St Augustine High School - El Castillo Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1981 volume:

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Seniors listen attentively to another one of Mr. Bacon's enrapturing speeches. 6. Tricia Sheldon. David Hart and Jeannette Pacetti support Bonnie Wasson all the way. ALPHA, BETA-CHI, AND DELTA WELCQME 2. 4. ve NEW MEMBERS TO THEIR CLUBS I. Alpha initiates Stacy Fazio, Tish McQuaig and Tracy Jimmerson look on as Michelle Mickler Opens Wide . 2. Joanie Lohr tries a new kind of shampoo. Marshmellow Creme. 3. Bubba David gets as close as his nose will let him. 4. lnitiate Vanessa Braunberg gives up. 5. Beta Chi initiates out for a walk. 6. Lisa Frantz shows off her new image. 7. .lan Sterling and Leigh Ann Cooksey show off their table manners. 8. Jan Dale welcomes Joani to the club. ' E ar - 5 6. NQBM, I ' f gf? As 'Hx 5, 7. 8. St. Augustine High School students are always glad to donate their time to the community. When Don Alfonso de Borbon-Dampierre, Duke of Cadiz and Anjou visited St. Augustine on October l, the R. O. T. C. was on hand to lend military presence and dignity to the occasion. The band was called upon to perform at the dedication of the Tournament Players Championship golf facility at Ponte Vedra. The Special Olympics got a boost this year from en- thusiastic SAHS cheerleaders who taught the kids cheers and assisted with other facets of the event. Through stu- dent blood drives over forty pints of blood were made available to the St. Johns County Blood Bank. These are but a few examples of the many ways in which SAHS sup- ports the community. SAHS AND THE CDN 3. 4. I. Governor Bob Graham's aide. left, hands him a flag of the State of Florida to present to the Prince. center. 2. Robby Brower and Paul Burns are among the drill team members who lined St. George Street for the Prince's visit. 3. R. O. T. C. color guard marches down St. George Street. 4. Band menbers Lenora Jenkins, Pam Wojiechowski, Woody Domingoes and Theresea Partin perform in the new T. P. C. clubhouse. 5. Donna Harris can't stand the sight of her own blood. 6. Liz Stuart demonstrates a cheer at Special Olympics. 7. Sheila Smith waits patiently for all to catch on. 8. Cheerleaders Sheila Smith, Liz Stuart, and Donna Brower receive cheering lessons from some spe- cial kids. STAFF MEMBERS WORK HARD TO PRODUCE M , .,,,, ,W V , ., , .,. N 2. o H. JACKET JOURNAL AND EL CASTILLO it. Q--. .S -ms 7. 6. I. Michelle Nowlan prepares a story for the next Jacket JournaI. 2. Jack Daniels and Cindy McNairy review some of the finer points of journalism. 3. Coach Thomas finds Cindy's latest journalistic achieve- ment amusing. 4. Jacket Journal Staffers Chrissie Hinnant and Renee May look over the paper before sending it to the printers. 5. EI Castillo editor Tricia Sheldon gives instructions about the cover de- sign to George Brownett. 6. Clockwise from Iefti Debbie Hale, Keith Loftus, Judith Reger and advisor Ms. Bonnie Scott discuss plans for the yearbook. 7. Debbie Hale uses an old EI Castillo to help her plan the I98I edition. - QQ, gf 333 Siu QLLMXN gmi .TD 5,15-?ci6 '-if 0 GB Murder at SAHS? No, but Ms. Hayes' Business Law classes did hold a mock murder trial. complete with wit- nesses, attorneys and a judge. The classes also held a formal debate on the presence of television cameras in a court of law. Members of YMCA clubs who participat- ed in the Youth in Government program attended Pre- Leg in Gainesville on November I5. This workshop, a prerequisite for Youth Legislature in Tallahassee, includ- ed instruction in parliamentary procedure and bill writ- ing as well as a mock session of legislative debate. SAHS was one of two schools which presented bills for debate. Candidates for offices at the Youth-Leg session were elected. STUDENTS TACKLE 3. PROBLEMS OF SOCIETY 4, 5. I. Trae Wolfe gives Perry Mason stiff compe- tition. 2. Sheila Smith swears Kim Beaver in as a witness during the murder trial. 3. Kim Beaver explains why she is against television cameras in court rooms. Other debate team members are, left to right: Sheila Smith. Don- na Brower. Bubba David, Debra Power, and Anna Altenbach. 4. Mark Geren ran unsuc- cessfully for Speaker of the House at Pre-Leg. 5. Charlie Culbreth listens intently to the leg- islative debate. 6. Anna Altenbach speaks out on a child abuse bill. 7. Larry Antonatos presents a bill concerning chauffeurs' licenses to participants of Pre-Leg. 6. PLAYS FOR PERFECTION 4. 'Sak - 743 E 6. I. Lauren Lent and Danny Hill re- hearse lines together. 2. Joanie Lohr and Danny Hill try to talk it over. 3. Who says you don't have a con- science? 4. l forgot my line. 5. Mr. Man looks on with interest. 6. The play goes on! Money has always been and will forever be a major. concern of the clubs at St. Augustine High School. Clubs need money to pay dues, to sponsor activities and. of course, for parties. Many clubs also raise money for charities such as the Community Chest-United Fund. The classic fund raiser is the car wash. On any given Saturday one can usually find a car wash at the Burger King on U.S. I South: it's the number one location for car washes. A successful car wash requires hard work but the profits are great and most students agree that it's a lot of fun. A bake sale is another popular fund raiser. Some clubs set up the baked goods in front of stores or supermarkets while others sell their wares at school. There are many ways that clubs can raise funds: selling candy or other merchandise, doing odd jobs. contests, raffles and a long list of others. The only things necessary to earn money are imagination and hard work and SAHS students have plenty of these. VW S CLUBS WORK HARD ,MW - H ff 'W My f ,f rf. f 4 . . ffff , . f is ,Q ,f f in . llx Qs. N50 2. TO RAISE MONEY 4? -.4 MW Q 5- 6. X fs . B 'FW 1. . 'mwmxnmlw ,awllflljljig '4 Q mag tv? EZ ffm if Liz' f 'R N K N lk jj as X , ll 2 ll 5 14 Q11 ...T Q - ' MV Nw 5. Q . I. Linda Nelson tries to attract customers to a A Beta Club car wash held at Burger King. 2. The X - man in charge handles the hose: Beta Club Presi- ii dent Tom Moseley. 3, Dennis Bryant, Mr. Strickland, Tom Moseley, Larry Antonatos, and Catalina Usina negotiate for control of the hose. S Q 4. Michelle Bandy delivers a National Honor Soci- ety candygram to Susan Baker. 5. Service organi- zations, such as Zeta Omega Mu, are always glad to give money to a good cause. 6. At a Delta bake sale, Kathleen Perry. Laura Palmer, and Wendy Coleman talk business while Joanie Stew- art samples the merchandise. We wx my 10' 5 2 4? ww 8' . v 53 l M . ik si 3 'J All through the first months of the school year plans were being made for Homecoming Spirit Week. During spirit week there were many activities which kept the students busy. Each day was designated as a different dress- up day, such as Jeans and Jer- sey , Hats, buttons and ribbons . and Fifties days. There were also many contests which gave ev- erybody a chance to show their spirit. S. O. T. I. held a spirit hat contest, and class competition came on strong during skits which the Juniors won. First place in Hall decorations and Beta Club's spirit chain contest both went to the Seniors. The cheerleaders and the band both held teas to show their appreciation to the faculty and the football players, while the Junior class sponsored the Victory dance and the Seniors held their annual Bar-B-Que. SPIRIT WEEK IS FILLED WITH . I... . . .ZQ X I Q S GN: I .1 F 7 X . s gk 5 I 2. 3. FUN, FOOD AND FROLIC 4. l. Angie Palmer enters the hat contest. 2. Michelle Bandy and Linda Nelson pose in their 5O's Day outfits. 3. Mr. Bacon and Ms. Loftus do a good job as chaperones at the dance. 4. George Brownett and Cathy Betts prepare chicken for the senior Bar-B-Que. 5. Cheerleaders give a tea for the football players and parents. 6. Students enjoy the band tea. 5. MQ visa -Ji: A 6. I. F1 Q . 2. I. The Juniors present The St. Augustine Cleat Party. 2. The Daughters of Liberty dump the cleats. 3. Brent Frei tells the sandcrabs just what he thinks of them. 4. Damsels laugh during the Senior production of The Jacketsadesf' 5. Funny Fred delivers message from the Bishop Bishop to the knights of the square table. 6. Sir Samuel Limps-a-lot ar- rives at the castle in Jacket Kingdom, 7. Sophomores make plans to launch the First Sandcrab on the Moon . A NIGHT IN THE PAST Where's my script? , What happened to the music? , Pull the curtainI , Don't you dare drop me this time! , Why are you late? . Run through that last scene one more time. . Try not to sing the words from 'Get Up and Go' this timel These were just a few of the comments that could be heard in the auditorium while skit rehearsals were being held. ln the end all the hard work and planning was worth it as the curtains were pulled on the night of October 30, l980 and A Night in the Past unfolded. The competition was tough and as the night came to an end the Junior Class edged out the Seniors by seven points for first place and the sophomores finished third. 5. ' 7, The students in the music depart- ment classes have really displayed their talents this year. The march- ing band, stage band, chorus and choir are made up of hard work- ing musicians and vocalists who performed at various functions throughout the year. The marching band added excitement to all of the football games by playing and performing field shows. The marching band joined forces with the stage band and the chorus and choir to present an excellent Christmas program. Following the program the chorus and choir tuned in on the Christmas spirit by caroling through the halls. S.A.H.S. is very lucky to have such talented and dedicated students who add so much to our school. TALENTED STUDENTS FILL THE w w , I 2. K 7 x ' ' X, Wm ss 1,-Esifsf is .. - s N , Q X AIR WITH THE SGUND OF MUSIC 5. 'sl Tull I. Majorette Wanda Harrison, in action on the field. 2. Robert Hayes thinks shades are a must during the long hours of prac- tice in the hot sun. 3. Jenna Wing helps Mike Taylor prepare for a performance. 4. Mr. Fair directs the chorus and the choir as they Christmas carol through the halls. 5. Chris Xynides shows his talent on the trumpet. 6. Ernie Crews and Russell Savard perform during the Christmas Show. 7. Leigh Ann Cooksey practices her routine for a field show. R. O. T. C. is an activity that pre- pares young men and women for the armed forces. Their participation in events and activities is endless. I57 R. O. T. C. cadets marched in the St. Augustine Christmas parade. When Prince Alfonso de Borbon- Dampierre visited St. Augustine there were I67 cadets there to greet him. On Pal Day 57 cadets volunteered their time to help serve over 3,200 dinners to servicemen and their families. These students work hard to serve our community. 3. R. 0. T. C. HAS f' XX X :gk I Lf, N - jg N fa. L 4L X K -x K X ,f aj .fx ,vig M, X f K - X N4 Xi XXX XIX fx ,Q X XX Q X34 L 1 ,f f - - .k' K XX f - ,J 'K j .XR , f 1' Qs. f ,f ' f X, X . ,- s S S i 'Hs Q A A I LEADERSHWS! ig f'fmlss1P 5 - , Zz. ,Q,i i 'E 1 WAQLEN 5 I1'Igncs1onszsaLerv M...-.. V M. x . Eg, 5 gb X 49 Q WR SQ y I, in X Q' I bf NNN., sw , -. ' if QQ-:IWW-... g K '- wx XX Qs , W N M National Honor Society and National Beta Club are two active organizations at SAHS. NHS did a fantastic job of cleaning up the patio between D hall and E hall. This project required many after-school and weekend work sessions in which club members enthusiastically partici- pated. Beta Club members visited the St. Augustine Geriatric Center at Christmas time to bring holiday cheer to the residents and also collected canned goods for a needy family. Beta also hosted their district meet- ing in early December and held an impromptu speech contest. NHS and Beta always find ways to help their 'school and community. HONOR STUDENTS SERVE Aj 3 4. L?i 'Q SCHOOL AND CGMMUNITY . 3 5 : Q S 1 Min .X E 5 1 it T RK' ki S s. X it ii w 5 i R X fs! 1 R 5 Q5 V55 ig ' gi s Fi ff. 2 Wim 7. I. NHS members Karen Buscher, Tom Moseley, Sherri Fulton and Bob- by Burchfield work hard to clean up the patio. 2. Tom Moseley re- moves grass from the edges of the patio. 3. Sondi Young, Wendy Coleman and Laura Palmer donate canned goods for a needy family. 4. Mr. Strickland and Ms. Swan consult with another judge of the Beta impromptu speech contest. 5. Dennis Bryant explains the rules 8. for the speech contest. 6. Beta Club members Robert Hayes and Dennis Bryant play the piano for residents of the St. Augustine Geri- atric Center. 7. Tammy Haire and Brent Frei bring Christmas cheer to senior citizens. 8. Brent Frei goes on a tour of the Geriatric Cen- ter. Throughout the school year many students are recognized for their outstanding leader- ship, and scholastic abilities. Whether they are chosen to represent SAHS at a Youth Government program, or if they have received a special scholarship, these students are respected for the honors they have earned. SAHS S'UDEN'S REC EIVE an K S fr 9 L W I W ...qu--mb-e 5? i 2. SPECIAL RECOGNITION -nt, - 'lk 3 4 . '-','X- 5 V. I ,... .,. ....-. I .., , . .. fy 4 YI I ' ' . I,., . fi' I 4 2 sk ag ' .. 4 ' f Z . ,, . M W . 1 'Y . 7. I. Britton Powers, winner of the Hugh O'Brian Scholarship Founda- tion contest. 2. Larry Antonatos, Semi-Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. 3. Jennifer Musselwhite, SAHS's nominee for the U.S. Senate Youth Program. 4. Delaine Phillips. re- cipient of the Daughters of American Revolution Award. 5. The students who attended Boys' and Girls' State. Catalina Usina. Tricia Sheldon, Denise Bryant, Darrell Davis, Dennis Bryant. Not pictured: Chris Xynides. 6. Dennis Bryant, recipient of a scholar- ship as part of the President's Academic Award for minority stu- dents. 7. Deborah Adams, winner of the Century 3 Leadership program award. The selling of magazines has been a tradition for the juniors at S.A.H.S. for a number of years. The juniors work hard on this fund raising project to earn money for a successful Junior'Senior Prom and Senior Banquet. Each year they strive hard to reach the goal they set for themselves. The goal set this year was 58,000. Sponsors, Ms. Palmer and Ms. Bar- row, are dedicated to the junior class and worked hard with the students to accomplish their goal. x W' 4 -4 E JUNIQRS HAVE SUCCESSFUL XXX 1 111 tux Xtxxx uxuxnn 5 T as O Z- 77 3 r 00 -:ZX ORDER xjwk 1-fvx,f x IIVN-xr 'Nw' fy, ,K'l --V'NJ Mass lfsf l. Ms. Barrow and Mr. John Gilroy, Repre- sentative for the magazine sales company. discuss the selling of magazines at a junior class meeting. 2. Sponsor, Ms. Debbie Palmer waits for juniors' attention to begin a meeting about the magazine sales. 3. Tim Culbreth and Lauren Lent collect mon- ey for magazine subscriptions from Renee May. 4. Laura Jones looks at the material used for the selling of magazines. The Miss S.A.H.S. pageant. which is sponsored annually by the sophomore class, took place on February 7th. The pageant serves two main purposes, one of which is to raise money for the sophomore class. The other purpose is for the girls to gain confidence in themselves and have fun at the same time. They are judged in various categor- ies. Among these are poise, per- sonality, casual wear and formal wear. lt was very hard for the judges because of the large se- lection of pretty girls. 1. VANESSA BRAUNBERGl ww if li CROWNED MISS SAHS i T K 1 5 . 3 1 5 3 2 E 4 I 3 i le i li' Z , ' Qi f iv.. WMS if its 3 E E , ,Q . Mrulfhi V -W. KE ,W f' f i 6 K fl 0 fx. M S 5 S ' ' vf ffl i ks i l 1 4 V -' 12 l 5 . ' ' Z . 