1986 The Dragon Yearbook

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STUDENT LIFE

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Friends together ...

ORGANIZATIONS

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We work together ...

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A time to strut your stuff ...

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DEDICATION

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Has anybody ever asked you to describe what makes a good friend? When you were younger. you usually had an answer, but as you matured. friendships became more complex. Now friendships play a greater role in your life. and your friends have become more to you than just playmates.

Deing a friend involves much responsibility on your behalf. You must be caring and understanding whenever your friend needs help or advice. and you must be a person to whom they can give their trust and confidence.

On the other hand, friendship, like an investment. has its payoffs. The more people put into it. the more they will get out of it. A friend is a person with whom one can share their happiness. ambitions. and sucesses. So therefore. friendship should be a privilege. not an obligation.

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Friends are important in other ways.

They have a great influence on one's life, and likewise, you have an influence on theirs. Since friendship is an investment of oneself, you should be sure to invest in the right places and for the right reasons.

This will save you many regrets.

All in all, friendship is no subject to be taken lightly. It is a time-consuming responsibility and one that requires much patience and compromising.

For these reasons, be sure to choose your friends wisely. After all, true friendship lasts forever.

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Although old friendships may have seemed lmport9nt this year, new friendships could have been just as meaningful. Some people had a hard time making friends with the new students at P.H.S. The new students that came to Pepperell had an equally difficult time becoming acquainted with the other students.

A simple solution could have cured both problems. These students should have become Involved in extra curricular activities. These activities could have given students a good chance to meet one another and start new friendships. For the athletic types, sports were open to participation. People who weren't interested In sports could have joined cheerleading or band.

If none of these activities seemed appealing, several clubs met once a month. These clubs were always open to new membership. They often sponsored dances, fund raisers, and other special events which also enabled students to meet one another.

Often students didn 't take advantage of these chances to become familiar with each other, but they can always try again next year!

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STUDENT LIFE Life of a dragon ...

The opening of this school year was full of confusion . The construction caused many problems at P.H.S. Trying to change classes was always a major inconvenience. For awhile there were only two doors to enter and exit the main building. When going from buildings to troilors, everyone hod to walk around behind the bondroom in the hot sun or pouring down rain .

All the deportments hod to change locations on the campus. The science and business teachers found themselves in the troilors. The English deportment was relocated to the annex. Moth and social studies resided in the main building. This hod everyone confused about where to go to classes.

In the rain, Pepprell High School become a giant mud factory. There were puddles everywhere. Hooded bodies ran around trying to get to classes on time.

Many pairs of white shoes were ruined during the rainy season. Not even Shout could get the Georgia red mud out of the shoes.

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Some thought that the school was not a good place to be because of all the chaotic happenings. In spite of it all, students still had good times helping each other, laughing with one another, and being friends in general. No matter how much confusion went on at P.H.S., these good times always made the day worth while .

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As o student at Pepperell. hove you ever reminisced about how you used to behove in years post? Often as students advanced to higher levels in high school , they realized how differently they acted in the previous grades. Each grade, freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior, gave students o new memory to odd to the already long collection mode in times post.

As freshmen , students were unsure of themselves.

The more experienced high school students ployed practical jokes on these poor defenseless newcomers. Did you ever foll prey to one of these jokes? It was hard to think of it as funny then , but as time passed insecurity was replaced by other qualities. These qualities gave the right combination to enable one to laugh about his freshman experiences.

The sophomore year marked o new era of life.

Sophomores hod it mode, so they thought! This could hove been the year to pay the older kids bock for oil the jokes. and to make up o few new ones to go along with them . Over-confidence become the sophomores' enemy though . Instead of getting anyone into trouble, they fell victim to their own joke. Remember?

Well , thinking bock, ones Junior year in high school hod to hove been better than the prev ious ones. With the freshman and sophomore year behind, surely one could finally hove time to relax. Chemistry got in the way a little bit though . Then , there was always junior algebra homework to do that Mrs. Brinson always checked the next day.

When you look bock at those years, do you remember any of those experiences? Along with those memories, don ' t forget the big senior year. That was supposed to be the year that your graduating class ruled the school. The funny port about It was that you still hod homework, you still hod to mind all your teachers, and you still hod to get a blue slip when you were late to class. The only difference was that the seniors got in trouble for being late more often than underclassmen.

Reminiscing about post experiences should be a lot of fun to you and your friends, but remember that the memories you hove mode between freshmen orientation and senior graduation should never be forgotten!

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According to the Webster 's Dictionary, pride is defined as the state or quality of being proud or as a reasonable or justifiable self-respect. This is a good definition, but it locks the personal experiences and feelings that the students at P.H.S. ore capable of putting with it. This year marked the second year of construction in Dragon territory. Instead of getting upset about it, the students were very understanding.

All of the transitions and adjustments that the school was going through were token in stride . Everyone knew the end result would be to the benefit of all concerned. This is on example of pride .

Pride especially could be seen around the school on days preceding a football game. Cheerleaders pointed spirit signs to place around the school and on the fences of the ploying site. This year instead of the way it was done in the post, the Student Council kept a Spirit Chart.

Football games. class color days. pep rallies. and other spirit related events were kept on a large poster In the lunchroom. Closs participation at each event was recorded on the chart.

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The class spirit competition could have caused a lot of hard feelings between the winners and losers, but at P.H.S. everyone was proud of their participation no matter who won or lost. The students were proud just to be able to say, " Heyl I am a Pepperell High School Dragon! " Pride was also shown by the students traveling to Barron Stadium and various other locations to cheer the Dragons to victory. When the ballgames were played at really far away places, a " Dragon Train" was formed at the high school. The purpose of the train of cars was to enable all the fans to ride to the away game without getting lost. The cars were decorated with the Dragon colors and spirit signs. The fact that it was raining or cold did not seem to matter to the Dragon fans, they came and cheered just the same.

Spirit and pride were evident everywhere the Dragons were seen.

This sense of pride enabled Pepperell to win two competitions at the Coosa Valley Fair on the same night. The cheerleaders won the Cheerleading Competition , and the student body won the spirit competition displaying school pride.

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It seemed that fashion trends drastically changed during the past school year. Many students at Pepperell High School said that their style of fashion was wearing large sweaters, shorts, pants, etc. While other students felt that the sloppy look, including sweat shirts and baggy pants, were still in. As fall arrived paisley and mixed plaids became the craze.

Along with fashion changes, music styles also varied . The past year was a year of new artists, Ready for the World, Til Tuesday, and Tears for Fears, ore a few of the new groups that hit the charts. Also, the ever popular Madonna, Prince , Bryan Adams, and Wham, still reigned during this past year. Some great come backs included Bruce Springsteen and Tina Turner.

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What's your passion for fashion? This question was asked in a student survey that was token during the post year. Many students who answered this survey thought that the present day fashions were not influenced by popular rock stars. However, more realistic students answered "yes". These students admitted that the clothing styles of today were indeed influenced by rock stars.

Another survey was token on rock stars.

These were the favorites: Prince Motley Crue Madonna Ready for the World

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The end of the 1986 school year brought with it many hopes and expectations. The Class of 1986 was looking forward to graduation, the Senior trip to Daytona, college. and other future plans. Juniors were anticipating the coming of their graduation and their " SENIOR YEAR" ! Sophomores were excited about the coming year because they order and receive class rings their junior year. Freshmen, well, they were just looking forward to getting one step closer to being able to get out of here.

Construction of our new school brought about many feelings from the students. Seniors. juniors. and sophomores were ecstatic because they finally got to experience the joy of air conditioning . Freshmen experienced mixed emotions because they entered a world they knew almost nothing about. Also, the students were glad to mean It when they said " home games" ! Overall, there was only one problem with the construction. When it rained, it seemed like everyone was floating away.

Most P.H.S. students seemed satisfied with this school year. Let's just hope the coming year Is even better!

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Mr. Minn has been the band direcror at P.H.S. for the past four years. He previously taught at Walker County School and was the graduate assistant at Memphis State University. While in college, he was a member of the U.T.C. College band. He has also been a member of the Drum and Bugle Corp .. the Spirit of Atlanta , and Avante Gard of New York City. He is currently a member of the Rome Symphony Orchestra and is the show designer at Louisiana Tech .

University. Besides all of these activities, he is still able to judge various band events throughout the southeast.

The Pepperell High School Marching Dand had a superior marching season . Desides performing at Varsity football games and pep rallies, they attended several competitions and overall did very well.

Some of the competitions attended were the Dradley Classic, the Peach State Marching Festival , and the Newnan contest. The band performed in the Orange Dowl Parade in Miami, Florida.

This trip included a visit to Epcot Center near Disney World.

To raise money for their various projects, the band held a rock-a-thon , a car wash, and a fashion show . They also sold M & M 's and doughnuts.

Dand captain for the season was Suzanne Ross. She was also the trumpet section leader.

The following people were also section leaders: Jeff Dridges Percussion Todd Cargle Mellophone Jeanne Carruth Clarinet Jon Howard Trombone Denise Jackson Saxophone Amy Moore Flute Majorette captain Carrie Davis Flora Duncan Drum major Anne Gibson Drum major Gillis Highfield Colorguard captain Karla Rusk Colorguard co-capt.

Dyrece Yarbrough Colorguard co-capt.

Diane Green Colorguard co-capt.

During concert season , the band attended the 7th District Dand Festival in Cartersville. Several members of the band attended the 7th All District Honors Dand. The Concert Dand performed three times this year. In the spring, many band members received the honor of playing in the Southerner's Honor Dand at Jacksonville State University.

CHORUS The 1985-86 Chorus members were Kim Beorden, Robin Bell, Shann Blair, Kelly Buffington, Patricia Buttrun, Shaun Coker, Robby Dooley, Meredith Graves, Charlene Green, Elton Greenleaf, John Gross, Gary Huckeby, Jackie Korner, Shawna Locklear, Sharl Mallory, Sondra Mallory, Jennifer McKay, Heather Melton, Regina Nicholson, Ginger Padgett, Sharon Redden, Camille Rice, Ruth Shafer, Tim Sliver, Jamie Smith, Linda Storey, and Katie Wheeler . The P.H.S. Chorus was under the direction of Sharon Phillips this year.

The members of Chorus have been very active this year. They sang at Riverbend Mall and presented several programs for parents and students. They competed in the Large Group Choral Festival on March 1. Everyone participated to make their fall fund raiser successful. They made S900.00 to go towards uniforms and a new piano.

Five members have made the final auditions for ALL-STATE Chorus In Savannah, Georgia. Those students were : Shaun Coker Robby Dooley Meredith Graves Johr; Gross Jennifer McKay

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The 1985-86 Jazz Bond members were : Trumpets: Suzanne Ross, Gino Holmes, Bob Jackson, Todd Cargle, Keith Rowland Saxophones: Denise Jackson, Scott Dempsey, Jason Bradshaw , Lee Grojzor, Al Near, Philip Williams Guitar: Jett Coldwell Drum: Jett Bridges Trombones: Jon Howard, Dono White Keyboard: Jamey Laney Piano: Anne Gibson The Jazz Bond ployed several times at banquets and other school functions.

They also performed with the concert bond during their performances and concerts.

In the post, the Jazz Bond performed for the Boord of Education , the S.A.C.C.S. committee, and at annual fund raising events sponsored by the bond.

POP GROUP The 1985-86 Pop Group members were : Todd Cargle, Shaun Caker, Scott Dempsey, Robby Dooley , Anne Gibson, Meredith Graves, John Gross, Angela Henson, Sondra Mallory, Jennifer McKay, Shaun McDougal, Suzanne Ross, Robbie Youngblood. The Pop Group was under the guidance of Mrs. Sharon Phillips.

The New Dimensions was the group's name this year. They were very busy this year doing performances all over the Rome area . They performed at places such as the Fashion Show , at nursing homes, the Miss Pepperell Pageant, and they also went Christmas caroling .

Several members were In the Literary Meet. They were : Anne Gibson, Girls' Piano and Trio: Meredith Graves, Girls' Trio: John Gross, Boys' Quartet: Sondra Mallory, Girls' Trio: Jennifer McKay, Girls' Solo: Todd Cargle, Boys' Quartet: Shaun Coker, Boys' Quartet and Boys' Solo: Scott Dempsey , Boys' Quartet.

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The 1985 officers were President Eric Garris Bob Jackson Vice President Secretary Patti Hastings Treasurer Ann Gibson This year the Science Club worked extremely hard to become the best organization that it possibly could . Its first accomplishment was winning second place in the Homecoming Parade on October 26. The float that was designed by the Science Club projects committee was really spectacular. The theme was " Dissect the Rebels". Science Club members dressed as doctors and rode on the float and pretended to dissect a live body while listening to the song " Weird Science" .

Later during the year the Science Club became involved in Camp Oil Company 's 30th Anniversary Celebration . Two of the members dressed as clowns at one of the company 's gas stations and gave out coupons and balloons. Camp Oil Company gave £200.00 to the Science Club for its participation . The Science Club also had a candy sale to raise money. With this money, the Science Club went to Six Flags and to view Haley 's Comet.

SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY

The 1985-86 Senior Honor Society Inductees were: Kathy Allmon, Drad Dennett, Roger Bevels, Shaun Coker, Steve Crowe, Gina Holmes, Craig Kerscher, Amy Moore. Michael Newman. Tina Presley, Laura Ray, Libby Roan , Teri Smith, Michelle Strickland. Drett Tolbert. and Kelly Wingo.

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This year the Senior Honor Society proved to be an active and respectable club. Its members were faithful and loyal to the meetings held each month. Many of its members participated in the Homecoming Parade by riding on the float they entered. After the Homecoming Parade , S.H.S. began preparing for the annual Miss Pepperell contest. The purpose of the contest is to raise money for various scholarships. S.H.S. had to make preparations many months in advance . The senior class had to vote for the 16 places on the court. Posters, props, programs, and tickets had to be made. All members had to rush to make sure that Miss Pepperell 1986 was the best it could be . Once the contest was over, S.H .S. members began preparing for their annual trip to Jekyll. The members traveled to Jekyll during spring break for the state convention . They had fun and proved that their hard work all year paid off.

The sponsor for Senior Honor Society this year was Mrs. Lynda Dramlett. She organized all aspects of the honor society very well. Some of her duties included calling the meetings, preparing the agenda, and most importantly making sure that the Miss Pepperell Contest was a success. She chose the three judges, appointed chairmen for certain committees, and inspired the girls to do their best.

Mrs. Dramlett also chaperoned the annual trip to Jekyll.

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JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The 1985-86 Jr. Honor Society members were Kristi Alexander, Jann Anderson , Chris Ashley, Chris Bishop, Jason Bradshaw, Eric Brumbelow, Tony Cargle, Nancy Carter, Scott Deaton, Rebecca Dover, Jon Garrison, Kelly Graham, Kristy Graves, Sherri Hopkins, Angela Kinard, Stacy Lyles, Tina Maynard, Sean Mize, Christi Norton, Stacy Owens, Jim Pitts, Korey Popham , Taro Scoggins, Matthew Smart, Dawn Smith, Singer Stone, Julie Swanson, Coria Swinford, Mark Wade, Sherri Wells, Angle Wheeler, Daniel Wilkins, Dana White .

The name of our chapter Is the E. Russell Moulton Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for superior scholarship; to develop citizenship; to stimulate a desire to serve; to promote leadership; and to instill exemplary qualities of character in the pupils of the 9th and 10th grade at PHS. President Stacy Beard Vice President Layne Norman Secretary Patti Nowlen Treasurer Becky Shahan Historian Melissa Morgan

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The Student Council is an organization selected by the student body . This year the Student Council has been involved in many activities. There is always a spirit contest held between the classes and at the end of the year a winner is announced.

Every year the Student Council is in charge of Homecoming. The week of Homecoming was started by the parade on Saturday, October 26 at 2:00 p .m . A week of activities is planned and so is the selection of the Homecoming Court and their escorts. On Friday, November 1. Homecoming came alive on our new dragon field. Balloons were released and the Queen was announced. The theme for the dance was " Everlasting " by Survivor. This year's Homecoming was really a success!

Besides Homecoming. the Student Council sponsors the annual blood drive in February. They are working toward a better school and atmosphere for the community. The club has a new advisor this year. She is Mrs. Cooper and she has done a fabulous job.

The 1985-86 officers were: Tena Drew President Kendra Harris Vice President Laura Woodard Secretory Tonya Brooks Treasurer

VICA VICA was a great club. This year it centered on community services such as painting garbage cans, the canned goods contest, Tootsie roll drive, and even participated In the Bed Race for Cure.

Among community services they also held a Halloween party for the nursing home, a Christmas party for the Open Door Home, and a dance.

VICA concentrates on rhe Industrial Clubs of America and for that reason they went to the Chapter 9 VICA meeting.

This year's officers are as follows: President Rodney Bailey Vice President David Huckaby Mike Carter Secretary Treasurer Chris Mattos Reporter Darlene Helm Parliamentarian Steve Nix The club advisor this year was Mr. Puckett. Mr. Puckett was a great help to the club members and other students as well. He was very active In helping students participate in OCT and other jobs.

VOCA

The VOCA Club was an outstanding club. VOCA stands for Vocational Opportunities Clubs of America . This year's club helped clean up the community of Lindale and the grounds of Pepperell High School. Another project they attempted ta do was to collect money for the mentally retarded. They accomplished this project without any problem and gave all the money raised to the Mentally Retarded Foundation. This club was a club to be proud of.

This year's officers for the 1985-86 year were as follows: Tommy Mull President Vice President Missy Overby Secretary Letitia Crider Treasurer Shane Mize The sponsor of VOCA this year was Coach Jo Jo Knight. Coach Knight was a great sponsor and showed leadership and dedication to the club and its members. He put out an outstanding effort to make the school and the club a better one .

4-H What club was usually inta eveything? This year's 4-H was a great ane . They helped the needy at Christmas time and did many projects to raise money. They also did things dealing with farming and fielding and planning for the future. They had showing at the Coosa Valley Fair that rated highly. Computer science was among other projects that the club participated in. The club exceled in every project they attempted and accomplished each one with the greatest of ease.

The officers of the 1985-86 4-H club were as follows: President Joe Dowdy Vice President Danny Waits Secretary Christi Ashley Treasurer Ginger Stone The sponsor of the 4-H clubs was Mrs. Darbara Carter and Mr. Ted Pyer. Their leadership and dedication to the club and club members were apparent through and through .

AIASA

Learn ing and developing leadership skills was just one of things that AIASA stressed. Other th ings the club did were such things as developing manipulative skills, competing with other schools in Industrial Arts, and learning to get along with everyone . Another project that was very important to the club was doing things for the school and for the Lindale Community .

The club had some really good times . The Christmas party they had was one of those good times. It was a great party and everyone had a blast.

The 1985-86 officers were as follows: Darrell Thompson President Oscar Flatt Vice President Jamie Dobb Secretary Treasurer Carl Nevels The sponsor of the club was Mr. Eckroat. He was a great leader and showed the members how to work with wood and how to use other industrial skills. His dedication was essential to the club's success.

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FFA The FF A officers were as follows: President Phil Drumbelow Vice President Jerry Donds Duddy Kinard Secretary Treasurer Marie Ely Reporter Daron Roberson Sentinel Charlene Ford What club's members placed very high in showing at state and county fairs? Future Farmers of America really moved this year. With some of its members gelling a rating of excellence and beller in livestock and farming at the Coosa Valley Fair. Some of our members went all the way to state with their projects.

Another project that the club sponsored this year was the annual fruit sale. Oranges and apples were among the list of most wanted fruit.

The purpose of this project was to raise money for the FFA banquet. The sponsor of FFA was H. I. Jones. This year marks his 29th year of service to the club. His knowledge of agriculture has really shown through in his many years at PHS.

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'"Toward New Horizons" was the motto for FHA. and it was a challenge to the members. The goal for the members was to help our youth understand their roles in society through home economics. The areas covered were : personal growth, family life, vocational preparation . and community involvement. The themes that were stressed this year were teenage pregnancy . Christmas crafts. parenting . home decorating. working with children . clothes for the work world. and installation of new officers.

This year's officers were as follows: Angie Bullock President Jeanne Carruth Vice President Secretary Rebecca Dover Treasurer Charlene Green Music Advisor Tammy Bryant Historian Sabrina Reynolds Public Relations Angie Wheeler Projects Chairperson Sherry Bradshaw Parliamentarian Stephanie McRay This year's advisors were Ruth Glover and Doris Stager.

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CHRISTIAN COUNCIL Christian Council was composed of students from grades nine through twelve . They met in room 21 during club schedule . During each meeting an inspirational program was presented either by council members or by a visiting speaker from the local community .

The projects the club accomplished this year were helping the needy families of Rome, contributing to the Salvation Army , and CARE. They observed National Bible Week, made gifts for the shut-ins, and sponsored assembly programs.

The 1985-86 Christian Council officers were as follows: President Edith Robinson Vice President Jamie Smith Laura Woodard Secretary Treasurer Dawn Swinford Projects Chairman Suzanne Ross

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The Journalism staff this year hos proven itself to be very competent and efficient. µnder rhe guidance of Mrs. Rush, the staff hos produced on exceptional account of this year's activities and occurrences. This year's paper served as both on informative source of upcoming events and on excellent record of post achievements .

This year's staff included: Jill Willis, Jill Drennon , Julie White, Kristi Spears, Pam Smith, Edith Robinson , Shelly Cowan, Sandy Wilson, Deonna Morgon, Donna Deom , Tim Groves, Sherrie Teat, Susan Parnell, Kristi Terrell , and Stephanie Patrick.

The new members included: Teno Drew , Amy Deon, Louro Reynolds, Patti Hosrings, Dorry Snapp, Tracy Smith , and Debbie Chambers . These new members come in as rhe second semester began . They were assigned to help the production of The Golden Torch.

Mrs. Rush hos served as advisor to The Golden Torch for four years. She is certified in both English and Social Studies. This mode it possible for the staff to produce o flawless paper. Mrs. Rush was proud to be advisor of such o wonderful and hard working staff.

She hopes that her future staff members will work as hard.

FCA Fellow Christian Athletes had a great year. This club met every week an Fridoy mornings in Coach Ferrer' s room. In the meetings different things such as sportsmanship, ability , and team efforts were stressed.

This club gave the athletes time in the mornings ta get themselves together and think about the night's gome or next week ' s motch.

