Van Horn High School - Falcon Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

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Then you suddenly hear your ticket to escape. Friday Night: 8:00 p.m. comes around and crowds of students gather around to stand in line to see the Van Horn ootball game. After the victory-most students find a local McDonalds or Burger King to celebrate. Sometimes they're out until early morning hours discussing the game or how their day went. lt really doesn't matter what they talk about, I Saturday Night: - V ' ' You're cruisin down Noland road,it's a normal Saturday night., Your eyes are cauglit on a sign that says Down Under 8 p.m,-3 a.m. . ou decide to in- vestigatewthe premises' It's a club. A place to dance. You look to 'your left and yousee two guys you met at McDonalds ,on No and , road, you suddenly realize that -they also .go to Van Horn. Over .to your right is a Egirl who works at the-Blue RidgeNMall, she's in your nglish class. ,You start walkingitoward a table itosit and sorneonesbeats, you there4,You look up and it just happens to bethe guy who sits next to you in Chemistry.' fy n I ' Leffgufe afferzfgo. H Above: Jason Hendricks : lost in the heat of the moment. School Below: Students Catohingfypo Qqnofesi 5 el ' Above' VssW'W'9fe9h?W199f??44flf9l?55iI:i will UO!! lf fail' oo 1 fi'lQi '?'?7'T!'S .uf 1 - fm. . Ngghj J aa K y W - . ,.-.w,,Ql . Above: Beecky Brown and Mrs. Piper Above: Ray Weaver : I wonder if it tastes as good as it smells? Above A good crowd always gets the team going Rrght Arefreshrng thought I JUL 'usp' Il II IIIIQIVUITI Il Q Left oema sfaggs plays UOCYUI Below Kenny Hall future sculptor 245 My Freshman Year Wlth a gran plastered to my face and wrth hands stuffed nn my leans pockets to keep a trghl grrp on my lunch money I strode up to Van Horn s front doors My mother had sand I drdnt have a thang to worry about and that anybody who paid much attention to a freshman luke me was just as nervous as I was The thing I remember most about that flrst day was my ordeal with the pop machrne It was after lunch and the flrst half of the day had been uneventful dlspersmg my fears and mflatln my confidence Anywa Iwalked up to the oke machune fumbled or a couple of quarters and dropped them In Humming I pushed the Minute Maid button Somethrng buzzed and out popped a Duet Coke Well I wasn t watchrng my walstlme so I snatched up the can and handed It to this gurl thatl thought should be I tned again but hat Dret Coke this trme another dull rumble from the machine and out came a Duet Coke These vending machlnes are not always as they seem ....,.,..-.. .i.,....-....... Right: Kortez Taylor Far right: A happy Corby Baker A flme. ,.,z fkkqm xg, DX Above: Rashanda Rhodes and Tina Johnson Fashion And now for the grand finale, something that's always in style and here to stay, jean jackets! Whether they're all blue or just halt bIue,half gray, they're still jean jackets and they're here to stay. ' A Van Horn Style Fashion plays an important role in teenagers lives. It may be THE most important thing in your life. As you get up in the morning, you think of what to wear, how to do your hair dif- ferent, and whether or not to wear stone- washed jeans or your faded, bleached jeans tbelieve me, there is a differencej. Falcons have many different styles this year. Some may stay up half the night making friendship bracelets to give out the next day. Friendship bracelets started before this year, however they came back just as mini-skirts came back. The theory that, History repeats itseIf is very true. l'm sure you've seen the earrings with a key clinging onto it, as if afraid to lose it, or perhaps you've noticed that wrestling shoes are not just for wrestling. Time has it's moment in fashion too, for in- stance, you never walk around with just one watch on your wrist. You might then see a few watches clinging onto someones' ankle. And now for what you've all been waiting for . . . Spuds Mackenzie! Shirts, hats, stuffed animals, posters, and towels. . Thinkin' about a new hair cut? What about getting it shaved on just the sides? How about making lines from one side of your head to the other side? Now that's sport-el Left: Mr. Evans shows that teachers can dress as good as students. Above: Melissa Jones : Join me? Above: Shawn McGown and Mike Jacoby show off two popular but different hair styles. OCT ftilfop ' f'ft'ig' 2.5! if: V.. V ,V ,jJ,.j,. .,rn'4?,, A if, '-i lm'-7 Z5 , it, it 1,1 A. Hi . -- Above: Susan Shaw ffffl 4: Zi' 325 YL -S ,K . 55- , W. fl , r E H, fri X, V ill Vo-Tech building. Right: Not all class work is done with a pencil and paper. a little teacher 5 Q li-5 The Day Begins At Below: Like it or not, crowded halls are a part of 2 . AM Van Horn life. ' .5 .. 02 6 l. f MAL K Lf ev fi S 4' ,nhl L - K. -W-.,.,.,g H , ,, A I, -gg.,-W Above: Mrs. Piper gets her point across. Left: Lee Southivongnoeath finds out there ARE a lot of books in the new library. . 3 Learning the . hard . I strode out ot the woodshop room on the heels of the bell and with a smiIe.on'my face. Iahad, just one hour Ielt and was still beaming about it when I realiz- ed where and what it was: geometrygon the third floor. Vthth a grunt and leap up the stairs,VI was off. It was funny how five minutes oouldiseem' so long in sixth hour at 2:15 but it seemed almost instan- taneous when you have that same amount of time in the halls. . ' ' A I glanced down at my watch as I approached the vending machines in the long hall and it' informed me I had two minutes left. It seemed that I had plen- ty ot time, but when I looked back up my hopes dropped as my mouth did.'The entire hallway was nothing more than a carpet of student's heads,mov- ing along gradually. It looked as if that mass of students was one that Moses oouldn't even part. Shrugging my shoulders twith ninety-seconds Ieflj. I he d my breath and dove into the slow-moving mob. When my watch approached the thirty second mark and l'd only made it halfway down the hall, the crowd started thinning as the result of everyone finally trying to get to class. Seeing more and more ages, I sprinted and dodged, making it to the third r just as the bell screamed. Need ess to say, I'm in the overtime room now writing' this. That live minutes is not always as it seems. iixxf SJW TT ,T Ei? in I 41 E.. J -+- f ' Yr I e-RQCPXN fin i X Aw v W' - li L f1'i awaiting their medals. Fall Sports After everyone returns from the sum- mer break refreshed and tanned they may not necessarily be ready to hit the books and start studying but they are certainly pumped up with renewed energy and a revived Falcon spirit. The fall sports season provides an outlet for the excess energy and school spirit stored up over the always-too-short summer. Since the short-lived season is dominated mainly by the efforts of our football teams complemented by the en- the Falconettes some of the other fall sports activities are somewhat lost in the on but you can surely hear the sup- porters that are there. There s also a cross-country team runn- ing around somewhere. Deprived of a lot of attention the football and volleyball teams bathe in the cross-country team runs against numerous other schools after school about once a week. One of the chief advantages of being on the team is the fact that they travel a lot. Then theres the football teams. game will reveal why they are the object of newspaper articles the main attraction l I P I 1 couraging antics of the cheerleaders and Needless to say, attending a football I V ,Q ,1, M I l M' In . ,,.. shuffle. The girls' volleyball team are definitely an attraction. Sure, most of the of pep assemblies and the subject of numerous after school training. Above: The few, the proud, the varsity squad. x 5 A :Sling 'fig '.. U . at g Q . 'A s- ,ey-W l '- Above: Leslie Mlllor showing how it's done. . Above: Today freshmen: tomorrowf? one on the bus IS a what'Pl sack for Van Horn QHQTI Above: A place to escape. Below: Putting the violence to good use. l Students With Falc Splut t e t , W, We V., W, .3,,: ,,,,,. ,., .,,,, KW W, ,.,,,,,,5,V,.. ,,,,, :,1.,.,:l,,t , , 6,1 K ..k,. i .,.k, , W 1 ,WHA J, , W t, ti- Wy W1 1-W, t e tet l K A N549 Above: Guy Slinker and friends checking it out. 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Wljenifl feached the fronlj,s1eps,' Hound, them itotelly. empty .sogjl -sat down ,-and.waited,,,fi Y ,'i', 'Ailer'lwo,Fleesee'. three Diet Cokesffkangi a phone call, a bus iinally, showed, nw, peeked twsiihwslrahge and menacing faces. Halfway-to arrensburgfllreeliied k'g', l ifwae gon the wrorigijbus and l told lhe'bus'driver4'A1jii:S! he looked kinda mad, ul he has smiled at me a iewlirhesfsiriceg ' It's paSi' 'Seven' now A and kl'lfiTI,v3liYlSSS-'PigHDITIQQQWSIB ap- 'f preaching the,-lridependenceacity' ljrhii: signJg'Somdday l'II glock back Ql'l'flhlS,8l'1d chuckle to ynyselfg useeg especially sinceimosl of them erelhe semeicolorgiare nottalways as lhevseemfilllilnluuiui , lut t . Below Pep Club working on a new one V' 5 Above: A few ROTC girls polishing their act. Above: The Faloonettes in step ..i,,.,.... ...A Below: Hey, didja hear the latest? li Above: Van Horn beauties. l' OOH1 I. I, MW: T' V, -'--' Right: The auto mechanics class's finished products. 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Not pictured: Vernon Greene Collaborating with a fervent sponsor such as Ms. Jackson-Browne, this year's senior class officers worked hard at providing the class of 1988 with activities as exciting and spirited as the class itself. The annual trip to Florida, button-down sweaters, and the tradi- r tional class shirts were just a few of the services rendered by the group. The most memorable and hectic of which was the backward dance day which involved and confused the entire school. Sponsor - Ms. Jackson-Brown , ,-,,,., ,,,.,,.1.T.1- ,,ill-.....-- Seniors X QJQJ' 5 :,I Alford, Angela Alton, Ina Bailes, Alisia Ball, Rocshell I Anderson, Nikki Atwood, Lisa Baker, Leonard Baker, Kim NEW AGE MOVEMENT . .THE FAR SIDE. .FERRY DISASTER IN PHILIPPINES. . . MR. BROOKS, PRINCIPAL. . 1? Barker Sam Barnes Amy Bentley Richard Brnney Ernie , . we ,' ,Ry-M j- if 37 :aff-4 ' 245 ' . A -A '. .. N, ca,- . 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Janee Brown, Traci Butler, Carla Byers, Joyce T' 'Tx Cannon, Roscoe Carter, Michelle was .H ,5 rv if .gr-0, .mf Claiborn, Rodlyn Cochran, Jennifer Colbert, Tonya Cunningham, George RUSSIANS WITHDRAW FROM AFGHANISTAN . . . GLASNOST , , . DR. GARCIA VISITS VAN HORN , 4 . IW' 43 4 If Cushonl Lisa Davis, Byon Day, Lori Detwiler, Terri 1- Vf' f ,, 'N 2 i , ' 3 2 'lui ' , 'E Q1 Diaz, Joe Diehl, Ronald Driscoll, Michelle Duncan, Edwina E 2 Y WTZTYX 'A ' fm L,.-figwrl. V ' V' 5,1 f A 'fu 4? V ga-7 A E an 1 ,: Q, 2 , , f -A E i I ' ' ' A 'J if DUVQSH, Steven Echols, Mark Elias, Meloney Engle, Russell JOE BIDEN, PRES. HOPEFUL, PLAGERIZES AND WITHDRAWS . . . THREE MEN AND A BABY . . .THE NEW, YOUNG, O07 1 i Y N I i i E I ! 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E Johnson, Frank Johnson, Maurice Johnson, Nichole Johnson, Robin Jones, Dawnetta Jones, DeEtta FATAL ATTRACTIONH . , STEPHEN KINGS TOMMY KNOCKERS , OLIVER NORTH AND THE IRAN-CONTRA HEARINGS l ,gp-z L A Jones, Jennifer Jones, Tammil Kearse, Curtis King, Gary , T 9 , A , , , , ,, , T, i J Kliebert, Michelle Lee, Sherri EL Lewis, Brian Liptak, Nick Littleton, Vicky A Lively, Jashua . . .OCTOBER 19TH BECOMES BLACK MONDAY . , . OONSTTTUTIONS 2ooTH B-DAY . . . POPE TAKES TEN-BAY TOUR . . . is Long, LaShawn Lopez, John Lyons, Kelli i s ii Martin, Scott McGill, Ellece Meade, Dana QM' amy, Kellyjj 1, X if Mickles, Zina 46 Miller, Kelly Miller, Richard Montavy, Kevin Morris, Krys PERSIAN GULF CFHSIS . . ,GOLDEN GATE BF?IDGE'S 50TH B-DAY . , .NANCY FZEAGAN HAS BREAST REMOVED . . , OZONE DEPLETES . . , C-an Sqn.. 1'-'V- f Yv Mutcherson, Aysryll Nance, KellY Nelson, Kevin Officer, Pamela f I Parker, Danny Price, Brenna Pugh, Jared Rand, Monique Price, Karen Prince, Bryan Richardson, LaFonda Riley, Nicholes JESSECA MCCLURE TRAPPED IN WELL FRED ASTAIRE DIES MICHAEL JACKSON FIETURNS WITH BADD ,E-B int 7. ,WTI fii,?a?2 Q4 'V' Rinehart, Dana Robinson, Tara Rosa, Aaron Ross, Karen VVFTT' ' ' W 50g .aa-A-H, 6' Xl X TI'.xI K I Ross, Mike Rush, Andrea Ryan, Jamie Schapeler, Edwin Shaw, Michelle Showman, Angi Simko, Steven Siifen Kim U2 BONIINATES THE MUSIC WORLD . . ,TEEN-QUEEN DEBBIE GIBSON HITS THE CHARTS . . .TITANIC ARTIFACTS RECOVEFIED . . I E IJ S H I x I Kp J A . , I i ' , . . ,, .- I . HJ ' I 4 ' Smith, Antoinette Smith. Jason ,tsl 2 J Smith, Michelle Smith, TVGCY Sneed, Angela fgteward, Doyleb D Sutheriin, Angela Taborn, Alisa Sublett, Shedrick Sutherland, Scott N X. tn I I Tanis, Neil Tatum, LeRon . . . RAISEN SINGERS , . ,DENIM BLASTED APPEAR ALL OVER , . . PRISON RIOTS IN THE SOUTH . . . DIRTY DANCING . . . .xx is-f Q'- Townsend. Rona Upp, Sheila Vansittert, Kristine Vaughn, Cherri N , X3 , X S 2: cn P J: 3 CQ Q na S N co o P Ib 3 50 fl S. 5 nn E rn if O 3- m 1 co rn 5 cn E 3 I3 na 95 3. 3 na YNY. L5 -rw 5 T T 5-sf I RWE Westmoreland, Rebecca Wheaton, Shawn White, Lashunda Whifted, Darrell . .SPUDS MACKEENZIE MANIA . , 4 3-WEEK FOOTBALL STRIKE , . .CENTRAL AMERICA PEACE PLAN . . . SADD DEBUTS AT VH V ,,.,., V 3,- I V K If I' 35 ff . , , 1 -X ,f -,forty W A 'lug HAQQ. Q V I A 1- 'tr ' -,514 4 A l-55,33-? - 1. '- ,, , - 'vw . : rw -'23 ' 2l:2'f ?': ff-. vfzisx .E-2 U Q.. I-F. ww: .K 4.1, .it AM 'Ez Qc ! QV., - -. N'f'il'-4 T'itl-:A-Nils-i'.i ,ran ,M Wilkins Desmond Williams Damon Willi8f77S DGIWS Ns' C 'S Wilson Stacy Wingate Kristen Worley Angela A'-A QT f A-gs E Wright, Chemelle Zans, Eric I Zans, Erle VH VOLLEYBALL TEAM TAKES FIRST . . . PRISON RIOTS IN SOUTH . . . RECORD EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA . . . ' Williams, Sheri Wright Carlton I ........Q....J.....g..ua.1.., -.....-.... v A 5 2 SENIGRS - q Exim ? nxssus 5 lim EA. f Shawn Weaton with a size what?! Just a handful of the seniors awaiting gown measurements. 2- NE W' . U21 A, Kelli Miller caught hitting the books. Bill Bandy and Bob Williams casually racing the tardy bell. Senior Vanessa Robbins . Gregg Snow battling his way through Vardyan 's class. Adams, Chris i ,I ,C f Arthur, Craig V TV ,5IVLAl-' Bowden, Elcarmeita ' 52 I' fi, s 4 i 4 A f., ' -- .Y ' ' Brown, Calvin Carter, Linda Close, Ray Daniels, Quentin '65- 'qv' .,, y ,ng f , .1 .r . r . iv 3 , Dodson, Yolanda Goyette, Jesse Hansen, Chris Jackson, Sonya Jones, Mark Kindle, Denita Lewis, Mitch ' fn 1 2 ss in 295 91' ,, 'N x I lf?- -QI N 'wgeziiiih rx' 1 Wf:f7 '7ffmv' r ' - it 61 X1 5, I YY - .,4 ,.- K 45 3 f f 'A 1 'i . ,eg-'J 1-. 4 vt ' ' l W fa ' l X A 3 Mansaw, Sherri Midgett, Steve Nance, Lyndel Nixon, Cheryl Pese, Alauni Peterson, Joe Peterson, Vernika Pearson, Dana Simpson, James Tiebout, Chris Tilford, Lacey Weathington, Glen Wedd, Monte Wilson, Steve Young, Cedric da Seniors, and what they'v accomplished over the year Most Likely to succeed-Traci Brown and Reese Isbell Best Body - KeAnn Johnson and Terrill Franklin Prettiest Eyes - Cordonna Black and Willie 'Watkins Prettiest Smile - Dawnetta Jones and Tim 0'NeaI Most Popular - Angelia Watson and Kent Gardner 5 l I 4, Best Dressed - LaShawn Long and Kevin Nelson l 4 9 l El l -I l 3 ' ' 5-:H-if . . , .Q ,' '.fj,ir.! 1 '- f f. ' ggi . '1-i ' llifii K FIWW3 T . l . , A ei x AM 0 if- sig tr I- gl, 1 , V g,,.,l'vf 'ff -,fs f jfl 1535 t lit- ' f-fi 1-14-li ' ttf- it P-f Il. ' f 5 ' .2 - .l f , -'--....A.44- ha.. 4 Above Typical Falcons Tammle Jones and Shedrick Sublett BestAthlete Cordonna Black if ,1' There is definitely more to high school than just a 4.0 grade point average, although that would be nice. And being at every sports event is also just another facet of life in the world of a senior. The seniors that know that best are those that are popular, or at least notorious, enough to become the Senior Per- sonalities. Even though they are all recognized for just a specific area of their senior year, such as popularity, brains, or athletic ability, they all have one thing in common: Van Horn spirit. The pride that drives them to at least care about what happens around them. And 'for that they return to the school that same pride they recieved from it in not just attending but participating Below Best Vocalist LaShunda White and Carlton Wright Shortest People Latasha Black and Byon Davis Tallest Person Olin Shurn Best Personalities Latasha Black and Desmond Wilkins ,f i ll' , - . . I , - T' I l X- Q 1 J g 1 I l E . . ,......T--N-I .X A Queeg ' L ' '.- 4h,, f M . . . . it ' '01- 3 l ' . 