Wando High School - Legend Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

riNG POINT WANDO HIGH 1560 Mathis Ferry Road Mount Pleasant South Carolina 29464 Volume 13 School Colors: Cardinal, black, and white School Mascot: the Warrior Size: approximately 1600 students Athletic Division: 6-AAAA il These Friendly Faces! Any passerby on Mathis Ferry Road might look at Wando and not think any- thing about it. Sure, it's a school, but to those of us who spend six hours a day. one hundred and eighty days a year here, we know there is much more than meets the eye. To be in the school for even one day, one finds out that it is truly the people that make the school — there are so many different types, nothing else could compare! If it was not for the variety of the stu- dent body, imagine how boring school would be! There are the studious types, athletic types, crazy types, quiet types: the list is endless! Also expected in a school with 1600 students is the countless interests and activities; working, play- ing sports, and traveling are some examples. Despite the many semmingly opposite groups of people and all the various interests, we all have one point in common: We are the Wando Warriors! TOP: K.C. tells Kara and Kathi about her “terrific Tim.” Actually being able to get in your locker is a rare chance because the halls are usually so crowd- ed: Beth. Brett, and Mike take advantage of the situation. Jeff and Allen use the five minutes between classes to catch up on what has been happen- ing. RIGHT: “The numbers are uno. dos. tres says Mrs. Hurd as she reviews her Spanish 2 students. 2 OPENING Rick and friends pal around during first lunch. What is this friendly foursome hiding behind their smiles? u ivzRsn These guys beat the heat by standing in the shade by A-pod during first lunch ABOVE: No. these freshmen aren’t behind bars; they're just waiting for the dreadful “Wando Phys. Ed.” uniforms, the next best thing. Friendly faces can be found almost anywhere at WHS. OPENING 3 Inside Look At Wando Because we come to school ev- eryday, we often fail to realize the special points that separate Wando from any other Charleston County school. The most obvious ex- ample of this is the Honors Program. Although many feel there are still some incongruities to be worked out, the program's purpose is to create a strong, challenging curriculum for those advanced students who want to utilize their abilities. Wando is the first school in the county to take this step toward academic excellence, and next year’s graduating class will be the first one with Honors Diplomas. In addi- tion to the honors courses, many AP classes are offered, namely in English, Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, and U.S. and European History. Some students still choose to take classes at the Col- lege of Charleston. Wando is also the only school in the county to offer four languages: Spanish, French, Latin, and German. As a result of last year's evaluation, Wando is expected to be accredited by the Southern Association of Col- leges and Schools (SACS) sometime in 1985. The administrators and faculty worked extremely hard on this last year and the students appreciate their dedication. Jody Legare captures the attention of his audi- ence. His drama class was doing an exercise in imagination and speaking expressively. Many students take Mrs. Clift's marine biology class in their junior year One reason for its popu- larity is that its subject matter is easy to relate to because we live in a coastal city. 4 OPENING Doug Marek studies surfing. Although the li- brary is mainly for research and studying, stu- dents who finish their work early will always find something else to do The door of opportunity is open to every student; Sandy and Dana have taken advantage of it in the Business Department. Crowded halls are all-too-familiar scenes be- tween classes. One wonders if it is possible to get to his next class in just five minutes! It’s a wonder that our teachers can be so pleas- ant. considering they have such rough jobs! OPENING 5 eniors — Finally On Top!! A Alter four tough years, it is finally the year of the CLASS OF 86. At last we are above all the other classes, but we cannot help but look back on the previous years with a feeling of sadness. It is hard to believe how fast the time has flown — only a short time ago we were FRESHMEN, the ones getting lost in the halls, the quietest class at the pep rallies, and the “new kids on the block.” But through three years of killer classes, teachers, and tests, we have managed to excel in every aspect. Our class has pulled together after a slow start to win the spirit award two years and shows no inten- tion of relinquishing the title of “Most Spirited Class. This year promises to be one of great memories (Junior Senior, Senior Cruise) as we realize we will not be together next year. But for now. we are ruling the school as the CLASS OF 86!! Jennifer Cichoki tells another of her wild itories. to the amusement of her friends. Julie studies for her next test, while Kerie hates just thinking about it. Noel Bentle concentrates intently on her music. Norman lives up to his reputation as biggest flirt any place, any time. 6 OPENING Incredible though it may seem. Seniors are still living after four years of school lunches! ABOVE: DOUBLE TROUBLE — Jennifer Orvm and Jennifer Cichoki hug and mug for the cam- era. Kim Wilson and Leslie Miller don’t mind school too much, as long as they have a lunch break to relax in. Laura and Mary — best friends FOREVER! These two aren’t camera-shy! Tom Schuman and Westy Westmoreland are their usual friendly selves. Despite any distractions. Terri-ky manages to take notes in Marine Biology OPENING 7 The sophomore class gives its all in supporting Wando. Elizabeth Craven prepares to participate in the Hartsville Hick eating contest. Deron Nettles goes to the board in an eflort to solve a problem. Not all business courses are easy, as Mary Heath is finding out. 8 OPENING Q ophomores Take On Challenging V Year The Sophomore year seems al- most like an extension of the Freshmen year except for the new title, the harder classes, and the relief of not being picked on. Sophomores find that school has its fun moments as they become more a part of the activities and adjust to the expectations placed on them. They realize that their freshmen year is over, and now they must start to decide more of their goals that will guide them through the rest of high school. They also realize that they are now in those long-awaited “high school years.” r - Many sophomores like Kirk Bonnoitt find out that you can learn the history of the world in one year! John McQueen thinks he understands the Span- ish phrase, but he listens to make sure. Sean Adams does some last-minute studying for a surprise World History test. OPENING 9 Junior Class Has Many “Firsts” This year's Junior class has. like most Junior classes, experienced many firsts. like going to the Junior Senior, taking the SAT. and getting rings. But there are also some other firsts this year’s class has to its credit It is the class with which the honors pro- gram was initiated, and they are taking the diffi- cult courses designed for advanced students. It has been said that the Junior year is always the hardest, so without a doubt, this class can attest to that This year's class is also the first required to have twenty two credits to graduate. Overall, the Junior year is the busiest and har- dest. as one finally starts to decide on colleges and his future; this seems like an insurmountable task to some, but the choices usually become clearer as time goes on. It sometimes feels like it is impossible for anyone to survive the tough classes most Juniors take, but it is always worth it in the end when one can say he's a Senior! Lunch is the best time for these Juniors to catch up on the latest gossip about everything! Anna Hamrick pretends to do her English classwork. 10 OPENING Troy takes a break from yearbook layouts to find the photographer practicing his aim. Margaret, you look tired and practice hasn’t even started yet! Cliff lets his point be known and George doesn't attempt to disagree. Alice Sun only wishes that class could be like this all year! Todd gives Julie a hug during halftime — just friends of course! Julie Swift lends a back instead of a hand to help a friend. AHA! The photographer found the hiding place of April Helms and Kevin Huthinson. ABOVE: Hey. someone has to eat the school’s lunch! or so says Zane Skinner. The smiles on Kerri’s and Kristy’s faces must mean that the Warriors are winning another football game. OPENING 11 Matthew Whiteside takes a peek at his note- book. A typical freshman — exhausted after one class! Cohn Somers sets his mind to the difficult task of playing the xylophone. WANQq c) H pn These freshmen proudly display their spanking- new gym uniforms — they won't be this clean for long! 12 OPENING Warrior World As the upperclassmen move up a year, a new class of freshmen comes to Wando and has to adjust to a totally different world, their home for the next four years. This year’s class had established its identity almost before school start- ed: it was to be THE largest fresh- men class ever at Wando, 600 strong. That did not mean that it would not be totally unlike the other classes in their first years. The stu- dents had to adjust to the new school — familiar questions heard that first week included Where's the gym?” and How do you get to U-pod? — the new teachers, new friends, and in general the many ex- pectations placed on them. Of course, there is also the treatment from upperclassmen that freshmen have grown to fear. In addition to the dirty looks, and offers to buy elevator tickets, the freshmen have had to learn to ignore the directions from Seniors — If you don't see the swimming pool, you're not at the right gym. Freshmen quickly adjust to the Warrior life and prove that they are an important part of Wando. John Howell reflects on his fun night and another Wando Warrior victory. OPENING 13 Warriors have DEFINITELY got spirit! It is evident everywhere and is a major reason for the success of our athletic teams. We show our spirit in many ways: by yelling our hearts out at pep rallies, taking part in extracurricular activities, and even by buying spirit ribbons. Students can al- ways be found supporting the Warrior teams of football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, soccer, and wrestling. W ■ ■ ell, Have You Got That Spirit? Students follow that great arrow to get to the Seniors prove it again — the Class of ‘86 is THE pep rally. BEST! WHS- 1 — these cowbells are used to cheer on the team and make noise! 14 OPENING The cheerleaders show how to do the worm. The Senior worm barely crosses the finish line in one piece to win the class competition. The guys take it easy at the pep rally but know they’ve got a big night ahead of them. The Junior class says YO!” OPENING 15 Warriors Can Be Found Everywhere Although Wando covers all of the relatively small East Cooper area, there are numerous places where Warriors can be found other than the school itself. Many students work after school at familiar places like K-Mart, Wal-Mart, or fast food restaurants. Those who do not work spend their time doing schoolwork or taking part in sports or clubs. Popular spots that Warriors frequent on the weekends in- clude the mall, anywhere downtown, football games, and the beach. Warriors like Julie Todd. David Graham, and DeDe Bishop can always be found at one of the local beaches. fm This aerial view of the Wando campus makes the school seem small, but due to the increase in students, plans are being discussed to add a new pod. You can always count on getting help in the main office, be it from a monitor or a secretary. Although we only have five minutes to change classes. Warriors are never too busy to show school spirit! After a hard morning of classes, many students sometimes stand twenty minutes in line for one of the famous “school lunches.” 16 OPENING rThe Point Is Moultrie Constituent District 2 Board Of Trustees Wando High School opened in 1973 and has increased in size ever since. The student body is expected to be close to 1600 this year. This is the only high school in District 2 of Charleston County. Mr. William H. Gilden is Area Assistant Supertendent, and Dr. Ronald A. McWhirt is County Superinten- dent. Mrs. Susan Mellichamp is the Chair- person of the District 2 School Board. The other members are Mrs. Sherry Martschink, Rev. Louis Johnson, Mrs. Cathy Joyner, Mrs. Judy Thompson. Mr William H. Gilden. Area Assistant Superintendent left to right: Mrs. Judy Thompson. Mrs. Cathy Joyner. Mrs Sherry Martschink. Mrs. Susan Mellichamp: not shown Rev Louis Johnson. 18 ADMINISTRATION Administration Q: What changes are expected tor the 85- 86 school year? Teachers are expected to do more than ever before in the 1985 86 school year. A time of adjustment will be necessary to help us all cope with less personal resources (teachers) per student, more than ever be- fore. Teacher shortages are a real problem to some of our programs. The Effective Schools Movement requires that we set up a Program of Effective Teaching Training, monitor Teachers' classes more, have more contact with parents, become more involved with School Business partnership, and con- tinue a school improvement program. All of the above are direct results of the Educa- tional Improvement Act. Q. What is the status of our acceditation from the Southern Association? We expect to get an all-clear on October 21, 1985. We will then be presented to the SACS Regional Committee as a candidate for full accreditation and recognition at the SACS Convention in New Orleans in De- cember 1985. — Mr. Scott — Mr. Ouentin L. Scott. Principal BS — Florida Stale, MAT and EDS — The Citadel Mr. Carroll Davis. Assistant Principal BA — Methodist. MAT — The Citadel Mr. Thomas Brown. Assistant Principal BA — Clemson. MA — College of Charleston Mrs. Eileen Vaughan. Assistant Principal BA — Marrymount, MA — Duke. MEd — USC ADMINISTRATION 19 GUIDANCE, MEDIA, NURSES, AND SECRETARIES Mrs. Alberta Fernandez. Guidance Director BA-SC State MS — SIU Ms. Susan Jacobs. Guidance Di- rector AB — Barry College M.Ed. — Midwestern Univ. Ms. Carol Knight. Guidance Direc- tor BS — USC MA — The Citadel Mr. Kim Wilson. Guidance Director AB — Glenville State College MA. MS — Marshall Mrs. Eugenia Johnson. Media Di- rector BA — Bennett College M.Ed — The Citadel Mrs. Georgett Millican. Nurse Mrs Donna Whitlock. Media Direc- tor BA — USC ML — USC Mrs. Linda Manning. Nurse Mrs. Judy Settle. Secretary — Li- brary Mrs. Marie Likes. Secretary — Principal's Office 20 Mrs. Eleanor Simpson. Book- Mrs. Sandra Avinger. Secretary — keeper Guidance Mrs. Beverly Kirk. Secretary Mrs. Betty Rosenlieb. Attendance CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE STAFF Ms Barbara Cooley. Cafeteria Ms. Corrine Davis Manager Ms. Mae Galliard Ms Valerie Hayward Ms. Charlotte Kennedy Ms. Virginia Rouse Ms. Mary Lee Stake Ms. Regina Washington Ms. Dolly Young Mr. Joseph Hayward Mr. Kenneth Gaskins FACULTY 21 Mrs. Marianne Albrecht English Dept. BA — Columbia College M. Ed — The Citadel Ms. Janice Austin Math Dept. BS — North Carolina State University Mrs. Carolyn Black English Dept. BA — High Point College M.Ed — The Citadel Mrs. Sarah Breland Special Ed. Dept. BS — College of Charleston M.Ed. — The Citadel FACULTY Ms. Dru Berkhan Social Studies Dept. BS — College of Charleston M.A. Wake Forest Mrs. Sheryl Blackford Social Studies Dept. BA — Mary Baldwin College MAT — Converse College Mrs. Joyce Cannady Business Dept. BS — Winthrop MA — Appalachian State Ms. Helen Becote Science Dept. Ms. Teresa Bolander Special Ed. Dept. Bs Ed. Ohio University Mrs. Julie Cliff Science Dept. BA — Queens College MAT — The Citadel Ms. Merrily Arce Foreign Language Dept. BA — Baptist College at Chas. MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Wallis Berry Foreign Language Dept. BA — Winthrop College M. Ed The Citadel • Ms. Barbara Bolger English Dept Ba. — West Virginia University MAT — The Citadel Ms. Elizabeth Cleveland Social Studies Dept. BA. MAT — University of South Carolina 22 FACULTY Mr. Louis Cokely Vocational Dept. Ms. Bonni Dangerfield Math Dept. BS — College of Charleston Mrs. Patty Drews Science Dept. BS — College of Charleston Mr. James Fisher Physical Ed. Dept. Ms. Karen Cook Physical Ed. Dept. BS — Appalachian State Mrs. Catherine Davis Foreign Language Dept. BA — University of South Carolina Mrs. Ann Douty Math Dept. BA — St. Andrews Presbyterian Mrs. Dawn Fleming Foreign Language Dept. BA — University of Illinois Ms. Karen Cooper Special Ed. Dept. BS — University of Akron Mr. Gerald Dawson Science Dept. BS — University of North Carolina Mr. Radge Duncan Social Studies Dept. BA — Clemson Ms. Maryann Ford Foreign Language Dept. BA — Atlantic Union College MA — University of Connecticut MA-USC Mr Jim Craven Vocational Dept. Ms. Susan Dermid Special Ed. Dept. BA — N.C. State Univ. MA — East Carolina Univ. Mrs. Meg Eichelberger English Dept. BA — Bob Jones University. use Mrs. Jane Fulton Home Economics Dept. BA — West Virginia University FACULTY 23 Ms Reneo Gibson Special Ed Dept BS — Towson University M Ed — University ot Maryland. M Ed — College ot Charleston Ms. Julia Harmon Special Ed. Dept. Mrs. Georgia Hazelton Business Dept. BA — Alabama State Univeristy MA — Atlanta University Mrs. Joan Hooper Math Dept. BS — Lynchburg College Mrs. Nadine Gomez | Special Ed. Dept. BS — Kent State University Mrs. Harriet Graham English Dept. BA — Winthrop MA — Valdosta State College Mr. Scott Hartshorn Science Dept. BS — College of Charleston Mr. Craig Harris Physical Ed. Dept. BS — Gardner — Webb College Mrs. Mary Heath English Dept. BA — Winthrop College MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins Business Dept. BS-SC State M. Ed — The Citadel Ms. Shirley Hurd Foreign Language Dept. Mrs. Deborah W. Jeter Math Dept. AB — Queens College MAT — The Citadel Ed — The Citadel Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey Science Dept. BA — Winthrop College Mr. James Hilton Science Dept. BS. MS — SC State Ms. Adair Johnson English Dept. BA — Columbia College MA — University of Tenn. 24 FACULTY Mrs. Jane Johnson Math Dept. BA — Columbia College M.Ed — The Citadel Mrs. Suzanne Kennerty Social Studies Dept BA — Columbia MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Patrice Matthews Business Dept. BS — University of SC M.ED — The Citadel Mrs. Joan Moody Foreign Language Dept. BA — College of Charleston Ms. Phyllis Johnstone Business Dept. BS — Winthrop College Mr. Tom Kirk Physical Ed. Dept. BS — Lees McRae Garden — Webb Mrs. Linda McAllister Social Studies Dept. BS — College of Charleston Mr. Robert Pavlisko Social Studies BS — Bowling Green State University Mrs. Brenda Kay Math Dept. BA — Winthrop College M.Ed — The Citadel Mr. Leroy Lampkin Vocational Dept. Mrs. Kim McDermott English Dept. BA — College of Charleston Mrs. Sandrale Pinckney Math Dept. BA — City College of New York M.Ed — The Citadel Mr. Basil Kerrr Fine Arts Dept. BM — University of Miami Mr Terry Lee Social Studies Dept. BA — Clemson University MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Nonie Mills Social Studies Dept. BA — Southwestern at Memphis Ma — Louisiana State University FACULTY 25 Mrs. Caroline Reed Science Dept. BS — College of Charleston MAT — The Citadel Mrs. Ruby Schweers Business Ed. Dept. AB — Lenoir Rhyne College MAT — The Citadel Mr. Norwood Smoak Social Studies Dept. BS College of Charleston MAT — The Citadel Ms. S. Terrell Tate Special Ed. Dept. BS — Appalachian State University Mrs. Deborah Reilly English Dept. BA. MA — University of Iowa Mr. Abdul Shabazz Vocational Ed. Dept. AA — Trident Tech. College Mr Albert Spalviero Physical Ed. Dept. BS — The Citadel Mrs. Beverly Varnado English Dept. B. A — Texas Women’s University Mr Tom Retlty Special Ed Dept BS MA — George WasNnglon University MAT — The Otadd EdD — University ot Ms. Betty Sharpe Math Dept. AB — Newberry College MEd — The Citadel Ms. Karen W. Stewart English Dept. BA. MA — Appalachian State Mr. Roger £ Wiley Fine Arts Dept BM — University of Chicago MM — Univeristy of S. Dakota Mrs. Frances Saunders English Dept. BA — Paine College Mrs. Marsha Sharpe Math Dept. B.A. University of Richmond Mrs. Sue Steed Science Dept. BA — Winthrop College MAT — The Citadel Mr. Roy Williams Social Studies Dept. AB — USC MA — USC 26 FACULTY Ms Tameta Watkins English Dept BA — University ol South Carolina MAT — The Citadel Mrs Jerry Weise Math Dept BA Southwestern at Memphis MAT — The Citadel Ms Cathy Woods English Dept BA — Ctemson University M Ed — The Citadel Mrs Oya Ya ar Science Dept BS — Robert College (Istanbul. Turkey) MS PhD — Clemson Ms Trims Britcher Special Ed Dept BA — Michigan State 27 n. T lEDULES' BUBBLE SHEETS- BEDS REPORTS. FEDERAL CARDS. SCHOOL BASE MANAGEMENT. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. DISCI- PLINE REFERRALS. ATTENDANCE CHECKS. ATTENDANCE REFERRALS. LESSON PLANS. LUNCH DUTY. EOT APT CPT PET SCAN TRONS ?' 9lMARKING PLANNING, nine weeks tests, pop quizzes, make-up tests, progress reports, semester tests book reports’ TERM PAPERS- F,ELD TRIPS- SCAN SHEETS. REPORT CARDS. DAILY WORK. CLASS WORK. HOME WORK FACULTY MEETINGS DEPARTMENT MEETINGS. COMMITTEE REPORTS. CLUB SPONSORING. TEAM COACHING. ACTIVITY PERIOD. MORNING ACTIVITY AFTERNOON £ .«2 SCHEDULE. