Woodrow Wilson High School - President Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1985 volume:

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Scattered pictures of the times we left behind, times we will remem- ber, of the way we were. above: Dim all the lights ... above: Don’t you think we should of dressed down a little for the occasion. left: Dashing, dazzeling, and devestating duo. ses pata eh Shah gy a: eae ese ee % ise a be “= 2 = i : q ey 10 , Dr. Burton finds himself again at the helm of the mighty Presidents; in a year that prom- ises to bring about many changes. With the retirement of both the superintendant and his assistant this year, all the principals find adjustments to the new administration are im- perative. A little closer to home, our own Mr. Pete Mills retired in November which pre- cluded his replacement, our long time 8th grade principal, Mr. Michael Laguta. Finally, moving out of the gym and into the “Hot Seat” Mr. Ken Hop- kins takes over as the 8th grade principal. Many changes, and many adjustments, but in the final analysis, all is still well in Presidential Territory. An avid sports fan, Dr. Burton can often be found enjoying a good game. Mr. Mills shows us the latest in “Break ahi | Dancing”... The sitting down version. = i lsal Sae BE es Top: Mr. Laguta is smiling now as he has just taken over for retired Mr. Mills. above: The newest banana of the bunch — Mr. Hop- kins sheds his Athletic talents to become the 8th grade principal. 11 FACULTY IN CHARGE Mrs. Deloatch helps Lionell focus the microscope Mrs. Kathryn Allen Home Economics Mrs. Lee Benson Mathematics Mrs. Virginia Bonwell Foreign Language History Mr. Dan Boyd Science Mrs. Mae Breckinridge Librarian Mrs. Angela Brown Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy Bryce Science Mrs. Margaret Costa Librarian Mrs. Hattie Cooper English 12 Mrs. Carol Danner Home Economics Mrs. Bessie Durham Mathematics Miss Debbie Eagan Special Education Miss Eagan takes a journey to the bottom of her desk. Miss Geraldine Elliot Secretary Miss K. Faulk Mrs. Iva Foust Mathematics Mrs. Betty Fuller Study Hall Mrs. Joy Graves Distributive Education ils TEACHERS above: C’mon Mrs. Kammerer, don’t act like the children. above: You're not going to take my picture are you? right: I just love looking into this little box. ON DUTY Left: Mrs. Wilkerson prepares herself for a fun-filled day with her students. top; Mrs. Durham needs a separate desk just for her a name plate above: It’s obvious you didn’t do your homework because your not even close. il Mrs. Valarie Jean Hall English Mr. Thaddeus Hayes Science Mr. Sean Hickey Social Studies Mrs. Marion Ingersol Science Mr. Andrew Jones Mathematics Mrs. Marva Jones Mathematics Mr. David King Mathematics Miss Kathy Kammerer Librarian Mr. Joe Ladisic Science Mr. McGinley is wrestling with this intense pose. “isn’t it wonderful ... ” 16 14 , Mrs. Phyllis Lyon English Mr. Aaron McGlothlin English, Drama a ei 9 GS a WR a alo Sth or MP ARS arene Pena PG i A Ee oe te ee nn Mrs. Dorothy Mott iS Reading ' Mrs. Anita Nyman 4 English : Mr. Larry Outten World History Mrs. Frances Page English I’m going to get you for this! a LZ, 18 Mrs. Catherine Randolph Science Miss Marian Ranson English Mrs. Linda Riddick Home Economics Mr. Roy Reel Health P.E. Mr. Joe Simons Social Studies Mrs. Vanessa Skinner Mathematics Mrs. Carolyn Smith Mr. Ted Smith Social Studies Mrs. Renee Spencer English Mrs. Ernell Stephenson Social Studies “Ah, this headache.” And it’s only first period. Mrs. Bobbi Stone Health P.E. Mrs. JoAnn Sweet Art Mr. Ronald Symes Study Hall Mrs. Judith Temple English Mrs. Anna Wall English Mrs. Ella Ward English Mr. David Warren Chorus Mrs. Sheila Waters Home Economics Mrs. Jeanette Wilkerson Special Education Mrs. Gladus Williams Foreign Language 19 20 HEADS OF CLASS | Bp, “Don’t do this to me!” dhecddbecdhechdedodedacd 3-3-4441 So On 8 ie te oe me ee 4-4-4.8-4-4-4 3 © oe me tee Se 8 oe oe 8 44-44-48 Seaeaer ee Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Stone wish Mr. Mills a fine farewell. Left; Mr. Bystrom gets shot while shooting. Top: Mrs. Paige and one of her fans. Mr. Hinton shows no fear as he is about to be “sprayed” to death. If you want to find Mr. Ballein, just look | for the “girls”. 21 N 24 ENIORS MADE IT EVERLINA ALLEN “LINA” flag girl — 2, 3, 4; Hostpitality Club — 4; Ambition: To attend college and futher my learnings in Office Tech. SHERYL A. ALLEN “SUGER” Drama Club — 3; Catering — 4; Am- bition: to attend college and be a Probation Officer. CHARLES WILLIAM BAKER “BREW BAKER” J.V. Baseball 1; Ambition; To attend college and be a successful Archeitect. VENITA TONNETTE BAZE- MORE Assoc. editor of Student — 3; editor of Student — 4; Band — 1, 2 3 4; Science Club — 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club — 1, 2; National Honor SOG 3847S OrAy loess Vialdior Honor — 4; Ambition: To attend UVA to major in the medical field. CASSANDRA DENISE BEAMON “SONNIE” Band — 1, 2; Ambition: To attend Hampton Inst. for four years and then have a successful ca- reer. MICHELLE CHARLENE BEN- NETT “CHELL” Ambition: To be- come a successful Social Worker. “Aren’t we lookin’ fine?” ALIVE IN ’85 KIMBERLY DAWN BENSON KIM) Hie. 3.4 SA DItOls tO graduate from high school and marry Dallas Ray Taylor Jr. TROY BENSON N A LINDA FAYE BLACK H.R. Pres. 4; IDIEYL AN — 2 ah He Walleye said! —— il, at, 4 COE — 4; Ambition: To finish high school and go to college and major in Business. LISA BLACK “TWIN” Band — 1, BP ILA = il, BS 42 GONE — Ze Alinaloyi- tion; to attend college and then go into the U.S. Air Force as a Ist Lieu- tenant. LINDA MARIE BLACK FBLA — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 4; Ambition: To be- come a cosmotologist. ROBIN MICHELLE BLOUNT Sec. of French and Science Club 3; Sci- ence Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls V. Bas- Heexdogull il, 2 Gy, Be IDINCA, == Be Storie bale oa a rench Glu peat: Ambition: To attend Hampton Inst. or ODU and major in Physical Ther- apy Or Nursing 25 26 TERRI BONDS “ODY” V Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To gra- duate and go to NSU. CYNTHIA J BRATCHER N A MARK A BROWN JV Wrestling 2, 3; Ambition: To graduate and enlist in the U.S. Air Force and be very successful throughout my career. ROBERT W BROWN II “BOBBY” V Football 1, 2, 3; JV Baseball 1; V Baseball 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To be the best in everything I can. ROY WESTON BROWN 4 BUL(OXCIE” dhe, INLIELSS, tle INLIELS: 2 8b 4; H.R. Pres. 3; Sport Assoc. Editor of school paper 3; Sec. of N.H.S. 4; JV Wrestling 1; V Wrestling 2, 3; Band 4; JV Baseball 2; Track 3; Am- bition: To go to Hampton Univ. and major in Biology. DEBVONNA BULLOCK “DEB- BIE” DECA 4; FBLA 4; Ambition: To attend VSU for four years and afterwards live a successful life. CANDICE DAWN BURGESS “CANDY BOB” FBLA 1, 2, 3; Am- bition: To further my education in computers and live a happy life with Billy Goodwin. VENEZIA LOLETA BURNEY “NESIE” Girls Track 1, 2, 8, 4; Band I 23, 4, EBIEAYA Ambitions Lo attend college and major in some- thing in the Business field and after that get married to Curley B. Speller Jr. JOHN CALLOWAY IIT “NOOKIE” EDR eresme Bandeleo aaa) OA 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Military Service. JAMES C. CANNADY JR “JIM- MY” Ambition: To finish school and attend college. PATRICIA ANNETTE CAN- NADY “MISSY” FHA 2; FBLA 8, 4; COE 3, 4; Ambition: To become a Business Secretary or Word Proces- Sor. MARVIN VAN CHANDLER “MESSY MARVIN” DECA 3, 4; Ambition: To become a successful businessman. Left: The seniors show “overextend- ed enthusiasm” during a pep rally. Above: Barbara is not enthused about counting all of this money. aN, Le PENNY CHAPPELL JV Gymnas- tics 1; V Cheerleader 3, 4; Yearbook Statf 3, 4; Ambition: To go to college and live a happy life with J.S. KIMBLYN G. CLANTON N A RICHARD LEE CLEVELAND “ROCKDADDY” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Ambition: To become a Electronic Technician. HARRY COLE “HARRY O” Foot- ball 2, 8; Track 2, 3: FBLA 3; Ambi- tion: To become a successful Busi- nessman. IRIS ROSEMARY COLLINS H.R. Pres. 2; V Basketball 1, 2, 3; Ambi- tion: to graduate from High school and go into the Air Force. MICHAEL EUGENE COPELAN “MIKE” Basketball 1, 2, 4; Tennis 1; FHA 4; Ambition: To become suc- cessful in life. | j { | 27 28 THE FINAL STEP “May I please have your atten- tion?” BRIAN KEVIN CREECH “CREECH” Ambition: To get my diploma and go to work for my dad. DARIN THOMAS DARDEN “SALT” V Football 4; Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer. DONNA JEAN DARDEN See. Sci- ence Club 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1 2.3, 4; NHS 3, 4 DECAY? COE 4; Ambition: To attend college and become a Word Processor. JACQUELINE DENISE DAVIS “JACKIE” FBLA 1, 2, 8, 4; Ambi- tion: To be successful in college. JEANNIE SUE DEAN DECA 8, 4; FHA 4; Ambition: To work in spe- cial education for disabled children. JACQUELINE DICKENS “JACK- IE” FBLA 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To be successful in col- lege and a career in Psychology. BARBARA FRANCES DODGE Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; NJHS 1, 2; FBLA 3; SCA 3, 4; HR Pres. 3; JR. Class Sec. 8; Ambition: To pursue a career in Chemistry. PAMELA LYNN DUTTON “PAM” FBLA 1, FBLA Pres. 2, 3, 4; Science Club pres. 2; Class Pres. 3; Jr. Honor Soc. 1; Science Club 2, 3; Jr Ambassador. Ambition: To at- tend TCC and major in Word Pro- cessing, and live a long life with Timmy D. GINA LAVERNON EATON Flag girl 1, 2; COE 8, 4; Ambition: To become a nurse. JAMES ANTHONY EDWARDS JV Wrestling 1, 2, 3; JV Wrestling Capt. 3; JV Baseball 2; H.R. vice Pres. 4; Ambition: To go to College and major in Political Science. DON WAYNE ELLIOTT “SPUD” Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; DECA 4; Ambition: To enter the Air Force and have a successful life. JEFFREY CRAIG ELLIOTT “BANDIT” Band 1; Drama Club 2; DECA 38; Spanish Club 4; Ambition: To go to college and learn Electron- Ics. Darin Darden looks as if he’s real busy. 29 30 SENIORS!!! REGINA LORETTA ELNER H.R. Pres. 2; H.R. vice Pres. 3; H.R. Pres. 