Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

Design No. 601-I THE GREAT WAVE MR. WILLIAM A. SPENEER EREATED THE WAVE WILLIAM H. SPENCER Mr. William H. Spencer was born in Columbus on September 21, 1857, and attended public schools here. Following his graduation, Mr. Spencer began his long and distinguished career in education as a teacher in Harris County, Georgia. While teaching in Harris County, he met and married Martha Love, a marriage which produced five children. Shortly after his marriage, Mr. Spencer was persuaded to leave Harris County and return to his beloved Columbus as a teacher in the system which educated him. He subsequently rose through the ranks in local public education to a position of consultant, principal, and supervisor. His influence was felt regionally as well as locally. Among the goals for which he strived were extension of the public education experience from nine to twelve years, and full accreditation for local schools. Both goals were accomplished. Mr. Spencer was also very active in community service outside the public schools. He was organist for the St. James A.M.E. Church and Superintendent of the Sunday School. Mr. Spencer was Worship Master of his Masonic Lodge and Treasurer of the state Masonic Lodge. Through his work in the lodge, he was able to establish a foster home for widows and orphans in Americus, Georgia. Following Mr. Spencer's death in 1925. local educators and townspeople thought it only proper that a public school should bear his name. In the fall of 1930, Spencer Junior High School opened its doors to students. It is in that same spirit of admiration and appreciation for an outstanding individual that we gather today to dedicate this new facility. 2 SCHOOL HISTORY Spencer High School has a history of over 50 years of service to the students of this area. The school is named in honor of William H. Spencer who was born and educated in Columbus. After teaching for a time in Harris County, Georgia, Mr. Spencer returned to Columbus where he served the school system as a teacher, a consultant, a principal, and finally a supervisor until his death in 1925. In honor of his many contributions to the education of the students of Columbus, the William H. Spencer High School was formally dedicated on November 29, 1932. The school was made possible by donations from the Rosenwald Foundation, Dr. George Foster Peabody, and the Board of Education. That first year in the building on Tenth Avenue there were sixteen teachers and one principal on the staff. The first graduation class consisted of thirty seven students. In later years the school was moved to 1830 Shepherd Drive. Finally, on April 19, 1979, a new building was dedicated as William H. Spencer High School. This new facility at 4340 Victory Drive is a continuing reminder of the community’s admiration and appreciation for the outstanding achievements of Mr. Spencer. The present school contains 50 instructional units as well as an auditori- um, a library, a cafeteria, and a gymnasium on almost 70 acres of land at the edge of the Fort Benning Military Reservation. A staff of approximately 70 professional educators oversees the education of up to 1200 students from Muscogee County, Fort Benning, and Chattahoochee County. PHILOSOPHY AND GOAL PHILOSOPHY The curriculum and instructional activities of Spencer High School are guided by the philosophy of teaching the command of fundamental processes and meeting the needs of all students at various levels of achievement. The basic principles of such a philosophy of education include the development of individuals to have positive attitudes toward learning, to be contributing members of society, and to be pre- pared for their academic, social, political, and economic futures. KEEPS THE WAVE fl F L 0 fl T fl N Q T fl E W fl V E WAVES GOAL The goal of Spencer High School is to provide learning experiences that will be meaningful and useful to the students served whether they enter the labor force or pursue post-secondary studies. Objectives are designed to generate the learning activities necessary to accomplish the intentions set forth within the goal statement. 0 N RICK MEINTQSfl - T0WANIDA KEY MISS GREENWAVE MR. DGMGLA5S - TAMMY DIAZ - MRS. BANAZAK q. u E E N S □ F T N E W A V FIRST ATTENDANT - MARIA g BULdUNE E5EDRT - dEREMY GRDSS 5EEDND ATTENDANT - AMANDA WALKER ESE0RT - MARSHALL RIEN e- T- Ud c£G -? J E------Qui MISS FRESHMAN - TAMIEA HARRIS MISS S0PH0MQRE - KIMBERLY MARSHALL B txf i J FIRST ATTENDANT MARIA BULcJUNG SEEDND ATTENDANT AMANDA WALKER TBWflNDfl KEY - MISS GREENWF1VE 1986-87 9 H0MEE0MING NOW. GIRLS, DON'T FRET! 12 Yes, honey, That’s what he said! I didn’t do anything! PRETTY GIRLS, HU-H? Biological Waves That’s right, Class! I SflY NQW - WHERE'S THE BEEF??? SENIORS Lewis Alsbrook Judy Armstrong Randall Asburry Delorese Barber Robin Bowling Leasa Boyd Linda Boyd Alzata Broadnax Maria Buljing Edith Cabecerias Michelle Caldwell Lucky Caswell Kami Caudill Kelvin Chester Jin S. Chung Renee Clay y y AW 4 0 A � 4A Lashun Cofield Rhonda Collier Norma Cooper Travis Copeland 18 Tonya Creekmore Lawrence Dukes Missy Crowell Elisabeth Davis Monica Dorsey Deborah Elliot Pamela Emmons Letitia Farmer James Fields Cheryl Filmore Willie Filmore Barbara Foster 19 John Frizzo Keith Gardner Raquel Gauthier Shelia Geesey Veronica Green Dessie Hairston Scott Halstead Kesha Hardimon 20 Most Likely To Succeed - Lucky Caswell Nancy Patrick Glenn Harris David Harrison Eric Hart Darren Hauck Joey Henninger Rena Holcomb Steve Henry Deborah Hood Mechele Johnson A Lovetta Jones Debbie Lane Laura Lavigne Amanda Liebl Deana Limbaugh 22 Most School-Spirited — Joe Norman Allison Walker David Meriam Lisa Mihal 23 Most Athletic — Keith Gardner Alzata Broadnax Carmita Myers Joe Norman 24 Carl Oakley Tracy Olds Mauricia Padilla Leslie Passmore Joe Pollock Zachary Porch Alexandria Quinn Daryl Ransom 25 Christopher Rodgers Arturo Salcedo Ernie Santana Patrick Sebay Darelle Seldon Cynetha Shells Most Likely To Succeed - Kenneth Brown Nancy Patrick Corry Simmons Michael Smith 26 Robert Smith Tracy Smith Most Popular - Tarron McGee Wanda Key Anna Spezialy Melvin Stalls George Sutton Remi Tessier Angela Thacker Tammy Thatcher Bonji Thomas James Thomas 27 Elizabeth Thornton Brenda Traywick Most Talented - Lucky Caswell Marta Buljing Carol Wilhite Samantha Wilkins 28 Kimberly Williams Teresa A Williams Teresa L. Williams Timothy Williamson Can you catch the WAVE? Breaking into action!!!!!!! 29 Most Friendly - Alzata Broadnax Tarror McGee Most Dependable — Randy Milner Kesha Hardimon 30 PRINCIPAL FRANKLIN DOUGLASS “MISS GREENWAVE THE HEAD OF THE WAVE “MISS SENIOR” - KESHA AND THE WAVE NEVER HARDIMON AND ESCORT DIES! TOWANDA KEY AND ESCORT HPOCOO m zmmpoC) mu:-) HUiCOO m z m m po O mH Abeyta, Pauline Acker, Dawn Adkins. George Allen, Carlos Alsbrook, Darrell Anthony. Valencia Aponte. Michael Archievigas, Gabriel Bailey. Rogelio Baker, Melissa Black, Kristi Bartlett, Gary Beasley, Johnathan Bowie, Sharon Best, Tara 34 Brink. Billy Brothers. Bryant Brown. Michael Bruton. Bradley Bruton. Brantley Buckner. Joe Burgess. DeAllen Buster. Rodney Cofield. George Collins. Argrenia Connolly, William Conner, Christopher 35 V Daniels. Trina Davis. Charles Davis, Kelly Davis. Maurice Dickerson. Renwick Dobson. Dana Downs. Shanae Dunnavant. Sherri Easton. Michael 36 % Eickler. Richard Elliot. Timothy Farris. Vanessa Felton. Tamica Finan, Alexandria Fitzgerald, Maureen Florence, Angelia Fester, Robbie Fowler, Perrell Foye, Melanie Foster. Keri Fulgium, Keith 37 Gaither. Candance Gibson. Tammie Gonzalez. Douglass Grant. Caroline Grantham. Jeanette Harmon. Meatrice Harrell. Cory Harris, Scott Helgeson, Kristin 3« Hickman. Robert Hill. Carlos Hood, Wayne Horne. Sharon Johnson. Bridget! Johnson, Melody Johnson, Terri Jones. Cynthia Jones. Gilda Kynard, Alice Lammee, Larry Larabel, Angela 39 Mace, Mary Marierose, Reynaldo Martin, Alicia Martin, Angela McCain. Janice McCoy, Beatrice McNeil. Daniel Meddaugh. Jeff 40 Monte, Harold Munay. Shannon Murrell, Chanel Needham. Mark Ortiz. Angel Owens. Kevin Parker. Meatrice Parker. Priscilla 41 Revcll. John Rhoades. Katherine Robertson. Xavier Roberts. Lisa 42 Scott. Julie Scott, Sharron Scott, Stefne Sharff, Kim Sproles, Sandy Stafford. Albert Stephens. Rodger Stewart. Gerald Streetman. Jennifer Symonds, Philip Tason. TaJ Tejada. Vianka Tilton. Chris Torres. Valerie Valentin. Jose Vega. Angela 44 Trippany. Starla White. Mary Wilkins, Jennifer Wilhite. Karen Zinser, Roy Alvarado, Elsa 45 Acker. April Ahlfleld. Pamela Aldarondo. Evelyn Anderson. Vincent Baker, Tilisa Bennett, Brandy Bagley. Robert Bean. Teresa Bixler, Angela Baker. Stacy Benitez. Christina Andrews, Stacy Banks. David Bennett. Tobora Boldreghini, Sophia Boyd. Karla Boyd, Timothy Boyett. Steve Braski, Francis 49 Breland. Charlie Brinson. Samira Briscoe. Rhonda Brunotte, Jennifer Brunson. Robert Buljung. Sunny Burgamy. Danny SO Carr. Eric Carter. Christopher Carter. Cynthia Cazimero. Clarence Cobb, Richard Connolly, Erin Cruz. Marlene Davis, Anfrea Davis, Claibourne Davis. Denise Davis. Tina Delapaz. Awilda Dennis. Harrold Dixon. Algena Dorsey, Edward 51 Eldridge. Brian Flores, Buffie Floyd. Yolanda Foust. Carl Fowler. Christine Frizzo. Laura Ganzer, Lisa George, Michael Ghant. Martha 52 Giles. Kenyatta Gomez. Gil Goodrow. Christopher Goodwin. Teresa Grazette. Letanyg Griffin. Marie Hagen. James Hall. Lenoris Hand. Kelly Hannabas, Kelly Griffith, Tre Haag. Henry Halstead, Kathy Hampton. Greg Hanson. Christie Hardimon, Sonja Harkins. Gregory Harrell, Wanda Harrington. Bobbie Harris, Clinton Harris, Lisa Hawkins, Chinitta Harnandez, Saul Hickman, Charles Hickman. Pricilla Hicks. Micheal Hill, Kecia Hill. Marion Hoffman. Kevin Hogans, James Hudson. Tracey Hughes, Terria Humphrey. Chistopher Humphreys, Ricardo Irizarry. Alberto James. Anita Jaques, Noah Johnson. Reginald Jones, Angela Jones, Demetriuse Jones. Jennifer Jones, Michael Kilpatrick, Mark Kimbrugh, Donald Krug, Raymond Lampard, Lisa Lewis. Karousia Lewis, Lisa Lewis. Scott Maupin, Nicole Mann. Yvonne Marshall. Kimberly 1ft 'i r Maddox. Reginald McCoy. Glenda McDonald. David McKinnon. Richard McMoore. Lupe McNeal, Stephanie 55 Mitchell, Kimberly Mitchell, Traci Mobley, Robert Mohl, Micheal Montalvo. Frances Moore. Flin Mullen. Paula Murry, Darrell Oakley. David Odom. Richard Parsons, Regina Patterson, Johnnie Patterson, Leonardo Patton. Patrice 56 Phillips, Damaina Pletcher. Jennifer Prather. Valerie Propst. Rita Ratcliffe. Joanne Roth, Mindy Sanders, Robert Santana. Edgar Scott. Malik 57 58 Simmons. Romona Smith. Douglas Smith. Rowena Sparks. Nikki Spellman, Vincent Stalls. Carlos Stuart, Lee Tate. Troy Taylor. Robert Tennihill, Ginnette Tieden, Oliver Tillmon. Sean Torres. Dennis Toombs. Vickie Tyler, Shannon Vasque2, Gina Vlets, Art Vincent. Rochelle White, Yolanda Whitmire, Tamee Whitlenburg, Nicholas Wilder. Clinton Williams, Corey Williams. Juanita Wingstrom. Angel Wolfe, Trojanella 59 Adams, Shawn Adkins. Jason Alexander, Dale Alkula, Josh Allen. Jackie Allen. Rhonda Anasco. Archer Angeli. Marsha Barber. Tracy Bartlett, Cheryl Bayaca, Teresa Bell, David Benitez, Josaphaine Benton. Andres Bone. Rick Blount Rafi Boston Treaine Bowling. Andrew Bradely, Paula Brooks. John Brewer. Ayonna Brooks. Mike Brewster. Robert Brown. Billy Brinn, Joe Brown. Ira Brown. Kelly Brunson. Latasha Brunson. Theodore Bruton. Scottie 63 Bryan Eugene Burke Keven Carter Meshara Christian David Conner Jessie Conway Regina Cooke Terrie Corbett Wayne 64 Coward Susie Cromer Tony Cruz Raphael Cruz Tommy Curtis, Spencer Dangela, Anjanette Davis, Anthony Davis, Meridith Davis. Steven Davis. Tammy Debrasso. Marie Deues. Valent Downs. Gary Davis. Jeromey Dawson. Venus Drayton. Herman Dunnavant. April Durdin. Jake Elliot. Jeff Ellis. Carl Ellis. Chris Enriquez. Angelica Enriquez. Hector Fake. Martha Fiqueroa, Daniel Rores. Laura Ford. James Foster. Robert Fowler. Richard 66 Gary. Rhondalynn Garza. Emilo Grazette. Mark Gibson. Joe Gipson. Tracy Glance. Teresa Glover. Antivette Gonzalez. Nelson Gonzalez. Noel Gosset. Dawn Green. Crystal Greenhow, James Griggs. David Grotton. Kim Guillaume. Shareka Hall, Chris Hall, Tammy Harman, Dan Harris. Charles Harris. Reggie Harris. Tamica Hastings, Tabatha Helms, Shari