Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1985 volume:

Looking back on life's happenings, small moments are locked behind private doors in the minds of everyone. On this maze of thought and feeling, our individuality is created. Though we all will move on to pursue the dreams in our soul, a small piece of each of us will remain with those we have known. The WHA HWA HTA SEE Annual Staff has set forth to preserve the special moments from your years at Winter Haven Senior High. Our hope is that through this, the 68th edition, you will be able to°find some small memory that will last a lifetime. This publication has been designed for each student of Winter Haven Senior High who has that “SPECIAL SPIRIT’’ found only in a Winter Haven Blue Devil. yf‘- THIS IS )IG Bill COUNTRY INtswweii WINTER WINTER HAVEN haven Sflorida'Gh School (N) Ability to withstand hardship, adversity, or stress. To continue in the same state. (Webster's) (N) Holding out in times of trouble to appear victorious inside as well as on the surface. (Devil’s) PRICE (N) Quality or state of being proud; inordinate self-esteem; reasonable or justifiable self-respect; delight or elation arising from some act. (Webster's) (N) Quality or ability to hold your head high when others have chosen to concede; feeling successful in heart when scores or events show defeat. (Devil’s) FRIENDSHIP (N) The state of being friends; the quality or state of being friendly; a state of feeling. (Webster's) (N) Feeling pain for another as though it were yourself, then offering a hand to restore mutual happiness. (Devil’s) TRADITION (N) Action of handing over; the handing down of information, beliefs, and customs by word of mouth or by example from one generation to another without written instruction. (Webster's) (N) The desire to carry on activities and hopes of the past while continuing to show the pride held within oneself. (Devil's) (N) In or into one place, mass, collection or group. In or into contact; in or into relationship with. (Webster's) (N) Sharing dreams, goals, and future hopes equally; the desire and common need for companionship. (Devil’s) emotion (N) The affective aspect of consciousness; a state of feeling. A psychic and physical reaction. (Webster's) (N) Showing feeling for those near in heart in order to strengthen them so that they may succeed. (Devil’s) (N) One of the attributes that make up and distinguish the individual; moral excellence or firmness. A person marked by noticeable or conspicuous traits. (Webster’s) (N) The ability to cause others to attempt duplication of your traits ( as a Blue Devil) but knowing within, you don’t become a Devil you are born a Blue Devil. (Devil’s) 14 Opening The 1984-85 Wha Hwa Hta See staff dedicates the 68th edition to Mrs. Charles Harris for her dedication to her students and school. Mrs. Harris attended Austin Peay College for her Bachelor’s Degree and then received her Master’s and Specialist in Education at Rollins College. Mrs. Harris has taught at Winter Haven High School for 20 years. She teaches typing and is sponsor of the Junior Class and FYEA. At certain times of the year, she is known as ‘‘Mrs. Prom. Mrs. Harris organizes the prom each year and with much success, we might add. During her spare time, Mrs. Harris enjoys drawing and swimming at the beach. She attends Calvary Baptist and is a substitute Sunday School teacher. Winter Haven High School is honored to have a member who contributes so much to her school and students. Through this dedication, we would like to show our admiration for all the hard work and concern she has shown through the years. ■n Student Life Division 19 y©u Ought tc be 20 Student Life in Pictures Hey cutie!!! The 7th period blues!” The test is ... today? ? ? Spirit at its best!!! Student Life 21 The 1984-’8 S WHHS Kevin Helms — Pam Davis Pam Gardner — Steve Esham Teresa Baggett — Sean McCarty Meg Hays — Ronald Gerber Angela Hershfield — Brandon Rafool Billy Hardin — Amy Hart Missy MacCalla — Chris Mann 22 Student Life Calendar Couples Webb Tanner — Mia Marotti Mike Hinegardner — Heather Susac Chris Junk — Sharon Isler Pete Clay — Cari Flanagan Kathy Bunn — Louis Garrard Annually the senior class elects thirteen couples to represent the class on the school calendar. These students are nominated by various clubs, organizations and or homerooms. After the selection of the couples, pictures are taken in a variety of settings at Beautiful Cypress Gardens. The couple receiving the largest amount of votes, traditionally, is placed on the cover. Student Life 23 Devils at Regular or diet.” “A prize in every bag! “Sundae school. What a breeze! No tax on smiles! Lots of pepperoni, please. 24 Student Life Wcrk What a variety!?! “Good morning! May I help you. Maybe I will, maybe I won't. “I'm so studious!?! “Yep, still five fingers left! Student Life 25 Dream Girl Pageant Close your eyes and make a wish, the WHHS Dream Girls shine as bright as the stars. This year’s Dream Girl Pageant, sponsored by FHA, was a spectacle of beauty, talent, and personality. Each year, girls from the Junior Class are nominated by clubs or homerooms to compete for the title of Dream Girl. The Dream Girl and the runners-up plan and coordinate the pageant for the following year. Selected as Dream Girl this year was Mia Marotti, followed by Amy Hart, Vicki Welch, Leslie Lasseter, and Cari Flanagan. Pam Gardner won the talent division, and both Nicole Bar-ranco and Leslie Lasseter were named as Miss Congeniality. Dream Girl: Mia Marotti Runners-up: 1st, Amy Hart: 2nd, Vicki Welch; 3rd, Leslie Lasseter; 4th, Cari Flanagan. Talent winner: Pam Gardner; Miss Congeniality: Nicole Bar-ranco and Leslie Lasseter. 26 Student Life Girl and Bey Staters L to R: Mia Marotti, Meg Hays, Susan Baxter. Kim Lien Nguyen, Jannice Boyd. Row 1, L to R: Louis Garrard, Laurin Cathey, Charles Landau, Jose Parrilla, Mark Bernstein Row 2, L to R: Mike Trueheart, Kendall Fountain, Marcus Johnson, Robbie Ito, David Dale, Chip Fortenberry. From the 1983-84 Junior Class, students were selected to attend a mock student government convention held this summer. The students gave speeches in front of the American Legion before being chosen for this convention. As participants, students were active in debates, lectures, voting, and the writing of bills. All gained a better understanding of the government as well as finding out more about themselves. Their experiences are memorable ones which have made WHHS very proud. Student Life 27 liomeccming Cari Flanagan — Webb Tanner Pam Davis — Sean McCarty 28 Student Life Court 1984-8 5 Student Life 29 30 Student Life licmeccitiing: Devils: Special Spirit GO BIG BLUE!!! Dancin' with pride Couldn't be better! “I've got a secret!!! 32 Student Life race it. . . express it Entranced in the scheme of things. Gosh, this is exciting! Caught red handed! You're kidding me, aren’t you?” No! Absolutely not! Student Life 33 Students f rem Every year interesting students from around the globe join the students of W.H.H.S. This year proved no exception. Angela Argentieri comes from Rome, the capital city of Italy. During her stay in the U.S.A., Angela has been living with Angie Hardaway and Harry Sewell. Angela plays the piano and enjoys swimming, drawing, sailing, and going to the beach. In the future, Angela wishes to study anthropology and languages, as well as getting her degree in music. Angel Benito from Santander, Spain, lives with Mr. and Mrs. Gary N. Beam. He enjoys the American schools, beaches, weather, parties — but most of all, Angel likes the girls. Angel plans to attend college and study computers and one day take over his father’s job of management. America and the people of Winter Haven have made Angel’s stay very worthwhile. 34 Student Life Around the Globe Antonio Miguel Lima Simoes Contreras De Passos (WHEW! What a name!) comes from Parede, a coastal town in Portugal. Miguel is living with the Konger family, and is very interested in all Naval related activities, as well as jogging and playing handball. After college Miguel plans to be a Naval architect or a Naval Officer. From Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico (a town the size of Winter Haven) is Martha Isabel Guzman. During her stay in America, Martha lives with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mitchell and their daughter Man-dy. In Mexico, Martha likes to ski and swim. Martha finds American school very different from school in Reynosa. There students have an open campus and may use tobacco products if desired. After graduation, Martha plans to attend the University of Texas and study science communications. Student Life 35 Campus Leeks 36 Student Life “Levi’s and lizards.” for 198 5! Mercy, I survived lunch!!! “Casual and comfortable. “Dare to be different!! “G.Q. July 1985.” Oh, my hair! Go Bass or go barefoot! Mr. A says, Don't mess with ME!! Student Life 37 Devils CHEERING! WRAPPED UP!! FLIRTING! LOAFING!! ? ? ? DANCIN’ 1 HAPPY AS CAN BE! 38 Student Life are••• EATING ICE CREAM! DRAWING! BOWLING! POSING! ROMANCING!! GOOFING! Student Life 39 Devils Dcs the Demids! “The Ghost of Hounds past.” “Let's hear it for the DEVILS!” “Another year, another dog!” “Let's get a little bit ROWDY . . .“ “Hounds may come and Hounds may go. but DEVILS will live forever!” “DEVILS ROCK!!!” 40 Student Life Golden Memories, 1985 My best friend: My favorite time of year: My girl boy friend: My favorite sport: My favorite place to go on a date: My favorite athlete: My Homecoming date: My favorite pastime: My Prom date: My favorite teacher: Best Personality: My favorite class: Favorite song: My favorite college: Favorite actor: My favorite subject: Favorite actress: Most hated subject: Favorite T.V. show: My favorite club: Most hated song: My favorite cutdown: Favorite soap opera: Grossest word: Favorite movie: My favorite saying: Most hated movie: My favorite word: Favorite radio station: My favorite beverage: Favorite group: My favorite candy: Favorite summer activity: My favorite food: Favorite Disney ride: My favorite color: Favorite place to eat: Favorite jeans: My favorite beach: Favorite article of clothing: My favorite lake: My favorite cologne: My favorite book: Most controversial issue: My favorite car: Most hated politician: My favorite magazine: Most feared future event: Most hated book: Most anticipated event: My favorite comedian: My favorite football team: MV FONDEST MEMORY: Student Life 41 Student Life 41 SENIOR NOTABLES 19$5 On April 26, 1985, the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Walt Disney World Contemporary Hotel Ballroom of the Americas. It was a beautiful night for all who attended. Highlighting the night’s theme of “Evening in Paradise, was the annual announcement of the Senior Notables. For the first time in the history of Senior Notables, there was a tie in two of the twelve -categories — “Most School Service” and “Friendliest.” To all present, the night was a beautiful spectacle ended with the traditional last song, “Friends Are Forever.” BEST ALL AROUND Leslie Lasseter Kevin Helms MOST INTELLECTUAL Nena Manzo Charles Landau Nicole Barranco FRIENDLIEST Brandon Rafool Russell Hays Amy Hart MOST SCHOOL SERVICE David Dale Ronald Gerber 42 Student Life Teresa Collins BEST DRESSED Louis Garrard Mia Marotti MOST POPULAR Mike Trueheart WITTIEST Kelly Lyn Snively David Hagler Vicki Welch CUTEST Mike Hinegardner MOST ATHLETIC Sherry Covington Dwight Frazier MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susan Baxter Keith Ashley MOST TALENTED Teresa Baggett Kevin Wright Heather Susac BEST LOOKING Robert Clay Student Life 43 1984-’85 Devil’s Darling The 1984-’85 Devil's Darling was Denise Whitten. The role of the Devil’s Darling is to promote good public relations and participate in school activities. She also acts as the Athletic Department's spirit ambassador by helping in various events. Denise Whitten — 1984-'85 Devil's Darling. Denise Whitten in the Homecoming parade. 44 Student Life From Committees ’§5 Each year the Prom Committees are led by the four Junior Class officers. This year’s officers were Carol Roberts, Treasurer; Jen Jen Jones, Secretary; Mark Stephens, Vice-President; Fred Geathers, President; each of these officers played an important role. Prom Committee Chairmen, Front (L to R): Kriston Parsons, Peggy Threlkel. Kim Gray. Man-dy Hancock. Robin Doyle. Tonya Cox. Lisa Enos. Chris Palmer Back (L to R): Christine Melvin, Bernadette Sager, Mark Gerber, Dean Davis, Carlena Bell, Vanessa Anderson, Dawn Parks. Prom Committee Co-Chairmen, Front (L to R): Eddie Sears . Stephan Eisenschenk. Tommy Phillips. Matt Lewis, Sam Barranco. Back (L to R): Kelly Human, Diane Rey, Jenny Warner, Denece Durrence, Julie McDonald, Tawnya Polk, Dana Barger, Heather Bevis. Student Life 45 Happiness A painting and a smile. A cabbage patch kid. — Love — Dancing to the beat. Togetherness A pass to the restroom. 46 Student Life A science lab. A Great Pep Rally! — Friends — School lunch??? Dreaming of Spring break. Completing a Yearbook deadline. Student Life 47 “Caught in the act!” “Osmosis? ?“ . Cf� t Hfe is I - “Ready. . Devils” “Show those pearly whites!!” ‘Not Me...?” “AAHHH! “It’s been REAL!” “It s FRIDAY!!” “Know what I did??” “Cool as ice!!” Nanny-nanny-Boo-Boo!' “Totally Awesome” “Hey Sophs .. 48 Student Life Friend ,,. ‘Hi Ya’ir ‘Must be a good dream! GILLIGAN Lives on! Two heads are better than one! Camera Shy Student Life 49 Class Senior Class Officers, L. to R.: Nicole Barranco, Treasurer; Kim Henderson, Sergeant-at-Arms; Leslie Lasseter, Vice President; Amy Hart. Parliamentarian; Pam Davis, President; Mia Marotti, Secretary. Senior Class Representatives, L. to R.: Kim Jesse, Meg Hays, Julie Cook. Second row: Cari Flanagan. Angela Hershfield, Missy Curling. Third row: Charles Landau, Kelly Downing, David Dale. Fourth row: Ronald Gerber. Brandon Rafool. Mike Trueheart. 52 Seniors cf 8 5 Stephen Abbott David Abner Juanita Acevedo Peter Acken Lynn Adams Kristy Albright David Alexander David Alexandrou Alexis Alicea V Helen Allen Seniors 53 Matt Bernthal Marsha Bird Robert Bissett Joseph Black Mark Bloeth Michael Bolton Russella Bowen Kim Bower Mark Bowers 56 Seniors William Brakora Nathan Braswell Paul Braun Ricky Bridegroom Melvin Brooker Jeffrey Bryan David Brown Tammy Bryant Penny Burns Susan Burns Sharon Burroughs Jeffrey Calcutt Kevin Burke Hope Burnham Seniors 57 Miguel Contreras Julianne Cook Joseph Coppins Eddy Coppock Robert Covington Sherry Covington Johnny Cotton Bobby Coulombe 60 Seniors Cheryl Crisman Richard Criss Karen Croft Cari Crooks Robbie Missy Cumbie Curling r L________A Dean Crowell Stephanie Croston Luella Todd Curry Curts Rodney Dailey Michael Dalbon Greg Dale Seniors 61 Cheryl Eldridge Tammy Elwell Laura Erbel Roderick Esteve Rachel Falk Tyron Faulkner Tina Finch Cari Flanagan Aida Flores Tina Edwards Edmelinda Figueroa Jeffrey Fordham 64 Seniors Patti Fort Chip Fortenberry Angie Foster Kendall Fountain Rebecca Gaffney Elvira Garcia Alan Garbrecht Pam Gardner Seniors 65 Louis Garrard Alicia Gault Ronald Gerber Mike Glave Angela Godwin Bernard Kathy Goodwin Gordon Bradley Clifford Grantham Gray 66 Seniors Martha Linda Guzman Hackle Kissy Hagins David Hagler Mark Hagman Richard Hall Vince Hall Mary Hallett Robert Myra Hallmark Hamilton Sheri Hamilton Gregory Hamm Patty Darrin Hampton Hanna Elizabeth Hansell Debra Hansen Seniors 67 Ronald Cappy Douglas Amy Harris Harrison Harrison Hart Norman Hartpence Diana Margaret Russell Harvey Hays Hays 68 Seniors Damita Angela Angela Chris Henry Herman Hershfield Hess Mike Hinegardner Tammy Hines Gena Hogan Tabetha Hopp © 64 James Horne Vicky Horton Andrea Hicks Richard Holland Seniors 69 Troy Houser Misty Hull Billy Howard Robin Hunt Danny Houser Steve Hughes Janelle Hurgeton Susan Hurst Tim Huskey Audra Wallace Wanda Imber Inman Inman Roy Huggins Cynthia Huntington Missy Hutto Heather Ireland 70 Seniors Sharon Isler Robert Ito Cary Jackson Randy Rodney Jeffery Jennings Samantha Tina Jessee Jester Jimmy Jennis Tony Jiles Heather Johnson Honora Johnson Marcus Johnson Theresa Jacobs Kimberly Jesse Kimberly Jischke Wendy Johnston Seniors 71 Terry Joplin Debbie Jozowski Chris Junk Andrea Keen Ronica Kemp Mike Kay Tracy Jones David Kaiser 72 Seniors Stephanie Paul Lisa Cory Kirkland Kleaka Knowles Konger Richard Koon Kelly Krepp Albee Kriston Cynthia Ladner Adam Lane Carol Langley Seniors 73 Jody Leis Joseph Lewis Kelli Lewis Chiquita Lewis Jerald Lewis Kristi Lewis Michelle Lewis Robert Lewis Jeane Lindley 74 Seniors Julie Lucas Shannon Luke Melissa MacCalla Erin Mahonev Nena Manzo Amy Lvdon Diane Malone Kyraen March Melinda MacCalla Chris Mann Mia Marotti Andrew Manzo Seniors 75 Robert Marotti Courtney Martin Sherry Mason Tony Mathews Donna May Kyle Bobby Faith McArthur McCall McCarty Tina Marshburn Michelle Mason Buck Mayo Sean McCarty 76 Seniors DeeAnn McCaslin Ronda McClain Altheia McClendon Michelle McClernan Scott Walter James Raymond McCrimmon McGriff McKennon McKenzie Mitch McKown Erik McLamara Kyle Debbie McManis Meadows Maria Michelle Mellen Mersereau Scott John Messner Miceli Seniors 77 Tom Miceli John Milburn Janet Miller John Miller Kimberly Miller John Mills Rocco Monteleone Byron Moore Shari Morris Brenda Morrow Tina Lisa Mulkey Neumann 78 Seniors Hoang-Oanh Nguyen Son Nguyen Lori O’Neal Robert Orv Mark Mindalyn Palmer Pangburn Kimlien Nguyen Steve Ousley Jose Parrilla Oi-Chu Nguyen Annalisa Pacholski Johnny Pearce Seniors 79 Melissa Porter Cynthia Postell Missy Powell Mina Premji Bert Rick Brandon Deron Race Radzak Rafool Randall 80 Seniors Suzanne James Jon Reese Reeves Reynolds Lori Redman Larry Reynolds Chris Kim Rizer Rizer Seniors 81 Nathanial Robinson Richard Robnett Julie Roehrig Jeff Rose Ken Rose Mary Rollins Joni Ross Michelle Ronnie Amy Rowlens Rush Russell Kimberly Rodrigues Michael Rooney Kristine Sackett 82 Seniors David Sanborn Griselle Santiago Richard Satterfield Mary Schmid Jim Scanlan John Scales Joey Schneider John Schneider James Schramm Alicia Settlemyre Sharon Sexton Amy Shaw Scott Savoie Jeff Schmidt Michele Seber David Shaw Seniors 83 Steve Sheffield Roderick Shelton Kenny Singleton Lisa Sizemore Jeffrey Skipper Amy Smeal Jack Smith Kenneth Smith Michele Smith Rhonda Smith Stephanie Smith 84 Seniors Susan Smith Vivian • Smith Glen Snell Kelly Snively Randy Soloman Derrick Spillman Paula Stanley Shelly Spotswood Tammie Sparkman Theresa Stalford Dallas Steiger Michael Stephens Beth Stanfield Steve Stettner Seniors 85 Chris Stewart Heather Susac Connie Tabor Cindy Darren Rebecca Stewart Stewart Stewart Darren Strickland Russell Stum Rodney Summers Phillip Todd Edward Tanner Tanner Tart 86 Seniors Greg Louis Bill Terry Taylor Taylor Teppner Thacker Tracy Blondell Jeanette Barbara Thibodeaux Thomas Thomas Thompson Jonathan Marlene Sandra Shelly Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Alice Toni Wanda Hien Thornton Tidwell Todd Tran Seniors 87 George Michael Christie Scott Triant Trueheart Tucker Tulacro Hien Vuong Rodney Doug Walley Waltonbaugh Charles Warren 88 Seniors Dennis Jerry Vicki Sally Waters Weekfall Welch Wheeler Bernard Christine Paul Edna Whitchard White Whiting Whitten Joseph Marvin Williams Williams Seniors 89 Michael Victor April Angela Williams Williams Williford - Willis Bobby Wilson Deanna Wilson Robert Winfree Shelia Wood Tammy Wood Bridget Woodard Michael Terri Joey Robert Woodard Woods Woolery Woolwine 90 Seniors Kevin Maria Debbie Michelle Wright Yates Yoder Yon Randy Carver Seniors 91 J u n i € r $ Junior Class Officers, L. to R.: Fred Geathers, President; Tim Hill. Sergeant-at-Arms; Jen Jen Jones, Secretary; Mark Stephens, Vice President; Carol Roberts, Treasurer. Cecilio Acevedo Robert Acken Marty Adams Tommy Adcock Eddie Akin Gary Akin Steve Albritton Ron Alford Donald Anderson Edrich Anderson Vanessa Anderson Vicki Anderson Shirley Andrews Ken Atkins Johnny Austin Chandra Bailey 94 Juniors Wendy Baker Jeff Ball Carrie Barber Dana Barger Dezso Bartha MaryBeth Bartlett Jeff Battilla Carlina Bell Heather Bevis Leah Baz Diane Bearden Harlan Bearden Brad Beatty Frank Beauregard Julie Beddingfield Junior Class Representatives, First Row, L. to R.: Tawnya Polk, Peggy Threlkel, Christine Melvin Second Row, L. to R.: Lisa Enos, Tri Thornhill, Jon Crowder, Steve Eisenschenk, Denise Durrence. Juniors 95 Tracy Bohyer Brian Bolton Larry Bosse Lisa Boyce Tommy Braaten Nanci Brillant David Broadus Samantha Brock Kimberly Brookins Debbie Brooks Cale Broom Neil Broom Suzanne Browder Brenda Brown Debra Brown Eric Brown Rodney Brown William Brown Katye Buckner Frank Burchett Ben Burgess Matt Burkett Ken Burnam Julie Burns John Burry Curtis Burton Walter Butler Stephanie Buxton Mike Byrd Todd Caldwell Debbie Campbell James Campbell Oanh Cao Jacqueline Carlton Danny Carothers 96 Juniors Diane Carpenter B. J. Carter Jesse Castleberry Tracy Cayson Michael Chambers Scotti Chambers Ravi Chandrasekhara Debbi Chaney Gregg Chapman Becky Chavez William Chen Kelly Claussen Cameron Clayton Tracy Coffman Julie Cole Kevin Cole Chase Collier Priscilla Collins Stephen Collins Dwayne Colvin Tonya Colyer Tammy Conerly Jolene Connor William Conover Jason Cooper Chris Coseia Michelle Cottrell Brian Covington Amos Cowart Sandy Cox Tonya Cox Angie Cribbs Bobby Crittenden Don Croft Jeff Cronin Juniors 97 Shirley Crossley Jon Crowder Gerardo Cruz Berry Cuatas Sean Culleny Jon Cullimore Cheryl Czerwinski Diane Danas Darin Daniels Pam Daniels Jeanie Daughtry Angie Davis Barry Davis Cheryl Davis Dean Davis Edwin Davis Jeff Dawson Sherri Deas Jack DeFeo Rosa DeGroff Hernando DelCastillo Kirsten Deming Ron Denton Twanna Dewdney Jeff Dicks Dawn Dilts Christina Dixon Anthony Dowdy Robin Doyle Cheri DuBose Dean DuBose Theresa Duke Robert Dunlap Christie Durham Denise Durrence 98 Juniors Brett Edmonds Debbie Edmondson Stephan Eisenschenk Vikki Elkins Lisa Enos Sylvia Enriquez Mary Etchey Berle Evans Desiree Farese Randy Faulkner Eddie Feagle Kier Felder Pam Finch Patty Fleming Shelly Foote Cynthia Fountain Tim Fox Tad Fraine Andrew Gaffney Danny Gallo Amy Garbrecht John Gardner Sharon Gardner Scott Garner Brady Gatlin Gina Gatlin Perry Gay Frederick Geathers Mark Gerber Katie Gerencser LeDawn Gibson Jack Gill Bryan Gilliam Wyetta Gladney Stephanie Glass Juniors 99 Lynn Glover Daniel Godwin Susan Goodman Steve Gordon Kim Gray Pamela Gray Suzette Green Will Greene Suzanne Gregory Bernice Griffin Sandra Griffith Sherry Griffith Jennifer Grimm Frank Grubba Laura Grubbs Fernandez Gunter Roy Gust