155 I I I I I I I I I I I. II I I I I I I2 I 1 'I I. I I: I I I I Below: Flirt-n-Wolf - Sonya Jackson and Shannon Watkins Above: Dancers - Lavita Jenkins and Sheldon QPorkchoQ Ledbetter if Prettiest Legs - Francine Hadley I Most Organized - Becky Brown Tb I D Prettlest Harr Eleece McGill Giga-A Teachers Pet Angelyn Alford Ig? Q I if 3,2 .sp w M X I N I ,ff 1 ' If . , if IQ -he yfi 1 ,ps :A- ' if g V ., ,. rpg ,smqfru . - ' -ar, .fill 71f1't'k' :ii ,ya 1 .gg-.rj :.rQ,V, 5' XT- -A ' I 5:-sf' 17 ' 9'-E '51-J. '-R, I 1 rr . - y-If. -Ld? ' I 1 vm , tr ,, .ki ., . 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K v-M - g 'f-'1 a'. 1Q:jJQF'.fS Q4 .x..'.X.q.- ,- '.'. xy' ,jf-1 .P x'iz5:fEi1E'9f9'f ':.j' :Q ,3 kbps- ,SQ f. I' f 1 , ' If W z :H , if Stude t Li e VXI -wx. Student Council is the group of representatives of the student's to plan, organize, and find new ways to represent the student body. They work hard for the student body to improve the school as good as they can. Activities they set up for the-student body includes Jar Wars and dances. Thank you StuCo for every effort and planning you have done for us to make 1988 the best year ever. Student Council NDN -7l Senior Class Representatives Sitting Michelle Driscoll Becky Brown Ellece McGill Latnna Weekly Deetta Jones Latnce Chrney Standing Angela Sneed Trac: Brown Sarah Foster Brenna Price Amy Barnes Jacob Waldrup Vernon Greene Tern Detwrler Not pictured Wen dy Jackson 4:1 Vg lxaf Quay! Above Mr Apple Sponsor Below Terri Detwiler looks eagef to work l- . .. 1--eg -: Xrl V 5' , X 4' 'Y ' I W 1 -. . . . ,A ' t 7 1 I 1 1 1 . : , 1 1 1 I I , . f ' ' r 'W 'f '-' ' ,V .l f K V V. A77 4f.',5j,'j j15 Q V . I 2-ig i f ,- '. A - ., '. H l ay-I: lf 1 1 . . , ' ' A, 'hingf-732 ii -' P . 3 1. J' - 3 ,X ,t 1 J , 1 1. X , Q V X . . . . . . V. .A 1 . 5 . ' ' ' - fl lr' N V I , ' ' A I l V, ME .V '! .-5. lllll lm 5-Q, S8 msn C-90, CDN. SE-i 33 gffff sho fn? B3 Dm 9:11 33' Q0 up :1 SU N2 5: gli 3 SS pn ITI 53 Wm 3 35 mi gm 33 25 122 52 3. Qu 1,3 '-:CCD ,qc - Q! f,lZ?'-'1 l! '1 '3' ' StuCo Officers: Janice Hoskins - Treas., Michael Atty - Presi- dent, Tina Johnson - 1 Vice-Pres., Kim Ramsey -- Sec., Dee McCall - 2 Vice-Pres. Sophomore Reps.: Carlos Arregui, Kim Ramsey, Jeff Slifer, Janice Hoskins. f 4k Above: Kim Ramsey in the cold and wet Homecoming Parade. 19 5 1' 4 'va ky 4 Left Freshman Reps Paula Griffin Carmelrta Moore Latonya f' X 'N' Tatum Tiffrney Wllborn fl OU 'Wig I 'lj' 1 5013 YU,- 1 1 i .4 , 1 4 Y- . - 'I Il 1 2 I 3 1 1 ,...- ,W .J Er ' ,,, f swf - -iff.-rfi' 4 , l 5 : ill: X- V 1- - , Z ' 5. V ' , ii N .,.,f up f 1 cj, K' I .4 - , .7 Mg: V J J , , 5' 141 li' gl I if lifi N 19:12. I nf 'J . 'H' '- Youth for Christ C iiii Growing euer larger Van Horn's Youth for Christ Club has grown dramatically in the past year with an attendance that more than tripled the previous year's. The club, which for so long has remained virtually unknown to most of Van Horn behind the more com- mon clubs and organizations, has The club meets every Thursday night at the out-of-school sponsor's house with events such as shaving cream fights, watermelon eating contests, and all-you- can-eat pizza parties. The meetings are mostly student-led and constructed and are always free and open to everyone. definitely caught the attention of most students and faculty. The growing club has also made itself known with special - events such as a twenty-foot long banana split in the cafeteria fyes, something good does come out of therel, hay rides and the latest addition to the club's list of ac- tivities: daily morning prayer meetings led by the out-of-school sponsor in the school Above: The club drooling over the parking lot. - foot sundae. Above: First Row: Lakita Johnson, Chris Pinion, Raymond Walker, Denis Williams, Bobby Colin, Kim Ramsey, Janene Rawlins, Becky Lanrgan, Mary Hertzler, Hollie Markley, Kim Barber, Maggie Barben Julie Hertzler, Second Row: Ricky Moore, Andrena Johnson, Lillie Daniels, Dee McCall, Dana Schreck, Jeff Slifer, Shawn Martin, Toni Spellmeyen Janice Hoskins, Hemma Patel. Th' d R : B'll V ir ow i Wright, Kathy Moore, Yolanda Oliver, Tarnisha Primm, Sherri Hunter, Lawrence Shultz, Kim Coen, Duane Diehl. Fourth Row: Anthony Thorton, Andrea Watkins, Donny Maudlin, Anthony Wells, Glenda Wheathington Janee Smith Nichole Ray Artisha Wagnen Tavis Bray. Back Row: Anrew Doe, Sheldon Ledbetter, Damon Hargrove, Shawn Williams, Olando Johnson M ' lAt K , IC ae t y, elly Nance, Nichole Ross, Terrie Johnson, Katina Vivian, Nichol Williams, Jason Hunter, Michael Meadors. ,National Honor Society Membershipon the increase Above: Front Row: Christy Fultz, Brian Edgar, Beth Finch, Michelle Driscoll, Katherine Brown, Candy Smith, Wendy Jackson, Traci Rhodes, Kelly Nance, Kelli Lyons, Angela Monique Wedd, Desmond Wilkins, Kim Moore. Second Row: Reese Isbell, Brown. ' .' ee n, Third Row Cyndy Kl ma . Ba Becky Brown ck Leonar Above: National Honor Society in meeting. Above: Mrs. Stallings - sponsor The National Honor Society are those students with the gold chords and big grins on graduation day striding down that endless aisle. The group is compos- ed of students whose grade point averages and citizenship marks are ex- ceptionally high, seperating them from the rest. These are the students whose hard work and never - ending commit- ment through the four years of high school is finally rewarded with official recognition and, as the name of the club states, honor. The program, sponsored by Mrs. Stallings, is a nationwide organization and Van Horn is proud to have its own selection of honor students. The officers are as follows: Reese Isbell, Presidentg Cindy Kleeman, Vice- Presidentg Angela Worley, Secretaryg Michelle Driscoll, Treasurer, Rashonda Rhodes, Jr. Representative. , . 4 . These are the students who perform various clerical tasks for the secretaries and adminstrators, such as attendance collection, answering the phones and working on the office computer. Office Aides: First Row: Becky Brown, Ellece McGill. Second Row: An- drea Johnson, Monique Rand, Terri Det- wiler, John Lopez, Latrina Weekly, Kevin Montavy. Thanks to a bigger and better school library, this is the first year Van Horn has had library aides, students who help file books, assist other students and various other library chores. ' Library Aides, Left to right: Dee Mc- Call, Kathy Worley, Julie Nylund, Angela Alford, Antoinette Smith, Amy Barnes, Wendy Jackson, Becky Westmoreland. The'counsellor's aides are the few students that assist the counsellors by running errands, filing book cards, and helping students with class changes. CounseIor's Aides: First Row: Edwina Duncan, Carmen Harris, Stacey Graves, Alisa Tabron. Second Row: Angela Sneed, Kelli Lyons, Brian Payton, Pam Frazier, Sarah Foster, Meredith Seddon, Tara Robinson, Monique Rand, -Kim Greathouse. Not Pictured: Jamie Ryan. l B117 Ang 48 X Team A Team B ,.--vw. ,e Computer Teams Ernest Binney, John Datsun, Doug Ault, Stephen Gentry fcaptainj, Reese Isbell , I 'W , g ' 7 - U X, ii, -fp: ,qzyfig S , . . X Doug Ault practicing for contest. Matt Windelton, Jeff Slifer, Travis Hagewood, Brian Edgar International Relations g Cub El A.. ,ri T l , s if- f r , Stacie Grindstaff laughing as usual! Left to Right, Row 1: Vernon Greene, John Taco Lopez, Terri Detwiler, Angela Sneed. Row 2: DeEtta Jones, Latrina Weakly, Joyce Byers, BUon Davis, LeRoy Johnson, Yvonne Hooker, Dee McCall. Row 3: Lashawn Long, Tammy Jones, Anglique Jones, Alisa Tabron, Becky Brown, Daniel Carter, Amy Barnes. Row 4: Monique Rand, Jennifer Cochran, Angela Watson, Sponsor - Mr. Baellow, Nicole Ray, Lori West, Jennifer Kinstler. Flow 5: Monique Band, Stacie Graves, Angie Showman, Robin Johnson, Sarah Foster, Michelle Driscoll. Row 6: Stacey Grindstafh Scott Nissan, Lashonda White, Tina Johnson, Dwane Diehl, Denis Williams. Formerly known as the American Field Service, the International Relations Club QIRCT, is Van Horn's own student ex- change and foreign relations program. The club sponsors a foreign exchange student to stay with one of the members and also supports a deprived child in another country. The club, sponsored by Mr. Baellow, is also in charge of the underclassmen picture taking and distribution and various other fund raisers. This year the club visited Tiffany's Attic Playhouse and was also involved in several other parties and field trips, such as a trip to another city. The group meets every other Monday. foreign Language Ilub 'he Foreign Language club deals with tural related things. there are about 30 mbers learned how to Bamba, ch is a foreign dance. Their project year for Christmas was singing istmas carols in French and German. So if you happen to hear some familiar tunes, but not so familiar words, you know that it's the foreign language club. This spring the foreign joined with the art club for the second annual trip to the Nelson Art Gallery, which they learned and studied impression artists from France, Germany, and Spain. 71 Marquita Powel, Angelique Jones, Alisa Tabron, Hema Patel, Dee ill. Flow 2: Tavwana Sanders, Lavonna Williams, Tara Robinson, Dana fck, Monica Galvin, Sherry Hunter. Row 3: Nichole Nichols, Jenea P. DeEtta Jones, Joell Ingersoll, Vivian clavllson. Row 4: Mike Jacoby, Bal Atty, Lanova Wesley, Giselli Smith. Row 5: Devin Richardson, Erica Artisha Wagner, Valerie Coperidge. Foreign Language Club awaits their . 51,1 ,M . rf W 5 3,1 ta vi.. 9:1 -, :...,fj',1g,'1.. 11, ,a ' ,. ui' ef. ' . ,'..1 ai ti. N x ' bus for their field day. G DECA i 2 The DECA club, Distributive Education Clubs of America, teaches students to write a personal data sheet, letters of application, and resume. Learning terms about the marketing process can be interesting and helpful. You learn what an 'g . employer looks for when filling out an application or having an interview. They also learn about how to operate a business. DECA members make up the COE Marketing program also The DECA Club at Van Horn is just one of the many groups or chapters of DECA nationwide in high schools I got a jobl Counselor Mrs Needles 1 1 - , t f . , Y . 1 A 'af , f E . V ,f- , ,fs ,VVV. M ,4V r, ,,.,7,T,.,i3 . z K I A If spirit. skills. Row 1: Bruce Ferrandf' Nicole Riley, Melissa Bishop, Brian Payton, Carey Robinsons-Row 25, Kelly? Miller, Rosaland Mack, iAngela'iWatson,i Stacey Graves, Yolanda Dodson, Angelyn Alford, Martie Townsend, .TracieQfOnka, Kevin Montavy. Row 3: Robin Johnson, Corey Tilford, Chris Tiebout, Willie Watkins, Jason Smith,,g5Tracey,Srnith, Angela Worley, Jackie Kirgan, Mrs. Needles DECA Advisor. Row 4: Russ Engle, Michael Ostrander .,,' M Left: Tracie Onka shows lots of DECA Right: Kevin Montavy showing hisoffice SADD tudents Against Drunk Driving 1 - Danielle Carten Flora Bland, Tracey Guidry, Becky Brown, Christy Fultz Flow 2 - Mr. 1, John Lopez, Debbie Moore, Stacey Bradshaw, Michelle Packnett, Candy Smith, Andra son, Kelli Lyons, Susan Sears, Tim Jackson, Mrs. Constable Not Pictured Beth Finch, Bren- ice, Kim Greathouse, Denis Williams, Duane Dell, Reese lsbell, Michelle Driscoll ig in on the talk three students sit with interest. SADD fStudents Against Drunk Drivingl was formed this year by Mr. Nolan and Mrs. Constable. The idea of SADD is to inform teenagers that driving drunk is risking your life and your friends lives. Its really a great activity to be a part of. lf you can save someones life that would be the greatest gift to anyone. Driving drunk is the number one cause of death among teenagers today. By forming clubs such as SADD, teenagers are becoming more aware and the amount by deaths are decreasing. The group this year is great to be in. We meet every Monday after school and talk about how we can help others become more educated on the facts about drunk driving. Don't froget if you see your friend has had to much to drink and has to drive home, don't let him make the mistake of risking his life, get someone to drive for him or call a cab, better yet, let them stay at your house until they're sober enough to drive. It will be the best thing you ever did. Students listen in as Mrs. Con- stable talks. FW 'I MathfPhysics 10,6 left: Mr. Kaifes UQ J J-sn- f 1 BQCK row: Jesse Goyette, John Dotson, Zena Mickles Middle row: Kelly Nance, Dana Meade, Kelli Lyons, Michelle Klybert, Cyn meemin, Reese Isbell Ff0nt row: Desmond Wilkins, Jaimie Ryan M Institute far left: Desmond Wilkins and John Dotson ln the physics lab. Jesse Goyette con- templating the next problem. Q S Todd Blackledge - Chiefs representative Of i A ' Horn, . has certainly made its goals and presence known. The Chiefs Corps is a community and public relations program that extends throughout the Kansas City school district Van Horn being one of the nine schools presently involved. It is basically an incentive program in which high school students are motivated to achieve goals and make commitments for academic improvment. Students who have noticeably increased their grade point average or have otherwise excelled academically are selected by Van Horn s ad- ministrators and are acknowledged for their efforts with tickets to a Chiefs home game where they are offically honored. This year's Chiefs player representative for Van Horn was the quarter- back, Todd Blackledge. Mr. Blackledge himself believes the program has a lot of value in community. 0 f v Although its only the program's third year in action, the Chiefs Corps Sitting: Carlos Arregui, Bobby Colin. Standing: Maxine Peterson, George Boud, Richard Cade, Matt Haubt Kim Coen, Joe Reyes. 1 Do you ever wonder where the radical bannisters in hall come from? What about the wild decorations at the dances? A group of talented students, who are never recognized for their outstanding projects, is the art club. The art club is a group of students that draw tor different activities. They stay after school and work on their projects whenever needed. The decora- tions at dances and bannisters are plann- ed and created by the art club. Another big event that the art club is needed for is Vantasia. They make all the props for the shows. The art club also inspires kids who want to make art a career by having guest speakers to motivate students into this career or even into a hobby. Top right Duane Diehl fPresrdentj and Scott Nissen fCoordinater of Desrgnj Middle right Mr Evans with Mrs Perkins fsponsorsj after decorating the gym for homecoming Angela Sneed Nice Presidentj Bottom Right Back Row Reese lsbell, Michele Kliebert NAM NAM NAM Becky Westmoreland, NAM NAM Scott Nissen Denis Williams Middle Row NAM Carolyn Rodgers NAM Sarah Foster Sylvester Jackson NAM Carlos Arregue, Jeff Slifer Front Row Duane Diehl Dee McCall Angela Sneed Michelle Driscoll NAM NAM NAM Non Active Member ' T ei?- .. ' ww' 1 l i xr? 'M ,mt 47 x Ag Band l l ii iii Row 7 - Kennith Johnson, Stisha Garroutte, Brenda Hall, Mar- quetta Powell, Brian Edgar, Yovonne Hooker, Marketta Minten Dee Kirgan, Steve Gray Bow 2 - Tim Pardee, Gavin Williams Dennis Schanuth, Jason Jones, Chris Pinion, Alice Brown, An- tonio Williams, Jamel Clay, Bobby Colin, Michael Davis Although they didn't come in time for the group photo, the big news for the band this year is their new uniforms. Meeting sixth hour, under the direction of Mrs. Owens, this year's band is a small, but dedicated group. The band per- forms for pep assemblies, special assemblies and graduation. Director - Mrs. Owens The second big event for the band was the birth of Mrs. Owens baby, Ashley Christina. Weighing 7 pounds and 14 ounces, the baby is reported to look just like mom. Now if the baby just decides to play the French horn . . . V W-.77 ig f tame .1 4 P1 as f t . I , s G r .i:.3,,,, . Q. Fi, FQ W-it -,, ' Zf.faai1??'. V iff- G our 'ttf ' A121395 .- I EN P W hifi -yr, :gr I f7Off7S. ef it .. 5 . C fp -: . ,, V. 4 4 - 'A 4' -.fy fm 1 - Q - .yn ' -Q How 3-Charles Weekly, Lyle Hennigh, Anthony Smith, Davis, George Fiodes, Jr. Vele, Rickey Moore, Richard , Eric Dooley, Terry Wilson 2.5 CCY R P E QD CE. 3 CQ O C S! U3 O ii gsm !E as .