Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

:.J ?9%7 ' WcMtofflten I ■ jfl Thomas Carr Howe High School 4900 Julian Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Theme 2 Student Life 6 Sports 44 Album 98 Closing 148 ' ndex 152 Hilltopper 158 Credits 160 I ■ - ■ . We ' ve got a new look It ' s always hard to break traditions and undergo change. However, things hap- pen, people change, and looks go out of style and new ones replace the old. Changes are part of high school. We ' ve got a new look this year. Not only do we have a large freshman class, but the closing of Attucks and Marshall also brought us many new upperclass- men. We also have many new teachers. New students and teachers have brought fresh ideas and added spice to dying ac- tivities. There have been some conflicts but none have been serious. We also have a new schedule with school starting at 7:30 and ending at 2:30 rather than 8:10 and 3:10. 2 Theme Upper left: Many students at Howe take advantage of the weight room. Larissa McClain and Dana Kees encourage junior Scott Brooks. Left: Daymon Gomillia, Amy Kiefner, and Jennifer Endsley do board work in algebra class. Above: Drum major David Adams and director David Poncar proudly display the band ' s trophies on pic- ture day. Theme 3 1 i 1 . --- • I J! 1 : ' B ;• i V 0$ i PmW K u l % C v $ Jj. 4T J ' - it j 1 - Top; Many fans come to the games to see their down their opponents. friends as well as enjoy the action. Right: Cheerleaders and fans salute the flag before Above: The Hornet defensive line gets set to plow a varsity game. 4 Theme Top: Rob Lewis performs on drums at the Pops Concert. Above: Jeff Wessel enters a program during com- puter math class. Theme 5 Stuctettt 4.Ue Our award-winning band, led by drum major Yvette Gi- van, showed the results of dedication and hard work by winning trophies in numerous competitions throughout central Indiana. This same dedication appeared in many as- pects of student life. Student Life 7 £55-- T.3 T. ' bb - o:2o oid - ir.60 Top: A new schedule causes some confusion and students sleepwalking into first period. Above: Curtis Harris, Charles Brown, and Daniel Sweatt like to rap with each other after lunch. Right: Members of the class of ' 89 show their spirit with the second-placed float. 8 Student Life Upper left: Senior Jon Rivers, a candidate for gov- ernor, signs in at the polls on mock election day. Above: Dino Robertson shows how to jam at the homecoming dance. Left: The new aerobics class helps many to get into shape and maintain good health habits Student Life 9 Tisdale team fights drugs The rising abuse of drugs in elemen- tary school, high school, college, and the working world concerned Indiana Pacer Wayman Tisdale and teacher coach Jim Arvin. Together, Tisdale and Arvin decided to start a program that would help young children say no to the demanding pressure of drugs. This program consisted of 14 high school students,, picked because of out- standing academic or sports records with no trace of drug use. These students were willing to attend the Indiana Teen Institute to be taught better leadership and communication skills. A problem which hit the group was the $150 per per- son required to attend the anti-drug camp. The money barrier was broken by Don Gading of Brightwood Moving and Transportation, who donated the $2,100 needed. During the school year the Tisdale Team visited two elementary schools and two junior high schools and spoke to the students about self-image and goal- set- ting. They emphasized to the younger stu- dents that It is okay to say ' no ' to drugs because we do. My kids are effective because young ones look up to them and use them as role models, Arvin stated. Peer pressure is very effective. I get excited and am willing to help, was the feeling of senior Derek Haw- thorne, an active team member. Brian Mc- Donald commented that he enjoys being around young kids and feels good about himself, knowing that he is helping the future leaders to make the right deci- sions. This was the greatest feeling of all to the Tisdale Team. (VICKIE DEAL) Top: Wayman Tisdale of the Indiana Pacers gives his autograph to an excited fan and committed part of his team, Kathy Miley. Right: TISDALE TEAM. Front: Carrie Smith, Kelly Schweitzer, Matt Williams, Rod Marcum, Justine Miller, Jim Arvin. Second row: Dax Gonzalez, Mat Slaughter, Brian McDonald, Kim Pritt, Jill Frederick- son, Kathy Miley, Derek Hawthorne. Third row: Art Wright, Melissa Hadley, Wayman Tisdale. J W 10 Ti8dale Team Above: Jim Arvin points out guests to Wayman Tis- dale the kick-off press conference. Left: Carrie Smith, Brian McDonald. Rod Marcum, and Kim Pritt explain the Clean Team at the Christmas Gift and Hobby Show. Tisdale Team 1 1 Juniors lead music groups Although the Concert Choir lost many strong singers to graduation, it still performed extremely well with a large amount of talent from the junior class. In addition to the annual Pops and Christ- mas Concerts the singers caroled down- town at the city library, the City Market, the Education Center, and the Hyatt, but this year with a different look. Instead of the traditional choir robes, which Howe ' s choir has always worn, this year director Tom Lewis decided that tuxedos and dresses fit the bill. Unfortunately, the bill was a major problem. Poor audience turnout at recent spring musicals had made it financially difficult for the music department to pur- chase new outfits in the past, but out- standing student participation in fund raisers made it possible this year. The Varsity Singers, wearing the same outfits as the choir, had another eventful year, directed by Mr. Bob Bramblett and choreographed by Mr. Ed Schwab. They were invited to sing at various places throughout the year including the Gift and Hobby Show at the Fairgrounds, Union Station, and the East Side Health Care Center. The trendy singing and dancing group performed innovating April 29 in a dinner-theater style at Howe. The event seated 125-150 people who were served dinner while the show choir treated them to an hour show on the stage with lights, props, and drops. Mr. Bramblett hopes the new event will be repeated in coming years, perhaps becoming as popular as the Pops and Christmas Concerts. This year the Madrigals, also directed by Mr. Bramblett, expanded their pro- gram. Besides having two feasts on the Howe stage, they visited two local churches. With Pedro Scott as King and Elyce Meyer as Queen, the medieval singers entertained at the Speedway Methodist Church and the Eastminster United Presbyterian Church. Unfortunate- ly, appearances at Union Station and the Indianapolis Zoo had to be cancelled be- cause of a flu epidemic just before Christ- mas vacation. The group of 20 featured not only solos by Kathy Miley, Pedro Scott, and Angie Bailey, but also flea tricks by the Court Jester, Guy Booher. All in all the music department man- aged to maintain the tradition of excel- lence for yet another year. (JILL FREDERICKSON) - 4 ' 1 5 if i ' ; ft ' , W-y rt MMMH i 1 4 v V kAY 12 Vocal Music Top, center: The concert choir shows off its new outfit at the Pops Concert. Top, right: Elyce Meyer, Angie Bailey, and Melinda Baker work on new music for Madrigals. Above: Ron Yeary and Carolyn Jacobs sing serious- ly to each other during the Pops Concert. Bottom, far left: Elyce Meyer and Pedro Scott, Lord and Lady of the Manor, present themselves before the audience. Left: Madrigal Singers and their attendants gather for a picture after a feast on the Howe stage. Vocal Music 13 Good year for band, orchestra The 1986-87 school year was an ex- traordinary one for the orchestra and marching band. For the orchestra, this was the first year to have string special- ists, with Mrs. Leslie Bartolowitz for the first semester and Ms. Sheila Harris for part of the second semester. For the marching band, it was one of the best years they have had in a long time be- cause, according to director David Pon- car, It was the first year that juniors and seniors have realized their leadership po- tential. The marching band won six trophies at Bush Stadium. Soloists Dana Huggler, Rob Harris, Jerome Davis, and David Grider received the Outstanding Wind So- loists award. Rob Lewis, Andrea Fish- burn, Eric Alexander, Scott Schoen, Shawntez Gant, Steve Deeter, and Keith Gough won the award for Best Percussion Section. Orchestra members Monica Mertz, playing violin, and Jeremy Kincaid, playing string bass, both won first place awards in regional and state contests. According to Ms. Harris, The orchestra has given their full potential as a whole. She says, however, that Howe needs a bigger orchestra. All in all, 1986-87 was an excellent year for both orchestra and marching band. (CHAD BURRIS, CORY CARLETON) Top: Junior Eric Alexander and fellow percussion- ists march in the homecoming parade just before the rain begins. Right, center; The tuba section of the band plays during the Pops Concert. Lower right: Members of the flag corps lead the band in the homecoming parade. 14 Music Top: Junior Eric Alexander and sophomore Jeremy Kincaid take a break during the Pops Concert. Above: Senior band member Rob Harris performs during the Pops Concert. Left: Sophomore Monica Mertz plays the violin at a Madrigal dinner. Music 15 ' Charlie Brown ' a summer hit This summer director Tom Lewis de- cided on a rare, repeat performance of You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown. Last done seven years ago the musical comedy, based on Charles M. Schultz ' s popular comic strip, was double cast. The show features only seven characters, and, because of the large turnout, there were two casts, each playing two con- secutive nights. In order to avoid showing favoritism, Mr. Lewis divided the casts into This cast and T hat cast, having each person with a part draw his cast assignment from a hat. Another of Lewis ' ingenious ideas was deciding to put both the actors and the audience on the auditorium stage togeth- er. Using a theater in the round style, the set was built on the stage in an H shape, with the audience seated inside the sides of the H, creating a feeling of involvement rather than mere observa- tion. Brian Boyd, as that Charlie Brown, made his character seem even more be- lievable by shaving his head for the role, and Jill Frederickson was still able to per- form her part as this Lucy, after having a case of pneumonia just prior to the per- formances. The show also featured new- comers in that cast, including Chris An- derson as Schroeder; Jamaine Walker as Snoopy; Heather Harter as Peppermint Patty; and Tom Burgess as Linus. Evelyn Winslow and Carolyn Jacobs, playing Lucy and Sally respectively, rounded out that cast, while this cast consisted of Guy Booher (Charlie Brown), Jerome Davis (Linus), Pedro Scott (Snoopy), Christy Wright (Peppermint Patty), Ron Yeary (Schroeder), and Dawn Wratten (Sally). Lynne Morgan, the department accompanist, volunteered her piano- playing services for the production. The entertaining, innovative show was highly successful and well attended all four performances, July 22, 23, 24, and 25. (JILL FREDERICKSON) 16 Summer Musical Opposite, top: Jill Frederickson, Christy Wright, Dawn Wratten, and Melinda Baker parade in place during the song You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Opposite, center: Guy Booher, Brian Boyd, and Ron Yeary rehearse on a hot summer morning. Opposite, bottom: Having two casts often requires taking turns. Jill Frederickson waits as Evelyn Wins- low takes her turn as Lucy. Top left: Carolyn Jacobs and Melinda Baker amuse themselves during a break. Top right: Jill Frederickson catches her breath be- fore singing to Schroeder. Above: Ron Yeary and Chris Anderson wait to re- hearse as Schroeder. Left: Guy Booher (Charlie Brown) sings about his unpredictable kite. Summer Musical 17 ' Annie ' a hit in spring Annie Get Your Gun, always an audi- ence favorite, was the choice of di- rector Tom Lewis for the annual Spring Musical of 1967. The musical, performed March 19, 20, and 21, featured many well- known songs such as Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better, Doin ' What Comes Natur ' lly, and the ever popular There ' s No Business Like Show Business. The western show centered on a love story between the famous sharpshooter Annie Oakley, played by junior Kathy Mi- ley, and her marksman rival suitor Frank Butler, played by junior Jerome Davis. The cast included many other real-life legends other than Annie Oakley, such as Buffalo Bill (Jon Mertz) and Sitting Bull (Bruce Pickens). The story featured the traveling west- ern show of Annie and Frank, joined by their barker Charlie Davenport and Frank ' s assistant Dolly Tate, portrayed by juniors Guy Booher and Christy Wright respectively. Despite his love for Annie, Frank be- came jealous of Annie ' s top billing and split the show, taking Dolly with him. This conflict kept the audience in suspense waiting for love to bring Annie and Frank back together. The remaining cast and chorus, with the help of choreographer Ed Schwab, helped to uphold Howe ' s strong tradition of quality performances, well-known throughout the city. Chorus participation was one of the reasons why Mr. Lewis chose Annie Get Your Gun. He felt that it was the kind of show to motivate and excite the supporting cast. Other rea- sons included the fact that three or four junior girls had a good shot at the lead and had strong potential. As usual the annual music production was extremely well performed and believ- able due to Lewis ' excellent casting and motivating abilities. (JILL FREDERICKSON) Top: Principals Kathy Miley and Jerome Davis and choreographer Ed Schwab watch a chorus number in rehearsal. Right: Director Tom Lewis follows a rehearsal with script nearby. Right, center: Frank Butler (Jerome Davis) sings to a group of admiring ladies during A Bad, Bad Man. 18 Spring Musical Top center: Kathy Miley and Jerome Davis sing Old-Fashioned Wedding. Top right: Chorus members practice an Indian dance. Center: Jeannine Maples and Amy Watt try to hold a position for choreographer Ed Schwab Above: Kathy Miley tries to recall her lines while the chorus rehearses. Left: Bruce Pickens studies his lines Spring Musical 19 MARCHING BAND. Front row: Leandra Brattain, Rhonda Storm, drum major Yvette Givan, Scott Schoen, Keith Gough, Andrea Fishburn, Steve Deeter, Rob Lewis, Eric Alexander, drum major Da- vid Adams, Diana Walters, Angi Boulware. Second row: Anna Thompson, Paula Rogers, Kim Hamilton, Michelle Wilson, Amanda St. Lawrence, Carrie Huggler, Lori Heizer, Jeannine Maples, Heather Harter, Dana Huggler, Lori Marshall. Third row: Tony Brown, Angi Bailey, D. J. Givan, Tracy Deweese, Sonia Bennett, Julie LaFollette, Traci Denton, Jamie Tucher. Fourth row: Debbie Friddle, Michelle Hart, Mike Bratcher, Tim Hayes, Chris Stuck, Chris Thornton, Andrea Armour, Chris Martin. Fifth row: David Grider, Barry Evans, Kelly Newkirk, Rob Harris, Jerome David, Chris Duncan, Mike Bil- lingsley, Billy Johnson. Back: director David Poncar. JAZZ BAND. Front row: Yvette Givan, Michelle Hart, Lori Marshall, Jeannine Maples. Second row: Brad Cox, Odie Alexander, Rob Lewis, Rick Smith, Tony Brown. Third row: Rob Harris, Kim Collins, Angi Bailey, Andrea Armour, Kelly Newkirk, Bryan Clark. B BAND (Period 6). Front row: Kim Collins, Diana Sullivan, Nicole Bradberry, Tim Messenger, Tracy Baldwin, Stacey Ingels, Angie Smith, Michelle Wil- son, Robyn Lucas, Tina Henslee. Second row: Rick Smith, Derrick Sherrill, Sheryl Stepp, David Depp, Kelly Newkirk, Bryan Clark, Ed Hicks, Tim Hayes, Bill Hale. Third row: Damon Taylor, Bob Hale, Larry Coffee, Russ Lawrence, director David Poncar. 20 Music B BAND (Period 1). Front row: Ellen Fisher, Jeff Reidy, Steven White, Vicky Wallace, Kim Hamilton, Amy Hornback, Marian McDowell. Second row: Da- vid Craig, Mike Gregory, Brett Hughes, Theo Rog- ers, Eric Berg, Scott Hogue, Billy Johnson, Eric Kiml- ing, Traci Cooper. Third row: Rick Spears, Corey Andrews, Darrell Stout, Jeremy White, Shawntez Gant, Keith Nuckols, director David Poncar. ORCHESTRA. Front row: Monica Mertz, Ayanna Person, Anna Thompson, Kevin Lindsey. Second row: Aaron Gray, Nicole Reedus, Tracy Lowenthal, Linda Moore, Rhonda Meulen, Jon Mertz. Third row: Doretta Thomas, Jeremy Kincaid, Brian Boyd, Stephanie Oleksy. MADRIGALS. Front row: Kathy Miley, Christy Wright, Carolyn Jacobs, Dawn Wratten, Elyce Mey- er, Angi Bailey, Melinda Baker, Heather Harter, Eve- lyn Winslow. Second row: David Adams. Ron Yeary. Brian Boyd, Pedro Scott, Guy Booher, Jerome Da- vis, Joseph Bramblett. Not pictured: Chad Burris. Music 21 BASS. Front row: Johnny Gordon, Jamaine Walker, Pedro Scott, David Vargas. Second row: Bruce Pickens, Brian Boyd, John Robinson, Norman Broaden. Third row: Kevin Moore, Eugene Toles, Eric Cook, Alan Lough. BARITONE, TENOR. Front row: Larry Knapp, Beryl Russell, Guy Booher, David Aldus. Second row: Jerome Davis, Daniel Stewart, Ron Yeary, Steve Johnson, Joseph Bramblett, Chris Anderson. SOPRANO. Front row: Heather Harter, Angi Bailey, Jeannine Maples, Crista Prather, Kelly Alexiou, Kim- berly Lungwitz. Second row: Evelyn Winslow, Re- nee Allen, Shuron Scott, Kathy Miley, Sarah Nalley, Lizzia Naue, Susie Warren. 22 Music ALTO. Front row: Carolyn Jacobs, Dawn Wratten, Elyce Meyer, Kina Thackray. Second row: Michelle Humphries, Patty Heizer, Vickie Deal, Melinda Ba- ker, Christy Wright, Jill Frederickson. CHORALAIRES. Front row: Dawn Wynne, Sue Rau, Amanda Franklin, Debra Capshaw, Teresa Kelley, Sarah Nalley, Brenda Sparks, Zora Jenkins. Sec- ond row: Jennifer Fines, Julie Jackson, Demetria Perry, Cassandra Crowe, Carolyn Lewellen, Sherry Edwards, Lisa Gray, Theresa Gray, Janet Hammon- tree, Rhonda Cosby. VARSITY SINGERS. Front row: Ron Yeary, Nicole Reedus, James Dearth, Elyce Meyer, Brian Boyd, Carolyn Jacobs, Jamaine Walker, Kim Lungwi tz. Second row: Christina Walker, Pedro Scott, Mi- chelle Humphries, David Grider, Dawn Wratten, Chad Burris, Sharon Paschal. Third row: David Ad- ams, Anna Thompson, Joseph Bramblett, Patricia Heizer, Jerome Davis, Kathy Miley, Guy Booher, Shuron Scott, Alan Lough. Music 23 Groups strong in ' 87 Clubs and groups came back strong in 1986-87 as foreign language groups were revived and speech, drama, and Key Club groups were formed. Upper left: Freshman Tom Freitag anticipates his move. Upper right: Senior Steve Swinford, state governor of the Key Club, leads an organization meeting. NATURALISTS. Jason Zaphiriou, Diana Walters, Dawn Harmon, Bonnie Faubion, sponsor James Yarber. STAGE CREW. Front: Michael Bates, Jason Za- phiriou, Dara Lucas, David Guthrie. Second row: sponsor James Lynch, Matt Burton, Guy Booher, Joe Bates, Ronald Tingler. 