Lisa Hackle Jennifer Hadden Coleman Hall Greg Hall Stan Hall Tony Hall Kelli Hamilton Kevin Hamm Stephanie Hampton Mandy Hancock Wendy Hansen Sandra Hanson Reed Harmon Alan Harper Roy Harper Sheila Harper Lou Harris Carolyn Harrison 100 Juniors Joe Harrison Paul Harrison Heidi Hartwell Jonathan Harvey Linda Harvey Laura Hatch David Hatcher Jennifer Hatfield Heidi Hatmaker Tammy Head Robert Headrick Dottie Henderson Heidi Hendricks Karen Hess Tami Hicks Shauna Higley Tammy Hill Tim Hill Phil Hobbs Terry Holley Craig Holman Janet Hooper Coretta Hopkins Juniors 101 Robert Hopper Aaron Horcha Tammy Horne Donny House Kitten Howell Robin Huber Susan Hulme Kelly Human Nikki Hunter Bob Hurst Marie Hurst Aretha Hutchinson Gavin Imber Deborah Ingram Felicia Jackson Gary Jackson Tonya Jackson Juan Jaime David Jarvis Janice Jenkins Russ Jenkins Tania Jerue April Jervis Tim Jester Anthony Johnson Gary Johnson Jennifer Johnson Latrice Johnson Rana Johnson Randy Johnson Rita Johnson Roy Johnson Ruth Johnson Andre Jones Eric Jones 102 Juniors Hedi Jones Jen Jen Jones Pamela Jones Steven Jones Willie Jones James Jordan Senitah Joyce Richie Junker Patrick Kane Kelly Kathman Hans Katros Egan Kemp Eric Kennedy Kirk Kennedy Lisa Kennedy Holly Kibbey Christy Kind David King Kevin Kingery Charlene Klug Cheryl Knighten Nancy Koch Michelle Kriston Daphney Lackey Keith Lam Rhonda Landtroop Stephanie Lang Towanna Lang Bridgette Lanier Andy Lapicola Pete LaPietra Denise LaRose Tim Larson Ranney Lawrence Willie Lawrence Juniors 103 Serena Lear Chuck Lee William Leonard Edward Levan David LeVance Traci LeVines Derek Lewis Lisa Lewis Matt Lewis Eugene Lien Anne Lindley Brenda Lister Kathie Lister Ricky Long Randy Lonker Melissa Loop Julie Lott Robin Love Pat Lovell David Lovett Shiwana Lowe Kim Luckey Ken Lunoir Barbara Lynch Andrea Lyons Jennifer MacCrea Christy Maginnis Garret Malvin Keith Mangus Paul Mankowski Mark Marion Keith Marler Angie Matheison Michelle Mathews Kelly McAfee 104 Juniors Sharyn McCarty Predette McCoy Dan McCullough Julie McDonald Roy McDonald Sharilyn McIntosh Sharonda McKennon Myra McKenzie Sarah McKenzie Tim McLeod Tina Means Christine Melvin Lekha Menon Angela Mercer Adrinna Meridith Matthew Meyer Josephine Miles Kim Miley Chris Miller John Miller Melissa Miller Rae Miller John Milton Mandy Mitchell Shawn Monts Dennis Moosbrugger Wayne Moran Jay Myers Bobby Nathey Ness Neely Eddie Nelson Lisa Nelson Scott Newell Shawnda Newton Sean Nickson Juniors 105 David Olson Matt Osborn Susan Ostram Shan Oswald Tim Oswalt Vicky Padgett Chris Palmer Dawn Parks Kristin Parsons Michael Partain Geri Peacock Thomas Peardon Jody Peavey Cheri Peek Robin Peeples Marta Pelrine Mike Pennix John Pesack Regi Philip Tawana Phillips Tommy Phillips Jack Pickier Valerie Pimental 106 Juniors Mark Platzer Tawnya Polk Tommy Popola David Pooser Pam Pridgen Teddy Pursley Jimmy Quinlan Sarah Radloff David Randolph Missy Rash Kenneth Rasnake Jeff Ratcliffe Frank Rauccio Alice Ray Pauline Ray Anthony Rayborn Craig Redman Missy Reeves Missy Register Audrey Reibling Bob Reiter Billy Rerucha Dianne Rey James Rhone Lorraine Richardson Lynda Richardson Mike Richardson Tami Richardson Bart Richert Tracie Rickman Lisa Riley Tera Riley Dale Rist Denise Rittenhouse Robbie Robbins Juniors 107 Carol Roberts Anne Robinson Charlie Robinson James Robinson John Rodriguez Rob Roehrig Charlie Rogers Mike Rousch Jeff Rullman Zachery Russell Tim Rutter Chris Ryder Adam Sadow Todd Sage Bernadette Sager Petey Salyina Tee Sanders Rebecca Santiago Melissa Satterfield Robin Scallin Jo Schell Danny Schneider Teri Schramm Laura Schumacher Jeff Schwarb Darrell Scoggins Eddie Sears Terrie Seay Jacki Sellars Ginger Sellet Lynis Sermons Karen Shaw Ryan Shearer Elizabeth Shelton Norman Shepherd 108 Juniors Mike Simmons R. B. Simzak Lamar Sineath Amy Singleton Jenny Sippel X Jill Skipper Tina Skipper Danny Slocum Micheal Smeal Bruce Smith LaShonda Smith Laurie Smith Lynda Smith Marie Smith Mark Smith Melonie Smith Tracy Smith Troy Smith Robert Smoak Trice Snider Amy Snyder Paige Soldo Holly Sommers Angie Sorrell Angel Soto Scott Spahr Robin Staggs Mark Stallings Christopher Stavres Steve Steger Mark Stephens Brad Stewart Patricia Stewart Ricky Stewart Gary Stone Juniors 109 Patrick Stone Beverly Stratton Jeff Strickland Lisa Stingfellow Sean Strouse Tony Stubbs Terry Swearingen Mary Swygert Joe Szafranski Janice Tanner Tommy Tanner Todd Tatum Lisa Taverna Janie Taylor Robert Taylor Richard Tengalia Julie Terlosky Tina Thiltgen A. C. Thomas Jill Thomas Melinda Thomas Pamela Thomas Paula Thomas Ronald Thomas Jay Thompson Tiffani Thompson Tri Thornhill Peggy Threlkel Robert Timmons Bryan Tindell Ricky Todd Debbie Trank Charlie Trowell Trisha Trueman Jonathan Tucker 110 Juniors Robert Tucker Sandy Turbyfill Denise Underberg Scott Underhill Robert Ureste Mike VanDervort Eric Vaughn Lyn Vaughn Todd Vegter Lisa Vogt Diep Vuong Waldo Walden Julie Walker Tony Walley Susan Walling Terrell Walls Becky Warder Eric Wardowski Jenny Warner Pamela Warren Andre Washington Darlene Washington Terri Waters Teri Way Donny Weatherford Rhonda Weathers Sharon Webster Ben Welch Michelle Welch Tim Wells Derek Werner Kimm Westall Marcellus Wester Garrett Whatley Mark Whigham Juniors 111 Isiah White Shannon White Shannon Wilks Chenita Williams Christie Williams Clint Williams Jacqueline Williams Lisa Williams Susan Williams Tony Williams Eddrin Wilson Mike Wilson Ernest Wingo Ginny Winters Mary Witt Judy Wolf Michael Womelduff Scott Wood Sherry Wood Michele Woodard Denyce Woodfin Linda Woodrum Gabriel Woods Allen Wright Roger Wright Verneka Wright Susie Wujastyk Ericka Yant Penny York Cedric Young Lisa Zelonky 112 Juniors GETTING MAGGIE!)? Long’s Gift Shop offers a complete bridal registry. Have our bridal consultants help you choose from the area’s largest selection of china and dinnerware. The above autograph space is reserved for someone special compliments of Long's Gift Shop. Advertising 113 $ € P h € 111 C r e s Sophomore Class Officers, standing: Laura Dunson, President; Susie Attaway, Treasurer; Fred Goble, Parliamentarian; Delana Venrick, Vice President. Kneeling: Rochelle Cook, Secretary; Soni Rodriguez, Sergeant-at-Arms. Uriel Abdulie Georgia Adams Tammy Adams Darryl Akin Terri Alexandrou Anne Allen Felecia Allen Chris Allredge Michael Almaraz Christine Anderson Michelle Anderson Troy Anderson Stacie Arnold Pamela Arthur Susie Attaway Reuben Ayoub 114 Sophomores Julie Baker Kim Bairley Sam Barranco Sandra Barrera Lee Barrow Tina Barsotti John Barthle Gerald Battle Debbie Beall Lauren Beasley Anne Beauchamp Juana Behler Linda Benaudez Shawn Bender Tammy Bender Tammie Bennett Angel Berns Kelly Bice Margaret Bilbrey James Bindschadler Sophomore Class Representatives, Front Row, L. to R.: Laura Schulz, Delight Hicks, Pamela Brown, Scott Rock, Adrienne Rice Back Row, L. to R.: Gunter Kalogridis, Lynn Landau, Jill Lovett, Frank Fischer. Sophomores 115 Dawn Binns Shane Birthisel Ortaneas Blake Donna Blackford Candy Blank Patty Blanton Elecia Boone Keith Bos Rusty Bowen Shawn Bowlin Candy Bowman John Boyd Liz Boyett Tom Bradford Kevin Bragg David Braswell Kelly Brennan Danny Bridges Roger Bridges Jenna Brinn Tracy Brissette Charlene Broaders Donna Brokenburr Kenny Brokenburr Angela Brooks Ron Brooks Karen Brown Pam Brown Richard Brown Roger Brown Stephen Brown Kim Bruce Patrice Bryant Shelley Buckley Keith Burnam 116 Sophomores Jay Burnett James Burns Sandra Burroughs Daryl Burton Angie Byrd Melvin Cahoon Lane Cain Andrea Calvert Greg Cannon Susie Careathers Johnny Carnley Charlie Carnes Richard Cassady Michelle Catholic Al Causey Bernard Chamberlain Derek Chamberlain Berry Chatas Kim Christian Normalisa Cisneros Todd Clapper Danny Clark John Clark Tracey Clark Larry Cobb Jaime Lynn Cole Jaime Collins Lottie Collins Shelia Collins Olen Cone Peggy Conley Linwood Conway Karen Cook Rochelle Cook Deborah Cosby Sophomores 117 Danielle Cosentino Rhonda Courtney Kathy Covington Michelle Cox Shannon Cox Greg Cramp Linda Cribbs Steve Crisman Bill Croka Tina Crosby Robin Crowder Judy Cuddahee Jerrod Curtis Kenneth Cuyler Wendy Cuyler Rick Dailey Diane Dale Matt Daniels Paul Daniels Renee Daniels Anthony Davis Tonya Davis Valerie Davis Tammy Daymond Jason Decker Angela Denmark Rodney Dermid Adelita Diaz Julie Dickerson Todd Dicks Pam Dill Pete Dionne Mark Dodd Pierre Dommestrup Patricia Dorman 118 Sophomores Kenneth Doughton William Douglas Katie Downey Robbie Downing Courtney Downs Sunit Dowudom Tracey Dryden Kirk Dunaway David Duncan Laura Dunson Eric Durham Buddy Earnest Anna Easterling Jonathan Eichholtz Todd Eitnier Gary Ellis Mike Ellis Randall Elrod Randy Elmore Leon Embry Shyonia Embry Dina Emry Jackie Enriquez Bobby Jo Etchey Bill Evans Tammy Evans Kelly Fagan Frances Farmer Rene Farmer Greg Faught Julie Ferguson Danita Fields Timmy Filyaw Frank Fischer Della Flowers Sophomores 119 Derek Flowers David Floyd Don Floyd Cynthia Forbes Tim Forte Charles Fortenberry Michelle Foster Steve Fountain Marcia Francis Melanie Franks Melissa Franks Carol Frazier Jeff Frazier Latesha French Joe Furnari Jeannie Gann Eduarde Garcia Liz Garcia John Gardner Scott Gardner Keren Gardner Laura Gary Jackie Gaskins Valerie Gay Freeman Geiger Donny Gibson Laura Gibson Tina Gibson Tammy Gilbreth Tricia Gilder Robert Giles Bert Gill Melissa Sue Gilley Lisa Gilliam Wendy Girone 120 Sophomores Suzanne Giusti Leslie Glenn Fred Goble Dan Gerharz Travis Golon Tracy Goodman Robbie Goodwin Timothy Grant Tracy Green Sandi Griffith Kristen Grubbs Gena Gulley Marie Guziejka Tom Hackle Chris Hadden Daniel Hagman D. J. Halman Laura Hamilton Lukaryn Hamm Mike Hammock Carl Hanson Kathy Hanson Jackie Hanssen Sophomores 121 Michelle Hardy Rush Harmon Theresa Harnage David Hamer Karen Harrell Linda Harrell Mike Harrell Kelly Harrington Michael Harris Byron Harrison Tia Harrison Cindy Hartley Louis Harvath Terri Harvey Olin Hatch Steve Hatcher Pamela Hatten Melissa Haumesser Gary Heath Jason Heller Stacy Hemby Sheila Henning Marco Henry Sherry Herman Delight Hicks Carol Hicks Derrick Higdon Gannon Hill Jimmy Hill John Hill Stacy Hillman Woody Hines Danny Hipp Edward Ho Stacey Hogan 122 Sophomores Christy Holm Tammy Holt Ronald Hood Ronnie Hooks Travis Hott Kim Hudson Darren Huey Jonathan Huff Bessie Humphrey Tony Hutchison Bobbi Hyde Jerry Igaz Steve Imes Katy Inman Tina Isom Mika Ito Carma Jacobs Jerry Jacobs Lisa Jardim Vincent Jimenez Jennifer Johnsey Craig Johnson Eddie Johnson Kelvin Johnson Richard Johnson Tom Johnson Carla Johnson Dana Jones Joe Jones Tim Jones Tracy Jones Vince Jones Vince Jones Wesley Jones Billy Jordan Sophomores 123 Gunter Kalogridis Kevin Kaufman Kevin L. Kaufman Sherri Keasling Kim Keller Audrey Kelley Kathy Kelley Steve Kemp Michelle Kenemuth Victoria Kennedy Teresa Kimbrell Bart Kimel Kathy King Kristen King Rufus King Tommy King Brian Kirker Nick Klolzbier Kathy Koehrig Scot Kohlhagen Jason Komlodi Rodney Kong Randy Kotas Sandy Koves Niki Kriston Annette Kunz Ricky Lam Lahoma Lancaster Lynn Landau Glen Landolt Adrian Lane Beau Langford Randy Laroche Rebecca Lawhon Kathy Lawn 124 Sophomores Joe Ledwidge Kenny Lehigh Wayne Lehigh Lamar Leighton Freddie Leonard Shana Leonard Angie Lester Rebecca Lester Carol Levan Jill Lewis Lisa Lewis Ruththena Lewis Paul Lewter Cara Liason Larry Lloyd Jeffery Lonton Kenneth Lott Robert Lovell Shea Lovell Jill Lovett Tim Lowery Chad Luedtke Mike Lundin David Lynn Valerie Truesdell Malissa MacCrea Michelle Madden Tony Manzo Cathy Marshall Maronda Martin Lori Martz Eric Maslin April Mathews Zeek Mathews Steve Mathieson Sophomores 125 Bernita Miller 126 Sophomores Pam Mathis Jim McCaskey Felecia McClendon Bart McCollough Brad McCormick Frank McCormick Charles McCorquodale John McDaniel David McKibbin Stephanie McNeil Jonathan McPherson Melody Mease Bob Melnitzke Nanci Melnitzke Michael Merritt Amy Mersereau Mike Mertz Cheryl Messner Lance Metcalf Glenda Meyer Sheryl Meyer Jeff Miles Betty Miller Carrie Miller Sean Milligan Chris Mincy Angie Minton Bruce Minton Keith Mitchell Ralph Monteleone Missy Moon Craig Moore Kara Moore Randy Moore Theo Moore Robert Moran Susan Morris Corey Moseley Mark Moss Timothy Moy Carolyn Muldrow Andrea Muller Ken Munson Dennis Nail Yvonne Nappi Joet Nathey Mark Nelson Beth Neumyer Hopey Newell Tuan Nguyen Tuynh Nguyen Renee Nicholson Brian Noland Tonya Norrell Leisa Odum Vera Oliver Frank O'Neal Sophomores 127 Lisa O'Neal Kwame Opeyo Blake Ortancis Michelle O'Shaughnessy Shannon Ottum Kelly Pack Debbie Padgett Kelvin Paige Cherie Panagia Ann Parker Cindy Parker Paige Parker Stephanie Parker Andrew Parnell Sherri Parrish Christy Partlow Susan Pasch Robby Patrick Curt Paul Theresa Pearson Danny Pendleton Sylvia Perez Starla Peters Vicki Peterson Randy Pharnes Bart Phillips Chris Pierson Cindy Pierson Randy Pilkenton Daphine Plant Todd Pletcher Patrick Plummer Steve Polston Jesse Poole Lea Poole 128 Sophomores Steve Pounds David Powell Melissa Powell Jacque Power Jennifer Price Scott Price John Proffitt Betsy Pyle Leanne Quinn Stacey Quinn Brian Radzak Jeff Randolph Linda Ray Ronald Reed, Jr. Scott Reeves Jerry Renney John Reynolds Mike Reynolds Ted Reynolds Adrienne Rice Rita Rice Ann Richards Mary Richards Bill Richmond Tonya Ricks Kevin Riley Shelly Riley Staci Rizer Abel Roberts Rodney Roberts Tracy Roberts Julie Robertson Victor Robinson Scott Rock Michelle Rodat Sophomores 129 Madaleno Rodriquez Soni Rodriguez Myke Roland Raul Rosario Tammy Rotman Leshonsa Rowe Randy Royce Barbara Rucker Traci Ruis Angie Russell Pamela Ryan Subrena Ryan Shannon Sage Steven Sanderson Erika Scaife Laura Schulz Dawn Scofield Sue Scoggins Kim Scott Melinda Scott Peardon Scott Ronica Seitzer Tracy Sekura Darren Sellers David Seyez Rebecka Shackelford Kim Shaffer Sean Sharpe Mark Shaw Patrick Sheil Jon Sheldon Paul Shelton Scott Sheplee Robert Shipman Dean Shull 130 Sophomores Kim Signorelli Nancy Simmons Wendy Simmons Don Skinner Kathi Sloat Angela Smith Becky Smith Derrin Smith Eric Smith Johnnie Smith Keith Smith Pam Smith Pamela Smith Shawn Smith Teri Smith Lisa Smothers Bill Snively Gary Sours Shirley Speer Lani Spence Terrance Spillman Shari Spitzkopf Hope Stabler Jimmy Stafford Missy Standridge Perkins Stanley Heath Starling Clifford Stanton Keith Stenback Tracy Stephens Kasey Stevens Melodie Stevenson Kim Stewart Rodney Stewart Joe Stabblefield Sophomores 131 Danny Stubbs Ephriam Stubbs Teri Stubbs Deron Stults Angie Summerall John Susac Keith Sutermeister Stacy Swedberg Mike Swinford Richard Szafranski Keith Tanner Tammy Tatsey Mary Lynn Taylor Alan Teague Danny Tenaglia Angela Tenhet Jeff Thiele Bobby Thomas Dan Thomas Lisa Thomas Mike Thompson Simon Thompson Beth Thornhill Tammy Thurmond Paul Tiest James Timmerman Barbara Timmons Ricky Timmons Shawn Tomkins John Toth Tonya Townsel Quyen Tran ThienTran Michael Trant Alyson Tremblay 132 Sophomores Hope Turley Dina Turnbaugh Clint Turnbull Jimmy Tuttle Greg Upchurch Kara Vaassen Vicki Van Hart Veronica Van Noske Mike Van Rompaey Michelle Varela Kim Vasquez Alan Vaughn Delana Venrick Amy Voisin Hoa Vuong Freda Wagner Danny Wallace Tim Walton Sam Wang Sammy Warren Kelly Washington Linda Washington Lori Waters Chuck Weaver Troy Weinreb Cari Wells Craig Wells Nicole Wells Pat Wetherington Bobbie Whitchard Sandy Whitesel Jeff Whitney Clarence Whitten Jack Wiertel Matt Willett Sophomores 133 Artie Williams Chad Williams Christie Williams Hunter Williams James Williams Janet Williams Joan Williams Kristal Williams Shawn Williams Steve Williams Ann Wilson Laura Wilson Cassandra Winfield Sarah Woodland Sarah Worthington Scott Zacker Michelle Zelonky Carol Zimmerly 134 Sophomores • - In Academics Division 137 Principalis Page Mr. Ayers smiles as he works. Rodger. This is 1 Adam 12. Mr. Ayers, our principal here at Winter Haven High School, was born in Harlan, Kentucky. His high school years at Harlan High School were full of activitiy, as were his years at Carson-Newman College. During his administration, Mr. Ayers hopes to continue his building program and maintain a clean campus. His aspirations are to keep WHHS number one in academics as well as in extracurricular activities. Yet, his main goal is to develop a special spirit of love for school among all students and teachers. A principal's work is never done. 138 Academics Assistant Principals Mr. Dean: Assistant Principal. Mr. Tonjes: Assistant Principal. Mr. McCullough: Athletic Director. Mr. Ashley: Dean of Students. Mr Brown: Assistant Principal. Academics 139 Guidance Department The department head is Mr. Bailey. Ms. Stroupe is the senior counselor. Ms. Moore counsels the juniors. The guidance counselors at Winter Haven High do their very best to make school more pleasant for the students. Their jobs include counseling students on school related and personal problems, giving the SAT tests, and making schedules. The Sophomore Counselor is Ms. Crawford. Mr. Roberts is the Occupational Specialist. 140 Academics f Secretaries Ms. Hosey: Attendance Office Ms. Mallory: Main Office The secretaries at Winter Haven High School keep the school running. They provide many services for students and faculty. Tasks such as bookkeeping, attendance, and various other important duties are performed by these ladies. Ms. Harp: Computer Room Academics 141 English Department Ms. Moore just loves to average grades. From L to R, top row: Mr. Allen, Ms. Price, Ms. Moore, Ms. Gray. Second row: Ms. Farthing, Ms. Bondurant, Ms. Harrison, Ms. Price, Mr Merlino. Third row: Mr. Schramm, Ms. Varner. Ms. Jordan, Ms. Kleeman, Mr. Canady. Bottom row: Ms. Mizelle, Ms. Schnoor, Ms. McDaniel, Ms. Saucier, Ms. Smith, Ms. Sheedy. 142 Academics Look out Vogue , here comes Ms. Price. The English teachers work very hard to give the students at Winter Haven High a strong background in vocabulary, grammar, literature, and writing. Since everyone must take English, a strong department is beneficial to the students and their SAT scores. New teachers welcomed into the English Department this year are Ms. Kleeman, Ms. Mizelle, and Ms. Smith. Don’t you think you have enough work to do? Academics 143 Science Department “You expect me to believe this?” From L to R, Back row: Mr. Williams, Mr. Barton. Ms. Girone. Mr. Harben. Mr. Bostelman. Front row: Mr. Bondurant, Mr. Marotti, Ms. Savant. Ms. Ismail. Mr. Haggbloom, Mr. Bass. 144 Academics Ms. Ismail teaches with a smile. Because of implementing the new RAISE Bill, an intensified push toward science is evident. New courses like anatomy and physiology, zoology, and ecology are being offered this year to give students an expanded variety of study. New additions to the Science Department are Mr. Marotti, Mr. Bondurant, Ms. Ismail, Mr. Harben, Ms. Savant and the new building. Mr. Bass listens to a question. “Testing— 1, 2, 3.” Who's behind those Foster Grants? “Now what am I supposed to do? Academics 145 Math Department ‘Til have to write that excuse down. From left to right, back row: Mr. Miles, Ms. C. Jones, Mr. Gannon, Mr. Henson, Mr. Brisbin. Front row: Mr. Saliba, Ms. Rodgers, Mr. Chandler, Ms. Williams. 146 Academics Mr. Henson's got the spirit with that Devilish grin. Mr. Brisbin works through a difficult problem. Keeping up with the many levels of math offered here at Winter Haven High School is a large task. They range from integrated math, a course being offered for the first time this year, to A.P. calculus. New additions to the math department include Mr. Miles, Ms. Jones, Mr. Gannon, Ms. Rodgers and Ms. Williams as the new department head. Do you want to eat this? “This is how the big boys do it.” Academics 147 Social Studies Mr. Woolwine takes a break before class. From L to R, back row: Mr. Prince. Mr. Kelly. Mr. Woolwine. Mr. Flores. Mr. Pilkey Front row: Mr. Moore. Mr. Lewis. Ms. J. Joiner. Ms. B. Joiner. 148 Academics If we only knew what Mr. Lewis was thinking. Mr. Pilkey likes Christmas! The Social Studies Department works very hard to prepare the students at Winter Haven High for the future. Courses such as American History, Psychology, and Current Affairs are designed to broaden the students knowledge of people and governments, both past and present. Ms. Joiner takes time out to smile. What is this? Academics 149 P.E. and Driver’s Education Ms. Dugger displays her athletic ability. From left to right: Mr. Downs. Mr. Bell. Ms. Elkins, Ms. Dugger. 150 Academics Mr Bell writes out a pass. Mr Downs demonstrates driving techniques. The Physical Education teachers emphasize the importance of being physically fit and well coordinated for good health reasons. Students participate in sports such as basketball, volleyball, archery, softball, weightlifting, and aerobics. The objectives of driver's education include defensive driving and safety tips for emergencies. The students are given hands-on experience in cars to aid them in passing the driving part of the operators test. Driver’s Education is helping to make responsible drivers out of the teenagers of Winter Haven. Coach Bamberg prepares for class. Coach McDaniel smiles about his new job. Academics 151 Business Department “You’ve got to be kidding!” From left to right, back row: Mr. Cox, Ms. Hale. Ms. DeVane. Ms. Meyer. Ms. Phillips. Front row: Ms. Scott. Ms. Turner. Ms. Harris. 152 Academics Ms. Harris is caught daydreaming. Instilling business information and job responsibility, the Business Department prepares the students for life after high school. Many skills are taught — for example typing, shorthand, accounting, and data processing. This knowledge will aid the students in the classroom as well as on the job experiences. With the help of the teachers, the students will be well prepared to cope with a business oriented society. Ms. Hale listens to a question. ‘'Passed? Ha ha ha! Your balance is off only by $1,526,148.13! Academics 153 Industrial Arts and Agriculture Mr. Thornhill enjoys teaching ag. From left to right: Mr. Bryant, Mr Curling, Mr. Slane. Mr. Thornhill. 154 Academics Mr. Curling observes his class. The Industrial Arts Department provides students with insight, skill, and understanding of their industrial-technical world. Things such as working with wood, plastic, metal, and mechanical drawing are taught through this department. The Agriculture Department's objective is to make students aware of the various opportunities available in the field of agriculture. As well as knowledge gained in the classroom, students learn through actual work done in the related fields. Mr. Slane helps a student with a problem. Mr. Cole thinks through a problem. Mr Bryant takes a breather. Academics 155 Music and Art Mr. Morgan ponders the meaning of life. From left to right, standing: Mr. Rees. Mr. Fultz. Sitting: Mr. Lawson. Ms. Londree. Mr. Jones. 