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2; Miss Tenth Grade Ex-Officio; Softball 3; FBLA 4; Science Club 3, 4; COE 4; Ambi- tion: To attend Air Force Academy and major in Electronics. JOYCE A EVERETTE N A NATASHA FARROW “TASHA” Black history Pres. Spanish 4; FBLA 4; Ambition: To attend VCU and major in Political Science. BECKY FERGUSON Sec. of Span- ish Club 1, 2; Spanish club Pres. H.R. Pres 1; Vice H.R. pres. 4; JR Class Pres. Future Ed. of Student Staff 3; Vice Pres. of NJS 4; JV Cheerleader 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; NJHS 1; FBLA 2; V Cheerleader 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; NJS 3, 4; DECA 4; Student Staff 2, 3; Ambi- tion: To become a future writer for a major magazine. EARLENE LAVELL FORTSON “MISSY” J.V. Basketball 2; Softball 2; V. Basketball 3, 4; Flaggirl 4. Am- bition: To become a pharmacist, and be the best I can be. MONA LISA FREEMAN “LISA” Sec. Hospitality Club 2; Marching Band 1. Ambition: To be a part of the news media. CLINTON AARON GAINEY .J.V. Football 1; V. Football 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To go in the Services. CHRISTIAN ANDREW GARD- NER “CHRIS” Wrestling 1, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Tennis 8, 4. Ambition: To go to college and get a degree in Ac- counting. JOSEPH GARDNER “JOE” J.V. Football 2; V. Football 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To be the best and to give all I can. JEANETTE ELIZABETH GOD- DARD “JAN” Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To work in the business field and lead a successful life. VERONICA STEPHAINE GRA- HAM “RONNIE” H.R. Pres. 2; Am- bition: To attend college and _ be- come a secretary. TAMMY GRAY N A JAMES GREEN N A JEANETTE GREEN “JENN- BEE”: FHA 4; Ambition: To be very successful in the business world and to become a Computer Operator. BRIAN KEITH RYDER JV Baseball 3; JV Wrestling 1; V wrestling 4; Ambition; To get a high paying job and marry a kill- er girl. Michael Copeland has his arms full. | 31 32 RICHARD D. HAMMIEL “RAW- HIDE” J.V. WRESTLING 1, 2; J.V. WRESTLING CAPTAIN 2; VAR- SITY FOOTBALLS, 4) VARSITY WRESTLING 3, 4: Ambition: To become an engineer or computer technician. VICKIE RENEE HARDY DECA 4: Ambition: Army THOMASEEN HARGROVE N A BRENDA DARLENE HARRELL “MS. LADY B” FHA 1, 2; DECA 3, 4; FBLA 4 Ambition: To join the Air Force Reserve and attend Tide- mater Community College, get mar- ried and have a family. DALE LAWRENCE HARRING- nO NGG Oma aa bascual mine maVA Baseball 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Stu- dent Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ambition: To attend college and become a photographer and partime model. DORCAS LAVERNE HARRIS “BINKIE”; Majorette 1; Co-Captain Majorette 2, 3; Modern Dance 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; FHA 4; FBLA 4; Ambition: To inlist in the service. SENTA DOREEN HARRIS “CYNT”. Basketball 1, 2; V Softball 1, 2; V Basketball 38; Ambition: To go into the military. CARLINDA KAREN HART “KA KA”; FBLA 1, 2, 4; Ambition: To major in Business Administration and go on to become very successful. WILLIE LEE HEART “UNCLE WIL”; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Foot- ball 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4: Ambition: To go into the service. THOMAS RAY HENDERSON JR. “7 J.7- Tennis 2: Science Club, 2: Student Staff 3, 4; Journalism I IT; Yearbook Staff 4; Ambition: To be- come a successful photographer. RICHARD JOSEPH HICKMAN; Spanish Club Historian 4; Spanish Club 2, 8, 4; Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. ANGELIA EVETTE HINES “AN- Gli”; Industrial Art Club 4; FHA 4; DECA 4; Ambition: To be very suc- cessful in whatever I chose to do. DARLENE HINES; Drama Club 3, 4; Ambition: To go to college and become a nurse. STEVEN JEROME HODGES SO VinwSandeleovArt GlupEleons: DECA 4; Ambition: To go to college or trade school. JACKLIN HOLT “JACKIE”; DECA 2, 3, 4; Hospitality Club 4; Ambition: To go to college and to be the best there is to come. MICHELLE D. HOWELL; (N A). 33 34 A view of some of our hardly working Seniors! HUBBA LEA HUBBARD “HUBBA-HUBBA”’, Science Club 1; Ambition: To become a profes- sional minister of music at a large Apostolic Church and be strong in the Lord spiritually. KEVIN MAURICE JENNINGS “JENN”, J.V. Football 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 2; V. Football 3, 4; V. Basketball 8, 4; Track 2, 4; Ambi- tion: Finish high school and attend college. STEPHEN ROBERT JERNIGAN “STEVE”. J.V. Baseball 1; V. Base- ball 2; Journalism I, I; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To become an architect and be successful in all that I do. CHANTAY CEVIL JOHNSON; J.R. NHS 1; FBLA 3, 4; COE 4; Am- bition: To attend college and be- come a successful CPA or major in Business Administration. LARRY D. JOHNSON; (N A). ZINA JOHNSON; (N A). JACQUELINE JOHNSON; (N A). STEPHANIE JORDAN “STEPH”: H.R. Pres. 1 ; FBLA 3, 4; FHA 4; Ambition: (N A). GEORGIANA B. KELLUM “GINA”: FBLA 1; Ambition: To be- come a surgical nurse and get mar- ried to Kevin Lewis. CORRINE KAY KROUSE; Vice Pres. Science Club 2; SCA Treas. 3; SCA Vice Pres. 4; Jr. Class SCA Rep. 3; Jr. NHS 1; NHS 2, 3, 4; J.V. Bas- ketball 1; French Club 1, 2; Science Club Pres. 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; SCA 38, 4; Ambition: To graduate from college, have a successful career, and fulfill all of my mother’s dreams. KIMBERLY ANN LANDY “KIM”; J.V. Chee rleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3, 4; Capt. of V. Cheerleaders 4; FBLA 38, 4; Ambition: To attend col- lege and major in Business Adminis- tration and later Marry Vincent. DORIS TAMM LANE “TAMM”, FHA 4; Ambition: To join the Air Force. LINDA LYNETTE LEWIS; Ambi- tion: To join the Air Force and to become the General’s secretary. BILL LITTLE; (N A). ” “Maybe when I get to college I’ll find someone to carry my books” 35 36 CENTER OF AFFECTION Tracy Parnell is the center of at- tention KAREN DENISE MCNEIL “SMALL” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 8, 4; FHA 4 Ambition: To become an RN and be the best nurse I can be. JEFFREY RAYMOND MIDDLE- TON “JEFF” Ambition: To gra- duate, to be accepted into the col- lege of my choice and graduate with a B.S. degree in communications or aeronautical engineering. JOSEPH MILES N A VERNITA LYNETTE MITCH- BLE “EYNEDIR HR Rep. 2: Band secretary 4; Band 1, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; FHA 4 Ambition: To go to college and be a very successful person. ANTHONY MONK N A LASONYA MOORE “SONYA” H.R. Pres. 1, 2; Hospitality Club 3, 4 Ambition: To go to college or in the Air Force and be successful in life. KAREN DENISE MOORE “LIL MA-MA” H.R. Pres. 1; Band 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; DECA 4; Hosptiality Club Ambition: To become a suc- cessful business woman and to at- tend Norfolk State University DENICE DARLENE MORING “NITCY” DECA 3, 4 Ambition: To have a successful career in Dentistry and to never grow old! TERRI LYNN MUNFORD Year- book 4 Ambition: To become a Air- line Stewardess and to marry Jack D. Fowler Jr. MORNA VERONICA MYRICK “Mona” FBLA 1, 3, 4. Ambition: To become successful in Computer Sci- ence. LISA YVETTE NEWSOME “ina” FBLA 3. Ambition: To major in Business and to be successful. CINDY KAYE OUTLAND SCA 1; DECA 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college and become a X-Ray Tech. WENDY OUTLAND Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Student staff 3, 4. Ambition: To attend college and overcome any problems that may arise in the fu- ture. ANDRE PARKER “Drake” NA SHARON PARKER “Sweets” FBLA 38, 4. Ambition: To continue my studies at the University of Delaware in Food Administration. TRACY PARNELL Spanish Club 1; NJHS 1, 2; JV Cheerleader 1, 2; FBLA 2; V Cheerleader 3, 4; Va. Pi- lot Ledger Star Scholastic Team 2, 3; Tidewater Challenge team 4; DECA 4; NHS 38, 4; Student Staff 3. Ambition: To go to James Madison. DARRELL LEE PAYNE “Shoney” DECA 4. Ambition: To be a success- ful electrical engineer. LAVERNE PERRY NA “The Heck With It”! 37 38 TERESE LENETTE PERRY Band 2, 8, 4; Flag 4; Student newspaper staff 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4; FBLA 4; FHA 4 Ambition: To attend college and get married. TANITA PIERCE Student newspa- per staff 3 Ambition: To join the Air Force. CHARLOTTE LORRAINE PI- LAND “LORI” Softball 1, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4 Ambition: To get a good paying job and be happy. TANYA POPE “LADY T” H.R. Pres. 4; DE 3, 4 Ambition: To attend college and become a teacher. PAULETTE M. PORTER H.R. Rep. 1, 4; Rifle squad 3, 4 Ambition: To attend the Army as a secretary. PAMELA DANIELLE PROVOST “DANIELLE” J.V. Cheerleader 2 Ambition: To marry Buddy Talbert and lead a successful business ca- reer. YEVONDA FAYDRIAN PRUN- ITY “PEANIE” DECA 2, 3, 4; Hos- pitality Club 3, 4 Ambition: To at- tend Norfolk State for four years and go into the Army and major in communications. WASP EE ae ee eAG NED PAu lon “SHORTY” Ambition: To attend college. KATRINA Y. RAYNER RICHARD M. RAYNER LOLITA MICHELLE REEVES “LITA” FBLA 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Spanish Club 4 Ambition: To be- come a successful social worker. ANGELO DONELL REYNOLDS “BOO” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4 Ambition: To attend college; then the military. KEITH ANTWONE RICHARD- SON “RICHIE RICH” H.R. Pres. 1; V. Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; V. Basketball Ambi- tion: To attend NCC. CHRISTOPHER RILEY Ambition: To join the U.S. Navy. AMY MICHELLE ROBERTS Am- bition: To become successful in the world of Computer Science. TRACY ROBINSON “T.C.” JV. Basketball 2 Ambition: To be suc- cessful in whatever I do. MICHELLE YVETTE RODGERS “CHEL” FBLA 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; COE 4; H.R. Rep. 4; V. Cheer- leader 3; Ambition: To major in Computer Science and Business Management. CHARLIE ROGERS JR. J.V. Foot- ball 1; J.V. Wrestling 2; V. Football 8, 4; V. Wrestling 3, 4; H.R. Pres. 4 Ambition: To attend college and major in Computer Science. MARY RODGERS CHRISTOPHER DAVID ROLACK “PHILY CHRIS” H.R. Pres. 