- - 3: V.. E Dee Kirgan and Yovonne Hooker come blow rneiri, Booster Club Al Cade - President Marie Cade - Secretary Steve Gray Sharon Gray Donna Hauber Mike Sweeney Bonnie Sweeney Jim Buford Marvin Brooks Wally Crawford Jerry Price Deborah Champagne Patricia Finley Andrew Johnson Charlette Johnson Murrel Leighter Marsha Garner Lee Garner Joe Reyes - Vice President Jackie Reyes - Jim Brands Karen Brands David Lyons I l I I i I xnxx? -tg Judy Lyons Gary Burnside Ann Burnside Walter Morris Jim Barber Anita Willmeyer Rhonda Marte Tebby Greene Mary Thomas Marvin Johnson Tim Garro Yvonne Kincheloe Deborah Shurn Gary Johnson - Gleema Wilson Cleo Wilson Judy Bronson Jim Black Linda Owens Adriane Luke Brenda Jackson 1 Karate First Row: Jason Walkers, Raymond Walker, Corey Powell, Anthony Thornton, Raymond Rhodes. Second Row: C nda Kleeman, Jeff Sliler, Shawn Hayes, Kelly Nance. Third Row: Shelley Washington, Jake Robert , . : s Andy Keer Fourth Row Y Sean The Van Horn Karate Club, a re new organization in its second year, group of students interested and in the martial arts as a form of defense. The club, which meets re in the auditorium foyer working on drop-kicks and reverse punches, ticipates in numerous district and tournaments and have several trop show for it. Anthony Thornton club's president, explains things this The roar of voices, the astoundn kicks and punches thrown simultar catches your eye as you walk the I Van Horn. You decide to take a peak before you know it, you sit long lenghts of time in amazement. discover its the Van Horn Karate Club Rex Nolen . Middle Left: Corey Powell and Raymond Rhodes Middle Right: Raymond Walker and Anthony Thornton Left: Jason Walters and Cynda Kleeman Wasn't that a great Homecoming assembly? Or how about Vantasia, great lights, huh? Overhearing a conversation such as this probably wouldn't be much of a shock to most upperclassmen and it would surely fill any stage crew members heart with pride and satisfaction. The stage crew, sponsored by Mr. Freeman, is the handful of hard-working students behind the scenes at every assembly, lllcking switches and running the sound equipment, dedicated to making every assmebly better than the last. STAGE CREW Tracie Onka, a junior, puts it this way: There are still a lot of things l have to learn but it's a lot of fun and we still get the work done. 4bove: First Row: Jason Smith, Tina Simko. Second Row: Tracie Onka, Carla Butler, Russell Engal. Back Row: Scott Nissen, Efaraima Vele, Shedrick Sublett, Kevin Mon- FHVY. Brian Hedges. Below: Mr. Freeman -sponsor kg .,s. QF- Mi W' fs Above: Ernest Binney and Brett Mendenhall sitting down on the job. Falcon Staff Goes to the Mal K L TG' S355 'oo3-+ 29018 3: 55:61 2g '3 300m :.-:23 70.255 mu 5' mzulm umm: ana-Q g22m - mg Ego? B.: Q0 x :Em 'I 5 393' F -libs, 3'-222 5 9 m:,lg'm -14 975 Ning B- Qgw 5'E UE L65 S35 :mm af' The theme for the 88 Falcon Not Always As It Seems ft not only Van Horn but thus staff as well At the beglnnrng of the year everyone was well rested and ready to begun working In tent on producing a memorable yearbook Contrary to popular bellef the staff dld do more than just sat around trading dumb jokes or just stroll the halls avordlng admlnstrators and security guards What you re readrng proves that Despite spells of lazrness and bouts with truancy the staff obviously managed to scrape together this yearbook and stall have fun at the same time Belng on staff IS hard work at times especially around deadlrne time For some reason no one seems to belleve that fAnd that s why we have Ceramics class J 'fin- Ben Messer, John Lopez Kent Gardner our photographed 4 . III ' Fl , , f fy J4 AV 2 I A I f f I- r ,U -wg . I ' I rf .,I, . 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' 5 Q Er., ,. ,4. ,....v. , N Left to rightq Brenna Price, Tricia Onka, Beth Finch, Denis Williams, Michelle Driscoll, Meredith Seddon, Karen Gray A 1 3 Left to right: Wig 442, Wig 421, Tim Stout , Wig 49688. ce , businessp Corby Baker , artistg Kim 2, word processor. Cn the Scene Ir J Becky Brown amidst the throng of the crowd. WWA 'W' X Ullblx Screaming his heart out for the volleyball team especially for Leslie is Nick Liptak Wi- 4- -- Van Horn students can be spotted almost instantly at any sports event, am not just because of the red and gray cloud created by letterman's jackets,wav. ing pennants, and pep club uniforms. Van Horn students make themselves not only seen, but heard as well. The same healthy lungs and powerful throats that aft behind the rumble of the passing period? and the not-too-modest chants in the assemblies are definitely used in sup of that diehard Falcon spirit. The gam , whether football volleyball basketball' baseball provide the students ight common foe - the other school. Th give the teams that extra boost they n y to prove themselves and the desires w n. Van Horn student supporters are n hard to pick out of the crowd' just lookf the red and gray or listen for the lou Falcon chanting. Van Horn s bench warmers r I I 1 I YQ 1 I I 1 '4 -. jg ' foe ' ' S - '-sg' 1 , - Q to Bti .3 . ' ' 1' . 1 t , l . A '. V' 3 1' l . V in U. V pt -Q lr . , 1 - r , ww' 1.1 ' - ff ' -, f' 4. .17f: N . A ' - ' g , All FJ X tif - g - , 1 inn.. ,,g . 1. N, V - f-,L--,, 1 Sift' T7 tw -1 ' f 1 1 L ' 'fi A 52 'fn-' l ' iylri, ,, L' 'f ' Nflff f 1 rf? ' ' ' ijt, tl' xi: I I rfaf-, - ' rf: - , ,553 . I . H. wi Kofi., ' fm- . x - -,511 ' ' F ::f' 'f i'5Ej1' '-A a . Qi. 1 , . . . , .. . -.. -.................e,......-.-.. f-s Pioneer Staff The Van Horn Pioneer staff brought new aspects to the nespaper this year. The seven student journalists worked hard to bring the Pioneer bigger and bet- ter issues: including more sports coverage, and a better view of the many students here at Van Horn. The staff met daily in Room 210 during 6th hour and often after school to work on the many preparations it took to put our newspaper together. ,,,. .,,,,.,-'- ---- 3- Concert Choir Wait! Listen! Your heart begins to feel the beat of the fabulous music coming from Mr. Freeman's room. Concert Choir is a special choir selected by Mr. Freeman, the director. You see, you just can't stop by and enroll, you must be auditioned. This makes the concert choir the best and gives the members a sense of importance. The standards are very high and include self- control, as well as the ability to read music. This year's choir is the show choir which means that the songs they perform are choreographed with dancing along with singing. Concert Choir has a total of 80 members and is continuing to grow stronger. They have already performed once for parents on parents day and are about ready to embark on the holiday season tour. Concert Choir has many perfor- mances singing at different places in the community, such places include The Jackson County Detention Center , City Hall , Universal Hospital, and Univer- sal Senior Citizens Home. Concert Choir works as a team and contributed S100 to United Way thus being the top homeroom and will have a pizza party for being the top. The Concert Choir officers are Angela Watson - president, Leigh Brooks - vice-president, Latasha Black - secretary and Darryl Hamby - sgt.- at-arms. Concert Choir consisits of many dedicated talented singers willing to do their best to make Van Horn proud. Concert Choir Officers President - Angela Watson Vice - President - Leigh Brooks lno picturedj Secretary - Latasha Black Sargent at Arms - Darryl Hamby tg-ww Mr. Freeman - Director 5 itll! ' I -L 5 ' 2 I sr -'-R., A. ,I -I ,.:t1vj.j' sf lg.. . I i' Row1 Stacey Grindstaff Latonya James Arshell Avery Janice Hsokins Karen Gray Hema Patel Kathy Miller Tracie Onka Carey Tyson Armondo Bayardo Carlton Wrroght Pamela Officer Kim Davis Talisa Moore Carmen Peppars Row 2 Lashonda White Yolanda Johnson Nicole William Janee Brown Roxanne Rowland Kelly Wyatt Leigh Brooks Dawn Thompson Pamela Hall Charlotte Barner Michelle Jones Evande Watson Jonathan Hart Curtis Kearse Zacorey Woods Lyle Hennigh DeEtta Jones Mrkkl Collins Shaunlce Hill Row 3 Tammy Clark Ramona Pertiller Lashell Lewis Chamellle Wright Trsha Wrllrams Tamisha Jackson Tracy Smith Monique Wedd Teresa Manely Angela Edwoods Tajuana Sanders Kendra Morris Olin Shurn Darryl Hamby Aaron Williamson Raymond Walker Efararma Vele Stacey Graves Rohonda Robinson Julie Nylund Angela Watson Kim Johnson Yolon da Johnson 1 ll ll 1 I H1 ll Il m r ,. , v , , 3 6 is Q W t 1,9 X ' ' I T U W ws 0 Q 'I f 9 ,. . 1 if s Q gh 1 ,AX -11 Q 1 , 'c 'dl A X . t h' I ,' rs - - . - 1 4 ' J . - 2, t ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1- I I I 1 1 1 1 Q 1 ' V I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I I I I ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I .V 1 0 . Y.. u, M -,'- MM ,Mm ,,,,,, ,ML ,W ,1,,,,,,,b,n-,w -,,-4-1 M-f s eff- 1 -- ' ' 0 I l Van Horn Singers Dancing their way into our hearts Basckstage, minutes before the show. I Van Horn Singers want you! ,J .W ooo l You always hear about Concert Choir and what they're involved in, but what about the other Van Horn Singers? Mr. Freeman has choir classes that are never recognized. The Van Horn Singers work as hard as anybody in music. They learn how to read music, sing the notes, and sing in harmony. Some even en- joy singing solos for their class. You don't have to audition in this course. Mr. Freeman is very delightful and encourages students jto do their best and be the best they can be. So, if you happen to hear music coming from Mr. Freeman's room, it's the Van Horn Singers singing their way to the top. Accompanist - Manrin Jackson RCTC Gfflcers , ROTC is the organization full of respon- sible students with a sense of duty and loyalty. The ROTC officers are the excep- tional few selected for their obvious leadership abilities and are therefore given extra responsibilities and priveliges. n nunu YVIIII .AL LfAl..IDl2K,KlI'Lt. I Hu, M WITH SOFT NOSED LEAD OR' lAT TH M .LEAD ALLOY AMMUNITION ONLY f UF5 left to right: Battalian Commander - Vernon Greene, Earl Lane, Kevin Nelson, Mall Smith, Justin Shearhart - Command Srgt. Major, Mark Jackson - Operation Officer Joe Diaz, E .L. Schapler - Security Officer, Tonya Davis - Adjutant Officer. Color Gaurd I ,Van Horn's number one Color Gaurd leads the homecoming parade at East High School just before, the victory over the Bears. WX, I O I 2 Team - AIIHIHQ to ter lU Ml-LU! flWlIYlUl1lllUIY UNL! r UI' IKM! Kneeling: Steve Wilson, Justin Shearhart. Stan- Jler, William Faltynowski, Billy Bandy. - Kneeling: Danny Parker. Standing: Eric my Head, Raymond Walker, Tommy Andrews. The Van Horn Rifle Team is the group of accelerated ROTC cadets that are ex- ceptionally skilled at the use and care of the rifle. The team represents Van Horn at several district, regional, and even state competitions, shooting their way to glory and trophies. Shooting so well, in fact, that they've placed first and third in com- petitions this school year. MACESA Sponsor:-Mr. Kaifes First row: Tina Johnson, Desmond Wilkins, Dana Meade Second row: Candy Smith, Shanita Jordan Third row: Rashonda Rhodes, Clarence Cooperidge, Valerie Cooperidge F TER SCHCDCDL TLITCDRI G lf Left to Right, Flow 1: Beth Finch, Michelle Driscoll, Reese lsbelI,Christy Fultz. Flow 2: Cynda Kleeman, Jamie Eddings, Candi Smith. Row 3: Anthony Throton, Brenna Price, Brian Edgan Sponsor Ms. Stallings. Flow 4: Joell lngerozc. Row 5: Justin Edge. Ms. Stallings gives Brenna Price a few tips on howto tutor. Tutor Christy Fultz enjoying her work. Van Horn's After-School Tutoring pro- gram, sponsored by Ms. Stallings, is a volunteer organization dedicated to im- proving the academic level and quality of Van Horn by assissting others. Students having difficulties in any subject areas can come to the library on Tuesdays and Thursdays for assisstance with specific problems. With this Year s theme in mind Return of the1Living Falcons the entire student body Qassaulted Van Horn s halls with and lost card board transforming them in- to something beyond recognition. Entering the building the students Homecoming Hall fins holding the imaginary remains of ad- ministrators. Turning right students found themselves amidst cottonballs and or heaven while going left hell awaited with pitchforks and red. The junior class however took first place with their ex- gravestones lettered the floor while tai. tered dummies strained toicrawl out gf various lockers. ,The highlight was the steps. y t -E1 The sophmores and freshman basically just T.P.ed the halls with an occasional o trash bags, crepe paper, dead leaves, tissue, drifting through the seniors' vision undead HJHSOTY' in The fC0ftin the I were greeted bya grinning witch and cof- EN T E R 2 1. K' f -?i f travagant third floor cemetary. Cardboard decoration. i t 7. . ,, . , , 114 1 x V . ,gif Lg- it g . esi V l. L.. .... Q. if E .W QA l .-. -.---- XJ' firm' F 5'lVTffg., L Kirin f nw-, Nw, L-1:53 if fgqxf' Middle Left: Ms. Luke with Kelly Shut- tleworth playing Jason. - I . 1, .. . 1 -s -, 1 . a '! . L , l I :k Q Left. Sophomores wrapping the lockers. Right. Most Typical Van Horn Teacher. Dale Bergerhofer Vantasia One event falcons always look forward to selng IS the talent show better known as Vantasla Students practice for weeks to perfect their acts which Includes dancing slnglng martlal arts and rapping After the students have practiced they see Mr Freeman for try outs or audltlons So you see this really does requlre talent and how well you perform ln front of an audience The students must believe In themselves and have confidence Thus IS a talent all of nts own Once the selectrons are made and all the practlcmg as flmshed nts showtrmel The audltorlum rs practlcly sold out and the lights become dlm until they re completly out Now the time ahs come for the students to show what they re made of Believe me Its a great feeling to see your friends per form' Congradulatlons to all those who auditioned and those who made ntl We really en vy your courage and confidence Charlotte Barner and LaSheIl Lewis Nicole Ross . . . ...,. ..... .-... .ae-...M ...-.... .... -..,-, - 'n Becky Lanlgan Sheldon Ledbetter lpork chopl Pep Club Showing their spirit Left to Right, Row 1: Pamela Hall, Marquetta Powell, Latrina Weakley, Tammie Jones. Fiow 2.' Dana Walker, Nicole Nickels, Stephanie Eubanks, Rosland Mack, Brian Keatings, Janae Stemmons, Inaq Alton, Monica Galvan, Renlta Wlttmeyen Nicole Cruise. Row 3: Pam Officer, Tracy Harris, Charlotte Garner, Hema Patel Spon- sor - Ms. A, Luke, ,Carmen Harris, Yvonne Hooker, Somebody. Row 5: Toni Spellmeyer, Angela Childs, Nicole Johnson, Audie Rolland, Tawana Sanders, Tonya Colbert, Ellece McGill, Monique Wedd, Tracy Smith, Kim Davis. Ms. Jackson - Brown There are 45 active members in ' pep club. We had two successful r fund raisers. the girls are responsi- f D . ble for cheering at football and basketball games. We had one pep assembly this year. the girls seem to enjoy pep club and they like keep- ing busy. - Ms. A. Luke i Motivation is the key, says the pep - club, we've got to motivate the students into school spirit. it's real fun, I've learned a lot of new things, says Renita Witt- meyer. This years pep - club consists of approximately 50 members. You can see them at the assmebiies as they dance their socks off or at the athletic games as they cheer Falcons on to do their best. The pep - club also does a fund raiser for homecoming and responsible for setting up the sports banquet this year. The encouragement of spirit they give the students is outrageous and keeps getting stronger. .n 'Q , X. v sn' N x NK x fx X I X I '-. r Y 'X 1 , F 1 a 1 ' 1 f 1 . I 1 v s.. l kxa A ,'7 f l ,-1-5-xx . . 'ik .v v .xA 1, n A 1 X I' v ,in 4 - w am.: 'ZS 08 -1 E3 cf, 1 .1-f' ' in ALC . I x 1 r X '.f. - r 4' rl' 'xi f . .'-xv If .ff ,fx X ,7 X -Z. H u K 'X IX: 1 11' ll 1 ,. x , NI, 1 Q, 4 X A ,. 5 . A, X . QXX x 'xx A ' tl S is 1 , Mn ' ff 2Z'ov6 If KX. R WYZWD ' --X Lf! ff 4, 5 L N A? X M 7 v fa Q K 4 45 W tg ' 011-99 13 xx xxx --fl fr' L x 1W5Qlf Q 1, f , 5 f , 1 -.XX A X! ' Y 4 if X SK X f , + l J' N Z , Q! 'p I i ri . . f 064 YM XI g lr Q ' x ,YEQVROJ ,gl X I fl, '- 1' if UA-my ! f Q -. , jx ,Y 1 . L4 ' r . I y , -ar Y . -E ffif , P xW 1 B5 3: if xg 2 'N f f W K GFIXVLM 'Kai 1 J Jw ' ' - A f WX - l 1 -- QW W f I s 2... J I I 'if' V- 'I' 1 ,J - ' ff f f ' gl Q I -'X 'I X I aj ,f 1 yi- IT, if 41 ' I! ' ,flffffff vv l f -I fl 'X Y ' u 5 f iffy lf!! J! I, ' If ' V' ,M Y , fl X I. 1 JJ ff X I- W' X ll ' f , I' A I l If f 1 3 f, 'f M. If 7V-,.,4-ff' ,K ff' ff X ! X ff f ' ,gf X I ,W 1 q ' I 1, A ,fl I 4 X 1 t ' 1 - I f 'lf lm If I I My If!! V I I fy, 1' A I E X j Aff f ....,.,,..,,...- Varslty Football It was like a learning process for us Our new coach took us from individuals and made us into a family Coach said to keep our head up and keep going Tim Oneal This year s 87-88 varsity football team was exciting. It s the first time the team has been close. I know one thing, we ran a lot! Everyone must of lost at least 40 lbs. One big family. - Mr. Head Coach Jerry Price l i Porkchop The young men showed a lot of Van Horn pride. They played hard all year and showed that they do have a lot of discipline. In August they thought that they could win at least eight games this year and they almost proved themselves right. We made too many individual mistakes that cost us games but they buckled down and finished the year out real strong. - Coach Price The varsity football team has done better this year than the last two years. The team worked hard and the practices payed off. This year they were 5 - 5 as to last year they were 4 - 6. The team is happy with their season because they gave their best and that's all anyone could ask for. Coach Adams Varsity football players struggle it out with the other team. First Row: Nick Liptack, Gary King, Fred Cannedy, Watkins, Mark Smith, Matt Hauber, Joe Reyes. Second How. fence McDaniels, Derel Brooks, Willie Cadenhead, Watkins, Steve Gray, Charles Shears. Third Row: Carl Kelly Shuttleworth, Kent Gardnen Gregg Snow, Charles boom, John Hart, Charles Owensby. Fourth Row: Tim Berry Copridge, Richard Cabe, Edward Bostic, Leadbetter, Gary Burnside, Kerri Tyson. Fifth Row: Head Jerry Killer Price, Asst. Coach Johnson, Tim Garo, Adams. . ? 