3, , VN 3543? I'g I .Q V 3 , 1 ' 1 X T U I - 'l if 'l ss . i f' f f --4 'i r S if , , ,., , I. Last year's queen Maria Antonatos presents flowers to Vanessa Braunberg, while escort Sam Hunter and Mr. Grider look on. 2. l98I Miss S.A,H.S., Vanessa Braunberg. 3. Alan Mercer and Terri Lovell perform during intermission. 4, Donna Tully walks on stage during formal wear competition. 5. First runner-up, Gwen Simmons. 6. Tied for second runner-up. Kim Beaver. 7. Sherry Sermon, tied for second runner-up. 8. 3rd runner-up, Mi- chelle Mickler. 9. Fifteen of the finalists waitbwith excitement to hear the results. Since the first of the year many people have been looking forward to the annual Senior Trip to Wash- ington, D.C. Mr. Bacon, the Senior Executive Board and the Senior Trip committee have spent months planning the activities and the itinerary for the trip. The S355 price of the trip includes transpor- tation to and from Washington aboard AMTRAK'S Silver Meteor and transportation to all attrac- tions including Philadelphia, PA. and Gettysburg. PA. To raise that money some students began sell- ing candy in September to supple- ment income from jobs and subsi- dies from parents. Going on the Senior Trip requires a lot of prep- aration and planning but it's a once-in-a-lifetime event and will provide memories that will last forever. .ca . as 3. FOR TRIP T0 WASHINGTQN W7 W iff ,Mf ff 7. I. Senior candy anyone? 2. Mary Hunter makes the final payment on her Senior Trip. 3. Many Seniors tried to catch an earlier depar- ture to Washington. 4. These metal detectors are a real pain in the neckI 5. Gidget Dillon and Jeanie Andrew spent many hours check- ing candy in and out, counting money and keeping books in order to make the Senior trip possible. 6. Dennis Bryant packs the essentials first. 7. Yes, l think l've got enough shampoo bottles to last me for a week. A fan is very important to the well-being of a team. The Yellow Jacket fans showed high enthusi- asm and high spirits this sports season. Yellow Jacket fans turned out in great numbers to show their spirit at basketball and football games. JACKET FANS HAVE Htxiilf L Fil QM L, 'ini is fx fig M B 0 v f fglllgcfs my W HIGH SPIRITS Free time is a valuable commodity: you only have so much, so it should be spent in the right way. But what is the best way to use your free time? Everyone has his or her own opinion and to this question every answer is correct. The best way to spend your free time is doing what you like to do the best. xxx WITH VARIED ACTIVITIES , ,142-T . ' Z4-Y .X . . f 'Wi . 3 Ie 3 an at Wk an f 2 e. ., ,, .. , VE 2. ,Wy if M, M351 4 1, 'I if f ff H7 5 4 f gy M , , . , 2 H W kg, 5 Frm xi 'Q 1 , if ,W .. J' , 1 ,V few . -Q . ffl fn ,rx ff' I I ', mi Nu Ao-f I . 1 N. A. .M-was ...Mm 9 ks 413' i- is S AEI' :52 :f3. 8. I. Donna Tully spends much of her free time riding her horse Tonya. 2. Donna rides both Western and English styles. 3. Mike Palmer tees off on the fourteenth hole. 4. That ball has got to be here . . . somewhere. 5. Brad Meade and 6. Brian Futch enjoy making their own rock music. 7. Only one stroke away from success. 8. Danny Hill claims it's all in how you follow through. Q Many of the part-time jobs in our city are occupied by SAHS students. These students are working to gain independence and experience for fu- ture occupations. These are a few of the familiar faces you may see around town. . K . SAHS STUDENTS WORK X' 1df'5is In f wmuhsxm-Nt'm mN.,. ww T5 dddd T, T , V H, n-. ur wi ' 'J ..-hv A 4 ' I is V, ' W ' rj up ' 2 'J 2 y at ' ' ' nv V Q 1 4' V! X W 6 I. Linda Merkel and David Howell are anx- ious to run the cash register at Wendy's. 2. Angela Booth working at Freidman's Jewelry store. 3. Anne Altenbach discuss- ing business at J.C. Penney's. 4. Suzy Lohr at the ice cream machine in Orange Bowl. 5, Billy Mitchell serving customers at Pea- nut Shack. 6. Scotty Bishop working at Badcock's, with his light load, 7, Andy Lewitt scoops at Baskin Robbins. 8. Kim Warth and Mike Wallace serving custom- ers at Wendy's. 9. Curtis Osteen and Jeff Jones check out the chicks at Chick-Fil-A. T-Shirt day was a new event at St. Augustine High School this year. It allowed everyone a chance to ex- press themselves through the use of words and pictures on T-Shirts. All of the T-Shirts had one thing in common and that was to let the student, or in some cases, stu- dents, say what they felt. 3. In NA :aio on T-SHIRTS ALLOW STUDENTS 'F ', M fr i is oo V 'yu Q5 I 2. The Cookies ' Bad N if s fl Iff' 4: nu an 9 LDV , f .3 I4. I. Jeff Quackenbush. 2. Billy Bob Super Jock Finklestead 3. Mark Hall 4. Mark HaIl's flip side 5. Mike Palmer 6. Raymond Hurst 7. Ju- dith Reger 8. Cathy Betts 9. Dwaine Bell IO. Sissy McCarty II. Keith Loftus I2. Lynn Partin I3. George Brownett I4. Judith Reger Cagainj I5. Stacey Wolfe, Ricky Motes, Linda Nelson, x f 1, f f ' ii ! L an .. My kwa? f 'wal E K? X ' Z i - 1. 5 , ,V mf I I! 'M f V sg ., E. . I' V H 5 Q if '4 5 V . ' , 1 l u D I 5 Q Q Q E is Q ggi 3 E A - ,sg V X ggxkgvgf Q ' Q. if ,Rig , u XL f 'jf 3,1 gf f ' 4 :Sf ' I Q A 3 kbbblb E M b . 5 . Wf .17 L 5 V -Ribs 'f .A. . mmi. S . f , 1 5 Ugg . ,,,,qq mf .1 h iii-3 . M F xxx, Lfl. 1' X A Aim 51 X .kg K 1 P' n.-. . i i I J . L ,Q Q 4 I i A 5 .WS ...X 4 K Y 5 3 'S f 1 i 1 r- w IH K 1 . 95 . X Q51 RSF? .5-.X Jas N 4 x f ?5 I T X EJ STAGE BAND The Stage Band, also known as the Time Drifters, plays an important role in the musical program of the High School. These fine musicians add a great deal of enter- tainment to S.A.H.S. They have played for various functions throughout the year for the school and the community. First Row. Robert Hayes, Frank Fahringer, Elaine Raines, Renea Haire, Bryan Yeoman, Dennis Bryant. Second Row: Billy Chisolm, John Wilgis, Brannon Ward, Joe Herman. Third Row: Jennifer Musselwhite. Fourth Row: Nick Xynidis, Mike Carr, Mike Wallace, Terry Noell, Eddie Jenkins, Matt James, Karl Schweinfurth, Ernie Crews. FLAG CORPS Without the lovely Flag Corps, the Yellow Jacket marching band would not have that special touch of class. These spirited and talented flag girls add much enthusiasm to the band. First Row: Linda Nelson, Karen Rose. Second Row, Stacy Wolfe. Elizabeth Freeman. CONCERT CHOIR The A Capella Choir is united with tal- ented students who have excellent ex- perience in vocal performance. They make enjoyable music and perform for the public. Some of the places they have performed include various civic clubs and schools. I. OfficersiLeft to Right: Darryl Kearse, Presi- dent, Tammy Haire lst president, Mark Langham, 2nd president, Janice Drake, Treasurer, Lorraine Simpson, Librarian, Lee Murphy. Librarian, Brent Frei, Librarian. 2. First Row: Mark Langham, Dan Bassett. Darryl Kearse, Brent Frei. Second Row. Lorraine Simpson, Angela Donaldson. Janice Drake, Tammy Haire, Lee Murphy, Kelly Martin. Teresa Keen, Allison James. Suikenna Kenon. Mignonne Pollard. .. -Q! 1 . E X K E l l i : .:s 5 i 5 . -. K I K X - f H K' S . ..5ifi': 5 7 L v - iiisfl.. N 37v. S . : .- - . e as K X .--- . 5 K , 'f .Q A A - R ' - T .,,. .. 1 ,, K . . i 1 Q t .gs 2. ei ww -r Q W- fwf C 5 1 CHORUS The Chorus meets together daily for the purpose of learning to sing as a group. This year they went Christmas caroling, and performed in an Easter concert, all in cooperation with the concert choir. The chorus is made up of students interested in vocal devel- opment and a foundation in musical theory. first Row: Melanie Rogers. Pam Early, Anna Bryant. Teresa Ferrier. Suzanne Buxton, Mar- lene Greenhalgh. Delinda Prevatt. Second Row: James Axen, Lawanda White, Beth Schofield. Tracy Nicely. Bonnie Wasson. Gail Calloway. Kevin Bailey. R.O.T.C. The Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps was developed for those students who seek leadership, self-discipline and respect for their country. These devoted students participate in the Christmas and Easter parades. This year they went to the Jacksonville Naval Base for a visitation trip. For the past four years they have been inspected by the De- partment of the Army and received hon- orable ratings. 'I mb fb 4:3 l 5 .aw ,......m.....-A 2. I. Advisorsz Col. Danny Fraser, lst Sgt, William Moore, Sgt, Ed Nerbonne. 2. A Company-First Row: Chip Whitfield. Ladonna Branch, John Hussy, David Kling, Gina Lee, Terri Lovell, Debbie Man- ning. Second Row: .loby Bannon, James Branch. Monique Brown. Tammy Carre, David Causey. Mary Tominson, Third Row: Russel Savard. Melanie Rogers. Dale Summers, Kris Sterling, Blair Lasley, Robin Rau. Fourth Row: Dedra Procter, Jon Griffin, Tonya Gibbs, Angela Hall. Ralph Greer, Steve Taylor. Fifth Row: Shelia Wood, Gail Calloway. Ben King, Emma Terry. Jane Shuman, Jeff Axen. Sixth Row: Wen- dell Powell, Melissa Morgan, Bobby Quarterman. Mike Randall, Lynn Partin, Sheree Bellinger, Seventh Row: John Rogers. Charles Rardon. Vincent Kelemen, Leon Slack, David Welch, Michelle Goss. Eighth Row: Allan Cooper. Willie Wilbur. Q 4525 02? X ' i -49 0 ,if gl l. B Company-First Row: Ruby Riley, Kenneth Kelp, Michelle McCoy. Heather Ballantine. Richard Burton, Scott Bishop, David Byrd, Second Row: Pam Majors, Keith lntnan, Glynis Hauser, Marvin God- win, Chris Clemans, Lisa Lawrence. Third Row: Tray Parks, Kim Lyles, Pam Jacobs, Carol Shank, Beth Mantalas, Stacy Snead. Fourth Row. Charles Rogers. Matthew Thompson, Debbie Gatzke, Kelly Smith, Sandy Reynolds. Hubert Davis. Fifth Row, Billy Mitchell, James Washington. Cheryl Thomas. Chris Vogel, Jay Morgan, Charles Fuller. Sixth Row, Clayton Weedman, Sidney Watson, Brannan Ward, Ryan Hughes, Chuck Berry, Thomas Dyer, Sev- enth Row: Danny Lowe, Edmund Turner, Alan Williams. Faron King, James Murphy. 2. Second Period Staff--First Row: David Evans, Regina Batie, Edmund Turner. Sec- ond Row: Jeff Perryman, Doug Tiffany, Bobby Carpenter. C 1 l. l, C Company-First Row: Lionel Robinson, Bruce Smith, Clarence Watkins, Robby Brower, Michelle Boone, Scott Albert. Mike Saffelder. Second Row: Larry Ginn, Shawn Williams, Doug Fisher. Teresa Ferrier. Frank Dobbs, Gary Driver. Third Row: George Zink. Clifford Lake, Darryl Hicks, Keith Goodall. Tracy Pomar, Debbi Keen. Fourth Row. Wayne Triay, Charles Mason, Jack LyVere, Tammy Leggett, Ross Land, Debbie Brown. Fifth Row: Dwayne Jarriel, Paul Burns, David Thornton. Derick Ramp. Jim Mercer. Richard Cobb. Sixth Row: Mike Lovell, Mark Hall, Angie Thomas, Kathy Thomas. Cleveland Powell, Tina Murphy. Seventh Row: Richard Brewer, Keith Perry. 2. Fourth Period Staff-First Row: Charles Perry, Joyce Jackson, Debbie Walton, Lori Tysinger. Second Row. Tammy Heggs, Mark Pope. ln- a'-X l va if all H' 'ill Q x-K -1 L its ....... NNN G lyx B ,si s,-ceo - : E Q 1 li... x , I1- .- .a d gi LIC if 1-4c+'2u.,, zfdcr k -7, A' JI M 1 P A ex. V1 hw UU l In -,--'U 'Hfnul ' ' 71' nb' .Hu V 1 li Jrwlifnlmbnu' .,,., Iv, A 'Z Al -Y- ln 1 M ' ' Al I. Color GuardYLeft to Right: Debbie Walton, Michelle Goss, Melanie Rogers. Mary Tomlinson. 2. D Company-First Row: Dwayne Martin, Kathy Campion, Mary Shively, Belinda Johnson, Robert Jackson. Mike Hall, Ron Cramer. Second Row. Joel Studivant, Eliza Bryant, Robin Batie, Cheryl Elmore, Deborah Reese, Harviette Cohen. Third Row: George Mickler, Roy Rogers. Bobby Turner, Bernard Willis, Treisha Pitts, Dean Whitfield. Fourth Row: Mark Green, Cindy Raley, Everett Willis, Lee Mur- phy. Theg Thornton, Eric Sweet. Fifth Row. Randall Clemans, Raymond Lewis, Richard Jimmerson. Bryce Hardy. Not Pictured: Vickie Ashe, Canzator Brown, John Herring, Debbie Reeves, Brad Simmons. 3. Drill Team-First Row: Ruse sell Savard, Thomas Dyer. David Kling, Bobby Turner. Second Row: Paul Burns. Mark Pope, Richard Cobb, Keith Perry, David Byrd, Mike Saffelder, Robert Brower. Richard Burton. EL CASTILLO STAFF Hard work and new ideas formed El Castillo Sl . Not only did the staff work on the annual during their class each day, but Ms. Scott and the staff members were often at school long after the last bell rang, and on weekends. The memories are well worth the effort when the annual is finished. I. Editor-in-Chief: Tricia Sheldon. 2. First Row: Sheila Smith, Catalina Usina, Ms. Bonnie Scott, Advisorg Tricia Sheldon, Judith Reger, Liz Stuart. Second Row: Suzy Lohr, Sherri Fulton, Chris Pow- ers, Larry Antonatos, George Brownett, Leslie Farless, Debbie Hale. Keith Loftus. 2. F. 9-K L.- ..LL.... , ' - ,, X Q X X A we-wypgjingffs. X . .Q k X X 3 fm V - M wi. .... Q. Qg' mx Q ,afwaw A N-....m..-un Ji-A ' N61 x X A X - M K. K sk N. H. S. National Honor Society members are chosen on the basis of excellence in four areas-scholarship, service, charac- ter and leadership. The services they are involved in include routine patio clean- up and an annual tea for SAHS faculty members. The club earns money by sell- ing candygrams at Christmas, Valen- tine's Day and Easter. I. Officers-Left to right: Bobby Burchfield, Trea- surer, Jeanie Andrew, President, Tim Culbreth. Sgt. at Arms, Michelle Hill, Secretary, Chris Xynides, Vice President. 2. First row: Robert Hayes. Woody Domingoes, Brent Frei, Chris Xynides, Tom Moseley, Bobby Burchfield. Second row: Sherri Fulton, Aliki Antonatos, Elaine Rains, Linda Nelson, Jeanie Andrew, Gidget Dillon, Sheri Brideson, Lucy Vaulk, Larry Antonatos. Third row: Michelle Hill, Delaine Phillips, Tim Culbreth, Abby Wishart, Sue Lantz, Steve Winkler. Diane Richards. Michelle Bandy, Charles Culbreth. 2. NATICDNAL BETA CLUB National Beta is an honor club whose purpose is to better the school and the community. Members must maintain a 3.0 grade point average. Annual events include participation in district meetings and a state convention which permits them to meet Beta members from various schools through- out Florida. I. First row. David Hart, Lucy Vaulk, Michelle Gibson, Lauren Lent, Linda Ramp, Sheree Bellinger, Delaine Phillips, Becky McElroy, Darrell Davis, Tom Moseley, Michele Hill, Larry Antonatos. Second row: Tammy Haire, Aliki Antonatos. Cata- lina Usina, Lorraine Simpson, Lori Coffee, Linda Nelson, Gidget Dillon. Mary Hunter, Janice Drake. Judith Reger. Tricia Shel- don, Susan Lantz, Chris Guier. Third row: Chris Xynides, Mi- chelle Bandy, Diane Richards, Mike Taylor, Karen Rose, Robert Hayes, Dennis Bryant, Tim Culbreth, Pat Walter, George Dore, Teresa Price, Liz Stuart, George Brownett, Brent Frei, Mike Wallace. 2. Officers-Front row, Karen Rose. Sargeant at Arms. Second row: Mike Wallace, Vice President, Linda Ramp, Secretary. Third row: Delaine Phillips, Treasurer, Tom Moseley. President, Michelle Gibson, Public Relations. ENRICHMENT CLASS The Enrichment program provides stu- dents classified as gifted with supple- mentary educational opportunities. This year they have participated in the Flor- ida Future Problem Solving Bowl. Each Thursday they work on directed individ- ual study proiects. activities designed to improve thinking skills, and career awareness and values. l. First Row: Gary Brick, Michelle Nowlin, Charles Kuntz, Billy Chisolm. Back Row: David Keesey, Britton Powers. W if I x , Q? s - 'NM ai' f M si' -5 - , 4 X Z l,ir ss.. ' P xv . NWN ...Wwe y .B t s ,. E, K Q' K N C-XC. l.T.S. This year the International Thespian Society pro- duced many plays for the enjoyment of the community and student body. These talented students strive to advance the standards of ex- cellence in theatre arts by competing in district and state competition. They sponsored a St. Patrick's Day tea for the faculty. I. Honor Thespians-First Row. Mignonne Pollard, Bonnie Wasson, Molly Coleman, David Hart. Second Row: Michelle Bandy, Marlene Greenhalgh. Cheryl Robertson, Linda Nel- son. Catalina Usina, Judith Reger. Tricia Sheldon. 