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FRIDAY MUSIC. TARDIES. LAWFUL EXCUSED. LAWFUL UNEXCUSED. UNLAWFUL. PENDING PARENT CONFERENCE . and teaching 28 FACULTY FACULTY 29 The Point Is The class of 1986 has contributed a great deal to Wando over the past four years. Our class is noted for it’s numer- ous academic and school oriented ac- complishments. Our class has been highly school spirited, athletically in- clined, and goal oriented. Our memo- ries and achievements will last us a lifetime and will always be an integral part of the Wando we leave behind us. Even though graduation will be sep- arating all of us soon, our memories will last forever and keep us all close to- gether in our hearts. Although this fun- damental chapter of our lives is coming to an end, we must look to the future, progress, and pursue our dreams. ... Cindy Sturm, Class President SENIOR COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Tom Schuman Norman Lizzaralde Raymond Franz Al Causey Rick Carter Fred Richardson BACK ROW: Gina Timmerman Terri-ky Ross Tricia Berry Diane Casias Angela Von Cannon Carmen Reid Riley Warren Cindy Sturm Mary Jordan Vonda Dawson Winona Forsythe 32 SENIORS i Front Row Tracy Weed. Rachel Hayes. Kerie Brock. Cindy Sturm. Tricia Berry. Mary Jordan. Marcus Stefanou. Ward Reynolds. Angela Von Cannon Back Row: Ricky Carter. Al Causey. Norman Lizarralde. Winston Holliday. Dave Popelka. Iliya Jones. Tom Schuman. Crisman Boggan Not Pictured: Chris Carek. Raymond Franz. Riley Warren Each year the faculty of Wando High School selects outstanding Seniors to be in the Senior Hall of Fame. These Seniors are chosen on the basis of leadership, service to the community, and extra-curricular activities. The Senior Hall of Fame is one of the high- est honors awarded. Senior Hall Of Fame 33 Stephen Ammons J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3 — Treasurer; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2; Who's Who 4; Best Looking 4 Keri Anderson Key Club 1; J.V. Soccer 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Beta Club 1; Forensic Team 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Art Club 2; The Diary of Anne Frank 2; Science Fair Winner (3rd Place) 2; Thespians 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Who's-Who 3, 4; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can Students 3, 4; Drama and Speech Award 3; '1984 3; You Can't Take It With You 3; American Musical Review 3; Junior Committee 3; Marine Biology Club 4; Most Talented 4; Bell, Book, and Candle 4; Junior Achievement 4 Maria Anderson Reggie Anderson J.V. Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Welding Club 3, 4 Mary Jeanette Auld Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 3; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, All County Band 3; Key Club 3, 4; Who's Who 4; F.C.A. 4 John Aydlette French Club 1; J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3; F.C.A. 3; Office Monitor 3, 4; Participant in Close-Up Foundation 3; Junior Achievement Company Officer Richard Aydlette French Club 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Drum Line 1, 2; J.V. Soccer 1; Key Club 1; National Forensics League 3, 4; Winthrop Chal- lenge 3, 4; Quiz Bowl 3, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Who's Who 4; N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship Finalist 4; Society of Distinguished American Students. Jennifer Banco Songsters 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3 — Secretary, 4 — Vice President; N.H.S. 3, 4; Choraleers — Secretary Treasurer 4 Mike Basha Baseball 2 Jon BeauJon Soccer 4; Spanish Club 4 Noel Bentle Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 1; Solo and Ensemble II 1, 3; Yearbook Staff 1; Social Studies Fair — First Place 1; Majorette 1; Feature Twirler; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4 Kim Bergman Spanish Club 1, 2, 4 34 SENIORS fli abeth Patricia Berry Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; OASIS — Phase II 1; Honof Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Stall 1 — Freshman class editor, 2 — Sophomore class editor, 3 — Assistant editor, 4 — Editor; Sophomore Squire 2; Y- Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4 — Secretary, Junior Marshal 3; Furman Scholar 3; Erskine Fellow 3, Presbyterian College lunior Fellow 3; Smith College Award 3; Junior Committee 3; Propeller Club Essay — 2nd place 3; Who's Who 3, 4; Society ol Distin- guished American High School Students 3, 4; Governor's School 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Wofford Scholar 4; Flail of Fame Barbie Bischot French Club 1, 2; Powder Pull 1; Art Club 1, 2, 4; German Club 2; Marine Biology Club 4; Who's Who 4; Society of Distinguished American Students 4 NoeI Crisman Boggan French Club 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2; J.E.T.S. — State Representative 1, 2; Math Team 1; Math Club 1; Winthrop Challenge 1, 3, 4; 3rd Place Science Fair 1; Camp Rising Sun 1; Science Club 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st in Freshman Class; All-Conference Soccer Team 1, 2, 3; 1st Annual All-Lowcountry Coaches' Soccer Team 2. 3; All-State Soccer Team 2. 3; American High School Athlete 4; Debate Team 3, 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Nominee for Presidential Scholar; Flail of Fame Ray Bowden Kevin Fredrick Bowie Key Club 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Symphonic Band 4; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4 Robyn Bradford F.H.A. secretary 1; Art Club secretary 3 Rachelle L. Brame Drama 1; Track and Field manager 1; German Club 1, 2; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; Y-Club 4; Powder Puff 4 Kerie Brock G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 — president; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholar Athlete in Volleyball and Track 1; Scholar Athlete in Volleyball 2; Who's Who, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; National Honor Society 3,4 — Treasurer; F.C.A. 3,4; Junior Committtee 3; Guid- ance Monitor; Hall of Fame Jeffery Joseph Brown Key Club 1; J.V. Football 1, 2; J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 2, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; Who's Who Kerri Brown Media Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2; Afro- American Club 3; F.H.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 4 Reginald Brown Rochelle Brown Pep Club 4 SENIORS 35 Russell Brown Spanish Club 1; Auto Mechanics 3, 4 Matthew Burn Lori Burnette Yearbook, 3 Elizabeth Legare Butler Junior Beta Club 1; Beta Club 2; Y-Club 1, 2 French Club 1; Governor's School for Theatre 3 1984” 3; Off Broadway Musical 3; Thespians 4 Choraleers 4; All-State Choir 4; Most Talented Bell, Book, and Candle 4 Jeffrey G. Butler Scott Canup Spanish Club 2; German Club 4; Who's Who 4 Christopher Carek Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Most Athletic; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Hall of Fame 4; Who's Who 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Marshall; NHS, 4 Jonas Carlberg Soccer 4 David Carrier Chirles Richtrd Carter II |.V Football 1. 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; Latin Club 1. 2, 3; F.C.A. 2, 4; Sophomore Squire; Powder Puff Cheerleader 2; Powder Puff Coach 3. Vanity Football 3, 4. Mu Alpha Theta-secretary trea- surer J. Who's Who 3. 4, Junior Committee; Society of Distin- guished American Students 3; National Honor Roll 3; Junior Mar- shall, Governor's School 3; Boy's State 3; Furman Scholar 3; Wof- lord Scholar 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Student Council — treasurer. Hall of Fame Diane I. Casias Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Varsity Volley- ball 1. 2; Track Team 1, 2; Power Puff 1, 2, 3, 4; J V Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 — co-captain. Marine Biology Club 3. 4. F.C.A. 3, 4; Y Club 4, secretary; Pep Club 4, Most School Spirited Robert C. CJilt'll Track Team 2; Deca Club 3, 4 — vice President; Who's Who 36 SENIORS AI Causey Honor Roll 1, 2; Latin Club 1,2, 3; J.V. Basketball 1; J.V Basketball Scholar Award 1; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 3rd Place in Science Fair 1; J.V. Football 2; S.C. Business Week 2; Marine Biology Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3 — president; Junior Class President; Junior Committee; Society of Distinguished American Students 3; Who's Who 3, 4; S.C. Boy's State 3; Student Govern- ment — president 4; Charleston County Student Council — vice- president 4; Junior Achievement — president; Bell, Book, and Candle 4; Best All Around; Most School Spirited; Hall of Fame. Eliza Chapman Latin Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2; F.C.A. 2. 4; Marine Biology Club 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4 Tara Childress French Club 1; Student Council 1. 4; PowderPuff 1, 2. 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Latin Club 3; F.C.A. 3, 4; Y Club 3, 4 — president Jennifer Cichocki Cherie Cobb Sandy Cobb Erick Cohn German Club 4 George Condon Celeste Craddock French Club 1, 2; Junior Committee; Y Club — treasurer 4 Jonathan Craun Allen Crawford Kay Cumbee Spanish Club 1, 2; Y Club 1; Key Club 2 SENIORS 37 John Cutter Soccer 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2 Melanie Daniels Danielle Davids Carla LaTisse Davis Media Club 1, 2; Afro-American Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4 Pa mala Elizabeth Davis F.H. A. 2; Songsters 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Aide 4 Vonda Cauriece Dawson Strings 1, 2, 4 — treasurer; F.B.L.A. 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Drill Team 2,3,4 — captain; A.S.I.N. 3, 4; MUSC Ex- plorer 3, 4; Debutante 3; Upward Bound 3, 4; Math Club 3; Afro- American Club 4; Y-Club 4; National Leadership Association 4; Charles- ton Youth Symphony 4 Catherine Denney Frances C. DeWitt Spanish Club 2; Attendance Moni- tor 2; Y-Club 4; Deca Club 4 Sam Donaldson Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2; Symphony Band 3, 4; Key Club 4 • Doreen Duda Leslie Ann Dukes Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Y Club 1; F.C.A. 2; Key Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Attendance Monitor 3 Michael Dunn F.C.A. 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsi- ty Football 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Ma- rine Biology Club 3; Baseball 4 38 SENIORS Laura Durand Spanish Club 1, 2; Powder Puff 1; Marine Biology Club 3 Monique Eaddy Spanish Club 1, 2; F.B.L.A. — vice president 4; Powder Puff 4 Frank Edwards ).V. Soccer 1, 2; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Tennis 1; French Club 2; Key Club 2, 3; Track 2; Marine Biology Club 4; Pep Club 4 Per Erickson Marine Biology Club 4; Soccer 4 Nancy Christine Evans Y-Club 1, 2,4; Spanish Club 1, 4; Powder Puff 2, 4; Marine Biology Club 3; Key Club 3; Office Moni- tor 4 Peyton Fairbank J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Key Club 2; Marine Biology Club 3,4; Pep Club 4 Jacquline Ford Joan Ford Gail Fordham J.V. Basketball 2; F.H.A. 3; Pep Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4 Winona Forsythe Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Freshman Marcher; MUSC Explorer 3, 4; Who's Who 3; Symphonic Band 4; Afro-Ameri- can Club 4; Y-Club 4; Candystriper 4; Volunteer of the year — Roper Hospital 4; National Leader- ship Association 4 Sean Fowler Raymond Joseph Franz Jr. J.V. Football 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff — Cheerleader 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Hall of Fame SENIORS 39 DeAnglo Anton Gilliard Urvis Renault Gilliard Rico Gilliard Rosemary Glaze Track 1; Art Club 1; Office Monitor 1; Debate Team 2; Who's Who 2; Latin Club 3; Explorer's 4; Junior Achievement 4 John Glencamp J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basket- ball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3 John Grafton Varsity Football 3, 4 Quincy Anne Graham Latin Club 1, 2; Powder Puff 1; Y Club 1; German Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 3 Malcom Grant J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 3 Sheila E. Green Spanish Club 2; J.V. Basketball — manager 2; Var- sity Basketball — manager 3; Upward Bound 3; 4 Afro-American Club 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Deca Club 4 40 SENIORS Gwendolyn Greene F.B.L.A. 2; F.H.A. 3, 4; Attendance Monitor 4 Valerie Greer F.B.L.A. 4 Paul Haase Soccer 1; One-way 1; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Guidance Monitor 4 Karen Hjnn Volleyball 1, 2; C.A.A. 1. 2, 3; French Club 1. Powder Puff 1. 2,4; Y- Club 2, 4, Spanish Club 2; Student Improvement Council 2, 3. 4. Scholar Athlete for Tennis 3; Student Council 3; Tennis 3. 4; Surf Club 4 Rachel Hayes Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4; C.A.A. 1. 2. 3.4; French Club 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3; F C A 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Junior Committee 3; Hall of Fame 4; Y Club 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Scholar Athlete 3, Basketball Manager 1; Biggest Flirt Kit hi lynn Henderson Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Beginning Band 1; Pom-Pom 1; Concert Band 2, 3; Junior Achievement 2; Key Club 3; Yearbook staff 3. 4; Honor Roll 3; Symphonic Band 4 Alphonso Heywood Jonathan Heywood J.V. Soccer 1; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; J.V. Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Spanish Club 4 Aubrey Hicks J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Football 2; Wrestling 3; Pep Club 4 Brent Hicks Elaina Hicks F.H.A. 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1; Treasurer 1; Drill Team 1; Choir 1; Track 2; Deca Club 4 Susan Hill French Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; Mock Trial Team 1; English Award 2; Gymnastics Club 2; Teacher's Aide 2, 4; Sophomore Squire 2; F.C.A. 3, 4; Guidance Monitor 3; Pep Club 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Wesylan Scholar 4 SENIORS 41 Paul Hoagland Ben Holliday Winston D. Holliday J.V. Soccer 1; Latin Club 1; J.V. Football 2; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Scholar Athlete 3; National Honor Society 3, 4 — vice president; Propeller Club Essay Contest 2nd Place 3; Who's Who 3; Hall of Fame Christine Carol Hollings Latin Club 1, 2; Marine Biology Club 3; S.C. Ma- rine Science Museum Member 3; Explorer 3; Na- tional Honor Roll 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Teacher's Aide 4 Cynthia Horlback Marti Horry Sjrjh Eli ibeth Householder Latin Club 1, 2; Jr All-Sure Orchestra 1; Spoleto 1. All-County Orchestra 1, 2; Senior All-State Orchestra 2. 3, 4; University of Tennessee Honors Orchestra 2; Youth Symphony — concert mas- ter 2; Hiram Curry Award 2; Chamber Orchestra 4 A. Lee Hughes I rsa Rjyc Hund Y Club 1, 2; Ja 7 Band 1. 2; Symphony Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 1, 3; Charleston County Youth Symphony 1, 2, 3. 4, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Regional Band 3; Spanish Club 2; Key Club 4 Stacey Hunter Edrina Hutchinson Julia Carol Hutchinson Track 1; junior Achievement 2; Office Monitor 2; Teddy's Bears 3; Deca Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Afro-American Club 4 42 SENIORS Elizabeth Louise Irby Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2 — secretary; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 — sports editor; Y Club 1, 2; Marine Biology Club 4 James Jackson Henry Jefferson Ameila Jenkins j.V. Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Volleyball 2, 3; Afro- American Club 2, 4 — president; Surf Club 4; Deca Club 4 Janet Jenkins Pep Club 4 Joseph Evans Jenkins Jr. Latin Club 1, 2; Tennis 1; Marine Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 4 Kesha Fredricka Jenkins J.V. Cheerleader 2; Junior Achieve- ment 2; Thespians 3, 4; Teddy's Bears 3, 4; Pom Pom 4; Deca Club 4 Maxine Jenkins G.A.A. 2; Spanish Club 4; Afro- American Club 4; Deca Club 4 Melissa LaVon Jenkins Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1; Afro-American Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Secretary; J.V. Basketball 1,2 — captain; Miss Sophomore; Student Council 2, 3; Symphonic Band 2, 4; Danceline 2, 3, 4; Upward Bound 3, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; National Honor Roll 4__________________________ Troy Jenkins J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Charlotte Jennings Softball 2; Honor Roll 2; Volleyball 2; Marine Biology Club 4 David M. Johnson J.V. Football 1; Honor Roll 1, 2; 1st Place in Science Fair 1; Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Spanish Club 2; F.C.A. 3, 4; Er- skine Scholar 3; Scholar Athlete 3; Powder Puff coach 4 SENIORS 43 Mary Ann Johnson Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Marine Biol- ogy Club 3, 4; Deca Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Y Club 4 Teresa Lynn Johnson Attendance Monitor 4; Junior Achievement 4 Wanda Johnson Iliya tones J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; Strings 1. 2, 3; KAPPA League 1, 2; Afro-American Club 2; Who's Who 3; Friendliest Mary Eli abet h Iordan Latin Club 1. 2, 3; Y Club 2, 4; 4th Place in Science Fair 2; Powder Puff 2; Explorers 3. 4; National Forensics Team 3, 4; Debate Team 3. 4 — captain; Marine Biology Club 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Ffall of Fame Kristen osephsen Latin Club 1. 2; Student Council 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Newspaper Staff — business editor 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Thespians 3, 4 Stephanie Kee Latin Club 1,2, 3; Powder Puff 1; Key Club 2, 3; Y-Club 2, 4; Junior Committee; Explorers 3, 4; Marine Biology Club 3, 4 Michael Kimbrell Latin Club 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3,4; Track 1; F.C.A. 2, 3,4; Bus Drivers 3, 4. Herbert Koger III J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Who's Who 3; Powder Puff Coach 3, 4, Marine Biology Club 4 Michelle Debra Krawch.uk Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1; All-Country Band 1.2; Honor Roll 1,2. 3,4; A-battuta 2; 2nd Chair Clarinet 3; N.H.S. 4; Y-Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Band Officer — Section Leader — 1st Chair Clarinet 4. Mamie Lynn Lackey Key Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Powder- Puff 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; F.C.A. 3; Who's Who 3, 4; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; Youth Art Award of The Month 3; Grappelettes 3. 4; Senior Y-Club 4 Lisa LaMantia Y-Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Track 1, 4; Powder Puff 2; Marine Biology Club 4; Who's Who 4 44 SENIORS PjuI Linguon Honor Roll 1. 4, French Club 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; F.C.A. 3,4; 2nd Place in Science Fair 3; Best Dressed tody Legite Performing Arts Club 1; Choraleers 2. 3, 4; Library Aide 2, 3; Diary of Anne Frank 2; You can't take it with you 3; Honors All-State Chorus 3. German Club 4; Debate Team 4 ulie Pitricu I egite Songsters 1. 2. 3 — president; Performing Arts Club 1; Attendance Monitor 2; Officer Monitor 2; Guidance Monitor 3; Choraleers 4 Thailand LcGare N.H.S. 1; Strings 1, 2, 3, 4; One Way 1, 2; Afro- American Club 2, 3, 4; A.S.I.N. 3, 4 Linda Ann Levine Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; Key Club 3; German Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Catherine Marie Lewis German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Marine Biology Club 3,4; Symphonic Band 3,4; Teacher's Aide 3, 4; Who's Who 4 Randy Blake Lewis II Jennifer Claire Livingston Varsity Cheerleader 1; Powder Puff 2, 4; Deca Club 4 Norman Lizarralde J.V. Football 1; Student Council 1, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Who's Who 3, 4; Marine Biology Club 4; Craziest; Most Talkative; Biggest Flirt; Hall of Fame Preston Logan J.V. Football 2; Bus Driver 3, 4; Varsity Football 3; Media Aide 3, 4; Surf Club 4 Richard Charlton Lowndes Surf Club 4 — president Salat ha Lykins SENIORS 45 Lynn Ann Mallicote Songsters 1, 2, 3 — vice president; F.B.L.A. Daralyn Manigault Library Aide 1, 2; F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 4 Doug Marek Elizabeth Margolius Charleston Civic Band 1; Brevard Music Center 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Basketball 1; Yearbook Staff 1; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Governor's School 2; Charleston Youth Symphony 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 2, 3; French Club 2; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; U.S.C. Music Camp 3; Region Band 3; Band chev- ron award 3 Mary Marlowe Yearbook Staff 1; French Club 2; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; Junior Committee; Friendliest; Y Club — vice President 4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.C.A. 4; Powder Puff 4 Scon Martin Heather Maxwell Lisa Me Cask el I James McConnell Beth McLeod Marine Biology Club 3; F.B.L.A. — president 4 Michele Ann Metz Performing Arts Club 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Band Chevron award 2, 3; Math Team 3; Key Club 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3 Leslie Anne Miller Spanish Club 1, 2; Art Club 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Key Club 4; Y Club 4 46 SENIORS John Mitchell Audrey Lynne Mitchum Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Powder Puff 4 Anna Moessner Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4; Sopho- more Squire; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Who's Who 3; Question Mark Club 3, 4; Pep Club — vice president 4; Y Club 4; Homecoming 4 Orhan Mohamadbey Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Handball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Journalism 2, 3; Chess Club 4 John Moore Cheryl Lynne Moraska Surf Club 2; Drama 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4 Sonya Morris Library Aide 1; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4 — treasurer; Powder Puff 4 Karlinda Myers F.H.A. 3; Pep Club 4; Attendance Monitor 4 Dana Narcisso Attendance Monitor 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 1; F.B.L.A. Carlos Nesbit Yearbook Staff 1 Alexandria Oakes Art Club 1, 2, 4; String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Per- forming Arts Club 1, 2, 3,4; Drama 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; French Club 3 John Brice O'Brien J.V. Soccer 1; 2 Surf Club 1, 2, 4; French Club 1; Spanish Club 2,4; Marine Biology Club 3,4; Varsi- ty Soccer 3, 4; Forensics Team 4. SENIORS 47 Susan Ody Spanish Club 2; Marine Biology Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4 — secretary Sheila Oree Y Club 3; Pep Club 4 Daniel Orvin Jeri Oxford Spanish Club 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Y Club 3, 4 - vice president; Student Council 3, 4 — secretary; Junior committee; Powder Puff 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4 Jerome Cordon Parker Jr. Wrestling 3; Library Aide 3, 4 Joan K. Patterson Spanish Club 2; Deca Club 4 Shannon Phillips French Club 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Junior Achieve- ment 2, 3; Jets Club 3; Varsity Football 4 Peter Pickney Dave Popelka J.V. Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1; Scholar Athlete 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; 3rd Place in Science Fair 2; Span- ish Club 2; Marine Biology Club 3; F.C.A. 3, 4; NHS 3; Who's Who 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American Students 3, 4; Hall of Fame Robin Prescott Latin Club 1, 2, 3; F.C.A. 3, 4; Y Club 4 Kimberly Price Spanish Club 1; Office Monitor 2; F.B.L.A. 4 Frances Kaye Pryor Latin Club 1, 2; 48 SENIORS Hammond Raucrs Melinda Ravenell Miss Freshmen, G.A.A. 2; Afro-American Club 2; Marine Biology Club 3; Miss Junior; President of Afro-American Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Surf Club 4; Who's Who 4; Best Looking 4 Carmen Reid Strings Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Runner 1, 2; J.V Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, National Honor Roll 3; Teddy Bears 3; Student Council 3, 4. Who's-Who 3; Afro-American Club 4; Span- ish Club 4; Girls Athletic Association 4; Charleston Youth Sym- phony 4; Friendliest 4; F.C.A. 4; Surf Club 4 Ward William Reynolds German Club 1; Winthrop Challenge 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic Team 2, 3,4; Vice-President of Student Council 3; Who's Who 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; President of National Honor Society 4; Hall of Fame 4; Model U.N, 4 Jeff Richards Marching Band 1, 2, 3 — Drum Captain; Sym- phonic Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3 Dudley Richardson J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4 Fred Richardson J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Committee Michelle Richardson Fame Dancers 1; Wando Orchestra 1,2; Band 2, 3, 4 — CO-Captain — Drill Team; Explorer Post 51 (MUSC) 2, 3; Teddy Bears 2, 3; Upward Bound 3, 4; A.S.I.N. 3, 4 — President; National Honor Roll 3; F.C.A. 4; Afro-American Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4 Kara Denise Roberts Spanish Club 1, 2; Y-Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Marine Biology Club 3 Samuel Roberts Sonya Roberts Stacy C. Robinson Cheerleader 1; J.V. Basketball 2 — Manager; Ju- nior Achievement 3 — Business Manager; A.S.I.N. 3; Dance Line 4; SENIORS 49 Zeldi Robinson Track 1, 2. 3 I June Roger son Georgetown H.S. Steppers 1; Chorus 1; Track Manager 1; Show Choir 2; Student Council 2, 3; Junior Committee; Prom Commit- tee 3 Tcrcsi Kyle Ross Freshman Representative; 3rd Place in Hugh O'Brien Essay Con- test 1; Junior Achievement 2 — President. Alternate for Wando Advisory Counsel. J.A.M.l.O. Basic Business; Annual Staff; Y-Club 3, 2, 4; Avid Readers Club 4; Who's-Who 3; Junior Representative; Senior Representative; Marine Biology Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Powder Puff 4; Junior Achievement 4; Guidance Monitor 4; At- tendance Monitor 4; National Honor Roll 4 Carol Rouse J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Gail Russell Keith Sanders Cory Sane Thomas Aaron Schuman Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; OASIS Phase II 1; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1; Science Fair — 1st Place 3; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4; U.S. Veteran of Foreign Wars Speech Contest — 4th Place 3; Wando Toastmaster Public Speaking Organization 3; German Club 4; Surf Club 4; Hall of Fame 4 Sarah E. Schweitzer Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Library Assistant 4 Shera Scott J.V. Cheerleader 1; French Club 1; One Way Club 2; Junior Achievement 3 — Vice-President of Fi- nance 4; A.S.I.N. 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Marching Band — Dance Line 4 Carol Seals Leslie Elaine Simons Powder Puff Football 1, 4; Art Club 1; D.E.C.A. Club I 3; D.E.C.A. Club II 4 — President 50 SENIORS Marcellus V. Singleton III J.V. Football 2; Art Club 2, 3 John Michael Sisk II F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Marine Biology Club 4 o n Smalls Heather Smith Varsity Basketball 1; Art Council 1; Chorus 1; Y- Club 1; Sophomore Committee; Art Club 3; Marching Band 3; Symphonic Band 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Superior Drum Major Award 4; Who's Who 4 Kelly J. Smith Tennis Team 1, 3, 4; F.C.A. 1; Manager Of Girls Basketball Team 1; French Club 1, 2; Junior Com- mittee; Marine Biology Club 3; Sportsmanship Award for Tennis 3; Kathy Sneed Spanish Club 1; Marine Biology Club 4 Ronald Snype Ginger Leigh Staggs Softball 1, 2, 3; MDA Committee 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball Manager 2; V.O.T. 3; F.B.L.A. 4 George D. Stanley Marcus Ste jnou Varsity Wrestling Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Key Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Science Fair Winner 1 — 3rd Place (Physics), 2 — 2nd Place (Physics), 4th Place (Physics); Junior Marshal. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 1, 2 — President, 3 — President, 4; Varsity Track Team 2, 3. 4; Scholar Athlete Award — Track Team 2; Society of Distin- guished High School Students 2; First Place Scholarship winner in state and regional Optimist Club Oratorical Contest 2; American Legion Boy's State 3; Junior Engineering Technical Society 3 — Treasurer; Treasuer-Student Body 3; Mu Alpha Theta Club 3; Manager — Varsity Football Team 3, 4; Scholar Athlete Award — Varsity Wrestling Team 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Who's Who 3; S.C. Gover- nor's School Alternate 3; First Place Essay Contest winner for Propeller Club 3; Scholar Athlete Award — Varsity Track Team 3; Hall Of Fame 4 Mark W. Slocks Spanish Club 1, 2; German Club 4 Cheryl Stokes Songsters 1; Junior Achievement 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Upward Bound 3, 4; Chorus II — President 4; Interclub 4; Debate Team 4; Senior Y-Club 4, Afro-American Club 4; A.S.I.N. 4 � SENIORS 51 Cynthia Sturm Performing Arts Club 1; Songsters 1, 2; 2nd Place — Science Fair 1; Law Explorer 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Y- Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 4; Thespians 2. 3, 4; Debate Club 2; 2nd Place — Science Fair and 2nd Place in Re- gional Science Fair 2; United States Air Force Achieve- ment Award 2; Hugh O'Brian Leadership Award 2; Key Club 3; Junior Marshal; Who's Who 3; Society of Distin- guished High School Students 3; Senior Class President; Most Likely to Succeed''; Best Dressed ; National Honor Society 4; Hall of Fame 4; National Honor Society Candace Suggs Sara Gayle Summer French Club 1; Yearbook Staff 2,3 — Freshmen Class Editor. 4 — Business Manager; Latin Club 3; Josten's Yearbook Camp — Best Book Sales Award 4 Tyrone Swinton Charles Lee Taylor Julie Tapio Gina Timmerman Track 1; Powder Puff 1, 2; French Club 1; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 - Secretary; Homeroom Re- presentative 4; Sophomore Squire; Volley- ball (J.V.) 2; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; F.C.A. 4 Debbie Thomas Mary Kirkland Thomas 52 SENIORS Robert Tolbert Elizabeth P. Torrey Richard D. Trammell Latin Club 1, 2; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1; Marine Biology Club 3; Pep Club 4 Karen M. Travis Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Club 2, 4; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 —-Co- Captain; F.C.A. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3; Who's Who 3; Yearbook Staff 1, 2 James C. Tucker Michelle R. Tucker Songsters 1, 2; Band Runner 1; Marine Bi- ology Club 3; Senior Y-Club 4; Guidance Monitor 4 Carlton B. Turner Art Club 1, 2; Media Club 1, 2, 3; J.V. Foot- ball 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Explorers 2; DECA Club 3, 4; Afro-American Club 3, 4; Explorers 3; Who's Who 4; F.C.A. 4 Craig M. Turner DECA I 3; DECA II 4; Varsity Football 3 William Kyle Usry David Van Cleef Sheryl B. Varn Marilyn Costa Vierra Track 1, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Who's Who 4; DECA Club 4; Drama Club 4 SENIORS 53 Angela J. VonCannon Latin Club 1, 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 1 — Cap- tain; F.C.A. 1, 3; Homecoming Court 1983; Varsity Basketball 2; Miss Sophomore; Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; First Runner-Up — Miss Wando 3; Key Club 3, 4 — President; Y- Club 4; C.A.A. 4; Pep Club 4; National Honor Roll 4; Hall Of Fame 4; Announce- ments 4 Carla Diana Vosberg F.B.L.A. 4 Christopher C. Wagner Class President 1, 2; German Club 1, 2, 3; Two-Man Debate Team 3; 4 — Co-Cap- tain; Marching Band 4 Riley Warren Spanish Club 1; Freshmen Class Representative; J.V. Cheerleader 1. 2 — Captain; Varsity 3, 4 — Captain; Powder Puff 2, 3; Y-Club 2, 4; Sophomore Class Repre- sentative; Key Club; F.C.A. 3, 4; Junior Committee; Mat Maid (Wrestling) 3; Who's Who 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Future Homemakers 4; Hall of Fame 4 Julius Washington Freshmen Class Representative; Freshmen Council — Vice-President 1; Social Studies Clubl — Treasurer; Afro-American Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Committee; Band — First Place Solo Ensemble 3; Pep Club 4 Benjamin Lewis Wear III Key Club — Freshman Representative 1; Surf Club 1; Junior Honor Society 1, 2; Key Club — Sophomore Re- presentative 2; Surf Club 2; Key Club 3; Wheel Warriors 3; Office Monitor 4 Tracy Mareene Weed Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain; Var- sity Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice- President; F.C.A. 3; Who's Who 3; Marine Biology Club 3; Miss junior; Hall Of Fame 4 James C. Westmoreland Varsity Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3, 4 Bridget White Y-Club 1; JETS 1; Drama 1, 4; Flag Line 3; Songsters 4 Karen M. White Basketball 1, 2 Stephen Charles White Patti Whitfield Band 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Club 4; Surf Club 1, 2; Drama 2, 3; Honor Roll 2 54 SENIORS Chanel Wigfall Afro-American Club 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Office Monitor 1, 3 Kimberly Michelle Wilson Key Club 4; Y-Club 2, 3.. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; National Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Josten's Yearbook Camp 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3 — Junior Class Section Editor, 4 — Managing Editor, Senior Class Section Editor, Law Ex- plorers 2, 3; Powder Puff 4 Martin Wisse Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Marine Biology Club 4; National Honor Roll 4, 3 Laura S. Wolfe German Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; Teacher's Aid 3; Marine Biology Club 3, 4; Y-Club 4; Soccer Manager 4 David Wood J.V. Football 1; Homeroom President 1; Band II 1; Varsity Football 2; Homeroom President 2; Marine Biology Club 3 Tracey Woods Spanish Club 1, 2 Edrenia Wright Stephanie Wright Library Assistant Paula Withers Scott Bardsley Will Van Cleef V SENIORS 55 Ifo « UF GFTH tf SENIORS 57 Stephen Ammons Keri Anderson feanic Auld 9' 10 9, 10 9, 10 Richard Ay diet te Jennifer Banco Tricia Berry 9. 10. 11 6. 9. 10 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, 8, 9, 10 Chris Card Rick Carter Diane Casias 4. 5, 5. 9. 10 1, 2. 3, 4, 5. 6. 7. 8. 9, 10 8 Rob Catlett 9, 10 Al Causey Tara Childress 1. 4. 6. 8, 9. 10 9. 10 9« 10 4, 9, 10 4, 8, 9. 10 58 OUTSTANDING SENIORS CU abeth Mar got i us 3 Anna Moessner 9, 10 Dave Pope Ik a 4. 6, 9. 10 Melinda Rave net I 9, 10 Carmen Reid 8. 9, 10 Ward Reynold 4, 5. 6. 9, 10. 11 Cindy Sturm 4. 5. 6. 8. 9, 10 Angela VonCannon 4. 8, 9, 10 Riley Warren 4, 6, 8. 9. 10 Tracy Weed 9, 10 Westy Westmoreland 9. 10 KEY 1 — Boy's State — Furman Scholar — Governor's School — Hall of Fame —• Junior Marshal — National Honor Society — National Merit (semi-finalist) 8 — Senior Committee 9 — Society of Distinguished American High School Students 10 — Who's Who 11 — Winthrop Challenge OUTSTANDING SENIORS 59 Babies Of ’68 E“mc„ Who's the kid with the big mouth? Got a light9 Haven't quit yet! Anybody tor a Beach Party9 Do I have to? Long way down! Santa's little helper You want me to do what? S. Ammons E. Chapman K. Anderson T. Childress R. Anderson J. Cichocki You look Maaavoious! J. Auld S. Cobb R. Aydlette C. Craddock J. Banco K. Cumbee M. Basha C. Davis N. Bentle P. Davis T. Berry C. Denney f % K. Brock C. DeWitt K •' j J. Brown L. Dukes B. Bischof L. Durand R. Carter M. Eaddy D. Casias N. Evans R. Catlett K. Gerhold j , i J 2 A. Causey J. Grafton You what!! Let's go! The one that didn't get Found the beet!! away! Gobble! Gobble! Hey Mom. Santa came! The princess and her bodyguard You're joking! Go get'em cowboy! 60 BABIES Rev up my engine! Seniors Of ’86 Three Musketeers' No. I'm not stand g on the furniture Join me? Penny Lane!! is this the REAL Beth? I'm so contused! Bibtxty Bootxty Boo' Feeding the goats Cheese! Say ah' Here's Johnny! Where's the presents? 0. Graham J. K. Hann N. R. Hayes J. K. Henderson L. S. Hill C. C. Hollings S. S. Householder L. L. Hund E. B. Irby L. M. Jenkins B. C. Jennings S. M Johnson L. M. Jordan A. M Krawchuck A. M. Lackey C. P. Langston J. Can I move now? Catching rays' Don't bite my foot! Happy Btrlhday to me! Livingston Lizarralde J. Legare Levine Lewis Lykins Mallicote Margolius Marlowe McLeod Metz Miller Mitchum Moessner Molaska Moore What «s this?? BABIES 61 Babies ... Babies ... Babies Babies . . . I want dinner now! Getting a lan! Wide eyes! Taking it easy! Where we going? Bedtime' Wanna see my dotty? Do you think I'm pretty? Waiter, over here please' Frozen smile! Undercover! The Bighouse! What's that? Rock-a-bye Baby and the answer is When did you say dinner Sh! I'm trying to use the was? phone! S. Morris D. Narcisso A. Oakes S. Ody J. Patterson S. Phillips R. Prescott F. Pryor W. Reynolds M Richardson K. Roberts S. Robinson T. Ross C. Rouse S. Schweitzer C. Seals J. Smalls H. Smith C. Sturm C. Suggs S. G. Summer K. Travis M Tucker C. Turner A. VonCannon C. Vosberg R. Warren B. Wear T. Weed J. Williams K. Wilson S. White L. Wolfe Future Dentist' Can t help you? 62 BABIES Hey There Can I have my picnic now? LOOK AT US NOW! Most Likely To Succeed: Cindy Sturm and Winston Holliday Friendliest: Leigh Marlowe. Iliya Jones, and Carmon Reid Biggest Flirt: Most Talented: Norman Lizzarralde and Rachel Hayes Liz Butler and Keri Anderson 64 SENIORS Best Looking: Melinda Ravenell and Stephen Ammons Most Athletic: Julie Tapio and Chris Carek Best Dressed Paul I angslon and Cindy Sturm Most Talkative Cathy Denney and Norman Lizarralde Most Dependable Riley Warren and Marcus Stephanou ■ SENIORS 65 Special guests at the ceremonies included Mrs. Susan Mellichamp, Jack O'Keefe. Adrian Mun- zell, and William Gilden. Junior Marshall Winston Holliday led the proces- sion. Mike Anderson received his valedictory award from William Gilden. Superintendent of Moultrie District schools. A lot of hard work went toward getting these diplomas! Only a few more seniors have to file in before the ceremonies can begin. 66 GRADUATION POINT OF DEPARTURE Wando High School graduated its twelfth class on June 5, 1985, in the stadium. Two hundred and forty two students received their diplomas. There were thirty honor graduates and twenty three Charleston County Board Scholars. The Valedictorian was Mike Anderson, and the Salutatorian was Leslie Radcliffe. The Junior Marshalls were Tricia Berry, Crisman Boggan, Chris Carek, Rick Carter, Winston Hol- liday, Marcus Stefanou, Cindy Sturm, and Ward Reynolds. The Wando Choraleers performed How do We Say Goodbye. The Warrior band performed the processional and God Bless America. GRADUATION 67 These senior Choraleers performed for the last time. Cathy Canup reflects on her long-awaited gradu- ation. Senior Class president Doug Heath fought the strong winds, but finally decided to deliver his speech without his cap. 4 SKI I €S III H MS While taking off my jacket, cumberbund and tie. I ended my prom night with a deep and heavy sigh. I then laid down and started to recall. The factors that made this night a ball. First there was an awesome band, called Ninth Row. Who aided our dance with their musical show. And also the wonderful Omar Shrine Temple. Which held all 600 of us. oh quite simple. Then there was the battery and the starlit sky. Which made a romantic evening for the lovers passing by. And who could forget the candlelight dinner. That caused us guy’s wallets to get thinner and thinner. But guys, was it not all worth it. for all of this. Especially if you got a “goodbye kiss”. So my evening closes, after the girl is taken home. And I am back in my bed. where I lie all alone. And remembering the prom title, as my eyelids come down I thought to myself, this was truly “A Night On The Town.” .. Al Causey Richard Aydlette and Le Anne Jackson spin into action on the dance floor. The long line for that awaited picture that will last a lifetime. Junior Warriors Class Of ’87 The Juniors have definitely proven themselves to be the elite of academics, sports, and good times. I’m sure this tradition will continue to next year as the class of ’87 becomes reality. Our school spirit and pride has really shown and the hard work has paid off. Good luck and good times! ... Patrick Hassell President: Patrick Hassell Junior Committee (L to R): Tim Wise. Dawn Dicks. Troy Follak. Ben Albrecht. Kristy Wallace. Tara Beck. Al- ice Sun. Mary Matthews. Paige Piner. Elizabeth Carroll. Dierdre Huger. An- drea Sanders. David Hoffman. JUNIORS 69 Juniors Keep Q. What Would You Do Without Electricity? A. I would discover it.” (Dirk W.. Sr.); “Throw away my curling iron.” (Anon.. Jr.); “Unplug my MTV.” (Craig F.. Jr.); “Sleep.” (Anon.. Jr.); “Die!” (Kathy $.. Soph.) Ben Albrecht Angela Allen Walter Alston Jud Arce Travis Ancrum Susan Auld Scott Bailey Lee Baker Trey Baker Daniel Barkowitz Mike Barrett Anthony Baskin Deborah Baskin Tony Baskin Jennifer Bayliss Charles Beam Babs Beck Tara Beck Kenny Beckman Brett Belote Valerie Bennett Bryan Benton Robin Benton Dede Bishop Joyce Black Chris Booth Ashley Boyd Sam Brooks Schiawl Broughton Arthur Brown Hunter Brown Michelle Brown Rosemary Brown Wanda Brown Paul Bryer Colby Bryant 70 JUNIORS Debbie Baskin The Spirit Todd Campbell Beth Carpenter Elizabeth Carroll Michelle Carter Crystal Chamness Chris Chapman Harper Childs Mary Chimento Brian Christ Chris Cichocki Johnny Cisne Candace Clarke Millicent Clemons Sharon Coakley Clifford Coaxum Jerome Coaxum Clyde Cochrane Todd Colie Michael Cone Ken Conway Chris Cooke Marlene Cooper Robbie Coste Drew Cromer Bill Crouch Bobby Cummings Shawna Cunningham Jim D'Agostino Anetra Davis Tod Deer Dawn Dicks Gretchen Donnelly Crystal Drayton Mona Drayton Ammie Dupuy Laurin Eaddy Paige Eason Reggie Edwards Karen Ellis Merrilee Ellis Monalisa Ellis Salwa Elshazly JUNIORS 71 David Filer Slacey Evans Kimberly Farley Craig Ferreira David Fisher Jeff Fitzgerald Troy Follak 1 Jacqueline Ford Heather Foxworth Kelly Frazier Chris Freeman Margaret Funderburk Q. What Makes You Cry? A. ' Sad movies. (Anon.. Sr.); The thought of leaving America. (Dirk W.. Sr.); Onions. (Anon.. Jr.); Boys. (Melissa E.. Soph.); Bad grades. (Windy C. Soph.) Dianne Gammon David Garris Aretha Gathers Richard Geiger Meredith Gibson Michael Gibson Tonya Gillespie Debbie Gillette Devona Gilliard Erika Gilliard Nova Gilliard Ellie Giordano Eddie Glave Lenny Gold Virginia Goodwater William Goss Brian Graffius Tashia Greene Karen Grier Jodie Griffin Teresa Griffin Teddy Guerard Timothy Habersham 72 JUNIORS Juniors Rreit Hammes Alan Hamilton Jenm Hardin Lynn Harrill Tonya Harden Patrick Hassell April Helms Robert HippS Beth Hocutt David Hoffman Kate Holgate Angie Hollingsworth Garbnell Hollmgton Lyn Hook Forest Hooker Elliott Hooper Billy Howard Lewis Howard Tiffany Howard Deidre Huger Mark Hugie Rodica lacouache LeAnne Jackson Kristi Jacques Stephanie James Dolfey Jenkins Ethel Jenkins Anne Johnson Eric Johnson Laura Johnson Tammy Kanapaux Kimberly Kaylor Cam Kee Anna Keck Greg Keith Laura Keller Jeff Kerns Sandra Ketchen Janet King Clay Knight James Knudsen Shannon Kramer JUNIORS 73 Kara Kurtz Stephen Lange Scott Leland Bryte Lesesne David Liin Ginny Lindland Sean Lohr Leslie Lowe Neil MacAulay John Maccunn Leslie Major Victor Major Tyrone Mamgault Teddy Manos Mary Mathewes Dexter Mazyck Charlie McAlister Lisa McCaskill Renee McCormick Mandy McCullough Mark McFarland Ryan McGee Kelly McGrew Ruben McKenze Q. What Does Your Dream Car Look Like? Ml ’’Red Lotus Esprit.” (Jon B., Sr.); Metallic blue Porsche 91 I convertible with white leather seats.” (Dirk W.. Sr.); A 50's red Thunderbird.” (S.G. Summer. Sr.); Red convertible Porsche. (Kathy S.. Soph.); Red Mercedes convertible.” (Melissa E.. Soph.) Greg McKenzie Terry McKenzie Melissa McKnight Katie Meckstroth Shannon Mellichamp Connie Meyer Chenique Middleton Vanessa Middleton Tara Mitchell Nicol Miller Gus Malony Marcia Malony 74 JUNIORS Juniors Kerri Monarty Mara Murdoch Eddie Murphy Allen Murray Debbie Murray Jolee Myers David Neale Kimberly Newland Susan Newton Katherine Nicholson Bradley Nietert Johanna Norton Tamara Oatman Kathleen O'Reilly Sandra Orvig Chris Overlees Lucky Owens Beth Ozmore David Parker Holly Parker Robbie Parker David Parks Michele Passailaigue Brian Pierce Karen Pinckney Thomas Pinckney Page Piner Brian Podmenik Stewart Poulnot Andy Pracht Mark Ragsdale Kim Rast Bryan Rauers Rick Redden Paulette Reid Mark Renau James Richburg Samantha Ricks John Roberson Tonya Robinson Randy Rose Buff Ross JUNIORS 75 John Ross Caroline Rowell Machel Russom Lola Salinas Andrea Sanders Derek Sanford Sandy Santangelo Annette Saunders Carla Saunders Gwen Saunders Gina Scalise Anson Seaman Susan Seaman Hasan Shakoor Kathy Sharpe Harriet Sheorn Daniella Short Mable Shuler Charles Singleton Zane Skinner Carolyn Smalls Sean Smalls Tracy Smalls Constance Smith Deona Smith Erin Smith Michael Smith Jimmie Smyly D'Angelo Spencer Tracy Stecker Terri Steed Kristy Stillway Geory Stivers Yolanda Stokes Stacey Streetman Kyle Sumner Q. What's The First Thing You Notice About People? If they're wearing socks. (Quincy G.. Sr.); The way they walk. (Rosemary G.. Sr.); Their smiles. (Susan H.. Sr.); On guys, their backs. On girls, their looks. (S.G. Summer. Sr.); Their style of dress. (Anon.. Jr.); Their hair. (Anon.. Jr.); Their eyes. (San- die F.. Soph.) 76 JUNIORS Juniors Alice Sun Ashton Suttle Julie Swift Angela Taylor Barbara Thacker Laura Thames Kent Tharpe Earl Thurlow Alan Timmons Julie Thompson Steve Thornley Laura Todd Jerry Tollison Cliff