4 1 i n 1 Left: is it on one or two? Below' Taking revenge on the other team ff f Above: No. 12 running for the touch - down. Left: Coach Price giving the team a pep talk. VaI'Si'Ey Girl'S Basketball 5 flff x 'ff 1: rm 5. 5 1,1-. Pl' A 4 wif r waging . WS, f if l a I f 'i . f JI 5 K .iv L 3 'fl We 1, 1 'ig L 9' ,, as , . .-as X First row: LaTashia Black, LaShonda Bentley, Cassaundra Midgett, Tamasha Gilbert Second row: Tiffany Wilbown, Cardonna Black, Nichole Ray, Carmellita Moore, Coach Jerry Price mia -ff it f rf? aff, gl X 45,5535 9 Wf 45? . ., ' :EH . if A Q fi. what ff'r,efief-Hgi,-xi Y g'g,t,lfiQ,'1Y'f 2 i-A 2 51 'v.4.:..J Basketball demands a lot of time and practice to perfect some skills such as lay'ups, free throwing, guarding, etc. Varsity players have shown their integrity to make their team the best it can be and it shows. This year was different for some of the players since they experienced a change of coaches. Considering the change the girls played very well. Their successful goals brought out the hard work they did to make Van Horn proud. First row: Tracy Brit- ton, Crushawna Silvers, Tonya Jackson, Nicole Williams, Lorna Williams, Alisha Taylor S e c o n d r o w .- MaShawn Dixon, Bridgette Clayton, Christy Stone, Rox- a n n e Fl o I a n d , Michelle Coffman, Vinetta Wright 80 JV Football This year's .lunior Varsity has improved from last year. The team went all out to try their hardest and we are proud of them. Although we might not have come in number one in the district, we'll always be number one to Van Horn because we gave our best. , 'r First Row: Sheldon Gray, Matt Hauben Mark Smith, Joe Reyes, Artis Grisby. Second Row: Berry Copridge, George Brown, John Hart, Kelly Shuttleworth, Robert Brown, Rodney Corden. Third Row: Eric Dooley, Richard Cabe, Darryl Watkins, Gregg Morris, Don- nel Roe, Charles Bemboom. Not Pictured: Coach Adams. 81 Freshman Football lt was fun and the practices were hard, but it was a real learning experience for me and the team as a whole. - Shawn Martin This year's freshman football team learned a lot fron the season about the basics of the game. lt was the first time for most even to be on a football team. They also learned how to practice hard, have devotion, and be responsible team members. The defense was outstanding and the team was always willing to do their best to make Van Horn very proud of their baby Falc team. rg' -.. .,. --1: F3 cr J 9 5 E ,-ur, - V' ...gpff-ft' i Top left: Coach Turner Top right: Coach Shurn Middle left: Freshman showing they have what it takes. Middle right: No. 22's not afraid of the other team. l 82 T. t ,ur i -.3 ,... ., cl A-3.2 Tj . E I tx V, 1 if-X' All . , F r ' ...Q .1-sl, 4 I ' -,1'i'fj,..f5j. 'F' , H .f f, ,. F, L- -.C.f....-4g,wgL.. First Row: Billy Ware, Brett Byers, Mark Layman, Ernest Williams, Micheal Ryan. Se- cond Ftow: Donnelle Row, Mack Backer, Darrell Hargrove, Dennis Schanuth. Third Row Rodney Sanders, Chris Diaz, Charlie Henley. Fourth Row: Chris Chavez, Brian Page, John Bradley, Shawn Martin. Varsity 53seballisn't just throwing a few balls to other team mempers. It consists of running until you dfop, catching line drives, and other required exercizes! One thing that people fail to see is mw strenuous the sport is: Baseball requires a lot of practice and training. This year's team has shown all the requirements needed to be the best they can be. V oxi bvve Kevin Kmcheloe Bottom Right Eric Zans 0PR'9ht Steve Gray Middle Steve Young Baseball -gi NV . 21 1 ,J I f' 2. T .. ,AW , ' iw- 1-iq l ffm! ,im --.' K rg- . 'g Y I. 1. , R N f 'x Q , V' A .,pV 2 Q 'MAA 'll' - ,ff Volleyball Varsity and with good reason. Her girls' varsity volleyball team placed first in the In- J terscholastic League this year with a J single loss. When asked about her team l she smiled and had a lot tot say: This . year the varsity team returned with new goals. and experience. The enthusiasm y and determination of the has made a ' good season. lt's been said that 'we don't look like an lnterscholastlc team' and we don't. The team was tougher than any other in the league. . T They are now anxiously waiting for next T year with well - grounded hope that they l can repeat the past year's dramatic. . 4 Leslie Miller Junior - 2 Tricia Onka Junior - 3 Kim Coen Soph-2 Melissa Carouthers Junio Tracie Onka Junior - 3 Traci Brown Senior - 2 r-2 Wendy Jackson Senior - 1 Jackie Kirgan Junior - 2 Anne Leighter Junior - 1 twig 'C3f0Ufhf3l3.: Piper. First Tracie Anne Jackie Kirgan, Coengff i.gi A :if fi f Middle left: Way to ell: JV Volleyball The junior varsity team had improved considerably since last year but were somewhat lost in the Iirnelightgiven to the ypmgity team for their ogtstanding record. me junior varsity team improvedsteadily throughout the season andlearnedya lot ibgut the basics of the game. V yy 5 t The JV schedule was short and without a seperate coach, they got less attention than the varsity girls but the entire season wasa learning experience, teaching the girls new techniques and preparingthem for a future varsity squad full of ambitions as strong as their ability. z,,5,,7,,.,,F.,,7.ayZ,,f77,5i,.V.f,1,,,i.7,,W, it 7, .rw y am, I . ,i ,, V. , VV ,. . t ,, ,V 1SlH0w.' Dee Kirgan, Mary Hollierlwarkely, Coach Pipen Susan AL rrfg y 71, I M i gi if t i y i V i , V. ,, im ,, 'C Goin' forthe kim .,,t 'ru f i , , , 2 if I: A ' 1 ' C A - - - , 4 V, , .A , H - , -- -V 4 f Y 1 1. ' , 2119, fin, V za, ,ta int-Q , J, ,gZ,,?':, Vx -i ' at 20 fr,l, v ' ' 12 '. .QI ,T , f , 1 , if ef , f, .1-Wg., ..t:g ' H ,WJ f 75:14. I' Qi: K an i f 1 Mt .f . , I .... V .Z 1 A' w4aa,,v.,g 't.,- x te E V K 9 4 2' 1 ' ra L 1 5 l...-he - ' I . Was that mine? 95 i Coach Piper after a rough game. 1 196 'fm A . .., 35 , X ' , H t gk, ,aw -V fi t T. . Xmxigir V ,, x H., J V t'siit,..f '!'F, 1 ,. , ,lf E .- 1 . T llil E 's vt.. V 5 V W' 357' Q., Nice and Easy Dee Kirgan! Q lit Varsity Basketball During the course of the season the Varsity Falcons arouse the spirit of the spectators and themselves with their stunning performences and slam dunking techniques. To prepare for such exper- tise, these young men work hard and long after school preparing for at winning tradi- tion. Varsity basketball players are to be congradulated for their athletic endeavors. l ' - i Coach Shurn i Back row: George Rhodes, Donnell Gilyard, Olin Shurn'Jr., William Woodrull, Kent Gardner, Coach Olin Shurn . Front row: Larry Robinson, Andre Watkins, Teil rell Franklin, Sedrick Sublett, Cary Robinson . Q -- ee..--' :wif ' ffl-' fm: l '4 !w ., 'rl - - ' ' . . ii 1 -Za .- 'iwffg fiiiir . t I vw 1 l e 3 B 4 ji ,email Q ,Tv Ni X 'Q 5 gf X 1541 XA-I Z ky Q ' I Viz? ir full Olin Shurn Jr. Kent Gardner William Woodruff r 5 t ' . 1 -.,i LM.: 12 --,Q-fvf giw. H V.. WN4 4 . A 4 ,gi Q A V 4 it ' iH3fff 2 ' ' ii A R ll.. Q, ,f 5 a , , ij Q ,I Q Jil. if Y i 1 ,N I , . 'lv' I , . 4- . V if I i it ,r X V, t . he ' 5 H f ,N X1 , - ' ' Qf A5 7- a N .gif 'Q' 'V 3 ' ..--'fl-ix? X, P11-,ff f s xiii? gf! ' ' 3 V Y Q,-3 ff. is f fflz '1 '-1 i Shedrick Sublett Donnell Gilyard Terrell Franklin L i Boy's Basketball .1 First row: Richard Cade, James Grandbuller, Cortez Taylor, Ardy Giles, Alex Lindsey, Daryl Watkins Second row: Craig Shaffer, Victor Johnson, Corey Anderson, Kenneth Edwards, Orlander Perkins, Eric Dooley Boy's Track A'-wi: X-f -C 1-Zxbfr Richard Cade Clarence Cooperidge Sedrick Blanton C MT 1 left, Sponsor: Coach Turner right: Coach Brown irl's Track This year the girls track team is bigger and better. There are more participants than last year and they've tried even harder man ever to succeed. The girls were determined in getting into me best of shape before their' actual training in March started, 50 they decided to join the aerobic and weight-lifting. Again coach Turner and Ms. Jackson helped the girls. ref Nicole Collins Alisia Tabron LaShawn Long Yvonne Hooker Latrina Weekly Brenda Hall Kim Davis Ms. Martiny - sponsor F alconettes The Van Horn Falconettes squad is that group of short - skirted girls dancing and screaming along with the cheerleaders at the football and basket- ball games. Although they may seem like nothing more than glorified cheerleaders with the same pom - poms, the Falconettes are definitely in class all by themselves with their dancing and other creative abilities. Their performances at the homecoming assembly and Vantasia should speak for themselves. gr liven. ml x R 1M'g'2E:': X MNA 7 ' Y 1 ,yr nn , .Sh 121 vt Row: Lacie Harrington fsecretaryj, Kelli Lyons lcaptainj, Alaundfa Crowder ico - taini. Second Row: Andrea Johnson, Mindy Schreck, Pam Fraizer, Beceky Lanigan. tRow: Ebony Jones, Vicki Barber, Jackie Beene, Leaseley, Dawn Walker. Q M ' ,! W r 7 'V V 55 f-l a1't.fw V. V y . Q , , L ,b Q , am, Q - . .. 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N Z1-lid? , ati?-J gf -H ' V ' 2 ,y-sg -.sz XLQQ-Si..f3-.dk.p..u'...t 'I' 1,-2 , :Pew ' r V 2 it z .- WJ This year has been a terrific year for the Falconette squad. l am glad to have had the privilege to work with a wonderful sponsor and a hard - working group of young ladies. l will miss you all very much. - Kelli Lyons fcaptainj ...fix- Flfi' S 1 FT X 3L'?.. f ii it ,,'j3,3f.k: uf ug gb' is N, 1 time aw 3,4 gag 1 NX 5 i M153 1 N Cheerleadefs action Let s show our flexibility Sponsors Ms Jackson Brown, M9 Luke H, Below: Wendy Jackson praying for a victory. ..r.,... - - Y f Pa 'iff . Cheerleaders 2 S ' it ' ' how 1r1t ig ' 'v 39 I think that this years varsity squad is the best it's been in four if . years. There's alot of squad and can be counted on to be present at future games with a majority of the squad. We've had our troubles, but We've pulled through with the squad looking great. Most of the credit should be given to our captain, Terri Detwiller and Angela Sneed who worked real hard to keep us together. - 'Traci Brown J J The cheerleaders have really shown us their pride and dedica- tion as they sometimes cheered even in a raging downpour. The cheerleaders deserve a pat on the back for their determination and making Van Horn athletic events exciting. soft! 'fx I' In ' 'Q Above: Wendy Jackson, Jackie Kirgan, Nicole Collins, Tisha Williams, Terri Detwiler, J ff' 4' Michelle Jones,iKeAnn Johnson, Traci Brown, Anne Leighter, Angela Sneed. Upper right: Traci Brown at the sidelines. Lower right: After - school practice makes perfect. V x M i . lf' -ti . f 1 J 'iii i s, Mf,4mf j,,,-If-t .f i - -Q - ' i'if'?' iT..-a--T' f' 1 P- 3 f T ' E 1 . , Q , K E3 2 Q. .5 - - , n - , W ,f .4 ' Q -Q -1 -u 1 'iff' 1 5 sl' 1 1 Q E R' ' 'R sf 2 Q ' Q rw- i 1 ,Q ri ,J A L-fl J Q S' I l . Q 55, J,-,p f 7 1, .r M . fwgaw g ,PEZ-If--j ' ,r ' 1 ' '.'f..'1S::.L 1: . 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AQ -Lf- X' ,QQIL-1,!L -f.,..'-'- Cross Country This years' cross - country team seems to be looking up. - Cynda Kleeman I feel that we have done good this year, and that we are striving to do the best that we can. - Robert Iankon The team ask no questions, it just goes out and does its job. - Reese Isbell lf we put our minds to it we can do anything. - Nicole Cruse We have a lot of spirit. - Mary Hert- zler l feel that it's the best of the years. - Duane Clayton I feel that we did our best and had lots of spirit. - Jason Hunter Our team has strong spirit and we all do our best Denise Worley The team shows a lot of potential but most of all there is a lot of spirit to keep us going Denis Wllllams In pevious years the number of runners In Van Horn s cross country team has been decreasing Just last year the cross country team had only 5 dedicated team members This year s team consists of 16 people all of which are willing to give all they have for the team Many students had given up on the team but the team shows a lot of promise for next year with several dedicated underclassmen runners Mfg, fy YIM fiv- L f4 H 1? The girls team is the most talented of any team in girls cross - country history. The senior girls have the potential to run for some colleges after graduation. The boys have 'improved the whole year and could finish in the top four in the league. - Coach Kaifes tsponsory i ixfxfanbx cg Center Mr Kalfes showing the boys cross country team the course Above The cross country girls at the sound of the gun Front Row Kim Barber Denise Worley Christy Fultz Mary Herl zler Nicole Cruse Middle Row LaShanda White Jason Hunter Shednck Sublett Duane Diehl Kim Ramsey Back Row Michelle Driscoll Stephen Gentry Denis Williams Robert Blanton Duane Clayton I I ,, It . w. 'Q n - ' , I . ,, . . . I - I . . , I . , . I . 1 y .Tig gn y . .M 'r If fg, I '- W, , I 4 I- I ' H. .IM I A I at x - - , ' J - f f.. as ' ' ,. It , I , If --gh , 2, I, Q- H . L:--. Aj 'I W' i Lf. .. -, f ' I ' I 'fd' 1 - I ' I' G' -I I - I I' , ,' ' ,.f .,. f .- ,IH I- ' . in 'I' df? ,LQ Y 4 if gk Ll 49 rg, .3 4' y.. A--V 2 f ' -KJ gl . I 3, - I 1 I ,I rv 4' A I tw' f in wa F' , : f I 'ft Q H, if I I I 4: 'r , PM .. If' 'I Qui. 3 I Y.. ' 1,-vt' ,IL 'Jgj I - , 'X f ' I Q g I Q ' .yr I I . . I! I ' . 5 A ' I l I I I I ' I , . .' , I , , . I ' I I . I I I I 94 Sports Scores Varsity Football VH 6 Ft. Osage 48 , Central 6 Southeast 6 Southwest O Paseo 19 Westport 54 Northeast 6 Lincoln 56 East 18 O'Hara Varsity Volleyball Lincoln 15-1 Westport 15-3 Northeast 15-0 East , 15-0 Southeast 9-15 Southwest 15-10 16-18 Central 15-3 Paseo 15-2 Notre Dame DeSion 4-15 KC Lutheran 9-15 Notre Dame DeSion 15-7 13-15 10-15 Bishop Hogan 10-15 15-5 St. Mary's 11-15 League Champs! Varsity Boy's Basketball VH 65 Fayetteville 56 Fort Osage 70 Bishop Hogan 60 Southwest 67 Lincoln 70 Central 69 . Sedalia 72 O'Hara 49 Paseo 56 Columbia Hickman 43 Westport 64 Lincoln 54 Southwest 59 Lincoln Southeast 54 Rockhurst 87 Ruskin 51 Rockhurst 48 Grandview THEM 29 72 30 20 79 12 6 O 0 22 15-6 75-6 15-13 15-3 7-15 16-14 15-4 75-6 8-15 1-75 15-72 2-15 THEM 87 84 82 75 66 89 66 70 79 81 63 63 84 73 84 87 68 56 Jr. Varsity Football VH THEM 6 Ft. Osage 0 34 Park Hill O 8 Central 13 Jr. Varsity Volleyball Notre Dame DeSion 1 1-15 7-15 KC Lutheran 5-15 6-15 Notre Dame DeSion 1-15 14-16 Bishop Hogan 15-5 6-15 6-15 Paseo 15-3 15-10 St Mary's 8-15 0-15 E. ff'-3 t f N X if fire-M T , Nah XX X ' xd n fjg, X 1?-EZ 'A T' -A ' NN e ,fl eve -A ' 755--is-f T A 7' Fav' L--e.?k1fffeiff LP 'Z, 1, -rf .- I -Qin .. Q-I ' NN,-M, T , v .. 'M' ,,,. . V Q ' ,7 f . Nu 2 'NJ - 'r' lj. f I T C oilmy try T . fi ,, ,f 4 f I if I H :Ja ' jlhe irlsteam 's the most talented of an team in is 1 f , fgirls c ss-count history!! The sxenior girls ve the in f Q f g f potentia to run fors me qolleges ter gradu ion. The RQ. lg.. ' , Tx f boys hav improvexd, he Zlrhole y r and coul finish in T 5,5 . the top fo rin the Ie gue '-Coa Kaifeslsp nsorj x'f:, sf, 24. A N X --W X.,., Z, a'3:1:il.4 N- ' Thi years' oss-c nt -.-- eems 'tzfwookin ..- .I . ,VI f upln- ynd ul, D x ., 1 ! 1 4'a'T l51h' xxx 'ylfeelt we -,.- done good thi ear, andt ' K 1 if. Q' X xx ae stri e o -eq e best that 'we c 'Robe we 'X ll lr Q i Bla t ,R .XX ' ,-J . :X ' j ' -N-.- - K e tea , Kino que ns, 't justxgoes' ,X nd ' T' V ' X l f X 1 eesnsjobf'-nee e-:spell X ,l '- 1 f ki ke ex, f X NX H ' our mir1dlSf.?LO,.iI. we i 'do anythin'g.i1gfH1.. ' V 2 X E ' XX xx T Nicole Cruse X -T 'NK ., 'R ' T Q X ' . We avealotio 'rit. -Mary'He Ier x 4 -. X l l x x X y . ' - I el that it's Xthee, of the -: S- a XX , k Y H -.R '--- x , A A N. 'T on ,X X I X ,,,,, -sv 1 X K' feel that we did our bestqde ,K f - ,M XV 'Aw T X- ,f ' Jae Hunter - t, 'lx if X T F Ou team has 'strong spirit aiQwe5aHf1o st. - A Mx X Q X f . ' Denise orley xx XXV Xxx E ,X ll QX K ,.. ' T A- team showsia lot of potential but ost. of at TK, W' q ' X. T' there is : lot of s irit to keep us oi Denis-5 NN X T T , . M ' XXX 0 X .. J . winia - X - 1 'N -1 . ,r l. V ' ' l ' A i ' kf' ln pevio syears, the number ofr n in Van Horn's, if A , - r s-co ' team has been r ing. Just last year, f I - A 1 : cross- u try team ha ly 5 dedicated team , Z , ,J e bers. -1' is year's t am nsists of 16 people, all of J whi are V ' ing to give ll ey have forthe -. -: - M l .F stud t fbiven upo eteam,bu - T W I - a lot 1 Q mise for next year wit -'- . dlcated 9 ' ' are a smen run rs. V N 4 l , I I 'f 0 A ff ' ' I l I 5 9 . ' Q .Q ':, . ,. I 'I J K . - '- .. , . . ,., ,3.