2. Offi- cers-Sitting left to right: David Hart. Historians Bonnie Wasson, Vice President, Molly Coleman, Sargeant at Arms. Standing left to right: Linda Nelson, Recorder, Mignonne Pollard, Secretary, Tricia Sheldon, President, Michelle Ban- dy. Treasurer, 3. First Row: Lauren Lent, Bonnie Wasson, Cindy Tweed. Molly Coleman. Second Row: Marlene Greenhalgh. Delinda Prevatt, Catalina Usina, Judith Reger, David Hart, Tricia Sheldon, Karen Smith. Third Row: Brenda Foster, Brent Frei. Sheree Bellinger. Kelly Martin. Kaliay Robert. Greg Smith. Fourth Row: Tammy Haire, Cheryl Rob- ertson, Michelle Bandy. Linda Nelson, Mignonne Pollard, Tammy Kaye. STUDENT COUNCIITL l The Student Council is designed to serve the students of our school by pro- viding services to improve the quality of student life on our campus. This organi- zation sponsors the blood drives. the student exchange program, monitors cafeteria food, and shows movies relat- ing to curricular areas. The Student Council is always seeking new ways to improve our school campus. I. Officers-Sitting left to right: Bruce Smith, Treasurer, Lauren Lent. Secretary. Standing left to right: Jennifer Musselwhite. Vice Presidentp Catalina Usina, President, Tricia Sheldon, Public Relations Director. 2. First Row: Phil Conklin, Da- vid Hart, Bruce Smith. Second Row, Sherri Fulton, Tammy Woods, Lori Tysinger, Catalina Usina, Lauren Lent, Bonnie Wasson. Third Row: Jennifer Musselwhite. Judith Reger, Sonya Holmes, Cathy Betts. Kathy Pacetti, Tricia Sheldon, Tammy Haire. ' J , waxes ,sims w 'J I INTERCLUB COUNCIL Interclub Council is composed of the presi- dents of all clubs and organizations on campus. They meet once a month month to inform each other of activities that are being planned. A calender of events is then set up so that activities will not con- flict. I. First Row: Jennifer Musselwhite. Catalina Usina. David Hart, Tricia Sheldon, Darrell Davis, Jan Dale. William Brothers, Donna Brower. Cathy Betts, Jeanie Andrew. Second Row: Mark Langham, Joanie Lohr, Suzy Lohr. Bonnie Wasson, Tammy Haire, Lee Sellers. 2. Jennifer Musselwhite, President. ,hw ntvmmzw-M W flwwwt' Nlblitflilff' 14l0' ,nun Y 'mlm 2. Nuvrf PEP CLUB To promote greater school spirit among the students of SAHS is the purpose of the l980-8l Pep Club. By making spirit banners and decorating the school halls. these spirited students cheer the Yellow Jackets on to victory. Their cheers and yells in the crowd always help to stimulate spirit. I. First Row: George Brownett, Lori Tysinger, Teresa Price. Debra West. Cathy Betts, Catalina Usina, David Hart. Second Row. Lynne McAlister, Diane Chapman, Jeannette Pacetti. Judith Reger, Tricia Sheldon. Leticia Jordan. Liz Stuart. Donna Rester. Third Row. Kathy Pacetti, Linda Nelson, Michelle Bandy, Mignonne Pollard. Brenda Patthey. Robin Rau, Connie Thom- as. 2. Officers-First Row. Roger Brad- dock. Sweetheartt Pamela Pearson, Trea- surer: Debra West, Sargeant at Arms: George Brownett, Sweetheart. Second Row: Cathy Betts, Presidents Teresa Price, Sec- retary, David Hart. Sweetheart. LOS COMRADEROS El Espaiiol Comraderos was formed this year by Spanish class students interest- ed in finding ways of restoring Spanish spirit. The club was given a certificate of appreciation for greeting the Prince of Spain on his visit to St. Augustine. At the end of this year members are planning to take a trip to Mexico where they will have an opportunity to learn the cultures. traditions and lifestyles of people from Hispanic countries. I. Officers-Left to right: Kay Soike, President: Eddie Chase, Vice Presidents Ms. Katie Gause. Sponsori Chris Detroia, Secretary, Lenora Jenkins. Treasurer. 2. Front row: David Keesey, Gene Urcuioli, Mike Lovell, Chris Detroia. Middle row: Ms. Gause, Jill Devane. Theresa Degnan, Kay Soike, Eddie Chase, Lenora Jenkins. Top row. Terri Allen. , . 2. SURF CLUB The Surf Club was formed two years ago for the purpose of promoting surfing among SAHS students and others in our community. Members participate in organized contests with other schools and also enjoy getting together to watch surfing movies. I. First row: Fred Miles, George Brownett, Jim Eubank, Donna Vanderbilt, Lucy Layton, Joni Stewart, Barbara Chellemi. Cindy McNairy, Vince Frazier. Second row: Jeff Quackenbush. Mike Palmer, Milton Workman, Steve Humpe, Teddy Blackwell, Mike Sanders, Roger Kuba, Robert Autrey, Adam McCranie, Brad Meade. 2. Officers-First row: Donna Vanderbilt. Pro- moterg Jim Eubank, Treasurer. Second row: Lucy Layton. Promoter, Barbara Chellemi. President. ,, .awww , 4 Zxwf-,pf my ,, gi f' A E335 Z-.fx 'il A sf GB BETA CHI As a Y.M.C.A. service club, Beta Chi has kept its members busy with var- ious community services. Some of these services include collecting for the United Fund Drive and participat- ing in Youth Legislature. They also participated in many other communi- ty services. l. First Row: Tammy Haire, Renea Haire, Joby Bannon, Janice Drake, Jan Sterling. Second Row: Anne Murchison, Renee May, Jackie Wingo, Lindy Evans. Third Row: Mary Hunter, Annette Drake, Michelle Bandy. 2. Officers- First Row: Joby Bannon, Sweetheart: Second Row: Tammy Haire, President, Mary Hunter. Vice President, Michelle Bandy. Secretaryg Re- nee May, Treasurer. DELTA Delta, sponsored by the YMCA, is a ervice club for SAHS girls. Members raise money through car washes and bake sales and participate in worth- while projects like Youth Legislature and the YMCA Swim-a-thon. I. Kathleen Perry, President. 2. Left to right: Barbara Bollendorf, Laura Palmer, Tammy Bowen, Vince Frazier, Sweethearh Kathleen Perry, Sondi Young, Tina Bollendorf. 2. f df I ff .ff I -4 Z Z 7 'ff Alf! f W ff? W, ,ffzf A 'Clif f Z F. H. A.-H. E. R. O. Future Homemakers of America-Home Economics Related Occupations is a club for high school students interested in home economics. In order to join. students must have already taken at least one home ec. course. FHA-HERO's purpose is to enrich home and family life. Members par- ticipate in district and state level activities and sponsor an annual Christmas party for children from the YMCA Day Care Center. I. First Row. Pam Major, Janice Drake, Jill Bray, Mi- chelle Goss, Kim Griffey, Angela Booth. Second Row: Allison James, Debbie Spicer, Molly Coleman, Latrina Riley, Harviette Cohen, Wanda Harrison. Nycol Smith, Dawn Rains, Vera Kinlaw. Third Row. Debbie Walton, Kate Busby, Yolanda Logan, Antoinette La- nier, Eddie Chase, Lorraine Simpson, Jeff Axen, Venessa Wolfe, Becky Horn, LaShane Davis, Linda Wingo, Angie Duhon. 2. Harviette Cohen, President. FUTURE JUNIORS These young ladies have been recog- nized for visiting nursing homes, donating money to the Heart Fund, and collecting for the American Cancer So- ciety. This is the second year for the Future Juniors, whose sponsor is the Ju- nior Woman's Club of St. Augustine. They are always looking for new ways to serve the community and planning new activities. I. Officers-Front Row: Linda Ramp, Secretary, Jeanie Andrew, Presidents Cheri Andrew, Vice President: Pamela Pearson, Treasurer. 2. Front Row: Cheri Andrew, Jeanie Andrew. Linda Ramp, Pamela Pearson. Second Row: Lisa Frantz, Leigh Ann Cooksey, Renea Haire, Catalina Usina, Lynn Peters. Third Row: Lisa Winkler, Liz Stuart, Lori Gribble. T ...,,...,,...,, I We .... F f s F in peg 'vammnm-up x SEV! L 4 sw 1 90 f I 5 yn ,V . M 2 Q 'Ik X. 163 ,ZW ,W aff f WM? 4 ,9 M, M win K 2 4 ,fy W ., X 'in 'V ,c M2 3? W A , my ' ,, ,, . ff W , W 1 g 4 M , .1 2, 4, ,Am 'Ziyi' au? , 'f Viv ' ,W ,K new WZ?- uqxr 4,,,fv 'l ' ' , wfifq' ' ' It 1, 4, - 8 . U' 7' ' ' f M, ,f , 1 , 1Qiu'v'Q 0 w 'Mm 4 R '-'J , A W , KEY CLUB This year the Key Club has taken pride in setting up and organizing the club so that future members will follow and better the club. Key Club is sponsored by the St. Augustine Kiwanis Club, which tries to help members in any way possible. I. Officers-First Row: Donna Rester, Tedra Meade, Sam Hunter, Marsha Meade, Suzy Lohr. Second Row: Raymond Wells, Scott Sulli- van, Ryan Hughes, Burke Murchison, Scott Sewell. 2. First Row: Pat Mignon. Scott Sewell, Alan Meyers. Second Row: Ryan Hughes, Tim Connahey, Mike Busby, Jerry Hay, Burke Mur- chison, Wayne Triay, Wade Drury. Third Row: Bruce Wright, Sid Martin, Mike Cox, Mike McClain, Rick Ramp, Dwayne Jarriel. David Howell, Fourth Row: Suzy Lohr, Donna Rester, Scott Sullivan. Roger Braddock, Alan Cooper. Fifth Row: Raymond Wells, Marsha Meade, Sam Hunter, Tedra Meade. SAM QLQ6- p 2 ,, Nl N0 K. .uh , -ai, xx 3, fi? 'gfy .I - ,',,,- H - K W. 'ff X .L 5 wk xxx. Q. .- 4 .9 -4 fl 1 XS- , A J Zig. if .e ., x su qv-.s , x ui 4 x , g- 's' ,, ' , .yy . 5 ' J . . y k - . - , ' X . gf- V KL h j - Xia A -A 'X if i Q3 . , x 1 : . 8 . .. X Q, A F lf? K fi . - N . X X? N X N N N ...Q SN X . .1 . Q K ...Ni S, .Y X kid! sxfy ASM .X Qf S.O.T.I. The Society of the Individuals is a club whose aim is to have fun doing school activities. Also, they raise money for charity, such as the March of Dimes. This year they held a spirit hat contest during the week of Homecoming. They have planned to have a dog wash to raise money for the Humane Society. I. OfficersALeft to right: Catalina Usina. Sec- retary, David Hart, Co-Presidentz Molly Coleman. Co-Presidentt Judith Reger, Sargeant at Arms. 2. Sitting left to right: Michelle Nowlin. Bonnie Wasson, David Hart, Marlene Greenhalgh, Molly Coleman. Delinda Prevatt, Brent Frei. Standing left to right: Sheree Ballinger, Linda Nelson, Judith Reger, Cheryl Robertson, Catalina Usina. Mignonne Pollard, Cindy Tweed, Tricia Sheldon. Not Pictured: Danny Hill Ctreasurerb. Jeannette Pacetti. 2. ivy , I Q frx Zxbilxoqs Xu 'sy f X gg . 'Q 1 '-., ' Qyui 1 . K Vx U., I 'QQ 'es W. s G5 SUB JLINIQRS Sponsored by the Junior Service League, Sub-Juniors is made up of students from both SAHS and Saint Joseph Academy. These girls sponsor the annual Christmas Dance and also hold an annual mother-daughter tea. While not working on any special ac- tivities, they look for new ways to make money for charity. l. First Row. Sherri Fulton, Aliki Antonatos. Second row: Beverly Wolfe, Gidget Dillon, Chrissie Hinnant. Not pictured: Suzy Battell. Kim Beaver. Michelle Mickler, Neena Parker, Teresa Price. Sandy Wilson. 2. OfficersYSit- ting: Gidget Dillon. Standing: Beverly Wolfe. h....li' TRI-SIGMA Tri-Sigma was the first men's club to originate at the Y.M.C.A. The club members have kept up their past reputa- tion of good community services. By sponsoring dances and carwashes, they raise money to help the Y.M.C.A. on special projects and functions. They meet weekly to discuss the coming events. l. Officers-First Row: Chuck Norton, Sargeant at Armsi Mary Hunter. Sweetheartg Mark Langham, Presidentg Renea Haire. Sweethearts Nick Xynidis, Treasurer. Second Row: Mikae Gaetanos, Secre- tary, Mike Taylor. Chaplains Mark Geren, Vice President. 2. First Row: Chuck Norton, Nick Xynidis. Ernie Crews. Second Row: Mary Hunter. Renea Haire. Third Row: Glenn Murchison. Mikae Gaetanos, Mark Langham. Mark Geren, Mike Geren. 2. TEAMS SHOW JACKET PIRIT I. Varsity Football Players: Charles Mason, Tony Williams, Gary Holmes, Willie Wilbur, Joe Raggins, Keith Donaldson, Bernard Mathews, Sam Whitfield, Darnell Smith. Second row: Mike Cox, Terry Mauldin, Mark Roden, Mark Langham, Mike Lovell. Sid Mar- tin. Curtis Hammond. Dwaine Bell. Third row: Tim Connahey, Chip Whitfield, Burke Murchison, Raymond Wells, Pat Mignon, Leon Slack, Kevin Bailey, George Waldron. Fourth row: Ryan Hughes, Sam Hunter, Derrick Usry, Alan Myers, Lynn Goode, Bruce Wright, Wil- liam Brothers. Donald Taylor, 2. Junior Varsity Football Players: Dave Drupa, Kevin Peterson, Frank Dobbs, Wayne Triay, Rick Ramp, Blair Lasley. Second row: Chris McCloskey, Todd Manucy. Scott Bishop, Kevin Morrill, Roger Braddock. Dean Whitfield. Third row: Joe Keen, Pat Blount, Allan Robb, Darryl Hicks, Kim Daniel, Eric Kearse, Doug Raggins. 99 CQACHES WORK HARD TO PRODUCE The Saint Augustine High School coaches are respon- sible for getting our hard working Yellow Jackets into action. These coaches put a lot of time and effort into teaching our boys to play fair and to develop a sense of sportsmanship. www 6 Q 100 IGHTI G YELLQW JACKET 4 in If N X..f GE: I. The Saint Augustine High School Varsity and Junior Varsity coaches are: Chuck Durr, Jim Barnes, Charlie Lopez, H. L. Foots Y 7 M ' Brumley, Randy Thomas, Ron Olgesby. Larry Krupa. 101 5. 102 4 Senior Players provided much of the driving force be- hind our Yellow Jacket varsity football team. They had an edge over younger team members in experience and know-how and they made sure the entire team benefit- ted from their knowledge. Q i I ' F gggjjyg . ,yf 3. 4. my 6. SENIOR PLAYERS WHO I. 2. E 7. 3 E 2 F E E Z GAVE IT THEIR BE T 9. IO. ll. I2. I3 I4 I5 I. Kevin Bailey. Defensive End 2. William Brothers, Defensive Back 3. Keith Donaldson, Offensive Guard 4. Gary Holmes. Linebacker 5. Sam Hunter, Quarterback 6. Mark Langham. Center 7, Charles Mason. Running Back 8. Burke Murchison, Defensive Back 9. Joe Raggins. Running Back IO. Darnell Smith, Full Back II, Donald Taylor, Tight End I2. Derrick Usry, Defensive Back I3. George Waldron, Offensive Tackle I4. Willie Wilbur. Defensive Back I5. Bruce Wright, Defensive Tackle K g r tk! glh 6 ff - X95 ff, RUNNERS TRAVEL H RD RCA S QS W Cross Country running is a grow- ing sport all over the world. The definition is a three mile race across a tough course. To prepare for this event the male runners work out on an eight to twelve mile run which includes hills and dirt roads. The girls' course is a shorter two miles but is just as hard because of the faster pace they set for themselves. This year's Cross Country team was coached by Chuck Durr. l. Kneeling: Debbie Brown, Robin Birkett. Standing: Mike Taylor, Charlie Culbreth. Elaine White. Linda Clayton. Annette White, Richard Brewer, Troy Holland. Not pictured. Mark Geren. 2. Mark Geren slows down after running. 3. Charlie Culbreth and Mark Geren run a few laps around the track. 3 s 5 2 3. E N Y W f ,f f- . 1 f , fi A. 'Y Aff Ee - S! WK' i. N' X if Xk.. F i . X fa- f X ..::5L -lr 2 I . 1 x X X ,..-Vw. ,.-.- N . g f f XX NIR -424 Enthusiasm, spirit and youth best describe the performance of the J. V. basketball players this year. Talent played an important role in the success of this team. They practiced hard and kept their chins up through trying times. Many of their hard-fought games ended in a tiresome overtime, and although some of these proved to be too much for the Jackets. in the long run they did fairly well. The team shows much promise for next year's varsity. 3. 4 A? 31 A X , ,W I , f f i Mural' LVVVV 5 5 Q K il 5 its --...W-- ' ' . ..f... A-Qrvkiiifffv sway! up ,liii L A -, - AAAAA, 5iAAi,52 , 7 ' ' 1 'A W A A , ? if: n 1-N. Q 5 Qin ,X vggggfffiuf' wx , N vi' 'N Q .YS KMX Nw J :NYJ I SES ,T an,- J Spirit, spirit and more spirit constitutes what the l98O-8I Varsity cheerleaders provoked this year. These lively girls met without fail three, sometimes four. times a week, practicing and perfecting their infectious cheers and rowdiness. Among the activities they participated in were selling ribbons and helping with Special Olympics. Rain or shine this exuberant group could be found doing what it does best-cheering at all Var- sity football and basketball games. 2. 5. 6 4 GOT TH T SPIRIT! 7. I. Cheerleaders welcome visitors with their HELLO cheer. 