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 1, 2 Ambition: To attend college and major in Business Administration or Criminal Justice. Then go in the service. KENNETH LAMONTE RUMPER “RUMP” Band 1, 2, 3; FBLA 4 Am- bition: To become a very successful businessman and music major. MICHELE DENISE RYLAND “SHELLIE” J.V. Basketball 2; D.E. 3, 4; FBLA 4 Ambition: To get my bachelors degree in Business and major in Real Estate. LOVIE L.M. SANDERS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 38, 4 Ambition: To major in the Business field, find a good job, and get married to Clifton M. Har- mon. JERALD SCHNEIDER “JERRY” Soccer 1, 2; J.V. Wrestling 1, 2; Cross country 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 38, 4 Ambition: To go in the Armed Forces and live a happy life with P.C. 40 TAMARA LYNN SCOLLISE “TAMI LU” F_BIAA, 3; DELC.A: 4 Ambition: To attend college and study Broadcasting, then live a long and happy life wit h Doug Daniel. KIM SELLERS French Club Sec. 1; French Club 1, 2. Ambition: To at- tend O.D.U. and study computer sci- ence. CARRIE ANDREA SHERROD Adv. Orchesta 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend college and later become a Business Executive. LINWOOD D. SLAUGHTER N A RONALD WAYNE SNIPES H.R. Pres. 38. Ambition: To become an Ar- chitect. ANNETTE PATRICIA SOMER- VILLE “NICK Y” F.B.L.A. Treasur- er 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. V. Pres. 4. Ambi- tion: To attend Norfolk State and become a computer programmer. CRAIG LAMONT SPRUILL J.V. Wrestling 1; J.V. Football 2. Ambi- tion: To become a successful busi- nessman and live to enjoy life. LOUITH A STEPHENS N A DEBBIE V. SWANN Ambition: To enlist in the Air Force or become a computer programmer. REGINALD ALONZO SYKES “HOLLYWOOD” H.R. Pres. 1; J.V. Football 1, 2 Cross Country 3. Ambi- tion: To become a rich and famous Chief. ANNETTE CECAL TAYLOR “BAMM-BAMM” V. Pres. H.R. 3, 4; Track 1; F.B.L.A. 4. Ambition: To go in college to become a secretary and go into the Army. LANCE TAYLOR “LEFTY” J.V. Baseball 1; V. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2, 8, 4. Ambition: To pursue a career in architecture and lead a successful and happy life. BOOGIE DOWN SE °S ... BOQGIE DO J oa ot DANA MARIE TAYLOR “AN- GEL” F.H.A. 1; V. Pres. Drama Club 2; Drama 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; Track 2; Hospitality Club 4. Ambition: To attend either O.D.U. or N.S.U. to become a court stenographer. SHACORA LETRICIA THEUS “OLD LADY” H.R. Pres. 3; F.H.A. 1; Hospitality Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambi- tion: To attend E.C.P.I. and become a computer programmer. ALVENIA MICHELLE THORNE “BOOTJACK” F.B.L.A. 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To join the Air Force. RUBEN EARL TODD III “RUBE” D.E.C.A. 2, 3. Ambition: To join the Air Force. MELVIN GLENN TODD Drama 2: D.E.C.A. 3, 4. Ambition: To open my own business. GEORGE B. TYLER JR. “JUNIE” D.E.C.A. 3, 4. Ambition: To go into the Army and make a career of it, and later open my own business. 41 REFLECTIONS JOUNI VAAHTORAUTE Ambi- tion: To be a pilot. VALERIE LYNN VANN “VAL” DECA Treasurer 2, 3; NHS Treasur- er 4 Flag girl 3, 4 Ambition: To at- tend Hampton University and ma- jor in Business Administration. WILLIE W. VANN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Basketball 4 Ambition: To go to college and then go in the Air Force. DAVID RONALD VAUGHAN “THE MAN” V. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 2; Crosscountry 8, 4; Track 4 Ambition: To be successful and reach my goals in life. EVANGELINE VAUGHAN JUANITA JONES VIERS FBLA 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; DECA 3, 4 Ambi- tion: To go on at Business college and to keep on living a happy life with J.W.V. AVIS R. WALKER N A LISA M. WATSON N A YOLANDA WEATHERS “SMALL” Ambition: To go to col- lege and study to be a secretary and go in the Navy. THEODORA YVONNE WEB- STER “BEA” H.R. Treasurer 3; Bandai ao £4 oh eAwim4aOO He Ambition: To become a Computer Operator, but most of all, to be suc- cessful in Iife. ANITA SURYOAL WESTMORE- LAND “NITA or SMILEY” FHA 1, 2,3, 4; FBLA 2; DECA 38; Hospitality Club 3, 4; V. Pres. FHA Ambition: To major in Accounting or Business Administration and to work with the handicapped during my spare time. ANGELA A. WILDER STEPHANIE JEANETTE WIL- SON “SUGIE” FBLA 4 Ambition: To go to Commonwealth College or Virginia Institute of Technology to be a General Assistance or Medical Secretary. CHRISTOPHER WINDLEY “CHRIS” DECA 2; FBLA 4 Ambi- tion: To become an Electrical Engi- neer. WILLIE THOMAS WILDER JR. “BILLY” V. Football 3; V. Wres- tling 3 Ambition: To go to college and either major in Business or Psy- chiatry. OLIVER ALVIN WILLIAMS “OL- (UAYeeH Heres. TSF BEAT?” 324 Ambition: To attend Hampton In- stitute and become a Computer Pro- grammer. SHARON ARTELIA WILLIAMS Ambition: To attend Norfolk State College for 2 years and then join the Air Force. YVETTE AUGUSTINE WIL- LIAMS “VETTE” H.R. Rep. 1, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 4 Ambi- tion: To attend college and pursue a career in Sociology or Criminal Jus- tice. VALERIE A. WHITFIELD RHONDA YVETTE WRIGHT “LIL RED” H.R. Pres. 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Hospitality Club 3, 4 Ambition: To graduate from high school and go to college. 43 44 UNIORS MAKE THE Penny Adcox Wanda Allen Keith Ashbury Melvina Bailey Monica Baker Manivone Bangthrongsack Dana Barbee David Barbee Bruce Bates Rodney Battle Charles Baylor Sidney Bazemore Elvina Bennett Tony Bennett Michelle Bridgers Eddie Blow GRADE | Angela Boomer Lue Boykins Brenda Brown Fleecy Brown Rosetta Brown Felecia Brown Scotti Brown Sherrethia Britt Steven Brown Lorenzo Bunch Cindy Burkett Stan Butts Christina Tavia obvi- ously think the photogra- pher, Tommy Henderson, is funny looking. 46 Becky Byrum Melinda Cannady Sarah Caravas Donuhue Carr Tonya Carswell Beth Carthen Pamela Cherry Miriam Clanton Daron Coltrane Ramona Coltrane Andrea Creekmur Robyn Davenport Sandra Davidson Patrice Dillard Tracey Dowell Monique Dudley Felicia Edwards Tamiko Evans Chuck Fetty Gene Fortt Chris Gainey Lori Gardner Marvin Gardner Gwendolyn Gaskins Selma Grant James Green Bene Griffin Suzanne Guercio Delton Harrell James Harris Julius Harris Pamela Harris 47 Trina Harris Beverly Hathaway Ronnie Hayes Jack Hinton Chalena Holley Oteal Holley Janice Hunter Anita Jenkins Ronald Jiles Byron Johnson Isaiah Johnson Sonya Johnson Tonya Johnson Andria Johonn Charlese Jones Raymond Jones 48 Tracy Jones George Jordan Andre Keene Vernell Leary Merlin Lewis Wallace Lewis Roy Lesueur Bill Little Dana Liverman Danny Long Mike Mabry Milton Mack Jeff Marshall Pat McCoy Wesley Miller Terri Milligan ’ ; 4 | | | : Tracy Minggia Hope Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Kenny Moore Jimmy Muhlenbruch Katherine Myles Beatrice Newsome Donna Odom Dwayne Owens John Pantelides Jesse Parrish Robin Petty Evette Phelps Demetrice Ransom Troy Rary Kim Ratliff 50 Benita Reeves Raymond Riddick Shelia Riddick Vikki Ridley Christina Seigler Michael Sessoms Michele Scott Joseph Shelton Tavia Shirkey Wayne Shoemaker Janet Silver Melissa Simpson Gregory Skeeter Lisa Smith Vicki Snipes Loretta Starks 51 nN JUNIORS MOVE UP Edna Stith Shelby Thorne Rondell Todd Monique Toler Verna Trotter Scarlet Tyree Audrey Waldrop Ethel Walton Suzanne Gercio is all with her thoughts. alone Dywana Ward Bobby Wetherbee Vicki Wilkins . Alicia Williams Angelia Williams Captoria Williams Michael Williams Travinia Williams (left) Sarah Caravas escorted by Brian Ryder. (above) Keith Ashbury and Mike Webb are trying to figure out how to work the machine. 53 54 Prechelle Wilson Richard Wilson Aaron Woodhouse Laurie Wright Maxine Wright Michelle Wright Fagan Yvette Cindy Burkett gives a cute look for the photographer. 55 56 Kevin Allen Angelia Alexander Chervell Amaker James Argabright Genice Ash Robin Atkinson Alphonso Auston Laurie Baily Southasone Bangthrongsack Sisahkone Bangthrongsack Barry Barnes Timothy Baver Harold Bellamy Charlene Benton a GS RS @, SOPHOMORE Si Smile, Your SUPERIORITY Annette Bishop Deborah Blount Arnold Blunt Keith Bowers Tonia Bradley James FE. Branch Sebrena Britt Pauline Browder Sharon Brooks Dawn Broomfield Fleecy Brown Myrtle Brown Ronald Brown Shelia Brown On Candid Camera 57 —EE 58 Gail Bunch Antonio Butts James Cannon Pam Carr Renee Chambers Christine Chisholm Greg Cook Lanatta Cook Jeanette Copeland Andelia Corprew April Crawford Steve Crenshaw Joseph Cuffee Dana Darden Ronetta Davenport Jerome Davis Travis Dawson Ricky DeBerry Reggie Ervin Pam Debrough Christopher Delk Linda Diggs Sherry Dixon Beverly Dortch Alonzo Drew James Dunbar Melinda Dunston Andre Durham Clarence Earl Kelvin Eason Tracey Eaton Darlecia Elliot Cindy and Ricky sit- ting in a tree De 60 Ed Ewing Richard Faison Chris Faulkner Scott Ferry Emanuel Gatling Evelyn Gee Dora Gooch Larry Graybeal Lee Green Jamie Griener Deannie Griffin WBN NE ELLOS RESAREAARGAG i4 Cue ISRERA RE ORE, ENN Warren Griffin Wade Grissett Susanne Hamilton Antionette Hardy David Harrington Darrel Harris Julius Harris Eugene Harrison George Heart Donna Hedge Chris Herrod 61 Angela Hines Demetrius Hinton Van Holloman Meltonie House Stephanie Hubbart Stephanie Hubbart Jeff Hughes Theresa Hunter Angel Hutchinson Brett Jackson Bo Jamison Demetrious Johnson James Johnson Latesha Johnson Rae Johnson Sonya Johnson Terrence Johnson Angela Jones Crystal Jones Ed Jones Floyd Jones Justina Jones William Jones Brian Jorden William Jorden Gregory Knowles Rusty Larkin Debra LaRue Ashley Lawrence Savaadra Lawton Linda Lewis Stacy Lewis Juanita Lightfoot Justina Littles Latanya Lomax Charles Luch Clinton Lynch Milton Mack Carol Marsh Darlene McCallon 63 64 Jehoadda McDougals Marlon McGhee Eugene McNeil Laurie Middleton Charles Mitchell John Mitchell Pamela Mitchell Cheryl Moore Trudi Morton Sherry Moseley Shelia Mourning § Chris Mullins x Mary Musser Anthony Neatheru i Donald Newberry i Beatrice Newsome s Raymond Parker Vy Sharlenen Parker ‘ ) Shannon Parnell ( John Parrish ; Wendy Peed ‘ Natasia Perdue f ¥) 1] ., � ey ee al Fin Pape Ny Wher’s the ‘T’? Vergina Potts checks her program after school. 