Toner Chad Tucker Mark Vanderhorst Clare Veber Carroll Venning Shelley Waddington Kristy Wallace Derrick Ward Marc Washington Otis Washington Kathryn Watkins Robert Webb Michelle Wellmon Karen West Michele White Carolyn Whiteside Jennifer Whiteside Elaine Whitfield Heather Williams Dawn Wilson Deval Wilson Tim Wise Tina Wise Jodi Wiser Calvin Woods Hope Woodward Michael Wright Tammy Wright Maryanna Wrixon Juniors 77 Lee Zakis PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Tim Brown Amy Brubaker Eddie Buckner Susan Budan Frank Burch Leroy Burns Hope Byrd Chris Cameron Kelly Cameron Scot Campbell Michael Capers Renee Carnes Beth Carroll Dwayne Carter Jason Cartin James Caruso Dawn Catlett Scott Cave Windy Chandler Andrew Clark Buddy Clark Stephen Clarke Anthony Coakly Cindy Cobb Michael Cobb Elizabeth Cockcroft Andre Coleman Earl Coleman Jeremy Colie Mark Conklin James Connelly Eric Conyers Troy Conyers Elizabeth Craven Troy Crewford Andy Cromer Jai Crosby Kevin Crout Eddie Cumbee Jimmy Cumbee LaShonda Cummings Angela Dallas Alan Davey Phyllis Davis Wanda Davis Thedria Dawson Kris Dearborn Jay Deason Chip Deaton Sophomores SOPHOMORES 81 vie ?0' Q. If You Could Redo The School Colors, What Colors Would You Pick? A. I wouldn't change them.'' (Cindy S.. Sr.): Green and white. (Dirk W.. Sr.): Silver and blue. (Daniel B.. Jr.): Green and black. (Anon.. Jr.); Green and purple. (Anon.. Jr.): Navy and green. (Sandie F.. Soph.): Neon blue and white. (Anna B.. Fr.) Glen Deer Alex DiBona Erica Dilligard James Dingle Terry Doran David Douty Kirk Dowd Bonnie Drake Isaac Drayton Kathleen Driscoll Joanne Drislan Christi Drose Tamara Duncan Samuel Dunham Chris Durand Peter Durand John Durlach Donn Duval Pam Easterling Scott Edge Melissa Edwards Valeria Edwards Christy Eisenhower Debbie Elgison Mark Elliot Irene Ellis Felicia Enoch Shepard Fairey Lisa Floyd Tonya Ford Vaudrien Forsythe Jeffrey Fort Ricky Foster David Fox Ed Foxworth Christine French Sandie French MaryLynn Frink Daniel Gage Sarah Galligan Jay Galman Dana Garcia Lynn Garvin Nathaniel Gary Alice Gethers Michael Giannelli Janice Gilliard Clara Glaze Terri Goods Dereck Goodwater Brian Gottemoeller David Graham Brian Grant Devin Grant Fred Grant 82 SOPHOMORES PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Sophomores Larry Miller Leslie Miller Sandra Millican Donna Mitchell Youlanda Mitchell Steven Moore Brenda Morris Keith Morris Dan Morton Steven Mosley Brian Mullinax Thomas Murphy Desiree Myers Steven Neal Dennis Nelson John Nelson Tyrone Nelson Vetta Nelson Julie Nesbit Sabrina Nesbit Michael Newell Denise Newland Tori Oakes Chris Oplinger Lissa Orner Jennifer Orvin Dougi Osborne John Paddock Dick Page Robert Page Dennis Parker Eddie Parker Tiffini Parker Tripp Parker Kim Parks Angie Pate Kim Perry Michael Petit Paul Pethel Jackie Pezanowski SOPHOMORES 85 Paul Phipps Denise Pinckney John Popelka Gary Porcher Deirdre Porth Sean Potts Scott Powell William Price George Provesty Shannon Puett Terry Racioppa Tamara Rafkin Garth Ralston John Rhea Leon Richardson Trip Riesen Vincent Rivers Archie Roakes Jametta Robinson Melvin Robinson Nancy Rodgers Andy Rogers Tradd Rosebrock Patrick Ross Tara Sanford Walt Santos Carol Schneider Edward Schulz Delores Schweitzer Demetria Scott Kevin Scott Richard Seals Tommy Seaman Jennifer Setzer Matt Shannon David Shapiro Lenton Sharpe Phillip Shaw Toby Short Angela Siegling Michael Silver Kelli Simmons Shawnda Simmons Melissa Sisk Shawn Slater David Smith Doug Smith Monica Smith v e P Q. If Someone Gave You A Million Dollars, What's The First Thing You Would Do? A. Buy my OWN high school (Quincy G . Sr): Invest it for my family and college. (Anon.. Sr.): Go shopping (Cindy S.. Sr ): Buy my dream car. (Jon B.. Sr ); I would spend a year travelling. (Sandy S.. Jr.); Go to Fort Lauderdale for a month. (Anon.. Jr) Adrian Smoot Isaac Snipe Pamela Snipe Twila Snipe Mary Sottile Jon Souther Katherine Sparks Steve Spaulding 86 SOPHOMORES Sophomores Jody Stallings Tammi Steed Tony Steed Christina Stefanou Evan Steuer Ashley Street Gigi Strobel Jett Strunk Chip Sturgis Marc Sullivan Robert Sun Nelson Summer sett MawSurles Shane Swanson Melissa Swicord Eugene Swinton Kirk Tanis Bill Tempim Lisa Thames Celeste Thomas Christine Thomas Kevin Thomas Tara Timmerman Robert Tobin Julie Todd Angel Tompkins Joey Tripp Julie Trout Chad Tucker Tiffany Tucker Arthur Turner Robert Turner Derk Van Raaite James Vaughan April Velazquez Lisa Verner Joe Vesely Richard Villeponteaux J.R Waits Jennings Walker SOPHOMORES 87 Shelly Walker Mike Walkley Jennifer Ward Bonita Washington Felisha Washington Jonathan Washington Patrice Washington Virgil Washington Cher Watkins John Watkins Cynthia Watson Keith Watson Warren Watson Harriet Weeks Leia Weeks Britt Westendorff Carey White Chris White Earl White Gerald White Michael White Amy Whitener Matthew Whiteside Rob Wilson Tammy Wilson Kristi Wilks Casey Wise Jason Wiseman Tuk Woodbury Jud Wooddy Anthony Wright Gwen Wright Leslie Wright David Yates Jim Yergin Conrad Young John Young Brian Youngberg Shane Zakis Jackie Zook Jeff Fulton 88 SOPHOMORES This year’s freshman class is the largest class to ever enter Wando. Not only are we the biggest, but we’re also the best. The freshman class is made up of talented, creative, intelligent, deter- mined young people. We know how to work to improve this school and to help make Wando the best school in South Carolina. Wando, you’re getting the best group of young people that you’ve ever seen! Keisha Rivers, class president FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES: (left to right) Ivan Johnson. Keisha Rivers (class president). Angel Rivers. Sara Fisher. Matthew Whiteside not pictured: Isaac Washington Alien Aden Jennifer Ackerman Tammy Adams Leslie Alston William Alston Dereck Altmann Bonnie Anderson Gayle Anderson Pamela Anderson Shannon Asbury Mary Catherine Baker Larry Barden David Bardsiey Sam BarnweH Brian Barrie Amy Bamnean Ken Barrineau Troy Bartee Christy Bashnan Ronald Bastian Cynthia Bays Kande Beacham Frank Beck Heather Betote Norman Benfieid DeAdnan Bennett Stephanie Bennett Amy Bennington Amssa Bentie Donna Benton Meredith Berknsky Anna Berry__________ Joey Bette Trava Bibb Samantha Blair Robert Blunt Michelle Bolds Glenn Bowden Bo Bowers Natabe Brand FRESHMEN 89 Trey Briscoe Will Brock Allison Brown David Brown Gretchen Brown James Brown Robert Brown Shelley Brown Tyrone Brown Jaime Brunson Erik Bryer Michael Bryson Chris Budlong Marion Buiwmkie Trey Burmester Richard Burnett Tammy Burns Shen Butter Russe Byrd Bud Campbell Gwendolyn Campbell Kyle Campbell Pamela Campbell Ashley Cannon Angela Capers Lamarto Capers Donel Carey Rusty Carson Gracw Chandler Mary Chapman Tom Chason Jamie Chlmento Lee Chmners Charlotte Christensen Wendy Clark Jackie C oak ley Pamela Coakley Tiffany Coakley Angela Coaxum Jeanette Coaxum Tammie Cobia David Cohen Theresa Coleman Billy Colllins Chris Condon 90 FRESHMEN Freshmen Q. If You Could Improve Your Parents. What Would You Do? A Make Ihem more understanding. (S.G. Summer. Sr.); Make them less strict. (Susan H . Sr.): Instill a sense of adventure in them. (Quincy G.. Sr.): I don't want them to change. (Cindy S.. Sr.); Make them partiers. (Anon.. Jr.): Make them millionaires and awfully giving. (Anon.. Jr.): Make them younger (Kathy S.. Soph ); Update them!” (Anna B.. Fr.) Stephen Cone Christy Connell Brian Connelly David Cook Andy Cooke Michelle Coons Marguette Cooper Phillip Cooper Robert Coskrey Beth Cowart Benjamin Crawford Toni Crawford Tracy Crawford Rick Cribb Chris Crosby Dawn Corbett Kim Colwell Beverly Cox Angela Damon Daryl Davis Mary Dang Michael Davey Darren Dean Dexter Dean Trey Delamar David Delbene Amy Delisio Bernadette Dickerson Ronald Dickerson Tammy Dill Michele Dionne Jim Doar Elysia Dowds Staci Duncan Andrew DuPre Kerry Dupuy Patricia du Plooy Jimmy Edding Amy Edwards Vershelle Edwards Michelle Ellington Angie Ellis Jamin Estep John Eury Joe Evans Brandon Perm Jason Filipow Bryan Finch Candace Finch Paul Finch Karl Finkelstein Henry Fishburne Sara Fisher Michael Fisk Ben Fleming Caroline Fleming Jack Fletcher Tim Floyd Maintzie Hyman Burnee Forsythe Mary Fox Natalie Franz Maurice Frasier Evelyn Freeman FRESHMEN 91 Robert Freeman Freddie Fribb Dione Futch Rene Gainey Robin Gainey Carrie Gardner Patricia Garin Michael Garris Sandra Garry Dwayne Gathers Bryan Gawrych George Gayle Erica Gerhaold Wesley Gillam Billy Glave Artie Glover Jennifer Glover Matt Glynn Tiffany Goods Barbara Goodwater Earl Goodwater Lorenzo Gordon Darryl Graham Andrea Grant Jolanda Grant Sylvia Grant Terrian Grant Erika Grate Melvin Graves Anthony Green Harold Green Kim Green Virgil Green Byron Greene Will Greer Chevelle Gregg Teresa Grier Erin Groves Wendy Hall Heather Hamilton Matt Hann Dusty Harbeson Paula Harbin Tammy Hargett 92 FRESHMEN The Point Is M iss Cegend Zracy Weed 102 BEAUTIES 3irst Runner-Up Zerri-Ky Ross Cindy Sturm Riley Warren The process of choosing Miss Legend” was conducted by the Legend staff in December. Out of a list of all the Senior girls, the Seniors voted for twenty on the basis of beauty and academic standing. The top fifteen's photographs were taken to our local sportscaster from Channel 4. Chris Allen. He selected the winner and six fina- lists strictly from the girls’ Senior portraits. BEAUTIES 103 104 BEAUTIES Wade Clark. Jeffrey Glover. Bernard Steed. Hunter Williams Miss Wan do LAURA TODD I Mr. Wan do Alan Tavel First Runner-Up: Angela Von Cannon Second Runner-Up: Melissa Jenkins Third Runner-Up: Anetra Davis Third Runner-Up: Dawn Dicks Third Runner-Up: Leigh Marlowe Mr. and Miss Wando 1986 will appear in the 1987 Legend. The Miss Wando pageant’s date change to March is too late to be covered and sent to the printer. At press time, Mr. Wando had been chosen. The winner. Aubrey Hicks, will appear next year with Miss Wando. a6P %eo ?xe A World Of Difference? Maria Andersen; Gothenburg. Sweden Jonas Carlberg; Stockholm. Sweden Per Eriksson; Sweden Each year Wando is fortunate to have exchange students and students from foreign countries. The following questions were asked in an interview to inform Warriors of their similarities and differences to teenagers around the world. What do you think about Americans and their attitudes? Carlberg: “I like Americans and I do like their attitudes; they're always so kind and help with everything.” Woessner: “Friendly, open, interested, kind of chaotic, and always in a hurry. What do you think about American fashions? How do they compare with those in your country? Andersen: There is not a big differ- ence between the Swedish and Ameri- can fashion. What you have more of here are sweatpants and sweatshirts.” Myyrinmaa: Here fashion is much be- hind! What is your impression of American teenagers? Andersen: “Outgoing, positive, and in- terested to hear about other coun- tries.” What do you like about Wando the most? The least? Andersen: The school spirit and the activities after school like track, bas- ketball, and volleyball. We do not have anything like that in the Swedish schools. Carlberg: “The most — the Coke ma- chines. The least — the food.’ Myyrinmaa: “(the most) The friendly people, (the least) the rules. Woessner: “(the most) Weekends, (the least) Monday.” Orhan Mohamdbey; Lebanon Dirk Woessner; Weisbaden. West Germany WANDO-FUL PEOPLE 105 j ©o9ve Our Best The groups featured on these two pages are students on the first nine- weeks honor roll. Mr. James Hilton and Mrs. Caroline Reed se- cured a grant for an outdoor classroom. Mr. Hil- ton designed the classroom, which centers around a nature trail for science classes. TWELFTH GRADE: front row: Susan Hill. Susan Ody. Karen Travis, Cindy Sturm. Mamie Lackey. Lisa LaMantia. Sonya Morris. Shelley Metz. Beth McLoed. Michelle Krawchuck. Gina Timmerman. Brad Watson back row: Heather Maxwell. Kim Wilson. Tricia Berry. Sarah Householder. Andrea Oakes. Winston Holliday. Beth Torrey. Dirk Woessner. Orhan Mohamadbey. Marcus Stefanou Not Pictured: Monique Eaddy. Dana Narcisso. Scott Martin Ms. Merrily Arce spent the 1984-85 school year ELEVENTH GRADE: front row: Page Piner. David Garris. Anne Johnson. Vanessa Middleton. Lynn in Biarritz. France, as a Fulbright Exchange Harrill. Mary Mathewes. Kim Rast. Laurin Eaddy. Millicent Clemons. Shannon Mellichamp teacher. She in effect traded places with Ms. back row: Sandy Santangelo. James Knudsen. Michelle Carter. Erika Gilliard. Lee Baker. Mara Murdoch. Martine LaPlumeand taught French and English Troy Follak. Machel Russom. Kristy Wallace. Daniel Barkowitz. Mary Wrixon in the French school. Not Pictured: Susan Auld. Jennifer Bayliss. Charles Beam. Craig Ferreira. Teddy Guerard. Claude Loadholt. Caroline Rowell. Andrea Sanders. Laura Todd 106 WANDO-FUL PEOPLE Is Showing TENTH GRADE: front row: Christina Stefanou. Chris Cameron. Lisa Jasper. Shane Swanson. Scott Edge. Chip Sturgis. Kelly Cameron. Bonnie Drake. Joey Tripp. Angie Pate. Hayley Anderson back row: David Gwynne-Vaughan. John Popelka. Michael Newell. Michael Slater. Gina Middaugh. Todd Mescher Not Pictured: Chris Crout, John Knisley. Kara Kurtz. Shirley Lam. Garth Ralston. Delores Schweitzer. Tara Timmerman. Derk Vanralte, Jonathan Washington. Britt Westendorff. Jud Wooddy NINTH GRADE: front row: Jamie Moore. Kevin Rast. Todd Riggs. Patricia Garin. Ivan Johnson. Paul McCaskill. Shannon Sheleby. Keisha Rivers. Natalie Franz. Mandy McMillan back row: Robbie Steele. Kenny Lane. Paul Sparwasser. Johnny Vaughan. Ursala Smalls. Carol Thomp- son. Jamie Simmons Not Pictured: Dereck Altmann. Christy Bashnan. Heather Belote. Amy Bennington. Trava Bibb. Stephen Cone. David Delbene. Jamin Estep. Kristina Holliday. Giselle Karam. Julie Lake. Michael Maxwell. Ashley Mercer. Paul Neussendorfer Marcus Stefanou was a national finalist in the Propeller Club Essay contest in 1985. He won a trip to the Far East, which he took last summer. Deron Nettles made the U.S. National Surfing Team. He got to travel to California and Hawaii, and he had the chance to compete in the World Contest. Michelle Krawchuck and John Aydlette partici- pated in the Close-Up program last spring. They toured Washington. D C., and Williamsburg. Vir- ginia. to learn more about our government. WANDO-FUL PEOPLE 107 Melinda Kavenell Senior Crowned November 1, 1985 Six contestants were chosen for Miss Homecoming by the Senior class. The entire student body voted, and the results were announced at halftime of the game that night. Melinda Ravenell was crowned Miss Homecoming 1985 by Mr. Scott, and Tracy Weed was first runner-up. 108 BEAUTIES M iss Momecoming Melissa Jenkins Tracy Weed Anna Moessner Leigh Marlowe Beauties 109 Miss Senior Melinda Ravenell Kesha Jenkins, Melissa Jenkins. Jeri Ox- ford. Terri-ky Ross. Cindy Sturm. Riley Warren. Tracy Weed M iss junior Beth Ozmore Diane Gammon. Meredith Gibson. Beth Hocutt, Chenique Middleton. Kristy Wal- lace Miss 3res kmen Keisha Rivers Izetta Horlback Keri Barrineau. Lisa Howell. Ashley Mer- cer. Melissa Sweeney 110 BEAUTIES The Point Is 112 HOMECOMING '85 BRINGS OUT THE IN WARRIORS HOMECOMING SPIRIT Warriors were given the chance to show their famous spirit in every imag- inable way during Homecoming Week 1985. This week, shortened to three days this year, was nonetheless eager- ly anticipated as students could not wait to dress up according to the des- ignated days. Wednesday was School Colors Day, Thursday (Halloween) was Costume Day, and Friday was Dress- Up Day. Friday afternoon there was a pep rally in the stadium with special guests 95-SX D.J.'s Andrea Vincent and Rick Ocean. Spirit Week results were announced, with the Senior class winning overall and Juniors coming in second. The Senior Class shows the spirit that won it the Overall Spirit Award. Diane Casias introduced the special guests Andrea and Rick. The cheerleaders, as Guardian Angels tor the football players, decorate their lockers and encourage them tor every game. Many students went all out to dress up, as each class received points for participating in spirit week activities. ) WM MORS V 0 G° As excitement builds, the team does the run- through” and prepares for the game ahead. TOP LEFT: The Warriors played a hard game, but the Gators proved to be tougher competition. MIDDLE: The cheerleaders hyped the classes up at the pep rally. The Homecoming Queen candidates and their spon- sors posed at the pep rally in nervous anticipation of the decision to be announced that night. HOMECOMING 113 Halftime At Homecoming In addition to the daytime activities, night- time events were also planned. Wednesday night there was “The Pow-Wow, the pep rally- bonfire. Although it was too rainy to hold the bonfire, the Warrior spirit remained undam- pened. Thursday night was the J.V. game at Goose Creek. Friday night was the Varsity game against the Goose Creek Gators. Many former students returned to watch the Warriors play and visit old friends and teachers. Melinda Ravenell was crowned Miss Homecoming 1985, and Tracy Weed was named first runner- up. Despite the many preparations intended to boost the team to victory, the final score was Wando 3. Goose Creek 14. The Homecoming dance was held Saturday night in the cafeteria. Even though Homecoming didn't turn out quite like it was expected, many students came to the Gator Stomp, which featured the band “The Committee.” TOP RIGHT: The cheerleaders take a break to watch the halltime events. Although they worked extra hard during spirit week, it took more than their encouragemenl and pep to win the game. RIGHT: Tracy Weed, with her escort Billy Swails. was named first runner-up in the Homecoming Queen contest. FAR RIGHT The award-winning Wando band perlormed the halltime show, with Lisa Hund as a soloist AND THE WINNER IS Melinda Ravenell's reaction was one ol happy surprise as she was named Miss Homecoming 1985 1 114 HOMECOMING POWDER PUFF, A CRAZY NIGHT TO BE SERIOUS It was cold Saturday night December 14, 1985 at 7:30. Perfect weather for a Powder Puff football game. Battling it out were the senior freshman team, K.A.T., and the junior sophomore team, N.A.D.S. Many hours were spent prepar- ing for the big event which paid off for the N.A.D.S. They proved to be unbeatable. The senior freshman team worked very hard to get ahead. The final score was 21 to 0 with the N.A.D.S. coming out on top. N.A.D.S., left to right:(front) David Garris. Robbie Coste. Greg Keith (2nd row) Bonnie Drake. Julie Levine. Janet King. Kristi Wallace. Hope Woodward. Andrea Sanders. Harriet Weeks. Mary Heath. Britt Westendorff (top row) Hayley Anderson. Christine Thomas. Beth Carroll. Tara Timerman. Trit Hazel- rigs. Laurin Eaddy. Elizabeth Carroll. Laura Keller. Dianne Gammon. Debbie Gillette. Julie Swift. Dawn Wilson. Melissa Swicord. Jai Crosby. Elaine Whit- field. April Velazquez The N.A.D.S. think about their next play as they Julie Levine and Renee McCormick give a thumbs- The N.A.D.S. go head-to-head with K.A.T prepare to go into action. up on the N.A.D.S. victory. POWDER PUFF 115 (front, left to right) Joan Ford. Anna Moessner. Tara Childress. Lori Burnett. Rachel Hayes. Diane Casias. Tracy Weed. Riley Warren. Kim Yates (top) Mike Sisk. Chris Carek. Al Causey. Ray Franz. Shelby White. Laura Moody. Katherine Haskill. Jennifer Thompson. Wendy Hall. David Van Cleef. Beth Cowart. Giselle Karam. Paige Howard. Charisse Potts. Ashley Mercer, Natalie Franz. Candy Finch. Margaret Hollingsworth. Dave Popelka, Cliff Toner. Rick Carter. K. A T. huddles in an effort to find a winning strategy. Both teams practiced for several weeks in preparation for the game. Despite the strong determination and physical capabilities shown by both sides, the N.A.D.S. came out on top. The next best thing to cheerleaders: David Hoffman and friends show their expertise in pyramid-building. 116 POWDER PUFF SENIOR CHEERLEADERS 117 FRONT ROW: Susan Hill, Hope Woodward. Karen Travis. Marnie Lackey SECOND ROW: Anna Moessner. Riley Warren. Deonna Smith THIRD ROW: Dawn Dicks. Diane Casias. Angela Von Cannon. Eliza Chapman The Varsity Cheerleaders never stop spread- ing school spirit. These girls support their teams in many ways. They sold spirit ribbons and pins, as well as give energetic encouragement at pep rallies. The cheerleaders always seem to be ready to get everyone hyped up for another game. These girls can definitely be called the leaders in school spirit. Riley instructs the crowd on the words for the next cheer. Angela shows enthusiasm at the pep rally. 118 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS THE TWELFTH MAN The JV cheerleaders have done many things to assist the teams this year. They have led the pep rallies, sold spirit ribbons and pins, and sold corsages at Homecoming. The cheer- leaders also participated in the Ser- toma parade, the 95SX contest, and camp at Columbia College where they won first place. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders definitely show their spirit in everything they do. Lisa Kimbrell. Kerrie Dupuy. Lisa Floyd. Charlene Reid, Tracy Crawford. Melissa Sweeney. Ashley Mercer. Tara Sanford. Jenifer Hasklll, Melissa Koger. Natalie Franz Go, Team Go! JV CHEERLEADERS 119 Against all the odds the Warriors have proved themselves again! After their starting quarterback was injured their hopes were dev- astated, but with perserverance and a will to win. the Warriors made it to the playoffs for the second year in a row. Their talent is better than what is shown in their 6-4 regular season re- cord. They have proven it by winning the 1st game in the playoffs against the Hartsville Red- foxes and going on the second round against Stratford. (L to R) top row Buddy Clark. lltya Jones. RoPert Web. Ben Holliday. Mike Dunn. Zane Skinner. Rck Carter. Dave Popetka. Ed Foxwoth. Danny Gage. Lenny Gold. John Glencamp. Pat HasseL Carlton Turner. David Johnson. Maurice Snipe. Robed Tobm. Fred Richardson. John Grafton. Winston Hdhday. James Knudsen. Clyde Cochron. Troy Jenkins. Robbie Coste. Ken Conway. Shannon Phillips. Stacey Mar gauit. Stacey Haversham. Coach Spalvero. Coach Kirk. Coach Duncan. Coach Pavksko. Coach Harris. Coach Lee. Coach Fisher. Troy FoMak. Deval Wilson. Cliff Toner. Ben Crawford. Sean Potts. Pat Hensen. Tommy Kirk. Chris Carek. Trey Koger. Raymond Franz. Eddie Murphy. James Richburg. Sean Smalls. David Gams. Malcom Grant. Dean Blackwell. Lee Zakus. Greg Keith. Stephen Ammons. PROVING 'EM WRONG WARRIORS ADVANCE TO 2ND ROUND IN PLAY-OFFS As the dust settles, the team prepares to go back into action. Offense works hard to move the ball. Troy Jenkins takes time out. David Garris makes a winning pass. VARSITY FOOTBALL 121 Lenny Gold says. “Stay out of my way boys, they are mine. Coach Harris contemplates the next play strategy. Carlton Turner analyzes the game being played. David Garris in action 122 VARSITY FOOTBALL Stephen Ammons Riley Warren Michael Dunn Julie Swift Raymond Franz Katherine Sparks John Glencamp Melissa Jenkins John Grafton Sandra Millican SENIOR WARRIORS AND ESCOR TS Malcolm Grant Kesha Jenkins Jonathan Heywood Lisa Floyd Troy Jenkins Maxine Jenkins VARSITY FOOTBALL 123 David Johnson Beth Snider Iliya Jones Carmen Reid Shannon Phillips Cathy Denney Dave Popelka Hope Woodward Trey Koger Eliza Chapman Fred Richardson Sheila Greene 124 FOOTBALL J.V. LEARNS ALL THE RIGHT MOVES He k 'c0l reh %yo O A? 0 «0� , ? p ar a0 o 0 °$ra £ .. J3rr,a °rO ° :t «? ? U SO U 39 ? U Warriors on the move. The 85-86 Junior Varsity Football Team had a very trying season. It had a lot of very close games including the win over Stratford in over- time. according to Coach Lee. the Junior Varsi- ty coach. Many of the players now are pre- pared for playing on the Varsity team next year. FRONT ROW: P. Sparwasser. B. Ferm. T. Jervey. K. Manigault SECOND ROW: M. Garris. S. Turner. J. Freshman running back Meyron Heyward picks up good Hogg. P. Jones. M Horlback THIRD ROW: M. Settle. S. Scogin. S. Johnson. S. Lesesne. D. Brantley. B. yardage against Burke. Connelly FOURTH ROW: J. Kee. J. Vaughan. B. Gawryck. D. Dean. G. Zgol. J. Dingle FIFTH ROW: T. Most. J. Connelly. J. Popelka. R. Roberts. D. Graham. M. Whiteside SIXTH ROW. C. Oxford. M. Silver. W. Santos.T. Doran. J. Watkins. M. Heyward. SEVENTH ROW: T. Murphy. M. Newell.M. Shannon. M. Conklin. W. Price. T. Short LAST ROW: M. Petit. M. Elliot. J. Nelson. K. Crout. C. Bowick. K. Grooms COACHES: Spalviero. Fisher. Lee J.V. FOOTBALL 125 VOLLEYBALL WARRIORETTES SET EXAMPLES AND SUMP THE RIVALS occetooafd Bufue 'SS— sN� 1 0 Su ' NanP° ©e e f wanP° a««,t of0 Na xJ° _ GM.S� '0 ’ NafvJo • S« 'Nand°. u,U ©aP s' H VJa ° W anP° Goose Goose ao J° ts� an J C� «« N� oO° Betke'ey NNaodo Geo.ge ° WanOO Bo� KC Waodo a«e'0o� 0 NNaoO° Stiat'o«i Na Son e'v'We V aodo Sva''o J C� e® vcv VJaf Jo gcfke'ev 'Nand0 FoaVao J '° ,1 © � P E09� ,5 WaoP° The ’85-’86 Girls Volleyball Team has had a very successful year with a 24-8 record. They were in many tournaments and play-offs includ- ing the lower state play-offs and the optimist tournament. The team also advanced to the region play-offs and the Region 6-AAAA Con- ference. Two team members, Tracey Weed and Julie Tapio, were All-Region 6AAAA players. 1985-86 was the 11th consecutive season the volleyball team made the play-offs. Co-cap- tains Tracey Weed and Julie Tapio led the team in attending volleyball camp at the University of Tennessee. The Wando team won the tourna- ment division championship. 126 VOLLEYBALL Tracy Weed keeps the ball on the opponents' side. Julie Tapio spikes the ball. Kristy Wallace plays aggressively, the way that has made the Kerie Brock waits for the ball to spring into action. Warriorettes so successful. VOLLEYBALL 127 FRONT ROW: Tyrone Swinton. Derrick White. Brad Stowell. Travis Ancrum. Todd Campbell. Rodney McFadden. Bryan Benton. Rob Hicks. Dennis Nelson. Pat Hassell BACK ROW: Dave Schlacter. Keith Sanders. Al Jenkins. Dexter Mazyck. Lenny Gold. Derrick Goodwater, Carl Wigfall. Reiko Hamilton. Jimmy Smyly. Fred Richardson. James Knudsen. Coach Lee Carl Wigfalt shoots a jump shot. Rob Hicks goes up for a lay up. 128 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1986 IS REBUILDING YEAR FOR VARSITY 8 � Va. nao GeorQ„S,a tv. k1o tV3 «octo tVa, o to naQ ait] ,OQs« Cr, Strz 9e,OWn eeh y° 00 vs Xtovs - tv, tV$A tVar tVa, tVar tVs ;s ., Jan ' y ° h GeOrJ,nke G C O °reek St, s,al1 na Bunre Grab that ball warriors! Rob Hicks tries for the ball. Rebound. Warriors! Derrick Goodwater makes a good block. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 129 130 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS J.V. BA V cbxv '%x . Jf % - : S ❖ i i FRONT ROW: Jamie Simmons. Daryl Swinton, Greg Zgol. Mike Settle. Todd Riggs BACK ROW: Coach Biggs. Troy Crawford. Paul Riley, Carl- ton Smalls. Everett Hilton. Vincent Rivers Daryl Swinton goes for the jam. Jamie Simmons tries for the easy jumper. Greg Zgol better watch out for a steal! JV BASKETBALL 131 GIRLS MAINTAIN THAT WINNING (from top. left to right): Warriors get fired up for the game. Dee Dee Scott holds on to the ball. Warriors are determined to get the ball. Julie Tapio takes jump shot. Warriors fake the ball. Grab that rebound Warriors! GIRLS BASKETBALL 133 GIRLS J.V. B ft£5|Sl Zats s? £ ?n left: Let’s get the ball down court, middle: That’s the way to go after the ball, above: Come on Warriors, we need that rebound. GIRLS JV BASKETBALL 135 WINNING IS V st. a VS vka 76 Y ' 9 ► . O ,9 6.0' .1-'’ V$e f vv° 9.0 V V v Ae'' 0 V° ..0 ?°Va' ■ i- a' C0° ,te«' rtf’ ,c« � 0' v ..o -sS?V t v: H s v0® V ,e 0e I 0-1 The eighty-five Boy’s Tennis team had a highly successful season. In fact, it was their best second season ever, with 13 wins and 1 lost. They won the Region 6AAAA Champion- ship, as well as finished third in the state. Chris Carek was named region singles champ. Hope- fully, this season's outstanding record will set another precedent in Wando sports. Top Row: Paul Langston. Tom Schuman, Paul Bryer. Joe Vesely Bottom Row: George Provosty. Trip Reisen. Chris Carek. Mike Haight. Kirk Bonnoitt Coach: Craig Harris Chris Carek, Senior Tom Schuman. Senior Paul Langston. Senior 136 BOYS TENNIS A HARD HABIT TO BREAK FRONT ROW: Lou Ellen Mashe. Diane Rodgers. Tracy Stecker. Jennifer Owens. Laura Keller. Karen BACK ROW: Jennifer Whiteside. Elizabeth Carroll. Nancy Rodgers. Nancy Smith. Kelly Smith. Candace %n0Cf° dna° 1 %la° 6 Ob 5 '''a ’r0 0 0 QerL a s s e This year’s girls’ tennis team, coached by Karen Cook, has been highly successful, only losing to Bishop England, and Hartsville. The number one player was Nancy Rodgers. Nan- cy, seniors Kelly Smith and Karen Hann, and the other hard working play- ers made the ’85-’86 teams one of the best Wando tennis teams ever. Clark Kelly Smith. Senior Karen Hann. Senior GIRLS TENNIS 137 First Row: Romero Maratea, Trey Delmar. Carl Koger. Marion Bulwinkle, Matt Stanley. Michael Davey Second Row: Toby Shore. John Nelson. David Fisher. Ken Conway. Stephen Meredith. Coach Spalviero Third Row: Rusty Carson. Danny Gage. Kevin Grooms. Richard Seals. Michael Newell. Thomas Murphy. Matt Glynn Seniors: Trey Koger. Max Velazquez. Allen Crawford. Marcus Stefanou Right: Trey Koger goes for a pin. 138 WRESTLING ? o 9rkfo 0° Zanao 9r a0 Ja. ,f� es Hi, '9h Ch $nZ''n°o Sc ,c Sji s?7 « £2 � H� ,Sh°Pp' 8 a„ n Ooi «j a� Xh'9 C eu'9h Sch°01 ££! “ 3°°Se r tQr 3 Cr{ ,Qna f., 7 «% C «e ,, 'Oo Scr°0 W Sc ' 4 2� S o C°Werln0o io er Sfn°e Sf3te top left: James Nelson has him wrapped up. top middle: Marcus Stefanou gets two points for a reverse. far left: Ken. if you hold him down you’ve got a pin. left: Trey prepares to grapple. lower left: Bill Goss quick on the draw. below: Marcus, don’t kill him with a bear hug. WRESTLING 139 DUNCAN The Wando Warrior baseball team ended up winning eleven games and losing ten games — good enough to finish 4th in Region 6-AAAA. The team's most valuable player was fourth-year starter Billy Swails. who led the Warriors with a .443 batting average and a pitching record of 5 wins and 2 losses. Scooter Mitchum also pitched well for the Warriors having a 3-3 record. Wando underclass pitched well for the Warriors having a 3-3 record. Wando underclass men played well throughout the season seeming improving game by game. Players to watch in the future after having played well last year included: Matt Surles SS-P. .289. Mark Renau c — .326. Sly Cambell OF — .272; Bucky Stanley 2B — .274 and Mike Kimbrell P-OF. 302. The future of Wando baseball is bright with the return of seven starters. If Mike Kimbrell and Matt Surles can handle the pitching chores as expected the Warriors could finish on top ., Coach Duncar Here comes strike 3! 140 BASEBALL GOOD FORM There IT GOES! SLUGGERS Senior Players: George Wilson, Coach Duncan, Mark Mitchum, Bernard Steed, Billy Swails Top Row: Coach Duncan, Troy Query, Sly Robbie Coste, Clyde Cochran, Matt Surles Campbell, Mark Mitchum. Mike Kimbrell Third Row: David Garris, George Wilson, Mike Second Row: Mark Renau, Bernard Steed, Smith, Billy Swails baseball i4i CONFERENCE Senior Players: Tim Childress and Nathaniel Gadsen Top Row: Marcus Stefanou, David Johnson, Cliff Toner. Stephen Ammons. Coach Kirk Middle Row: Don Duvall, Teddy Guerard. Alan Crawford. Malcom Grant. Billy Mason Bottom Row: Sam Brooks. James Vaughan. Nathaniel Gadsen. Tim Childress. Fred Richardson 142 BOY’S TRACK THIRD PLACE 6' 1 ! S' V® eo'f- On� 6 O' 6 e 6 3s'� a e� -3� 3' G� ” 3' 26 9 , « r S' te eu1 ® W� 0 On� 6 .1 va 1 Me®’ --otW _A G� � 'Sji««6 '03 � 12 2� 2� 9 6 S«% S' . e� � ® 10 ki- ll 2� CONFERENCE THIRD PLACE The 1985 Boy’s Track Team was a hard working group who proved their talent by securing the title of third place in the CONFERENCE. Sam Brooks was named most-valuable run- ner with 50% points. Fred Richardson earned 75% points. The team proved nothing could stop their determination. ... Coach Kirk ... When he runs he’s no Teddy Bear. Marcus jumps for high goals. And this is when he is happy! BOY'S TRACK 143 THESE GIRLS ARE REALLY VVa( OPS ,s' Laura Blume'Be,h lrby-A,hena Miller'Shannon Me,,ichamp'Be,h 3rd1 Ro°: TBp?r™ L 3 m' ?elda, F obinsorJ: Lynette Bourne. Holly Boggan. Kerie Brock. Diane Gammon. Mary Healh CMCh Karnn C ! ' ChfiS'ina S'ePhan0 HaVleV Anderson. Joey Tripp COOKING Hayley struggles lor the win. Ms. Cook will miss her seniors. SC 0 6 V, v V? 2 A0' 2f V� ©o a' 26 A3 1� 37 G ’ 1 MK e 4 Boor� 4 ,o� c, ► 8 CO'fjS � W� 1 c e 8« s° ao ooce® “ 35 yran 0 yrsr iar 3 J3r vN� SD ' Bon 54 3‘ 5� 3 98 8 lOO ou t r-o «e 6 The 1985 girls’ track team was the largest Wando has ever had. There were only two seniors — Lynette Bourne (discus and shot put) and Mi- chelle Rice (hurdles and high jump). Michelle achieved outstanding honors including being ranked third in the na- tion in the high jump. Through hard work, determination and good coach- ing, the 1985 girls’ track team re- mained undefeated throughout the season, came in second place at the Conference meet, and in first place at the Charleston County Track Meet. Beth in perfect form. Kristy takes time out to socialize. GIRL’S TRACK 145 TEEING OFF TO ANOTHER SEASON Hilton h O'� - C0n ?.' S° r T°Urna a £ ? ' ?Z ° . TotJrnam in The Wando Golf Team has been Conference Champions two of the last three years, since Jim Craven has taken over as the coach of the Golf Team. This year's team was lead by Sen- iors, Westy Westmoreland and Raymond Franz, who have placed in the top ten in the state in their past three years at Wando High School. Jack Kee, Raymond Franz. Westy Westmoreland. Jud Wooddy. Chris Simmons 146 GOLF BEST IN THE LONG RUN es) toirini- e ? ■ '£Sy 4s5f’ 0 ' ' ag? Wando’s cross country track team is a new addition to the Wando sports program this year. This team has done exceptionally well for a new team, los- ing only to Summerville. Everyone is looking forward to seeing how this team will do in the future. (front) James Vaughan. Donny Duval (back) Allen Crawford. Sam Brooks. Teddy Guerard On your mark, get set. GO! Sam stretches it out for the big finish. The 1985-86 Soccer team will be included in the 1987 annual because the season’s move to a spring sport will be too late to be covered and sent to the printer. Fortunately, this does not diminish the efforts of the team in any way. We. the Legend staff, congratulate the '86 team and its coach, and look forward to their continued success. CROSS COUNTRY 147 Student Council 1. Ivan Johnson 2. Hayley Anderson 3. Julie Levine 4. Sara Fisher 5. Ben Albrecht 6. Kristy Wallace 7. Tara Childress 8 Jen Oxford 9 Cindy Sturm 10 Al Causey 11. Norman Lizarralde 12. Carmen Reid 13. Terri-Ky Ross 14. Angela Allen 15. Rick Carter 16. DeDe Bishop 17. Christine Thom- as 18. Amy Whitener 19. Mary Heath National Honor Society « I Riley Warren 2. Rick Carter 3. Cindy Sturm 4 Ward Reynolds 5. Kerie Brock 6. Al Causey 7 Rachel Hayes 8 Dave Popelka 9 Michelle Krawchuck 10. Winston Holliday II Tricia Berry 12. Marcus Stefanou 13. Mrs. Weise Quiz Bowl Team 1. Carl Seals 2. Richard Aydlette 3. Lisa Jasper 4 Cnsman Boggan 5. Shane Swanson 6. Jeff Fulton 7. Ward Reynolds 8 John Roberson 9 Mrs Weise 148 CLUBS Debate Team 1. Mrs. Reed 2 Regina Middaugh 3. Jonathan Washington 4 Tara Childress 5. Jamin Estep 6. Richard Aydlette 7. Mary Jordan 9. Kara Roberts 10. Sean Lohr 11. Jeff Fulton 12. Daniel Barkowitz 13. Colin Somers 14. Micheal Newell 15 Jody Legare 16. Kara Kurtz 17. Chris Wagner 18. Mary Mathewes 19. Susan Auld Spanish Club Jack Fletcher 2. Richie Geiger 3. Corrinne Wells 4. Keri Jones 5. Jodie Drislan 6 Matt Surles 7. Brice O’Brien 8. Terri-Ky Ross 9 Nancy Evans 10. Tom Schuman 11. David Etter 12. David Hoffman 13. Alan Hamilton 14. Johnny Cisne 15. Jon Beaujon 16. Amy Edwards 17. David Cook 18. Wendy Chandler 19. Kelli Simmons 20. Ben Fleming 21. Daniel Barkowitz 22. Bruce Wallace 23. Beth Cockcroft 24. Alisha Markham 25 David Delbene 26. Ashton Suttle 27. Mike Smith 28 Terry Doran 29. Brian Podmenik 30. Amy Bennington 31. Trey Mas- sey 32. April Velazquez 33. William Price 34. Lynn Harrill 35 Anna Berry 36. Christina Stefanou 37. Lee Baker 38. Cindy Sturm 39. Ben Albrecht 40, Laura Keller 41. Erica Dilligard 42. LaShond Cummings 43. Janet King 44. Amy Ballenger 45. Tom Murphy 46. Harriet Weeks 47. Kim Kaylor 48. Tammy Kanapaux 50. Richard Villepontea 51. Kim Murphy 52. Chip Sturgis 53. Kristi Wilks 54. Tonya Belcher 55. Joey Allan 56. Cher Watkins 57. Leslie Kizer 58. Powell Hill 59. Charlie Knopenski 60. Ursala Smalls 61. Keisha Rivers 62. Lisa Jefferson 63. Sandy Holmes 64. Chris Herzog 65. Kim Jackson 66. Maxine Jenkins 67. Julie Todd 68. Dana Garcia 69. Mrs. Berry Chess Club 1. Chris Herzog 2. Jay Poirien 3. Jim Moore 4 James Grant 5. Lisa Jasper 6. Meredith Boykin 7. David Bardslez 8. Ms. Bradsher 9. Eric Cohn 10. Shane Swanson 11. Jack Fletch- er 12. Wayne Swinton 13. Richard Seals 14. Paul Legare 15. Mike Jareski 1 Charlotte Jennings 2. Mary Jordan 3. Candace Clark 4 Christian Chapman 5. Bryan Rauers 6 Brice O’Bnen 7. April Velazquez 8 Anson Seaman 9 Michelle Wellmen 10 EHie Giordano 11 Meredith Gibson 12 Chenique Middleton 13. Laura Johnson 14 Angela Taylor 15 OanneGammon 16 B tl Crouch 17 Mike Cone 18 Todd Colie 19 Randy Rose 20 Tracy Stecker 21 HoHy Parker 22 Mandy McCullough 23. Hope Woodward 24. Chris Overlees 25 Brett Hammes 26. Dirk Woessner 27. Tom Schuman 28 Elliott Hopper 29. Stowart Poulnot 30 Bill Goss 31. Tern-Ky Ross 32. Brad Nietart 33 Chns Cooke 34. Barbie Bischot 35 Kimberly Kaykx 36 Geory Slivers 37. Chad Tucker 38 Janet King 39 David HoHman 40 Jett Kerns 41 Ben Albrecht 42 Robert Hlpps 43 Susan Auld 44 Brett Befote 45 David Etter 46 Apnl Helms 47 Heather Foxworth 48 Andy Pracht 49 LeAnne Jackson 50 Gus Motony 51 Alan Hamilton 52. Bitty Mason 53. Jimmy Tucker 54. Kelly Frazier 55. Babs Beck 56 Amrme Dupuy 57. Derek Sanford 58 Jeremiah Swinton 59 Kim Farley 60 Jimmy Bandle 61. Mary Wisse 62 Paul Hoagland 63. Norman Lizarrakle 64 Trey Koger 65 Chris Albrecht 66 Doug Stanley 67 Max Velazquez 68 David Parks 69 Mark Ragsdale 70 Eddie Gtave 71. Mike Sisk 72 Mike Gibson 73 Per Enksonn 74. Kathy Sneed 75 Joe Chambers 76 Lisa LaMantia 77 Daryl Graham 78. Stephen White 79 Beth Hocutt 80. Harriet Sheorn 81. Mara Murdoch 82 Stephen James 83. Lyn Hook 84 Tara Beck 85. Miilicnet Clemons 86. Ntcd Miner 87 Shelley Waddmgton 88 Anna Harrock 89. Jud Arce 90 Catherine Lewis NOT PICTURED Angela Allen. Mary Chimento. Jennifer Bayltss. Susan Newton. Lisa McCaskill. Stacey Streetman. Mark Renau. Neil MacAulay. Robert Webb. Ashley Bieog. Sandra Ket- chen. Eddie Murphy. Jeoni Hardm. Fticky Foster. Kyle Usry. Bobby Coskrey. Sonya Morris. Leigh Marlowe. Andrea Sanders. Carol Seals. Teddy Manos. Sandie French. Dolphy Jenkms. Beth Irby. Laura Killer. Laura Todd. Marc tXrrlack Marine Biology German Club 1. Lis DeSantis 2. Clara Glaze 3. Cathy Lewis 4 Sheri Butler 5. Grag Zgol 6. Babs Beck 7. Shelly Walker 8. Tom Shuman 9. Kara Kurtz 10. Scott Leland 11. Susan Budan 12. Dirk Woessner 13. Chelle Brame 14. Mrs. Davis 15. Laura Wolfe 16. Doug Smith 17. Quincy Graham 18. Shan- non Puett 19. Anne Johnson 20. David Graham 21. Cliff Toner 22. James Knudsen 23. Jamie Sieber 24. Kevin Taylor 25. Scott West 26. Alex Dibona 27. Jolee Myers 28. Jason Wiseman 29. John Koger 30. Steve Lange 31. Jody Legare 32. Jeff Lange 33. Sean Jones 34. Eric Cohn Key Club 1. David Bandrin 2. Rene McCormick 3. Kerri Hoover 4. Amy Edwards 5. Christy Connell 6. (Club Member) 7. Brett Belote 8. (Club Member) 9. Jeff Strunk 11. Dana Garcia 12. Melissa Sisk 13. Jeanie Auld 14 Teddy Gerard 15. Geory Stivers 16. David Fisher 17. Caroline Rowell 18. Kathy Nicholson 19. Margaret Funderburk 20. Scott Bailey 21. Lynn Harrill 22. David Garris 23. Tonya Haselden 24. Randy McKay 25. Alisha Markam 27. Janet King 28. Cindy Lewis 29. Tammy Kana- paux 30. Jeri Oxford 31. Chad Tucker 32. Alice Sun 33 Angela VonCannon 34. Anna Hamrick 35. Claire Veber 36. Shane Zakis 37. Lynn Hooke 38. Catherine Haskill 39. (Club Member) 40. Crystal Chamness 41. Mara Murdock 42. Lisa Hund 43. Debbie Murray 44. Kirkland Thomas 45. Elizabeth Carroll 46. Kim Rast 47. Kelly Ca- meron 48. Shirley Lamb 49. Alan Hamilton 50. Lee Baker Surf Club I. Ms. Austin 2. Calvin Woods 3. Randy Lackey 4 (Club Member) 5. Andrew DuPree 6. Leslie Lowe 7. Preston Logan 8. Greg Smith 9. Charlie McAlister 10. Karen Hann II. Gena Runey 12. Johanna Norton 13. Paul Hill 14. Ellis Lesemann 15. Tom Schuman 16. T.A. Jones 17. Stewart Poulnot 18. Brian O’Dell 19. Deron Nettles 20. Carmen Reid 21. Donn Duval 22. Ryan McGee 23. Tad Hart 24. Melinda Ravenell 25. Amelia Jenkins 26. Eddie Parker 27. Matt Hamrick 28. Deidre Huger Y-Club • Becky Spach 2 (C� ub Member) 3. Tara Timmerman 4 (Club Member) 5. Julie Lake 6 Lynn Harold 7 Salwa Elishzaly 8 (Club Member) 9. (Club Member) 10 Amy Edwards 12 Kim Rast 13. Stephanie Hrfl 14 Meirssa Sevcard 15 Elizabeth Carroll 16 Dawn Wilson 18 Ashley Mercer 19 Jennifer Haskill 20 Kerry CXrpuy 21. Angela VonCannon 22 Anna Moessner 23 Hope Woodward 24 Kene Brock 25 Rachel Hayes 26 Dolphin Kelley 27. Miilicent Clemons 28 Bryle Lesesne 29. Debbie Murray 30 Amy Dupuy 31 Joyce Black 32. Celeste Thomas 33 Tara Sanford 34 Leslie Miller 35 Mekssa Koger 36 Jeri Oxford 37 Kim Wilson 38. Renee McCormck 39. Kate Hoigate 40 Nancy Evans 41 Candy Suggs 42 Laura Johnson 44 Tara Childress 45 Celesie Craddock 46. Kem Monarty 47. Vonda Dawson 48 Teny-Ky Ross 50 Mandy McCullough 51 Dana Varnado 52. Tonya HasekJen 53. Mamie Lackey 54 Anna Hamrick 55. Cindy Sturm 56. RHey Warren 57. Lee Baker 58. Laurin Eaddy 59 Harriet Sheorn 60 Britt Westendorff 61. Sara Fisher 62 (Club Member) 63. Janet Kmg 64 Karen Travis 65 Karen Hann 66 Robin Prescott 68 Monica Smith 69 Tammy Metford 70 Angel Tompkms 7t Kristine French 72 (Club Member) 73 Mary Anne Johnson 74. Hayley Anderson 75 (Club Member) 76. Dana Garcia 77. (Club Member) 78 Amy Balienger 80 Ang«e Pate 81 Tonya Belcher 82 Margaret Funderburk 83 Joey Tripp Pep Club I. Billy Howard 2. Tammy Hargett 3. Shannon Allred 4. Alan Aden 5 Michelle Bolds 6. Mrs. Johnson 7. Shannon Herring 8. Riley Warren 9. Leigh Marlowe 10. Doug Stanley II. Hope Woodward 12. Angela VonCannon 13. Eliza Chapman 14 Brice O'Brien 15. Danny Orvig 16. Hammond Rauers 17. Norman Lizarralde 18. (Club Member) 19. Gina Fordham 20. (Club Member) 21. Marquette Cooper 22. (Club Member) 23. Kalinda Myers 25. (Club Member) 26. Twilla Snipe 27. Janet Jenkins 28. (Club Member) 29. Shelia Oree 30. Tricia Weeks 31. (Club Member) 32. Pona Campbell 33 Vetta Nelson 34. Angie Raley 35. Jodie Dris land 36. Ethel Jenkins 37. Ronald Snipe 38. (Club Member) 39. Janice Gillard 40. Sharon Coakley 41. Aubrey Hicks 42. Leslie Wright 43. Rosie Brown 44. Donna Mitchell FCA i David Kornegay 2 Stacy Leo 3 Heather Beiote 4. Kern Jones 5 Km� GakJweH 6 Becky Spach 7. Lisa Kimbrell 8 Dolphin Kettey 9 Trey Massey 10 Juhe Lake 11 Dianne Rodgers 12 Trey Koger 13 Eliza Chapman 14 Rchard Aydlette 15 Cormne Wetts 16 Jamie Trumbull 17 Kerry Dupuy 18 Ashley Mercer 19 Jenniler Haskifl 20 Mekssa Koger 21. Jonathan Heyward 22 Hammond Rauers 23 Danny Orv� g 24 Bnce O'Brien 25 Bryan Rauers 26 Jon Howell 27 Brett Hammes 28 Tara Ch4ders 29. J� mmy Smyfy 30 Rachel Hayes 31 Mike Done 32 Jack Kee 33 David Garns 34 Ai Causey 35 Susan AukJ 36 Anna Moessner 37 Jeame Auld 40 Elizabeih Carroll 41 George Provosty 42 Dave Popdka 43 Shannon Meikchamp 44 Melissa Sisk 45 Brian Gawnch 46 Norman Lizarakle 47 Max Velazquez 48 Mark Elfcott 49 David Elter 50 Raymond Franz 51 Tom Schuman 52. Hope Woodward 53 Michael Garns 54 Matt Stanley 55 Mary Mathewes 56 C ndy Sturm 57 Karen Travis 58 Ker� e Brock 59 Carmen Reid 60 Christine French 61 Robin Prescott 62 Dana Garca 63 Hotly Parker 64 Launn Eaddy 65 Harriet Sheorn 66 Sandy Orvig 67 Meredith Gibson 68 Debbte Gillette 69 Coach Harris Girls Athletic Association I. Dianne Gammon 2. Meredith Gibson 3. Debbie Baskin 4 Kim Jackson 5. Erin Smith 6. Cynthia Gregg 7 Mildred Horlbeck 8. Tashia Greene 9. Myra Snipe 10. Tracy Weed II. Angela VonCannon 12. Charlene Reid 13. Geanean Parker 15. Erica Dilligard 16. Amy Rowe 17. Terri Steed 18. Carol Rouse 19. Kerie Brock 20. Carmen Reid 21. DeeDee Scott 23. Corinne Wells 24. Vetta Nelson 25. Christina Stefanou 26. Julie Tapio 27. Rachel Hayes 28. Laurin Eaddy 29. Trit Hazelrig 30. Beverly Cox 31. Yolanda Stokes 32. Gina Timmerman 33. Kristy Wallace 34. Tracy Stecker 35. Jai Crosby 36. Athena Miller 37. Bonnie Drake 38. April Velazquez 41 Grade Chandler 42. Ann Lowry 43. Amy Barrineau 44. Christy Bashnari 45. Elizabeth Carroll 46. Kathy O’Reilly 47. Cristy Connell 48. Harriet Weeks 49. Jennifer Whitesides 50. Mary Heath Afro- American Club 1. Winona Forsythe 2. Amelia Jenkins 3. Charlene Reed 4. Mark Hugie 5. Carla Snipe 6. Vonda Dawson 7. Gertrude Vanderhorst 8. Julius Washington 9. Alnita Horry 