Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1983 volume:

Tishomingo High School Tishomingo, Oklahoma 73460 2 Mt. iTOtaa Jnbtan Hark (ftana ay Sratttnr Hrionali w . jC - These students find a quiet place in a comer of the library to prepare for classes. the hours of studying g and learning, or th it, are written int weeks tests. h. $ e. Providing educational exper- iences is the primary mission of Tishomingo Schools. To meet this challenge, a varied and comprehensive curriculum has been designed to aid and di- rect the students in their search for knowledge. 5 r FACULTY: NEW CLASS being in- troduced to the curriculum of THS, is Art. This challeng- ing class is taught by Geneva Kennedy. The classes are de- signed to introduce students to the fundamentals of art. Highlights of the class will be: Freehand Drawing, Perspective Drawing, Calli- graphy, Watercoloring, Cer- amics, Creative Stitchery, Block Printing, and Problems in Designs. Art students have the opp- ortunity to learn the funda- mental principles by studying 5 basic elements: line, shape, value, texture, color. Using the various media list- ed above, hopefully students will develop an appreciation for art, as well as improve heir skills. 1) Tina Houser is teaching third grade and assisting Don Franks as Flag Corp Di- rector. She is the wife of Boyd Houser, Coach. They have two children. 2) Kathy Cole graduated from THS and completed her BS Degree From Oklahoma State University in 1976. She began her teaching career at Konawa. Kathy has worked with the Coop for two years teach- ing Special Education. Last year she taught seventh and eighth grade English at Madill. This year she is back at Tish- omingo teaching sixth and eighth grade English. 3) 7) Don and Linda Franks recently married two years moved here from Drum- right and Oilton, Oklahoma. Mr. Franks currently is director of the band. Linda is teaching the fourth grade. Mr. Franks also enjoys playing and directing the Na- 108 E. Main A IB SPOffiTIIlKKE (EOOIIDS 371-3571 — tional Guard band. The Franks together are proud parents of five children, three girls and two boys. 4) Susan Hutchins, an- other graduate of THS, re- ceived her Bachelor's De- gree in English from SOSU, She's currently working on her Master's Degree. At THS she is teaching Soph- omore and Junior English and Journalism. She and her husband, Larry, enjoy raising quarter horses. 5) A new teacher to Memorial Grade School this year is Kay Garner who teaches the Multi-handi- capped. Ms. Garner gradu- ated from SOSU in 1981. 6) Not new to the Tish School System but new to THS is Kay Lanier, hired to teach Oklahoma History, Civics, Geography and Pro- blems of Democracy. Along with teaching school, Kay enjoys reading, teaching a Sunday School class and is an avid fan of professional baseball and football. 217W. Main ARMSTRONG'S 371-2116 7 Living to Learn Learning to Live Everyday living . . . sewing, cooking, nutrition, and family planning are some of the sub- jects studied by home economics students at THS. Skills are sharpened through demonstration and work experiences. Proper care and use of equipment is learned by using the equipment not always found in every home. Experiencing home economics is necessary to broaden the know- ledge of future homemakers and maturing them to handle tomor- rows problems. l)Plaids must match, a problem studied by Mrs. Duncan and Pat Plumley.2)Finishing touches done by Gayla Owens and Gina McCreary 3) Housing, blueprints and design studied by Home Ec. Ill students 4) Biscuit making an art all girls should know. BANK OF JOHNSTON COUNTY 'Making Johnston County A Better Place 371-2346 NEW PLACE ON CAMPUS 1) Welding a bumper for a pick-up is Todd May. 2) Our new Vocational Education building. 3) Mr. Parks instructing Kevin Davis on dehorning a bull. 4) Talking about wood- working??? Most students at THS have not participated in activities involving our new vocational ag- riculture and shop building. From the busing to Middle School for Vo. Ag. to cramped shop quarters under the gym, we have expanded our facilities on the Southeast corner of our campus to spacious surroundings now enjoyed by stu- dents enrolled in shop, welding, woodworking, drafting, auto me- chanics, and vocational agricul- ture. Skills are taught which may greatly influence the lives of students enrolled. Take ad- vantage of our new building and the courses that are offered. BLAIR'S 2 0 1 East Main MAYFLOWER SHOP AND G REENHOUSE 371-2389 Students learn job skills through practical experience. 1. Daryl McGraw is that you behind those Foster Grants? 2. Sheila Ward taking Debra Duke's blood pressure. 3. Joe Rhea and a big machine, wonder which one is winning? 4. Brad, do you really know what you're doing? 5. Charlene Kuc- BOBBY'S ROD GUN 10 Hunting and fishing supplies 371-2500 era cheesing it up while washing someone's hair. 6. Earlene Huff making someone's nails pretty. 7. Looks like Jess Rider is working on a lost cause. (S Physiology, Sociology, and Psychology, the ologies , taught by Charles Wyatt help students to relate to themselves and the world around them. BOB'S QUIK MART 601 West Main Gameroom Vocational Agriculture Don’t follow me, I’m lost. Students learn the skills of driving in a variety of situations. Driving with safety and caution, and being a courteous driver is well stressed throughout this course. BROWN OIL CO. Petroleum Products-Auto Supplies LAMBERT AUTO SUPPLY 12 371-3208 Vocational Agriculture is a broad field that in- volves livestock manage- ment, crop production, farm management and mech- anical agriculture. Agri- cultural education im- proves the quality of life by helping farmers increase production and conserve resources. BURGER SHOP Eat our burgers, play our games 371-2623 13 1. General Science doing their bookwork, but looks can be deceiving! 