Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

Table Of Contents Homecoming Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Class Officers Administration Faculty Maintenance Organizations ROTC Sports Senior Formals And Senior Superlatives Annual Staff Student Life Dedications Advertisements fit AS WE ROLL TOWARD OUR DESTINIES WE GIVE OUR THANKS TO DR. WILLIAM H. SPENCER 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. 2 FRANKLIN C. DOUGLASS SCHOOL HISTORY D Y N A S T Y 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 Founda- tion, 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 auditorium, 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 individ- uals to have positive attitudes toward learning, to be contributing members of society, and to be prepared for their academic, social, political, and economic futures. 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. o L D S P E N C E R SCHOOL SONG All hail to old Spencer They colors green and gold Stand as a symbol of our love untold. All hail to old Spencer To thee we’ll e'er be true To watch o’er and keep you All haill All hail! All hail to old Spencer Thy beauty do we see Here on the highway strength and peace shall be All hail to old Spencer We’ll sing our praise to thee In trials and victory All hail! All hail! All hail to old Spencer They sons and daughters true Stand now as ever to fight and die for you All hail to old Spencer We pledge our faith anew To guard and portect you All hail! All hail! SPENCER HYMN Spencer High School, we adore thee And they green and gold — We are grateful and devoted — Thy loving cares unfold. Loyal to thee, we shall ever be. Loyal to thee, we shall ever be. ‘Mid the grandeur of our campus Glows our scared shrine — our all. So symbolic of our excellence Behind each classic wall — Matchless beauty, praise we everlastingly. Matchless beauty, praise we everlastingly. Our alumni have excelled so In every field and way. This inspired true, Spencerians To lead all school, we pray. School of great fame, we’ll e’er revere thy name. School of great fame, we’ll e’er revere thy name. William H. Spencer High School celebrated it’s Homecoming week October 19, through October 23, 1987. Homecoming week is the time when everyone has a little fun, and shows their spirit towards their school. 1 guess we can say that some of us have alot of school spirit because several students participated in the activities scheduled for that week. There were several events occurring for that special week. Tuesday of Homecoming week was “Girls’ Hush Day.” This was the day that girls were not allowed to talk to the boys. This was not very easy for some girls. Norman Holloway was the winner of “Girl Hush Day.” He collected 23 pins. He was also presented with a free game pass. Congratulations, Norman! Wednesday was Twin Day. Several students were participating in this event. There were even some who looked exactly alike. Thursday was “Fifties Day.” People really did go out of their way for this day. Overall, everyone looked great. The most outstanding students in this event were Herman Johnson and O’neal Little. Friday was a combination of “Funeral and Green Gold.” The funeral itself wasn’t all that it should have been, but the people in it did a wonderful job. “Green Gold Day” turned out to be very successful. Actually the whole week of Homecoming was wonderful. Homecoming Week was Great! 6 8 1st Attendant 9 Miss Senior — Terry Johnson 11 13 IO 15 . . . Searching For Tomorrow Carlos Allen Darell Alsbrook Valencia Anthony .v.v.y .V.V.'.V ••••«•It v V • -V M • , Andre Bedgood Donna Behnke Meonsania Bell Tara Best 17 Leesa Boyd Bradley Bruton Brantley Bruton Tracey Boykins DeAllen Burgess Rodney Buster Billy Brink Bryant Brothers Donald Bryant Joe Buckner Tabitha Cabiceiras Tammy Chester 18 Laura Childers George Cofield Michelle Collins Chris Conner William Connolly Jody Crain Richard Crundwell Richard Cummings ♦n. ♦ • CMWU •♦♦♦ «1 tVj. AvAnW: H Jamain Curtis Trina Daniel Maurice Davis Terry Dickerson Dana Dobson Michael Easton Richard Eickler Timothy Elliott Vanessa Farris 20 Tamica Felton Alexandra Finan Maureen Fitzgerald Keri Foster Robbie Foster Terri Frantz Diana Galamalemana Wanda Ghant Teynia Gibson Tammy Gipson Barron Gardener Caroline Grant 2 Tammy Hall Debra Hardison Aaron Harris Kristin Helgeson Scot Hensler Tracy Habersham A Corey Harrell Robert Hickman 22 Bridgett Johnson Keith Johnson Melody Johnson 23 Gary Jones Gilda Jones Lisa Jones Cynthia King Alice Kynard Larry Lamee Marvetta Lattimer Jennifer Lewis Tavika Lewis Angela Lock Mary Mace Marcus Marshall Angela Martin David Mathis Paul Matos Alicia Martin Theresa Mauko Stanley Maxwell Y S a • � 1 Chloe McCoy Tonya McElderry Reynaldo Marierose CataLina Monterrosa Mark Needham Heidi Nix Scott Nunes Laweng O’Connor Joy Oliver Cenk Oner Kevin Owens Priscilla Parker 26 Norman Parkerson Chris Pearce Nsenga Pierce Heidi Platz Larhonda Porter Edward Rainey Cassandra Ransom Victor Raspberry 27 Orlando Reese Kate Rhoades Jamar Roberson Aleshia Rome Lawanda Ross Wendy Rouse Mae Sampson Julie Scott Sharron Scott Kim Sharff Vanessa Shipman 28 Tracie Sloan Dianne Smith Phillip Smith Tracey Smallwood Albert Stafford Roger Stephens Yolanda Smith Sandy Sproles Gerald Stewart Motulele Tagi Jennifer Streetman Phillip Symonds 29 Phyllis Taylor Aaron Tesdahl Jeffery Talley Sonya Thomas Angela Vega Bridgette Trotman Willie Walker Nikole Thomas Jose Valentine Ray Waterman Tai Toson Patty Vrendenburgh Marc Woody Thomas York Tanya Wright Fredrick Yarde Jennifer Yeomans John Young Stanley Young Roy Zinser Isaac Wilson Eric Woodall 31 Kenneth Abeyta Vincent Anderson Stacie Andrews Walter Avery Robert Bagley Sunny Baljung David Banks Tobora Bennett i ; Katherine Barnette Angela Bixler Fritz Boyd Steve Boyett Sophia Boldreghim Karla Boyd Samira Brinson Cynthia Brown 1 r J Orygle Brown Terrence Brown Glenn Brown Theresa Brown Robert Brunson Danny Burgamy David Burgamy Jon Calder Shane Callahan Jimmy Cambell • - - rTf ¥ � w. Deidre Campbell Eric Carr 34 Kogie Clayton Richard Cobb Vickie Cofield Cindy Coleman Erin Connolly Steve Connoly Darren Collier Frederick Colon Alexander Cottman Mary Covinngton Theresa Coward Gina Crain 35 Awilda Delapaz Harold Dennis Alexander Dodson Edward Dorsey Dorthy Dukes Betty Elliott Evan Euleric Sherry Drayton Tamara Farris Robert Fejeran Jennifer Figueroa Buffie Flores 36 Denise Frasier Laura Frizzo Lisa Ganzer Latonya Gazette Alena Gray Martha Ghant Marie Griffin Gil Gomez Gary Grant Yves Guillaume Henry Haag Kari Halstead Garrett Hamler Greg Hampton Kelly Hand 37 Jennifer Hardy Philicia Harris Gregory Harkins Wanda Harrell Clinton Harris Walter Harris Chinitta Hawkins Crystal Hector Mike Helgeson Saul Hernandez Terry Herrod William Hickman 38 Michael Hicks Torraine Hill Kecia Hill John Hockenberry Kevin Hoffman James Hogans Tamara Hopkins Sheronda Horace Terri Hughes Ricardo Humphreys Tracey Hudson Fredricka Huff Albert Irizarry Reginald Johnson Martin Jones Mark Kilpatrick Donald Kimbrough 39 Cynthia Krider Tony Latham Larisa Lawrence Scott Lewis O’Neil Little Scott Mann Ray Love Vincent Lowman Reginald Maddox Tina Marion Kimberly Marshall Glinda McCoy 40 Terri McSwain Carol Meadows David Mercado Mauro Mesquito Natasha Mills Juanita Milner Kimberly Mitchell Traci Mitchell Robert Mobley Michael Mohl Francis Montalvo Timothy Moses Donna Mountcastle Paula Mullen Naomie Murphy Darrell Murry 41 Rico Murry ♦ Luis Naccan Ward Ollis Damjana Phillips Patrice Patton Jeffrey Pickering Jeff Pifer Jennifer Pletcher Jaimey Polk Sawat Poole Joanne Ratcliffe Joseph Ratcliffe Douglas