Helgeson, Mike 67 Hickman. Chip Hicks. Pamela Hinton. Charlene Henry. Donna Henninger, Shannon Hicks. Tim Holland. Ret Hobbs. Tommy Holland, Clay A •]i 68 Jenkins. Heath Jenkins. Micheal Johns. Casie Johnson. David Johnson. Maurice Johnson. Shelton Kalowe. Kim Keiper, Matt Kelly. Apa Kirschbaum, Teresa Lavigne. Ray Kemp. Sala King. John Land. Donald Langford. James King. Ulysses Lattimer, Suzanne Lowery. Phillip Lyttle, Matisa Lundy. Enerina Mable. Stephanie 69 Macklin, LaRhonda Manship, David McCafferty, Amy McDonald. Brad Maggio, Scan Majewski, Charlene Masnns, Stacy Manship, Dixie Marion, Brook Marm. Justin McCastle. Robert McCray, Terri McDermott, Kimberly McLamore, Neketa McMorris, John Melton, Chris 70 Merrit, Mike Mesquite, Cecilia Mesquite, Mario Miller. Kim Miller. Lauce Mobley, Alyssa Moore, Erica Moore. Jonathan Moore. Mike Moore. Patricia Morris. Stacy Morrison. Sean Myers. Don Nieto. Veronica Noel. Chandra Oliver. Tabatha Ortiz. Andrea Parker. Augie Parker. Darren Parson, Tara Patterson. Marlon Pumphrey, Ronald Rainey. Hector Ransom. Sonya Ransom. Yolanda 72 Registe. Lincoln Remy, Daniel Richards. Sue Richards. Toby Richards. Vanessa Ritter, Alex Robinson, Corvelle Robinson. John SaBOT. Lydia Sandoval. Chris Santamaria. Javier Scherber. Fache Schuracher. Matt Scott. Ralonda Shaddix, Betty Shaw, Alssyia Shed, Tara Short. Carla Short. Tommy Simmons. Santana 73 Slaughter. Shawn Smith. Jeff Snow. Wendy Stewart, Mary Stone. Daniel Tally, Tim Tanksley, Amy Tate. Felicia Taylor, Torris Tessie. Kelvin 74 Thomas. Ethelle Thomas. Jabbar Thompson. Ken Thompson, Virginia Wagner. Kassandra Wagner. Laura Walton. Nina Watkins. Jacki Wells. Carol White. Renee Wilbon. Wallace Willhite, Curtis 75 Woods. Jason Young, Brogette York. Bo Zinser, Steven TEACHERGRAM Aniton, Dorothy - English Banaszak. Ann — Physical Education w Branham, Jeffrey - Vocational Music Brown. Sharon — Mathematics O, • ■ — • «ll K 1 w i ' Joy Daniels — English Candid Shot Davis, Paul — Social Studies Denham. Kathleen — Science Edmonson, Michael - Science 77 Farmer. Patricia - Business Gaddy, William — Social Studies Gaither, James — ROTC Galbraith. Lillian — English Gayden, Doris — English Humber. Camilla — MDE Candid Gilstrap, Sidney - Science Good, Maceline — Mathematics Graham. Rudy - English Shot Guiot, Lydia — Spanish Haralson. Walter — Social Studies Hirsch, Marilyn — Social Studies Howard. Jesse — Science Jinright, Noah — Metals 78 r r A. J ‘ m Johnson. Harry - Art Jones, Daniel — English Lopez. Carmen — Spanish Manzi, Ralph Business Lee. Joyce - mathematics Chairperson McCormick. George — Business Loney. Renner — Foreign Language Chairperson McDaniel. Victor — Mathematics Kinney. Mattye — Mathematics Moffett. Gloria - Science — Ostrander. Betty — English Candid Shot Chairperson Ramos. Cecilia — Learning Disabilities 79 Rasch. Robert — ROTC Skinner, Linda — Social Studies - Chairperson If Watson. Sue — Social Studies Ray. Robbie — Mathematics Rosse, Vincent — Band Shaw. Eugene — Auto Mechanics Candid Shot Smith. Lynn - Special Education Turner. Gerald - Science Turner. Mark - Social Studies Westbrook. Peggy — English Williams. Ben — Science Chairperson Education Woods, Sandra — Home Economics 80 Woodridge. Fraser - Latin Mrs Richmond Mrs. Gayden � r..i Mrs. Aniton THINKING ABOUT THE WAVES Mrs. Smith Mr. Harralson I 4 Mrs. Ruth Bazemore ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS THEY CALM THE TIDE AND SMOOTH THE WAVE The Yearbook staff, administration and faculty welcome Mrs. Ba- zemore!! 82 Mr. Phil Harding Mr Thomas L. Works Mrs. Mildred Hill Ninth Grade Counselor Mrs. Delores J. Sanders Head Counselor HELPING THE WAVE MOVE ON! Welcome to SHS! Mrs. M. Hill Mrs. Carolyn Ferguson Tenth and Eleventh Grade Counselor Mrs. N York Office Volunteer Mrs. Toni Needham Office Volunteer Mrs. Dorothy Alexander Office Secretary and Clerk Mrs. Ives Rodriguez Office Secretary k s� Mrs. Christine Davis Office Secretary 1st row (L to R): Mrs. Cloria Thomas. Mrs. Josie Johnson — Manager, Mrs. Mary Williams. Mrs. Marie Evans, Mrs. Johnnie Pitts. 2nd row (L to R): Mrs. Gussie Kennedy. Mrs. Joann Woods. Mr. Gerald Bullard. Mrs. Patricia Huff: Assistant Manager Mrs. Josie B. Johnson CAFETERIA MANAGER 89 Riding the Wave! Cheering the Wave on to Victory!! Sharon Horne A glamorous Rah-Rah Mary Mace Amanda Walker Kelley Davis Stefne Scott Smiling for the WAVE! Touchdown. WAVE! IM SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Steady improvement after recovering from early-sea- son injuries marked the 1986-87 Greenwave football team. The highlights of the season were back-to-back victories over highly regarded Kendrick and Hardaway and a hard fought loss to the reigning champions. The Carver Tigers”. SHINING WAVE Elton Owens (OT) made first team All Bi-City, and Keith Gardiner, along with linedbacker. Tukey McGee, was named to the second team. GAMES Spencer 7 - Smith Station 20 Despite Randall Asburry’s 66 yard TD run, the Greenwave lost their opening game. Several Key players were injured during the game. Spencer 6 — Valley 38 A crippled Spencer team traveled to Fairfax. Ala., only to lose to the “Valley Rams.” The “Rams” rated 3 in Alabama. Maurice Davis scored for Spencer on a pass from Keith Gardiner. Spencer 0 - Manchester 27 Spencer lost a hard fought game at Doughboy Stadi- um to the always powerful “Blue Devils.” Zach Porch and Tukey McGee stood-out for the Wave. Spencer 12 - Columbus 27 Columbus scored two touchdowns late to defeat the Wave in Spencer's first game. Randy Fuller was the offensive sparkplug. Spencer 34 - Shaw 7 Keith Gardner. Ricky Logo and Barron Gardner led Spencer to its first Victory of the season. Eddie Kirk was lost for the season in this game as injuries contin- ued to plague the Greenwave. Spencer 14 — Jordan 17 The Red Jackets kicked a last second field goal to beat the Greenwave and ruined Spencer’s hopes for a comeback victory Darren Hauck. Jeff McGee and Lawerence Barber sparked a strong defensive effort. Spencer 8 - Kendrick 7 Powerful Kendrick fell victim to the Greenwave in the homecoming game. Great defense led by Tukey McGee, Terry Dickerson and Anthony Young and the passing combo of Keith Gardner to Barron Gardner “did-in the “Cherokees.” Spencer 19 — Hardaway 7 The “bull-like running of Ricky Logo and tremen- dous defense gave Spencer a glorious win over the top-rated Hardaway. Spencer 0 - Baker 14 Two long passes led Baker to victory in a game that was much closer than the score indicates. Spencer 14 — Carver 21 A late field goal and two offensive turnovers allowed the Region Champions, the “Carver Tigers” to defeat the Wave. Keith Gardner, Elton Owens and Ricky Logo on offense and Tukey McGee, Anthony Young and Zack Porch on defense turned in excellent perfor- mances for Spencer. Coach Frank Matthews Mark Turner Jeff Branham Spencer Making Waves C art c-tf MccHfews Greenware Resurgence Forces Teams to Contend By Guerry Clegg Staff Writer When the Spencer Greenwaves lost to Jordan three weeks ago, it looked like they were headed for another dismal year. Instead, Spencer responded with back-to-back upsets of Kendrick and Hardaway. The Green- waves may not be Region 2-AAAA contenders, but now they must be con- tended with. Spencer is 3-5 with games against Baker (Friday night) and Carver left to play. A win in either of those games would be a marked improvement over last year’s 2-8 record. But Spencer coach Frank Matthews isn’t sur- prised at his team’s resurgence. He felt in presea- son the Greenwaves could be .500. But a rash of injuries contributed to a slow start. “We’re playing like we’re capable of playing,’’ Matthews said. “The kids have done well because we were at a point where personnel was as low as it could get.” Fullback Ricky Logo and tailback Larry Dukes were the key injuries. And their losses affected the defense. Anthony Dickerson and Maurice Davis alternated at tail- back. When Dukes returned, Dickerson was moved to comerback and Davis to linebacker. Also, Randy Fuller was moved from wide re- ceiver to safety and William Burns became a starter at defensive end. “We didn’t think he would play this year,” Matthews said. “But he has made the plays. With him at one end and Logo at the other we contain them pretty good. And Tukey McGee is the best middle linebacker in the city in my opinion.” The offense has steadily improved. Logo, a 6-foot- 4, 249-pounder, was slowed the first three games with a strained hamstring. He rushed for 119 yards against Hardaway giving him 310 yards in the last four games. “He’s coming along, said Matthews. We knew Ricky can be a bull of a runner.” Senior quarterback Keith Gardner was also a key player in the victories. Gardner scored two touch- downs against Hardaway, the first on fourth-and- goal from the 9. Against Kendrick Gardner com- pleted 9-of-19 passes for 103 yards. He had runs of 20 and 7 yards and passed of 10 and 15 on the touch- down drive. “Gardner’s made play after play,” Matthews said. “He’s a good quarterback in that he’s mope accurate with his passes than he was last year.” Matthews speaks cautiously about the last two, games. Overconfidence can erase momentum in a hurry. “I just hope,” he said, ”we can handle a couple of wins. Spencer Rallies To Upset Kendrick By Kathy Glarar Correspondent Spencer quarterback Keith Gardner approached his Green- waves’ crucial two-point conver- sion with a simple philosophy. “No matter what it took, we had to get it in, said Gardner. Gardner and the Greenwaves had come too far in their quest for an upset victory over Region 2-AAAA leader Kendrick. Spencer drove 80 yards in 10 plays to pull within a point at 7-0 with 3:48 to play. The Green- waves decided to go for the two-point conversion and the vic- tory. Gardner, a threat to run or pass, was given the option by coach Frank Matthews to choose the best route. Gardner picked a quick slant pass to Barron Gardner (no relation) for the conversion and an 8-7 Spencer win. “Keith had the option to throw or run and he read it just right,” said Matthews. “He made a move that really opened that pass up. Keith Gardner and fullback Ricky Logo led the Greenwaves down the field for their winning drive. Gardner gained 27 yard PREPS rushing and passed for 14 more, while Logo gained 20 yards on two carries. Kendrick made the game’s final moments suspenseful. The Cherokees began their final drive on their own 15, when Marcus Hudson’s knee touched the ground on his kickoff return. Quarterback Mike Nail, who fumbled five times in the game and lost four, quickly moved the Cherokees to midfield with 2:39 remaining. On first down from midfield, Nail scrambled to the Spencer 33. Then the Greenwaves’ defense stiffened and the Kendrick rally was stopped. William Burns sacked Nail for a seven-yard loss. A penalty and a dropped pass set up fourth-and-27 from the Spencer 45. Nail gained six yards, Kendrick turned the ball over on downs and the Spencer celebra- tion began. Kendrick coach Charlie Dow- dell was visibly upset after the game. We just looked terrible,” said Dowdell. “I really don’t want to talk about it.” By RutMlI Henderton Correspondent Spencer’s defense intercepted three passes and returned a fum- ble 35 yards for a touchdown and Ricky The Logo-Motive” Logo gained 114 yards on 21 carries as the Greenwaves defeated the Hardaway Hawks 11M Friday night at Kinnett Stadium. We played real good, said Spencer coach Frank Matthews. He (Logo) was great when we needed him, he makes our of- fense go.” The biggest defensive series of the night for Spencer came at the end of the first half with the score tied 6-6. Hardaway had a first-and-goa! at the 3. Travis Gaskin gained 2 yards to the 1, but the Hawks advanced no farther. After two incomplete passes, quarterback Jeff Haley was stopped on fourth and inches. Our player said he was in (the end zone),” Harda- way coach John Drew said. It appeared to us that he was in.” In the first quarter, the Hawks covered 80 yards on just three plays. Runs by Gaskin and Chris Egins moved the ball to the 30-yard line. On the next play, the Hawks caught Spencer’s defen- sive ends pinching, allowing Gas- kin to get outside and go 70 yards for the touchdown. Gaskin had 174 yards rushing in the first half and finished the night with 196. Spencer scored in each of the remaining quarters. In the sec- ond, Spencer drove 43 yards for a touchdown. Gardner scored on a 14-yard run as he faked a pitch to Logo and was able to thread his way to the end zone. In the third quarter, Hardaway had the ball on its 35, and Haley tried to run an option to the left. He was hit as he pitched and Earl Clark picked up the ball, and he pitched to Zac Porch for the score. Gardner scored on an 8-yard run with time running out, following a 34-yard interception return by Rodney Fuller. 