24 Groups CHESS CLUB. Front row: Brian Boyd, Taron Tyson, Tom Freitag, Joshua Leadingham Second row: Lloyd Jessee, Steve Wineberg, sponsor John Skene, Michael Gregory. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, FALL INITIATES. Front row: Heather Harter, Latonya Maxie, Michelle Earls, Sonya Hix, Jamie Tucher, Natalie Doan, Molly Mocco, Pam Schaefer, Shana Golden. Second row: Phil Kellar, Steve Johnson, Carolyn Lewellen, Aman- da Cornette, David Adams, Diana Walters, Louis Mozingo, Jill Frederickson, Evelyn Winslow. KEY CLUB. Front row: Theresa Jones, Traci Col- lins, sponsor Rutha Sims. Second row: Eugene Campbell, David Pratt, Rodney Kates, Steve Swin- ford. Groups 25 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Front row: Jennifer Tarplee, Kina Thackray, Shannon Spencer, Lecia Keaton, Dennis Trinkle, Angi Bailey. Second row: Lara Thackray, Brian Schoen, sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Keaton, Derek Hawthorne, Phillip Kellar. MU ALPHA THETA. Front row: Jennifer Tarplee, Kina Thackray, Shannon Spencer, Lecia Keaton, Dennis Trinkle, Angi Bailey. Second row: Lara Thackray, Matt Silvers, Brian Schoen, sponsor Carolyn Freeman, Robert Smith. GERMAN CLUB. Front row: Paul Shepherd, Jenni- fer Fines, sponsor Dan Stanley, Amy Stone. Second row: Steve Wineberg, Louis Mozingo, Larry Knapp. 26 Groups FRENCH CLUB. Front row: Kina Thackray, Jennifer Tarplee, Pam Schaefer, Lara Thackray, Traci Col- lins, Evelyn Winslow. Second row: Jon Isenberg, Louis Mozingo, Angi Bailey, Angie Kidwell, Julie La- Follette, Tammi Largent, Kelli Henslee, sponsor Mrs. Jody Hancock, Robert Smith. Third row: Craig Stephenson, Lecia Keaton, Melinda Baugh, Aimee Rosales, Debra Capshaw, Robert Smith. MEDIA CLUB. Front row: Michelle Earls (secre- tary), Bruce Wright (vice-president), Anita Patter- son (president), sponsor Joanna Leffler. Second row: Christina Walker, Melinda Baker, Sherry Ed- wards, Janet Turner, Lamont Smith, Kim Berwanger, Roger Porter. Third row: Kathi Keck, Steve Wine- berg, Anna Miller, Regina Springer, Tina Henslee, Janice Fields, Shelley Oberholtzer. QUIZ TEAM. Front row: Matt Silvers, Grover Browning, David Pratt, Steve Swinford. Second row: sponsor Errol Spears, Dennis Trinkle, Lara Thack- ray, Kina Thackray, Steve Wineberg. Groups 27 COMPUTER CLUB. Front row: sponsor Larry Brown, Johnny Gordon, Michelle Earls, Sherry Ed- wards, Paula Lovins, Jon Isenberg. Second row: Charles Robertson, Joseph Williamson, Steven Col- lins, Mike Fultz, Craig Stephenson, Lloyd Jessee. SPEECH CLUB. Front row: Elyce Meyer, Melinda Baker, Evelyn Winslow, Lecia Keaton. Second row: Dennis Trinkle, sponsor Mrs. Ann Hall. DRAMA CLUB. Front row: Angi Bailey, Elyce Mey- er, Melinda Baker, Evelyn Winslow. Second row: Dennis Trinkle, Lorrie Kennedy, sponsor Mrs. Ann Hall, Scott Schoen. 28 Groupa DECA (Period 6). Front row: Katie Maciotok, Karry Bosley, Kim Glass, Debbie Abel, Shannon Shif- kowski, Robbin Jackson, Chris Criswell, Gina McA- tee. Second row: Shannon Carson, Teresa Jones, Lisa McClain, Darline Cunningham, Sarah Nalley, Lizzia Naue, Paula Young, Louis Mangine. Third row: Cindy Washington, Latina Poole, Mark Britt, Mike Cooper, Troy Hilliard, Tawanna Jones, Quinton Townsend. DECA (Period 1). Front row: Katharine Keck, Cindy Miller, Carla Wencke, Carolyn Gregory, Beverly Burge. Second row: Tonya Zollicoffer, Delnitta Clark, Judy Littell, Telisa Steele, sponsor Debbie Bareford. Third row: Krista Foltz, Rhonda Storm, Michael Scott, Brian Hunter, James A. Long. OEA. Front row: Tammy Cratton, Teresa Penning- ton, Jane Bussey, Patricia Vie, Francine Rowley, Elizabeth Purvis, Kim Sumpter. Second row: Angi Bailey, Bertha Hart, Angel Vie, Adrienne Pruett, Julie Howe, Altreda Foster, Lanone Branham, Lisa Za- chery. Third row: Amy Gough, Caroline Harper, Ra- chele Wagoner, Michaela Hindman, Kim Neal. Kathy Ayers, Devonda Pick ett, Teresa Watkins. Fourth row: Michelle Braun, Diane Miller, Carol Lee, Angie Pittman, Richard Hall, Clarence Parson, James Spears, Julie Lindley. Groups 29 JROTC teaches leaders Most people think that ROTC mainly teaches army material. That is not the case. Of course, it does teach a lot of fundamentals, such as left face or right face, but the course never teach- es things like hand-to-hand combat. Suppose someone were to walk up to Master Sergeant Corbin Davis and ask him what the purpose of JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) is. His reply would be to make better citizens of high school students and teach them leadership skills. When asked what the term leader- ship meant to them, Billy Jenson said, It rewards self-confidence. But Joe Whitney had a different point of view. He said leadership means being able to take charge of a group of people without being told, rewarding those who do good and punishing those who don ' t, and finally it means . . . admit your mistakes. Under the strong leadership of Battal- ion Commander Bruce Wright and Battal- ion Executive Officer Debra Fisher, the battalion placed again in the Veteran ' s Day parade. Under the direction of drill team commanders Bruce Wright, Joe Whitney, and Debra Fisher the male and female drill teams became more skillful and confident in themselves. (JOE FULTZ) Top: Members of the male drill team practice in the upper lobby after school. Right: Sergeant Malone explains to Crystal Martin what ' s wrong with her uniform. 30 JROTC Top: The color guard presents the colors before a varsity basketball game. Above: Sergeant Malone closely inspects James Taylor ' s uniform. Left: Cadets stand at parade rest while waiting to be inspected. JROTC 31 Right: Cadets come under the sharp eye ot Sgt. Robert Malone during weekly inspections on Thurs- days. BATTALION STAFF. Front row: James Combs, Joe Whitney, Billy Jensen, Sabrina Wortham. Sec- ond row: Bruce Wright, Tina Whitten, Ron Tingler, Roger Porter, Keith Nuckols, Brian Roland, Debra Fisher. Third row: Stacey Porter, Anthony Carr, Steve Mitchell, Eugene Johnson, Ronald Cook. COLOR GUARD. Front: Ron Tingler, Treq Miller. Second row: Jeff Houpt, Joe Whitney, Tina Whitten, Debra Fisher, Bruce Wright. Third row: Keith Nuck- ols, Roger Porter, James Combs. 32 JROTC RIFLE TEAM. Front: Joe Whitney, Ron Tingler. Sec- ond row: Bruce Wright, Billy Jensen, Tina Whitten, Steve Mitchell, Jeff Houpt. MALE DRILL TEAM. Front row: Harold Williams, Roger Porter, Brian Dismuke, Treq Miller. Second row: Anthony Carr, James Combs, Tyrone Carr, Joe Whitney, Ron Tingler. FEMALE DRILL TEAM. Front row: Barbara Taylor, Stacey Porter, Demetria Bray, Sherri Beech. Mary Taylor. Second row: Sabrina Wortham, Janet Dan- iels, Jenee Fisher, Tamika Vaden, Angie Ewell, Ur- landa Smith, Leslie Johnson, Debbie Fisher. JROTC 33 Tower back on track Many problems faced the Tower staff this year, causing them to fall into a temporary slump. The staff, for the most part, had a pro- ductive first issue. But problems within the staff, such as shortness of time and other activities outside of school, caused many of the staff to abandon completely. But the Tower lives on with a bright new fire to guide it back on track. Many new members joined the staff. But with new members came more problems, such as lack of numbers and experience. Most of the staff were underclassmen, howev- er, and they were determined to stick and make the paper what it once was. The staff is rebuilding a quality publica- tion, commented second semester news editor Steve Swinford. The paper itself changed also. The for- mat changed from a newsmagazine to a tabloid format. The number of pages changed from sixteen to four, making pro- duction easier. According to adviser Dave Massy, the new staff was working under severe con- ditions because of their inexperience. It ' s kind of like being a basketball coach with a good team, with a fast break and rebound power, and then losing the whole team and getting a totally new team. They ' re going to be slow at first but will improve as time goes on, he said. The caring was there, and they operat- ed as a team, and they got the job done. (MICHAEL NEELY) Top: Junior Rodney Kates hustles to finish an as- signment during pasteups. Right: News editor Steve Swinford performs a last- minute editing job. Right, center: Advisor Dave Massy assists Carolyn Lewellen with typesetting. 34 Tower Upper left: TOWER STAFF. Front: Amy Hornback. Carolyn Lewellen, Jessica Byrd. Gabi Hon. Second row: Alan McFerrin, Phil Kellar, Ronnie Woods, Rod- ney Kates. Upper right: Senior Phil Kellar pulls out his working materials for pasteup. Above: Sophomore Amy Hornback tries to shut out her surroundings while writing a piece of copy. Left: Junior Eric Alexander searches for a mis- placed picture. Tower 35 Many changes, new faces The 1986-87 school year was one of many changes and new faces. With John Marshall and Crispus Attucks being changed to junior high schools, there were several new arrivals to Howe High School, plus the arrival of new freshmen. Also with the changing of Crispus Attucks High School, the students who attended Attucks part-time for the magnet pro- grams now attend Arsenal Technical High School part-time. This year was one with new teachers and the loss of some. Also, Robert Berry was promoted to director of guidance and Treva Carroll was made chairman of the home economics department in her first year at Howe. The senior class of 1987 was the last class to need 32 credits to graduate, while future classes need 38 credits to graduate. A new addition to Howe High School was aerobics, a class in which the stu- dents keep fit and trim. A very big problem is that so many stu- dents do not givetheirfull potential. Some students quit because they don ' t care or don ' t like it, because of pregnancy, or be- cause of a job. Also, hobbies, personal interests, and jobs, even though they are great to have, sometimes get in the way. There are also the students who like school and have spirit toward it. But there are also the students who only stay in school for something to do and so they can get a good job. According to vice-principal Bruce Beck, academics are down but they will come back again. The 1986-87 school year was a little different from earlier years but with new faces and different attitudes. (CORY CARLETON) Top: Students in business education use high-tech word processing equipment. Right: Nick Savage watches as Darrin Litterai bench presses. 36 Academic8 Top: David Elliott waits for instructions in English. Above: Kelli Williams works on a clothing project. Left: Shannon Flanigan works on a drawing for art class. Academics 37 Top: Freshman Robert Riggles experiments with water colors ' in art. Above:Br an McCary burns his wood project in craft design as other students look on. Upper right:Debb e Flanigan completes her English classwork. Right: A foreign language class studies the German language. 38 Academics Top: Junior Candy Crowe flips through her English folder for an assignment. Above: George Maynard studies various types of glassware in his foods class. Left: Freshman English students wait for the bell. Academics 39 Top: Shelia Turner works to finish a dictionary as- Upper right: Sophomore Brian Brooks puts the fin- signment. ishing touches on his color harmonies sign. Above: Dewain Johnson explains a repair to his Right: Freshman algebra students work on class- power mechanics class. work. 40 Academics Top: Jeff Nolan listens as instructor Jim Lynch cri- tiques his work. Above: Stephanie Moore spots as Dana Kees at- tempts a lift in conditioning class. Academics 4 1 Upper left: Teresa Blazek uses class time for a Upper right: Duane Boicourt puts fine details on an vocabulary assignment. art project. Above: Laura Sweeney listens to instructions from Right: Lamont Ahmad and Robert Smith listen as Mrs. Bareford. Mrs. Keaton explains molecular models. 42 Academics Top: Urlanda Smith cheerfully works an algebra problem at the board. Above: Junior Lisa Sloan watches as Mrs. Shirley Hembd demonstrates an embroidery stitch. Academics 43 Individual athletes and winning teams brought distinction to Howe this year and put the school back on the winning track. Among many athletes winning individual recognition was senior Derek Hawthorne, whose honors included two years as all-city quarterback, selection to the UPI all-state team, and membership in the National Honor Society. Sports 45 Young teams perform well All the spring sports program were faced once again with young teams and tough schedules. Despite theiryouth, all teams gave respectable showings with underclassmen taking charge and leading the way. The girls ' softball team faced perhaps the most difficult task of the year. With a young squad and a midyear coaching change, they played inconsistently throughout the season. They played well at times but couldn ' t come up with the big plays when they needed them desperate- ly. Interim coach John Spilker did manage to pull his squad together in time to cap- ture Howe ' s first softball sectional title. First-year track coach James Whisler ' s Lady Hornets were once again a powerhouse but one made up this year of mainly underclassmen. They finished the regular season with a 6-1 record and won all the invitationals they entered ex- cept the Richmond meet. They also cap- tured their fourth straight city title with seniors Kim Jointer and Elva Keaton tak- ing individual firsts in the 100 and long jump. Both relay teams were city champi- ons and held state bests at times during the season. Leading scorer in most meets was sen- ior Jennifer Guthrie, who hurdled and high jumped. Freshman Tiffiani Archey and senior Elva Keaton achieved top individ- ual performances. Archey set a school record at 400 meters and placed seventh in the state meet. Keaton set a school record of 19 ' 4 and placed second in the state meet long jump competition. Keaton was also named outstanding senior fe- male athlete in Marion County by the Mar- ion County Coaches of Girls ' Sports As- sociation. Second-year coach Martin Sam ' s men ' s track team faced problems with in- juries, low grades, and lack of dedication. With a large number of freshmen, they finished with a 2-6 record. The freshmen captured a city freshman title behind indi- vidual champions James Porter (400 me- ters) and Carl McGinty (shot and discus). Upperclassmen performing well included senior Damond Jones, who set a school record in the shot put, and junior Sean Marcum, who won city titles at 800 and 1600 meters. A state meet qualifier as a sophomore, Marcum pulled a hamstring in the sectional and advanced only as far as the regional round. Veteran coach Ron Finkbiner ' s girls ' tennis team had an 1 1-8 record and won the IPS Invitational. Senior Jill Stewart held the number one position throughout the season. Senior Emily Winslow and ju- nior Diane Miller were also major contrib- utors to the winning record. The men ' s golf team improved to a 7-6 record under new coach Bill Smith. They placed second in the IPS Invitational and sixth in the city meet. Top performers were freshman Tony Dean and senior John Knorr. With a young team and one of the toughest schedules in the area, coach Errol Spears ' baseball squad compiled an 8-13 record. Leadership came from senior catcher Paul Smith and power hit- ter Darrin Litteral. Hornet pitching was led by juniors Jeff Spargur and Brian Haw- kins. (SEAN MARCUM) 46 Spring Sports Upper left: Senior Lori Hupp moves back to avoid a Above: Junior pitcher Brian Hawkins fires a fast ball close pitch past the opposing hitter Upper right: Junior power hitter Darrin Litteral Left: Tiffiani Archey hands off to Lori Smith in the warms up his home run swing. state meet 1600-meter relay trials A Spring Sports 47 Above: Junior Billy Harper wins the 100-meter dash bal1 against Ritter. against Arlington. Right: Kim Pritt sends a hard grounder through the Upper right: Jeff Spargur follows through on a fast infield. 48 Spring Sports Top: Traci Cooper practices swings by hitting the Above: Jeff Deeter, coach Bill Smith, and Tony ball off the fence. Dean get ready to play a practice round Spring Sports 49 Top: Members of the varsity baseball team ex- Above, right: Freshman Carl McGinty, city fresh- change high fives with Darren Litteral after a home man champ in both throws, follows through in the run. shot. Above, left: Elena Corpuz finds that freshmen often Right: Paul Smith scores as the opposing catcher have to act as scorekeeper. fumbles for a low throw. 50 Spring Sports Upper right: Elva Keaton jumps 19 ' 4 for a school record and second place in the state meet. Above: Sophomore Keith Nuckols writhes in pain after a strong finishing burst drains his energy at the end of two miles. Spring Sports 51 Above: Freshman catcher Peggy Lambert comes up for a throw from the outfield. Upper right: Senior Jennifer Guthrie competes in the city meet high jump. Right: Howe boys gather to cheer on the Softball team. Bottom, left: Jeff Deeter drives off the first tee. Bottom, right: Freshman pitcher Bev Guernsey re- leases a pitch. 52 Spring Sports Upper right: Number one player Tony Dean takes a practice swing. Above: Sean Marcum leads two Arlington runners in the mile. Far left: Senior Jill Stewart plays number one sin- gles. Left: James Porter anchors the freshman 1600-me- ter relay team to first place in the city. The race clinched the freshman city title for Howe. Spring Sports 53 Upper left: Freshman Alvin Holliday puts his strength behind the shot. Above: Steve Ward lines up a putt. Upper right: Freshman Sherri Ochs slides underthe catcher ' s play. Right: Senior Emily Winslow delivers a torehand. Far right: Doubles player Jill Frederickson waits for the serve. 