156 Academics Mr. Fultz takes a little break. The music department takes great pride in helping the students attain their musical goals. Whether it is in marching band, stage band, chorus, or orchestra, instruction is given with a smile. The art department at Winter Haven High offers many levels of study for people with varying abilities and interests in art. Courses range from Drawing and Painting to Advanced Placement Art. Ms. Londree observes her students. Just call me Smiley. Mr. Lawson prepares for class. Let's try this. Mr. Rees stays busy. Academics 157 Foreign Language Ms. Alderman takes a break to smile. From left to right, back row: Ms. Golden. Ms. Eisenschenk. Mr. Lopez Front Row: Ms. Alderman, Ms. Velez. 158 Academics Guten Tag!” Ms. Velez, a foreign language favorite. Ms. Golden makes grading papers fun. The Foreign Language Department’s job is to teach students the cultures of foreign countries as well as the languages. The teachers stress the importance of understanding more than just one language in today's fast moving world. Is it time to go home yet? Mr. Lopez emphasizes a point. Academics 159 Heme Economics Ms. Bates lectures to her class. From left to right: Ms Mellichamp, Ms. Thomas. Ms. Small. Ms. Bates. 160 Academics Ms. Mellichamp takes attendance. The Home Economics Department is designed to prepare students for a vocation and give them experience in the applications of everyday jobs. Students are taught such skills as cooking, sewing, and caring for children. The remodeling of their classrooms was completed this year, helping to keep the program up to date. I just love my new kitchen! Don’t touch anything!!” Ms. Thomas sews with no thread Academics 161 JCCTC Department LTC Partin works diligently. From left to right: LTC Partin. CSM Dedmon, MSG Burback. 162 Academics Twas a dark and stormy night. . 'Hello? The primary objective of the JROTC program is to teach students the importance of leadership, good citizenship, responsibility, and self respect. This program includes a building block” curriculum which provides a learning progression for students. The students enrolled in JROTC are exposed to the many roles of the U.S. Army. Wrong number. Great instructors make JROTC fun! Academics 163 Cooperative Education Ms. Wright always has time to smile for the camera. From left to right: Mr. Putney. Ms. Wright. 164 Academics Mr. Putney relaxes while on lunch duty. Ms. Wright enjoys the fresh air. The Cooperative Education Program is designed to give students experience in the working world. The program helps to develop the students of today to be the competent workers of tomorrow in the areas of marketing, distribution, and business. Who’s the fairest of them all?” Cheerful Mr. Putney! Academics 165 S.L.D.5 E.M.H. Department Mr. Darte also teaches weight training. From left to right, standing: Mr. Darte. Mr. Parker. Sitting: Ms. Werstak. Ms. Woolwine. 166 Academics Mr. Parker takes an informal approach to teaching. The S.L.D. and E.M.H. classes are designed for students with a need for a more individualized attention. They are mainly academic courses, but they also stress skills needed for everyday life. Each student progresses at his own rate depending on his abilities and effort. Ms. Werstak relaxes during her planning period. r Mr. Parker counts the money from a basketball game. Are you the teacher? Wow what a day! Academics 167 n Media Center The Media Center at Winter Haven High School is very useful to the students in areas such as reports, term papers, and individual reading. It is a quiet place to retreat during lunch or in the morning hours before school. The library staff is always ready to help in any possible way. It is even open Monday and Thursday evenings for the convenience of busy students. Ms. Bailey enjoys being the head librarian. Ms. Roberts helps in the library. 168 Academics Lunchrccm and Custodial Personnel Just whistle while you work! Our lunchroom and custodial crew work hard to make balanced appetizing meals and a clean campus for us to enjoy. We truly appreciate their hard work to make our school a better place. From L to R: Moses Jones. Bruce Stubbs. Lilly Burgess, Elizabeth Carter. Vernon Robinson. Jerome Poole, Morris Brown. From L to R: Pat Grigsby. Lucy Williams. Joe Washington. Sitting, From L to R: Ruth Lancaster. Victoria Timmons. Mildred Beasley. Carolyn Clark. Edna Phillips. Bea Barton. Katherine Desmond. Elizabeth Castle. Jessie Grigsby. Virginia Johnson. Frances Hall Standing: Elaine Powell. Donna Vella. Margery Junod. Marie Lancer. Academics 169 Robert Albietz Gloria Alderman Terry Ashley Gorman Ayers Eleanor Bailey Jim Bailey Horace Bamberg David Barton George Bass Sharon Bates Diane Bondurant Greg Bondurant Ernie Bostelman William Brisbin Dick Brown Robert Bryant Gary Burback Ron Canady Ben Carpenter Victor Chandler Richard Cole Winter Haven High 170 Academics Faculty: 84-85 Jim Cox Gwen Crawford Hollis Curling Charlie Darte Jimmy Dean Don Dedmon Cristie DeVane Bobby Downs Jackie Dugger Gerlinde Eisenschenk Millie Farthing Thomas Gannon Karen Girone Carol Golden Betty Grant Mary Gray Richard Haggbloom Julie Hale Peggy Harp Virginia Harris Lou Harrison Jerry Henson Fawzeya Ismail Beverly Joiner Judy Joiner Cynthia Jones Joe Jones Wendi Jordan Larry Kelly Lois Kerns Academics 171 Renee Kleemann Jean Kratz Eddie Lewis Gayle Londeree Betty Mallory Bobby Marotti Carol McAfee Eileen McDaniel Shirley McGarrity James Merlino Caroline Meyer Wade Miles Pam Mizelle Gene Moore Jane Moore Mary Kay Moore Tom Morgan Eleanor O'Neal Dan Partin Edith Phillips John Pilkey Doris Price Sarah Price Ray Prince Fred Putney Jim Roberts David Saliba Bernadette Saucier Jeanette Savant Julie Schnoor Winter Haven High 172 Academics Faculty: 84-85 Fred Schramm Doris Scott Bridget Sheedy Toni Small Barbara Smith Jill Smith Cindy Stroupe Beulah Thomas James Thornhill Bruce Tonjes Carol Turner Mila Varner Mariam Velez Brenda Wagner Janet Williams Richard Williams Harry Wooddell Bill Woolwine Jacqueline Woolwine Marjory Werstak Leta Wright Academics 173 Division 175 V a r $ i t y r € € t b a 1 I 1984-85 Blue Devil Coaching Staff: Danny Wallace. Buck Dawson, Hollis Curling, Horace Bamberg, Wayne Chapman, George Adams, Gary McDaniel, Van Green, George Bass, David Saliba. 1984 Varsity squad: (left to right) Row 1: Walt McGriff, Chris Rizer, Dale Rist, Chris Junk, Brian Lowe, Pete LaPietra, Keith Marler. Gary Akin, Victor Williams. Row 2: Robert Timmons, Louis Taylor, Leon Embry. Laurin Cathey, Coleman Hall, Neil Broom, Ryan Shearer, Mike Simmons, David Brown Row 3: Gabriel Woods, Cale Broom, Kyle McArthur. Rod Shelton, Robert Taylor, T. C. Lewis, Willie Edom, Chris Stavres, Winston Moore Row 4: Jeff Battilla, Deron Stults, Kelvin Paige. Ernest Wingo, Rodney Brown, James Rhone, Brian Covington. Dwight Frazier, Teddy Pursley. Row 5: Robbie Downing, Clint Williams, Mike Stephens, Phillip Hobbs, James McKennon, Rodney Walley, Jerry Weekfall. Mark Whigham, Derrick Spillman Row 6: Dean Davis, David King, Danny Carothers, R. B. Simzak, Jeff Rose. Willie Lawrence, Ted Reynolds, Shawn Monts, Charlie Warren. Row 7: Tony Jiles. Kevin Riley. Bryan Tindell. Jarrod Nichols. Tim Larson, Kevin Helms. Preston Pooser, Webb Tanner. Row 8: Mgr. Robert Shipman. Ronald Gerber, Sean McCarty, Mike Trueheart. 176 Sports James McKennon on a hand off. W.LL VS V a West r Orange $ Winter Haven started the 1984 season like they did in 1983, with a close victory over West i Orange, 21-20. The Devil victory was in doubt until the final minute when a goal line defensive stand on a two-point conversion sealed the victory. The win left the Blue Devils 1-0 and with high hopes for the next week against Lakeland. Setting up for an awesome offensive play. W.H. vs Lakeland Winter Haven for the second straight week won 21-20. This time the win was over Lakeland and it took double overtime to decide the outcome. During regulation play, the game was a defensive stand off with each team scoring seven points. In the first overtime, Lakeland scored first, but the Devils struck back and tied the game 14-14. In the second overtime. Winter Haven scored first, but Lakeland answered with a touchdown of their own making it 21-20. This time Lakeland gambled for two, and the defense rose to the occasion forcing an earnest pass. Winter Haven came out of the game 2-0. r © © t b a I I Sports 177 a r $ i t y W.H. vs Lake Gibsen The Big Blue traveled to Lake Gibson with a conquering desire for victory! Late in the first quarter the Devils drove to the Braves' 38 yard line on a 22 yard punt return. At the end of regular play, the Big Blue was at a stand-off tie with their rivals. After a seemingly never ending double overtime, the Mighty Blue stood victorious and still undefeated! The final score was 13-7 for Winter Haven. Derek Spillman lines up for a touchdown pass. F € € t b a I I W.H. vs Plant City The Big Blue entered this game with a flawless record and a will to win! As any team in any sport can have an off night, Winter Haven proved their team was no exception. Plant City built up a seemingly un-matchable lead of 21-0 at the end of the tedious first half. The Big Blue returned from the half fired up with a 52 yard run for a touchdown and a 57 yard pass, also for a Winter Haven touchdown. As the Blue and Gold was striving to tie the score, the Raiders ironically intercepted a game-winning pass toward the end of the fourth quarter. The final score was 27-14 in favor of Plant City. Rod Shelton runs in for one of Winter Haven’s two touchdowns. 178 Sports Shelton looks for an opening. a w.n. vs r Erandcn $ In the second home game of the season, the Blue Devils met the Brandon Eagles. Brandon came from behind twice for two touchdown bombs of 49 and 75 yards. The Devils looked high and low for a passing attack in a gallant losing effort. The final score was Eagles 28, Devils 14. y W.H. vs liaines City The Devils met the Haines City Hornets to snap their 2-game losing streak. The offense was running wild with touchdown runs that gave them a 21-0 lead after the third quarter. Winter Haven’s final score came on a 27-yard interception return. This win improved their record to 4-2. Frazier makes a successful grab! r € € t b a I I Sports 179 V a r $ i t y r € € t b a I I W.H. vs Kathleen With the thoughts of victory still fresh in the minds of the Blue Devils, they pulled out another win at home over the Kathleen Red Devils. The turnovers were the key. The Big Blue took an early lead, but Kathleen never lost its intensity. There were interceptions and fumble recovery. The total for the Big Blue was 256 yards. The final score was 31 to 16 in Winter Haven’s favor. The Blue and Red Devils square off! W.H. vs Kins From the beginning the game against Tampa King was a battle. On Winter Haven's first possession the Devils drove down to the King 16-yard line. After a 1-yard run and an incomplete pass, the Devils opted for a gamble, that came up short. Then late in the third quarter, King launched its scoring drive. The Big Blue put up a great fight to hold them back and when the clock ran out the score was 14-0 in favor of King. Kevin makes a quick hand-off. 180 Sports V w.n. vs a ■Hudson r The Big Blue celebrated Homecoming '84 with a 41-10 pounding of the Hudson Cobras. They scored three quick first-half touchdowns, including a spectacular 43-yard jaunt. In the second half, the Devils again scored three touchdowns with reserves taking command for most of the half. The win raised their record to 6-3. The game was highlighted at the halftime by the naming of Leslie Lassater and Kevin Helms as Homecoming Queen and King. The Devils finished with 210 yards rushing and 105 yards passing offensively and played tenacious defense. The Big Blue gets set for a big play. The Devils kick off!! T W.H. VS c Auburndale © For the second straight year, the Big Blue finished the season on a victorious note with a thrilling 22-13 victory over arch-rival Auburndale. Before some 9,000 fans, this intense and emotional game's outcome was in doubt until the final two minutes when Winter Haven hit pay dirt on a 78 yard touchdown pass to seal the win. The pass was the final yards for the Blue, who rolled up 364 yards offensively. Winter Haven again finished a successful season with a 7-3 record. I Sports 181 (1) Michael Stephens; (2) Brian Lowe (3) Kyle McArthur; (4) Tony Jiles (5) Victor Williams; (6) Walter McGriff (7) Jerod Nichols; (8) Mike Trueheart (9) Rodney Walley (10) Louis Taylor; (11) Chris Junk (12) Dean Daniels; (13) Kevin Helms (14) Dwight Frazier; (15) T. C. Lewis 182 Sports (1) Winston Moore; (2) Rod Shelton (3) James McKennon; (4) Jerry Weekfall (5) Chris Rizer; (6) Jeff Rose (7) Sean McCarty 1 (8) Charlie Warren; (9) Webb Tanner (10) Preston Pooser; (11) Laurin Cathey (12) David Brown; (13) Ronald Gerber (14) Derrick Spillman Sports 183 The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Squad, Row 1: Tommy Daymond, Ken Brokenburr, Mike Reynolds, Melvin Cahoon, Derrick Higdon, Fred Leonard. Richard Szafranski, Gerald Battle. Row 2: Coach Wooddell, Mike Swinford, Bernard Chamberlain, Pete Fountain, Randy Elrod, Victor Robinson, Keith Stenback, Scott Shepley, John Douglas, Coach Wallace Row 3: Kevin Riley, Jeff Lonton, Ron Hood, Jimmy Hill, Jeff Randolph, Fred Chamberlain, Jesse Pool. a r $ i t y JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1984-85 September 13 Kathleen Away September 20 Open September 27 Lakeland Home October 4 Lake Wales Away October 11 Haines City Home October 18 Lake Gibson Home October 25 Auburndale Away Coach Harry Wooddell and Coach Dan Wallace observe the team. 184 Sports Baby Blue set up for a goal line stand. Tommy Damond takes a rest. What was that call? Fred Chamberlain gets instructions. Baby Blue finally are forced to punt. J U n i € r V a r $ i t y Sports 185 V € I I e y The 1984-85 Volleyball Team, Row 1: Melonie Smith, Tina Barsotti. Lisa Nelson, Diedra Donald. Row 2: Coach Cook, Toy Leonard, Julie Robertson, Latonnja Key. Nicole Wells, Sherry Covington, Alicia Donald. Tachelle Jones. Not Pictured: Myra Hamilton, Cara Linson, Subrena Ryan, April Williford. 186 Sports Toyetta Leonard makes a great save. Where’s the ball? Tina Barsotti concentrates on a return. Alicia Donald sets up a teammate. Deidra Donald powers a serve. v € I I e y b a I I Sports 187 V a r $ i t y c h e e r I e a d e r $ The Winter Haven High School cheerleaders led Blue Devils fans through another exciting year. Their enthusiasm was vital to cheering our team to victory. The varsity sponsor was Mrs. Bondurant and the junior varsity sponsor was Ms. Schnoor. This year Cheryl Knighten was the Blue Devil. Devils have that special spirit! Co-Captain: Kelly Downing. Captain: Angela Hershfield. The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleaders: (bottom to top) Peggy Threlkel, Julie Cook, Dana Barger, Tonya Cox, Kim Jesse. Meg Hays. Missy Reeves, Robin Doyle, Traci LeVines, Hedi Jones, Kelly Downing, Angela Hershfield. 188 Sports Captain: Michelle O’Shaughnessy. Co-Captain: Rochelle The Junior Varsity mascot: Suzanne Giusti. Cook. j v c h The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (left to right) Tracy Goodman, Keren Garner. Laura Wilson, Rochelle Cook, Michelle O’Shaughnessy, Lisa Gilliam, Shelley Buckley. Courtney Downs. Smile! Cheering on the Baby Blue! e e r I e a d e r $ Sports 189 V a r s i t y B a $ k e t b a I I Varsity Coach: Frank Etheridge First Row: Fred Chamberlain, Danny Stubbs, James McKennon, Tim Hill. Second Row: Chris Hargett, Derek Moore, Eddie Ackens, Dean Dubose, James Reeves. i- fl 190 Sports Dean DuBose shoots a basket with style. Jump ball! Blue Devil dodges an opponent. A Blue Devil prepares for the jump. § tit A Devil jumps above the competitors. Sports 191 J V E a $ k e t b a I I Coach Wallace Junior Varsity, First Row: Keir Fielder, Danny Clark, Bernard Wesley, Rodney Brown. Second Row: Cederic Young, Tim Lowrey, Leon Embry, Eddrick Wilson, Jeff Lonton, Coach Wallace. 192 Sports J V a $ Baby Blue shoots for two. Winter Haven gets the rebound. Danny Clark dribbles down the court. k e t b a I A tense moment for the Baby Blue. i Frank Rauccio springs into action. Sports 193 G i r I s’ E a s k e t b a I I SCHEDULE 11-29 Haines City Away 12-3 Lake Wales Away 12-10 King Away 12-15 Lake Gibson Invit. Away 1-8 Auburndale Away 1-9 Lakeland Away 1-17 Lake Gibson Home 1-29 Bartow Home 1-31 Auburndale Home 2-4 Lake Wales Home 2-7 Lake Gibson Away 2-11 Lakeland Home 2-13 Haines City Home 2-15 Bartow Away 2-21 District Away Coach Cook gives the team instructions. The 1984 85 Girls’ Basketball Team: First Row: Mary Walden. Paula Thomas. Pam Thomas. Predette McCoy. Tina Barsotti Second Row: Barbara White. Myra Hamilton, Jackie Williams. Ton Ton Key. Nicole Wells, LeDawn Gibson. Julie Robinson. 194 Sports Myra blocks a hound. Jump-ball!! Devils aim for two! Big Blue fights for space. Sports 195 € y s C r € $ $ c € U n t r y 196 Sports The boy’s cross country enjoyed a successful 1984 campaign. With nine runners, the boys won both the Lakeland Invitation and the Haines City Invitation. The team was coached by Harry Wooddell. Coach Wooddell 1984-85 Cross Country Team: Dan McCollough, Tom King, Tri Thornhill, David Lovett. 2nd Row: Andy Manzo, James Jordan, Eddie Anderson, David Lynn, Kevin Gatlin. E € y s C r € $ $ c € U n t r y Sports 197 Winter Haven is leading the pack! Eddie is on the last leg of the race. Stretccchhh! Heading for the finish line. G i r I $ C r € $ $ c € U n t r y This year the girls had a successful season. They were runners-up of the Haines City Invitational and came in second in the Lakeland Invitational. Coach Wooddell The 1984-85 Girls Cross Country Team. 1st Row: Kitten Howell, Rochelle Cook, Bernadette Sager. 2nd Row: Shelly Spotswood, Denise Underberg, Michelle Rawlings, Kim Jesse, Ginger Pielow. 198 Sports A Blue Devil heads for victory! A Blue Devil pack runs on. Winter Haven can't be beat!! Strive for perfection!! Mind over muscle. Sports 199 The 84-85 Wrestling Team: (first row) Matt Burkett, Paul Braun, Tommy Phillips, Chino Acevedo, Matt Lewis, Chris Mincey, Steve Gordon. Second row: Coach Darte, Juan Jaime, Jerry Weekfall. Willie Edom, Rodney Walley, Victor Williams, Alex DelCastillo, Coach Motley. 200 Sports A Devil pounds a hound! A Devil goes for a pin. Sports 201 a r $ i t The 1984-85 Winter Haven High School Blue Devil Baseball Team gave fans lots of excitement. Prior to the season opener on February 13th, the team played a one hundred inning fund-raising game. Coaches Saliba and Tof-fanelli led the varsity players, while Dale Broom and Dave Knutzson coached the junior varsity. A Blue Devil up to bat. c a $ e b a I I The 1984-85 Varsity Baseball Team: Row 1 (Batgirls): Robin Doyle, Mandy Hancock, Angie Bartlemay, Courtney Downs, Cari Flanagan. Mia Marotti, Leslie Lasseter, Michelle Woodard. Missy Reeves, Cheryl Knighten Row 2: Eric Jones, R. B. Simzak, Robert Moore, Byron Moore, Jeff Rose, Bart Richert, Jimmy Jennis, Gary Jackson, Tommy Adcock, Tommy Braaten. Row 3: Robbie Downing, Cale Broom, Chuck Lee, Todd Tatum, Rodney Dailey, Eddie Sears, Adrien Lane, Larry Reynolds, David Brooks, Paul Harrison. 202 Sports Sitting down on the job. A Blue Devil waits for the hit. 1984-85 Varsity Batgirls: (Top) Courtney Downs, Mandy Hancock, Cari Flanagan, Leslie Lasseter, Missy Reeves. (Bottom) Angie Bartlemay. Robin Doyle, Mia Marotti, Cheryl Knighten. Michelle Woodard. Bart Richert gives it his all. a r $ i t a $ e a I I Sports 203 J V a $ e I I Devil hits a homer! 1984-85 J.V. BASEBALL TEAM: (Row 1 Batgirls) Lisa Gillam. Rochelle Cook, Lani Spence. Tammy Holt. Michelle O’Shaughnessy. Tammy Gilbreth. (Row 2) Danny Clark. Greg Faught. Joe Furnari, Wayne Lehigh. Brian Mayls. Jack Pickier. Keith Steinbeck. Alan Teague. Paul Shelton. Dan Gerharz. (Row 3) Derron Stults, Lance Metcalf. Dean Cobb. Chuck Weaver. Steve Imes. Lamar Leighton. Travis Hott. Mike Swenford. Joe Harrison. Robert Thomas. 204 Sports This one's goin’ out of the park! Stretch, two, three, four. Which way did it go? ? ? Sports 205 1984-85 Golf Team: Coach Bondurant, Shelly Foote, Chris Miller, Jeff Dicks, Jeff Schmidt, Jeff SkiDDer Brad Stewart, Darrin Hannach, Todd Vector, Kevin Craig Moore, Brian Radzack, Leanne Quinn, Sunit Dow-Udom Coach 1984-85 Golf Team Coaches: Greg Bondurant and Robert Marotti. 206 Sports Jeff Schmidt clears the sand trap. A fun day at the club? ?!!! -I.- . Darrin Hannah chips on to the green. Jeff Skipper tees up. Sports 207 s w i m m si a The 1984-85 Swim Team: 1st row: Coach Yearwood. Bill Brakora, Kris Anastasio, Coach Woolwine. 2nd row: Cari Flanagan, Ken Lott. Lou Harvath. Ruth Johnson, Teri Way. Scott Rock. Karen Nigg, Matt Lewis. 3rd row: Jon Tucker. P. J. Sheil, Concentration is the key! Pat Kane Tina Crosby. Katrina Cloninger. Kim Bairley. Hernando DelCastillo, Mark Stephens. Bob Woolwine. Not Pictured: Linda Harvey. 208 Sports A Blue Devil swims toward victory! Both the boys’ and girls' swim team had a very successful year. The swimmers and divers led by coach Bill Woolwine won the Girls County Title and tied for first for the Boys Title. Girls qualifying for state were: Kris Anastasio, Ruth Johnson, Katrina Cloninger, Tina Crosby, and Cari Flanagan. Qualifying for the boys were Bill Brakora, Lou Har-vath, Scott Rock, and Patrick Kane. 1984-85 Diving Team: Mark Stephens, Cari Flanagan. 1 � ' V- Straight from Sea World. Frogman? Croak! D i v i n g T e a m $ Sports 209 1984-85 Boys Tennis Team: Coach Ann Mellichamp. Willie Chen, Frank Fisher. Hans Katros, Jon Crowder. Pierre Dommestrup. Jason Heller, James Bindshadler. Matt Bernthal. Sam Wang, Stephan Eisenschenk. 210 Sports 1984-85 Girls’ Tennis Team: Kim Gray. Jill Lovett. Christy Partlow. Gina Gatlin. Peggy Threlkel. Coach Mary Moore. Dianne Rey. Lynn Landau. Mandy Mitchell. Mandy Hancock. s T e n n Sports 211 1984 85 Boys Track Team: (left to right) (Row 1) Dan McCullough. Winston Moore. Jonathan Harvey, Ken Brokenburr, Dwight Frazier. (Row 2) Jimmy Burns. Brian Mygatt, Rae Miller. Ernest Wingo. Ted Reynolds. (Row 3) Buddy Earnest. Burt Race. Brady Gatlin. David Lynn. 212 Sports Walt McGriff shows off his power. Sports 213 Devil girls stretch before the race. Coach Flores senses a win. T r a c k 1984-85 Girls Track Team: (Left to Right) (Row 1) Cynthia Forbes. Kathi Sloat, Darlene Washington. Sherry Covington, Rhonda McClain, Michele Rawlins, Roseanne Dudley. (Row 2) Linda Ray, Jauna Behler, Lisa Nelson, Susan Pasch, Amy Lydon, Ruth Johnson, Daphney Lackey. (Row 3) Coach Ben Flores, Coach Fred Standifer. 