Raynor 42 Judiasm Ross Mindy Roth Joaquin Saenz-Messia Allison Sanchez James Sanders Cory Sells John Sanders Donald Shaw Malik Scott . w Ramona Simmons Cathy Smallwood 43 Kenyatta Snipes Nikki Sparks Kendra Smith Rowena Smith Vincent Spellman Carlo Stalls Kevin Taylor Vallis Thacker Rene Thornton Oliver Tieden Sean Tillman Bernard Thompson Sonya Turner Dennis Torres Amy Tou Ruben Trevino 44 Shannon Tyler Deberd Vaugn Rochelle Vincent Avail Walker Larry Wanzer Tony Watkins Tammee Whitmire Jhonnita Williams Heather Withrow Wanda Young Trojanella Wolfe Trace Zak Tina Young Calvin Whittenbury Dana Standiford Alicia Winfrey Karen Vrendenburgh 46 MiU Junior Abron. Lee Alexander. Dale Alley. Tommy Anasco, Archer Anderson. Carlos Armstrong. Corey Ayala. Carla Baker. Angela Baldric. Jason Barber, Fred Barber. Micki Barber. Tracey Bell, David Bartlett. Cheryl Baumeier. Edward Benton, Andre Berber. Frank Bethune, Larry Billings, Myra Blanchard. Alex 49 Blount. Rafi Bowling. Adam Boykins. Michael Bradley, Paula Brewer. Ayanna Briggs. Stephanie Brooks. John Brooks. Michael Brooks. Robert Brown, Billy Brown. Mario Brownlee. Erick Brutton. Scottie Bryant. Daniel Byrd. Henry Carter. Micheria Chamberlan Cristina Clark. Russel Clark. Sonya Clayton. Veronica 50 Cobb. Elizabeth Collier. Angela Collins, Candace Conner. Jesse Conway. Regina Corley. Rodney Cruz. Raft Cruz. Tommy Curtis. Spencer Davis. Jarime Davis, Merideth Davis. Steven Davis. Tammy Davis. Tim Dawson. Venus DelRasso. Maria Dews. Valon Dowling. Tert Downs. Gary Drayton. Herman 51 Dukes, Bo Dunnivant. April Ellis. Carl Fake, Margaret Field, Desiree Figueroa. Wanda Flores. David Forbis. John Ford. James Foster. Robert Fredreckson. John Galu. David Garza. Emilio Gipson. Tracey Glover. Antwonnette Gossett. Dawn Gossett. Jenny Gray. Tony Grazette, Marc Green. Byron Greenhow. James Griggs, David Gross, Jeremy Grotten. Kim Guillaume, Shareka Hale, David Hall, Christian Hall. Torjel Hardimon, Dan Harris. Charlie Harris, Reginald Harris. Samantha Harris, Tamica Hartnett. Jason Hasson. Shannon Hasting. Tabetha Helms. Sherri Hickman. Chip Hicks. Pam Hines. Maty 53 Holland. Rhett Holloway. Norman Humphrey. A1 Jackson. Marcus Jamison. Author Jeffrey. Kenneth Jenkins. Micheal Jeter. Lamont John. Ulrick Johns. Casey Johnson. Darren Johnson. Maurice Johnson. Shelton Jones. James Keaton. Charles Keaton. Felisha Kelly. Angela Kirschbaum. Theresa King. John King. Ulysess 54 Kinzer. Melanie Lamons. Shaneil Lane. Donald Langsford, James Langston. Bryan Lattimer, Suzanne Lavigne. Rae Long. Jonee Lopez. Jose Lowery. Phillip Lundy. Cherina Lyttle, Matissa Mabe. Stephanie Mann. Stacy Manship. Dixie Marion. Brook Marion. Marty McCafferey. Amy McCastle. Robert McDermott. Kim 55 McCray. Terry McLamore. Niketa McMorris. John McReynolds. Matthew Metter. Chris Merritt. Micheal Miller. Kim Miller, Kimberly Moore. Johnathan Moore. Micheal Moore. Patricia Morgan, Tim Morris. Stacy Morrison, Shawn Mullins. Tina Nieto. Veronica Niever, Avir Noel. Chandra Oliver, Tolitha Ortiz, Andrea 56 Padilla. Juan Parker. Angela Parker. Beth Parsons. Tara Pearce. Chandra Pearson. Reginald Peiky. David Phillip. Ingrid Phillips. Tory Phipps. Gina Pifer, David Potter. Crystal Rainey. Hector Ransom. Sonya Ransom. Yolanda Redmond, Sue Remy. Daniel Richards. Toby Richards. Vannessa Richardson, David 57 Richardson. Tina Robinson. Johnny Robinson. Rodney Sanders. Otis Scherbert. Zack Schumacher. Matt Scott. Rolanda Seller. Jimmy Serlin. Sean Shaddix, Betty Shaw. Aleisha Snow. Wendy Shed. Terra Short. Carla Snedaker. Robert Smith. Deadra Smith, Eric Smith. Marlen Smith. Preston Snipe, Rhonda 58 Staghter. Shon Stewart. Ezetta Taitogue. Catalina Talley. Tim Tanksley. Timothy Tate. Freda Taylor. Angela Tesdahl, Robert Tessier. Kevin Thomas. Ethel Thomas. Jabbar Thompson. Kenneth Thompson. Virgina Torres. Jose Towers. Darrell Townsend. James Trevino. Regina Valentin. Kevin Vela. Rick Wagner. Kasandra 59 Wagner. Laura Walker. William Watkins. Jacky Wilhite. Carl Williams. Kim Williams. Stephanie SoplumuHlL Worth. James Zinger. Steve Wilson. Keith York. Bo Brown. Kelle 60 Young And Restless Acker. Anna Adzic. David Allen. Karina Armstrong. Nola Atkinson. Cindy Ayala. Yamileth Baggett. Lenette Baker, Michelle Bakiey, Shawn Barber. Angela Barker. Larry Bartlett. Rita Bashay. Carmeli Bates. Jessica Billings. Katrina Renee. Bixler Black. Karla 62 Blackman. David Blackwell. Jenny Blake. Angela Bloodsaw. Maumita Boston. Briget Bouldregnini. Christopher Bowen. Ricardo Boyett. Chris Brewster. Frank Brewster. Susan Brown. Jeffrey Brown. Orgyle Brown. Yvette Burdeshaw. Tonya Burke. Christi Burns. Stephens Burton. Stuart Campbell. Shannon Carson. Belinda Crambelain. Andrea 63 Chapman Anthony Chisam Crisy Choe Yongmin Clarbough Kathy Clayton Eureka Cobb Gary Coleman Cindy Coleman Lisa Collins Mike Connely Ben Cook Christy Cooley Jenny Cortez Jasmenlyn Craig Mike Crowel Stacey Cruz Lee Cummings Misty Davis Valerie Dawson Erast us Day Jennifer 64 Deaderick, Tiffany Decker, Randall Downs, Katharina Drayton. Eunice Dunlap. Shirlon Escobar. Alex Everson. Ramona Figueroa. Rigoberto Fitch. Taneshia Frantz. Shannon Fredrickson. Cyndi Freemon, Juliet Frught. Kelly Gadbury. Cheryl Gann. Patty Ganzer. Terry Garcia. Jephite Gardner, Daniel Gardner. Dwayne Gardner. Rodney 65 Grate. Richard Griffin. George Griffin. Misty Grinnell. Jodi Haggins. Antonio Haikins, Patrick Hall. Landus Hall. Olivia Halt. Kerri Hammontree, Mathew Harman. Christine Harris. Alan Harris. Charley Harsh. Chris Herrera. Felice Hillbrand, Nadine Glavich. Bridgett Gonzalez. Teresa Goshay. Paula Graham. Norman Hogans. Angel Holcomb. Otis Holland. Keith Holland. Clay Hollard, Joey Holloway. Kenneth Holms. Regina Hoog, Harry Horp, Bradley Hudgins. Shawna Jackson. Elizabeth Jackson, Jerlando Jackson, Larry Jackson, Larry Jackson, Michael Jackson. Robert Jerhison, Todji Johnson, Daphne Johnson. Robert Johnson. Tyrone 67 Jones, Aaron Jones. Andre Jones. David Jones. Tomeka Jones. Yvette Jordan, Kristy Kellog, Karl Kilpatrick. Terri Kim, Hyun Kim. Myong Lackey. Danielle Lagafuaina. Tern Lane. Shaneatta Lawrence. Toi Leavell, Dwahaza Lemessina. Ray Lewis. Sonja Long, Jean Macklin. Latasha Mahone, Johnny 68 Maka. Susan Manning. Judy Manoz, Patricia Manship. David Martin. Leah Martin. Vannessa Mathis. Angela McCabe. Angel McCloud. Timothy McCoy. Jerry McDougal. Gayle McGirt. Katina McKeller. Nicole McLamb, Gregory McMoore, Cecilia Meacham, Jeffrey Milikin, Brandon Miller. Crystal Miller. Elizabeth Miranda. Rodney 69 Moore. Jennifer Morelle. Matt Mooris, Crystal Morris. Donald Morrison. Derek Morse. Sydelle Mountcastle. Jerel Nelson. Larry Norris. William OConner. Patrick Odum. Charles Oliver. Allyson Oliver. Kim ONeal, Garland Orozo. Anthony Parker. Steven Mitchelle, James Mitchel, Keith Mobley. Tarla Moore. Calvin Parton, Brian Patton, Lee Pearce. Melonie Perez, Christine Pierson. Tina Pippen, James Pitts. Erica Porter, Shawn Pressy, Paul Price. Patrina Quintualk. Rocco Rafus. Gidget Ramos. Alex Reagan. Mellisa Reagen, Chris Reed. Tivika Reeve. Greg Registe, Jerry Renfore. Robert Reyes. Glenda 71 Reyes, Jose Richards. Craig Rodriguez, Migdalia Rodriguez. Nora Roebuck, James Saliger, Roy Sawyer. Tina Schroeder. Marcus Scott. LaJuana Scruggs. Jennifer Shaddix. Lori Silva, Peter Smith. Antigone Smith. Connie Smith. Jason Soto. Anna Spanier, Tracey Spellman. Vernette Spencer. Yvette Sperry. Joshua 72 Spivey, Ricky Standiford, Kristy Steward, Vincent Stull, Melanie Taylor, Atoine Thomas. Charles Thomas, Edward Thomas, Roderick Thomas. Tatisha Thomas. Yvonne Thompson, Brian Thorton. James Threadgill. Sharee