66 Sherry Perkins Ricky Perrault Australia Perry Hilda Perry Curtis Pevin Todd Pittman Delores Plummer Angela Porter Marybeth Porter Reginald Porter Jetf Price Bubba Ratlitf Kim Ratliff Mike Reynolds Aron Richardson Barry Riddick Brenda Riddick Lury Riddick Sandy Robinson Clifton Sauge Vernita Saunders Donnell Scarborough Kimberly Smith Kristina Smith Michael Smith Teresa Smith James Starks Derek Stephenson Yolanda Steverson Regina Swann Jean and her friend pose for the yearbook. 6 7 68 Tanya Taylor Reggie Terrell Donna Thomas Monique Trotter Angella Vanderpool Michelle Vann Darette Vaughan Ann Verdine Gina Virata Phyllis Walker Wanda Waters Charles Ward Joann Ward Patricia Warrien Anthony Washington David Washington Angela Weathers Jacqueline Wheeler James Whitfeild Matthew Whitney Angelia White Bernadette White Sheila White Angela Williams Andrey Williams Charles Williams Frank Williams Montaque Williams Louis Wilkins Heather Williston Starlet Wittstruck Roger Womack Cevel Wright Terry Yates 69 Virgie Adams Ernest Akexander Bobby Arrington Teresa Ashbury David Bailey Maria Bailey M Bangthrogsac Maurice Barber Glenda Barnes Curtis Baskerville David Bazemore Dwane Bazemore Katrina Beale Chris Bennett Selby Benton Pamela Bishop Larry Black Avery Blunt Larry Bradley William Brady FRESHMEN ARE MOVING UP ica Barry shows us his serious side. Steve Branch Willie Branch Kenneth Bond Douglas Briggs James Brooks Melanie Brooks LaSonia Brown Linda Brown Reuben Brown Robert Brown Vernette Brown Desi Bullock Elnore Bunch Miketha Bunch Freda Burns 71 Kim Butler Donna Carey Darrin Carr Glenn Carr Leslie Carter Renee Chambers Andrea Chandler Irene Chatman Michelle Clayton Sonya Clements Ederwood Cobb Dana Copeland Qn Darrin Riddick shows us his reaction to todays lunch. Earl Copeland Tanita Copes Mary Costello GarlaG@os David Cox Steven Cross Tracy Cross Cindy Crouch David Crumm Sherry Cunningham Latimer Dooley Cindy Davis Antwanet Dean Doug DeBause James Donaldson Shannon Doughtie Etelka Dowell Sandra Earl Steven Earl Veve Edwards Arcelious Elliott Sartia Elliott Anita Elliott John Fagan Hs! 74 Bambi Faivre Albert Feilds Timothy Fobbs Kim Foreman Donna Freeman Tonya Futrell Junius Gaines LeoLaher Gallman John Gaston Carolyn Gaymon Cassaundra Gibson Dana Gibbs Denise Gilchrist Jason Goddard Robin Goodloe Can you find Mike in this picture? Tracy Goodman Tiniza Gordon Linda Graham Charisse Grandison Ronnie Gravitt Larry Graybeal Paula Grimes Nina Groover Petrina Gullett Robert Habel Angel Harris Sabrina Harris Yvette Harris Ivory Hawkins Carolyn Henderson Barry High Darren Hobbs Garrett Hooker Chris Howell Renita Hunt Angel Hutchinson Bud Hutchinson John Ivey Doug Jennings Vickie Jiles Beverly Johnson Michael Johnson Cedrienna Jones Corey Jones Kim Jones 76 Michael Jones Pearlean Jones Quincy Jones Ronnie Jones Shatongua Jones Tenico Jones Denise Jordon Donna Jordan Leon Jordon Nathaniel Jordon Cathy Joyner Linda Joyner Beau Kearns Melodie King Lakeda Cherry Dorothea Lambert Patrick Langston Kevin Lathan Michael Lawrence Michele Lawson Angela Lester Kim LeDoyen Kevin Lomax Charles Luch Michelle Mace Thomasine Manning Amy Mateo Melissa McCoy Troy McDowell Anna McDougal Michelle Melton Randall Meredith Glenda Mobley Brad Montague Horace Moore Vinol Morgan Evelyn Morrison Tyrone Morrison James Mowbray Patrick Nichols Melissa Nixon Kellie Odom Kenny Oliver Otis Owens Karen Pearson Antwoine Perdue Cynthia Person Eric Phelps Barry Porter Leonardo Potts Linwood Pulley Lashaunda Ransom Bubba Ratliff Jerry Rayner Catherine Redd Mike Reed Reginald Rennets Angie Rice Angela Richardson Britton Ricketts Lenora Ricks Pamela Robinson Franita Rollins Suzanne Rowe Sabrina Ruffin Mary Samlin Carla Sawyer Jennifer Schneider Dana Scott Tonda Scott Valerie Scott Michele Seaborne Denise Gilchrist in ““Hickey’s Hide-a-way.”’ Leslie Sellers Yulonda Sharpe Michele Snyder George Spruill Devesia Staton Isaac Stephens Wanda Stith Lara Sturgiss Doris Styles Angela Switzer Linda Taylor Marene Taylor Freddie Thomas Kim Thomas Sherri Thompson Chuck Tippins Chantel Todd Trina Todd Christal Tyree Yvonne Upsher Elizabeth Valentin Roger Valejos Majon Vann Keith Wadley Antonio Walker Teresa Walker Robin Wallace Stephanie Wallace Randy Ward Anthony Warren Jamie White Joseph Whitehurst Cheryl Whiteside Evelyn Whitefield Tonya Whitney Leonard Wilder 80 Darrick Williams Karen Williams Lisa Williams Laverne Williams Marquies Williams Sharon Williams Carolyn Wilson Donnell Wright LaShonda Wynn Kevin Yen Debra Young Nee LOOKING UP!! LOOKING DOWN!! | 81 THEY’RE ON THEIR WAY 82 Chris Alexander Felecia Allen Samantha Apperson Amy Archer Gregory Askew Wayne Askew Mathew Atkins Sherrie Banks Anita Bazemore Major Baskerville William Bass Donnie Baylor Jarrod Beaver Michael Beck Thomas Becker Kenneth Bennett Scott Benson Hoyat Black Dawn Blake Candra Blount Maurice Bonds | THE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Tomma Booker Andrea Bowe Willie Bowen Wanda Bradshow Jenny Brady Leslie Branch Daniel Bright Tamika Brooks William Browder Angela Brown Calvin Brown Denise Brown Stephanie Brown Stephanie Brown Shelia Buckner Elliot Butler Tijuana Butler Audrey Butts Clifton Butts Edward Butts Emily Bryrum 83 84 THEIR THOUGHTS INTO THE FUTURE Angelito Cabacar Christine Cade Thomas Carney Dwayne Carter Nadauna Chewning Robert Chewing Marvin Childs Kisha Choice Jennifer Clair L’tanya Clark Wanda Clanton Danna Clayton Linda Clements Sharisse Colden Diane Coley Rachael Collins Todd Collins Mary Coltrane Joyce Congleton John Cook Michael Cook The glamourous look Lisa Cooper Frederick Council Sherri Cradle Jeffrey Crawford Carolyn Crafford Brian Cross Della Culpepper Yvette Dancy Maurice Dansey Cherise Daughtry Lashona Daughtry Jon Davis Tracy Dawson Shannon Deane Melody Debrough Leslie Dennis Ronald Devin Craig Dixon Joan Dortch Michael Doughtie Sean Doughtie Sabrina Durpree 85 86 Brogehe Edwards Clifton Edmonds Mike Edwards Tyrone Edwards Joseph Ellis Glenna Epps Cynthia Eure George Evans Michael Evans Renaldo Everett Paul Ewing Juanita Fancenda Veronica Facenda Sharon Faison Heidi Faivre Rachael Farrow James Fetty Wendy Fields Scott Flenner Benita Flowers Barry Forbes An artist in the making. Isis Fox Sheila Garry Elizabeth Garth Kesia Gaskins Rachael Gaston Patrice Gayman Lance Gilbert Jermaine Golden Jessica Goode Stephen Goodson Troy Gould Gary Graham Chiquita Grandison Ronnie Gravitt Cornell Green James Griffin Yvette Grimes Steve Gercio Thomas Haile Andre Hall John Hall Charlie’s Angels 87 88 EIGHTH GRADERS | Whitney Hall Petrina Harmon Ellen Harper Vinson Harrington Belinda Harris Betty Harris Teresa Hathaway Carol Heart Everett Herron Oliver Hillard Tawana Hinson Deanthon Hinton James Holland Kindel Holloman Lynn Honeycutt Michael Hooker Michael Honore Robert Hunt Celena Ivey Emanuel Jackson Kim Jackson Qe Angela James Chris James Andre Johnson Arthur Johnson Brandon Johnson Leslie Johnson Patricia Johnson Rosa Johnson Sheena Johnson Bennie Jones Carlton Jones Gia Jones Maria Jones Lheon Jones Jonia Jones William Jones Alice Jordan Craig Jordan Edith Jordan Calvin Joyner Valerie Joyner Vincent Joyner Susan Kuntz Cornell Lambert 89 90 Kisha Lassiter Robert Lathan Connie Lawton Ralph Lawton Carlton Leary Vilma Liverman Sabrey Long Carl Loud Linwood Lynch Candice Lynn Margaret Lynn William Mace Loretha Mack Keith Majette Timothy Mann Brian Manning Susan Marshall Becky Masters “Don’t I look good.” Rashawn McCain Mark McCall David McGinley Armethia McCoy Antoine McLellan Floria Meredith Yolanda Merritt Kim Mitchell Shandalun Montgomery Felecia Moody Barcley Morgan Cecil Morgan Jo Morgan Lisa Morgan Moriah Morgan Donna Musick Taiwan Muhammad Alphonso Myrick Laura Newberry Florence Nixon Larry Norman Angela Orton Tracy Owens Brenda Parker Darlene Praker Charlotte Pate William Patillo Bernadette Perdan Angela Perry Bernard Pettiford 3h 92 5th GnhADE — IN Pam Phelps Nathaniel Phillips Christi Piland Brian Pond Diane Porter Taja Powell Edward Pridgen Saronita Prince Tim Proffitt Sam Provos Keith Reid Mark Richardson Antwonne Riddick Darren Riddick Michelle Riddick Reginald Riddick Torino Riddick Wanda Riddick Michelle Riggs Gary Ridley Maria Robinson Morissa Ryland Left, right, left, Tracie Rodgers Marci Schwartz Clifton Sherrod Dionne Sherrod Lorenzo Sherrod Samantha Silverthorne Brian Simon Christina Simpson Arlo Southall Randy Sparks Byron Spence Katrina Starks Derek Staten Sabrina Staton Daphne Stitt Celena Styles Bill Sugg Cleo Swann Paul Szabo Angela Tabron Amy Takagi Tara Taylor right, etc ... 