2. Dottie Hagenbuch and Elizabeth Wiseman let the visitors know that the Jack- ets are ready. 3. Bottom row: Joanie Lohr. Michelle Mickler. Co-Captain. Second row: Tish McQuaig, Captain, Lisa Winkler, Lisa Borchardt, Eliza- beth Wiseman. Not pictured: Dottie Hagenbuch, Canzator Brown. 4. The .l.V. Cheerleaders in action. 5. Joanie Lohr says the Jackets are second to nonel 6. Lisa Borchardt and Elizabeth Wiseman cheer at a basketball game. 7. Becky Mathis, mascot. The girl's softball team partici- pated in daily practices to bet- ter their stamina, speed, and eye-hand coordination. This along with a rigorous condition- ing program helped improve the team's abilities and enabled them to meet victory head-on. Coach Gray gave the team a lot of support through this year's successful season. SOFTBALL PLAYERS exe. ' , - ,,,.c.'g Hess- f 2. bu..-.wqpai NMMA A RE O THE BALL at . . - r . P 4 A 1 E . E - ',.k . ' ' If ' vi L- -1' k fi is-. - 'Q -s K Q51 X - 5. a-v Y N ':fi' 'WN l. Coach Rett Gray consults a player. 2. Tammy Laney goes for the catch. 3. Kneeling. Robin Hornung, Kris Starling. Renee Mule, Cathy Betts. Standing: Ms. Gray, Margaret Parker, Terri Forson, Neena Parker. Wanda Wall, Tammy Laney. 4. Terri Forson waits for the pitch. 5, Cathy Betts goes for the ball. 6. Pitcher Neena Parker works on her curve ball. 7. Wanda Wall gets a single. H9 Success was on the minds of the track team members this year. Un- der the expert coaching of Larry Krupa, who was a new coach this year, the runners practiced many TRACK TEAM RUNS hours. Events included long dis- W tance running, relays, short dis- tance sprints. 'shot put, discus. Myyyy me r -ummm high jump, running long jump, and pole vault. I. J. N 3. Es in-is TOW RD VICTCRY ,sf 5. 6. f l cf K ..- 7. MW., .--'rf' f' ii. ' ' hL1z X W 5 y XX I. Tom Dyer, Charles Culbreth, and Nick Xynidis run laps. 2. Front Row: DeeDee Hall, Jan Schlamp, Teresa White, Kathy Thomas, Bernard Mat- thews, Dan Bassett, James Branch, Cur- tis Hammond. Second Row: Mignonne Pollard, Manager, Josie McElroy, Deana Pace, Bonita Sadler, Regina Batie, Tom Dyer. Sydney Watson, Robert Vickers, Richard Brewer, Doug Raggins. Third Row: Coach Krupa. Michelle Bandy, Tammy Heggs, Joyce Simmons, Emma Terry. Gwen Simmons, Joe Raggins. Nick Xynidis, Charles Culbreth, George Brownett, Mark Geren. 3. Emma Terry passes the baton to Gwen Simmons. 4. Team members warm up before a meet. 5. Nick Xynidis jumps over a hurdle. 6. Coach Larry Krupa. 7. George Brownett stands with his pole high. 8. Bonita Sadler starts a discus throw. The Tennis team is a group of young students willing to devote their time and energy to practicing and playing their favorite sport. The team played ap- proximately twenty matches this year, with their biggest being the district tournament in Jacksonville. TENNIS PLAYERS J 0,,, . 0, Z .fs 122 s l. Senior Trae Wolfe 2. Senior Keith Loftus 3. Senior Darrell Davis 4. Kneeling: Coach Perpich. Standing. Trae Wolfe, James Wasson, Keith Loftus, David Ward, Brian Waldron. Darrell Davis. Not pictured: Ted Beall. 5. Kneeling. Coach Perpich. Standing: Mary Tomlinson. Leslie Magre. Lauren Lent, Cindy McNairy, Michelle Nowlin, Anne Murchison. Kim Beason. Not pictured: Penny Brown, Gwen Smith, Barbara Chellemi. 6. Senior Cindy McNairy 7. Team members Sherri Brown, Bonnie Laurie. fl 'fl . fs'f:'Z Z'kf2 .4'q'O 'lo 9 0g . v:'t :'I'M Ifg O 'ls 0 q O 9 QU:-.'.o 4 f00'0'psQO'O ,qqggqogf 5 9 O, 0, Q 0 0 Q. -4 0 1 , Q Og, J '.j.fv,'o,0,0q,,' 'iiflllf 4 X l ,ii 4 This year's SAHS Yellow Jacket Baseball Team was a hard working group of dedicated young men from each of our three classes. The team held long and rigorous practices ev- ery day after school to improve individual skills and to develop teamwork, one of the most im- portant aspects of the sport. With their dedicated coaches to guide and encourage them these young men had a very re- warding season. BASEB LL PL YER l I 1 I , l Eg ' L g QCWH-.,W'fW5? J, , ' 2. HIT A D RLI if , C xxx.. M., ,.x. A.. . .tw ,.,............, ' t I. Coach Chuck Woods. Coach Ron Oglesby. 2. Kneeling: Sam Hunter, Steve Solano. Scott Free, Lee Murphy, Kevin Morrill. Robert Anderson, Chris Mastoridis, Joe Cole. Mike Whitley, Jim Bradley. Standing: Coach Oglesby, Blair Lasley, Jerry Hay, Jeff Taylor, Paul Easterling, Tim Culbreth, Tony Williams, Burke Murchison, Pat Blount, Ryan Hughes, Brian MacMullen, Donny Taylor, Marvin Nemecek, Scott Sullivan, Mark Lewitt, Jeff Williamson, Ricky Hudgins, Mark Barr, Chris Goodwin, Eric Hammond. Mike Hesson, Coach Woods. Swimming is a growing sport as well as a pastime for many. The coach for two years, Pat Walk- er, has led the swim team to many victories. Events include breast stroke. butterfly, freestyle, backstroke and med- leys. Meets are generally in the spring and early summer. Prac- tice is the key to success. .s J ' fig JJ, 1.1 V V 1 SWIMMERS SPLASH 126 if 5, 'fu 1 W. I. Brian Yeoman on the starting block. 2. First Row: Tray Parks, Brian Yeoman, Alan Mercer, Terri Lovell, Michelle Nowlin. Sec- ond Row: Elliott Gamsey, Andy Lewitt, Doug Fisher. Johnathan Oliver, Stacy Wolfe, Kendra Charlton, Sheree Bellinger. Third Row: David Halstead. Chris Guier, Robby Brower. David Lardner, Eric Wolfe. Sherry Colvin, Donna Rester, Not pictured: Lynn Chapman, Ricky Motes. 3. Coach Pat Walker 4. Johnathan Oliver dresses after practice. 5. Elliott Gamsey dives off the starting block. YOU ARE www? memw X f Z f ...or THE SENIOR ...QF THE 2IurX1n0a...oF 'VHS sowiomoaa CLASS owes ewes. f W x X f Jw Q? U9 i f E? ff X 356 321 , if y A MEMBER Xa fm X X W f W ,f f I fifn' ,-mx xy ,b WM 1 ' V 'Z:!X A ,... 1 'df 5 Q! ae! Q2 Q 5 k 0 A . f 0 JV f J s 4 , Q f Q 3 5 5 X cfs The Senior Executive Board represents the class and makes all of the class decisions. Some of the things that come before the board each year are decisions regarding Homecoming Skits, Hall Decorations. Senior Bar-B- Que, Senior Trip, Senior Auction. and Senior Banquet. This year's class can count itself lucky in having four great officers and two dependable sponsors to help guide and advise them. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD I 3. no sfmoizs MAKES CLASS DECISIONS id! R an Y . .camav-10 4. I. Executive Board-First Row: Tammy Haire. Tricia Sheldon. Second Row: Diane Chapman, Bonnie Wasson, Donna Brower, Jan Dale. Third Row: Teresa Price, Bonnie Stevens, Sheila Smith, Cathy Betts, Jeanie Andrew, .lack Daniels, Larry Antonatos. ,Fourth Row: Lori Tysinger, Jennifer Musselwhite. George Brownett. 2. Presi- dent: Bonnie Wasson. 3. Vice-President: Larry Antonatos. 4. Class Sponsors: Joe Ba- con, Tom Alexander. 5. Secretary: Jan Dale. 6. Treasurer. Terri Allen, 5. 6. 131 K Y . . 15 1 P3 gs . sf A 1XA - 7 L.q. A w M.. -.Wi - K T Q , ,L.. fs BEST PERSONALITY if ,, M, , Mfjfw 'Z . f, I - J W , 14 T, T f V M475 4 I ,.,, ,,x,,, ,W , gk P , mf Wi gf In f M-24, M X ffm? if f 4 , , y . W 1 ,V ,f lv w 1 f www,--4115, 1' .V fi z . sg, , Q ' 4 ,ff 2243 Q E . ATHLETIC 4 I I, Tricia Sheldon, Larry Antonatos. 2. Chris Xynides, Delaine Phillips. 3. .lan Dale, William Broth- ers. 4. Sheila Smith, Bobby VanKirk. 5. Jeanie An- drew. Bobby Burchfield. 5. Sue Lantz, Bubba David. 135 Timothy James Abbott Charles Michael Adams Deborah Louise Adams Douglas Lee Alexa James Frank Allen Terricina Lynne Allen Anna Altenbach Angelo Richard Anderson Darla Jean Andrew- pb r-'k 'b- Larry Spyros Antonatos Tina Maria Applegate Melissa Ann Arledge Tracy Yvonne Asbury Rhonda Jean Augustine Kevin Xavier Bailey James Donald Baker Susan Marsh Baker Marcus Hillman Barnes Jo Ann Barton Regina Gail Batie Roy Christopher Battell Angela Kim Beaver Barbara Sue Bennett Catherine Ruth Betts David Arthur Bogert Angela Janine Booth Ollie Renee Boykin William Ross Brothers Donna Louise Brower Larry William Brown Penelope Elizabeth Brown George Edward Brownett Anna Mae Bryant Denise Yvonne Bryant Dennis Bryant Robert Emmett Burchfield Laura Lee Burnham Katharine Busby Anthony Kirk Byrd Daphne Dawn Byrd Selma Denise Calloway 40 Robert George Carpenter John Michael Carr Jacquelyn Diane Chapman Edward Belfast Chase William Dee Chisolm Randall Alan Clemans Harviette Cohen Elizabeth Ann Colee Molly Ann Coleman Wendy Dawn Coleman Sherrill Dee Colvin Deborah Lynne Connahey Linda Sue Conrad Cindy Beth Craft Ernest Early Crews Rhonda Lynn Crosby Charles Lee Culbreth Janette Johnson Dale Patricia Lynn Danese Karen Lynn Daniel 42 John William Daniels George Anthony David Sandra Christine Davidson Darrell Richard Davis Christopher Jaime DeTroia Todd Alan Dewitt Terry Lee Dillinger Brigetta Lynn Dillon Arreasus Keith Donaldson George Stanley Dore Laura Lee Duncan Mark Lockwood Dupont Paul Andrew Durnin Glen Paige Easters Cheryl Denise Elmore Retha Bell Elmore Leslie Leigh Farless Crystal Althea Findley Allen Dale Fonner Brenda Sue Foster 14 Lisa Ann Frantz Christopher Johnson Frazier Kevin Graham Free Angela Marie Freeman Brian Douglas Futch Mikae George Gaetanos Elliott Neal Gamsey Kenneth Ward Ganson Wendy Gaye Garrett Walter Paul Germain Michele Elizabeth Gibson Catherine Alyce Glubiak Loreen Louise Goetz Marlene Janet Greenhalgh Linda Diane Griffey Jonathan Bert Griffin Leah Anne Griner Daniel Vernon Groat Dana Kay Gullette Ellen Marie Hagar Tammy Michele Haire Denean Rene Hall 14 46 Mary Frances Hallquist Lavern Denise Hammond Pamela Alyce Haney Donna Jo Harris Wanda Marie Harrison David Joseph Hart Gerri Anne Hartley Per Ola Hasselquist John Jerald Hay Tammara Diane Heggs Pamela Ann Hewitt Judy Ann Hicks Christina Marie Hiers Daniel Patrick Hill Michele Renee Hill Virgil Todd Hill Richard Louis Hinkle Mark Holanchock Gary Bernard Holmes Christine Lynn Hopkins 14 48 Harold Douglas Horn Karen Jean Huebner Lisa Marie Hunt John Samuel Hunter Mary Louise Hunter Donna Kay Hurd Raymond Lee Hurst Earl Ashton Hydes Anthony Charles Jackson Joyce Nanette Jackson Allison Yvette James Derrick Leonardo James Dwaynon McBiff Jenkins Lenora Carolyn Jenkins Richard Madison Jimmerson Carl Wayne Jobson Letitia Anne Jordan Tammy Lynn Kaye Darryl Eric Kearse Robert Clifton Keating Teresa Ann Keen Michael Kevin Keith l l 150 1 Jeffrey Andrew Kelbert Frederick Francis Keleman Kenneth Leroy Kelp Debra Lynn Kennard Dana Rae King Vera Viney Kinlaw Jennifer Lee Kirby Tammy Darlene Klipstine Lauren Roberts Kyle Celita Monette Lacey Mark Carilie Langham Anntoinette Latrice Lanier Susan Grace Lantz Jeannie Suzanne LaPorte Keith Bernard Loftus Sharon Evaughn Luke Richard Brian MacMuIIen David Laverne Maddox Elizabeth Ann Mantalas Sandra Lavonne Martin Charles Daniel Mason Paul Bernard Masters James Bradley Matera Lynne Louise McAllister Linda Gale McCarty Patricia Ann McCarty Adam Franklin McCranie Kenneth Wayne McGuire Cindy Lynn McNairy Bradley Wayne Meade Marsha Linette Meade Tedra Minette Meade Matthew Brian Mier Steven Alan Mier Loria Anne Mitchell Mary Louise Mitchell Deborah Ann Moon Cynthia Marie Moore Thomas Howell Moseley Robin Kathleen Mulligan Glenn Herring Murchison Murdoc Burke Murchison 4 James Dean Murphy Joseph Patrick Murphy Lee Ann Murphy Jennifer Elaine Musselwhite Allan Quill Myers George Leaston Nelson Marvin Mark Nemecek Guy Dale Newsome Tracy Lynn Nicely William Patrick O'Connell Earil Denice Odom Deana Vanessa Pace if Jeannette Ann Pacetti Richard Scott Pacetti Angela Lynn Palmer Michael James Palmer Michelle Yvette Pamies Neena Alane Parker Claude Vernon Parks Theresea Gayle Partin Jace Pearson Pamela Edith Pearson Charles Floyd Perry Jeffrey Alan Perryman Donna Kay Petty Delaine Lynn Phillips Andreau Patricia Pickens Kimber Lee Ponce Mark A. Pope James Tyson Powell I M ,,,,y ,,, , V V' Debra Lynn Power Delinda Sue Prevatt Linda Faye Price Teresa Ann Price Jeffrey Robert Quackenbush Joe Louis Raggins Manuel Ramirez Linda Ann Ramp Robert Daniel Raulerson Debora Gail Reese Rose Maria Reese Ruth Ann Reese Judith Renee Reger Latrina LaShan Riley Michael Robert Rivers Stewart Murray Rockwell Charles David Rogers John Arthur Rollins Gina Kay Rosier Tina Gay Rosier Gregory Lee Rudderow Freddie Andrew Russ Bonita Kim Sadler Paula Loretta Sampson James Raymond Scales Clayton Mark Schmermund David Lee Sellers Cathy Jeanita Sermon Mary Patricia Sheldon Paulette Sikes Ethel Lorraine Simpson Darnell Smith Glenn Wayne Smith Lisa Dawn Smith Mark Gregory Smith Michael Doyle Smith Nycol Regina Smith Sheila Dianne Smith Stephanie Gene Smith Mary Charlene Solana Victoria Lee Solano Loretta Ann Sparrow Deborah Leigh Spicer -1------.i..1................ K4 ff f fafxj NAL -Z L f X Rose Katherine Stallings Bonnie Elizabeth Stevens Jane Ann Stilwell Joel Alan Stone Amanda Jacquelyn Stratton Richard Jerome Strawter Elizabeth Estelle Stuart Edward Dwayne Swain Kerry Wayne Tanner Charles Henry Taylor Donald Wayne Taylor Michael Lane Taylor Randi Marlena Taylor Hilary Erin Teisan Ricky Louis Terry Douglas James Tiffany Chet Lee Tomlinson Virginia Ann Triay Joseph Carmelo Tringali Denise Turcotte Troy Allen Turlington Edmond Wyatt Turner Cynthia Ann Tweed Neva Lorraine Tysinger , 1 ,nl ,M s, ,Alf ll ll kwin.. W Elizabeth Cataline Usina Derrick Wayne Usry Bobby Christopher VanKirk Andrea Jean Voss Todd Lee Walden George Harry Waldron Wanda Lee Wall Becky Kay Wallace 4 Michael John Wallace Pamela Vee Wallace Louise Renee Waller Deborah Marie Walton Donald Cottin Ward Bonnie Gayle Wasson Irma Clara Watkins Robert Guy Watts . S , W ge bu., ,D Pamela Ines Weaver Terrence Damien Wells Deborah Lee West Elaine Laverne White Robert Edward White Willie Lee Wilbur Aura Marina Wilder Lee Roy Williams Roy Clayton Williams Jacqueline Yvonne Wingo Martha Susan Wiseman Abra-Rose Wishart Owen Douglas Wolfe Venessa Elaine Wolfe Charles William Wood Milton Veo Workman Sheryl Renee Worley Phillip Randall Worthington Bruce Robert Wright Christopher Harry Xynides Nicholas Tom Xynidis SENIORISTICS. ALLEN. JAMES FRANK Kappa Sigma 2.3. vice-president 2. president 3. Basketball I.2.3. FHA 2. Inter-Club Council 3. Century lll Leadership Award 3. ALLEN. TERRICINA LYNNE Cheerleader 3. Executive Board 3. treasurer 3. Miss SAHS contes- tant 2. Kappa Sigma 2.3. treasurer 3. ANDREW. DARLA JEAN NHS I.2.3. secretary 2. president 3. Future Juniors 2.3. vice-presi- dent 2, president 3. Executive Board 3. Band I. maiorette I. Beauty Section I. Most Intelligent 3. ANTONATOS, LARRY SPYROS Executive Board I.2.3. president I.2. vice-president 3. Zeta Omega Mu I.2.3. secretary 2, vice-president 2.3. Tennis I.2. Youth Leg. 2.3. Yearbook Staff 2.3. Teen of the Month 2. National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 3. Beta Club I.2.3. district vice-president 3. Mr. Senior 3. NHS I.2.3. ARLEDGE. MELISSA ANN Executive Board 2. Homecoming skit 2. powder puff football 2. Beta-Chi. ' BAILEY. KEVIN XAVIER Football I.2.3. BEAVER. ANGELA KIM Volleyball 2.3. Basketball 2. Softball 2.3. Powder-puff football 2.3. Most Athletic 3. BENNETT. BARBARA SUE Cheerleader I. Delta. BETTS. CATHERINE RUTH Pep Club 2.3. President 3. Executive Board 2.3. Student Council 3. Art Club 3. Surf Club 3. Inter-Club Council 3. Homecoming Skit 2.3. Powder-puff football. Softball 3. Most Talented 3. BOGERT. DAVID ARTHUR Jacket Journal 2.3. Intramural basketball I. 2.3. BOOTH. ANGELA .IANINE FHA-HERO 3. Public Relations Chairman 3. Beta Club 2.3. BROTHERS. WILLIAM ROSS Zeta Omega Mu I.2.3. president 2.3. football I.2.3. Youth Leg. 2.3. AI- pha Sweetheart 3. Inter-Club Council 3. Surf Club 3. Most Attractive 3. ' BROWER. DONNA LOUISE Cheerleader I.2.3. Captain 3. Alpha I.2.3. Sgt. at Arms I. Executive' Board 2.3. Inter-Club Council 3. Summer