Whites Creek High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Whites Creek, TN)

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TOEC TOEC was more than active this year as members journeyed to the Gatlinburg' Convention and came back with Pam Barbee elected State President. Suzcttc Baldwin, Vernice Nance, Pam Barbee, and Julie Davis traveled to San Anto- nio to the National Convention and were impressed with the organiza- tion and scenery of the locale. Terry Webb served as President and led TOEC to new heights as members won contests and partici- pated in a barrage of other activi- ties. Front Row L to R Robvcttc Wright-Sccrctary, Brian Spain- Parliamentarian, Malea Biggs-Rcporter Historian, Terry Webb-President, LaSheryl Reed-Vice President 2nd Row L to R Roberta Dixion, Terri Sanders, Cynthia Thaxton, Florence Dixion, Debra Parker, Diane Sharer, Pam Barbee. Julie Da- vis, Julie Angell, Jetonia Jackson, Marlena Collins 3rd Row L to R Mardell Lewis, Lisa Bryant, Cindy McWhirter. Dawn Knight, Yvette Dodd, Sidney Warfield, Darthia Wilson, Ver- nice Nance. Alicia Harper, Teresa W'right, Donna Vannoy 4th Row L to R Tammy Bates, Tracy Scott. Jessica Smith. Donna McCaskill, Tanya Lee, Angela Bruce, Sharon Coleman, Cindy Foster, Diane Richardson, William DeBardclabcn. Cccilc Reed Back Row L to R Mrs. Linda Holland, Mrs. Jean Scalf, Mrs. Sylvia Sykes, Van Phillips, Terry Kinght, Mrs. Ruth- Anne Storey 104

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RUSSIAN CLUB The Russian Club highlighted its year with a visit to Washington. D.C. and the Russian Embassy. The club promotes the use of the Russian lan- guage and the understanding of the Russian Culture. As one anonymous member put it We’re learning the Russian language and culture so when the Soviets land on our shores we will be able to communicate with them.” Chris Brannon. Rod Luster. Mrs. Sochorova, David Rollins QUIZ BOWL The Quiz Bowl team exemplified ex- cellence this year with a victory over other Metro Schools. The club is not for everyone for it demands long hours of study and preparation. Mr. Ross Duran is its sponsor and under his direction the club has put the competition on notice that they are out to win. Front: Raymond Kinnard, Jennifer Mundy, David Chatman. Melanie Jones. Donald Gibson. Back: Henderson Wood, Patty Todd. Amy Ness. Barbara Win- ters, Cindy Lyle 103

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A P HISTORY CLUB The A P History club spent the year preparing for their summer trip. The excursion will take them to all points west of the Mississippi and, along with a vacation, give them some background into the pioneering de- velopment of the old West. Mr. Har- mon Hodge is the sponsor of the club and he develops interest for the club through his academic classes. Top L to R Coach Hodge, Kim Allen, Tim Wingo, Daryl Hulsey Middle L to R Melanie Jones. Kevin Krantz, Shannon Smith, Carletta Moore, Toni Terrell, Betty Proudfoot Bottom L to R Tony Arrington. Georgia Neisz, Stephanie Johnson. Wayne Coleman ART CLUB The Art Club is an outgrowth of the growing interest in Art created by the Art Department at WCHS. Led by the teachers of the department the stu- dents are encouraged to be creative along with encouraging others to ap- preciate the medium. Works of Art can quite frequently be found dis- played about the school — a sure sign that the club is a very valuable orga- nization. Top L to R Dianna Atwood, Lisa Bryant, Cynthia McWhirter, Donald Mayberry, Marlena Collins, Cindy Parrish, Les McElhancy Bottom L to R Paul Damron, Edna Scales, Paul Grigsby, Betsy Flowers, Yvette Lewis. Rebecca Thompson, Robin Camp- bell lOS