Titton. Hollie Trussel, Tavis Turner. Tom Upshaw. Ronnie Valley. James Vannest. Herbie Vargas, Yamika 73 Walker. Valencia Warran. Titertria Watson. Shannon Weathers. Sean Wiley, Albert Williams. Laura Williams. Micheal Williams. Tanya Williams. Tasha Williamson. Brian Willis. Kesha Wilson. Kandi Vaughn. Kimberly Walker. Angela Walker. Noah Walker. Ericka Winfrey. Brandi Woodson. Nancey Worth. Mary Ann Worthen, Calvin 75 Mrs. Bazemore And Mr. Douglass Mrs. Bazemore Mr. Johnny Hudson — Asst. Principal Mrs. Ruthie Bazemore — Assistant Principal Mr. Phil Harding — Assistant Principal Mrs. Christine Davis — Secretary Main Office Mrs. Dorothy Alexander — Secretary Mr. Hudson’s Office Mrs. Ivis Rodriguez — Secretary Main Office Mrs. Deborah Brooks Secretary — General Mrs. Mildred Hill Counselor Mr. Greg Campbell Director Mrs. Judy Luby Counselor Dorothy Aniton English Clayton Bonnell P.E. Health Ann Banaszak Health Jacqueline Belt Social Studies W Evonne Berry Typing Jean Bouts Math Jeff Branham Vocal Music Janet Brown Math Boast Carswell Math Drucilla Crawford Cosmetology Joy Daniels English Paul Davis Social Studies Kathleen Denham Science Michael Edmondson Science Patricia Farmer Business William Gaddy Social Studies 79 James Gaither ROTC Lillian Galbraith English Doris Gayden English Speedy Gilstrap P.E. Health Ruby Graham English Lydia Guiot Foreign Language Paul Hampton Drama Math Walter E. Haralson Social Studies Gregory Hart Special Education Marilyn Hirsch Social Studies Kimberly Hopkins Social Studies Jesse Howard Science Camilla Humber M D E Noah Jinright Metals Harry Johnson Art Daniel Jones Foreign Language 80 Ralph Manzi Business Frank Matthews P.E. Victor McDaniels Math Gloria Moffett Science Martha Mullinax Foreign Language Betsy Ostrander English Yeon Pak Math Sue Portwood English Gwendolyn Pugh Health Occupation Cecilia Ramos Special Education Robert Rasch ROTC Sandra Richmond Home Economics 81 Vincent Rosse Band Beverly Schlitzkus Paul Self Typing Science Eugene Shaw Auto Mechanics Elizabeth Skelton Math Linda Skinner Social Studies Mark Turner Social Studies Wendell Turner Science Kathryn Warman Math Sandra White Special Education Sue Watson Social Studies Randy Wenndt Science Peggy Westbrook English NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Martha Williams Special Education Frasier Wooldridge Foreign Language NOT Pictured — Elaine Beer. Carmen Lopez 82 Cafeteria Staff Front Row: L to R: Patricia Huff. Jose Johnson. Mary Williams. Laventha Hussey. Mariet Evens. Ruth Wynn. Back Row: L to R: Essie Hiton. Jerald Bullard. Mary L. McAllister. Gloria Thomas. Joan Woods. Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Josie B. Johnson ACADEMIC DECATHLON Standing Left to Right: Frank Braski, Shawna Deadrick; Mark Needham; Dan McNeill, Amy Touw; Kerri Foster; Mrs. Westbrook — Adviser Drama Club Cast of Hands Across The Sea Standing Left to Right: Row 1: Mark Needem; Chris Conner; Gil Gomez; Gary Bartlett. Row 2: John Peterson; Terresa Mauko; Julie Scott; Heidi Nix - Best Actress; Kristin Holgoson; Heidi Platz; Mr. Hampton — Adviser. 85 Row 1: L to R: Sharron Scott, Matrice Harmon. Row 2: L to R: Wanda Ghant; Deborah Hardison; Angela Lock; Trina Deanil; Jennette Grantham; Kelly Hand. Row 3; L to R: Corey Harrell; Carlos Allen; Richard McKinnon; Vicki Nelson; Dana Dobson; Allison Kynard. Row 4: L to R; Aleshia Rome. DECA D E C A C L U B Row 1; Aleshia Rome, Matrice Harmon, Jennette Grantham, Trina Deanil, Sharon Scott. Middle: Kelly Hand. Vicky Nelson. Allison Kynard. Row 2: Adviser - Mrs Humber; Corey Harrell; Deborah Hardison; Carlos Allen; Wanda Ghant; Richard McKinnon; Angela Lock; Dana Dobson. 86 Interact Board and Officers Interact Officers Row 1 Sitting L-R: Patricia Munoz; Kate Rhoades; Tom York; Bryant Brothers. Sitting L R: Tom York; Bryant Brothers Row 2 Standing L R: Gil Gomez; Roger Stephens; Jody Crain. Standing L-R: Kate Rhoades; Patricia Munoz. Row 3 Standing L-R: Vallis Thacker; Frank Braski; Samira Brinson; Mike Brown; Wendy Rouse. Interact Members Row 1 Kneeling L-R: James Greenhow; Pamela Hicks; Alex Blanchard; Cassie Johns; James Langford; Shawn Carter. Row 2 Sitting L-R: Kate Rhoades; Tom York; Bryant Brothers; Patricia Munoz. Row 3 Standing L-R Traci Mitchell. Sonja Hardimon; Dana Dobson; Betty Elliott; Pauline Abeyta; Rowena Smith; Sophia Boldreghini; Angela Bixler; Maureen Fitzgerald; Paula Bradley; Roger Stephens; Saul Hernandez; Patrice Patton; Corey Sells; Wendy Rouse. Row 4 Standing L-R: Mr. Edmondson — Adviser; Joe Butler; Sandy Sproles; Marlene Cruz; Samira Brinson; Frank Braski; Sunny Buljung; Gil Gomez; Amy Touw; Oliver Ackermann; Seem Tillman. Row 5 Standing L-R: Lisa Roberts; Chris Humphreys; Jennifer Lewis. Row 6 Standing L-R: Vallis Thacker; Heidi Nix; Kristin Helgeson, Richard Eickler; Jody Crain; Scott Nunes; Wade Ollis; Michael Brown. 87 Principal's List 1st Row L-R: Dana Dodson; Angela Bixler; Wanda Ghant; David Blackman; Pauline Abeyta; Saul Hernandez; Tiffany Deaderick; Michael Williams; Wendy Rouse. 2nd Row L-R: Terri McCray; Stan Maxwell; Joaquin Saenz; Tom York; Lisa Roberts; Samira Brinson; Dan McNeil. 3rd Row L-R: Mary Mace; Kari Halstead; Youngmin Choe; Sherri Helms. National Honor Society Row 1 Kneeling L-R: Sandy Sproles; Terria Hughes; Tonya McElderly; Tami Huskins; Angela Bixler; Kate Rhoades. Row 2 Kneeling L-R: Traci Mitchell; Saul Hernandez; Whanda Ghant; Stan Maxwell; Corey Harrell; Kari Halstead; Amy Touw; Sonja Hardimon. Row 3 Standing L-R: Pam Ahlfield; Naomie Murphy; Betty Elliott; Buffie Flores; Jennifer Streetman; Dana Dobson; Pauline Abeyta; Sophia Bolderghini; Maureen Fitzgerald; Rowena Smith; Heidi Platz; Roger Stephens; Miss Ramos — Adviser; Mary Mace. Row 4 Standing L-R: Ms. Lee; Eric Carr; Samira Brinson; Lisa Roberts; Erin Connolly; Richard Eickler; Scott Nunes; Frank Braski; Oliver Ackermann; Wendy Rouse; Roy Zinser; Mrs. Aniton — Adviser Row 5 Standing L-R: Tom York; Kristin Helgeson; Heidi Nix; Bryant Brothers; Dan McNeill; Elliott Patrick; Gil Gomez; Mike Brown. Beta Club Row 1 Kneeling L-R: Pam Ahlfield; Pauline Abeyta; Regina Sanders; Denise Frazier; Sonya Hardimon; Betty Elliott. Row 2 Sitting L-R: Besheivah Omar; Naokmie Murphy; Tonya McElderly; Sheryl Bartlett; Paula Bradley; Heidi Platz. Row 3 Standing L-R: Mrs. Berry; Marleane Cruz; Greg Harkins; Dan Mcneil; Wanda Ghant; Freda Wallace; Shanae V. Downs; Rebecca Robinson; Row 4 Standing L-R: David Burgamy; Vallis Thacker; Kelly Hand; Stan Maxwell; Scott Nunes; Chris Humphries; Clay Davis; Frank Braski; Richard Eichler. National Art Honor Society. Row 1 Sitting L-R: Kathy Maier; Roger Stephens; Rae Lavigne; Theresa Kirschbaum. Row 2 Standing L-R: Terry Dickerson; Chris Pearce. 89 American Industrial Arts A1ASA CLUB w _ .. Row 1 Kneeling L-R: Donny Elder; David Oakley; Oliver Ackermann; Richard McKinnon; Maureen Fitzergerald. Row 2 Standing L to R: Adviser — Jimmy Koon; Michael Easton (Vice President); Rob Hill; Raymond Krug. Head to Head Sitting — L to R: Tom York; Richard Eichler; Dan McNeil. FBLA Row 1 Sitting L-R: Rhonda Snipe; Tamica Harris; Pauline Abeyta; Rowena Smith; Denise Frazier Row 2 Standing L-R: Adviser Miss Schlitzkus; Rebecca Robinson; Tabitha Cabeceiras; Patty Vrendenburgh; Lisa Boyd; Shannon Melton; Tamara Hopkins Row 3 Standing L-R: Ken Abeyta; Chris Humphrey; Danny Burgamy; Amy Young; David Burgamy; Tabora Bennett; Regina Sanders; Mrs. Berry Science Club Row 1 Kneeling: Dale Alexander. Kevin Tessier. John Moore. Shawn Slayghter Row 2 Sitting: Darren Johnson. John Forbes. Wendy Snow, Bill Connolly. Rae Lavigne. Stacey Mann. Nikita McLemore. Row 3 Standing: Etonia Jones. Gina Crain. Greg Harkins. Theresa Kirschbaum. Kim Grotton. Mrs. Moffett - Adviser Row 4 Standing: Betty Elliott. Samira Brinson. Dwahaza. Leavell. Erin Connolly. Eric Brownlen. Clay Davis. Jason Hartnett. Michael Brown. James Langford. Richard Eickler. Toi Lawrence. Terri Johnson. 