-..- : is 1 v , ' .. 1' . .. I. ,h' 1 5 'w. ., , W -J 7 Nu X L.. A V 3 'X N if ' A !!,,f1'-TX . iq X X 3- 1 . ' Q,-01' Z W 'I . pci, fi' j f f 'ki I-I x ' I lf il' K ff if Q? I I ff ' Xxx if KR X K I 'I ' ff XX N ff 1.zk X in V -- 5 X ,f f H ' ,f n NM-.R 3.53-2 ' S 'NX K I'-L2 X ' Q! N-2 - X ' , X u W 'K jj 2 K , Yligvq H -' N x b ,X 4 A , ,H-. '2-b N 'S 'P 5 -,: ' .XX -M1 V X-Q,..x-NX ' X , W xx X .4 I. X Xt If A X -. x - 6 X ,1 . E V X ' V lf! I ff 1 - jf' X ff .1 1 U ' ,, HA - fo 6 f-fr Homecoming Royalty f' Desmond Wilkins, Candidate For the first time in many years, we had Tied for first was Stephen Gentry, a Homecoming parade at the game. ln- Jackson and Becky Brown. The spite of the rain and cold, Van Horn as well as the halls were decorated smashed East. Floats were submitted by spirit of spocks. the cheerleaders, Student Council, the At the assembly, the football candidates and Mr. Nichols. The victory introduced. Next to seeing didates, the highlight of the over East heighted school spirit. The 1988 homecoming theme was was seeing Nick Liptak The Return of the Living Falcon. The striptease. Also performing were dance was held on Halloween and had a cheerleaders and the annual roast super attendence. There was a contest candidates. for the best costume and runner's up. 9 A -Sv. fr -Z-P Fatt! Stephen Gentry, Candidate Vernon Greene, Candidate n . r ' . 7 ', A jfigi' A ,I i This year's homecoming king was Kent Gardner . Kent likes Angela Watson. was Van Horn's 1987 homecoming queen. Aallsports, but his favorites are basketball, baseball and football. Her favorite subjects are Van Horn singers, concert choir, and 'This year he was captain of our football team. His favorite color marketing. She is busy with many after school activities, in- ,is blue, but what can you expect from a guy whose favorite tv cluding DECA, track, AFS, and Pep Club. Most importantly, she ish0wis AIf '? serves as senior class President. ln her free time she enjoys l skating and skiing. i Jamie Ryan, Candidate Ellece McGill, Candidate Amy Barnes, Candidate Superfalc: candldat S - , Stephen Gentry John Lopez Q 'fi Willie Watkins Terrell Franklin Basketball Sweetheart andiclates mf an '55 ew: s 'CY Wendy Jackson Stacey Grindstaff I-aShawn Long LaShunda White lil iii ,it . iw. l,. ,I f li F Q il ll li . . ,. 5 , ist' L '. I- ii aus rl lj ii ii J: all 5' lil li li fi! Lal lil Ei il fi il Eli :iii lil ii il iii ll El -l T' .gl Ii V l 'fri ii l ill lil ii I 'lil l -lil lliii il li' ii' 1 ill T li 'iii T ii i il l till li l l fl l ilu l iii l lil. 1 li: l M, T M if l ii ii i'i il i li i I iii iii li'i ll li ii iii ll lil l ii , l. Ili in il lil iii ill ii l, lil ll' ll li fl fl l l l lil l The ROTC Ball, the annual formal occa- sion that is the pride and joy of the ROTC, was held at arrowhead and was attended faithfully by a majority of Van Horn Students. Q The ball was attended by a collection of cadets from a number of area high schools, althogh Van Horn, of course, far outnumbered the other schools, making up half of the entire population. ' i l Senior Princess is Angela Walker RCTC Queen an i ll Princes 1988 Queen is Brenda Hall Junior Princess is Mona Baker Sophmore Princess is Susan Green Freshman Princess is Eunice Armstrvlll RQTC BALL Will' Mr.8f Mrs. Aaron Rose, enjoying a night at the ball. H, A ' .- V 3' 4 A21 . Steve Wilson 8. Jennifer Casey thinking about the ., night to come. Christy Fultz , Justin Shearheart, baby where are you! Vernon Greene , a senior and third year veteran of the bail, commented on the evening: It was the same as it had been before in that it was very entertaining. .Evidently it was, despite the reputation by the meal: fried chicken and potatoes. It's said the chocolate cake was good, though. Meredith Seddon 8. Doug Savage iphotographer for this spreadj enjoying dinner at the ball. 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Luke Juniors 2 W f Q3 I' 4 ,Q , 5? ' , . X Q f 4 f fn, f ' f6 r ff it .A 1 Q' M 7' Y' V V fi ' ' 'f'? 77 71XvJx,ffm . , . Q qw, ,k 4 i , 'Mu I 4 M dh ' I 34, J . Q ,N .mf ,A 2 f 3 i We 3, i l L r '.'n': Q n Ji' - A - N4- 1 , b f , ,1 i Q . is S Qi JJ' Aichele, Christine Arnold, Jennifer Atty, Michael Ault, Doug Baker, Corby akerr on he J,o or : , .. V l arben afgare Barr,iErikaf o e Bamadog Armando Bell, Cedric C f Bell, Joe, o ' Bell, Sheila ' Bentley, Lashonda Black, John Bostic, Edward Boude, Chris Boxly, Jeane Boyd, Shelly Bradley, Shannyll Bray, Alisa, Breitt, Bridgette Brewer, Stephanieg I Briscoe, Ednal Briscoe, E velynf s' . , ,, ,Q rafboks, Darrell z Brown, Kathryn ,Browning JOM Fulton, 3 Butler,,Terryling Byers,Antrioe CaFfd?UheaFf',L0f'l9 Canady, Freddie , Cantrell, Robin Cardinale, Danelle g Carter, Caroline , , 4 4-ng '12, f Y ,,, D ,. , , Katy Fultz, smirking. Q1 'ln AU X. X J, new Carter, Kendrick Carten Lawrence Casey, Jennifer Chappell, Tracy Cheatrm, Sherrie Childres, Kevin Copridge, Berry Cole, Kieth - Coker, Candace Collins, Niccole Counterman, Steve Crump, Nicky Daniels, Kevin Davis, Kim Davis, Tonyette 3 Davis, Tonyaf Q x f , Dennis, Willie? Dqgle, Elizabeth Q Deuglas, 'Matthew --fr . u Q 2 , , ' V ' Dumas, Stevenj g Edgan Brien fEdge, Justin Faulkner, Jesse - l Finch, Dawn 1 Finch, Donna 3 Flowers, Gean 2 Leslie Miller, the last to leave the lunch room .N x. ' Xie? l lX, Fultz, Katy Galvan, Monika Gilbert, Tomasha Gray, Jodi , Gra y, Karen 1 1 Gray, Steve Hagewood, Travis Hahnfield, Michelle Hall, Pamela Hannon, Felicia Haris, Lyle Haris, Tracy Hawes, Richard Hayes, Hernandez . Hayes, Shawn Hayley, Trondaf 1 ey,A Herpglen, Julie 5 1 a ,- 'f -J 1HGff2lf2G'MdfyL :,,H11f, snawcuoel 469115001 SJ39'5?9UfE554?6'Y P - ' 7 4',.f-:'.f' Aif5ff?.I?fH7'?1fli'Ii, n is T f l fo. 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V ark: . , Mg.-,v,.1v1f -xy--eq-V 1 ' 'W ew, va ' r V x A ,Q f -, , If N f 71 I U 1 r r r 1, Hz r 3 I ' W 4 2' ' 'E 1 1 z a f JS' 2 if 4 ' fy r -H ,. ,ff fr, ' 2 , ' - 5 ,.,,,........-- ... .... ....- .-. -. .,, .. ..,- ALL, 1 , ' ' 23 3124 I A I V .: s -' ,..L 4, .V -X f , 0 .gq 'Q ' K xii jg -lv E 1 we V ' X f , 1,,,Nz- , ..,A Us'- -...aff Cafeteria As everyone knows the cafeteria is not a debatable subject Just about everyone has the same opinion We won t say what that opi Wyatt a junior thinks of the cafeteria in general When asked what the best hot lunch in the I nion is, but we'll give you some idea what Kelly cafeteria is, Kelly replied, Burritos with cheese, but please, we've had enough of the fish! Kelly also added, I believe that the first and second lunch periods get the good lun- ches and the rest of us get what remains. So some of us bring our lunches. Besides the food that's troubling the student body, l'd like to bring up a few other touchy subjects. Like the amount of time you spend in the lunch line. You'd think give us more time to eat! When you finally get your lunch, you come to your table to find that someone has stolen yourchair! The last question we asked Kelly was, What would you rate our cafeteria on a scale of oneto ten? She replied, A six. Not so good, not so bad. Ffh -1' , 'fc Pamish, Miles Paschal, Diana Paschal, Susanna Pennington, Reggie Peppeno, Carmen Perkins, Charlesetta Petterson, Tim Pickens, Ora Piggie, Dawn Piles, Rena Polfer, Dennis Powell, Marquetta X i Price, Deadra Proctar, James Raines, Taffeny Rhodes, Rashanda Roberts, Joe Robinson, Coren Robinson, Rhonda zRoWem57emcm -, Rmmwmh f S Salinas, Joe Sanders, Iajuana Seddon,g,Meredith, X Sears, Suzan, Shubkagel, Valerie, ShuttIeworth,,Kelley, I Smith,'Anthony Smith, Candi A S Smith, David Smith, Janea . ,K l gf it Z ' 4 ,gi MHS- f 43' in X av I 1-z W .7- 3 f R I R 'gi jrfrgif , if ,KU I' .I 1 ,-1 Q Phmfi any Wif gvww -- 3 gf, V. 132.73 R f- 5 Yr X NJ X 1 S if Z Q x,-xv f-' -'-1 i. U, 1, W W ' ' F H 1 i Y A, 1 ' .- H . X, -A l be 1 -' L ,,,. -. be ima V me IP? G V 1 T4 R 1 v , B . 4 -an N ag, , '- 1271 12, ,. f ag , -I A ' , f.fv-Mafia, -1 if x lv.. ff iw 1 1 w,,1-M wfiff-' ' '5 :fr iiz1e...av ,f W, 45. ' ' ,.' I 1 . w r T i 'f 5 r , , f' 111 . K ' 95+ wa 1 11 I 1 5-5 r 1 A ., 1 , LQ ' xx? n is sh ' ', no 'fn Q, ,nu .b Q ul' A U, . fb! w. J .Ln f Smith, Mark Spellmeyer, Toni Staggs, Dalila Stephens Latonia Taylor Cortez Taylor Joe Taylor Klali Thomas Reggie hompson aw om son -- Thornton Anthony Tlms Janelle Townes Eric W Townsend R sty Wagnen Lisa Walker, Danall Walker, Dawn Walken Raymund Ward, Andre Ware, Yolanda Washem, Steve Watkins, Andre Webb, Sharon 'Webben Chris Woods, Zacarey Williams, ,Latoryya Q wilriams,,Lona Q Williams, Mark WilliamSrMQniGa WllliamS,QSl7ahnlon , i ,Vw , , wirrig, Moblog' W Wilson, Terry i Worley, 'f1?fhY r W Wraffferffsfflly Xavaphet Mark Yocham Zerelda .. f XX Y i ' . - ' L, , , ,, '33 3 4 ' fx VI - I , ,I I A . ' I 7,5 X . X4 1 gmgg.fiE',,z.r x i 1 l L 'wtf 1,4 wr, .z,', fT7 f '? N W 'V A M y 1 1 Ivy ig. .My f ww f, ' fm 5 ff f' W ,M 1 fr .,,' M x ij ,, ff- r i-fffzi-' , 1 A 3 if 2 f 5 1 . -.. 2? . , TT 'TD' W f K1 ix X A '31- ' Jumor Retakes Danrell Brigham Bonnie Chamberlain Angela Childs Nlcky Crump Christie Fultz Tracy Guldry Hernandez Hayes Yolanda Johnson Steve Jones Nicole Nichols Tomm Pnmm Suzan Shaw . . I me s sr eaee e I' ',Ah I 3 9 . ' l -- i .' so '- -ff: V ,-. f , ' h A 'iii R I 1- ' , , - . f'k, I ' 'ow ' 1 ' ' Q 1 A' X I - h ,A J , , I ' ' i 'M . , ffilfff WMM K W if h 4 WT? Q ' 1 4 r or r C xr 1 V A 4, . r C l ' 1 of Soph The sophomore class officers, under the careful wing of a diligent Ms. Champangne, made its presence known this year. The notorious sophomore slump didn't seem to effect them as they fought their way recognition. They're in here, aren't they? more Class Officers Left to Right - President, Janee Rawlins, Vice-President,Adrian Roberts, Secretary, Becky Lanigan, Recorder, Denise Worley, Treasurer, Jason Hunter. Sponsor - Ms. D.J. Champagne Sophomores .4 , I L T 5 f- x Mae, , A , . f-s A xx--we A! Rig xr A ' x 'X f H ,NK K 'Sikh isz iixs' ' ,WCW r, , T 4343. ,fir .fe , YY f r -3' dx 1 'T ,L M fe! N' W f fifth:-. , X f .1 . A R9 if i A U .J i ,f -rj' ff!!- 'Y' as fl ' .ww ' as .4 'Q ,K Adams, Natasha Akers, Chris ' Allen, Roger Anderson, Mike Anderson, Roy Andrews, Tommy Arregui, Carlos l Atwell, Mary Barre, Tanya Baker, Tyson , Banister, Ronnie r Barber, Vickie Barnett, Charles Bemboom, Charles Bennine, John Blanton Robert Bone Adrian Bradley Marvin , , , fa Bradshaw, ,Staoie C BBffffOT7, TfQ Ciej i. ,K if . , . , E 5lBf9QkS4 g:2l3rQW0alBrBQbQNr2 r f i 13- V s gf, i V 'I 7 L5 ,if ,V , r, - H r 1: L ?BQxly. fNashelIe. 266494 fiiahafd ? CQfHPbe1baoCDQf?b4ee Chatman, Donnie Cisneros Elalna Clark Toya Clayton Bndgett VV' W X I , Y: f,'f.f :- , ' . 4 I , k ' V ' . . 1 - K , 1 5 v Q' a 1 X x S 'C asf ,wx ' :Qi La jj? 'T I ' we x ap ff , 7 - 4 i GR' V nl Q W NPV ...gn Clayton, Keith Coats, April ' Coburn, Bridgett cmmmffl .A.,. ' ' ,A ,Z.v 4i I I G 1 i 1 Coen Kim I . ' - ' 'n y if Coffman, Michelle M 'ii ' Colden Teri f f Colin Bobby' Collins Kim' Q Coleman Terra D Connen James , Cooper David i' Colhran Michael Coulas Nikki - Erockett Shawna 7. F 1 4 f 1 ,, 1 Pre 4 pe 2 , ff f , , , A fqdf! f V, if at pn- hy! ' z 4' '2' Z' -sg f 1 , A K 4 K I I l I yi . 'z D A I pf 4 g x M E M n 'ly Q, xt , S ' , , 1, Q L ff , , , I 4 3 I ' 1 ' I .1 I 1 , Yi I. X A g rf if 1 ff gi 0 4 p 1 5 4 I U , W X y f N f , Q xx 'il I i , xg 1 Af F' Q , 2 'Ki i ' Q I I 3 , , f X T -1 I 1 4 K CCCC 'C I . 1, K' 1' .,. ,. ,., 9 ,f .ff 45 I C 1 ' x AMG- .',K r' er.i 'i', . . 7: ,A,ii U ' av , r 1-q w Crowder, Alaundra A A ' I Daniels, Lillie Daniels, Sam . Q Davis, Billy Davis, Daniel Day Nathani li i Dewey. 1EuQeH6i j ',' 1-fDO0lGy,.EfiCf 'iil Qdfawfrgfeg Q il' QDQfS6y. 4lim5 0 , K, - 5,4 JL' -L l f?9V9'f?sf2Lf3F9f!Y? if liii Q Uf?'?afUef5C0?fi EffGiDUKQ3UfgB!'3ne f4i!7 f:Q J 5 Q il Q .V if f'if53UU5l'li',J3m6SE ,mg5r,Q.aml. f ? p9Y?0f liil fleV?f ffi QffiE'lf5fD9h?ldi i i' S ,ng i -Q D ' M, gg - ffFIEvahS, Ghrisi Fairyriowski, i Williamf i Frazief, Robert? v 1 f .X 2 1 3 4. w mm FL gf, ,WW H+, - -4 A D W , jj V E ' , 1 ,Al .A 4 1 s' 1946 'f .RQ V., -if f f ' ' . , 4. I P , ha I ' XA 4 JY Q, ' 'x5'i E T, 51,5 J JL G.: ' ilfi ' VW 'HI' 'W' 45? F D f- .,,v g ,J Christmas Want to know what Sheila Taylor , a sophomore wants forXChristmas? I want a gold chain, gold watch, sporty clothes and, most im- portantly, MONEY! An average Christmas morning for Sheila consists of getting up at 7:00 am and running to the Christmas tree. Then to tear open the many gifts their parents and relatives have brought. And, of course, the ones Santa Claus brought who Sheila truly believes in Dinner is the second best thing about the day Usually turkey potatoe salad and deserts make up the menu After the family gathering is over Sheila calls her many friends to see how they did We mustnt forget that the true meaning of Christmas :sn t receiving gifts or eating dinner lt s why we re here on earth and the birth of the infant Jesus This is really why we celebrate such a joyful holiday e gifts are nice though' ji! fs 4' x.Z T Q35 ?'?1 f- Garner Michelle Gates Tony Garson Sherrie Geiger Christy Granger Anthony Gray Shelton Green Betty Green Susan , . . , ' ' v I I ' I . . - th . . , 2--.xx Ptah, 5' 4, ' ' gif, . V1 2 .xy ' I .A ri 'f ' 1 ' A If ' A 15 ,12 A - , -i 2 ' . ' ,..4 H f, -v, , , isa.- y t V, lfal.l4ffFLif,Qlf 2 .- l . 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Cynit NeWfQ'?f1TQfv-2 gill g l Nicholson, John Nunkey, Niz Page, Chris Pardee, Tim . yi. 0,1 r 4 1 5 4 t l f J r in Iliff, vi' , ,- A fgffi ', 1 , gm in . f A V Q 355 L ' i Y -ii Quik ,qt VM.. ..... . U., .N.. an . -.,,,1 .,,,. -.-Lemme. Initiated by some students in the sophomore class 1 sponsored by Ms. Stallings, SCHOOL CStudents Carin ldi the Homeless Out Of Lovel, began it's first year in 1387, The program, which was designed and organized by Fatema Weekly ,Teresa Ligre , and George Boyd ,was designed to do just as the title dictates: to care for the ' homeless in Kansas City out of love. One of the first events set up by the club was taking donations in thecafeteria. The club also posted signs throughout the building soliciting donations of money, clothes and other living necessities. The program also hopes to collaborate with the Salvation Army and possibly set up shelters for the homeless. Fatema Weekly commented on the motives of the group: I think the program's good because it's helping other people have a Christmas. And not just Christmas, we want to help them every day. J A l .1 1 is y yQ.f6WW,.fy MW t V l, L 'r - f 'L -, figs X 1 V ' 5 .3., it Q T T , . t xg! ., - ... 773 . . ' el' - i ,wiper-.t . - . 5 2 .ffff . V ' , I . 2, tc 3 l l i ' Qar er, EH? Patel Hema Patel Mayur Pegues, Angelo Pennington Darrel Perkins Steve Perry, Lisa Peterson, James 'J 3 7 1 4 2 I t 5 I k M . I . 5 I 1 5 A v ff E ,gy 3 1. '5 ' I E 9 f , J? ,y 0 9 tb: fl X rf ' .3 N ,f - f 14? U ., . . , .QR 'T' Z , a i 'W 2 . f RX t af ---9. Peterson, Maxine Pickel, Valerie Powell, Al Powell, Deirdre P Hickf-it, Gary Rocole, Scott Rainey, Deanthony Ramsey, Kim V Rawlins, Janene Reddell, Andrew Reyes, Joe Rhodes, Lannie Richardson, Devon Riddle, Roger Robertson, Adffehnef Rogers. Carvlyn Scanlan Justin Schlele Marcus Schreck Dana Shepherd Tonla lckles Shern Silvers Knschawna 3 Simpson Shawn Slngelton Angela Slifer Jeff Smith Kelly JIEEIMT . r l . I fee?fwne , , ,.. Y l . . ,Z - ' I 4.5 ' 1 , .'f .f4,'f A A.. ,yu ' ff' J 1 'A i 5 Mg, ...Kr 'P .fl Y' Fi I ,r x 1 f f , . tf X 7 Xupg 5 4 N4 14 IN . we 'S WV , 5 Q- X .1 N'-ffeliff V -Hg, ,-f..:. . 1 V, I I 1 l l l i ,,. gp. , gfV1Vw , 1 - H, i X. Christie Fultz just buries her head in the books. V V 77 '4'M ' ff A' ' X 5' 1' A f' gf' il 1-17 V 1 2E J high? V. 'Elf :V S V gr 1 - 5 E . .,c..'wg,, .. y 3 .A Ser V r S e Wrxeseg: 2 5 , V .1 -Q , 4 V' v -2 TEQ., V ' H V,l,..n1V l.... 1 . . i 5ee'rs.+Hqv R ,Riff rlll 4 ' 5 V , is I , I , . 5 'A NX fx ' ' n 1 , . V .5 I , 5 3 Q ' llrll ll? S V z' -S 1 .. ' A S '2 r Q si. ' f V f 'V'-. ' ' ' -' . l ?: 'ni' ' 2 is- - V E. cg .. ,V,:j1f,. 5 V ig QQ ,,V, ' 4 K I 1, :' . lp, .- - , 5 ,W -fl ,':Q':V3f- . ' S , ' s, . V we VV-e . is I ek I . 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V 4 N, -4 ,qi 5:i'KiTY.:' -4 7 si K2 ki .nf Wg V sf?swlilliaimwerfxf 5355 Wk f 1 ww.1,z.,, 'fi .fx H f, fl , ,, ffg my , -zsmiwwfffgii, LN- fax:-3 mwflligmsflifhsnag +5 SKLHVTCQQ 'flfifiiik . , gi: i fy-gmff ? -.', 1 zu f Q Hs-fmfg ww ,Affg Wlifgdgkfibffliiemlie 2 U 553'iivwlxlifn-':'fi?Q'7Qfi i'f:iZ'Z'Qi? 'f-.g .-,, iffllziltwg.f,:?ifgyg5 ,fsfL1Yqvj ff a 1 'F f i -S y N, f :wi 1 xyffwi :A ' H' :fn r4.g1ff'frig z g'ff'fiiiWUffigfiTQCf?SH2 f If XAVA L Q glixkm Z a ni Joe Reyes with pal Spuds Mackenzie. i1 i f , 1 n ' Q p W ' s fy z 3? f 4 f I, 4 M, 5 ? ' Q- A 3 1 Y 5 l '7f '3W 55 257 gpm S 4 'L f 4 Z, L X wg! 1 ,,. . . .5 M, x . 