214 Sports k Kathi Sloat warms up prior to her event. Sports 215 e i g h t I i In the past few years weightlifting has grown in popularity. It started out as a sport participated in mainly by men, but more and more women are becoming interested in the effects of lifting weights. Guys use weightlifting to build muscles while girls do it mainly to tone up. WHHS offers several weightlifting classes that range from beginning to advanced. A Devil prepares to lift. Keep that body strong . . . Rodney shows the results of lifting. Great exercise!! A Devil works on his arms. 216 Sports The thrill of victory!! Rowdy stands with his proud parents. On July 31, 1984 at the XXIII Olympiad in Los Angeles, Rowdy Gaines put himself and Winter Haven on the map. During this intense competition, Rowdy beat some of the best swimmers in the world and won his first gold medal in the men's 100-meter freestyle. Following this victory, he won two more gold medals in the men's 4-by-100 relay and 4-by-100 medley relay. Being a former Winter Haven High School swim-star and a four-time All-American at Auburn University was a strong base for his swimming career. Not only was he named Southeastern Conference Athlete of the Year in 1982, at one stage in his career he held the world record in the 100-yard freestyle, 100-meter freestyle, 200-yard freestyle, and 200-meter freestyle. To him, there was nothing like the thrill of the Olympics, and to reach this goal of being a top athlete, Rowdy worked hard and kept that special spirit. Rowdy Gaines — a true all American. A S P e c i a I S p i r i t Sports 217 218 Divi on Division 219 Trident: The Official This year’s Trident Staff kept busy with their monthly printing of The Trident and the production of a weekly radio show. Along with the printing and publishing of each edition, the staff also financed the paper through advertising. Their radio show was taped on Fridays and was aired on Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. on radio station WYXY. Co-Editors: Michelle Yon, Bill Brakora. Staff (I to r) Row 1: Michele Mersereau, Laura Grubbs. Gina Gatlin, Mandy Mitchell, Michelle Yon, Keith Ashley, Angela Hershfield. Row 2: Julie Dawson, Brandon Rafool, Bill Brakora. Laura Hatch, Trey Braswell, Kim Henderson, Nicole Bar-ranco, Vicki Welch. 220 Organizations Newspaper ef W.H.H.S. Adviser: Mrs. Jane Moore 1984-85 Trident Staff Editors..................................Michelle Yon, Bill Brakora News Keith Ashley, Kim Henderson Feature Angela Hershfield Sports Bob Woolwine Activities........................Julie Dawson, Michele Mersereau Exchange Papers Trey Braswell Advertising Nicole Barranco Business................................. Tina Mulkey, Laura Grubbs Photography Brandon Rafool Illustrators.............................. Vicki Welch, Gina Gatlin Circulation Mandy Mitchell, Martha Guzman Adviser Mrs. Jane Moore Principal Mr. Gorman Ayers Laura works diligently on the ads. Photographers check out processed negatives. I just love to type!!! Organizations 221 Student Council 1984-85 was a year full of new and many projects and activities for the Winter Haven High School Student Council. The year started with the annual Howdy Dance to be followed by a Homecoming Dance, a Homecoming Parade, an alumni football game, two campus clean-ups, a city clean-up, a door decoration contest, a big blue BBQ with pride and the cheerleaders, daily birthday wishes, voter registration cards, revision of the constitution, a canned food drive, and a computer dating service for Valentines Day. In addition, some of the other activities were to help the migrants, have the Superintendent throw out the first football in football season, have Student Government Day, Teacher of the six weeks, represent WHHS for a 100 year time capsule, attend district rallies, lead workshops at the rallies, have various dances, elections, assemblies, and organize a successful prom. Student council was always there to support the school throughout the year and made everyone realize that each individual does make a difference. The year came to a close with a banquet full of memories. Officers: Kim Gray. Steve Morgan, Mandy Hancock, Susan Baxter, Nena Manzo, Jose Parilla. Members:(l to r) Row 1: Kim Henderson, Susan Baxter, Tri Thornhill, Kim Jesse. Kelly Downing, Angela Hershfield, Amy Hart, Pam Davis, Nicole Barranco, Mia Marotti, Julie Cook. Meg Hays. Row 2: Denise Durrance, Christine Melvin, Gunter Kalogridis, Delight Hicks, Delana Venrick, Adrienne Rice, Rochelle Cook, Pam Brown, Laura Dunson, Susie Attaway, Lynn Landau, Jill Lovett, Laura Schulz. Row 3: Mandy Hancock, Lisa Enos, Nena Manzo, Jon Crowder, Kim Gray, Fred Goble, Jose Parilla, Charles Landau, David Dale. 222 Organizations Made the Difference Senior Class (I to r): Nicole Barranco, Pam Davis, Amy Hart, Charles Landau, Kim Jesse. Kim Henderson, David Dale, Angela Hershfield. Kelly Downing. Julie Cook. Meg Hays. Mia Marotti. Junior Class (I to r) Row 1: Lisa Enos, Tawnya Polk. Sponsor: Mr. Bosteiman Row 2: Jon Crowder, Denise Durrance, Tri Thornhill, Christine Melvin, Steve Eisenschenk. Row 3: Bernadette Sager. Carol Roberts, Fred Geathers. Mark Stephens. Sophomore Class: Delight Hicks. Adrienne Rice, Fred Goble, Soni Rodriguez. Laura Dunson, Delana Venrick, Jill Lovett, Laura Schulz. Frank Fischer, Susie Attaway, Rochelle Cook, Pam Brown, Lynn Landau, Gunter Kalogridis. Organizations 223 Anchors Anchor Club started the year off with a car wash. In October the club sold Spook-O-Grams for Halloween, and participated with Key club in the Homecoming Parade, winning first place in the miscellaneous category. November brought a food drive for Thanksgiving, going to the Salvation Army, and the initiation of new members. The club sold candy canes for Christmas and had a food and clothes drive for a needy family. In the New Year, Anchor had bake sales and sold candy. February brought Valentine Heart candy sales during lunch and the planning of a safety program. During Easter the annual carnation sale was held, and to finish activities an end-of-the-year car wash was held. President: Christine DiNunzio. Members (I to r) Row 1: Christy Durham, Katie Gerencser, Edmelinda Figueroa, Dawn Settlemyre, Hopey Newell, Christine DiNunzio, Suzy Reese Row 2: Angie Mercer, Laura Hamilton, Staci Rizer. Angela Argentieri, Kelly Knepp, Jennifer DiNunzio, Pam Gray, Janet Williams, Angie Hartaway. 224 Organizations Away! Sponsor: Cynthia Jones Sponsor: Rene Kleeman Officers (I to r): Katie Gerencser, Edmelinda Figueroa. Dawn Settlemyre. Hopey Newell, Christine DiNunzio, Suzy Reese. Organizations 225 Les Jeunes rules: Fun Sponsor: Mrs. Ismail President: Jennifer Coleman Members (I to r) Row 1: Amy Garbrecht, Rachel Falk, Amy Hart, Jon Crowder, Susan Baxter, Laura Schulz, Jill Lovett. Row 2: Michelle Mason, Julie Cook, Kim Jesse, Kelly Downing, Pam Davis, Meg Hays, Amy Voisin, Lynn Landeau. Row 3: Nancy Brilliant, Linda Harvey, Jolene Connor, Sally Wheeler, Mark Stephens. Angela Hershfield, Eddie Sears, Bernadette Sager. Mandy Hancock. Row 4: Pam Dill. Kristy Campbell, Anita O'Neal, Beau Langford, John Scales. Jeff Skipper. Mark Bloeth, Tommy Addcock, Billy Hardin, Brian Gilliam. 226 Organizations and Friendship Les Jeunes Filles began their year with the choosing of garcons and initiation of new members. At Homecoming, Les Jeunes Filles, along with Philos, entered a float with the theme of ‘‘Coil the Cobras.” It was a year filled with fun and friendship. Les Jeunes Filles showed their school spirit by making a Homecoming float. Officers (I to r) Row 1: Amy Hart, Kelly Downing, Angela Hersh-field. Laura Schulz. Row 2: Julie Cook. Jennifer Coleman, Lynn Landau. being club president isn’t all work? Organizations 227 Key Club Key Club is a boys service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Winter Haven. In the homecoming parade, they won first place with the Anchor Club for the miscellaneous float category. They have had fund raisers and have helped in service projects for the community and have enjoyed doing it. All members were able to attend the annual Key Club District Convention at Daytona Beach. Key Club ended the year with a banquet. Sponsor: Ben Carpenter President: Steve Stettner 228 Organizations Opens Deers Sweethearts: Front (L to R) Julie Baker, Pam Davis, Kim Gray. Back (L to R) Susan Baxter, Mia Marrotti. Officers: (L to R) Row 1: Mark Stephens, Steve Stettner, Billy Hardin. Row 2: Hernando DelCastillo, Bo Langford, Eddie Coppock, Peter Acken. Members: (I to r) Row 1: Bo Langford. Fred Goble, Tom Bradford. Greg Chapman, John Scales. Billy Hardin, Steve Stettner, David Dale Row 2: Robert Covington, Hernando DelCastillo, Brad Stewart, Tri Thornhill, John Vogt, Hans Katros, Mark Gerber. Row 3: Shannon Beasley, Eddie Coppock, Cory Conger, Miguel Contreras. Mark Stephens, Brad Stewart, Sam Barranco, David Carmichael. Robbie Ito, Mark Bloeth, Bert Race. Peter Acken, Organizations 229 Lee This year has been a very successful year for the Leo Club. To begin, the club conducted a membership drive, and recruited many new members. As Halloween rolled around, the club held its annual season party. The club offered its services this year in many ways. First, they participated in the campus clean-up day. They also added definite aid to the Homecoming festivities and graduation projects. Leo participated in the second annual Leo ‘‘Business Lunch at Beuna Vista and also held its second annual Leo Club Raquetball Tournament. At the end of the year, the club held a bowl game and had a Seniors Awards Banquet. They also planned for a summer reunion. The year was quite eventful and successful for the members of the Leo Club. Sponsor: Mr. Marotti. Officers: (I to r) Mike Chiavuzzi. Bobby Bisset. 2nd Row: Russell Stum. Todd Lewis. Sean Callen, Mark Gerber. 230 Organizations President: Ronald Gerber Members (I to r) ground: Fred Geathers. 1st Row: Alan Garbrecht. Russell Stum. Robert Covington. Norman Heatpence. Ty Heath. Tony Baldwin. Tommy King. Tri Thornhill. Todd Lewis. Mark Gerber. 2nd Row: Mike Chiavuzzi. Hernando DelCastillo. Denise Durrance. Monica Gable. Teresa Collins. Tawnya Polk. Delana Venrick. Amy Garbrecht, Delight Hicks, Susan Smith. Vanessa Anderson. Kristy Campbell. Julie Baker. Anita O’Neal. 3rd Row: Pete Acken. Bobby Bisset, Cory Konger. Eddie Anderson. Sam Barrance. Sean Callen, Robby Ito, Scott Savoie, Jeff Dicks, Eddie Coppock. David Dale, Alan Daniels. Organizations 231 Philcs Enjoyed a President: Teresa Collins Sponsor: Ms. Scott Members: (I to r), Row 1: Sheryl Meyer, Michelle Seber, Teresa Collins, Kelly Human Row 2: Tammy Gilbreath, Laura Wilson, Pam Brown, Michelle O'Shaunessy, Rochelle Cook, Heather Johnson, Michelle Story. Kelly Lynn Snively, Jennifer Benson, Cindy Huntington. Row 3: Courtney Downs. Susie Attaway. Martha Guzman, Julie Dawson. Carol Roberts, Kim Grey, Jennifer Price, Amy Garbrecht, Christine Melvin. Row 4: Laura Dunson, Gina Gatlin, Mandy Mitchell. Laura Grubbs. Jeanie Daughtry, Pam Gardner. Anne Beauchamp. Wendy Girone. Kissy Hagins. Row 5: James Bindschadler, Brandon Rafool, Kendall Fountain, Randy Jeffrey. Alan Garbrecht, Danny Clark, Tommy Phillips. Fred Geathers. Chris Ryder, David Lovett, Adam Sadow. 232 Organizations Spirited year Philos says Coil the Cobras! To start off their year, Philos had a formal initiation along with the Junior Woman’s Club in October. During Homecoming, Philos worked with Les Jeunes Filles in the building of their float. There was also a mother and daughter cookie exchange in December. In 1985, the club had many fund raisers — a candy sale, a bake sale, and a garage sale. Philos wound down their eventful year with a mother and daughter end-of-the-year banquet. Officers: Julie Dawson, Jennifer benson, Teresa Collins, Cindy Huntington. Organizations 233 Serteen Shows Serteen is a service club that has been sponsored by the Sertoma Athletic Club of Winter Haven for the past three years. This year the club built a float that won second place in the Homecoming parade. They also made many spirit banners to promote spirit and pride before the football games. Car washes helped keep the club in good financial condition for their many activities. Serteen challenged the other service clubs to co-ed football games and they also attended state convention in April. Sponsor: Coach Downs President: Nicole Barranco Officers: Top to Bottom: Chris Mann, Cari Flanagan, Nicole Barranco, Jeff Dawson, Mitch McKown, Tres Tuttle. 234 Organizations Their Spirit Serteen's homecoming float entry takes second. 1984-85 SERTEEN MEMBERS Organizations 235 Mr. Cox V ccK A e i Missy Curling John Vogt 1 Kristy Campbell Mark Stephens Melinda Thomas Mark Bowers Christine Melvin Susan Baxter Robbie Winfree Kelly Lyn Snively 236 Organizations $ pe Anita O'Neal Steve Eisenschenk Kristin Parsons David Carmichael Angie Bartlemay Steve Morgan Audra Imber Jen Jen Jones Heather Bevis Mark Gerber Michelle Mason Organizations 237 Wha Hwa Uta See Staff Anita O'Neal 1984-85 Staff Co-Editors: Mark Bowers, Anita O'Neal Adviser: Mr. Jim Cox Organizations Michelle Mason, editor Jen Jen Jones Heather Bevis Angie Bartlemay Sports Kristy Campbell, editor Christine Melvin Steve Eisenschenk Academics Missy Curling, editor John Vogt Classes Angie Bartlemay. editor Kristin Parsons Student Life Susan Baxter, editor Mark Stephens David Carmichael Photographers Steve Morgan Audra Imber Robbie Winfree Melinda Thomas John Vogt Advertising Kelly Snively, editor Mark Gerber Mark Bowers Staff (I to r) Row 1: Michelle Mason, Angie Bartlemay. Melinda Thomas. Missy Curling, Kristy Campbell, Christine Melvin, Jen Jen Jones, Heather Bevis, Susan Baxter, Kristin Parsons. Row 2: Robbie Winfree, Steve Eisenschenk, Kelly Snively, Mark Stephens, Mark Bowers. Anita O'Neal, David Carmichael, John Vogt. Mark Gerber, Steve Morgan. 238 Organizations Octaketcs Officers: (I to r) Tina Jester. Kelly Collins, Kim Jischke. President: Kelly Collins Members: (I to r) Front Row: Mr Schramm, Sponsor. Melinda Thomas. Norman Hartpence. Kim Jischke. Laura Erbel. Dawn Dilts. Ms. Bernadette Saucier. Back Row: Teri Schramm. Tawana Phillips. Tina Jester. Marlene Thompson. Kelly Collins. Organizations 239 Future Business FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America, was sponsored by Mrs. Meyer and the president was Mark Bernstein. This year they participated in the FBLA Fall Rally in November, the FBLA District Contest in February, and the FBLA State Convention in May. President: Mark Bernstein. Row 1: T. Hines. P. Hampton, D. May, M. Yates, D. McCaslin, L. Speer, B. Hardin Row 2: T. Connell. K. Cardin, L. Dumaresq, K. Earnest. N. Kriston, A. Barfield, E. Andrews. C. Crooks, T. Bryant. Row 3: R. Brown. M. Cheeseman. C. Rowell, C. Warren, R. Vittone, W. Cobb. M. Bernstein, R Gerber. 240 Organizations Leaders cf America Members in the District Rally Fashion Show. Officers: Kneeling: P. Hampton. M. Bernstein. Standing: T. Hines. D. McCaslin, D. May. Sponsor: Mrs. Meyer and President: Mark Bernstein with their award from FBLA District Rally for largest membership. Organizations 241 Cooperative Business Education has had a very eventful year. In addition to district contests, CBE successfully participated in the FBLA District Rally at the Southwest Complex. The club also attended breakfasts with special guest speakers. To complete the year, CBE was involved in the Employer Appreciation Banquet. Altogether, the club had a very exciting and successful year. President: Heather Johnson. Cooperative Row 1: Officers: Sharon Dowdy, Mindy Pangburn, Heather Johnson, Julie Baker. 242 Organizations Business Education Sponsor: Mr. J. Cox Row 1: A. Willis. J. Fraine. H. Ireland. R. Ray. M. Pangburn. H. Johnson, J. Baker, J. Lucas Row 2: L. Neumann. K. Lewis, S. Dowdy. R. Garcia. S. Croston, S. Cribbs, K. Lewis. K. Gordon, L. Sims. Organizations 243 Diversified President: Troy Chambliss There's a time to work ... Officers (I to r): Mickey Rooney, Erin Mahoney, Troy Chambliss, Missy Clark, Patty Fort. Sponsor: Leta Wright 244 Organizations Cooperative Training The 1984-85 D.C.T. club was sponsored by Ms. Wright. The club attended a DCT-CECF District 9 Convention on November 13, at Bartow Civic Center, a DCT-CECF District 9 Contest at Haines City High School, and a State CECF Convention in May at Lake Buena Vista. During football season they sold football ribbons and blue devil auto tags. Another profitable venture was the selling of candy. To celebrate their successful year, they had a Halloween party, Christmas Breakfast, Skating Party, and a cook-out. Finally, to culminate the year, D.C.T. contributed approximately $500 to the State CEFUS Project. ... and there's a time to play! Members (I to r). Row 1: Kay Vaughn. Missy Ream. Rosanne Dudley, Anna Lisa Pacholski. Robin Hunt, Stephanie Albaugh. Row 2: Buck Mayo, Erin Mahoney, David Abner, Jimmy Schramm, Richard Radzack, Arnold Fredrick, Troy Chambliss, Rick Lott, Gary Rogers, Bobby DuBois, Scott Messner, Mickey Rooney, David Dumond, Missy Clark. Mark Varela, Patty Fort, Roy Huggins, Michelle Dean, Mike Woodard. Organizations 245 French Club French Club had a very successful year. They started the year off with a Crepe Fete at the president’s home to welcome new members. During Christmas they sold Advent Calendars to finance a new Apple computer. The club's Christmas project was to help the migrant children from Haiti, and the Carribean Islands. In November, during National Education Week, they helped to sponsor the Faculty Appreciation Breakfast. In January, a candy sale of M-n-M's helped to purchase a new Apple 2 computer. In February, the club had a Mardi Gras party, followed by participation in the Foreign Language Day at Florida Southern College in March. In April, they attended the French play, Le Petit Prince at PCC. French club ended an eventful year with a Fiesta Night, and election of new officers. President: Jennifer DiNunzio Row 1: A. Parsons. H. Johnson. K MacAffee. J. DiNunzio, S. Peters, C. DiNunzio. S. Reese Row 2: M. Thomas, D. Con-stentino. N. Brilliant, 0. Cao. P. Gray, J. Gaskins, R. Faulk, H. Hatmaker, K. Cardin. Row 3: T. Bradford. C. Blank, T. Bennett. W. Leonard, J. Warner. B. Lister, S. Lang, A. Matheson, S. Gregory, D. Parks. D. Jones, K. Human, C. Ladner, M. Me-Clernan Row 4: C. Chapman. E Mahoney, C. Crissman. M Richardson, D. Pooser. S. Callan, T. Baldwin. L. Nelson, S. Ostram. R. Wright, J. Chippewa, T. Jones, C. Anderson, M. Guziejka, L. Schulz, M Stephens. 246 Organizations Parlez vcu Fracais? Members at crepe fete party. Sponsor: Ms. Golden. Officers, Kneeling: Kelly MacAffee. Jennifer DiNunzio, Sony Peters. Standing: Honora Johnson, Kristin Parsons. Christine DiNunzio, Suzy Reese. Organizations 247 Future Farmers ef America The FFA has been extremely active during 1984-85. The year was started oft in Gainesville with the State Cattle Judging Contest. In March, the members participated in an area youth fair. Then in June, the State Convention in Orlando was attended by many students. The year was brought to an exhilarating close with the annual banquet honoring the outstanding members of this productive club. President: Richard Robnett Sponsor: Mr. Thornhill Nature . . . there is no substitute! Officers (I to r) Steve Morgan. Randy Soloman. Richard Robnett. John Miceli, Rob Winfree. Lori Riddle. Members (I to r) Row 1: Rob Winfree. Danny Slocum, Jeff Strickland. Markus Stallings. Brian Gillgren. Chris Locke, Robert Hedrick, Sammy Warren. Samantha Jesse. Chris Haden. Cecilio Acevedo. Anthony Rayborn. Bobby Nathey. Dennis Moosbrugger. Row 2: Tom Joiner. Tracy Smith, Tammy Hicks. Ricky Hall, Keith Mangus. Robert Giles. Woody Hines. Lori Riddle. Marie Hurst, Tracy Coffman. Ronny Hooks. Donna May. Danny Gallo. Mike Chambers. Row 3: Steven Morgan. Albert Cross, Cliff Gray, Tad Fraine. Cameron Clayton. Jonathan Huff. Stan Hall, Mark Palmer. Bobby McCall. Mike Wilson, David Duncan, Mike Mertz, Tina Skinner, Lisa Hackle, Suzette Green. Row 4: Eddie Feagle. Bob Hurst, Chris Coscia, Bill Croka. Rebecca Burnham, Terri Waters, Tammy Hines. Larry Reynolds. Mike Byrd. Greg Dotson, Terry Holley. Tom Miceli. Todd Sage. Nick Klotzbier, Keith Mitchell. 248 Organizations fytA: Here te Help Plans for the future . . . President: Amy Hart Officers (I to r) Front: Bernadette Sager. Back Row: Kendall Fountain, Kim Jesse, Jen Jen Jones, Amy Hart, Susan Baxter, Jose Parilla. The FYEA, or Florida Youth Education Association, had a productive year in 1984-85. They sponsored American Educational Week, honoring all administration, faculty, and staff. Scholarship representatives and other guests were also invited to lunch during the week. Then for the holidays, the club provided a Christmas party for Wahneta and Jewett migrants, complete with Santa Claus and gifts for each child. They closed out the year with their annual banquet. Sponsor: Mrs. Harris Members (I to r) Row 1: Julie Cook, Kim Jesse. Bernadette Sager, Jolene Connor. Jen Jen Jones. Jenny Winters, Peggy Threlkel. Susan Baxter, Mark Stephens. Angela Hershfield. Amy Hart. Row 2: Michelle McClernan, Janice Chippewa. Rachel Falk, Donna Jones. Dana Barger, Chris Anderson, Heidi Hatmaker. Mandy Hancock. Chris Rizer. Kendall Fountain. Jose Parilla. Organizations 249 National lienor Society Yuck! Monday again. Hard at work. What I need is a Big Mac attack. HOME- OF THE blue devils Officers (I to r) Missy Curling. Pam Davis. Nena Manzo, Jennifer Hadden. Mark Hagman. Ai-Thu Nguyen. Willie Chen. Jose Parrilla, Tri Thornhill. Go ahead . . . make my day! Missy states her point. 