This year's officers were as fallows: Captain Corey Osteen Co-Captain Jeff Shiflett Secretary Pebbles Pace Treasurer Brad Bennett The sponsor of FCA this year was Coach Farrer. He has been the sponsor of FCA far 6 years .

Projects that the FCA members accomplished were a Can-o-thon in December and collecting money far the needy .

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What club was known for its wacky initiation at the end of the year? Leiter Club, and was it ever wacky . Shoving cream, crisco, toothpaste , and mud were some of the ingredients that made it fun. To be a member of this outrageous club, you had to letter in a varsity sport. Once that was accomplished, the initiation began! After all the fun was finished, preparations for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance began . The club decorated the lunchroom real country like and played some good ale country music. The next thing after the dance was sponsoring the Spring Banquet. Then once again it was initiation time.

This year's officers were as follows: Corey Osteen President Jeff Rickman Vice President Secretary Angie Dates Treasurer Dusty Dowdy The sponsor for the third year in a row was Coach Randy Hallmark. His dedication to the club and the club members proved itself enormous. His efforts to make the club a better one were high-spirited and showed his great quality of leadership.

Yearbook

Mrs. Kiser called us the " cream of the crop". Talents abounded by leaps and bounds and abilities never ceased. This year's yearbook staff was exceptional. The work was demanding and hard but the staff pulled together to make it a breeze . This year was done different than last year. Each section had an editor with people under each editor. This helped to make the yearbook the best ever.

Editor in Chief Debbie Chambers Ad editor Keith Fountain Tracy Smith Index The section editors were: Underclassmen editor Lori Sartin Senior editor Patti Hastings Sports editor Pebbles Pace Laura Reynolds Features editor Faculty section Angie Bates Theme and student Jill Gober life Photographers Dede Gallaway Candice Guyton The juniors learned many new things. They worked hard and tried their best.

This year's juniors were: Steve Crowe Ads Chrystial Wheat Underclassmen Roger Bevels Underclassmen Underclassmen Teresa Peek Tina Presley Features

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations JoAnna Brown

Jo, It has been a long 12 years for you , but ta us it seems like yesterday . Much happiness and success in whatever you choose to do. We love you very much .

Congratulations Debbie Chambers

We are proud of you .

Love , Mom, Jim, llon, and Robert

Mother, Daddy, Dereck , llecky, Todd, Terri , Brandy, and Amonda .

Congratulations Angie Bullock

From the whole " Bullock llunch " We love you , Mom, Dad, Todd, Ted, and Travis

Congratulations Todd Cargle

Good Luck to the ·greatest' son in the world.

Love yal Mom and Dad

Congratulations Hyun Woo Cho

To our darling son . Congratulations on achieving your goals.

Iles! wishes in the future.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Sun

Congratulations Jeff Collins

We pray that you will have as much pleasure and happiness the rest of your life as you have given us the first 18 years of your life.

Love, Daddy, Mama, Jody, and Joel

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations Paul Albers

We love you and wish for you the very best in the future.

Dad, Mother, and Mac

Congratulations Norman Aycock

You finally made ii.

Love , Mama and Daddy

Congratulations Rodney Bailey

To a special son !

We love you , Mom and Dad

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Congratulations Angie Bates

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We love youl Mom, Dad and Becky

Congratulations Brad Beall

To a special person!

We love you , Mom, Dad, and Jason

Congratulations Jill Brannon

May the road rise to meet you .

May the wind be always at your back . May the sun shine warm upon your face , the rain fall soft upon your fields, and until we meet again , may God hold you in the palm of His hand.

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SPORTS Home at last

The 1985 Varsity Football team consisted of: Paul Albers, John Allen, Glen Atkins, Brad Dennett, Daniel Bevels, Rusty Blair, Jimmy Boyd, Todd Burkhalter, Calvin Clowers, Gary Cole, Jeff Collins, Robbie Cook, Brian Corntassel, Kevin Cox, Dusty Dowdy, Joe Dowdy, lllya Dublin, Jack Duncan, Brad Edwards, Randy Edwards, Brad Fuller, Steve Googe, Steve Gladney, Kevin Graves, Scott Grodeman, Fabian Hall, Carl Hammond, Lamar Hightower, Lee Halder, Ken Hutchins, Hank Jackson, James Jackson, Steve Jackson, Marshall Jones, Do Langford, Mike LeCroy, Shane Lloyd, Mark Maxwell, Jamie McCord, Phillip McGinty, Sean Mize, Mike Newman, Corey Osteen , Rock Pace, Wayne Padgett, Korey Popham, Kevin Pruitt, Jeff Rickman, Mark Ridgeway, Mark Roberts, Danny Robinson, Randy Salmon, Jeff Shifflett, Tim Silvers, Matthew Smart, Brian Spears, Mark Tanner, Brett Tolbert, David Whichard, Bobby Woodard, Bryce Wood, Russell Wright.

The Coaching Staff included: Coach Dragg, Coach Farrer, Coach Hallmark, Coach Horne, Coach Hunnicutt, Coach Knight, Coach Payton.

Managers were : Rabby Dooley, Darrin Gunter, and Scottie Presley.

This year the Varsity Football team started the ball rolling in the right direction. The Dragons' first obstacle was against Pickens County.

The result was a 28-0 Dragon victory for the season opener. This win fired them up and gave them inspiration for their next game with West Rome . Playing the state champs wasn't going to be easy, but the Dragons gave it their best shot. Despite their efforts, the team fell to the Chiefs' experience 35-0. This loss began a two game losing streak that included the game with West Rome and the game at Coosa. The Dragons last at the Eagle Stadium 21-0. Nevertheless, retaliation on the part of the Dragons was in stare for the Model Blue Devils. As the two paired off for the annual Shrine Game, the tons rose to their feet and remained there until the Dragons defeated the Blue Devils 7-0.

During the Dragons' open date, they worked hard to prepare for their next opponent. Until East Rome's Gladiators met the Dragons, they were an undefeated team . Throughout the game, it looked as if it were to remain that way. Until the last seven seconds, it appeared that anather defeat was in store for the Dragons, but a final touchdown was scored and the game ended with a final score of 7-7.

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Once again the Dragons packed up and traveled to Central of Carrolton . With high hopes the Dragons gave it their best shot but they fell to the experience of the Lions and had to accept defeat. The final score was 28-20. Back at home for a second game the Dragons prepared for the annual Homecoming. The team was really fired up for this special game and proved it by beating the Haralson County Rebels 27-6. The last game of the season was against the Rockmart Yellow Jackets. The Dragons hustled for a victory but were surprisingly defeated by a score of 21-22.

This was Coach Hunnicutt"s third year as head coach at P.H.S. Since his arrival three years ago, the Dragons have progressively improved. This year' s record of 4-5-1 was the best we' ve had in ten years.

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The Freshman Football team is on excellent starting point for future varsity football players. The experience teaches them what will be expected of them as Varsity " Dragons".

The team opened this season with Ken Hutchins serving as quarterback. They worked extremely hard on the field and off. They endured grueling ofter school practice sessions, weight lifting courses, and many other various types of physical training.

Team members include: Gory Huckaby, Todd Murphy, Aaron Harward, Scotty Harper, Som Ely, Chad Bishop, Joey Wright, Eugene Kiser, Keith Shedd, Ken Groves, Greg Dutton, Wayne Worsham , Clint Brumbelow, Jason Gill, Scott Brock, Brent Bradshaw, William Ford, Sid Gowens, Jim Mazurek, Joel Collins, Mike Lanham , Ron Robinson, Mork White, Mork Ely, Tony Freemon, Tim Killew, Jeff Nukolls, Chad Winters, Shown Tolbert, Jeff Johnson, Rusty Blair, Rock Pace, Joe Dowdy, Tim Silvers, Ken Hutchins, Lamar Hightower, Jock Duncan, Scott Grodemon, Brion Spears, Steve Googe, Rondy Edwards, Fabian Richards, and Joey Wright.

This year's team was coached by Mr. Joe Knight and Mr. Chris Bragg. This was Cooch Knight's eighth year and Cooch Bragg's first year of coaching.

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The Varsity Football Cheerleaders had a successful year thanks ta their hard working coach Mrs. Tina Rush . She has coached the cheerleaders far the past three years and has produced a winning squad every year. This was probably the mast successful year far her because the 1985 Varsity Football Cheerleaders were awesome . They started the season off by attending NCA Cheerleading Camp at Jacksonville State University in June. At camp they received four superior ribbons and won the spirit stick twice . In September the girls were hat again and wan the Coosa Valley Fair Cheerleading Competition . Members of the 1985 Varsity Football Cheerleading Squad include: Pebbles Pace - Captain , Julie White . Co-Captain , Jill Drennon , Lisa Shiflett, Gina Crabbe, Mandy Lester, Nikki Minshew, Cindy Stansell. Chrystial Wheat, Kelly Graham , Renee Holder. and Laura Woodard .

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went to a clinic this summer at P.H.S. The sponsor of the J.V. Cheerleaders was Mrs. Gilbreath. The squad consisted of Kell i Atkins. Candi Chester, Traci Cowan, Sunny Garrett, April Hays. Tonya Kemp, Amy Rhodes, Leslie Roberson, Carla Swinford. Michelle Treglown.

Stephanie Walker. and Autumn Wheat. The squad worked hard and showed many talents and abilities to cheer. They performed at the first pep rally on the new football field. They did a superb job. They all worked hard to become the Varsity Cheerleaders of tomorrow.

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Season of improvements

This year the Pepperell High School girls' softball team was hot. They played tough and learned a lot. The team got to the second round of sub-region playoffs th is year. In the first round of action at sub-region . the Lady Dragons defeated Rockmart with a score of 9 to 5. The next game was a struggle with the Lady Dragons losing to Central Carrollton . The score was 3 to 1. Their spirits were not dampened though . and they came back to defeat Cartersville 9 to 7. In the next round the girls were defeated 6 to 3 by Villa Rica .

The season was a year of experience . Last year the team lost eight seniors. This year the team will lose only four seniors. Everyone else will return . The team consisted of Seniors: Tracy Smith, Jill Willis. Teresa Stone, and Debbie Chambers. Juniors: Teresa Peek. Emily Wood, Kelli Southerland, Michelle Strickland, and Missy Helton. Sophomores: Carla Swinford. Tierra Rush. and Christie Norton. ond Freshman : Robin Roberson. Jennifer Jones. and Robin Hight.

The coach was Mr. O ' Kelly with Mrs. Brinson as the assistant coach . Mr. O ' Kelly has been coaching girls softball for 3 years, and this is Mrs. Orison 's third year as an assistant coach . She was also a head coach for 3 years.

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Running for the gold The 1985-86 boys· cross country teom had a good season . They participated in five invitationals.

They were : Galaxy, West Georgia. Cartersville/ Cass, Berry. and the Westminister Invitational.

The team placed third in region with Rusty Dyer placing seventh in region individually. Two awards were given this year. Harold Hillard was awarded with Future Dragon award. The Most Valuable Runner Award was awarded to Rusty Dyer.

The members of the 1985-86 cross country consisted of: Chris Bishop David Harrely Harold Hillard Bill Darby Todd Dudley Jody Mincey Rusty Dyer Andrew Moore Kevin Gunter Jim Pitts Coach Hall was the coach again this year. He was proud of the boys.

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During the year they participated in five invitationals. They were : The Galaxy, Westminister, Cartersville/Cass, Berry. and the West Georgia Invitational.

This year the Most Valuable Runner Award went to a ninth grader. Shannon Barrett.

The members of the team this year were : Shannon Barrett Denna Lee Kelli Brooks Jackie Mincey Jeannie Kenderick Amy Moore Leanna Lambert Sherrie Teat Mrs. Graham was the coach this year. Joanna Brown kept stats for the girls.

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The Varsity Wrestling Team consisted of: Lee Holder, Gordon Dowdy. Steve Woodard. Billy Dowdy, Jim Pitts. Joe Dowdy, lllya Dublin. Tim Silvers. Jeff Henry. Carl Hammond. Brad Bennett, Jeff Shiflett. Scotty Presley. and manager Stacey Lyles.

They were coached this year by Coach Chris Bragg.

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All the right stuff The Junior Varsity Wrestling team was outstanding this year. Coach Bragg had them practicing long hours every day to get ready for competition . Their overall record was 4-0 . They were undefeated for the year .

The members of the 1985-86 JV team were as follows: Paul Albers Todd Murphy Mark Anderson Rock Pace Stan Baker Carey Popham Daniel Bevels Kevin Pruitt Chad Cheatwood Danny Robinson Sam Ely David Shiflet Harold Hillard Bobby Sullins Ryon Hutchins Bryce Wood Bo Langford Darrel Young Jimmy Mazurek Manager: Terry Murphy Stacey Lyles

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This year's Varsity Basketball team endured a very hard season . Only two of the five returning players had any experience at all. The team was a young one. They strived hard in every game to overcome turnovers and to put the ball in the hoop.

The girls participated in the Rome News Tribune Christmas Tournament, but were eliminated by Coosa . The girls tried their best hope to improve next year.

Th is year's team consisted of:

SENIORS: Debbie Chambers Tracy Smith Teresa Stone Jill Willis

JUNIORS: Katrina Edwards Carol McWhorter Libby Roan

SOPHOMORES: Tierra Rush Karen Drew This year the girls were under the order of Randy Hallmark. This was his 4th year coaching basketball.

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This year's Varsity Girls' Basketball team went to the Number-One Basketball Comp in Tocco, Georgia during the week of June 23-28. They learned a lot and ployed in many games. They ployed against Closs AAA and Closs AAAA teams. They come home experienced in many new and different areas.

This year the initiation was different. They mode the rookies wash everybody's clothes, toke up their dinner troys, carry the ice water for the games, and obey commands, no matter what they were . The excitement come on Thursday night when the veterans of comp initiated the rookies of comp by lathering them up with shoving cream , toothpaste, and voseline. Afterwords they spent time with the new friends they hod mode before getting ready for the journey home on Friday.

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This year'sJ.V. Girls' Basketball team had a less than successful season ; however, being a young team, they have high hopes for better seasons in the future. Part of this year' s struggle consisted of learning to work with their new coach, Mrs. Padgett. The team, along with manager, Allison Broadaway, and statisticians, Laura Woodard and Gail Light, participated in the Junior Varsity Tournament at East Rome High School. With a team made up of mostly freshmen, this year will benefit them greatly as a learning experience when they return for play next season . Always remember, girls, " If at first you don ' t succeed, try and try again."

This year's J.V. girls were: Jennifer Gober, Kelly Graham, Krista Kay, Kelly llrooks, Candy Chester, Yolanda Edwards, April Hayes, Robin Hight, Jennifer Jones, Leana Lambert, Lisa Motes, Ronda Reid, and Tracey Ridgeway, an 8th grader from Pepperell Middle School.

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THAT'S THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES. The 1985-86 Boys· Varsity Basketball team spent the season in rebuilding their team . With only one full time starter and one other experi. enced player. Coach Horne sought help from the younger players. The team started the year on a high note and remained on a course of victory into the Christmas tournament. There. they were defeated by Model in a close game. The team was a young one that learned from experience .

This year's Varsity boys were: Norman Aycock Senior Rob Dodson Senior Senior Jeff Rickman Junior John Allen Junior Brian Corntassell Junior Rusty Dyer Junior Jamie McCord Michael Newman Junior David Whichard Junior Calvin Clowers Sophomore Brad Edwards Sophomore Scott Wilder Sophomore Robbie Cook and Darrin Gunter were the managers while Tamatha Lambert and Shelley Hayes were the statisticians . Steve Horne coached again this year.

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DRIBBLING TO THE BEAT OF INEXPERIENCE This year' s J.V , Bays ' Basketball team was under the direction of Coach Payton . The ream was young and inexperienced, yet their determination and ability came through many rimes throughout the season . Their record was less than spectacular, bur they always put up a fight with their competitors. Next year should be much better for these boys because they will have the needed experience and capability that is so vital in winning .

This year's ream consisted of: Brad Edwards Scott Wilder Ken Hutchins Mark Ridgeway Bobby Woodard Mike Peek Robbie Dooley Rusty Day Donny Crabbe Brett Tolbert Jack Duncan Tim Killen

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2 Bits, 4 Bits The 1985 Varsity Dasketball Cheerleaders had a fairly goad season . Mrs. Graham was an excellent sponsor. encouraging and helping them throughout the season . They went to the N.C.A. Cheerleading Camp in June at Jacksonville State University. While they were there. they won three superior and excellent ribbons. Twice they were the winners of the spirit stick , also. In November they competed in the Northwest Georgia Cheerleading Contest. Although they did a super job. they were unfortunately beaten.

They did, however, win the spirit banner by showing their unmatchable spirit and enthusiasm .

Through the season they showed the greatest spirit and support far the proud and determined basketball teams. They never gave up and always kept high spirits far the teams. The girls went through long hours of hard and strenuous practice to keep the cheers alive.

The members of the 1985-86 Varsity Dasketball Cheerleading squad were as fallows: SENIORS: Stephanie Patrick Captain Angie Dates Co-captain Tena Drew Co-captain JoAnna Drown JUNIORS: Deth Raine SOPHOMORES: Tammy Fox Kim Mulkey Deverly Stagg

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This year's J.V. Basketball Cheerleoding squad was also under direction of a new coach, Cindy Bragg. They did a commendable job on boosting school spirit at the games, although sometimes It may hove been more difficult than at others. This group of girls really showed everyone that P.H.S. was still number one in enthusiasm and sportsmanship.

The 1985-86 J.V. Cheerleaders were as follows: Captain Michelle Pruitt Emily Western Co-captain Kim Waters Kim Shepard Tonya North Michelle Huether Stacy Couch Corio Swinford

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Winning streak

This year's coaches were Jimmy Farrer and Otis Gilbreath. Coach Farrer has been at Pepperell for eight years and has coached baseball all eight years. Coach Gilbreath has been here for thirty-five years and has coached baseball for thirty-three years.

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They were North Georgia Champs this year; could state champs appear next? The 1985 Varsity Baseball Team coached by Jimmy Farrer and Otis Gilbreath consisted of: Seniors; Steve Bennett, Joe Cook, Tony Lane, Tim McBurnett, Mike Earle, Doug Burnett, Tom Curry, and Chris Lansdell ; Juniors; Mike Curry, Dusty Dowdy, Keith Stansell, Tony O' Neal, Clete Bonney, and Glenn Atkins; Sophomores; Jamie McCord, Jeff Shiflett, John Allen, and Tony Cargle. The determination and to lent of the Dragons led them to a 10-0 7 AA South Sub-region Championship. After defeating Darlington In the Subregion playoffs, the Dragons then defeated Cartersville In the Region playoffs. This advanced them to the Quarter Finals where they dominated Turner High School. Their next battle came when they faced East Hall. Here they were successful once more and named North Georgia Champs. Th is took them to Sparta, Georgia, where they were to compete in the State Finals. The 1985 Dragons were at the end of their road. Here they were defeated by a score of 5 to 3 and 13 to 2. Their over all record was (22-51) for the 1985 season .

This year's awards went to the following : Most Valuable Player. Tim McBurnett, Lead Hitter • Tony O' Neal, Most Improved . Glenn Atk ins, Best Defense. Clete Bonney. CONGRATULATIONSIII

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"Love" that tennis!

The 1985 girl's tennis team had a regular season record of five wins and five losses. The team was young and benefited from the year of experience. Therefore , they will be stronger and even more competitive in 1986. The team consisted of Dana Hayes, Lisa McGinty, Tracy Smith, Jill Willis, Keila Burton, Susan Lansdell, Susan Parnell, and Libby Roan. In the region playoffs, Libby advanced to the second day of competition, as did Lisa McGinty and Tracy Smith as doubles partners.

Four wins and six losses made up the record for the boys' regular season. The boys tried very hard and their determination and ability was evident many times. The team was quite small, consisting of Keith Broadaway, Ronald Mull, Mark Huckaby, Tim Groves, Bill O'Kelley, and David Whichard. Everyone Involved with the team is looking forward to a new year of competition in 1986.

Mr. O'Kelley, coach of both tennis teams, was pleased with the performance of both teams and is anxiously awaiting the new year of challenges in 1986.

A record breaking year This year's boys track team hod a successful year in winning the crown of 7 AA Region. The team consisted of many talented, athletic boys. During the season, ten out of sixteen records were broken. At dual meets, the track team was 6-0. In invitational meets, the team never finished below fifth place. At West Georgia's Invitational they won fourth place. In the Rome-News Relays, the track team placed first.

They also received second in the Carrollton Relays. By being a determined team, the boys won the 7 AA Region Ploy-offs. After winning the 7 AA region crown , the team went on to state in Jefferson, where they placed fifth.

The team consisted of: Seniors; David Boswell, Terry Wheeler, Mike Googe, Todd Maxwell, Chuck Abney, Todd Wheeler, Bradley Wilkins, Cosey Hole, Donny Franks, Brett Brumbelow, Anthony Mathis, Juniors; Jody Mincey, Bill Darby, Marshall Jones, Colvin Horris, Corl Hammond, Jeff Rickmon, Vincent Kenny, John Hamilton, Rusty Dyer, Sophomores; Michael Newmon, Russell Wright, Steve Gladney, Robby Cook, Greg Brown , Brion Lee, Keith Gunter, Freshmen; Shone Lloyd, Brod Edwards, Jimmy Boyd, Chris Bishop, Gory Cole, Mork Roberts, Donny Robinson, Corey Popham, Kevin Groves, Matthew Smart, lllyo Dublin, Colvin Clowers, and Jim Pitts.

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This year, at Pepperell High School, the girls' track team was a young one . They hod a record of 2-6 over the year. Although their record was not the best, they showed great ability and talent. The team consisted of Lisa Shiflett, Pebbles Pace, JoAnno Brown, Sherrie Teat, Shannon Barrett, Amy Moore, Kristo Koy, Kelly Brumbelow, Kelly Graham, Koren Drew, Jackie Mincey, Rochel Kinney, Katrina Edwards, Beverly Stagg, Tommy Fox, Sherry Powell, Kelli Brooks, Deno Lee, Michelle Strickland, Buffi Fowler, Leslie Sinnock, Leanna Lambert, and Tierra Rush . The statisticians were Louro Woodard, Christi Ashley, Kim Mulkey, Amy Deon, Teno Drew, and Jill Brannon. The coach was Mrs. Graham.