2. Bill Debuse and Mal- com Huff watching the patterns of ants. 3. Bret Parkhill and Donald Webb disturbing the patterns of ants. 4. Mr. Walker's Earth Science class. 5. Doug Ivy thinking about science or... The laboratory sciences provide a more in depth view into some of the upper level sciences. It better prepares students for college by giving them a solid basic knowledge of science. Earth science gives students a better appreciation of their environment. They study the sciences of the earth and the use and conservation of natural resources. I_____________________________________________________ 14 605 West Main Burl A. Peveto, Jr. , Lawyer 371-2351 1. History class studying-reading the latest newspaper? 2. Cleta Combs studying her work- sheet. 3. Kevin McGeehee and Mrs. Hallmark in speech class. 4. Coach Tims' history class caught in the act. 5. Belinda Spence gave a 3-minute speech that lasted a minute and a half. The study of history is the study of what men have done in the past; hence, of how they created the present. Through the study of his- tory each man can share the experiences of all who have lived before and learn from them. Speech class is designed to help the student gain self-confidence when called upon to speak in public by making speeches and demonstrations in front of their classmates. i 103. North Neshoba CAWTAIL UDEMfiDCffiAT 371-2356 15 Opportunities for tomorrow start with today's skill. Skills that are learned in the ordinary clas- ses that we take for granted such as typing, shorthand, accounting, and business law. When students leave high school, their awareness for skills needed for opportunit- ies becomes more keenly important than ever before. Knowledge and skills are the basis of a begin- ning for future careers in almost any field that the graduating sen- ior wishes to pursue. Seize the moments of your youth. Fill them with the excitement of knowledge and skills that are best learned while you have the opportunity. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 16 101 North Kemp 371-2175 The Journalism Staff, standing from left to right: Debbie Hamlet, Linda Graham, Mrs. Hutchins, Sponsor, Dawn McCurry, Becky Webb, Robbie Glover, Vicki Reifsnider,Carey Harris, Seat- ed Teresa Noble. m ss n 0 CHANEY CONSTRUCTION Box 815 Mickey Chaney, Owner 371-2513 17 THS BAND 1st Row: Brook Upton, Susan Drain, Norma Blue, Kris- ti Scarberry, Karen Krebbs, Tamra Brandenburg, Sher- ry Fouse, Tabethia Blue,Lori Hardee, Mamita Meador, Angie Boulton.2nd: Laura Brown,Cyndi Bray, Stacy Mc- Carthic,Cindy Vernon,Julie Hart, Debbie Shelly, Mary Ann Burch,Allison Boyd, Kristi Blair, Gina McCreary, Brad Poan. 3rd: Kimmer Pearson, Kim Claybom, Becky Webb, Jody Martin,Cleta Combes, Stefine Scates, Mar- ty, Tim Carter,Michail Kindell, Bret Willard.4th: Jo Ann Daniels,Chris Ryan,Wayne Baker,Melissa Trammell, Deborah Austin, Jeri Imotochey, Brian Johnson,Marlin Woods, Donny Harris, Brian Russel, Steve Crabb, Ran- dal Whitebead.5th: Dana Deavers, David Anderson,Che- ryl Osmond, Kim Hicks,Becky Gray, Stacy Marquis,Ran- dal West, Mike Tusinger,Scott Wood, Chris Hightower, Kristi Wood, Tammy Kreger.6th: Shawn Hoffman, Denise Hicks,Peter Morrell, Toby Reynolds, Bill Debuse,Don- ald Webb, Dan Durington, Mike Hart, James Hall,Oscar Trammell, Matt Riddle, Sheri Robinson. Director, Don Franks, Drum Major, Kim Wood,Jamie Holt, Gina Brown, Drum Major, Bruce Maxey. 18 1 09 East Main C1IIF MOTffiJL 371-2200 Under the new direction of Tina Houser, the au- xiliary unit put on ex- cellent performances a- long with the Pride of Little Dixie during the half time shows. We are proud of them and hope they keep up their good work. Front Row: Karen Krebbs, Tamra Bran- denburg, Sherry Fouse, Tabethia Blue. Second Row: Norma Blue, Brook Upton, Gina Brown, Kristi Scarberry, Mamita Meador,Lori Hardee, Angie Boulton,Su- san Drain, Jamie Holt. 371-3584 CHRIS'S CHAMPLIN STATION 502 W. Main 19 Left to Right: Marty Chaney, Stuco Representative, Kristi Blair, Reporter,Kim Wood,Pre- sident, Kim Hicks, Secretary- Treas., and Bruce Maxey,Vice- President. I in a 20 CHUCK'S GROCERY MARKET 222 West Main 371-3212 FKiftAy NI5WTS C LA R Y Dependable Drug Service S DRUG INC 371-3054 Sponsor ................. Sharron Sneed Co-Editor.....................Kim Wood Co-Editor ........... Jeanine McDonald Photographer........................Kim Hicks Photographer ........... Robin Hopkins Business Manager. . Melody Talkington Staff..............................Gina McCreary Staff ................. Deborah Austin Staff.....................Evelyn Sims Staff.....................Gayla Owens STAFF 22 H WY. 99 North COLE TIRE CENTER Shawnee Feed 371-3113 24 DEE'S MANUFACTURING P.O. Box 638 Contract cut sew 371-3319 § i A 8 i A i 6 «AA fi i i OFFICERS Top to Bottom: Layne Carter, 1st V,- President; Kim Wood, Secretary; Mark Canaday,President;Evelyn Sims,2nd V. President. THE MEMBERS Sitting left to right: Mark Slover, Kim Wood, Mark Canaday, Kim Hicks, Evelyn Sims,Glen Lafitte, Teresa No- ble, Jeanine McDonald, Gayla Owens, Jo Ann Daniels, Gina McCreary, Marty Chaney.Standing: David Corbin, Layne Carter, Connie John,Tim Beck, Randal West. 26 1 17 West Main DOUGH SHOP Pat Combs 371-3461 EDDIE 0 1 West Main APPLIANCE SERVICE 371-2468 Above president Mark Canaday hams it up at a pep assembly. Selling and deliver- ing valentine suck- ers is one of the many activities that student council spo- nsers. Mrs. Duncan, Annette Harris, and Kim Wood, present to David Gilpin and Eddie Brown of the Lions Club, $750, to be used for the Lacie Smith fund. The money donated was earned by the FHA Chapter through the sale of cook books. Lacie, the daughter of Phyllis and Acie Smith of Milbum, suffers from the inability to digest foods normally and can only exist by drinking mother's milk. Homemakers A 0F A MERICA 1st row: Kim Wood, Annette Harris, Becki Gray, Gina McCreary, Deborah Austin, Cindy Vernon, Cleta Combes, Kristi Blair. 