250 Organizations Always Makes the Grade President: Nena Manzo ? ■ k Sponsor: Mrs. Joiner In 1984-85, the National Honor Society again recognized the exceptional students at WHHS. One way was to award academic letters to juniors and seniors with a 3.2 grade point average or better. In addition, the club helped with campus and city clean-ups, while continuing its tutoring service for students needing assistance with' their classes. A donation to Special Olympics and Christmas presents to pupils at Polk Life and Learning Center rounded off the year with generosity and good will. NHS truly deserves our praise! Moe, Larry, and Curly. Meetings are always unique. Members (I to r) Row 1: Ravi Chandrasekhara, Tommy Phillips, Tri Thornhill, Kim Gray, Dianne Rey, Amy Garbrecht, Jennifer Hadden, Honora Johnson, Nena Manzo, Oanh Nguyen, Eric Wardowski, Amy Singleton, Travis Kennedy. Row 2: Michael Camilli, Michelle Welch, Pam Gardner. Kim Lien Nguyen. Cappy Harrison. Ai-Thu Nguyen. Melissa Pelt, Kim Henderson, Missy Curling, Jeff Skipper Row 3: Eddy Coppock, Eddie Anderson, Chip Fortenberry, Amy Hart. Kelly Downing, Meg Hays. Angie Hardaway. Tammy Christopher, Kristine Anastasio, Christine Melvin, Willie Chen Row 4: Kendall Fountain, Doug Waltonbaugh. Steve Eisenschenk. Robbie Ito, Keith Ashley, David Hagler, Mark Bernstein, Susan Baxter, Pam Davis, Erin Mahoney. Row 5: Mark Stephens, Russell Stum, Bobby Bissett, Mark Hagman, Jose Parrilla, Mark Platzer, Brad Beatty, Brad Stewart. Row 6: Pam Jones, Holly Sommers, Jen Jen Jones. Mark Bloeth, Charles Landau, Troy Smith. Denise Underberg, Jolene Connor, Gene Lien. Organizations 251 The 14th II 4 M Troops eager to start on Homecoming Parade. Why can’t these dudes stop following me? Company A” Members (I to r) Row 1: Capt. David Sanborn (Company Commander), Lt. Alvin Williams, Lt. Victor Austin, 1SG Greg Hamm, Ernest Searcy, Robert Orr, Rhonda Smith, Paul Daniels, Chris Allridge, Rodney Roberts, Shawn Monts, Michael Trant, Richard Szafranski, Latesha French, Willie Jones, Gerald Battle, Jerrod Curtis. Row 2: Colonel Beth Stanfield, Lt. Cary Jackson. 254 Organizations Battalion of WHHS!! Watch your step, I know kung-fu! The JROTC program at WHHS was initially established in 1971 to develop in each cadet: good citizenship, self-reliance, leadership, responsiveness to constituted authority, a knowledge of basic military skills, an appreciation of the roll of the U.S. Army, and an appreciation of the importance of physical education. The military staff consisted of Senior Army Instructor Lt. Colonel Dan Partin, Command Sergeant Major Don Ded-mon, and Master Sergeant Gary Burback. “Company B Members (I to r) row 1: Sandra Barrera Row 2: Capt. Paul Austin (Company Commander), Lt. Lamar Sineath, Lt. Ben Welch, 1SG Lisa Nelson, Danny Schneider, Kyle McArthur, Petey Salyina. Adrianna Meridith, Gerardo Cruz, James Horne. Vince Hall. Row 3: John Toth, Jerry Jacobs. Melody Stevenson, Steven Kemp. Organizations 255 The 14th ll t rt Troops eager to start on Homecoming Parade. Why can't these dudes stop following me?” “Company A” Members (I to r) Row 1: Capt. David Sanborn (Company Commander), Lt. Alvin Williams, Lt. Victor Austin, 1SG Greg Hamm, Ernest Searcy, Robert Orr, Rhonda Smith, Paul Daniels, Chris Allridge, Rodney Roberts, Shawn Monts, Michael Trant, Richard Szafranski, Latesha French, Willie Jones, Gerald Battle, Jerrod Curtis Row 2: Colonel Beth Stanfield. Lt. Cary Jackson. 254 Organizations Battalion of Wl II iSK Watch your step, I know kung-fu! The JROTC program at WHHS was initially established in 1971 to develop in each cadet: good citizenship, self-reliance, leadership, responsiveness to constituted authority, a knowledge of basic military skills, an appreciation of the roll of the U.S. Army, and an appreciation of the importance of physical education. The military staff consisted of Senior Army Instructor Lt. Colonel Dan Partin. Command Sergeant Major Don Ded-mon, and Master Sergeant Gary Burback. “Company B” Members (I to r) row 1: Sandra Barrera Row 2: Capt. Paul Austin (Company Commander), Lt. Lamar Sineath, Lt. Ben Welch, 1SG Lisa Nelson, Danny Schneider, Kyle McArthur, Petey Salyina, Adrianna Meridith, Gerardo Cruz. James Horne. Vince Hall. Row 3: John Toth, Jerry Jacobs, Melody Stevenson, Steven Kemp. Organizations 255 We are proud! Demonstrating spirit and pride in the 1984 Homecoming Parade. Holding the flag high. “Company C” Members (I to r) Row 1: Ken Brokenburr. Row 2: Major Wallace Inman (Company Commander), Lt. James Reeves, Jacqueline Williams, 1SG Felicia Allen, Lorenzo Durant, Bernard Webster, Daphney Lackey. Michelle Sutton, Rhonda Smith, Terri Smith. Row 3: Robert Orr, Leon Embry, Wayne Moran, Jesse Poole. Patricia Stewart. 256 Organizations We 11 e Devils! (JDCTC style) The cadets have performed in many parades, pre-football game ceremonies, drill meets, and rifle team matches throughout Florida. The Color Guard was used in many programs throughout the year. Each cadet fired rifles during their marksmanship classes. A tremendous amount of skill and preparation went into these displays. Am I just paranoid or is a huge red thing about to run us down??” Company D” Members (I to r) Row 1: Major Ronald Harris (Company Commander), Lt. David Dorman, 1SG Brady Gatlin, Tony Walley, Fernandez Gunter, Joe Harrison, Joe Coppins, Donny Weatherford, Donna Brokenburr, Robert Ledford. Corey Mosely. Row 2: Bryan Lowe, Shawn Williams, Roy Harper, Kevin Kaufman, William Jordan, Todd Silverwood, Azaris Mathews, Terrell Walls, Nancy Koch, Terri Harvey, Shvonia Embry, Capt. Tracy Jones (Staff), Lt. Kendra Wilson (Staff), Lt. Cary Jackson (Staff). Organizations 257 JfCTC: The future This year the cadet corps numbered over 160 students and. for the first time in JROTC history. WHHS produced the first girl Battalion Commander: Beth Stanfield. The social highlight of the year was the annual formal military ball held at Cypress Gardens. Many of the county high schools which had JROTC progams also attended. Thinking about the challenges ahead . .. “Company E Members (I to r) Row 1: Gary Heath. Row 2: Capt. Courtney Martin (Company Commander), Lt. Pamela Thomas, Lt. Willie Edom. 1SG Chris Palmer. Marvin Williams. Tony Jiles, Tim Rutter. B. J. Carter, Nathaniel Robinson, Jerome Carter. Mike VanDervort. Row 3: Jim Calloway. Tina Gibson, Felecia McClendon. Duane Johnson, Jacqueline Ingram, Pamela Hattan, Robert Lovell, Daniel Akins, Jerry Igaz, John Gardner, Lynis Sermons, Jon Sheldon. 258 Organizations Leaders ef America Sponsor: CSM Don Dedmon PT Sponsor: MSG Gary Burback V Sponsor: LTC Dan Partin “Staff- Members (I to r): (Adjutant), (SI) Cadet Captain Tracy Jones; (Intelligence Officer) (S2) Cadet Lt. Kendra Wilson; (Battalion Commander) Cadet Colonel Beth Stanfield; (Operations Officer) (S3) Cadet Lt. Jonathan Thompson; (Supply Officer) (S4) Cadet Lt. Cary Jackson. Organizations 259 Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, under the sponsorship of Mr. Marotti. Coach Bass and Ms. Jordan, held meetings every other Thursday this year. They participated in a state rally in Wildwood, as well as a rally and lock-in with area FCA chapters. Other activities included attending Blue Devil basketball games. UFS Bull's basketball games. Tampa Bay Bandits, and Orlando Renegades USFL games and other sports oriented activities. The FCA is intended to bring high school students together in Christian fellowship. It also encourages stronger faith in the Lord. Ms. Jordan, one of FCA’s sponsors. President: Charlie Warren Officers (I to r): Sam Barranco. Sean McCarty. Michelle Madden. Charlie Warren. Kevin Helms. Members (I to r) Row 1: Kelly Fagan. Michelle Madden. Ron Hood. Tommy Bradford. Neil Broom. David Douglas. Steve Imes. Scott Sheplee. Row 2: Jo Schell. Cheri Peek, Lisa Nelson. Brandon Rafool. Chris Rizer. Charlie Warren. Kevin Helms. David King. Tommy Braaten. Sponsors: Miss Jordan. Coach Woodell. 260 Organizations The Pride ef Winter Haven Rank Leader : Row 1: Mike Glave. Alan Garbrecht. John Rodriguez Row 2: Denise Underberg. Jodette Dumke. Jodi Sutton. Cheryl Crissman Row 3: Chris Sackett. Mary Hallett. Teresa Baggett. Kitten Howell. Janet Hooper. Katie Grenscher. Tammy Christopher. Janice Boyd. Pam Gardner. Mia Marotti. Pam Jones. Row 4: Gary Williams. Marcus Johnson. Kendall Fountain. Richard Criss, Jeff Schwarb. Ricky Stewart. Jodi Peavy. Robbie Ito. Kelly Kathman. Janelle Hurgeton. Not Pictured: Heather Bevis. Officer : Sitting: Kim Henderson. Jim Dix. Row 2: Ty Faulkner. Leslie Lasseter. Robin Harrell. Dianne Rey. Beth Gill. Jodi Sutton. Row 3: Kuame Opeyo. Katie Grenscher. Tammy Christopher. Laguanna Johnson. Teresa Baggett. Mia Marotti. Delana Venrick. Not Pictured: Heather Bevis. The 1984 85 Marching Band Organizations 261 Assistant Director: Jim Rees Director: David Fultz 1-2-3=4 ??? Cheese Beth. Drum Majors: Beth Gill, Robin Harrell. Row 1: Bill Brown, Donnie Weatherford, Jennifer Grimm, Susan Hulme, Robin Harrell, Gary Williams. Richie Applegarth, Eric Vaughn, Marcus Johnson, Jim Williams, Mike Glave. Johnny Cotton. Row 2: Alex DelCastillo, David Alexander, Janet Hooper, Lisa Zelonsky, Tim McLeod, Todd Lewis, Richard Criss, Jim Dix, David Randolph, Jeff Schwarb, Mr. Rees. 262 Organizations Cheerio. We're drummers, and proud of it! S-M-l-L-E. The Winter Haven High School, Pride of Winter Haven, became internationally known this year on their tour through the British Isles. There they participated in the Harrogate Music Festival, and then went on to London for sightseeing and concerts. The Pride also kept the high standard of achievement at the District Marching Contest by rating a Superior. The Band participated in the Pride of Kathleen contest, coming in second place, only 2.7 points behind rival Lakeland. To help members pay for the trip to England, the band sponsored several fund raisers; such as a candy sale and a sausage and cheese sale. The Pride also presented its 43rd Annual Concert Series to the public. 1984-85 was both a very full and rewarding year for all the members involved in this proud organization. You can do it Beth, Fly! Homecoming Parade. Hey Dudes!!! Organizations 263 I can name that tune in three notes! You want me to do what? Play it again! Is someone following me? Determination. Where are we supposed to go? Hey mom, no cavities!!! That's it! That’s it! 264 Organizations Devilettes Officers: Pam Gardner. Chris Sackett. Co-Captains: Mia Marotti. Teresa Mia Marotti, Teresa Baggett, Mary Baggett. Hallett, Pam Jones. Row 1: Mia Marotti. Teresa Baggett. Row 2: Chris Sackett. Mary Hallett. Pam Gardner. Pam Jones Row 3: Tammy Gilbreath. Pam Brown. Dina Emry. Susy Attaway, Shari Spitzkopf. Pam Lee. Tan Blake. Kim Lucky. Sheryl Meyer. Starla Peters. Missy MacCalla. Kathie Lister. Row 4: Rachael Faulk, Laura Gary. Wendy Girone. Delight Hicks. Eula Carter. Angela Tehnet. Lani Spence. Carol Roberts. Vicki VanHart, Lisa Enos. Missy Satterfield. Dawn Binns. Organizations 265 The Devilettes are full of pride and smiles too! Looking good girls, very good! Wait! Which foot goes first ? Now how do you fold this again? We salute Winter Haven High School!!! 266 Organizations W.H.H.S. riag Corps Sponsor: Mrs. Fultz Flag Corps Members (I to r) Row 1: Katie Gerenscher. Tammy Christopher. Row 2: Denise Whitten. Monica Gabel, Edmelinda Figueroa. Janice Boyd, Stephanie Smith, Janelle Hurgeton. Angie Hardaway. Row 3: Chandra Bailey, Stephanie Hampton, Kelly Bice. Stacy Rizer. Kelly Kathman. Stephanie Buxton, Hopie Newell. Keep your eyes in the sky! Organizations 267 Flags and Majorettes This year laGuanna Lawrence, who was the only majorette, sparked enthusiasm with her smile. Determination and concentration are the key. 268 Organizations Orchestra • Orchestra • Orchestra Orchestra Director: Mr. Lawson Members, (top to bottom) Eric Wardowski. Angie Davis, Melissa MacCrea. Patrick Plummer, Kathy Hopper. Kirsten Demmings. Debbie Yoder, Dawn Parks. Edward Ho. Gene Lien. Robbie Hopper. Tri Thornhill. Michelle Varela. Brenda Lister. Susan Goodman, Lisa Windham, Andrea Mueller. Marie Guziejka. Elvira Garcia, Marcus Johnson, Gunter Orchestra keeps the music rollin’! Kalogridis, Terri Alexandrou. Tony Manzo. Andy Manzo, Ron Alford. Organizations 269 Orchestra Ends the year cn a Occd Note! Orchestra had an eventful year, which started off with an Early-Bird Concert and String Round-Up. This was performed at Denison Junior High School. During Homecoming they worked on a float and participated in the parade. December brought a Christmas Concert at Polk Community College for the orchestra, who performed with the vocal ensemble and chorus. Several members went to All-State Orchestra this year. In addition to this, small groups of students went around Winter Haven and performed for many associations and groups. Watch out Philharmonic Orchestra here I come! Angie's just fiddlin’ around! Officers: (top to bottom) Elvira Garcia, Debbie Yodder, Tri Thornhill, Dawn Parks, Gunter Kalogridis. Gene Lien, Lisa Windham. 270 Organizations A Sens and a Smile Mr Jones directs and sponsors chorus. Ooo . . . There’s a bug in the book! Friendship is extended to the foreign exchange students. Practice! Relaxing after the AFS performance. “I thought you picked up Brenda!” Organizations 271 Concert Choir The 1984-85 school year saw the Concert Choir and Vocal Ensemble invited, for their 14th consecutive year, to sing in the Walt Disney World Christmas Candlelight Processional in December. Performances included their Christmas Concert in December, Winter Concert in February, and their annual “Memories” Concert in May. The Concert Choir participated in the Florida Vocal Association Chorus Festival held in March. Other activities included fund-raising with Burger King coupons and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. The year ended with the Choral Music Department Awards Banquet in May. Officers, (I to r): Tony Mathews, Jack Defoe, Pam Warren, Amy Hart. Members (I to r), Row 1: Daphine Plant. Sharon Bellamy, Laticio French, Greg Upchurch. Tim Bridges. Tony Mathews, Kevin Wright, Johnny Pearce, Shelley Buckley, Francis Farmer. Mary Etchey. Row 2: Holly Kibbey, Bobbi Jo Etchey, Pamela Hatten. Will Green, Jim Staford, Scott Gardner, Jeff Bryan, Ronnie Reed, Stephanie Hampton. Brenda Lister, Karen Hess, Amy Hart. Row 3: Mr. Jones, Pam Warren, Nena Manzo, Jack Defoe, Jeff Roberts. Jeff Rullman, John Mills, Ron Kastens. Rita Johnson, Melissa Porter. 272 Organizations Vccal Ensemble Officers, (I to r): Johnny Pearce, Brenda Lister, Jeff Roberts. The Vocal Ensemble presented approximately 30 performances during the year for various special, civic, school, and church groups. In February, they participated in the Florida Vocal Association Solo Ensemble Festival. Performances during the year included the Florida State Fair in Tampa and the Strawberry Festival in Plant City. The year ended with members participating in the Florida Vocal Association State Festival at FSU in Tallahassee. Members (I to r), Row 1: Ron Kastens, Nena Manzo, Pam Warren, Johnny Pearce, Brenda Lister, Tony Matthews, Joe Jones. Row 2: John Mills, Jeff Roberts, Stephanie Hampton, Kevin Wright, Tim Bridges. Jack Defoe. Organizations 273 Ole’ tc EspandS The 1984-1985 Spanish Club had a very exciting and successful year. The club started the year by purchasing two Apple Computers, a printer, and software for the Spanish classrooms. In October, the members all got together for a Taco Party. The club also set up a bus to offer transportation to the Tampa King football game. During the Christmas season, the club brought presents to migrant children in our elementary schools. The club also had a Christmas Party for its members. At Foreign Language Day, Winter Haven High School was very well represented by many members of the club. President: Jose Parilla. Members (I to r) Row 1: Kim Henderson, Jose Parilla, David Dale. Row 2: Neriel Rosario, Mark Bloeth, Cari Crooks, Ravi Chandrasekhara, Tri Thornhill, Tommy King, Kim Gray. Row 3: Dawn Dilts, Suzanne Gregroy, Daniel Rosario, Linda Harvey, Jolene Connor. Row 4: Ty Heath, Wendy Girone, Carol Roberts, Susan Attaway, Michelle Mason, Teresa Collins, Rochelle Cook, Eddie Sears, Julie Baker, Lynn Landau, Christie Partlow. Jimmy Rivera. Row 5: Mike Chambers, Tommy Braaten, Andrew Bosse, Tim Rutter, Starla Peters, Sheryl Meyer, Jeff Fordum, Christine Melvin, Mark Gerber. 274 Organizations A Fiesta ef Fun! Sponsor: Mr. Lopez. Sponsor: Mrs. Velez. Organizations 275 Future licmemakers Future Homemakers of America was sponsored by Ms. Bates. Ms. Thomas. Ms. Mellichamp. and Ms. Small. Their president was Michelle Story. This year FHA sponsored the Dream Girls pageant and the Devil Darling contest. The members cheered on the participants in the Special Olympics. The club also participated in the Homecoming parade and entered a float. They participated in the Youth Fair in Bartow, the state sponsored activities and proficiency events. To raise money they sold sweetheart grams and participated in other fund raising programs. President: Michelle Story Officers, Sitting: Lisa Nelson, Michelle Story. Standing: Michelle McClernan. Mindy MacCalla. Debbie Brooks, Jody Peavy. Marlene Thompson, Kelly Human. 276 Organizations cf America Mrs. Small and Mrs. Bates Members in the Homecoming Parade. Sitting: Liz Oumaresq. Row 1: Jennifer Benson. Jeanie Lindley. Teresa Collins, Kelly Lynn Snively. Row 2: Mindy Mac-Calla, Mia Marotti, Michelle McClernan. Kelly Human. Row 3: Mrs. Small, Jody Peavy, Debbie Brooks, Marlene Thompson, Michelle Story, Stephanie Buxton, Ms. Mellichamp. Row 4: Lisa Nelson, Bobby Wilson, Dallas Steiger. Lisa Williams. Organizations 277 German Club: The 1984-85 German Club proved to be beneficial and energetic. During Christmas, the club participated in supplying toys to needy children. Then the New Year was started off with a fund-raising project — the selling of M M’s. The members have helped in Campus Cleanups sponsored by I.C.C., showing their eagerness to help the school. As a reward for their spirit, the club used its funds to buy a stereo and a computer to further learn about the German language. Oh boy! I might even pick up an accent like Zsa Zsa Gabor! Members (I to r), Row 1: Matt Burkett, Mike Dalbon, David Carmichael Row 2: Shirley Speer, Janice Guziejka, Denice Underberg, Heather Bevis. Karen Nigg, Linda Harvey. Scott Shelplee. Row 3: Kelly Knepp, Julie Roevig, Angela Mercer. Ruth Johnson, Kim Nyguen, Bernadette Sager, Nikki Kriston, Russell Hays, Keith Ashley, Lee Barrow. Row 4: Michael Chiavuzzi, Charles Landau, Sean Callen, Steve Eisenschenk, Jeff Rullman, Fred Geathers, Mandy Hancock, Willy Chen, Frank Fischer, Gene Lien, Steve Gordon Row 5: Edward Anderson. Brad Stewart, Ron Gerber, Bobby Bisset, Russ Stum, Robbie Ito, Doug Waltonbaugh, Sam Wang, Allen Black. 278 Organizations A Unique Experience! President: Karen Nigg Sponsor: Mrs. Eisenschenk Officers, (I to r) Row 1: Willy Chen, Russell Hayes. Keith Ashley. Row 2: Gene Lien. Fred Geathers. Nikki Kriston, Karen Nigg. Organizations ?7Q American field Service Members (I to r) Row 1: Angie Hardaway, Liz Dumaresq, Donna Jones, Cheryl Knighten, Kim Jesse, Julie Cook, Rachel Falk, Sony Peters, Honora Johnson, Melissa Pelt. Kneeling: Debbie Hansen, Tammy Christopher, Kim Gray, Heidi Hat-macker, Missy Reeves, Angela Hershfield, Sally Wheeler. Cindy Ladner, Mary Hallett, Beth Gill, Kim Cardin, Kim Henderson, Marie Smith. 3rd Row: Dana Barger, Nicole Barranco, Mandy Hancock, Martha Guzman, Mandy Mitchell, Julie Dawson, Meg Hays, Carol Langley, Kelly Downing, Susan Baxter, Pam Davis, Russell Hays, Angela Argentieri, Heather Ireland. 4th Row: Keith Ashley, Angel Benito, Steve Eisenschenk, Tony Baldwin, Cory Konger, Billy Hardin, Bill Brokora, Amy Hart, Ronald Gerber, David Hagler, David Vale, Sean Callen, Robbie Ito, Eddie Anderson, Miguel Contreras, David Carmichael. 280 Organizations ____________________________________________________________________________ American Field Service had a fun and exciting year! They kicked off the year with a barbecue before a football game, so that the foreign exchange students could meet the members. This club is a great place to make new friends and learn the culture and personalities of students who live in different countries. This year four exchange students were sponsored: Miguel Contreras, Martha Guzman, Angela Argentieri, and Angel Benito. Exchange Students: Miguel Contreras, Martha Guzman, Angela Argentieri, Angel Benito. Sponsor: Ms. Stroupe I.C.C.: Symbol off Unity Officers (clockwise): Kim Gray, Steve Morgan, David Dale. Jennifer DiNunzio. Sponsor: Mr. Ashley President: David Dale The Inter-Club Council, which is made up of all the club presidents, had an outstanding 1984-85 school year. It sponsored campus clean-ups in October and March, participated in a Winter Haven city beautification project, helped to landscape part of the campus, and produced the monthly school calendar. Sponsored by Mr. Ashley, I.C.C. brought the various clubs together for a productive and harmonious year. Members (I to r), Row 1: Elvira Garcia, Michelle Yon, Angela Hershfield, Kim Gray. Heather Johnson. Billy Hardin. Susan Baxter. Jennifer DiNunzio Row 2: Teresa Baggett. Tammie Christopher. Nena Manzo. Laura Hatch. Kelly Collins, Kim Henderson. Christine DiNunzio, Keith Ashley. Sally Wheeler. Steve Morgan Row 3: Brandon Rafool, Nicole Barranco. Sue Clark, Steve Stettner. Bill Brakora, Jimmy Dix, Ronald Gerber, David Dale. Organizations 281 Division 283 U.S. 17 South Winter Haven Next Door: Holiday Inn Howard Johnson's Golden Spoon 293-0069 Award Winner 294-6073 Nunez Collins Touchton s@. r £ec J ic. ■jccc in nn GEORGE T. NUNEZ, CPA (Retired) G. EDMUND NUNEZ II, CPA CHARLES T. NUNEZ, CPA THOMAS A. COLLINS, CPA DAVID M. TOUCHTON, CPA DANIEL F. DORRELL, CPA Offices Lakeland Sebring Winter Haven (813)294-4131 R x RESTAURANTS. I C. 199 Cypress Gardens Blvd. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 293-5600 293-5184 Servicing All Makes of Stereo equipment STEREO SERVICE CENTER A QUALIFIED SERVICE CENTER LARRY CALVIN 104 Ave. A. S.E. Owner Winter Haven, FL 33880 M We Service All Makes 23 Years Experience JAN PHYL TELEVISION ESTIMATES FAST SERVICE DON AND PHIL 3420 RECKER HIGHWAY 299-8821 WINTER HAVEN. 