99 Touchdown! WAVE! Fifteen Yards. SON! WAY TO GO, WAVE!! Just Sailing Along! Big WAVE! Medium WAVE! Small WAVE! It simply wasn’t that way!! VARSITY FOOTBALL Bo Dukes Larry Dukes Dexter Barnett Robert Brunson DeAllen Burgess William Burns .A 1k. ▼ 3 i 1 Marice Davis Terry Dickerson John Frizzo Keith Fulguim 102 FOOTBALL - VARSITY Randy Fuller Barron Gardner Keith Gardner Jerome Gardner Bernard Harris Darren Hauck James Hill Ronnie James Ricky Logo Reggie Maddox FOOTBALL VARSITY Raymond Marburr Joe Marm Jeff McGee Tarron McGee Zachary Porch Terrell Rutherford Ernie Santana Donald Shaw FOOTBALL - VARSITY Cory Simmons Tim Williamson Bernard Thornton Isaac Wilson Anthony Young Alex Tuiolosega Rodrick Wilburn 105 Ms. Sue Watson SPONSOR J.V. Cheerleaders Top: Kelly Hannabas. Paula Mullen 3rd: Lupe McMoore. Dana Standlfird. Patrice Patton 2nd: Lisa Harris. Jennifer Link Front: Shannon Tyler. Gina Vasquez K E E P I N G T H E Lisa Harris Amy McCaffrey J V F O O T B A L L 1986-87 THE LOW Three Cheers for There Is Thunder In The Wave!!! Roll On Wave — Roll On!! - -H —tn 3± 0ZCH I JliiUt GET UM UP. PflUbfl LGUISEM THUE-H1DQWN. DEflbbEN! FRESHMEN FQBTBAbb TEAM Bottom Row (L to R): Mark Turner, Jeff Branham, Frank Matthews, Gerome Gardner, Terrell Rutherford, Bo Dukes. Bill Gaddy, Jessie Howard. Row 2 (L to R): Keith Gardner, William Burns. Raymond Marburry, Corry Simmons, Randall Asburry, Zachary Porch, Terry Dickerson. Larry Dukes, Randy Fuller. Row 3 (L to R): Joe Marm, Donate Shaw. Anthony Young, Maurice Davis, John Frizzo, Elliot Patrick. Tim Williamson. Tukey McGee, Ricky Logo. Reggie Maddox. Row 4 (L to R): DeAllen Burgess, Darren Hauck, Dyrell Murray. Eddie Kirk. Dexter Barnett, Ernie Santana, Alex Tuiolosega, Essac Wilson. Keith “Happy” Fulguim, Bernard Harris. Row 5 (L to R): Robert Mobley. Wade Ollis, Carlos Allen, James Hill, Bernard Thornton. Barron Gardner, Ronnie James. Jeff McGee, Robert Brunson, Rodrick Wilburn. Coaches — Turner, Branham, Matthews, Gaddy, Howard. VARSITY FBBTBAbb TEAM Bottom Row (L to R): Davio Bell. Santana Simmons. Tracy Barber. Gerome Gardener, Shawn Dailey Row 2 (L to R): Jiff Elliott. Robert Brewster. Matt Schmacher, Valen Dews, John Fredrickson. Magaga Tuiolosega. Row 3 (L to R): Johnnie Robinson. O.J. Sanders, Fred Barber. Charles Keith, Dim Hardman. Row 4 (L to R): Vidal Alexander, Ulysses King, Billy Brown, Sean Adams. Sean Morrison, James Briscoe. Row 5 (L to R): Sean Slaughter. Keith Wilson. Quinton Holloway. Torry Phillips, Anthony Reeds, Gary Downs. Row 6 (L to R): Frank Berber. Bo Dukes. Tim Hicks, Jacquan Myers. Hector Rainey. Coach M. Turner □RRIE JAEKS0N DARYL RAN50M E G R E A T B E 5 T IN THE S T A T E WILLIAM REEVES R0DNEY “HARRELL Jordan Can’t Hold Ransom, Harrison By Guerry Clegg Stall Write David Harrison scored 31 points and Daryl Ransom had 25 as Spencer defeated Jordan 95-80 in boys basketball Tuesday night at Jordan. Jordan led the Greenwaves, ranked No. 6 in Class AAAA, 52-48 at halftime. But Spencer opened the second half with eight straight points and never trailed again. Rodney Harrell and Lorenzo Thomas spent much of the sec- ond quarter in foul trouble. That was the big difference, according to Spencer coach Speedy Gil- strap. We run the press a lot better with Rodney and Lorenzo in there, Gilstrap said. “They’re so quick. That loosens David and Daiyl up to do what they do, which is take it to the hole.” Ransom took it there, and usually found Harrison waiting. Harrison scored 30 points from the field, most of which came down low in the paint. Ransom’s aggressive play sent him to the free throw line fre- quently in the first half. He made seven of seven free throw and scored 17 of his points in the first half. “He and David are bona fide horses,” Gilstrap said. Gilstrap said he warned his team about Jordan’s extremely aggressive style. “I told them it would be a fun game, that we could very well scored 90 points and not win,” Gilstrap said. Spencer improved to 5-0 and thus could crack the top five when the new polls are released Friday. Jordan dropped to 3-3. The Red Jackets had played well until their last game against Harda- way. They played well at times against Spencer. “We’re not capable right now of putting together four good quarters,” said Jordan coach Mike Adcock. We had a (third) quarter like we did against Hard- away. (Spencer is) too good to have a quarter like that.” By Larry CirtrfuM Ledi Spencer's Randy Fuller shoots inside in the Greenwaves’ 95-80 win over Jordan. ■REGION lACWAMPS 1 122 Spencer Has Spencer High boys’ basketball coach Speedy Gilstrap sat at the foot of the bleachers the other night, reviewing another of his team's 15 straight victories, when a college coach stopped by for a visit. The coach, in town on a recruiting trip, kept shaking his head and smiling. He made some small talk, then shook his head, smiled again and told Gilstrap, “Coach, you’re GOOD.” GILSTRAP NODDED, then smiled a Cheshire cat’s grin while thanking the coach. Yes, Gilstrap’s actions spoke without words, we are. Gilstrap’s Greenwavesare very, VERY good, clearly the best team in Columbus right now and the No. 3 Class AAAA team in the state. That’s pretty heady stuff for a team from a town with a crummy statewide reputation for high school basketball, too heady in the eyes of some. No matter — Gilstrap’s Greenwaves can do more than just play. They are talented, yet plenty of teams in the city are talented. They are well-coached, yet plenty of teams in the city are well-coached. WHAT THEY have is something that separates the talented teams, the well-coached teams from each other. Some call it chemistry. At Spencer, it’s best called personality. “They’re like me,” said Gilstrap, in his fourth year at Spencer. Saturday mornings (after games), they wake up smiling.” THE GREENWAVES can smile because they’re relentless in their effort. In Friday’s 75-70 victory at Carver in the city’s most significant game thus far, the difference between the Greenwaves and the Tigers was not talent, nor coaching, but four quarters of effort. The Greenwaves can also smile because they have a certain charm about themselves, charm provided by a pair of guards, seniors Rodney Harrell and Daryl Ransom, who play as if they’re wearing the old comedy and tragedy masks. Harrell is the catalyst, the one with the emotion, with just enough hotdog in him and only a squirt of mustard. His statistics Friday night — six steals, nine assists, six turnovers, 19 points — mirror his personality and style of play: dynamic. RANSOM IS the stoic, the one with the poker-face, with a jump shot that practically leaps from a textbook. His statistics Friday night — three steals, one assist, three turnovers, 21 points — mirror his personality: unruffled. If the Greenwaves were a house, Ransom would be the living room� and Harrell the play room. And senior forward David Harrison would be the foundation. An honor student, who’s entertaining ideas about attending places such as Cornell and the Air Force Academy, LInrrienn niwar fKa fTrAantuatrac guard him. If they don’t, he scores 30.” AND IF they do, no problem, there’s always the defensive pressure, keyed by Harrell and Ransom, that grabs opponents by the neck and throttles them. “They’re quick, they hustle,” Gilstrap said of a team that also can pour another 3-5 pure athletes on the floor to maintain the heat. We have fun at practice. They're competitive people.” And they at last give the city of Columbus a boys’ team to be reckoned with statewide. “We're enjoying it,” Gilstrap said. We’re trying to keep it in the proper perspective.” GILSTRAP’S FIRST Spencer team, a flamboyant bunch with double-figure hat sizes that earned Gilstrap a less-than-desirable reputation among his peers, could not and would not have kept it in 124 Spencer Sets Up Face Off Hy Russell Henderson • '' H HwlOf tf I In Spencer High Greenwaves used full court pressure lo take a 7!� 49 victory over the Columbus High blue Devils Tuesday at S|M’iicer. I lu Blue Devils couldn’t han- dle S|jencer’s defense and the 11 reen waves weie able to score easy lay-ups ns a result. When Columbus did get the ball m its offensive zone, its shots were either hurried or altered by 6 fool 6 Aaron Harris. The press has been pretty elfeelive all year for us,” said Sp ’iicer coach Speedy Gilstrap. We’ve got some quick people and I he press is the best way lo lake advantage of their quick- ness.” I he Greenwaves were led by David Harrison’s 25 points. Only two Spencer players failed to si ore. t hree others scored in double figures for Spencer. Daryl Ran- som had 16 points, Randy Fuller 12 and Rodney Harrell 10. We got a good effort tonight,” i lilsirap said, but we’re going to need it against Carver. (I expect) arver lo play its best game of I lie year.” S| encer jumped out to an 18-7 lead in the first quarter, led by Ransom, who had 12 points in the quarter. The (Ireenwaves led by as many as 19 points in the first half and 40 23at halftime. Harrison did most of his dam- age in the second and fourth quarters, scoring six and 11 IMiints. respeclively. BOYS BASKETBALL Kendrick 9 2 to lead at halftime 31 26. Spencer took command of the game in the third quarter. Kendrick scored only II points in the period. To add lo the Chero- kees’ problems, three of their starters were in foul trouble. Kendrick also had trouble han- dling Spencer’s press. The Greenwaves converted numer- ous Kendrick turnovers into bas- kets. When we’re running our press, well. I’d hate to try to break it,” said Gilstrap. SpencerT By Kathy Gierer CoftrsixjfNlrml The third ranked Spencer G reen waves found themselves in an unfamiliar position during their Region 2-AAAA contest with the visiting Jordan Red Jackets. The Greenwaves and Jackets were lied at 68 and headed into overtime. With the pressure on, S| encer coach Speedy Gilstrap turned to the calmest player on the team. Rodney Harrell responded with six of Hie Greenwaves’ eight overtime points to hand Spencer a 76 74 victory. Spencer remains undefeated SPENCER By Kathy Gierer Conosponden! Spencer High played the same song with a different verse as it added Kendrick to the list of its 1986 87 basketball victims. The third-ranked Greenwaves pre- vailed over the Cherokees 73 60 and cruised with relative ease to their 16th consecutive victory. With a perfect Region 2 AAAA record, Spencer strengthened its hold on first place in the region race. Carver is in second place with one loss and Kendrick drops back to third with three losses. Coach Speedy Gilstrap’s team utilized I he same balanced scor- ing attack that has been its strong point all season. Daryl Ransom and Rodney Harrell had 18 points each and Lorenzo Thomas scored 16. urns Back Jordan ill 18 0 and sits atop the region standings. The situation in the game's closing minutes did not surprise Gilstrap. I’ve said all along that Jordan has super athletes. We knew they were good and we’d have to play well to win,” said Gilstrap. Jordan outscored Spencer 17-12 in the fourth quarter to tie the game in regulation. Jeff Cooper's basket with two seconds left sent it into overtime. In the extra period, Harrell went lo work. His first basket with 2:45 left pul the Greenwaves ahead to slay Willi 1:53 remain- ing. he took a shot and missed but relNHinded and scored for a four |M inl lead. Harrell was Spencer’s leading scorer with 24 points. David Har- rison contributed 14 for the Greenwaves. Ilul the game’s cru- cial points, with (lie exception of Harrell’s overtime performance, came from William Reeves. Reeves scored all 12 of his points in (he fourth quarter. His last two points came with 13 seconds left to pul Spencer ahead. They were playing man-to- man on Daryl (Ransom) and Rodney,” said Gilstrap. “That left the third man (Reeves) open. He carried us. He got the big