54 Spring Sports I • -  Top: Senior John Knorr practices on the putting green. Left: Junior Alan Todd takes the baton from fresh- man James Porter in the 1600-meter relay. Above: SOFTBALL. Front: Kim Pritt, Justine Miller. Second row: Amy Mumaw, Lori Hupp, Sherri Ochs, Kelly Archer, Kelly Schweitzer, Cheryl Mason, coach John Spilker. Third row: Kathy Schwedler, Bev Guernsey, Elena Corpuz, Peggy Lambert. Spring Sports 55 BOYS ' GOLF. Front row: Jeff Deeter, John Knorr, Tony Dean, coach Bill Smith. Second row: Jeff Sherfick, Steve Ward, James Stipanovic. GIRLS ' TENNIS. Front row: Cindy Bryant, Pam Schaefer, Ericka Embry, Kristy Dunlap, Carolyn Ja- cobs, Adriana Vasile, Cindy Miller. Standing: asst. coach Joan Hancock, Traci Cooper, Emily Winslow, Jennifer Endsley, Traci Collins, Diane Miller, Jill Stewart, Krista Foltz, Sarah Foltz, Chris Endsley, Melinda Baker, Jill Frederickson, Kelly Morris, Stephanie Baker, Amy Kiefner, Heather Harter, coach Ron Finkbiner. BOYS ' TRACK. Front row: asst. coach Tim Jessup, James Muir, Robert Lowe, Anthony Sholar, Marcus Harris, Sean Marcum, Alan Todd, Wayland Coe. Second row: Keith Nuckols, Dax Gonzalez, Carl McGinty, Kenny Todd, Andre Williams, Chris Clark, Brian Ehlers, James Winters, Lemann Dea, coach Martin Sam. 56 Spring Sports GIRLS ' TRACK. Front row: Jennifer Bieler, Kim Fer- rell, Jennifer Guthrie, Stacy Robinson. Second row: Lori Smith, Kina Thackray, Rhonda Minks, Cassan- dra Crowe, Kim Jointer, Penny Pennington, Leslie Smith, Lara Thackray, Melissa Kates. Third row: asst. coach Otis Curry, asst. coach Alice Purvis, Lecia Keaton, Cindy Freed, Debbie Capshaw, Elva Keaton, Tiffiani Archey, Shron Lott, Dawn Thomp- son, coach James Whisler. RESERVE BASEBALL. Front row: Jason Pershing, Mike Corey, Tim Corey, Richie Neal, James Worth, Scott Adams. Second row: coach Mark Hubbard, Mark Plunkitt, Charles Lashley, Scott Worth, Jeff Wessel, Cameron Long, asst. coach Jeff Plunkitt. VARSITY BASEBALL. Front row: coach Errol Spears, Nick Savage, James Smith, Jerry Petree, Paul Smith, Ben Johnson, James Huller, Danny Burck. Second row: asst. coach Jeff Plunkitt, Brian Hawkins, Jerome Davis, Mark St. Martin, Chris An- derson, Jeff Spargur, Darrin Litteral, Andy Baker, asst. coach Mark Hubbard. Spring Sports 57 Young talent shows promise Football coach Richard Harpold and his staff entered the 1986 season with a young and talented squad. Led by senior quarterback Derek Hawthorne, an all-city and all-state performer, the varsi- ty finished at .500 with a 5-5 record. Sen- ior wide receiver James Lump Smith and junior defensive end Bruce Sherels were also named to the all-city team. Top individual honors went to Hawthorne (MVP), Sherels (Outstanding Defensive Player), and John Dunz (Best Mental Atti- tude). Edwin Scott and Alonzo Johnson were voted junior and sophomore class MVP ' s respectively. Dunz was chosen outstanding offensive lineman and Mat Slaughter outstanding defensive back. Team accomplishments included sixth place on the all-time Howe passing list. Junior quarterback Keith Blazek led the reserve squad to a perfect 8-0 record and an unofficial city championship which left the coaching staff looking toward next year. Blazek and fellow junior Rod Mar- cum were chosen 1987 captains. A talented freshman football squad posted three shut-outs on their way to a 6-2 record. The Hornet offense was led by outstanding runners Tim Holliday, who was voted freshman MVP, and Daryl Carter. With no seniors on the squad, the girls ' swim team could only post a 3-8 record. Because of their youth, coach Chuck Page set a goal for each girl to better her personal record in each event. He was pleased with the results and felt he had a good nucleus for next year. Junior Jill Fre- derickson was the team ' s MVP. Coach Dave Stewart ' s soccer team, playing one of the hardest schedules in the area, finished with a 2-1 1 record be- hind the leadership of Hyon Kim. Despite their inexperience, they stuck together and were never blown out. Under first-year coaches Joanie Eng- lish and Anna Kidwell, the volleyball squads improved fundamentally through- out the season but managed a varsity re- cord of only 1-13 and a reserve record of 4-10. Both men ' s and women ' s cross country squads went through a down season with incomplete squads preventing them from scoring in any of their meets. Senior Sean Marcum was the top performer, placing second on Howe ' s all-time list and quali- fying for the semi-state. (SEAN MARCUM) 58 Fall Sports Above: Senior Melissa Hadley blocks an oppo- nent ' s shot. Far left, bottom: Dawn Thompson and Lecia Kea- ton await the start of the city cross country meet. Bottom center: Freshman football players prepare to bang heads with the North Central defense. Bottom right: Freshman Stacey Faryna awaits an opponent ' s serve. Fall Sports 59 Top: Amber Lane watches as Jennifer Endsley and Lorrie Kennedy practice starts. Above: MVP Kathy Schwedler watches the flight of her ba Right: All-city quarterback Derek Hawthorne looks for his receivers. 60 Fall Sports • « • ( b • lU-m! -  w m iv 18 - Upper left: Senior Susie Warren bumps the ball to Above: Steve Ward, Jon Mertz, and Danny Burck her front line. take a water break during a hot September after- Upper right: Junior Scott Wright finishes the Brook- noon. side Park course against Tech. Fall Sports 6 1 Upper left: Number one singles player Kevin Above: Senior Melissa Hadley tries to block an op- McNeely returns a serve. ponent ' s serve. Upper r gAjf. ' Senior Amy Gable swings into a drive Right: Seniors Teresa Pennington and Kim Pritt con- on the fairway. gratulate each other over a good play. 62 Fall Sports Upper left: Senior Sean Marcum finishes the city meet in fourth place. Upper right: MVP Hyon Kim moves the ball down the field. Above: Senior Lecia Keaton leads a Tech runner midway in her race. Fall Sports 63 Top: Reserve quarterback Keith Blazek watches the color guard during the national anthem. Above: Teresa Pennington unleashes a serve. Right: The freshman defense gets set agains Washington. 64 Fall Sports Upper Left: Junior Steve Ward bends over for a low to a waiting teammate. bal1 - Above: Justine Miller strokes toward the finish. Upper right: Junior Danny Stewart tosses the ball in Fall Sports 65 Freshman Tim Holliday, voted outstanding freshman football player by his teammates, looks for a clear path around the right side of his line. SOCCER. Front row: Matt Wilson, Tom Deeter, Ken Hickman, Brian Roland, Hyon Kim, Billy Jenson, Nick Tides, Casey Campbell. Second row: coach Dave Stewart, Ron Yeary, Josh Lane, Pepe Gil, Daniel Stewart, Tim Holmes, Cory Johnson, David Guthrie, Keith Small, Robert Lipinski, Jon Gut, David Vargas, coach Fritz Klinkose, coach Ralph Johnson. 66 Fall Sports 4 VAflS TY FOOTBALL. Front row: Robert Smith, Thomas Marlow, Quinton, Townsend, Jeff Wessel, Tim Williamson, Mat Slaughter, John Dunz, Bruce Sherels, Jon Rivers. Second row: Billy Harper, Alonzo Johnson, Mike Lewis, Rod Marcum, Todd Whitehead, Scott Brooks, John Alexander, Mike Whitaker, Jason Lisby. Third row: Tyrone Moore, Edwin Scott, Kevin Niehus, asst. coach James Ar- vin, John Robinson, James Smith, Derek Hawthorne, Kenny Smith, Kenny Moss, Keith Chestang, Lamont Ahmad, coach Richard Harpold. RESERVE FOOTBALL. Front row: Tony Dean, Rob- ert Lowe, Donald Parker, Tim Smith, Mark Plunkitt, John Thompson, Shawntez Gant. Second row: Mike Brown, Tyrone Poole, Dwight Simmons, Steve Peo- ples, Russ Harpold, Brian McDonald, Jeff Marble, Roy Sublett. Third row: coach Bill Smith, Dax Gon- zalez, Chris Clark, Doug Clark, Alejandro Mancillas, Tony Gorman, Jeff Gavin, Jim Porter, Jeff Deeter, coach Ron Finkbiner. Fourth row: Brian Clark, Alvin Holliday, Mike Sinnott, James Winters, James Ma- son, Keith Blazek, Charles Brown. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. Front row: Rodney Burns, Shawn Brown, Antonio Richmond, Chris Duncan, Roger Moran, Daryl Carter, James Coomer, Tony Davis. Second row: Marcus Moore, Henry Clouse, Charles Johnson, Tony Keppler, Rob Martin, James Miller, Mark Britt, Matt Anderson. Third row: Larry Knapp, John Horton, Joe Lee, John Wells, Derrick Sherrill, Ronald Jones, Victor Grisby. Fourth row: Arthur Watkins, Scott Hogue, Clifford Davidson, Darrell Elam, Mike Martin, Walter Thompson. Galen Buckner, Charles Skipwith, Brad Cox. Fifth row: Robert Mann, Steve Reever, Kevin Lindsey, coach Mark Piercy, coach Jeff Plunkitt. coach Bruce Sha- diow, Roderick Crouch, Timothy Holliday. Thomas Warren. Fall Sports 67 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Pam Parks, Teresa Pen- nington, Kim Pritt, Melissa Hadley, Daphne Byrd, Susie Warren, Terri Mosley, coach Joanie English. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL. Asst. coach Alice Purvis, Kelly Schweitzer, Stacey Faryna, Michelle Humph- ries, Tina Edwards, Jackie Peyton, Crystal Powell, Melissa Kates, Kali Johnson, coach Anna Kidwell. GIRLS ' GOLF. Amy Gable, Sherri Ochs, coach Joe Vollmer, Shaune Campbell, Kathy Schwedler, Caro- lyn Jacobs. 68 Fall Sports GIRLS ' SWIMMING. Coach Chuck Page, Justine Miller, Staci Collins, Lorrie Kennedy, Amy Kiefner, Jill Frederickson, Jennifer Endsley, Amber Lane, Stephanie Moore, Christy Wright, Traci Cooper. BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY. Anthony Sholar, Sean Marcum, Scott Wright, coach Otis Curry. BOYS ' TENNIS. Front row: Jon Mertz, Mike Corey, Kevin McNeely, Rodney Kates, coach John Deal. Second row: Brian Fowler, Chris Anderson, Mark St. Martin, Danny Burck, Steve Ward. Fall Sports 69 Basketball, Slaughter take titles Sparked by the arrival of Marshall ref- ugee Tracy Avant and Pike transfer Demetrius McGee, coach Jake Thomp- son ' s varsity basketball team rolled to a city title and finished the regular season with a 17-5 record. Seniors Derek Haw- thorne, James Smith, and Mark St. Martin, and Arthur Wright and junior Kenneth Smith provided experience, depth, and versatility. Also contributing in key re- serve roles were juniors John Edmond, Edwin Scott, Charles Brown, and Daymon Gomillia. Going into the sectional, Avant was the team ' s floor leader and leading scorer at more than 15 points a game. Hawthorne, McGee, and Smith also averaged in dou- ble figures. The team ' s only major weak- ness was rebounding as the team lacked height and failed to block out well. The Hornets had drawn Perry Meridian as their first-round opponent, but yearbook deadlines prevented us from covering the tournament. The reserve basketball team, with five returning juniors, was led by Keith Blazek and Dax Gonzalez, whom coach Kevin Johnson called his most consistent play- ers. James Mason led the scorers with a 7.9 average. According to Johnson, sophomore Tony Johnson was the player with the most potential for the future. The freshman basketball team was deep in talent with several players who could develop into leaders in the varsity and reserve ranks. They did, however, play below their potential near the end of the season and finished with a 9-8 record as they lost six of their last seven games. Coach Jim Arvin ' s wrestlers were very young but put out good efforts against more experienced opponents a s they fin- ished the season 3-5-1. Senior standout Mat Slaughter was the team ' s top per- former with a city title and a fourth-place finish in the state meet. He finished his career with a compiled record of 68 wins and 28 losses, which placed him fourth on the Howe career list. Senior Butch Petree also made the all-time top 20 at eleventh place with a record of 48-22-1. Under- classmen performing well included juniors Rod Marcum and Brian McDonald and sophomores Bryan Brooks, Matt Wil- liams, and Alvin Holliday. Coach Otis Curry ' s girls ' varsity bas- ketball team finished with an 1 1-9 record in spite of the loss of three starters be- fore the season began and grade prob- lems which hit the squad later. All-Metro selection Tasha Price, only a junior, led the squad in scoring with a 17.6 average and in steals with 75. Freshman Kim Cross, perhaps the team ' s most consis- tent player the last half of the season, led in rebounding at nearly ten per game and scored the most points of any freshman in Curry ' s seven years as coach. Sopho- more D.J. Givan developed steadily as a ball handler and shooter throughout the season. Except for inconsistency caused by inexperience, Curry was pleased with his team ' s effort and felt next year ' s re- cord would be much better. The girls ' gymnastics team started the season with a good turnout and several experienced athletes but lost several members because of grades and outside problems. It went into the season with only three members, including standout junior Dana Kees. (SEAN MARCUM) I 4 m - 70 Winter Sports Top left: Art Wright and Andrew Owens proudly dis- play the city championship trophy. Top center: Senior Mat Slaughter proudly displays his city tournament card after winning the city title. Top right: Sophomore Demetrius McGee sparks the team off the bench against Gary Mann Bottom, far left: Tasha Price scores against Man- ual in the Howe Invitational. Center: Dana Kees practices on the uneven bar. Above: Robert Smith and Sean Marcum wait to an- nounce the starting lineups Left: Bryan Brooks takes charge in the city tourna- ment. Winter Sports 71 Top left: James Lump Smith scores against Ca- thedral in the city tournament. Above: James Mason shoots against the Warren Central reserves. Upper right: Coach James Thompson talks to re- porters after winning the city title. Right: Coach Arvin yells instructions during the city tournament as assistant Dana Craig looks on. 72 Winter Sports Top right: Freshman Thomas Allen scores on the break against Creston. Center left: A crowd gathers for the traditional net- cutting celebration in the Tech gym. Above: Tasha Price, Kim Cross, and Kim Pritt follow the path of a shot against Ritter Left: Junior Brian Clark tries to stick his Scecina opponent. Winter Sports 73 Upper left: Freshman Carmen Davenport is fouled at Southport. Upper right: Edwin Scott and Mark St. Martin cut the city final nets. Above: Tasha Price takes a shot as everyone v atches. Right: Kim Cross shoots over a Manual defender. 74 Winter Sports Upper left: Tracy Avant passes for an assist against Arlington in the city title game. Top right: Coach James Price takes a look at Ktm Maher ' s ankle after a fall in practice. Center: The ball hits nothing but net in the city title game. Above: Mark St. Martin scores against Arlington Left: Rod Marcum leans into his Ritter opponent trying to take the advantage. Winter Sports 75 Top left: Shelia Turner takes a shot against the Southport reserves. Top right: Senior Mat Slaughter takes charge in the city title match. Above: Reserve Racquel Johnson shoots a layup against Southport. Right, center: Everyone tries to get in the victory picture after the city title game Bottom right: Bruce Jacob, Dick Harpold, and Den- nis Sherfick look on the wrestling city meet. 76 Winter Sports Upper right: Coach Arvin gives Alvin Holliday some pointers before his city tournament match. Above: Sherri Ochs listens as Coach Curry gives halttime pointers. Left: Derek Hawthorne works on defense against Tracy Avant in practice. Winter Sports 77 Above: Dependable student manager Jeff Sherfick sweeps up spilled popcorn to protect players from falling. Upper right: Superintendent James Adams con- gratulates the Hornets on their city title. Center left: Mat Slaughter celebrates his city title. Center right: Kim Pritt shoots a jump shot against Manual Bottom: Freshman Matt Britt pins his Scecina oppo- nent 78 Winter Sports GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL. Kalhy Schwedler. Sherri Ochs, Daphne Byrd, Kim Prill, Shelia Turner. Kim Cross, D J Givan GIRLS ' RESERVE BASKETBALL. Front row: Melis- sa Kates, Candy Crowe, Carmen Davenport, Sheila Perry Second row: Debbie Capshaw, Katrice Stansberry, Doretta Thomas, Racquel Johnson, Jackie Peyton, Daphne Pemberton. GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS. Bottom: Angela Boulware, Robyn Lucas Top: Kim Maher, Dana Kees, Tammy Douglas. Wmtor Sports 79 VARSITY WRESTLING. Front: Bryan Brooks, Brian McDonald. Rod Marcum, Matt Williams, Jimmy Zollner, Butch Petree, Shawn Huckleby. Second row: coach Jim Arvin. Alvin Holliday, Matt Britt, Mat f Slaughter, Bryan Clark, Steve Peoples. RESERVE WRESTLING. Front: Richard Neal, Gino Grisby. Kenny Holland, Dennis Sherfick, Gary White- side, Henry Clouse, Alan Whited. Second row: coach Rob Jacob, Jeremy Green, Odie Alexander, Shawntez Gant, Billy Orr, Tim Hayes, Gary Hardy. FRESHMAN WRESTLING. Front: Rick Roberts, Ed- die Hicks, Henry Clouse. Shawn Huckleby. Alan Whited Second row: Matt Britt, Roger Moran, coach Rob Jacob 80 Winter Sports BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL. Front: Derek Haw- thorne, Edwin Scott, John Edmond, James Smith, Daymon Gomillia, Tracy Avant Second row: Charles Brown, Kenny Smith, Arthur Wright, Mark St Martin, Demetrius McGee, Andrew Owens. BOYS ' RESERVE BASKETBALL. Front: Dino Rob ertson, Dewayne Reed, Tony Johnson, Darrin Orr, Pete Holmes. Second row: Michael Wilson, Rodney White, Demetrius McGee. James Mason, Keith Bla- zek, Dax Gonzalez, Scott Worth, Ron Johnson. BOYS ' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. Front: Greg Hurt, Jermanne Holmes, Rodney Burns, Chris Dun- can, Ronnie Denny, Damon Taylor Second row: Walter Thompson, Sean Downing, Tim Holliday, Jonathan Horton, Andre Miller, Robert Mann. Thom- as Allen, James Coomer. Keith Davis. Winter Sports 81 Scores Softball (3 wins — 12 losses) Howe 3 1 1 13 15 14 4 3 6 6 6 5 13 14 Warren Central Franklin Central Northwest Marshall City Chatard Scecina Decatur Central Roncalli Ben Davis Washington Manual Cathedral Sectional Scecina Manual Regional Southport Girls ' Track (6 wins — 1 loss) Howe Tech 53 Chatard Warren Central 70 Marshall 88 Attucks 80 Arlington Warren Central 47 