2nd row: Mrs. Duncan, Kixnmer Pearson, Willie Jo Mead, Becky Webb, Cheri Harwell, Robbi Glover, Debra Duke. 3rd row: Jamie Holt, Patricia Plumley, Judy Bryant, Melody Talkington, Michelle Byars, Kim Davis, Dana Deaver, Sheri Robinson, Kristi Scarberry. 4th row: Angie Boulton, Kelly Ray, Stefine Scates, Tara Fall, Cyndi Bray, Laura Brown, Jeri Imotichey, Carla Schultz. OFFICERS Sitting, Left to Right: An- nette Harris, Evelyn Sims, Deborah Austin, Kim Wood. Standing, Becky Cray, Cleta Combes, Kristi Blair, Gina McCreary, and Cindy Vernon. GREEN LIGHT AUTO 78 7 03 East Main 371-2495 fit i ; � H: l{ FUTURE tm KERl FACING THE FUTURE HACKER'S CLEANERS Alterations 371-2205 105 East Main 1st row: Advisor-Luther Harbert, D.L. Luster, Mike Niblett, Kim Davis, Mark Slover, Cleta Combs, Mike Tusinger, Advisor-Stan Parks. 2nd row: Jerry Maxey Toby Coffman, Pam Watkins, Penny Coffman, Judy Bryant, Jody Martin, Clint Decker, Keith Talkington, Darrell Walker, Sara Huff, Bret Willard. 3rd row: Bubba Ku- cera. Jay Yearby, Peter Morrell, Stacy McCarthick, Karen Krebbs, Scott Estep, Teddy Kreger, Jerry Sullivan, Kevin Davis. Ath row: Todd May, Doug Pryor, Mary Anne Burch, Alison Boyd, Trey Drinkard, Wayne Hurst, Troy Ned, John Chaney, John Ramsey. 5th row: Kenneth Clabom, Daryl McCraw, Danny Hilton, Otis Pugh, Ricky Hart, Glen Mathews, Bill McCarter, Scott Martinez. 33 Practice, pride and friendship; sharing victories or defeat-- Living experiences find expression--through endeavor. 34 2 16 West Main EHOIPSEIEBR IF ®J HR ME TEH UR IE 371-2225 The dealership built for the customer 35 MAIL CaDUFBRTISJEY CIKfY ffinUUCK The dealership built for the customer SENIOR CAPTAINS Cornell Gunter Mark Canaday COACHES: These hard-working devoted men do so much for the individual person, the athlete, and the team that all too often their efforts go without recognition.They spend countless hours be- hind the scenes preparing for next week's game so the team can get the recogni- tion and praise that means so much to everyone. They not only care about the in- dividual as an athlete, but also as a person. By con- stantly pushing these ath- letes and asking them to give it their all, they are molding these football pla- yers into hard-working ded- icated young men that ever- yone can be proud of. It takes a special kind of person to be a coach, so to you, we extend many thanks Coaches: Wayne Canaday, Boyd Houser. Head Coach Charles Wyatt, Dennis Hendrix. Ronnie Walker, and Gary Wyatt. Chad Hughes, Managers Victor Love, Jon Haines V_____________ HHAISIIDY SHHOff5 Complete Line of Groceries A J 38 508 W. Main 371-2633 Bottom Row: Ronnie Payne, Jay Yearby, Darrell Gunter, Scott Estep, Ernie Gastineau, Stacy Marquis, Cornell Gunter,Mike Niblett, Stephen Crabb, Marty Chaney, Jon Haines. 2nd Row: Victor Love, Doug Ivy, John Batt, James Beck, Marlon Sullivan, Mike Vandi- vier, Clint Dawkins, Doug Pryor, Randal West, Glen Mathews, Mike Harjo, Chad Hughes. 3rd Row: D. L. Luster, Mark Slover, Todd May, Glenn Lafitte, Jerry Sullivan, H.R. Kunze, Brad Roan, John McCarter, Randy Whitebead, Trey Drinkard, Malcom Huff, Dan Durington. 4th Row: Shawn Laney, Eddie Smith, Layne Carter, Kenneth Claborn, Toby Coffman, Bubba Kucera, Darrell Walker, David Corbin,Ronnie Loffelmacher, Robbie Cle- mmons, Brent Ivey, Mark Canaday, Kevin Linderman. HEFFINGTON INSURANCE REALTY 371-3139 218 W. Main 371-2206 39 Polishing HELLACK'S DX Brake Service Tune-ups .0. « • ROSTER NAME No. Pos. Cornell Gunter 10 FL Eddie Smith 11 SE Glenn Lafitte 12 SE Mark Slover 15 QB B.J. Johnson 19 QB Doug Ivy 21 SE Ernie Gastineau 23 FL John Batt 25 RB Marlin Sullivan 29 RB Wayne Hurst 30 FL Mike Niblett 63 RB Scott Estep 33 SE Doug Pryor 35 RB Todd May 37 RB Darrell Gunter 40 FL Bruce Boone 42 RB Clint Dawkins 45 RB Randal West 50 C Stacy Marquis 51 C Mike Harjo 52 C Brent Ivey 55 G Craig Blue 60 G Brad Roan 61 G Ronnie Payne 62 G David Corbin 64 G Mark Canaday 65 G Dan Durington 66 G D.L. Luster 67 G Robie Clemmons 68 T Mike Vandevier 70 G Jon McCarter 71 G H.R. Kunze 73 T Darrell Walker 74 T Randy Whitebead 75 T Kevin Linderman 77 T Toby Coffman 78 C Kenneth Claybom 79 T Jay Yearby 80 SE Stephen Crabb 81 SE Darren Kucera 82 TE Malcom Huff 83 SE Trey Drinkard 84 TE Clint Decker 85 SE Marty Chaney 86 FL Layne Carter 88 TE Shawn Laney 89 TE 3 03 W. 3rd BUCKS' m D)IIDY SEJOIP 371-2697 41 H - L STATION 42 Computerized tire balancing 371-9446 @®ms8sl3s ®8 g@G38mfg m© jjms® ®m@ am®j?® 88000® GIh®m 7®m 8®flDo Football is much more than a game. You can win or lose on Friday night. Itis a game representing life itself. Through the course of your life, you will be knocked down many times; but you still get up and try again. If you don't cross the goal line on a particular play, you try harder next time. In life, if you don't achieve your goal, you strive a little harder in order to be successful. The game of football teaches that when you work together as a team, the team works as one unit and plays much better. Because cooperation is the key to success, working together in life makes things run much more effi- ciently. Most of all, in life as in the game of football, you must devote a lot of time, hard work, sweat, and tears to be victorious. —Mark Slover V y HOOT’S CASING SERVICE C rews available 24 hours a day 371-3605 43 44 itent mens ren the “CC’s” Top row: Shelley McGehee, Tina Dilbeck, Annette Harris, Cheryl Ozment, Ellen Wright, Kelli Gastineau, Mary Ann Burch, Penny Coffman, Mel Talkington, Rosie Burton, and Connie John. Bottom row: Robyn Yearby, Deanna Wright, Chris Hud- son, Patricia Plumley, Jo Ann Daniel, Kim Davis, Dana Deaver, and Robin Estep. seniors 4 ANNETTE HARRIS ROSIE BURTON HURST CAR PET Vernon Claudette Hurst 45 1st row,(left to right): Victor Love, Sam Huff, Coach Hendricks, Coach Houser, Chris Bardin, Malcom