bas- ket at the end. That was the one that let them not win it.” Spencer Rolls Over Kendrick As long as it keeps working, we ll keep running and keep smil- ing.” said Gilstrap. Kendrick effectively contained the Greenwaves’ David Harrison. We jusl couldn’t get the ball lo him. Fvery time we did, he had 6 foot 6 in front of him and 6 foot- 3 in back of him. He'll score if he gels the ball.” said Gil- st rap. To Remain on in Region Spencer had one shaky spell early in the second quarter. With the G reen waves leading 18 16, Kendrick reeled off eight straight l oinls in a 1:32 span. Gilstrap quickly called a timeout. “I told them lo look over at llieir bench. They (Kendrick) were celebrating. I told my play- ers that we had almost three quarters of the game to play. Let them celebrate now. We’d just .egroup and be more patient,” said Gilstrap. Spencer High The Greenwaves boys' basket- ball team won the Shaw Christmas Tournament. Players named lo the all city learn were David llnrrlson, Dariyl Ransom, Wanda Jackson and Rodney Har- rell. Harrell was also named most valuable player during the tournament After the Spencer timeout, the Greenwaves turned the tables on Kendrick. Spencer outscored encer sP Keeps Rolling By Guerry Clegg lall Writer Spencer proved it had more han two good players, David Harrison and Daryl Ransom, when Rod fitly Harrell scored 31 points against Central in the inals of the William Henry Shaw Christmas Basketball Tourna- ment. The Greenwaves have added nother. Lorenzo Thomas scored 6 points as the Greenwaves beat larda way 66-58 Tuesday night at ipencer. T think Lorenzo Thomas ilayed his best game of the year, vithout a doubt, said Spencer :oach Speedy Gilstrap. Thomas had plenty help, too. larrison and Harrell each scored 4 points and Ransom had eight. Spencer led 20-10 after the first uarter and maintained no less han an eight-point margin for nost of the game. But the Greenwaves' outside hooting went cold and Harda- ay cut the lead to 46-42 with 2:56 tft in the third quarter. The Greenwaves spread their ffense, however, and built it ack to 52-44 by the end of the uarter. That proved to be the ifference in the game. “I think when we spread it out opened it up for us, said ilstrap. “We missed two or tree jumpers so we needed to read it out to get some easy tots. “The people he's got, when ey spread it out they're tough,” tid Hardaway coach Jimmy se. “We made too many mis- kes the first half. But they reed them mistakes.” Tim Sanks kept Hardaway in e game with a variety of nifty ots inside. Sanks, a 6-foot-3 nior, finished with 32 points. Harrell’s 36 Leads Spencer Past Central By Earl Thaxton Stall Writer Spencer's David Harrison grabs rebound against Hardaway Baker led 16-12 after the open- ing quarter. Then everything went wrong for Jordan. “Jordan went man-to-man with us in the second quarter,” said Baker coach Murphy Jenkins. We were just too quick for them. We shot layup after layup after layup. We’re usually not a real good shooting team. But tonight, Jordan had a terrible night shooting. They only shot 14 percent in the second quarter.” When the dust settled, Baker outscored the Jackets 24-7 in the second period. Baker’s lead stretched to 29 points late in the gam Spencer’s Daryl Ransom blocked Central’s first shot last night and it was a message of things to come. The Greenwaves used strong defense and 36 points from tour- nament MVP Rodney Harrell to capture the boys championship of the William Henry Shaw Christmas Tournament with a 92-83 victory over defending champion Central. “Our defense took it to them,” Spencer coach Speedy Gilstrap said. Spencer finished with 10 blocked shots. Harrell scored 18 points in each half, most coming on drives to the basket. The Central team switched to a man-to-man de- fense at the half, but couldn’t slow Harrell down. Spencer becomes the only By Joe Schwarti Ledger-Enquirer| team other than Central to win Christmas Rodney Harrell, who scored 36 points and was named Most Valuable Player for the tour- nament. If Spencer had a big man who could score, say Carver’s Harold Lewis or Brookstone’s Derek Goshay, it could surprise some people in the state tournament. Aaron Harris, a 6-foot-6 center, is a good defensive player.... Basketball Tournament the tournament in the past nine years. They also won it in 1981 defeating Central 7069. David Harrison scored 17 sec- ond-half points for the Green- waves and finished with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Daryl Ransom had 17 pointsv After'the intermission. Central came out in a man-to- man defense and Harrison and Harrell went to work. Before the half was over the two combined for 35 points, many coming at the free throw line after being fouled near the bas- ket. Gilstrap said he was glad Ce- tral went to the man-to-man. “I hope teams play us man-to- man,” he said. Central kept the game close for much of the first half. After one quarter the scored was tied at 15-15. spencer opened the lead to seven points at 40-33 with 1:10 remaining in the half and led at halftime 44-39. Spencer pulled ahead by 10 at 62-52 with 1:52 remaining in the third quarter. But Jacobs came off the bench to hit four straight points and narrow the lead to 66-60 at the end of the quarter. Spencer scored the first six points of the fourth period to widen-the gap to 12 points. Later in the quarter. Moses and Sparks fouled out and Central couldn’t make a serious run at the Green- 126 Spencer gets its chance at No. 1 alter last week’s Washington loss By Steve Figueroa Staff Writer Slalo Top 10s Griffins 75-61 win over No. 1- ranked Washington last Saturday made ripples all over the state, but nowhere was the news received with more excitement than In Co- lumbus, the home of second-ranked Spencer. The Grecnwaves realized Grif- fin’s win would mean a change atop the Journal Constitution Class AAAA boys poll this week — a change that gives Spencer, the only unbeaten team In AAAA, a turn In the No 1 position. I didn't get a chance to read the score In the paper,” said coach Speedy Gllstrap with a laugh. One of my players came running la Monday morning and asked me if I had heard about Washington getting beat Tm enjoying what’s happening to our team, the players are enjoy- ing it and the whole school Is enjoy- ing it But, at the same time, we re- alize we re not yet where we want to be this season. To see Spencer (18-0) ranked ahead of traditional powers such as Southwest Macon Is rare for Colum- bus fans, but Gilstrap doesn't think the ranking Is totally undeserved. Until I see those other teams. 1 don't think it's far off base, Gil- strap said. I don't feel uncomfort- able with It. We have a good crew this year. We start five seniors and have four other players we’re not afraid to use. We re not bad. David Harrison, a 6-foot-J for- ward, leads the team with average of 17.4 points and 11.3 rebounds. Daryl Ransom, a 6-1 guard, aver- ages 16 points and 5.3 assists a game. Point guard Rodney Harrell (5 10) averages 14.4 points and five assists. Willie Fllmore (6 2) and Loren- zo Thomas (6-1) round out the di- ling I adds size In his sixth- mlnullve starting five. Junior Aaroti Harris (6 man role. I like this group because they're all bustlers,'' said Gilstrap. Boya AAAA 1. Spencer 18-0 2. Griffin 15-1 3. Washington 15-2 4. SW Macon 17-4 5. Baldwin 15-1 6. Walton 18-1 7. Westovor 17-f 8. Heritage________16-2 9. Cedar Shoals 13-3 10. McEachern 12-4 RIDE HN WAVES!! EAR0L MEAD0WS NATASHA MILLS BARBARA FOSTER EATEN THE B ALL. WAVE! 15 AFTER ALL, LADIES, IT'S YDUR WEJW! cJUMP NIGN, WAVE! BALL' R0LL IT IN, WAVE! 5 N00T, WflNDfl! TW0, WflNDfl!! RISE, TIDE!! UP! UP! AND AWAY! I I GUESS I EflN MAKE IT! JUNIOR VARSITY BGJYS SINK IT, ELLI0T!!! EflTETI IT WAVE!!! tnrn ± zmmj3tn TIDES ON THE RISE!! 138 140 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL J.V. Girls Basketball Kneeling (L-R): Lenoris Hall, Angela Baker, Rowdalywn Gary, Mona Simmons, Rowena Smith. Standing (L-R): Coach Smith, Yolanda Ransom, Amy Young, Carla Short, Shareka Goillaume, Bobbi Harrington, Sonya Ransom. 142 Freshmen Basketball L to R: Toby Richardson, Darren Parker, David Bell, Adam Bowling, Joe Gibson, Marty Hines, Reginald Harris. L to R Kneeling: Ulysses King, Billy Brown, Terrell Rutherford, Gary Dowds, Robert McCastle, Jonathan Moore. SINK IT DAVID!!! EAST A WAVE!!! EATE-H IT WAVE!!! 14S WRESTLE - WAVE TEAM - WRESTLE WRESTLING TEAM WRESTLING Row 1 (L to R): Samantha Wilkins, Laura Lavigne, Christi Rae, Coach M. Turner, Jennifer Link, Teresa Goodwin. Row 2 (L to R): Mike Woody, Jeff Elliot, George Cofield, Herman Johnson, Chris Ellis, Fred Barber, Vidal Alexander, Greg Harkins. Row 3 (L to R): Barron Gardner, James Jamerson, Bill Conolly, David MacDonald, Joe Marin, Gerald Mercado. Row 4 (L to R): Mike Meadows, Ricky Logo, Keith Gardner. Bo Dukes, Wayne Pullen, Anthony Young. H □ b D (3 N W fl V BQYS TENNIS TEAM BOY’S TENNIS (L to R): Steven Davis, Dan McNeill, Stan Maxwell, Mrs. Smith, George Sutton, Remi Tessier, Devin Tessier, Cris Ray (Not pictured). GIRLS TENNIS TEAM GIRL’S TENNIS Kneeling — (L to R): Tracy Olds, Tabitha Cabeceiras, Anne Messina, Deborah Snelson, Keri Foster. 154 Back — (L to R): Teresa Mauro, Heidi Nix, Kristin Helgeson, Heather Withrow, Amanda Liebl, Holly Peters, Mrs. Smith — Coach. 1985-06 5QEEER VETERANS SOCCER (VETERANS) (Top): Coach Davis Row 1 (L to R): David McDonald. Rodger Stevens. Tim Eliot. Roy Zinzer, Gary Bartlett. Flin Moore. Row 2 (L to R): Michael Bouldin, Stan Young, Edward Rainey. Reynaldo Row 3 (L to R): Chris Rodgers. Marshall Rich. Bobby Smith, Lucky Caswell. Bill Connelly. (Front): Kate Rhodes (Manager). Deborah Sheldon (ManAOPr) SOCCER •TRYOUTS (Top): Rick McIntosh (Player-trainee), Mr. Davis (Coach) Row 1 (L to R): Chris Tilton. Remi Tessier, Jose Pollack. Jeff Elliot. Mike Mohl. Row 2 (L to R): Lee Stuart. Oliver Tieden, Scott Harris. Greg Harkins, Andre Benton. Row 3 (L to R): Bo York. Matt Schumacher. Adam Sears. Michael Wells. George Sutton. Kate Rhodes 155 (Manager). GIRLS SOFTB ALL TEAM SOFTBALL 1st Row (L to R): Mechele Johnson, Nancy Patrick, Alzata Broadnax, Kesha Hardemen, Amanda Liebl Luara Lavigne. 2nd Row (L to R): Cassandra Ransom, Bridgette Johnson, Angela Larabel, Virginia Propst. 3rd (L to R): Regina Parsons, Rita Propst. 4th Row (L to R): Coach Gilstrap. 156 WELEDME. MR. RQ55EU HE HEADS THE MUSIEAL WAVES MR. RQSSE. BANDMASTER flQyflNEEB BAND ADVANCED BAND L R Seated (Row 1): Sonja Hardimon, Kelley Brown, Tammy Blackman, Naomie Murphy, Kate Rhodes. Deana Bangs, Elizabeth Thornton. (Row 2): Denise Monroe, Kimberly Brown, Terry McCray. Rhonda Collier. Danielle Remy, Deirdre Smith. Darlene Robinson. Lili Plaza. L R: Standing (Row 3): James Mason. Valerie Torres. Denise Davis. Marion Anderson, Robert Fejeran. Pamela Ahlfield. Emilio Garza, Lucky Caswell. (Row 4): Jeffrey 1S8 Ta,ly MicheaI w x dy. Tyrone Monte. Rick Platz. Fredrick Yarde. James Ford. Stan Young. Chris Ray. William Jeter. Evertt Patrick. L-R: Standing (Row 5): Donald Lance, Rick Foust, Gil Gomez. Greg Clemnons. Kewt Bagley, Herman Drayton. Marior) Anderson, Edgar Santana, Pamela Ahlfield Rick Platz, Tyrone Monte Adam Sears, Herman Drayton ■nULMICj Rick Foust, Herman Drayton, Gil Gomez, Donald Lane T-HEY PLAY TflE MUSIE EDNEERT BAND Seated: L to R) Danielle Remy. Darlene Robinson. Deidre Smith. Lilli Plaza. Ingrid Phillips, Pamela Ahlfield. Sonja Hardimon, Kelly Brown, tanding. (L to R) Mr. Rosse, Adam Sears. Rick Platz. Tyrone Monte. Edgar Santana. Marion Anderson. 160 MflREHING BAND Row 1 (L to R): Deana Bangs. Gil Gomez. Scott Nunez. Terrence Hugle. Rick Foust. Herman D.. Jason Baldridge. Kent Bagley. Donald Lane. Lucky Caswell Row 2 (L to R): Sonya Hardimon, Danielle Remy. Freda Tate, Tammy Blackman. Tammy Hopkins, Kelle Brown. Naomi Murphy. Chris Ray Row 3 (L to R): Lizzie Thornton. Darlene Robinson. Latonya Carlos. Kim Brown, Deniece Smith. Rhonda Collier, Diedre Smith. Shaun Magie. Robert Fejeran. Edgar Santana. Emilio Garza. Marian Anderson. Kate Rhodes, Pam Ahfield. Everett Patrick, Mike Evan, Steven Argue. James Mason. Jeff Talley. Clinton Harris, Clinton Wilder. William Jeter, James Ford, Tyrone Monte. 