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Lisa Shiflett received high honors this year . She represented the team at State in low hurdles. The State Competition was held at Mercer University in Atlanta .

All the girls were extremely satisfied with their efforts to succeed. They kept the spirit and made P.H.S. proud. To be a member of the track team . one must endure . They must put forth many hard hours of practice each day. Everyone anticipates many great things for the coming year because everyone will return to face the challenges of track .

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This year the golf team consisted of Hyun Woo Cho, Jody Buford, Rob Dodson , Corey Osteen, Jason Patrick , Sherill Corntassel, Brad Fuller, and Mike Sontagg. The coach this year was Coach Kirk . With his help, the golf team worked hard in the AA division. The team as a whole was not extremely successful this year; however, many of the individuals excelled in the sport. These players were Rob Dodson who received the Most Valuable Player of the Year Award, and Brad Fuller who earned the Young Dragon Award. This year Mike Sontagg was the only remaining senior. Next year many of the returning players will be seniors. Maybe next year the team will have better luck than ever before.

Good luck team . You have a lot to be proud of for your participation in this spring sport.

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations Tena Drew

May the happiness of your high school years be just the beginning.

Love, Mom, Dad, Karen , and Will

Congratulations Cindy Givins

We ore very proud of y ou!

Love, Mom, Dad, Carl, Mark, Vicky

Congratulations Tammy Grodeman

Congratulations Keith Fountain

We are proud of you and we love you.

May love and happiness always be in your path .

Love, Mom, Dad, Kevin, and Kelly

Love, Mom, Pat, Kristy , and Scott

Congratulations Tim Groves

Congratulations Dede Galloway

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations Shelly Cowan

Three Cheers for Shelly! Baby, We ' re so proud of you, Just keep on being yourself, And keep Christ in your life.

Love, Mom, Dad, Stacey, Christy , and Steve

Congratulations Letitia Crider

Letitia , My daughter precious lady you are special! We cherish you and our memories. We pray God will watch over you . Rom: 8:28 We love you , Daddy, Mama, Missey, Pa pa and Ma ma

Congratulations Carrie Davis

On a goal achieved!

Love , Mom, Dad, and Beth

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Congratulations Susan Dobbins

Go for it, Susan • Reach your goal!!!

Love , Daddy, Mama, Shannon, Greg

Congratulations Dusty Dowdy

Dusty , We ' re very proud of you .

Gordon , Kay, Eric, Kris

Congratulations Gordon Dowdy Dear Gordon, It's been a lifetime away from this first grade picture, but yet it seems like only yesterday .

Words cannot express the love, the pride, and the joy in our hearts since the day you were born . You've made it son , thru it all. May all your dreams come true . God bless you . We hope the biggest problem you ever hove is that cowlick of yours! We love you , Gordon .

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On March 2, 1985, fifteen girls nervously competed for the title of Miss Pepperell High. The judges for the competition were Mr. Ken Wetherman, Ms. Kay New , and Mr. Tim Pape. It was a tough decision, but the judges finally chose Pebbles Pace as the recipient of the title. Sherrie Teat was chosen first runner-up, and Tena Drew was chosen second runnerup.

The entertainment for this year's pageant was the PHS Jazz Dand, with Mr. Min serving as director. Also, there were selections from the albums of such stars as Dilly Ocean , Chaka Khan, and Lionel Richie.

The pageant was held in the Rome City Auditorium with Mr. W. D. O ' Kelley presiding as emcee.

The pageant was sponsored by the Senior Honor Society.

Other Miss Pepperell contestants were Angie Dates, Jill Drennon , Jo Anna Drown , Michelle Cline, Shelley Cowan, Carrie Davis, Tamatha Lambert, Stephanie Patrick , Lisa Shiflett, Jamie Smith , Julie White . and Jill Willis.

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This year's Spirit Week was a very successful one. Many students participated in varied events, often with interesting results. Spirit Week proved again that Pepperell High students have enough spirit to do anything ... no matter how outrageous it is.

Monday was "warm-up" day the day everyone gets a chance to be "casual" in their gym suits or aerobic outfits.

Tuesday was declared "nerd" day. Although there were no significant changes in some of the teachers, spirit was shown. Everyone appeared in knee-pants, boat shoes, and pen-packs. It was time for "Revenge of the Nerds."

Wednesday was "surf's up" day. The campus was flooded with surfers and beach bunnies. A few of the more daring students brought along their frisbees and skateboards.

Thursday was "twin" day. The purpose being for everyone to come dressed like one of their friends. Some people, however, misunderstood and came as their favorite teachers.

Friday, a pep rally was held to get students fired up for the big game later that evening. Classes demonstrated spirit by wearing individual class colors. This year's Homecoming game served to dedicate our new stadium to the students and the community. This was truly a Dragon Homecoming victory.

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Escorts, as well as contestants were chosen by the Senior Class. The escorts were Rodney Dailey, Hyun Woo Cho, M ike Curry, Jeff Edwards, Tim Groves, Mark Huckaby, Tony O 'Neal, Keith Stansell, and John Weech . "Everlasting" by Survivor was the theme.

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Who's Who has been in existence here at P.H.5. for eleven years. Each year the students to be honored are selected by the faculty from the top 10% of the senior class. The decision is based on grades and school involvement. and the students must exhibit qualities of leadership. citizenship. and good character.

The only thing that has ever changed in Who's Who are the students themselves.

Being chosen for Who's Who is a special honor for anyone, and these students have earned it.

The 1986 Who's Who members are : Angie Oates, Hyun Woo Cho. Michelle Cline. Mike Curry. Bill Darby. Carrie Davis. Tena Drew. Flora Duncan. Keith Fountain. Eric Garris. Tim Groves. Patti Hastings. Corey Osteen. Pebbles Pace.

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On Moy 11, the dote of the 1985 prom, the juniors and seniors, accompanied by their dotes, mode their way to Floyd Junior College. They swayed to the tunes of the Frott. The theme of this memorable night was " On The Edge of a Dream " by Joe Cocker.

Chaperones for the night included members of the faculty, parents, and administration .

This event was mode possible through the selling of M & M's by the Junior Closs. Several members of the Junior Closs come to the college campus to decorate. Decorations included helium-filled balloons which held the inscription of the prom ' s theme, a large rainbow enhancing the entrance to the dance floor, and party favors.

At the dance the Closs of 1985 was given special recognition. Each member of the Senior Closs, along with his dote, was introduced and put in the spotlight. Many students will remember this night forever.

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CLASS OF '86 Senioritis

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This year's Senior Closs Officers were as follows: Michelle Cline, President: Keith Stansell, Vice President: Pebbles Pace, Secretory, Teno Drew, Treasurer.

These people were o representation of their exceptional Senior Closs.

During the lost four years, many seniors created lasting friendships and memories for themselves. They worked hard to gain the needed credits to finally graduate, but they involved themselves in o lot of horseplay as well. Each memory that was mode should be credited to P.H.S. Congratulations Closs of '861

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Catch It!!!

Kimberly Down Axley

Richard Benjamin Adams

V.O.C.A. 4.3.2,1: Track 1.

Paul Alan Albers

Norman Aycock

Varsity Football 4.3.2, Freshman Football 1, F.C.A. 4.3.2, 1: Track 1: Wrestllng

4.3.

Beverly Jean Anderson Softball 3, Key Club 3.2, Alpha Beta Club 1: Science Club 1: Junior Varsity Academic Bowl 2: Varsity Academic Bowl 3.

Glenn Franklin Atkins Varsity Football 4,3,2. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 2. MOST VALUABLE OFFENSIVE PLAYER in Shrine Game 3: Freshman Football 1: Varsity Baseball 4,3.2.1. MOST IMPROVED PLAYER 3: Varsity Basketball 2: Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Senior Superlative '"Most Athletic" 4: Lener Club 4,3.2: F.C.A.

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4.3.2.1.

Varsity Basketball 4.3, Junior Varsity Basketball 2.1, Cross Country 2: Art Club 1: Tennis 4.

Rodney Balley V .I.C.A. 4.3.2. President 4: Homecoming Escort 4: F.F.A. 1: Freshman Football 1: Domino's Club 4.

Anjeonette Baker 4-H 2.1.

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Love or eighteen Is largely an arrempr ro find our who we are by listening to our echoes in the words of another.

Goll Sheehy

The story of love Is hello and good-by ... until we meet again.

Jim/ Hendrix Memory Is more Indelible than Ink. Anita Loos Life Is what happens to you when you 're making other plons.

Betty Talmadge Time In love and rime In life are unrelated: forever exists more than once.

Ned Rorem

The only abnormality Is rhe incapacity to love.

Anals Nin Friendship is everything. Friendship Is more than talent. It Is more rhan government. It Is almost the equal of family.

Line from "'The Godfather" Love does not begin and end the way we seem ro think It does. Love is a battle, love Is a war: love Is growing up.

James Baldwin

Richard Adams

Poul Albers

Norman Aycock

Rodney Bailey

Beverly Anderson

Glenn Atkins

Anjeanette Baker

Angie Dates

Todd Brandon

Donna Beam

Danny Dolton

Jill Brannon

Angela Faye Bates Who's Who 4: Senior Superlative "Dest Personality" 4: Homecoming Court 4: Letrer Club 4. Treasurer 4: Yearbook 4.3: Basketball Cheerleader 4. CoCaptain 3: Projects Committee 3: Varsity Football Cheerleader 3: Senior Honor Society 4,3: Excellence in Chemistry 3: Miss Pepperell Contestant 3, Junior Honor Society 2.1, F.C.A. 2.1: Science Club 2.1; Class Vice President 2.1: Girls' Track Manager 2.1, Junior Varisty Basketball Cheerleader 1: Top 10% of Class 1.

Brad Beall Junior Varsity Football 2: Wrestling 4.3, F.F.A. 4,3,2.1.

Donna Lejune Beam Top 10% of Class 4.3.2.1, Junior Honor Society 2.1: Senior Honor Society 4,3, Science Club 1: Christian Council 1: 4-H 3: Y Club 4: Debate Club 3.2: literary Team 4,3, Scholar's Bowl 4, Journalism Stoff 4; Marching Dand 2.1, Concert Dand 2, 1: Debate Secretory 3: Dand letter 3: 3rd Place Aff. Speaker 3: 1st Place Girls' Extemporaneous Speaking 3; Governor's Honors Nominee 3,2; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Who's Who 3: Excellence in English 2,1: Excellence in World History 2, Forensic Certificate 3: Senior Superlative " Most Intellectual" 4.

Jerry Dan Bolton II F.F.A. 4.3: V.I.C.A. 4.

There is beauty in everybody. You ore born with It. It 's just o matter of what you do with It, and If you lose it, It's like losing your soul.

Francesco Scovullo

Jerry Franklin Bonds Wrestling 3,2.1: F.F.A. 4,3.2.1. Vice President 3, Treasurer 2.1.

Clete H. Bonney Varsity Baseball 4.3,2, Junior Varsity Baseball 1.

Joel Todd Brandon F.F.A. 4,3.2.1.

Bethany Jill Brannon Student Council 1: Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1: Freshman Football Cheerleader 1: Projects Committee 2.1; F.C.A. 4.3.2,1: Track Manager 3.2.1: Varsity Football Cheerleader 4,3.2: Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3,2; letter Club 4.3.2: Miss Pepperell Contestant 3: Art Club 4: Yearbook Staff 3: Journalism Staff 4.

Friendship is the hardest thing In the world to explain. It's not something you learn In school. Out if you haven 't learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven 't learned anything.

Muhammad All Fashions fade. Style is eternal.

Yves Saint Laurent The only thing ever constant In the fashion business Is change.

Holston Fashion Is mode by fashionable people.

Holston

Jeff Bridges Marching Bond 4,3,2.1, Concert Bond 4,3,2.1, Jazz Bond 4,3,2, Jazz Combo 4,3, Percussion Section Leader 4, Jazz Bond Club 4.3.2, Ari Club 4: All-District Jazz 3: Poul 0. Nixon Bond Award 3, Dragon Toles 2. 1, Spirit of Atlonto Drum and Bugle Corps Equipment Manager 3.

Emmely Drown Student Council 4.

Tommy Bryant Bond 4,3,2,1. Music Chairperson 4, F.H.A. 4,3.2.1, 4-H 3.

Jody Bryon Duford Junior Varsity Basketball 1, F.C.A. 2.1, F.F.A. 4.3, Junior Honor Society 1: Golf 4.3.2: Junior Varsity Football 2.

Angelo Teresa Bullock Jo Anno Drown

Track 4,3.2.1, Cross Country 3, Cross Country Manager 4, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4 : Letter Club 4.3.2: F.C.A. 4.3.2.1, Miss Pepperell Contestant 3, Art Club 4.

Marching Bond 3.2.1, Concert Bond 2.1, F.H.A. 4,3.2.1. Project Committee 3.

President 4 : Who's Who 4; Christion Council 4,3,2,1.

Dinky Busby Freshman Football 1, Motorcross 4.3.2,1.

Phil Brumbelow F.F.A. 4.3.2.1. President 4,3.

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The gem cannot be polished without friction. nor man perfected without trials.

Chinese Proverb

Style is self-plogorism.

Alfred Hitchcock

All things come to him who waits - provided he knows what he Is waiting for.

Woodrow Wilson

Pleasure is everything.

Diano Vreeland /lead every day something no one else is reading. Think every day something no one else Is thinking. It Is bod for the mind to be always a pan of unanimity.

Christopher Morely Our deeds determine us as we determine our deeds.

George Eliot

Life Is not always what one wonts It to be, but ro make the best of It as it Is, is the only way of being happy.

Jennie Jerome Churchhi/1 Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely. to risk fife. to be needed.

Storm Jameson

Tommy Bryant

Jeff Bridges

Emmely Drown

Jo Anno Drown

Jody Duford

Angie Bullock

Phil Brumbelow

Dinky Busby

Jeff Caldwell

Kim Castleberry

Todd Cargle

Debbie Chambers

Hyun Woo Cho

Shanon Carnes

Jeanne Carruth

Michelle Cline

Jeffrey Mox Coldwell 4-H 1: Jazz Band 4.3.21: Jazz Band Club 4.3.21: Art Club 4.3.2, 1: All-District Jazz Dand 2: Jazz Combo 4,3: Jazz Band Rhythm Section Leader 4: Dragon Tales 2.1.

Barry Todd Cargle Marching Band 4,3,2: Concert Band 4.3.2: Jazz Dand 4,3,2: Science Club 4,3.2,1: Moth Team 3,2,1: Ciphering Team 3.2.1: Who's Who 4, Jazz Band Club 4,3.2, Avant Guard Drum and Bugle Corps 3,2: Dragon Tales 2: Dragon Toles Pit Band 2: Hew Demlnslons 4.3.2, Senior Honor Society 4.3, Junior Honor Society 2.1, Cross Country 4, Track Team 4: Drum Duel 4: Governor's Honor Nominee 3.2, Top 10% of Closs 4.3.2.1, Excellence In Junior Algebra 3: French Horn and Mellophone Section Leader 4: Junior Varsity Footboll 1, Golf 1, F.C.A. 1: Entourage Manager 2, Jazz Combo 4.

Shannon Cornes AIASA 3.2: F.C.A. 1.

Jeanne Lynn Carruth Marching Band 4.3.2.1. Section Leader 4, Concert Dand 4.3.2.1, All-District Band 4.3: Jacksonville State Honors Bond 4,3.2: Solo and Ensemble 4.3, F.H.A. 4,3,21. Vice President 4: Science Club 4,3.

Kimberly Dionne Castleberry Debbie "The Woll" Chambers Varsity Dasketboll 4.3: Junior Varsity Dasketboll 21: Softball 4,3.2: Senior Honor Society 4,3: Beto Club 21: F.C.A. 4,3: Letter Oub 4: F.H.A. 4: F.D.L.A. 2,1: Key Club 21: Top 10% of Ooss 3.21: Track 21: Perfect Attendance 3: Yearbook Staff 4.3. Editor 4: Drama Club 2.1: Chorus 2.1: Student Council 1: Y-Club 2.1, Who's Who 4.3: Spring Softball 4.3: 4-H 1.

Hyun Woo Cho Varsity Wrestling 1: Varsity Golf 4,3.1: F.C.A. 4,3.21, Treasurer 3: Lener Club 4,3.2: Student Council 4.3: Homecoming Escort 4: Senior Superlative "Most Popular" 4: Who's Who 4: Perfect Attendance 3.1: Projects Committee 2.

Lisa Michelle Cline Student Councll 4.3.2.1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3: Class President 4.3.2.1: Junior Honor Society 21. President 2: Senior Honor Society 4.3, President 4: Top 10% of Closs 4.3.21, Governor's Honors Nominee 2: Excellence In English 2: Excellence In Spanish 3: Marching Bond 1: Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1: Track Stotlstlclon 21: F.C.A. 21: Miss Pepperell Contestant 3, Homecoming Court 4: Who's Who 4: Yearbook 3: Dragon Toles 2: Science Club 1: Senior Superlative "Most Popular" 4 .

• • * •• Who would hove guessed that maturity ls only o short break In adolescence?

Jules Feiffer Youth hos become o class.

Roger Vodim

Youth ls not chronological age but the state of growing. learning. and changing ••• Chor/es Reich

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Ginger Delvin Coheley

Connie Letitia Crider

4-H 4,3,2,1: F.O.L.A. 2.1, F.H.A. 2.1.

V.O.C.A. 4. Secretory 4: V.1.C.A. 4: L.L.E. Conference 4,3: Christion Council 4,3, Art Club 3,2: F.C.A. 3: F.H.A. 2: F.0.L.A. 1: Pep Club 1.

William Jeffrey Collins F.C.A. 4,3,2.1: Lener Club 4.3, Varsity Football 4,3.2: Freshman Football 1: Track 3.2.1: Wrestling 4,3.

Michael Evan Curry Varsity Ooseball 4,3.2: Baseball Closs AA State Runner-up 3: Homecoming Escort 4: Varsity Basketball 3,2: Senior Superlative "Oest All-Around" 4: Who's Who 4: Closs Vice President 3: F.C.A. 4.3.2,1: Junior Varsity Oosketbail 1.

Mark Todd Conaway F.F.A. 4: Art Club 2,1: 4-H 4,3,2: Science Club 3: F.0.L.A. 2.1.

Shelley Denise Cowan

Edward William Darby

4-H Projects Committee 1: F.0.L.A. 1: Art Club 4.3.1: Christion Council 4,3.2.

Projects Chairman 2: F.H.A. 4.3.2. Vice President 3, Dromo 2: Dragon Toles 2: Journalism 4: Miss Pepperell Contestant 3, Entertainer 4: Senior Superlative "Oest Looking" 4: Homecoming Court 4.

Varsity Cross Country Team 4,3.2: State Cross Country Meet 3: orslty Track Team 4,3,2, Senior Honor Society 4.3, Vice President 4: Junior Honor Society 2.1, Science Club 3, 2.1: AIASA 4: Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Conference 2: Excellence in Physical Science 1: Excellence In World History 2: Moth Team 3,2: Ciphering Team 3: Top 10% of Closs 4,3.2.1: Georgia Certiflcote of Merit 3: Governor's Honor Candidate 3.2: Journalism Stoff 3.2: Senior Superlative "Most Intellectual" 4: Joint Enrollment 4: Who's Who 4.

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The trouble with teenagers Is that If you ash them the number that comes after nine. they tell you it's the operator.

Jackie Mason

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IVe can only know as adults whar we con only feel as children.

Leslie Fiedler

... Young people ore not extensions of our egos, they ore Individuals unto themselves.

Henry IV/nil/er

IVe all learn by experience but some of us hove ro go ro summer school.

Peter De Vries

The hardest Job kids face today Is /earning good manners without seeing any.

Fred Astaire

If you don't run your own life. somebody else will.

John Atlllnson

IVhot's done to children. they will do to society.

Kore Menninger

Let the learner dlrecr his own learning.

John Holt

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Ginger Coheley

Jeff Collins

Mike Curry

Todd Conaway

Dilly Cook

0111 Darby

Carrie Davis

Lori Davis

Amy Dean

Susan Dobbins

Robert Dellinger

Carrie Lynn Davis Majorette 4.3.2. Captain 4: Senior Honor Society 4,3, Top 10% of Closs 4.3.2.1: Student Council 4.3, Marching Dond 4,3.2.1: Senior Superlative "Most Dependable" 4: Who's Who 4: Homecoming Coun 4: 4-H 4.3.2.1: Georgia Certificate of Merit 3, Governor's Honors Nominee 3.2: Junior Honor Society 2.1, Concert Bond 3.2.1, Miss Pepperell Contestant 3, Winter Ooton Corps 3.2, Track Team 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 2: Closs Treasurer 2: F.C.A. 2.1.

Lorianne "Blondie" Davis Marching Dond 1: Concert Bond 1: 4-H 3,2.1: Science Club 3: F.F.A. 4,3.2.1: F.H.A. 2.1: An Club 4: V.1.C.A. 4: V.O.C.A. 4: Tennis 4,3.

Amy Michelle Dean Senior Honor Society 4.3, Junior Honor SoclPty 2.1: Governor's Honors Nominee 2: Top 10% of Closs 2.1, Excellence In Typing 2: Projects Committee 1: Girls' Track Stotlsllcion 4.3: Cross Country Statistician 2: F.C.A. 3,2.1: Senior Superlative "Dest Dressed" 4: Journalism Stoff 4.

Robert Allen Dellinger V.O.C.A. 4.3, Christion Council 4: F.F.A. 2.1, Motor Cross 4.3.2,1.

Rob Dodson

Stephanie Allison Dempsey Tomi Suzanne Dial F.D.L.A. 2.1: F.H.A. 3,2.1: V.1.C.A. 4.

Susan Lyn Dobbins Marching Bond 4.3,2, 1: Concen Bond 4,3,2, 1: Top 10% of Closs 4,3,2.1: Senior Honor Society 4,3: Junior Honor Society 2.1. Secretory 2: Georgia C.rtlflcote of Merit 3: Governors' Honors Nominee 3.2, Perfect Attendance 4,3,2.1: Compellllon Colorguord 4: Christion Council 4,3.2.1: Science Club 1: Moth Team 1: Closs Projects Committee 3.