Southport Warren Central Invitational — Southport Relays — 1st Pike Relays — 1st Richmond Invitational — 2nd City Meet — 1st Sectional — 4th Regional — 2nd Boys ' Track (2 wins — 6 losses) Howe Decatur Central 49 Marshall 91 Lawrence Central 40 Arlington 45 Scecina 45 Liberty Rose Invitational — 3rd East Side Invitational — 6th Southport Relays — 7th Carmel 4-Way — 4th Pike Relays — 7th Opp. 18 10 14 16 9 21 7 7 10 9 3 6 11 15 Opp. 54 22 39 21 37 18 45 43 1st Opp. 82 30 87 98 16 Girls ' (1 1 wins - Manual Cathedral Washington Scecina Roncalli Warren Central Marshall Perry Meridian Attucks Chatard Beech Grove Tech Lawrence Central Arlington City Broad Ripple Ritter Chatard Sectional Arlington Lawrence North IPS Invitational — Tennis - 8 losses) Howe 4 5 4 5 1 5 1 3 5 1 5 4 3 2 5 1st Varsity Basebal Opp. 1 5 1 5 5 4 4 2 4 1 2 3 5 Soccer (2 wins — 1 1 losses — 1 tie) Howe Opp. Avon Baptist Brownsburg Broad Ripple Rushville Chatard Cathedral Carmel Lawrence Central Zionsville Heritage Christian Lutheran Lawrence North State Tournament Park Tudor Varsity Football (5 wins — 5 losses) Howe 7 13 9 31 6 20 25 Washington Scecina Broad Ripple Northwest North Central Arlington (O.T.) Ritter Tech Sectional Tech Ben Davis 26 26 Opp. 6 30 20 14 6 12 6 13 7 49 Boys ' G olf Reserve Football (7 wins — 6 losses) (8 wins — losses) Howe Opp. Howe Opp. Arlington 193 237 Scecina 35 Ben Davis 215 174 Broad Ripple 36 Northwest 220 186 Northwest 27 Tech 206 216 North Central 16 9 Marshall 207 221 Arlington 26 12 Attucks 135 148 Ritter 39 Broad Ripp e 88 115 Tech (forfeit) Manual 214 236 Washington 50 Ritter 192 182 Roncalli 221 180 Chatard 191 171 Tech 209 222 Scecina 197 156 (8 wins — Broad Ripple Warren Central Franklin Lawrence Central North Centr al Tech Scecina Washington Washington Ritter Ritter Arlington City Cathedral Chatard Cathedral North Central Ben Davis Attucks Roncalli Manual Lawrence North 13 losses) Howe 17 9 1 5 2 6 7 3 8 4 3 1 10 11 1 Opp. 2 7 4 10 1 1 7 7 5 6 4 4 6 18 4 1 1 9 22 5 2 9 Girls ' Varsity (1 1 wins — Howe Invitational Manual Arlington (O.T.) Southport Washington Manual North Central Lawrence Central City Tournament Ritter Perry Meridian Ritter Bloomington South Broad Ripple Tech Arlington Northwest Warren Central Chatard Sectional Manual Franklin Central Basketball 8 losses) Howe 51 45 48 48 55 43 42 45 37 28 50 43 45 58 47 45 52 49 37 Girls ' Reserve Basketbal (8 wins — 7 Deaf School Varsity Southport Washington Manual North Central Lawrence Central Perry Meridian Ritter Bloomington Broad Ripple Tech Arlington Northwest Warren Central Chatard Opp. 38 44 34 28 36 45 44 60 35 60 54 49 31 56 54 44 41 44 51 losses) Howe Opp. 39 18 28 33 40 14 32 25 23 36 15 35 18 31 39 13 31 32 34 21 17 30 16 15 28 10 21 20 18 25 Boys ' Varsity 17 wins — Gary Mann loss by forfeit Warren Central Arlington Cathedral Park Tudor Broad Ripple Roncalli Southport Tech (2 O.T.) City Tournament Scecina Roncalli Cathedral Arlington Northwest North Central Washington Paoli Manual Lawrence North Chatard Scecina Cathedral Boys ' Reserve (8 wins — 1 Gary Horace Mann Warren Central Arlington Cathedral Park Tudor Broad Ripple Roncalli Southport Tech City Cathedral Northwest North Central Washington Paoli Manual Lawrence North Chatard Scecina Cathedral Basketball 5 losses Howe 89 66 60 61 56 66 79 73 77 85 69 68 77 77 64 71 60 75 69 58 71 67 Basketball 1 losses) Howe 40 36 49 55 39 38 35 30 38 42 43 44 57 45 40 47 40 43 67 Opp. 86 65 57 55 52 69 71 90 81 57 68 62 56 67 56 64 46 72 67 67 60 61 Opp. 59 48 57 30 27 51 33 43 67 50 42 43 68 52 52 43 68 37 61 Boys ' Freshmar Basketbc II (9 wins — 8 losses) Howe Opp. Creston 37 35 Arlington 47 52 Brebeuf 38 32 Scecina 45 34 Perry Meridian 40 37 Southport 68 37 Manual 45 37 Lawrence Central 33 35 Washington (forfeit) 2 Roncalli 43 41 Cathedral 31 32 Stonybrook 39 40 Broad Ripple 46 62 Chatard 41 34 Northwest 49 51 Tech 47 51 City Broad Ripple 53 56 82 Scores Girls Golf (2 wins — 10 losses) Howe Opp. Decatur Central 245 224 Pike 244 230 Park Tudor 240 202 Speedway 258 231 Cathedral 225 189 Southport 228 208 Broad Ripple 251 254 Lawrence North 226 186 Chatard 239 209 Ben Davis 232 235 Warren Central 227 208 Perry Meridian 255 218 Sports Notes Freshman Football (6 wins - - 2 losses) Howe Opp. Scecina 12 Broad Ripple 28 Northwest 12 6 North Central 12 6 Arlington 14 Ritter 36 14 Tech 7 Washington 32 36 Scores 83 Rain hampers homecoming Cold, wet rain hampered the activities but not the spirit at the 1986 Home- coming. The annual parade started with dry floats and participants, but by the time they arrived at Howe they were drenched and the sophomore theme Storm through the Knights seemed ap- propriate. During halftime ceremonies held in the rain, senior Tasha Price was crowned homecoming queen and Sherri Pollett named first runner-up. The senior float, Bury the Knights, was chosen best with the sophomore float receiving runner-up honors. At the Saturday dance senior Derek Hawthorne was crowned king and junior Rod Marcum was runner-up. Only an unexpected 20-13 loss to Ar- lington in overtime put a damper on the weekend. (VICKIE DEAL) W  K t Top: Seniors Lizzia Naue and David Vargas show off their costumes before the homecoming parade. Center: Sophomore Josh Kimmell puts the finishing touches on his class float. Lower left: Seniors put finishing touches on their float. Lower right: Members of the class of ' 89 lead the parade through the streets of Irvington. 84 Homecoming Above: Principal Frank Tout holds an umbrella over student council president Stephanie Oleksy and homecoming queen Tasha Price. Homecoming 85 Cheerleading aches and pains Cheerleading, ... hum, well, upon con- templating the aspects I love in cheer- leading, I came across a few ideas: spirit, enthusiasm, and loads of work. Others don ' t realize the aches and pains. I enjoy cheerleading because I sincerely love Howe. I like to encourage the team to win and other students to participate. I don ' t deny the pleasure of being recognized. I call it a fringe benefit, but one that isn ' t necessary, but what is necessary is get- ting others involved. We make our school what it is, and that ' s the best. As Mr. Tout would say, Howe done is well done. (CINDY BRYANT) Upper left: Sophomore Staci Collins and fellow re- serve cheerleaders try to work up the crowd. Bottom: A mixed crowd of students and adults watches an exciting football game. Illltll 86 Spirit Upper left: Basemen tensely watch a tight moment Above: Hornet players and adult fans cheer on the early in the city championship game. team as a city title appears in reach. Upper right: Sophomore Jenny Bieler watches the Lower left: Sophomore Danielle Gregory dances in crowd response as she cheers. a Honey basketball halftime show Spirit 87 „ A .  i GjmJm J sflr , . H y 49i i 4 . • ' • ' ' -, Upper eft; Hornet Honey Adrienne Pruett dances at the city wrestling meet, halftime of the Howe-Cathedral game. Above, center: Mat maids Tobi Oliphant and Steph- Top center: The senior-sponsored bonfire during anie Moore wait to present city meet awards, football season is successful and exciting for every- one in attendance. Right: Junior Amy Kincaid doesn ' t let a little rain affect her interest in the game. Above, left: Mat maid Kelly Alexiou keeps score at 88 Spirit Above: Mat maid Cassie Suiter keeps track of scor- ing and placing at the city tournament Left: Hornet Honeys smile as the audience reacts enthusiastically to their dance. Spirit 89 Above: Three-year Hornet Honey Patty Heizer puts football team, watches the varsity homecoming her moves into the dance Egypt during halftime. game against Arlington. Upper right: Mike Martin, a member of the freshman Right: A tense crowd watches a big Hornet play. 90 Spirit v h h JUI ■ -L ■ Upper left: Varsity baseman Chris Anderson waits for the Cathedral game to begin. Upper right: Junior varsity cheerleaders sit togeth- er to watch the Hornet Honeys perform. Above: Varsity cheerleaders Tammy Douglas, Amy Kincaid, Raetta McGee, and Dana Kees shiver as they cheer despite being drenched by rain on Home- coming night. Left: A Hornet fan acts shocked as her picture is taken at the Cathedral game. Spirit 91 Above: A rowdy crowd cheers on the Hornet bas ketball team to a 61-55 victory over Cathedra Right: WRESTLERETTES. Front: Jennifer Moore, Stephanie Moore, Monica Vasile, Amy Ayers, Kelli Alexiou, Sarah Foltz, Tobi Oliphant. Second row: Joan Davis, Kim Walton, Amy Kiefner, Connie Swart- sell, Stacy Winans, Cassie Suiter, Adriana Vasile, sponsor Mrs. Dallene Harpold. 92 Splrit Top: Hornet Honeys dance to the pep band ' s music before a game. Above, left: Basketball player Mark St. Martin and cheerleader Francine Rowley are winter sports king and queen. Above, right: Connie Swartsell watches the action at the city wrestling meet. Left: HORNET HONEYS. Front: Julia Davis, Joyce Miller, Tonya Lewis. Standing: Patty Heizer, Dan- ielle Gregory, Tayjuana Johnson, Renee Allen, Ni- cole Reedus, Adrienne Pruett. Spirit 93 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Jacinda Bryant, Ericka Embry, Dana Kees, Amy Kincaid, Raetta McGee, Renee Allen, Tammy Douglas, Fran- cine Rowley, Sherri Pollett. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Latrell Bibbs, Traci Collins, Julie Thompson, Jenny Bieler, Heather Byer. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Top: Bridget Findlay. Bottom: Ladonna Smith, Miriam McDowell, Robyn Lucas, Sedia Burhannon. 94 Cheerleaders VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Front: Ericka Embry, Danny Pennington, Tammy Douglas, David Vargas, Cindy Bryant, Beryl Russell. Stand- ing: Norman Broaden, Chris Anderson, Rob Harris. Top: Francine Rowley, Sherri Pollett, Robbin Jack- son. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEER- LEADERS. Front: Sonya Grooms. Second row: Shaune Campbell, Sue Schultheis, Angie Wynn, Staci Collins, Stacy Bishop. Top: Jenny Bieler. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. La- donna Smith, Sedia Burhannon, Tuesday Shif- kowski, Tawanna Lewis, Angie Vie. Cheerleaders 95 s4e CCtPL The personalities of Howe are anything but boring. Mem- bers of a diversified student body bring recognition to themselves and their school by achieving in academics, ath- letics, music, and many other areas. VVV Album 97 e€l44, £ ?9%7 Debbie Abel Lamont Ahmad John Alexander Angela Anderson Vernon Atkinson Kathy Ayers Melissa Babbs Angela Bailey Steven Baker Marie Barthelemy Darren Bowman Lanone Branham Michelle Braun Mark Britt Lorri Brittain Charlene Bryant Jacinda Bryant Danny Burck Jane Bussey Eugene Campbell Chrisy Capshaw Irish Carlisle Sandi Carnes Lincoln Can Delnitta Clark 98 Senlora Wayland Coe Kimberly Coffin Cindy Coffman Edward Coleman Steven Collins Upper right: Jason Jennings concentrates on his reading during a social studies class. Above: Pearson Grace works on an algebra assignment Left: Curtis Payne checks an English assignment for Mrs DeWitz Seniors 99 Eric Cook Michael Cooper Tammy Crafton Darline Cunningham Ken Currie Kf M ' N fc t Upper left: Rick Smith helps supervise the polls on mock election day. Upper right: Senior band members play the National Anthem on senior night. Above: Steve Wineberg enjoys a sucker during chess practice. Right: Student council president Stephanie Oleksy and senior class president Robert Smith enjoy a dance at the Christmas Dance Bash. 100 Seniora Jesse Davidson Lori DeWitt Natalie Doan Frank Donofrio Donna Dubree John Dunz Michelle Earls Walter Eby Kimberly Ferrell Christina Flanary Patrick Flick Aaron Flora Krista Foltz Alfreda Foster Joseph Fultz Amy Gable Dawn Garza Yvette Givan Kimberlee Glass Amy Gough Pearson Grace Jonathan Gut Gene Hadley Melissa Hadley Bradley Hammons Bill Harper Caroline Harper Robby Harris Bertha Hart Paula Haskin Seniors 101 Brian Hawkins Derek Hawthorne Ken Hickman Vince Higgins James Milliard f P Robert Hobaugh Andrew Hodnett Gregory Horner Dana Huggler James Huller Brian Hunter Angela Jessup Benjamin Johnson Darwin Johnson Jacqueline Jones Teresa Jones Led a Keaton Katharine Keck Phillip Kellar Evan Kord Carol Lee Tina Leslie Robert Lewis Julie Lindley James Long Dara Lucas Katie Maciotok Michelle Mandel Jeannine Maples Sean Marcum 102 Seniora Harry Martin Cheryl Mason Lisa McClain James McClary Christina McHaney Above: Dana Myers munches during a morning student council business meet- ing. Left: Antonio Rowe catches up on reading his notes during lunch. Seniors 103 Elyce Meyer Cindy Miller Diane Miller Jennifer Moore Penny Moore Upper left: Bruce Wright and George Maynard socialize during lunch. Upper right: Ernie Gomez and Amy Deeter work in the computer lab for account- ing class. Above: Steve Baker works on an English class assignment. Right: Taron Tyson takes chess seriously but approaches practice against weaker players with a sense of humor. 104 Seniors Tyrone Moore Terri Mosley Ken Moss Dana Myers Lizzia Naue Kelly Newkirk Kevin Niehus Jeffrey Nolan Stephanie Oleksy Jon Parmelee Teresa Pennington Jerry Petree Sherrie Pollett Brenda Powell David Pratt Laura Prieshoff Kimberly Pritt Jon Rivers Kasandra Russ Beryl Russell Anjeanette Rutledge Nick Savage Susan Schlemmer Brian Schoen Barry Slinker James Smith Richard Smith Robert C. Smith Robert S. Smith Charles Sommers Seniors 105 Jeff Spargur Shannon Spencer Jeffrey Spiggle Christina Spiker Mark St. Martin Robert Stephens Amy Stone Rhonda Storm Kimberly Sumpter Crystal Swift Steve Swinford Jennifer Tarplee Stacey Taylor Donald Thomas Alan Todd Dennis Trinkle Taron Tyson Patricia Vie Susie Warren James West Melissa West Steven Todd Whitehead Kelli Williams Michael Williams Arthur Wright Bruce Wright Ronald Yeary Paula Young Lisa Zachery Tonya Zollicoffer 106 Seniors Upper right: Kelly Newkirk checks voters for the Feds on mock election day. Center left: Angela Bailey and Amy Gable check voters for the Nats on mock election day. Above: Connie Blythe enjoys the atmosphere of the Nationalist convention. Seniors 107 Choosing a play for this year ' s senior play was a tough choice. Neverthe- less, Fred Carmichael ' s More than Meets the Eye was the final choice of director sponsor Greg Shelton. The play was a big success with Howe ' s audience. Success did not come from the great talent displayed on stage but from all the behind-the-scenes work. This year more than ever, the play was advertised all around the school and on the morning announcements weeks be- fore the play was presented. This seemed to attract a larger audience. The play deals with a struggling writer named Stan (Guy Booher) who has earned fame and fortune by writing chil- dren ' s novels under the name of Grandma Letty. But now he ' s trying to write serious novels and is having a difficult time be- cause of his alter-ego Grandma. He tries to keep his identity a secret but eventual- ly gives up and spills the beans. With excellent performances in key roles by seniors Angie Bailey, Dennis Trinkle, Jon Mertz, Elyce Meyer, and Steve Johnson and juniors Guy Booher, Evelyn Winslow, and Kathy Miley, the play was warmly received by the audiences. (JOE FULTZ) 3 SAN WWTS TO WBTE tHE Gt T OCAH tt L. BUT TO FfcY Tlt£8UlSy H£uWIESCMU¥Bi £ooc5-uMDaer eMAMf oF I, IT ££ £, 7 £y WWTfO MM STAN HE SENIOR CLASS J TC HO £ HIGH SCHOOL tfVZEMTS Arrs FBEP CA MlCHAEL NOVEMBER. )3a  M 7 ' 30PfA 1 108 Senior Play Upper left: Jon Mertz expresses his feelings about Grandma Letty to Angie Bailey and Elyce Meyer. Far left: Greg Shelton ' s inventive posters help to advertise the play. Top: Elyce Meyer and Steve Johnson share a ro- mantic moment. Center right: An aggressive Evelyn Winslow de- mands to see Grandma Letty. Above: Maude the maid Kathy Miley dresses as Grandma to protect Stan Guy Booher Left: Jon Mertz proposes to Grandma Letty. Senior Play 109 Council works on spirit Before school began, members of the student council met and discussed goals for the year. The funny thing was that we all decided on one goal, to try to improve school spirit. We wanted the stu- dents to get involved in school activities because we believe people who are in- volved are the ones with spirit. School spirit is more than rooting on your school ' s football or basketball team. It ' s caring enough to get involved and help your school. Everyone has an opin- ion, from the littlest freshman to the big- gest senior. Everybody counts. This is why my theme for the year was Every- body Counts. Students often complain they don ' t like the way things are done. Well, if you ' re one of those, you have a chance to change it. Get involved and change it yourself. (STEPHANIE OLEKSY, STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT) Upper right: Student council president Stephanie Oleksy conducts a business meeting before school. Lower right: Principal Frank Tout introduces stu- dent council officers at the fall installation. 