniel 3. 10. 28 Reese. John 216 Reeves. Kenneth Reeves. Robert 192 169 169 192 181 192 105. 192 169. 143 169 Reeves. Tina 28 Reid. Paula 181 REINHART. ROBERT 200 Rennie. Wendy 135. 157. 181 RETTENM0ND. MARVIN 70. 147. 200 Reynolds. Cort 28 Reynolds. Mark 67. 181. 220 Rich. Alana 192 RICHARDSON. KEITH Richardson. Wade 193 RICKY. LOWELL 200 Ring. Marla 9. 58. 146. 169 Ringo. Donell 17. 52. 70 Rivera, £m uto Robbin. Shawn 169 RoM EANNINE 196 «. Andrew 49. 169 Roberts. Deborah 29 Roberts. Denise Roberts. Rory 49. 86. 152. 169 Robertson. Milton Robertson. S ron , 169 ,Robinson. Bemta Da 169. 181 iniel 169. 193 OETTW HP 200 200 JpieMiu ................ - 170 s. ss 9-ni y. Jeffery 170 Susan 193 owe. ud 150 uffin.Hil 170 unndlSlAle 193 ussell. BrrVi Russell. IRitmT 170. 193 Rutherfo$£ Cyikhia 193 Ryal. Michelle 193 Ryan. Michael 181 Ryder. Kevin 72. 181 Ry erald 193 J !-s- SACK. RONALD 201 ASaBr. Michelle 182 Salomon. Basim Sampson. Helen 14. 182 icls. Chaun Is. Craig SAW RS. KATHRYN 143. 201 Sanders. Sally 29 Seeder . Sonya 61. 62. 193 Sanders. Tammy 193 Sanford. I leanor Santoro. Chad 105 Sargent. Marcia Sarle . Joseph '93 Saries. I • 170 flmrr Kimberly 182 Scheph f Aaron 193 Schipkowski. Monna HLckbier. Brenda 182 Schuh. Johanna 29 Sdfult . I ucinda 193 Schumacher. Elizabeth 182 wartz. Claire 29 ;OTT. FRANK lott. Mark .. 193 Monica Index 221 Scott. Robin 29 Scott. Ronald 72. 193 Scott. Tracey 170 Sceborg. Tina 3. 11. 14. 17. 29. 95. 143. 151. 204. 205 Seeley. Jamie 193 Segerstedt. Stephen Seniff. Amy 135. 143. 147. 161. 170 9. 128. 129. 170. 217 70. 146. 193 30. 217 193 52. 51 8 Seniff. Dale Seniff. Donald Setterlngton. Paul Shaltz, Fred s i -sar. Usha Sham Shapi Shar Shatt Shay Shaw ShawJ Kelvin Shaw J Seymour Sheet . Frederick Sheppard. James III SHEPI Sherman. Michelle Sherman. Sunday Sherrod. Tracy Shoals. Rochelle Shoens. Daniel Shuff. David Simmons. Michael Skinner. Felicia Skinner. Rome Skodinski. Janet Skonezney. Michele Slaughter. Robert Sluder. Alan Small. Diane Smith. Bethany Smith. Christopher Smith. Dawnalle Smith. Dennis Smith. Dexter Smith. Dominic 29. 81 182 29. 193 35. 81 1. 170 182 M.iltoui h.r .i St.nsii VV‘ h.irl St.«nt i !i. M . hr I • St.n.tt. ■ ( 11 .)h ‘! '. Strbhms. I -s.i Strbhms v ,, h.iei Strhbm v S ott Slrm.-r, Kimherlv Stephan. I nrrtta Slexba. Shawna Stevens. Angie 182 Stevens. Ja’rae 128. 1,29 146. 154. 217 Stevens. Kimberlynn STEWART. DONALD Stewart. Jack Stewart. Je samvn John Stewart. Tina Stewart. Troy STICE. STAFFORD Stimpson. Ronald Stott. Michelle Stowe. Donald STRAHAM. CLARENCE Strange. Stephanie Strange. Valerie Streefkerk. William Strickland. Alene Strickland. Lee Stricklin. David Stuart. Demetrious Stuber. Alice Stuck. Jeffery Stuhr. Melinda Stutu, I aiumy . Suomela. Erik Sutherland. James Sutherland. Rhonda SWAIN. MITCHElI ...170 182 194 182 170 72. 