Robert Lowell Dodson Golf4.3.2.1. MVP 4,3,2.1: Varsity Dosketboll 4,3, Most Improved 3: Freshman Football 1: letter Oub 4,3: F.C.A. 1: Perfect Attendance 1.

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To make the world o friendly place One must show Ito friendly face.

Jomes Riley In youth we learn: In age we understand.

Morie Ebner Von Eschenbach

Do what you con, with what you hove, where you ore.

Theodore Roosevelt Of all the things you wear, your expression Is the most Important.

Janet Lone

The only true happiness comes from squandering ourselves for o purpose.

John Moson Drown

There ore rwo worlds: the world that we ain measure with line and Nie, and the world that we feel with our hearts and lmoglnotfon.

Leigh Hunt Fa/lure Is only the opportunity to begin again, more Intelligently.

Htlnry Ford

Gary Milton Dover Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Football 2, Who's Who 4; AIASA 4; V.I.CA. 4.

Dusty lee Dowdy

Flora Ann Duncan Marching Bond 1: Drum Major 4.3.2: Concert Bond 4,3.2,1: Dragon Tales 2: Projects Committee 2: Winterguard 4,2: Who's Who 4: Science Club 4.2.1: F.H.A. 4: Jazz Bond 4: Journalism 4: Scholars Bowl 4.

Varsity Doseball 4,3,2, Doseball Future Dragon 2. F.C.A. 4,3,2.1: Letter Club 4.3: Who's Who 4: Varsity Football 4,3,2.

Jeff Dion Edwards

Gordon Odell Dowdy. Jr.

Homecoming Escort 4: Wrestling 3: Varsity Football 2: Track 2,1: Freshman Football 1: Perfect Attendance 3.1: Science Club 1.

Varsity Wrestling 4,3.2.1: Freshman Football 1: Varsity Football 2, Golf 4,2: Track 1: Senior Superlative "Most School Spirit" 4: F.C.A. 3.2,1: Letter Club 4,3,2: Art Club 4. President 4: Student Council 2, 4-H 1: Perfect Attendance 1.

Tena Marie Drew

Frances Marie Ely F.F.A. 4,3,2, Treasurer 4: V.I.C.A. 4.

Oscar Flatt AIASA 4.3.2, Vice Presldenr 4. Reporter 3, Sargeant of Arms 2: Art Club 3,2.

Junior Varsity Football Cheerleader 1: Junior Varsity Dosketball Cheerleader 1: Varsity Football Cheerleader 3: Varsity Dosketball Cheerleader 4,3, Co. captain 4: Student Council 4.3.2. President 4; F.C.A. 3.2.1, Letter Club 4: Junior Honor Society 2,1: Senior Honor Society 4,3, Treasurer 4: Governor's Honor Nominee 2: Track Manager 4,3,2.1: Cross Country Manager 2: Journalism 4: Outstanding Senior-Breakfast Optimist Club 4: Top 10% of Closs 2.1: Closs Treasurer 4: Projects Committee 2.1: Who's Who 4: Miss Pepperell Contestant, 2nd Runner Up 3: Homecoming Court, 1st Runner Up 4; Senior Superlative "Best All Around" 4.

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Tiu, grand 11ssentlols of hoppln•ss ore: something to do. something to love. and something to hope for.

Chalmers

The world of reality hos its limits: the world of Imagination Is boundless.

Jeon Jacques Rousseau Nothing In life Is to be feor#KJ. It Is only to be understood.

Morie Curle You must do the thing you think you cannot do.

Eleonor Roosevelt The journey of o thousand miles starts with o single step.

Chinese Proverb

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Jeff Edwards

Marie Ely

Gordon Dowdy

Tena Drew

Oscar Flatt

Charlene Ford

Keith Fountain

Eric Garris

Ginger Fowler

Stacey Freemon

Cindy Givlns

Deidra Elizabeth Galloway

Charlene Ellen Ford F.F.A. 4,3,2, Sentinel 4: V.1.C.A. 4, Perfect Allendonce 2.

Keith Fountain Transfer Student 2, Yearbook 4,3, Journalism 3, Who's Who 4, Science Club 4,3, F.D.L.A. 4,3; Perfect Attendance 3, Excellence in Typing 2.

Student Council 2.1, Closs President 2: Inner Office Council 2, Beto Club 2. 1: Hugh O'Brien Leadership Award 2: Literary Meet 2, Governor's Honors Nominee 2, F.D.L.A. 4, Science Club 4,3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4.3, Top 10% of Closs 4.2.1: Journalism Stoff 3, Yearbook Stoff 4,3.1. Photographer 4,3.1, Key Club 2,1: Track Manager 1; Y-Club 1. President 1. Secretory of Floyd County Chapters 1.

Ginger Suzanne Fowler

Chris Garrett

Att Club 1, V.I.C.A. 4.3, 4-H 4.

Eric Stephen Garris

Stacey Lloyd Freemon Junior Varsity Dosketboll 2, V.O.C.A. 4.

Age changes our relationship with time, as the years go by our future shortens, while our posts grow heavier.

Simone de Deouvo/r When o subject becomes totally obsolete we mohe it a required course.

Peter Drucker

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Science Club 4,3, President 4, Scholar's Bowl 4,3: Senior Honor Society 4.3: Moth Team 3,2: Top 10% of Closs 4,3,2: Excellence In Physics 3; Excellence in Spanish 3: Daughters of the American fl.evolution History Award 3: Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Governor's Honor Nominee 3,2: Excellence in Sophomore Moth 2: Excellence In Physical Science 2, Excellence in Chemistry 2: Perfect Attendance 2, W'ho"s Who 4: Excellence in World History

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Cindy Lynn Givins Track 2.1, Projects Commlllee 3: Softball 4,3, F.H.A. 3.1: F.F.A. 4.

There Is no yesterday, so what's /eh is today.

Bob Dylan Why must we hove something to /ooh forward to? Why can 't we Just /ooh ot now?

Jerry Rubin Life Is I/he on onion: you peel It off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep.

Corl Sandburg

Bored Is stupid.

Groce 5/ich Lecture: Something that con mohe you feel numb on one end and dumb on the other.

Cy N. Peace

Garvin Scott Hall

Jill Courtney Gober Transfer Srudent 3: F.B.L.A. 4.2.1: Science Club 4.3: Yearbook Stoff 4,3: V.0.C.A. 1: Perfect Attendance 4,3: Spring Softball 4.

Dee Dee Hamilton F.C.A. 1: V.I.C.A. 4,3: V.O.C.A. 4: Art Oub 4,3.

Lisa Jo Ann Golden

John Hamilton

Art Club 1: CVVHS V.I.C.A. 4,3: Peach Corp 3: 4-H 4: F.B.L.A. 4.

Tammy Renee Grodeman F.D.L.A. 4: 4-H 1, F.H.A. 3,2,1, Secretory 3: Vocotlonol Office Training 4.3.2.

Marching _Bond 4.3.2.1: Track 4,3,2: Concert Band 4,3,2.1: Science Club 4: Drum Duel 4.2: Natlonal Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Jazz Band 3.

John Timothy Groves

Carl Hammond

Tennis 4.3.2.1, Homecoming Escort 4: Senior Superlative "Most likely To Succeed" 4: Who's Who 4: Top 10% of Closs 4,3,2.1: Governor's Honors Nominee 3. 2: Boys' State Alternate 3: Notional Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Moth Tearn 2.1: Senior Honor Society 4,3: Junior Honor Society 2.1, Science Club 4,3,2: Letter Oub 4: Excellence In Typing 2: Excellence In Computers 3: Excellence In American History 3, Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Perfect Attendance 4,3,2: Journalism Stoff 4.

Varsity Footboll 4,3,2: Freshman Football 1: Letter Oub 4,3,2:F.C.A. 3: AIASA 2: Track 3.2: Wrestling 4,3,2.

••••• /mag/notion Is more Important than knowledge.

Alt»rt Einstein

••••• Ru/e,s ore for when brains run out.

George PaposhvUy

The greatest mistake you con make Is to I» contlnuolly fearing that you'll make one.

Elt»rt Hubbard The t»st place to find o helping hand Is at the end of your arm.

Elmer Letermon

To know o ll"le less and to understand o lime more: That, It seems to me.

Is our greatest need.

Jomes Ullman

&p.rlence Is the name everyone gives to his mistakes.

Everybody Is Ignorant, only on dlftf,,.nt subjects.

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WmRogers

Ocor Wik# don't stand for something. we will foll for anything. /-DunlHI

Lisa Golden

Dee Hamilton

John Hamilton

Tammy Grodeman

Tim Groves

Corl Hammond

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Michelle Haney

Tim Henry

Shelley Hays

Ke ith Holloway

Darlene Helm

Holly Hopper

Angelo Michelle Honey V .1.C.A. 4, F.H.A. 2.1; Dragon Tales 2, Perfect Attendance 3.2.1: Pep Club 1.

Patricio Donielle Hastings Student Council 1: Junior Honor Society 2.1; Senior Honor Society 4.3, Projects Committee 1, Top 10% of Class 4.3.2.1: Governor's Honors Nominee 3.2, Senior Superlative " Most Likely to Succeed" 4 , Yearbook Staff 4.3. Senior Section Editor 4 : Excellence in English 2.1; Excellence in World History 2, Georgia Certificate Merit 3, F.B.L.A . 4; Science Club 4.3. Projects Committee 3. Secretary 4 , Who's Who 4 ; Journalism 4.

Shelley Deonna Hays Football Cheerleader 1; Basketball Cheerleader 1, Freshman Class Officer 1, F.C.A. 4.3.2.1; F.B.L.A. 4, Homecoming Court 4 : Boys' Varsity Statistician 4 : Projects Committee 2: Vocational Office Training 4.

Timothy Kyle Henry F.B.L.A . 4.2.1, V.I.C.A. 4.3.2, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1; 4-H 2.1.

Lottie Elizabeth Holder Christian Council 3.2.1; F.H.A. 2.1, Dragon Tales 2: V.I.C.A . 4, Perfect Attendance 3.2.1, Pep Club 1.

Doniel Keith Holloway F.C.A. 3,2.1, Varsity Football 2: Junior Varsity Football 2, Freshman Football 1, Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Class Officer 2: V.1.C.A. 4.

Holly Donya Hopper Junior Honor Society 2.1, F.C.A. 4,3.2,1: Top 10% of Class 1: Art Club 4.

Shirley Darlene Helm Christian Council 2.1, F.B.L.A. 1; Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 1, V.I.C.A. 4. Reporter 4: Pep Club 1, Band 2.1, F.C.A. 2

Men heap together the mistohes of their lives, and create a monster they coll DESTINY. John Oliver Hobbes

A friend is a present you give yourself.

I con complain because rose bushes hove thorns or rejoice because thorn bushes hove roses. It's oil how you /ooh at it.

J. Kenfield Morley

Robert Louis Stevenson Miracles ore instantaneous, they cannot be summoned. but come of themselves. usually at unlihely moments and to those who least expect them .

Kathrine Anne Porter Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely.

Rodin

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Good manners and soft words hove brought many a difficult thing to poss.

Aesop Time ripens oil things, no man is born wise.

Confucius

Jonathon David Howard F.F.A.1: Science Club 3.2.1: Marching Dond 4,3,2.1: Concert Dond 4.3.2.1: Jazz Bond 4.3.2.1: Trombone Section Leader 4.

Mork Keith Huckaby Tennis 3.2.1.MVP 3. Letter 3.1, Homecoming Escort 4: Senior Superlative '"Oest Dressed"' 4: Governor's Honors Nominee 2: Governor's Honors Semi-Finalist 2: Dragon Toles 1, F.F.A. 1: F.C.A. 3, Art Cub 2: Letter Club 4.

Gory Eschol Hughes Senior Honor Society 4,3: Who's Who 4; Excellence In Junior Algebra 3: Excellence in Computer Science 3: Excellence in English 3, Perfect Attendance 4.3.2,1; Governor's Honors Nominee 3,2; Science Club 4,3; F.D.L.A. 4.3, Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Excellence in Freshman Algebra 1: Top 10% of Closs 3: Spelling Dee Alternate 3.

Thomas Darrin Hunter

***** There ore nettles everywhere. but smooth grasses are more common still: the blue of heaven is larger than the cloud.

Elizabeth Darrel Drowning

S. glad of life because It gives you the chance to love and to work and IO ploy and to look at the stars.

Henry Van Dyke lVeor a smile and have friends: wear a scowl and have wrinkles. What do

we /Ive for if not to make the world less difficult for each other?

Angelo Shown Jackson Junior Honor Society 2.1; Senior Honor Society 4.3, Freshman Football Cheerleader 1: Junior Varsity Cheerleading 1: Varsity Dosketboll Cheerleodlng 2, F.C.A. 4,3,2,1: Governor's Honors 3.2: Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Wrestling Statistician 3; Top 10% of class 4,3.2.1; Dragon Toles 2.

Denise Renee Jackson Marching Bond 4,3.2.1, Concert Bond 4,3,2, 1, Jazz Dond 4,3.2, Saxophone Section Leader 4: Winterguord 4: Solo and Ensemble 4.3, Perfect Attendance 4.3,2,1: F.H.A. 2: Colombus Honor Dond 3, Dragon Toles 2.1.

Robert Colvin Jackson Marching Dond 4.3.2,1: Concert Dond 4,3.2.1; Jazz Dond 4.3,2; Science Club 4.3.2. Vice President 4: Jazz Dond Club 4,3,2. Vice President 4: Dragon Toles Pit Bond 2: Georgia American Legion Days' Store 4: Notional Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Perfect Attendance 1; Golf 1: Math Ciphering Team 2: F.0.l.A. 1.

Steve Michael Jackson Varsity Football 4.3; Wrestling 4,3.

Have patience. All things are difficult before they become easy.

Soodi Self expression must poss into communication for Its fulf/1/ment.

Pearl 5. Black

George Eliot

Angle Jackson

Denise Jackson

Mork Huckaby

Oob Jackson

Gory Hughes

Darrin Hunter

Steve Jackson

Tommy Jenkins

LeAnn Lambert

Marshall Jones

Tamatha Lambert

Scott Leming

Allen Kea n

David Kirkland

Tommy Bagley Jenkins F.F.A. 2.1, F.C.A. 4.3, Art Club 4,3,2, F.H.A. 3.

Marshall Edward Jones Varsity Football 4: Track 4.3.2.1: Region Champs 3, State Track Meet 4.3: Cross Country 1: Bond 3.2, Concert Bond 3.2: Jazz Bond 3: Moth Team 3.2: Science Club 4,3: Perfect Attendance 4,2,1: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Derry " Block Awareness" Honors Program 3: MCG Scholarship Nominee 3.

Allen Monroe Kean F.C.A. 3,2.1: Varsity Football 2: Junior Varsity Football 2, Freshman Football 1: Junior Varsity Basketball 2.1: V.O.C.A. 4.3,2.1: Industrial Arts 4,3,2.

Robbie Mathis

Lori LeAnn Lambert F.B.L.A. 4,3,2,1: Tennis 2.1.

Tamatha Suzanne Lambert F.C.A. 4,3,2,1: Junior Honor Society 2.1: Miss Pepperell Contestant 3: Homecoming Court 4: Student Council 3.1: Varsity Boys' Basketball Stotisticion 4: Closs Representative 3: Projects Committee 3, Dragon Toles 2: Closs Treasurer 1.

Joseph Scott Leming Wrestling 1: F.F.A. 4.3: V.I.C.A. 4.

Thomas Robert Mathis

David Addison Kirkland Golf 1: Football Manager 2.1; Wrestling Manager 3: Junior Varsity Baseball 3: V .O .C.A. 4: AIASA 2.1. Treasurer 2.1: F.C.A. 2.1.

Education is that which remains when one hos forgotten everything he learned in school.

Albert Einstein I hove never Jet my schooling interfere with my education.

Morie Twain Teaching is not o lost ort, but the regard for it is o Jost tradition, Jacques Dorzum

Experience is o hard teacher because she gives the test first. the lesson afterwords.

Vernon Low The freshman brings o little in and the seniors tohe none out, so it accumulates through the years.

President Lowell of Harvard One way to stop o student protest movement Is ro mohe it o required course.

Jerry Robinson The trouble with present cloy education is that it covers the ground without cultivating anything in it.

E.N. Ferris

Jeff V. Mills

Timothy Mork Maxwell

Lonnie Franklin Mills

Varsity Football 4.3; Track 4.3, V.O.C.A. 4.3, lndusrriol Arts 4.3.

Phillip Leon McGinty Transfer 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Football 4.3, Wrestling 4.3: Golf 2: F.C.A. 4,3.

Jody Allen Mincey

f,.shmon Football Cheerleader 1; Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1; V.1.C.A. 4.3.2, F.C.A. 1.

Cross Country 4,3.2. State Cross Country Meer 3, Future Dragon Award 2, Track 4,3,2.1, 7 AA Region Champion Team 3: Moth Team 2: Ciphering Team 2: F.C.A. 4.3.2, Lerrer Club 4.3, Science Club 4,2: Senior Honor Society 4.3, Junior Honor Society 2.1; F.F.A. 1: Governor's Honor Nominee 3.2: American Legion Georgia Boys' Srore 4: Who's Who Among American High School Srudenrs 4: Top 10% of Closs 4,3.2.1: Excellence In Intermediate Algebra 3, Excellence in Chemlsrry 3, Excellence in Computer Science 3: Excellence In First Year Spanish 3: Georgia Cerliflcare of Merit Recipient 3: Perfect Arrendonce 3,2.

h's o/1 right to hove o train of thoughts. if you hove a terminal.

Richard Dowker

V.O.C.A. 4.3.2.1: AIASA 3.2: V.I.C.A. 3. President 3, Junior Varsity Baseball 2: Lindale Rogue 4.

Lachelle Darlene McHenry Junior Honor Society 2: V.1.C.A. 4,3; Top 10% of Closs 1.

Tracie Lee Meers

Joe Deon Minter

No man really becomes a fool until he stops ashing questions.

Charles Steinmetz

No matter what happens, there 's always somebody who knew it would.

Lonny Storr

We must open the doors of opportunity. Out we must also equip our people to walk through those doors.

Lyndon 0. Johnson Self.education is fine when the pupil is a born educator.

John A. Shedd

0tHr up. the worst Is yet to come.

Philander Johnson

Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self confidence.

Robert Frost

llomlllg learns but one lesson: DOUOTI George Bernard Shaw

Mork Maxwell

Phillip McGinly

Jody Mincey

Lachelle McHenry

Tracie Meers

Dean Minter

Donna Mize

Shane Mize

Dill O'Kelley

Dione Montgomery

Chris Mooney

Donna Faye Mize

Tony O'Neol

Deanna Kay Morgan F.H.A. 4.3.2.1: Christian Council 4.3.2.1: Journalism 4.

F.B.L.A. 1; V.I.C.A. 3.2; V.O.C.A. 4.

Robert Shane Mize V.O.C.A. 4.3.2.1. Treasurer 4. President 3; V.I.C.A. 3.2.1, Vice.President 3.

Treasurer 2: F.F.A. 1; C.V.V.H.S. 2,1; Lindale Rogue 4.

Amelia Diane Montgomery 4.H 4.2.1. Secretary 1; F.B.L.A. 4: Y Club 3, Track 1: F.H.A. 1; Transfer 4.

Chris John Mooney 4-H 4: J.V. Baseball 2: BMX Racing 4.

Creative minds always have been hnown to survive any hind of bad training.

Anna Freud I am defeated. and I hnow if. if I meet any human being from whom I find myself unable ro learn anything.

George H@rberr Palm@r The uneducated rend to overvalue their own abilities.

E.N. Ferris I am always ready ta learn, although I do not always lihe being taught.

Sir Winston Churchill

Tommy Lee Mull Foatball 1, V.O.C.A, 4.3.2.1. President 4. Vice President 3, V.I.C.A. 3: F.F.A. 3,2.1. Livestock Judging 2, C.V,V.H.S. 3.2,1, Lindale Rogue 4.

William David O'Kelley Junior Varsity Basketball 2,1; Varsity Basketball 3: Tennis 4.3.2.1, MVP 2, Letter Club 2,1; V.I.C.A. 4

Anthony Wayne O'Neal Baseball 4.3.2.1. Leading Hitter 3.1; Junior Varsity Basketball 2.1; Varsity Basketball 3.2, Football 2.1; V.O.C.A. 3.1; F.C.A. 2.1; Leifer Club 2,1; Future Dragon Basketball 2: Homecoming Escort 4; Colt League World S@ries 2.

When I was kidnapped my parents snapped into action: they rent@d out my room.

Woody All@n The greatest job of teachers is to culrivat@ tal@nt until it rip@ns for th@ public to reap its bounty.

Jascha H@if@tz The time may com@ when a cours@ @ntitl@d "Repairman, TV" carries as much weight and worth as one called '"English Lit., A.O." William Stringer

Stephanie Alison Patrick Corey Stephen Osteen Varsity Football 4.3: Freshman Football 1: Wrestling 4,3.2.1: Golf 4.3,2.1: Senior Superlative " Oest looking" 4: F.C.A. 4.3.2.1. President 4: letter Club 4,3,2, President 4: Wrestling Most Improved 2, Pep Club 2.1, Who's Who 4.

Freshman Football Cheerleader 1: Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1: Varsity Football Cheerleader 3.2: Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4.3.2.

Coproin 4: Homecoming Court 4: Senior Superlative " Most School Spirit" 4: Miss Pepperell Contestant 3; letter Club 4,3.2; F.C.A. 3.2.

Robin Lone Pendergrass

Melisa Ann Overby Art Club 1: F.0.l.A. 1; Projects Committee 1: F.F.A . 2: Colorguard 2: Track 2, 4-H 4,3,2, 1; C. V. V .H.S. 4,3: V .I.C.A. 4. President 4: Opening and Closing Team 4: V.O.C.A. 4. Vice President 4.

Kevin Franklin Ozment

Top 10% of Closs 4.3,2.1, Excellence in World History 3: Enlisted U.S. Army 3: Senior Honor Society 4.3; Transfer 3: Closs Co-President 2, Governor's Honors Nominee 3.2: Moth Team 2.1: Key Club 2: Perfect Attendance 2: Bero Club 2,1; Science Club 2.1, Most Improved Doy's Weightlifting 1; Excellence in Biology 2: Excellence in American History 2: Science Award Winner 2: Scholar's Bowl 1.