110 Student Council Left: Principal Frank Tout is a strong supporter of the student council. Student Council 1 1 1 7t actene£a Angie Abel ' 89 Anthony Abel ' 89 David Adams ' 88 Toi Ahmad ' 90 Jon Aleksa ' 90 Eric Alexander ' 88 Kristy Alexander ' 89 Odie Alexander ' 89 Kelly Alexiou ' 88 Renee Allen ' 88 Sherman Allen ' 90 Thomas Allen ' 90 Shannon Alstott ' 90 Christopher Anderson ' 88 David De Shona Matthew Napoleon Nicole Randy William Anderson ' 89 Anderson ' 89 Anderson ' 90 Anderson ' 90 Anderson ' 88 Anderson ' 90 Anderson ' 89 Corey Andrews ' 89 David Andrews ' 90 Sabra Apollos ' 89 Eric Arbogast ' 89 Tiffiani Archey ' 89 Andrea Armour ' 90 Jeff Armour ' 90 Michele Armstrong ' 89 Susan Arnett ' 90 Amy Arthur ' 88 Clint Asbury ' 88 Lou Ashby ' 89 Pam Ate h ley ' 89 Julie Ayer ' 90 Amy Ayers ' 88 Jeff Babbs ' 89 Joni Baker ' 89 Kimberly Baker ' 90 Melinda Baker ' 89 Tracy Baldwin ' 89 Shawn Ball ' 89 Gina Ballou ' 89 Jason Bandy ' 90 Kerry Barnes ' 89 Lavon Bartlett ' 88 Tina Basham ' 90 Edward Bates ' 89 Jenean Bates ' 89 Mike Bates ' 88 Melinda Baugh ' 89 Leslie Baxter ' 90 David Bear ' 88 Melissa Beasley ' 88 Jeannette Beech ' 90 Monroe Beech ' 88 1 12 Underclass Peggy Beech ' 89 Bobby Belcher ' 89 Mike Bell ' 89 Tyrone Bell ' 90 Sonia Bennett ' 90 Mellondie Benson Erik Berg ' 90 89 Steve Berry ' 90 Teresa Berry ' 88 Kimberly Berwanger ' 90 Jennifer Bieler ' 89 Michael Billingsley ' 89 Jimmy Binkley ' 89 Stacey Bishop ' 89 Angela Blackwell ' 89 Pay ton Blackwell ' 90 Diane Blanchard ' 88 Keith Blazek ' 88 Teresa Blazek ' 89 Darla Boiler ' 89 Daymond Boiler ' 88 Guy Booher ' 88 Cheryl Borders ' 90 Maria Bottorff ' 88 Rhonda Bowman ' 90 Reuben Boyd ' 89 Willie Boyd ' 90 Nicole Bradberry ' 90 Upper left: Jennee Fisher holds her breath during an exciting moment of bas- ketball. Upper right: Jason Watkins quietly proof- reads an English 3 assignment. Lower left: Junior Steve Ward works on a U. S. history assignment in class. Lower right: Alida Schumpert gives Johnnella Owens a hand with her embroi- dery cross stitching project. Underclass 1 13 Joseph Bramblett ' 90 Darla Branham ' 89 Mike Bratcher ' 88 Leandra Brattain ' 88 Christopher Bray ' 90 Demetria Bray ' 90 Kurt Bredensteiner ' 89 Brian Brewer ' 90 Jennifer Bridges ' 89 James Briggs ' 89 Matthew Britt ' 90 Bryan Brooks ' 89 Lawanna Brooks ' 90 Scott Brooks ' 88 Top: Many students find lunch as much a time for visiting as for eating. Center, left: Freshman Angela Boulware is one of many students who make good use of class time for study. Center, right: Josh Kimmell and Craig Stephenson explore the enigmas of com- puters. Bottom, left: Junior Debbie Catt listens as instructor Debbie Bareford explains cash register operation. Bottom, right: Junior Ericka Embry en- thusiastically tries to motivate the crowd to cheer. 1 14 Underclass Anthony Brown ' 88 Charles Brown ' 88 Jainean Brown ' 90 Jennifer Brown ' 90 John Brown ' 89 John Brown ' 90 Judy Brown ' 89 Little Brown ' 89 Michael Brown ' 89 Michael Brown ' 90 Rita Brown ' 89 Shawn Brown ' 90 Vera Brown ' 88 Greg Browning ' 89 Grover Browning ' 88 James Bruce ' 89 Dawn Bryant ' 90 Ginni Buchanan ' 88 Galen Buckner ' 90 Michael Buffington ' 88 Bonnie Bullens ' 90 Angela Bullock ' 90 Deandra Bullock ' 88 Terry Burgett ' 89 Sedia Burhannon ' 90 Aaron Burks ' 88 Cindy Burmeister ' 89 Crystal Burns ' 90 James Burns ' 88 Rodney Burns ' 90 Suzanne Burns ' 88 Chad Burris ' 90 Matt Burton ' 88 Kimberly Butcher ' 89 Christopher Butterfield ' 90 Jessica Byrd ' 90 Heather Byer ' 88 Casey Campbell ' 89 Crystal Campbell ' 89 Maria Campbell ' 90 Martti Campbell ' 90 Shaune Campbell ' 89 Debra Capshaw ' 89 Cory Carleton ' 89 Sheila Carlyle ' 88 Shelli Carlyle ' 89 Melissa Carmer ' 88 Reginald Carpenter ' 88 Anthony Carr ' 88 Tyrone Carr ' 89 Daryl Carter ' 90 Wilson Carter ' 88 Marc Cary ' 89 Debbie Catt ' 88 Andy Chambers ' 90 Yolanda Chambers ' 88 Chris Chestang ' 88 Ralph Chew ' 90 Shelley Chilton ' 89 Lisa Christian ' 89 Bryan Clark 88 Christopher Clark 89 Doug Clark 88 Underclass 1 15 Kathleen Clegg ' 90 Anjanette Clement ' 89 Melissa Cline ' 89 Tammy Cline ' 88 Henry Clouse ' 90 Timmy Coe ' 90 Larry Coffee ' 90 Adrina Cole ' 89 James Cole ' 89 Joseph Collins ' 88 Kimberly Collins ' 90 Nora Collins ' 90 Staci Collins ' 89 Trad Collins ' 89 Vincent Collins ' 88 Curtis Combs ' 90 James Combs ' 88 Shannon Comstock ' 88 Darrick Conley ' 90 Lori Conner ' 89 Ronald Cook-Mozingo ' 89 James Coomer ' 90 Sonya Cooper ' 89 Traci Cooper ' 89 Curtis Copeland ' 88 Caroline Corbett ' 88 Mike Corey ' 89 Tim Corey ' 89 Pete Cornette ' 89 Elena Corpuz ' 89 Rhonda Cosby ' 89 Larry Cosner ' 89 Erika Cosper ' 90 Tammy Cotterman ' 88 Connie Couch ' 88 Philip Covington ' 90 Patricia Cowin ' 90 Brad Cox ' 90 Todd Cox ' 89 David Craig ' 88 Marcie Cravens ' 90 Shem Crawley ' 89 Gary Creasey ' 88 Ron Crockett ' 90 Angel Cromer ' 90 Yolanda Crosby ' 89 Roderick Crouch ' 90 Cassandra Crowe ' 88 Rita Cruz ' 90 Steven Cunningham ' 90 Angelia Cupp ' 89 Mark Currin ' 89 Russell Currin ' 90 Juanita Danforth ' 89 Janet Daniels ' 88 Leah Daniels ' 90 Carmen Davenport ' 90 Clifton Davidson ' 90 Crystal Davidson ' 89 Antonio Davis ' 90 Damon Davis ' 88 Franc ita Davis ' 90 James Davis ' 89 1 16 Underclass Jerome Davis ' 88 Joan Davis ' 88 Keith Davis ' 90 Kim Davis ' 88 La tony a Davis ' 88 Latonya Davis ' 90 Lisa Davis ' 89 Timothy Davis ' 88 Tonya Davis ' 90 Yvette Davis ' 89 Regina Day ' 90 Robert Day ' 88 LeMann Dea ' 89 Rickey Deacon ' 89 Vickie Deal ' 89 Anthony Dean ' 89 James Dearth ' 89 Ellis Deberry ' 89 Roselyn DeCastro ' 89 Gary Deeter ' 90 Jeff Deeter ' 89 Upper left: Freshman James Spicer stands at attention for weekly inspection. Upper right: Freshman basketball player Andre Miller supports the varsity and re- serves. Lower left: Spirited sophomore Kim Wal- ton cheers loudly for the boys ' basketball team. Lower right: Junior Guy Booher joins oth- er stage crew members in putting his mark on a set. Underclass 117 Thomas Deeter ' 88 Rodney Denk ' 90 Ronnie Denny ' 90 Tracy Denton ' 89 Melinda Depew ' 90 David Depp ' 90 James Depp ' 90 James DeSalme ' 88 Tracy DeWeese ' 88 Hugh Dickinson ' 90 Bryan Dismuke ' 90 Curtis Dockery ' 89 Brian Dodson ' 88 James Donigan ' 90 Upper left: Barbara Embry works on a drawing. Upper right: Junior David Guthrie works on a drop for the senior play. Lower left: Freshman Gale Lewis stands and waits for inspection. Lower right: Traci Collins and Ranee Al- len watch reserve basketball action. 1 18 Underclass vi Vk. t rQ Lavonzella Donigan ' 88 Tony Donofrio ' 90 Tammy Douglas ' 88 Michael Douthit ' 88 Anthony Dover ' 90 Dave Dugger ' 89 Christopher Duncan ' 90 Robert Dunz ' 89 Laura Dyer ' 89 Allen Eberly ' 90 John C. Edmond ' 88 John L. Edmond ' 88 Damon Edmonds ' 89 David Edwards ' 90 Shana Edwards ' 88 Sherry Edwards ' 88 Tina Edwards ' 88 Wendy Edy ' 89 Brian Ehlers ' 89 Darrell Elam ' 90 Ramona Ellington ' 89 Rochelle Ellington ' 90 David Elliot ' 88 Dana Ellis ' 88 Barb Embry ' 89 Ericka Embry ' 88 Crystal Endridge ' 90 Jennifer Endsley ' 89 Jeff Engle ' 89 Jeanmarie Eubanks ' 89 Barry Evans ' 89 Angie Ewell ' 90 Margie Ewing ' 88 Ann Farmer ' 88 Kim Faryna ' 88 Stacey Faryna ' 90 Bonnie Faubion ' 88 Jeff Faulkner ' 90 Tommy Faulkner ' 88 Greg Felts ' 88 Candida Ferguson ' 89 Charlene Ferrell ' 89 Kimberly Fetty ' 88 Janice Fields ' 90 Bridget Findlay ' 90 Jennifer Fines ' 89 Shannon Finley ' 88 William Finley ' 90 Andrea Fishburn ' 88 Debra Fisher ' 88 Devin Fisher ' 89 Ellen Fisher ' 90 Jennee Fisher ' 88 Kristine Fisher ' 90 Harvey Fitts ' 90 Shannon Fitzgerald ' 90 Shannon Flanary ' 90 Debra Flanigan ' 88 Shelly Flanigan ' 90 Sherry Flanigan ' 90 Jim Flodder 88 Emery Flynn ' 89 Jennifer Flynn ' 90 Underclass 1 19 LaShona Fogle ' 88 Sarah Foltz ' 89 Roberta Foor ' 90 Cindy Foster ' 90 Vernessa Foster ' 90 Brian Fowler ' 88 Amanda Franklin ' 89 Kari Franklin ' 88 Jill Frederickson ' 88 Cindy Freed ' 88 Kristy Freemont ' 89 Lisa Freemont ' 88 Melissa Freitag ' 88 Tom Freitag ' 90 Lisa French ' 88 Tina French ' 90 Deborah Friddle ' 90 Karla Fuller ' 88 Ryan Fulton ' 89 Michael Fultz ' 88 Pennie Furnish ' 89 Christopher Futch ' 88 Aaron Futrell ' 90 Devon Gaines ' 90 Michelle Galyan ' 90 Shawntez Gant ' 89 Kimberly Gardner ' 89 Royetta Garrett ' 89 Robin Gatewood ' 90 Jeff Gavin ' 88 Michelle Gayer ' 90 Jerry Gebhart ' 88 Clyde George ' 89 Paula George ' 88 Nanette Gibbons ' 89 Teresa Gilbert ' 90 Theresa Gilfillen ' 90 Michael Gillespie ' 89 Chris Gilliam ' 89 Steve Gilliam ' 89 D. J. Givan ' 89 Erika Glover ' 88 Stephen Glover ' 88 William Golden ' 89 Cathy Goldsberry ' 88 Andrew Gomez ' 88 Michael Gomez ' 89 Daymon Gomillia ' 88 Dax Gonzalez ' 88 David Goodman ' 90 Johnny Gordon ' 89 Anthony Gorman ' 88 Michael Gorman ' 90 Jake Gorton ' 89 Keith Gough ' 90 Jeff Graham ' 90 Jacqueline Graves ' 90 Aaron Gray ' 90 David Gray ' 89 Lisa Gray ' 89 Theresa Gray ' 89 Jeremy Green ' 89 Carolyn Gregory ' 88 WW 120 Underclass Danielle Gregory ' 89 Michael Gregory ' 90 David Grider ' 88 Tammy Griffo ' 88 Victor Grisby ' 90 Kelly Grismore ' 89 Stacy Groomer ' 88 Sonja Grooms ' 89 Mike Gross ' 90 Beverly Guernsey ' 89 Tim Guffy ' 90 Joelie Guinn ' 89 David Guthrie ' 88 Kenneth Haddle ' 88 Billy Hale ' 88 Bobby Hale ' 88 Melinda Hale ' 89 JoAnna Hall ' 89 Ron Hall ' 88 Mary Hamby ' 89 Kim Hamilton ' 89 Top: Concert choir members strive to up- hold their tradition of excellence. Lower left: Tom Freitag lays out an as- signment for drafting. Lower right: David Kingery appears less than excited about an assignment. Underclass 12 1 Jennifer Hammond ' 90 Robert Hammonds ' 89 Janet Hammontree ' 88 Joy Haney ' 90 Gary Hardy ' 89 Jennifer Hardy ' 90 Yalanda Harley ' 88 Cheryl Harmon ' 89 Dawn Harmon ' 88 Faye Harney ' 89 Dale Harper ' 90 Millissia Harper ' 90 Spencer Harper ' 88 Russell Harpold ' 89 Top, right: Sandra Leslie and Richard Neal try to finish a science assignment before time runs out. Lower left: Junior Jason Zaphiriou puts finishing touches on the senior play set. Lower right: Sophomore David Gray works on a vocabulary assignment in the computer lab. HH HH HI hbh b| ■■■■■B ■ ■H b I M 122 Underclass B JB f Rodney Harrell ' 90 Christa Harris ' 89 Nicole Harris ' 89 Michelle Hart ' 90 Heather Harter ' 88 Laura Hartsock ' 89 Shannon Harvey ' 90 Foronda Hatter ' 90 Linda Havvard ' 89 Timothy Hayes ' 89 Ginger Heimel ' 88 Lori Heizer ' 89 Patty Heizer ' 88 Shane Helvie ' 88 Scott Hendley ' 88 Neiko Hendricks ' 88 Kelli Henslee ' 88 Tina Henslee ' 90 Rosemarie Herald ' 90 April Hewlett ' 90 Elizabeth Hickman ' 90 Eddie Hicks ' 90 Peggie Hicks ' 88 Shane Hicks ' 90 Tracy Hicks ' 90 Stacey Higgins ' 89 Latasha Hill ' 90 Patrick Hill ' 90 Perry Hilliard ' 89 Lisa Hilyard ' 89 Phillip Hinton ' 89 Sonya Hix ' 88 Shannon Hoff ' 89 Troy Hogue ' 90 Alicia Holland ' 88 Kenneth Holland ' 89 Robert Holland ' 88 Alvin Holliday ' 89 Timothy Holliday ' 90 Jermanne Holmes ' 90 Pete Holmes ' 89 Tim Holmes ' 88 Jennifer Holton ' 89 Garbrielle Hon ' 90 Amy Hornback ' 89 Keith Hornsby ' 90 Jonathan Horton ' 90 Paul Horton ' 89 Shawnette Horton ' 88 Jeff Houpt ' 89 Christine House ' 89 Bertina Howard ' 90 James Howard ' 90 Greg Howe ' 89 Jason Howe ' 88 Julie Howe ' 89 Shawn Huckleby ' 90 Mindi Hudson ' 88 Carrie Huggler ' 89 Brett Hughes ' 90 Michael Hughes ' 90 Shawn Hughes ' 88 Donald Hull 89 Underclass 123 Michelle Humphries ' 89 Marsha Hunt ' 90 Michael Hunter ' 89 Heather Hunter ' 88 Don Huntsinger ' 88 Greg Hurt ' 90 Tammy Hurt ' 89 James Hutchinson ' 88 James Hutchinson ' 90 Casandra Hyde ' 88 Brian Hynds 90 Stacey Ingels ' 89 Tonya Ingram ' 90 Scott Irons ' 88 William Irons Jon Isenberg Carl Jackson Dawn Jackson Julie Jackson Angela Jacobs Carolyn Jacobs Danny Jacobs Tonya Jagoe Chris Jarrett Artez Jefferson Gregory Jefferson Jackie Jefferson Danial Jenkins Darrell Jenkins Raynette Jenkins Zora Jenkins Billy Jenson Lloyd Jessee Daniel Johns David John Nicholas Johns Alonzo Johnson Anthony Johnson Cary Johnson Charles Johnson Charles Johnson David Johnson Eugene Janella Joseph Kali Lea Leslie Lisa Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Natisha Johnson Racquet Johnson Ron Johnson Sean Johnson Steve Johnson Taiwonda Johnson Tayjuana Johnson Traci Johnson Christopher Jones David Jones Elvis Jones Jeff Jones Joseph Jones Kimmey Jones 88 90 88 88 88 89 88 89 90 90 88 89 90 88 89 90 89 89 89 90 88 89 89 89 89 89 90 90 89 89 90 90 90 88 90 88 89 89 89 88 90 88 89 90 88 90 90 89 89 124 Underclass Ron Jones ' 90 Shannon Jones ' 89 Stacey Jones ' 90 Carmele Journey ' 89 Oscar Journey ' 90 Mark Judd ' 90 Richard Judd ' 88 Gene Kanouse ' 88 Melissa Kates ' 89 Rodney Kates ' 88 Nicole Kearney ' 88 Michele Keeney ' 88 Dana Kees ' 88 Ann Keith ' 89 Darrel Keith ' 90 Linda Keith ' 88 Annette Kelley ' 89 Teresa Kelley ' 89 Jerry Kelly ' 90 Lorrie Kennedy ' 89 Tony Keppler ' 90 Top left: Many students would rather watch the action than dance. Lower left: James Yarber ' s earth sci- ence students work with a high-power telescope. 125 Underclass James Kidd ' 89 Angela Kidwell ' 89 Amy Kiefner ' 89 Simone Kilbourn ' 89 Josh Kimmell ' 89 Amy Kincaid ' 88 Jeremy Kincaid ' 89 Candalyn King ' 89 James King ' 89 Susan King ' 89 David Kingery ' 89 April Kissee ' 89 Larry Knapp ' 90 Jason Knight ' 90 Right: Freshman Jessica Stinson helps prepare for the home economics depart- ment holiday tea for faculty. Far right: Junior Heather Hunter dices nuts for the holiday tea. Bottom: Rob Lowe, Chris Clark, and Mike Brown display their I ' m Chillin shirts at a December dance. 126 Underclass Sheryle Knight ' 90 Stephanie Koehler ' 90 Tamatha Koehler ' 89 Dane Kramer ' 88 Melody Lacey ' 89 Kevin Lackey ' 88 Michelle Ladd ' 90 Roy Ladd ' 89 Julie LaFollette ' 90 Peggy Lambert ' 88 Angela Lander ' 88 Amber Lane ' 89 Josh Lane ' 88 Tammy Largent ' 89 Andrew Larrabee ' 89 Charles Lashley ' 88 Scott Lashley ' 88 Terri Lasley ' 88 Melissa Lawmaster ' 89 Russell Lawrence ' 88 Steve Leach ' 89 Joshua Leadingham ' 90 Kathy Lea veil ' 88 Kenneth Leave!! ' 90 James Lee ' 89 Rochelle Lee ' 88 Shaneca Lee ' 90 William Lego ' 88 Tammy Leisure ' 88 Carrie LeMasters ' 89 Tina Leo ' 88 Michel! Leslie ' 90 Sandy Leslie ' 89 Roger Lesure ' 90 Carolyn Le we lien ' 88 Darvina Lewis ' 88 Gale Lewis ' 90 Jenny Lewis ' 90 Michael Lewis ' 88 Tawana Lewis ' 90 Tonya Lewis ' 88 David Li ford ' 89 Krista Liford ' 89 Gary Light ' 89 Carol Lilly ' 88 Hyacinth Lilly ' 89 Paul Lilly ' 90 Jeff Lindsey ' 90 Kevin Lindsey ' 90 Jason Lisby ' 88 Kevin Litteral ' 90 Shannon Lively ' 90 Carol Lobb ' 88 James Logan ' 89 Tammy Logan ' 89 Johanna Loge ' 90 Evalena Loman ' 89 Cameron Long ' 89 Kellie Long 89 Rebecca Long ' 88 Susan Long ' 89 Alan Lough ' 88 Larry Love ' 90 Underclass 127 Paula Lovins ' 90 Robert Lowe ' 88 Steve Lowery ' 88 Robyn Lucas ' 90 Tonya Luna ' 90 Kim Lungwitz ' 88 Thea Lyden ' 90 Dale Lyons ' 89 Jody Madden ' 89 David Maddrill ' 88 Kim Maher ' 88 Yvonne Maier ' 89 Brian Majors ' 90 Denise Majors ' 90 Alejandro Mancillas ' 88 Matt Mandel ' 89 Robert Mann ' 90 Donald Manns ' 90 Regina Maples ' 90 Jeffery Marble ' 89 Adam Marcom ' 90 Right: Students show varying moods in a freshman science class. Bottom: Shelia Turner and Dino Robert- son work on art projects. 128 Underclass Rod Marcum ' 88 David Marsh ' 89 Lori Marshall ' 88 Dion Marshino ' 89 Carol Martin ' 90 Chrissy Martin ' 90 Crystal Martin ' 90 David Martin ' 89 Deborah Martin ' 88 Josh Martin ' 88 Kowalski Martin ' 90 Michael Martin ' 90 Robert Martin ' 90 Enrique Martinez ' 90 James Mason ' 88 Susan Massey ' 88 Amy Maxberry ' 89 Belinda Maxie ' 90 Latonya Maxie ' 88 Eddie Maxieson ' 89 Ricky May ' 90 George Maynard ' 90 Sandra McAllister ' 88 Chester McAtee ' 89 Connie McCallister ' 88 Brian McCary ' 89 Jack McClara ' 88 William McClara ' 90 Stacey McClary ' 89 Earl McCloud ' 90 Mark McCoy ' 88 Sharon McCoy ' 90 Howard McCurdy ' 89 Brian McDonald ' 88 Allison McDowell ' 88 Marian McDowell ' 90 Gary McFarland ' 89 Alan McFerrin ' 90 Molly McGarvey ' 88 Demetrius McGee ' 89 Raetta McGee ' 88 Rewa McGinnis ' 90 Carl McGinty ' 89 Charles McKinney ' 90 Larissa McLain ' 89 Keli McMillin ' 88 Yolanda McNeal ' 90 Kevin McNeely ' 88 Crystal Mellis ' 88 John Melton ' 90 Kelly Mercer ' 90 Monica Mertz ' 89 Tim Messenger ' 90 Rhonda Meulen ' 88 Leslie Meyer ' 89 Carta Middlebrook ' 89 Desmond Miles ' 90 Waymon Miles ' 90 Kathy Miley 88 Amy Miller ' 88 Andre Miller ' 90 Anna Miller ' 90 James Miller ' 90 Underclass 129 Joyce Miller ' 88 Justine Miller ' 88 Sarah Miller ' 89 Stephanie Miller ' 88 Treq Miller ' 88 Arliss Mills ' 88 Michael Mills ' 90 Rhonda Minks ' 88 Steve Mitchell ' 90 Molly Mocco ' 88 John Moenius ' 90 Machelle Moffatt ' 90 Shawn Molin ' 89 J. R. Monger ' 88 Charles Moore ' 90 Linda Moore ' 88 Marcus Moore ' 90 Mary Moore ' 89 Stephanie Moore ' 89 Trade Moore ' 90 Vince Moore ' 89 James Moran ' 90 Roger Moran ' 90 James Moriarty ' 88 Chris Morris ' 90 Jeannetta Morris ' 88 Michael Morris ' 88 Monica Morris ' 89 Amy Morton ' 88 Sean Morton ' 88 Diane Moyers ' 90 Linda Moyers ' 90 Louis Mozingo ' 88 Elisa Muir ' 89 Ricky Mundy ' 89 Patricia Murphy ' 89 Tammy Murphy ' 90 Connie Napier ' 89 Hollie Napier ' 90 Richard Neal ' 89 Sarita Neville ' 89 Daniel Newman ' 88 Tina Nichols ' 89 William Nicoson ' 89 Julia Nipp ' 90 Clechia Nixon ' 88 Derrick Nixon ' 88 Neville Northington ' 90 Charlie Northrup ' 89 Christopher Norwood ' 88 Cassaundra Nott ' 88 Keith Nuckols ' 88 Stacey Nutter ' 90 Shelley Oberholtzer ' 90 Steve Oberlander ' 89 Robb Ochs ' 89 Sherri Ochs ' 89 Derrick Odom ' 90 Dayna Offutt ' 90 Darren Oldham ' 90 James Oleksy ' 89 Tobi Oliphant ' 89 Darrin Orr ' 89 i 130 Underclass Andrew Owens ' 88 Johnnella Owens ' 88 Katrina Owens ' 90 Renee Palmer ' 88 Adam Parker ' 90 Don Parker ' 89 Greg Parker ' 90 Michelle Parker ' 90 Diana Parks ' 90 Jeff Parmelee ' 88 Penny Parmer ' 89 Sharon Parrish ' 90 Brian Partin ' 89 Sharon Paschal ' 89 Left: The basketball crowd follows the game and the camera at the same time. Lower left: Freshman Paul Woempner stands at parade rest. Lower right: Junior Rodney Kates waits to go into an after-game dance. Underclass 13 1 Danny Patel ' 89 Raymond Patterson ' 90 Lisa Pavey ' 90 David Payne ' 89 Dion Payne ' 90 Lanetta Payne ' 90 Daphne Pemberton ' 88 Jeff Pennington ' 88 Mary Pennington ' 89 Theresa Pennington ' 88 Steven Peoples ' 89 Anita Perry ' 88 Demetria Perry ' 89 Fred Perry ' 88 Michelle Perry ' 88 Sheila Perry ' 89 Jason Pershing ' 89 Ayanna Person ' 90 Julia Pettigrew ' 89 Jacqueline Peyton ' 89 Kelly Phillips ' 89 Right: Sophomore James Porter puts a math assignment on the board. Bottom: Dewain Johnson demonstrates a small engine to his students. 