Musical I. BROWN. PENELOPE ELIZABETH Tennis 2.3. Omega Sorority 2.3. BROWNETT. GEORGE EDWARD Zeta Omega Mu 3. secretary 3. Executive Board 2.3. Yearbook Staff 3. Track I.2.3. National Beta Club 3. Interact I.2. secretary I.2. Surf Club 3. Pep Club Sweetheart 3. Homecoming Skit I.2.3. Most Talent- ed 3. BRYANT. DENISE YVONNE Basketball I.2.3. Volleyball. Softball. Girls State I98O. BRYANT. DENNIS Beta Club 2.3. Band I.2.3. Stage Band I.2.3. Boys State l98O. Home- coming Skit l.3. Wittiest 3. BURCHFIELD. ROBERT EMMETT NHS I.2.3. treasurer 3. Most Intelligent 3. BUSBY. KATHERINE ANNE FHA 3. SOTI 3. CARR. JOHN MICHAEL Band I.2.3. Stage Band 3. Homecoming Skit 3. CHAPMAN. JACQUELYN DIANE Beta Chi I.2. Pep Club l.3. Executive Board 2.3. Cheerleader 2. Homecoming Court 3. Miss SAHS Contestant I. Finalist 2. CHASE. EDWARD BELFAST Spanish Club 3. president 3. Kappa Sigma 2.3. FHA. parliamentarian. Track. CHISOLM. WILLIAM DEE Band I.2.3. Stage Band 3. Enrichment 2.3. COHEN. HARVIETTE Choir 3. FHA 2.3. vice-president 2. president 3. Softball I.2.3. COLEMAN. MOLLY ANN SOTI I. 2.3. co-president 3. ITS I.2.3. Sgt. at Arms 3. Surf Club 2.3. vice-president 2. FHA. chaplain. CREWS. ERNEST EARLY Band I.2.3. Stage Band I.2.3. Tri-Sigma I.2. Summer Musical I.2.3. CULBRETH. CHARLES LEE NHS I.2.3. Cross Country 2.3. Track 2.3. Zeta Omega Mu 3. treasur- er 3. Youth Leg. 3. DALE. JANETTE JOHNSON I Miss SAHS contestant I. Delta I.2.3. Sgt. at Arms 2. Swim Team l. Tennis 2. Executive Board 2.3. secretary 3. Homecoming Court 3. Junior Miss finalist 3. Zeta Omega Mu Sweetheart 3. Prom Court 2. Inter-Club Council 3. Most Attractive 3. DANIELS. JOHN WILLIAM Track I.2.3. Cross Country I.2. Executive Board 3. Zeta Omega Mu 3. DAVID. GEORGE ANTHONY. JR. Basketball 2.3. Key Club 2.3. Biggest Flirt 3. DAVIS. DARRELL RICHARD me ... fu I67 Tri-Sigma It SOTI 3. Homecoming Skit 3. Beta Club 2.3. Art Club 3. president 3. Tennis 3. Boys State I980I Inter-Club Council 3. DILLINGER. TERRY LEE Basketball I,2.3, DILLON, BRIGETTA LYNN NHS 3. Beta Club 2.3. Sub-Juniors I,2,3, vice-president 34 Inter-Club Council 3. Candy Room 3. DUNCAN. LAURA LEE Track. FHA. DUPONT. MARK LOCKWOOD Football I. ELMORE. CHERYL DENISE FHA 3. T FARLESS, LESLIE LEIGH Yearbook Staff 3. Art Club 3. FOSTER. BRENDA SUE ITS 3. FREEMAN. ANGELA MARIE Pep Club 2. FUTCH, BRIAN DOUGLAS Art Club 3. vice-president 3. Football I.2. GAETANOS. MIKAE GEORGE Executive Board I. Track I. Cross-Country 2. Jacket Journal 2. Homecoming Skit If Tri-Sigma I,2.3, president 3. secretary 3. GAMSEY, ELLIOTT NEAL Swim Team L24 Basketball I.2. Omega Sweetheart 2. Band I.2.3I Track. GANSON, KENNETH WARD Key Club I. Football manager I.2I Football statistition 3. Most De- pendable 3. GARRETT, WENDY GAYLE Executive Board 2.3. Miss SAHS contestant I. Omega Sorority 2. Art Club 3, treasurer 3. Cheerleader I.2. Jacket Journal 3. GIBSON. MICHELLE ELIZABETH Beta Club I,2.3, Public relations director 3. GREENHALGH. MARLENE JANET Summer Musicals 2.3. ITS l,2,3. SOTI 2.3. GRIFFEY. LINDA DIANE Miss SAHS Contestant I. Alpha I,2.3, GRINER. LEAH ANNE I Alpha I,2.3I Homecomipg Skit I. HAIRE, TAMMY MICHELLE Band l,2.3I Beta Club I,2.3I Beta Chi I,2.3, chaplain 2. president 3. ITS 2.3. Student Council I,2.3, treasurer 2. Executive Board I.3: Homecoming Skit 2. Yearbook Staff 2. Choir 3. HAMMOND. LAVERNE DENISE Volleyball I.2.3I Softball I,2.3, Kappa Sigma HANEY. PAMELA ALYCE Flag Corps ITS, Beta Chi. Gamma Iota. HARRIS. DONNA JO Miss SAHS contestant 2. HARRISON. WANDA MARIE Band I,2.3, maiorette I,2.3, Basketball manager I. FHA-HERO 3. Miss SAHS finalist 2. Kappa Sigma 3. HART. DAVID JOSEPH ITS I,2.3, president 2, historian 3. SOTI I.2. 3. historian 2. co-presi- dent 34 Beta Club I,2.3, historian 2. District chaplain 2. Tennis 2. Student Council 3. Executive Board I, Homecoming Skit I,3. Yearbook Staff 2. Pep Club Sweetheart 3. Summer Musicals I,2,3. HARTLEY. GERRI ANNE Powder Puff Football 2. Art Club 3. fv HAY, JOHN JERALD JR. Baseball 2.31 Football I. Key Club 2.3. HEWITT. PAMELA ANN Band. HIERS. CHRISTINA MARIE Omega Sorority 2.3, Sgt. at Arms 3. Cheerleader I.2. co-captain 2. Homecoming Skit I. HILL. DANIEL PATRICK ' Beta Club 2.34 ITS I,2.3, Sgt. at Arms 3I SOTI I,2.3, treasurer 3. Sum- mer Musical 2. HILL. MICHELE RENEE NHS 2.3. secretary 3. Beta Club 2.3, Teen of the Month 2. HOPKINS. CHRISTINA LYNN FHA 2. 3. HUNT. LISA MARIE Beta Club 2.3. HUNTER. MARY LOUISE Beta Club I,2.3, Band I,2.3, Majorette I,2.3, co-head 3, drum maiorette 3, secretary-treasurer 3.,Tri-Sigma Sweetheart 3. HUNTER. SAMUEL JOHN Football I.2.3f Baseball I,2.3I Key Club I,2.3, president 34 Alpha Sweet- heart 31 Most School Spirited 3. HURD. DONNA KAY Alpha I.2I Sub-Juniors I.2. JACKSON. JOYCE NANETTE FHA, Kappa Sigma. JENKINS. LENORA CAROLYN Spanish Club 3. treasurer 3, Band l.2.3, Kappa Sigma. JORDAN. LETITIA ANNE Pep Club 3, Kappa Sigma,3. KING. DANA RAE Omega Sorority 2.3, Gamma Iota 3. KINLAW. VERA VINEY FHA 3, Pep Club 3, Chorus 3. KIRBY. JENNIFER LEE Cheerleader 2.3, Miss SAHS finalist 2, Alpha 3. LACEY. CELITA MONETTE Omega 3, Alpha 2. LANTZ. SUSAN GRACE NHS 2.3, Beta Club 2.3, Band l.2.3, Stage Band I, Homecoming Skit 3, Junior Miss Finalist 3, Biggest Flirt 3. LOFTUS. KEITH BERNARD Tennis l.2.3, Star Student Award 2, Beta Club 2.3. historian 3, SOTI 2.3, Homecoming Skit I.2.3, Yearbook Staff 2.3. LUKE. SHARON EVAUGHN FHA. MAC MULLEN. RICHARD BRIAN Football I, Baseball I.2. 3. MC ALLISTER. LYNNE LOUISE Pep Club. MC CARTY. PATRICIA ANN Surf Club 3, Yearbook Staff 3. MC NAIRY. CINDY LYNN Tennis l.2.3, Delta, Jacket Journal l,2.3, FHA, Surf Club 2.3, Basket- ball, Wittiest 3. MEADE. MARSHA LINETTE Alpha 2.3, Key Club Sweetheart 3, Cheerleader I.2.3, Miss SAHS con- testant 2, Beauty Section 2. MEADE. TEDRA MINETTE Cheerleader 2.3, Miss SAHS contestant I, Key Club Sweetheart 3, Alpha 3. MEISSNER. KIMBER LEA Tennis l.2, Yearbook Staff 2, Omega Sorority 2, Future Juniors 2, Executive Board I, Pep Club I. MIER. STEVEN ALAN Track 2. MOON. DEBBIE ANN Art Club 3, Surf Club, Band, Chorus. MOORE. CYNTHIA MARIE Beta Club 3. Mosetsv, Tl-ioMAs I-,owen NHS I.2.3, Beta Club 2.3. president 3, Inter-Club Council 3, Teen of the Month 2. MURCHISON. MURDOC BURKE Football 2.3, Baseball 2.3, Key Club 3. MURPHY. JAMES DEAN Band I. MUSSELWHITE. JENNIFER ELAINE Beta Club 2.3, Executive Board 3, Student Council 3. vice-president 3, Inter-Club Council 3. president 3, Stage Band 3, Best Personality 3. NICELY. TRACY LYNN Band, Surf Club, Choir. PACETTI. JEANETTE ANN Cheerleader l.2. Mascot 3, Pep Club 3, ITS 3, SOTI 3, Junior Miss contestant 3, Summer Musical I.3, Homecoming Skit 3. PALMER, MICHAEL JAMES Surf Club, Homecoming Skit 3, Summer Musical 3. PAMIES. MICHELLE YVETTE FHA 2.3. PARKER. NEENA ALANE Volleyball 2, Softball 2.3, Powder Puff Football 2. PEARSON, PAMELA EDITH Future Juniors 2.3. treasurer 3, Pep Club 2.3. treasurer 3, Band I. PETTY. DONNA KAY Homecoming Court I.2.3, Queen 3, Alpha I,2.3, secretary 3, Execu- tive Board l.2, Key Club Sweetheart 2. PHILLIPS. DELAINE LYNN Executive Board l,2,3, treasurer l.2, NHS 3, Homecoming Court I, Al- pha l.2.3. treasurer 3, Beta Club l,2,3, vice-president 2. treasurer 3. District president 2, Pep Club, Most Likely to Succeed 3. PONCE. KIMBER LEE Cheerleader l.3, Key Club Sweetheart I, Homecoming Court 2, Prom Court 2, Beauty Section 2, Executive Board 2.3, Alpha l.2,3. vice- president 3, Art Club 3. secretary 3. POWER. DEBRA LYNN Summer Musical I, Swimming I, Alpha I.2.3. chaplain 3, Homecoming Skit 3. PREVATT. DELINDA SUE ITS I.2.3. SOTI 3. PRICE. LINDA FAYE Powder Puff Football 2. PRICE. TERESA ANN Sub-Juniors 2.3. Beta Club 2.3. Pep Club 2.3. secretary 3. Executive Board 2.3. vice-president 2. Powder Puff Football 2. QUACKENBUSH. JEFFREY ROBERT Summer Musical 3. Surf Club. RAMP, LINDA ANN Executive Board I. Homecoming Skit. Powder Puff Football 2. Beta Chi 3. Pep Club 3. Future Juniors 2.3, secretary 3. Beta Club I.2.3. secretary 2.3, district treasurer 3. REGER. JUDITH RENEE ITS 2.3. SOTI I.2.3. Sgt. at Arms 3. Beta Club I.2.3. treasurer 2. Stu- dent Council 3. Executive Board I. Yearbook Staff I.2.3. Homecom- ing Skit I. Interact I. Pep Club 3. Junior Miss Contestant 3. SELLERS. DAVID LEE Homecoming Skit 2.3. ITS 2.3. Band I.2.3. SERMON. CATHY JEANITA Basketball. SHELDON, MARY PATRICIA ITS I.2.3. recorder 2. president 3. SOTI I.2.3. co-president 2. Pep Club 3. Teen of the Month 2. Ms. Senior 3. Executive Board I.3. Homecoming Skit I.3. Student Council 2.3. Yearbook Staff I.2.3. Edi- tor-in-chief 3. Beta Club 2.3. Girls State BBQ NEDT Top lO7g Award I. Junior Miss Contestant 3. Summer Musicals I.2.3. Top Magazine Salesperson 2. SMITH. DARNELL Football I.2.3. Powder Puff Football Coach 2. Best Personality 3. SMITH. GREGORY S. Tri-Sigma. Summer Musicals 2.3. Art Club 3. ITS 2.3. SMITH. NYCOL REGINA Kappa Sigma. FHA. Volleyball. SMITH, SHEILA DIANNE J Cheerleader 2.3. Alpha 2.3. publicity 3. Executive Board I.2.3. secre- tary I. Miss SAHS Contestant 2. Beta Club I.2. Pep Club 2. Home- coming Skit I. Yearbook Staff 3. Best All Around 3. SOLANO. VICTORIA LEE FHA. treasurer 3. spices. ossokm-I LEE FHA. , STEVENS. BONNIE ELIZABETH Beauty Section I. Homecoming Court 3. Executive Board I.3. Alpha I. 2.3. STILWELL, JANE ANN Cheerleader I. Alpha I.2.3. Pep Club I. 2. Miss SAHS Contestant I. Football Statistition 3. 1 STRAWTER. RICHARD JEROME Basketball. STUART. ELIZABETH ESTELLE Cheerleader I.2.3. captain of basketball 2. Executive Board I.2. vice- president I. secretary 2. Beauty Section I. National Beta Club I.2.3. Historian 2. Pep Club 3. Miss SAHS Contestant 2. Future Juniors 2.3. secretary 2, historian 3. Homecoming Skit 2. Alpha 3. Yearbook Staff 3. Junior Miss Contestant 3. TAYLOR. DONALD WAYNE Football I.3. Baseball I.2.3. TAYLOR. MICHAEL LANE . Cross-Country. Track. Band. Tri-Sigma. THOMPSON. DARRYL RAY Interact TURLINGTON. TROY ALLEN Art Club 3. TWEED. CYNTHIA ANN ITS I.2.3. SOTI I.2.3. FHA 3. Powder Puff Football 2. . TYSINGER. NEVA LORRAINE Executive Board 2.3. Student Council I.2.3. Alpha 2.3. Cheerleader 2. Homecoming Court l,3. Miss SAHS Contestant 2. Pep Club 2.3. vice- president 3. Teen of the Month 3. Most Dependable 3. LISINA, ELIZABETH CATALINA ITS I.2.3. vice-president 2. Beta Club 2.3. SOTI I.2.3. co-president 2. secretary 3. Student Council 2.3, secretary 2. president 3. Yearbook Staff I.2.3. Executive Board I.2. School Advisory Committee 3. Homecoming Skit I.2.3. Pep Club 3. Future Juniors 2.3. Girls State l98O. Summer Musicals I.2. Inter-Club Council 2.3. WALDRON. GEORGE HARRY Football 3. Powder Puff Football Coach 2. Track. WALL. WANDA LEE Softball 2.3. WALLACE. MICHAEL JOHN Band I.2.3. Beta Club I.2.3. vice-president 3. Homecoming Skit 3. Stage Band 2.3. NEDT Top IOZ. Award I. WALTON. DEBORAH MARIE Junior Miss Contestant 3. FHA. WASSON, BONNIE GAYLE ITS I.2.3. vice-president 3. secretary 2. Class President 3. Student Council 3. Homecoming Skit.I.2,3. Inter-Club Council 3. Most School Spirited 3. WATKINS, IRMA CLARA FHA. WEAVER. PAMELA INES Pep Club l.2.3z FHA l.2. WEST, DEBORAH LEE Pep Club 2.3, Sgt at Arms 34 Executive Board 25 Surf Club. WHITE. ROBERT EDWARD Key Club' Zeta Omega Mu. WILBIJR. WILLIE LEE Football I.2.3f Track 3. WILDER. AURA MARINA Spanish Club 3. WILLIAMS, ROY CLAYTON III Zeta Omega Mu 34 Delta Sweetheart 3. WINGO. JACOUELYN YVONNE Beta Chi. WISHART, ABRA Ross NHS l.2.3t sand I,2,3r stage sand na. its i,2, NEDT Top iofyg Award I. WOLFE, OWEN DOUGLAS III Tennis 2,31 Interact 2.3, president 3. WOLFE. VENESSA ELAINE Spanish Club 3, FHA. XYNIDES. CHRISTOPHER HARRY NHS 2.3. vice-president 3, Band I,2.3. Sgt at Arms 3, Stage Band L21 Homecoming Skit 3: NEDT Top I07, It Teen of the Month 24 Boys State I98O. Most Likely to Succeed 3. XYNIDIS, NICHOLAS TOM Tri-Sigma I,2.3, vice'president 2. treasurer 3, Band I,2.3t Stage Band I,2.3, Track I.2.3, Student Council I.2, Homecoming Skit I,3, Execu- tive Board II Swim Team 3. t l u r , , X I A , v, , ,rf , ff' I .I-, an x DZ, fy MA X 49 O ffjgiaf ,074 I 'S , 357 I fjfffg ....--,..- .--4 I K flluff2EXgEQ' MV i E--Al - ,. r, E' I l JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD The Junior Executive Board is responsible for organizing all junior class activities. Members are elected right after school starts and go to work immediately with plans for homecom- ing. Their responsibilities include putting on skit night, the homecoming field show. and the dance after the game as well as organiz- ing the junior class skit and hall decorations. Fortunately there is a two-month breather before plans begin for the big event-the .lu- nior'Senior Prom. Planning for Prom starts with the money-raising magazine sale in late January. The hard work put into the sale pays off when Prom rolls around in May. .si lf ' -' fu' ,mfr if R. , l. 2. 172 ul .HBA .' Q. I. , . .. .v GUIDES CLASS ACTIVITIES Q' . 3 s S .ac vis. 3. 4. '51 gh 'if 5. I. First row. Suzy Lohr. Renee May. Second row: Linda Nelson, Michelle Bandy, Mignonne Pollard, Lucy Layton, Linda Jor- dan. Top. Brent Frei. Not pictured: Vanessa Braunberg, Gail Calloway. Kim Dubose, Sherri Fulton. Julie Grace, .ludy Hay. Robert Hayes. Lee Ann Kennedy. Lauren Lent, Johnna Ortagus, Elaine Rains, Bruce Smith. 2. Ms. Norma Barrow, Ms. Debbie Palmer, Sponsors. 3. Suzy Lohr, President. 4. Vanessa Braunberg, Treasur- er. 5. Sherri Fulton, Vice President. Not pictured. Elaine Rains. Secretary. Alexa. Patty Andreu. Rhonda Andrew. Cheri Antonatos, Aiiki Augustine. Ronna Austin. Steve Autrey, Robert Axen, Jeffery Baker. Cathy Baker. Mohlyn Bandy, Michelle Bannon. Joby Barker. Vickie Bass, Nina Bearss. Rick Beckel, Raymond Bell. Terrie Bellinger, Sheree Benischeck. Heather Berry, Gunther Bertke, Tammie Bilger. Warren Biondi, Mike Blackwell. Ted Blalock. Kathy AAmL:2 N K . H.: 1 N , Tw-QNN ss X our i Bollendorf. Tina Boone, Dell Bowen, Tammy Boyter, Bruce Braddock, Robert Branch, LaDonna Braunberg. Vanessa Bray, Jill Brewer, Richard Brideson, Sheri Brown, Debbie Brown, Sherri Bryant, Serena Burchfield, Alice Burns, Paul Busby, Mike Buscher, Karen Butterfield. Sandra Byrd, David Calloway. Gail Carter, Lorri Carver, Jay Chapman, Marie Charlton, Kendra Chase. Carla Chellemi, Barbara Chocklett, Dave Cobb, Richard Cochran, Rhonda Coffee, Lori Coffelt, Sharon Collins, Kimberly Connahey, Tim Conway, Lennette Cooper, Blair Cooper. Kyle Coronado, Julie Cox, Mike Cramer, Ronald Crews, James Crews, Patrick Cubbedge, Priscilla Cucinella, Lorrie Culbreth, Tim - Dalton, Sandra Davis, David Davis. Elaine Davis, LaShane Drake, Annette Degan, Theresa Depontes. Rick Z ,mx DeVane, Jill DiMare. Tammy Domingoes. Woody Drake. Janice Driver, Garry Drury, Wade Dubose. Kim Dubowsky, Darryl Duhon. Angie Dyer. Thomas Early, Kenneth Easters, Shawn Eubank, Jim Eubanks. Roderick Evans, Aimee Fahlbusch, George Fazio, Stacy Ferrand, Amy Ferrell. Twanna Ferrier, Teresa Flannigan, Melinda Fleming, Becky Forson. Terri Freeman, Elizabeth Freeman. Michelle Frei. Brent Fuller. B.J. Fulton. Sherri Garden. Demetria Garrett, Judy Gatzke. Ed Gebler, June Geren. Mark Gibbs, Shelia Goss. Michelle Grace. Julie Gray. Kenny Green. Guyla Griffey, Kim Griffin, Deidra Griffin. Edward Guier. Chris Hale, Debbie Hammond, Curtis Harrell. Dana Harris, Clyde Hartley, Joy Harvey, Lisa Hassell, Debbie Hay, Judy Hayes, Robert ' Q' .,, ,,v' 6, Weir ,., NN X QQ X XXX X Q XXX as N NX X w wax X I xx N x Nx SDK Q S gxxx Nx x X S NN x X Q Q Sa ax Q NQ5 NW SU: Hs' Hedetniemi, Susan Heller, Kathy Hesson, Mike Hall, Mark Hinnant, Chrissie Holland, Troy Holmes. Sonya Horn, Becky Horst. Dennis Holton. Shari Houle, Paul Howell, David Hudgins, Ricky Hudnall, Jana Huff, Kathy Hughes, Ryan Hull, Reena Inman, Keith Jackson, Scott Jarriel, Dwayne Jenkins, Dona Jenkins. Eddie Johnson, Belinda Johnson, Julie Johnson, Tony Jones. Gwendolyn Jones, Jeff Jones. Laura Jordan, Linda Keen, John Keeny, Christina Kelbert, Joe Keleman, Vincent Kelly. Michael Kennedy, Lee Ann Kenon, Suikenna Kinard, Adrian King, Faron King, Rodney Kraft, Simon Kramer, Janet Laird, Tonnie Landt, Tracy Langston, Karen Lanier, Antoinette Lardner, Eric Lareau, George Lawrence, Lisa Lawrence. Ray Layton, Lucy X, .,.