Freshman Football 2.1: C.V.V.H.S. 3.2.

Grady Lodole Pope

Frono Jewel "Pebbles" Pace Junior Varsity Football Cheerleader 1: Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1: Varsity Football Cheerleader 4,3.2. Captain 4, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3.2, Perfect Attendance 2.1, Secretary of Class 4.3, Track 4,3, 2.1, Student Council 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Miss Pepperell Court 3, 1985 Miss Pepperell 3: 1985 Homecoming Queen 4, Who's Who 4: F.C.A. 4, letter Club 4.3.2: First Runner-up Miss Floyd County Pageant 4: Dragon Tales 2.1.

***** The right to Interfere with the rights of others Is no port of academic freedom .

Grayson Kirk Teenage children are totally intolerent of midlife parents for having much the same romantic fanrasles rhey have.

Gall Sheehy

V.O .C.A. 4.3, C.V.V.H.S. 4.3.2: AIASA 2.

Michael Wayne Pope F.F.A. 4.3.2: AIASA 4.3: V.0 .C.A. 4: Science Club 1: C.V.V.H.S. 2.

A boy becomes an adult three years before his parents thinks he does. and about two y ears after he thinks he does.

General Lewis 0. Hershey Each youth is like a child born in the night who sees the sun rise and thinks that yesterday never existed.

IV. Somerset Maughham The joy of the young is to disobey - bur the trouble is, there are no longer any orders.

Jean Cocteau

Corey Osteen

Missy Overby

Kevin Ozment

Robin Pendergrass

Grady Pope

Pebbles Pace

Michael Pope

Jeff Rickman

Debra Quinn

Laura Reynolds

Jay Kendrick

Mark Reynolds

Edith Robinson

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Floro Proctor F.D.L.A. 4.3,2, 1. Treasurer 2.1: Chorus 1.

Debro Ann Quinn 4-H 1: F.H.A. 4.2.1: V.1.C.A. 4: Christian Council 3.2.1: F.D.L.A. 2: F.C.A. 3: Pep Club 1.

Louro Morie Reynolds Science Club 1: Junior Honor Society 2, 1: Christion Council 3: Excellence in Health 1: Perfect Attendance 2.1: Senior Honor Society 4.3: Governor's Honors Program 2: Top 10% of Closs 4.3.2.1: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Yearbook 4.3: Journalism 4,2,1.

Mork Willis Reynolds

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Junior Varsity Football 2: F.F.A. 2,1: Coosa Volley 3.2, V.I.C.A. 4,3.

We will not bury you: we w/11 Just outlive you.

Tom HoydE"n Charm Is o way of getting the answer yes without having ashed any clear question.

Albe-rt Camus Hearts w/11 never be- practical until they con be- mode- unbreohoble.

The Wizard of Oz Show me someone who never gossips, and I'll show you someone who isn't interested In people.

Oorboro Wolters

Jeffery Allen Rickmon Junior Varsity Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 4.3.2. "'Most Improved" 2: Freshman Football 1: Junior Varsity Football 2: Varsity Football 4,3: Junior Varsity Doseball 2.1: Track 4.3: F.C.A. 4,3.2.1: Letter Club 4.3.2. Vice President 4: Senior Superlative "Dest Personality" 4: Pep Club 2.1.

Alicia Dione Rinker Ari Club 1: F.D.L.A. 1: C.V.V.H.S. 4,3.2: Opening and Closing 3: V.O.C.A. 4: V.I.C.A. 4,3.2. Treasurer 3.

Jomes Lavonne Kendrick Transfer 4: Science Club 4.

Edith Robinson Junior Varsity Basketball 1: Track 1: Cross Country 1: Track Statistician 2: F.C.A. 4.3.2,1: Letter Club 2: Christion Council 4, President 4: Projects Committee 2.1.

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There Is no such thing as good or bod taste, except In the eyes of o snob.

John Fairchild What Is elegance? Soop and water/ Cecil Deaton You ore never too old to become younger.

Moe West

Kimberly Michelle Rochester Sci.nee Club 1: Christian Council 3,2: F.H.A. 3.2.1. Treasurer 1, Vice President 2.

President 3: Projects Committee 1: Marching Band 4,3.2.1: Concert Band 3.2.1: Winter Comp. Guard 4: Perfect Attendance 1: Pep Club 1.

Suzanne Leigh Ross Marching Band 4,3.2,1: Concert Band 4,3.2,1, Jazz Band 4,3,2: New Dimensions 4,3,2, Junior Honor Society 2, 1: Historian 2: Top 10% of Class 2.1, Solo and Ensemble 4,3,2: Governor's Honor Nominee 2: Science Club 1: Christion Council 4.3.2: Projects Chairman 4: Perfect Attendance 4,2,1: Who's Who Among American High School Stuclents 4: All District Honor Band 4.3.2,1: Class Projects Committee 3, Scholar's Bowl 4: Junior Varsity Basketball 1.

Karla Rusk

Lori Lynn Sartin Christian Council 4,3.2,1: F.B.L.A. 1: F.H.A. 4.3.2.1. Treasurer 3, Junior Honor Society 2,1: Senior Honor Society 4,3, Secretory 4; Governor's Honor Nominee 2: Perfect attendance 4,3.2.1: Top 10% of Class 4,3.2.1: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Excellence In Advanced Algebra 3: Journalism 2.1: Yearbook 4,3. Underclassmen Editor 4: Wrestling Statistician 4: Math Team 3: Georgia Certificate of Merit 3.

Kenneth Lang Scoggins Football 2: F.F.A. 3,2.

Michelle Scoggins Student Council 2.1, F.C.A. 3.2.1: Pep Club 2.1: F.B.L.A. 4: Projects Committee 1: Science Club 2.

Ruth Ellen Shafer

F.C.A. 1: Transferred 2: Colorguord 4,3. Co-captain 4: F.H.A. 2: Pep Club.

Wendy Wynette Salmon

Chorus 3,2,1: F.B.L.A. 4; Art Club 4.

V.1.C.A. 4.3.2. Vice President 3,2; C.V.V.H.S. 4,3.2: Opening and Closing 3,2; Sci.nee Club 1: Marching Band.

•••• • I don't go along with oil this to/le of o generation gap. We 're oil contemporaries.

There 's only o difference In memories. that's off.

YI.ff. Auden Most tHnogers ore heenly aware of the value of the dollar. It buys about three gallons of gasoline.

Pep Meallffe

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Possibly the factor that mohes the adult.youth controversy more difficult than ever Is that for the first time parents ore outnumbered. \Vorse yet, they can 't blame It on the children.

Troy Gordon Each youth Is /ihe o child born In the night who sees the sun rise and thlnhs that yesterday never existed.

YI. Somerset Maugham Boys nowadays tohe advice and then do as they please.

John D. Rochefeller

Lori Sartin

Kim Rochester

Suzanne Ross

Long Scoggins

Michelle Scoggins

Koria Rusk

Wendy Salmon

Ruth Shafer

Tracy Smith

Kristi Spea rs

Jamie Smith

Josh Stage r

Pamela Rae Smith Lisa Nan Shiflett Projects Commilfee 1, Versify Foorball Cheerleader 4,3,2: Versify Ooskelboll Cheerleader 2, Varsity Girl 's Track 4,3,2,1, Girl's S101e Track Meer 3: Miss Pepperell Contes1an1 3: Dragon Toles 2, F.C.A. 4,3 ,2, 1: Ari Club 4: Leifer Club 4,3,2.

Jon Sisson F.F,A . 4,3,2,1: Rodeo 4,3,2,1, Vice President of NORWEGA Rodeo Club 4,3,2.

Teresa J, Sloan 4-H 4,2,1; F.0.L.A . 4,2,1: V.1.C.A. 3, V.0.C.A . 4: VOT 4 : Pep Club 1: Ari Club 1.

Jamie Michele Smith Chorus 4; Pop Group " New Dimensions" 2: Chrisrion Council 4,3,2, Treasurer 2, Vice President 4 : Dragon Toles 4,2: F.F.A. 1, F.H.A, 3,2: Governor's Honor Nominee 2: Miss Pepperell Con1es1on1 3, Enrerloiner 4,2: Ari Club 4,3, V.I.C.A. 4.

Someone should invent o real educational toy for children - one that would teach the y oungster to put it owoy when he 's finished ploying w ith ir.

Monte Feuerstein Ir is rhe malady of our age rhor the young ore so busy reaching us rhor they hove no rime left ro leom.

Eric Hoffer

Marching Oand 3,2, 1: Concerr Oand 3,2, 1: Governor's Honors Semi-Finolisl 3: F.C.A . 4,3,2, 1: Art Club 4: Comp Guard 2: Top 10% of Class 4,2, 1: Journalism Stoff 4,

Tracy Lynn Smith Freshman Football Cheerleader 1: Junior Varsity Oasketball 2,1: Varsity Oosketball 4,3,2: Varsity Foorboll Cheerleader 2: Foll Softball 4: F.C.A. 4,3,2,1, Doy's Track Statistician 2, Yearbook 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3: Tennis 4,3, Drogonelfe Award 3 .

Kristi Spears Junior Honor Society 2,1: Junior Versify Oasketball 1: F.C.A. 4,3,2,1: Varsity Foorball Cheerleader 2, Varsiry Oosketball Cheerleader 3,2: Leifer Club 4,3,2: Ari Club 4: Journalism Stoff 4: Doy 's Track Manager 2: Dragon Toles 2: Top 10% of Class 2,1.

Josh Stager

A father who wonts his children ro get on education these days may hove ro pull o few wires - rhe television wire, the hi-fi wire and the radio wire.

Lavonne Mathison

To rake o child's lunch from him is o great mistake. There is no use in orrempring to reach o hungry child.

Fannie Jackson Coppin Four-fifths of our undergraduates feel inferior for life.

Norhon M . Pusey

Teresa Tolley Orlan Keith Stansell

Art Club 4.

F.C.A. 4.3.2,1: Junior Honor Society 2,1, Junior Varsity Baseball 2. Captain 2, Varsity Baseball 4,3, Junior Varsity Dosketboll 2.1, Varsity 0osketball 2, Excellence In Algebra 3.1, Top 10% of Closs 1, Closs Vice President 4,3; Homecoming Escort 4 ; Notional Who's Who 4: Senior Superlative "Most Dependable" 4: Projects Committee 1, Moth Team 3.1; Yearbook Stoff 3.

John Rexford Weech Transfer 3, Concert Bond 3, Ari Club 4, Homecoming Escort 4.

April Renee Welchel Bond 2,1.

Teresa Elaine Stone Varsity Basketball 4.3.2, Junior Varsity Basketball 2.1; Marching Bond 2,1; Varsity Softball 4,3,2, Top 10% of Closs 1, Future Drogonette Softball 3, Future Drogonette Basketball 2, Senior Superlative "Most Athletic" ; F.C.A. 3,2,1, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4.

Kimberly Haven Tanner

Julie Lynn White Dragon Toles 2, Varsity Foorball Cheerleader 4.:l,2, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3.2, Freshman Football Cheerleader 1, Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1; F.C.A. 4,3,2,1, Journalism 4; Art Club 4: Track Manager 4,3,2, 1; Miss Pepperell Contestant 3: Letter Club 4,3, Projects Committee :l.

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F.D.L.A. 4,3, 4-H 4; VOT 4; V.O.C.A. 4: Pep Club 1.

Sherrie Lynn Teat Dragon Toles 2, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2, F.C.A. 4.3.2.1, Journalism 4; Art Club 4: Track 4,3.2.1, Cross Country 4.3.1; Miss Pepperell Contestant 3. First Runner-up 3, Letter Club 4.3.2. Secretory 2: Projects Committee 1, Colorguord 2: Girl's State Cross Country Meet 4; Girl's Cross Country Region Chomps 4.

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\Ve spored the rod and wound up with the beat generation.

L.J. \Volf It's hard for the modern generation to understand Thoreau, who lived beside o pond but didn 't own water skis or o snorkel. 8111 Vaughan

Father to teen-ager: "\Vhot kind of in crowd do you travel with - In doubt, In debt or In trouble?"

Mike Glynn A fellow hos come up with o sure money.maker to reach the teen-age market - he wonts to put jukeboxes in phone booths.

Clementine Poddleford The young do not know enough to be prudent, and therefore they attempt the Impossible - and achieve It, generation ofter generation.

Pearl S. Buck The young don 't know what age Is, and the old forget what youth was.

Leumos MocMonus

Teresa Tolley

Teresa Stone

John Weec h

April Welchel

Kim Tanner

Sherrie Teat

Julie White

Lisa White

Pam White

Sandy Wilson

Lynn Williams

Rusty Williams

Lisa Ann White 4-H Club 4,3,2.1: Colorguord 2.1: F.F.A. 2: V.I.C.A. 4: D.P.A. 2,1.

Pamela Koy White F.C.A. 1: Art Club 2.1: F.H.A. 1: 4-H Club 4.2: F.D.L.A. 4: F.C.O.P. 4.3. Secretory 4: V.O.C.A. 4: Pep Club.

Becky Lynn Williams F.H.A. 2.1: V.I.C.A. 4: Dragon Tales 2: Excellence in Child Development 3: Perfect Attendance 2.

David Russell Williams

Lisa Wyatt

Diano Jill Willis Varsity Dosketball 4,3,2: Junior Varsity Dosketball 2,1: Softball 4: Tennis 4,3: Senior Honor Society 4,3: Junior Honor Society 2, 1: Governor's Honor Nominee 2: Top 10% of Closs 4.3.2,1: Who's Who 4: Miss Pepperell Contestant 3: Moth Team 2.1. Top Scorer for Pepperell 1: Excellence in Moth 1: F.C.A. 4,3,2.1: Journalism 4: Boys' Track Statistician 2.

David Brion Wise Sandro Jeanette Wilson Chorus 2.1: 4-H 3.2,1, Secretory 3,2. Porliomentorlon 1: Dragon Toles F.D.L.A. 1: Att Club 4: Journalism 4.

Lisa Michele Wyatt Life Is the art of drawing without on eraser.

John Christion The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives.

11.oben Hutchins Strange how much you've got to know before you know how little you know.

Duncan Stuon Whether you believe you con do o thing or not, you ore right.

Henry Ford Schoolmasters and parents exist to be grown out of.

Sir John F. Wolfenden

4-H 3.2.1, Secretory 4: V.I.C.A. 4,3,2. Club Advisor 4, President 3,2: Candidate V.1.C.A. State Secretory 3,2: Who's Who Among American High School Students 4: Top 10% of Closs 4,2.1: Excellence In Algebra 3: Perfect Attendance 1: Miss V.1.C.A. Coutt 2: Governor's Honors Nominee 3.2.

••••• Let the world know you as you ore, not as you think you should be ...

Fanny Orlce What we see depends mainly on what we look for.

John Lubbock The great man Is he who does not lose his child's heon.

Mencius

MOST ATHLETIC Teresa Stone was described as a " Mast Athletic" person around school.

She played basketball an the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. She participated in softball three out of four years in high school and proved a great asset ta the team. Besides being athletic, Teresa participated in concert and marching band. She was also a member of the F.C.A. Club during most of her high school career.

Glenn Atkins was " Mast Athletic" during his four years of high school. He was a part of the Freshman and Varsity Football teams. While on the Varsity team, Glenn received such honors as Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable Offensive Player in the 1985 Shrine Game. He participated in baseball during the spring, and he managed to play a little basketball in the winter. Even though Glenn was always busy with sports, he had time to be involved with F.C.A. and Letter Club.

MOST DEPENDABLE When Carrie Davis was mentioned, the phrase "Most Dependable" came to mind. Carrie belonged to both the Junior and Senior Honor Societies. She received a Georgia Certificate of Merit her junior year. She was a member of F.C.A. and Student Council. She was In the top 10% of her class all four years in high school. Corrie was on the Miss Pepperell and Homecoming Courts. She was noted far her position as a majorette in the band.

Keith Stansell established himself as "Most Dependable " at P.H.S. He was on the Junior Varsity and Varsity Basketball teams. He was a member of the Junior Honor Society and the Math team. He was active as a member of F.C.A. in all four years that he spent in high school. He was voted Vice President far the junior and senior classes. Keith was also chosen as a 1985 Homecoming escort.

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MOST INTELLECTUAL

Donna Beam definitely deserved the title " Most Intellectual". She was a member of the Junior and Senior Honor Societies, 4-H , and Science Club.

She went to Literary Meets and served on the Debate team . She was the English alternate for Governor's Honors during her junior year. Donna attended the Scholar's Bowl and received the Georgia Certificate of Merit. She was among the top 10% of her class all four years of high school.

Dill Darby also proved himself to be " Most Intellectual." He belonged to the Junior and Senior Honor Societies.

He was the Vice-President for the Senior Honor Society during his senior year. He was picked as a member of the Math team and the Ciphering team . Besides participating In all these activities, Dill was nominated to the Governor's Honors Program. He was also in the top 10% of his class from his freshman year to his senior year.

MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT ~· Around P.H.S. Stephanie Patrick definitely showed her school spirit.

She participated as a Freshman and Varsity Football Cheerleader. She was a J.V. Basketball Cheerleader and served as Captain of the Varsity squad her senior year . She was a member of the Letter Club and was in F.C.A. all four years. Along with her other activities, Stephanie was voted as Miss Pepperell contestant and served on the Homecoming Court.

Gordon Dowdy participated In many activities to show his spirit. He was a member of the track team his freshman year and played golf. He played Freshman and Varsity Football. He was an active member In F.C.A. and Letter Club. He served on Student Council and was President of Art Club his senior year. Gordon was best noted as a valuable part of the Varsity Wrestling team throughout all four years of his high school career.

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED

Patti Hastings was very successful during her four years at Pepperell. She was a member of the Junior and Senior Honor Societies, and F.D.L.A. She served as Secretary for Science Club during her senior year. Patti received a Georgia Certificate of Merit her junior year. She was senior editor of the Yearbook Staff and was elected by the faculty to Who's Who. Patti will most definitely succeed.

Success was very real to Tim Groves. He was a Governor's Honors Nominee and among the top 10% of his class. He served on the Math Team and received a Georgia Certificate of Merit. He was an Who's Who and a member of the Honor Societies. He played tennis all four years and was a member of Letter Club. Tim was active In Science Club and was chosen as a Homecoming escort.

BEST PERSONALITY

" Dest Personality" definitely described the outgoing and friendly ways of Angie Dates. Angie was active in Junior and Senior Honor Societies. She was in F.C.A., and Science Club. She was treasurer of Letter Club. She was elected to Who's Who her senior year. She was a Homecoming Court representative and was on the Miss Pepperell court.

Angie also served as co-captain of the Varsity Basketball Cheerleading squad.

Jeff Rickman was chosen as the guy with the " Dest Personality " in his senior class. His super personality was accompanied by an activeness in sports. He participated in Junior Varsity and Varsity Basketball, Freshman and Varsity Football, and Junior Varsity Baseball. Along with these sports, he was a member of the Track Team, Letter Club, and F.C.A . During his senior year, he was Vice President of the Letter Club.

BEST ALL AROUND Tena Drew's activities at P.H.S. made it easy to see why she deserved "Best All Around. " Tena was a J.V. and Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleader. She was President of Student Council and Treasurer of the Senior Class. She was a member of the Junior and Senior Honor Societies.

Also, Tena was elected to Who's Who and was active in F.C.A. and Letter Club. She was on the Homecoming and Miss Pepperell Court In which she received second runner up.

"Best All Around" describes Mike Curry perfectly. He proved this In his activities throughout his high school career at Pepperell. Mike played J.V. and Varsity Basketball. He was voted as a Homecoming escort and served as Junior Class Vice President. He was active in F.C.A. Along with Mike's other achievements, he was elected to serve on Who's Who. Mike was also known for his position on the Varsity Baseball Team.

MOST POPULAR Michelle Cline was certainly popular around P.H.S. She was a member of F.C.A., Science Club, and was elected to Who's Who. She was among the top 10% of her class all four years. She was chosen as a Governor's Honors Nominee. She was on Student Council and was Class President each of her high school years.

She served on Homecoming Court and was a Miss Pepperell Contestant.

Michelle was best known for her participation as President of the Junior and Senior Honor Societies.

Hyun Woo Cho proved his popularity through his high school activities. He was a member of clubs such as F.C.A. and Letter Club. He was elected as a Class Representative for Student Council. Besides being recognized by his classmates, the teachers recognized him when they elected him for Who's Who. Hyun played on the Varsity Golf Team and was voted as a Homecoming escort also.

BEST LOOKING Shelly Cowan was very active during her high school years. She was a member of F.H.A., F.D.L.A .. and 4-H. She was o member of Christion Council too. She was involved in V.I.C.A. and Art Club during her senior year. Shelly was chosen as o Miss Pepperell contestant her junior year and was o Homecoming Court representative. Shelly's good looks and great personality mode her high school years extremely successful.

Besides being chosen as "Dest Lacking ", Corey Osteen participated in many activities during his high school career. He was involved in sports year-round. These included football, wrestling, and golf. Also, he was involved in the Letter Club and F.C.A. He served as President to both these clubs during his senior year.

Along with these activities, Corey was selected as o member of Who's Who.

BEST DRESSED Besides being voted "Dest Dres-

sed", Amy Deon was noted for her pasltians In the Junior and Senior Honor Societies. She was o Governor's Honors Nominee her sophomore year, and she was in the top 10% of her class in bath her sophomore and freshman years. She was o member of F.C.A. in three out of her four years of high school. Along with her academic responsibllitles, Amy was the Girls' Track and Cross Country Track statistician.

Mark Huckaby was certainly the "Best Dressed" senior at P.H.S. He was on the tennis team and o member of F.C.A. He was selected as o semifinalist for the Governor's Honors Program. He was also voted to be o Homecoming escort. In his leisure time, Mark was involved in clubs such as the Art Club and Letter Club.

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SENIOR School Day Memories As we reach our our hand The diploma we grasp, Wh ile we think of rhe memories Of the years in the past.

Tears fill our eyes Decause it's all gone , We ' re starling a new life.

We have lo move on .

We hope friends will keep in touch As rhe years pass us by , Although ii hurts inside We ' ll rry nor ro cry .

We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we ' ve reached rhe end We are going away .

How do you say good-by To friends who mean so much?

Will there be rime To sincerely keep in touch?