132 Underclass Roderick Phillips ' 90 John Phipps ' 90 Bruce Pickens ' 88 Nicole Pickens ' 88 Sherri Pierson ' 90 Sirena Pierson ' 88 Donald Pinkston ' 88 Judith Pittman ' 89 Nicole Pittman ' 88 Ty Pittman ' 88 Mark Plunkitt ' 89 Stacy Poindexter ' 90 Chris Polston ' 90 Heather Polston ' 89 Anna Poltorak ' 89 Tyrone Poole ' 88 William Poole ' 90 Chan tele Porter ' 90 James Porter ' 89 Jeff Porter ' 90 Roger Porter ' 88 Stacie Porter ' 90 Donna Potts ' 89 Anthony Powell ' 89 Crystal Powell ' 90 Tanzi Powers ' 89 Traci Powers ' 90 Pam Prather ' 89 Ava Price ' 90 Jesse Price ' 89 Tasha Price ' 88 Heather Prieshoff ' 90 Steve Procter ' 90 Adrienne Pruett ' 90 Chriscynithi Pryor ' 90 Jeff Pryor ' 89 Willie Pryor ' 89 Eric Pugh ' 88 Elizabeth Purvis ' 88 Mike Quick ' 89 Dionne Quintero ' 90 Carol Ragle ' 88 Donald Ramsey ' 88 Angela Rau ' 89 Neica Ray ' 88 Dewayne Reed ' 88 Schlunda Reed ' 90 Shawna Reed ' 90 Yolanda Reed ' 90 Nicole Reedus ' 89 Steve Reever ' 90 Jeff Reidy ' 90 Gary Rettig ' 89 Paula Revadelo ' 88 Caesar Reynolds ' 88 Jeannie Richie ' 90 Antonio Richmond ' 90 Leann Riddell ' 88 Robert Riggles 90 Georgette Rinker ' 88 E rick a Roberts ' 89 Kimberly Roberts ' 89 William Roberts ' 89 Underclass 133 Antonio Robertson ' 89 Charles Robertson ' 90 James Robertson ' 90 Tammy Robertson ' 90 Anthony Robinson ' 90 Jennifer Robinson ' 89 John Robinson ' 88 Lester Robinson ' 90 Stacy Robinson ' 88 Cheryl Rogers ' 88 Geanene Rogers ' 89 Harley Rogers ' 90 Paula Rogers ' 89 Rose Rogers ' 88 Brian Roland ' 90 Aimee Rosales ' 89 Shawn a Roth ' 90 Cindy Rubush ' 88 Michael Rush ton ' 89 Donald Rusie ' 90 Carlotta Russell ' 90 Jane Russell ' 88 Staci Ryan ' 88 Toni Ryan ' 89 Matthew Salvage ' 89 Don Salyers ' 90 David Sanders ' 90 Robert Sanders ' 88 Rochelle Saunders ' 88 Jaime Savage ' 90 Pam Schaefer ' 88 Jason Schlarb ' 90 Scott Schoen ' 89 Regina Schuck ' 90 Sue Schultheis ' 89 Alida Schumpert ' 89 Lisa Schwartz ' 90 Michael Schwedler ' 90 Kelly Schweitzer ' 88 Edwin Scott ' 88 Jason Scott ' 89 Karlisa Scott ' 90 Katherine Scott ' 89 Ricky Scott ' 89 Robbie Scott ' 88 Shuron Scott ' 89 Paul Scruggs ' 89 Dawn Scurlock ' 88 Martin Scurlock ' 90 Kim Seabolt ' 89 Denneda Sechrest ' 89 Susie Seifert ' 88 Tyreina Shanks ' 88 Dawn Shelly ' 90 Stewart Shelton ' 90 Sonia Shepard ' 90 Paul Shepherd ' 90 Bruce Sherels ' 88 Dennis Sherfick ' 89 Jeff Sherfick ' 88 Derrick Sherrill ' 90 Tuesday Shifkowski ' 90 Adrian Sholar ' 90 734 Underclass Anthony Sholar ' 88 Matthew Silvers ' 88 Duane Simmons ' 90 Dwight Simmons ' 89 Kim Sims ' 89 Mike Sinnott ' 89 Pamela Skaggs ' 89 Charles Skip with ' 90 Denise Slayback ' 90 Ronnie Slayton ' 90 Tracey Sledge ' 89 Lisa Sloan ' 88 Keith Small ' 88 Alita Smith ' 88 Left: Melissa Kates points out a spot on the map in Spanish class. Lower left: Junior Danny Stewart works on attendance as a messenger for Mrs. Virginia McClellan. Lower right: Sophomore Casey Camp- bell stakes out a good spot in the lobby to watch early-morning action. Underclass 135 Angie Smith ' 89 Carrie Smith ' 88 Charles Smith ' 88 Heretta Smith ' 89 Hubert Smith ' 90 Jackie Smith ' 90 Jerry Smith ' 88 Kimberly K. Smith ' 90 Kimberly M. Smith ' 90 Ladonna Smith ' 90 Lamont Smith ' 89 Leslie Smith ' 88 Leslie Smith ' 89 Lisa Smith ' 89 Lor a Smith ' 90 Lori Smith ' 89 Maurice Smith ' 88 Rob Smith ' 88 Sarah Smith ' 90 Tamiko Smith ' 90 Timothy Smith ' 88 Right: Junior Susan Woods uses her lunch period for pleasure reading. Far right: Sophomore Angela Rau pre- pares an English assignment in the com- puter lab. Lower left: Junior Louis Mozingo puts a foreign language assignment on the board. Lower right: Junior Mark Wynalda at- tempts a lift in conditioning class. 136 Underclass Timothy Smith ' 90 Tina Smith ' 88 Troy Smith ' 90 Urlanda Smith ' 90 David Sosbe ' 90 Brenda Sparks ' 89 Kathy Spears ' 89 Rick Spears ' 88 James Spicer ' 90 Joe Spiker ' 89 Anna Spitzer ' 90 David Springer ' 89 Regina Springer ' 90 Kelly Squires ' 88 Amanda St. Lawrence ' 89 Fonda Stagnolia ' 90 Jerry Stahl ' 90 Katrice Stansberry ' 90 Christopher Staples ' 90 Manual Staples ' 90 Antoinette Steele ' 89 Lorena Stephens ' 90 Craig Stephenson ' 89 Sheryl Stepp ' 90 Brandon Stewart ' 89 Daniel Stewart ' 88 Eric Stewart ' 90 Timothy Stewart ' 88 Jessica Stinson ' 90 James Stipanovic ' 89 Jeff Stone ' 89 Richard Storm ' 89 Darrell Stout ' 90 Thomas Stout ' 90 Jacinda Stover ' 90 Jessica Streif ' 89 Gloria Strode ' 89 Angela Stubbs ' 90 Chris Stuck ' 90 Lori Stuck ' 89 Roy Sublett ' 89 Cassie Suiter ' 89 Leslie Sulgrove ' 90 Dianna Sullivan ' 90 Paul Summers ' 88 Robert Sumpter ' 90 Evan Sutton ' 89 Julie Sutton ' 89 Rick Sutton ' 89 Rudonna Sutton ' 89 Connie Swartsell ' 89 John Swartsell ' 89 Dennis Sweatt ' 90 Laura Sweeney ' 88 Jerry Swift ' 89 Steve Swindle ' 89 Mike Swinford ' 90 Ronald Tanber ' 88 Mitchell Tandy ' 89 David Tarver ' 89 Barbara Taylor ' 90 Damon Taylor ' 90 Frankie Taylor ' 90 Underclass 137 Melvin Taylor ' 89 Neikolyn Taylor ' 90 Vickie Taylor ' 90 Leonard Terry ' 90 Ann Thomas ' 89 Cassandra Thomas ' 88 Doretta Thomas ' 89 Lajuana Thomas ' 90 Stacie Thomas ' 90 Anita Thompson ' 90 Anna Thompson ' 90 Arthur Thompson ' 88 Brian Thompson ' 89 Dawn Thompson ' 89 Devin Thompson ' 89 Jonathan Thompson ' 88 Julie Thompson ' 88 Lisa Thompson ' 88 Stephanie Thompson ' 90 Walter Thompson ' 90 Christopher Thornton ' 90 Nick Tides ' 89 Susie Tides ' 90 Kathleen Tiernan ' 90 Dewana Tigner ' 88 Shawnna Tigner ' 89 Ronald Tingler ' 88 Kenneth Todd ' 89 Stephen Todd ' 88 Eugene Toles ' 89 Michael Tom ' 88 Laura Toney ' 88 Stephanie Trees ' 89 Jamie Tucher ' 88 Janet Turner ' 90 Nicole Turner ' 90 Shelia Turner ' 89 Nicole Tyler ' 89 Anthony Tyson ' 90 Monty Uhls ' 89 Stephanie Vaal ' 89 Tameica Vaden ' 90 Ernest Valentine ' 90 Adriana Vasile ' 88 Monica Vasile ' 88 Kristina Vibbert ' 89 Angel Vie ' 90 Steve Viles ' 88 John Wagers ' 89 Christina Walker ' 89 Jamaine Walker ' 89 John Walker ' 89 Larry Walker ' 90 Marianne Walker ' 90 Pamela Walker ' 88 Robert Walker ' 88 Sheryl Walker ' 89 Bryant Wallace ' 89 Donald Wallace ' 90 Vickie Wallace 88 Gerald Walls ' 90 Alexander Walters ' 90 Diana Walters ' 88 138 Underclass Kim Walton ' 89 David Ward ' 90 Karen Ward ' 89 Linda Ward ' 88 Steve Ward ' 88 Niki Ware ' 90 Brandon Warfield ' 90 Tom Warren ' 90 Wanda Washington ' 88 Arthur Watkins ' 90 Jason Watkins ' 89 Krisunee Watkins ' 88 Richie Watson ' 88 Tameka Watson ' 89 Left: Rodney Kates and friends stake out their own reserved seating section for a varsity basketball game. Lower left: Freshman Debbie Friddle re- laxes before a Madrigal feast on the Howe stage. Underclass 139 Amy Watt ' 90 Tom Watt ' 88 Dawn Watts ' 89 Michelle Watts ' 88 Michelle Weaver ' 89 Angelita Webb ' 89 Jason Webster ' 89 John Paul Weidner ' 90 Michelle Weinke ' 88 James Welch ' 89 Jeff Wessel ' 88 Anne West ' 89 Audra West ' 90 Sandy Wheeler ' 90 Right: Mrs. Maria Adams explains various kitchen utensils to a foods class. Bottom: The new aerobics class is very popular with Howe girls. 140 Underclass Tina Whi taker ' 89 Eric White ' 90 Jeremy White ' 90 Mike White ' 89 Nicole White ' 89 Richard White ' 88 Richard White ' 89 Steven White ' 90 Rodney White ' 89 Gary Whiteside ' 89 Joseph Whitney ' 88 Tina Whitten ' 88 Jack Whobrey ' 89 Susan Wilhoite ' 88 Andre Williams ' 89 Henry Williams ' 89 Joe Williams ' 90 Madonna Williams ' 88 Maria Williams ' 89 Matt Williams ' 89 Terry Williams ' 88 Joseph Williamson ' 88 Melissa Williamson ' 80 Tim Williamson ' 88 Kim Willis ' 89 David Wilson ' 88 Elwyn Wilson ' 88 Jennifer Wilson ' 88 Juan Wilson ' 89 Lionell Wilson ' 90 Matt Wilson ' 90 Michelle Wilson ' 88 Nichole Wilson ' 90 Robert Wilson ' 88 James Wimberly ' 89 Stacy Winans ' 89 Diana Winfrey ' 89 Evelyn Winslow ' 88 Paul Woempner ' 90 Ronnie Woods ' 90 Susan Woods ' 88 Mark Woolbright ' 89 James Worth ' 89 Scott Worth ' 89 Sabrina Wortham ' 88 Dawn W ratten ' 88 Mickey Wray ' 90 Christy Wright ' 88 Kevin Wright ' 89 Scott Wright 88 Mark Wynalda ' 88 Angila Wynn ' 88 Dawn Wynne ' 89 John Yanich ' 89 Delisa Young ' 89 Monica Young ' 90 Waymon Young ' 89 Gene Youngkin ' 90 Alfred Zachery ' 89 Jason Zaphiriou ' 88 Jimmy Zo liner ' 88 Jayne Zorman ' 88 Underclass 14 1 St M Frank Tout — Principal Bruce Beck — Vice-Principal Ligon Drane — Vice-Principal Beatrice Adams — Guidance Clerk Christina Allen — Special Education Patricia Aman — Business, Student Council James Arvin — Physical Education Department Chairman, Wrestling, Football Mattie Ballow— Guidance Mary Bancroft — English Deborah Bareford — Business, Distributive Edu- cation, DECA Richard Beck — English, Future Educators in Ac- tion Margaret Benson — Dean of Students Robert Berry — Director of Guidance Ann Boynton — Aide Robert Bramblett — Music, Madrigals, Varsity Singers Louie Bray — Aide Larry Brown — Mathematics, Computer Club Michael Bryant— Aide, Basketball Equipment Manager William Buckley— Science Deanna Byrd— Curriculum Clerk ■ ■1 142 Staff Theresa Calhan — Home Economics Treva Carroll — Home Economics Department Chairman Elizabeth Cooper — Special Education, Cheer- leaders Audrey Come — Science Burnel Coulon— Dean of Students Otis Curry— Social Studies, Girls ' Basketball Mary DeWitz— English E. Dale Dinkens— English, Hllltopper Warren Dressier — Science Carl Duffy — Head Custodian Doris Duncan — Art Department Chairman Robert Edwards — Science Department Chairman wwiMiif r ' ™ M J [ i ■; !-■ 5 : - K ' m Upper left: Maintenance man Ron Griffey spends much of his time working on lockers. Upper right: Spanish teacher Joe Vespo points out a spot on the map. Bottom: Ron Finkbiner and Bill Smith go over foot- ball statistics. Staff 143 Elizabeth Elder — Mathematics Venkatachalapa Ellur — Mathematics Curt Ervin — Business, Activities Business Man- ager John Ervin — English Department Chairman Ron Finkbiner — Social Studies, Football, Girls ' Tennis, Quiz Team Carolyn Freeman — Mathematics, Mu Alpha The- ta Art Gonzalez — English as a Second Language Phillip Greenwood — Security Irvin Haas— Media Specialist Ann Hall — Special Education, Drama Club, Speech Club Joan Hancock — Foreign Language, French Club Da Hem Harpold— Clerk Upper left: Industrial arts teacher Dewain Johnson sports a radical new look. Upper right: English teacher Pat Kuhn grades themes during period 7. Lower left: English teacher Jatinder Singh passes out papers to a freshman class. Lower right: Secretary Frances Valentine places mail in teacher boxes. 144 Staff Richard Harpold — Mathematics, Football Shirley Hembd — Home Economics Frederick Hewitt — Physical Education, Athletic Director Ronald Ireland — Mathematics Department Chair- man Tim Jessup — Science, Boys ' Track Dewain Johnson — Industrial Arts Deborah Jones — Treasurer Evelyn Keaton — Science, National Honor Society James Komann— Art Patricia Kuhn— English Jo Anna Leffler— Media Center Director, Media Club Thomas Lewis— Music Department Chairman, Concert Choir, Musical Kathleen Lindow— Guidance Learning Center Leone Little — Social Studies Department Chair- man Frank Loll — Special Education, Freshman Basket- ball James Lynch — Art, Director of Productions Virginia McClellan — Attendance Clerk Penelope McNeish — Business Department Chair- man Leona McPherson — Business William Morris — Industrial Arts, Football Equip- ment Manager Shirley Neal— English, Hornet Honeys, Pen Points Yvonne Perry — Business, Cooperative Office Edu- cation, COE Charles Pirtle— Art David Poncar — Music, Band Staff 145 Alice Purvis — Mathematics, Girls ' Track, Volley- ball Priscilla Repass — Guidance Martin Sam — Physical Education, Boys ' Track Lola Sargent — Aide Greg Shelton — English, Senior Play Rita Simmons — Home Economics, Varsity Club, Cheerleaders Rutha Sims — Special Education Jatinder Singh — English John Skene — Business, Chess Club David Smartz — Guidance Shirley Smith — English, Pen Points William Smith— Science, Football, Boys ' Golf Sonia Solomon — Special Education Errol Spears— Social Studies, Baseball, Quiz Team David Stahly — Evening Division Director, Science David Stewart— Social Studies, Soccer Phyllis Thomas — Clerk James Thompson — Physical Education, Boys ' Basketball Thomas Totten — Guidance Frances Valentine — Secretary Joe Vespo — Foreign Language Joseph Vollmer — English, Girls ' Golf Lula Walston — Aide Charles Walter — Mathematics 146 Staff Sudie Watkins — Special Education Roxy Watson — Mathematics Bettie Webb- Aide Wayne Wellington — Industrial Arts Department Chairman Randy Wemple — Special Education Sandra Williams — Business Mary Wills— Aide Sandra Wiseman — Registrar Betty Woods — Physical Education, Girls ' Equip- ment Manager James Yarber — Science, Naturalists Club Arretia Young — Aide Top: Industrial arts teacher Bill Morris explains a model to his class. Bottom left: English teacher Joe Vollmer checks the weekly bulletin on Monday morning. Bottom right: Jim Lynch and Greg Shelton check set construction for the senior play. Staff 147 ' New look ' marks ' 87 school year When the end of schools rolls around, the seniors are ecstatic and at the same time sad and sentimental because both good and bad times make our high school careers a great, one-time experience. The 1986-87 school year was one of many changes and it helped to put things in a more balanced perspective. New stu- dents helped Howe to expand and be- come stronger in both academics and sports. New teachers also added new life to stagnant activities. Nineteen-eighty-seven will always be remembered because of all the changes that gave Howe its New Look. (VICKIE DEAL, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF) Upper right: Scott Schoen concentrates on his notes at the Pops Concert. Lower right: Pedro Scott enthusiastically plays Snoopy in the summer musical, You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. 148 Closing ft ■ r ■ Top: A polished color guard helmet represents the time and effort the ROTC puts in to represent Howe. Above: Mat Slaughter and coach Jim Arvin embrace triumphantly after Slaughter ' s city win. Left: Varsity players prove that practice and deter- mination pay off. Closing 149 Top: The Hornets crunch the Ritter Raiders to score a touchdown. Above: The Silent Knight brings one of the rare quiet moments to Howe. Right: Oh, say can you see... the spirit at Howe? Top: Cooperation is one of the strong points of Howe. Amy Kiefner helps one of her fellow swim- mers. 150 Closing Top: Cooperation is one of the strong points of Howe. Amy Kiefner helps one of her fellow swim- mers. Above: Dedication and spirit are shown as the band marches in rain for homecoming Far left: As editor-in-chief. Vickie Deal organizes the yearbook room so the book can arrive on time Near left: A soft book offers rest. Closing 15 1 Index Abel, Angie— 1 12 Abel, Anthony— 1 12 Abel, Debbie — 29, 98 Adams, Beatrice — 142 Adams, Maria — 140 Adams, David— 3, 20, 21, 23, 112 Adams, Dr. James — 78 Adams, Scott — 57 Ahmad, Lamont— 42, 67, 98 Ahmad, Toi— 1 12 Aldus, David — 22 Aleksa, Jon — 1 12 Alexander, Eric— 14, 15, 20, 35, 112 Alexander, John— 67, 98, 112 Alexander, Odie — 20, 80, 112 Alexiou, Kelly— 22, 88, 92, 112 Allen, Christina— 142 Allen, Renee— 22, 93, 94, 112, 118 Allen, Sherman — 112 Allen, Thomas— 73, 81, 112 Alstott, Shannon— 1 12 Aman, Patricia — 111, 142 Anderson, Angela — 98 Anderson, Christopher — 17, 22, 57, 69, 87, 91, 95, 112 Anderson, David — 112 Anderson, De Shona — 112 Anderson, Mark — 67 Anderson, Matthew — 112 Anderson, Napoleon — 112 Anderson, Nicole — 112 Anderson, Randy — 112 Anderson, William — 112 Andrews, Corey— 21, 112 Andrews, David — 112 Apollos, Sabra— 1 12 Arbogast, Eric — 1 12 Archer, K elly — 55 Archey, Titfiani — 46, 47, 57, 112 Armour, Andrea — 20, 112 Armour, Jeff — 1 12 Armstrong, Michele — 112 Arnett, Susan— 1 12 Arthur, Amy— 1 12 Arvin, James— 10, 11, 67, 70, 72, 77, 80, 142, 149 Asbury, Clint— 1 12 Ashby, Lou— 112 Atchley, Pam— 1 12 Atkinson, Vernon — 98 Avant, Tracy— 70, 75, 81 Ayer, Julie— 112 Ayers, Amy— 92, 112 Ayers, Kathy— 29, 98 B Babbs, Jeff— 112 Babbs, Melissa — 98 Bailey, Angela— 13, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 98, 107, 108 Baker, Andy — 57 Baker, Joni— 1 12 Baker, Kimberly— 1 12 Baker, Melinda— 13, 17, 21, 23, 27, 28, 56, 112 Baker, Stephanie — 56 Baker, Steven— 98, 104 Baldwin, Tracy— 20, 112 Ball, Shawn— 1 12 Ballou, Gina— 1 12 Ballow, Mattie— 142 Bancroft, Mary— 142 Bandy, Jason — 1 12 Bareford, Deborah — 29, 42, 114, 142 Barnes, Kerry — 1 12 Barthelemy, Marie — 98 Bartlett, Lavon— 1 12 Bartolowitz, Leslie — 14 Basham, Tina — 1 12 Bates, Edward— 1 12 Bates, Jenean — 1 12 Bates, Joe— 24 Bates, Mike— 24, 112 Baugh, Melinda— 27, 112 Baxter, Leslie— 1 12 Bear, David— 1 12 Beasley, Melissa — 112 Beck, Bruce— 142 Beck, Richard— 142 Beech, Jeannette — 112 Beech, Monroe — 112 Beech, Peggy— 112 Beech, Sherri— 33 Belcher, Bobby— 1 12 Bell, Mike— 112 Bell, Tyrone— 112 Bennett, Sonia— 20, 1 12 Benson, Margaret — 142 Benson, Mellondie — 112 Berg, Erik— 21, 112 Berry, Robert— 142 Berry, Steve— 1 12 Berry, Teresa — 1 12 Berwanger, Kimberly — 27, 112 Bibbs, Latrell— 94 Bieler, Jennifer— 57, 87, 112 Billingsley, Michael — 20, 112 Binkley, Jimmy — 1 12 Bishop, Stacey— 95, 112 Blackwell, Angela— 1 12 Blackwell, Payton— 1 12 Blanchard, Diane — 112 Blazek, Keith— 58, 64, 67, 70, 81, 112 Blazek, Teresa— 42, 112 Boicourt, Duane — 40 Boiler, Darla— 112 Boiler, Daymond — 1 12 Booher, Guy— 17, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 108, 109, 113, 117 Borders, Cheryl— 1 13 Bosley, Karry— 29 Bottorff, Maria— 1 13 Boulware, Angela— 20, 79, 114 Bowman, Darren — 98 Bowman, Rhonda — 113 Boyd, Brian— 17, 21, 22, 23, 25 Boyd, Reuben— 113 Boyd, Willie— 1 13 Boynton, Ann — 142 Bradberry, Nicole— 20, 113 Bramblett, Joseph — 21, 22, 23, 114 Bramblett, Robert— 142 Branham, Darla — 114 Branham, Lanone — 29, 98 Bratcher, Mike— 20, 114 Brattain, Leandra — 20, 114 Braun, Michelle — 29, 98 Bray, Christopher — 114 Bray, Demetria — 33, 114 Bray, Louie — 142 Bredensteiner, Kurt — 114 Brewer, Brian — 1 14 Bridges, Jennifer — 114 Briggs, James — 1 14 Britt, Mark — 29, 67, 98 Britt, Matthew— 78, 80, 114 Brittain, Lorri — 98 Broaden, Norman — 22, 95 Brooks, Bryan— 40, 71, 80, 114 Brooks, Lawanna — 114 Brooks, Scott— 3, 67, 114 Brown, Anthony — 20, 115 Brown, Charles— 8, 67, 70, 81, 115 Brown, Jainean — 115 Brown, Jennifer — 113 Brown, John ' 89—1 15 Brown, John ' 90—1 15 Brown, Judy — 1 15 Brown, Larry — 142 Brown, Little— 1 15 Brown, Michael ' 89—67, 115, 127 Brown, Michael ' 90—115 Brown, Rita— 1 15 Brown, Shawn — 67, 115 Brown, Vera — 1 15 Browning, Greg — 115 Browning, Grover — 27, 115 Bruce, James — 1 15 Bryant, Charlene— 98 Bryant, Cynthia — Bryant, Dawn — 1 15 Bryant, Jacinda— 56, 88, 94, 95, 98, 103 Bryant, Michael— 142 Buchanan, Ginni — 1 15 Buckley, William— 142 Buckner, Galen— 67, 115 Buffington, Michael — 115 Bullens, Bonnie — 115 Bullock, Angela — 115 Bullock, Deandra — 115 Burck, Danny— 57, 61, 67, 98 Burge, Beverly— 29 Burgett, Terry — 1 15 Burhannon, Sedia — 94, 95, 115 Burks, Aaron — 1 15 Burmeister, Cindy — 1 15 Burns, Crystal — 1 15 Burns, James — 1 15 Burns, Rodney — 67, 81, 115 Burns, Suzanne — 115 Burris, Chad— 14, 23, 1 15, 159, 160 Burton, Matt— 115 Bussey, Jane— 29, 98 Butcher, Kimberly — 115 Butterfield, Christopher — 115 Byer, Heather— 94, 115 Byrd, Daphne— 68, 79 Byrd, Deanna — 142 Byrd, Jessica — 35, 115 Calhan, Therese — 143 Campbell, Casey— 66, 115, 135 Campbell, Crystal— 115, 158, 159, 160 Campbell, Eugene — 25. 