5, ' E xi i fl! vfffdgyggwww ve, ,, Hz' J? 'sf 1 f,-0 4 a wif Q' fn w f, :ga 1 .f phomores Retakes MW- tx The sophomore year of high school, all discrimination aside, is truly a dull one. Activities wane, and until they become juniors, a number of other activities escape them. The year is then dedicated to school work, dragging the nine months into something much more excruciatingly mundane. This is more commonly known as the sophomore slump and is evaded by only a lucky handful. gTomm Andrews Deric Jackson tiiy r Bryan Jones Mfvhaellvlurcayi 5KrischawnafiSilve enm err iuro' Jerfvfwiffiarfzsf I'S 13 i E l , l l i l ll ii 1 Freshman Class Uffieers Despite the notoriety and odds stacked against them, Mr. Apple and his elite class officers showed the student body what it meant to be true baby Falcs. Their names will definitely become more familiar as they rise gracefully among the ranks. Left to Right - President, Carmelita Moore , Treasurer, Nicole Ross , Vice- President, Paula Griffin, Not Pictured, Kathy Moore Sponsor - Mr. Apple A Typical Freshman! Sophomores l K was rv -,,-. ay rv ,af K 1' 0 if We l 3 l in i 1 5 1 4 lk s,. I . i lr or f ff 3 J It t . 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H VI.-L ' on F W WU Lawtan, Robin Lawrence, Cory Llawson, Kendalb e e er, eddbetter, on Lewis, Kiva gong, S facie ' Louthain, Brandy lManning, Roy z Marshall, William artm, i audlin, Donnie McAdams, Joseph 'A i McGregor, Marion Mclntosh, Tamika Mclntyre, 'Jason McNeal, Ladonna McQuarters, Danny Meeks, Flashetta A Millen Leslie Morris, JacOui Moore, Carmelita AWMOOK?-fKath'YffE lqflvzgqre, 'fS8ffff132 1 V ndore, rmf l lj f i .4 ri ,,, rlagn fjf 'rrck,i'RObefti A Qliven Yoiandaf 'fl l l l 1 1 fl M .-.. ..,-.a..4lm.,- Z 7 V 5 idx-..--ik, f-,L.:n:.x.1 5 1 ,l l l fit 1 g.,...,.,.,,,........, . v , N, i i , f , A' ' 1-:fit if f 2 N i . ,J 1, r ' 1 l l I ' 5 l Real Fire Drill lt was about 12:17 p,m. when the firetrucks came down Arlington, this isn't unusual for Arlington except they turned into Van Horn parking lot. We just thought it was a false alarm and laughed it off. Then the bell was just about to ring when Mr. Turner came on the intercom and said that we were having a fire drill. The students who saw the firetrucks knew that this was no drill! As we evacuated the building, the administraters were standing by the front doors eagerly instructing us to get outiof the building as fast as possible. Then came the long cold wait. saw a few taking turns with Traci Brown's prized fur coat. Mr. Kaifes, of course, was worried about saving his six dollar new spectacles. Mr. Vardyan wasn't concerned about the English books because he has already memorized all the rules in the English language. Mrs. Bassa needed the break from her speech class anyway, although she probably wished it was during drama instead of speech. Anyway, the fire was out within 5 minutes. Later, we discovered it was located in the girls locker room. lt was a small fire, however, the security guards reported that they could've ceased it only if the smoke hadn't been so thick. School proceeded the next day and so did gym class, I asked a few students what they would risk their lives to save and here's some of their replies . .. Elizabeth Atwood and Kim Slifer both voted to save the good looking single guys at our school tThe whole 3 that there are.J Mike Ostrander wanted to save his news from Mr. Riggs class, and Beth Finch wanted desparately to saveher Vardyan Log. .er pa-. mm! , X is .,-.7 J 5 KM ljanhfih fix ' A 1.j' as ,ca Ny Q 1 'gl f 0. 9 3 , - ,,f - ' s - 'Z p.. if . 1 1 3 ,- -v , llA1v0':rll hl Z- 'fi' 'Q afx rw mi. ' Q Q57 H .J ts, yr ,X .,.. , . , A.. t e q P 3 ,' 'f . z I 'IS 4,16 .7 E 4. '65 , f- -4 s ,. 'KV-git V 'Ns 4, , Eh . is , x -Q Yi ' I QI ff' 'Q .:-To-'Q iii Ayx 5 74514 77 Athi 4 ,f We X iq , f ,rf , ge- ,itw l 0 C1 ,jr X , . 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A ', , Ware, l luy l Watson, Andre Wells, Anthony 1 ' est Me 'ss .l Qs fm 1 ie Shante ' Woods Donnel Wilborn, Tiffiney Wilderdyke Chad Williams Albert Williams Delesha Williams Ernest Williams Tern ilson, Kevin Wilson Mic elle Young Gregory Zucca, Larry .' 2 -4 A -vNr'?l wvzfimu lk ...I I ...yd- M., ay- fb- When mtervlewrng freshman Flashanda Clark on who her favonte teacher was there was no doubt In her mrnd It was deflmtely Ms Pennington Flashanda replled Mrs Pennrngton IS the nicest teacher and makes us want to learn She gives us rewards to those who are good and sends those who are rude to the hall for a pnvate drscus sion The most punishment she grves us to wnte what we drd wrong Mrs Pennington makes me feel good when I enter and leave her classroom and that s why she rs my favorite teacher When we told Mrs Pennlngton about belng Rashonda s favonte teacher she was stunned The first thing she sand when she saw us was Hn baby' whzch you mlght have heard her say before I feel great and I honestly drdnt know students cared Teachers often wonder how students feel and It s a great feellng to know that you ve been chosen as a favorite. -I John Bradley Gayle Carter Valerie Copridge Dana Degeare Staeey Hard an Angie Nelson Katerina Pese Latoya Washington 1 - w 11 v1 I i' vf ,' I ' ., 1 4' rf , s f ff f Z ,ff 4' ' I I I 1, ll ,A Qfgd M ' I 5 .7-x ,.,. :Vg , , 'D 1,1 U N , MJ, W Q - ' M. fr, .--'I -. 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A ' '. ffl: ry-'x xr . - yn. ' 1 , l us., '.7v4v :lg- A l.. I ,-pr-lff A , fl g.Y,,'3.'z .g ','. 91 f .,. . ,7 K., 1- n - ' m.f,,-:4:- ,. - Y ' '. ' 1 fff-Z 'J?13Qf'iN.X ' ' J -J 1 '. :r .cM7, I V, 'wi , - ' ,,S'gQ5:-3,3 1:-wwf EM 1' i . .I ff 'f.'p V 1 ff ' ' .- ' x 1 'N , X . ' . X ii' f 1,5 Sjf yqlh f , w. ' ', V X212 ' 7W,.,fL ' N Th Q 4 ! ' ' kk? L ,L 51,41 1 5 'Xe '-..:- i T 1 1 If Vs Q Q X ff i - . -' ' . I 1 N R v .,,.: . .,A .X- - YE.: t -Ma z.: D X fs 'H' 3' WA ' Q' f f - I I W N . ,l -U: 1 XZ , it-1 fm XX 4 fs ' f :usa , H 7 r I 1 .11 H, .115 r ,,, '-ff,--.2 f f , : A --rf-if-Q'1' EX. 5- -I A n -L tg-'YL ' 1 A -g,.k -Q, K n-Q ,X .iN vi' A 13'- - 4 ,J 5 Z ' - - . ' . in , 1 I.: , s xxx, X I X . r Q A fu! v ld: -. ,- , -A H '77 X E ZZ!! X xxgfgi Er Principal- Mr. Brooks y When he is not in the halls, you'll find Mr. Brooks behind his desk. PRINCIPAL Our resolve is running high and the l987-88 Van Horn Falcons are flying high. We have had a good year and have achieved many goals and expectations. l want the graduates and the underclassmen to realize that education is a continuous pro- cessg that we must reach for the stars and beyond as we inch even closer to the twenty-first century. A good school climate in an environ- ment that is conducive to lear- ning, students committed to excellence in academics, citizenship and attendanceg a highly professional and dedicated staff are all ben- chmarks toward the achieve- ment of our goals. I am com- mitted and seekvthe full com- mittment of staff and students. - Marvin Brooks .ww-LM Mr. Brooks reporting the truancies! 7 f Vice-principals AMW it .M ,fx Ms. Patricia Findley Mr. Bin Brobks A Van Horn Student after a visit with his Vice-Principal. 15 Some students only see them in their offices when they re late or otherwise and some just see them in the yearbook but they re always willing to help students with their problems. Mr. Bill Brooks is in charge of the school s finances the grade rosters fire drills discipline l-O fund raising and student enrollment. Mr. Jimmie Buford takes care of the school s sports program bus schedules building maintenance and repair extracurricular activities and discipline Ft-Z. Ms. Patricia Findley is coordinator of instruction. She reviews the teacher s syllabi coordinates special programs, helps with new student's enrollment and plans staff development. Mr. Leon Turner is in charge of discipline A-H, our school assemblies, lunch cards, freshman class, overtimes, student activities and the suspension list. Mr. Leon Turner Jr. ,,f Always willing to help . . . 52 Mr. Jimmie Buford Gur Friendly Counselors :-q..- Mr. Virgil Leibold Mrs. Joyce Caruthers Hworkrng with Van Hom Students has lt's been a pleasure getting to know been a rewarding and unforgettable the students and staff here at Van Horn, , experrencef- Says Mrscaruthers home of the Falcons. The ope-ness of my counselees makes counseling easy. - Mr. Paul Algozzini Ms. Mayfield Mr. Paul Algozzini The one and Cnr r r A Mr. Leibold, Our newest edition to the Van Horn Y Counseling staff . . . Ms. Mayfield 1 Secretaries lf behind every great man there is a great woman, then behind every great ad- ministration there are great secretaries. Somebody has to deal with typewriters, telephones and tardy students. Our secretaries are the first to arrive in the morning and the last to leave in the even- ing. Mrs. Hayes said, l enjoy all facets of my job, especially meeting and greeting people. Top: One of our best office aides, Latrina Weekly . Bottom: Kelli Lyons helping Ms. Byfield with attendance. CPN ,A 1 N , NX ,... 3 Mrs. Toni Byfield Mrs. Nanette VanBib- ber . Mrs. Debbi Parker, the .counsellors secretary. Mrs. Johnson and Ms. VanBibber doing the jobs that keep the school running. A531111 z 'AL at ln the woodshop with Coach Jerry Price . Van Hom Teachers in the daily grind. Left: Watch me smile while l rip-up your notecard , says Mr. Vardyan . Left: Watch me smile while I rip-up your notecard says Mr. Vardyan . Civics by Mr. Apple . -..,.,, ,KN . ,, Above: Will everybody who likes Mr. Evans stand up? lvl 1 tl Il if Q - ' Hzstol ig! G ji? 1 1 N I l r . N l r 11 I C r I l First Row: H. Riggs, G. Delaney, G. Apple, D.J. Champagne Second Row: G. BI Mr. West, T. Garro, B. Evans i ROTC Auto Mechanics QX. li 5 SFC. Cook, SFC. Sanders, Lt. Col. Sowell J. Toepfer, J. Updike If 5 35 156 Science X9 pi f r-- rn, C D. Adams, C. Samples, F. James E. Crawford, B. Piper, T. Stout, C. Nichols, D. Bergerhofer Librarians Marketing YQ R I fd , G. Loucks, J. Stout V. Jones, S. Needles , English Left to right: W. Vardyan, P. Ivan, G. Allenfhidingj, V. Gianino , D. Baelow, S. Olufe, C. Kelley, E. Smith Business Speech and Drama Vivian Bassa ' -, 1,955 .4 f bf ,, f ?'f Mfg., E., : '-:v' ' .A 7' ,J K. Hughes, L. Gibson,4V. Jones ,A Home Economics .n ferr to fight: B. Jackson-Brown, . constable Physical Education my ,,. fy.---v ieft to righ , B. Piper, H. McCoy Foreign Language sf PM I., i if g lx - X left to right: N. Ferguson, E. Clay left to right: E. Belt, M. Perkins 159 1 C afeterza Staff Back row: B. Coin, A. Merdy, J. Cowcik, F. Zeller, W. Reynolds fmanagerj, E.-Pugh. Front row: E. Haefner, S. Friday, A. Carten B. Reynolds, I. Robinson. Security Guards Industrial Arts Building Manager If ,tw 2:333 41 , 5 3,1 If ew- me 4 x iii -1 1J :' ' ' , K 33' ' Ef ilf . f F 4 A ,lly ,,,, , q 7 . .. ' 'al , -xx, .Xiu 1, ,. A x, A t ., X 3 H L ' 1i?fgif3i'1 r ' ,,,.,.,,:, , l , ., . F 1... f..,.lg,-W . Q F 572. , 1- ,,..., l , .I ,H , ,, . . w,,m,.a:,-. G. Lonchar W S , Ng f , , 1 .4 Zi 4+ ' R A C xfy tg , 'Q MX 4' Q M4 , v . ' Wy... . 4 l - 1' Q. V.. 'w'hgQQNzw'w'f:ff.M:. ,. ' we . ' gifxvglffiifibffg 1 J. Price S. Cunningham Mathematics B. Brown, 0.' Kaifes, M. Cohen, T. Seng S. Schubei G. Hoover, M. Reynolds, T. Wieckhost, B. Vogel Music Special Education I -4. 0337 I 7 f . R M. Jackson, W. Freeman backrovy: M. Jackson, S. Turner frontrow: C. Martiny, R. Haley Not pictured: A. Luke, L. Ashwood-Jones c Falcon , gvnzrzremwc.-mu .4 L,,,,'1,,t ff NJ 1 3 y 45 nf :lr-v 6 A 'N' to base' f td? Q l f Y is f - 1 , .ft -V11 V 'W' fo, -. fb ' gt ff' ' - 1 ' I rg . ft, fl Lil LJ , V ,V,, , '88 Falcon Staff Ah, the very name reeks of timeless sixth hours spent strlding these dusty halls, avoiding the disliked teachers and stall while cheerfully greeting the others. But the entire year wasn't spent in such a carefree frame of mind, thanks to Stout's sometimes abrupt reminders and Stephen's subtle nudges at attempting to beat the notorious deadline. Contrary to popular belief work was done in that isolated and dusty room locked deep within the school known to some only as 70-A. But, rf rt wasn't for Kent or Taco's pin-pong, or Corby's bland jokes, or Tricia's boldness, or even my friendly little Digger friend, the year just wouldn't have been the same: And to the rest of the fearless yearbook staffers fyou have to be to walk the halls without that slip of blue paper1,enjoy, And save Ferris! O 515,75 f t 1 N1 A l ft'i!5f: ah! Well guys this rs rt So what rf we didn t get our layouts done on time and so what rf we couldn t get all ofthe pictures we wanted We had fun drdn t we? Brenna My name rs Michelle Can you say Michelle? Thanks alot Brenna for breaking up that same old routine and making things more fun Beth Thanks for taking me to Penn Valley lMthout you l might have had a safe trip to school Karen l rate that one about a 10 How s the graveyard coming along? Hey rt s been a great year with you guys and I hope next year s book will be just as great This year has been a blast' This is everybody s favorite Mexican saying goodbye later Notes form the underground A big thanks for Steve for hrs undying devo tion Thanks to a hardworking staff you made my job a lot easter l h an audible whump see ya rn the hospital Dems Who will ever forget the longest night rn the world 12 24 882 and baaadjokes'P x Q! ,rt 'Smal Denis fStephen King,JrJ l'm going to miss your dreadful, but stupendous attitude fBerr, Berry, Bo, Ferry, Fe, Fi, Fo, Fumj, Beth , as dignified remarkable in fashion, and let's not forget , ingenious nerds . we both seem to be. Are friendship will never ,fag end, Michelle ,Stay short and clever. And tell me who is your secret admired? Corby , Don't be so depressed, everybody hates getting straight A s Taco, Kent, and Steve Gee! Gosh! Golly' Guys l'm going to miss you gorgeous guys Bye' Klm , Thanks for helping me out Especially you know what and when? Tnsh, Karen and Meredith ,Stay sweet and good luck next year' And to end my most admirable years with you guys I want to wish you all and me the best of luck rn the future! Brenna You are the nerdrest person l knowl Never forget the close calls we ve had rn almost getting caught rn the hall without a pass Most of all thanx for being there for me' You re truly a gr r r eat fnend' P S wrll you call Barry for me and tell him l m home and that l love hrmt Hal Ha' Mlchelle You re so funny' You should become one of those funny people' All right l give up' How did Drck and Jane dre' All right f ll quit telling you how great Irie' Dems may you re lrfe be filled with thousands of spiders' You must of ordered form one of those 10 Tapes for a penny How else do you get a tape every day l know you re not that rich' Karen fmeekeej l think you won the last burp contest Good luck with Mark We had some good times together' Corby Look at rt this way only one more year to get all A s after that you If be a happy camperl Tncra Hey cuz rt s been real' Good luck rn this wrld crazy worldl Klm What can l say? You re super' Hey that was a pretty talented thrng to say' Mr Stout anytime you need a babysitter let me know' You re kids are great' l ve had a lot of fun this year on the Falcon Staff Thanx to everyone on the Falcon Staff I m gonna miss rt' Chow Frenzl This is me Stephen Gentry Anyway Its been a great year and the best of luck to everyone We'll all remember Denls's strodrng and everybody's laughs during sixth hour But remember , watch for those cowboy rides, skrnheads of the jungle, and head hunters Lookout world, here l come Oh, and most of all, save Ferns' 'i it T2 l ' V 1 l ,I M5 A' ff f 5r':b:g 1 4' ' , ' , f' T , N0 - , I aff 1,19 is s ' t gttgtw eiittfw 1 A t ' - .J YGJ, Y you arefBecuzlknow youulike to hear itj. Anyway-haveagreat v 1 'Q ' ' ' A ' ' I I' I I , '- A I' . U .9i57i7 ' Umj X . Y-'7fit 75117 'fe ex ij- .-1f,JQ'tX, llvflg-,Q X ' ESP lT+-. eiififf f-Bez S , f time , fr.