170 201 194 182 201 45. 170 194 194 A n t hony Szucs. Suzanne 193 ... 17.30. 11 -T Smith. James Tabb. Dbra Smith. Jeffery Tackett. Melvin Smith. Jennifer Tackett. PhuU Smith. Jo Lynn w 193 Taconid. Patrick SMITH. LARRY w Tappe arol Smith. Lisa | 29. 151 Tash. Brion Smith. Lori .. 17.29 Taunt. Russell Smith. Paul 170 Taylor. Barbara Smith. Rene Taylor. Donald Smith. Scott aj| 182 Taylor. Kimberly Smith. Sherene TaylorJiLisa Smith. Simone Taylor. Michael Smith. Tim ..... 170 Taylor, Valorie Smith. Timothy . . ........ 29 Teague. Steven Smith. Victoria ■ 182 Teare. Richard Soles. Christine 182 Teare. Tamera Soles. Lori . 170 Tedhams. John Sowles. Bruce Teel. David Spears. Jeffery 182 Teel. Frances Spence. Luella 170 TelgenhoT. Michael bKtnLtK. CjUKDCTTT i eigennoT. scon Spencer. Kecia 17. 30. 45 Terrill. Eric Spencer. Shannon 193 Terrill. Susan Spohn. Carolyn Terry. Curtis Spohn. Stephanie 193 Terry. Dermon Spriggs. Keith Terry. Kimberly 43. 52 ,194 170 3. 30 182 182 9. 182 73. 182 194 182 30 120 I 182 ■.............. 170 170 194 30. 35. 52. 69. 154 182 Terry. Larunda Terry. Regina Terry. Roosevelt Thacker. Lori I Thayer au . . Thomas, Dale Thomas. Dennis Thomas. Fred Thomas. Marv Thomas. Rsnae ........ Thomas. K( V3 Thomas. Scott Thomas. Terenv. . Thompson. Andrea Thompson. Francis Thompson. Homc k Thompson. Ida Thompson. Julie Thompson. Kawa Thompson. Mark Thompson. Melinda Thompson. Relvia Thompson. Richard Thompson. Stacey Thompson. Tammy Threadgill. Kim Thwcatt. Scott 12. 84. 45. 61. 170 183 194 30 183 194 183 30 72. 183 182 Tickle. Kimberly Tickle. Kristie Tierman, Thomas !. 73. 194 Tilley. Christine 194 Timbs. Kenneth Tingley. Wendy S 18? 1 Tipton. Robert 30 Tolson. Cherri 156. 182 Toomey, Rebecca 30 Torreano. Julie 106. 194 Townsend. Felicia 30 Townsend. Tim Trambie. A.J. 194 |f44. 213 Tramble. Curt Treubrodt. Leanne Trevorrow. Patrick Tripp. Jimmy 53. 68. 69 Troutman. Denise 182 Troutman. Mark 182 Trowbridge. Leon Troyer. Todd 11 47. 58. 11 If HHi 49. 146. 171 56. 57 171 31. 59 194 . .1 45. 6 1! Trujillo. Amanda Trujillo. Anna Truscott. Steven tn 31 171 Tucker. Sophia Tuohy. Anne Tuohy. Katherine Tuohy. Michael Turner. Angela Turner. Carol Turner. Howard Turner. Tonya Tweedy. Evangeline Tyler. Alexander Tyler. Carl ................... 59. 18. 59. 17 . 31. 34. 50. 81. 17 17 43. 44. 45. 128, 129. 146 150. 171. 21 .19 19 Tyler. Quanda Tyler. Revilo l- bb. Janet Uilaky. Darrin Ujhfcy. Dennis Urbanski. Sherry 183 73. 194 3i 171 31 222 Index e- her. Robert V — Vance. Carl Vance, Kimberly Vance. Mary Vanderford. Michael Vaneckhoutte. Chance VAN ORDEN. DONALD Vanorder. Charles Vanover. William Vaughn. Andre Vaughn. Flestia Vaughn. Shcana V Vela. Steven Versailles. Gary VIED. PATRICIA Villarreal. Alfredo Villarreal. Hector Vizanko. Frederick ! Vizearra. Paula Voorhess. James Voorhess. June VUKOVICH. BARBARA 171 9. 