98 Campbell, Maria — 115 Campbell, Martti— 1 15 Campbell, Shaune— 68, 95, 115 Capshaw, Chrisy — 98 Capshaw, Debra — 23, 27, 57, 79. 115 Carleton, Cory— 14, 115, 158, 159, 160 Carlisle, Irish— 98 Carlyle, Sheila— 1 15 Carlyle, Shell — 115 Carmer, Melissa — 115 Carnes, Sandi — 98 Carpenter, Reginald — 115 Carr, Anthony— 32, 33, 115 Carr, Lincoln — 98 Carr, Tyrone— 33, 1 15 Carroll, Treva— 143 Carson, Shannon — 29 Carter, Daryl— 58, 67, 115 Carter, Wilson— 115 Cary, Marc — 1 15 Catt, Debbie— 114, 115 Chambers, Andy— 115 Chambers, Yolanda — 115 Chestang, Chris — 115 Chestang, Keith — 67 Chew, Ralph— 115 Chilton, Shelley— 115 Christian, Lisa — 1 15 Clark, Bryan— 20, 67, 73, 80, 115 Clark, Christopher— 56, 67, 115, 126 Clark, Delnitta— 29, 98 Clark, Doug— 67, 115 Clegg, Kathleen— 1 16 Clement, Anjanette — 116 Cline, Melissa — 1 16 Cline, Tammy — 1 16 Clouse, Henry — 67, 80, 116 Coe, Timmy — 1 16 Coe, Wayland— 56, 99 Coffee, Larry— 20, 1 16 Coffin, Kimberly — 99 Coffman, Cindy — 99 Cole, Adrina — 116 Cole, James — 1 16 Coleman, Edward — 87. 99 Collins, Joseph — 116 Collins, Kimberly— 20. 116 Collins, Nora— 116 Co llins, Staci— 69, 86, 95. 116 Collins, Steven— 28, 99 Collins, Traci— 25, 27, 56, 94, 116, 118 Collis, Vincent— 1 16 Combs, Curtis— 116 Combs, James — 32, 33, 116 Comstock, Shannon — 116 Conley, Darrick — 116 Conner, Lori — 1 16 Cook, Eric— 22, 100 Cook-Mozingo, Ronald— 32, 116 Coomer, James — 67, 81, 116 Cooper, Elizabeth — 143 Cooper, Michael— 29, 100, 143 Cooper, Sonya — 116 Cooper, Traci — 21, 49, 56, 69, 116 Copeland, Curtis — 116 Corbett, Caroline— 116 Corey, Mike— 57, 69. 116 Corey, Tim— 57, 116 Corne, Audrey — 143 Cornette, Amanda — 25 Cornette, Pete— 116 Corpuz, Elena— 50, 55, 116 Cosby, Rhonda— 23, 116 Cosner, Larry — 116 Cosper, Erika — 1 16 Cotterman, Tammy — 116 Couch, Connie — 116 Coulon, Burnel — 143 Covington, Philip — 116 Cowin, Patricia — 1 16 Cox, Brad— 20, 67, 116 Cox, Todd— 116 152 lndex Crafton, Tammy— 29, 100 Craig, David — 21, 72, 116 Cravens, Marcie — 116 Crawley, Shem— 116 Creasey, Gary — 1 16 Criswell, Chris— 29 Crockett, Ron— 116 Cromer, Angel — 1 16 Crosby, Yolanda— 116 Cross, Kim— 70, 73, 74, 79 Crouch, Roderick— 67, 116 Crowe, Cassandra — 23, 39, 57, 79, 116 Cruz, Rita— 1 16 Cunningham, Darline — 100 Cunningham, Steven — 116 Cupp, Angelia — 1 16 Currie, Ken— 100 Currin, Mark— 116 Currin, Russell — 1 16 Curry, Otis— 57, 69, 143 Danforth, Juanita — 116 Daniels, Janet— 33, 116 Daniels, Leah — 1 16 Davenport, Carmen — 74, 79, 116 Davidson, Clifton — 67, 116 Davidson, Crystal — 116 Davidson, Jesse — 101 Davis, Antonio— 67, 116 Davis, Damon — 1 16 Davis, Francita — 1 16 Davis, James — 1 16 Davis, Jerome— 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 57, 117 Davis, Joan— 92, 1 17 Davis, Julia — 93 Davis, Keith— 81, 117 Davis, Kim— 1 17 Davis, Latonya ' 88—117 Davis, Latonya ' 90 — 117 Davis, Lisa — 1 17 Davis, Timothy — 117 Davis, Tonya — 1 17 Davis, Yvette— 117 Day, Regina — 1 17 Day, Robert— 117 Dea, Lemann — 56, 117 Deacon, Rickey — 117 Deal, John— 69 Deal, Vickie— 23, 117, 151, 158, 159, 160 Dean, Anthony — 49, 52, 56, 67, 117 Dearth, James — 23, 1 17 Deberry, Ellis— 1 17 DeCastro, Roselyn — 117 Deeter, Amy— 104 Deeter, Gary (Steve)— 14, 1 17 Deeter, Jeff— 49, 53, 56, 67, 117 Deeter, Thomas — 66, 118 Denk, Rodney— 1 18 Denny, Ronnie— 81, 1 18 Denton, Tracy— 20, 1 18 Depew, Melinda — 1 1 8 Depp, David — 20, 1 18 Depp, James — 1 18 DeSalme, James — 1 18 DeWeese, Tracy — 20, 118 DeWitt, Lori— 101, 159, 160 DeWitz, Mary— 143 Dickinson, Hugh — 1 18 Dinkens, E. Dale— 143, 158, 160 Dismuke, Bryan — 33, 118 Doan, Natalie— 25, 101 Dockery, Curtis— 1 18 Dodson, Brian — 1 18 Donigan, James — 118 Donigan, Lavonzella — 119 Donofrio, Frank — 101 Donofrio, Tony — 1 19 Douglas, Tammy — 79, 91, 94, 95, 119, 160 Douthit, Michael— 119 Dover, Anthony — 119 Downing, Sean — 81 Drane, Ligon — 142 Dressier, Warren — 143 Dubree, Donna — 101 Duffy, Carl— 143 Dugger, Dave — 1 19 Duncan, Christopher— 20, 67, 81, 119 Duncan, Doris — 143 Dunlap, Kristy — 56 Dunz, John— 58, 67, 101 Dunz, Robert— 1 19 Dyer, Laura — 1 19 Earls, Michelle — 25, 27, 28, 101, 103 Eberly, Allen— 119 Eby, Walter— 101 Edmond, John C— 1 19 Edmond, John L. — 70, 81, 119 Edmonds, Damon — 119 Edwards, David — 119 Edwards, Robert— 143 Edwards, Shana — 119 Edwards, Sherry— 23, 27, 28, 119 Edwards, Tina— 68, 119 Edy, Wendy— 119 Ehlers, Brian— 56, 119 Elam, Darrell— 67, 119 Elder, Elizabeth— 144 Ellington, Ramona — 119 Ellington, Rochelle— 1 19 Elliot, David— 97, 119 Ellis, Dana— 1 19 Ellur, Venkatachalapa — 144 Embry, Barb— 118, 119 Embry, Ericka— 56, 94, 95, 114, 119 Endridge, Crystal— 1 19 Endsley, Chris — 56 Endsley, Jennifer— 3, 56, 60, 69, 119 Engle, Jeff— 119 English, Joanie — 58, 68 Ervin, Curt— 144 Ervin, John — 144 Eubanks, Jeanmarie — 119 Evans, Barry— 20, 1 19 Ewell, Angie— 33, 1 19 Ewing, Margie — 1 19 Farmer, Ann— 1 19 Faryna, Kim— 1 19 Faryna, Stacey— 59, 68, 119 Faubion, Bonnie — 24, 119 Faulkner, Jeff— 1 19 Faulkner, Tommy— 1 19 Felts, Greg— 1 19 Ferguson, Candida— 1 19 Ferrell, Charlene— 1 19 Ferrell, Kimberly— 57, 101 Fetty, Kimberly— 1 19 Fields, Janice— 27, 1 19 Findlay, Bridget— 94, 1 19 Fines, Jennifer— 23, 26, 119 Finkbiner, Ron— 46, 56, 67, 143, 144 Finley, Shannon — 1 19 Finley, William— 1 19 Fishburn, Andrea— 14, 20, 119 Fisher, Debr a — 32, 22, 119 Fisher, Devin — 1 19 Fisher, Ellen — 21, 113 Fisher, Jennee — 33, 113 Fisher, Kristine — 119 Fitts, Harvey— 1 19 Fitzgerald, Shannon — 119 Flanary, Christina — 101 Flanary, Shannon — 119 Flanigan, Debra— 38, 119 Flanigan, Shannon — 37 Flanigan, Shelly— 1 19 Flanigan, Sherry — 119 Flick, Patrick— 101 Flodder, Jim— 119 Flora, Aaron — 101 Flynn, Emery — 1 19 Flynn, Jennifer — 1 19 Fogle, LaShona— 120 Foltz, Krista— 29, 56, 101 Foltz, Sarah— 92, 120 Foor, Roberta— 120 Foster, Alfreda— 29, 101 Foster, Cindy— 120 Foster, Vernessa — 120 Fowler, Brian— 69, 120 Franklin, Amanda — 23, 120 Franklin, Kari— 120 Frederickson, Jill— 17, 23, 25, 54, 56, 58, 69, 120, 160 Freed, Cindy— 57, 120 Freeman, Carolyn — 26, 144 Freemont, Kristy — 120 Freemont, Lisa — 120 Freitag, Melissa — 120 Freitag, Tom — 24, 25, 120, 121 French, Lisa — 120 French, Tina — 120 Friddle, Deborah— 20, 120, 139 Fuller, Karla— 120 Fulton, Ryan— 120 Fultz, Joseph— 101, 159, 160 Fultz, Michael — 28, 120 Furnish, Pennie — 120 Futch, Christopher— 120 Futrell, Aaron— 120 Gable, Amy— 62, 68, 101, 107 Gaines, Devon — 120 Galyan, Michelle— 120 Gant, Shawntez— 14, 21, 67, 80, 120 Gardner, Kimberly— 120 Garrett, Royetta— 120 Garza, Dawn — 101 Gatewood, Robin— 120 Gavin, Jeff— 67, 120 Gayer, Michelle— 120 Gebhart, Jerry— 120 George, Clyde— 120 George, Paula— 120 Gibbons, Nanette— 120 Gil, Pepe — 66 Gilbert, Teresa— 120 Gilfillen, Theresa— 120 Gillespie, Michael— 120 Gilliam, Chris— 120 Gilliam, Steve— 120 Givan, D.J. — 20, 70, 73, 79, 120 Givan, Yvette— 7, 20, 101 Glass, Kimberlee — 29, 101 Glaze, Larry— 160 Glover, Erika— 120 Glover, Stephen— 120 Golden, Shana — 25 Golden, William— 120 Goldsberry, Cathy— 120 Gomez, Andrew — 120 Gomez, Ernie — 104 Gomez, Michael — 120 Gomillia, Daymon — 3, 70, 81, 120 Gonzalez, Art — 144 Gonzalez, Dax — 56, 67, 120 Goodman, David — 120 Gordon, Johnny— 22, 28, 120 Gorman, Anthony— 67, 120 Gorman, Michael — 120 Gorton, Jake— 120 Gough, Amy— 29, 101 Gough, Keith— 14, 20, 120 Grace, Pearson— 99, 101 Graham, Jeff— 120 Graves, Jacqueline — 120 Gray, Aaron — 21, 120 Gray, David— 120, 122 Gray, Lisa— 23, 120 Gray, Theresa — 23, 120 Green, Jeremy— 80, 120 Greenwood, Phillip — - 1 44 Gregory, Carolyn — 29, 120 Gregory, Danielle— 87, 93, 121 Gregory, Michael — 21, 25, 121 Grider, David— 14, 20, 23, 121 Griffey, Ron— 143 Griffo, Tammy— 121 Grisby, Gino— 80 Grisby, Victor— 67, 121 Grismore, Kelly— 121 Groomer, Stacy — 121 Grooms, Sonja — 95, 121 Gross, Mike— 121 Guernsey, Beverly — 52, 55, 121 Guffy, Tim— 121 Guinn, Joelie — 121 Gut, Jonathan— 66, 101 Guthrie, David — 24, 58, 66, 118, 121 Guthrie, Jennifer— 46, 52, 57 H Haas, Irvin — 144 Haddle, Kenneth— 121 Hadley, Gene— 101 Hadley, Melissa— 10, 59. 62, 68, 101 Hale, Billy — 20. 101 Hale, Bobby — 20, 101 Hale, Melinda— 121 Hall, Ann — 28. 144 Hall, JoAnna— 121 Hall, Richard — 29 Hall, Ron— 121 Hamby, Mary— 121 Hamilton, Kim — 20. 21, 121 Hammond. Jennifer — 122 Hammonds. Robert — 122 Hammons. Bradley — 122 Hammontree. Janet — 23, 121 Index 153 Hancock, Joan — 27, 56, 144 Haney, Joy— 122 Hardy, Gary— 80, 122 Hardy, Jennifer — 122 Harley, Yalanda— 122 Harmon, Cheryl— 122 Harmon, Dawn — 24, 122 Harney, Faye — 122 Harper, Bill — 48, 67, 101 Harper, Caroline— 29, 101 Harper, Dale— 122 Harper, Millissia — 122 Harper, Spencer — 122 Harpold, Dallene— 92, 144 Harpold, Richard — 58, 67, 76, 145 Harpold, Russell— 67, 122 Harrell, Rodney— 123 Harris, Christa— 123 Harris, Curtis — 8 Harris, Marcus — 56 Harris, Nicole — 123 Harris, Robby— 14, 15, 20, 87, 95, 101 Harris, Sheila — 14 Hart, Bertha — 29, 101 Hart, Michelle— 20, 123 Harter, Heather— 20, 21, 22, 25, 56, 123 Hartsock, Laura — 123 Harvey, Shannon — 123 Haskin, Paula— 101 Hatter, Foronda — 123 Havvard, Linda — 123 Hawkins, Brian— 46, 47, 57, 102 Hawthorne, Derek— 10, 26, 45, 58, 60, 67, 70, 77, 81, 85, 102 Hayes, Timothy— 20, 80, 123 Heimel, Ginger — 123 Heizer, Lori— 20, 93, 123 Heizer, Patty— 23, 90, 123 Helvie, Shane— 123 Hembd, Shirley— 43, 145 Hendley, Scott— 123 Hendricks, Neiko — 123 Henslee, Kelli— 27, 123 Henslee, Tina— 20, 27, 123 Herald, Rosemarie — 123 Hewitt, Frederick — 145 Hewlett, April— 123 Hickman, Elizabeth-123- Hickman, Ken— 66, 102 Hicks, Eddie — 20, 80, 123 Hicks, Peggie— 123 Hicks, Shane— 123 Hicks, Tracy— 123 Higgins, Stacey — 123 Higgins, Vince — 102 Hill, Latasha— 123 Hill, Patrick— 123 Hilliard, James — 102 Hilliard, Perry— 123 Hilliard, Troy— 29 Hilyard, Lisa— 123 Hindman, Michaela — 29 Hinton, Phillip— 123 Hix, Sonya — 25, 123 Hobaugh, Robert— 102 Hodnett, Andrew— 102 Hoff, Shannon— 123 Hogue, Troy— 21, 67, 123 Holland, Alicia— 123 Holland, Kenneth— 80, 123 Holland, Robert— 123 Holliday, Alvin— 47, 54, 67, 70, 80, 123 Holliday, Timothy — 58, 66, 67, 81, 123 Holmes, Jermanne — 81, 123 Holmes, Pete— 81, 123 Holmes, Tim— 66, 123 Holton, Jennifer— 123 Hon, Gabrielle— 35, 123 Hornback, Amy— 21, 35, 123 Horner, Gregory — 102 Hornsby, Keith— 123 Horton, Jonathan— 67, 81, 123 Horton, Paul— 123 Horton, Shawnetta— 123 Houpt, Jeff— 32, 33, 123 House, Christine — 123 Howard, Bertina— 123 Howard, James — 123 Howe, Greg— 123 Howe, Jason — 123 Howe, Julie— 29, 123 Hubbard, Mark— 57 Huckleby, Shawn— 80, 123 Hudson, Mindi— 123 Huggler, Carrie— 20, 123 Huggler, Dana— 14, 20, 84, 102 Hughes, Brett— 21, 123 Hughes, Michael— 123 Hughes, Shawn— 123 Hull, Donald— 123 Huller, James— 57, 102 Humphries, Michelle — 23, 68, 124 Hunt, Marsha— 124 Hunt, Michael— 124 Hunter, Brian— 29, 102 Hunter, Heather— 124, 126 Huntsinger, Don — 124 Hupp, Lori — 47, 55 Hurt, Greg— 81, 124 Hurt, Tammy — 124 Hutchinson, James — 124 Hutchinson, Jim — 124 Hyde, Casandra — 124 Hynds, Brian— 124 Ingels, Stacey— 20, 124 Ingram, Tonya — 124 Ireland, Ronald — 145 Irons, Scott— 124 Irons, William — 124 Isenberg, Jon — 27, 28, 124 Jackson, Carl — 124 Jackson, Dawn — 124 Jackson, Julie — 23, 124 Jackson, Robbin — 29, 95 Jacob, Bruce — 76 Jacobs, Angela — 124 Jacobs, Carolyn— 13, 17, 21, 23, 56, 68, 124 Jacobs, Danny — 124 Jacobs, Ronnie — 80 Jagoe, Tonya — 124 Jarrett, Chris— 124 Jefferson, Artez — 124 Jefferson, Gregory — 124 Jefferson, Jackie — 124 Jenkins, Danial — 124 Jenkins, Darrell — 124 Jenkins, Raynette — 124 Jenkins, Zora — 23, 124 Jennings, Jason — 99 Jenson, Billy— 32, 33, 66, 124 Jessee, Lloyd— 25, 28, 124 Jessup, Angela— 102, 107 Jessup, Tim — 56, 145 Johns, Daniel — 124 Johns, David— 124 Johns, Nicholas — 124 Johnson, Alonzo— 58, 67, 124 Anthony— 81, 124 Benjamin— 57, 102 Cary— 66, 124 Charles ' 89—124 Charles ' 90—67, 124 Darwin— 102 David— 124 Dewain— 40, 132, 144, Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 145 Johnson 160 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 124 Johnson Johnson Johnson Eugene— 32, 124, 159, Janella— 124 Joseph — 124 Kali— 68, 124 Kevin— 70 Lea— 124 Leslie— 33, 124 Lisa— 124 Natisha— 124 Racquel — 76, 79, 124 Ralph — 66 Ron— 81, 124 Sean— 124 Steve— 22, 25, 108, 109, Taiwonda — 124 Tayjuana— 93, 124 Traci— 124 Jointer, Kim — 46, 57 Jones, Christopher — 124 Jones, Damond — 46 Jones, David — 124 Jones, Deborah — 145 Jones, Elvis — 124 Jones, Jacqueline — 102 Jones, Jeff— 124 Jones, Joseph — 124 Jones, Kimmey — 124 Jones, Ron— 67, 125 Jones, Shannon — 125 Jones, Stacey — 125 Jones, Tawanna — 29 Jones, Teresa — 25, 29, 102 Journey, Carmele — 125 Journey, Oscar — 125 Judd, Mark— 125 Judd, Richard— 125 Kanouse, Gene — 125 Kates, Melissa — 57, 68, 79, 125, 135 Kates, Rodney— 25, 34, 35, 69, 125, 131, 135 Kearney, Nicole — 125 Keaton, Elva— 46, 51, 57 Keaton, Evelyn — 26, 42, 145 Keaton, Lecia — 26, 27, 28, 56, 58, 63, 102 Keck, Katharine— 27, 29, 102 Keeney, Michele — 125 Kees, Dana— 3, 41, 71, 79, 91, 94, 125 Keith, Ann— 125 Keith, Darrel— 125 Keith, Linda— 125 Kellar, Phillip— 25, 35, 26, 102 Kelley, Annette— 125 Kelley, Teresa— 23, 125 Kelly, Jerry— 125 Kennedy, Lorrie— 28, 60, 69, 125 Keppler, Tony— 67, 125 Kidd, James— 126 Kidwell, Angela — 27, 126 Kidwell, Anna— 58, 68 Kiefner, Amy— 3, 56, 69, 92, 126, 151 Kilbourn, Simone — 126 Kim, Hyon— 58, 63, 66 Kimling, Eric — 21 Kimmell, Josh— 84, 114, 126 Kincaid, Amy— 88, 91, 94, 126 Kincaid, Jeremy— 14, 15, 21, 126 King, Candalyn— 126 King, James — 126 King, Susan— 126 Kingery, David— 121, 126 Kissee, April — 126 Klincose, Fritz — 66 Knapp, Larry— 22, 26, 67, 126 Knight, Jason— 126 Knight, Sheryle— 127 Knorr, John — 46, 55, 56 Koehler, Stephanie — 127 Koehler, Tamatha — 127 Komann, James — 145 Kord, Evan— 102 Kramer, Dane — 127 Kuhn, Patricia— 144, 145 Lacey, Melody — 127 Lackey, Kevin — 127 Ladd, Michelle— 127 Ladd, Roy— 127 LaFollette, Julie— 20, 27, 127 Lambert, Peggy— 52, 55, 127 Lander, Angela — 127 Lane, Amber — 60, 69, 127 Lane, Josh— 66, 127 Largent, Tammy — 27, 127 Larrabee, Andrew — 127 Lashley, Charles— 57, 127 Lashley, Scott— 127 Lasley, Terri — 127 Lawmaster, Melissa — 127 Lawrence, Russell — 20, 127 Leach, Steve— 127 Leadingham, Joshua — 25, 127 Leavell, Kathy— 127 Leavell, Kenneth— 127 Lee, Carol— 29, 102 Lee, James — 127 Lee, Joe — 67 Lee, Rochelle— 127 Lee, Shaneca — 127 Leffler, Jo Anna— 27, 145 Lego, William — 127 Leisure, Tammy — 127 LeMasters, Carie — 127 Leo, Tina— 127 Leslie, Michell— 127 Leslie, Sandy— 122, 127 Leslie, Tina— 102 Lesure, Roger — 127 Lewellen, Carolyn— 23, 25, 34, 35, 127 Lewis, Darvina — 127 Lewis, Gale— 118, 127 Lewis, Jenny — 127 154 lndex Lewis, Michael— 14, 67, 127 Lewis, Robert— 5, 20, 102 Lewis, Tawana — 95, 127 Lewis, Thomas— 18, 145, 160 Lewis, Tonya— 93, 127 Liford, David— 127 Liford, Krista— 127 Light, Gary— 127 Lilly, Carol— 127 Lilly, Hyacinth— 127 Lilly, Paul— 127 Lindley, Julie— 29, 102 Lindow, Kathleen — 145 Lindsey, Jeff— 127 Lindsey, Kevin— 21, 67, 127 Lipinski, Robert — 66 Lisby, Jason— 67, 127 Litteral, Darrin— 36, 46, 47, 50, 57 Litteral, Kevin— 127 Littell, Judy— 29 Little, Leone — 145 Lively, Shannon — 127 Lobb, Carol— 127 Logan, James — 127 Logan, Tammie — 127 Loge, Johanna — 127 Loll, Frank— 145 Loman, Evalena — 127 Long, Cameron — 57, 127 Long, James A.— 29, 102 Long, Kellie— 127 Long, Rebecca — 127 Long, Susan — 127 Lott, Shron— 57 Loudermilk, Mike — 160 Lough, Alan — 22, 23, 127 Love, Larry — 127 Lovins, Paula— 28, 128 Lowe, Robert — 56, 67, 126, 128 Lowenthal, Tracy — 21 Lowery, Steve— 128 Lucas, Dara — 24, 102 Lucas, Robyn — 20, 79, 94, 128 Luna, Tonya — 128 Lungwitz, Kim — 22, 23, 128 Lyden, Thea— 128 Lynch, James— 24, 41, 145, 147, 1 60 Lyons, Dale— 128 M Maciotok, Katie — 28, 102 Madden, Jody— 128, 158, 160 Maddrill, David— 128 Maher, Kim — 75, 79, 129 Maier, Yvonne — 128 Majors, Brian — 128 Majors, Denise — 128 Malone, Robert — 30, 31, 32 Mancillas, Alejandro — 67, 128 Mandel, Matt— 128 Mandel, Michelle— 102 Mangine, Louis — 29 Mann, Robert — 67, 81, 128 Manns, Donald— 128 Maples, Jeannine— 19, 20, 22, 108 Maples, Regina— 128 Marble, Jeffery — 67, 128 Marcom, Adam — 128 Marcum, Rod— 10, 11, 58, 67, 70, 75, 80, 128 Marcum, Sean— 46, 53, 56, 58, 63, 69, 71, 102, 157, 158, 160 Marlow, Thomas — 128 Marsh, David— 128 Marshall, Lori — 20, 128 Marshino, Dion — 128 Martin, Carol— 128 Martin, Chrissy— 20, 128 Martin, Crystal— 30, 128 Martin, David— 129 Martin, Deborah— 129 Martin, Harry— 103 Martin, Josh— 129 Martin, Kowalski— 129 Martin, Michael— 67, 90, 129 Martin, Robert— 67, 129 Martinez, Enrique — 129 Mason, Cheryl — 55, 103 Mason, James— 67, 70, 72, 80, 129 Massey, Susan — 129 Massy, David — 34 Maxberry, Amy — 129 Maxie, Belinda— 129 Maxie, Tonya— 25, 129 Maxieson, Eddie — 129 May, Ricky— 129 Maynard, George— 39, 104, 129 McAllister, Sandra— 129 McAfee, Chester— 129 McAtee, Gina— 29 McCallister, Connie— 129 McCary, Brian— 38, 129 McClain, Lisa— 29, 103 McClara, Jack— 129 McClara, William— 129 McClary, James— 103, 129 McClary, Stacey— 129 McClellan, Virginia — 145 McCloud, Earl— 129 McCoy, Mark— 129 McCoy, Sharon— 129 McCurdy, Howard— 129 McDonald, Brian— 10, 11, 67, 70, 80, 129 McDowell, Allison— 129 McDowell, Marian— 21, 94, 129 McFarland, Gary— 129 McFerrin, Alan — 35, 129 McGarvey, Molly— 129 McGee, Demetrius — 71, 81, 129 McGee, Raetta — 91, 94, 129 McGinley, Charles— 129 McGinnis, Rewa — 129 McGinty, Carl — 46, 50, 56, 129 McHaney, Christina — 103 McKinney, Charles— 129 McLain, Larissa — 3, 129 McMillin, Keli— 129 McNeal, Yolanda— 129 McNeely, Kevin — 62, 69, 129 McNeish, Penelope — 145 McPherson, Leona — 145 Mellis, Crystal— 129 Melton, John— 129 Mercer, Kelly— 129 Merrill, Mike— 160 Mertz, Jon — 21, 61, 69, 108, 109 Mertz, Monica— 14, 21, 129 Messenger, Tim — 20, 129 Meulen, Rhonda — 21, 129 Meyer, Elyce— 13, 21, 23, 28, 104, 108, 109 Meyer, Leslie — 129 Middlebrook, Carla— 129 Miles, Desmond — 129 Miles, Waymon — 129 Miley, Kathy— 10, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 108, 109, 129 Miller, Amy— 129 Miller, Andre— 81, 117, 129 Miller, Anna — 27, 129 Miller, Cindy— 29, 56, 104 Miller, Diane— 29, 46, 56, 104 Miller, James— 67, 129 Miller, Joyce— 93, 130 Miller, Justine— 10, 55, 65, 69, 130 Miller, Sarah— 130 Miller, Stephanie— 130 Miller, Treq— 32, 33, 130 Mills, Arliss— 30 Mills, Michael— 130 Minks, Rhonda— 57, 130 Mitchell, Steve— 32, 33, 130 Mocco, Molly— 25, 130 Moenius, John — 130 Moffatt, Machelle— 130 Molin, Shawn— 130 Monger, J.R.