93 94 MOVING UP Teresa Tew Freddie Thomas Jet f Thomas Francine Thorne Vickey Thorne Michael Thorpe William Trotter Tara Turner Tracy Turner Marie Tyler Gayle Veal Joshlynn Waddell Chris Washingtom Catrina Watson Cehrice Weathers Arlethia White Lisa White Teresa White i TO REACH THEIR GOAL Christina Whitehead Jeffery Whitehurst William Whitley Brenda Wiggins Troy Wilkins Charles Williston Garland Williams Jermain Williams Shelvonn Williams Sonia Williams LaMorris Wilson Rhonda Workman Lena Wright Angela Young Bryant Young Connie Young 95 94 96 THE QUEEN! MISS KIM LANDY For Kim this night may have been something she has dreamed about since entering High School. Knowing she was selected by her peers and school mates, may be a memory she'll treasure for many years to come. One thing is certain however, as she goes through this book in years to come, she will remember this night in her life as a very special one. Kim Landy and Tracy Parnell show us the spirit of Homecoming by the smiles on their faces Mens 94 ee HOMECOMING 1984 This years homecoming was not totally unlike the ones it follows. As in the past, a beautiful and bright young lady was crowned and honored with the distinction of being our Queen. Our team played with desire and enthusi- asm; there was a winner and a los- er, only by virtue of the total num- bers on the scoreboard. This year our numbers happened to be 1 more than our opponents. Our band offered us the mood and rhythm to further enhance this special occasion. And then there is the crowd, sometimes orderly, and sometimes not, but always spirit- ed. Now for this year it is over, except for it’s memory and the an- ticipation of next year. 94 The rose is red, the colors are blue and orange — one signafies love the other loyality ... let that be enough said. BBB. 2nad ERResc... ta | tt tt | pS Bee oer oo ene = PREXTE POWER Oe Day, © Shite With a 4-5 record for the year the team made great strides in gaining experience and winning games at the same time. Overall, Coach Moore was disappointed because his expec- tations are always high, for his team. Never the less, he felt that they were better than anyone had reason to be- lieve they would be. We had the fol- lowing players place in the city: Wright Eric, All District, Tidewater, Regional City, Slaughter Lin — All District, Keith Ashbury — All City, Marby — All City District, Gainey Clinton — All City. above: Junebug bulls over his opponent. below 33 runs over to help is teammates scramble for the ball. Ca UY Py Shit KARR CAA Ari we Rodney runs down field ready to give the braves a_ above: Coach Moore informs the student body of Battle. Friday nights Menu: “Greyhound Stew’; all you can eat! below: The “STOOGE CREW” What did you say the play was? 100 Above: Your suppose to kick it through Keith. A loose football sure does draw a crowd. Below: 292 101 Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. Fh a RS J.V. WRESTLING © 7. Left to right: top row: Chris Herrod, Curtis Baskerville, Rick Perrault, Brad Montaque, James Jamison, Rodger Cummings Bottom: Jeff Whitehurst, Tiawan Muhamad, Jermain Williamson, Maurice Bonds, LaMorris Lemon Head. This years J.V. season ended on a winning note. The only dual match lost this season was to Lake Taylor, which is not in the southeastern district. This years captains for the team were returning wrestlers Bo Jamison and Brad Montaque. The team voted on MVP, and picked Ricky Perrault. This Year there was a J.V. district tournament, in which 6 players placed. They were Jermain Williams at 2nd, Ricky Perrault at 3rd, Brad Montaque at 3rd, Maurice Bonds at 4th, Bo Jamison at 4th, and Curtis Baskerville at 4th J.V.’s coach was Mr. Midgett, who thought that the season turned out to be a very rewardin one for the team and himself. He also hopes to see many of the players to return and even advance to Varsity. Wilson wrestler introduces Cradock to the mat. 103 104 VARSITY WRESTLERS With a concluding record of 6-5 the varsity wrestling team had the past 15 years. Willie Heart and Gary Bell both won first place in the Christmas Tournament. David Vaughan, Stacy Lewis, and Raymond Riddick Took second place. The team members, for the most part, have managed to maintain weight, grades and attendance at practice. Attitude and self-discipline have added to the teams posperity this year. The only thing the team locked as a team was the experience of each member as wrestler. “If things such as attitude, attendance, and self-discipline remain the same, we should have a very successful year” said Coach McGinley. Willie Hart shows Cradock Wrestlers what a “BODY SLAM” is. Curtis Edwards works for a pin on a “bridge”. Left to right; top row; Curtis Edwards, Raymond Riddick, Jeff Middleton, James Cannon, Tommy Henderson, Charlie Rodgers. Bottom Row. Gary Bell, Robert Jones, Willie Hart, David Vaughan, Stacy Lewis, Maurice Barber. “BALL UP” OPPONENTS David Vaughan “shoots the half” on his opponnent. Charlie Rodgers scrambels for the pin. Above: Willie Hart dominates opponnent. Tommy gives us his dominant pose. Below: What move do you call that Robert? JV’S FOOTBALL TEAM IS IN THE RUNNING The J.V. season was a successful one in two ways. Firstly once again the team has come up with a winning season (5-0-0). Coach McGinley was disappointed that the team did not win every game but, overall he thinks they did as well as they could. The season was riddled by unexpected situations such as there were times when they were forced to start players out of position or had to play without key personnel. Secondly it has produced a number of good players to move to the varsity team next year. Our goal, on the J.V. level, is to pre- pare young men for the varsity team by teaching them the basic football techniques. Coach McGinley feels this goal was achieved. I could have sworn I saw that ball move. 106 left to right row 1: Andre Durham, Mark Beacham, Grady Lucas, Doug Jennings, Kevin Flenner, Steve Branch. row 2 Glen Carr, Jeff Price, Darrin Fetty, Angelo Cabacar, Kyle Hicks, William Trotter, Vergil Hutchinson, Mike Hooker, and Eugene McNeil. row 3: George Spruill, Lorenzo Sherrod, Raymond Council, Calvin Brown, Eugene Fortt, Alonzo Drew, Alphonzo Myrick, Larry Bradley, Steve Crenshaw. row 4 Coach Ladisic, Coach McGinley, Brad Montague, Mike Jones, Greg Askew, Joe Bentley, Mathew Whitney, Demetrius Hinton, Brian Moring, Kevin Cole. row 5 Maurice Boone, David Washington, Author Johnson, Robert McClellan, Robert Watson, Tom Wilson, Reginald Sykes, Ricky Perrault. MILE BY ‘MILE THEY | NEVER STOP. CROSS COUNTRY We started the season off with a strong showing said coach Reel, but because of injuries and person- al problems, we did not fare as well as we hoped. They finished with a 2-4 regular season record, placing 4th in the district meet and 8th at regionals. The out- i standing runner was Willie Heart, | who placed Ist in the district. Back row: James White, Clinton Lynch, Jerry Schneider Front row: Maurice Barber, Glen Bravo, Willie Heart AR® 4O’E D TAKE IT TO THE ‘Hoop’ @ visas Be ¢ i Ao b Front row: (L to R) Ed Jones, Eric Wright, Keven Jennings, Steve Crenshaw, and Terrence Johnson. Back row (L to R) Coach Larry Harvey, Darrick Williams, Andre Parker, Steve Brown, Montague Williams, Aaron Woodhouse, and Barry High. Aaron Woodhouse surges in for a baseline ‘J’. Darrick Williams tries to manuver around his opponent. A ARRAN 2 RR Montaque Williams puts one up. Aaron Woodhouse tries to catch a ‘runaway’ ball. 109 ALLL LLL Montaque Williams “faces” his defender. Barry High challenges 4-out-of-5 Mustangs. Aaron Woodhuse decides he should do his stretches after all, when told to enter the game. Aaron Woodhouse puts up a “key” jumper. Montaque Williams concentrates on the front end of a one-one-one. Derrick Williams displays his ‘‘slam-dunk’”’ talent. JV HOOP SHOOTERS Bottom, L-R: Carlton Leary, Todd Pittman, Mike Honore, Alonzo Drew, William Crite, . Rubin Brown, Greg Knowles, Cornell Green. Top row L-R: Coach John Ballein, Keith | f Majette, John Cook, Antonio Norvell, Kevin Cole, Jamie Griner, William Trotter, Horace Moore. Deep concentration is needed for a success- ful shot. 112 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Who said I can’t play “Smiling help” 114 t’s mine!, no!, it’s mine!” Finally the ball bounces my way. « 116 dil Junior The girl’s junior varsity basketball team has enjoyed a productive season. As a relatively young squad among the district teams they have managed to score an average of 20-25 points per game against older, more experienced teams. The majority of the players are eighth graders, whom have never played on an organized basketball team before this season. The team showed great enthusiasm both at practice and in competion. Overall we had a good season. J.V. team discusses the play that will bewilder the mustangs. J.V. coach Mrs. Marilyn Watts gives her team a boost during a timeout. DUNKERS Above: How did that ball get back there? Above: The J.V.’s fight for possesion of the ball. Below: Coach Watts points out an error in the game plan. Below: The High 5. 119 120 GOLF FINISHES A “PAR” SEASON Left to right: David Harrington, Chris Herrod, Greg Knowles, Chris Gardner, Bo Jamison, Todd Pittman Coach Hopkins was delighted to say that his 7 member team was the largest he ever had. Also 6 members were Sophomores so the outlook looks good for years to come. They finished with a 4-8 record, defeating Norcom, Cradock, and Deep Creek in the District, with Chris Gardner qualifying for Regionals. Coach Hopkins says; ‘““My ball is out here somewhere.” Relying on Coach Hopkins Blazer for transportation isn’t always the best idea. | | he EA q lei Ae ay on te Oe pers TT. a ' Bottom (left to right) Manager — Mike O’Connor, Jack Hinton, Chris Gardener, Derek Morris Above: Tommy Henderson returns with an awesome forehand. This was a building season and several players have the potential to be very competitive next year. Jackie Hinton vollys for serve. 122 Chris Gardener concentrates for a winning shot. Top (left to right) Tommy Henderson, Eric Wright, Palmer Honore, Coach — Charlotte McEachern — Bin Palmer Honore anxiously waits for the serve. (left) Derek Morris looks in amazement at his overhead slam. 1:23 124 SOCCER IS A KICK To defeat Western Branch 1-0 was the biggest victory in the history here at Wil- Got’cha son. Seven freshmen made up the bulk of the team and did a very good job through- out the season. With an overall record of 7-3-1 and a district record of 5-2-1 the team achieved a successful winning season which pleased the team along with Coach Reel. Team captain and M.V.P. Brandon Per- kins scored 17 goals and had 7 assists. Back Row: Jesse Parrish, James Green, Brandon Perkins, Greg Knowles, Andre Dilesia, Selma Grant, John Smith, Coach Reel. Front Row: Lester Deberry, Angela Council, Narong Buth, Siskhone Bangthrogsac, Shannon Doughie, Willie Heart, Todd Pittman. Not Shown: Chuck Fetty, Jamie Greiner. | } _ Michael Jackson, Eat your heart out. Don’t fall down!! Below: Coach Reel prepares to confuse the opponent by throw- ing another ball onto the field 2s 126 Although a young team, they won their first meet over Cradock in quite a few years, and lost to Churchland by only one point. Top: Coach Ballein shows off some of his ladies. Above: And they’re off! Right: As the smoke clears, the finishers will emerge. WL ESS Superman in action!!! Coach Ballein consoles Roy Brown before his next event. The high hurdles only act as an obstacle for the opposing team. The season began with participation in the Hampton Institute and Newport News Relays. The team was plagued with too-few people — too many events. Everyone participated to their limits and some even over extended, as a result the team finished with a record of 2 and 2. 