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Aundra Carter Apparel Shoes JHarilyu’e jMobhy Craft DC MAGICAL THINGS WITH PAINT IN A TUBE Zayre’s Shopping Plaza 299-6520 294 Advertising Inspirational Gifts Books. Music 4 Bibles DAVID DONNA DRIGGERS David 4 Donna's Cove Gifts 3rd St S.W. (813) 293 2296 110 Winter Haven Mall Winter Haven. FL 33880 Daily 10 A M 9 P.M. Sunday 12 30 P.M 5 30 P.M LAARCADA Downtown Winter Haven Choose from the finer things in life A waterbed is an investment, one of the .nost important ones youll ever make After all. youll be living with it for'years Make sure the waterbed you select for your home is top quality, waterbeds that can stand up to day-to « s .living We offer the finest waterbeds made todav Thev-are pieces of beauty and grace A waterbed that will last through this generation and last for the next Guaranteed I owest Prices. Highest Qualitv.and f riendliest Service IUalexbedA £tc. Wrvfpr never Or , Watered St o' winte haven mail ? +?S37 OP|S • OA S MOS S ’ •o� su •jjos CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From The HOME OF THE WORLD’S FASTEST POWERBOATS Advertising 295 R. t. POITRAS CO. 130 W. C ntr l Art. . Aereu front Port OfHeo Phono 294-1244 • Whto Hoyo . RorUa ? Ul Strict ht S Ufi ART RESTORATION CONSERVATION TELEPHONE 293-2851 Helen’s Beauty Salon HELEN THOMAS HIGHWAY 17, NORTH OWNER EAGLE LAKE, FL 33839 Congratulations Class of ’85. Compliments of Mr. Mrs. C. A. Parsons Congratulations Class of 85! From... METRIC MOTORS Rural Rt. 3, Box 246 Building 356 Bartow, FL 33830 ______533-8579 296 Advertising WINTER HAVEN SOUTH TELEPHONE (0131 294 7749 £SM8i Sh£0 '904 HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER Enid Bucceri Highway 17 Store Manager Eagle Lake Flowers for All Occasions Weddings a Specialty Wire Service Flower Affair 400 Hwy. 17 North P.O. Box 1227 Eagle Lake, FL 33839 Charles and Arlene Barnhill Owners Designers Phone 813-293-1914 The Finest m Children 's Fashions A Accessories for Infants • Toddlers - Boys A Girls Layaway Free Gift Wrapping 220 WEST CENTRAL AVE. WINTER HAVEN. FL. 33880 HOURS MON.-SAT. 9 am-6 pm (jarden i3euutif -Sa(on 1610 6th ST. S.E. Winter Haven, FI Phone: 293-7828 Jeffrey C. Hayes Branch Manager CARTERET SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, F.A. 1120 1st Street, South Winter Haven Office Winter Haven, Florida 33880 813-294-7567 Best Wishes Seniors I Advertising 297 MASTER CHARGE AND VISA ACCEPTED TELEPHONE 813-294-1594 ESTABLISHED 1904 GOLDEN GATE CHINESE RESTAURANT CANTONESE MANDARIN DISHES COCKTAILS POLYNESIAN DRINKS 1000 CYPRESS GARDENS ROAD LUNCH 11 MM WINTER HAVEN. FLORIOA DINNER 4:30-1160 P M 200-4996 7 DAYS A WEEK f HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER RICK HOLT 1507 HAVENDALE BLVD. Owner WINTER HAVEN, FL 33880 DELISA HENSLEY OWNER 3® The Styling Den “Family Hair Styling 2787 Recker Hwy. W.H., Fla. 293-2676 Village Plaza Tuas.-Sat. 9-5 After Hours By Appointment Barnett Is Florida’s Bank. Barnett BanK 298 Advertising Phone 294-3010 COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON 1690 10th St. S.E. Operator Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 Phone 294-4141 Crisp-Coon Funeral Home 201 Firet Street South Winter Haven, Florida DIRECTORS John B. Criap Charles E. Coon CYPRESS BAIT TACKLE In the Garden Grove Business District SR 540 A BASS PRO SHOP PHONE: 813-324-4282 3374 Cypress Gardens Rd. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 Barb A Herb Leinberger — Proprietors Congratulations Class ot ’8511 From ... _______r 2D04 l______________ I THE COmPUTER STORE J iiEF) Firsl St. South.Winter Hauen.FI. 33500 293-9979 Wyoming Hunter’s Association Congratulations Seniors from ... Advertising 299 WINDHAM REALTY tH awt'MU nftei MLS Residential — Commercial Acreage — Groves 315 E. Central Ave. Suite 108 (33880) Tels. 299-4441 After Hr«. 293-8133 Shop The Ooif Flower Palace 3382 CYPRESS GARDENS RD WINTER HAVEN. FI 33880 -i--r I. 3240855 NITE 293-0855 FLOWERS. PLANTS DIANA C RARNES SILKS, FRUIT. BASKETS AND GIFT ITEMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS The Fantasy S j0p Unique Florist (813) 293-9949 SS Third Street N W Winter Haven PORTER PAINTS Finest Quality Paints and Wallcoverings Free Decorating Service 362 3rd St, N.W. Ph. 294-4279 ____ PAINT $ INTERIORS IOO I STRUT SOUTH JAS.IAAI WINTSR HAVSN C 3 3 MJ 0 I FLOOR WALL COVERI Paint t Interiors 100 - 1st StTMI. S.C • w.ntt, Mtvtft • ehons (i 13) 290-1001 PAINT CARPET WALLPAPER VINYL BLINDS TILE Winter Haven's New Glidden Store ‘Where you start with a good finish “Congratulations Class of 85” 85 Kawasaki TAKING IT TO THi LIMIT. got 85 Ninjas in our showroom today. No shortage. No waiting list. And a pries that's hundreds of dollars loaa than any othsr super-bike HIHJA. THI FASH ST KAWASAKI fVKK. You've soon the lap times. Read the road tests. Mow KAWASKI of Winter Haven 3637 Havendale Boulevard 967-4477 300 Advertising Phw. 1813! 294 - innrr IVEN,INC. Bell’s Alley 1155 First Street South Winter Haven, Florida 33880 CRAIG ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER CENTRE Bob Craig 813-294-4199 1011 Sixth Street, S.E. Winter Haven, FL 33880 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM... WINTER HAVEN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Andrews Oldsmobile Datsun, Inc. Chevrolet Center, Inc. Lee Ragatz VW, Audi, Subura, AMC, Renault Jim McKeel Buick-GMC Trucks Miracle Toyota Rowan Lincoln Mercury Winter Haven Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Advertising 301 r ' ii u.u . m - 'N! Fashions with something Special k in mmd just for Youf o 710 CvPress Gardens Rd Phone 294-3777 Ir Southeast Plaia B Winter Haven, Fla 33880 fldi tulUUumuui v-fl m .nlOrfo HANDEE HARDWARE INC. YEAR Our Customers Are Our Board of Directors 1007 — 6th St. S.E. WINTER HAVEN. FLA. Phone 293-4667 HAVEN CAFE Across from Winter Haven Mall Corner of 1st Street Avenue I, S.E. HOME COOKED MEALS Hours: Tues.-Sat. 5 A.M. to 8 P.M. Closed Mondays Sundays 294-2878 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!! Tony’s Pharmacy 15 5th Street, N.W. “GREEKS ARE GREAT” 293-3344 302 Advertising (Neat to Southeast Plata) 606 Cypress Gardens Rd., Winter Haven, FL 33880 LKUtU INTUtt IMKLI AM MtTftAti UIIU 813-294-3254 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ct iBirbie’s IBebbing £ erutce anJ iPaity de.nltx 2602 Ave.G.N.W. Winter Haven, FL 33881 DECORATING ACCENTS - unlqum and uaatut-. i. •• C Am t t W CXE • BUM • RATTAN furniture Shop Rattan Etc. for that unusual gift.” ' v ' 1 IRaWN. ) m. h ________ 3392-4 Cypress Gard Rd 324-4189 Sculptured Nail I atei J3acli Street J3eauty Safon We Care 813-293-1305 165 Bate Aye. S.W. W.H., Fla. 33880 BILL FARRIS INSURANCE, INC. 390 Cypress Gardens Blvd. 299-2153 Advertising 303 jjbums’ 1390 Havendale Boulevard W.H., Florida 33880 299-2140 PIZZA PIPES 1501 First Street W.H., Florida 33880 294-4119 Jones Enterprizes P.O. Box 2962 Winter Haven, FL 33880 That something special for that someone special in your life. Save 20% off retail by mentioning ad. Phone: 299-9968 Owner: Ralph H. Jones SEE US FOR ALL YOUR GIFT NEEDS FOR THAT SPECIAL GRADUATE IN YOUR LIFE! SOMETHING SPECIAL 590 Cypress Gardens Blvd. 293-5273 304 Advertising ALPINE CAT audio system Carousal offers a wide selection of music types. Carousel Records and Tapes 121 Winter Haven Mall 294-8346 ... On the move with designer fashions for the woman who’s “going places” SOUTHEAST PLAZA WINTER HAVEN Congratulations Seniors!! TUCKER CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING, INC. Commercial Industrial 3535 Highway 17, North Winter Haven, Florida Telephone: 299-4444 STEEL BUILDINGS, INC. Advertising 305 CONGRATULATIONS MARK We Are Proud of You! I- '■ ' V Love and Best Wishes, Mom, Michael, Congratulations Lorraine and John, ROBERT Leanne and Bobby, Love ya! Mom, Dad Linda and Gregg Kathy and Mike Congratulations to the Class of ’85!! 200 POST AVENUE S W WINTER HAVEN. FLORIDA 33880 (813) 299-2929 £ EXCHANGE TRAVEL srirvKx o c or rut Congratulations Class of 1985 1120 1st St. Ph: 294-7623 W.H., FL 813-294-2165 SCHWINN SALES SERVICE Andersen Cycle Key Shop, Inc. LOCKSMITH SECURITY SPECIALIST SINCE 1948 KEYS LOCKS SAFES SALES AND SERVICE J. A. ANDERSEN 590 AVENUE C, S.E. President WINTER HAVEN, FL 33880 Congratulations Seniors!! FREDERICK ELECTRONICS INC. 626 Ave. 0, S.W. Winter Haven, Florida 813-294-3155 -IMMOBILE RADIO 1606 Havendale Blvd. Phone 299-2244 Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 299-1844 SPEARS AUTO PARTS Advertising 307 PATRONS Dr. Nelson A. Warner, M.D., P.A. Losey Animal Hospital James P. Vogt, D.D.S. Mama Dilo’s Restaurant Banana Boat Many thanks to you from the WHA HWA HTA SEE Yearbook staff. Advertising Congratulations We Love You Pam Mom, Dad, Ed, Rus Congratulations c A R 0 L E We Love You! Mom, Dad, Scott, Granny, Biggy 3ut where. Was $ to start? jKe World ts so vTist,4 sfndt Start with the country $ knoW lest, mtf OWyii i is sa'vtnj Urge, liter start witfv 1 Lli, town. 2 ut pywyt.ioo, tSrfdrqe, J hddlest start wi thr my s free I no-nte.Mo: ’ Never JUC, With my self, ' d,Hottt t warren CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 85! FROM THE ... WHA HWA HTA SEE YEARBOOK STAFF ■mcujD sns-ux,1 ) ()(? V QpH 9 ° 'ft™0 (jjjdjjXy J rUw Jh huyi c Ufi a.r{l rfliaLjr ytlitJwMkyrfaacx. fU ChjujotvHx-) y 2i oisf) Missy Mindy Congratulations We Love Ya! Mom and Daddy Lindsay and Howard Mindy Missy PATTY “POOH” We Love You Dad, Mom, Roy, Annie Ryan C 0 N G R A T U L A T 1 O N S GO FOR IT! Advertising 311 Congratulations You’ve finally made it CARI LEE! (“The Kid”) With Love From Your Family You’ve Come A Long Way “Baby Sister’’ Congratulations LORI ANNE O’NEAL WE LOVE YOU... MOM, BILLY, DANNY, ROY, TERRI, GRAMMA, GRAMPASHAW BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF ’85 The Last Baby To Leave Our Nest — Congratulations Mia We Love You Your Mom Dad 312 Advertising Congratulations Michelle We Love You and are Very Proud of You Mom Dad Congratulations SHANNON CAPPS We Love You Mom, Dad, and Angela We Wish You A Successful Future Julie Love, Mom and Dad Mom, Dad Chris and Jamie Advertising 313 Congratulations TINA You Are a Winner! We Love You, And Are Very Proud Of You! Love, Your Family CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TAMMY “RAE” (PRINCESS II) LOVE YOU “DEMOSTEST” YOUR MOM AND FRANK Congratulations Danny You Made It We Love You Mom, Dad, Donny, and Cene Congratulations Dawn You Are Everyone’s Light So Keep On Shining Bright Love Always, , . From Your ■ I I Whole Family Congratulations Michelle McClernan WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! WE LOVE YOU! Dad, Mom, and Kevin 314 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS BILL LOVE YA MOM, DAD AND JENNIFER Congratulations Jody Leis “You’ve Filled Our Lives With Joy.” We Love You, Mom, Dad, and Denny Congratulations, Susan Love, Mom, Dad, Chuck, and John Congratulations CHRISTIE Love, Mom and Chip £ Congratulations MARLENE You Made It! We Love You Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS KIM WE LOVE YOU MOM, DAD, BUDDY, AND DAVID B R E N D A We Are Very Proud of You Love, Mom and Ed Congratulations Theresa “Diz” Love Mom and Herb Congratulations Peter Love Dad and Mary 316 Advertising Congratulations MISSY You Are a Very Special Daughter We Love You, Mom and Rusty CONGRATULATIONS RUSSELL HAYS You Have What It Takes — Go For It! Love, Your Family Proverbs 3:5,6 CONGRATULATIONS NORMAN F. HARTPENCE CLASS OF “85” “PEACE BE WITH YOU” ALL THE DAYS OF YOUR LIFE ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS AND MINDS MOM AND DAD Friends Are Forever Angela Hershfield, Jennifer Coleman, Meg Hays, Pam Davis, Susan Baxter, and Kelly Downing Class of ’85 Congratulations Kim We Love You Mom, Dad, Poppy, Rich and Scott Congratulations Joseph Allen Black We Are Very Proud of You! Within you lies the power to seize the hour and live your dreams. Our love, Ma and Dad Advertising 317 Congratulations KELLY We’re Very Proud of You! Love, Mom, Dad, and Colleen Congratulations Rick Lott We Are Very Proud of You! Love, Mom, Dad, and Ken LORI ANNETTE We’re Proud of You Love, Mom, Dad, and Craig Congratulations Shellie We Love You Mom, Dad, Mike, Anne, Stephanie, and Eric Congratulations Mischa, Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations MINA You’ve cornea long way ... We Love You, Mom, Dad, and Karim 318 Advertising Congratulations Susie With love always, Mom Daddy Congratulations Lisa!! We love you, Mom, Dad, and Stephen Congratulations Kelli Kristi Love, Mom, Dad, Keith Stephanie May the future hold as much love and happiness as you have given us in the past. Remember, as one door closes, another opens. Congratulations! All Our love, Dad, Mom, Sam, and Matt Advertising 319 Congratulations Monica “We Love You” “143” Your Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS CHIP Love, Mom Dad GTongratulations tEoue, Mom, Uati, tHelanie Congratulations and Thanks MARK HAGMAN For all your hard work and making us so very proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad 320 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS TINA Love, Mom, Dad, Kim “Mr. Ayers, is my diploma ready?” CONGRATULATIONS Tyron Del Faulkner We finally made it. Love, Mom Dad “Look out world” Congratulations Advertising 321 CONGRATULATIONS MICHELLE!! We love you and are proud of your accomplishments from “The Family” Mom _ Oreo _ . Tom _ Dad Pumpkin Proverbs 3:5,6 YOU MADE IT AFTER ALL!! Congratulations Mom, Dad, Scott Vickie “Billy Booper” You’re a special Gator Baby!! Love Mom, Dad, and Christopher Congratulations “Gee, it only took me 15 years to get ready for prom!” CONGRATULATIONS!! We love you! Mom, Dad, Cindy, Reggie, Tonya, and Alan Donna We Love you You have made our dreams come true — Now follow yours! Mom, Dad Terri, Tracy, and Michael Congratulations Tammy We love you Mom and Dad Love Grandmother Granddaddy Advertising 323 Congratulations Heather T From your Family Cuwana, With all the love in my heart, I send you this to let you know I care. Lots of Love, Tyrone I Love You Mommy, Ja’meshia of you! Love, Mom Dad V I C K I Congratulations Poo You’ve come a long way baby. We love you Mom, Ray Missy Bye-Bye Winter Haven High — College here we come! Congratulations Jeane- Jeane We love you! Mom, Daddy Annie Congratulations Paula We love you Momma Daddy Advertising 325 Congratulations We love you, Mother Dad Advertising K E Noles!! L Y L Y N Well, “Tree Frog” you finally made it. To the last of six but not the least. Thru laughter, thru tears, thru happiness, thru heartaches we have always been a family, you always made it complete. No. 1 Nole fan!! Reach for the stars” Love, Your Family KRISTY We love you and are proud of you Love, Mom Dad Kam Rick CONGRATULATIONS Go Devils War Eagle! Advertising Congratulations CHRIS You are everything we could have ever hoped for and much more. We are so very proud of you. We Love You Mom, Dad, Randy, Ellen Bea Junk, Bea Tynes Do-Do and MaMoo Troy We are very proud of you! Love, Mom Dad Chad Granny Sharon Jerry We are very proud of you! Love, Mom Dad Mark, Kenneth, Joel 328 Advertising PACULTy INDEX Mr. George T. Adams: Morehead State University. Eastern Kentucky University. A B M A.; Life management skills. Assistant Coach — Football Mrs. Phyllis Adams: University of Florida. Jacksonville University. Florida State. B.S.E.. M A . Algebra I. Basic Geometry. General Math II. Mr. Robert Albietz: Indiana Univ.. Washington Univ.. St. Louis. B.S.. M.A.; Mathematics. Mrs. Gloria Alderman: University of Tampa. University of South Florida. University of Florida. B.S.; Spanish. Mr. John Allen: Mount Union College. Akron Univ.. B.A.. M A.; English Mr. Terry Ashley: Western Kentucky Univ.. B.A.. M.A.. Dean of Students. Mrs. Josephine R. Austin: Tennessee State University. B.S.; Life Management Skills. Mr. Gorman Ayers: Carson-Newman College. Rollins College. B.S.. M.Ed.; Principal Mrs. Eleanor F. Bailey: Tift College. University of Virginia. Emory Univ . Univ. of South Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Library Science. Mr. James Bailey: Univ. of Maryland. Old Dominion College. Florida Southern. Univ. of South Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Guidance and Counseling. Mr. Horace Bamberg: Saint Leo College. B.S.; Physical Education. Head Assistant Coach — Football Mr. David R. Barton: Florida State Univ . Univ. of South Florida. B.S.. M S ; Physical Education. Health Mr. George Bass: Belmont College. B.S.; Biology. Anatomy. Physiology. Coach — Football Mrs. Sharon Bates: Florida State Univ . B.S., M A.; Home Economics. Mr. Sidney Bell: Florida A M Univ.. B.S.; Drivers Education. Mrs. Diane Bondurant: Warner Southern College. B A.; English. Speech. Mr. Greg Bondurant: Univ of Tennessee. Rollins College. B.S.. M.A.; Biology. Oceanography. Head Coach — Golf. Mr. Ernest Bostelman: Florida Southern College. Florida Institute of Technology. B.S.. M S.; Biology. Mr. William Brisbin: Univ of Florida. Florida International Univ . Stetson Univ.. Univ. of South Florida. B.S.E . M.Ed ; Algebra I. Algebra II. Computer Programming I. Mr. Richard A. Brown: University of South Florida. Rollins College. BA. M Ed.. Ed S . Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Bryant: Florida A M Univ.. Univ. of Florida. Univ. of South Florida. B.S ; Agriculture Mr. Gary Burback: Columbia College. A.A.. B.A ; JROTC. Boys and Girls JROTC Drill team. Mr. Ronald Canady: Holmes Junior College. Polk Community College. Univ. of South Florida. A.A.. B.A.; English. Mr. Ben Carpenter: Morehead State Univ . B.A . M.A.; Social Studies. D.C.T. Mr. Victor Chandler: Univ. of Alabama. Livingston State Univ.. B.S.. MBA Math Mr. Wayne Chapman: Morehead State Univ . BA. M A ; Industrial Arts. Architectural and Engineering Drawing. Football Coach. Ms. Sonia Cook: Judson College. Univ. of South Florida. B.A.; Physical Education Mr. Jim Cox: Florida State Univ.. Univ. of South Florida. B.S . M.A.; Business Department Head. C B E.. Yearbook Staff Advisor Ms. Gwendolyn B. Crawford: Florida A M Univ.. Indiana Univ . B.S.. M S.; Guidance Counselor. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. Hollis Curling: Univ of Tampa. Murray State Univ . B.S . M A ; Industrial Arts Department. Asst. Football Coach. Mr. Charles Darte: Kutztown State College. Univ of South Florida. B.S.. M.A.; S.L.D.. Wrestling Coach. Mr. James L. Dean: Manchester College. Univ. of South Florida. B.S.. M Ed.. Ed S ; Asst Principal. Mr. Don Dedmon: Oklahoma Univ.. Polk Community College. A.A., A.S.; JROTC. Coach JROTC Rifle Team. Mrs. Cristie DeVane: Florida State Univ.. Univ. of South Florida. B.S.. M.A.; Data Processing. Mr. Bobby Downs: Univ. of Florida. Univ. of South Florida. Atlantic Univ.. B S.. M.Ed.; Driver Education, Physical Education. Mrs. Jacqueline Dugger: Umv. of South Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Physical Education. Girls Tennis Coach Mrs. Gerlinde Eisenchenk: Justus Liebig Umv.. Polk Community College. Florida Southern College. B.A ; German. Mrs. Millie Farthing: Tennessee Temple Univ.. B.A.; English. Mr. Ben Flores: University of Wisconsin. Southeastern College. University of Central Florida. University of South Florida. Rollins College. B.A ; American History. Coach — Girls Track. Mr. David Fultz: University of Florida. B.M.E.; Percussion and Instrumental Techniques. Marching Auxiliary. Marching Band. Symphonic Band. Concert Band Mr. Thomas Gannon: St. John’s University. B.A .MS.; Math Mrs. Karen Girone: William Patterson College. Rutgers. University of South Florida. Polk Community College. B A.; Chemistry. Devilettes. Miss Carol Anne Golden: Wesleyan College. University of Florida. A B . M.A.; French Club Sponsor. Mrs. Betty Grant: University of South Carolina. University of South Florida. BA. M A . Audiovisual Coordinator. Mrs. John H. Gray: University of Illinois. University of Florida. Polk Community College. B.A.; English Mrs. Catherine Gullen: Polk Community College. University of Florida. A A.. B.S.; Consumer Math Mr. Richard Haggbloom: Mankato State University. B.S.. M A T.; Physics. Chemistry. Mathematics. Mrs. Julie Hale: University of Southern Mississippi. B.S.; Shorthand. Business Law. Data Processing Mrs. Viney Hamilton: Alabama State College. Rollins College. B.S.. M Ed.; American History. Mr. Dan Harben: University of South Florida. B.A.; Chemistry. Mrs. Virginia Harris: Austin Peay State University. Rollins College. B.S.. M A . Specialist m Education; Business; FYEA. Prom. Jr. Class Sponsor Mrs. Mary Lou Harrison: Tift College. Mercer University. B.A.; English. Mr. Jerry W. Henson: Polk Community College. Florida State University. University of South Florida. A.A.. B.S.. M.A.; Math. Mrs. Georgia Hyland: Western Illinois University. University of South Florida. B.S . M Ed.; Algebra I and II. College Review Math Mrs. Fawzeya Ismail: Emshams University (Cairo. Egypt) Purdue University. University of Florida. University of South Florida. B.SC.. M.Ag ; Biology. Les Junes Filles. Mrs. Beverly B. Joiner: Troy State University. University of South Florida. B.S.; Psychology I and II. Mrs. Judy Joiner: Samford University. University of Florida. B A.; A.P European History. Advanced World History. German I. Ms. Cynthia Jones: Polk Community College. Bryan College. Florida Southern College. A A . BA; Computer Programming I. Informal Geometry. Fundamental Math and Algebra II. Anchor Club. Mr. Joe Jones: Indian River Community College. Florida Southern College. A A . B A . Choral Music Director. Faculty Index 329 Miss Wendi Jordan: Florida Southern College. B.S.; English. Mr. Larry W. Kelly: Polk Community College. Southeastern College. B.A.; World History. Ms. Renee P. Kleemann: Western Illinois University. B A.. M.A.; English. Anchor Club. Mr. Michael Lawson: Polk Community College. Florida Atlantic University. University of New Mexico. A.A.. Bachelor of Music; Orchestra. Mr. Eddie Lewis: Mississippi State University. University of Florida. B.S.. M S.. M.Ed.; U.S. History. World History. American History. Interact. Ms. Gayle Londeree: University of Florida. University of South Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Art. Drawing and Painting. Mr. Samuel Lopez: Brooklyn College. Long Island University. Florida International University. B A.; Spanish Mr. Robert E. Marotti: Florida State University. University of South Florida. 8.S.. M.A.; Zoology. Ecology. Leo Club Sponsor. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sponsor. Mrs. Carol W. McAfee: University of Wisconsin, University of South Florida. B.A.; Math Tutor. Mr. James McCullough: University of Georgia. Tennessee Tech. University. University of South Florida. BA. M A ; Dean of Students. Athletic Director. Mrs. Eileen McDaniel: University of South Carolina. Universities of Moscow and Leningrad. U S S R.. Rollins College. BA. M.A.; English. Mr. Gary McDaniel: Wharton College. Polk Community College. David Lipscomb. Florida State University. Florida Southern College. Rollins College. Nova University. Columbia Pacific University. A.A.. B.S . M.Ed.. Ed.S.; P.E.. Football Coach. Weightlifting. Ms. Ann Mellichamp: Georgia Southern College. Florida International University. University of South Florida. B.A.; Home Economics. Mr. V. James Merlino: Montclair State College. Newark State College. University of Miami. B.A.. M A ; English Mrs. Caroline Meyer: Evangel College. Bowling Green State University. University of South Florida. Polk Community College. B A . M.A.; Accounting. FBLA Sponsor. Mr. Wade H. Miles: Concord College, Tennessee Temple University. West Virginia University. B.A.. M A ; Math Ms. Pamela Mizelle: Southeastern College. B.A.; Speech. Drama. English. Science Fiction. Drama Club Sponsor Mr. Gene Moore: Southeastern College. B.A.; World History. Co-Sponsor of Drama Mrs. Jane Moore: Murray State University. B.A.; English. Journalism. Ms. Mary Kay Moore: Morehead State University. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Nova University. BA. M S.. Master of Religious Education; Counselor, Co-Sponsor of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Girls Tennis Coach. Mr. Thomas Morgan: Troy State University. B.S ; Art Ms. Nancy Mullins: James Madison University. University of Richmond. B.S.; English Tutor Ms. Maria C. Murphy: Umversidad Central — Umversidad de Puerto Rico. B.A.. M.A.; English. Mrs. Eleanor O’Neal: Troy State University. B.S.; English Mr. Lamar Parker: Erskine College. B.S.; Special Education. Athletic Business Manager Lt. Col. James Partin: University of Florida. Georgia Military College. University of South Florida. Rollins College. Polk Community College. B.S.. A.A.; JROTC. Senior Army Instructor. Mrs. Edith Phillips: Augusta Junior College. Florida Southern College. University of South Florida. A A . B.S . M Ed.; Typewriting Mr. John Pilkey: Union College. B.S . M A.. Social Studies Mrs. Doris Price: Lenoir Rhyne College. University of South Florida. University of Florida. B.A.; English Mrs. Sarah Price: Western Kentucky State University. Shurtleff College. Southern Illinois University. B A.. M.A.; English Mr. Ray Prince: East Tennessee State. Tennessee Wesleyan College. Florida Southern College. B.A.; Social Studies Seminar. American History. Florida History. Mr. Fred Putney: University of New Hampshire. University of South Florida. Florida State University. Harvard University. B.S.. M S.; Marketing and Distributive Education. DECA Sponsor Mr. James Rees: Ohio University. B.S.. M.F.A.; Band. Mr. James Roberts: Occupational Specialist. Ms. Alma Rogers: Montclair State College. State University of New York. University of South Florida. B.A.; Algebra. Geometry. Trigonometry Mr. David Saliba: Florida Southern College. B.S.; Physical Education. Algebra. Asst Varsity Football Coach. Head Baseball Coach Mrs. Bernadette B. Saucier: Louisiana Tech. University. B.S.. English M.A.. Counseling; English. Mrs. Jeanette R. Savant: Clemson University. North Carolina State University. B.S.. M S.; Biology. Anatomy and Physiology. Physical Science. Miss Julie Deann Schnoor: Southeastern College. B.A.; English. Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Fred Schramm: St. Francis College. Marquett University. BA. M.Ed.; English. Miss Doris Scott: Southeastern Community College. Pembroke State University. A A . B S ; Recordkeeping. Office Procedures. Beginning Typewriting. Practical Business Skills. Miss Bridget Sheedy: The National University of Ireland. St. Patrick's Pontifical University. Mary Immaculate Teacher Training College. Trinity College. Ireland; Rollins College. B A.. B.D.. H.D Ed.; Masters; English. Mrs. Toni Kay Small: Santa Fe Community College. Northwest Missouri State University. Florida International University. B.S . M Ed ; Home Economics. Ms. Jill Smith: Wesleyan College. University of Florida. B.A.. M .A.; English. Co-Sponsor of Cypress Shadows Ms. Cynthia Stroupe: Queens College. Rollins College. A.B.. M A . Guidance and Counseling. Mrs. Beulah Thomas: Florida State University. Polk Community College. A.A.. B.S . M S.; Home Economics Mr. James Thornhill: University of Florida. B.S.A.. M.S.A.; Agriculture. Dr. Bruce Tonjes: Defiance College. Bowling Green State University. University of Florida. B.A . M A.. Ed.S.. Ed.D ; Assistant Principal Mrs. Carol Turner: University of South Florida. Voc. Certification. University of Alabama. B.S..M A.; Typewriting. Mrs. Mila Varner: Florida State University. B.S.; English. Mrs. Miriam Velez: University of Puerto Rico. Florida Southern College. B.A.; Spanish, English. Ms. Brenda J. Wagner: West Virginia University. B.A.. M.A.; Reading Resource Specialist. Mrs. Marjory Werstak: Florida State University. University of Miami. University of South Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Education of the Physically Impaired. Sponsor of Les Junes Filles Mrs. Janet D. Williams: University of Mississippi. Tulane University. Rollins College. University of South Florida. B.A.. M.Ed.; Advanced Geometry. Geometry. Alpha Statistics and Drama. Musical. Math Department Chairman Mr. Richard A. Williams: University of Mississippi. Tulane University. Rollins College. University of Central Florida. Florida Atlantic University. Florida Southern College. University of South Florida. B M E.. M.A.. Ed.S.. Chemistry and Biology. Science Club. Mr. Harry Wooddell: West Virginia State. Morehead State University. BA; Math. J.V Football Coach. Boys and Girls Cross Country Coach, Head Boys Track Coach. Mr. Bill Woolwine: University of South Florida. B.A M.Ed.; American History. AP American History. Political Science. Contemporary History. Swim Coach. Mrs. Jacqueline Woolwine: Austin Peay State University. University of South Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Specific Learning Disabilities. Emotionally Handicapped Ms. Leta Wright: Stetson University. University of South Florida. B.S.. M.A.; DCT Coordinator. Math. 330 Faculty Index SENIOR INDEX — A — Acevedo. Juanita — Spanish Club — 3 Adams. Kathleen — Softball — 2. 3. 4 Campus Life — 3. 4. FYEA — 4 MVP Softball — 3. Albaugh, Derek — J.V. Football — 2; Weightlifting — 2; Serteen — 2. 3.4 Albaugh. Stephanie — Track Team — 2 Serteen — 2. 3: Les Juenes Filles — 2. DCT — 4; Co-Chairman of Notables — Prom; Prom Page — 2; Bat Girl — 2. 3 Albright. Kristy — FBLA — 3; “I Make the Difference Award — 4 Alexander, David — Marching Band — 2. 3. 4; Concert Band — 2; Symphonic Band — 3. 4 Allen. Helen — Chorus — 2. 3; Campus Life — 3; Charter Leo Club — 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students 1983-1984 — 3. FHA Polk County Youth Fair — 4. Anastasio. Kristine — Swimming — 2. 3. 4. Captain of Girl's Swimming — 4. LJF — 2. 3. 4. FBLA — 4; NHS — 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 3; AFS — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 1983-1984 — 3. Anderson, Eddie — Cross Country — 3. 4 Spanish Club — 2; NHS — 2. 3. 4. Campus Life — 3; German Club — 3. 4; AFS — 4; Leo Club — 4. US Achievement Academy Award for History — 3; NMSQT Scholarship Contestant — 3. Andrews, Ethel — FBLA — 3. 4 Who's Who Among High School Students — 4 — B — Baggett, Teresa — Devilettes — 2. 3. 4. Devilette Captain — 4 Marching Band — 2. 3. 4 Leo Club — 3; Youth Council — 4. Prom Page — 2; Dream Girl Contestant — 3; Calendar Couple — 3. Evening Optimist Statewide All Star Dancer — 3; Most Spirited Devilette — 3 Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; Marching Auxiliaries All Star Dancer — 4. Marching Auxiliaries Honor Roll Dancer — 4. Homecoming Court — 4 Baker. Julie — Track — 3; Key Club Sweetheart — 4; Serteen — 4; CBE Treasurer — 4. FBLA — 4 Baldwin, Tony — Serteen — 2; Leo Club — 4 French Club — 3. 4 Campus Life — 3: Homecoming Candidate Barfield, Amy — Youth Alive - - 2; FBLA — 4; Spanish Club — 3. 4 Barranco. Nicole — Les Jeunes Filles — 2; AFS — 2. 4. Campus Life — 3; Serteen — 2. 3. 4; Vice President — 3; President — 4. Student Council Sophomore Class Treasurer — 2; Senior Class Treasurer — 4; Band — 2; French Club — 2. 3. 4. Trident Staff — 3. 4; Inter Club Council — 3 4; Dream Girl Contestant — Miss Congeniality — 3; Homecoming Court — 3rd Runner-Up 4. Devil's Darling Candidate Bartlemay. Angie — Batgirl — 4. Serteen — 2. 3 Pep Band — 2: Spanish Club — 3; Band — 2. 3. 4. Yearbook Staff — 4 Baxter. Kevin — Baseball — 2; Serteen — 3; FFA — 4 Baxter. Susan K. — Student Council — Sophomore Rep. — 2; Vice President Student Council — 3; President of Student Council — 4. National Honor Society — 2. 3. 4 Prom Page — 2; Spanish Club — 2. AFS — 2. Membership Chairman — 3. Treasurer — 4; Les Jeunes Filles — 2. 3. 4. Treasurer — 3. Key Club Sweetheart — 4; FYEA — 3. 4. Treasurer — 3. Secretary — 4. ICC — 3. 4. Secretary — 3. President — 4; Campus Life — 3. Yearbook Staff — 3. 4; Prom Page Chairman — 3; FADD — 3; Homecoming Co-Chairman — 3; Outstanding Tenth Grader of Student Council — 2; Girls' State — 3; Congressional Classroom — 3; Academic All-American for Leadership and History — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4 Society of American High School Students — 3. 4 Behler. Mary — Junior Civitans — 2. 3; Police Expalorers — 3; Catholic Youth Organization — 2. 3; Spanish Club — 3; JROTC Drill Team — 4 Bennett. Jeff — J.V Basketball Team — 2; Track Team — 2; FBLA — 4 Berkenfield. Karen — Spanish Club — 4 Bissett. Robert M. — German Club — 2. 3. 4; Leo Club — 2. 3. Sergeant-at-Arms — 3. Treasurer — 4. National Honor Society — 2. 3. 4. Campus Life — 3; Prom Committee — 3. Bloeth. Mark — Key Club — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 4 National Honor Society — 4; Les Jeunes Filles Garcon — 4; Academic Letter — 4 Bolton. Michael — Key Club — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 3 4. Philos Fellow — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2; Who's Who in American High School Students — 3. Booth. Scott — Football 2; Key Club — 2; Serteen — 4 Bower. Kim — Anchor — 2. Campus Life — 3. Band — 2. 3; Les Jeunes Filles — 3; AFS — 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Early Admissions — 4 Bowers. Mark — Junior Varsity Football — 2. Yearbook Staff — 3.4 Yearbook Editor — 4. Les Jeunes Filles Garcon — 3. 4. Anchor Club — 2; Key Club Treasurer — 3. Braswell. Nathan — Wrestling — 2. Golf — 2. 3. Interact — 2. 3. 4. Vice President — 3; Spanish — 3; ICC — 3 AFS — 2. 3. FFA — 2 Bridegroom. Ricky — FFA — 2. 3. 4 Bridges. Tim — JV Football — 2; Track — 2; Cross Country — 3. Chorus — 4. Vocal Ensemble — 4 Brown. David — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3. 4. FCA — 2; Leo Club — 3 Bryant. Tammy — FBLA 2. 3. 4 Burns. Penny — Anchor — C — Campbell. Kristy — Les Jeunes Filles — 2. 3. 4. Campus Life — 3 Yearbook Staff — 3; Sports Section Editor — 4; Best m Show. Citrus Festival; First Place — Arts in the Park; USAA Art Award Carden, Kim — French — 3. 4; Devilettes — 3. 4. Marching Band — 3. 4 Octaketos — 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3 Chamberlain. Cuwana — FBLA — 2. Secretary — 2; Les Jeunes Filles — 3; Cooperative Business Education — 4. Recording Secretary — 4 Chambless. Troy S. — Leo Club — 2; Serteen — 3. Spanish Club — 3; DCT — 4. President — 4. Cheeseman. Mike — Serteen FBLA. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Chelius. Marisa — Band — 2: Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Campus Life — 2; Early Admission — PCC — 4 Chiavuzzi. Mike — Leo Club. German Club Chippewa. Janice — Drama Club — 2; Octaketos — 2. 3 Octaketos President — 4; French Club — 4; ICC — 4. Christopher. Tammy — Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4 All-County Band — 4; Flag Corps — 2. 3. 4. Co-Captam — 3. Captain — 4; Spanish Club — 3; Philos — 2; NHS — 2. 3. 4. ICC — 3. 4 AFS — 4. National Merit Scholarship Commended Student — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Who's Who Among Distinguished High School Students — 3 Clock. Michael W. — Weightlifting — 4 Cross Country — 4; FFA — 4 Cloninger, Katrina — Swimming — 3. 4. Orchestra — 2. 3; Vice President — 3; Stage Band — 4; FCA — 4; German Club — 2. 3. 4; Campus Life — 3; Video Productions — 4. Drama — 4; AFS — 3. 4 ICC —3 Coleman, Jennifer — Les Jeunes Filles — 2; Jr Rep — 3; President — 4 Student Council Sophomore Rep — 2; Student Council Junior Class Parliamentarian — 3; AFS — 2. 3. 4 NHS — 2. 3. 4; Hugh O'Brien Leadership Seminar — 2. Collins. Kelly — Swim Team — 2. 3; Anchor Club — 2: Octaketos — 3. President — 4. Collins. Maryanne — DECA — 4 Collins. Teresa — Philos — 2. 3. 4 Jr Rep — 3. President — 4 Spanish — 4. FHA — 4; ICC — 4 Cook, Julianne — JV Cheerleader — 2; Varsity Cheerleader — 3 4 Les Jeunes Filles — 2. 3. 4; Treasurer — 4; AFS — 2. 3. 4 French Club — 2. 3. 4. Prom Committee — 3. NHS — 2; Student Council — 3. 4. .Jr Rep — 3; Senior Rep — 4; Homecoming Tickets Chairman — 2: Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3 Coppock. Eddy — NHS — 2. 3. 4 Key Club — 3; Key Club Treasurer -4 Video Productions — 4 Cotton. Johnny — Marching. Symphonic Stage Bands. Orchestra — 3. 4. Section Leader in Band — 4; Senior High Honor Band — 4 Courtney. Terri — Flag Girl — 2 Covington. Robert — Marching Band — 2. Stage Band — 3 4; Key Club — 3 4 Cribbs. Shelly — FBLA — 2. FYEA — 2; ROTC Drill Team — 3; FBLA-CBE — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; American Scholarship Council. Senior Index 331 Crisman. Cheryl — French Club 3. 4. Marching Band — 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4; Section Leader — 3. Rank Leader — 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Criss. Richard — Wrestling 2. Golf 2 Marching Band — 2.3 4 Historian — 4. Stage Band — 3. 4; Concert Band — 2. 3. 4 Leo Club — 2. 3. 4. Party Chairman — 4; German Club — 3. 4. Mongo Trombones — 2. 3. 4; Eagle Scout Crooks. Cari — Girls Track — 4. Serteen — 3. 4. FBLA — 2. 3.4 Spanish Club — 4; AFS — 4 Crosby. Carla — Campus Life — 3 Croston. Stephanie — FYEA — 2. 3. FBLA — 4 FBLA — CBE — 4 Chaplain — 4. Crowell. Dean — Serteen — 2. 3. 4 Culver. Jon — Drama — 3. FBLA — 3. DCT 4 Cumbie. Robbie — Cross Country — 2 FFA -2. 3.4 Curling. Missy — Spanish Club — 2. 3. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Sergeant at Arms — 4. Student Council — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Curry. Luella — FHA — 2. 3. 4 Spiriteer — 2 Curts. Todd — FBLA — 2. Leo — 2 DECA — 34 — Sgt -at-Arms — 4 Marching Band — 2. Symphonic Band — 2. — D — Dailey. Rodney — Varsity Baseball — 2; JV Football — 2; Varsity Baseball — 3.4 Dale. David — JV Football 2; NHS — 2. 3; Key Club — 3. 4 Spanish Club — 3. 4; Vice-President — 4. Senior Class Rep — 4. ICC President — 4 AFS — 4. Boys' State — 3 Dale. Greg — FFA — 2. 3. 4 Dumond. David — DCT — 4 Davis, Pam — Sophomore Rep. — 2; Junior Class Vice President — 3. Senior Class President — 4. Octaketos — 2. 3. Les Jeunes Filles — 4- AFS — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4; Jr Rep. — 3: Treasurer — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Dawson. Julie — Philos — 2. 3. 4. Treasurer — 4 Serteen — 3. 4. AFS — 3 4 Campus Life — 3. Trident Staff — 3. 4 Blue Devil Bandwagon Radio Show — 4; Video Productions — 4. Prom Committee — 3: Calendar Committee — 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. Devil Darling Candidate — 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate — 4 Decker. Jill — Band — 2. 3 Dees. Pat — Serteen — 3 DelCastillo. Alex — Varsity Wrestling — 2. 3. 4. Varsity Football — 3; Key Club — 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4. Marching Band — 2. 4. Stage Band — 2. 3 4 National Merit rhAhr hm Pinaiict DiNunzio. Christine — Anchor Club — 2. 3. 4. Recording Secretary — 3. President — 4; French Club — 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Board Member — 2; Secretary — 3. Vice-President — 4 NHS — 2. 3; ICC — 4 Freedom s Foundation Conference — 4; Homecoming Queen Nominee — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — DiNunzio, Jennifer — Anchor — 2. 3. 4; Junior Rep. — 3: French Club — 2. 3. 4. Treasurer — 3; President — 4. NHS — 2. 3; ICC — 4 Secretary — 4; Finalist for Andy Ireland's Congressional Classroom — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. Dixon. Yolanda — Girls Varsity Basketball — 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club — 3; Excellent Honors Spanish Competition — 3 Dorman. Jr.. David E. — ROTC — 2. 3. 4; Christian Cadets — 3. 4 Office Commission — 4 Dowdy. Sharon — NHS — 2. 3. FYEA — 3; Campus Life — 3; French Club — 3; FBLA — CBE — 4. Vice President — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Downing. Kelly — Tennis — 2. 3. JV Cheerleader — 2; Varsity Cheerleader — 3. 4 Co-Captain — 4. AFS — 2. 3. 4 NHS — 2. 3. 4 French Club — 2. 3; Student Council — 3. 4; Jr. Rep. — 3; Sr Rep — 4; Les Juenes Filles — 2. 3. 4; Senior Rep. — 4; FCA — 4. Andy Ireland’s Congressional Classroom Alternate — 3 Dubois, Robert — Leo — 2; DCT — 4 Dudley. Roseanne — Basketball — 2; Volleyball Manager — 2; Campus Life — 3; Orchestra — 2. 3. 4. DCT — 4; Perfect Attendance — 2. 4 Dumaresq. Liz — Swim Team — 2. 3. Anchor Club — 2. 3; French Club — 2. 3; AFS — 2. 3. 4; FYEA — 3; FBLA — 4; Anchor Club Historian — 3; Drama Club — 3; Dream Girl Contestant — 3. Prom Committee Chairman — 3; Homecoming Committee — 2; Calendar Committee Dumke, Jodette — Band — 2. 3. 4; FBLA — 4 — E — Earnest. Kim — FYEA — 3 FBLA — 4. Anchor — 2; Spanish — 2; Campus Life — 3. Edmondson. Dawn Marie — Band 2. 3. 4 French Club 3. FBLA 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Edom. Jr.. Willie — Football — 3. 4. Wrestling — 3 4. Track — 4 Weightlifting 4 Edwards. Denise — DECA — 4 Elliott. Martha — Chorus — 2. 3. 4 — F — Faulkner. Tyron D. — Leo Club 2. 3; President 3; Marching Band — 2. 3. 4 Band Manager — 4. Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2 Figueroa. Edmelinda — German Club - 2; Spanish Club — 3 4 Secretary — 4. Anchor — 3. 4. Chaplain — 4. FBLA — 4. FYEA - 4 Flag Corps — 3. 4 Indoor Guard — 3.4 Most Improved Flag Corps Member of the Year — 3. Finch. Tina — Band — 2. 3. 4; Leo Club — 3 Flanagan, Cari — Swim Team Divmg 2. 3. 4. Track Team — 2. 3. Student Council Sr. Rep 4 Serteen — 2. 3. 4. Parliamentarian — 4; Philos — 4. Sr Rep — 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Fort. Patti — FFA 2. 3; DCT — 4. Secretary — 4 Fortenberry. Chip — NHS — 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 4. Video Productions — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Boys' State — 3 Fountain. Kendall — Band — 2. 3. 4 Rank Leader 3. 4. Spanish Club — 3; NHS — 2. 3. 4. Philos Fellow — 4; FYEA — 3. 4: Sergeant-at-Arms — 3. 4; Boys' State — 3 Frazier. Dwight — JV Football — 2; JV Basketball — 2; Varsity Football — 3. 4; Varsity Track — 2. 3. 4. Philos Fellow — 4. Most Improved Track — 4 Frederick, Arnold — DCT — 4 — G — Gabel. Monica — Anchor — 2. Sophomore Rep — 2; Flag Corps — 2. 3. 4. Indoor Guard — 4; Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4; Chorus — 2. 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Gaffney. Rebecca — Track — 2. 3; Drama Club; Track Certificate and Medal. Garbrecht. Alan — Philos Fellow — 4. Key Club — 4; Band — 2.3.4 Garcia. Reynalda — Drama — 2; Spanish — 3. 4. FBLA — 3. 4; CBE — 4 Gardner. Pam — NHS — 3. 4; Video Productions — 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. Junior Representative — 3; Philos — 4. Devilettes — 2. 3. 4 Squad Leader — 4; Campus Life — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Dream Girl Talent Winner — 3; Homecoming Court. 2nd Runner-Up — 4 Gault, Alicia — Key Club — 2; Student Council — 2; Drama — 4 Geathers, Vanessa — Chorus; Campus Life Gerber. Ronald — Varsity Football — 3. 4; JV Football — 2; JV Baseball — 2; Baseball Scorekeeper — 2. 3. 4; Baseball Announcer — 2. 3. 4. Leo Club — 3. 4; Vice President — 3; President — 4; ICC — 3. 4. Spanish Club — 3. 4; Historian — 4; Student Council — 4; Senior Class Rep. — 4; Band — 2; Calendar Couple; All-County Baseball Concession Crew — 2. 3. 4 Gill, Beth — AFS — 4; Les Jeunes Filles — 4; French Club — 2. 3. 4 Campus Life — 3 Band — 2. 3. 4; Junior Representative — 3; Drum Major — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Third Runner-Up Homecoming Queen — 4 Glave Mike — Marching Band — 2. 3.4. Stagehand 3. 4. Key Club Gordon, Kathy — CBE FBLA — 3. 4. Recording Secretary — 3 Gray. Clifford — FFA — 3. 4 Guziejka. Janice — German Club — 2. 3. 4 — H — Hagins, Kissy — Spanish — 2. 3. 4. FHA — 2. 3. 4; Spiriteers — 2. Philos — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3 Hagler. David — Golf Team — 2. 3. NHS — 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2. 3; Campus Life — 3; Serteen — 3. German Club — 4 Who's Who in American High School Students — 4 Hallmark, Bobby — JV Football — 2. Hamilton. Myra — Volleyball — 2. 3. 4; Basketball — 2. 3. 4. Track Team — 2. 3. 332 Senior Index Hamm. Gregory L. — Football — 2 Hampton. Patty — Anchor — 2 Flags 2. 3. 4. Jr Rep — 2 Indoor Guard 4 Leo — 3 FBLA — 3. 4 Vice President — 4; FYEA — 4 Hansell, Liz — DECA — 4 Hardaway. Angie — Flag Corps (Band) — 2. 3 4 Captain — 3. Les Jeunes Filles — 3. Spanish Club — 3 Anchor — 4. NHS — 3.4 Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3 Hargett. Chris — Basketball — 2. 3. 4 Baseball — 2. 4. Spanish Club — 3 Harrell. Robin — Marching Band — 2. 3 4. Band OHicer 3 Band Rank Leader — 3; Stage Band — 3 4, Drum Major — 4; Philos — 4 Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4 Harris. Ronald — ROTC — 2. 3. 4 Drill Team — 2. 3 4 Rangers — 2. 3. 4 ICC — 3. 4; French Club — 3. Science Club — 4. Color Guard — 3. 4. Company Commander — 3. 4. Certificate of Appreciation — Sons of Confederate Veterans — 2. Recruiting National Guard — 3. American Legion Medal for Scholastic Excellence — 3; Retired Officer's Association. Certificate of Excellence — 3; Sons of the American Revolution. Medal for Leadership — 3 Harrison. Chad — Baseball — 4. Band — 2. 3. 4. FFA — 2. 3. 4. Octaketos — 2 Hart. Amy — Student Council — 3. 4. Jr Class President — 3. Senior Class Parliamentarian 4 NHS — 2. 3. 4. Chaplain — 3; Philos — 2; Les Jeunes Filles — 3. 4. Vice President — 4; American Field Service — 2. 3. 4. Board Member — 4; Concert Choir — 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer. 4. FYEA — 3. 4 Secretary — 3: President — 4 Prom Chairman — 3; ICC — 3. 4. Homecoming Chairman — 3; First Runner-Up Dream Girl — 3; Outstanding Junior of Student Council — 3; Girls' State Alternate — 3. I Dare You Leadership Award — 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3. District School Board Advisory Committee — 3, 4. Calendar Couple — 4; Homecoming Court — 4. DAR Good Citizen Award — 4 Hartpence, Norman — Interact; Octaketos Hays. Meg — Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad — 2; Varsity Cheerleading Squad — 4; Les Jeune Filles Sophomore Representative — 2; Les Jeune Filles Secretary — 3; Les Jeunes Filles — 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4 AFS — 2. 