You ' ll always have rhe memories Of your school years from day one, Don ' t think of school as endingThink a new life has begun .

MEMORIES

Celebrating the opening of the stadium with balloons ... " Exit Dragon Drive only " ... Pebbles being crowned M iss Pepperell and Homecoming Queen ... Attempting to pass Advance Grammar and Composition ... Special Kin the morning and at night ... Belonging to the Jim Bob Gang ... Smack Smack Stone ... Waterbeds and bobcats ... Wearing your ra incoat INSIDE . .. D Hall in the auditorium ... Air conditioning at last .. . Having classes in the new building . .. Skinny Reed 's parking lot being moved to PHS ... Coach Ferrer's money pot . .. Looking forward to Senior trip ... Practicing for winter sports during holidays ... Petitioning to have graduation on the football field ... Requirement changes every year . . . Taking the Life Skills Test to graduate ... A true Homecoming dance .. . French II eating at a Mexican restaurant ... Special times on m idn ight adventures ... Steph being " Dear Abby "' in 3rd period ... 30 degrees on Surf's Up Day ... " Don ' t walk on the new gym floor"' ... Proms at Floyd Junior College ... Cooling out in the Buick . . . Fountain 's donuts in Pizza Hut ... " He y Hey Boo Boo " ...

Hunting for Krystals at two in the morning ... Dede 's frozen articles of clothing ... Angie 's receipt ... " Patti. have you made it through half-time yet?" . .. " Ten , Pardon me, and Pop" ... The opening of "' 1999" ... Adventures in the guys ' gym, seeing different things! ... " Know what I mean, Verne? ... B.S.ing in Yearbook Staff ... Mr. Gilmer' s famous line: " Please excuse this interruption " ... Having afternoon break taken away due to bad weather or food fights ... Curry getting into a fight because of food fights ... Coach Hunnicutt's class w ill meet in the lunchroom today ... Parties at Lulu 's . .. Goonsville, Lindale ... Adventures in the darkroom . .. New Year's parties at the Sheraton . . . Rolling cars at McDonald 's at midnight ... Buttum 's cow bell to end classes .

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations Leann Lambert

We love you Mom and Dad

Congratulations Ta math a Lambert

We are proud of you and love you very much. We hope you have all the happiness and success life has to offer.

Mother, Daddy , and Leana

Congratulations Mark Maxwell

Congratulations Phillip McGinty

We are proud of you .

Love .

Mom, Dad, a nd Lisa

Congratulations Jody Mincey

We are so very proud. Watch your steps, stick to the path and be safe . Don ' t sidetrack ; always pull back your foot from dan. gers.

We love you , Mom, Dad, and Jackie

Congratulations Dean Minter

You finally did it.

We love you!

Mom and Dad

Son , I am proud of y ou!

Mom

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CLASS OF '87 Have no fear ... .only one more year!

Junior class officers: Drad Dennett, President, Roger Bevels, Vice President; Kendra Harris, Secretary; Laura Ray, Treasurer.

Well, class of '87, you have almost made it. Some how it just didn't seem real. Your junior year held many responsibilities, as well as exciting plans for the future.

For two years the class of '87 worked hard selling candy in order to raise money for the prom. Thanks to Coach Hall and Mrs. Langham, the fund raising efforts were a great success. The juniors planned a great prom with the money that they earned.

Greg Adams John Allen Kathy Allmon Scott Anderson David Dailey

Gary Doker Stephen Doker Chris Darnell David Deem Drad Dennett

Daniel Bevels Roger Bevels Kim Ding John Blalock Cissle Boatner

Christle Doswell Marla Dowers Jeff Bowling Kim Droaks Greg Drown

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Tom Drown Brian Bunch Jeff Burchett

Tom Burkhalter Mitzi Butler Sandra Carruth Sue Anna Chisolm Teresa Choate

Peggy Clark Jim Cochran Shaun Coker Kim Collins Robby Cook

Brian Corntassel Vickie Couey Kim Cox Gina Crabbe Steve Crowe

Everett Culbreth Sandra Davis Tammy Deems Dilly Dowdy Vickie Drew

Rusty Dyer Lisa Early Nancy Eaves Katrina Edwards Stephanie Erwin

Becky Evans Dill Findley Robert Finley Anthony Fortner Rhonda Frazier

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Melanie Fuller Dobby Garrett

Anne Gibson Kim Gillespie

Catherine Goble Lisa Gore Morgan Green Candice Guyton Scotty Hancock

Kendra Harris Missy Helton Peggy Henry Lee Holder Gina Holmes

David Huckaby Lisa Hutchins Teddy Hutchins Glen Ingram Hank Jackson

James Jackson Johnny Jones

Susan Jordan Tracy Kelley

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Tammy Kemp Cyndi Kerns Craig Kerscher

Buddy Kinard Rachel Kinney Susan Lansdell Sabrina Lawler Brian Lee

Denna Lee Lari Lemming Mandy Lester Paul Lang Melissa Madden

Michelle Master Shelia Mathis Chris Mattas Jamie McCord Tim McCord

Tim McCrickard Carol McWharter Nikki Minshew Amy Moore Dwayne Nelson

Kim Nelson Carl Nevells Michael Newman Shawn Nichols Kelli O'Shea

Wayne Padgett Susan Parnell Carmen Parr Teresa Peek

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Allison Pitts David Pope

Marie Powell Tina Presley

Carla Price Trey Proctor Kevin Pruitt Tonya Quinn Beth Raine

Ginger Rampley Laura Ray Tina Roach Libby Roan Daron Roberson

Eddie Robertson Keith Roland Greg Sharpe Jeff Shiflett Jenny Shores

Missy Simms Christie Siniard

Teri Smith Barry Snapp

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Kelli Southerland Cindy Stansell John Stone

Chris Story Michelle Strickland Dobby Sullins Michelle Sullins Dawn Swinford

Dilly Swopshire Darrell Thompson Drett Tolbert Michelle Tolbert Justin Van Nest

Haley Walker Tammy Wall Jim Ware Chrystial Wheat David Whichard

Johanna Wilhelmsson Tonya Wilson Kelly Wingo Emily Wood Steve Woodard

MAKE-UP PICTURES: Amy Agan Melissa Agan Daniel Devels Kiele Durton Nancy Clements

Lee Davenport Scott Dempsey Kim Floyd Madlyn Gore John Gross

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Cheryl Groves Lori Hensley

Shelia Mathis Leslie Sinnock

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" Don't make me laugh."

" Today, class, we will be studying . . . "

Turn around Rachel.

Dosom Buddies

" Don 't Darrell. " 142

What a bear hug!

" I don 't care what you say. I'm not going to. "

When James talks, everyone listens.

" Ain 't she sweet."

"You's better put it up before the teacher sees it."

" What's so funny? "

Hey Stevell

Where's everybody going?

Twirling at half time.

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CLASS OF '88 Closs of '88

• • •

let's face it; we' re great!

Sophomore class officers: Matthew Smart, President, Dyrece Yarborough , Vice President; Laura Woodard, Secretary ; Renee Halder, Treasurer.

Sophomores, it's two down and two to go. Are you gonna make it?

You could undoubtedly make it if all it took was spirit. You cheered your way to winning the spirit stick at the first pep rally which shows the enthusiasm you project at PHS. Don "t lase your ambition , and you 'll keep the fire burning .

However, the sophomore year was not all fun and games, as is true with any year in school. Along with pep rallies came the heavy academic burdens. However, no matter how rough classes became , with all the homework and books, most people made it through their sophomore year.

Along with the academic responsibilities came the task of raising money for the Junior-Senior pram, which you will sponsor next year.

Hang in there , sophomores. You ' ve done a great jab so far. Keep up the goad work and you 'll make it ta 1988.

Cindy Abernathy Shane Agan Kristi Alexander Barry Alford Larry Alford

Linda Allmon Donna Anderson Jann Anderson Chris Ashley Christi Ashley

Jason Ashley Stacy Baker Missy Ball Scott Ballard Steven Beam

Stacy Beard Kimberly Bearden Rabin Bell Chris Bishop Mike Blackstock

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Beth Blalock Randy Boatner Chris Doswell

Jimmy Boyd Steven Boyd Jason Bradshaw Sherry Bradshaw Craig Brandon

Tina Brandon Joanna Brazier Allison Broadaway Christy Broome Beverly Drown

Jenny Drown Eric Brumbelow Kelly Brumbelow Patricia Buttrum Pam Byars

Phil Cain Tony Cargle Cindy Carter Mike Carter Nancy Carter

Dorry Casey Calvin Clowers Stephanie Clowers Pam Cochran Gary Cole

Candace Coley Jody Collins Pam Couch Stacey Couey Chris Cowan

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Traci Cowan Christy Cox

Ken Cox Clint Coxwell

Danny Crabbe Chris Crumbley Michelle Davenport Donald Davis Jackson Davis

Scott Deaton Shannon Dobbins Rebecca Dover Karen Drew lllya Dublin

Jason Dudley John Duke Leslie Duke Valerie East Brad Edwards

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Dawn Evans George Farmer

Melinda Fednander Craig Fortune

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Shane Fortune Tammy Fax Shelli Freeman

Brad Fuller Nancy Garrett Jan Garrison Marcus Gilreath Chad Gladney

Steve Gladney Diane Glenn Jennifer Gober Steve Goble Mitzi Gowens

Kelly Graham Kevin Graves Kristy Graves Meredith Graves Charlene Green

Darren Gunter Kevin Gunter Sterling Haney Denise Harrell Renae Harrison

Brenda Hart Aaron Harward Steven Hatcher Angela Henson Terry Herod

Harold Hilliard Bert Hitchcock Kerwin Hobbs James Holden Renee Holder

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Sherri Hopkins Lynn Hovers

Amanda Howell Teresa Hunter

Ryan Hutchins Jamie Ingle Ron Ingram Tammy Jenkins Bonnie Jones

Krista Kay John Kendrick Angle Kinard Gary King Jackie Korner

Susan Korner Jamey Laney Gary LeCroy Shelley Ledbetter Gall Light

Shane Lloyd David Loveless

Maurice Lowe Stacy Lyles

Christie Madrie Sondra Mallory Greg Martin

Tina Maynard Jennifer McClinic Trudy McMahon Stephanie McRay Michael Merriman

Sean Mize Eileen Moore Melissa Morgan Danny Mulkey Kim Mulkey

Wendy Mullinax Steve Nix Layne Norman Tonya North Christi Norton

Patti Nowlen Stacey O'Neal Shanna Overby Stacy Owens Rhonda Pajar

Jason Patrick Christi Payne Janice Paynter Angela Perry Stephanie Phillips

Cynthia PIigrim Jim Pitts Korey Popham Sherry Powell Leigh Proctor

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Eric Proffitt Michelle Pruitt

Bekki Ragland Cindy Reynolds

Mark Ridgeway Michael Roberson Mark Roberts Angelia Robinson Danny Robinson

Jeff Rogers Tierra Rush Randy Salmon Tony Sargent Tara Scoggins

Becky Shahan Clay Sizemore Matthew Smart Rachel Smart Candy Smith

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Dawn Smith Dennis Smith

Helen Smith Tammy Smith

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Angela Spranza Oeverly Stagg Teresa Stansell

Steve Starling Ginger Stone Linda Storey Gene Suits Stephanie Suits

Jennifer Sull ins Tess Sutton Julie Swanson Lisa Sweeton Carla Swinford

Mark Tanner Alyssa Thomas Melinda Trotter Mark Wade Kim Walls

Crystal Warren Jessie Watters Sheri Wells Emily Western Angie Wheeler

Mona Wheeler Dana White Julie White Scott Wilder Daniel Wilkins

Duffy Williams Jerry Wilson Allen Womack Oryce Wood Chuck Wood

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Bobby Woodard Laura Woodard

Wayne Worsham Russell Wright

Dyrece Yarborough Patrick Youngblood Robbie Youngblood MAKE-UP PICTURES: Jackie Austin Kimberly Bearden

Sherry Bradshaw Craig Brandon Deanna Brazier Cindy Carter Phil Cain

Tracy Cowan Missey Crider Victoria Ford Tammy Fox Rick Googe

Diane Green David Harrell

Lauralyn Harrison Kerwin Hobbs

Marie Holmes Todd Keiser Lisa Lemming Jennifer McClinic Melissa Morgan

Tonya North Jasson Patrick Roger Phillips Tammy Redden Helen Smith

Kelley Tolbert David Thornton Melissa Waits Emily Western Angie Wheeler

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Gossiping girls.

"Who me???"

" Candace, laok at the camera and smile."

" Biology is bliss! "

All grins!!

Climbing the trailer steps.

"Did you know that ... ?"

" Yeah . I'm cool."

" You'll pay for that."

" Duhl"

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CLASS OF '89 Closs of '89

• • •

we've just begun to serve our time!

Freshman class officers: Jimmy Womack , President: Leslie Roberson, Vice President: Chad Bishop, Secretary; Robbyn Roberson, Treasurer.

This year the freshman class had many advantages above the other classes. The school was nearly completed, and, unlike last year's freshmen , they did not have to endure the heavy construction and unavoidable inconveniences. They were the first to express a new and reborn pride in our school. The freshman class may have been the " low man on the totem pole" but they were the first class to experience such things as air conditioning and heat, a football stadium and a totally renovated campus which made the atmosphere more comfortable. So, class of '89 show pride in your new school and represent it well.

Beverly Adams Joe Agan Christopher Allmon Mark Anderson Kelli Atkins

Jackie Austin Denita Dagley Larry Dagley Sheila Doker Susan Doker

Barbara Dollard Lori Dollard Tommy Bannister Brian Barnes Shannon Darrell

Krista Dorton Lisa Dearden Chad Bishop Chuck Bishop Rusty Blair

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Shann Blair Stephen Blalock Chris Bowling

Jay Bradshaw Ray Brand Kelli Brooks Tonya Brooks Agnes Brookshire

Ray Brown Clint Brumbelow Janie Bunch Ginger Burton Dan Byerly

Ronnie Byrd Sandra Caldwell Robert Canada Jon Carter Candi Chester

Dale Clements Shane Clements Mary Clowers Daphne Cobb Chris Coley

Charlie Collins Laura Connelly Stacy Couch Farrell Cowan Gary Cox

Jonathon Crawford Phillip Davis Rusty Day James Demonic Steve Dillon

Ronnie Dolio, Robby Dooley

Joe Dowdy Veronico Drew

Trocie Duke Jock Duncon Greg Dutton Alex Eost Tara Easterwood

Randy Edwards Sonya Edwards Jamie Ely Mark Ely Samuel Ely

Marty Eubonks Samantha Fortune Buffi Fowler Eric Fox Andrew Foy

Tony Freeman Tonia Fuller

Scott Gantz Amanda Garrett

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Lynne Garrett Michelle Garrett Rosho Garrett

Sunny Garrett Lindsey Garrison Tommy Gladney Leslie Golden Lee Grojzor

Dione Green Elton Greenleaf Scott Grodemon Duddy Gunn Carol Holl

Alon Hamlett Joe Hammers Tandie Hammers Thelma Hammond Scotty Ho rper

Lisa Harrison Matthew Howkins April Hays Sandro Helm Kathy Henderson

Mott Henderson Mondy Hendricks Doug Hice Robin Hight Lamar Hightower

Melinda Hill Cindy Howard Michael Hoyle Gory Huckaby Michelle Huether

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Grady Hughes Danny Hunt

Ricky Hunt Kelly Hunter

Shanda Hunter Ken Hutchins Radney Hutchins Angie Jackson Chuck Jackson

Michelle Jackson Faith Jacobs Cristy Johns Charles Johnson Jeff Johnson

Dawn Jones Jennifer Jones Stephanie Jones Vernon Jones Angela Jordan

Wayne Kelley Tonya Kemp

Tim Killen Robin Kinard

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Eugene Kiser Robin Kitchens Sheila Kitchens

Candi Knowles Leanna Lambert Michael Lanham Donald Lashley Eric LeCroy

Melissa Ledbetter Daniel Little Diane Loveless Mistie Madrie Sheri Mallory

Kandi Massingill Cathy Mathis Robbie Mathis Sherry Mathis Jimmy Mazurek

Susan McClain Mike McDougal Jennifer McKay Heather Melton Steve Millhollan

Jenny Mills Jackie Mincey Ann Minter Rosie Minter Misty Mize

Brenda Moore David Morgan Lisa Mates Todd Murphy Henry Nails

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Al Near Shown Nelson

Regina Nicholson Jeff Nuckolls

Rock Pace Ginger Padgett Scott Parker Tammy Parker Gory Payne

Rhonda Payne Mike Peek Brod Pegg John Pegg Mike Pegg

Erica Pendley Michelle Phillips Ricky Pape Scotty Presley Melady Proctor

Russell Radney Russell Ray

Sharon Redden Darrell Reed

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Rhondo Reed Tobitho Reeves Sobrino Reynolds

Amy Rhodes Camille Rice Joe Rittenhouse Terry Rittenhouse Leslie Roberson

Robbyn Roberson Shannon Roberson Shannon Ross Greg Saborio Richard Saborio

Gina Sanford Matt Shafer Tisha Sharpe Kim Shepard David Shiflett

Tim Silvers Christine Sonntag Drian Spears Exer Spratling Mark Sutton

Decky Tate Dee Tate Teresa Teal Vincent Thornton Tina Tidwell

Sean Tolbert Violet Torres Cindy Totherow Michelle Treglown Jenifer Trott

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Mike Waddell Beth Waits

Danny Waits Stephanie Walker

Jennifer Waller Brian Ware Kim Waters Georgia Watters Jamey Weathington

Daniel Welchel Autumn Wheat Joe Wheeler Katie Wheeler Leigh Ann Wheeler

Lynn Wheeler Vickie Wheeler Bennie White Mark White Terry White

Lisa Whorton Lisa Wiggins

Phillip Williams Neely Wilson

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Dradley Womack Jimmy Womack Karen Womack

Melissa Womack Randall Womack Reline Womack Sabrina Wood Joey Wright

Michael Wright Sandi Wright Todd Wright Shelly Yarborough MAKE-UP PICTURES: Richard Dames

Chris Drown Gerald Dryson Kelly Duffington Justin Dusby Sandra Caldwell

Dawn Davenport Teresa Easterwood Jeannie Fowler Steve Googe Tondre Hammers

Darlene Holtzclaw Hope Langley Shawna Locklear Jimmy Mazurek Rosie Minter

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Tracey Newberry Robin Pendergrass Rhonda Rogers Erik Sharp Todd Sledge

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Cindy Shedd Scotty Smith Kim Wheeler Sandi Wright

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" Smile , Jimmy!"

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" Where 's your poss, Henry?"

" Mrs. Fincher, could you pleose slow down?"

Algebra isn 't just for everyone .

" Just look ot that face."

Working diligently

llusy, busy , busy as a bee.

' 'I'll fly away. "

" Homework 's for the birds."

" Hey, that's cool. "

" Shop is a blast! "

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" Keith, I don 't think we should be seen together, Louro might get mod."

" Hey kid, let go of my nose."

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"I can 't believe he said that to me."

" Kim, hove you shoved your sideburns?"

Surprise, Lisa!!

" We ' ve got spirit!! "

Happiness is having a friend.

Dance Fever!!

" Hey ya ' II!!"

DANGER ... DRAGONS near.

" I need another arm. "

Tony Cargle smiles at the camera .

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DEDICATION To the one we love

Dedication Is a special word with a special meaning. As defined by Webster's dictionary, dedication means an act or rite of dedicating to a divine being or to a sacred use: a name and often a message, refixed to a literary work in tribute to a person or cause. and self sacrificing devotion.

In the twenty-seven years that Miriam Bennett has been a teacher at Pepperell High School, she has more than fulfilled this definition. She has dedicated to her students more than just teaching skills. Mrs. Bennett has given a part of herself that has been carried on by her previous students who are now teachers at P.H.S. Mrs. Bennett Is a motivating and an Inspiring lady. , ' Because she has dedicated so much of herself in so many ways, we the Dragon Staff dedicate the 1985-86 Dragon to Mrs. Miriam Bennett.

My Philosophy of Teaching Encouraging, lnspiri,:ig. and developing academic capacities In those who have been gifted with great talents and those who find achievement difficult are not always easy tasks. However, teachers must never become discouraged: instructors must constantly strive to prepare students for the future, help them see the opportunities that might be available to them through learning and development of skills, and remember that our influence might mean the difference between success and failure for Individuals as they encounter life's challenges.

Above all, teachers must help students realize that self-discipline and individual effort are most important to a person 's future success and happiness. Educators must seek to encourage all students to set all goals for themselves and then to work diligently to fulfill them.

- Miriam W. Bennett.

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FACULTY Administration

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Marlin Gilmer

James Laney. Jr.

A Marie Carlisle

Mildred Moore

George Harper

Dorothy Holsomback

Did You Know

Mr. Laney has been principal at P.H.S. far five years , and he has done a great job. He enjoys spending time with young people. When he is not with young people, he can be found boating, swimming , or skiing. Mr. Laney has a ll.A. degree from Shorter and an M .Ed. and Education Specialist degree from West Georgia .

Mr. Gilmer, the assistant principal at P.H.S., has many important responsibilities. He is in charge of enforcing disciplinary rules, and also helps organize many extracurricular activities. In his spare time , Mr. Gilmer enjoys hunting, reading , gardening, football , and baseball. He has a degree as an Education Specialist.

Ms. Carlisle had many responsibilities last year. This year they have doubled. Aside from teaching English 101, she is now part time assistant principal. In the past she has taught French , as well as having sponsored Journalism, and the Scholars' llowl.

Ms. Carlisle has all.A . degree from llerry and an M .Ed. from West Georgia.

Mrs. Moore has been an asset to Pepperell far many years .

She has taught and sponsored various school-related activities, such as cheerleading and Varsity llasketball. As counselor, Mrs. Moore has many different responsibilities. Planning schedules far almost 1,000 students is no easy job, but she handles it with the greatest of ease . She has an M.A. in Ed. and a Counseling degree from West Georgia.

Mr. Harper serves as counselor at P.H.S. To graduating seniors, as well as underclassmen, he is a valuable asset to this school. Mr. Harper has an Ed. Specialist degree from Georgia State University. In his spare time, he enjoys sailing , snorkeling, and videography.