161 FL AG GIRLS L-R: Christie Ray, Sonja Hardimon, Elizabeth Thornton, Kate Rhodes, Pamela Ahlfield. ■ADVANCED CHQRU5 DRUM MfldDRi DEflNA B ANGS •AND LUCKY CASWELL 1st row Chintta Howkins. Cynthia Brown, Mindy Roth. Edith Cabeceiras, Tracy Olds, Kim Williams, Tammy Thacher, Joy Oliver, Paula Mullen. Anastasia Martin. Judy Armstrong. Mona Simmons. Avial Walker. Stefne Scott. Alzata Broadnax 2nd Row - Valerie Mullen. Tina Davis. Rolanda Scot. Regina Parsons. Alesha Rome. Karen Vredenburg. Kelley Davis. Keri Foster. Amy Potter. Heidi Nix. Nina Monte. Amanda Liebl. Amanda Walker. Nancy Patrick. Kristin Wade. Diann Smith, Keila Jackson. Sandy Sproles. 3rd Row Jessica Williams, Lisa Traywlck, Laura Childers. Kenda Cargile. Anna Messina, Carmita Myers. Leslie Passmore. Renee Clay, Allison Walker. Raquel Gauthier. Delorese Barber. Angela Jones, Jennifer Strectman BATTALION HEADQUARTERS AND COMMAND Row 1 (L lo R) Maria Buljung. Ricky Logo. Hoilie Robinson. Marshall Rich. Richard McIntosh Row 2 (L to R) Angie Thacker, Takaya Coheld. Carl Oakley. Robert Franc hak Tracey Smith. Angel Ortu Row 3 (L to R) Roy Zmser. Melissa Baker. Jeremy Groat. Lee Staurt. Candt Gaither. Lyle Wellt HEADQUARTERS STAFF (ALPHA COMPANY) Row 1 (L to R) ManA Bulging. Carl Oakley. Jeremy Grots Row 2 (L to R) Angie Thacker. Takaya Coheld BRAVO COMPANY HEADQUARTERS STAFF (BRAVO COMPANY) Row 1 (L to R) Richard McIntosh. Hoi he Robinson. Robert Franc hak. Virginia Proptt Row 2 (L to R): Tracey Smith. Ann Finan. Lyle Wells. Donna Mountcastle ti ■ A i; ALPHA COMPANY Company-Raiders BRAVO COMPANY COMMAND GROUP Row 1 (L to R): Brunilda Weather spoon. Joe Runnels, Marshall Rich, Kit Brown, Lee Staurt. Row 2 (L to R): Candi Gaither. Ray Waterman, Angel Ortiz. Mike Edmondson — Star Teacher, John Frizzo — Star Student. Mike Edmondson. John Frizzo Lt. Col. Mrs. Frizzo and John Mrs. Delores Sanders, John Frizzo, Principal Franklin Douglass. s A I L H I G H S-T-A-Y HIGH ON LIFE TEEN TEMPO Lucky Caswell — Amanda Liebl HIGH ON LIFE Row 1 (L to R): Corey Harrol, Tammy Whitmire, Everett Patrick, John Gibson. Debroah Sheldon. Jeanette Grantham. Row 2 (L to R): Amy Young, Gloria Propst, Tavika Lewis, Keshia Hardimon, William Jeter. Dana Dobson. Julie Scott. Row 3 (L to R): Mrs. Banaszak - Advisor, Amy Thompson, David Harrison, Monica F. Dorsey. Heidi Platz. VICA Sitting (L to R): Lisa Morton — Treasurer, Lori Milner, Secretary, Michele Caldwell — President, Teresa Williams — Vice President, Celestine Devonne Hoskins — Parliamentarian Standing (L to R): Mr. Shaw — Advisor, Jamar Robinson. Towanda Key. Charles Gross. Larry LeMee 168 DECA CLUB DECA is warm welcome when you come to Spencer in the middle of the year and don t know a soul a color-coded map when you can’t find your classes DECA is a warm fuzzie - for a birthday or a touch down or a Page One Award or for graduating DECA is The Great Spencer Spirit Chain Race on the ceiling of the commons (Throw that dime) and the trophy engraved for the winning class the juniors (dropped that wallet) — and bouquets for the Homecoming Queens DECA is Leadership Conference at Jekyl Island and District VIII competition in Albany and the State Career Development Conference at the Atlanta Marnott-Gwinnett Place DECA is the newspaper sales and the Spring Red Cross Blood Drive and the annual Employer Appreciation Banquet and Free Enterprise skits and - so much more - because - DECA IS A FAMILY OF FRIENDS Seated (L to R): Mrs. Humber. Lucky Caswell. Randy Milner. Giovanni Gomez. Kim Allen, Kim Williams. Second row (L to R): Allison Walker. Kelly Alexander, Achevia Kelly. Tabatha Johnson. Teresa Williams. Requel Gauthier. Valerie Mullen. Monica Dorsey. Third row (L to R): David Harrison. Lisa Morton. Andre Blanchard. Anna Spezialy. Tracey Lowery. Debbie Lane. Keith Gardner. 169 KEY CLUB OBJECTIVES OF KEY CLUB To develop initiative and leadership. To provide experience in living and working together. To serve the school and the community. To cooperate with the school principal. To prepare for useful citizenship. Key Club Officers: Edith Cabeceiras — President Angie Thacker — Treasurer Michael Aponte - Secretary Marshall Rich — Vice President Daniel McNeil — Public Relations Sitting (L to R): Mary Mace. Amanda Liebl. Kristin Helgeson. Angie Thacker. Heide Nix, Tracey Olds. Holly Peters, Edith Cabeceiras. Standing (L to R): Everett Patrick David Harrison. Chris Rodgers. Scott Halsted. Michael Aponte. Roy Zinser. Frank Branski. Monica F Dorsey. Stan Maxwell. Nancy Patrick. Marshall Rich. Michele Caldwell, Dan McNeil. Roger Stevens. Patrick Sebay. COSMETOLOGY CLUB Sitting (L to Rl Keith Gardner Treasurer. Robbie Foster Secretary. Cynetthia Shells - Vice President. Barbara Foster President Row 2 Standing (L to R) Chnttme McKinney. Jin Chung. Jennifer Yeomans. Litltia Farmer. Teresa Williams. Tammy Brown. Gilda Jones Adifa Adams. Celestme Devonne Hoskms. Row 3 standing (L to Rl Lisa Conner. Lovetta Jones. Bobby Smith. Keith Johnson. Jacquc Patterson. Ren.� Holcomb Mrs. Drucilla Crawford — Cosmetology Sponsor FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Row 1 (L to R) Richard Crumbwell. James Bowldm. Julw Scott. Melissa Baker. Maureen Fitzgerald - Secretary. Everett Patrick. Vice President. Jeannette Grant ham President. Joy Olrver Treasurer. Tammy Davis. Tracey Mitchell. Kim Marshall. David MacDonald. Charles Davis Row 2 (L to R) Alexandra Flnan. Melanee Graham. Juanita Milner. Bobby Smith. Pauline Abeyta. Jhonmra Williams. Mattnce Harmon. Monica F Dorsey. Tamara Farm, Caroline Grant. Carmita Myers. Larissa Lawerence. Wendy Rouse. Holt Peters. Kristm Helgeson. Heidi Nix. Kim Grotton. Kristin Wade. Bill Connolly Row 3 (L to Rl Rhonda Brisco. Chimtta Hawkins. Dianne Smith. Aleshia Rome. Monica Mitachell. Keshia Hardlmon. Anece Baxter. Deborah Sheldon. Kate Rhoades. Heidi Platz. Dana Dobson. Sharron Scott. Tracey Smith. Vanessa Farm. Apnl Kelly. Regina Zanders Row 4 (L to R) Tyrone Monte. William Jeter. Kimberly Marshall. Fredrick Yarde. Gennw Dixon. Edward Rainey, Marcus Marshall. Standlv Young. Chnt Rodgers. Mark Needham. Nancy Patrick. Brundda Weatherspoon. EJma Weatherspoon. Andre Blanchard. Randy Milner NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 fL to Rh Tracey Old� . Everett Patrick. Nancy Patrick. Julie Shumacker. Victoria Lopex. Oliver Ackermann. Tracey Smallwood. Heidi Plate Row 2 (L to R) Laura Lavngn. Wanda Ghant. Maureen F.tzgcrald. Kimberly Brown. Tonya McElderry, Monica F Dorsey. Pauline Abeyta. Dana Dobson. Deborah Sheldon. Kate Rhoades. Rodger Stephens. Lisa Regan. Wendy Rouse. Cassandra Ransom. Jennifer Sireetman, Corey Harrel Row 3 (L to R) Mary Mace. Samantha Wilkins. Angie Thacker. Anence Baxter. Nicole Gibosn. Lisa Roberts. Heidi Nicks. Camilla Myers Row 4 (L to R) Dan McNeil. Scott Halstead. Richard Eickler. Roy Zmser. Stan Maxwell. Scott Nunes. Michael Evens. Michael Brown. Micheal Aponte. Kenneth Brown. Jow Pollack Officers Nancy Patrick - President Everett Patrick - Vice President. Victoria Lopex - Secretary. Julie Schumacker - Treasurer BETA CLUB Row 1 |L to R) Michael Aponte. Amanda Liebl. Scott Halstead. Tracey Olds Row 2 (L to R Laura Lev� gn Samantha Wilkins. Nancy Patnck. Kimberly Brown. Monica F Dorsey. Michele Caldwell. Dan Me Ned. Stan Maxwell. Mr McCormick Advisor Kow 3 (L to Rl Robin Bowtdmg. Mary Mace. Judy Armstrong. Kenda Cargde. Angie Thacker. Edith Cabecetras Row 4 (L to R) Frank Braski, Sean Tillman. Vallls Thacker. Richard Eickler 172 SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 (L to R) Dan McNeil - Reporter. Stan Maxell Trea� ur r. Laura Lavigne Vice Prendent. John Frturo - Prendent. Tom York - Vice Prendent. Kenneth Brown - Secretary. Mr Edmondson - Advisor Row 2 (L to R) Mr Dennham Advisor. Patrick Sebay. Tamara Farm. Michele Caldwell. Monica F Dorsey. Samantha Wilkin . Amanda Liebl. Man.- Mace. Amy Potter. Mr Moffett Advisor Row 3 (L to R) Mr G Turner Advi or. Mr Howard Advisor. Betty Elliot. Anece Baxter. Edith Cabceeim . Tracey Old . Judith Armstrong. Oliver Ackermann. Michael Aponte. Jennifer Streetman. Mr B William Advisor Row 4 |L to R) Lee Stuart. James Hogan . Chris Humphrey. Joe Marm. Darren Hauck Chrt Rodger . Richard Eickler. Frank Braski. Jim Hooper HEAD TO HEAD Seated (L to R): Dan McNeil. John Frizzo, Michael Aponte. Tom York. Scott Halstead. Richard Eickler. 173 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1 (L to R): Rena Holcomb. Vice President. Renee Clay — Treasurer. Row 2 (L to R): Venus Dawson. Janice Mosley. Amy Young, Barbara Foster — President. Carolina Grant Parliamentarian. Mrs. Richmond — Sponsor Row 3 (L to R): Regina Zanders — President. Marquice Payne, Apa Kelly. Terrell Williams. AIASA CLUB 174 Row 1 (L to R): Jimmy Koon — Adviser, Robert C. Angel — President. George Sutton — Vice President. Michael Easton — Secretary. Randall Asburry Treasurer. David Oakley — Reporter Row 2 (L to R): Randy McRae. Olilver Ackermann. Donna Behnke, Maureen Fitzgerald. Nancy Patrick, Tamara Farris, Davis Mathis MATH CLUB Row 1 (L to R): Samantha Wilkins. Laura Lavign, Dan McNeil. Tracey Olds. Row 2 (L to R): Kate Rhoades. Deborah Sheldon. Lisa Roberts. Hollie Peters. Monica F. Dorsey. Mary Mace. Row 3 (L to R): Mrs Brown — Advisor. Sean Tilman. Heidi Nix. Kristen Helgeson. Kenneth Brown. Oliver Ackerman. Mrs Bouts — Advisor Row 4 (L to R): Tom York. Richard Eickler. John Frizzo. Stan Manwell. Darren Hauck, Michael Aponte. Archer Anasco DRAMA CLUB Sitting (L to R): Gina Crain. Samira Brinson. Lisa Cabe Standing (L to R): Mark Needham. Gary Bartlett. Mr. Manzi — Advisor. Deirdre Campbell. Richard Cummings. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA OFFICERS Row 1 (L to R): Michele Caldwell. Monica F. Dorsey. Allison J. Walker. Tamara Farris. (L to R): Allison J. Walker — Treasurer. Monica F. Row 2 (L to R): Celestine Devonne Hoskins. Anece Baxter. Judy Armstrong. Amanda Liebl. Tammy Dorsey - Secretary. Michele Caldwell - President. Thatcher. Nina Monte. Mrs. Patrica Farmer - Advisor Tamara Farris - Vice President Mrs. Patrica Farmer Row 3 (L to R): Bobby Smith. John Young. Oliver Tillman. Monte Brown. — Advisor. ANGOLA Seated (L to R) Amy Tankftley. Angela Laratvl Erika Martinez Standing IL to R) Jim Hooper. Keith Tulgium. Michael Smith CoQwwrmen Angela Larabcl and Jim Hooper IRAN Seated (L to R) Lee Stuart. Stan Maxwell. Frank Bratki, Dougta Raynor Standing (L to R( Richard Eickler. John Frtzzo. David MacDonald CoChairmen Richard Ekklct. Stan Maxwell CANADA Seated (L to R): Dan McNeil. Mary Mace. Standing (L to R): Maureen Fitzgerald. Kari Halstead, Holly Peters Lupe McMoore EL SALVADOR Sitting (L to R); Saul H rnandei Standing (L to R| Edward Ramiy. Tracey Boy km� . Greg Markin . Bryant Brothers Co-Chairmen - Bryant Brothers, Saul Hcmande? STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 (L to R): Alishia Rome, Mr. Davis — Advisor. Larissa Lawerence, Julie Schumacker. Holly Peters, Roy Zinser. Standing (L to R): Mary Mace, Fredrick Barber, Vanessa Stuart. Rondalynn Gary, Jeff Elliot. Standing (L to R): Emilio Garza, Everett Patrick, Kesha Hardiman, Nicole Gibson. Theresa Wirschboum, Heidi Nix, Meredith Davis, Joe Norman, Lou Williams, Lucky Caswell. Dave MacDonald, Marquis Payne, Jeff Talley. RUSSIA Sitting. (L to R): Tom York, Marshall Rich, Gary Bartlett Standing (L to R): Richard Crumbwell. Vallis Thacker. Kristen Helgeson, Heidi Nix. Alexandra Finan. DEBATE TEAM PRINCIPAL’S LIST Silting (L to R): Michele Caldwell. Vanessa Richards. Michael Aponte. Dan Maxwell Standing (L to R): Carmita Myers. Stan Maxwell, Wanda Ghant Standing (L to R): Lou Williams, Michael Smith, Jim Hooper. Mr. Manzi - Sponsor PRINCIPAL’S LIST Sitting (L to R): Heidi Platz, Pamela Hicks. Kelly Brown, Heidi Nix, Laura Lavigne, Karl Halstead. Angela Baker. Standing (L to R): Amanda Liebl, Keri Foster, Archer Anasco, Cheryl Lavigne. Kari Halstead, Angela Baker. Standing (L to R): Amanda Liebl. Keri Foster. Archer Anasco, Cheryl Bartlett. Wendy Snow, Scott Halstead, David Harrison. Michael Aponte. Dan McNeil. Richard Eickler. Samantha Wilkins. HESITATION: THIS PAGE IS RESERVED FOR YOU. Describe your year at Spencer, your memories, friends, teachers, and even your favorite enemy; for the moment may be temporary, but the Memories will Last Forever! P.S. Be Discreet, Your Parents May Read This Page. Randall Asburry 180 Alzata Broadnax James Bouldin Kimberly Brown Kenneth Brown Monte Brown Michelle Caldwell