3. 4 Student Council Junior Representative — 3; Student Council Senior Representative — 4 Chairman of Notables for Prom — 3. Chairman of Homecoming Decorations — 3: Florida Girls' State — 3. Hays. Russell — German Club — 3. 4. Key Club — 4. AFS — 4 Heath, Ty — Junior Varsity Baseball Team — 2; Science Club — 3; Spanish Club — 3. 4; FBLA — 4; Leo — 4 Helms. Kevin — Football. Serteen Representative. FCA — Vice President. Les Juene Filles Garcon. Henderson. Kim — Student Council — 2. 3. 4. Sophomore Class Vice President — 2; Junior Class Representative — 3; Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms — 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4; Trident Staff — 3. 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4; Marching Band — 2. 3. 4. Assistant Rank Leader — 3. 4. Co-Captain of Band — 4; Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club Secretary — 4; Interact — 2. 3; Winter Haven Youth Council — 2. 3. 4; Winter Haven Youth Council Secretary Treasurer — 4; Youth Alive — 2, 3; Youth Alive Secretary — 3. Herman. Angela — FHA — 3 Hershfield, Angela — Student Council 3. 4; Cheerleading — 3. 4 Capt of Varsity Cheerleading Squad — 4. Les Jeunes Filles — 3. 4 Secretary of LJF — 4, Spanish — 2; Youth Council — 3. American Field Service — 3. 4. Trident Staff — 3. 4. Junior Rep — 3; Senior Rep — 4; Chairman of Dance Committee — 4; Prom Committee — 3; Homecoming Decoration Committee — 4; White Christmas Canned Food Drive Committee — 3. 4 Hillery. Kotonja — Drama — 4; Les Jeunes Filles — 3. 4. Manager of Vocal Ensemble — 4; Student Council — 3; Best Solo — 3: Honorable Choir Member — 3.4 Hinegardner, Mike — Weightlifting — 3; Serteen — 2. 3. 4. Les Juenes Filles — 2. 3; Philos — 4 Hines, Tammy — FBLA Historian — 4; FBLA — 4. Hogan. Gena — Marching Band — 2. 3. 4; Concert Band — 2. 3: Symphonic Band — 4 Holland. Rick — J V. Baseball — 2 Hopp. Tabetha — DECA — 4; FYEA — 3; Spanish Club — 3. Houser. Danny — DECA Photographer — 3; DECA Sgt of Arms — 4 Huggins, Roy — Baseball — 3: DCT — 4 Hunt. Robin — Chorus — 2. ROTC — 3; DCT — 4 Imber, Audra — Devilettes — 2; Trident — 3. Radio Show Speaker — 3; Serteen — 3. 4; FBLA — 4; Yearbook Staff — 4; Photographer Yearbook — 4; Photographer FBLA — 4. Art Show Award. Graphic Division - 3; Art Award Citrus Festival — 3; Ridge Art Show — 2. 3. Ireland. Heather—• Leo Club Secretary 2 CBE 3 4 FBLA - 3 4 Spanish Club — 2 3 4 AFS — 4 Ito, Robert — NHS 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 Marching Band — 2 3 4 Section Leader Marching Band - 4 Rank Leader Marching Band — 3 4 Symphonic Band -2.3 4 Stage Band — 3 AFS — 4 Key Club — 4 Campus Life — 3 Homecoming Court — 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3 American Legion Boys State — 3. All County Band — 4. USAA History and Govt Award — 3 Academic Letter — 4 — J — Jackson. Cary — Wrestling 2.3 4 Marching Band -2.3 ROTC — 3. 4. Concert Band — 3 Coaches Award for Wrestling — 2 Who s Who Among High School Students — 3 Jacoby, Theresa — Volleyball — 3; Basketball — 2. AFS — 2. Science Club — 3. Spanish Club — 3. Art Club — 2.3 4; Campus Life — 3 USAA Award of Art — 4 Jeffery. Randy — Serteen — 2.3 4 Jennis, Jimmy — Varsity Baseball 4 Jesse. Kimberly — JV Cheerleader — 2 Varsity Cheerleader — 3.4 Cross Country — 4. Student Council — 2. 3. 4. Sophomore Class Rep — 2; Junior Rep — 3; Senior Class Rep. — 4. Les Jeunes Filles — 2. 3. 4 FYEA — 3. 4. AFS — 3. 4; Serteen — 2. 4. Prom Committee Co-Chairman — 3; Campus Life — 3 Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4 Jesse. Samantha — FFA — 2 Jester. Tina — Octaketos — 3. 4. Treasurer Octaketos — 4; First Place Art Award — 4 Jischke. Kim — Octaketos — 3. 4 Secretary Octaketos — 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Johnson. Heather — Les Juenes Filles — 2. Spanish Club — 3 Serteen — 3; Philos — 4 ICC — 4. President of CBE — 4. FBLA — 4. Honor Society — 4; Student Forum — 4. Homecoming Candidate — 4 Johnson, Marcus — Band — 2. 3. 4. Stage Band — 4 Band Officer — 4; Band Rank Leader — 4; Orchestra — 2. 3. 4. Polk County Advisory Board Committee — 3; Boys' State — 3. Superior Rating Band — 3 Superior Rating Solo and Ensemble — 2. 3 Johnston. Wendy — French Club — 2. 3 National Honor Society — 3 Les Jeunes Filles — 2; Devilettes — 2. 3. Jones, Donnie — French Club — 3. 4. Campus Life — 3. AFS — 4 FYEA - 3. 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3 Junk, Chris — J V Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3. 4. J. C. Cain Memorial Scholarship — K — Kemp. Lane — Volleyball — 2. 3 Basketball — 2; Spanish — 2. 3. FBLA — 3. Athletic Award — 2 King. Memory — Philos — 3 Kleaka. Paul — Serteen — 3. 4 Knepp. Kelly — German Club — 4. Anchor Club — 4. Les Juenes Filles — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Knowles. Lisa — J.V Bat Girl — 2. Serteen — 3; Student Council Rep — 2. 3; DECA — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Early Admissions to Polk Community College — 4 Konger. Cory — J.V Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3; Key Club — 4 AFS 4. Band — 2. 3. 4; Stage Band — 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Koon. Richard — Interact Club — 3; Spanish Club — 3 Kriston. Albert — FFA Parliamentarian — 3; Parliamentary Procedure Team FFA — 2; FFA Opening and Closing Ceremonies — 3; FFA State Convention — 2. — L — Landau. Charles — Tennis — 2. 3; National Honor Society — 2. 3. 4 German Club — 2. 3. 4; Student Council Representative — 3. 4 Campus Life 3; Co-Chairman Prom Committee — 3; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Mathematics and Science Award — 3; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist — 4; Boys' State 3 Lasseter, Leslie — Track — 4. Philos — 2. 3. 4. Philos Secretary — 4. Serteen — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 3. 4. Campus Life — 2. 3; AFS — 3. 4; FCA — 4. Student Council — 2. 4; ICC — 2; Soph. Class President — 2; Homecoming Refreshment Chairman — 2; Sr Class Vice-President — 4; Data Match Chairman — 4; Varsity Bat Girl — 2. 3. 4 Marching Band — 2. 3. 4; Band Sr Rep — 4 Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4. Dream Girl Finalist and Miss Congeniality — 3; Calendar Cover — 3; Homecoming Queen — 4 Senior Index 333 Lawrence. LaGuana — Concert Choir — 2. Interact — 2; Indoor Guard — 3: Majorette — 4. Marching Band — 4; Indoor Guard — 4: ICC — 4 Drama — 4 Superior Solo Ensemble for Majorettes — 4 Excellent Solo Ensemble for Majorettes Lee. Pam — Octaketoes — 2: Serteen — 2; Junior Rep for Serteen — 3. French Club — 3; FYEA — 3. 4; FHA — 4; Devilette — 4; Homecoming Court — 4 Leonard. Toyetta — Volleyball — 4: Spanish Club — 3; Project Upward 8ound — 2. 3. 4 Lewis. Kelli — FBLA CBE — 4 Lewis. Kristi — FBLA — 2; FBLA CBE — 4. Lewis. Michelle — Serteen — 4. Video Production Staff — 4 Lewis. Todd — Leo Club — 3. 4; Secretary — 3; Treasurer — 4 German Club — 3; Marching Band — 2. 3. 4 Symphonic Band — 3. 4. Stage Band — 3. 4 Lindley. Jeane — Rhythmettes — 1 Chorus — 2. 3; Ensemble — 3. Les Juenes Filles — 3. 4; Philos — 4; FHA — 4. Outstanding Soloist Award — 2. 3; Superior Solo Rating — 2; Excellent Solo Rating — 3 Outstanding Choral Member — 2. 3; Early Admission. PCC — 4 Livingston. Mike — Football — 2. 3; Basketball — 2 Baseball — 2. 3 Key Club — 4; Spanish Club — 2 Most School Spirit — 3 Lott. Rick — Swim Team — 2. 3: Octaketos — 3; DCT — 4 Lowe. Bryan — Varsity Football — 3. Basketball 4 Varsity Track — Lucas. Julie — FBLA — 2. 3; FYEA — 2. 3. FBLA CBE — 4; Breakfast Committee — 4 Lydon. Amy — Band — 2. 3; Spanish Club — 4 Mat Girl for Wrestling Team — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. — M — MacCalla. Mindy — Serteen — 2. 3 Jr Rep — 3 FYEA — 3; Devilettes — 3; FHA — 4; Treasurer — 4 MacCalla, Missy — Devilettes: Serteen; FYEA. MacKenzie, Teresa — Golf Team. Mahoney. Erin — NHS — 2. 3. 4. French Club — 3. 4. Interact — 3. 4; Vice President — 4; DCT — 4; Corresponding Secretary — 4; Academic Letter — 4 Malone. Diane — FBLA — 3; Art — 4 Mann. Chris — Tennis — 2; Soccer — 2. 3. 4 Serteen — 2. 3. 4 Junior Rep — 3: Vice President — 4; French Club — 2 Manzo. Nena — Orchestra — 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble — 4; NHS — 2. 3. 4. Vice President — 3; President — 4 Student Council — 3. 4 Secretary — 4; All State Orchestra — 2. 3 Academic Letter — 3; All County Orchestra — 2. 3. Marotti. Mia — Devilettes — 2. 3. 4; Co-Captain — 4. FYEA — 3. 4 Vice President — 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4. Sophomore Rep — 2; Junior Secretary — 3; Homecoming Chairman — 3: Co-Chairman of Homecoming — 2; Prom Committee Chairman — 3; Senior Secretary — 4; ICC — 3; Secretary Treasurer — 3; Baseball Bat Girl — 2. 3. 4; FHA — 4; Dream Girl — 4. Homecoming Court — 4; Girl Stater — 3; Calendar Couple — 4; Co-Captain of Devilettes — 4 Marotti. Robert — Spanish Club — 3; Science Club — 2; French Club — 3; FBLA — 4; Band — 2: European Study Tour — 3 Martin. Courtney — Wrestling — 3; ROTC — 3. Drill Team — 3 Mason. Michelle — Spanish — 2. 3. 4. Les Jeunes Filles — 2. 3. 4 Yearbook — 3. 4; Section Editor — 4; Homecoming Decorating Committee — 2; Cotillion — 3. 4; Poetry Award — 3; American Legion Speech Contest. 'Voice of America 3rd Place — 3. Mathews. Tony — Baseball — 2; Chorus President; Ensemble — ICC. May. Donna — FFA — 2. 3. 4. Officer — 4; FBLA 4; Secretary — 4; Livestock Outstanding Award — 3. Mayo. Walker — Football — 2. 3 Weightlifting — 2; DCT — 3. 4 Social Committee Chairman — 4 McArthur. Kyle — Football — 2. 4 McCaslin, DeeAnn — FBLA - 3. 4; Treasurer — 4; Campus Life — 3; FBLA District Contest. Fourth Race. Stenographer I — 3 McClain. Ronda — Track — 2. 3. 4 Basketball — 4 McClendon. Altheia — Spiriteers — 2 Devilettes — 3. 4 FHA —- 3. 4 McClernan, Michelle — French Club 3. 4 FYEA — 3. 4; Campus Life — 3; FHA 4; Historian — 4. McCrimmon, Scott — Baseball — 2. McGriff. Walter — Football — 2. 3. 4 McKennon. James — Football — 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4 Baseball — 2. 3; Track. McLamara. Erik — Soccer — 4. Pole Vault — 4: Serteen; Octaketos; Spanish; Campus Life; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Meadows. Debbie — Art Club — 2. 3. 4 FBLA — 4 Mersereau. Michelle — Serteen — 3. 4; Calendar Committee — 3; Prom Committee — 3. Messner, Scott — DCT - 4; Social Committee — 4 Miceli. Tom — Alumni Football — 4; FFA — 2. 3. 4 Milburn. Matthew — Football — 4; Chess Club — 2. Miller. David — JV Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball — 3. 4; Serteen — 3; Most Improved JV Baseball — 2. Monteleone, Rocco — DECA — 4 Moore. Byron — JV Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball — 3. 4; JV Football — 2; Serteen — 2. 3. 4. Marching Band — 2. 3: Concert Band — 2. Moore. Robert — Football — 2. Baseball — 2. 3. 4. Ag Coop — 4 FFA — 2. 3. 4 Chapter Farmer s Degree — 3. Morgan, Julie — Tennis — 4; Philos — 4. Morgan, Steve — FFA — 2. 3. 4 Sentinel — 3; Treasurer — 4; Polk County Federation FFA Chaplain — 3; Polk County Federation FFA President — 4; Polk County Federation FFA Parliamentarian — 4; ICC Treasurer — 4. Student Council. Sgt. at Arms — 4; Student Council Secretary — 4. Yearbook Staff — 4. Photographer — 4. Sub-District Secretary. FFA — 3; Chapter Farmer Degree — 2; Chapter Leadership Award — 3; State Farmer Degree — 4. Morrow. Brenda — DECA — 4 Muldrow, Darron — Track — 2; Weightlifting — 2; Track — 4 Mulkey, Tina — Spanish; FBLA; Campus Life; Trident Staff; Concert Choir. — N — Neumann. Lisa — Serteen — 2; CBE — 4. FBLA — 4 Newman. Steve — Wrestling — 3 Nguyen. Kim — German — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4; Girls' State - 3 — O — O'Neal. Anita — Les Juenes Filles — 2. 3. 4 Spanish — 2. 3. 4; Student Council Sec. — 2; Student Council Treasurer — 3; AFS — 3; Yearbook — 3; Editor. Yearbook — 4; FBLA — 4; Nominee for Girls' State — 3 O'Neal. Lori — DECA — 4 Ousley. Steve — J.V Basketball — 2. — P — Pacholski. Annalisa — J.V Cheerleader — 2; J.V Bat Girl — 2; Serteen — 2; DCT — 4 Pangburn. Mindy — Serteen — 2; FBLA — 4. CBE Secretary — 4 Pearce. Johnny — Chorus — 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble — 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble President — 4 Pelt. Melissa — Chorus 2. 3. 4 Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4. National Honor Society — 3. 4. Drama Club — 2. 3; Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club Treasurer — 4; AFS — 4; Academic Letter — 4 Phillips. Richard — Rifle Team — 2; Swim Team — 3; Football — 3; Expert Riflemen's Medal Phillips. Travis — FFA — 2. 3. 4 Pielow. Ginger — Cross Country — 4; Concert Choir — 2. 3; Secretary-Treasurer Concert Choir — 3; Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4. Sec Treas Vocal Ensemble — 4; ICC — 4; Spanish Club — 3; German — 4; Video Prod. Staff — 4; Video Program Sales Coordinator — 4; Girls’ State Nominee — 3. Pooser. Preston — Track — 2. 3. 4; J.V. Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3.4. FCA — 2; FBLA — 4 Porter. Melissa — Campus Life — 3; Concert Choir — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Posted. Cindi — Marching Band Flag Corps — 2. 3.4, Flag Sec Treas — 3: Spanish — 2; French Club — 3; Philos — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 — R — Radzak, Rick — Golf Team — 2. 3; Campus Life — 4; DCT — 4; Historian — 4 Rafool, Brandon — Golf 2; Serteen — 2. 3. 4. Senior Rep 4; AFS 2. 4. FCA — 2; NHS — 4. Trident - 4. Video Staff — 3. 4. Homecoming Court — 4; Calendar Couple — 4. 334 Senior Index Rawlins. Michele — Track — 3; Cross Country — 2; Varsity Cross Country — 3 Ray. Robin — CBE FBLA — 4 Ream, Missy — Interact — 3. 4; Treasurer — 4; Spanish Club — 3; OCT —4 Reeves. James — JV Football — 2; JV Basketball — 2. 3; Varsity Basketball — 4; ROTC — 2. 3. 4 Reynolds. J. P. — Golf — 3; FBLA — 4 Reynolds. Larry L. — Football — 2; Baseball — 2. 3. 4 FFA — 3. 4; JV Baseball. Most Valuable Player — 2. Richardson, Wendy — FBLA Riddle. Lori — FFA — 2. 3. 4; Secretary — 3. 4; Chapter Farmer Degree. Greenhand Degree. Livestock Proficiency Award. United States Achievement Academy Award — 3. Rizer, Chris — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3. 4; FYEA — 4; Leo — 4; FCA — 2. 4. NHS — 2; Junior Civitan Representative — 3. Roberts. Jeff — Chorus — 2. 3. 4 Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4; Vice President — 4. Robnett. Richard — FFA — 2. 3. 4; President — 4; Polk County Federation. FFA. Chaplain. Livestock Team; Parliamentary Procedure Teama. Citrus Team; FFA Chapter Farmer — 2; State Citrus Grading. Second Place — 3; State Farmer. FFA — 4 Rodrigues, Kim — Softball — 2; Sophomore Rep. — 2; Wrestling Scorekeeper — 2; Spanish Club — 3; French Club — 3. Roehrig. Julie — Volleyball — 2; Softball — 2; Cheerleading — 2; Swimming — 2. 3; German — 4; Drama — 2. 3. 4; NHS — 3. 4; Marching Band — 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4 Rollins. Mary — FHA — 4; Drama Club — 4. Rooney, Mike — Serteen; DCT; Vice President. Rose, Jeff — Varsity Baseball — 2. 3.4; Varsity Football — 4; All County Honorable Mention — Baseball; Baseball All-Tournament Selection; All-County First Team; All-Area Second Team. Rose. Kim — Wrestling — 2; Key — 2; Serteen — 3. 4 Royals. Matthew — FFA — 2. 3; Greenhand Pm — 2. 3. — S — Sackett, Kris — Devilettes — 3. 4; Serteen — 2. 3; Secretary — 3. Sanborn, David — Science Club President; ROTC Captain. Sansone, Tina — Art Club — 2. 3. FCA — 3. NHS — 2; Southland Art Exhibition Merits — 2. 3; Art Ribbons — 2, 3. 4 Art Excellence Plaque — 2; Southeast Plaza Art Show. 2nd Student Division — 4 Santiago. Griselle — Spanish Club — 3. 4 Satterfield. Dean — Art Club — 2. 3; DECA — 3. 4; Historian — 4 Schmid. Mary Beth — Serteen — 3; FFA — 2; FBLA — 4. Schramm, James — Exemplary Attendance — 3. Settlemyre. Dawn — Varsity Volleyball — 2. 3; Varsity Softball — 2; Christians in Action — 2; Anchor Club — 3. 4; Treasurer — 4; Flag Corps — 4; Most Improved Player. Volleyball — 3. Sims, Linda — FBLA CBE — 3. 4; Corresponding Secretary — 3. Singleton, Kenny — DECA — 4 Skipper, Jeff — Golf Team — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 3. 4 Les Juenes Filles Garcon — 4; FBLA 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3; Most Valuable Player. Golf Team — 3. Smith, Jack — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3. 4; JV Wrestling — 2; Track Team — 3; Serteen — 3; Leo — 2; Campus Life — 3. Smith, Susan — Philos — 2; Serteen — 2. 3. Snively, Kelly Bridges — Cheerleading Mascot — 3; Drama — 2. 3; Secretary — 2, 3; Interact — 2. 3. Serteen — 4; Philos — 4; Les Jeunes Filles — 2; AFS P 2. 3; FCA — 4; Yearbook Staff — 3. 4; Ads Section Editor — 4 Prom Committee Co-Chairman — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Solomon, Randy — Wrestling — 2; FFA — 2. 3. 4; Sentinel — 4. Greenhand — 2; Chapter Farmer s — 3. Sparkman. Tammie — German Club — 2; Spanish Club — 3. Stanfield. Beth — Drill Team — 2. 3. 4; FBLA — 2; DECA — 4 ROTC — 2. 3. 4; Battalion Commander — 4; Drill Team Commander — 3. 4. Perfect Attendance — 3; American Legion Meritorious Medal — 3; Women's Auxiliary Academic Excellence Medal — 3. Steigei. Dallas — JV Football — 2; Serteen — 3. 4; Spanish — 3. Stephens. Michael — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 4. Stewart, Becky — Band — 2. 3. 4. Stewart. Darren — Boy's Tennis — 3; Track Team — 2; NHS — 3; Spanish Club — 2; School Play (Musical) — 2. Marching Band — 2. 3; Concert Band — 2. 3; Tennis Athletic and Scholastic Achievement Award — 3; Varsity Letters in Track. Band. Tennis — 2, 3. Story, Michelle — Serteen — 2. 3. 4 Philos — 4 German Club — 2; FHA — 4; President — 4; Calendar and Homecoming Nominations — 3.4 Stum, Russell — NHS — 2, 3. 4. Leo Club — 3. 4; Sergeant-at-Arms — 4; Committee Head — 3; German Club — 4 — T — Tanner, Todd J. — FFA — 2. 3; Ag. Coop. — 3. 4 Tanner. Webb — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 4; Track — 3. 4; Baseball — 2; Spanish Club; Key Club; Philos; Serteen Thomas, Jeanette — Track — 3; Philos — 4; FYEA — 4; Chorus — 3. 4; Vocal Ensemble — 4; Spiriteers — 2; Solo Superior Rating — 3; Solo Excellent Rating — 3; Outstanding Soloist Award — 3. Thompson, Marlene — Spanish Club — 2. 3; FHA — 4; Octaketos — 4 Triant, George — Wrestling — 2. 3; Spanish Club — 3. Trottier. Martin — VICA — 3. 4 Trueheart. Mike — Varsity Football — 2. 3. 4. Weightlifting — 2. 3. 4. Track — 4; Serteen — 4; Christian Athletic Association — 2. 4. Senior Class Representative — 4; Most Valuable Junior Football Player — 3; Most Valuable Weightlifter — 3; Boys’ State Representative — 3; Philos Fellow — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; WSIR Player of the Week Award — 3. Tuttle, Tres — Tennis Team — 2. 3; Serteen — 2. 3. 4; Treasurer — 4 — V — Vaassen, Diana — FFA — 2. 3; Student Advisory Committee — 4; Student Forum — 4. VICA — 4; Secretary — 4; John Stewart’s Program for Excellence in Education — 4; FFA Baking Awards — 2. 3. Varnadore. Bonnie — Perfect Attendance — 2. Vogt, John — FFA — 2. 3; Serteen — 3. 4; Key — 4; Yearbook Staff — 4 Vuong, Hlen — Spanish Club — 4. — w — Walley, Rodney — Varsity Football — 2. 3. 4; Varsity Wrestling — 3. 4; FFA — 2. 4; Varsity Football Player of the Week Award Waltonbaugh, Doug — Band — 2; NHS — 2. 3. 4; German Club — 2. 3. 4; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student — 4. Waters, Dennis L. — Serteen — 2; FBLA — 2. 3; FFA — 2. 3. 4; DCT — 3; FHA —4 Weeks, Suzanne — Girl's Tennis — 2. 3; FBLA — 2, 3; FFA — 2. 3. 4. White. Betsy — Orchestra — 2; Anchor Club — 2. 3; AFS — 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Early Admissions — PCC — 4. Whitten, Denise — Les Jeunes Filles — 2; Anchor — 3; French — 3; Marching Band — 4; Flags — 4; Youth Council — 3. 4; President — 4 Youth Alive — 3; Student Council — 3; Junior Class Representative — 3; Prom Committee Co-Chairman — 3; Chorus — 2. 3. 4; United States Achievement Academy — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Devil Darling — 4; National Merit Scholarship for Outstanding Negro Students Semi-Finalist — 4 Williams, Alvin — Varsity Track — 4; ROTC — 4 Williams. Gary — Marching Band — 2. 3. 4; Serteen — 2; Leo — 2; Concert Band — 2. 3; Symphonic Band — 4 Williams, Marvin — Wrestling — 4; Drama Club — 2; JROTC Drill Team — 2. 3. 4 Williams. Mike — Serteen — 3. Williams, Victor — Football — 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 3; Wrestling — 4 Willis. Angela — FBLA CBE — 4; FHA — 4 Wilson. Bobby — FHA; Chorus. Wilson. Kendra — Youth Alive — 2; Concert Band — 2. 3. 4; Marching Band — 2. 3. 4 JROTC — 2. 3. 4; Intelligence Officer; First Lieutenant; Marching Band Medal. Superior Rating — 3. 4 Winfree. Rob — FFA — 2. 3. 4; Vice President — 4; Yearbook Staff — 4 Livestock Judging. FFA — 2. 3. 4; Citrus Identification. FFA — 3. FFA Chapter Farmer — 2; FFA State Farmer — 4. Woods, Terri — Marching Band — 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4; FBLA — 4 Woolwine. Bob — JV Footbail — 2; Varsity Football — 3; Swimming — 4; Video Productions — 4; Journalism II — 4; Les Jeunes Filles Garcon — 4; Philos Fellow — 4 — Y — Yoder, Debbie — Winter Haven Orchestra Organization Secretary. Senior Index 335 “A Special Spirit” — that’s what we have hoped to capture in this edition of the WHA HWA HTA SEE yearbook. The school year is made up of all types of experiences. Through this book we hope to have preserved those fond memories, so they can always be rekindled at the turn of a page. Memories are what make life worthwhile. We hope your lives have been very worthwhile and full of special times, too. We want to thank Bryn Alan for the help they gave us putting the yearbook together. A special “thank you” goes to the photographers — Charlie, Donald, and Larry for their creative ability in taking pictures for our book. Our deep appreciation also goes to Mr. Jim Bolin of Taylor Publishing Company for his help, ideas, and concern for our publication. But most of all we want to thank Mr. Cox, for all his unexhaustible supply of patience and understanding when everything was so hectic around deadline time. As the years pass, we hope the memories created herein will remind you of that “Special Spirit” of a Winter Haven Blue Devil and will help you relive those wonderful years with a special feeling. Our best wishes to each of you for a happy and successful lifetime! Mark Bowers 336 Closing