-f I To the entire Stalk all the hard work has paid oll I Stout - Well I would like to thank my parents. Oops! Yes Bob is doing great. John - Thanks lor the sweats! Your one ol a kind. Karen - Yes I 'Il go with you, even il it is just walking the halls. Meredith - SAVAGE, Keep up the good work. lYou know what lmean lFriendj1! Beth - Cuz, Love that laugh. Kim - Bye you big brute, love ya! Denis - You clutz, Please don't drop me. Stephen - Oh Steve, you heman- cowboy! Billy - Make them kick. Ben - Your not a geek, I was just kiddin'. th, Meredith -May I leave the dark room nov0 Trish -l'm not crazy really? Karen -lsn't that spill?! Corby ,-You're definitely weird but you've got a great talent with art! Michelle -Yes Art Club pictures are taken and they only took 2 deadlines. Denis -Stephen King Jr.?? John - Taco?? Where do we get these names Irom? Stout -Ha,Ha! you're kidding right? Well Folks, this has been a great year and I hope everyone has had lun! I know I have. - Ben ..,4 Stout -First l'm Karen not Kim. Second I'd like to thank my parents . , , Meredith -O.K, so it's MEHEDITH huh? Trlcle - Can we talk? Kim - Are your hands tired yet? Ben -Try her necxt year maybe she can go out then, Steve - Do you like my layout or do ya want to change il? Beth -That's about 8 712. Brenna - Burp Excuse me. Michelle - Your a real Dear! Denis -You nose biten you, Corby Your a great artist. Stout, a reminder l'm Meredith not Aprile' and my boy-lriend is Doug! With his new jean jacket! Tricia ,you're a trip! Gardner, you got my picture ? I want them! And ol course always hyper with Sonic's cherry Iimeades! Karen , still got Mark on the brain? Yes, Karen, we'll talk! Steve , I would like to thank you lor changing my layouts! Ben , sorry lor all the times I conlined you to the dark room! And the lion keep dreamin'I Kim ,can we talk! Who's having who's baby!?! Ha Ha! Denis ,that laugh has to go! And the class ol 88' too! Only joking! And again Stout . . . Well I would like to thank my parents! Good luck cfo 89 l I really appreciate the lact that Mr. Stout was our yearbook sponsor lor the class and helped everyone get through their rough spots and eve help to make Ben a good photographer. But I don't think he should go. I can understand some ol the pressures and lrustrations that one must go through to get only a lew pages done, lknow that most ol the time it must have seemed like I was there lor the ride, but hey you guys were doing a beauliluljob and I didn't want to interrupt. But jrernember il you attmepted to give me something I attempted to get it done. Good bye! Steve, Denis, Beth,Ben, Brenna, Kent, Michelle, Karen, John, Meredith and Kim especially Denis you always got me caught in would like to attribute most ol the credit the if S photographers might receive to Ben . He did 10 times the work of any photographer and did it well, ta He will make a great head photographer lor the fn B8-89 yearbook.lwouId also like to thank Denls for , i V' hisdryhumon heisalwaysgood loralaugh, H Xt' X , Y x 5 I za si 3 f'f' Y 'A . thepunchline ofafoke. ,l , P3gEvlSl0lb. , -:'.:... I -1'-' : f- 7 ,I . r.r:... - ' it 3' - -- I IX -. W ' 1- 1 ,.. ,1 4 ' -. A 7 735 , . , . 1 21 i i To the greatest stall this school has ever seen! It has been great working with you, even though I was working on the computer most ol the time. You made it pretty easy on me to get my job done. I hope next year's stall is as good as this year's. ll it wasn't lor Denis always playing Digger l might have gotten my job done quicker! Just kidding Denis! Good luck to next year's stall. iv. I l . ,, .......,.....-.....a.............-s,.-.-....,...,.-......s...... - , Bentley, Jodie, Art Club 25 Deca 15 Coe 1. Black, Cardonna, Basketball 3. - Brooks,Leigh, Concert Choir 35Van Horn Singers 2. Brown, Becky, Student Council 45 AFS 45 Freshman Class Cabinet Member5 Sophomore Class Cabinet Member5 Junior Class Secretary5 Senior Class Cabinet Member5 Art Club 15 Key Club 25 Pep club 35 Volleyball Manager 25 Track Manager 15 Na- tional Honor Society 25 SADD 15 Office Aide 15 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Brown, Traci, Honor Society Member 45 Student Council Member 35 Cheerleader 35 Peer Counseling Treasurer 15 Sophomore and Junior Class Vice-Pres.5 Varsity Volleyball 25 Varsity Basketball 25 Senior Class Cabinet 15 Cross Country 25 Mock Trial Team 15 Student Council 2. Cochran, Jennifer, Spanish Club 25 Tutoring 15 AFS 3. Detwiler, Terri, Cheerleader 4, Captain 15 Student Council Member 35 Student Council Vice-Pres. 15 Key Club 15 Pres. Key Club 15 Falconette 15 AFS Member 15 AFS Secretary 15 Senior Class Cabinet5 Office Aide. Diehl, Duane, Youth for Christ 35 Art Club Member 25 Art Club Pres. 15 Cross Country 15 SADD Vice-Pres. 15 AFS 1. Duncan, Edwina, Cheerleader 25 Superintendents Student Ad- visory Council 15 Track Manager 15 Counselors aide 15 Financial Office Aide 1. Driscoll, Michelle, Honor Society 2, Treasurer 15 Student Council 15 AFS 15 SADD 15 Tutor 15 Cross Country 15 Art Club 15 Counselor Aide 15 Honor Roll 45 Mock Trial 15 Yearbook 15 Part- ners in Excellence 15 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Finch, Beth, Peer Counselor 15 Tutor 15 Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 45 SADD 15 Counselor Aide 15 Track 25 Partners in Ex- cellence 15 Deminsions In Teaching 15 Honor's Choir 25 Yearbook 15 Festival Band 1. Finch, Jane, Track 4. Gardner, Kent, Football 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Sophomore Class Pres.5 Student Council Rep. 15 Yearbook 2. Senior History Gentry, Stephen, Football 15 Cross Country 15 Computer Team 35 Falcon Staff 25 National Honor Society 25 Science Bowl 15 Science Olympiad 15 Scholar Bowl 15 -Track 15 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1. Greathouse, Kim, Freshman Class Pres.5 Student Council Pres. 15 Peer Counseling 2, Vice-Pres. 15 SADD 15 Who's Who Among American High School Student's 15 Mock Trial 15 Senior Class Cabinet5 Honor Society 25 Student Response Team 25 Counselor Aide 15 Yearbook 15 Concert Choir 1. Greene, Vernon, ROTC 45 AFS 35 AFS Pres. Student Council Member 15 Sight Plan Member 15 Gosperl Choir 1. Grindstaff, Stacey, Concert Choir 45 Track 15 Cross Country 15 Cheerleader 25 Van Horn Singers 35 Student Council Member 15 Who's Who in Music 15 SADD 15 Senior Class Vice-Pres.5 AFS 15 Who's Who Among American High School Students 15 Vantasia 1 . . Hadley, Francine, Faloconette 15 Basketball 35 Track 1. Hamilton, Janet, Concert Choir 2. Harris, Carmen, Pep Club 45 J.V. Girls Basketball Manager 15 AFS 25 Modern Language Club 15 Gospel Choir 15 J.V. 8r Varsity Boys Basketball Manager 1. Hill, NeCole, Pep Club 35 DECA 2, Pres. 15 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1. Isbell, Reese, Honor Society 45 Tutoring 25 Student Council 15 Cross Country 15 Foreign Language Club 15 Junior Class Officer5 AFS 15 SADD 15 Art Club 15,Scholar Bowl 15 Science Bowl 15 Science Olympiad 1. Jackson, Wendy, Freshman Cheerleader 15 Falconette 15 AFS 15 Student Council 25 Varsity Cheerleader 15 Volleyball 15 Office At- tendant 15 Library Aide 15 National Honor Society 35 Dimensions in Teaching 15 Who's Who Among American Students 4. Johnson, Robin, AFS 25 Art Club 25 Peer Counseling 1. Jones, Tammie, Pep Club 35 Secretary Pep Club 15 AFS 15 Volleyball 1. Kliebert, Michele, Drill Team 23 National Honor Society 33 Tutor- ing 23 Academic Games 33 Student Council Rep. 33 SADD 13 IRC 13 Art Club 1. Lyons, Kelli, Falconettes 43 Sophomore Class Secretary3 Na- tional Honor Society .33 Peer Counseling 23 Student Response Team 23 Administrative Aide 23 SADD 13 Senior Class Secretary3 Baseball Manager 13 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1. McGill, Ellece, Stock Market 13 Pep Club 13 MECASA 13 Honor Society 13 Student Council 1. Nance, Kelly, National Honor Society 33 Youth for Christ 23 Karate 23 Cross Country 13 Senior Class Cabinet 1. Owensby, Charles, Freshman Footballg Frshman Basketballg J.V. Baseball 13 Varsity Football 33 Track 1. Price, Brenna, Tutor 23 Honor Society 43 SADD 13 Student Coun- cil 13 Office Aide 13 Mock Trial 13 Yearbook 13 Senior Class Cabinet 13 Foreign Language Club 23Partners ln Excellence 23 Deminsions ln Teaching 13 Honor Roll 43 Band 13 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1. Rand, Monique, Pep Club 23 Foreign Language Club 13 Office Aide 13 Counseling Center Aide 1. Rinehart, Dana, Falconette 23 Track Manager 23 Student Council 13 AFS 13 Office Aide 1. Rush, Andria, Pep Club 33 Van Horn Marching Band 23 ROTC 2. Ryan, Jamie, Sophomore Cabinet Member3 Junior Cabinet Member3 Senior Cabinet Member3 Counselor Aide3 National Honor Society 13 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1. Shurn, Olin, J.V. Basketball 13 Freshman Football 13 Varsity Basketball 33 J.V. Football 13 Junior Class Officerg Peer Counsel- ing 13 Varsity Football 1. Slifer, Kim, Freshman Cheerleader 13 Volleyball 13 Honor Roll 2. Smith, Michelle, Pep Club 13 Art Club 13 AFS 13 SADD 13 National Honor Society 1. Smith, Tracy, ROTC 13 Student Council 13 Pep Club 13 DECA 13 Concert Choir 13 Gospel Choir 1. Sneed, Angela, Cheerleader 33 AFS 13 Student Response Team 23 Peer Counseling 23 Key Club 13 ART Club 13 Student Council 4. Sublett, Shedrick, Football 13 Baketball 33 Track 33 Cross Coun- try 33 Pep Club 13 Partners In Excellence1. Tabron, Alisa, Track 43 AFS 23 Foreign Language Club 13 Pep Club 13 Office Aidef. Watson, Angelia, Concert Choir 4,Pres. 23 Van Horn Singers 43 Senior Class Presidentg Homecoming Queen3 DECA3 Van Horn Show Choir 13 Pep Club 1. Wedd, Monique, Pep Club 23 Concert Choir 33 Track 13 Van Horn Singers 13 Gospel Choir 13 Senior Class Cabinet Member. Weekly, Latrina, Track 43 Pep Club 13 Mock Trial 13 Cross Coun- try 13 Student Coucil 1. White, LaShunda, Peer Couseling 13 Student Response Team 13 Cross Country 13 Concert Choir 13 Van Horn Singers 13 Gospel Choir 13 Senior Class Reporter. Wilkins, Desmond, inroads 23 MACESA 23 National Honor Socie- ty 23 Basketball 13 Cross Country 23 Track 23 Who's Who Among American High School Students 23 Gospel' Choir 13 Honor Roll 43 National Merit Award Recipient. Williams, Denis, Youth For Christ 43 ROTC 13 Mock Trial 13 Year- book 23 Peer Counseling 23 AFS 13 Cross Country 13 Track 13 SADD Pres. 13 HISTEP 13 Art Club 13 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1. 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Michael . ,,... . ..., 60, 136 Crawford, Eddie . . . . . . 155. 157 Crawley, James , , . ..... 137 Crockett. Lola .... . . . 123 Crockett. Shawn ...... ....... 1 23 Crowder, Alaundra .... .... 9 1. 123 Cruey, Brandi ....... ......, 1 37 Crump, Nicky ...... .. . 109,119 Cruse. Nicole ...., .., .... 94, 123 Cunningham. George .... ...... 2 3 cunningham, s ..,,... ... iso Cushon, Lisa ......, , . . 24 Daniels. Kevin .... ..... I 09 Daniels. Lillie ....... .... 4 6. 123 Daniels, Quentin . .. ,..... .. 36 Daniels. Sam .,... .......- I 23 Davis, Bijon ..,,, . . - 24. 39. 50 Davis, amy ,... Davis, Daniel .... Davis, Kim ..... Davis. Melissa .... ....58.124 .. 124 .,.,66.89. 109 137 Davis. Michael . .. Davis. Tonya .... Davis. Tonyette .... Day. Lori .... . . Day. Matt ....... Decker, Larry .... Degeare. Dana . . . Delaney, G ...... Delapp, Dennis ..... Dennis. Willie .... Detwiler. Terri . . . DeVa11, Misty .... Dewey. Eugene .... Diamond, Tamara .... Dial. Chris .,,,. . . . . . . Diaz. Joe ...,........ Diehl, Duane ....... Dixon. MaShawn ...... Dodson. Yolanda . . . Doe. Anrew ....... Dogle. Elizabeth .... Doll, Becky ..,,. Donald. Ellis. . . . Dooley. Eric ..... . Doran. Angie .... Dorsey. Jim ..... Dotson. John ...... Douglas. Latonya , . . . Douglas, Matthew .... . Douglas, Tammy ...... Driscoll. Michelle . . . 24, 94 DuIin.Je1lrey .,.. Dulin, Jennifer . . . Dumas, Steven .... Duncan, Edwina .,,. Dunnam, Scott ,,,,, . Dunster. Anthony .... Durgan, Brian ...... Durgan,Steven . . Eads, Michelle ..... Eatman, James .... Echols. Mark . . . , Eddings. Jamie .... Edgar, Brian ..... . Edge, Justin ,.,, .... Edwards. Kenneth . . . Edwoods, Angela .... Elcyzn, Steve ...... Elias. Meloney ..... Emmerich. Amy . . . Engle. Chris ..... Engle, Russell ,... Erwin, Tonya ..,. Evans, Bart .... . Evans, Chris. . , Faltynowski. William . . , Farrell, Charity ..... Faulkner. Jesse . . . . Ferguson, Nancy . . . Ferrand. Bruce . . . . . Finch. Beth ..,. . . Finch, Brian .... Finch, Dawn ,... Finch. Donna .... Findley, Patricia .... Fitzwater, Daniel . . . Flowers. Gean .... Ford. Kevin ,,..,, Foster, Sarah ,,,. 58 68.110 109 24 137 ..,.,.36 147 156,158 137 ...........110 ...24.48,50.54 124 124 .,.137 ...........137 ...,........24 24.46. 50. 53. 57. 94 80 'f1ff'56,52 ...Has 110 137 124 .. 58.81,87.124 124 124 ..,49,55 124 110 137 53. 57. 62. 63. 71. 110 108 ,..110 ...24.48 124 124 124 24 137 124 24 . .,,,.,. 71,124 .. 49.5B.71.110 .,.,....71.110 ,...66 124 24 124 137 24.52.61 137 7.57, 155. 156 124 69. 124 138 110 159 .....,., ,52 25. 53. 62.63.71 138 110 110 151,152 138 110 25 25.48.57 Franklin. Terrill , . . . . . . 25. 38. 86. 100 Franklin, Traci ..... Frazier. Pamela .... Frazier. Robert ..... Freeman. William , , . . . . Fugatt. Russ .....,.... 138 .. 25.48,91 124 .....,..61.161 110 Fultz. Christy . 10, 53. 54, 71. 94, 103. 119, 130 Fultl, Katy ........... Ga1indo.Leas1y ,,,.. . . . 54.106.109.1l1 ...........137 Galvan. Monika .................. 111 Gardner, Kent ...... 25. 38.62. 78. 86,99 125 Garner, Michelle . . .... . Garo, Tim. .,,,.. . . . Garrdutte. Stisha . . . Garro. T .......... Garroutte, Stisha . . . Garwood, Dusty ..,. Gates, Tony ..... Gatson. Sherrie ..........,..,.... Geiger. Christy ........ Ifff,fI1fQf.1e 137 156 .... 58 137 125 125 125 Gentry, Stephen . , . 25, 49. 62. 63. 94. 98. 100 Gianino.Vicki.,.. ....... Gibson, Lois ....,., Gilbert. Tamasha .... Gilbert. Tomasha .... Giles. Ardy ........ Gill, Antonia ..... Gilyard, Donnell ..., Gladney, Lisa .... Goss, Tamika .... Goyette. Jesse ...., Goyette, Joey ......, Grandbuller. James .... Grandon. John ...... Granger. Anthony .... Graves. Stacey ..... Graves, Stacy .... Gray. Anthony. . . Gray, Jodi .,... Gray, Karen .... , . Gray. Keck ..., 158 158 . . .. 80 111 ,...87 .....25 25.86 ...25,40,41 ....36.55 137 87 , ........ 111 125 . . . 25. 48. 52.66 54.111 .,62.63.66.lll .,.........138 Gray. Sheldon . . . ........... 81, 125 Gray. steve .......,. 16587883111 orentnnnse, Kim .... 26. 41155, 521. Ge. 63 Green. Betty .......... 125 Green. Susan . . . 125 102. Greene. Vernon ,.... 2. 26. 50. 68. 98, 103 138 Grillin, Dorie . .. Grillin, Paula ..... Grindstail, Stacey .... 134.138 Grillint, Sunny ..,...,.,,,......... as 20, 26. 50. 66. 101 Grisby. Artis ...................... 81 oriiary. Tracey .... .... 5 3, 119 Gurney. Danny .... ..... 1 25 Guzman, Matt .... . . , 138 Hadley. Francine . . ....... 40 Hagewood. Travis .... .... 4 9. 111 Hahnlield. Michelle . . . .... . Ill Haley. R ....... . . ....... 161 Hall. Anthony ..... .,....... 1 38 Hall, Brenda .... ... 58, 89. 102 Hall, Dianna .... .,,.... 1 38 Hall. Kenneth . . . .,,,, , 125 Hall, Kenny. .. Hall. Pamela ..., Hall. Tina .,.. .... ....66.111 Hamby, Darryl .,,. .... 2 6. 41.66 Hamilton. Janet .... ,.... . . . 26 Hamilton. Norman . . .... 138 Hamm. Linda ..... ...,., 1 38 Hannon. Felicia . . . . . 26, 111 Hansen. Chris ..... .,,.... 3 6 Hardman. Stacey , . . .., 125.147 Hargrove, Damon. , , . . . . . 46 Haris, Lyle ......, ,,,, 1 1 I Haris, Tracy .,,,.. ,... 1 11 Harlim. Johnella .... .,.... 1 39 Harrington. Lacie , . . .... 91. 125 Harris, Carmen, , .. ,... 26. 48 Harris. Jenniler ..... Harris. Lakeshia ..., 139 .......139 Hart. Jonathan ,,., .... 6 6. 78, 81 Harvey, Juanita . . . ...,.. . 139 Hauber. Matt ...... . . . . 78. 81. 126 Hawes, Frances .,.. ........ 2 6 Hawes. Richard . . . .... . 111 Hayes. Dorothy ..,.. ..... 1 54 Hayes. Hernandez .,,., . . . 112. 119 Hayes. Shawn ...... . . . 60. 112 Hayley. Tronda ..., ...... 1 12 Head. Tommy .... . , , 26, 69 Hedges. Brian ..... .... 6 1, 126 Heitman, Donald ..... .. , .. 139 Henderson. Ladon ,.,, ....... 1 39 Hendricks, Jason . . . .....,, 3, 139 Hennigh, Lyle ..... ... 58.66, 126 Hensley. Jell . . . .,,,,. . 126 Hershey. John . , , , ......... . . 26 Hertzler. Julie ,.... ,..,, 4 6, 1 12, 126 Hertzler, Mary, ..,, ... 12. 46, 94, 112 Hill. Shaunice ..,,, ....... 6 6, 112 Hinkley, Joseph , . . . ........ . 125 Hitch. Lance .... .... 1 26 Ha11riy.Erran .... ... 126 Holmes. Cindy .... .,.. 1 26 Hoist, Johnny ..... , , , . . 139 Homleld. Eddie . . . ...... . 126 Hooker. Yvonne . .,,. ..,,,.. 5 O. 58. 89 Hoover, George , . , ........,... . 161 Hoskins. Janice . .. . .. 46, 66. 126, 166 Hoskins, Jimmy .... . ,.,,.,.,,,. 139 Hawe.wendy...,,. ,...., 139 Hubbard.Taba1ha . . . . . . 126 Hughes, Kaye ........ ,,,, 1 58 126 Humphrey. Kim ........ .... Huntebrinker. Thomas .,..,,.....,. 139 139 Hunter, Angel .,.....,............ Hunter. Jason. .. .... 46.94. 120. 126 Hunter. Sherri, . . lngerozc. Joell . . . . 46.126 . . . 71 1ngersol1.Joell ........... .,.,..... 2 7 Isbell. Eric ,,,, . ..............,,. 140 Isbell. Reese . 27, 38. 49. 53. 55. 57. 71.94 Ivan. P .... ................,,... 1 58 Jackson, Deric ...... ..... 1 33 Jackson, Janisha .... . ,,..., 112 Jackson. Mark .... . . . , 65. 112 Jackson. Marvin ,.,. ,,,. 6 7. 161 Jackson. Ms ...... ....., B 9 Jackson, Sonya ...... ..... 3 6, 40 Jackson. Sylvester .... .... 5 7. 126 Jackson. Tamisha .,., , ..... 66 Jackson. Tim ...... ...... 5 3. 112 Jackson, Tonya ................... B0 Jackson. Wendy ......... 27, 48. 84. 101 Jackson-Brown. Brenda , , ..., 20. Jacobson. Mark ...... Jacoby. Mike ..... . . . 92. 159 .. ...7.126 James. Frank ...... ,,...,, I 57 James, Latonya ..... .... 6 6. 