Huff, Standing: Darrell Gunter, Cornell Gunter, Mike Niblett, Keith Talkington, Greg Tims, Eddie Smith, Kevin Linderman, Layne Carter, Glenn Lafitte, Bruce Boone, Marty Chaney, Matt Riddle. LAYNE CARTER KEITH MAX E Y 3 12 West Main MIKE NIBLETT INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 371-3238 46 48 KUNZE'S VARIETY Jim, JoLee, Harry, and Leah Kunze 50 JERRY DONNA LAWLEY TEXOMA OIL COMPANY They CAN THEY THINK LITTLE, LITTLE, LITTLE, AND WINDEL 5 08 West Main 371-3345 52 Because THEY CAN JUDJSTEffi 601 East Main Heliw W E EEDHISJKG elder d ifferen t SCHEDULED TOURNAMENTS March 17-18 April 8 April 14 May 2-3 Ardmo re Sulpher Tishomingo Seminole Falconhead Lodge Sulpher Hills Tish Golf and Rec. Club The teen place to shop MARTY'S 371-3393 PEDEN'S GARAGE Specialists in Front End Work 55 C'v£ 0 0 o:! (l lhetlm McDONUT SANDWICH SHOPPE-JESS LINDA McENTEE Fresh donuts daily, McSandwiches, Decorated cakes 371-3074 57 The honor of 1982-83 Football queen was presented to Annette Harris. Her escort was Mike Niblett. The oth- er candidates from top right to bottom are Jeanine Mc- Donald, escort Brent Ivey; Teresa Noble, escort David Corbin; Kim Wood, escort Layne Carter. Instead of the traditional crowning during half-time this year's ceremony took place during the pre-game activities. The band serenaded the candidates with the song Lady while principal, Mr. Pearson conducted the ceremony. The queen candidates were presented earlier that af- ternoon during the homecoming parade as they rode on decorated cars. MOORE'S R ENT - A - C ENT ER 58 41 1 W. Main Rent to own TV, Furniture, Appliances 371-9731 homecoming Rite”... Team captains Cornell Gunter and Mark Canaday escort crown bearer Justin Parks and flow- er girl Kami Duncan onto the field. Below: Smiles and congratu- lations are part of homeco- ming nite. TEffiffldDMinBKE© SMILES,, EIBHC, 102 E. Main Auto parts and Machine shop 371-2657 i Flower glrl-Kimberly Anthony, Crown bearer-Casey Estep. MIHJBRBRA Y STATE C©U,I€I 82-S3 Basketball King Queen Layne Carter and Rosie Burton attendants L to R: Kim Davis Mike Niblett, Robyn Yearby Glenn Lafitte, Kelli Gas- tineau Layne Carter, Rosie Burton Eddie Smith, Annette Harris Cornell Gunter. ___________________ NAN-LENS FASHIONS For Today's Fashions 207 West Main 371-2553 62 3 15 West Main NICHOL'S PAWN 371-3059 2 11 West Main ©TTASCC© 371-3125 63 rDO l SLAL'J PARISH REFRIGERATION FIXTURE CO. Ill N. Kemp Dealers in Store Cafe Fixtures 371-2354 s UL€ 64 Ravia, OK T HA rz AU PEDEN'S GARAGE Specialists in Front End Work 371-3681 77 66 503 West Main Family Dining 371-3304 t BEST ATHLETES Cornell Gunter Annette Harris MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kim Wood Layne Carter I BIGGEST FLIRT Brent Ivey Melissa Trammell Teresa Noble Robbi Glover David Corbin 402 West Main PINKY'S DAIRY QUEEN We treat you right 371-3180 68 PROFESSIONAL REALTY 508 W. Main 'Handling all your real estate needs 371-3096 Our 1982-83 Valedictorian is Kim Hicks, daughter of Bill and Barbara Hicks. Kim has main- tained a 96.7 grade average in her high school years. Kim participated in basketball two years; yearbook two years, one as photographer; STUCO three years and band for eight years, in which she served as secre- tary her senior year. Kim was selected as an attendant for band queen this year. She was a Miss Indian candidate for two years. Her high school awards incl- ude English I, II, III, general Math, Algebra I, Earth Science, Typing I, Driver's Education, Oklahoma History, Am- erican History, Health and First Aid. Her plans after high school are to attend MSC. Kim Wood, daughter of Charles and Yv- onne Wood, is salutatorian with an aver- age of 95.22. Kim has received several honors in her school days, starting in her eighth grade year, she was selected as the eighth grade salutatorian. At THS Kim was freshman class secretary and junior class treasurer. She participat- ed in Band for six years. She served as secretary in her junior year, president and assistant drum major her senior year. During the Spring Concert in 1983 Kim was crowned band queen. She part- icipated in STUCO for two years, and was secretary this year. She has been in FHA for four years and served this or- ganization as STUCO rep., secretary, and president. In senior class favorites Kim was chosen as, Most Likely to Suc- ceed. Besides school Kim enjoys water-ski- ing and reading. After high school she plans to go to college, and major in business. pizza fflmnr 'Carry Out or Eat in at your home town Pizza Hut! ! 69 TOP TEN PERCENT The top ten percent are: Kim Hicks, Kim Wood, Layne Carter and Jeanine McDonald. Layne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Carter. He has been active in football for four years, basketball two years, Vo-Ag four years, and the Lettermen Club three years. Layne has served as president of the sen- ior class, vice president of FFA and STUCO vice president. Layne's hon- ors include basketball king and Mr. Indian candidate. He has a grade average of 94.82. Jeanine is the daughter of Carrel and Anita McDonald. She has been active in band for seven years, bas- ketball for two years, and student council three years. Jeanine has served as STUCO vice president, jun- ior class president, co-editor of the yearbook and senior class vice- president. Her honors include band queen attendent, homecoming queen candidate and Miss Indian. Jeanine has a grade point average of 94.16. 