91 MOCK TRIAL Row 1: L to R: Tammy Hunter; Paula Mullen. Heidi Nix; Kristin Helgeson; Heidi Platz; Juanita Miller. Row 2 L to R Adviser - Coach Gaddy; Gil Gomez; Heather Winthrow; Bryant Brothers; Stan Maxwell; Thomas Long; Besheivah T. Omar; Mr Hampton Adviser FHA F o r e s Row 1: L to R: Joy Oliver; Jessica Robinson; Yongman Choe; Maureen Fitzergerald, Heidi Platz (President). I Row 2 L to R; Mr. Jones - Adviser; Tyrone Monte; Wendy Rouse (Treasur- er) William Jetter; Mike Brown; Rebecca Robinson; Stephanie McNeil. U b Row 1: L to R. Migdalia Rodrigues. Vickie Nelson; Mickie Barber. Sonja Clark. Matisa Lyttle; Melonie Pearce. Mrs. Richmond — Adviser. Row 2: L to R: Marquis Payne. Keith Johnson. Dennis Riley. Tracy Barber 92 Arrive Alive Math Club L to R — Row 1: Mr. Johnson; Rebecca Robinson; Brandi Winfrey; Alberto Irazarry; Jeniffer Lenis; Rae Lavigne. L to R — Row 2: Marilyn Shingles; Jessica Robinson; Wendy Rouse; Chris Pearc; Donna Benke; Ray Waterman; Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Banazak, Advisers. L to R — Row 1: Mrs. Bouts; Kate Rhoades; Vallis Thacker; Frank Braski; Dan McNeil; Ms. Worman - Adviser. L to R - Row 2: Lisa Roberts; Kim Jones; Sean Tillman; Saul Hernandez; Yongman Choe; Clay Davis; Oliver Ackermann. L to R — Row 3: T. Richard; Cummings; Robert Tesdahl; Richard Eicker; Stan Maxwell; Tom York; Scott Nunes; Mike Brown. Key Club L to R — Standing; Mr. Hampton; Frank Braski; Stan Maxwell; Mrs. Warman — Adviser. L to R — 2nd row Standing: Heidi Nix, Mary Mace, Kristin Helgerson. L to R — 3rd row Standing: Roger Stevens. Dan McNeil. 93 Advance Womens Ensemble President: Heidi Nix, Vice President: Keri Foster. Secretary: Keila Jackson. Librarian: Tina Davis Beginning Chorus Director Mr Braham 94 Bandmaster: Vincent Rosse Concert Band Symphonic Band Mighty Greenwave Marching Band 95 Flag Corp Top Row. L-R: Denise Davis; Gina Vasquez; Pamela Alfield. Larisa Lawrence. Ray Lavign; Juanita Milner; Dianne Smith. Bottom Row. L-R: Cristy Staniford; Laura Frizzo; Sonya Hardimon; Naomi Murphy. Senior Members, L-R: Dianne Smith; William Jeter; Denise Monoroe; Scott Nunes; Tyrone Monte; Jeff T Jennifer Yeoman. THE BEST IN THE USA WE SALUTE! SPENCER’S Principal Douglass DEPARTMENT c Rifle Team — Top to Bottom Charles Harris, Jesus Iguaroin, Chip Hickman, Carl Willhite, Terry Dennis. April Dunnavant. Jeremy Gross. Wendy Snow Color Guard Bottom to Top L-R: Jeremy Gross; Diane Galumalemana; Kevin Ow- ens; Deidre Campbell; Erin Connolly; Charles Harris. Female Drill Team Top; Diane Galumaleman. Diane Tagi, Anna Sota, Tayna Burdashaw, Regina Parsons Second row: Terrian Hill, Alison Oliver. Kim Oliver, Tolitha Oliver. Shaneta Lane, Rene Bixler Third row: Maria Ortiz, Vanesa Martin, Ginney Cooley, Michelle Baker, Felicia Keaton Drill Team Commander: Melissa Baker ROTC 2nd Platoon A Company Row 1 L-R Steven Zinser. Toby Richard, Gary Grant. Jerry McCoy. Row 2 L-Rolanda Dukes. Shawn Huey. James Greenhow. Da vid MacDonald. Damian Stanley. Kathy Hollowell. Row 3 L-R Venesa Martin. Linda Bomar. Felicia Keaton. Maria Ortiz. Shaneta Lane. Arthur Jameson. Row 4 L-R Harold Dennis. Fred Barber. Top to Bottom. L-R: 2nd Plt A Company 4th Row: Charles Harris, Tom Turner, Tory Phillips, Roy Saliger. 3rd Row: John Williams. Wendy Snow. Michelle Woodriff, Carl Wil- hite. Gary Crider. Karl Sloan 2nd Row: Angela Williams. Carl Ellis, Calvin Moore, Alex Ramos, Manual Zauaslet, Russell Clark 1st Row: Marion Hill. Andres Benton ROTC Staff L-R: Bottom: Roy Zinser. Ricky Logo. 2nd Row: Regina Parsons, Alexandra Finan, Saul Hernan- dez. Stacey Morris. 3rd Row: Melissa Baker. Vanessa Shipman, Steve Armaley, David Rich- ardson. Donna Montcastle. 4th Row: Jeremy Gross. Mike Trammell, Erin Connolly. 99 A Company Leaders First Row left to right — Kit Brown, Emilio Garzay. Second Row left to right — Tim Elliot, Patricia Moore. Harold Dennis. Fred Barber. Torraine Hill. Andres Benton. SHI Company B Leaders First Row left to right — Diane Galumalemana, Bill Connlly. Vallis Thacker. Kev Owens. Second Row left to right — Alexander Dodson. Jose DeLaPaz, Chip Hickmai David Wheeler. R O T C PI, S Jo� D.UP 2nd B Compa y Row 1 LR Duane Hartmouth. Allyson Oliver. Sharron Scott, April Dunnavant. Vernette Spellman Row 2 L R Regina Tnvmo. Tnna Brown. Frank Guiterre . Brad Hart. Jimmy Sellers. Row 3 L R Diane Tagt. Jesus Iguran. James Jones 3rd Platoon B Company Pit Leader David Wheeler. Pit Sgt Chip Hickman Row 1 L R Joanne Ratcliff. Terry Mitchell. Keith Mitchell. Gina Phipps. Tortha Oliver. Anna Soto Row 2 L R Kelly Vergas. Patricia Price. Jason Smith, Michael Merritt. Rick Bone Row 3 L R Rod Miranda. Terry Herrod. Timothy Morgan. Mitchell Hollowall. Lee Patton. Martin Hines 7th BTN Officers First Row (left to right): Saul Hernandez. Mellisa Baker. Donna Mountcastle, Torraine Hill. Second Row (left to right): Regina Parsons. David Wheeler. Kit Brown. Harold Dennis. Tim Elliot. Third Row (left to right): Vallis Thacker. Bill Connolly. Jeremy Gross. Erin Connolly. Fourth Row (left to right): Roy Zinser, Ricky Logo. Layouts and copy done by Diane Smith CdOHU ARGENTINA Heidi Nix; Kristin Helgeson; Kate Rhodes; Richard Crundwell; Not pictured: Keri Foster. TACTICAL TEAM First row: Richard Crundwell; Kristin Helgeson; Heidi Nix; Kate Rhodes; Alesandra Finan; Edward Rainey Second row: Dan Me Neil. Bryant Brothers Third row: Mary Mace; Frank Braski; Vallts Thacket; David Macdonald; Tami Huskins; Greg Harkins. Saul Hcman dez Fourth row Jon Forbts; Roy Zinset; Stan Maxwell; Maureen Fitzgerald; Tom York. Kari Halstead Not pictured Michael Brown GHANA Front row: Larisa Lawrence; Tami Huskins; Terri McSwain; Shawna Deadrick. Second row: Oliver Tieden; Greg Harkins; David Macdonald; Bill Connolly; Oliver Ackermann. SYRIA Front row: Dan McNeil; Mary Mace; Naomic Murphy; Cecila McMoore; Frank Braski. second row: Richard Eickler; Doug Raynot; Toi Lawrence; Clay Davis; Matt Schumacker; Bo York. ITALY BOTTOM ROW: STAN MAXAWELL, TOM YORK. SECOND ROW: BESHEIVAH OMAR; ALLISON SANCHEZ; LUPE McMOORE; AMY TOUW. THIRD ROW: JAMES HOGANS; KIM JONES; MUAREEN FITZ- GERALD; NOT PICTURED: TRACEY BOYKINS. SHANEATHS LANE. YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC FRONT ROW THERESA KIRSCHBAUM. TIFFANY DEADRICK; PAT HARKINS SECOND ROW KEVIN TESSIER. MICHAEL BROWN. ANTOINE TAYLOR JAPAN FRONT ROW: CRYSTAL POTTER; JUANITA MILNER; PAULA BRADLEY; ALEX ANDER FINAN; KARI HALSTEAD SECOND ROW: JOSE VALENTIN; EDWARD RAINEY; SAUL HERNANDEZ; BRY ANT BROTHER; MICHEAL HELGESON; SHAWN HUEY. CANADA FRONT ROW: TOY ZINSER; VALLIS THACKET; CENK ONER; YONGMIN CHOE. SECOND ROW: JON FORBIS; KAREN VREDENBURGH; CHRIS PEARCE; SEAN TILLMON; U NOT PICTURED: PATRICIA MUNOZ; HEATHER WITHROW. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kelley Davis Mary Mace — Co-Captain Captain Tiffany Davis Kari Halstead 105 t; 1 SWIPWlwggwglEB c.� . ..— .i-irl -v..._..£_ affiC! £ 2L � v .v Sydelle Morse Patricia Munoz Tara Parsons Kim Grotton VARSITY FOOTBALL Kent Bagley Dexter Barnett David Bell Tracy Barber DeAllen Burgess William Burns Juan Chaluga Alexander Cotton Marice Davis Terry Dickerson Gary Downs 112 Reggie Johnson Tony Latham Ricky Logo Maurice Johnson 113 Bo York Donald Shaw VARSITY FOOTBALL Mack Shoemarker Jose Valentine Stan Young GREENWAVE COACHING STAFF COACHES Standing Left to Right: Mark Branham; Head Coach of Varsity, Frank Matthews; Coach Jesse Howard and Coach Bonnell. 