10. Carla Davis 11. Deval Wilson 12. Jurila Snipe 13. Melinda Raven- ell 14. Karen Pinckney 15. Tashia Greene 17. Ethel Jenkins 18. Melissa Jenkins 19. Thailand Legare 20. Jimmy Welch 21. Yolanda Stokes 222. Tammy Oatman 23. Carlton Turn- er 24 Sheilia Green 25. Carol Hutchinson 26. Deadrian Bennett 27. Deidre Huger 28. Ursala Smalls 29. Chanel Wigfall 30. Consuelo Legare 31. Pamela Snipe 32. Terri Steed33. Kesha Jenkins 34. Carmen Reid 36. Sharon Con- yers 36 Maxine Jenkins 37. Mechelle Bolds 38. Warren Nelson 39. Michelle Richardson NOT PICTURED: Tammi Steed. Carleen Mazyck. Otis Washington. Mildred Horl- beck. Valerie Bennett 154 CLUBS D.E.C.A I 1. Shelia Green 2. David Neal 3. Missy Jenkins 4 Westy Wesmoreland 5. Chris Albrecht 6. Kesha Jenkins 7 Clyde Cochrane 8. Raymond Franz 9 Maxine Jenkins 10. Mi- chelle Brown 11. Lisa Whitfield 12. Jacqueline Ford 13. Jonathan Craun 14. Gail Fordham 15. Tracy Smalls 16. Costa Vierra 17. Tara Childress 18. Derek Mazck 19. Jarvis Gilliard 20. David Porcher 21. Sharon Conyers 22. Robbie Catlett 23. DeAngelo Spencer 24. Cathy Denney 25. Lucky Lewis 26. Angela Singleton 27. Patti Whitfield 28. Daralyn Manigault 29. Amelia Jenkins 30. Cynthia Gregg 31. Carol Hutchinson 32. Joan Patterson 33. Malcolm Grant D.E.C.A. II 2. Jack Powell 3. Maxine Jenkins 4 Robert Catlett 5. Dennis Hills 6. Randy Lewis 7. Terry McKenzie 8. Carlton Turner Future Homemakers Of America 1. Riley Warren 2. Karen Travis 3. Mona Ellis 4. Tammy Hargett 5. Aretha Gathers 6. Erika Gerhold 7. Michelle Carter 8. Shannon Allred 9. Leia Weeks 10. Daralyn Mani- gult 11. Keri Brown Clubs 155 Future Business Leaders Of America 1 Ms. Knight 2. Michelle Richardson 3. Sandy Cobb 4 Sherry Varn 5. Cheryl Moraska 6. Ginger Stages 7. Gretchen Donnelly 8 Dana Narcisso 9 Sara Kil- gore 10. Monique Eaddy 11. Club Member 12. Carla Vosberg 13. Marc Washington 14. Aretha Gathers 15. Audrey Mitchum 16. Sonya Morris 17. Keri Brown 18. Beth McLeon 19. Leigh Marlowe 20. Lynn Mallicote 21. Phyllis Davis 22. Susan Ody 23. Leslie Dukes 24. Jeri Oxford 25. Anson Seaman Wando Wheel Warriors 1. Terry Racioppa 2. Russell Brown 3. Jonathan Alston 4. James Dagostino 5. David Tharp 6. Earl Thurls 7. Marvin Owens 8. James Baskin 9. L.G. Lampkin 10. David Parker 156 CLUBS Future Teachers Of America 1. Brad Watson 2. Christina Hayden 3. Teresa Griffin 4 Joey Allen Strings 1 Robert Hipps 2 Joey Allen 3. Tammi Steed 4. Burnee Forysthe 5. Connie Legare 6. Russel Byrd 7. Vonda Daw- son 8. Julie Levine 9. Carmen Reid 10. Laurin Eaddy 11. Dwight Bennett 12. D Dean 13 Andria Oakes 14. Sarah Householder 15. Thailand Legare Flag Line 1 Gretchen Brown 2. Claire Veber 3. Melissa Sisk 4. Kim Parker 5. Felicia Washington 6. Terri Goods 7. Janene Parker 8. Erica Dilligard 9. Susan Auld 10. Vonda Dawson 11. Shane Zakis 12. Kathy Driscoll 13 Michelle Richardson 14. Cindy Lewis 15. Mildred Horback 16. Christine French 17 Debbie Elgison 18. Michelle Rumbough NOT PIC- TURED: Sandra Ketdren CLUBS 157 Dance Line I. Beth Ozmore 2. LeAnn Jackson 3. Laura Todd 4. Kathy Nicolson 5. Stacy Robinson 6. April Helms 7. Lisa Howell 8 Keshia Jenkins 9 Angie Singleton 10. Chenique Middleton II. Missy Jenkins 12. Kelly McGrew 13. Shera Scott 14. Heather Foxworth 15. Tonya Haseldon 16. Elaine Whitfield 17. Debbie Murray 18. Kristen Dearborn Symphonic Band 1. Lisa Hund 2. Jamin Estep 3. Ursala Smalls 4 Jeanie Auld 5. Kathi Henderson 6. Charles Beam 7 Winona Forsythe 8 Mary Mathews 9. Colin Somers 10. Mary Frink 11. Charlton Singleton 12. Kevin Bowie 13. Julie Levine 14. Beth Cowart 15. Giselle Karam 16. Julie Thames 17. John Smalls 18. Sandra Millican 19. Chris Cameron 20. Kate Holgate 21. Cry- stal Chamness 22, Dana Garcia 23. Heather Smith 24. Scott Campbell 25. Charles Kono- pmski 27. Bobby McKenzie 28. Katherine Watkins 29. Tod Mescher 30. Mary Dang 31. Shelley Metz 32. Steven Neal 33. Margaret Funderburk 34. Cory Sane 35. Anetra Davis 36. David Etter 37. Robby Wilson 38. Elain Whitfield 39. Renee McCormik 40. Caroline Rowell 41. Noel Bentle 42. Tara Beck 43. Anissa Bentle 44. Greg Worden 45. Missy Jenkins 46. Ivan Johnson 47. Robert Hipps 48. Gretchen Brown 49. David Smith 50 Cathy Lewis 51. Jonathan Washington 52. Jeff Fulton 53. Gina Middaugh 54. Eric Bar- nett 55. Sam Donaldson 56. Steve Spaulding 57. Fred Grant 58. Tommy Hamer 59. Jeff Richards 158 CLUBS Marching Band MARCHING BAND MEMBERS: Jeanie Auld. Susan Auld. Eric Barnett. Charles Beam Tara Beck. Noel Bentle. Anissa Bentle. Donna Benton. Kevin Bowie. Gretchen Brown. Chris Cameron. Crystal Chamness. Mike Cobb. Beth Cowart. Toni Crawford. Mary Dang. Anetra Davis. Vonda Dawson. Erica Dilligard. Sam Donaldson. Sam Dunham. Stacy Duncan. Don Duval. Reggie Edwards. Jamin Estep. David Etter. Ben Fleming. Burnee Forsythe. Vaudrian For- sythe. Winona Forsythe. Christine French. Mary Frink, Jeff Fulton. Margaret Funderburk. Sarah Galligan. Dana garcia. Patricia Garn. Jennifer Glover. Terri Goods. Fred Grant. Melvin Graves. Tommy Hamer. Kathi Henderson. Everett Hilton. Robert Hipps. Lisa Hund. Kim Jackson. Lisa Jeffer- son. Missy Jenkins. Verdelda Jenkins. Ivan Johnson. Reva Jones. Clay Knight. Charles Konopinski. Michelle Kraw- chuck. Julie Levine. Cindy Lewis. Angela Locke. Elizabeth Margolius. Mary Mathewes. Michael Maxwell. Renee McCormick. Bobby McKenzie. Tod Mescher.Shelley Metz. Gina Middaugh. Chemque Middleton. Leslie Miller, Sandra Millican. Debbie Murray. Desiree Myers. Jolee Myers. Ste- ven Neal. Kathy Nicoison. Lissa Orner. Quana Palmer. Robbie Parker. Michelle Richardson. Caroline Rowell. Cory Sane. Dave Sane. Charlton Singleton. Melissa Sisk. John Smalls. Ursala Smalls. David Smith. Greg Smith. Heather Smith. Steve Spaulding. Jody Stallings. Robbie Steels. Co- lin Somers. Julie Todd. Laura Todd. Derk Van Raalte, Hether Veber. Chris Wagner. Beth Ozmore. Michelle Rum- bough. Kesha Jenkins t e r s 1. Jacquetta Grant 2. Pam Davis 3. Vershelle Edwards 4. Joland Grant 5. Bridget White 6. Monique Palmer 7. Melissa Seabrook 8. Tra- cy Crawford 9. Mickey Horlback 10. Debbie Baskin 11. Shelia Green 12. Julie Mathis 13. Mano Ellis 14. Cheryl Stokes 15. Paige How- ard 16. Kodelia Manigault 17. Jeanne Mat- thews 18. Karen Pinckney NOT PICTURED: Terisa Johnson CLUBS 159 Drama I 1. Julie Mathis 2. Richie Geiger 3. Jeff Kerns 4. Paul Bryer 5. Val Edwards 6. Brian Podmemk 7. Cher Watkins 8. LeAnne Jackson 9. David Hoffman 10. Maggie Tobin 11 Windy Chan- dler 12 Ahston Suttle 13 Dawn Catlett 14 Kristen Dearborn 15. David Kennedy 16. Jai Crosby 17. Tara Vierra 18. Christine Thomas 19. Peyton Fairbanks 20. Jody Legare 21 Kara Kurtz 22. John Young 23. Julie Legare 24 Marcus Durlach 25. John Smalls 26. Shera Scott 27. Bonnie Drake 28. Michelle Richardson 29. Bridget White NOT PICTURED: Stephanie Kee. Melissa McKnight, Scott McLoud. Kimberly Parks. Andy Pracht. Carol Seals. Costa Vierra. Karen West. Jennifer White- side Drama II 1. Bridget White 2. Kimberly Kay lor 3. John Smalls 4 Daniel Barkowitz 5. Kevin Hutchinson 6. Jerry Nesmith 7. Anna Ham- rick 8. Julie Legare 9. Kara Kurtz 10. Page Piner 11. Julie Mathis 12. David Kennedy 13. Jody Legare 14 Jeff Kerns 15. Maria Anderson 16. Sean Lohr NOT PICTURED: Shannon Kramer. Deidre Porth. John Roberson 160 CLUBS Bus Drivers I. Terry Racioppa 2. Paul Haase 3. Donald Mayfield 4 Michael Kimbrell 5. Stephen Am- mons 6. David Carrier 7. Bo Trammel 8. Doug Stanley 9. Clay Knight 10. George Condon II. Jarvis Gilliard 12. Anthony Wright 13. Marlene Cooper 14. Dudley Richardson 15. Preston Logan 16. Sean Smalls 17. Donna Mitchell 18. Tammy Steed 19. Craig Turner 20. Anthony Coakley 21. James Boykin 22. Peter Pinckney Attendance Monitors 1. Melony Manigault 2. Ouinn Green 3 Cyn- thia Horlback 4 Terri Ky Ross 5 Beth Cock- croft 162 CLUBS Library Assistants 1. Malcolm Grant 2. Annette Saunders 3. Cathy Denny 4. Julius Washington 5. Sheila Oree 6. Schiawl Broughton 7. Fred Richard- son 8. Carlton Turner 9. Sarah Schwietzer 10. Pamala Davis 11. Melony Manigault 12. Chanel Wigfall 13. Carol Hutchinson 14. Paul Haase 15. Teresa Griffin 16. Alphonso Hey- ward Office Monitors 1. Susan Lamantia 2. Tara Childress 3. Nancy Evans 4. Jimmy Tucker 5. Doug Stanley 6. Max Velazquez 7. Janet Jen- kins 8. Bo Trammel 9 Ben Wear 10. Jeff Butler 11. David Carrier 12. John Ayud- lette Guidance Monitors 1. Randy Rose 2. Michelle Tucker 3. Terri-Ky Ross 4 Nor- man Lizarralde 5. David Johnson 6. Kerie Brock 7. Rachel Hayes 8 Stephen Ammons 9 Ward Reynolds Clubs 163 Auto Mechanics I 1. Dwayne Carter 2. David Parker 3. Angelo Megna 4. William Blackett 5. James Dagostino 6. Earl Thurlow 7. John McLaurin 8. Marvin Owens 9. David Tharp 10. Karen Ellis 11. Lee Huges 12. James Richburg 13. Gerald White 14. L.B. Lampkin Auto Mechanics II 1 Terry Racioppa 2. Rusty Brown 3. Johnathan Alston 4 Tony Baskin Welding I 1 Todd Campbell 2. David Kennedy 3. Paul Phipps 4 Micheal Gianelli 5 Sean Smalls 6. Glenn Deer 7. Donald Mayfield 8 Victor Major 9. Robert Tobin 10 Scott Leland 11. Deval Wilson 12 Robert Turner 13 Clifford Coxum 14 Mark Hugie 15 Dexter Mazyck 16 David McIntosh 17. Timothy Haberson 18 Mr Coakley 164 CLUBS Welding II 1. John Glencamp 2. Scotty Mazyck 3. Derrick White 4 Calvin Brown 5. Dudley Richardson 6. Allen Timmons 7 Troy Jenkins 8. Mr. Coakley 9. Marion Lesesne Masonry I 1. Mr. Shabazz 2. Jean Ford 3. Darlene Wright 4. Earl White 5. John Ross 6. Vernon Scott 7. Michael Capers 8. Marvin Anderson Masonry II 1. Reggie Brown 2. Rico Gilliard 3. Mr Shabazz 4. Ronald Snipe 5. Stanley Moultrie 6. Henry Jefferson 7. James Jackson 8. Nova Gilliard 9. Carl Wigfall 10. Leroy Bennett 11 Anthony Wright 12. Keith Saunders 13. Donald Gilliard NOT PICTURED: Robert Tolbert CLUBS 165 LEGEND STAFF; Front Row: William Porcher, Leslie Kizer, Tricia Berry, Kim Wilson, Sara Gayle Summer, Beth Irby, Pamala Davis, Second Row: Laura Todd, Jeff Kerns, Kim Murphy, Jona- than Craun, Linda Levine, Kathy Hen- derson, Ben Albrecht, John Moore, Christine Hollings, Kristen Josephson, Troy Follak Not Pictured: Lee Baker, Vanessa Middle, Anna Berry Photogra- phers: Laura Todd, Ben Albrecht, Jeff Kerns LEGEND CREDITS: Linda Levine — Faculty Kim Wilson — Seniors 'Tricia Berry — Opening, Beauties, Closing Lee Baker — Juniors Pamela Davis — Sophomores Anna Berry — Freshmen Beth Irby — Sports Troy Follak — Clubs Advisors — Ms. Berkhan, Mrs. Gwynne — Vaughan Legend Staff Tricia Berry. Editor Sara Gayle Summer, Business Manager Kim Wilson, Managing Editor 166 CLUBS Troy Follak, Asst. Editor Laura Todd. Photographer The Point Is 506 Coleman Blvd. Mt. 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Sec., Gail Fordham, Deona Smith — Asst. Bus. Man., Thailand Legare, Kerri Brown, Tracey Smalls, Karen Pickney, Anetra Davis. Sonia Roberts (Not Pictured): Deidre Huger — Bus. Man., Cheryl Stokes, Shera Scott — Treasurer “He Was A Teacher and A Teacher Of Teachers. Teaching Was His Life. By His Example, We All Have Learned.” Seymour Isaac Barkowitz February 25, 1924- February 23, 1986 Congratulations Marine Biology Club Field Trips 1985-86 Class Of '86 Welcome Aboard Class Of '87 SCWMRD Research Vessel White-Water Rafting on the Chatooga Disney-World — Epcot — Sea World Wando Terminal — Fossil Hunting Deep Sea Fishing — Gulf Stream Marine Class Dinner ADS 197 CEMENT, INC. LONE STAR PflECAST PftOOQCTS i g€D 90.CHNC MATWU 744-5376 77M A2AUA tO CH I NOT! ■nweoMNMinaiT m ________________— BIG VALUE FURNITURE 4334 Spruille Ave. N. Chas. 744-0011 We Buy Sell Clean Used Furniture, Come Check Our Stock For Value The Saving’s Yours. Why Pay More? If life means staying after school for hours, giving up weekends, living on Coca-Cola around the stressful times called deadlines, and working even on Christmas Eve to document what makes Wando. well. Wando. then life must be hard. But if life is the 217 pages, hardbound. QV2 x 11. 99% student-conceived, written, photographed, and designed Legend you’re reading, then it’s worth it. After 151 captions. 34 blocks of copy. 57 headlines. 203 student- taken pictures, infinite numbers of mind-twisting misspelled names and words, and out-of-place commas and apostrophies. “Legend staffers Ben Albrecht. Jeanie Auld. Lee Baker. Pam Davis. Troy Follak. Kathi Henderson. Chris Hollings. Beth Irby. Kris Josephson. Jeff Kerns. Linda Levine. Vanessa Middleton. John Moore. Sara Gayle Summer. Tricia Berry. Kim Wilson. Laura Todd, and advisors Ms. Dru Berkhan and Mrs. Kay Gwynne-Vaughan knew they shared credit for the best Wando had ever seen. But the printing, completed by Josten’s American Yearbook Company in Topeka. Kansas, wouldn’t have been possible without help from the outside. Our representative. Mr. Jack Young, saw to it we got everything we needed, wanted, and more. Our plant consultant. Mr. Tae Eaton, sent more than a few letters to Job Number 15882 to insure us of his dedica- tion to making the best possible book for us. Many thanks go to all those actually involved in designing the book, and to everyone at Wando for their contributions and support that made the ’86 Legend possible. ADS 199 ALMA MATER Southern sun and sky blue waters Smile upon you, Alma Mater. Here we stand your daughters and sons Join together now as one. Knowledge, pride, and honor too, All these things we draw from you. Wando High School, stand forever One with us in heart and mind. FROGGY. AWYS REMEMBER THE CID, THE BEACH. THE PARTIES. JOHN YOU. ME. BILL. AND TACO BELL AT 2 AM YA GOTTA LIKE THAT AY? LOVE SPAZZY Stephen — Our love friendship is everlasting. The memories we have shared will never fade away be- cause I will cherish them forever. You will always be my baby and I love you with all my heart, forever yours — Riley BEATRIX — ALPHA — GAME — BOOG ALOOT — TED — MICHAEL — WHO? NEW-YEARS — BIG BEAR?! XMAS — BREAK ALL — THE — PAR- TIES — SQUEEZEW — STEPSIS! LOVE — GER- TRUDE Taraoutofallthethingslneededmostwassomeoneli- keyou;someone toshowlove, happinessand affection- asyoudo. Icouldhaveneverfoundabetter persononth- anyou.Youarethebestllknownextyearwillberough. butwebothknowwewillmakeit.Whereveryougolam- behindyoualltheway. ILoveyouRTH JASON — Stay as sweet as you are!! Love ya lots! Barbie LeBo — Pookies — Suzhan — Jason — Steph — I love u all! Mary ELLIS — Don’t forget: LONDON FOG. AN- TAEUS. my partys wheel-of-fortune (You can do it) Thanx for being there! Love you lots! PATRICK I’ll never forget all the fun we’ve had and how happy you’ve made me No matter what happens you’ll always be special to me I love you always Jenifer AS GOTCHA LAST JA Happinessis found along the way. not at the end of the road — Sunshine ATHENA Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, never forget about me. Zane Frances. My love always! J.C. '86 Legend: Sell! Sell! Sell! We need ads! THANKS for all your help, too bad this year’s an- nual will always be THE BEST EVER! LUV YA — SG JON H. — YOU’RE AWESOME! — THS G.A.G. Carol — Boys of summer and my SAAB — My 14 B-day! Love you! Barbie J.J.,G.S..K.K.,C.K..B.T.,E.H.,L.D., — I LOVE Ya’ll — TAM TASthankx4bnB BjCC’s,theditch,6.gossipEME Leedonttaketomanyshoweresouthside watchout foryournecksterneighbor!donteverforgetheG L- !SeeyaattheBank.BeachandCarlot!Gwen Deb — youwillalwaysholdaspecialplaceinmy 123- — Liz BITS:SR KAS! DONT FORGER DAYTONA.PTA CUP. C.GAME. CAR — U I G EAT!QT TOMEJ.Get TanqueD.Take MyCar, FYA.DIG.P- WA.DSBH GARTH — Where’s my Lollipop!?! Chad — YANKS and Stripes forever!!! — V Mike — the times we have shared R so special 2 me. They will grow as our luv does. I’ll ALWAYS LOVE YOU — Sonya LOLA GETTING OVER TAAP HIS AND PARTY CDT Guy — where’s my clam chowder?l must say!! Twish — Hey Buddy! It’s gone from Hi to brown bagging, to inseparable. Through El Cid: MC.RW.SR.KE.GL.KW. and Mr. Bill. Myrtle Beach, the Mall, the week w o parental guidance, trips to library. Thanks for always being there, you’ll never get rid of me. so be prepared ... LYLAS AL- WAYS! Dale PS Brian Little?!? BIGTERRIERSMLOVEYOUCABBAGEPATCH- HRAINBOWBRITE-CHEETAHG TLR: In memory of the times we’ve had and the times yet to come ... w ML. MCF Lisa — Paul — Jen — Kerie — Scott — TK — Crisman — Yo — Holly — Quincy — don’t for- get Sundays at my house!! W — Thanks for all the fun times, pizza, movies. Illinois, the best summer, and your love. None is truer than ours! Be good next year! I’ll miss you alot; together forever and always! Sirdie. G VB team Thanks for the great times and memo- ries TW TB. Together — school home. Cut. S. — al- ways you and I. M.D and B.K talks — the best, mall b. M. beach. Je. and To.? No-o! Fun won’t end! — But more. Love ya sis. Eli LEE Ryan — Have a nice one!’’ — Contance KMK Beach Bums. RB’s old bridge. US! LUV-L LV — WE’LL MAKE IT!?! ALWAYS FRIENDS LK Penny Lane’s gang:room 26 — EL Cl D — JB’s — POB — RIELLY — We got the grip! thanks 4 all LUV. Kathy Lynn H. Shortyyouareagreatfriend!Don’tforgetthethingswe didthisyear!Cluelessl V U! Lee. Thanks for being a friend. Kim Cathy L. Thanks alot chic! J.C. Elil’IlmissyouThanksforeverythinglJoe IWANTABANANANANANANANA — BANANAN- ANANA! “SNAP” K ER IEN EVER FORGET—YOU RHOUSE DOCK- JOCKSDOUG?!?!!TARZAN’SWOMAN — OUTSIDE- BATHROOMS—COKEATNORMS( ALL-0 VER- NORMS)NEW YEARSCNAT WATTTOBEBIGTER- RIERSIILOVEYOUCABBAGEPATCHMRAINBOW- BRITE—CHEETAHG JABBA.DERRIELOVESYOU4EVER Jen — Thanksforeverything!You’rethebestfriendan- yonecouldeverdreamofhavingll U — Liz Sandy — 143 — Remember — v.s.SOguysetc.l- LuvUlHols Raymond — I’ll never forget the memories and all the things we've been through Just remember — 1 love you! Forever. Katherine Toppie — ILOVEYOU! Best friends forever!Rocky MISSA IVU MOSTEST BESTEST! DAM TWISH. We are gonna learn how to drive yet!You just waitffl luv ya — your friend always KIMBER- LY For all my friends.THANKS!! love.Chris Dl ANE(CAREBEAR)GET ALONG AND STRIKES A- GAINANDAGAINETC—YOUTRAVELERYOLMRE- MEMBERILUVUHCHEETAH—G—RAINBOWBRITE LV — WE'LL MAKE IT!?! ALWAYS FRIENDS LK SOS — FORGET IT! — MIM Mrs. G.V. Ms. B. — Thanks for all the help support — I couldn’t have done it without you! It was an awesome job, but I have learned a lot it DID turn out O.K.! Y’all are the BEST, definitely 2 of a kind! I'll miss you 2 a lot — love. Tricia S.G. — Beach talks never end even in Columbia. Since 2nd grade?S.Best times: You.K.D me- Which color? Mars?Child?under the table?Thanks for trying to understand me. Love ya sis,The Adult Chris. MORE BASS! Cathy JEN — I'LL NEVER FORGET YOLHLOVE DAW- NIEWANIE P.E. — Where have all the good times gone? L.B. — Remember In My House.” Front beach. stealing people’s shirts? C.D. — I'm going to the movies, mom!, Guyana Punch B.H. — I’m still your Hotsy Totsy Broad From Dallas! I LOVE YOU ALL! JENNIFER SPANKY AND SPUNK REMEMBER GSA AL- WAYS SPAZ TLT: Thru EVERY thing (!) I’m glad we’ve become better friends — ’member THE ROOM” pa- rades (Which 1 do u want? — Where’s S.G.?) LYLAS ALWAYS — TB — Good luck w M.P. Crisman — I LOVE YOU!! HOJO — Cabana85 — Barbie Deborahwewillbebestfriendsalways foreverMarg I U! TO ? GALS — REMEMBER INITIATION — FUN!! DC Stop that which you are doing!! HON CHEM BO — UR A GREAT FRIEND! CS Jeri — LittleFishes ANTI-BEBOPS FOREVER! Timmy, Thanks for all the wonderful memories. I LOVE YOU BUNCHES MORE — BARBARA TB TT — Weeka — Weeka — Week: locks- mith. M Co. Knobs an’ all. Oyster roast dan- cin’! 1 hr. talks w 3 way call. Parties during 5 O’clock traffic. Guys! BACKS! THE GREMLIN! Where’s the stereo? MP. Ring Hop. 1 word to sum up: LAW! S.G.S., P.S. immature high school girls, right?!!!!! Jennifer, We’ve made it! Cathy Fredrick — Thanks for always being there for me! I’ll miss you! Katherine Betty’sThanksForEverything!LikeMyrtleBeach!l U- Betty LIZAiLIZA! Remember the good times? Marn C! Ano Tu! Huh! L Eli: The Sports look good! Don’t forget our McD’s talks ($1.21) — We DO call you — WE LOVE U” Good Luck at C2 — Twish MF. CR. JW. EC A F DEB T.B.. S.G.. K.H.. TT — Watch out for TOM C? ELI Lollipop Gang: THANKS FOR AN UNFORGETABLE but Wonderful Year! I LOVE YOU! Laura Doug — Thanks for the good times — I think?K Senora Berry: Hasta Luego! J.C. J. J. — Shu! Up And Dance 1 more Cliff Eric Buckey — Are You stoked Yet?Sloker KN I LOVE YOU. ATHENA. ZANE AL MICHELLE TYRONE CARMEN FOREVER' L M — SCE Gtrucks — the attic — Island Boys! — ML. TSH. LJK — thanx for sticking with me through BKA — JO-JO. I love youy two!! Betty WVC'S OF 85-86 — I LOVE YOU ALL! RILEY Rach, hey twin, thanks for everythmg;T Karen.BESTOFLUCK with Robert!! Luv. Marn K. W Lit, Numbers 1. 2. 3. 