Tammy Brown Lucky Caswell Kami Caudill Kelvin Chester Rene Christian Jin Chung James Clay Tacaya Cofield Rhonda Collier Norma Cooper Travis Copeland Tanya Creekmore Missy Crowell Elizabeth Davis Mark Davis Monica Dorsey 181 182 James Fields Cheryl Filmores Rick Franchak John Frizzo Willie Filmore Keith Gardner Barbara Foster Rachel Gauthier Shiela Geesey Ken Gravatt Veronica Green Ronald Griggs Genn Harris Kesha Hardimon Benard Harris Rodney Harrell David Harrison Eric Hart Darren Hauck Robert Hampton John Henninger Steve Henry Rena Holcomb Palmer Hollaway Debra Hood Celestine D. Hoskins Michele Johnson Tabatha Johson Talbot Johnson Lovetta Jones Tracy Jones Tracy Jones Ukilla Jones John King Achievia Kelly Wanda Key Gardener Kirk Kim Kum Curtis Lacey Karis Lam 184 Joe Marm James Mason Randy McRae Jeff McGee Tarron McGee Lori Milner Christine McKinney Randall Milner David Merriam Monica Mitchell Nina Monte India Moore Micheal Morris Nicole Morris Carmlta Myers Joe Norman Carl Oakley Tracey Olds 185 Mauricia Padilla Leslie Passmore Everett Patrick Nancy Patrick Chandra Phillips Angela Pitts James Pollock Zachary Porch Virginia Propst Alexandria Quinn Daryl Ransom Thomas Rayford Anita Reese Lisa Regan Marshall Rich Chris Rodgers Earnie Santana 186 Arturro Salcedo Patrick Sebay Darrelle Seldon Cynetha Shells Julie Schumacher Corry Simmons Michael Smith Anna Spezialy Melvin Stalls Elaine Storie Angie Thacker Bobby Strain George Sutton Bonji Thomas Bernard Thornton Elizebeth Thornton Brinda Traywick 187 Michael Turner Kerry Warren Kristin Wade Vincent Watts Allison J. Walker Amanda Walker Joe White Samantha Wilkins Carol Willhite Kim Williams 188 Michael Woody Anthony Young MESSAGE Muscogee County School District Dear Students and Faculty: The 1986-87 school year marks a milestone in education for us all, and it is very appropriate that this year's theme of the Spencerian is Riding the Wave. For the past ten years I have had the pleasure of riding the wave of education here at Spencer High School. Several faculty members have been with me throughout this span of time, and this time could not have been more right for work and service at Spencer High for me personally. When you think of riding a wave, several images come into focus: an object fluttering in the breeze or in a storm; being moved or brandished to and fro; being bent from side to side; or being on top of a crest or swell on the surface of the ocean. In life, these images will become reality and you must make a choice. You must choose whether you wish to ride the wave of a calm breeze and just pass through life or whether you may wish to challenge the waves of life's storms which means that you would ask questions, take a position, stand up for and be ready to defend at all cost the principles you believe in, yet, be willing to work with others to reach a compromise on significant issues. As you are moved or brandished to and fro in life's experiences, always remember that attitudes that cannot be changed will, more than likely, break the spirit and effectiveness of the person. Be ready to experience life, use the past and the present to prepare for an ever changing future. Be flexible. To be pushed from side to side is o.k.; to fail to take a stand is a disaster. Your character will continue to be tested as you move through this society. Ideas and ideals, principles and attitudes, as well as social and economic conditions will constantly move you from side to side. You must be able to judge conditions and make confident decisions about your position on significant and important Issues. Daily obstacles will appear as crests and swells. You must be able to decide if the reward will justify the effort to negotiate the peaks and valleys before you. I believe that you should not allow the highest of the crests nor the valleys between the crests to be a deterrent to your life's goals. You must be willing to go the last mile, do the last tasks, and give totally of yourself in order to say, My life has been meaningful because I gave my very best. Best wishes in all of your endeavors. PAULA Celestine D. Hoskins Associate Editor This year has been a tough one for the small yearbook staff and Mrs. Gayden. It has been quite difficult trying to put the materials together in an organized fashion; however, the book has finally been completed, and we are very elated in spite of the frustrations and difficulties. We would like to thank our parents, our teachers, our friends and anyone else who rendered services to the yearbook staff. We desire to give special thanks to Mr. McCormick, Mrs. Farmer, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Manzi, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Crawford, Coach Gerald Turner, Coach Howard, and Phil Harding. Above all we thank God, “For his merciful kindness is great toward us and the truth of the Lord endureth forever.” I would especially like to thank my mother, Ann Flournoy, my sister, Micikell A. Perry and my father, James C. Flournoy, for their help and support. Celestine D. Hoskins Associate Editor 190 Paula Mullen Editor-in-Chief Again, my fellow-Spencerians, it is time to thank God for enabling us to complete an important job — that of putting together this year’s Spencerian. It's all over now! We have done our very best to include all the things we feel that you deemed important to students in our school program. This, of course, is the finished product The Spencerian 1986-87. We would like to thank you for your support and services. To Mr. Wilbert Gayden, we extend a heartfelt thanks for his time, trips to the post office and the stops at Wendy’s. To the faculty and friends, we extend a warm thanks for excusing us some days and for supporting our efforts. We would like to close with the following: “If a task is once begun, Never leave it till its’ done Be the labor great or small, Do it well or not at all.” May God bless! Paula Mullen Editor-in-Chief Alesha Rome - Layouts Monica Dorsey — Typist Jennifer Yeomans — Ads ! would like to thank the yearbook staff for staying together and helping each other pull through when times were rough. I would also like to thank the faculty for allowing us to be excused from certain classes when we needed to work on signatures. Too, I would like to thank God, my parents and friends for giving the staff the love, grace and support it has taken to complete the task. May God bless and keep you. We Thank Everyone Who Helped Us. Jennifer Yeomans Ads — Editor 191 Paula A. Mullen — Editor in-Chief Celestine Hoskins — Associate Editor 1 Venus Dawson — Associate Ed. II S u P P o r t S t a f f Rhonda Collier. Mr. Gayden, Beatrice McCoy. Angela Florence Doris A. Gayden — Adviser Yearbook Staff W e D e d i e This Book T o Y-o-u Teacher Mr. W. Gayden Mrs. Doris Sanders Gayden Mrs. Doris Gayden was born and reared in Columbus. Georgia, where she received her early education, elementary and secondary. She attended Fifth Avenue and Manley Taylor elementary schools and William H. Spencer high school. At Spencer. Mrs. Gayden. was a member of “The National Honor Society” and was elected “Miss Greenwave during her senior V She attended Savannah State College in Savannah, Georgia, where she was initiated into Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Mrs. Gayden is a Magna Cum Laude graduate with a BS in English from Savannah State College and received her masters degree from Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia. She is the sister of Robert Q. Sanders, the wife of Wilbert Gayden and the mother of Kelvin Roderick. She is an active member of the Friendship Baptist Church and is affiliated with several local and national educational and civic Because of Mrs. Gayden’s dedicated and invaluable services to her profession, her alma mater, her students and the yearbook staff, we salute and bid her God speed! Mrs. Gayden is a dedicated teacher and adviser. Paula Mullen Editor-in-Chief 193 (Enlrnnbus IBepartmEni nf public Eallb TEEN HEALTH CLINIC 1310 13 th Avenue Suite 6 324-0036 2:00 ?M to 5:00 PM Monday thru Friday Treatment, Counseling, Education, and referrals available. .Services are confidential. Camgjlia 2339 FT. 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Soil and Water Supv. “Make every acre produce its maximum” Chairman, Health Board Chattahoochee County Owner, Operator Walt Rosso’s Little Farm 9893255 We sell beef and hay Congratulations To Kim Brown In Honor And Memory Of Her Grand-Uncle Jess C. Smith, Valedictorian Of The Class Of 1947. Love, Mrs. Dorothy Smith Price Congratulations To Kimberly Brown, Graduating In The Class Of 1987. I Wish You Much Success In The Future. Love, Ms. Sandra Faye Price Roll Tide! Bryan S. Christopher A Great American. Darren Hauck Thank You For Being Who And What You Are. We Wish You Success In The Future. Love, Mom And Dad Congratulations To All Seniors From All Of Us At SPENCER- MCDANIEL INSURANCE CO. Best Wishes To Achevia Kelly From The Davidson Family ROBBY COLE OFFCE: 3230481 1338THIRTEENTH AVENUE P 0 DRAWER 2548 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31994 Read The COLUMBUS TIMES NEWSPAPER Weekly ... The Recorder Of Black History In Our Chattahoochee Valley Area. 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Columbus, GA 31903 (404) 682-3647 Telecopier 689-9948 SOUTHSIDE ROOFING REMODELING, INC. ROOFING • SIDING • STORM WINDOWS • STORM DOORS ROUTE 1 BOX 433-B PHENIX CITY, AL 36867 DELBERT PITTMAN (2051 291-0277 201 Congratulations! To You And Your Class. May You Encounter Great Success In The Future. Always Remember To Trust In God And Believe In Yourself!! MRS. DOROTHY ALEXANDER Financial Secretary Office Of General Services Mr. Works RENT THIS TRUCK W DRIVEPa“ '?ny ‘™fce We Love You, Brunilda. Mom, Dad, Robert And Elimer. 687-5276. Free Estimates. Owner: George Alexander Jr. 1 c. MALCOLM NEWELL Ilf Open 7 days a week SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY • PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS • COMMERCIAL • AERIAL — HIGH SPEED MOVIES • COPY A RESTORATION OF OLD PHOTOS PASSPORTS WHILE YOU WAIT HOME OF STORKS OVER COLUMBUS BUENA VISTA 9-5 MON - FRI AT THE BY-PASS 9-1 SAT 689-3671 HIS By Appointment Only Congratulations Class JOSTENS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING DIVISION P. O. BOX 488 Of 1987! OWATONNA, MINNESOTA From THE 55060 YEARBOOK STAFF. 202 Class Of 1987 Best Buddies Deena-n-Debbie Thanks For Being There Congratulations Graduates! I Love Ya Sis Spencer Has Been A Great Place To Get An Education. Good Luck, Class Of 1987. Your Classmate, Debbie Elliott ARTURO SALEDO This Poem Is Dedicated X° The Memory Of Mr. Chris Williams, Mr. Wms, Gave Me This Poem When I Was A Freshman. ISH WRECKER ESPADA Climb Till Your Dreams Come True Often your tasks will be many, And more than you think you can do, Often the road will be rugged, And the hills insurmountable too. But always remember the hills ahead, Are never as steep as they seem. So with faith in your heart start upward. And climb till you reach your dreams. SERVICE. GARAGE 6890527 I Made It, Mr. Williams!! 203 Mr. David Roberts T H E D E D I C A T I O N Mr Roberts Specialist “Head to Head” team at Spencer This year’s Spencerian is also dedicated to Mr. David Roberts, Media Specialist and coach of the ‘ High School. Mr Roberts graduated from Asburry College in 1965 (B.A.), taught for two years in Colombia, South America, received his MA. m r°m °hl° Statc University in 1970 and came to William H. Spencer High School as a Media Specialist in 1979 Mr. Roberts is married and has two children. His daughter Joy is a senior at Hardaway High School, where she serves as a class officer and a cheerleader and ranks 4 in the senior academic standing. Scott, his son, is a sophomore at Hardaway, where he serves as an officer in the Hardaway Band. Mr. Roberts has contributed invaluable services to Spencer High School. He works with students, for students and with teachers to help students. It is gratifying for us, the members of the Spencerian to dedicate this book to Mr. David Roberts, a teacher and a friend. Celestine D. Hoskins Associate Editor 204 INDEX ABEYTA. PAULINE 34. 172 ACKER. APRIL 49 ACKER. DAWN 34 ACKERMANN. OLIVER 174. 172. 175. 113 ADAMS. ADUA 17. 180 ADAMS. SHAWN 62. 