Mrs. Holsomback is " in the money" at P.H.S. She is the bookkeeper far many clubs, and is in charge of all school-related business transactions. She has been at P.H.S. far 38 years . In her spare time , Mrs. Holsomback enjoys arts and crafts. She is a graduate of Rome llusiness College .

The faculty and administration, as a whole , participated in a variety of activities throughout the entire school year. They really strutted their stuff and showed that they had just as much spirit as the student body. Some of the activities they participated in were the annual volleyball game, which is sponsored by the senior class, fund raisers far various organizations, and th is year's cheerleading routine . Several of the teachers volunteered to make spectacles of themselves in order to provoke enthusiasm.

They have participated in the relay races held at almost every pep rally, and have been awarded the spirit stick often. The teachers at P.H.S. have definitely shown pride in the school.

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Ms. Chambers ran underwear up the flagpole on Halloween her freshman year of high school . . . Mrs. Holsomeback sang " A Tisket A Tasket, a llrown and Yellow llasket" in a junior class play ... Coach Farrer was president of the Senior Honor Society his senior year at P.H.S. and got kicked out before the trip to Jekyll Island ... Mr. Puckett was called " Mudball " in high school ... Coach Payton was mugged in Thailand . . . Mr. Harper " visited" the Alachua County jail in FL while in college ... Mrs. Ingram was on the Miss Pepperell Court in 1957 . . . Miss llramlett put Ivory Snow in the fountain at Shorter her sophomore year of college ... Ms. Carlisle was president of the Future Teachers of America in high school . . . Mrs. Rush scuba-dives . .. Mrs. Walters failed her college term paper ... Mr. Jones lived in Chicago where the now-famous John Hancock building presently stands . .. Mrs. Padgett was the llerry Viking mascot . . . Ms. Dean was a model far llritt Petite in Atlanta . . . Mrs. Summerbell has a twin brother ...

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Alice Jackson

Deborah Piper

Mrs. Jackson plays a very important role in keeping the moin office running smoothly. Her duties include answering the phones, relaying messages, supervising the school store , ond keeping transportation expense reports. Mrs. Jackson has been a secretary at P.H.S. for ten years.

Mrs. Piper serves as the records clerk at P.H.S. Her day to day duties include keeping attendance records, working with truant officers, handling tardies, and issuing blue slips. She also assists Mrs. Moore with entering grades into the computer.

Elaine Gilmer Mrs. Gilmer's job title is counselor's secretary . Her responsibilities include handling transcripts, withdrawing students, keeping alternative school records, and keeping records of students on the homebound program . Mrs. Gilmer has proven to be an asset in the counseling department.

Instructional Staff

Stephen Baker

Elizabeth Barnes

Miriam Dennett

Charles Blalock

During his first year at P.H.S. Mr. Doker taught vocational geometry and Algebra I. He earned his D.S. degree in Education from Jacksonville State University. His favorite pastimes include softball, golf, and bowling . Defore coming to P.H.S., Mr. Doker taught various math courses at Gaylesville High School in Gaylesville, Alabama , as well as sponsoring the Deta Club there.

He also taught seventh and eighth grade mathematics and advanced high school math.

As always, Mrs. Barnes was a very busy lady this year.

Among the subjects she taught were typing, computers, vocational office training, and intensive office procedures. Mrs. Barnes has a D.S. degree from Derry College . Cooking and sewing occupy a great deal .,f ner free time, as does her direction on this year's FDLA club, which she co-sponsors with Mr. Finley. In the past, Mrs. Barnes also taught classes in office machines, general business, career planning , and served as the FDLA advisor.

Mrs. Dennett has been in the Pepperell school system for quite a few years. Aside from teaching the sixth grade at Pepperell Elementary School , she has also taught world history, civics, and she is currently teaching Language Arts to 9th and 10th grades, and Advanced Grammar and Composition to graduating seniors. Mrs. Dennett is also chairperson of the Graduation and Baccalaureate Committee. She received her D.A. degree from Shorter College . She was also elected teacher of the year for Floyd County in 1984.

Mr. Blalock has taught an array of different math courses at Pepperell High School for many years. He has a D.S. degree from the University of Georgia. This year Mr. Blalock taught algebra and geometry for gifted students. He also sponsored the math team . In his spare time he enjoys hunting, golf, and tennis. Mr. Blalock has been an inspiration to many young people . With his advice and guidance, many Pepperell students have grown to become leaders in the community .

Did you know ... Mrs. Cooper went to school with Andy Griffith and Donna Fargo . .. Mrs. Jackson was first runner-up on the Homecoming Court at P.H.S. in 1954 ... Mrs. Graham and her husband were seventh grade sweethearts in the seventh grade, but she broke up with him because he was too short ... Mrs. Kiser was all-state basketball guard, most valuable player on the tennis team , and varsity football cheerleading captain at P.H.S. . . . Mr. Eckroat and his wife were pen pals while he was in Vietnam . They later met and were married ... Mr. Blalock won first place in the GA State Window Decorating Contest for DECA in 1965 ... Mrs. Craig lived in Ethiopia for a year . .. Mr. Gilmer's nickname is " Crash " due to his past driving record ... Coach Kirk was once a sporting goods manager at K-mart . . . Coach Horne has a best friend who is a back-up singer for country super star Janie Fricke ... Mrs. Langham met her husband on a blind date and married him only eight weeks later . .. Mr. McWhorter once scored five

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Lynda Bramlett

Carol Brinson

Rita Brown

Betty Chambers

Sandra Cooper

Lou Craig

Cynthia Dean

The 1985-86 school season marks the beginning of Coach Bragg 's teaching career here at Pepperell High School. He earned his B.S. degree in social studies from Shorter College.

Coach Bragg has been very busy this year. He taught civics and became the new wrestling coach . He helped our team win eight of its eleven matches. Coach Bragg also coached Junior Varsity, as well as Varsity Football. He enjoys weight lifting in his spare time .

In the past, Ms. Bramlett has been a very beneficial aspect of P.H .S. Spanish I and Grammar-Comp 101 are the subjects she taught this year, but her duties do not end there .

In the fall , she sponsors the induction of the National Senior Honor Society. During the spring the Miss Pepperell Pageant takes up a great deal of her time. She has a B.A. degree in English, and an M .Ed. in English education from West Georgia College. During the past two summers, Ms. Bramlett traveled extensively to England and Scotland. Last summer, she attended classes at Cambridge University.

Mrs. Brinson is currently teaching algebra and geometry.

She has a B.S. degree in Mathematics from Berry College and an M.Ed. degree from West Georgia College. In the past, Mrs. Brinson has sponsored Student Council, coached girls' softball, and been class sponsor. This year she became sponsor of the National Junior Honor Society. She and Mr. Blalock co-sponsor the math team that competes at various out of town matches. She is also the chairman of the math dept. Mrs. Brinson is a well-liked teacher, and friend of many students at P.H.S. Mrs. Brown received her M.A. degree in Mental Retardation from West Georgia College and her Bachelor's degree from Berry College. She has also been the 4-H sponsor. In her spare time she enjoys tennis and basketball.

Ms. Chambers teaches mass media and language arts at Pepperell high School. She received her B.A. degree from Berry College .

This year Mrs. Cooper taught physical science. She also took on the responsibility of being Student Council sponsor.

She earned her B.A. degree from Berry College. Mrs. Cooper is loved and respected by many students, as well as faculty, at P.H.S. This is Ms. Craig's first year teaching at Pepperell. She received her M.A. in Art from Vanderbilt University and an M.A. Sp. Ed. from West Georgia. She is presently teaching Special Education. During her spare time she enjoys many various activities such as swimming, art, walking, and driving her car.

Ms. Dean was another new addition to our school's faculty this year. She was a student teacher in the special education department helping Mrs. Craig. At the beginning of second semester, she began teaching kindergarten at Model Elementary School.

in the last seven seconds to w in a high school basketball game ... Coach Dragg caused a w reck wh ile throwing water balloons at cars when he was in high school ... Mrs. Drown was Miss Colonelette at Cass High School in 1971 ... Mrs. Drinson got hit w ith a pie in a high school talent show ... Mrs. Fincher loves to surf ... Mr. Finley was a member of the last graduating class of Rome High School ... Mrs. Glover helped deliver a baby in 1970 ... Coach Hallmark was the Drum Major for his high school band during letter club initiation and had to sing to the student body ... M rs. Gilbreath has been at Pepperell for a grand total of 24 years ... Mrs. Peterson saw the New York Giants play in the Polo Grounds ... Mr. Kelley was called OOP! while in high school ... Mrs. Kelley attended a total of ten different schools ... Mrs. Johnson was

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James Farrer

Lorraine Fincher

Bill Finley

Dorothy Garrett

Otis Gilbreath

Patricia Gilbreath

Ruth Glover

Mr. Eckroot is a very outdoors-oriented person. This is evident in his hobbies, which include building various things, tinkering, and simply being outside in the fresh air. Mr. Eckroat instructs all the industrial arts classes offered at P.H.S. and also sponsors AIASA. He graduated from Chico State University in California.

Coach Farrer is the Varsity Baseball coach at P.H.S. Aside from coaching and teaching math courses such as algebra, trigonometry, and Senior Algebra, he also sponsors FCA. His hobbies include golf and softball. He received a B.S. degree in Mathematics from Shorter College.

Mrs. Fincher received her B.A. degree from Berry College. She has taught English at P.H.S. for many years. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her children, needle work, and collecting antiques.

Mr. Finley is well-known around P.H.S. for his unique sense of humor and slightly original ties. He has a B.S. degree from Berry College, and on M.B.Ed. from the University of Georgia. This year, Mr. Finley has taught accounting, computers, and typewriting, as well as sponsoring FBLA with Mrs. Barnes. Tennis, fishing, and camping are some of the things Mr. Finley enjoys.

This year hos been quite a change for Mrs. Garrett.

Instead of substitute teaching, she is now a special education aide. Mrs. Garrett graduated from the Carroll Lynn Business School in Rome. Her interests and hobbies range from gardening and cooking to bicycling.

Mr. Gilbreath is a graduate of Oglethorpe University. He received a B.S. degree in education. He now teaches P.E. Although for many years, Mr. Gilbreath was head coach at Pepperell, he is now the assistant coach of the baseball team. His interests include sports and being with his grandson. His favorite hobby is traveling during the summer.

Mrs. Gilbreath has a B.S. degree from Berry College. This year she taught drawing, painting, and crafts. She is the sponsor of the Art Club and coaches the J.V. football cheerleaders. Not only hos she taught at P.H.S., she also taught an art class at the middle school. Her hobbies include drawing and pointing. Because of her friendly nature, many of the students at P.H.S. not only consider her an excellent teacher, but a friend as well.

Mrs. Glover hos been in the Pepperell school system for quite some time. She currently teaches the foods and clothing classes at P.H.S. She is the FHA sponsor. She enjoys reading, sewing, and building doll houses. Mrs. Glover received her M.Ed. degree from the University of Georgia.

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Mike Hall

Randy Hallmark

Steve Horne

Lynn Hunnicutt

Barbara Ingram

Hillary Johnson

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Mrs. Graham, who is currently teaching physical education and physical science here at P.H.S .. graduated with a D.S. degree from Derry College. In the past, she has sponsored many extracurricular activities. She is presently the girls' cross country and track coach, and she sponsors the varsity basketball cheerleaders.

Coach Hall received a D.S. degree in Ed. Bio. from the University of Georgia, and a M.Ed. in Bio. from West Georgia College. This year he taught academic biology. He is the coach of the boys, cross country and track teams, and the financial advisor for the Junior class. In his spare time, Coach Hall enjoys boomerang throwing.

Coach Hallmark received his Bachelor of Science degree in physical education and social sciences at Jacksonville State University. During the years he has spent at P.H .S.. he has been very involved with coaching football, basketball, and spring softball. He also sponsors the Letter Club. Here at P.H.S. he teaches World History, American History, and Civics.

Coach Horne has a D.S. degree in Health and P.E. from East Tennessee College. The subjects he taught this year include P.E., health, physical science, and general biology.

Coach Horne has been the boys' varsity basketball coach for a number of years. He is also an assistant varsity football coach.

Coach Hunnicutt has a Bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia, and a Master's degree from Georgia State College. He has done a terrific job as head football coach at P.H.S. When he isn ' t on the football field1 Coach Hunnicutt can be found in the classroom teaching personal finance or typing. He also teaches physical education.

Mrs. Ingram is very helpful to everyone who uses the library at P.H.S. She is always willing to assist with any situation, and many students have benefited from her advice when working on term papers and various other long-term papers, projects, etc. She and her husband, Ralph, have two children, Rhonda and Kiah.

Mrs. Johnson graduated from West Georgia College with a Master's in Education degree . She teaches mythology, advanced grammar and composition , and literature. Mrs. Johnson enjoys needlework, gardening, and reading . In the past, she has sponsored the National Honor Society.

Mr. Jones earned his D. ,S.A. degree from Derry and his M.Ed. and Sp.Ed. from the University of Georgia. This year Mr. Jones taught vocational agriculture. He is also the F.F.A. sponsor. He enjoys gardening and traveling in his spare time.

played dead), and took everybody 's billford. One of the guys in the car was so scared he almost had a heart attack. Mr. Doker said that they were very lucky that they never got in serious trouble ... The following teachers graduated from P.H.S.: Coach Farrer, Mr. Blalock, Mrs. Kiser, Mrs. Padgett, Mrs. Carlisle, Coach Hunnicut, Coach Knight, Mr. Puckett, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Piper, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Gilbreath ... the oldest words in English are apple , bad, gold, and tin ... the English language contains about 490,000 words, plus another 300,000 technical terms . . . the most common letter in the English language is the letter " e " and the commonest initial letter is " t' ' ... the most overworked word in English is the word " set" which 58 noun uses, 126 verbal uses and 10 uses as a participial adjective ... there are almost 17,000

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His hobbies and interests ore very varied; they run from hunting and scuba diving to the theater and movies.

Mrs. Patricio Kelley taught such special education courses this year as language arts, moth, and history. She hos a BA from Berry College and a M. Ed. from West Georgia.

In her spore time Mrs. Kelley enjoys traveling and raising violets.

Cooch Kirk teaches physics, chemistry, and physical science here at PHS. He received his D. 5. degree from Berry College. Aside from his doily classes, he sponsors the Science Club and the Scholar's Bowl. He also coaches the golf team.

Woodworking is one of his favorite hobbies.

Mrs. Kiser earned a 13.5. degree from the University of Georgia. This year she taught American History and Economics. She sponsored the yearbook staff for eight years.

Mrs. Kiser enjoys swimming and tennis in her spore time.

Cooch Knight hos a 13.5. degree from Berry College. Here at P.H.S. he teaches remedial moth, English, and social studies. He hos coached football, and, for the lost nine years, sponsored the VOCA club. Cooch Knight enjoys fishing and all sports.

Mrs. Langham attended Wichita State University where she received her 13.A., and she received her M. Ed. from West Georgia College. Here at P.H.S. she teaches World History and sponsors the Junior class. She enjoys church activities, and spending summers in Kansas.

Mr. McWhorter received his 13.5. degree from Berry College, and he completed his graduate work at Jacksonville State University. He teaches algebra, vocational geometry, and consumer moth. In his spore time, Mr. McWhorter enjoys traveling, remodeling, and basketball. In the post, he hos coached boys' basketball.

Mr. Min graduated with honors from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga . There he earned his D.S. degree.

He hos been very busy this year directing the bond and teaching physical science. After school he sponsors the jazz bond, winter guard, and jazz combo. His interests include political science, government, and literature.

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Glenda Morgan

W . D. O'Kelley

Sebrina Padgett

Gerald Payton

Janet Peterson

Sharon Phillips

Rex Puckett

Tina Rush

Mrs. Morgan received her D.S. from Jacksonville State University with a major in biology and minor in chemistry.

Then she obtained her M.A. from Vanderbilt University. This year she taught biology classes and presided as Chairman of the Science Department. She enjoys cross stitching, quilting, horticulture, and gardening.

Mr. O 'Kelley taught American History and American Government during the past year at P.H.S. He attended Derry, UTC and Jacksonville State University. He has a Bachelor of Science, Masters in Education, and a Masters in Special Education. He also coaches girls' softball. tennis, and he serves as the varsity football statistician .

Mrs. Padgett is a newcomer to P.H.S. She has a Health and P.E. degree and an M.Ed. from Derry College. She teaches General Math and is our new J.V. Girls Basketball Coach. Mrs. Padgett enjoys swimming and cross stitch . Defore coming to P.H.S. she taught at Cloverleaf Elementary, in Cartersville.

Coach Payton received his D.S. Ed. degree from the University of Georgia. This year he taught health, P.E., and physical science . After school hours he is the boy 's Junior Varsity Basketball coach. He is also a football coach and an assistant track coach. During his spare time, Coach Payton enjoys reading , tennis and fishing.

Mrs. Peterson received her A.D. degree at Dickinson College and a M.A. degree at Eastern Kentucky University.

This year, she taught French and Spanish. Defore coming to Pepperell. she taught foreign language in New Jersey, West Virginia and Kentucky. Mrs. Peterson ' s hobbies and interest include sewing , reading , language, and politics.

Mrs. Phillips received a Bachelor's degree in Music Education at Shorter College. This year she taught chorus and sponsored the pop group. Her hobbies are sewing, playing the piano, reading, and playing tennis. Mrs. Phillips is interested in music, her family , and church.

Mr. Puckett's hobbies include farming and the flying and building of airplanes. He received his D.A. degree in Building Construction from Auburn University and a M.A. in Education from the University of Georgia. This year he taught DCT and economics.

Mrs. Rush received her D.A. degree in English from Derry College. She went on to West Ga. to receive her D.A. in Social Studies. Mrs. Rush teaches American History, Civics and she is the sponsor of the school newspaper, The Golden Torch.

Mrs. Rush is also the Varsity Football Cheerleading coach.

While not teaching she enjoys scuba-diving, tennis and shopping .

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Chino hos the largest population of any country . In 1982 it was 1,088,175,288 ... the world' s most powerful computer is the CRAY-1 designed by Seymour R. Croy of Croy Research Inc .. Minneapolis ... the lengthiest poem ever published hos been the Kirgh iz folk epic Monos, which hos never been translated into English . It is more than 500,000 lines long ... only one word of Khozor survives - oqurum , meaning " I hove read ." ... the largest completed sculpture is located at our own Stone Mountain , in Atlanta , Georgia ... Note: The pr,ceding statements come from the 1986 Guinness Book of World Records, Sterling Publishing Co .. Inc .. New York , 1985.

Doris Stager

Judith Summerbell

Monica Trapp

Faye Walters

Mrs. Stager graduated from UGA with a B.S. in Education.

She received her masters from Auburn . This current year she taught personal finance , child development and family living. She also assisted Mrs. Glover with F.H.A . Her interest and hobbies include reading , needlecraft, tole painting and cooking.

Mrs. Summerbell is an extremely important asset at P.H.S. She is more than just a librarian . She is a friend to everyone . Mrs. Summerbell is always willing to help anyone. She has a B.A. degree from Simpson College. Her proper title is " Media Specialist."

Mrs. Trapp enjoys country crafts, painting , cooking and calligraphy during her spare time. Her work is very much appreciated. She is an aid to Mrs. Padgett in general math and Mr. Knight in the vocational department. Mrs. Trapp puts a considerable amount of dedication into her work.

Everyone at P.H.S. knows Ms. Walters. She teaches all English courses, including American Literature . She received her B.A . from Shorter College and then went on to obtain her M.A. from West Georgia. Her hobbies include quilting, reading, and traveling . Her term paper is well known to all juniors and seniors.

Mr. Wright is in charge of Alternative School this year. He has a B.S. degree from Shorter College.

He has also attended Southern Baptist Geological Seminary and Georgia Tech. He plays the drums and likes all sports, especially basketball .

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ACADEMICS BRIGHT ACADEMIC FUTURE

In the 1985-86 school year. PHS students proved superior through student participation in the various academic programs offered to them .

In the post. this school hos hod a fair reputation in the academic community , but with the completion of the campus renovations, the students hove found new pride in their learning. Hopefully. they will continue to improve in the future and PHS will again be known for its' high academic program . As always. PHS is investing in the future .

This years' Scholars Dowl program was a successful one. It was under the guidance of Mr. Kirk .

Many of the members were governors Honor nominees. They did a great job in representing Pepperell High.

The Scholars Dowl meets ore set up very much like a T.V . game show . Questions ore asked in a quick sequence from categories ranging from science to sports trivia .

Another thing the P.H.S. students did great in was the toking of the SAT and the PSAT. Doth Juniors and Seniors excelled in toking the tests .

Good job students.

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ST AR TEACHER AND STUDENT This years ' Star Student was Eric Garris. He was chosen by Mr. Harper. Each year Mr. Harper chooses the Star Student from the highest SAT scores as well as being in the top ten percent of the class. Eric was both .

The star teacher is picked by the star student. This is a very great honor for any teacher to receive . It not only shows that he or she is in touch with their students, but also that they understand the students as well. This years' Star Teacher was awarded to Mr. Jeff Kirk . He was honored and felt very good about the whole thing.

Eric Garris is also in the Scholars Dowl. the Senior Honor Society , and the Science Club to name just a few of his activities. He was very active throughout the whole year. doing everything in his power to produce results for his various clubs.

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ACADEMICS As early as mid September, the 1985-86 P.H.S. Scholars llowl team began practice for the tournament season . lleing a member involved hard work and cooperation .

Each member must first find their strengths and weaknesses, and work on self improvement through studious training.

In competition , questions are asked from categories ranging from math and science to sports and Hollywood trivia. The members of the 1985-86 team were: Christy Ashley Maria Bowers Donna lleam Flora Duncan llrad Bennett Eric Garris John Blalock Gina Holmes Stephen Blalock Suzanne Ross The advisor for the Scholars llowl team this year was Mr. Kirk .

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GOVERNOR'S HONORS Being elected as a Governor's Honors nominee definitely is considered to be an honor. The nominee must have and maintain a straight A overage in the subject in which they are chosen. They must be interviewed and place before they can go on .

The 1985-86 Governor's Honors nominees were : Christy Norton Laura Ray Libby Roan Suzanne Ross Teri Smith Michelle Strickland Brett Tolbert

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations Kristi Spears

To a grear graduare. We ' re very proud of you .

We love you , Mom, Dad, and Robin

Congratulations Teresa Stone

We are so proud of you .