-it gi X- S , f K ...Q Learned, David Lee, Pamela Lent, Lauren Lewitt, Andy Lindsey, Paula Logan, Yolanda Lohr, Suzy Lott, Barbara Lovell, Mike Lowe, Danny Lundy, Lena Macmullen, Sheila Mallory, Marsha Manning, Debbie Manning, Vincent Martin, Dwayne Martin. John Martin, Kelly Martin, Sid Massie, Patty Matera, Jonna I Matthews, Bernard Mauldin, Terry May, Renee McClain, Mike McClendon, Natalie McCoy, Michelle McCutcheon, Pam McDaniel, Yvette McDonald, Dewey McElroy, Becky McMahon, Tom Mercer, Alan Mercer. Christine Merkel, Linda Messenger, Kem Mignon, Pat Miller, Greg Mills, Pam Moll, Linda Morgan. Brenda Morgan, Frank Moulton. Catherine MuIe', Renee' Mulligan, Clarice Murphy. Tina Murray, Missy Nagle, Becky Nelson, Linda Nester, Joanie Neuenfeldt, Bonnie Nimmons, Patrice Noell, Terry Norris. Sandy Norton. Chuck O'DelI, Nate F. O'DeIl. Shawn Ortagus. Johna Owens, Bill Painter, Denice Parker. Charles Partin. Bonnie Partin. Lynn Pastore. John Patthey, Brenda Peacock. Angie Pedigo. Theresa Perry, Kathleen Perry. Keith Phillips, Edward Phundibulum, lnne Pitts, David Pollard, Mignonne Powell, Cleveland Powell. Wendell Proctor, Dedra Rackliff, Claude 4 Raggins, Joyce Rains. Dawn Rains, Marilyn Rake, Debbie Randall, Mike Rau, Robin Rauch, Glenn Ray. Marty Richards, Dyann Robert, Kaliay Roberts, Pam Robertson, Cheryl Robinson, Lionel Roden, Mark Rogers, Melanie Rogers, Roy Roosa, Ken Rose. Karen Rowan, Mike Saffelder, Mike Sanders, Mike Savard, Russell Sermons. Sherry Severt, Suzanne Sewell, Scott Sheckels. Kevin Shue. Felicia 1 IIA ak-, Shuman, Janie Simmons, Gwen Sims, Andrea Sinatsch. Patty Siprell, Kay Slack, Leon Smiley, Beverly Smith. Bruce Smith, Gwen Smith, Karen Smith, Toni Snead. Stacy Snell, Jennie Soike. Kay Solana, Diana Spaulding, Janet Spurlock, Dorothy Stevens, Ricky Stout, Sarita Stovall, Sandi Strickland, Daryl Stroud, Tracy Sullivan, Scott Sweet, Alfred Taylor, Liler Taylor, Stephan Taylor, Tina Teeter, Colleen Tenney, Cheryl Terry. Emma Teisan. Greg Thomas, Cecil Thomas, Cheryl Thomas. Howard Tucker, Cindy Urcuioli, Gene Usina, Jane Vanderbilt, Donna Vandermeyden, Norann Vaughn, Tina Vaulk, Lucy Vogel, Danny Voorhees. Darran Ward, Dallas Warth, Kim Walter. Pat Washington, James Watkins, Mark Watson, Sidney Weedman, Clayton l annum-........,,, 3 N5 we a R Jn X XXXXyxX1s1K fl o Q 4 Weeks, Tammy Welch. David Wells, Raymond Wharbuns, Willow White, Cameil White. Kimberly Whitfield, Chip Whitfield, Jerome Wilgis, John Williams, Mary Williams, Melissa Williams, Paul Wilson, Rhonda Wilson, Sandy Wilson, Vicky Wing, John Wingo, Linda Winkler, Steve Wolfe, Beverly Wolfe. Stacy Worberstinkle, Bebe Wood, Michael Wood, Richard Wood, Ricky Wooten, Darlene Young. Cameron Zebendon. Trish B. The Sophomore Executive Board has many projects which keep their class busy all year. At the start of the year members organize various fund-raising projects such as car washes and bake sales to help pay for their Homecoming skit and hall decorations. ln early February they are responsible for one of our favorite events here at St. Augustine High-the Miss SAHS pageant. Their final and most important project is organiz- ing the graduation ceremonies in June. J. 188 EXECUTIVE BOARD HEADS qs is X15 f I 5 I Q Q : 35 5 5 5 1 I . 1 SOPHCMORE CLASS ACTIVITIES 3. wf Q .,,, 4 vm 2 QM, We , 5. K 4.1 Hhs' . . 4 ,. ' ' I 5 W , f' 'WS ., , , i . ,vs .N , xl vu , W L ' f. ' I V, l we A sys., . 'V n ,n ' W f, .1 , I I. First row: Kathy Pacetti, Leigh Ann Cooksey. Second row: Anne Murchison, Renea Haire. Third row. Lisa Winkler. Mi- chelle Nowlin, .loanie Lohr. Top: Robbie Brower. Not pictured: Heather Ballantine, Leigh Dennis, Dawne Dyke, Terri Lovell, Tish McQuaig, Vicki Mercer, Jonathan Oli- ver, Lisa Pikula, David Quackenbush, Casey Shaffer, Michelle Slack, Tina Spen- gler, Ann Tadlock, Mia Wier. Tammy Woods. 2. Ms. Pat Delany, Ms. Karen Hayes, Sponsors. 3. Joanie Lohr, President. 4. Michelle Nowlin, Vice President. 5. Ann Tadlock, Treasurer. Not pictured: Dawne Dyke, Secretary, ..f,whs Abel, Danny Albert, Scott Ammons. Gary Anderson. Robert Anthology, Rob D. Applegate. Sharon Armold, Rhonda Ashe. Vickie Bacon. Sharon Ballantine. Heather Barr, Marc Barton, Sandy Bassett, Dan Batie, Robin Batson. Tracy Battell, Suzanne Beall, Ted Beamon, Leslie Beason, Kim Beaudoin, Lisa Bell, Dwaine Bellini, John Bilger, Stephanie Birkett, Eddie Birkett, Robin Bishop, Scott Blankenship. Angie Blount, Pat Boone, Michelle Booth, Georgia Boothe, Penny Borchardt. Lisa Borchert, Matthew Borchert, Terry Borom, Carol ,sh Mtifvf Boykin, Keith Braddock, Roger Bradley, Carl Branch. James Brav, Carl Brick, Gary Brockman. Glenn Brower, Robby Brown. Canzator Brown, Kelly Brown. Monique Bruce. Amelia Bruce. Clark Bryan, Chip Burchell, James Burchfield, Joey Burton. Richard Busby, Mike Buxton. Susan Campion. Kathie Cannon, James Capo. Darren Carre, Tammy Carter. Paul Chandler, Greg Chapman. Lynne Charles. Toni Clark, Allyson Clarkson. Tara Clemans, Chris Clayton, Linda Cochran, Christi Conklin, Phil Cole, Joe Coleman, Melissa Collins, Belinda Conover. Jamille Cooksey. Leigh Ann Copeland, Ted Crews, Darlene Cue, Deborah Cupples, Danny Daniel, Kim Davis. Robert Dennis, Leigh Digregorio, Donna Dobbs. Franky wwf 14' X Donaldson. Wanda Dowell, Michael Dyke, Dawne Durst, Becky Easterling, Paul Easters. Tonya Edenfield. Troy Evans, Lindy Fahringer, Frank Fagans, Virginia Faircloth. Toni Fazio, John Fazio, Rhonda Fisher. Douglas Flannory, Brian Frazier, Vince Free, Scott Fulford, Chrysanne Fuller, Charles Gardner, Scott Gatzke. Debbie Geis, Tommy Geren, Mike Gibbs, Tonya Gilbert. Jeff Ginn, Larry Giovanniello, Sandy Godwin, Marvin Godwin, Peyton Goodall. Keith Goodall, Kenny Goodwin, Chris Green. Mark Green, Steve Greer, Ralph Gribble, Lori Haas. Jeff Hagenbuch, Dottie Haire, Renea Hammond, Eric Hall, Michael Halstead, David Hancock. John Hacker, Charles Harden. Sharon Harper, Kerri Harnage. Steve Harvey, Ruth Helton, Paul Heath, Donald Hendricks, Melissa Herman, Joe Herring, Jonathan Hersey, Sheila Hesson. Diane Hinkle, Becky Hornung, Robin Hauser. Glynis Hussey, John Jackson, Robert Jacobs, Pam James, Matt James. Wesley Jarris, Barbara Jimmerson. Tracy Johnson. Debra Johnson. Julie Johnson, Kelli Johnson, Pat Johnson. Tewanda Jones. John Kalendowicz, Bruce Keating, Sheryll Keen, Joseph Keesey. David Kiger, Barbara Kiger, Todd King, Ben King. LeeAnn Kledzik, Amy Kling, David Krupa, David Kuntz, Charles Laird, Andy Lardner, David Lareau, Mark Lasley, Blair Laurie. Bonnie Leggett, Tammy Lewitt. Mark Liles, Kim Locke. Gary Lake, Ray Lohr, Joanie Lovell. Sheree Lovell, Terri Lyons, Xavier LyVere. Jack Magre, Leslie Mansell, Lawrence Manucy, Todd Martin, Wanda Masters. Joey Mastoridis. Chris Mathis, Becky Matusiak, Teresa McBride, Keith McCormick, Christy McCloskey, Khris McElroy, Josie McKay, Colleen McKercher, Terry McQuaig. Tish McWilliams, Michael Mendoza, Karole Mercer, Jim Mercer, Vicki Metz, Mindy Mickler, George Mickler, Michelle Middleton, Mark Mier. Bruce QL Miles, Fred Miller, Andrew Mimbs. Renee Minihan, Yvonne Mitchell, Bill Moon, Michelle Morgan. Melissa Morgan, Renee Morrison. Pam Motes, Ricky Muensterman, Brian Murchison, Ann Murphy, Lee Nanney, Keith Napier, Mark Nelson. Leila Nelson, Steve Nicely, Paul Noles, Beverly Nowlin, Michelle Oliver, Johnathan O'Loughlin. Irene Olson, Eric Oxendine, Victor Pacetti, Kathy Palmer, Arnold Palmer. Laura Parker, Margaret Parks, Gina Parks, Tray Patrick, Kim Payne, Harold Pearce. Donna Pederson, Kevin Pederson, Keith Pelletier, Kevin Peters, Lynn Pikula. Lisa Pitts, Lisa Pitts, Treisha Plunkett, Joseph Pope, Anthony Pouliotte, David Pomar, Jim Povia, Troy Powell, Evelyn Powers, Britton gran tl i ' ,Q I iff Y 5 9 an 37 Powers, Chris Quackenbush, David Rake, David Raleigh, Percy Raley, Cynthia Ramp, Derick Rardon. Chuck Rau, Jimmy Ray, Pam Rayfield, Daron Rayfield, Derek Reddick. Connie Reeves, Debbie Rester, Donna Reynolds, Sandie Riley. Carla Riley, Ruby Robb. Allen Roberson, Keith Roberts, Mitchell Rogers, Kenny Roos, Janice Rose, Terri Rowe, Leola Rusinate, Bernie Sadler, Melo ly Salamone, David Sand. Ross Saul, David Schenk, Carol Schenk, Jeff Schweinfurth. Karl Selman, Robin Shaffer, Casey Shannon, Deborah 200 Sheppard, Robby Shively, Mary Shugart. Annette Simmons, Brad Simpson. Tammy Sims. Carlotta Singleton. Delores Singleton. Teresa Slack, Michelle Slater, Arbester Slater Carla Slemp, David Smith. Candy Smith, Carl Smith. Carol Smith Gary Smith Kelly Smith Teresa Solano. Serena Solano. Stevie Sommers. Dale Sparks, Jeff Spengler, Tina Stephens, Mary Sterling, Jan '1 3, 1' 1 R ag? ,f 5 .f Q.. ' K 'N X f 1' N' ,ds 40 ,J f' 7 A-WW' M Sterling, Bobby Sterling, Melissa Stewart, Joanie Stout, Lonnie Stix, Streeter, Alisa Studivant. Joel Squires, Roy Sweet, Derick Sweet, Eric Swinea, Mike Tadlock, Ann Tankersley, Jane Taylor. Ed Taylor. Jeff Thaxton, Judith Thomas. Angelia Thomas, Connie Thomas, Jeff ii Thomas. Kathy Thomas, Patricia Thomas. Robin Thompson, Matthew Thornton. Theg Tobler, Maury Toler. Mary Tomlinson. Mary Trabulator. Tibbles Triay. Wayne Tucker. Raymond Tully, Donna Turlington. David Turner. Bobby Llrwiler, Allison Usina. Andrea Vanderbent, Steven Vaughn. Steven Vogel, Chris Walden, Mike Waldron. Brian Walker. Connie Walton. Lance Ward. Branan Ward, David Washington, Bridgett Waters. Robert 5 Ln' -wh? Nwwwuuua-up t v.qi1XXXXXNXXXiiii fzizfzxix v 'X WM, x 1 wtf' Watkins, Clarence Watts, Kellie Weaver, Darlene Weinkleblot. Hildegarde Weisbrodt. Linda Weir, Mia Wells, Mike White. Lawanda White, Teresa Whitfield, Dean Whitley, Michael Williams, Regina Williams. Shawn Williams, Wendy Willis, Bernard Willis, Everett Wilson, Stacey Wilson, Ray Wing, Jenna Wimpleton, Escargot Winkler. Lisa Wiseman, Elizabeth Win, Jay Wolff, Eric Wood, Gail Wood, Sheila Woods, .loya Woods, Tammy Wylaces, Tyrone Yeoman, Brian Young. Bill Young, Sandy Youngman, Danny Zeigler, Lorrie Zink, Marty ADMINISTRATIQN Who comes to all the football games and other school-related activities? The superintendents, that's who! They show their Jacket spirit by giv- ing up their free time just for you. You are very fortunate to have these dedicated men to head our school system. You become familiar with our administration at one time or another. Whether you're getting a note signed by Mr. Bishop or trying to waste time in the halls, you may hear a loud voice shouting, What are you doing out of class? Yes. if you realize it or not. Mr. Grider, Mr. Bishop, and Mr. Fisher are only looking out for ill, YOU! i Q, by . 3 Si 204 FALULTY .5 i 'ii2'll i X C L, J P Y. If f . of l . if L. iff s Us 'f O. C. Hayes, Assistant Superintendent . W. Douglas Hartley. Superintendent . Fred Grider. Principal . J. Bruce Bishop, Assistant Principal . Willie Fisher, Assistant Principal OFFICE STAFF A D GUIDANCE The task of keeping the school running smooth- ly and efficiently belongs to the ladies on the office staff. Their jobs include duplicating mate- rials for teachers, bookkeeping, maintaining at- tendance records and keeping Mr. Grider in linel The continuous growth of our student body re- sults in more and more work for our guidance staff. They arrange schedules to fit your individ- ual needs and listen when you need someone to talk to. Although each counselor is assigned a grade level, they often work together. You are very lucky to have such fine art and music departments. The art department offers classes in drawing, painting and ceramics. In these classes students learn the techniques of self-expression and individuality by creating their own masterpieces. A variety of new classes in music have been added to enrich our stu- dents' musical talents. We hope that this ex- panded program will interest more students. it a ss' ss.. sg N K ,.s,,.wc R, 3+ if 91 5 2 1 i E M303 Y Q' . .. V yi, 2. 206 ART AND MUSIC A-mnqqn ,.,.,M. Al l l. Seated: Genevieve McClure, Catherine Mixon, Shirley Ryan. Standing: Marvis Colee. 2. Seat- ed Ethel Mulligan Betty Beason, Veronica Douglas Standing. Nick Perplch 3 Left to Right: Leon- ard Westberry Rick Fair and LaTona Lester y l R' fx X , I, Q ww 207 2 MATHEMATICS SPECIAL Your math department has a wide vari- ety of courses. Students can prove right triangles in Geometry or find the value of x in Algebra. Those preparing for the assesment test take consumer math. Ad- vanced math is ready to prepare stu- dents for college life. Whatever course you choose, you can bet anything that you will be getting the attention you need to survive out in the world. The special education department is very helpful to many students. These students may require individual atten- tion to comprehend their studies. Thanks to these patient teachers they receive this special attention. The business department offers courses in shorthand, typing, accounting, and business law. Students may learn the complex technical skills needed in to- if, Q E. ,, I ssssaas Q 6 day's business world. 5 , H 5 , 'R Q 5 .2 5 ,if 08 T i m.....,.....-w.-- EDUCATIO 4 3 5 2. BUSINESS Q fe 3 X gs :sux 409 A I. Seated: Patricia Steelman, Alice Pinyan, Bonnie Scott, Nancy Fontaine. Mary Stover, Dorothea Middlebrook. Standing: Joe Bacon. Department Heads Tom Alexander, Conrad White. Not pictured: Phyllis Crotty and Karen Hayes. 2. Betsey Lawrence, Susan Mill- er. 3. Karen Hayes, Pat Delany, Barbara Medlock. awww ,..,..,-..,,,. ..,., ... ,,.,,...2 ', ' , 3. L. 9 Our Home Economics program includes not only the traditional sewing and cooking courses, but classes in Family Living and Child Development as well. These courses are open to guys as well as girls and help prepare our students for all aspects of family life. Where did life originate? This question has puzzled scientists for years and it's still puzzling the students in Biology 2. This question and many more are the topics of Biology l!PhysicaI Science I, Physical Sci- ence 2, Chemistry and Physics. Maybe someday one of our students will answer these questions. Our library is one of S.A.H.S.'s greatest resources. Not only is it bright and cheerful. making it an ideal place to study. but it also contains all sorts of infor- mation in its many reference, fiction and non-fiction books. Students and teachers alike take advantage of the precious materials that are sitting in our library. HOME EC AND SCIENCE 2. 210 AND LIBRARIAN STAFF I. Left to Right. Debbie Palmer. Susan Graham. 2. Seated. Rett Gray. Standing: Edward Brownett, De- partment Headf Malcolm Neel, Charles Strickland. James McAdams. Not pictured: Ron Oglesby. 3, Left to Right: Wilhelmina Jackson, Becky Mignon, Library Aidef Martha Hasty. 