147. 183 171 112. 201 — W — Wade. Mitchell Wagner. Jeff Wagner. Randy Waldrop. Scott Walker. Edward Walker. Marlis Walker. Martha Walker. Michael 194 183 194 49. 171 Walker. Rhea Walker. Robin 171 Mim Wallace. Robert Wallis. Scott Walters. Ellen Walters. Goldie Wandrie. James Wandrie. Theresa Wandrie. Thomas Wansley. Tamekila WARD. RUSSELL Ware. Denise Warner. Denise Warner. Lisa WARNICK. RICHARD Warren. Marvin Washington. Eddie Waters. Pearly Watkins. Edward Watkins. Philip Watkins. Rodney Watkins. Theresa Watson. Donald Weatherford. Brian 194 194 142. 143. 171 31. 112 31 134 31 194 202 194 183 183 202 183 5 31. 52. 70 183 v amermrd lraTg Weatherford. Kirt WEATHERS. CARL Webb. Janet Webb. Pamela Webeb. Diana Webster. Jacqueline WEBSTER. JEANETTE Webster. Tracey 13.128. 32 Iff 183 171 151. 183 202 129. 146. 171. 142. Sheldon ienne Weeda Wein Weisse WESLEY West. E West. Wetherh White. White. 9 rles hite. Deni White. Ml rvin White. Ml rlin White. Qu nten White. RO‘ hell White. Tr. WHITEAKI R KEN Whited. T Whitman. Jody Pdul Wickham Davi Wicks. Tf na| Wideman Greqoi Wieioch. enmfrjj Wierman Kav;a Wierman. Paige Wilbur. Brad? -td Wiley. An ire Wilkins. April Wilkinson m Wilkinson v Wilkison. John Willard. M- ss.i Willey. CEery I Willey. Kevm Willey. Tr Kev P Angela| I Williams. Bruce | Williams. Chauncey 143. 217. 218 32 C P4 w rv. 171 17’ 32 194 171 lLL 194 202 32 rn 171 Woods. Diane Woodson. Tracy Woolard. Sharon WoolwortV Steven Wortham. Barbafa Wortham. Jennifer Weight. Douglas Wright. Marvin Wright. Julia Wright. Mary MD WrighL WRricia Wright. Reanell Wright. T ony- tfW Wrubel. Daniel Wy onnnie Wynn. Tammie 183 61. 171 32. 47 171 f71 36. 70 32 194 32 194 — Y — Ybarra. Pamela Yencer. Lynette 6. 17. 32. 36. 211 32 48. 56. 57, ille 194 171 32 57. 154. 194 113. 154. 171 194 48 194 171 194 182 194 194 32 9. 171 WILLIAMS, f Rf DA .. . Williams. Jac e 71 202 9. 194 Williams. Janes WILLIAMS. JULIA 202 Williams. Let 3 14. W. 32. 42. 143. 145. 204. 205 Williams. Mi haei Williams. Pa 183 Williams. Re e ca 56. 57. 194. 210. 218 WILLIAMS. njONlB Williston. Br Wilson. Art WILSON. Wilson. Cy Wilson. E WILSON. Wilson. Ma WILSON. P Wilson. Sh WIneland. Winer. •Winkfield. WLTTTVJ Witter. Kelly Wiiucki. James M 'otke. Wasne Wollard. Albert Wollard. Meredith Wood. Susan M.dhur w haei Ar oodfield. I ee Yencer. Scott York. Kimberly Youmans. Jeffery Young. Anthony Young. Harley Young. James Young. Lamar Young. Patrick Young. Ronald YOUNGER. DELORA Younger. Donald Vounger. Tracey 32 ■BHo2 14. 52. 68. 69 .-.183 — Z — Zaragoza. Robert Zimmer. Jeffrey 194 32 Index 223 FiMfMWM The Band Parents rissociation iflrs. Terrill ymm fflrs. laura Be Blaise iflr. 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