1987 Football After getting off to a slow start, the Greenwave came on strong in the second half of the 1987 season to finish tied for fourth place in Region 2AAAA. Spencer was led by the sen- iors, George Cofield, William Burns, Ricky Logo, and Maurice Davis on defense. Terry Dickerson, DeAllen Burgress, Barron Gardner, Chris Peirce, Steve Huey and Joey Valentine were Senior starters. Ricky Logo, a four-year starter, signed a full football schol- arship with North Carolina State. Spencer 0 — Smith Station 21. The Greenwave battled the play-off bound Panthers to a 0-0 stalemate as they entered the fourth quarter. However the heat and Smith Station’s experi- ence prevailed as Smith Station scored three late TD’s for the win. Newcomer Alexander Cottman and senior George Co- field led a tough Greenwave defense. Spencer 7 — Valley 10. The Valley Rams came to Dough- boy Stadium ranked number four in Alabama and escaped with a close win. A 42-yard field goal with one minute and twenty-three seconds left in the quarter, made the day for Valley. Reggie Johnson scored a fourth TD to tie the game in the final period. Making 18 tackles, linebacker Ricky Logo had an exceptional game. Spencer 0 — Manchester 14. Spencer traveled to Manches- ter only to suffer a hard fought 14-0 loss. The number three ranked Blue Devils scored on a 40 yard punt return and a 35 yard pass. Gerome Gardner and Tracy Barber led a tough defensive effort. Wade Ollis and Ricky Logo lent some spark to the Wave offense. Spencer 0 — Columbus 14. Columbus scored on its first two possessions of the game and hung on for the win. Randy Fuller and Bo Dukes led a frustrated Spencer offense that moved inside the Blue Devil’s 20 yard line five times but was unable to score. Spencer 14 — Shaw 7. Randy Fuller and Gary Downs rushed for over 100 yards each as Spencer handed Shaw its 31st consecutive loss. David Bell and William Burns helped Spencer stop the Raiders. Spencer 14 — Jordan 7. The Green Wave exploded in the overtime period to defeat the Red Jackets. Maurice Johnson, Kent Bagley, and Billy Brown were defensive standouts while Reggie Johnson, Gary Downs, and Randy Fuller paced the Spencer-attack. Spencer 18 — Kendrick 12. The running of Terry Dicker- son, Gary Downs, and Randy Fuller behind Matt Schumacher, O’neal Little, and Tom York’s blocking dominated Kendrick as the Wave moved out to a big lead and hung on for a victory over the Cherokees. Tracy Barber, Rick Logo, and Williams Burns stood out defensively. Hardaway 35 — Spencer 14. Hardaway scored twice late in the game on a bumbled recovery and a pass interception on to snap Spencer’s winning streak. Spencer moved two within 21-14 on Gerome Gardeners touchdown following a blocked punt. Spencer 0 — Baker 1. The Lions were awarded the Over- time victory as they penetrated one-half yard deeper than Spencer. Randy Fuller and Rick Logo, were Green Wave leaders both offensive leaders. Reggie Johnson had a 61 yard- run for Spencer but the Wave was unable to sustain the drive. Spencer 14 — Carver 27. Spencer stunned Region Cham- pions, Carver Tigers. Spencer almost ruined the Tiger home- coming as they tied the game 7 to 7 in the 4th quarter with the passing of Reggie Johnson to Randy Fuller. Fuller kicked for 185 yards. Spencer scored two TD’s in this hard fought game. 116 First Row Sitting: Johnny Robinson; Tracey Barber; Jerome Gardener, Kevin Valentine, Randy Fuller, Frankie Jacques, Dan Harderman, George Cofield; Jeff Pickery; Donald Shaw; Herman Johnson; Bo Dukes; Fred Barber; Wade Ollis; Byron Greene. Second Row Kneeling: Terry Dickerson; Keith Wolson; Joe Valentine; Dexter Barnett; Kent Bagley; Bo York; Maurice Davis; Kevin Taylor; Frank Berber; O’neal Little; Marlon Smith; Chris Pierce; DeAllen Burgress; Tory Phillips; Reggie Johnson. Third Row Standing: Coach Brahamn; Coach Howard; Coach Matthews; Alexander Cottman; William Burns; Ricky Logo; David Bell; Stan Young; Vincent Anderson; Matt Schumacker; Juan Chuelia; Walter Avery; Gary Downs; Robert Mobley; Tony Lathmn; Maurice Davis; Coach Turner; Coach Bonnell. The Wave In Action VARSITY FOOTBALL 117 GREENWAVES First Row: Tina Mullins; Myra Billings; Andrea Ortiz. Second Row: Sonya Ransom; Kawana Williams; Nancy Wood- son; Yolanda Ransom. Third Row: Erin Connolly; Keila Jackson; Cassandra Ransom; Bridgett Johnson; Shareka Guillaume. Fourth Row: Coach Speedy Gilstrap and Gary Grant. Soccer Front Row: Frankie Jaques; Luis Naccari; Stan Young; Jon Calder. 2nd Row: Juan Chaluga; Stuart Burton; Gary Bartlett; Tim Elliot. 3rd Row: Scott Hensler; Matt Schumacher; Bo York; David McDonald; Vallis Thacker. 4th Row: Pat Harkins; Manuel Zaualeta; Anthony Orozco; Emilio Garza; Albert Wiley. Back Row: Coach Paul Davis. Trainer: William Connolly. 122 Baseball Bottorn Row Jack Jones; Terry Moorer; Lee Patton; John Jackson; Dewayne Blanchard. Second Row: Terry Dickerson; Pete Smith; Fred Colon; Robert Brunson; Steve Crummwell. Third Row: Wade Ollis; Danny Burgamy; Greg Kimbrough; David Burgamy; Brad Bruton. Fourth Row: Kenneth Thompson; Reggie Johnson; Herman Johnson. WRESTLING Kneeling — 1st. row: Kim Grotton; Terry Moorer; George Cofield; Greg Harkins; Scott Lewis; Fred Colon; Jon Calder; Patrick Harkins; Dana Standifird Standing — 2nd. row: Sonya Lewis; Rhett Holland; Anthony Parker; Gerome Gardner; Scott Hensler; Lee Patton; Stan Young; Barron Gardner; Jeff Pickering; John Fredrickson; Brenda Guidebeck. TRACK 1st. row: Bo Dukes. Joseph Ratcliff. Victor Raspberry. Larry Bethune. Rhonda Snipe. Ingrid Phillipe. 2nd row: Mark Needham. Dawn Gossett. Carlos Stalls. Venus Dawson. Rhonda Briscoe. 3rd. row: George Cofield. Randy Fuller. Eric Brownlee. Terry Dickerson. Jennifer Lewis. Ricky Platz. Gerome Gardner. TENNIS TEAM GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Row 1: Keri Foster. Heidi Nix. Kristen Helgeson. Mrs Banaszak. Row 2: Heather Winthrow. Merienda Osbourne. Tabaitha Cabecerias. Row 1: Steve Huey. Gregory Harkins. Steve Davis. Row 2: Dan McNiel, Stan Maxwell. Kevin Tessier, James BOYS TENNIS TEAM Langston, Coach Bonnell. 124 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 1st. row: Terry Harod; Jeremy Snell; Randy Fuller; Elliot Patrick; Orrie Jackson 2nd. row: Coach Gilstrap; Eric Carr; Kim Schraff; Eddie Johnson; Gary Jones; Adam Bowling; Glen Brown; Shawn Morrison. GO, GREENWAVE!!! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st row: Martin Hines; Jacoby Ross; Herman Johnson; Johnathan Moore; Eddie Johnson. 2nd. row: Toby Richards; Gary Downs; Adam Bowling; David Bell; Glen Brown; Coach Branham. Two!! Rise, Wave! Is That So??? 133 1st. row: Torry Wright; Angela Baker; Rowena Smith; Cassandra Ransom; Natasha Mills. 2nd row: Ms. Skelton; Caroline Grant; Yolanda Ransom; Carla Short; Amy Young; Sonya Ransom; Wanda Jackson. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL i'W'A GO, WAVE, GO!! JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS JUNIOR VARISTY GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: Rowena Smith. Tina Mullins, Kristie Richardson. Second Row: Coach Skelton. Bridgette Johnson. Crystal Potter. Bridgette Tortman. Third Row: Sherika Guillema, Yolanda Ransom. Sonya Ransom. Fourth Row: Amy Young. Carla Short. By Allen Home Ledger-Enquirer Soencer contestants l-r) Frank Braski, Daniel McNeill and Keri Foster compete in Academic Decathlon. All levels compete in decathlon By Josiah Sumbry Start Writer All academic competitions are not just for Beta Club and honor society members. Muscogee County School District’s Academic Decathlon, which was at Hardaway High School Saturday, opened the competition to all scholas- tic levels. Even ‘F students could have participated. “That’s the one thing that makes it unique.” said Mary Starke, second- ary language arts consultant for Mus- cogee Country schools. She planned the event. “All the follow-up studies show rhat this year’s C student (who participated in the competition) is going to be next year’s ‘B’ student — or even A’ student. This means that when they go back o their various schools, they rarely go back and perform on the ‘C level. “At.least that’s what happened on the national level, and we’re hoping that'll happen here,” Ms. Starke said. Here ore winners in the Muscogee Countv School District Academic Decathlon: The too three overall scores were: Kendrick High School, first; Spencer High School, sec- ond; and Hordawav. third. Kendrick also won the ‘Super Quiz troohv. individual students with the fop three overall scores were: Daniel McNeill, Spencer; Jen- nifer Bouts, Hordawav; and Don Price. Ken- drick. First-place medal winners were Social studies Don Price, varsitv-Kendrick; Terrv Shoe- maker, scholostic-Kendrick; Kellie O Hara, scholastic-Carver; and Daniel McNeill. honor-Soencer. Science Chuck Brasfield. varsitv-Kenanck. Bruce Hutchens. scholastic-Kenanck; ana Daniel McNeill, honor-Soencer. Mathematics Chuck Brasfield. vorsitv-Kendnck, lou Ann Medlock, scholastic-Hardawav. 8ruce Hut- chens. scholostic-Kendrick. ana Jennifer Clio- pmger, honor-Columbus. The United States Academic De- cathlon has been in existence since 1979. but this is first time the event has been held locally. Like its athletic” counterpart, the Economics Don Price. vorsitv-Kendrick; Terry Shoe- maker, schoiastic-Kendnck; and James Shute, honors-Kendrick. Language Literature Ezell Crosbv. vorsitv-Baker; Lou Ann Med- lock, scholastic-Hardawav. Kathy O’Connor, scholastic-Baker; Daniel McNeill honor-Soencer; and Bryan Pannell honor-Carver. Arts Mark Needham. varsitv-Spencer; Keri Fos- ter. scholostic-Soencer; and Dan McNeill honor-Soencer. Essay Don Price. vorsitv-Kendrick; Amy Touw, schoiostic-Spencer. and Dan McNeill honor-Soencer. Interviewing vark Needham ✓arsitv-Soencer; Chuck 3rastieid. orsitv-Kenarick. Down Modavag, schoiasfic-Horaowov and Dan McNeill honor-Soencer Speech Don Price. vorsitv-Kenarick; joson Murray schoiastic-Coiumous; and Jennifer Bouts. honor-Haraowov Academic Decathlon has 10 competi- ion events — economics, science, social studies. English, fine arts, Past Kendrick, 18-13 JROJCs wins drill meet Spencer coach Frank Matthews was pleased with the victory and his team’s three- game winning streak. ‘•It’s good for the kids and it’s good for the program,” said Matthews. ”1 felt that this was our best all around game. The defense had been carrying us, but the offense came through to- night.” With Spencer leading 18 6, Ken drick made it a contest with a Mike Nail touchdown late in the game. Nail scampered 13 yards to pull the Cherokees witu:- striking distance at 18-13 with 2:52 left in the game. AIUSCVIMJC 32, CIIAVAI-A 0: Junior Sewell carried 17 times for lOt) yards and scored a touch- down as Abbeville improved its record to 4 4 with a shutout victory over Chavala. Wesley Whitehead completed accuracy enas will) three of four passes for 77 yards smallest girl, Maria Orti? ha and a touchdown, a 37-yarder to Ll|iriM|5|lpon n nfie js M(| By Carol Well� •Spence� H«|h School The J.R.O.T.C. girl’s and boy’s drill teams won trophies for Spencer High School. The com l e(i( ion was held recently at Carver Heights. The girl’s team won what they call “The Stairway to Heaven.” 'their routine, performed with great accuracy ends with the Dexter Grimsley Chavala fell to ln« 16 with the F y two other girls, while Ihe remaining team members their rifles. the undefeated boy’s Jr,i team proved once again ihev an the best at what they do. Both teams were invited i compete in a televised eveni i Florida where they will pit ft talents against other' tear throughout the region. “They (the other school didn't think we'd make it, sd Kim Oliver, drill team membo but we showed them!” lie 'I r Downs Scores 3 I Ds to Lead Spencer H By Kathy Gierer Couesporxlent Sophomore running back Gary Downs scored all three Spencer touchdowns to lead the Green- waves to an 18-13 Region 2-AAAA victory' over Kendrick at Memo- rial Stadium Friday night. The win, Spencer’s third in a row, keeps alive Ihe Green- waves’ hopes for a region cham- pionship. Spencer is now 3-1 in 2-AAAA competition and trails league leading Carver by a game. The road ahead for Spencer is a rough one, however, with Hardaway, Baker and Carver standing between the Greenwaves and the region crown. In addition to its match- up with S| e� cer, Carver must face Baker and Jordan. S| encer led the Cherokees at halftime 12 0 and then fought off a furious rally by Kendrick in the final period. A fumble recovery by Spencer’s George Cofield set up the Greenwaves’ first score. Spencer only needed two plays to cover the tl yards to the end ——— v. tuvci me ii yaras to me end Girls Region Cross Country Meet Ends Early for Mace; Gossett Wins zone. Downs scored from the two with 3:39 remaining in the first period. The kick failed and the Greenwaves led 6-0. Spencer took advantage of an- other Kendrick fumble to set up its second touchdown. Eric Mit- chell fumbled after a long run and the Greenwaves were in business at their own 44. Spencer drove 56 yards in II plays to go ahead 12-0. Downs again did the honors from two yards out with 10:32 remaining in the first half The kick failed and Spencer took a at halftime. By Rick Hudson Staff Writer 146 This was supposed to be Mary Mace’s race. The Spencer High senior was the defending 2-AAAA girls cross country champion and was a heavy favorite to repeat Wednesday at the region meet at Flat Rock Park. For most of the three-mile course, the script went according to expectations as Mace built a comfortable lead. But Mace’s race ended about half a mile short of the finish line. At that point, Mace apparently suc- cumbed to heat exhaustion. As Mace fell to the ground, team- mate Dawn Gossett passed her and eventually won the race with a time of 23 minutes, 7 sec- onds. But Spencer’s girls finished second to Shaw in the team standings. Shaw also edged Spencer for the boys team title, although the Greenwaves again claimed top individual honors with sophomore Tom Cruise tak- ing first at 17:58. 14 in Marielta. In addition, Sherri Jenkins of Columbus and Danci Sullivan of Kendrick also quali- fied because they placed among the top five finishers in the girls race. Yet, Mace’s misfortune stood out beyond anything else. Mace was taken to Martin Army Hospi tal where she was treated and released. Greenwaves coach Greg Hart .said he didn’t think the accident was serious. Mace is still eligible for the state meet because of her team’s finish. She’ll probably be OK for the state meet,” Hart said. “It (re- covery) depends on the person’s condition, but she's in good condi- tion.” Hart said Mace had no history of heat exhaustion. “She was probably the least likely runner out here for this to happen to,” Hart said. “It was really unfortunate. She was ob- viously way out in front.” Gossett said she was happy ] with the victory but said that , Mace’s accident took something away from it. “As I got close to her (Mace), she started losing control of her body,” said Gossett, a sophomore who had never beaten Mace be- fore. “Just before she fell, she turned around and reached for me. She looked really bad. ”1 really felt bad because I couldn’t help her. I had to pass her.” Jenkins finished six seconds behind Gossett. Five of the next eight finishers were from Shawj led by freshmah Latesha Till- man, third at 23:44. The boys race had a differenf sort of drama. Cruise battled Shaw freshman Bobby Gardnei for most of the course before overtaking him about 1,000 yards from the finish line. Gardner finished second at 18:15, followed closely by teammates Chris Sut- cliff and Billy Browne. Spencer Homecoming held 11 111,' 'V I By Carol Wells •I' or HkjIi School 11 ic l -or-lrenters were not (he only ones mil Halloween sl'«‘ er llif.li School •IKON Raiders were also I'M', only I hey were not look- f« r candy. I he weekend of (H i ;{() . No . I marked ihe Iradilional s,,,viv;'l training exercise for- Spencers elite group'm IR() I ( ( adds. .