117 ADKINS. GEORGE 34 ADKINS. JASON 62 ADS 194. 195. 196, 197. 198. 199. 200. 201 ADS 202. 203. 204 AHLF1ELD, PAMELA 49. 158. 159. 160. 162 AI.DARONDA. EVELYN 4« ALDARONDA. TONY 180 ALEXANDER. DALE 62 ALEXANDER. DOROTHY - OFFICE SECRETARY AND CLERK 84 ALEXANDER. KELLIE 180. 169 ALEXANDER. LORRAINE 17 ALEXANDER. TRON 17. 30. 180 ALEXANDER. VIDAL 117. 149 ALKULA. JOSH 62 ALLEN. CARLOS 34. 102. 117 ALLEN. JACKIE 62 ALLEN. KIM 169. 180 ALLEN. KIMBERLY 17 ALLEN. RHONDA 62 ALLEN. THOMAS 187 ALSOBROOK. DARRELL 34 ALSBROOK. LEWIS 180. 17 ALVARADO. ELSA 49 ARMSTRONG. JUDY 175 ANASCO. ARCHER 62. 175. 178 ANDERSON. MARIAN 159. 160. 158 ANDERSON. VINCENT 49 ANDREWS. STACY 49 ANGEL. ROBERT C - PRESIDENT 174 ANGELI. MARSHA 62 ANITON. DOROTHY 81. 77 ANTHONY. VALENCIA RoSHAWN 34. 191 APONTE. MICHAEL 34. 148. 175. 178. 170. 172. 113 ARCIENEGAS. GABRIEL 34 ARGUE. STEPHEN 159 ARMSTRONG. COREY 62 ARMSTRONG. JUDY 17. 163. 172. 180. 113 ASBURRY. RANDALL 17. 102. 117. 174. 180 AVERY. CHRIS 62 BAGLEY. KENT 159. 158 BAGLEY. ROBERT 49 BAILEY. ROGELIO 34 BAKELY. SLAN 62 BAKER. ANGELA 62. 142. 178 BAKER. MELISSA 34. 165 BAKER. STACY 49 BAKER. TILISA 49 BALDRIDGE. JASON 159. 62 BANASZAK. ANN 6. 77 BANGS. DEANA 159. 158. 180 BANKS. DAVID 49 BARBER TRACI 62. 117 BARNETT. DEXTER 102. 117 BARTLETT. CHERYL 178. 62 BARTLETT. GARY 34. 148. 175. 155 BAXTER. ANECE 17. 113. 175. 172. 180. 113 BAYACA. TERESA 62 BEAN. TERESA 49 BEASLEY. JOHNATHAN 34 BEHNKE. DONNA 139. 174 BELL. DAVID 62. 117. 144 BELT. JAQUELINE. SOCIAL STUDIES 77 BENITEZ. CHRISTINA 49 BENITEZ JOSAPHAINE 62 BENNETT. BRANDY 49 BENNETT. TOBORA 4«� BENTON. ANDRE 155 BENTON. FRANK 63 BERBER. FRANK 63 BEST. TARA 34 BIXLER. ANGELA 49 BJORNASON. DAVID 63 BLACK. KRISTI 34 BLACKMAN. TAMMY 17. 159. 158. 180 BLANCHARD. ANDRE 17. Ib9. 180 BLOUNT RAFI 63 BOLDREGHINI. SOPHIA 49 BONE. RICK 63 BOSTON. TEEAINE 63 BOULDIN. JAMES 17. 180 BOULDIN. MICHAEL 155 BOUTS MRS - ADVISOR 175 BOUTS. JEAN. MATHEMATICS 77 BOWIE. SHARON 34 BOWLDING. ROBIN 172. 17. 180 BOWLING. ADAM 144 BOWLING. ANDREW 63 BOYD. KARLA 49 BOYD. KIMBERLY 34 BOYD. LEASA 180. 17 BOYD. LINDA 17. 180 BOYD. TIM 121. 49 BOYETT STEVE 49 BRADLEY. PAULA 63 BRANHAM JEFF 117. 77 BRASKI. FRANCIS 49 BRASKI. FRANK 172. 170. 113 BRASSEALX. HOPE 50 BRELAND. CHARLIE 50 BREWER. AYONNA 63 BREWSTER. ROBERT 63. 117 BRINK. BILLY 35 BRINN. JOEE 63 BRINSON. SAMIRA 50. 175 BRISCOE. JAMES 117 BRISCOE. RHONDA 50 BROADNAX. ALZATA 17. 24. 100. 129. 156 163 BROOKS. BILLY 63 BROWN. CYNTHIA 50. 163 BROWN. IRA 63 BROWN. KELLY 63. 158. 160. 178 BROWN. KENNETH 172. 113 BROWN. KENNETH 18. 26. 175. 180 BROWN. KIMBERLY 172. 180 BROWN. KIMBERLY 18. 158. 159. 172 BROWN. KIT 165 BROWN. MICHAEL 35 172 BROWN. MONROE 18 BROWN. MONTE 175. 181 BROWN. ORGYLE 50 BROWN. SHARON. MATHEMATICS 77 BROWN. TAMMY 18. 181 BROWN. TERRANCE 50 BRUNOTTE. JENNIFER 50 BRUNSON. LATASHA 63 BRUNSON. ROBERT 50. 102. 117 BRUNSON. THEODORE 63 BRUTON. BRADLEY 35 BRUTTONS. STEVEN 63 BRYAN. EUGENE 63 BUCKNER. JOE 35 BULJUNG. MARIA 18. 28. 7. 8. 181 BUUUNG. SUNNY 50 BULLARD. GERALD 86 BURGAMY. DAVID 50 BURGESS DEALLEN 35. 102. 116. 117 BURKE. ROBERTO 64 BURNS. WILLIAM 102. 117 BUSTER. RODNEY 35 CABE. LISA 175 CABECE1RAS. EDITH 148. 162. 18. 172. 181. 170. 113 CABECEIRAS. TABITHA 154. 35 CALDWELL. MICHELE 175. 178. 18. 170. 172. 168. 181 113 CAMPBELL DEIDRE 50. 175 CAMPBELL. JIMMY 50 C ARGILE. KENDA 50. 148. 163. 172 CARLOS. LATONYA 159 CARR. ERIC 50 CARSWELL. BOAST. MATHEMATICS 77 CARTER. CHRISTOPHER 50 CARTER. CYNTHIA 50 CARTER. MICHERIA 64 CASWELL. LUCKY 18. 20. 28. 159. 158. 155. 169. 181 CAUDILL. KAMI 18. 181 CAZ1MERO. CLARENCE 50 CHANEY. CLAYTON 51 CHARLES. KEITH 117 CHESTER. KEVIN 18. 181 CHILDERS. LAURA 35. 163 CHISM. KIMANI 51 CHRIS. RODGERS 113 CHRISTIAN. DAVID 64 CHRISTIAN. RENEE 181 CHUNG. JIN 18. 181 CLARK. ROBERTO 64 CLARK. SONYA 64 CLAY. JAMES 181 CLAY. RENEE 18. 163. 174 CLEMMONS. GREG 158. 51 COBB. JASON 64 COBB. RICHARD 51 COBE. ELIZABETH 64 COFIELD. GEORGE 35. 149 COFIELD. TAKAYA 181. 18 COFIELD. VICKIE 51 COLEMAN. CINDY 51 COLLIER. ANGELA 64 COLLIER. DARREN 51 COLLIER. RHONDA 18. 159, 158. 181 COLLINS. ARGREN1A 35 COLLINS. CANDICE 64 CONE. ANDY 64 CONLLEY. STEVEN 64 CONNER. CHRISTOPHER 35 CONNER. JESSIE 64 CONNOLLY. ERIN 51 CONNOLLY. WILLIAM 165. 35 CONOLLY. BILL 149. 155 CONWAY. REGINA 64 COOKE. TERRIE 64 COOPELAND. TRAVIS 181 COOPER. NORMA 18. 181 COPELAND. TRAVIS 18 CORBETT. WAYNE cor 64 COVINGTON. MARY 51 COWARD. SUSIE 64 CRAIN. GINA 175. 51 CRAIN. JODY 35 CRAWFORD. ANDREW 36 CRAWFORD. DRUC1LLA. COSMETOLOGY 77 CREEKMORE. TANYA 181. 19 CRONER. TONY 64 CROWELL. MISSY 19. 19 CRUNDWELL. RICHARD 36 CRU2. MARLENE 51 CRUZ. RAPHAEL 64 CRUZ. TAMMY 64 CUMMINGS. RICHARD 175 CURTIS. PEACHES 36 CURTIS. SPENCER 65 DAILEY. SHAWN 117 DAN McNEILL 113 DANGELA. ANJANETTE 65 DANIELS. JOY CANDID SHOT 77. 13 DANIELS. RAMONA 36 DANIELS. TRINA 36 DARREN. HAUCK 113 DAVIS. ANFREA 51 DAVIS. ANTHONY 65 DAVIS. CHARLES 36 DAVIS. CHRISTINE - OFFICE SECRETARY 84 BARBER. DELORESE 17. 163. 180 BROOKS. MRS 83. 85 BARBER. FRANK 117 BARBER. FRED 149. 62. 117 BARBER. LAWRENCE 120 BROOKS. TREVINO 50 BROTHERS. BRYANT 35 BROWN. MRS ADVISOR 175 BROWN. BILLY 63. 117. 144 DAVIS. CLAY 51 DAVIS. COACH 155 DAVIS, DENISE 51 158 DAVIS. ELIZABETH 19 DAVIS. ELIZABETH 181 DAVIS. JEROMLY OS DAVIS. KELLEY 36. 163 DAVIS. KELLEY 91 DAVIS. MARK 181 DAVIS MAURICE 36. 102. 117 DAVIS. MERIDITH 65 DAVIS. MR 155 DAVIS. NAURICE 102 DAVIS. PAUL. SOCIAL STUDIES 77 DAVIS STEPHEN 154. 65 DAVIS. TAMMY 65 DAVIS. TIFFANY 36. 80 DAVIS. TINA 51. 163 DAWSON. VENUS 174. 65. 192 DE LA PAZ. JOSE 36 DEADRICK. SHAWNA 36 DEBRASSO. MARIE 65 DELAPAZ AWILDA 51 DENHAM, KATHLEEN SCIENCE 77 DENNIS. HAROLD 165. 51 DIAZ. CAMMY 6 DICKERSON. RENWICK 36. 102. 117 DICKERSON. TERRY 102 DIXON. ANGELA 51 DOBSON. DANA 172. 36 DORSEY. EDWARD 51 DORSEY. MONICA F 175. 19. 172. 170. 169. 181. 113 DOUGLASS. FRANKLIN 6. 189. 166 DOUGLASS. FRANKLIN 3 DOWMS. GARY 117. 144. 65 DOWNS. SHANAE 36 DRAYTON HERMAN 158. 65 DRAYTON. SHERRY 52 DUCK. MARLON 52 DUES. VALENT 65 DUGARD. SHERRIE 65 DUKES. BO 102. 117. 65. 149 DUKES. LARRY 102. 19. 117. 182 DUNN. LINDA 65 DUNNAVANT. APRIL 65 DUNNAVANT. SHERRI 36 DURDIN. JAKE 65 EASTON. MICHAEL 36. 174 EDMONDSON. MIKE EDWARDS. RONALD 52 EICKLER. RICHARD 37. 113. 172. 175. 178 ELDRIDGE. BRIAN 52 ELLIOT. BETTY 52 113 ELLIOT. DEBORAH 19. 182 ELLIOT. JEFF 65. 117. 149. 155 ELLIOT. TIMOTHY 37. 155 ELLIS. CARL 65 ELLIS. CHRIS 65. 149 EMMONS. PAMELA 19. 182 ENRIQUEZ ANGELICA 66 ENRIQUEZ HECTOR 66 EVANS. MARIE 86 EVANS. MICHAEL 159. 172 FAKE. MARTHA 66 FARMER MRS ADVISOR 175. 77 FARMER. LETITIA 19. 182 FARRIS. TAMARA 52. 113. 174. 175 FARRIS. VANESSA 37 FEJERAN, ROBERT 158. 159 FELTON TAMICA 37 FERGURGER. ANGIE 66 FERGUS. ANTHONY 52 FERGUSON. CAROLYN TENTH AND ELEVENTH GRADE COUNSELOR 83 FIELDS JAMES 19. 182 FIGUEROA. DANIEL 66 FIGUEROA. JENNIFER 52 F1LMORE. CHERYL 19. 22. 182 F1LMORE. WILLIE 19. 37. 120. 127. 182 FJNAN. ALEXANDRIA 37 FITZGERALD. MAUREEN 37. 172. 174 F1ZZO. JOHN 166 FLORENCE. ANGELIA 37. 192 FLORES. BUFFIE 52 FLORES. LAURA 66 FLOYD. YOLANDA 52 FLUELLEN. TYE 66 FORD. JAMES 159. 154. 66 FOSTER. BARBARA 19. 131. 174. 182 FOSTER. KERI 37. 154. 163. 178 FOSTER ROBBIE 37 FOSTER. ROBERT 66 FOUST. CARL 52 FOUST. RICK 158. 159 FOWLER. CHRISTINE 52 FOWLER. PERRELL 37 FOWLER. RICHARD 66 FOYE. MELANIE 37 FRANCHAK. RICK 182 FREDRICKSON. JOHN 66. 117 FREEMAN. DAVID 66 FRIZZO. JOHN 19. 102. 117. 175. 182. 113. 166 FRIZZO. LAURA 52 FRIZZO. LIEUTENANT COLONEL 166 FRIZZO. MRS 166 FULGIUM. KEITH 37. 102. 117 FULLER. RANDY 103. 117. 120 GADDY. BILL 78. 97. 117 GAIT AN KERI 6b GAITHER. CANDIE 37. 165 GAITHER. JAMES. ROTC 78 GALBRAITH. LILLIAN. ENGLISH 78 GALLANT. MARY 37 GALU. DAID 66 INDEX GALU. DIANA 165 GAMBLE. CHRIS 66 GANZER. LISA 52 GARDNER. BARRON 103. 117. 149 GARDNER GEROME 117. 103.66 GARDNFR KEITH 19. 24. 103. 117. 182. 169. 149 GARDNER. KIRK 184 GARY. RHONDALYN 66. 182 GARZA. EMILIO 66. 158. 159 GAUTHIER. RAQUF.L 19. 163. 169. 182 GAYDEN. DORIS. ENGLISH 78. 81. 193 GAYDEN. WILBUR 192 GEESEY. SHEILA 19. 182 GEORGE. MICHAEL 52 GHANT MARTHA 52 GHANT. WANDA 37. 172. 178 GIBSON. JOE 66. 144 GIBSON. JOHN 182 GIBSON NICOLE 20. 25. 129. 172. 182 GIBSON TEYNIA 37 GILES. KENYATTA 52 GILSTRAP. COACH 78. 156 GIPSON. TAMMIE 38 GIPSON. TRACEY 67 GLANCE. TERESA 67 GLOVER. ANTOINETTE 67 GOMEZ. GIL 52. 158. 159 GOMEZ. GIOVANNI 169 GONZALEZ. DOUGLASS 38 GONZALEZ. NOEL 67 GOOD. MARCELINE. MATHEMATICS 78 GOODROW CHRISTOPHER 52 GOODWIN. TERESA 52. 14“ GOSSET. DAWN 67 GOSSETT. GENNY 53 GRAHAM MELANEE 53 GRAHAM. RUDY. ENGLISH 78 GRANT CAROLINE ME ME 38. 130. 174 GRANT GARY 53 GRANTHAM. JEANETTE 38 GRAV1TT. KENNETH 20. 182 GRAY. ALENA 53 GRAZETTE. LETANYG 53 GRAZETTE. MARK 66 GREEN. CRYSTAL 67 GREEN. STACEE 38 GREEN VERONICA 20 GREENHOW. JAMES 67 GRIDER. GARY 51 GRIFFIN. MARIE 53 GRIFFITH. TRE 53 GRIGGS. DAVID 67 GRIGGS. RONALD 20. 182 GROSS. CHARLES 168 GROSS. JEREMY 38 GROTTON. KIM 67 GUASH. LUIS 38 GUILLAUME. SHAREKA 67. 142 GUIOT. LYDIA. SPANISH 78 HAAG. HENRY 53 HAGEN. JAMES 53 HAIRSTON. STACEY 182. 20 HALL. CHRIS 67 HALL. LENORIS 142 HALL. TAMMY 67 HALSTEAD. KARI 148. 53. 178 HALSTEAD. SCOTT 182. 170. 113 HALSTEAD. SCOTT 20. 148. 178. 172 HAMPTON. GREG 53 HAMPTON. ROBERT 183 HAND. KELLY 53 HANNABAS. KELLEY 106. 53 HANSON. CHRISTIE 53 HARALSON. WALTER 81. 78 HARD1MON. KESHA 20. 30. 130. 156. 183 HARDIMON. SONJA 53. 158. 159. 160. 162 HARDISON DEBORAH 38 HARDMAN DAN 67. 117 HARKINS. GREG 53. 148. 149. 155 HARMON. MATTRICE 38 HARRELL. COREY 38. 172 HARRELL. RODNEY 20. 25. 119, 127. 183 HARRELL. WANDA 53 HARRINGTON. BOBBI 53. 142 HARRIS. AARON 121 HARRIS. BERNARD 20. 103 HARRIS. BERNARD 183 HARRIS. CHARLES 67 HARRIS. CHRIS 159 HARRIS. CLINTON 53 HARRIS. GLENN 20. 29. 117. 183 HARRIS. LISA S4. 106. 108 HARRIS. REGINALD 67. 144 HARRIS. SCOTT 38. 155 HARRIS. TAMICA 67 HARRISON. DAVID 20. 22. 121. 178 HARRISON. DAVID 169. 170. 183 HART. ERIC 21. 148. 183 HASTINGS. TABITHA 67 HAUCK. DARREN 21 103. 117. 155. 183 HAWKINS. CHINNITTA 54 HELGESON. KRISTON 38. 154. 170. 175 HELGESON. MIKE 67 HELMS. SHARI 67 HENNINGER. JOEY 21 HENNINGER. JOHN 183 HENNINGER. SHANNON 68 HENRY. DONNA 68 HENRY. STEVE 21 HENRY. STEVE 183 HERNANDEZ. SAUL 54 HICKMAN. ALLEN 148 HICKMAN. CHARLES 54 HICKMAN. CHIP 68 HICKMAN. PRICILLA 54 HICKMAN. ROBERT 38 HICKS. COACH 148 HICKS. MICHEAL 54 HICKS. PAMELA 68. 178 HICKS. TIM 68. 117 HILL. CARLOS 38 HILL. JAMES 103. 117 HILL. KECIA 54 HILL. MARION 54 HILL. MILDRED - NINTH GRADE COUNSEIOH k HINES. MARTY 144 HINTON. CHARLENE 68 HIRSCH. MARILYN SOCIAL STUDIES 78 HOBBS. TAMMY 68 HOFFMAN KEVIN 54 HOGANS. JAMES 54. 113 HOLCOMB. RENA VICE PRESIDENT 21. 174 1 3 HOLLAND. RET 68 HOLLAND. CLAY 68 HOLLAND. KEITH 68 HOLLOWAY. PALMER 183 HOLLOWAY. QUENTIN 68. 117 HOLLOWELL. KATHERINE 68 HOLLWAY. NORMAN 68 HOOD. DEBORAH 21 HOOD. DEBRA 183 HOOD. WAYNE 38 HOOPER. JIM 113. 178 HOPKINS. TAMMY 159 HORNE. MARKUS 68 HORNE. SHARON 38. 90 HOSKINS. CELESTINE 21. 168. 175. 183. 190. 192 HOWARD JESSE. SCIENCE 78. 97. 113. 117 HOWKINS. CHINNITA 163 HUCKERSTEIN. STF.PHANF. 68 HUDSON. TRACEY 54 HUFF. PATRICIA ASSISTANT MANAGER 86 HUGHES. TERRIA 54 HUGLE. TERRENCE 159 HUMBER. CAMILLA. MDE CANDID SHOT 78 HUMBER. MRS 169 HUMPHREY. CHRIS 113 HUMPHREY. CHRISTOPHER 54 HUMPHREYS. RICARDO 54 HUSKINS. TAMILEE 39 INDEX 206. 207. 208 IRIZARRY. AI BERTO 54 ISODORE. MARJORIE 39 JACKSON. KEILA 39. 163 JACKSON. LONNIE 68 JACKSON. ORRIE 119 JACKSON. WANDA 129 JAMERSON. JAMES 14“ JAMES. ANITA 54 JAMES. RONNIE 39. 103. 117. 149 JAMESON. KHELIE 3“ JAQUES. NOAH 54 JEFFERSON. EDGAR 39 JENKINS. HEATH 68 JENKINS. MICHEAL 68 JETER. WILLIAM 39. 158. 159 INDEX JINRIGHT. NOAH. METALS 78 JOHNS. CASIE 68 JOHNS. JEROME 39 JOHNSON. BRIDGETT 39. 156 JOHNSON. DAVID 68 JOHNSON. HARRY - ART 79 JOHNSON. HERMAN 149 JOHNSON. JOSIE B - CAFE MGR 86 JOHNSON. MAURICE 69 JOHNSON. MECHELE 21 JOHNSON. MELODY 39 JOHNSON. MICHELE 156. 183 JOHNSON. REGINALD 54. 103 JOHNSON. SHELTON 69 JOHNSON. TABATHA 21. 169. 183 JOHNSON. TALBOT 21. 183 JOHNSON. TERI 39 JONES. ANGELA 54. 163 JONES. CYNTHIA 39 JONES. DANIEL - ENGLISH 79 JONES. DEMETRIUSE 54 JONES. GARY 121 JONES. GILDA 39 JONES. JENNIFER 55 JONES. LESTER 21 JONES. LOVETT A 21. 183 JONES. MICHAEL 55 JONES. TRACY 22. 183 JONES. TRACY 30. 183 JONES. UKILIA 184 KALOWE. KIM 69 KE1PER. MATT 69 KELLY. ACHEVIA 21. 22. 169. 184 KELLY. APA 69. 174 KEMP. SALA 69 KENNEDY. GUSSIE 86 KEY. TOWANDA 6. 7. 9. 22. 27. 