127 IS A SWING The Varsity Baseball squad started off district competition with an uproar. They began 3-0 but finished with a 4-5 record and a 5-8 overall record. “I felt we could have done much better, but the cards were delt against us in several key situations throughout the course of the season,”’ stated coach Ray McGinley. Player superlatives included: Bobby Montague, M.V.P.; Keith Ashbery, Golden Glove; and Bobby Wetherbee, “Big Stick”. Bobby Brown swings a mean stick. Top; left to right: Coach Ray McGinley, Ernie White, Mike Burkett, Bob Wetherbee, Lefty Hayes, Bob Montague, Dale L. Harrington, Keith Ashbery, Tom Robinson, Coach David Moss, Asst. Coach Rey ey left to right: Bob Brown, Jim Muhlenbrunch , Troy Rary, Charles Williams, David Barbee, and Lance aylor. 128 - ee, pels i : Se ae a 2 natin = eS RN cio. e ‘ Se a ae ee So eS US : Ernie White makes connection as his parents look on. Charlie Williams tries to discourage the opposing pitch- er. 129 130 A SWING OF THEIR OWN. JV BASEBALL Feed these people!! The team was young with 8 out of the 11 players, who finished the season, being 8th graders. Pitching seemed to hurt us the most, walking in game winning runs on 4 occassions. Despite poor pitch- ing, the teams batting average remained impressive and the upset victory over Great Bridge was the teams highlight. Steven Crenshaw was voted most valuable and had the highest batting average (498), while Ricky Perrault was the most im- proved player. They don’t stop for anyone. SWING WITH THE SOFTBALL TEAM With a record of 1-8, Coach Staples says this season was a learning experience for the players. They developed experience needed to become a more competitive team in the future. M.V.P. and highest batting average went to Maureen Bynum, Golden Glove went to Regina Elner, and Patrice Dillard captured Most Improved. Back Row: Lisa Jamison, Dana Barbee, Regina Elner, Sarah Caravas, Missy Simpson, Robin Blount, Beverly Dortch, Lori Piland, Suzanne Guercio, Coach Staples. Front Row: Laverene Perry, Corrine Krouse, Rhonda Wright, Bethola Gilliam, Patrice Dillard, Joyce Everette. 131 tt Tt tf eee Pt tT tT fee ft NN | ee Ty. Pai © 2eeee a | 133 HUMBLE BEGINNIN After spending a few days going into study halls and recruiting some vol- unteers for the staff, we ended up with twelve hard working, energetic enthusiastic staff members. Staffers for the 1985 President are: Seniors Penny Chappell (Editor) Jerry Schneider, Dale L. Harring- ton, Thomas Henderson, Terri Munford, and Jeanette Goddard. Other members include Mike Klein, Christina Seigler, Starlett Witt- struck, Ricky Perrault, Renee Chambers, and Tavia Shirdey. Back row: Mike Klein, Starlett Wittstruck, Christina Seigler, Tavia Shirkey, Dale L. Harrington, Terri Munford. Front row: Jerry Schneider, Penny Chappell, Tommy Henderson, Ricky Perrault, Renee Cham- bers, and Jeanette Goddard. There is a time for work ... ... and a time for play. Tommy and Dale make sure their subject will appear sharp. Yearbook staffers search through a pile to find the “perfect” photo. Rick works on his yearbook poster to be dis- played in the halls. 135 YOU CHECK US The Varsity Cheerleaders of ’84-’85 have been a hard working group. With Kim Landy as captain and Tracy Parnell and Becky Ferguson as co-captains the squad has cheered on the football team, the basket- ball team, the wrestling team, and promoted school spirit. The seniors of the squad are Kim Landy, Tracy Parnell, Becky Ferguson, Penny Chappell, Anita Westmoreland, Lisa Watson, and Tammy Gray; the Juniors are Dana Westmoreland, Sheryl Britt, Cindy Burkett, Kim Riddick, Yvette Fagan, and Angela Boomer; the sophomores are Shannon Parnell, Su- sanne Hamilton, and Trudi Morton. Mrs. Danner, the sponsor, has been very support- ive and understanding of this group and helped them get new uniforms this year. The squad has had fund raisers such as: car wash, selling homecoming flow- ers, and others. Kim Landy Captain Tracy Parnell Becky Fi erguson Co-Captain Co-Captain 136 Shannon Parnell Susanne Hamilton Trudi Morton a 138 A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES . o Ye ee Ue aN Under the guidance of Aaron McGlothlin, Drama has become fairly successful at Wilson. The enrollment has tripled from last year and is expected to in- crease even more. The Drama Department has turned out box office hits such as last year’s “Scrooge” and “An Evening of One Act Plays.” This year’s presenta- tions include “A Renaissance Christmas,” “Christmas Class- room Presentation,” participa- tion in the “One Act Play Festi- val,” and hopefully a Spring Performance in the auditorium. The newest addition to the Drama Department is the cre- ation of a dance team, “The Rhythm Riders” who made their first appearance last year dancing to the hit “Thriller” and their latest appearance in “Carribean Queen” shows promises for the future of the team. LIBRARY AIDS From left to right; Top: Peter Stelmach, Eddie Algabright, Vernel Leary, Annette Taylor, Dana Barbee; Bottom: Wendy Outland, Dorothy Boone, Tammy Grey, Sherry Mosley, and Otis Owens. 139 140 DECA OFFICERS Marketing and Distributive Educa- tion 1s a vocational education program designed to prepare the students for ca- reers In wholesale; retail and service oc- cupations. All students enrolled in M.D.E. are also members of Distributive Education Clubs of America (D.E.C.A.) D.E.C.A. members participate in many activities throughout the year, some of which include; field trips, com- petitive events, community service pro- Jects, business and professional meet- ings and social events. D.E.C.A. Officers work very hard to coordinate activities so they are both informative and enjoyable. We are very proud of two of our D.E.C.A. members, Kim Clanton and Walter Randall, who won first place awards at district level contests and will represent Wilson High School at state leadersip contests in Roanoke, Virginia. D.E.C.A TOP ROW: George Tyler, Chaplain; MIDDLE ROW: William Brown, Parliamentarian; Valerie Whitfield, Treasurer; BOTTOM ROW: Miriam Clanton, Reporter; Walter Randall, Vice-President; Wright, President; Yevonda Prunty, Secretary. Rhonda 141 TIDEWATER CHALLENGE TEAM | Mh ruby ry So 3 é Ijed ig! “youu The Tidewater Challenge Team went to Old Domin- 1. Venita Bazemore ion University this year to participate in ‘Challenge 2. Todd Pittman Day”. The team members, shown above, spent the day 3. Susanne Hamilton answering questions from various academic discipline 4. Dana Westmoreland | such as Math, English, Social Studies and Science. Ad- 5. Mr. Hickey ditional questions covered trivia and music. Tidewater Challenge can be seen each on WHRO-TYV The club is a great place for members to gain additional knowledge while they compete with fellow students. The entire experience is education and fun, and there is nothing 142‘ trival about that!!! THE STUDENT STAFF al HH, as Front Row: (L to R) Robin Blount, Shannon Parnell, Wendy Outland, Cindy Burkett, and Eugene Fortt. Back Row: (L to R) Venita Bazemore (Editor), Thomas Henderson, Cynthia Bratcher, Dale Harrington, Steve Brown, Jamie Geiner, Susanne Hamilton, Bruce Bates, Jeff Middleton, and Bambi Faivre. Journalism IJ students (L to R) V. Bazemore, R. Blount, C. Bratcher, T. Henderson, S. Jernigan, W. Outland, and D.L. Harrington calmly discuss preparation for the upcoming issue of THE STUDENT. 143 The Spanish Club has enjoyed a busy schedule this year. The clubs fifty members have participated in various social events, fund-raisers and projects designed to help others. This year the club has a number of social activities. Members enjoyed par- ties on Halloween, Christmas and Val- entine’s Day. They chartered a bus to King’s Dominion and installed the new club president at the banquet in May at Chi-Chi’s. To pay for these activities club members sold Key-chains, items for christmas gift-giving, candy, tan- kards and posters. The Spanish Club provided pinatas filled with candy and sang Spanish Christmas carols for the students at John Tyler Elementary School. These activities were a part of the annual Christmas party sponsored by the S.C.A. For the first time the Spanish Club ts offering a scholarship to a graduating senior. The recipient must be an honor stu- dent in Spanish, must have maintained an “C” average in all other subjects, and must plan to take Spanish in college. Top row: left-to-right Jeff Elliott, Lynette Mitchell, Monique Toler, ‘lonya Carswell, Richard Hickman, Desia Choice, Jeff Rice, Randall Meredith, Mrs. Bonwell middle row: Denice Jordan, Rita Faulks, Melinda Dunston, Laurie Middleton, Donna Thomas, Angela Lester, Laurie Bailey. Bottom row: Jimmy Mulenbrusch, Dana Gibbs, Grandison, Angie Jones, Gwendolyn Gaskins, Marci Schwartz, Michelle Riggs, Michelle Riddicks , Gia Jones. ET IRR RRA By INN Seti hii) SHE SRES Top Row: Moniquie Toler, — corr. sec., Denise Jordan, — record. sec., Kesia Choice, — Treas. Bottom Row: Richard The Spanish Clubs “CLEAN-UP-CREW” 144 ma 6Que Pasa? 34 ae: Left-to-right Top Row: David Harrington, Bo Jamison, Cindy Burkett, Anita Bazemore, Sandra Davidson. Middle Row: Mike Middleton, Cathi Howell, Verna Trorter, Shannon Parnell. Bottom Row: Lolita Reeves, Ricky Perrault, Angie Vanderpool, Dana West- moreland, Christine Siegler. Breaking these things are becoming a habit for me. Hickman, — Historian, Dana Westmore- land — Pres., Rita Faulks — V. Pres. We just looove PARTIES! 