70 206 West Main TE$M(0 MinBJ G(Q FlL ffilST 371-2268 Kim Wood --------------------------Kim Hicks SWIR L-N-CURL Debbie Wyatt Ruby Roundtree 71 ■}%% Perfect SENIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . SOPHOMORES. . FRESHMEN. . . .86 - 89 ent V 72 106 North Kemp 371-2155 74 Kevin Andersor Kay Black Ken Black Sue Black Brad Boulton Kim Boyd Rosie Burton Mark Canaday Layne Carter KKIIID) A HMD) PITS! fflfflnnCfflEEHS Stan Clark Kevin Davis Linda Graham David Corbin Tony Forrest Cornell Gunter Stephen Crabb Robbi Glover Debbie Hamlett 116 West Main SHEAR DIMENSIONS 371-3103 Annette Harris Kim Hicks Keetha Kreuzburg Carey Harris Gene Henry Robin Hopkins Brent Ivey Ronnie Loffelmacher Dawn McCurry 76 221 West Main SHARPE'S 371-2261 Jeanine McDonald Mike Niblett John Ramsey Kevin McGehee Teresa Noble David Reifsnider Jerry Maxey Beth Phillips Joe Rhea 321 W. Main SMITH FUNERAL HOME 371-2606 77 Jess Rider Ladella Stone Sheila Ward Michelle Scarberry Melissa Trammell Jim Wiltsey Jimmy Spence Tommy Waldie Kim Wood 78 205 W. Main SMITH TffinDE WAILUDK 371-3129 1982-83 Sr. Officers President - Layne Carter VicePres.-Jeanine McDonald Sec.-Treas.-Annette Harris Reporter - Robin Hopkins Stuco. Repres. - Kim Hicks At Stud: RICHARD STOWERS QUARTER Breeze Tease AAA HORSES 371-9272 79 80 Hilara 81 JUNIORS have busy year At last . . . the year we've been waiting for with much anticipation . . . the Junior year. Much work and excitement outside of the regular routine of study are now a part of this special year, a year highlighted by the Junior-Senior Prom, class rings, and at year's end being considered a senior. Fund raising projects, such as selling mums for homecoming and homecoming dance, and working the conces- sion stand at home football games are under the supervision of our sponsors, Mrs. Little- page, Mrs. Duncan, Mr. Caperton, and Mr. Walker. The Junior officers are as follows from bottom left: Mark Slover, Gayla Owens-STUCO Representatives, Kim Davis-Secretary, Treasur- er, Kelli Gastineau, Reporter, David Anderson- Vice President and Melody Talkington-President Cecil Alexander David Anderson Rebecca Arterberry Deborah Austin Chris Bardin Kristi Blair Bruce Boone Judy Bryant Michelle Byars Marty Chaney Kenneth Clabom Rob Clemmons Cleta Combes Kim Davis Gary Day 82 TISHH(D)MEIHI n;(D) (EOILff' ffiECHREATISDISI Tina Dilbeck Trey Drinkard Debra Duke Robin Estep Tina Freeman Ernie Gastineau Kelli Gastineau Mike Hart Cheri Harwell Earline Huff Danny Hunkapillar Wayne Hurst Julie Imotichey Connie John Charlene Kucera Glenn Lafitte Victor Love D. L. Luster Steve Martin Scott Martinez Bruce Maxey 108 N. Broadway TISH LUMBER 371-2624 83 Todd May Daryl McCraw Gina McCreary Brenda McGehee Sheila McLean Marty Mills Eric Morton Gayla Owens Cheryl Ozraent Susan Parker Kerry Ratliff Vickie Reifsnider Sissy Richardson Betty Samis Bobbie Samis Donna Schultz TISHOMINGO PAINT BODY SHOP 84 Frame straightening Bill Ramey-Owner 371-9780 Evelyn Sims Mark Slover Eddie Smith Belinda Spence Jerry Sullivan Melody Talkington Oscer Trammell Mike Tusinger Samantha Vandenburg Pam Watkins Juniors listening for final instruction be- fore going out to de- liver the Homecoming mums. Greg Weaver Becky Webb Chuck Wolf Daniel Woods Robyn Yearby 104 East Main WKSTEBRISI STdDHRE 371-2509 85 SOPHOMORES Byars Baken Robbie Ball Bryan Barnes Jody Batt Karen Baxter Everett Benson Sophomore Class officers, bottom row: STUCO Representatives, JoAnn Daniel, Randal West, Secretary, Penny Coffman Treasurer-Reporter, Keith Talkington, Vice-President, Clint Decker and Mike Vandevier, President. Sandra Boyd Eddie Brannen Chris Brown Sheila Burris John Chaney Penny Coffman Toby Coffman Curtis Curry JoAnn Daniel Kay Davis 86 701 West Main WHEELER AUTO SERVICE Wrecker Service 371-2529 Clint Dawkins Dana Deaver Bill DeBuse Clinton Decker Vince Dewberry Sonya Eason Scott Estep Becky Gray Darrell Gunter Lori Hardee Shawn Hoffman Danny Hilton Chris Hudson Malcom Huff Sam Huff Selene Huff Tammy Huff Teddy Kreger Darrin Kucera 508 West Main WIRIKGffilT I®! $ TO HR PISITO IE 371-3459 87 Kevin Linderman June Lyons Jody Martin Eddie McDaniel Shelley McGehee Samantha McGuire Mamita Meador Aaron Parker Bret Parkhill Ronnie Payne Rhoda Perry Patricia Plumley Otis Pugh Kendall Putman Becky Reid 88 Sandra Rhea Matt Riddle Sheri Robinson Nelson Ross Chris Ryan Keith Talkington Greg Tims Mike Vandevier Lisa Vaughn Cindy Vernon Darrell Walker Donald Webb Randal West Thomas Westfall DeAnna Wright Ellen Wright Rachael Woods 89 FRESHMEN Class Officers: STUCO Representatives, Tabby Blue, (Not pictured, Tim Beck) Secretary- Treasurer, Willie Jo Mead, Vice-President, Doug Ivy and President, Karen Krebbs. Bobby Austin Naomi Jo Baken Wayne Baker Jackie Bardin Steve Bardin John Batt Tim Beck Misty Biggs Lisa Black Craig Blue Tabethia Blue Angie Boulton Alison Boyd Cyndi Bray Laura Brown Mary Anne Burch Gene Bussell 90 Kimberly Claborn Shelia DeLeon Dan Durington Stacey Eades Scott Eason Phillip Edwards Kathy Erichsen Tara Fall Sherri Fouse Tonda Green Michael Harjo Doni Harris Ricky Hart Denise Hicks Jami Holt Shelby Hudgens Angela Huff 91 Jeri Imotichey Doug Ivy Bryan Johnson Michael Johnston Robert Jones Lisa Kirkman Karen Krebbs H. R. Kunze Shawn Laney Shannon Manion Stacy R. Marquis James David Matthews John McCarter Stacy McCarthick Susan McCarty Willie Jo Mead Pete Morrell Donna Nash Troy Ned Kimmer Pearson Doug Pryor 92 Darcy Ratliff Kelley Ray Tracy Rider Brad Roan Kristie Scarberry Stefine Scates Carla Schultz Kari Smith Marlon Sullivan Patty Taylor Lana Tomlinson Debby Waldie Kimberly White Randy Whitehead Scott Williams Bret Willard Jay Yearby 93 Caught in Middle schoolers are a special kind of people. They are making big deci- sions and trying to fit everything into place, things like homework, sports, and sometimes even school! Some kids never have time for school or homework, and are there- fore discouraged and are usually high school drop- outs . I have my plans for the future already made out, and am ready for any- thing (or so I think), but I'm still CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE. by Jeff Chandler 7th Grade, TMS TMS the Middle Being caught in the middle is not as bad as some people may think.When you're in the middle, you don't have as many pres- sures