127 Jeans, Harold ..... ...., 1 27 Jenkins. Lavita ... . . . 40 Jenkins. Tracy .... ........... , 140 Jennings. Laura ........,....,,.,. 127 Johnson, Andrea ..... 46. 48. 53.91. 112 Johnson. Asst Coach ............... 78 Johnson. Frank . .,,,,,..,......... 27 Johnson. G ......... ,.., 1 54 Johnson, KeAnn ...... . . . 27. 38 Johnson, Kenneth .... . . . 140 Johnson. Kennith ... .... .. 58 Johnson. Kim ...... . . . 27. 41 Johnson. Kimberly .... . , . 27. 66 Johnson. Lakita ...... ..... 4 6 Johnson, Larhonda .... . . . 112 Johnson, Latonya . . . .... . 140 Johnson, LeRoy ..... . . , 27. 50 Johnson, Maurice . ,. . . .. 27 Johnson, Michelle ..... . . . 140 Johnson. Nichole .... . . . 27 Johnson.O1ando .... .... 4 6 Johnson. Robert .,,. ... 112 Johnson, Robin . . . 27,52 46 Johnson.Terr1e ..,.....,.... , ..,.. Johnson. Tina ........ Johnson. Victor . . . Johnson. Will, . , . . , Johnson, Volanda . Johnson. Volanda . Joiner. Rodney ..... Jones.Ang1ique ,... Jones. Bryan . . . Jones. Dawnetta . . Jones. DeEtta .,., Jones. Ebony .... Jones. Jason . . . Jones. Jenniler . . Jones, Latrell .... Jones, Mark ..... Jones, Melissa . . . Jones. Michelle .... Jones. Rose .... , Jones. Steve ...... Jones. Tammie . . .. Jones, Tammil . . . Jones, Tammy. . . Jones. Tania .... Janes, Virginia . .. Jordan, Carlos. . . Jordan, Craig .... Jordan. Shanita .... Jordan. Shawn , . . Joyner. Regina. . . Jr. Olin Shurn ..... Jurgeson. Paula .... Kailes. Joe ..., Kearse, Curtis ..,.. Keeney. Belinda. . Keeney. Kimberly . . . Keer, Andy ,... . . Keith, Shawn .... Keith1y,Stacy . . . Ke11y,Cosette .... Kerr. Andy . . . . Kiatings, Brian . .. Kim. Sehan ..... Kina. Catina ...,. Kina. Melissa .... Kincheloe, Kevin . Kind1e.Denita . . . King, Gary ..,... Kinney, Patrick . . Kinstler, Jenniler. Kirgan. Deanna . . Kirgan, Dee ..... Kirgan. Jackie . . . Kleeman, Cynda. . Kleeman. Cyndi . . Kliebert. Michelle . Krahenbuhl, Jim , Lane.Earl. . , , , .. Lanigan. Becky, . . Lanpher. Jarrett.. Lawrence. Cory ..,. Lawson, Kendall, . Lawtan. Robin 1 ..,. Leano. Vele ........ 6.50.54.70.l12 127 119 66.112 127 ....50 133 27.38 27.50.66 91, 140 58 Mfffza 112 .......3s 7.127 66, 113 140 119 ....39 ....28 ...,..50 113 . . . . 157.158 140 140 . . . . 70 140 127 86 140 . . .. 55.70.94. 161 28.66 140 140 ...,60 113 140 ....65.158 127 113 140 127 113 83 . .,,., 36 28,78 127 ....50,127 rr .... 140 58.85 52.84.113 ...60.71.94 ,,.....55 28.55.57 127 113 46,74.91,120.127 127 141 141 141 145 Ledbetter. Sheldon .....,,, 40. 46. 74. 78 141 Leddbetter. Rhon . Leddbetter. Shon . Lee. Sherri ...... Leibold. Virgil .... Ml 153 54.84.85. Leighter. Anne .... .... 1 13 Lemken, Wendy.. ........... 147 Leninger, Stacey .... ......... 1 27 Lewis, Brian ..... .,..... 2 8 Lewis. Kiva ..,.. ........ I 41 Lewis.Lashe1l .... .... 6 6. 74. 113 Lewis. Mitch ,,.. ......... 3 6 Liggett. Melissa .... ...... 1 13 Ligon. Teresa .... . . . 8. 127 Ligre, Teresa .... . . . 128 Lincoln, Eric ..... . . . 127 Lindsey. Alex .... .,.... 8 7 Liptack. Nick ..,, . . . 28. 78 Liprnir, nick ..... . ,, 28. 64 Littleton, Vicky .,.. .... 2 a Lively. Joshua ...., ,.,,.. . , ...... 28 Lonchar, George ..... ,,,,..,, .... 1 6 0 Long, LaShawn ......, 29, 38, 50, 89. 101 Long. Stacie ..........,.,...,.... 141 Lopez. John . . . 29. 46. 50. 53. 54, 62. 100 Loucks, Gary ................ , . . . 157 Louthaln. Brandy .,.. ....., 1 41 Luke, Adrian . ....,....,...... 92. 106 Lynn, Bobby ..............,.,... 1 13 Lyons. Kelli ..... 20. 29. 48. 53. 54. 55. 91 Mabry. Kelly ..... Mack, Rosaland . . Manely, Teresa ,,.. Manning. Roy ..,. Mansaw. Sherri ..... . . Marionneaux. Toya .... Markley. Hollie . . . Marshall, William , Martin. Jena ...., Martin. Scott .... Martin. Shawn . . . Martin. Terry ..., Martiny. Chris . . . Maudlin. Donnie. . Maudlin. Donny . , .. Mayfield. Bart ...... May1ie1d.Ms . , ,... . . . McAdams, Joseph McBride, Shannon McCall. Dee ...., McC1ark. James. . . ....,..29 52,113 66 141 37 113 46,515,127 141 113 29 46,141 113 161 141 46 127 153 141 141 46.48,50.57. 113 .,.........,128 167 1 McCoy, Herb ...... . . . 159 McCubbin, Lori .......,. . , . 141 McDaniels. Terrence .,... .... 7 8 McDonald. Scott . . . McDonald, Sharon .... , McGill, Eleece ..... McGill. Ellece .,... McGown. Shawn . . . McGregor. Marion . . McHenry. Shelly .... Mclntosh. Tamlka . . Mclntyre. Jason. . . McLane, Rodney .... McNeal. Ladonna .... McQuarters. Danny. Meade. Dana . .,,. . Meadors, Michael .... Meeks. Rashetta , , . Mendenhall, Brett .... Messer. Ben ...... Mickles. Zena, . . . . Mickles. Zina .....,... Midgett, Cassaundra Midgett, Steve ........ Midgyett. Cassandra Miller. Kathryn . . .... Miner. Kathy ...... Miner. Kelly ..... Miller, Leslie , ..,... Miller. Richard ..... Mlller, Scott ..... Mina, Jakie ....... Mlnter. Marketta . . . Moffett. Philip ...,. Montavy, Kevin .... 127 113 29.40 ...29.48,99 7,128 141 .. 113 141 141 17 141 141 29.55.70 .......46 142 ...6l.113 ...62,l14 ....29.55 29 , ...... 80 37.40 114 114 , ........ . .... 66 29,35.52 11,84,110.l14,142 ' 29 'Ilfffffflffifiii .. 114 58 166 29.48.52,61 Moore, Carmelrta .... . ..... 80. 134. 142 Moore, Cassaundra .... Moore. Debbie ..,.. Moore, Jay ....... Moore. Kathryn .... Moore. Katrina .... Moore. Rickey ..... Moore, Ricky .... Moore, Rufus ..., Moore. Talisa ,... Morgan, Mary . . . Morley, Teresa .... Morris, Gregg. . . Morris. JacQui .... Morris, Kendra .... Morris, Krys ...... Morris. Lee ......... Muhammad. Kenya .... Mullendore. Klm , . . . Mullln. Angle ....., Murphy, Chrls ..... Murray, Michael ....... Mutcherson, Aysryll . . . Myer, Clint .,....,.. Myers. Erlc .....,, . Myrick. Robert ..., Nance, Kelly ...... Nance, Lyndel ..... Nathaniel, Day .... Needles. Susan. . . . Nelson, Angie .... Nelson. Jeff . ..... Nelson. Kevin ....... Neudeck, Cheryl . . . Neudeck, Maisha .... Neugent, Cynit .... Newell. Jackie .... Newton, Tonia .... Nichols, Chuck .... Nichols. Nlcole .... Nichols, Tony ..... Nicholson. John ..... Nissan. Scott ..... Nissen, Scott ..,. Nixon. Cheryl .... Nolan, Rex .... Nolen. Rex .... Nunkey. Nil ..... Nylund, Julie .... O Guin. Travis ..... O Neal, Tim . . ..... Officer. Pamela .... Oliver. Yolanda .... Olufe. S ........ 114 53 114 ...46.142 142 . ..,... 58 46.114 128 ....66 ..114 113 ,. ..... 81 142 ,..66.12B . ..... 29 128 128 ..142 128 142 ...133 30 142 ...142 142 . .. 30. 46. 55, 60 37 124 157 .....147 143 ....30.38 128 114 128 114 128 157 ....114,119 ....111,114 ,.....128 ..,41.57,61 . ...... 37 ...53,157 ...,...60 128 48.66.114 35.78 30.66 ........46,142 158 Onka, Tracie ,.... . . .. 10, 52, 66, 84, 114 Onka. Traci ......,............... 61 Onka. Tricia ..........., 62.63. 84. 114 Ostrander. Michael ...........,. 52, Otsby, Stacey ...... Owens. Linda .....,. Owensby. Charles . . . Packnett. Lashann ..... Packnett. Michelle ..... Packnett, Rachelle ...,. Page. Brian ......,.. Page, Chris ..,... Pamish. Miles .... Pardee, Tim ..... Parker, Danny ..,.. Parker. Debbie .... Parker. Debbi .... Parker, Mark ...... Paschal, Diana ...... Paschal, Susanna .... Patel, Hema ...... Patel, Mayur ..... Patel, Pritybala .... Payton, Brian , .... Pearson. Dana ..... , Pegues. Angelo ....... 114 143 ....58 78 143 ....53 114 ...143 , ..,. 128 ......115 58.128 30.69 114 154 111115. 129 166 .. ........ 115 46.66.129 129 143 .,.,48,52 37 129 Pennington. Darrel. .... ...... l 29 Pennington. Evyonne .... 17,146 Pennington, Reggie . . . . . . 115 Peppars, Carmen ..... . .... 66 Peppeno, Carmen , . . . . . . 115 Peppers. Gregory ..... ....... 8 Perkins, Charlesetta .... ....... l 15 Perkins, Marlys ...... .... 5 7. 159 Perkins. Steve ..... Verry, Lisa .... . . . . 87.129 129 Pertiller, Ramona . . . .. . 66 Pese. Alauni ...... , .... 37 Pese, Katerina ..... . . . 147 Peterson, Charles ..... . . , . 143 Peterson, James . . . . . . 129 Peterson, Joe ...... . . . 37 Peterson, Maxine ..... . , . , 129 Peterson. Vernika . . , Petterson. James. . . Petterson. Tim . . . . . Pickel, Valerie .... Pickens, Ora. . . Piggie. Dawn ..... Pinion, Chris ..... Piper, Bonnie .... Polfer, Dennis .... Powell, Al ...... Powell, Corey .... Powell, Deirdre ..... Powell, Marquetta . , ............. 1 29 58 .. ..... 37 .. .... 166 115 129 ......115 115 .....,..46.58.143 4.9.85. 157,159 115 129 .....60 115 Price, Brenna , ..,. 63, 71 Price. Deadra ...... Price. Jerry ..,. Price. Karen .... Price, Tyronna . . . . Primm, Tamisha . . . Primm. Tom ..... Prince, Bryan ..... Proctar, James ..... Puckett. Gary .... Pugh. Jared ..... , Pyles. Rena ..... 116 . 78, 80, 155, 160 143 6.46.1-43 .......119 ......30 .,..116 129 30 ....115 Raines. Taffeny ..............,... 1 16 Rainey, Deanthony . . Ramsey. Kim . . . . .. Ramsey. Robbin. , . . Rand, Monique. . . Ransom. Kelsi .... Rawlins. Janee ..... Rawlins, Janene .... Ray, Nichole. . . , . Ray. Nicole ..... Reaka, Scott ..... Reddell, Andrew .... Reyes, Joe ........ Reynolds. Mertha . . . Rhodes, George .... Rhodes, Lannie . . . . Rhodes. Rashanda . . Rhodes, Rashonda . . Rhodes, Raymond . . . Richards, Janine .... Richardson, Devon . . Richardson. LaFonda Ricks. Jeanetto ..... Riddle, Roger ....... Riddlespriger, George Riggs, Homer ..... . Riley. Nicholes ..... Riley. Nicole .... Rinehart, Dana . . . Rist, Vincent ...... Robbins. Vanessa. . . Roberts, Adrian .... Roberts. Jake .,.. Roberts. James , . . . Roberts, Joe ....... Robinson, Carey .... Robinson, Cary .... Robinson, Coren , . . Robinson, Larry . . . . Robinson. Litel ..... Robinson, Rhonda . . Robinson. Tara .,... Rocole. Scott .... Rodes, George . . . Rodgers, Carolyn . . . Roe. Donelle ..... Roe,Donnel , . . . . Rogers, Carolyn .... Roland. Lori . .... . . Roland, Roxanne . . . Rone, Adrian ..... Rosa, Aaron .... Rose, Aaron .,.. Ross, Karen .... Ross, Mike ..... Ross, Nicole ..... Rowens, Telecia .... Rowland. Roxanne . . Royster. Tina ...... Rush, Andrea .... Ryan, Jamie . .. Ryan, Shelli .... Salinas, Joe .... Samples. C, . . , Sanchez, John . . . Sanders, Brian . . . Sanders, Ray ...... Sanders, Tajuana . . . Saunders, Ray ..... Saunders. Rodney . . . Scanlan, Justin , .... Schanuth, Dennis. . . Schapeler, Edwin.. . Schapler, EL. ..J.. Schiele, Marcus .... Schreck, Dana . . . Schreck, Mindy .... Schubert, Sue .... Sears. Susan ....... 'A6,'5-i,'1'ii,'1Esi. ,. .... 116 Robertson. Adrienne 2 129 166 , ............ 143 . ..,.. 8,30,48,50 143 . ...,.. 120 ....46.129 .......80 ..1.46.50 143 ............129 78.81.129.132 161 129 . .... 6.54,116 . ........ 70 . ..... 60 . .-...143 ...130 .. ...30 143 130 .....143 .. ...17,156 . . .... 30 ...52 ...31 143 . ..... 35 120 .....60 143 ..,.130 . ...52 . .... 86 116 .....86 143 . .... 66,116 ,...31.48 129 58 ...57 143 ...81 130 144 80 60 ...,...31 ....31.103 46.74,134. 143 116 . ............ 66 144 31.48,55,99 116 116 ...,157 144 144 156 . .... 66,116 . ..,. 144 . ....... 130 . ...... 58,144 . ............ 31 3,31,6B,69 130 ....46,130 91.144 161 Sears, Suzan ............ . ....... 116 Seddon, Meredith . 48, 62, 63, 68, 103, 116 Seng, Tom .... Shaffer, Craig ,.... Shaw, Michelle .... Shaw. Susan .... Shaw, Suzan . .... . Shearhart. Justin .... Shears. Charles . . . Shepherd. Tonia . . . . Shockey, Steve . , . Showman. Angi ..... Showman.'Angie .... 161 ....87 ....31 . .... .7 119 ..,.68.69 78 130 138 ...,...31 31,52 116 Shubkagel, Valerie. ............. . . Shultz. Lawrence .................. 46 Shurn. Olin . ., ...... . 39.4l.66. 86. 166 Shuttleworth. Kelly ..... 78.81, 116, 166 Sickles. Sherri , .................. 130 Silvers. Krischawna . . , . . , . 80. 130, 133 Simko. Steven . .... . Simko, Tina , ..... Simpson, James .... Simpson. Michele . . . , ........ 31 ...6l.144 37 130 Simpson, Shawn .............. 85, 130 130 Singelton. Angela ................. Slifer. Jeff ........... Slifer, Kimberly . .. . Slinker, Guy ...... Smith. Anthony .,... Smith, Antoinette . . . Smith. Arlon ..., Smith. Candi .... Smith, Candy. , . Smith, David .... Smith, Delano .... Smith, E ....... Smith, Giselle ..... Sm1th.Janea . . . Smith, Jason ..... Smith, Jerand .... Smith. Kelly .... Smith, Laurie , .. Smith, Mark .... Smith. Michelle . .. Smith. Rodney , . .. 46. 49. 57, 60, 130 ,. ........ 31.85 13.116 ...58,116 ..32,48 144 71,116 ...53,70 116 144 158 ...,....144 46,54.116 32.52,61 144 130 117 78.81,117 32 . ........... 144 Smith. Tracey . . , . ........ 32, 52,66 Smith, Tracy . .. ..., Sneed. Angela , ..... . . 32 32. 48. 50. 54, 57 Snow. Gregg ................... 35. 78 Southivongnoeath. Lee .... , .... 9 Sowell. Norman ......., . . . 156 Spann,Quinita ....... . . . 144 Sparks, Ray ........ . .. 130 Spearman, Nathan .... ..... 1 44 Spellmeyer, Toni .... . . . 46, 117 Spencer. Mario .... Spradley. William .... Staggs, Dalila ..... Stallings, Ms .... . . . Stemmons. Janee .... Stephens. Latonia .... Steward, Carl . . . . . Steward. Doyle .... Stone. Christy .... Stone. Christie .... Stone. Mary .... Stout, Jan ....... .....131 ...,.131 ...5.117 71 106 117 144 ....32 80 144 144 62.63. Stubbs. Danselle ................. 157 Stout. Tim ...... . ...,...,. 157 144 131 Stubward, Michael ...,............ Sublett. Shedrick . . . 3 2.39. 41.6l.86.94 Sullivan. Betty ................... 144 Sullivan. Jason . .... Sutherland, Scott .... Sutherlin, Angela .... Sweeton, Christy .... Tabron, Alisa . . . Talley, Eunice .... Tanis, Neil ....... Tanner. Starla ...... Tatum, Latonya ..... Tatum. LeRon .... Taylor. Alisha ..... Taylor. Cortez .... Taylor. Joe. . . Taylor, Kali . . . Taylor, Pat, ..... Taylor, Robin ..... Taylor, Sheila ....... Templeton, James .... Terrell. Susan ...... Thomas. Charnae . . . Thomas, Reggie ..... Thompson. Dawn . . . Thom son Dee p , ...... . Thompson, Jennifer . .... . . 131 ....32 ....32 ... 131 ..,. 32, 48, 50, 89 131 32 145 145 32 ........80 6.87.1l7 117 117 145 131 .,.,85. 66, 125 145 131 145 .. . . . .. 117 117 117 145 117 Thornton. Anthony , ..... Tiebout. Chris . , .... Tilford. Corey ..... 37,52 Tilford, Lacey ..... .... 3 7 Tims, Janelle . . . . . . 117 Tipton. Janet ..... ... 131 Toepfer, James .,,.. . . . 156 Townes. Eric ........ . ,. 117 Townsend, Martie ..... .... 5 2 Townsend, Rona ...... . . . . 33 Townsend, Russell .... .... 8 7 Townsend, Rusty .... . . . 117 Treese, David, ...... . . . 145 Trevino. John ........ . . . 145 Tucker, Montaque. , . . -. . , 145 Tucker. Montey ..... .... 6 0 Tumas, Ketina .... . .. 145 Turner, Ericka .... ...... 1 45 Turner. Kenna ...... .....,.... 1 31 Turner. Sylvester . . . . .... 88, 89, 161 Turner Leon, Jr . . . .... 103, 152 Turolf, Jennifer ..... ....... 1 33 Tyson, Carey ..... .... 6 6 Tyson, Kerri. , . . . . . . 78 updike, J .,.., ... 156 Upp, Sheila ..... .... 3 3 Llrban, Teresa, .... .. . 166 Valdez, Eddie ..... VanBibber. Nanette Vansittert. Kristine, Vardyan, William , . Vaughn, Cherri .... Vele, Efaraima ..... Vinyard, Mike .... Vivian. Katina .... Vogel, B . .... . Wagner. Artisha .... Wagner. Lisa .... Wagner, Sharon .... Walker. Angela ..... Walker, Danall . . . H ...145 ,. .... 154 ..,....33 .. ..... 155,158 33 58,61,66,13l ,..........l17 ......46.145 161 ,..4e 117 111-55. Walker. Dawn . ............ .... 9 1. Walker. Raymond ..... 46. 60. 66, 69, Walkers, Jason .... Waller, Renaika .... Walters. Jason ..... Ward, Andre, . . .. Ward, Hattie. . , Ward, Mary .... Ward, Melva . , . Ware, Billy ...... Ware, Yolanda ..... 145 102 117 117 117 60 145 131 118 131 145 131 145 118 Washem, Steve . .... . ...... 118 Washington. Latoya .... . . . 131. 147 Washington. Shelley . . . ...... . . 60 Watkins. Andre ...... . . . 46, 86. 118 Watkins. Darryl .... . .. 78, 81. 131 Watkins. Daryl ..... . ....... B7 Watkins, Shannon .... ..... 4 0, 78 Watkins. Willie ............. 38, 52, 100 Watson. Andre ..... 145 Watson. Angelia . 20, 33, 38, 50, 52, 66. 99 Watson, Evande ............... 66, 131 Weakley. Charles ...... Watts. Sean ....... ....33.5B Weathington, Glenda ..... ..... 3 7 Weaton, Shawn ..,.... . . . 35 Weaver, Ray ........ ..... 4 Webb, Sharon ....... .... 1 18 Webber. Chris ........ .. ,, 118 Webber. Stephanie .... , . . . 131 Wedd, Monique ...... . . . 66 Wedd, Monte .... ................. 3 7 Weekly. Fatema . ............. .... 1 28 Weekly, Latrina .... 33. 41, 48, 50, 54, 89 Weekly, Latrica .................. 154 Wells. Anthony ............... 46. 145 Wendelton, Matt ..... .... 1 31 Wendleton, Matt ..... . . . 49 Wesley. Lanora ,... . . 131 West, David . .. . . 156 West, Kevin. . , . . 132 West. Lori .,......... ....... 5 0 West, Mellissa ..... 1 46 Westmoreland, Rebecca ...... 33. 48. 57 Westpfahl, Eric .... .. , ...... 169.132 Wheathington. Glenda .... , ......, , . 46 Wheaton, Kim ..... Wheaton, Shawn . . . White. LaShunda. . . 94, 101 146 20. 33. 39, 50. 54. 66. White, Shantella .......,.......... 146 Whitted, Darrell ..,. . . . . 33 Wieckhost. T . .... ., , , . 161 Wilborn. 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