145 146 HAVE YOU GOT THE SPIRIT? Spirit abounds in the land of the Prexies thanks to the help of the J.V. Cheerleaders. This peppy group of fifteen girls put in many hours of practice In or- der to promote spirit and en- thusiasm among the _ student body. With the help of the Var- sity Cheerleaders the J.V.’s have definately learned to “Shout it Out”. During the home Varsity football games,the J.V.’s sold football programs and through- out the year held car washes and sold shakers. The money helped allieviate the debt of new uniforms for the Varsity Cheerleaders. Hopefully, a cheering clinic will be held by the cheerleaders this summer to help neighborhood squads and any interested girl between the ages of 6 and 12. Angela Lester Sheryl Matthews Amy Archer captain co-captain co-captain Top to bottom, left to right: Angela Lester, Amy Archer, Calena Ivey, Liniza Gordon, Angie Vanderpool, Leresa Ashbury, Donna Hedge, Wanda Bradshaw, Chevelle Amaker, Amy Lakagi, Sheryl Matthews, Melissa Nixon. Ms. Sandy Palmer, sponsor i Donna Hedge Angi Vanderpool Calena Ivey Wanda Bradshaw NRE 14 ON THEIR HONOR : Row 1: left to right: Ms. Breckenridge, Paul Szabo, Freda Burns, Mike Beck, Rachel Collins, Amy Mateo, Christi Whitehead, Marci Schwarts, Michekke Sayder, Yolenda Stevenson, Row 2: Christi Piland, Robert Gray, Carl Loud, Jennifer Clark, Glenn Epps, Catrina Watson, Elizabeth Garth, Audrey Butts, Laura Newberry, Tim Bauer. Row 8: Sherise Daughty, Whitney Hall, Morida Morton, Angela Tabron, Angela Perry, Glenda Mobley, Bambi Faivre, Sheryl Mathews. Row 4: Mrs. Watts, Fred Thompson, Randy Sparks, Jon Davis, Brett Jackson, Greg Knowles, Larry Norman, Donald Newberry, David Harrington, Brad Montague, Charles Williams, Todd Pittman. The National Junior Honor Society has become quiet a large group, the goals for the Society are Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. To become a member of the National Junior Hon- or Society you must have a B average with only one C during a six weeks. To become a member is alot of work, but if you study real hard and keep your grades up It will be easy to become a member of the Society. 148 COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION Front Row (Left to Right) Corrine Krouse, Donna Darden, Regina Elner, Candice Burgess, Danielle Provost, Lammy Gray, Pam Dutton, Linda Black, Lisa Black, Michelle Rodgers Second Row (Left to Right) Chantay Johnson, Veronica Graham, Yvonne Webster, Katrina Rayer, Annette Sommerville, Gina Eaton, Patricia Cannady Third Row (Left to Right) Christopher Windley, Lisa Williams, Carlinda Hart, Ronald Snipes, Oliver Williams Cooperative Office Education is that part of Business Education which represents the coordination of classroom study and on-the-job training, each complementing the othe r. COE is a cooperative program in which the students have their schedules arranged so that they attend classes half of the school day and work in an office capacity during the remaining part of the day. The office instruction Is con- sidered as an extention of the classroom instruction. The student receives an addi- tional credit for the work exper- ience. The COE Porgram is under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Fere- ‘iin Typing 1s essential to bee and Mrs. Terry Caviness. eee Fe COL business. 149 150 UNIOR F.B.L.A. MRS POWELL’S BLACK HISTORY CLASS 151 PRESIDENTIAL TERRITORY SON HOU peal oe 152 t ees 8 rfy i — 1535 ssepnage cetera Mage ee ae catene ae 154 Above: Dr. Burton can’t wait to add the days events into his dia- ry. Left: Robert Lathan is ready for the bell. 155 156 66 THE NATIONAL ONOR” SOCIETY Top Row — Monique Toler, Venita Bazemore, Corrine Krouse, Monica Baker, Cindy Burkett, Scarlet Tyree. Bottom Row — Chris Gardner, Becky Furguson, Tracy Parnell, Roy Brown. Venita and her escort walk proudly in front of the student body. Corrine and her date seem happy at last years prom!! 157 ee PLAYS O a _ D : = oo = USS, 160 STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION First Row, L-R: Corrine Krouse; Vice President, Barbara Dodge; Treasurer. Second Row: Venita Bazemore; President, Terri Milligan. Third Row: Miriam Clanton, Robin Blount; Artist. Fourth Row: Becky Byrum, Mrs. Powell. From decorating bullentin boards to helping Seniors with college expenses, the Student Council Association (SCA) works hard to achieve its annual goals. Its motto this year is “Be an Eagle in Presidential Territory with Pride, Dignity, and Re- spect,” and they try very hard to encour- age the student body to just that while being the best that they can be. Standing: Left to right, Yvette Phelps, Teri Smith, Scott Flemings, and April Crawford. Lying Down; Top Charles Baker, Bottom; Mr. Hickey. Mr. Hickey is thrilled to receive his pay- check. 161 After one full semester of study in the area of marriage and family 1s- sues, a make-believe wedding was the icing on the cake. Over 100 spectators filled the chorus room to take part in this special event. The wedding was produced by Mrs Carol Danners Family Living and Marriage and Family classes. Harry Cole, portraying the minis- ter, announced James Green and Earlene Fortson, Mark Brown and Mirian Clanton as husband and wife. Other participants were Karin McNeil, Dana Darden, Anita West- moreland, Yvonda Prunty, and Lor- ethia Stephens as the bridesmaids. The ushers imcluded Michael Cope- land, James Edwards, Victor Wash- ington, Fred Ferguson, and Jerry Schneider. Bridsmaids. Dana Darden, Loritha Stephens, Anita Westmoreland, Karin McNeil, Yevonda Prunty. - ft o Ushers. 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Clarence 59 Earl, Sandra 73 Earl, Steven 73 Eason, Kelvin 59 EATON, GINA 29 Eaton, Tracy 59 Faulkner, Chris 60 FERGUSON, BECKY 30 Ferry, Scott 60 Fetty, Chuck 47 Fetty, James 86 Fields, Albert 74 Fields, Wendy 86 Flenner, Scott 86 Flowers, Benita 86 Fobbs, Timothy 74 Forbes, Barry 86 Edmonds, Clufton 86 Foreman, Kim 74 Edwards, Brogehe 86 FORTSON, EARLENE Edwards, Felecia 47 30 EDWARDS, JAMES 29 Fortt, Gene 47 Edwards, Mike 86 Fox, Isis 87 Edwards, Tyrone 86 Freeman, Donna 74 Edwards, Veve 73 FREEMAN, MONA 30 Elliot, Darlecia 59 Futrell, Tonja 74 Elliott, Anita 73 Gaines, Junius 74 Elliott, Arcelious 73 Gainey, Chris 47 ELLIOTT, DON 29 GAINEY, CLINTON 30 ELLIOTT, JEFFREY 29 Gallman LeoLaher 74 Elliott, Sartia 73 GARDNER CHRISTIAN Ellis, Joseph 86 30 ELNER, REGINA 30 GARDNER, JOSEPH 30 Davis, Cindy 73 Epps, Glena 86 Gardner, Lori 47 DAVIS, JACQUELINE Eure, Cynthia 86 Gardner, Marvin 47 28 Evans, George 86 Garry, Sheila 87 Davis, Jerome 58 Evans, Michael 86 Garth, Elizabeth 87 Davis, Jon 85 Evans, Tamiko 46 Gaskins, Gwendolyn 47 Dawson, Tracy 85 EVERETTE, JOYCE 30 Gaskins, Kesia 87 Dawson, Travis 58 Everette, Renaldo 86 Gaston, John 74 Dean, Antwanet 73 Ewing, Ed 60 Gaston, Rachael 87 DEAN, JEANNIE 28 Ewing, Paul 86 Gatling, Emanuel 60 Deane, Shannon 85 Facenda, Jaunita 86 Gaymon, Carolyn 74 DeBause, Doug 73 Facenda, Veronica 86 Gaymon, Patrice 87 DeBerry, Ricky 58 Fagan, John 73 Gee, Evelyn 60 Debrough, Melody 85 Fagan, Yvette 54 Gibbs, Dana 74 Debrough, Pamela 58 Faison, Richard 60 Gibson, Cassaundra 74 Delk, Christopher 59 Faison, Sharon 86 Gilbert, Lance 87 Dennis, Leslie 85 Faivre, Bambi 74 Gilchrist, Denise 74 Devin, Ronald 85 Faivre, Heidi 86 Goddard, Jason 74 DICKENS, FARROW, NATASHA 30 GODDARD, JEANETTE JACQUELINE 28 Diggs, Linda 59 Dillard, Patrice 46 Dixon, Craig 85 Dixon, Sherry 59 DODGE, BARBARA 29 Donaldson, James 73 Dooley, Latimer 738 Dortch, Beverly 59 Doughtie, Michael 85 Doughtie, Sean 85 Doughtie, Shannon 73 Dowell, Etelka 73 Dowell, Tracey 46 Drew, Alonzo 59 Dudley, Monique 46 Farrow, Rachael 86 BH! 177 Golden, Jermaine 87 Goode, Jessica 87 Gooch, Dora 60 Goodloe, Robin 74 Goodman, Tracy 75 Goodson, Stephen 87 Gordan, Tiniza 75 Gould, Troy 87 Graham, Gary 87 Graham, Linda 75 GRAHAM, VERONICA iil Grandison, Chiquita 87 Grandison, Charisse 75 Grant, Selma 47 Gravitt, Ronnie 87 GRAY, TAMMY 31 Graybeal, Larry 60 Green, Cornell 87 Green, James 47 GREEN, JAMES 31 GREEN, JEANETTE 31 Green, Lee 60 Griener, Jamie 60 Griffin, Bene 47 Griffin, Deannie 60 Griffin, James 87 Griffen, Warren 61 Grimes, Paula 75 Grimes, Yvette 87 Grissett, Wade 61 Grover, Nina 75 Guercio, Steve 87 Guercio, Suzanne 47 Gullet, Petrina 75 Habel, Robert 75 Haile, Thomas 87 Hall, Andre 87 Hall, John 87 Hall, Whitney 88 Hamilton, Suzanne 61 HAMMIEL, RICHARD Bo, Haedy, Antionette 61 HARDY, VICKIE 82 HARGROVE, THOMASON 382 Harmon, Petrina 88 Harper, Ellen 88 HARRELL, BRENDA 82 Harrell, Delton 47 HARRINGTON, DALE WW Harrington, David 61 Harrington, Vinson 88 Harris, Angel 72 Harris, Belinda 88 Harris, Betty 88 Harris, Darrel 61 HARRIS, DORCAS 82 178 Harris, James 47 Harris, Julius 47 Harris, Julius 61 Harris, Pamela 47 Harris, Sabrina 75 HARRIS, SENTA 382 Harris, Trina 48 Harris, Yvette 75 HART, CARLINDA 32 Harrison, Eugene 61 Hathaway, Beverly 48 Hathaway, Teresa 88 Hawkins, Ivory 75 Hayes, Ronnie 48 Heart, Carol 88 Heart, George 61 HEART, WILLIE 38 Hedge, Donna 61 Henderson, Carolyn 75 HENDERSON, THOMAS 383 Herrod, Chris 61 Herron, Carol 88 HICKMAN, RICHARD oo High, Barry 75 Hillard, Oliver 88 HINES, ANGELA 33 Hines, Angela 62 HINES, DARLENE 33 Hinson, Tawana 88 Hinton, Deanthon 88 Hinton, Demetrius 88 Hinton, Jackie 48 Hobbs, Darren 75 HODGES, STEVEN 83 Holland, Jamse 88 Holley, Chalena 48 Holley, Oteal 48 Holloman, Kindal 88 Honeycutt, Lynn 88 Honore, Michael 88 HOLT, JACKLIN 33 Hooker, Garrett 75 Hooker, Michael 88 House, Meltonie 62 Howell, Chris 75 HOWELL, MICHELLE Be HUBBARD, HUBBA 43 Hubbart, Stephanie 62 Hughes, Jeff 62 Hunt, Renita 75 Hunt, Robert 88 Hunter, Janice 48 Hunter, Theresa 62 Hutchinson, Angel 62 Hutchinson, Bud 75 Ivey, Celena 88 Ivey, John 75 Jackson, Brett 62 Jackson, Emanuel 88 Jackson, Kim 88 James, Angela 89 James, Chris 89 Jamison, Bo 62 Jenkins, Anita 48 Jennings, Doug 75 JENNINGS, KEVIN 84 JERNIGAN, STEPHEN 34 Jiles, Ronald 48 Jiles, Vickie 75 Johnson, Andre 89 Johnson, Arthur 89 Johnson, Beverly 75 Johnson, Brandon 89 Johnson, Byron 48 JOHNSON, CHANTAY 34 