3. FOREIGN LANGUAGES ENGLISH Do you want to learn another language and have fun in the process? You've come to the right place. We offer two foreign languages, French and Spanish. ln addition to speaking and writing the languages, you can learn the customs that accompany them. Whatever your choice. the English depart- ment has the course. There are different levels of English for each grade. For exam- ple: You can learn basic English in 2a, or you may study the English language in 2. English 2B allows you to expand your thinking with poetry, literature, and gram- mar. Students who take R.O.T.C. are not neces- sarily joining tbe Army, nor are they head- ed towards a career with the Navy. These students are just learning self discipline not to mention self-respect. This program has been active at S.A.H.S. for some time now. 2. W 212 VT! 'Wiki It Z RESER E OFFICERS TRAINING CORP I E E Q E 3 3 E I NNN , , s -ff v, I 3. l. Left to Right. Katie Gause, Norma Barrow. 2. Bot- tom Rowf Hazel Simpson, John Mantalas. Department Headt Second Row, Charlie Fontaine, Katie Gause. Third Row: Randy Thomas, Claire Loftus, Norma Bar- row. Phyllis Crotty, Donna Swan, and Ann Cochran. Not pictured: Nancy Hartley and Rick Corbett. 3. Left to Right: Col. Danny Fraser, Ist Sgt, William Moore, and Sgt, Ed Nerbonne IN SCHQQL SUSPENSIQN DRIVER S Do you enjoy leaving campus for lunch? Do you like to skip a few classes or days here and there? If the answer to these questions is yes, then you better enjoy In School Suspension. because that is where you'll be going for a few days if you're caught. This is a brand new program at S.A.H.S. and Mr. Alexander is in charge. Here the students do all their assigned work in an isolated room. No talking is allowed and all regular work must be completed. Motor safety, parallel parking, reverse weave, and dodging cones are just some of the important skills learned in driver's education. The course deals with how to handle the automobile . Hope- fully these skills don't go driving out the window after classl The goal of the social studies department is to in- crease the students' understanding of the govern- ing principles of society. The department offers several courses such as Civics, World History, World Geography, U.S. History and Psychology. The students will hopefully leave witb a better un- derstanding of the world around them. 2. 4 LICATION SQCIAL STUDIES IVDRNEITS ED I W f WWQWZL FT IHQMX QQ 'F x ii: ' X 0 x R e PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAFETERIA Complete physical fitness is the goal of your p.e. staff. When a student enters the gym he is just a normal every day high school stu- dent. When he leaves he is a super student, able to leap desks in a single bound and fly to class before the tardy bell rings! Most of you eat in the cafeteria at one time or another. But do you realize how much work is put into the lunches? The cafeteria staff knows. since that is its job. These hard working women try to please you with your favorite foods while sticking to a strict bud- get. Thanks to the custodial staff, you enjoy the convenience of a clean school. These hard working men and women spend their days and nights keeping SAHS attractive for you. V . v V ile' ,gm of if S ,gi ' sf 5 NXNPX 5. ' he s ii 'Q' . s l. . ' , F,::1,:, fi Q A ... - 216 iss! .Q .s gk vmaw mm iw? ' ST FF CUSTODIANS Q- -QQ 3 X, esp' S S 3. I8- Q 2. l. Left to Right: Lady Jacket, Ron Oglesby. Charlie Lopez, Randy Thomas. Purcell Hall. Not Pictured: H. L. Foots Brumley, Hattie Jenkins. 2. Seated: Georgia Burchfield, Alice Roberts. Standing: Donna Raines, Jackie Johnson. Gladys Taylor, Florence Major. 3, Left to Right: Almeaner Hampton. Pearl Fisher, Willie Sparrow. Not Pictured. Rudolph Walker, Samuel White, Louise Bryant. 7 ffwww fr :yy ff ,, , wg - I - lrv- 1 , Q x X g 5 A 1, Q ' f J STGEORGESV YCU X Z W wp QW '0 A .+ C2 iii V 4 l f f f fi 5 SH! 1 X' X2 fry in fl , ' L R . W j f ' fri K N ' N I' I ff fll Lf- Q gl L fi ' A xk '-'X - I TED HXJ THE INDEX ff? 1 Y QD' V f, K? , if kj Q .,,, X 3 V ' pn U gi Q if K AU gf? -vxwf? 4 4F HAD A GREAT VEAR WM ia-muses , mm mmm BOOM HiRii2S8l!i0S CUTE! an mimnm 2Ol Anastasia Blvd. Telephone 824-43l4 North Beach Camping .L-J P k af St. Augustine, Florida 515 Euclid Ave., N. Beach St. Augustine, Fla. 32084 19041 824-1806 Best Wishes To The Class of l98l The Yearbook Staff hopes that you enjoy this volume of the EL CASTlLLO Q I' .ls L' L' 1E E - i , - 7 Th B d h 9 Y I B E L Q e rea S oppe -41 , P Old-Fashioned Goodness 20 VARIETIES - BAKED DAILY SURF SHOP 'Surfboards 'Swimwear 'Beach Accessories Hot Sliced PIZZA 112 Anastasia Blvd. Board Rentals at Noon 824-9803 Camachee Cove Yacht Harbor St. Augustine, FL 32084 19045824-8573 222 ADS ' 9 ITALIAN RESTAURANT SAN MARCO REALTY CO. I Corporate Square St. Augustine, FL 78 Ponce do Leon Blvd. 829'6445 St. Augustine, Florida 32tB4 PHONE 824-0971 829 5915 JACK WILSON ROOFING CO. 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Jazz Modem Congratulations 'L l Class of '8I Remember us for fashion . . . guys tool ,- The members of the Class of l98l wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks to the administrators and faculty members who made our graduation possible. We would also like to wish the Best of Luck to the classes of I982 and l983 in their future years at St. Augustine High School. 2 Congratulations Graduates of I98I POTTER'S WAX MUSEUM I King Street I SHIRTS Ponce de Leon Mall St. Augustine, FL We Sell Shirts MIIIJU IIBUJIANIBILIEJR Orange Park Mall Orange Park Mall Orange Park. FL 32073 Compliments of WILSON MACHINE and WELDING WORKS RFD 3 Box 47 St. Augustine, FL jones-Rent-All Something to Rent AND UNDERCLASSMEN for MW mmf' IN ALL YOUR NEW Im 'iZPd VEQLZIQ DfSf bU'0' ADVENTURES L S. 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GEORGE STREET Street 2 s Aususvmz, FLA. 3208 Congratulations Graduates St. Augustine High School Sports Club Boyter A Abbott. Tim l36. Abel, Danny I90. Adams, Mike l36. Adams, Debbie I36. Albert, Scott 72.l9O. Alexa. Douglas I36. Alexa, Patty I74. Allen, James 9l,lO7,l08,l36. Allen, Terricina 84,9l.ll5,l3l,l36. Altenbach, Anna 29,86,97,l36. Ammons, Gary I90. Anderson, Angelo l36. Anderson, Lisa l66. Anderson, Robert l24,l9O. Andrew, Cheri 9O,lI5,I74. Andrew, Jeanie 2O,76,8l,9O,l3I,l37. Andreu, Rhonda I74. Antonatos, Aliki 76,77,95,l74. Antonatos, Larry 29,33,76,74,77,97,l3l,l37. Applegate. Sharon I90. Applegate, Tina l37. Arledge, Melissa l37. Arnold, Rhonda I90. Asbury, Tracy l37. Ashe, Vickie I90. Augustine, Rhonda l37. Augustine. Ronna I74. Austin, Steve I74. Autrey, Robert 85,I74. Benisceck, Heather I74. Bennett, Barbara l38. Berry, Gunther 7l,l74, Bertke, Tammie I74. Betts, Catherine 37,8O,8I,82,83,ll8,l3l,I32.l38. Bilger, Stephanie I90. Bilger, Warren I74. Biondi, Michael I74. Birkett, Eddie l9O, Birkett. Robin l05,l2O,I9O. Bishop, Scott 7I,99.l9O. Blackenship, Angie 65,l9O. Blackwell, Teddy 85,l74. Blalock, Kathy 74. Blount, Gary 99,l90,l24. Bogert, David l38. Bollendoff, Tina l75. Bollendorf, Barbara 88,I66. Boone, Dell I75. Boone, Michelle 72,l9O. Booth, Angela 89,I38. Booth, Georgia I90. Booth, Penny I90. Borchardt, Lisa ll7,l90. Borchert, Matthew I90. Borchert, Terry I90. Borom, Carol I90. Bowen, Tammy 88,l75. Boykin, Ernest l9l. Boykin, Renee 65,I38. , Bruce l75. Burchell, James l9l. Burnham, Laura l39. Burns, Paul 25,73,75,l43,l75. Burton, Craig 7l,73,l9l. Busby, Kate 89.I39. Busby, Mike 92,l75.l9l. Buscher, Karen 45,l75. Butterfield, Sandra l75. Buxton, Suzanne 69.l9l. Byrd, Anthony l39, Byrd, Daphne l39. Byrd, David 43,7I,73,l75. C Calloway, Gail 69,70,I75. Calloway, Selma l39. Campion, Kathie 73,I9l. Cannon, James l9I. Capo. Darren 82,l9l. Carpenter, Robert 43,7I,l4O. Carr, John 38,63,67,l4O. Carre. Tammy 7O.l99. Carter, Lorri l75. Carter, Paul l9l. Carver. Jay l75. Causey, David 70. Chandler, Greg l9I. Chapman, Diane 34,83,l3l,l4O. Chapman, Marie l75. Chapman, Lynne l26.l9I. Axen, James 69. Axen, Jeffrey 7O,lO5,I74. B Bacon, Sharon I90. Bailey, Kevin 69,99,lO3,I37. Baker, Cathy I74. Baker, Donnie l37. Baker, Susan 53.l37. Ballentine, Heather 7l,l9O. Bandy, Michelle 33,37,77,83,87,79,I73,l74. Bannon, Joby 7O,87,l74. Barker, Vickie I74. Barnes. Mark l37. Barr, Mark I24. Braddock, Robert I75. Braddock, Roger 83,92,99,I9I. Bradley, Carl 65,l9I. Bradley, Jim I24. Branch, James 7O,l9l,l2O. Branch, LaDonna 70,l75. Braunberg, Vanessa 23,34,86,l75,l73, Brav, Carl I9I. Bray, Jill l75,89. Brewer, Richard 72,lO5,I2O,l75. Brick, Gary 78,l9l. Brideson, Sheri 76,l75. Brockman, Glenn l9I. Brothers, William 8I,86,97, 99,lO3.l38. Brower, Donna 25,29,8l,86,lI5,l3I,I38. Barr, Marc D. I90. Barton, JoAnn l87. Barton, Sandra I90. Bass, Nina l7. Bass, Rodney III. Bassett, Daniel 68,l2O,I9O. Batie, Regina 7I,I37. Batie, Robin 73.l9O. Batson. Tracy I90. Brower, Brown, Canzator l9l. Brown, Debbie 72,lO5,l75. Brown, Kelly 93,l9l. 4 Brown, Larry l38. Brown, Monique 7O,lO4,lI3,I9l. Brown, Penny 93,I38. Robby 25,72,73,86,l26,l89,l9l. Battell. Roy l38. Battell, Suzie I90. Beall, Ted I90. Beamon, Leslie I90. Bearss, Rick I74. Beason, Kimberly 63.l23,l9O. Brown, Sherri 34.93,l75. Brown, Wanda l66. Brownett, George 27,37,74.77,83,85,97,l2O. I3l,l32,I38. Bruce, Amelia 65,l9I. Bruce. Clark l9l. Bryan. Chip l9I. Bryant, Anna 69,l39. Burchf Beaudoin, Lisa l9O. Beaver, Kim 29,l04,l38.l33. Beckel, Raymond I74. Bell. Dwaine 99,l9O. Bryant Bryant, Bryant, Eliza 73. Bryant, Serena l75. ield, Alice l75. . Denise IO4.ll3.l39. Dennis 45,65.67,77,33,l32,l39. Bell, Terrie I74. Bellinger, Sheree 7O,79.9O,77,l26,l74. Bellini, John I90. 248 INDEX Burchfield. Joseph Ill,l9l. Burchfield. Robert 45.76.l39. Charles, Toni I9l. Charlton, Kendra 63,65,l75. Chase. Carla l75. Chase, Eddie 84,89,l4O. Chellemi, Barbara 85,l75. Chisolm, Bill 65.67,78,l4O. Chocklett, Dave I76. Clark, Allyson l92. Clarkson, Tara l92. Clayton, Linda lO5,l92. Clemans. Chris 7l,l92. Clemans, Randy 73,l4O. Cobb, Richard 72,73,I76. Cochran, Rhonda I76. Coffee, Lori 65,l76,77. Cohen, Harviette 73,89,l4O. Cole, Joseph l24,l92. Colee, Beth l40. Coleman, Melissa 94.I92. Coleman, Molly 79,89,I4l. Coleman, Wendy 33,45,l4l. Collins, Belinda I92. Colvin, Sherry l4l. Conklin, Philip 8O,l92. Connahey, Debbie l4l. Connahey, Tim 92,99,I76. Conover, Jamille l92. Conrad, Linda I4l. Conway, Lennette l76. Cooksey, LeighAnn 23,4l,63,66 87 l89 l92 Cooper, Blair l76. Cooper, Kyle 7O.92,l76. Copeland, Ted l92. Coronado, Julie l76. Cox, Mike 92.99,I76. Craft, Cindy l4l. Cramer, Ronald 72,l76. V 7 Crews, Crews, Crews, Crews. James I76. Darlene l92. Ernie 4l,65,67,96,l4l. Patrick l76. Crosby, Rhonda l4I. Elmore. Retha l43. Eubank , Jim 85,l77. Eubanks, Roderick I77. Evans, Evans, Aimee I77. David 7I. Goodall, Keith 72,I93. Goodall, Kenny I93. Goode, Lynn 99. Goodwin, Chris l25,l93. Goss, Rhoda 7O,73,89,l78. Grace, Julie l78. Cubbedge, Priscilla I76. Cucinella, Lorraine l76. Cue, Deborah I92. Culbreth, Charles 29,76,97,lOS,I2O.I4l. Culbreth, Tim 76.77,l24.l76. Cupples, Danny l92. D Dale, Jan 2O,23,34,8l,97,I3I,I4I. Dalton, Sandra l76. Danese, Patricia l4l. Daniel, Karen l4l. Daniel, Kimbrough 99,l92, Daniels, Jack 27,97,l3l,l42. David, George 23,29,lO7, I08.I42. Davidson, Sandra 65,I42. Davis, Darrell 77,8l,82,I23,I42. Davis, Dessie I76. Davis, Elaine l76. Davis, David 7l,l76. Davis. Robert l92. Degnan, Theresa 84,I76. Delgado, Tony DO. Dennis, Leigh I92. Depontes, Rick I76. DeTroia. Chris 84,l42 Evans, Lindy 87,l93. Evans, Sheryl l43,l66. F Fagans, Virginia l93. Fahlbusch, George I77. Fahringer, Frank 65,67,l93. Faircloth, Toni l93. Farless. Leslie 74,l43. Fazio, John I93. Fazio, Rhonda l93. Fazio, Stacy 23, I77. Ferrand, Amy I77. Ferrell, Twanna I77. Ferrier, Teresa 69,72,l77. Findley, Crystal l43. Fisher, Douglas 72,l93. Flannigan, Melinda I77. Flannory, Brian lll,l93. Fleming, Rebecca I77. Gray, Kenny I78. Green, Guyla 9l,l78. Green, Mark 73,l93. Green, Steve l93. Greenhalgh, Marlene Greer, Ralph 7O.I93. Gribble, Lori 90,l94. Griffey, Kim 89. Griffey, Linda 86,l45. Griffen, Edward l78. Griffin, Deidra I78. Griffin, .lon 70,l45. 69,79,94,l45. Fonner, Allan l43. Forson, Terri 82,lO4,ll8,l77. Foster, Frantz, Brenda 79,l43. Lisa 23,65,66,90,l44. Frazier. Christopher I44. Frazier, Vince 85.l93. Griner, Leah I45. Groat. Daniel I45. Gross, Richard l66. Guier. Chris I26,l78. Gullette, Dana I45. H Haas, Jeff I94. Hacker, Charles l94, Hagenbuch, Dottie ll7,l94. Hager, Ellen l45. Haire, Renea 65,66.67,87,9O,96,l89,l94. Haire, Tammy 65,68,79,8O.8I,87,l3I,l45.I77. Devane, Jill 84,I77. Dewitt, Todd I42. DeGregorio, Donna l92. Dillinger, Terry IO7,lO9,l42. Dillon, Gidget 76,77,95,l42. Dimare, Tammy I77. Dobbs. Frankie 72,99.l92. Domingoes, Woody 25,63,76,I77. Donaldson, Angela 68. Donaldson, Arreasus 99,lO3.l42. Donaldson, Wanda 65,l93. Dore, George 77,l42. Dowell, Bruce l93. Drake, Annette 87,I77. Drake. Janice 68,77,87,89,l77. Driver, Garry 72,l77. Drury, Wade 92,I77. Dubose. Kim 93,l77. Dubowsky, Darryl I77. Duhon, Angie 89,l77. Duncan, Laura l42. Dupont, Mark l42. Durnin, Paul l43. Durst, Becky l93. Dyer, Tom 7l,73,l2O,l77. Dyke, Dawne l88.l93. E Early, Kenneth l77. Early, Pam 69. Easterling, Paul l24,I93. Easters, Glenn I43. Easters, Shawn I77. Easters, Tanya l93. Edenfield, Troy l93. Elmore, Cheryl 23,I43. Free, Kevin I44. Free, Scott l24,l93. Freeman, Angela I44. Freeman, Elizabeth 67,9l,l77. Freeman, Giorgetta I77. Frei, Brent 38,45,68.76,77,79,94,l73. Fulford, Chrysanne l93. Fuller, Billy l78. Fuller. Charles 7l,I93. Fulton, Sharon 45,73,74,76,8O,95,l78. Futch, Brian 82,l44. G Gaetanos, Mikae 96,I44. Gamsey, Elliott 63,l26.l44. Ganson, Kenneth l33,l44. Garden, Demetria l78. Gardner, Scott I93. Garrett, Judy l78. Garrett, Wendy I44. Gatzke. Deborah 7I,l93. Gatzke. Eddie l78. Geis, Thomas 97,l93. Geotz, Loreen I45. Geren, Mark 29,96,lOS,l78. Geren, Mike 96,l93. Germain, Walter I44. Gibbs, Sheila l78. Gibbs, Tonya 7O,l93. Gibson, Michele 77,l45. Gilbert, Jeffrey 65,l93. Ginn, Larry 72,lll,l93. Giovanniello, Sandy l93. Glubiak, Catherine I45. Godwin, Marvin 7l,l93. Godwin, Peyton l93. Hale, Debbie 27,74.86,l78. Hall, Angela 70. Hall, Denean I45. Hall Mark I79. Hall Mark 72. Hall Michael 73,I94. Hallquist, Mary l46. Halstead, David l26,I94. Hammond, Curtis 99,l2O,I78. Hammond, Joeseph 65,l24,I94. Hammond, Laverne lO4,I46. Hancock, John Ill,l94. Haney, Pamela I46. Harden, Sharon l94. Hardy, Bryce 73. Harnage, Steve I94. Harper, Kerri l94. Harrell. Dan l78. Harris. Ammon lO7,IO8. Harris, Clyde l78. Harris, Donna 25,I46. Harrison, Wanda 4l,65,66,89,9l,l46. Hart, David 29,38,79,8O,8l,83,94,l46. Hartley, Gerri I46. Hartley, Linda 75,86,l79. Harvey, Lisa l78. Harvey, Ruth Ann l94. Hassell, Debbie I78. Hasselquist, Per Ola l46. Hauser, Glynis 7l,II3,l94. Hay, John 92,I24,l46. Hayes, Robert 4I,65,67,76,77,l78. Heath, Donald l94. Hedetniemi, Susan I79. Heggs, Tammara 65,72,I46. Heller, Kathy I79. Hesson, Michael l24.l79. INDEX 249 Helton, Paul I94. Hendricks, Melissa I94. Herman, Joseph 65,67,I94. Herring, John l94. Hersey, Sheila l94. Hesson. Diane I94. Hewitt. Pamela l46. Hicks, Darryl 72,99,IlI. Hicks, Judy I46. Hiers, Christina 93,l47. Hill, Danny 3l,l47. Hill, Michele 76,77,I47. Hill, Virgil I47. Hinkle. Becky I94. Hinkle, Richard I47. Hinnant. Christine 27,75,S6,95.II5,I79. Hoar, Diane I66. Holanchock, Mark I47. Holland, Troy lO5,l79. Holmes, Gary 99,IO3,I33,I47. Holmes. Sonya 34,8O,I79. Holton, Charles I66. Holton, Shari I79. Hopkins. Christina I47. Horn, Harold I48. Horn, Becky IO4,I79. Hornung. Robin Il8,I94. Horst. Dennis I79. Houle, Paul 92.l79. Howell. David I79. Hudgins, Ricky I79. Hudnall, Jana I79. Huebner, Karen I48. Huff, Kathy I79. Hughes, Ryan 7I,92,99,I24,l79. Hull, lsadorea I79. Humphe, Steve 85. Hunt. Lisa I48. Hunter, Sam S6,92,99,IO3,l24.I32. Hunter, Mary 62,6 3,65,66,77,87,96,I48. Hurd, Donna I48. Hurst, Raymond I48. Hussey, John 7O,I94. Hydes, Earl I48. I Inman, Keith 7I,l79. J Jackson. Anthony I48. Jackson, Joyce 72,9I.I48. Jackson, Robert 73,9I,I94. Jackson, Scott I79. Jacobs, Pam 7l,I94. James, Allison 6S,S9,l49. James, Cynthia 65. James, Derrick IO7,lO9,I49. James, Mathew 63,67,I94. James, Wesley I95. Jarriel, Dwayne 72,92,lII,l79. Jarris, Barbara I95. Jenkins, Dona I79. Jenkins. Dwaynon l49. Jenkins, Eddie 63.67,l79. Jenkins, Lenora 25.63,S4,9I,I49. Jimmerson, Richard 73,I49. Jimmerson, Tracy 23,l95. 