4. Not Rated. Yrbook. porkchops? library. Pink. Pink .. on the counter? — Thanks for everything — Lylas. Eli Mrs White Thanks for everything TW DIANE(CAREBEAR)GETALONGGANGSTRIKESAGAINA Tara What's to say that hasn't already been said? Not much. Ya' know I'll always be there for ya. Next year I'll miss our eke talks, as a matter of fact all our talks. I leave you w 2 more years in this school and my prayers that ya make it through sane. LYLAS Always! Cause you know its true! SG TH — THANKS FOR BEING THERE I LUV U LK VANILLA. UR SOSPECIAL 2ME THANKSFOR THE MEMORIES — THESE LAST 10 YRS HAVE BEEN THE- BEST DON'T FORGET ME. OK? FRIENDS FOREVER! — Moo Nanc.Mar. Laura — I'll never forget your help this year! I LOVE YOU — MIM — forever — KIM! ALLEN, we should have done it sooner. Luv. Cathy JJ — That’s what friends are for — LOVE TAM Joyce! Lets have lunch! LUV Laura LizyouarenotfatHThanksforeverythingl UMarg KIMY THEY BE BLACK WHITE AND MIXED CHAD CC — I HAVE always will love you — PL Chris Jimmy rememberthe hill in Clayton GA. SWEETUMS — HONKERSHOEII LOVE YOU BA- BY!DWPF Jenifer — Thanks for the greatest year of my life. I’m so glad our relationship has grown as strong and meaning- ful as it has and I hope it continues to do so. The Queen’s daughter — Forever in my heart that's where you'll always be — I LOVE YOU — Patrick TO SCOTT CANUP I'LL MISS U NEXT YEAR YOU'RE THE BEST! I LUV U DIANE ChristyLovesDavid ILOVEYOUBABY-DOLL! Chris Whatever happens to us my memories will never die. I'll always love you. Celeste CAM. I'll Love You Forever. YourFriend. Kim BABS — INDY WAS GREAT. OUR PARTIES. This is the maid! I got you Barb. I went out with him him him HEE HEE. RAFT TRIP. NEW YEARS. Little Kings, summer flings, all these things I'll always remember! I'm a poet and didn't know it! UNCW EUROPE HERE WE COME! BREAKFAST CLUB 2! I MUST SAY! I LUVYA. OCTOBEREAKFAST CLUB BUDDIES I LOVE YALL LO- VET. DAWN I CAN'T WAIT 4 SUMMER I MISS U! JEN DAWN I TINGLE WHEN YOU TELL ME TO. LOVE AL- WAYS GREG Clyde, yes I do have a good memory! I'll always have one of you! Love you! Laura Beth, thank u so much 4 everything — being there being u. U r so special 2 me. I am also glad 2 have found u. DEBE. KLK Beach.boat.RB's friends 4ever Luv.ME Troy. Thanks for your help — S. project. Kim LT.BO. KN — IVUILPG FOREVER DM T.T. — HeylFello G.H.Always remb:track,M- .Beach.wknds — our home.mall.yet.soundoff.The BigD’s. Wilson sisters.Keys?N. at Beach.Beans?Macaroni? — Yuck!.wreck — Mike!You’re my V.B. friend, don’t forget me next yr. Love ya.ELI P.S.R:D.M M.! KA.SC.PL — I’ll stop the world and melt with you — ILY! Leanda JC KH LL TB KW Bl KN LM MK Lunchtime is bearable thanx to yall Love always JA Tam — CarWash.Clovis.chams.new friendsMLove,Janet Jennifer.Kara.Kathi — I will always remember the memories and friendship that we shared Love always — Linda Kyle.Good luck Always!!Your friend.Kym TO ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE MADE MY TERM AT WANDO BEARABLE:THANKS,I'LL MISS YOU.LOVE CATHERINE LEWIS PH — FRIENDS?!? FOREVER! SMILE! LUV YA LK S.G. These last 4 yrs. have been great!Thanks for the craziness fun! Love. J.C. BB THANKS FOR PICKING ME UP BULLFROGS CT SWEET AL.KERRIE LOVES YOU! KELS — HERE'S TO THE GOOD TIMES! I LUV U Dl WARRIOR COMM . GREAT JOB ON THE FILM WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN SAME WITHOUT YOU. SPE- CIAL THANKS TO CH4 95 — SX — DBVMKT GM HOLLS MAYONNAISE CAN I HAVE A FRENCH FRY HEYLAURA!PRETTY SCARY OH l KNOW S- PRING SWING FALL FLING! LOVE NANCY Kimmy:Thanks for always being there — I'll miss your 1 6 hour phone calls — Have fun at C of C — LYLAS 4ever. Twish KKK and JJK — Friends til the end — Luv yafJo-Jo KimN.Good Luck in the future!Love ya.Kim Lee.Yourthebest!Thanksforallthe good”times. Dontever- forgetscubdiving — 4thofJuly — bigFlipper — bandana- conkshelletc.Loveyaalways.Gwen! CRT — I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU!! — THANKS FOR MY ’DREAM COME TRUE!” — JJK Twish: Plastic broaches.Wild times at Wando High. Per- oxide. HR. analyzing S.G. Love ya.J.C. Kim N Thanx 4 staying w us! Luv.Marnie Carol loves Randall forever! Thanks for everything Breakfast Club JL Thanks for all of the memories and the good times yet to come. You are very special and I LOVE YOU. SLJ JJK — ”JoJo'' TAKE ME HOME” “THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR LOVE YOU ALWAYS — “LU-LU” LK Gumby thanks for all the good times Pokey ZRS — I remember YOU!! Angela Thanks for the great friendship and the memo- ries! TW LW MJ KB WHS WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN THE SAME WITHOUT YOUII’LL MISS YOU NEXT YEAR love.NE “THE GROUP” — At least WE stayed together!Gotta love it! — I lost my keys, they were on a ring ...!” — FRIENDS 4EVER Preston I LOVE YOU FOREVER AND A DAY L.V. ASH:HOPE YOU’RE NOT;YOU ARE THE BEST FRIEND ANYONE COULD ASK FOR! LOVE KK J.J. TAM NADS. Florida chains.horns.BUDDIES ANDY.I LOVE YOU!(ALWAYS) LOVE Chris Nicky, lest we forget Anderson Ml Queens and great friends like us III miss u. Shorty LAM.I'll love you forever.Your friend.Kim Cindy — Thanx 4z memories LYLAS!!!! marnie Gertrude — Boogalootinethe bathtub — Coffee in bed — Breakfast buffet — BOOM! — We fell — JP HW — Just friends — HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Beatrice RILES — THANKS FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP — I NEED IT! LETS KEEP IN TOUCH AT COLLEGE — LYFA — CS Amy.l hope your future yrs. at Wando are as fun as mine were! Love ya. Sarah M.A Thanks for being there for me!Remember Xmas day 84.movies.Oldsmobile.K-3.my house.etc.Remember working free at Micky D’s. the telethon. closing at Wal-Mart. My love always forever. J.C. SG.OneOfTHEGroup.GreenM M s Ice Cream — Squeak.Squeak.Squeak — Let's See If We Can Make- 5PiecesOfPizzaOutOfOne — LOVE ALWAYS MICKEY JEFF — “EVERYTIME I SEE YOUR FACE IT REMINDS ME OF THE PLACE WE USED TO GO. ALL I’VE GOT IS A PHOTOGRAPH AND I REALIZE YOU'RE NOT COMING BACK ANYMORE. YOU'RE IN MY EVERY THOUGHT PUDDIN' Spazzy. always remem. the Cid.beach.the guys, real cool Spaz.l heart you.and one day when I’m Rich and Famous. Froggy Mat.lthmg says all I mean i u.forever Leah Q-tip, Thanks for listening.caring, understanding, being a friend! — Vanilla BILL I LOVED YOU! BIGR. GWEN.HiJBuddy.Try-n-tellmethatwedidn’thavearaging- summer.butthenext.we’regoingtobeatthecarlot.bank.or- beach.Whatareyoutalkingabout?Comeonwiththeessen- seofscubadiving. Rememberourneighbor?G Lforeveran- dever Whata good idea.rilalwaysloveyou. Neverforgetit- .LOVE.LEE07 04 85 SGS: HEY BUDDY! OOH RAH! TB CRAIG: WHEN ARE WE GETTING MARRIED? KK Karen Eliza. Never 4-get our lunch table gossip! I love ya! Riley WVC'S THANKS FOR ALL THE MEMORIES. LUV DC DOUG — DON'T 4GET THE SUMMER OF 84 I LUV U KIM LEIGH.GINA.AND TARA — I LUV VOUITHANXRSH Hey Ya'Il.Thanks for lunchH'll miss ya!! Remember Sail- ing 85?Folly Beach or BustIKiawah. Caper’s.Mexico- .Copld Tubs. AND Get TANO-ED!!!WOW! WE’RE FI- NALLY OUT! LOVE MEJ R-VBCampAnd Talks; McClellanville! YourHouseWasFun- ButMineWasBetter — Ha!Ha! CountrySpot — LetThe LightShine!NewYearsEve??MI- MandSOSIK — PS:TheGetAlongGangStruckOut!!! ELl.lWannaBeAnAirborneRanger — PinkPinkVinesMake- MeFeelSoFine — JMisCoCuteUWillNeverForgetTheGood- Times — ComeHomeAndSeeMe — ILoveYou. Mickey MISSA l U MOSTEST BESTESIDAM '86 Legend: Here’s to a job well-done! Thanks for all the help on the BEST BOOK yet! (It’s your turn now Troy!) Love y’all. Tricia NORMAN — THANKS FOR BEING THERE — ILUVYA — AM Jon. thanks doll! Luv, Cathy DHWthanx4lunchchats futuregoodxisIhopeLE Kim — I’m glad we've become friends — hope we stay that way for a long time to come — luv ya — S.G. P.S. cuteli’lpinkelephants! 4ever Reggaecruz Kiawah NightSails Folly TK:CAPTERS!BJBUG.SPORK!IF YOU SPRINKLE WHEN YOU RIDE A GREYHOUND — YOU KNOW7EXACT- LY.THE PASSING-0 GAME. THE MAID7M SHOULD’VE- HADONETOO!JAKES — BULLFROG! DON’T FORGET ALL THE GREAT TIMES!LOVE YOU LOTS LOTS- !BARBIE Bartley CapersCruise Grimlist HotTub CT Angela Rember Sneaking Out At 12:00 Going To The Beach Your Mom Findin The Pictureslts Out Of My Way The Guys On The Bike WC Porko Kitty In The Bookbag Love CDT Lynn — UR My very best friend. Remember all the spe- cial times. Luv ya2 death — Sonya Kathi. Jennifer. Kris.Chris. Linda — stay in touch during college! Love Ya’ll — S.G. MARY ROCKVILLE VanThe South Will Rise Again JJ love Chad RPhopethebest4u-n-JIM keepNtouchluvLaurin JC — Never lose touch.K9Be prepared to party when I visit ya must visit me! I'll miss all the gossip.esp. lunch talks. LOVE YA — always! S.G. Kristen our talks and your understanding Sally Jam Dacs B-Get togethers Love Chad JC — I thought OASIS was for smart people! 'member Wilbur Snow White? ME — Peroxide? Never!(A bottle a month!) Love ya. Twish Eli — Since2ndgrade. ThroughChem .DS.KE.andEng.We- 'vehadourdifferences— yetthere’salwaysnextyearatCC.AI- IlcansayislookoutColumbia.you’llneverbethesameagain — S.G. (little six) IONCE PRETTYSCARY CHEESECAKE MAGN AC AR- TA LT BB Free Pictures Parties Your Home. Lov CT Mrs. GV Ms. B: Thanks for letting me be BM. I’ve en- joyed it learned a lot. Don’t let next year’s staff drive you too crazy. THANKS again for everything. Love ya — Sara Gayle P.S.Ms. B: Do you have any money??? DAYLE.Joined at the hip?What'll I do w out you? Don't forget the good times (Myrtle Beach — DJ!; the CC’s — contemplating commuting; those backs! ) The fun’ll never ever end!You’re the bestest(Yep Yep) — Thanks for everything — I’ll miss ya' bunches — love TWISH — P.S. 'Member there’s 2 out there 4 us things only get better! PennyLane — Now that you know how far down Can- ada goes. YOU still need something that will show you.wait until GRADUATION!!!!LOVE Excalibur! CLASS OF 86 RULESl!!t!!!!H!!!t!!!U!!!l!!!!ltl!tHU!!tf!t! GAYLE.BOOSTERS REALLY ARE FUN AREN’T THEY ??!? cC KD — Here's to rolling with chives. What’s the pass- word — MEDIOKRA! and Pam — Thanks for the name. GEEEEZ!!!; Peace. Love, and Incense — FC forever. J.B.. 20 MOTL. PARTIES!!CONAN!THANKS for listen- ing!! POOL PARTY!!! HOT CHOCOLATE AT 3!! PUMP-KIN. McDonalds!PARTIES!!TULIP DAWN.Thanks for all the wonderful memories at Godfa- ther’s and Breaking all the Rules with Henry!! LEGEND STAFF ’86 WANDOFUL BOOK! THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HARD HARD WORK AND DEDICATION! kgv db LEGEND EDITORS ’86 YOUR ARE BEST YET! GREAT BOOK kgv db LEGEND PHOTOGRAPHERS THANKS LAURA THANKS FOR ALL THE HOURS AND PICTURES, kgv db rThe Point Is W T r r°P w (BCC( We TO 8 10 „ I - CKilsT n ' :sfo - IS? 8 s Cop' '?hURP AlNBl'y °K ' £ ' “ Wt2? Bottom: Halley’s Comet, which comes around every 76 years, was visible in late 1985 through April 1986. (picture: Time magazine) Below: The worst accident in the history of the American space program occurred in January of 1986. The Challenger crew, including the first teacher in space and S.C. native Dr. Ron McNair, were killed one minute after the launch, (picture: AP Photos) and big WHAT WE WATCHED ies: Rocky S [ of Africa, leers, N'9W Court' Lot To Remember Retrospect 1985-1986 206 CLOSING Bottom: All of Charleston watched “North and South in October to see familiar scenes of downtown and Boone Hall Plantation. Sylvester Stallone had double success this year with his movie hits “Rambo: First Blood. Part H” and “Rocky IV” (picture: Time magazine) Many people tuned in every Friday night at 10 to watch Philip Michael Thomas and Don Johnson on one of the trendiest and most popular television shows. “Miami Vice. (picture: Time magazine) In reviewing 1985, many images come to mind. It was a year charac- terized by terrorism and hijackings, natural disasters like the Mexican earthquakes and Colombian muds- lides. and continuing starvation in Afri- ca. It was also the worst year for air travel, with four major crashes killing thousands of people. AIDS scared so- ciety into awareness, especially after Rock Hudson’s death. South Africa erupted over the apartheid policies of the white-minority government. However. 1985 was not all bad. In the summer, the Live Aid concert was held to benefit the Ethiopan starvation Bottom: the Statue of Liberty underwent lots of renovation and scaffolding in preparation for its 100-year birthday in 1986. (picture: AP Photos) Bruce Springsteen experienced worldwide popularity in 1985. Other favorite male singers were Sting and Phil Collins, (picture: Time magazine) crisis; and the Farm Aid concert was held to provide some relief for our own farmers. In November, president Rea- gan met with Soviet leader Gorbachev for arms talks. The Kansas City Royals won the World Series, and the Chicago Bears won the Super Bowl. CLOSING 207 Right: Scott Scogin wears at least two fashionable things: a jeans jacket and a paisley sweater. Susan Newton is dressed in the familiar outfit of a big shirt, pearls, and a jeans jacket. ich In Style 208 CLOSING Earl White shows his own style with his earmuffs and leather jacket. Bottom right: The asymmetrical haircut was seen on girls and guys alike. Below: Paisley prints showed up everywhere this year: shirts, sweaters, even jewelry and shoes. Warriors showed their fashion sense and continued to be some of the best-dressed students anywhere this year. Although we all ‘‘dressed to impress,” everybody wanted to show his or her own sense of individuality. The prevalent style for girls in 1985 was big shirts under big sweaters, with antique pins and long strands of pearls. There was a lot of paisley and flowers on everything they wore. On guys, we saw a lot of surfing-wear, but of course blue jeans remained every- one’s favorite thing to wear. In addition to accessories like scarves. Swatches could be seen (and heard) on many wrists. These watches again showed our individuality — whether clear, paisley, scented, or wrapped in “Swatch guards. Our hairstyles also expressed our different tastes. Some girls preferred asymmetrical cuts; some liked longer hair. The freshmen surfers had their own unique hairstyles. Wando is per- haps one of the only schools around to have students with these stripped, cropped, and sometimes radical cuts, each one expressing individuality itself. CLOSING 209 As another year ends, we’ll al- ways look back to this one and our own personal memories of it. The Seniors, having taken their cruise, at- tended their last Jr, Sr., and finally graduated, prepare to leave Wando and go out into the real world. The Juniors eagerly anticipate being on top and all the privileges that follow. The Sophomores look forward to becoming Juniors; although it will be their hardest year, they will come to feel like actual upperclassmen. And the Freshmen, well, will be recognized as human, as they plan for their revenge. So what is the point of Wando? It is not only a place to learn, it's the place where people with infinite styles and personalities come together at one common point. Even though we’re separated in many aspects, it takes all of us to make Wando what it is. 210 CLOSING Ackerman. Jennifer L. 89 Adams, Tammy C. 89 Addison. Charles L. Aden, Alien J. 69 Albers, Virgil M. 80 Allred. Shannon L 80 Alston. Donna R 80 Alston. Leslie L 89 Alston. William N 89 Altmann. Dereck 89 Anderson. Bonnie D. 89 Anderson. Gayle L 89 Anderson. Pamela 89 Asbury, Elizabeth S. 89 Baker. Catherine 89 Barden. William L. 89 Bardsley. David W 89 Barnwell. Sam 89 Barrie. Brian E 89 Barrmeau, Amy L 89. 126 Barnneau. Keri Y. 89. 110 Bartee. Adam T. 89 Bashnan. Christina R 89 Bastian. Ronald T 89 Bays. Cynthia I 89 Beacham, Kande L. 89 Beck. Frank E 89 Beiote. Heather 89. 153 Benfield. Norman E. 89 Rennet! adrian F. 89 hnett -phanie L 89 Lr • n. Amelia L. 89. Bentie. ssa L. 89. 159 Benton, Conna L. 89. 159 Berlmsfcy. Meredith 89 Berry. Anna 89. 144 Bess. Ty H. Bellelli, Joseph M 89 Bibb. Trava 89 Blackmon. ijrMer.ck Blair. Samantha 39 Blunt Robert L. 89 Bolds. Micheiie L 89 Bone. Aurther R. Bowden. Glenn A 89 v'' Bowers. Joseph K. 89 Boykin. James Brand. N take R 89 Briscoe rey P. 90 Brock. . rdon W 90 Brown. Allison M 90 Brown. David M 90 Brown, Gretchen M 90. Brown. Robert T. 90 Brown. Shelley T 90 Brown. Tyrone O 90 Brunson. Jaime J 90 Bryer. Erik D. 90 Bryson. Michael l 90 Budlong. Sean 90 Bulwinkle. Marie A. 90. I38f Burmester. Lav. ce D 90 Burnett. Rich v : L 90 Burns. Tammy L. 90 Butler. Sheryl A. 90. 150 Byrd. Russell I. 90 Campbell. Gwendolyn 90 Campbell. Kyle B. 90 PaneTa D.TKT Campbell. Scot A. 81 Campbell. Wille G Cannon. Ashley G 90 Capers. Angela 90 Capers. Lamarte K. 90 Carey. Donei A 90 Carson. James R. 90. 138 Catlett. Dawn M 81 159 A. 90. 138 ce D 90 Chandler. Grace L. 90. 126 Chapman. Mary 90 Chason. Glen T. 90 Chlmento. Francia 90 Chinners. Lelanc 9(0 Christensen, Charlotte 90 Clark. Andrerw 81 Clark. Dawn D. Clark. Wendeter L. 90 Coakley. Anthony 81 Coakley. Charles Coakley. Jackquely N 90 Coakley. Pamela 90 Coakley. Tiffany Y. 90 Coaxum, Angela T. 90 Coaxum. Jeanette 90 Cobia. Tammie D. 90.1 26 Cohen. David M. 90 Coleman. Andre L. 81 Coleman. Theresa A. 90 Collins. Kimberly N, Collins. Robin B Collins. William P. 90 Colwell. Burgess B Colwell. Kimberly A 91 Condon. Christoph M. 90 Cone. Stephen W 91 Connell. Christy M. 91. 151 Connelly. Brian C. 91. 125 Conyers. Eric E. 81 Cook. David T. 91. 149 Cooke. Andrea J 91 Coons. M.chelle . 91 Cooper. Marquette : Cooper. Phillip R. 91 Corbett. Dawn C. 91 Coskrey. Robert M 9i Cowart. Kathryn E. 91. 116. 159 Cox. Beverly B. 91 Crawford. Benjamin C. 91. 120 Crawford. Jerfcan T 91. 15 W Crawford, iTracy G. 91. 119 Cribb. flfehai t 3 - g j Crosby. Ghrlsti—w A Cumbee. James I Cunningham. Shawna L Damon. Angela H. 81 Dang. Mary 91. 159 Davey. Robert M. 91. 138 Davis. Daryl D 91 Dawson. Thedria S 91 Dean. Darren J. 91,125 Dean. Dexter O. 91 Delama r, James J. 91 Del bene. Oavid V 91. 149 Delisio, Amy K. 91 Dickerson. Bernadeti 91 Dickerson. Ronald 91 Dill, Tammy M 91 Dionne. Michele 91 Doar. 152. 91 D ipt. Kerry A. 1. 1 153 Durand. Christoph P 82 Eddings. Jim m9l Edwards. Amelia L 9i. 149. 151. 1S2 Edwards. Vershelle P 91 Ellmgton, Michele A. 91 Ellis. Angela M 91 Enoch. Felicia P. 82 Estep. Jamm A. 91. 149. 159 Eury, John A 91 Evans. Joseph W. 91 Ferm. Brandon C 91. 125 Filipow. Jason R 91 Finch. Bryan L. 91 Finch. Candace 91. 116 Finch. Paul D. 91 Fmkelsteln. Karl P 91 Fishburne. Henry F. 91 Fisher. Sara A 89. 91. 126. 148. 152 Pick. Michael 91 Fleming. Benjamin H. 91. 149. 159 Fleming. Eunice C. 91 Fletcher, Jack C. 91. 149 Floyd. Timothy M 91 Ford. Tonya C. 82 Fordham, Gena R. Forsythe. Burnee M. 91. 159 Fox, Mary C. 91 Franz. Natalie B 91. 116, 119 Frasier. Maurice B. 91 Freeman. Evelyn R 91 Freeman. Robert M. 92 Fribbs.Walter W 92 Futch. Margaret D. 92 Gainey. Nancy R 92 Gainey. Robin J. 92 Gardner. Came A 92 Garin. Ana P. 92. 159 Garris. Michael S. 92. 125 Gary. Sandra L. 92 Gaskins. Barbara A Gathers, Dwayne L. 92 Gawrych, Bryan J. 92. 125, 153 Gayle, George G. 92 Gerhold. Erika L. 92 Gelhers.Marilyn L. Gillam. Vernon W 92 Giiliard. Onoval Glave. William P 92 Glover. Artise V. 92 Glover. Jennifer M 92. 159 Glynn. Matthew R 92. 138 Goods. Tiffany 92 Goodwater, Barbara L. 92 Goodwater, Earl D. 92 Gordon. Lorenzo L. 92 Graham. Darryl R. 92 Grant. Andrea J. 92 Grant. Jolanda M 92 Grant. Sylvia M. 92 Grant. Terrian L. 92 Grate. Erica 92 Graves. MeMn E. 92 Green. Anthony L 92 Green. Darlmda M. Green. Harold 92 Green. Kimberly A 92 Green. Lintloyd S. Green. Virgil J 92 Greene. Byron T 92 Greer. William T. 92 Gregg. Chevelle 92 Grier, Teresa I 92 Groves Erin A 92 A % Hamrick. Mathew D. Hann. Mat hew L. 92 Harbeson. Averil D 92 Harbin. Pauia 9? Hargett. Tammy D. 92 Harley. Patricia A 93 Harn, Antony H. 93 Harrington, Denise C. 93 Harrington, Paul W 93 Harris. William C. Haskill. Catherine A. 93. 116, 151 Hawkins, Amy C. Herring. Shannon R 93 Herzog. Christoph D. 93. 149 Heyward. Myron A. 93. 125 Hickson. Trevis L. 93 Hightower. Jennifer I 93 Hill. Ashley P 93. 149 Hill. Stephanie G. 83. 152 Hilton. James E. 93. 159. 131 Hobbs. Lisa N. 93 Hodge. Steven 93 Holliday, Kristina L. 93 Hollingsworth, Margare A 93. 116 Holinglon. Regima D. 93 Holloway. Kenneth I. 83 Hooker. Harry W 93 Hoover. Kerri J. 93. 151 Horlback. Donald 93 Horlback. Izetta E. 93. 110 Horlbeck Marcus C. 93 Horres. Julie M. 93 Householder. Amy A. 83 Howard. Lewis B. Howard, Paige M. 93 16 Howell, Elisabeth E 93 110 Howell. Jon C. 12. 93. 153 Hudson. Anna M. 83 Hughie. Sharonda N 93 Hugie. Mark S. Hyman. Mamtzie C. 91 Ireland. Michael R Irvine. Gary A. 93 Jackson. Baron 93 Ja kson k mberly A. 93. 149. Janie . Michael S 93 Jarecki, Rontu M. 93 Jefferson. Darrell C 84 Jefferson. Marvin L. 93 Jenkins. Albert A 84. 128 Jenkins. Andrew G. 93 Jenkins. Kyle L. 93 Jenkins. Michele D. 93 Jenkins. William L. 93 Johnson. Casandra A. 93 Johnson. David J. 84 Johnson. Dwaine M 93 Johnson. Ivan H 89. 93. 148. 159 Johnson. Joanna M. Johnson. Mark W. 93 Johnson. Samuel O 93. 125 Johnson. Terisa E. 84 Jones. Joseph Jones. Keri L 93. 149. 153 Jones. Patrick I. 93. 125 Jones. Reva C. 93. 159 Jones. Sean D 84 Jones. Sonya 84 Jones. Thomas A. 93 Jordan. Mark W 93 Jordan. Tammy L. Judy, Wanda Y 93 Judy. Wayne Keiehean. Billy E Kelley. Dolphin N 93. 152. 153 Kerr. Bradley J 93 Khan. Harris 84 Kimbreli. Lisa A. 93. 119. 153 Kerr. Bradley J. 93 Khan. Hams 84 _ 212 INDFX 153 138 KimbreJ! Lisa A 93 1 ££153 L ....ii_kii KAiiA 93 ip |93 (C 93 ■M 93 [Kirven B L 93 , Kizer. Leslie B. 93. 149. 166 Koger. John C. 93. 151. '38 KonopinsKi. Charles F 93. 149. 159 Krall. Nathan B. 93 Lackey. Randall W. 94 lake. Julia D. 94. 15?. l amb, Laura M 94 Lane. Kenny M 94 Lathan. Heather A. 94 Ledford. Steven S 94 Lee. Deborah 94 Lee. Elizabeth A 94 Lee. Stacy E 94. 153 Legare. Consueto R 94 Legare. Leo M 94 Legare. Paul D 94 Lesemann. Filisa R. 94 Libhart. Reggio Limbaker. Samuel T. 94 Locke, Angela M. 94. 159 Lowry, Anne N 94 Lyman. Kristine H Lyons. Christian Macy, Michael N Maguire, Suzette M 94 Magwood. Ethel A. Magwood. Tressy M. 94 Mahatfey. Francis D. 94 Mamgauir Alexis M 94 Manigauit. Gwendolyn 94 Man.gault, Harold N. Manigauit James J. 94 Manigauit. Kodelia N. 94 Maratea. Romero A 94. Martin. Jimmie J. Martin. Jimmy R 94 Marlin, Matthew S 94 Martin, Maxwell S. Masnick. Gregg S 94 Matthewes. Donna M 94 Matthews. Sabrina 94 Mattice. Jeremy P. 94 Maxwell. Michael 1 94. 159| Mazyck. McAleer. Kimberly R. McBhdr 1 a PeuTol McCormick. Michat� 7. 24, McEadden. Rodney 94. 128 McGee. Ronald J 94 McGrew, Connie L. 94 McIntosh. David R. 94 McKenzie. Chad L. 94 McMm SAman 4 McNeil. ,un 94 Mecksti th. William H. 94 Mellicha np. Timothy A. 95 Mercor ’«anne A. 95. 110. rflrSi9. J52. 153 Millner. ■ Mills, r.q Mills. Gj Mi MitcheTV H H Mitchell. Youldnda C. 85 I Mitchum. Christine A 95 | Mitchum. Kevin M Mitchym. Samuel R Mitchum. Wendy L 95 Monroe. Lamar S. 95 Moody.Lara W 95 1 Moore. Burton E. 95 Moore. Jamie L 95 Moore. Joey 86 M. ‘V Moultrie. Timothy 95 Mu M irdOCld Murphy, Murray. Myra 95 Myers Christoph M. Naone. Daniel L 95 Nelson. Lucius A 95 Nelson. Miranda 95 Nelson. Nicole L. 95 Nelson. Robert L 95 Nelson. Samantha P 95 Nelson. Tyrone 85 Nettles. Shawn L. 95 Neussendorfer. Paula R. 95 Newman. Janet L 95 Newman. Lynette N 95 Nolan. Patrick J. 95 Odell. Bryan H 95 Oden. Brian K 95 Orvin. Carley F 95 Owens. Lisabeth W. 95 Palmer. Carne M 95 Palmer. Karen 95 Palmer. Quana 95. 159 Palmer. Troy 95 Parker. Jeanean 95 Parker. Kimberly M 95 Passailaigue, Kristina 95 Patterson. Maryalice 95 Peeler. Leigh D. 95 Perry. Kimberly R 85 Petit. Chris J. 95 Petterson. John B. 95 Phipps. Paul D. 86 Pierce, Roger F. 95 Pinckney. Levon E 95 Pinckney Thomas L. 75 Podrrenik. Kristin A. 95 (pPoirier. John W 95 Porcher. Dorothy H. 95 Porcher. Gary F 86 Porcher. John 95 i6o rPotts. Chansse Y | Janie I. 95 ■ oweli. Jame 1. 95 Powell. Tamra J. 95 Presti lenmter L 95 Price. Dawn C. Pringle. Martin 95 Purcell, Michael K. 95 Pynes. chris Raih. David P 95 Raley. Angela M. 95 Rast. George K. 95 Reagor. Randy D. 95 Rector. Renee I Reeves. Michael D. 96 Charlene E 96. 119 Reid. Panina T. 96 Reid. Sharon B I Resch . Charlton Fran Leon Richardson. Mom Rlesen. Ashley Ftiggs. Todd M Riley. John W Riley. Paul A 96. 131 Rivers, Angel L. 89. 96 R'vers,.Keisha A. 89. 96. 110. 149 i Robinson. Kimbarly K 96 Rodger Dianne C. 96. 153. 137 Rodweil. Bobby J ____________( ft Rog d jtacheJ| Ross. Jon P Rowe. A Rc .viand. . P . enough. • 159 George P 96 G-nger R Sane. D ive W Saund« - Noel C 96 Sawyer. Pamela R 96. 