168 KILPATRICK. MARK 55 KIMBROUGH. DONALD 55 KING. JAMES 22 KING. JOHN 69. 184 KING. ULLYSSES 69. 117. 144 KINNEY. MATTYE - MATHEMATICS 79 KIRK. EDDIE 103. 117 KIRK. GARDNER 22 KIRSCHBAUM. TERESA 69 KOON. JIMMY - ADVISOR 174 KRUG. RAYMOND 55 KUM. KIM 22. 184 KYNARD. ALICE 39 LACEY. CURTIS 184 LAM. KARIS 22. 184 LAMEE. LARRY 168 LAMMEE. LARRY 39 LAMPARD. LISA 55 LANCE. DONALD 69. 158. 159 LANE. DEBBIE 22. 169. 184 LANGFORD. JAMES 69 LARABEL. ANGELA 39. 156 LATTIMER. MARVETTA 40 LATTIMER. SUZANNE 69 LAVIGNE, LAURA 22. 113. 149. 156. 172. 175. 178 LAVIGNE. RAY 69 LEE. JOYCE MATHEMATICS CHAIRPERSON 79 LEWIS. JENNIFER 148 LEWIS. KAROUSIA 55 LEWIS. LISA 55 LEWIS. SCOTT 55 LEWIS. TAVIKA 40 LIEBL. AMANDA 22. 113. 154. 156. 170. 172. 175. 178 LIMBAUGH. DEANA 22. 184 LINK. JENNIFER 55. 106. 109. 149 LITTLE. NORRIS 23. 184 LITTLE. O NEAL 55 LITTLE. STEPHEN 69 LOCK. ANGELA 40 LOGO. RICKY 103. 117. 149. 165 LONEY. ARRON 69 LONF.Y. RENNER - FOREIGN LANGUAGE CHAIRPERSON 79 LOPEZ. CARMEN - SPANISH 79 LOPEZ. MARIA 69 LOPEZ. VICTORIA 23. 172. 184 LOWERY. PHILLIP 69 LOWERY. TRACEY 23. 169. 184 LUNDA. ENERINA 69 LYTTLE. MATISA 69 MABE. LACIE 40 MABE. STEPHANIE 69 MACE. MARY 40. 91. 113, 148. 170. 172. 175 MACKLIN. LaRHONDA 70 MADDAUGH. JEFF 40 MADDOX. REGGIE 55. 103. 117 MAGGIO. SEAN 70 MAGIE. SHUN 159 MAJEWSK1. CHARLENE 70 MANN. YVONNE 55 MANNS. STACY 70 MANSHIP. DAVID 70 MANSHIP. DIXIE 70 MANZI MR - ADVISOR 79. 175. 179 MARBURR. RAYMOND 104. 117 MARIEROSE. REYNALDO 40. 155 MARIN. JOE 149 MARION. BROOK 70 MARION. TRACIE 23. 184 MARK. TURNER 97 MARM. JOE 104. 113. 117. 184 MARM. JUSTIN 70 MARSHALL. KIMBERLY 55 MARTIN. ALICIA 40 MARTIN. ANASTASIA 163 MARTIN. ANGELA 40 MARTINEZ. ERIKA 40 MASON. JAMES 184 MASON. JAMES 23. 158. 159 MATHIS. DAVID 174 MATHIS. ELIGE 40 MATTHEWS. COACH 99 MATTHEWS. FRANK 96. 117 MAUKO. TERESA 40. 154 MAUPIN. NICOLE 55 MAXWELL. DAN 178 MAXWELL. STANLEY 40. 113. 154. 170 MC CAFFREY. AMY 108 MC CORMICK. GEORGE BUSINESS 79 MC DANIEL VICTOR - MATHEMATICS 79 MC GEE. JEFF 117 MC NEIL. DANIEL 113. 148 McCAFFERTY. JUSTIN 70 McCaffrey, amy 108 McCain, janice 40 McCASTLE. ROBERT 70. 144 McCORMICK. MR 172 McCOY BEATRICE 40. 192 McCOY GLENDA 55 McCRAY. TERRY 70. 158 McDERMOTT. KIMBERLY 70 McDonald, brad 70 McDonald, david i49. 155 MCELDERRY. TONYA 172 MCGEE. JEFF 23. 104. 184 McGEE. TARRON 23. 27. 104. 117. 185 MclNTOSH. RICK 6. 155 McKINNEY. CHRISTY 23. 185 McKinnon, richard 55 McLAMORE. NEKETA 70 McMONALD. DAVID 55 MCMOORE. LUPE 55. 106 McMORRIS. JOHN 70 McNEAL. STEPHANIE 55 McNEIL. DANIEL 40. 154. 170. 172. 173. 175. 178 McRAE. LARRY 23 MCRAE. RANDY 174. 184 MCSAIN. TERRI 56 MEADOWS. CAROL 131 MEADOWS. MICHEAL 56. 149 MEDDAUGH. MARTIN 56 MELANCON. LULA 23. 185 MELTON. CHRIS 70 MERCADO. GERALD 41. 149 MERIAM. DAVID 24. 185 MERRIT. MIKE 70 MESQUITE. CECELIA 70 MESQUITE. MARIO 70 MESSINA. ANNA 41. 154. 163 MIHAL. LISA 23 MILLER. KIM 70 MILLER. LAUCE 71 MILLS. NATASHA 131 MILNER. JUANITA 56 MILNER. LORI 24. 168. 185 MILNER. RANDY 24. 30. 169. 185 MINAL. LISA 185 MITCHELL. KIMBERLY 56 MITCHELL. MONICA 24. 185 MITCHELL. TRACI 56 MOBLEY. ALLYSA 71 MOBLEY. ROBERT 56. 104. 117 MOFFETT. GLORIA SCIENCE - CHAIRPERSON 79. 113 MOHL. MICHEAL 56. 155 MONKUS. DEBORAH 41 MONROE. DENISE 41. 158 MONTALVO. FRANCES 56 MONTE. HAROLD 41. 158. 159. 160 MONTE. NINA 24. 95. 163. 175. 185 MOORE. ERICA 71 MOORE. FLIN 45. 155 MOORE. INDIA 24 185 MOORE. JONATHAN 71 144 MOORE. MIKE 71 MOORE. PATRICIA 71 MORRIS. MICHAEL 24. 185 MORRIS NICOLE 24. 185 MORRIS. STACY 71 MORRISON. SEAN 71. 117 MORTON. LISA 24. 168. 169. 185 MOSELY. JANIS 24. 29. 131. 174 185 MULLEN. PAULA 56. 106. 107. 116. 163. 170. 190 192 MULLEN. VALERIE 24.4 163. 166. 185 MUNOZ. PATRICIA 71 MURPHY. NAOMI 158. 159 MURRAY. DYRELL 104. 117 MURRAY. NICOLE 129. 185 MURRAY. ROBERT 104 MURRAY. SHANNON 41 MURRELL. CHANEL 41 MURRY. DARRELL 56 MYERS. CARM1TA 185 MYERS. CARMITA 172 MYERS. DON 71 MYERS. JACQUAN 117 NEEDHAM. MARK 41. 148, 175 NEEDHAM. TONI OFFICE VOLUNTEER 84 NIETO. VERONICA 71 NIX. HEIDI 41. 154. 163. 170. 172, 175. 178 NOEL. CHANDRA 71 NORMAN. JOE 185 NORMAN. JOE 23. 24 NUNES. CHRISTOPHER 41 NUNEZ. SCOTT 159. 172 O’CONNOR. LAWENG 41 OAKLEY. CARL 25. 185 OAKLEY. DAVID 56. 174 ODOM RICHARD 56 OELSCHLAGE, MATTHEW 71 OLDS. TRACEY 25. 113. 154. 163. 163. 170. 172. 175 OLIVER. JOY 41. 163 OLIVER. TABITHA 71 OLL1S. WADE 54. 107. 114 ORTIZ. ANGEL 165 ORTIZ. ANGELA 71 ORTIZ. JOY 41 ORTIZ. MARIA 56 OSTRANDER. BETTY - ENGLISH 79 OWENS. KEVIN 41 PADILLA. JUAN 148. 71 PADILLA. MAURICIA 25 186 PARKER ANGIE 71 PARKER. DARREN 71. 144 PARKER MEATRICE 41 PARKER. PRISCILLA 41 PARKERSON. NORMAN 41 PARSON. TARA 71 PARSONS. REGINA 56. 156. 163 PASSMORE. LESLIE 25. 163. 185 PATRICK. ELLIOTT 104. 117 PATRICK. EVERETT 25. 30. 158. 159. 170. 172 185 PATRICK. JAMES 42 PATRICK. NANCY 20. 25. 26. 163. 170. 172. 174. 186 PATTERSON. JOHNNIE 56 PATTERSON. LEONARDO 56 PATTERSON MARLON 71 PATTON. PATRICE 56. 106. 108 PAYNE. MARQUIS 174 PEARCE. CHRISTOPHER 42 PEARLE. CHANDRA 72 PETERS. HOLLY 42 1 54. 175. 170 PHILLIPS. CHANDRA 25. 186 PHILLIPS. DAMIANA 57 PHILLIPS. GINA 72 PHILLIPS. INCRID 160 PHILLIPS. TORRY 117. 72 PIERCE. NSENGA 42 PJFER. DAVID 72 PITTS. ANGELA 25. 186 PITTS. JOHNNIE 86 PLATZ. HEIDI 42. 172. 178 PLATZ. RICK 72. 158. 172 PLAZA. ELAINE 72 PLAZA. LILLI 158. 160 PLAZA. SARA PLETCHER. JENNIFER 57 POLK. JAIMEY 57 POLLACK. JOSE 57. 155 POLLACK. JOE 172 POLLOCK. JAMES 186 POLLOCK. JOE 25 PORCH. ZACHARY 25. 104. 117. 186 PORTER. ANGELA K72 PORTER LaRHONDA 42 PORTWOOD. SUE ENGLISH 79 POTTER. AMY 42. 90. 113, 163 POWELL. TAMMY 72 PRATHER. VALERIE 57 PROPST. RITA 57. 156 PROPST. VIRGINIA 156. 186 207 208 PULLEN. DENNIS 42 PULLEN. WAYNE 140 PUMPHREY. RONALD 72 QUINN. ALEXANDRIA 25. 186 RAGLAND. PATSY 42 RAINEY. EDWARD 155 RAINEY. HECTOR 72. 117 RAMOS. CECELIA 70. 95 RANSOM. CASSANDRA 130. 156. 172 RANSOM DARYL 21. 25. 114. 186 RANSOM. SONYA 72. 142 RANSOM. YOLANDA 72. 142 RAQUEL. GAUTHIER 163 RASCH. ROBERT - ROTC 80 RATCLIFFE. JOANNE 57 RATCLIFFE. JOSEPH 57 RAY. CHRISTI 149 RAY. CHRISTIANE 57. 158. 159. 162 RAY. ROBBIE MATHEMATICS 80 RAYFORD. THOMAS 26. 186 RAYNOR DOUGLAS 57 REAGAN. LISA 26 REDMOND. LAURA 72 REDMOND. SUE 72 REED TYRONE 42 REED. TERESA 72 REEDS. ANTHONY 117 REESE. ANITA 26. 186 REESE. ANTHONY 72 REEVES. WILLIAM 119 REGAN. LISA 172. 186 REGISTE. LINCOLN 72 REMY. DANIELLE 72. 158. 159. 160 REVELL. JOHN 42 RHOADES. KATE 42. 155. 158. 159. 162. 172. 175 RICE. ERICA 57 RICH. MARSHALL 26. 155. 165. 170. 186 RICHARDS. SUE 72 RICHARDS. TOBY 72. 144 RICHARDS. VANESSA 73. 178 RICHMOND. MRS 81. 174 RIMES. CINDY 57 RITTER. ALEX 73 ROBERSON. JAMAR 168 ROBERTS. DAVID 85. 193 ROBERTS. LISA 42. 172. 175 ROBERTSON. MELISSA 43 ROBERTSON. XAVIER 42 ROBINSON. CORVELLE 73 ROBINSON. DARLENE 57. 159. 160 ROBINSON. JOHN 73 ROBINSON. JOHNNIE 117 ROBINSON. KIM 73 ROBINSON. REBECCA 57 ROBINSON. RODNEY 73 RODGERS. CHRISTOPHER 26. 155. 170. 186 RODRIGUE2. IVES OFFICE SECRETARY 84 RODRIQUEZ. JULIE 57 RODRIQUEZ. ROBOAN 57 ROME. ALEISHA 43. 163 ROSEE. VINCENT BAND 80. 160 ROTH. MINDY 57. 163 ROUSE. JOSH 73 ROUSE. WENDY 43. 172 RUNNELS. JOSEPH 43. 165 RUTHERFORD. TERRELL 73. 104. 117. 144 SABOT. LYDIA 73 SALECEDO. ARTURO 26. 186 SANDERS. DELORES HEAD COUNSELOR 83. 166 SANDERS. O J 117 SANDERS. ROBERT 57 SANDOVAL. CHRIS 73 SANTAMARIA. JAVIER 73 SANTANA. EDGAR 57. 159. 160 SANTANA. ERNIE 26. 104. 117. 186 SCHERBER. FACHE 73 SCHUMACHER. JULIE 165. 172. 187 SCHUMACHER. MATT 73. 117. 155 SCOTT. JULIE 43 SCOTT. MALIK 57 SCOTT. ROLANDA 73. 163 SCOTT. SHARRON 43 SCOTT. STEFNE 43. 91. 163 SCOTT. TAMU 58 SEARS. ADAM 155. 160 SEARS. GEORGE 58 SEBAY. PATRICK 26. 113. 170. 186 SELDON. DARRELLE 186 SELLS. JAMES 57 SHADDIX. BETTY 73 SHARFF. KIM 43 SHAW. ALYSSIA 73 SHAW. DONALD 58. 104. 117 SHAW. EUGENE AUTO MECHANICS 80. 168 SHED. TARA 73 SHELDON. DEBORAH 43. 155. 172. 175 SHELLS. CYNETHA 26. 187 SHORT. CARLA 73. 142 SHORT. TOMMY 73 SHUMACKER. JULIE 172 SIMMONS. CORRY 26. 104. 105. 117. 187 SIMMONS. MONA 142. 163 SIMMONS. ROMONA 58 SIMMONS. SANTANA 73. 117 SIMS ERIC 43 SKINNER. LINDA - SOCIAL STUDIES - CHAIRPERSON 13. 80 SLAUGHTER. SEAN 117 SLAUGHTER. SHAWN 74 SLOAN. TRACIE 43 SMALLWOOD. TRACEY 43. 172 SMITH. BOBBY 155. 175. 187 SMITH. DEIDRE 158. 159. 160 SMITH. DF.MF.NTUOUS 74 SMITH. DENIECE 159 SMITH. DIANA 43 SMITH. DIANN 163 SMITH. DOUGLAS 58 SMITH. EDWARD 74 INDEX SMITH. ERIC 74 SMITH. JEFF 74 SMITH. LYNN SPECIAL EDUCATION 80. 81. 142 154 SMITH. MICHAEL 26. 178. 187 SMITH. PHILLIP 43 SMITH. ROBERT 27 SMITH. ROWENA 58. 142 SMITH. TRACY 27. 187 SMITH. VALISA 187 SMITH YOLANDA 43 SNF.LSON. DEBORAH 154 SNOW. WENDY 74. 178 SOLOMON. SHIRLEY 43 SPARKS. NIKKI 58 SPELLMAN. VINCENT 58 SPENCER. WILLIAM H SR 2 SPEZIALY. ANNA 27. 169. 187 SPORES. SANDY 44. 163 STAFFORD. ALBERT 44 STALLS. CARLOS 58 STALLS MELVIN 27. 187 STANDIFIRD. DANA 106. 108 STEPHENS. RODGER 44. 172 STEVENS. ROGER 155. 170 STEWARD. GERALD 44 STEWARD. VANESSA 74 STEWART MARY 74 STONE. DANIEL 74 STORIE. EILENNA 27 STORIE. ELAINE 187 STRADER. CONTESSA 74 STRAIN. BOBBY 27. 187 STREETMAN. JENNIFER 44. 113. 163. 172 STUART. LEE 58. 113. 155. 16S SUTTON. BOBBY 187 SUTTON. GEORGE 27. 154. 155. 174 SYMONDS. PHILLIP 44 TALLEY. JEFFREY 44. 158. 159 TALLY. TIM 74 TAMMY. CHESTER 35 TANKSLEY. AMY 74 TARVER. DEMETRIUS 44 TASON. TAI 44 TATE. FELICIA 74 TATE. FREDA 159 TATE. TROY 58 TAYLOR. MARETTA M 85 TAYLOR. ROBERT 58 TAYLOR. TORRIS 74 TEJADA. VIANKA 44 TENNIHILL. GINETTE 58 TESSIER. KELVIN 74. 154 TESSIER. REMI 27. 154. 155. 187 THACKER. ANGELA 27. 95. 172. 187 THACKER. VALLIS 58. 165. 172 THATCHER TAMMY 27. 163. 175. 187 THOMAS. BONJI 27. 187 THOMAS. CLORIA 86 THOMAS. ESTELLE 74 THOMAS. JABBAR 74 THOMAS. JAMES 27 THOMAS. LORENZO 120. 127 THOMAS. SHONNA 58 THOMPSON. KEN 74 THOMPSON. VIRGINIA 74 THORNTON. BERNARD 105. 117. 187 THORNTON. ELIZABETH 28. 158. 159. 162. 187 TIEDEN. OLIVER 58. 155. 175 TILLMAN. SEAN 58. 172. 175 TILTON. CHRIS 44. 155 TOLBERT. JOSEPHINE 75 TOOMBS. VICKIE 58 TORRES. DENNIS 58 TORRES. VALERIE 44. 158 TOUW. AMY 59 TOWNSEND. JAMES 59 TRAYWICK. BRENDA 28. 187 TRAYWICK. LISA 59. 163 TREVINO. REGINA 75 TR1PPANY. STARLA 44 TUIOLOSEGA. ALEX 105. 117 TUIOLOSEGA. M AGAGA 117 TURNER. GERALD - SCIENCE 80. 113 TURNER. MARK - SOCIAL STUDIES 80. 117. 149 TURNER MICHAEL 188 TURNER. MICHEAL 148 TURNER. SONJA 59 TYLER. SHANNON 59. 106. 107 VALENTIN. JOSE 44 VALENTIN. KELVIN 75 VASQUEZ. GINA 59. 106. 107 VAUGHN. CATRINA 75 VEGA. ANGELA 44 VIETS. ART L59 VINCENT. ROCHELLE 59 VRENDENBERG. KAREN 163 WADE. KRISTIN 28. 163. 188 WADE. OLLIS 104 WAGNER. KASSANDRA 75 WALKER. ALLISON 169. 188 WALKER. ALLISON 23. 28. 163. 175 WALKER. AMANDA 7. 8. 28. 91. 188 WALKER. AVIAL 163 WALTON. NINA 75 WANSOW. SUE 106 WANZER. LARRY 59 WARREN. KERRY 28. 188 WATERMAN. RAY 165 WATKINS. JACKI 75 WATSON. SUE SOCIAL STUDIES 80. 106 WATT. VINCENT 28. 30. 188 WEATHERSPOON. BRUNILDA 28. 165. 188 WEATHERSPOON. ELMA 59 WELLS. ANGELA 59 WELLS. CAROL 75. 148 WcLLS. MICHAEL 155. 188 WESTBROOK. PEGGY ENGLISH CHAIRPERSON 80 WHITE. JOE 28. 188 WHITE. KEAO 59 WHITE. MARY 28. 44 WHITE. RENEE 75 WHITE. YOLANDA 59 WHITLENBURG. NICHOLAS 59 WHITMIRE. TAMEE 59 WILBON. WALLACE 75 WILBURN. RODRICK ROD 105. 117 WILDER. CLINTON 59. 159 WILHITE. CAROL 28 WILHITE. KAREN 45 WILKINS. JENNIFER 43 WILKINS. SAMANTHA 28. 113, 149. 172. 175. 178 � WILLHITE. CAROL 188 WILLHITE. CURTIS 75 WILLIAMS. BEN 80. 113 WILLIAMS. COREY 59 WILLIAMS. JESSICA 163 WILLIAMS. JUANITA 59 WILLIMAS, KAWANA 75 WILLIAMS. KIM 163. 169 WILLIAMS. KIMBERLY 29. 188 WILLIAMS. LOU 178 WILLIAMS. LOU 75 WILLIAMS. MARTHA SPECIAL EDUCATION 80 WILLIAMS. MARY 86 WILLIAMS. STEPHANIE 75 WILLIAMS. TERESA 188. 29 WILLIAMS. TERESA 168. 169 WILLIAMS. TERRELL 174 WILLIAMS. VINCENT 45 WILLIAMSON. TIM 105. 29 WILSON. ISAAC 105. 117 WILSON. KEITH 117 WINGSTROM. ANGEL 59 WINSLOW. KRISTI 29 WINSLOW. TRISTY 188 WINTERS. JACOB 75 WITHROW. HEATHER 154 WOLDRIDGE. FRASER - LATIN 81 WOLFE. TROJANELLA 59 WOMACK. MICHAELA 29. 188 WOODALL. ERIC 45 WOODS. JACOB 75 WOODS. JASON 75 WOODS. JOANN 86 WOODS. SANDRA HOME ECONOMICS 80 WOODY. MARC 45 WOODY. MICHAEL 29. 149. 158. 188 YARDE. FREDRICK 45. 158 YEOMANS. JENNIFER 45. 192 YORK. BO 75. 155 YORK. N MRS OFFICE VOLUNTEER 84 YORK. THOMAS 45 YORK. TOM 113. 175 YOUNG. AMY 60. 142. 174 YOUNG. ANTHONY 105. 117. 149. 188 YOUNG. BROGETTE 75 YOUNG. GENE 29 YOUNG. JOHN 45. 175 YOUNG. STANLEY 45. 155. 158 YOUNG. WENDY 60 ZAK. TAMMY 60 ZANDER. REGINA 60. 174 ZINSER. ROY 45. 155. 165. 170, 172 9