— 130 Moore, Charles— 130 Moore, Jennifer— 84, 92, 104 Moore, Kevin — 22 Moore, Linda — 21, 130 Moore, Marcus — 67, 130 Moore, Mary — 130 Moore, Penny — 104 Moore, Stephanie-41, 69, 88, 130- Moore, Tracie — 130 Moore, Tyrone — 67, 105 Moore, Vince — 130 Moran, James — 130 Moran, Roger— 80, 130 Moriarty, James — 130 Morris, Chris— 130 Morris, Jeannetta-130- Morris, Kelly— 56 Morris, Michael — 130 Morris, Monica — 130 Morris, William — 145, 147 Morton, Amy — 130 Morton, Sean— 130 Mosley, Terri— 68, 105 Moss, Ken— 67, 105 Moyers, Diane — 130 Moyers, Linda — 130 Mozingo, Louis — 25, 26, 27, 130, 136 Muir, Elisa— 130 Muir, James — 56 Mumaw, Amy — 55 Mundy, Ricky— 130 Murphy, Patricia — 130 Murphy, Tammy — 130 Myers, Dana— 103, 105 N Nalley, Sarah — 22, 23, 29 Napier, Connie — 130 Napier, Hollie— 130 Naue, Lizzia — 22, 29, 84, 105 Neal, Kim — 29 Neal, Richard — 57, 80, 122. 130 Neal, Shirley— 145 Neely, Michael— 158, 159, 160 Neville, Sarita— 130 Newkirk, Kelly — 20, 105, 107 Newman, Daniel — 130 Nichols, Tina— 130 Nicoson, William — 130 Niehus, Kevin — 67, 105 Nipp, Julia— 130 Nixon, Clechia— 130 Nixon, Derrick — 130 Nolan, Jeffrey — 41, 105 Northington, Neville — 130 Northrup, Charlie— 130 Norwood, Christopher — 130 Nott, Cassaundra — 130 Nuckols, Keith— 21, 32, 51, 56, 130 Nutter, Stacey— 130 Oberholtzer, Shelley— 27, 130 Oberlander, Steve— 130 Ochs, Robb— 130 Ochs, Sherri— 54, 55, 68, 77, 79, 130 Odom, Derrick— 130 Offutt, Dayna— 130 Oldham, Darren— 130 Oleksy, James — 130 Oleksy, Stephanie— 21, 85, 100, 105, 110, 111 Oliphant, Tobi— 88, 92, 130 Orr, Billy— 80 Orr, Darrin— 81, 130 Owens, Andrew— 70, 81, 131 Owens, Johnnella— 1 13, 131 Owens, Katrina — 131 Page, Chuck— 58, 69 Palmer, Renee — 131 Parker, Adam— 131 Parker, Don— 67, 131 Parker, Greg— 131 Parker, Michelle— 131 Parks, Diana— 131 Parks, Pam— 68 Parmelee, Jeff— 131 Parmelee, Jon — 105 Parmer, Penny — 131 Parrish, Sharon — 131 Parson, Cla rence — 29 Partin, Brian— 131 Paschal, Sharon — 23, 131 Patel, Danny— 132 Patterson, Anita — 27 Patterson, Raymond — 132 Pavey, Lisa— 132 Payne, Curtis— 99 Payne, David —132 Payne, Dion— 132 Payne, Lanetta— 132 Pemberton, Daphne — 79, 132 Pennington, Danny — 95 Pennington, Jeff— 132 Pennington, Mary — 132 Pennington, Penny — 57 Pennington, Teresa — 29, 62, 64, 68, 105 Pennington, Theresa — 132 Peoples, Steven — 67, 80. 132 Perry, Anita— 132 Perry, Demetria — 23, 132 Perry, Fred— 132 Perry, Michelle— 132 Perry, Sheila — 79. 132 Perry, Yvonne — 145 Pershing, Jason — 57, 132 Person, Ayanna — 21, 132 Petree, Jerry— 57, 70. 80. 105 Pettigrew. Julia— 132 Index 155 Peyton. Jacqueline — 68. 132 Phillips, Kelly— 133 Phillips, Roderick— 133 Phipps, John— 133 Pickens, Bruce— 19. 22, 133 Pickens, Nicole— 133 Pickett, Devonda— 29 Piercy, Mark — 67 Pierson, Sherri-133- Pierson, Sirena — 133 Pinkston, Donald— 133 Pirtle, Charles— 145 Pittman, Angi— 29 Pittman, Judith— 133 Pittman, Nicole— 133 Pittman, Ty— 133 Plunkitt, Jeff— 57, 67 Plunkitt, Mark— 57, 67, 133 Poindexter, Stacy— 133 Pollett, Sherrie— 94, 95, 105 Polston, Chris— 133 Polston. Heather— 133 Poltorak, Anna — 133 Poncar, David— 3, 14, 20, 21, 145 Poole, Latina— 29 Poole, Tyrone— 67, 133 Poole, William— 133 Porter, Chantele— 133 Porter. James— 46, 53, 55. 67, 132. 133 Porter, Jeff— 133 Porter. Roger— 27, 32, 33, 133 Porter, Stacy— 32, 33, 133 Potts. Donna— 133 Powell, Anthony— 133 Powell, Brenda— 105 Powell, Crystal— 68, 133 Powers, Tanzi — 133 Powers, Traci — 133 Prather, Pam— 22. 133 Pratt, David— 25, 27, 105 Price, Ava— 133 Price, James — 75 Price, Jesse — 133 Price. Tasha— 70, 73. 74. 85, 133 Prieshoff. Heather— 133 Prieshoff, Laura — 105 Pritt, Kimberly— 10, 11, 48, 55, 62. 68, 78, 79. 105 Procter, Steve— 133 Pruett, Adrienne— 29, 88, 93, 133 Pryor, Chriscynithi — 133 Pryor, Jeff— 133 Pryor, Willie— 133 Pugh, Eric— 133 Purvis, Alice— 57, 68, 146 Purvis, Elizabeth— 29, 133 Quick, Mike— 133 Quintero, Dionne — 133 Ragle. Carol— 133 Ramsey. Donald — 133 Rau, Angela— 133. 136 Rau, Sue— 23 Ray, Neica— 133 Reed, Dewayne — 81, 133 Reed, Schlunda— 133 ' --- ' -- S ' s-v-a— ' 22 Reed, Yolanda— 133 Reedus. Nicole— 21. 23. 93. 133 Reever, Steve— 67, 133 Reidy, Jeff— 20, 133 Repass, Priscilla — 146 Rettig, Gary— 133 Revadelo, Paula— 133 Reynolds. Caesar — 133 Richie, Jeannie — 133 Richmond, Antonio — 67, 133 Riddell, Leann— 133 Riggles, Robert— 38, 133 Rinker, Georgette — 133 Rivers, Jon— 67, 105 Roberts, Ericka— 133 Roberts, Kimberly— 133 Roberts, Rick— 80 Roberts, William— 133 Robertson, Antonio (Dino) — 9, 81, 128, 134 Robertson, Charles— 28, 134 Robertson, James — 134 Robertson, Tammy — 134 Robinson, Anthony — 134 Robinson, Jennifer — 134 Robinson, John— 22, 67, 134 Robinson, Lester — 134 Robinson, Stacy — 57, 134 Rogers, Cheryl— 134 Rogers. Geanene — 134 Rogers, Harley — 134 Rogers. Paula— 20, 134 Rogers, Rose — 134 Rogers, Theo — 21 Roland, Brian— 32, 66, 134 Rosales, Aimee — 27, 134 Roth, Shawna— 134 Rowe. Antonio — 103 Rowley, Francine— 29, 93, 94, 95 Rubush, Cindy— 134 Rushton, Michael— 134 Rusie, Donald— 134 Russ. Kasandra — 105 Russell, Beryl— 22, 95. 105 Russell, Carlotta— 134 Russell, Jane — 134 Rutledge, Anjeanette — 105 Ryan, Staci— 134 Ryan. Toni — 134 Salvage, Matthew — 134 Salyers, Don— 134 Sam, Martin— 46, 56, 146 Sanders, David — 134 Sanders. Robert — 134 Sargent, Lola — 146 Saunders. Rochelle — 134 Savage, Jaime — 134 Savage, Nick— 36, 57. 105 Schaefer, Bill— 160 Schaefer, Pam— 25, 27, 56, 134 Schlarb, Jason — 134 Schlemmer. Susan — 105 Schoen, Brian— 26, 105 Schoen, Scott— 14, 20, 28. 134, 148 Schuck. Regina — 134 Schultheis, Sue— 95. 134 Schumpert, Alida— 113, 134 Schwab. Ed— 18 Schwartz, Lisa — 134 Schwedler, Kathy— 55. 60. 68. 103 Schwedler, Michael— 134 Schweitzer. Kelly— 55. 68, 134 Scott. Edwin— 67, 70. 74. 81. 134 Scott. Jason— 134 Scott, Karlisa— 134 Scott, Katherine— 134 Scott. Michael— 29 Scott, Pedro— 13, 134, 148 Scott. Ricky— 134 Scott, Robbie— 134 Scott. Shuron— 22, 23, 134 Scruggs, Paul— 134 Scurlock, Dawn — 134 Scurlock, Martin — 134 Seabolt, Kim— 134 Sechrest. Denneda — 134 Seifert, Susie— 134 Shadiow, Bruce — 67 Shanks, Tyreina — 134 Shelly. Dawn— 134 Shelton, Greg— 108, 146, 147 Shelton. Stewart— 134 Shepard, Sonia — 134 Shepherd, Paul— 26, 134 Sherels. Bruce— 58, 67, 134 Sherfick, Dennis— 76, 80, 134 Sherfick. Jeff— 56, 78, 134 Sherrill, Derrick— 20. 67, 134 Shifkowski, Shannon — 29 Shifkowski, Tuesday — 95, 134 Sholar, Adrian — 134 Sholar, Anthony— 56, 59, 69, 135 Silvers, Matthew— 26, 27, 135 Simmons. Duane — 135 Simmons. Dwight — 67. 135 Simmons, Rita — 146 Sims, Kim — 135 Sims. Rutha— 25, 144 Singh, Jatinder — 144, 146 Sinnott, Mike— 67, 135 Skaggs, Pamela — 135 Skene, John— 25. 145 Skipwith. Charles — 67, 135 Slaughter, Mat— 10, 67, 58, 71. 76, 78, 80. 149 Slayback, Denise— 133 Slayton. Ronnie — 135 Sledge, Tracey — 135 Slinker, Barry— 105 Sloan, Lisa— 43, 135 Small, Keith— 66, 135 Smartz. David — 146 Smith, Alita— 135 Smith, Angie— 20, 136 Smith, Carrie— 10, 111, 136 Smith. Charles— 136 Smith, Heretta— 136 Smith, Hubert— 136 Smith, Jackie— 136 Smith, James— 57, 58. 67, 70, 72, 81, 106 Smith, Jerry— 136 Smith, Kenny— 67, 70, 81 Smith, Kimberly K.— 136 Smith, Kimberly M.— 136 Smith, Ladonna— 94, 95, 105 Smith, Lamont— 27, 136 Smith, Leslie ' 88—136 Smith, Leslie ' 89—27. 136 Smith, Lisa— 136 Smith, Lora— 136 Smith. Lori— 57, 47. 136 Smith, Maurice— 136 Smith, Paul— 46, 50. 57 Smith, Richard— 20, 100, 105 Smith. Rob— 136 Smith. Robert C— 27, 105 Smith, Robert S— 27. 42, 67, 71. 100. 105. 160 Smith, Sarah— 136 Smith, Shirley— 146 Smith, Tamiko — 136 Smith, Timothy ' 88—67, 136 Smith, Timothy ' 90—137 Smith, Tina— 137 Smith, Troy— 137 Smith, Urlanda— 33, 43, 137 Smith, William— 46, 49, 56, 67. 146 Sommers, Charles — 105 Sosbe. David— 137 Spargur, Jeff— 46, 48, 57, 106 Sparks. Brenda — 23, 137 Spears, Errol — 27, 46, 57, 146 Spears. James — 29 Spears. Kathy— 137 Spears, Rick— 21, 137 Spencer, Shannon — 26. 107 Spicer. James — 117, 137 Spiggle, Jeffrey — 106 Spiker, Christina — 106 Spiker. Joe— 137 Spilker. John— 46, 55 Spitzer, Anna — 137 Springer. David — 137 Springer, Regina — 27, 137 Squires, Kelly — 137 St. Lawrence, Amanda — 20, 137 St. Martin, Mark— 57, 69, 70. 74, 75. 81. 93. 106 Stagnolia, Fonda — 137 Stahl, Jerry— 137 Stahly. David— 146 Stanley, Dan— 26 Stansberry. Katrice — 79, 137 Staples. Christopher— 137 Staples. Manual— 137 Steele. Antoinette— 137 Steele. Telisa— 29 Stephens, Lorena — 137 Stephens, Robert— 106 Stephenson, Craig — 27, 28, 1 14. 137 Stepp. Sheryl— 20, 137 Stewart. Brandon — 137 Stewart. Daniel— 22, 65, 66. 135. 137 Stewart. David— 58, 66. 146 Stewart. Eric— 137 Stewart, Jill — 46. 53, 56 Stewart, Timothy— 137 Stinson. Jessica — 126, 137 Stipanovic, James — 56. 137 Stone, Amy — 26, 106 Stone, Jeff— 137 Storm, Rhonda— 20, 29, 106 Storm, Richard— 137, 160 Stout. Darrell— 21. 137 Stout. Thomas — 137 Stover. Jacinda — 137 Streif, Jessica — 137 Strode. Gloria— 137 Stubbs. Angela— 137 Stuck, Chris— 20, 137 Stuck, Lori— 137 Sublett, Roy— 67, 137 Suiter. Cassie— 88. 92. 137 Sulgrove. Leslie — 137 Sullivan, Dianna— 20, 137 Summers. Paul — 137 Sumpter, Kimberly — 29. 105 Sumpter, Robert — 137 Sutton, Evan — 137 Sutton, Julie— 137 Sutton. Rick — 137 Sutton. RuDonna — 137 756 Index Swartsell, Connie— 92, 93, 137 Swartsell, John— 137 Sweatt, Daniel— 8 Sweatt, Dennis — 137 Sweeney, Laura — 42, 137 Swift, Crystal— 105 Swift, Jerry— 137 Swindle, Steve— 24, 27, 106 Swinford, Mike— 137 Swinford, Steve— 24, 27, 34, 106 Tanber, Ronald — 137 Tandy, Mitchell— 137 Tarplee, Jennifer— 26, 27, 106 Tarver, David — 137 Taylor, Barbara— 33, 137 Taylor, Damon — 20, 81, 137 Taylor, Frankie — 137 Taylor, James — 31 Taylor, Mary — 33 Taylor, Melvin— 138 Taylor, Neikolyn— 138 Taylor, Stacey— 106 Taylor, Vickie— 138 Terry, Leonard — 138 Thackray, Kina— 23, 26, 27, 57, 160 Thackray, Lara— 26, 27, 57 Thomas, Ann — 138 Thomas, Cassandra — 138 Thomas, Donald — 106 Thomas, Doretta— 21, 79, 138 Thomas, Lajuana — 138 Thomas, Phyllis— 146 Thomas, Stacie — 138 Thompson, Anita — 138 Thompson, Anna— 20, 21, 23, 138 Thompson, Arthur — 138 Thompson, Brian — 138 Thompson, Dawn — 57, 58, 138 Thompson, Devin — 138 Thompson, James — 70, 72, 146 Thompson, Jonathan — 67, 138 Thompson, Julie — 94, 138 Thompson, Lisa — 138 Thompson, Stephanie — 138 Thompson, Walter— 67, 81, 138 Thornton, Christopher— 20, 138 Tides, Nick— 66, 138 Tides, Susie— 138 Tiernan, Kathleen — 138 Tigner, Dewana — 138 Tigner, Shawnna — 138 Tingler, Ronald — 24, 32, 33, 138 Tisdale, Wayman — 10, 11 Todd, Alan — 55, 56, 106 Todd, Kenneth — 56, 138 Todd, Stephen— 138 Toles, Eugene— 22, 138 Tom, Michael— 138 Toney, Laura — 138 Totten, Thomas — 146 Tout, Frank— 85, 110, 111, 142 Townsend, Quinton — 29, 66 Trees, Stephanie— 138 Trinkle, Dennis — 26, 27, 28, 106, 108 Tucher, Jamie — 20, 25, 138 Turner, Janet — 27, 138 Turner, Nicole— 138 Turner, Shelia — 40, 76, 79, 128, 138 Tyler, Nicole— 138 Tyson, Anthony— 138 Tyson, Taron— 25, 104, 106 u Uhls, Monty— 138 Vaal, Stephanie— 138 Vaden, Tameica— 133, 138 Valentine, Ernest — 138 Valentine, Frances — 144, 146 Vargas, David— 22, 66, 95 Vasile, Adriana— 56, 92, 138 Vasile, Monica— 92, 138 Vespo, Joe— 143, 146 Vibbert, Kristina— 138 Vie, Angel— 29, 95, 138 Vie, Patricia— 29, 106 Viles, Steve— 138 Vollmer, Joseph— 68, 146, 147 w Wagers, John— 138 Wagoner, Rachele — 29 Walker, Christina — 23, 27, 138 Walker, Jamaine— 22, 23, 138 Walker, John— 138 Walker, Marianne — 138 Walker, aamela— 138 Walker, Robert— 138 Walker, Sheryl— 138 Wallace, Bryant— 138 Wallace, Donald— 138 Wallace, Vickie— 21, 138 Walls, Gerald— 138 Walter, Charles— 146 Walters, Alexander— 138 Walters, Diana— 20, 24, 25, 138 Walton, Kim— 117, 139 Ward, David— 139 Ward, Karen— 139 Ward, Linda— 139 Ward, Steve— 54, 56, 61, 65, 69, 113, 139 Ware, Niki— 139 Warfield, Brandon— 139 Warren, Susie— 22, 61, 68, 106 Warren, Tom— 67, 139 Washington, Cindy — 29 Washington, Wanda — 139 Watkins, Arthur— 67, 139 Watkins, Jason— 113, 139 Watkins, Krisunee — 139 Watkins, Sudie— 146 Watkins, Teresa — 29 Watson, Richie— 139 Watson, Roxy— 147 Watson, Tameka— 139 Watt, Amy— 19, 140 Watt, Tom— 140 Watts, Dawn— 140 Watts, Michelle— 140 Weaver, Michelle — 140 Webb, Angelita— 140 Webb, Bettie— 147 Webster, Jason — 140 Weidner, John Paul — 140 Weinke, Michelle — 140 Welch, James — 140 Wellington, Wayne — 147 Wells, John — 67 Wemple, Randy— 147 Wencke, Carla — 29 Wessel, Jeff— 5, 57, 67, 140 West, Anne — 140 West, Audra— 140 West, James— 106 West, Melissa— 106 Wheeler, Sandy— 140 Whisler, James — 46, 57 Whitaker, Mike— 67 Whitaker, Tina— 141 White, Eric— 141 White, Jeremy— 2, 141 White, Mike— 141 White, Nicole— 141 White, Richard ' 88—141 White, Richard ' 89—141 White, Rodney— 81, 141 White, Steven— 21, 141 Whited, Alan— 80 Whitehead, Steven Todd— 67 Whiteside, Gary— 141 Whitney, Joseph — 32, 33, 141 Whitten, Tina— 32, 33, 141 Whobrey, Jack — 141 Wilhoite, Susan— 141 Williams, Andre— 56, 141 Williams, Harold — 33, 141 Williams, Henry — 141 Williams, Joe — 141 Williams, Kelli— 106 Williams, Madonna — 141 Williams, Maria — 141 Williams, Matt— 10, 70, 80, 141 Williams, Michael— 106 Williams, Sandra — 147 Williams, Terry — 141 Williamson, Joseph — 28, 141 Williamson, Melissa — 141 Williamson, Tim — 67, 141 Willis, Kim— 141 Wills, Mary— 147 Wilson, David— 141 Wilson, Elwyn — 141 Wilson, Jennifer — 141 Wilson, Juan — 141 Wilson, Lionell — 141 Wilson, Matt— 66, 141 Wilson, Michale — 81 Wilson, Michelle— 20, 141 Wilson, Nichole — 141 Wilson, Robert— 141 Wimberly, James — 141 Winans, Stacy— 92, 141 Wineberg, Steve— 25, 26, 27, 105 Winfrey, Diana — 141 Winslow, Emily— 46, 54, 56 Winslow, Evelyn— 17, 21, 22, 25, 27, 28, 108, 141 Winters, James — 56, 67 Wiseman, Sandra — 147 Woempner, Paul— 131, 141 Woods, Betty— 147 Woods, Ronnie — 141 Woods, Susan— 136, 141 Woolbright, Mark— 141 Worth, James — 57, 141 Worth, Scott — 57, 81, 141 Wortham, Sabrina — 32, 33, 141 Wratten, Dawn— 17, 21, 23, 141 Wray, Mickey — 141 Wright, Arthur— 10, 70, 81, 106 Wright, Bruce — 27, 32, 33, 104, 106 Wright, Christy— 17, 21, 23, 69, 141 Wright, Kevin— 141 Wright, Scott — 61, 69, 141 Wynalda, Mark— 136, 141 Wynn, Angila — 95, 141 Wynne, Dawn — 23, 141 Yanich, John — 141 Yarber, James — 24, 147 Yeary, Ronald— 13, 17, 21, 22, 23, 66, 106 Young, Arretia — 147 Young, Delisa — 141 Young, Monica — 141 Young, Paula — 29, 106 Young, Waymon — 141 Youngkin, Gene — 141 Zachery, Alfred — 141 Zachery, Lisa — 29, 106 Zaphiriou, Jason — 24, 122, 141 Zollicoffer, Tonya — 29, 106, 141 Zollner, Jimmy — 80, 141 Zorman, Jayne — 141 Zorman, Shannon— 107 Index 157 Yearbook staffers work harder under pressure Sitting and working in Room 30 early Saturday morning was never my idea of glory. When I first heard I was going to be editor of the yearbook, I didn ' t know whether to cry because of the enormous demand to get the yearbook out on time or else! or to jump up and down with joy because I wanted to show that this year ' s staff could beat the odds. My main goal all year was the day I would see all the seniors in this school remembering the good times of their graduation year in June and not a year later. Our major problem in meeting the goal was lack of numbers and exper- ience. Having only eight people on the staff with some not working up to their full potential put much strain on the ones who worked hardest. Everyone had to push someone else, some more than others, but this persistence was a big reason the yearbook would be delivered on time. Second-year staff members Sean Mar- cum and Crystal Campbell agreed, how- ever, that this year ' s staff was all around better than last year and more effi- cient. There are so many people I want to thank. Most of all I want to thank all the people who questioned and bugged me about when the yearbook was coming out. I think that pressure was the pres- sure that made me work harder and push the staff to work harder. I wanted to hold my head up high with the rest of the staff and say, This is a great and on-time yearbook. Thanks. VICKIE DEAL Top: Editor Vickie Deal finds her job involves long hours checking the work of others. Right: Senior Mike Neely performs double duty as he photographs a wrestling match for the Tower. Right, center: Sophomore transfer students Cory Carleton and Jody Madden choose negatives for a sports spread. ■Hl l 158 Hilltopper y K Above: HILLTOPPER STAFF. Front: Crystal Camp- bell, Vickie Deal, Lori DeWitt. Second row: Joe Fultz, Cory Carleton, Mike Neely, Sean Marcum. Left: Senior Joe Fultz completes a layout on the computer. Hilltopper 159 Staff Editor-in-Chief Vickie Deal Managing Editor Cory Carleton Senior Class Editor Lori DeWitt Album Editor Crystal Campbell General Staff Joe Fultz Jody Madden Sean Marcum Michael Neely Photographers Chad Burris Eugene Johnson Advisor E. Dale Dinkens Principal Frank Tout e QL «J fitf« u o Credits Printed by Herff Jones Yearbooks Portraits by Prestige The Hilltopper staff wishes to extend a special thanks to the following people who gave special help in yearbook production: Howe student Richard Storm for cover art; Mr. James Lynch; Larry Glaze and Phyllis Kempf of Herff Jones Yearbooks; Bill Schaefer, Mike Merrill, and Mike Loudermilk of Prestige Photography; Jill Frederickson for music copy; Robert S. Smith and Kina Thackray for support; music department chairman Tom Lewis. vvvw 160 Credits www wvw