as when you're an a- dult.Of course, the people in the middle have prob- lems. If they didn't, they wouldn't be normal.lt just seems that the problems we face aren't as drastic as the ones adults face. When you're caught in the middle, you do have more responsibility than the kids growing up after you.You are also more mat- ure. So to me, being ca- ught in the middle isn't that bad. by Shelley Wooley 7th Grade, TMS 95 HaUMrtorian Valerie Parkhill, valedictorian of Tishomingo Middle School, has a four-year average of 96.12. She has been in Tishomingo schools for six years, having participated in several school musicals and plays while keeping up with her academic studies. In the sixth grade, Valerie was president of her class and was TMS all-school spelling bee champion, earn- ing the privilege of representing the school in the North East District Bee in Tulsa. In her seventh grade year she was 4-H president, and in eighth grade she was a staff writer for the TMS Tid- bits, while continuing activities in basketball and piano. Other interests include riding bicycles, taking pictures, and reading books. Valerie is the daughter of Floy and Lewis Parkhill. Mrs. Parkhill is a tutor at Murray State College, and Mr. Parkhill is an English instructor there. Valerie intends to pursue a college degree at the University of Texas, but is not sure about her major subject, as she has many interests at the moment. It might have something to do with math, she says, or I might teach piano, or be a lot of things; I really don't know yet. Valerie Parkhill j alatatorian Susan Drain, TMS salutatorian, had a four-year aver- age of 96.00 and has attended school in Tishomingo since fourth grade. She has played basketball two years and has been in band for one year. Other interests are singing, riding bicycles, and riding horses. She is an active member of Calvary Baptist Church in Tishomingo. Susan, a daughter of Carol Drain, who is a teacher's aide at Tishomingo's Head Start program, says she really enjoys school. I guess my favorite subject would be math. I hope to make a career having something to do with mathematics, she commented,and added that she would like to continue her academic interests and earn the hon- or of being high school valedictorian or salutatorian in the next few years. Susan Drain 96 TMS FOOTBALL Top photo: Eighth Grade Bottom Photo: Seventh Grade Standing, left to right: Tommie Cypert, Scott Johnson, John Prince, Jason MeCarthick, David Wood, John Freeman, Darrel Rose, Tobe Rey- nolds, Chad Hughes, Manager. Middle Row: Boyd Houser, Coach, Brad Imotichey, Scott Wood, Kevin Roundtree, Mike Harris, Michael Kindell Scott Rowland, Robert Kerbo. Bottom Row: Russell Davis, Mark Green, David Cripps, Darren Hart, Jonathan Anzuldua, Steve Brown, Phillip Smith, Greg Snowden, Todd Gay, Tim Carter. Standing, left to right: David Thomson, Jeff McCullough, Correy Warden, Jimmy Lindsey, Rod Gray, Danny Fiore, Scott Burch, Monty Slover, Rusty Stidham, Ronnie Walker, Coach. Middle Row: Clint Spence, Jerry Justus, David Wilkinson, Jeff Chandler, Ronnie Hicks, Kevin Lindsey, Kevin Nelson, Van Shelton, Wayne Davis, Jerry Arter- berry. Bottom Row: Tobe Thompson, Bosco Ray, Damon McCarty, George Baken, Calvin Vaughn, Lance Deaver, Todd Gay, Britt Johnson, Paul Williams, Bubba Foster. 97 Left to Right: Jill McMullen, Tracy Sweat, Andrea Alexander, Sonya Wallace, Tammy Langston. Center: Christen Corbin. 99 Great Hopes Makes Great Players 1st Row- Ronette Trammel, Liz Hamilton, Lagretta Huff, Tracy Sweat, Cristen Corbin, Trac Frith. 2nd Row- Debbie Cypert, Kelly Martin, Stacy Green, Shelly Gray,Melissa Kreger,Bec kie Morrell, Kim Hall,Joey Holt. 3rd Row-Cathi Underwood, Mandy Hightower,Shana Robinson Shelly Wooley, Shelly Russell, Sonya Wallace, Andrea Alexander, Cheryl Cripps, Keba Rice 1st Row- Kevin Lindsey, Wayne Davis, Lance Deaver, Jerry Arterberry, Paul Williams, Britt Johnson, Jeff Chandler, Jerry Justice. 2nd Row- Kevin Nelson, Mike Hester,Co- ry Warden, Scott Burch, Jeff McCullough, Jimmy Lindsey, Monty Slover. 100 1st Row- Lyn tichey, Leon John Prince, Jacobs, Jonathan Anzuldua, Phillip Smith. 2nd Row-Scott Woods, Mike Ino- Rowe, David Cripps, Steven Brora, Scott Rowland. 3rd Row-Brad Imotichey, Jason McCarthick, Darrell Rose, Scott Johnson, Robert Kerbo. ist Row: Lori Anthony, Bekki Triplett, Jayson Northcutt, Mike Bevins, Mon- da Deaton, David Lumas, Joey Benefield, Stacey Stinnett, Detra Franks, Es- ter Walker, Tammy Chastain, Rhonda Blue, Misty Hendrix, Cristy Smith. 2nd Row: Cristy Dove, Trina Hamilton, Cassandra McCullough,Maiissa Smith, Ron- nie Blue, Daresa Klrkley, Shannon Kerbo, Jeff Hightower, Brad Sneed,Curtis Wilburn, Donna Barnett, Kathy Ozment, Charles Miller, Joe Johnson.3rd Row: Michael Wagner, Russell Brandenburg, Shawn Barr, Kris Westfall,Todd Brown, Billy Scates, Wade Wood, Tim Grundy, Latricia Rowland,Leigh Ann Price,Lau- ra Hartgraves, Deborah Bray, Tracey Frith, Michael I’eercy. Not Pictured - Barbara Jemison, Kim Stowers, Matt Becher, and Laderlca Kemp. 1st Row- Gail Riddle, Michelle Hicks, Andrea Traughber, Chad Hughes, Kent Vernon, Randy Blue, Ronnie Cook, Monty Gilpin. 2nd Row- Mr. Don Franks, Marci Gilbert, Paul Wilson, Jana Clary,Laura Ivy, Kelli Ton- ey, Jodi Wilhelm, Scott Teel, Chris Rowe,Wesley Davidson, Jeff Bran- non. 3rd Row- Maria Morrell, Brenna Huston, Jodi Underwood, Jayne Vandevier, Dusti Scoggins, Stacy Hefner, Carmen Allen, Sheri Watkin, Brad Martin, Mike Morton, Jim Barbee, Travis Caperton, Jayson Payne, Britt Johnson. Not Pictured-Anthony Bruce and Doug Kennedy. 1st Row- Andy Price, Charles Scoggins, Van Shelton, Tracy Sweat, Shelli Gray, Kelli Martin, Lance Deaver, Jimmy McLaughlin, Brent Edwards, Peter Williams, Lou Ann Stevens. 