250 INDEX Jobson, Carl l49. Johnson, Tony I79. Johnson. Belinda 73,l79. Johnson, Debra l95. Johnson Julie I79. Johnson, Julie I95. Johnson. Kelli I95. Johnson. Patrick I95. Johnson Tewanda I95. Jones, Elvert III. Jones, Gwendolyn ISO. Jones, John l95. Jones, Laura ISO. Jones, Jeff ISO. Jordon. Letitia 83,9I,I49. Jordon. Linda 86,l73,ISO. K Kalendowicz, Bruce I95. Kaye, Tammy 79,I49. Kearse, Darryl 65,68,9I.I49. Kearse, Eric 99,lII. Keating, Robert l49. Keating, Sheryll I95. Keen, Debbi 72. Keen, John ISO. Keen, Joseph 99,I95. Keen, Teresa 68.I49. Keeny. Christina ISO. Keesey, David 7S,84,l95. Keith, Michael I49. Kelbert, Jeff I50. Kelbert, Joe ISO. Keleman, Frederick I50. Keleman, Vincent 70,lSO. Kelly. Michael ISO. Kelley, Peter I66. Kelp, Kenneth 7I,I50. Kennard, Debbie I50. Kennedy, Lee Ann ISO. Kenon, Suikenna 68,lSO. Kiger, Barbara l95. Kiger, Todd I95. Kinard, Adrian ISO. King, Benjamin 7O,I95. King, Dana Rae I50. King, Faron 7I,lSO. King, Lee Ann l95. King, Rodney ISO. Kinlaw, Vera S9,l5O. Kirby, Jennifer lI5,l5O. Kledzik, Amy I95. Kling, David 7O,73,I95. Klipstine, Tammy I50. Kraft, Simon ISO. Kramer, Janet ISO. Krupa, David 99,I95. Kuba, Roger 85.97. Kuntz, Charles 7S,l95. Kyle, Laureen I50. L Lacey, Celita 93,I5O. Laird, Andrew l95. Lake, Ray 72. Lake Ray l96. Land, Ross 72. Landgrover, David ISO. Laney, Tammy II8. Langham, Mark 6S,Sl,96.99,l63,I5O. Langston, Karen ISO. Lanier. Antionette S9,I50. Lantz, Susan 65,76,77.l5l. Laporte. Jeannie ISI. Lardner, David 26,I95. Lardner, Eric ISO. Lareau. George ISO. Lareau. Mark l95. Lasley, Blair 7O,99,l24,l95. Laurie. Bonnie l96. Lawrence, Lisa 7l,l8O. Lawrence, Ray ISO. Lawrence, Sheila I66. Layton, Lucy S5.l73,ISO. Learned, David ISI. Lee, Gina. Lee. Pamela ISI. Leggett, Tammy 72,I96. Lent, Lauren 3I,77,79,SO,l23,I8I. Lewis, Raymond 73. Lewitt, Howard I26,I8l. Lewitt, Mark I24,I96. Liles, Kimberly 7I,l96. Lindsey, Paula ISI. Locke. Gary 63,I96. Loftus, Keith 27.74,I23,l5I. Logan, Yolanda S9,ISI. Lohr, Joanie 23,3l,SI,ll7,I89,l96. Lohr, Suzy 74,SI,86,92,l73,l8l. Lott, Barbara ISI. Lovell, Mike 72.84,99,lSl. Lovell, Sheree I96. Lovell, Terri 7O,I26,l96. Lowe, Danny 7I,lSI. Luke. Sharon ISI. Lundy, Lena ISI. Lyon, Xavier IO7,I96. Lyvere, Jack 72.I96. M MacMuIlen, Richard I24,I5I. MacMullen, Sheila ISI. Maddox, David I50. McAllister, Lynne S3,l52. McBride, Keith I96. McCarty, Linda l52. McCarty, Patricia I52. McClain, Michael 92,lSl. McClendon, Natalie ISI. McCloskey, Chris 99,I96. McCormick, Christina l96. McCormick. Richard I66. McCoy, Michelle 7I,lS2. McCranie, Adam 84,l52. McCutcheon, Pamela lS2. McDonald, Dewey l82. McElroy, Josephine I2O,I96. McElroy, Becky 63,66,77,l82. McGuire, Kenneth I52. McKay, Colleen I96. McKercher, Terrance l96. McMahon, Thomas ISI. McNairy, Cindy 27,S5,l23,I32,I52. McQuaig, Letita 23,Il7,l96. McWilliams, Michael l96. Magre, Leslie I23.l96. Majors, Pam 7l,89. Mallory. Marsha l8I. Manning, Debra 7O,I8l. Manning, Vincent III ISI. Mansell, Lawrence l96. Mantalas, Beth 7l,I5I. Manucy, Michael 99,I96. Mule, Renee Il8,l82. Mulligan, Clarice I82. Murchison, Anne 87,I23,l89,l97. Murchison, Glenn 96,l53. Murchison, Burke 92,99,IO3,l53. Murphy, Frederick 68,73,I24,l97. Murphy, Dean 7I.I54. Murphy, Joe I54. Murphy, LeeAnn IS4. Nagle, Becky l82, Massie. Martin. Dwayne 73,l8I, Martin, John ISI. Martin, Kelly 68,79,I8l. Martin, Sandra l5I. Martin, Sidney 92,99,l8l. Martin, Wanda I96, Mason, Charles 72,99,lO3,l52. Patricia l8I. Masters, Everett I96. Masters, Paul l52. Mastoridis, Chris I24,l96. Matera, James l52. Matera, Johanna I8l. Mathis, Rebecca lI7,l96. Matthews, Bernard 99,l20,I8I. Matusiak, Teresa l96. Mauldin, Terry 99,l8l. May, Regina 27,75,87,I73,l8l. Murphy, Murray, Tina 72.I82. Missy I82. Musselwhite, Jennifer 67,8O,8I,I3I,I33,I54. Myers, Allan 92.99,l54. N Nanney, Keith I97. Napier, William 65,l97. Nelson, Abraham I66. Nelson, George I54, Nelson, Leila I97. Nelson, Linda 33,37,67,76,77,79,83,94,I73. Nelson, Stephen I97. Nemecek, Marvin I24,I54. Nester, Joanie l82. Neuenfeldt, Bonnie I82. Meade, Bradley I52. Meade, Marsha 86,92.II5,l53. Meade, Tedra 86,92,Il5,I53. Meissner, Kim 2O,I66. Mendoz a, Karole I96. Mercer, Alan 65,l26,I82. Mercer, Christine I91 Mercer, Jim 72,I96. Mercer, Vickie I96. Merkel, Linda l82. Newsome, Guy I54. Nicely, Paul I97. Nicely, Tracy 69.l54. Nimmons, Patrice I83. Noell, Terry 63,6'l,l83. Noles, Beverly I97. Norris, Sandy l83. Norton, Chuck 96,l83, Nowlin, Michelle 27,75.78,94,l23,I26,I89,I97. O Partin, Theresea 25,l25. Patrick, Kim l98. Pastore, John l83. Patthey, Brenda 83,l83. Payne, Harold l98. Peacock, Angie I83. Pearce, Donna I98. Pearson, Jace I55. Pearson, Pamela 2O,83,9O,I55. Pedersen, Keith l98. Pederson, Kevin 99,I98. Pedigo, Theresa l83. Pelletier, Kevin l98. Perry, Charles 72,l56. Perry, Kathleen 33,88,I83. Perry, Keith 43,72,73,I83. Perryman, Jeff 7I,I56. Peters, Lynn 9O,l98. Petty, Donna 34,86,l56. Phillips, Delaine 20,76,77,I56. Phillips, Edward l83. Pickens, Patricia l56. Pikula, Lisa I98. Pitts, David l83. Pitts. Elizabeth I98. Pitts, Treisha 73,I98. Plunkett, Joseph l98. Pollard, Mignonne 68,79,83,9l.94,I73,I83. Pomar, James l98. Pomar, Tracy 72. Ponce, Kim 82,86.ll5,I56. Pope, Anthony I98. Pope, Mark 72,73.l56. Pouliotte, David I98. Povia, Tray I98. Powell, Cleveland 72,I83. Powell, Evelyn l98. Pace. Deana I54. Messenger, Kimberly I82. Metz, Melinda l96. Mickler, George 73,I96. Mickler, Michelle 86,II7,I96, Middleton, Mark l96. Mier, Bruce l96. Mier, Steve IS3. Mignon, Pat 99,l82. Miller, Gregory I82. Miles. William 84,l97. Miller. Andrew I97. Mills, Pam l82. Mimbs, Renee? I97. Minihan, Margaret I97. Mitchell. Loria I53. O'ConneII, Patrick I54, O'DelI, Nate l83. Powell, Powell, Power, James l56. Wendell 'lO,l83. Debra 29,86,l57. Odell. Shawn l83. Odom, Denise IS4. Oliver, Johathan I97. O'Loughlin, Irene I97. Olson, Eric I97. Ortagus, Johna l83. Owens, William IS3, Oxendine. Victor IIl,l97. P Powers, Brittan 78,I98. Powers, Chris 74,I99. Prevatt, Dale l66. Prevatt, Delinda 69,79,94,I57. Price, Linda l57. Price, Teresa 77,83,I3l,I57, Proctor, Dedra 7O,l83. O Ouackenbush, David I99. Ouackenbush, Jeff 85,I57. Mitchell, Mary l53. Mitchell, Billy 7l,l97. Moll, Linda 93,l82. Moon, Debbie IS3. Moon, Michelle I97. Moore, Cynthia I53. Morgan, Brenda l82. Morgan, Frankie 7l,I82. Morgan, Melissa 7O,I97. Morgan, Renee I97. Morrill, Kevin 99,l24. Morrison, Pamela I97. Moseley, Tom 33,45,76,77,I53. Motes, Richard 65,I26,l97. Moulton, Catherine l82. Muensterman, Brian I97. Pacetti, Jeannette 29.83,lI5,l55. Pacetti, Kathy 8O,83,I89,I97. Pacetti, Richard l55. Painter, Denice l83. Palmer, Arnold I97. Palmer, Angela 37,l55. Palmer, Laura 33,45,88,l97. Palmer, Michael 85,I55. Pamies, Michelle l55. Parker, Charles I83. Parker, Margaret lO4,lI8.I98. Parker, Neena II8,l55. Parks, Claude I55. Parks, Gina I98. Parks, Tray 7I,l26,l98. Partin, Bonnie l83. Partin, Lynn 7O,I83. Ouarterman, Robert 7O,IO7. R Rackliff, Claude l83. Raggins, Douglas 99,I2O. Raggins, Joe 99.IO3,I57. Raggins, Loretta l2O,l84. Rains, Elaine 65.67,76,I84. Rains, Dawn 89,l84. Rake, David I99. Rake, Debbie l84. Raleigh, Percy I99. Raley, Cynthia 73,I99. Ramirez, Manuel l57. Ramp. Derick 72,92,99,I99. Ramp, Linda 77,9O,l57. INDEX 251 Stilwell. Randall, Mike 70,l84. Rardon, Charles 65,70,I99. Rau, James I99. Rau, Robin 70,83,l84. Rauch, Glenn I84. Raulerson, Danny I57. Ray, Marty I84. Ray, Pamela l99. Rayfield. Daron l99. Rayfield, Derek l99. Reddick. Constance I99. Reese, Deborah 73,I57. Reese, Rose I57. Reese, Ruth I57. Reeves, Debbie I99. Reger, Judith 27,74,77,79,80,83,94,l58. Rester, Donna 83,92,l26,l99. Reynolds, Sandra 7l,l99. Richards, Diane l76,l77,I84. Riley, Carla l99. Riley, Latrina 65,89,9l,l58. Riley, Ruby 7I,I04.II3.l99. Rivers, Mike I58. Robb, Allen 99,I99. Roberson, Keith l99. Robert, Kaljay 79,l84. Roberts. Marcus I66. Roberts, Pamela l84. Roberts, Mitchell 63,l99. Robertson, Cheryl 65,79,94.l84. Robinson, Lionel 72,l84. Rockwell, Stewart I58. Roden, Mark 99,l84. Rogers, Charles 7I,I58. Rogers, John 70,l99. Rogers. Melanie 69,70,73,I84. Rogers, Roy 73,l84. Rollins. John I58. Roos, Janice I99. Roosa. Kenneth I84. Rose, Karen 67,77,l84. Rose, Teresa I99. Rosier, Gina I58. Rosier, Tina I58. Rowan. Michel I84. Rowe, Leola l99. Rudderow. George I58. Russ, Freddie lO7,l58. S Sadler, Bonita lO4,II3,l58. Sadler, Melody lO4,l99. Saffelder, Michael 72,73,l84. Salamone, David l99. Sampson, Paula I58. Sand, Ross l99. Sanders, Michael 85,l84. Saul, David l99. Savard, Russell 4l.70,73,l84. Scales, Raymond l59. Scheckels, Kevin l84. Schenk. Carol 7I,l99. Schenk, Jeff I99. Schmermund, Clayton I59. Schofield, Beth 69. Schweinfurth, Karl 67,I99. Sellers, Lee 65 ,8 l,l59. Selman, Robin l99. 252 INDEX Sermon, Cathy ll3,l59. Sermons, Sherry I84. Severt, Suzanne I84. Sewell, Scott 92,l84. Shaffer, Casey I26,I99. Shannon, Deborah lI3,l99. Sheldon, Tricia 20.27,29,74,79,80.8I,83,94,l3i. Sterling. Jan 23.87,200. Sterling. Melissa 20. Sterling, Robert 20. Stevens, Bonnie 34,I3I,I6l. Stevens, Harold I85. Stewart, Joani 23,33,34.85.20. Jane Ann IGI. I59. Sheppard, Lawrence llI,200. Shue, Felicia I84. Shugart, Annette 200. Shuman, Janie 70,I85. Sikes, Paulette l59. Simmons, Brad 2m. Simmons, Gwen I85. Simpson, Tammy 203. Sims. Andrea I85, Sims, Carlotta ll3. Simpson. Lorraine 68,77,89,I59. Stone, Joel l6I. Stout. Lonnie 20. Stout, Sarita I85. Stovall, Sandra I85. Stratton, Amanda l6l. Strawter, Richard l07,l09,l6l. Streeter. Alisa 20. Strickland, Daryl I85. Stroud, Tracy I85. Stuart, Liz 25,'l4,77,83,8Q,90,ll5,I6l Studivant, Joel 73,20. Sullivan, Scott 92,I24,I85. Sinatsch, Patty I85. Singleton. Delores 2w. Singleton, Teresa 203. Siprell, Kay I85. Shively, Mary 73,l0J. Slack. Slack, Slater, Slater, Leon 70,99.I85. Michelle 202. Arbester 200. Carla 200. Slemp, David 202. Smiley. Beverly I85. Smith, Bruce 72,80,l85. Smith. Candy 2m. Smith, Carol 201 Smith, Carl 2w. Smith, Darnell 33,99,l03.l33,l59. Smith, Gary 200. Smith, Gerald 93. Smith, Glenn l60. Smith, Gwen I85. Smith, Karen 79,I85. Smith, Kelly 34,7I,86,200. Smith. Lisa l60. Smith, Mark 79,82,l60. Smith, Michael I60, Smith, Nycol 89,I04,l60. Smith, Sheila 25,29,74,86,II5,I3l,I60. Smith, Stephanie l60. Smith. Smith, Snead, Teresa 200. Toni I85. Stacey 7l,lI3,l85. Snell, Jennie I85. Soike, Solana Solana Kay 84,93,l85. , Diana I85. , Charlene l60. Solano, Serena 2w. Solano, Stevie l24,200. Solano, Vicky IBO. Swain, Edward l6l. Sweet, Derick lll,20. Sweer, Eric 73,lII,2Ol. Swinia, Michael 20. T Tadlock, Ann I89,20l. Tankersley. Jane 20. Tanner, Kerry l6l. Taylor, Chuck l6I. Taylor, Wayne 99.l03,l24,l6l. Taylor, Edward 20. Taylor, Jeffrey l24,20. Taylor, Denise I85. Taylor, Michael 4l,65,77,I05,I20,l6l Taylor, Randi l62. Taylor. Stephen 70,l86. Taylor, Tina l86. Teeter, Colleen l86. Teisan, Gregory I86. Teisan, Hilary l62. Tenny, Cheryl l86. Terry, Emma 70,l20,I86. Terry, Ricky I62. Thaxton, Judy I04,20. Thomas, Angela 72,20. Thomas, Cecil l86. Thomas, Cheryl 7l,l86. Thomas, Connie 83,20. Thomas, Howard l86. Thomas. Jeffrey l20,20. Thomas, Kathy 72,9l,20. Thomas. Patricia 20. Thomas, Robin 20. Thompson, Darryl l66. Thompson Matthew 7I,20. Thornton, David 72. Sommers, Dale 70,2w. Sparks, Jeff XD. Sparrow, Loretta I60. Spaulding. Janet I85. Spengler, Tina 200. Spicer. Debbie 89,l60. Spurlock, Dorothy 65.I85. Squires, Roy 20l. Stallings, Rose I6l. Starling. Kris 70.ll8,2w. Stephens, Mary 200. Thornton, Thegen 73,l07,20. Tiffany, Doug 7l,l62. Tobler, Maury llI,2Ol. Todd, Kevin I66. Toler, Mary 20. Tomlinson, Chet l62. Tomlinson, Mary 70,72,l23,202. Triay, Wayne 72,92,99,202. Triay, Virginia I62. Tringali, Joseph l62. Tucker, Cynthia l86. Tucker, Raymond 202. Tully, Donna 34,202.56. Turcotte, Denise I62. Turlington, David 202, Turlington, Troy 82,l62. Turner, Bob 73,202. Turner, Edmund 7l,l62. Tweed. Cindy 79,94,l62. Tysinger, Lori 34,43,72,80,83,86,l3l,l33,l62. U Urcuioli, Gene 84,I86. Urwiler, Allison 202. Usina, Andrea 202. Usina. Catalina 33,74,77,79,80,8l,83,90.94. Weisbrodt, Linda 203. Welch, David 70,l87. Wells, Michael 203. Wells, Raymond 92,99,l87. Wells, Terrence l65. Powell, Wendell l87. West, Debbie 83,l65. Weyer, Robert l66. White, Cameil I87. White, Elaine lO5,ll3.l65. White, Kimberly l87. White, Lawanda 69,203 White, Robert l65. White Teresa l05.l20,203. l63. Usina, Jane l86. Usry, Derrick 99,l03,l63. V Vanderbent, Steven 202. Whitfield, Stephen 70.99.l87. Whitfield, Jerome l87. Whitfield, Ritchie 73.99.203 Whitfield, Sammy 99,l20, Whitley, Phillip l24,203. Wilbur, Willie 70.99,l03,l65. Wilder, Aura l65. Vanderbilt, Donna 85,93,l86. Vandermeyden, Norann l86. VanKirk, Bobby l63. Vaughn, Steven 202. Vaughn, Tina l86. Vaulk, Lucy 76,77,l04,l86. Vickers, Robert l20. Vogel, Chris 7l,202. Vogel, Danny l8G. Voorhees, Darron l86. Wilgis, John 65,67,I87. Williams, Allen 7l. Williams, Lee l65. Williams, Mary Elizabeth l87. Williams, Melissa l87. Williams, Tony 99,l24,l87. Williams, Regina 203. Williams, Roy 97,l65, Williams, Shawn 72,203. Williams, Wendy 203. Voss, Andrea I63. W Walden. Michael 202. Walden, Todd I63. Waldron, Brian I23,202. Waldron, George 99,l03,l63. Walker, Connie 202. Wall, Wanda II8,l63. Williamson, Jeff I24. Willis, Everett 73.203. Willis, Bernard 73,203. Wilson, Ray 203. Wilson, Rhonda l87. Wilson, Sandy l87. Wilson, Stacey 65,9l,203. Wingo, Jackie 87.lG5. Wing, Jennifer 4l,65,203. Wing, John l87. Wallace, Becky l63. Wallace. Michael 63,65,67,77,l64. Wallace, Pam l64. Waller, Louise I64, Walter, Patrick 77,l86. Walton, Walton, Lance 202. Ward, Branan 65,67,7l.202. Ward. Dallas l86. Debbie 72,73.89,l64, Wingo, Linda 88,l87. Winkler. Lisa 90,Il7,lQ9,2Q3. Winkler, Steve 76,l87, Wiseman, Elizabeth ll7,203. Wiseman, Susan l65. Wishart, Abby 63,76,l65. Wocks, Tammy l87. Wojciechowski, Pam 25,63. Ward, Don l64. Ward, William l2302. Warth. Kim I86. Washington, Bridgett 202. Washington, James 7l,l86. Wasson, Bonnie 69,79,80,8l,94,l3l,l32,l64,29. Wasson, James I23. Waters, Robert 202. Watkins, Clarence 72,203. Watkins, Cammie l64. Watkins, Mark l86. Watson, Sidney 65,7l,9l,l20,286. Watts, Kellie 203, Watts, Robert IG4. Weaver, Darlene 203. Weaver, Pam l65. Weedman, Clayton 7l,l86. Weeks, Tammy 93,l87. Weir, Mia 203. Wolff, Eric 203. Wolff, Stacy 67,l26,l87. Wolfe, Beverly 86,99,ll5,l87. Wolfe, Trae 29,l23.l66. Wolfe, Venessa 89,l66. Wood. Charles l66. Wood. Gail ll3,203. Wood, Michael I87. Wood, Richard l87. Wood, Ricky l87, Wood, Sheila 70,203. Woods, Joya 65.203. Woods, Tammy 65,80,9l,203. Wooten, Darlene l87. Workman, Milton 85,l66, Worley, Sherry l66. Worthington, Phillip I66. Wright, Bruce 92,99,l03.l66. X Xynides, Chris 4l,63.65,76,77,l66. Xynidis, Nick 63,67,96,I20,l66. Y Yeaman. Susan l66. Yeoman, Brian 65,67,l26,203, Young, Cameron I87. Young, Sandy 45,75,88,203. Youngman, Daniel 203. - Z Zebendon, Patricia l87. Zeigler, Lorrie 203. Zink, Marty 72,203. INDEX 253 4 YOU HAD A 'vs 4,141 GREAT YEAR OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mr. Prime Beaudoin and Mr. J.B. Hunt Jr. for taking and cropping the picture of the El Castillo for our title page. 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