Johnson, Demetrius 62 Johnson, Isaiah 48 JOHNSON, JACKQULINE 385 Johnson, James 62 JOHNSON, LARRY 34 Johnson, Leslie 89 Johnson, Latesha 62 Johnson, Michael 75 Johnson, Patricia 89 Johnson, Rae 62 Johnson, Rosa 89 Johnson, Sheena 89 Johnson, Sonja 62 Johnson, Sonja 62 Johnson, Terrence 62 Johnson, Tonya 48 JOHNSON, ZINA 84 Johonn, Andrea 48 Jones, Angela 62 Jones, Bennie 89 Jones, Carlton 89 Jones, Cedrienna 75 Jones, Charlese 48 Jones, Corey 75 Jones, Crystal 62 Jones, Ed 62 Jones, Floyd 63 Jones, Gia 89 Jones, Justina 63 Jones, Kim 75 Jones, Maria 89 Jones, Michael 76 Jones, Pearlean 76 Jones, Quincy 76 Jones, Raymond 48 Jones, Shatonqua 76 Jones, Tenico 76 Jones, Theon 76 Jones, Tonia 89 Jones, William 63 Jones, William 89 Jordan, Alice 89 Jordan, Brian 63 Jordan, Craig 89 Jordan, Edith 89 Jordan, George 49 Jordan, Leon 76 Jordan, Nathaniel 76 JORDAN, STEPHANIE as Jordan, William 63 Joyner, Calvin 89 Joyner, Cathy 76 Joyner, Linda 76 Joyner, Valerie 89 Joyner, Vincent 89 Kearns, Beau 76 Keene, Andre 49 KELLUM, GEORGIANA ao King, Melodie 76 Knowles, Gregory 63 KROUSE, CORRINE 35 Kuntz, Susan 89 Lambert, Cornall 89 Lambert, Dorothea 76 LANDY, KIERLY 85 LANE, DORIS 35 Langston, Patrick 76 Larkin, Rusty 63 LaRue, Debra 63 Lassiter, Kisha 90 Lathan, Kevin 76 Lathan, Robert 90 Lawerence, Ashley 63 Lawrence, Michael 76 Lawson, Michele 76 Lawton, Connie 90 Lawton, Ralph 90 Lawton, Savandra 63 Leary, Carlton 90 Leary, Vernell 49 Lester, Angela 76 LeDoyan, Kim 77 LEWIS, LINDA 35 Lewis, Linda 65 Lewis, Merlin 49 Lewis, Stacy 63 Lesuer, Roy 49 Lightfoot, Juanita 63 Little, Bill 49 PETER ABE TR35 Littles, Justina 63 Liverman, Dana 49 LIverman, Vilma 90 Lomax, Kevin 77 Lomax, LaTonya 63 Long, Danny 49 Long, Sabrey 90 Lould, Carl 90 Luch, Charles 77 Lynch, Clinton 638 Lynch, Linwood 90 Lynn, Candice 90 Lynn, Margaret 90 Mabry, Mike 49 Mace, Michelle 77 Mace, William 90 Mack, Loretha 90 Mack, Milton 68 Mack, Milton 49 Majette, Keith 90 Mann, Timothy 90 Manning, Brian 90 Manning, Thomasine 77 Marsh, Carol 63 Marshall, Jeff 49 Marshall, Susan 90 Masters, Becky 90 Maeto, Amy 77 McCain, Rashawn 91 McCall, Mark 91 McCallon, Darlene 68 McCoy, Armethia 91 McCoy, Melissa 77 McCoy, Pat 49 McDougals, Jehoadda 64 McDougal, Anna 77 McDowell, Troy 77 McLellan, Antoine 91 McGhee, Marlon 64 McNeal, Eugene 64 MCNEAL, KAREN 86 Melton, Michelle 77 Meritith, Floria 91 Meredith, Randall 77 Merritt, Yolanda 91 MIDDLETON, JEFFERY 36 Middleton, Laurie 64 MILES, JOSEPH 86 Miller, Wesley 49 Milligan, Terri 49 Minggia, Tracy 50 Mitchell, Charles 64 Mitchell, Hope 50 Mitchell, John 64 Mitchell, Kim 91 Mitchell, Lisa 50 Mitchell, Pamela 64 MITCHELL, VERNIATA 36 Mobley, Glenda 77 MONK, GLENDA 36 Montaque, Brad 77 Montgomery, Shandalun 91 Moody, Felecia 91 Moore, Cherly 64 Moore, Horace 77 Moore, Kenny 50 MOORE, KAREN 386 MORING, DENISE 36 Morgan, Barcley 91 Morgan, Cecil 91 Morgan, Jo 91 Morgan, Lisa 91 Morgan, Moriah 91 Morgan, Vinol 77 Morrison, Evelyn 77 Morrison, Tyrone 77 Morton, Trudi 64 Mosely, Sherry 64 Mouring, Sheila 65 Mowbray, James 77 Muhlenbruch, Jimmy 50 Mullins, Chris 65 MUNFORD, TERRI 36 Musick, Donna 91 Muhammad, Taiwan 91 Musser, Mary 65 Myles, Katherine Myrick, Alphonso MYRICK, MORNA 387 Meatheru, Anthony 65 Newberry, Donald 65 Newberry, Laura 91 Newsome, Beatrice 65 Newsome, Beatrice 50 NEWSOME, LISA 37 Nichols, Patrick 77 Nixon, Florence 91 Nixon, Melissa 77 Norman, Larry 91 Odom, Donna 50 Odom, Kellie 77 Oliver, Kenny 78 Orton, Angela 91 OUTLAND, CINDY 387 OUTLAND, WENDY 387 Owens, Dwayne 50 Owens, Otis 78 Owens, Tracy 91 Pantelides, John 50 PARKER, ANDRE 37 Parker, Brenda 91 Parker, Darlene 91 Parker, Raymond 65 Parker, Sharleen 65 PARKER, SHARON 37 Parnell, Shannon 65 PARNELL] TRACY 37 Parrish, Jesse 50 Parrish, John 65 Pate, Charlotte 91 Patillo, William 91 PAYNE, DARRELL 387 Pearson, Karen 78 Peed, Wendy 65 Perdue, Antwoine 78 Perdue, Bernadette 91 Perdue, Natasia 65 Perkins, Sherry 66 Perrault, Ricky 66 Perry, Angela 91 Perry, Australia 66 Perry, Hilda 66 PERRY, LAVERNE 387 PERRRY, TERESA 8 Person, Cynthia 78 Pevin, Curtis 66 Pettiford, Bernard 91 Petty, Robin 50 Phelps, Eric 78 Phelps, Evette 50 Phelps, Pam 92 Phillips, Nathaniel 92 PIERCE, TANITA 38 Piland, Christi 92 PILAND, LORI 38 Pittman, Todd 66 Plummer, Delores 66 Pond, Brian 92 POPE, TANYA 388 Porter, Angela 66 Porter, Barry 78 Porter, Diane 92 Porter, Marybeth 66 PORTE RAEPAULE TELE 38 Porter, Reginald 66 Potts, Leonardo 78 Powell, Taja 92 Price, Jeff 66 Pridgen, Edward 92 Prince, Saronita 92 Proffitt, Timothy 92 PROVOST, PAMELA 38 Provost, Sam 92 179 PRUNTY, YEVONDA 38 Pulley, Linwood 78 RANDALL, WALTER 38 Ransom, Lashaunda 78 Rary, Troy 50 Ratliff, Bubba 78 Ratliff, Kim 66 Ratliff, Kim 50 Rayner, Jerry 78 RAYNER, KATRINA 88 RAYNER, RICHARD 38 Redd, Catherine 78 Reed, Mike 78 Reeves, Benita 51 REEVES, LOLITA 38 Reid, Keith 92 Rennets, Reginald 78 REYNOLDS, ANGELO 38 Reynolds, Mike 66 Rice, Angie 78 Richardson, Angela 78 Richardson, Aron 66 RICHARDSON, KEITH 39 Richardson, Mark 92 Ricketts, Britton 78 Ricks, Lenora 78 Riddick, Antwonne 92 Riddick, Barry 66 Riddick, Brenda 66 Riddick, Darren 92 Riddick, Larry 66 Riddick, Michelle 92 Riddick, Raymond 51 Riddick, Reginald 92 Riddick, Shelia 51 Riddick, Torino 92 Riddick, Wanda 92 Ridley, Vikki 51 Ridley, Gary 92 Riggs, Michelle 92 RILEY, CHRISTOPHER 39 ROBERTS, AMY 389 Robinson, Maria 92 Robinson, Pamela 78 Robinson, Sandy 66 ROBINSON, TRACY 39 RODGERS, CHARLIE 39 RODGERS, MARY 39 Rodgers, Tracie 93 ROLACK, CHRISTOPHER 39 Rollins, Franita 78 Rowe, Suzanne 78 Ruffin, Sabrina 78 RUMPER, KENNETH og RYLAND, MICHELLE 180 39 RYLAND, MORISSA 92 Samlin, Mary 78 Sawyer, Carla 78 Sauge, Clifton 66 SAUNDERS, LOVIE 39 Saunders, Vernita 67 Scarborough, Donnell 67 Schneider, Jennifer 78 SCHNEIDER, JERALD 39 SCOLLISE, TAMARA 40 Scott, Dana 78 Scott, Tonda 78 Scott, Valerie 78 Schwartz, Marci 93 Scott, Michelle 51 Seaborne, Michele 78 Seigler, Christina 51 SELLERS, KIM 40 Sellers, Leslie 79 Sessoms, Michael 51 Sharpe, Yulonda 79 Shelton, Joseph 51 SHERROD, CARRIE 40 Sherrod, Clifton 93 Sherrod, Dionne 98 Sherrod, Lorenzo 98 Shirkey, Tavia 51 Shoemaker, Wayne 51 Silver, Janet 51 Silverthorne, 93 Simon, Brian 93 Simpson, Christina 98 Simpson, Melissa 51 Skeeter, Gregory 51 SLAUGHTER, LINWOOD 40 Smith, Kimberly 67 Smith, Kristina 67 Smith, Lisa 51 Smith, Michael 67 Smith, Teresa 67 SNIPES, RONALD 40 Snipes, Vicki 51 Snyder, Michele 79 SOMERVILLE, ANNETTE 40 Southall, Arlo 93 Sparks, Randy 93 Spence, Byron 93 Spruill, George 79 SPRUILL, CRAIG 40 Starks, James 67 Starks, Katrina 93 Starks, Loretta 51 Staten, Derek 93 Staton, Devesia 79 Staton, Sabrina 93 Stephens, Isaac 79 STEPHENS, LOUITH 40 Stephenson, Derek 67 Stevenson, Yolanda 67 Stith, Edna 52 Stith, Wanda 79 Stitt, Daphne 93 Styles, Celena 93 Styles, Do ris 79 Swann, Cleo 93 SWANN, DEBBIE 40 Swann, Regina 67 Switzer, Angela 79 | SYKES, REGINALD 40 | Szabo, Paul 93 Samantha Tabron, Angela 93 | Takogi, Amy 93 | TAYLOR, DANA 41 TAYLOR, ANNETTE 40 | TAYLOR, LANCE 40 | Taylor, Linda 79 Taylor, Marene 79 Taylor, Tanya 68 Taylor, Tara 93 Tew, Teresa 94 Terrell, Reggie 68 THEUS, SHACORA 41 Thomas, Donna 68 Thoms, Freddie 79 Thomas, Jeff 94 Thomas, Kim 79 43 Thompson, Sherri 79 WESTMORELAND, THORNE, ALVENIA 41 ANITA 43 Thorne, Francine 94 Wetherbee, Bobby 53 Thorne, Shelby 52 Wheeler, Jacqueline 68 Thorne, Vickey 94 White, Angela 69 Thorpe, Michael 94 White, Arlethia 94 Todd, Chantel 80 White, Bernadette 69 TODD, MELVIN 41 White, Jamie 80 TODD, RUBEN 41 White, Lisa 94 Todd, Rondell 52 White, Sheila 69 Todd, Trina 80 White, Teresa 94 Toler, Monique 52 Whitefield, Evelyn 80 Trotter, Monique 68 Whitefield, James 68 Turner, Tara 94 Whitehead, Christina 95 TYLER, GEORGE 41 Whitehurst, Jeffrey 95 Tyler, Marie 94 Whitehurst, Joseph 80 Tyree, Scarlet 52 Whiteside, Cheryl 80 Upsher, Yvonne 80 WHITFIELD, VALERIE VAAHTORAUTE, 43 JOUNI 41 Whitley, William 95 Valentine, Elizabeth 80 Whitney, Matthew 68 Valejos, Roger 80 Whitney, Tonya 80 Vann, Major 80 Wiggins, Brenda 95 Vann, Michelle 68 WILDER, ANGELIA 48 VANN, WILLIE 42 Wilder, Leonard 80 Vaughan, Darette 68 WILDER, WILLIE 438 VAUGHAN, DAVID 42 Wilkins, Louis 69 VAUGHAN, Wilkins, Troy 95 EVANGELINE 42 Wilkins, Vicki 53 Veal, Gayle 94 Williams, Alicia 53 Verdine, Ann 68 J VIERS, JUANITA 42 Virata, Gina 68 Waddell, Joshlynn 94 Wadley, Keith 80 Waldrop, Audrey 52 Walker, Antonia 80 WALKER, AVIS 42 Walker, Phyllis 68 Walker, Teresa 80 Walton, Ethel 52 Wallace, Robin 80 Wallace, Stephanie 80 Ward, Dywana 53 Ward, Charles 68 Ward, Joann 68 Ward, Randy 80 Warren, Anthony 80 Warren, Patricia 68 Washington, Chris 94 Washington, David 68 Watson, Catrina 94 WATSON, LISA 42 Waters, Wanda 68 Weathers, Angela 68 Weathers, Cherice 94 WEATHERS, YOLANDA 43 WEBSTER, THEODORE Williams, Angela 69 Williams, Angelia 53 Williams, Andrey 69 Williams, Captoria 53 Williams, Charles 69 Williams, Darrick 81 Williams, Garland 95 Williams, Frank 69 Williams, Jermain 95 Williams, Karen 81 Williams, Lavern 81 Williams, Marquies 81 Williams, Michael 538 Williams, Montague 69 QILLIAMS, OLIVER 43 WILLIAMS, SHARON 43 Williams, Sharon 81 Williams, Shelvonn 95 Williams, Sonia 95 Williams, Travina 53 WILLIAMS, YVETTE 43 Williston, Heather 69 Wilson, Carolyn 81 Wilson, LaMorris 95 Wilson, Prechelle 54 Wilson, Richard 54 Wittstruck, Scarlet 69 Womack, Roger 69 Woodhouse, Aaron 54 Workman, Rhonda 95 Wright, Cevel 69 Wright, Donnell 81 Wright, Laurie 54 Wright, Lena 95 Wright, Maxine 54 Wright, Michelle 54 WRIGHT, RHONDA 438 Wynn, LaShonda 81 Yates, Terry 69 Yen, Kevin 81 Young, Angela 95 Young, Bryant 95 Young, Connie 95 Young, Debra 81 181 182 This year was a very hard-to-get- through year for some, while for oth- ers the year has flown by. No matter how hard this year was to get through we finally made it. Through the pictures we see different activi- ties that made it a little easier and funner to go on through the year. Through these activities it has been easier to MAKE IT ALIVE IN ‘85. Es Se ese 183 184 | Tce sc wld mone AR een To 8 | ce lit t RIT il. dies! || ||| baer | alot 185