2nd Row- Mr. Franks, Kelly Isenberg, Roy Chaney,Wayne Davis, Becky Morrell, Sonya Wallace, Shana Robinson, Lagretta Huff, Garrett Martin, Rod Gray, Scott Burch, Jeff McCullough, Lynette Wright. Not Pictured- Suzanne Lafitte, Cathy Underwood and Brent Williamson. 103 EIGHTH GRADE Jonathon Anzuldua James Baker Norma Blue Gena Brown Steve Brown Joe Cardenas Tim Carter David Cripps Tommy Cypert Russell Davis Peggy Deleon Susan Drain Tracy Drinkard John Freeman Kelly Frith Todd Gay Kevin Graham Jody Gray Mark Green James Hall Mike Harris Julie Hart Darrin Hart Neil Hart Chris Hightower Brad Imotichey Michael Imotichey Stephanie John Scott Johnson Scott Kennedy 106 Robert Kerbo Michael Kindell Tammy Kreger Tammy Langston Cindy Leader Tajauna Leader Deann McCarthick Jason McCarthick Jill McMullen Melinda Nunn Valerie Parkhill George Parker John Prince Toby Reynolds Deana Rose Darrell Rose Kevin Roundtree Leon Rowe Scott Rowland Bryan Russell Cristene Sanders John Scoggins Debbie Shelly Phillip Smith Greg Snowden Brook Upton Tammera Brandenburg David Wood Kristi Wood Scott Wood 107 SEVENTH GRADE Andrea Alexander Jerry Arterberry George Baken Wynona Baker Scott Burch Jeff Chandler Roy Chaney Christen Corbin Cheryl Cripps Debra Cypert Wayne Davis Lance Deaver Allen Drain Bryan Dunnivan Brent Edwards Danny Fiore Bubba Foster Brian Franklin Tracy Frith Rod Gray Shelli Gray Stacy Green Casey Griffin Kimberly Hall Liz Hamilton Bobby Harris Mike Hester Ronnie Hicks Ramanda Hightower Joey Holt 108 Lagretta Huff Kelly Isenburg Britt Johnson Rayshelle Johnson Jerry Justus Melissa Kreger Suzanne Lafitte Jimmy Lindsay Kevin Lindsay Garrett Martin Kelly Martin Becky Morrell Chris Morse Damon McCarty Jeff McCullough Jimmy McLaughlin Bobby Nash Kevin Nelson Jesse Pachecco Andy Price Bosco Ray Keba Rice Todd Roberts Shana Robinson Shelly Russell Charles Scoggins Larry Shelley Van Shelton Monty Slover Lou Ann Stevens 109 Rusty Stidham Tracy Sweat Pam Thomas David Thomson Tobe Thompson Ray Townsend Ronette Trammell Kathy Underwood Ronnie Vandenburg Calvin Vaughn Sonya Wallace Scott Wheeler David Wilkinson Paul Williams Brent Williamson Shelley Woolley Max Wooly Corv Worrden SIXTH GRADE Bryan Alberson Carman Allen Joy Badders Jimmy Barbee Brooklyn Beard Cassandra Black Randy Blue Jeff Brannen Tracy Brown Anthony Bruce Travis Caperton 110 Jana Clary Ronnie Cook Wesley Davidson Kevin Duncan David Fouse Steven Franklin Marci Gilbert Monty Gilpen Jamie Green Ryan Green Jon Haines Trina Hamilton Alan Hart Stacy Hefner Michelle Hicks Chad Hughes Brenna Huston Michael Imotichey Teara Jackson Brandon John George Johnson Maurice Johnson Aaron Keel Laderica Kemp Doug Kennedy Jeff Kiser Larry Krebbs David McDonald Jason McKibben Jennifer McKinney 111 —1 George McLean Thomas Magruder Derick Marquis Brad Martin Misty Martin Ramona Moore Maria Morrell Tammy Morrison Michael Morton LaTawayna Nanney Helen Nash Patricia Nease Jodi Newman Hubert Nunn Ricky Pachecco Jason Payne Stefan Perry Todd Ray Gail Riddles Chris Rowe Pauletta Samis Alison Sanders Dusti Scoggins Dusty Sherwood Marty Slover Clint Spence Mindy Stevenson Scott Stewart Scott Teel Kim Tolbert 112 Kelli Toney Andrea Traughber Jodi Underwood Jayne Vandevier Kent Vernon Chad Warden Sheri Watkins Paul Wilson Patricia Wooten Barbara Jemison FIFTH GRADE Lori Anthony David Arthur Roger Badders Adonna Bardon Donna Barnett Shawn Barr Matt Becher Joey Benefield Mike Bevins Bryan Black Rhonda Blue Veronica Blue Russell Brandenburg Deborah Bray Todd Brown Chance Cannon Jason Curry Tammy Chastain Monda Deaton Donna Deleon 113 Christy Dove Detra Franks Tobi Gay Barry Glover Tim Grundy Deshonda Gunter Laura Hartgraves Misty Hendricks Detrica Hendrix Jeff Hightower Jonelle James Joe Johnson Marilyn Johnson Shannon Kerbo Dereca Kirkley Angie King Cassandra McCullough Charles Miller Jayson Northcutt Kathy Ozment Amanda Parrott Michael Peercy Mike Perkins Leigh Ann Price Latricia Rowland Tonya Sargent Billy Scates Adam Scoggins Dave Shelly Leon Sides 14 Christy Smith Malissa Smith Brad Sneed Stacy Stinnett Kim Stowers Rebecca Triplett Bryant Upton Bobby Vandenburg Michael Vinson Ester Walker Toby Wallace Kris Westfall Curtis Wilburn Steven Williams Wade Wood Michael Waggoner FOURTH GRADE Jeffry Alberson Cynthia Benge James Bennett Hallie Black April Blunt Keith Boyd Nick Boyd Melissa Brown Michael Bruce Brad Chandler 115 Alfred Cheadle Steve Cheadle Jason Clary Molly Cook Tracey Cripps Heather Davis Susan De Leon Tony Edwards Sheri Frith Bradley Gilbert Darcy Gilpin Cody Graham David Hairell Melissa Hall Dalyn Hart Billy Hayes Jeanie Hightower Carrie Hurt Jennifer Imotichey Eric Johnson Traci Ledford Scott Martin Matthew McCarter Billy McLean Carmen McDonald Carolyn McDonald Jennifer McKibbin Brian Morrison Leonna Newman Lafawnda Pachico 116 Cressandra Parker Sandra Plemmono Bobby Qualls Tammie Ray Ken Schultz Christi Senterfitt Becky Shelly Dustin Sipes Karen Smith Kevin Smith Lisa Smith Jenny Tackett Joann Tackett David Trammell Nema Triplett Charles Tweety Quannah Underwood Gina Wagoner Raye Lyn Wallace Jennifer Watkins Gary West Yolanda Whitlow Richard Williams Lesley Williamson Brice Wooley Jason Wooley 117 THIRD GRADE Daniel Alexander Kathleen Alexander Wanda Alexander Derek Almstead Mandi Augusta Lisa Badders Hope Baker Lisa Barbee David Barr Tammy Beesley Jennifer Bivin Brad Bivens Jerry Bivens Jerry Black Leann Black Serena Black Corina Brashier Roschelle Bruce David Bullard Angela Cardinalle Shannon Carter Glenda Chastain Misty Christian Kandi Clabom Renee Cook Diane Davis Karlene Davis Albert DeLeon Elaine Drinnon Danny Franks 118 Vernete Goodwin Chris Greenhaw Michael Greenhaw Justin Hightower Frank Huff Brian Hurst Sherry Imotichey Travis John Kathy Johnson Andy King Stephanie Lacy Connie Leader Shannon Lewis Lee Love 11 Christopher Magruder Kathryn Martin Bart McCarter Rodney McCurry Betty Moates Cristy Moore Susanne Morton Stacy Newby Carrie Owsley Jason Parker Joshua Payne Sean Pratt