- ‘ -j • 'idols desiring Admission l|l,n , l ' Raider program must undergo a series of tests and pass Ihem all. All Ihe cadets dial showed up passed. They all slock mu the entire two dAys and iwo nights. Some of Hie events which took place were: How lo dis- tinguish edible plants, proce- dure for making fires, prepar- ing live game for consumption and night and Raider” training Ft7-!. Nt-• � ?,. A9.J 12 were fe- ' with Out of the 51, males, r diss istffi current Kajyer con - muumim)ii r- T Sunday morning everyone gathered their gear and. after a short church service per- formed by Chaplin (Mai ) Langford, marched from the Columbus College Out- door education Center to Spencer High School. All returned safely and look forward to the next test so they can bo that much closet to receiving their tab. I worked hard to gel my tab because I have prde in what il stands for. said i to ni —■' ■ Raider, It stands for dignity, pride, integrity and a lot more. Hut most of all it stands for the cMramoMhcMjnij), the “ Raideis. Carol Wells Sppncer High School Heidi Nix was honored as the Spencer High School Homecom- ing queen last Friday night. JROTC cadet Roy Zinser had the privalige of being her escort. Miss Greenwave 1986-87 was on hand to place the crown on Miss Nix The runner-ups were: Tiffany Davis and Tonya McEI- derly,escorted by Andres Benton and Alexander Doson, also JROTC cadets. Four other couples were also honored during the half time activities. They were Toby Rich- ards and Miss Freshman, Sydelle Morse; Fredrick Barber and Miss Sophmore, Angela Taylor; Vallis Thacker and Miss Junior, Iupe McMoore; and Jose Dela- paz with Miss Senior, Terri John- son. Fach couple walked under the raised sabers of other cadets of the 7th Battalion. 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 Sure Not To Write Anything You Would Not Want Your Parents To Read!!! 150 151 Pauline Abeyta Carlos Allen Darrell Alsbrook Elsa Alvarado Dexter Barnett Gary Bartlett Johnathan Beasley Andre Bedgood Donna Behnke Meonsania Bell 152 Tara Best Leesa Boyd Tracey Boykins Billy Brink Bryant Brothers Bradley Bruton Brantley Bruton Donald Bryant DeAllen Burgess 153 Rodney Buster Tabitha Caberiras Stan Maxwell. Keri Foster. DeAllen Burgess — Most Dignified Richard Cummings Jamain Curtis Jody Crain Trina Daniel Richard Crundwell 154 Tiffany Davis Dana Dobson Ni Dawson Shanae V. Downs 155 Richard Eickler Timothy Elliott 156 Caroline Grant Tracy Habersham Jeannette Grantham Brenda Guidebeck Wayne Guidebeck Lena Hall Tammy Hall Deborah Hardison 157 Scott Hensler Robert Hickman Carlos Hill Priscilla Hood Keila Jackson Wanda Jackson Edgar Jefferson William Jeter 1S8 Gary Jones Gilda Jones Nikole Thomas. Richard Crundwell. Julie Scott — Most Charming Alice Kynard Larry Lamece Marvetta Lattimer Jennifer Lewis 159 David Mathis Paul Matos Theresa Mauko Stanley Maxwell 15 160 Catalina Monterosa Vickie Nelson Twanda Mullins Heidi Nix Denise Monroe Harold Monte Heidi Nix. Tom York - Most Likely To Successed 161 Diana Galamalemana. DeAllen Burgess — Most Dependable Norman Parkerson Larhonda Porter 1 Amy Potter Dawn Purvis Edward Rainey Cassandra Ransom Victor Raspberry Larenzo Reed Orlando Reese Kate Rhoades Jamar Roberson Aleshia Rome Heidi Nix, Elliot Patrick. Aleisha Rome — Most Popular Lawanda Ross Wendy Rouse Mae Sampson Marilyn Shingles Norman Parkerson - Most School Spirited Yolanda Smith 164 Sandy Sproles Caroline Grant — Most School Spirited Aaron Tesdan Nikole Thomas Jeffrey Talley Sonya Thomas Phyllis Taylor Tai Tosan 165 166 Jennifer Yeomans Lisa Zeigler Fredrick Yarde Thomas York John Young Roy Zinser Stanley Young M- ssa Bakzr • ’ Tuam I Foreign Larguage Cluib Drill Team I Pauline A| Beta Cliib NHS Interact FBLA - 'liver Ackerman lath Club Gary Bartlet Cross Count Soccer Foreign Lari Drama Club’ AIASA George Adkirts Extravaganza Art Club Industrial Arts. Club Andre Bedgood Football Junior Achievement Darrell Alsbrook Football Extravaganza Bell DJJor Dances Student Go eW Yearbook Staff Alvarado lish Club Lisa Boyd FBLA Valencia Anthony Yearbook Staff Bryant Brothers Hole-inOne Academic All-Americi NHS Interact — VicePres. Gabriel Arciniegas 1st prize Foreign Language Fair Assistant DJ for Dances Michael Brown NHS Junior Achievement ■ Foreign Language (J Darren Attkins Basketball ™ V1CA Junior Achievement Plymouth Trouble Shooting CoSest is Brown sketball 168 Joe Buckner Foreign Language Club National Honor Society Model UN Interact Club Deallen D. Burgess Football Drama Class-Vice President hia i William Burns Football (Freshman) Football (J.V.)fl Varsity FootbaJ Basketball Melissa Butts Basketball Student Council’ Tabaitha Cabecairas Foreign Language Club Tennis Team Richard Crunwell Art Video Club Soccer Foreign Language Club Model UN 169 Maurice Davis Football Jose DeLaPaz Baseball Robbie Foster Chorus Michael Gaston A1ASA Wanda Lafaye Ghant NHS Beta Club 172 FHA — President Alice Keynard girls JUST WANT TO Junior AchJ jient DECA Darrell Hon Sod J Chlo Chor Varsity Tennis Club — Pres. Club Messina Beginning Chorus need Chorus McCoy etology la McEldery r Achievement Club McNeill Champion Extei VajHiy Tennis (MVP) City Cross Country ous Star Performers Spencer High senior Thomas York gets a hug from his teacher, Joyce Marie Lee, after they were named 1988 STAR teacher and student for Muscogee Coun- ty. York was one of 10 students compet- ing for the title. He was named Tuesday evening at the annual Student Teacher Achievement Recognition banquet sponsored by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. He will compete for the district title March 14. York is the son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Thomas York. The 30-year-old STAR program is sponsored statewide by the Business Council of Georgia. Selection is based on Scholastic Aptitude Test scores, class standing and scholastic average. By Mike Haskey Ledge-Enquirer My two years at Spencer have not been the greatest of my four years in high school, but key have been the most memorable. Here 1 have “acquired a taste” for journalism and holography. Working for “The Ledger Enquirer” teen page, “The Bayonet”, and the [Spencerian , I have learned a great deal about what my career, Photojournalism and T.V., kill be like. Granted, these are two talents that I am very thankful for, but I am even more tiankful for my two best friends, Rob Tesdahl and Besheivah Omar. I am most thankful for lie Lord because He blessed me with these talents and friendships. Richard Cummings T. Richard Cummings This year ended, and I must say it has been a tremendous challenge working on the 1987-1988 Spencer Annual. I feel that it has been a very rewarding experience. I have enjoyed working under such a wonderful advisor as Mrs. Doris A. Gayden and I would like to thank Shanae V. Downs and others who were supportive of my efforts. I would like to thank my mother, Gwendolyn E. Sumbry, for allowing me to stay after school for many hours to complete deadlines. I would like to congratulate my best friend Melody Johnson and thank Leo M. Carter for being there when I needed someone with whom I could share my feelings with. 1 would like to thank Theresa Mauko for all those times she took me to McDonalds after school. I would like to congratulate the seniors and wish continued success to: Shanae V. Downs; Theresa Mauko; Robbie Foster; Julie Scott; Motutele Tagi; Pauline Abeyta, and Norman Parkerson. Ayanna Brewer Co-Editor Shanney Downs Co-Editor 766 004 fa 4t yco coo l«t? on tdc yco 6oo ctofa. 