132 Schaffer Ladonna A 96 Schneider. Rob A. 96 Schulken. Angela M Scogin, Danny S. 96. i?b Scott, Leonard W. 96 Scott. Nancy E. 96 Scott. Salima L 96 Scott. Vernon C. 96 Melissa E. ?mes M. 96. ton J. 86 M . 96 b r- • : . innon 96 . Roderick O. 96 ames A 96. 151 Christoph M 96 Simmons. Chris P. 96 Simmons. Jamie 96. 131 Simons, Caroline H. 96 Simons. Margaret J 96 Singleton. Chartlon P. 57. 159 Singleton. Edward L. 97 Smalls. Carlton C. 971, 131 Smalls, Darryl 97 Smalls. Shwnette O. 97 Smalls, Tammy R. 97 Smalls. Ursala E. 97. 159 Smith, Gregory S. 97. 159 Smith. Kelly L. 97 Sneed. Elizabeth A 9TLjJ Sneed. Sally E. 97 Snipe. Karla 97 Snipe. Maurice L 97. 120 Snipe. Myra A. 97 Somers. Colin M 12. 97. 149 159 Roger P 97. 125 I Tracie 14 97 unnny T veil. Mark A. Strickland. Lisa A. 97 Stroman. Margaret A. 97 Suggs Jetfrey S. Sumner. Alexander K.97 Sutler. William A 97 Suttie. Elizabeth R 97 Jeffrey B 97 Sweeney. Melissa L. 97. 110, 119 Swinton. Carne J. 97 149 Withers, Robert L 98 Wood, Jamie M. 98 Woods. Marlene A 98 Wright. Anthony 88 Wright. Curtis J 98 Wright. Darlene T Wright. Dawn D. 98 Wright. Iris R. 98 Wright. Leslie R 88. 98 Wright. Robin D. 98 Wright. Tammy L. 77 Wrixon. Walter A 98 Yates. Kimberly A. 98. 116 Young. Clarence M. 98 Zgol. Gregor T. 98. 125. 151. 131 Zier. Kimberly A 98 Abel. Harris D. 80 Adams. Sean 9. 80 Allen. Jolanda P 80. Alston. Jonathan L. Anderson. Hayley 80. 110. 115. 144. 148. 152 Anderson. Kenneth S. 80 Anderson. Marvin T 80 Atkinson. Richard E. 80 Bailem. Margaret A Ballard. Timothy O. Ballenger. Amy E. 80. .491 152 Bandle. James M 80 Banks. Lorraine A. Barker. Michelle Barley. Brian Barnett. Eric M 80 Barr. John D. 80 Bean. Kevin T 80 Belanger. Syrena L Belcher. Tonya J. 80. 149. 152 Bennett. Dwight B. 80 Bennett. Leroy Benton. David E. 80 Bess. Monique A 80 Black. Joyce A. 70. 152 Black. Neal L. Blackburn. Jill R. 80 Blackett. William B. 80 Blackwell. Ronald D 80,1 20 Blanchard. Aletha R. 80 Boggan. Holly L 80, 144 Bonnoitl. Murray D. 9. 80. 136 Bowdoin. Scott D. 80 Bowen. Jason H. Bowick. Brian C. 80. 125 Boykin, Josette M Bradley. James W. 80 Brandon. Marty M. 80 Brantley. Daniel A. 80 E Brantley. Patrick Brogdon. David C. 80 Brown. Arthur P. 70 Brown. Darrell. Brown,Fon| Brown, Browns Brown, Rosanne Y Brown, Tim J. 81 Rrubaker. Amy F 81 Buckner. Donald E. 81 Rudan. Susan r 81. 151 Cameron. Chr-stoph J 81. 159 Cameron. Kelly A 81. 151 Capers. Michael A 81 Carnes. Tabatha R. 81 Carroll. Elizabeth L. 81. 110. 115. 144. 152 Carter. Dwayne A. 81 Cartin. Christoph J 81 Caruso. James E. 81 Cave. Montgomer S 81 Chandler. Windy M. 81. 149 Christoher. Francis Clark. Arthur E. 81 Cobb. Cynthia A 81 Cobb. Michael 81.“ 159 Cockcroft. Beth 81. 149 Coleman. Earl 81 Colie. Jeremy S 81 Conklin. Mark T. 81. 125 Connelly. James B. 81. 125 | Conyers. Troy 81 Cooper. Marlene C. Craven. Christine E. 81 Crawford, 81. 131 C'omar, Anrfy C 8l Crosby. Jennifer J. 81. 115. HarqMjE. 81 imrn.iKjs HBHonda 81. 149 ■ummings. Robert J. Dallas.Angela D. 81 Darling. GereldA. j Davey. David A 81 Davis. PKyils L 81 panda L 81 Deaton. 81 12 159 Fort. Jeffrey K. 82 Foster. Frederick M 8? Fox. Theodore D 8? Foxworth. Edward M 82. i?0 French. Christine M 82. 152. 153. 159 French. Sandie L 82 I Frink. Mary L 82. 159 [ Fulton. Jeffrey M 88. 148. 148. 159 Gage. Daniel K 82. 120. 138 GaHig i. barah K 82. 159 Galmin. Jay B. 82 Garcia. Dana M. 82. 149. 151,2152. 163. 159 Garvin. Andrea L 82 Gary. Nathaniel 82 Gethers. Alice 82 Geisinger. Michael S. Gianefli. Michael N 82 i rd. Devona ice L. 82 d E 72 Clara E. 82. 150 hn C. 84 Good0 Terr. N 82, 159 Goodwater Joseph D. 82 128 Gottemoellef. Brian T 8? Graham, David S. 16. 82. 125 Grant. Brian M 82 Grant. Devin D. 82 Grant. Fred O 82. Grant, |pBfletla C 83 laton M. 83 Green. Robin 83 Greer. Stacey N je. James A H HMerry L. Doran. Terrille P. 82. 125, 149 Doty.lbavid L. 82 Dowd. Kirkland L. 82 Doyle. James F. Drake. Bonnie J. 28. 115, 144 Drawdy. Mary B Drayton. Isaac J. 82 Driscoll. Kathleen A 82 Drislan, Joanne C. 82 Drose. Dianna C 82 Duncan. Tamara M. Q2u Dunham. Sar . I F 82. 159 Dupuy. Arm- e L 71. 150. 152 Durand. Peter N 82 W Durlach. John 82 Duval. Dorr N. 82. 142. 159 147 Eason, Blzabeth P. Pamela D 82 Edge. Wiliam S. 82 EdwardskMelissa D 82 Edwards alena E. 82 Eisenhov. 1 ihnsty L 82 Bnlon. Deborah A 82 Ett� Ott[Mark 82. 125. 153 Hrtis N. (Irene S 82 (Mona D 71 ly. Frank S. 82 Id. Virginia M. 82. 110. ■9. 123 lord. Jean M. Fordham. Eric E. Forsythe. Vaudrienn O. 82. Gwynne-Vaugnan. David K 83 Habersham. Stacy D 83. 120 Habersham. Tiothy A. 72 Haight. Michael P 83 Haley. Julies F. 83 Hamer. Thomas E 83. 15 � Hamrick. Anna M. 10. 150 151. 152 Hardin. Jennifer A. 73 Hargett. Jay R Harl. T Haskill. 152. 153 Hayden Haze 1261 Heath. Mar C 8 880.1 rilCTW 144. 148 Hensen. John D| Hewitt Morgan L 83| Hicks. Robert M 83B Hills. Vicky L 83 ■ Hinson. Patnr i- Hocutt. Su .inflB Hi I- ■ JB J 149 Janice 83 ., Mildred C. 83. Kathy A 83 .11. Kimberly D. 83 son. Jennifer L. 83 att, Jane A 83 •fyman. David S. 83 Jacobs. Linda R 83 Jacques. Kara K 73 James. Mindy R. 83 Jasper. Lisa M 84. 148 Jefferson. Lisa 84. 149, 159 Jeffords. Ansley C. 84 Jenkins. Verdellda L 84. 159 Jenness. Norman A 84 Johnson. Eric M. 73 Johnson, Karen A 84 Johnson. Raymond W. 84 Johnson. Tywana P 84 Jones. William R. 151 Jordan. William C. 84 Keck. Anna 73 Kee. Jack H 84. 125. 153, 146 Kennedy. David G 84 Kilgore. Sara J. 84 Kirkland. Robert W 84 Klulz. Vivian M 84 Kurtz. Kara E. 74. 149. 150 • LarrL Shirley S. 84. 151 Lamantia, Regina R 84 Lange. Jeffrey E. 84 151 Lea. Thomas K, 84 Lee. David W 84 Lee. Frances A 84 vine. Julia L. 11. 80. 84, 115. 148. 159 Lewis. Cindy L. 84, 151, 159 I m. John L. 84 I ' yard. Jermaina A. 84 I owe. Lawrence G. 84 Lowe. Leslie A. 74 MaCaulay. Brian T. 84 Maniqault. Jimmy L. 84 Mamyault. Karen M. Mamgault. Shawnda E. Mnmgault, Stacy L 84. 120 Mamgault. Tyrone D. 74 Markham. Alisha L. 84 149. MarshaB. MdBrrs L pPfche!Tou 84. 137 Massey. Gerald R 894. 149 Mathis. Julie M. 84 Matthews. Dorothy J 84 Mayfield. Donald P 84 Mazyck. Randy 84 McAlister. Charles M. 74 McColl, Richard M. Carolyn J. 84 132 Stephen A 84. 138 Mescher. Todd R. 84. 159 Middaugh. Regina 84. 146. 159 Miller, Athena M 84. 126. 144 . Kimberiee 84 . Larry 85 3 A. 85. 159 Millican. Sandra M 85. 159 Mims. Robyn L. 95 Mitchell. Donna I 85 Moore. Bryon K. 85 Morris. Brenda F 85 Morris. Keith R. 85 Morton.Alan D 85 Mosley, Steven W 85 85 mHB. Brian D. 85 Murphy. Thomas C. 85. 12 149. 138 Myers. Desiree S 85. 159 Neal. Steven 85. 159 Neale, David 85. 159 Nelson, :Denms J. 85, 128 Nelson. [John 85. 125. 138 Nelson, etta L. 85. 132 Nesbit, Julie I. 85 Nesbit. Sabrina 85 Nesmilh, Jerry Nettles. Deron 18 Newell. John M 85. 125. 138 HjHSfl Cheryl D 85 Norton. Johanna L 75 Oakes. Victoria 85 Oplinger. Chris A 85 Omer. Us Orvig, Sar Orvirt. Jer i Osborne. Oxford. C Paddock. John V 85 PageJ Rivard E. 85 Page.i Robert 85 Parkejf. Dennis R. 85 Parked Edward F 85 Parkei Samuel B Parkeft TMfini L 85 Parks.lKItrberly S 85 I Pate, Angel i M. 85. 15 Paul. An F Pearcol siie E I PethelJ Paul L 85 Petit Michael S. 85. 12 PeaandHi. Jacquelm Pinckfl Denise V 86 J Pope aJ John s 86. __ Forth. Derrdrr A 86 V PotW. Sean W 86. 120 V Powell. Christoph S. 86 Price. William 86. 125. 149ll Provosty. George H. 86. 1531 136 Puett. Shannon D. 86.1 51 Racioppa. Terry S 86 Rafkin. Tamara L. 86 Ralston. Garth M 86 Reid. Pualette Y. 75 Rhea. John K. 86 Riesen. Frederick W 86. 136 Rivers. Vincent L. 86. 131 Roakes. Archie 86 Roberts. Sonya L. Robinson. Jametta A Robinson. Melvin 86 Robinson. Tonya 75 Rodgers. Nancy L 86. 137 Rogers. Andrew B 86 Rosebrock. George L. 86 Rosenlieb. Guy R. Sanford. Tara L. 86. 119. Saunders. Carlisa J. 76 Schneider. Carol A. 86 Schulz. Edward J. 86 Schweitzer. Delores A. 86 Scott. Demetria D. 86. 132 Scott. Kevin M. 86 Seals. Richard M 86 l g Seama’i. uaman. Thomas H 86 Setzer. Jennifer L. 86 Shannon Matthew E. 86. 125 Shapiro. David A 86 ,rpe. Kathryn R. 76 Phillip C 86 86 13 Jharpe. fl Short. Toby S. 86. 125. 138 Siegling. Angela M. 86 Silver. Michael A 86. 125 Simmons. Kelli L. 86. 149 Simmons, Shawnda L. 86 Simmon Ionia M Singleton. Angela M Sisk. Melisfc J. 86. 151. 153. 159 Slater, M c I S 86 l avidT 86. J59 Rh. Douglas 86, 151 h. MomeaT 86. 162 it.'ttager 86 Isaac 86 1 Pamela L. 8 Mary f. Iher. JonaJJ Katherirta L. ''tevi-C.«kJ59 Jody I 159 Stefanou. Christina 144, 149 Steuer. Evan R Street. Ashley K. Strobe!. Georgann Strunk. Jeffrey W. 151 Strugis. Chip G. 87. 149 Sullivan. John M. Summersett. James N. Sun. Robert M Suries. David M i4l, 149 Suttle. Ashton R. 77.1 49 Swanson. Shane E. 148 Swicord. Melissa M 115 Tanis. Thomas K. Thacker, Barbara L. 77 Thames, Usa L. Thomas. Christine S. 80. 115 148 Thomas. Claire C. 152 87. I WashingtcB Virgil L. t Watkins. John D 88,1125 Watkins Theresa C. 8- ‘49 V atson. Cyntma E 8€ Watson, Keith E. 88 Watson. V arron J. 88 Weeks. Harriet M 80. 8. 115. 126. 144. 149 Weeks. I eta D. West K.ren R. 77 WeMer ft. Brill E. 8 . i 10 115. 152H| W ite, ( 1' y 88 White Fal White. Ge| White.H Carroll, f JzAetlM. 89. 71. 115. 151. 1 l§37 Carson, Oor F Whitener Amy M 80,188 J 48 Timmerman, Tara L 144 115. Tobin. Robert E Todd. Julie I 149. 159 Tompkins. Angela A. 152 Tripp. Johanna 87. 144 152 Trout. Julia M Tucker. RrK3rd 77. 151 ■Rieka. Tl Turner. Robert Van Va,: Ve'a quez. April B. 115 ; 149. 110. B 88 M 88 j Whiteside Matthew B88 Wilks, KrisJL. 88. 14© Wilson. Betjjjjirn '' D, Wilson. SmaUta R 88 Wilson. Tammy L. 88 Wise. Casey C. 88 Wise. Tina A. 77 Wiseman Jason D 88 Wiser. Jodi 77 Woodbury. Anthony P. 88 WooddyJ Aubrey J 88 14 Wright. Gwendolyn A. 88 Yates, Qcvid C 88 . James L f 88 M 88 rry B 88 88 alin A 88 Adams. Charles E. Albrecht Benjamin A 89. 70. 148 149. 150 Albrecht Christoph L 150. 166 Allen. Angela C. 70. 148 Alston, waiter 70 Ancrum. Travis R. 70. 128 Arce, Judson S 70. 150 Auld, Susan E. 70. 149. 150. 153 v Jailey. Scott W. 70. 151 Jaker. Lee M. 70. 149. 151. 152 Baker Randolph D. 70 Barkowit.v Daniel I. 70. 120. 149 Barrett. Michael I. 70 Baskin. Deborah L. 70 Baskin. James A. 70 Bauer. Robert D. Bayliss. Jennifer L. 70 Beam. Charles P. 70. 159 Beck. Betty A 70. 150. 159 Beckman. Kenneth M. 70 Belote. Brett W. 70. 150. 151 Bennett. Valerie M 70 Benton. Bryan J. 70. 128 Benton. Robin L 70 Bishop. Deanna J. 16. 70. 148 Booth. Chris P 70 Boyd. Ashley S. 70 Brooks. Sam P. 70. 142. 147 Broughton. Cheryl L. 70 Brown. Calvin A. 70 Brown. Michelle A 70 Brown. Rosemary J 70 Brown. Wanda 70 Bryant. Colby E 70 Bryer. Paul J. 70. 136 Campbell. Todd 71. 128 Carpenter. Bizabeth 71 r dace Sharon 1 lord jeromo • ■ cW | e. Larry t. 71 150 Michael J. i i so Conway. KennJ h 7i. 120 138 Cooke, Christoph M Coste. Robert J. 71, ' 120. 141 Cromer. John D. 71 William W. 71. Dagostino. James M 71 Davis. Anetra K � 59 Deer. Thomas G. 11. 71 Desantis, Alisa M 151 Dicks. Dawn M 89. 71. r Donnelly. Gretchen M. 71 Drayton. Crystal M. 71 Drayton. Estelle M. 71 Eaddy, Elizabeth M 71. 115 152. 158 Edwards. Regg ■ Ellis. Karen M. 71 Ellis, Merrllee i Elshazly. ialwn T. 71.152 Etter David %. 72. 149. 153, 15° I Evans. Stacey L. B Farley. Kimberly N. 72 Ferreira. Craig M 77 Fisher. fWtcl f Fitzgerald, Jett Foilak, 120. 166 Ford. Foxworth. Frazier. Ke Freeman.1 Funderburk. 72. 151. 152. Gammon. Dial 115. 144. Gams. Mar 120. 121. 12 Gathers, Vernessa Geiger. Richard S. Gibson, Meredith E. 72. 110. 126. ISO. 153 Gibson. Michael L. 72. 150 Gillespie. Tanya M. 72 Gillette. Deborah J. 72. 115, 153 Gilliard, Erika L. 72 Giordano. Elena V. 72. 150 Gold. Sheldon L. 72. 120. 122. 128 Goodwater. Virginia L. 68. 72 Goss. William B. 72. 150 Graftius, Earl B. 72 Greene. Tashia F 68.72. 144 INDEX 215 Grier, Karen L. 72 Griffin. Jodi L. 72 Guerard, Edward P. 72. 142. 147 Hamilton. Alan C 73. 149. 150. J 53 Harrii Lynn T 73. 149. 150 H.imrnes. Robert T. 2. 73. 150, 153 HarrMI, Lynn T 73. 149. 151 Haseldon. Tonya S. 73. 151. 152 Hassell. Patrick B. 89. 73. 120. 128 Helms. April 11. 73. 150 Hipps. Robert T 73. 150. Hocutt. Mary E. 2. 73. 1 150 Hoffman, John 149. 150 ■Bigate. Ka Hollingswo Hollinytc LJaaI. HOOK 151 Hooker Forest T. 73 •topper EWIott B. 73. 150 Horry. Marii H 42 Howard. Thomnn 73 Howard, ' ‘any L« 73 Howard A am L. 73 Huger. Dei Mm n 89. 73 lacovaci- Re Jacksor i-eani James. Sfeph in Jenkins. Dolft . Kjenkms, Ethel Johnson. Anne M Johnson, t aura A 152 Kanapaux. Constance Kaylor. Kimberly K 105 Kee. Cameron t 73 Keith. Greg D. 73. 115. 120 Keller. Laura J. 73. 115. 149. 137 Kerns. Jeffrey M 73. 150. 166 Ketchen. Sandra D. 73 King. Janet J. 73. 115. 149. 150. 151. 152 Knight. Buford C. 73 159 Knudsen. James R. 73. 120, 151. 128 Kramer. Shannon L. 73 Lange. Stephen L. 74. 151 Leiand. Scon J. 74. 151 Lesesne, Anne B. 74. 152 Un, Davkl H 74 Lmdland. Virginia L. 74 Loadhoit. Claude B Lohr. Sean S. 74. 149 MaCauley. Neil A 74 MacCunn, John C. 74 Major. Leslie D. 74 Major. Victor C. 74 Manos. Theodore L. 74 Marshall Matthew M Mathewes Mary C. 89. 74. 149. 159 Ma2yck. Dexter 74. 128 McCaskill. Lisa J. 74 McCuHouqh, Amanda G 74 150 McFarland. Mark W. 74 McGrew. Kelly L. 74 McKenzie. Gregory L. 74 McKenzie. Robert H. 74. 159 McKenzie. Terry L. 74 McKmght. Melissa J. 74 Meckstroth. Nancy K. 74 Mellichamp. Shannon R. 74. 144. 153 Meyer Constance E 94 Middleton, Chenique L. 74. 110, 150 Middleton. Vanessa R. 74 Miller. Nicol S. 74. 150 Mitchell. Tara C. 74 Molony. Henry A. 74, 150 Molony. Marcia J 74 Moriarty, Kerri E. 75. 150. 151 , Mara E. 75. 150. 151 Murph y. Edward J 75. 120 75.1 51. 159 Nefson, Warren M Newiand, Kimberly D. 75 Newton. Susan E. 75 Nicholson, Kathy A. 75. 151. “f4 N.eterl, Bradley S 75. 150 O ilman, Tamara Y. 75 Ogietrectj Kimberly Aa| M. 75 Overleeft Christoph L ’5. ■ J E. 75 y J. 75. 150. 153 A 75. 159 C 75. 150 Parnell. TyronL Passailaigue. Mtehele 75 Pierce, Charles B. 75 Pinckney. Angela p. Pinckney. Peter H 48 Pmer. Page B 89. 76 Podmenik, Brian C 75. I Poulnot. Stewart C. Jfe. Powell. Cindy C. i Pracht. Andrew L 75 150 Purdee. Kimberly D. Ragsdale. Kevin M 75. 150 Rast. Kimberly A 75! 1 51. h52 V iRauer. Bryan R 75. 150. Bpedden. Forrest R. 75 Renau. Adark J 75. 141 ftehburg, James J. 75. 120 Ricks. Saman;- a G. 75 Roberson. Jot« 75. 148 Roberts. Sammue� i. Rose. Gary R 75. 150 Ross. John H. 76 Ross. William B 75 Rowell. Caroline A 76. 15 159 Rowland, Marion Rdney. Genevieve A Russom, Machel 76 Scallse, Gina M. 76 Seaman. Anson E. 76. 1 Sharpe. Pauline M Sheorn. Harriet 76. 1.50. 153 Short. Voma D. 76 Shuler. Mabel V. 76 Singleton. Charles J. 76 Skmner. Zane R it. 76 Smalls. Carolyn D 76 SmaHs. Sean E 76. 120 Smalls. Tracy N 76 Smith. Constance T 76 Smith. Deona J. 76. 115’ Smith. Erin M. 76 Smith. Michael W 76. 1 Smyty. Jrmmie 76. 153. R 76. 144 y. Kristy 76 ; s. Geory E. 76. 150. 151 YflPdajV. 76. 131 ___ M. Brad M. Sloweli, Brad Streetman. Stac Sun r, Kyle C Sun. Ali ?i C' 11 Swift. Julie R. 11. 7f? 123 Taylor. Angela G. 77. 150. 132 Thames. Laura J 77 Tharpe. David K. 77 Thompson. Julie E. 77 Thornley. Steven G. 77 Thurtow. Earl C. 77 Timmons James A. 77 Todd, l auto E. 77. 159. 166 “lifford R.«IQ iZ-JJ6, 151 er. Claire 77. 151 M50.1 g. Carrol 77Jl32 64 Auld Mary J 34. 58. 60. 151. 153 Aydlette. John A. 34 Aydlette. Richard 34. 58, 60. 68. 148. 149. 153 Banco. Jennifer 34, 58. 60 | Jeffrey S. 34. 55 harles M. 34. 60 Jon D. 34. 149 Reffnett. Alonzo M. Bentle. Noel D. 6. 34. 60. 159 Bergman. Kimberly S 84 Berry, Elizabeth P 33. 35. 58. 60. 67. 148. 166 Bterig. Ashley M, Bischot. BArbie I 35. 58. 60. 150 , 58. Wallace Kristy M 110, 115, 126. Washington. Tiora L Washington. Marc M 77 Washington. Otis C. 77 Watkins. Kathryn S. 77 Webb. Robert B 77 Wellmon. Jeanne M 77. 150 216 INDEX fcde.pDarc rW 77 Whiteside. Jennifer L 77. 137 Whitfield. Elaine D. 77. 115 Williams, Heather L. 77 Wilson. Dawn H. 77. 115 152 Wise. Timothy D. 89. 77 Withers. Paula D. 55 Woods. Calvin J. 77 Woodward. HopeE- T 115. 118. 124 5153 Wright. Michael A 77 Wrixon. Mary A. 77 Zakis. Lee D. 78. 120. 151 Ammons, Stephen C. 34. 58. 0. 64. 120. 123. 142 Andersen. Maria H Anderson. Keri J. 6. 34. 58. 60 Anderson. Rodney L 34. 60. Bowie. Kevin F. Br.i iford. Robyn 35 | Bradley, Keith L. 35 Brame. Rachelle L. 35. 151 Brock. Kerie F. 33. 35. 58. 60. 127. 144. 148. 152. 153 ' Brown, David J. 35 Brown. Jeffrey 35. 58. 60 Brown. Kerri L. 35 Brown. Reginald F. 35 • Brown. Rochelle R. 35 • Brown, Russell H. 36 Burn. Matthew V 36 Burnett. Lori t 36. 116 Butler. Elizabeth L. 36. 58. 64 Butler. Jeffrey G 36 Canup. Scott R 36. 58 Carek. Christoph J. 33. 36. 64 87 116, 120 136 Carlberg. Carl J 36 Carrier. Day id F. 36 Carter. CharlesJi 33. 36. 58. 116, 120. 148 f me L. 15. 36. 58. 16. 117. 118 Catlett. Robert C 36. 58. 60 Causey. Robert A 33. 37 58. 60. 65. 68. 116, 148. 153 Chambers. Joseph J 150 Chapman. Eliza A. 37. 60. 117. 124. 153 Childress, Tara L 37, 58. 60. 107. 116. 148. 149. 152. 153 Cichocki. Jennifer L 67, 37. 60 ‘ ■ Cobb. Cherie 60 I Cobb. ■ Cohn. | CongorTGeorge W.| I Conyere Bj |( adtfcrMkg este L 37. 60. 2 aun. Jonathan R. 371. [Crawford. Ronald A 1423. 138. U Cumr uw, Valarie K. 37. cutter. John E. 38 Daniels. Melanie N. 38 Davids. Danielle R 38 Davis. Carla L 38. 60 Davis. Rmala E. 38. 60. Dawson. Kevin L. Dawson. Vonda C 38. 58. 152. 159 Denney. Catherine A 38. 60. 65. 124 Hewitt; Fmaces C 3 . _ DiffcJ Klaus F Idson Samuel T 38 ’ Doreen j 38 Lask' A 38. 60 n. Michael S 38. 123. 159 I, Laur.i S. 39. 60 ich. Marcu R. Millie M 39. 60 dwards. Peter F. 38 pps. Melanie G •riksson. Per F. 38. 150, 015 FVans. Nancy C. 38. 60. 149. -152 Fairbanks. Peyton S. 37 ftudd. Shawn D. Joan M 39. 116 Gail L. 39. 132 Winona E. 39. 58. Fowlerj Sean P 39 Franz, Raymond J. 33. 39. 58. 116, 120. 123 153 GaAKarrf. ©criakJ W Gary. Anthony J 40 - Gearhart, Kenneth C 40 GerholdLKurt r 40 60 Deanyelo 40 larvis R 40 JfeT 40 e. Rosen .ary W 40. 58 :amp. John 40. i?0 123 John H 40. 60. W 12 Grah l rant james________ rant. MaicoinflBK|$, 20.1 23. 142 reen. Shelia E. 40. 124 reene. Gwendolyn F 41 Valerie E. 41 Anthony J. ise. Paul J. 41 ilton, Reiko T. 128 Karen L. 41. 126 107. Jackson. James B 43 Jefferson, Henry 43 Jenkins. Amelia B 43. Jenkins. Janet L. 43 Jenkins. Joseph E 43 Jenkins. Kesha F. 43. 110. 123. 159 Jenkins. Maxine E 43. 123, 149 Jenkins. Melissa L 43. 58. 61, 109. 110, 123 Jenkins.Troy L. 43. 120. 12J 123 Jennings. Charlotte S. 43. 61, 150 Johnson. David M 43. 58. I 120, 124. 142 Johnson. Maryann 44. 61. 152 Johnson. Teresa L 44 Johnson. Wanda R. 44 Jones, Iliya T 33. 44; 58. 64. 124 C 2 MU, 33. 44. 58. Rachel S. 4. 116. 126. 3. 41. 58. 144. 152. 2. 41. 6. 117. 150 Aubrey K. Hicks. Elaina B. 41 HHI. Paul R Hill. Susan I -J5 41 118 Hills. Anthony D. toggland. Paul’M 42. Holliday. Mark B. 42 Holliday. Winston D. 33. 42. 58. 64. 67. 120. 148 Hollings. Christine C. 42. 61. 166 H or I back, Cvnthia • ■ . ■ ' Jer. Sarah E 42. 61 Hughes. Albert L. 42 Hund, Lisa R 42. 61. 151. 159 Hunf TOcey E 42 Hutchinson. Julia C. 42 Hutchinson. Kevin Z. 11 Inman. Tina M. Irby. Elizabeth L. 43. 61. 144. 166 — Kristen 44. 166 lanie D. 44 Michael L. 44. 141 [■Herbert T. 44. 58. ©24. 150. 153. 138 Krawchuk, Michelle D 44. 59. 61. 148. 159 Lackey, Mamie I 18 44 • 61. Iir: 118. 152 Lamantia ■ Lisa M 44, 59. 150 Langston Paul G 45. 61. 65. 136 LegareBfcdy P 45. 61. T49. K. — Legare. Julio P 46 6i| Legare, Thailand Levine. Linda A. Lewis. Catherine 61 150. 151 Lewis. Randy B. 45 Livingston. Jennifer C 4 Lizarralde. Norman J. 6. 45. 59. 61. 64. 65. 148. 150. 153 Logan. Preston O 45 Lowendes. Richard 45 Lykins. Salatha R. 45. 61 Mallicote. Lynn A. 46. 61 Maniqautt, Darlayn E. 46 Mamgault. Melony M Marek. Manon 0. 4. 46 MSiWwB Rzabeih 46. 59. ! 61. 109 I V rsi, A Martin Scot? tI Mason. Georq|j ■ ■ Derc - Mazyck, Scottle McCa ki J. 4346 McConnell. Jam TO. 46 McIntosh. Danny R McLeod. Elizabeth R 46. 61 Metz. Michele A 46. 61. 159 Miller. Leslie A. 7. 46. 61. 152 Missroon, Suzanne D. Mitchell. John D. 47 Mitchum. Audrey L. 47. 61 Moessner. Anna M 47. 59. 61. 109. 116. 117. 118. 152. '• '59 arlowerMar ry L. 46. 61. 64. r 153 Mohamad bey Orhan S 47. 105 Moore. John T 47. 61. 166 Moraska. Cheryl L. 47. 61 Morris. Sonya R 47. 62 Moultrie. Stanley C. Myers. Karlinda 47 Myyrinmaa. Timo 105 Narcisso. Dana 15. 47. 62 Nesbit. Carlos 47 Nettles. Kip V. Oakes. Alexandr I 47. 62 Obrien. John B 47. 149. 150. 153 Ody. Susan J 48. 62 Oree. Sheila A 48 Orvm. Daniel O 48. 153 Oxford. Jer. L 48. 109. 110, 148 151. 152 Parker. Jerome G 48 Patte (son, Joan K. 48. 62 Phillips. Shannon L 48. 62. 120. 124 Popelka. David F 33 4fiL 59 116. 120. 124. 148. 153 Powell. Jack M Prescott. Robin M 48; 62. 152. 153 Price Kimberly M 48 Pryor, Frances K id. 62 Rauers. Christoph. H 49. 153 Rave' ell. Mel nda M. 49. 59. ' 108. 110. 114 «duel merl F 49. 59. 64. 8, 153. 132 Id? . Ward W. 33. 49. °. 6: 67. 148 ■ ’ urds, Jeffrey A. 2. 49 R'-t urdson. Dudley E 49 Richar '-on. Fred M 49. 59. o 5 24 ;.i .28 M'chelle Y. 49. Kara 0 2. 49. 62. Rofl Roger son. [Ross. Terr .a K. M07. 110. -48. 149, Bouse. Car L. Ga l Y. 50 S, Keith 50. Cory M. 50. 1! n. Thomas A 7. 33. 149. 150. If Schweitzer. Sarah E jeon. ShattW. 50 Seals Car A 50. 148 I Simmons. Saniuei E Simons. Leslie E. 50 Singleton. Marcellus V. 5i Sisk. John M 2. 51. 11C Sturm. Gynthia M 32. 33. 52. 59. 62,164. 67. 107. 109. 149. 152. 153 ndace M 52. 62. Sara G. 52. 62. 166 It. Sarnanatha N Swmt ■I JTimohty W. 52 • Jeremiah 52. 150 SwintOfil Tyron A 52. 128 Tapio. Julie E. 6, 52. 126. 132 Taylor. Charles L. 52 Thomas. Deborah E. 52 Thomas, Mary K 52. 69. 151 Thornley. Leroy H. Timmerman, Gina W. 452. 59 Tolbert, Robert l Torrey. Efizaeth P Tolbert. Robert L 53 Torrey. Bizaoeth P. 53 Trammell. Rict vd D 53 Travis. Karen M. 53. 59. 117. 118. 152. 153 Tucker. James C 53. 150 Tucker. MicheMe a 53. 62 Turner. Ca llon B. 53. 59. 62. 120. 122. 124 Turner. Craig M 53 Turner. Michelle Y Usry, William K 53 Van Cteef. David 53. 116 Van Cleef. William Vanderhorst. Eric Vam, Sherly B. 53 Vierra. Marilyn C 53. 59 Voncannon. Angela i 33 54 59. 62. 117. 118. 15 152 Vosberg. Carla D. 54. 62 Wagner. Christoph C 54. 149. 159 33. 54. 59. 62. 16. 117. 118. Smith .02. 159 L 51. 59. 62. 159 Smith, Kelly 51. 137 Sneed. Katherine A. 51. 150 Staggs Ginger L. 51 Stanley. George D. 51. 150 Stefanou. Marcus S. 33. 51, 59. 65. 67. 142. 148. 138 Stocks. Mark W 51 Stokes. Cheryl A 51. 124 Wil Wit 152. 166 Wilson. Wayne L. Wisse. Martin J 55. ISO Woessner. Dirk 150. 151 Wotfe. Laura S 7. 55. 62. 151 Wood. David M 55 Worden. Gregory P. Wright. Anthony L. Wright. Stephanie D 55