George Reid Nakia Roberts Ron Robinson Jeffrey Rowland 119 Kimberly Russell Angela Sargent Scott Sheehan Chad Sides Becky Stevens Michael Stewart Marty Stinett Shawn Thomas Eric Townsend Glenn Traughber Justin Underwood Terah Watkins Tevia Wellman Michelle White Michael Whitlow Craig Williams Juhree Wilson Jennifer Wooten SECOND GRADE Kimberly Anthony Ryan Austin Becky Barnett Scott Barr Brandon Beaver Michael Beaver Kimberly Benefiel Greg Bevils Debra Blue Rickael Blue 120 Cynthia Brashier Francie Brisco Brett Brown Secret Curtis Joe Davidson Christopher Estep Zach Estep Jason Gray Pallie Gilbert Richard Gritzo Shanna Harbert Michael Henthorn Chris Hinds Raymond Huff Richard Lamer Deborah Laswell Thomas Ledford Denise Legg Sylvia Miller David Moore Larry Morris Joel Northcutt Michael Orr Michael Ray Mitchell Reed Ermus Revels Toby Riddle Chad Sides Justin Simpson Todd Smith 121 — Quentin Stewart Kristi Teel Heather Underwood Ginger Winkler A1 Williams Michael Williams Stella Williams Lanny Wooten FIRST GRADE Billy Arthur Jack Baker Sharia Bardin Charity Barton Darlene Beesley Bradley Bivings Bradley Black Scotty Black Tarsha Black Chris Blunt Wendy Bralley Brady Briscoe Ali Brown Nathan Clemmons Jason Crabb John Cram Kimberly Door Tommy Dove Harrell Drinnon Bryson Dunn 122 Cristina Frith Eddie Garrett John Griffith Trevor Hall Jennifer Ilarbert Wendy Hightower Anita Riff Jon Huston Christine John Heather Kennedy Jaynell Little Carla Locke Kevin Lovett Jeremy Magruder David Martin Gary McCarter Dena McCarter Misty McDonald Katrinia McKenzie Misty McSwain Joe Norris Bobby Nanney Tara Orr Justin Parks Jerry Peltier Sarah Price Angela Roan Dustin Rowe Virgil Sargent Kelly Sasser 123 April Scoggins Derika Scoggins Kristi Sewell Jimmy Shackleford Cathleen Smith Jessa Stallings Melissa Stewart Patricia Stewart Chris Trammell Chad Upton Patricia Vamell Carol Yancey KINDERGARTEN Woody Alexander Rena Alexander Elizabeth Austin Kim Baker Christofer Black Shawn Black Ernie Bolz Danny Brino Jody Burns Lorene Carter Jennifer Caskey Corey Cheadle Adrienne Cooper Wayne Deaton Sara Door Tracie Douthit 124 Daniel Draper Kami Duncan Georgiana Forguson Steven Forguson Tina Fouse Neal Garrett Priscella Grundy John Halfmann Keith Hamilton Paula Hearell Dustin Hicks Christina Hollis Lori Huber Thomas Hughes Elizabeth Hutchins Joe Imotichey Terra James Dale Johnson Kevin Johnson Shawn Johnson Sabrina Kemp Lisa King Leota Kinslow Brandi Kirkpatrick Terry Lacy Christopher Lambeth Brad Lawley Lance Lester Lane Lester Misty Manley 125 Hanna Mayes Tyele McKibbin Shanna Miller Kevin Morgan Christina Norris Tom B. Orr Randy Peden Michelle Rebarchik Crystal Ross Amy Russell B. J. Ryan Cody Sartin Karrie Sewell Diashmal Sims Sallie Smith Debbie Sneed April Tackett Sylena Thomas Christina Varnell Alisha Walker Danyan Watkins Shanna Wellman Michael Wigington Brent Wyatt SPECIAL EDUCATION Scott Benton Becky Collins Pam Scribner Jennifer Shatto Bobby Wallace Kerry Williams 126 IP® EMC nPA ILS SUTPEKOSnTKIBIIDlIElSIT ©IF $©H©©IL$ S. G. Littlepage a oAHRin; ©f KioimcATni© Left to Right: Ed Clary, Member; Wiley Hacker, Member; Richard Vandevier, President; Clifford Parish, Clerk; Wen- dell Blair, Vice President. 128 Robert Pearson-H.S. ART Geneva Kennedy BAND Don Franks BUSINESS ED - Kdg. Vicki Harbert BUSINESS ED Sharron Sneed COACH Charles Wyatt, Jr. COACH SOCIAL STU. Dennis Hendrix COACH SOCIAL STU. Donald Tims COUNSELOR Othalene Williams DRIVER'S ED SOCIAL STUDIES Lynn Wood ENGLISH Wanda Littlepage ENGLISH - JOURNALISM Susan Hutchins ENGLISH SPEECH Barbara Hallmark HOME ECONOMICS Freda Duncan INDUSTRIAL ARTS Robert West MATH James R. Harkey MATH SCIENCE Wayne Walker 1 129 FACULTY-- High School SCIENCE Sid Caperton SPECIAL ED Mary Ann Shepard SOCIAL STUDIES Kay Lanier VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Luther Harbert VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Stanley Parks MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGLISH Betty Boyd ENGLISH Kathy Cole LD CLASS - SOC. STUDIES Charlene Miller LIBRARY - SOC. STUDIES Nancy Harkey 130 Middle School 5th Grade MATH Ronnie Walker MATH COACH Gary Wyatt MATH LAB Jeannie Rowland READING LAB Ina Daniels SCIENCE Billy McCarty SOC. STUDIES - COACH Boyd Houser SOC. STUDIES SHOP Billy Miller SPECIAL ED EMH Marlene Tims FIFTH GRADE Mary Parks FIFTH GRADE Jana Toews FIFTH GRADE Debbie Wood 131 4th Grade-- 1st Grade FOURTH GRADE Linda Franks FOURTH GRADE Ann Lafitte FOURTH GRADE Betty Nelson THIRD GRADE Debbie Caskey THIRD GRADE Tena Houser THIRD GRADE Delores Utley SECOND GRADE Elsie Cole SECOND GRADE Wanda K. Glenn SECOND GRADE Mary Ruth Stallings FIRST GRADE Martha Martin FIRST GRADE Carol McCreary FIRST GRADE Tina Walker 132 Kindergarten--Special Education READING LAB Clara Maxwell SPECIAL ED Kaye Gamer KINDERGARTEN Glenda Rowland COUNSELOR Donald Rowland MUSIC Johnie Imotichey READING LAB Vimettia Caperton SUPPORT PERSONNEL--Secretaries, Aides SHERRY UPTON High School Secretary WANDA STODDARD High School Aide HENRIETTA GADDIS Middle School Secretary GLORIA PRYOR Math Lab GLENDA VERNON Middle School Aide LAVERLE PRYOR Secretary VIRGINIA COX Reading Aide DEBBIE DAVIS Special Education DOROTHY GREEN Kindergarten Aide NORMA JOHN Reading Aide MILDRED SEAGO Grade School Custodian 134 Cooks -- Custodians MAXINE DUPREE Cook VIOLA HENSON Cook ETHEL McCURRY Cook FRANCIS RAU Cook LILLIAN C. RAU Cook SHIRLEY STEPHENSON Cook JERALD AUTREY Custodian JAMES EDWARDS Custodian STEPHEN FORD Custodian RICHARD RAU Custodian WAYNE SEAGO Custodian HAROLD WATTS Custodian 135 VI 83 OUTTAKES 140 that which remains when one has forgotten everything he learned in school. -V IPS rJ- -j- • jCVtv A? W V s wm k Kaffe '•-i'- • • —s«t ■=? -. '■ .,- -Vjf ,- V ,-'-' � i ’4-; •_-� ; t x - � .; .v--, r- _ v' - '«v_' „-■ ; V, •_ :-.• ■' - --' • . i ‘ c -• T - T {fif-'l :,.1 iT. ' --•O