9. ll6c otdc 4 ot t6c fneocnt time, did not icolljc 6oto complicated t6c (feo 6oo6 could 6c. “i looin o at any deXex- mined and t ue oponoo tide 761 4. tfaxfden, a dedicated co-cdlto li6c tyanna and dome Aa 'id - coo iPiuy 4tofa mc n6c 4 tide 'Diana, Paulo, and dla tonqa have made tdi4 1988 innuaC poddl6le. 9 muot tdan 7c c40 fa all tHooe lo t? t lp4 to TTlcDonoldo and TOendyd. 9 cdaltenye anyone, mole o famolc, 060 continued to complain ottd constantly c iti- clje t tc yea 6oo6, to fai t t6e yea 6oo6 dlofa next tfcoofffff 7fau coill not 6ooc t6e advan- tage o£ oo 6iny coitA. 711 4. tfaydeu, do tAlo colli 6c o txemendoud cAollcnyc fa oil o£ you. t od Sleoo you and (fanyxaXulations to tAc (?1040 ot t988ffffff Sdlto -in-(?6lc4 Spenccnlan 988 SAonOC 9 . DoWU4 As this year is quickly drawing to a close, there are several people that I would like to thank for their love and support. First, I would like to thank Mrs Doris Gayden for her time and undying support of this effort, as well as her personal guidance and great advice. I would also like to thank the rest of the yearbook staff for being so dedicated, and for making this job a real learning experience. I would like to take this opportunity to commend my family, as well They have been a constant source of support and love, and for this I am eternally grateful. Finally, I would like to acknowledge Julie Scott and thank her for her friendship, guidance, and love. Thanks, Julie! I would never have made it this far without you. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988! Theresa Mauko — Copy Editor Miss Paula Mullen Miss Teresa Mauko Well, it has been another long year, and I’m glad I made it through! However, I’m still looking forward to next year. I would like to congratulate the class of 88 and the rising Senior class of 89. I would like to thank the following persons for their support: Mr. and Mrs. Clifton L. Mullen and Family; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Gayden and Family; Mrs. Tyler; Mrs. Carol Lyde and Family; Elder and Sis. Larry D. Skinner and Family; Venus Fly Trap Dawson; Spencer’s Advanced Girls’ Ensemble; Spencer’s Mighty Greenwave Band; Tammy, Cynthia, James, Tony, and Reggie. Most of all I thank God for guiding and keeping me throughout my life. Paula A. Mullen, Associate Editor (In Memory of Agness A. Taylor) 180 HARDWORKING STAFF MEMBERS, THANK-YOU My yearbook experience has brought me more than skill and knowledge. I have met some wonderful and kind people that have enhanced my character as a person. Congratulations to the Spencer class of 1988! Pauline Abeyta Spencerian Staff L a t o n y a J o n e s For the last two years I have en- joyed spending a great deal of time with Mrs. Gayden. Mrs. Gayden taught me a lot not only about working with yearbook but about the facts of life. Good luck to the future yearbook staff! I also want to thank the follow- ing: Mother, Kevin, Grandparents, Aunty Dianne and Earl. Miss Aleshia Rome I have enjoyed working with Mrs. Gay- den and the yearbook staff toward this year-round goal to complete the annual. Mrs. Gayden has been a great inspiration, and to her I would like to say THANKS!! Good Luck in the future Dianne Smith Senior Class of “88” My appreciation goes out to the following: Mama and Daddy, Marianne Aleshia and Marcus. Year Book Staff Valencia Anthony Daphne Johnson, Dianne Smith, Aleisha Rome Besheivah Omar 1st. row Julie Scott, Ayanna Brewer, Besheivah Omar; Dianne Smith, 2nd. row Paula Mullin; Pauline Abeyta; Shanae V. Downs; Aleisha Rome. 3rd. row Torry Wright; Theresa Mauko; Latonya Jones. 183 Yearbook Sponsor Mrs. Gayden YEARBOOK STAFF 185 — YEARBOOK HIGHLIGHTS STUDENTS Pauline Obeyta This year’s Spencerian Staff highlights Pauline Abeyta, an outstanding senior and member of the Yearbook staff at Spencer High School. Pauline has been a student at Spencer for only two years, but she is on the Principal’s List and a member of the following organizations: Beta Club, Interact Club, and President of FBLA. For the unique contributions and talents, which she has brought to William H. Spencer High School, the other members of the staff join me in saying, “Good luck, Pauline, and we hope that success and happiness will be yours.’’ Shanae V. Downs Associate Editor YEARBOOK HIGHLIGHTS A STAR WINER Ml. Joyce, M. Lee mal bow and educated in Colunbul, Geaegia. Rle attended Caeuee Nigk Rclooluilexe kite held Hut office of pieiidentof the fieilman cud loplomoet daUU, mol a membee of He Cawee Nigh, Rclool Baud, He National Now, Roddy, and u al necognized in Wlal Wla Among American, Nigh, Rclool Rtudedl. Aftee giaduating fium Nolle Tuente Piinde Refund, Ml. lee attended Meecee Univeeidy, mime lie eeceived lee B.R. degiee in, mdlemdlci. Rle giaduded Magna Cum, Laude. Rle Idee obtained lee Malteei of Education, degiee fium Aubuen UniveeiCty. Being a mdlcmdiei Xeaclee foe 12 yeaei, Ml. Lee lal dedicated lexkcff to piomding mdlemdlci. Rle lal been a membee of He National Councilof Teacleei of Mdlemdlci foeHeee yeaei and lecedty joined He Ctattalaoclee Council of Teacleei of MdHemdlci, an oeganicdLon, in, uilicl lie loldl He politae of Receding. Fudleemoet, lie lal been, cluAentb len e al an, intewiemee foeHe goueenoel Nonae Piogiam in, mdlemdlci. Rle lal been, a participant in, He Geaegia Aueilment Piogiam. Ml. Lee lal been, im ol ed in many iclool-community adu itei and lal mortaed uj(H He annual VITA piogiam, and il ca-ad Uoe of He National Now Roddy at Rpencee Nigh Rclool. Pieiedly Ml. Lee il lead of He mdlematci department at Rpencee and lee ei al adniioe foe He Geaegia, MdHemdlci League Teit Rle aha uioell m(H He Mdt Team u len Hey compete, in tournament. Ml. Lee il a concerned and dedicated leaden, at William N. Rpencee Nigl Rclool. DEDICATION rm YEAR'S SPENCERIAN IS ALSO DEDICATED TO MRS CAMILLA NUMBER, MARKETING EDUCATION TEACNER AND SPONSOR OF DECA AT WILLIAM N SPENCER NIGN SCNOOL. MRS NUMBER WORKS WITN NOSPICE AND SERVES AS PRESIDENT (1987-88) TNE SORAPTIMIST CLUB OF COLUMBUS TN S NELPFUL TEACNER, CNR ST AN AND MOTNER OF FOUR ISA MEMBER OF TNE ST PAUL UNITED METNOD ST CNURCN. MRS NUMBER IS ALWAYS READY TO NELP AND LISTEN TO NER STUDENTS SNE TRIES TO TEACH TNEM NOW TO DEAL WITN PEOPLE AND NOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN LIFE. SNE IS NOTED FOR NER GREAT NUGS, WARM FUZZIES, POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND FANTASTIC SMILES MRS NUMBER REMEMBERS ALL B RTNDAYS AND IS TNE MOTNER OF ALL WNO WORK WITN NER. Mrs. Camilla Humber TlefLccticns CREATIVE HAIR DESIGNS Continued Success And Good Luck!! With Love And Pride To Wendy Rouse — Class Of ’88 We Love You, Wendy, And May God Bless You. Mom, Dorcas, Georgia, Kenneth, And Your Nieces And Nephews Office 561-4012 1233 Nolan Drive Columbus, Ga 31902 T.H. 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Love Your Mom And Dad The Yearbook Staff Would Like To Thank Maureen Fitzgerald For Tier Help On The Yearbook! 192