Congratulations John Weech

May you always be as happy as you are now. Our love and best wishes always.

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Through all your tears we srood by you , and rhrough all your happiness we cheered you on.

You ' ve made us proud.

We love you , Your family and friends

Congratulations Sherrie Teat

Your smile lights up our life!

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Congratulations Jill Willis

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As rhe tassel is moved, so is a lifetime, for the path is chosen , only the journey remains. They can because they think they can. Congratulations .

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Congratulations Suzanne Ross

Your smile, personality, and love has made being parents a wonderful experience.

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Congratulations Karla Rusk

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Lisa , You have always been such a joy in our lives. We are proud of you . May God bless you.

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May your dreams and your plans for the future come true, and may life always hold all the best things for you .

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INDEX A

Denney , Clete 76. 77 , 78, 79. 102.

104.

Abernath y. Cindy 17. 36. 144.

Adoms. De verl y 36. 156.

Adorns. Greg 8, 134.

Adams. Richard 102. 103.

Agan , Amy 141.

Agan, Joe 156.

Agan, Shone J4. 144.

Albers, Poul 2. 38. 39. 42, 46. 63.

102. 103.

Alexander. Kristi 144, 148.

Alford. Dorry 144.

Alford. Lorry 144.

Allen . John 46, 47 , 68. 69. 70. 76. 76,

134.

Allmon , Chris 36, 156.

Allmon , Kathy 24 , 1J4.

Allmon , Undo 144.

Allmond. Clifford 29.

Anderson . Bev erly 102. 10J. Anderson . Donna 144.

Anderson . Jann 16, 17, 19. 144, 148.

Anderson. Mark 60, 156.

Anderson, Scott 134.

Ashley . Chris 11. 15, 144, 150. 188.

Ashley. Christie 30. 84. 144. 150, 188.

Ashley, Jason 144.

Atk ins. Glenn 4, 38. 39. 46, 47 , 49,

76, 102. 103. 123.

Atkins. Kelli 55, 156. 167.

Austin . Jackie 152. 156.

Axley. Kim 29, 102. 103.

Aycock. Norman 46. 68. 69, 70, 89,

102. 103.

B Dobb, Jamie J1 .

Oobb, Jim 31 .

Dagle y, Denita 156.

Oogle y, Lorry 156.

Doiley. Dav id 28. 134.

Dolley. Rodne y 26. 42. 96, 97 , 102.

103. 126.

Doker. Anjeonette 102. 10J. Doker. Gory 134.

Boker. Sheila 156.

Boker. Stacy i,44 Doker. Stan 63.

Doker, Steve 134, 142.

Doker, Mr. Steve 177.

Doker, Susan 17, 19, 156.

Dall , Missy 144.

Dollard, Oarbara 156.

Dollard, Lori 17. 36, 156.

Dollard, Scon 144.

Oannister, Tommy 156.

Oornes, Mrs. Elizabeth 177 .

Oornes, Orion 156.

Oornes, Richard 165.

Barnett, Chris 134.

Oorrett, Shannon 84. 156.

Dorton, Kristo 17. 156.

Dorton. Lise 168.

Ootes. Angle 24. 39. 40, 42, 72. 73.

90. 91 , 92. 93. 96, 97 , 99. 102.

104. 129, 173. 169, 196.

Oeoll . Drod 42. 102. 104.

Deem. David 14, 134.

Deem. Don no 102. 104, 124, 187.

Deem. Steven 144.

Oeord. Stacey 17, 144. 148.

Bearden, Kim 20. 144. 152.

Dearden. Lisa 156.

Dell , Robin 20, 144.

Dennett. Drod 24, J.8. 39, 46, 60, 134, 166.

Dennett, Mrs. Mirian 1. 174, 175, 177.

Bevels, Dan iel J.8, 46. 63, 134.

Bevels. P.oger 24, 27 , 40. 69, 134, 169.

Ding , Kim 36. 134.

Bishop, Chod 9 . 50, 156. 167.

Dlshop, Chris 82. 144, 150.

Oishop, Chuck 156.

Olocksrock . Mike 144.

Dloir, P.usty J.8, 46. 50, 156. 158.

Dloir. Shonn 20, 157.

Dlalock, Mr. Charles 177.

Dlolock, Johnny 134.

Dlolock. Stephen :l6, 157, 167.

Doatner, Cissle 36, 134.

Doatner. P.ondy 1. 145.

Bolton. Donny 26. 102, 104.

Bonds. Jerry 34. 102. 104.

Doswell , Chris 34. 145.

Doswell , Christie 2. 134.

Dowers. Moria 134. 187.

Dowling, Chris 157.

Dowling, Jeff 134.

Doyd. Jim 34 . 46, 82. 145.

Doyd. Steven 36. 145.

Dradshaw. Drent 50. 51 .

Bradshaw , Joy 157 .

Bradshaw , Jo son 17. 21 , 23, 145.

Drodshaw , Sherry 35, 145. 152.

Dragg. Mr. Chris 46, 47 , 60. 178.

Drogg. Mrs. Cindy 75, 178.

Dromlett, Ms. Linda 178.

Drond, P.o y 157 .

Drondon , Cra ig 145, 152.

Drandon, Todd 3. 7. 8. 34, 102, 104.

Drondon. Tina 145.

Dronnon. Jill 4, 10, 36, 39, 39, 42, 52.

53. 64. 90. 90. 91 , 92. 93. 102.

104.

Drozier, Deonna 17. 36. 146. 152.

Drazier, JoAnno 36. 145. 146.

Dridges, Jeff 17, 21 . 102, 105.

Drinson . Mrs. Coral 57 , 178.

Droodawo y. Allison 31 . 145.

Drock, Scott 50.

Drooks. Kelli 84, 157.

Drooks, Kim 17, 134. 170.

Drooks, Tonya 27 , 157.

Drookshire, Agnes 157.

Droome. Christy 145, 169.

Drown. Mrs. P.ita 176.

Drown. De v erly 145.

Drown , Chris 30, 165.

Drown. Emil y 102, 105.

Drown , Greg 11, 82, 134.

Drown , Jennifer 36, 145, 154.

Drown , JoAnno 39, 41 , 72. 73, 84 . 90,

91 . 93. 102. 105.

Drown , P.ay 157.

Drown. Tom 135.

0rumbelow. Clint 50, 51, 157 .

Orumbelow . Eric 34. 145.

Orumbelow . Kell y 27. 84 , 145.

Orumbelow . Phil 8. 11, 29, 34, 102.

105.

0ryont, Tommy 17, 35, 102, 105.

Dryson, Gerald 165.

Duffington. Kelly 20. 154, 165, 166.

Duford, Jody 34. 66. 102. 105, 122.

129.

Bullock. Ang le 9, 35. :l6. 41. 102. 105.

Dunch, Orion 135.

Dunch. Jonie 157.

Durdett. Jeff 135.

Durkhalter, Todd 46, 135.

Durnett. Chris 143.

Durron. Ginger 157 , 164.

Durton. Kiele 36, 81 , 100.

Dusby. Dink y 29, 102. 105.

Dusby. Justin 165.

Outler. Mitzi 135.

Dutrrum. Patricio 20, 145.

0yerly, Dan 157 .

Dyers. Pam 136, 145.

Dyrd. P.onnie 157, 169.

96. 97. 96. 100. 102. 106. 126.

Choate . Teresa 135.

Clark . Peggy 135.

Clements. Nancy 36.

Clements. Dole 157, 169.

Clements, Shone 157.

Cline . Michelle 7, 24. 27. 90, 91. 92.

96. 97. 96. 102. 106. 126.

Clowers. Calvin 46, 68. 82. 145.

Clowers. Mary 6, 157 .

Clowers. Stephanie 145.

Cobb. Daphne 157.

Cochran . Jim 135.

Cochran. Pamela 145.

Coheley , Ginger 102, 107.

Coker. Shown 20, 22. 24. 50. 134.

Cole , Gary 4, 46. 62, 94, 145.

Coley . Candace 145, 154.

Coley . Chris 157.

Collins. Charlie 17, 157.

Collins, Jeff 41 , 46. 102, 107 .

Collins. Jod y 50, 145.

Collins, Kim 3, 30, 135.

Conaway . Todd 102, 107 .

Connelly , laura 157.

Cook , Dill y 102. 107 .

Cook, Robby 46. 46. 49, 62, 97 , 135.

Cooper, Mrs. Sandra 27 , 178.

Corntassel. Orion 36, 39, 46. 68, 69.

135.

Couch , Pam 145.

Couch , Stoey 36. 75, 157, 166.

Couey , Stoey 6, 100, 145.

Couey . Vickie 135. 136.

Cowan . Chris 145. 164.

Cowan . Farrell 157 .

Cowan . Shelly 4. 36, 88, 90, 91 , 92.

93. 96. 97. 102. 107 . 127.

Cowan . Tracy 36. 55. 146, 152.

Cox , Christie 36. 146.

Cox . Gary 157.

Cox . Ken 36. 46, 146.

Cox. Kim J6. 135. 168.

Coxwell, Clint 146.

Crabbe. Danny 17, 36. 71 , 146.

Crabbe, Gino 10. 52. 53. 135. 171 .

Craig . Mrs. Lou 178, 184.

Crowford, Jonathon 157.

Crider, Letitia 9. 28, 31 , 88. 102, 107.

Coldwell. Jeff 21 , 102, 106, 165.

Caldwell. Sandra 157.

Cain , Phil 34, 145, 152.

Canada . P.obert 157'.

Carnes, Shanon 102. 106.

Carruth . Jeanne 17, 23, 102, 106.

Carruth . Sandra 23, 40, 135, 189.

Cargle . Todd 16, 17 . 41 .

Cargle . Tony 17, 76, 145.

Carlisle . Ms. Marie 176.

Corter, Cindy 145, 152.

Corter, Jon 157 .

Corter, Mike 28. 145.

Corter, Nancy 145.

Cosey , Dorry 31. 145.

Cosey , Gina 29. 36.

Chambers. Ms. Detty 178.

Chambers, Debbie 1. 24. 35. 36, 39,

40. 41 , 56, 57. 64. 66. 102. 106, 129, 169, 196.

Cheatwood, Chad 63.

Chester. Condi 55, 157, 169.

Chisolm, Sue 36, 135.

Cho. Hyun Woo 6, 14. 27, 39, 41, 66.

146. 150. 150.

Drew. Tena 8, 25. 27. 39. 72. 73. 84,

67. 90. 91. 92. 93. 96. 97. 96. 102.

109. 126.

Drew, Veronica 36. 158.

Drew, Vickie 6. 94, 135.

Dublin, lllya 46, 48. 60, 82, 146.

Dudley. Todd 146.

Duke. John 146.

Duke. Leslie 146.

Duke, Tracie 155, 158.

Duncan , Floro 16. 17. 19, 23, 98, 102.

109, 167.

Duncan. Jock 7, 27 , 46, 50. 71 . 158,

166.

Dutton, Greg 50, 158.

Dyer, P.usty 8. 14, 23, 39, 68, 69. 82.

6.'.l. 135.

E Early. Lisa 135.

East. Alex 158.

East. Valerie 146.

Easterwood, Toro 158.

Easterwood, Tereso 165.

Eaves. Nanc y 135.

Eckroat. Mr. Dole 34, 179.

Edwards. Drod 46. 68, 71 , 82, 146.

Edwards, Jeff 14. 96, 102, 109.

Edwards. Katrina 6. 31. 36, .39, 64 .

65. 66. 64. 65, 135. 170.

Edwards. P.ondy 46. 50, 158.

Edwards. Son y a 158.

Edwards, Yolonda 36.

Ely , Jemie 158.

Ely. Morie 28, 34. 102, 109.

Ely. Mork 50. 156.

Ely , Som 50. 63. 156.

Erwin, Stephanie 135.

Eubanks, Morty 158.

Evans, Decky 135.

Evans, Down 36. 146.

Garren, Lynne 159.

Garrett. P.osho 36, 159.

Gorrerr. Sunn y 55, 159.

Garris, Eric 23. 98. 99. 102, 110. 187.

Garrison. Jon 147.

Garrison. Lindse y 159.

Gibson, Anne 16, 17, 18, 19. 21. 22,

23. 1:36, 143. 166.

Gl ibreoth . Marcus 147.

Gilbreath. Mr. Otis 179.

Gilbreath, Mrs. Par 179.

GitL Joson 50, 51 .

Gillespie, Kim 136, 141.

Gilmer, Mrs. Elaine 100, 177.

Gilmer, Mr. Marlin 7, 100, 176, 184.

Givens. Cind y 87 , 102. 110.

Gladne y. Chod 23, 147.

Gladney, Steve 9. 14, .38. 39, 46, 82,

143, 147. 166.

Gladney. Tommy 159, 171.

Glenn. Dione 17. 19. 147.

Glo ver, Mrs. P.uth 35. 179.

Gober. Jennifer 36. 66, 147.

Gober, Jill 23. 40. 102, 111. 169, 196.

Goble, Katherine 136, 136.

Goble, Steve 147 .

Golden. Leslie 159.

Golden, Lisa 102, 111 .

Googe. P.ick 152.

Googe . Steve 9, 14. 36, 46, 50, 165.

Gore. Lisa 136. 142, 170.

Gowens. Mitzi 17. 147.

Graham. Mrs. Judy 180.

Graham, Kelli 10, 27 , :l6. 38. 52.

64. 147, 171.

Grojzor, lee 17, 21. 36, 159.

Groves, Kevin 46, 49, 50, 82,

147 .

Gro v es. Kristy 8, 11, 17, 147.

Groves. Meridith 20, 22, 36. 147.

154.

Green, Charlene 20, 35, 147.

Green, Dione 152, 159.

Green, Morgon 6, 136. 143.

Greenleaf. Elton 20. 159.

Grodeman, Scott 46, 50, 159.

Grodeman, Tammy 3. 14. 87 ,

102. 111.

Gross, John 8, 20. 22, 97 , 143,

126.

F

Crider. Missy J6. 152.

Crowe . Steve 24. 40, 89, 135. 142.

171. 169.

156. 166.

Groves. Cheryl 36. 140, 141.

Groves. Tim 2, 25. 39, 53, 81, 87 ,

96. 97 , 96. 99, 102. 111, 129.

Crumbley, Chris 146.

Culbreth , Everert 17. 23. 135.

Curry , Mike 76. 77. 76. 96. 97 , 96.

100, 102. 107. 126.

D Dorby. Dill 24. 30, 62. 98. 102. 107,

124.

Davenport, Dawn 165.

Davenport. Michelle 36. 94. 146.

154.

Dav is, Corrie 17. 19, 27 , 88, 90. 91 .

92. 93. 96. 97. 102. 106, 123.

C

Dowdy, Joe 10, 14, 30, 46. 50. 156.

168.

Drew. Koren 8, 11. 64 . 65, 66, 84.

Davis, Donald 146.

Davis, Jackson 146.

Dovis, Lori 34, 102, 108. 128.

Davis, Phillip 157.

Do vls, Sondra 34 . 135.

Dawson. Annie P.uth .

Day , P.usty 71 . 157.

Deon, Amy 25, 84, 102, 108. 127 .

Deaton, Scott 146.

Deems, Tomm y 134.

Dellinger. P.obert 29, 36, 102, 108.

Demonio, Jomes 157 .

Dempsey, Scott 2. 16, 17 , 22, 23, 102,

106.

Former. George 146.

Forrer. Mr. Jimmy 36, 46, 47 , 76, 77 ,

179. 164.

Fednonder. Melinda 146.

Fincher. Mrs. Loraine 179.

Findley . Dill 16. 26. 34. 135.

Finley , Mr. Dill 179.

Finley . P.obert 1. 17, 36, 134.

Flott. Oscar 29. 31 , 102, 109.

Floyd. Kim 29.

Ford, Charlene 28, 34, 102, 110.

Ford. Victoria 34, 152.

Fortner, Anthony 1.35.

Fortune. Craig 146.

Fortune. Somonrha J6. 158.

Fortune , Shane 147. 169.

Fountain , Keith 2, 23, 87 . 98. 99.

102. 110, 196.

Fowler, Duffi 17. 64. 158.

Fowler, Ginger 102, 110.

Fowler, Jeannie 36. 165.

Fox , Eric 158.

Fox. Tammy 36. 84, 147. 152.

Foy. Andrew 23, 158.

Frazier, ~hondo 135. 141. 142.

Freemon, Shelli 17, 36, 146. 147.

Freemon , Stacey 102, 110 Freemon , Tony 50. 158.

Fuller, Drad 46. 86, 147.

Fuller, Melonie 136.

Fuller. Tonia 36. 158.

Dial. Tomi 28, 29. 102. 108.

Dillon, Steve 157.

Dobbins, Shon non 36, 97 . 146, 154.

Dobbins, Suson 16. 17. 19. 25 , 88, 97 ,

G

102. 106.

Dodson. Rob 9. 39. 68. 69, 70. 66.

102. 106.

Dollar, P.onnie 158.

Dooley. P.obbie 20. 22. 46. 71. 158.

Dover, Gary 31 , 102, 109 Dover, P.ebecco 35, 146.

Dowdy. Dilly 34, 60, 135. 141.

Dowdy. Dusty 38. 39, 46, 46. 76. 76.

66, 102. 109. 124.

Galloway. Dede 3, 23, 40, 87 , 102,

110. 196.

Gontz, Scott 158.

Garrett. Amanda 36, 158.

Garrett. 0obby 28, 29. 136.

Garrett. Chris 102, 110.

Garrett. Mrs. Dorthy 179.

Garrett, Michelle 36. 259.

Garrett, Noncy 147.

Gunn. Duddy 159.

Gunter, Doren 36, 46, 76. 147.

Gunter, Kevin 23, 36, 39, 83.

147.

Guyton. Candice 23, 40, 136.

138.

H Holl. Carol 159.

Holl, Mr. Mike 179.

Holl. Scott 8. 9, 102. 111 .

Hollmork, Mr. P.ondy 39. 46, 47 ,

160.

Homilton. DeeDee 34. 102. 111,

126.

Homllton, John 17. 23. 82. 102,

111.

Homihon, P.oweno 31 .

Hamlett, Alon 159.

Hammers, Joe 159.

Hammers, Tandie 35, 159, 165.

Hammond, Allen 17.

Hammond, Corl 1. 15, 29, 39, 46, 46, 60. 62. 102. 111 .

Hammond. Thelma 36, 36, 159.

Hammons. Deth .36.

Hancock. Scotty 136. 143.

Haney. Michelle 23. 28, 102. 112.

Honey. Sterling 147. 171.

Harper. Mr. George 176.

Harper. Scott 9. 50. 159, 167.

Harrell, David 152.

Horrell, Denise 147.

Harris, Kendra 14, 23, 27, 97, 134.

1:36. 138.

Harrison. laurolyn 152.

Harrison. Lisa 159.

Harrison. P.enae 147.

Hort, Drendo 147.

Harward, Aaron 50. 147.

Hosting,. Pottl 23, 265. 40. 96,

99. 102, 112, 129, 132. 189, 196.

Hercher. Stephen 17, 147.

Hawkins, Mathew 155, 159.

Hays. April 36, 55. 66, 159.

Hays. Shelley 96, 97 . 100, 102, 112, 129, 132.

Helm, Darlene 28, 102. 112.

Helm, Sandra 36, 159.

Helton, Missy 23, 57 , 136.

Henderson. Kathy 159.

Henderson. Mork 6J. Henderson. Morr 159.

Hendricks, Mondy 36, 159. 164, 169.

Henry. Peggy 136.

Henry, Tim 28. 102, 112. 132.

Hensley, Lori 10, 140.

Henson . Angelo 17. 22. 36. 147 .

Herod, Terry 23, 147.

Hice. Doug 17. 159, 169, 170.

Hight. Robin 36. 56. 57 . 66, 159.

Hightower, Lamar 46, 50, 157.

Hill. Melinda 159.

Hillard, Harold 34 . 60, 147.

Hitchcock, Derr 147.

Hobbs, Kerwin 147. 152.

Holden. James 147.

Holder, Lee 46, 60, 136, 142.

Holder, Lottie 28, 102, 112, 132.

Holder. Renee 3, 4, 10, 36, 38, 52, 53, 100.

Holloway, Keith 28. 102. 112, 129.

Holmes. Gino 17, 19, 21 . 24, 136.

142. 187, 188.

Holmes. Morie 15J. Hohzclow, Darlene 165.

Hopkins. Sherri 148.

Holsomback, Mrs. Dot 176.

Hopper, Holly 8, JJ. 102, 112. 132.

Horne, Mr. Steve 46, 47 , 68, 69, 70, 180, 184.

Hovers. Lynn 148, 150, 155.

Howard, Cindy 159.

Howard, Jon 16. 17 , 21 . 2J, 102. 11J. Howell. Amondo 36, 148, 150.

Howers. Rebecca 36.

Hoyle, Michael 159.

Huckaby, David 28. 136.

Huckaby, Gary 9 , 20. 23. 50, 158, 159. 166, 167, 168.

Huckaby. Mark 11, 39, 81 . 96. 97 , 102, 113, 127, 132.

Huether. Michelle 36. 75. 159, 162, 166.

Hughes, Gary 23, JO, 102, 11J, 160.

Hulsey, Lance 17 .

Hunnicutt Mr. Lynn 46, 47 , 48. 53, 180.

Hunt, Donny 160.

Hunr, Ricky 160.

Hunter. Darrin 102. 113.

Hunter. Kelly 160.

Hunter. Shonda 160.

Hunter. Teresa 36, 148.

Hutchins. Ken 23. J6. J8. 46, 49, 50, 51 , 71 , 158, 160.

Hutchins. Liso 17. J5. 136, 170.

Hutchins. Rodney 160.

Hutchins, Ryon 7, 27. 36, 6J, 148.

Hutchins. Teddy 1J6. 14J.

Ingle. Jamie 148.

Ingram. Mrs. Dorboro 180.

Ingram. Glen 1, 28, 136.

Ingram. Ron JO, 148.

Jackson. Mrs. Alice 177 .

Jackson. Angie 102, 113.

Jackson, Angie 160.

Jackson, Dob 21 , 23, 102, 11:3.

Jackson. Chuck J1 , 160.

Jackson. Denise 17, 21 , 102, 11:3.

Jackson. Hank 46. 136, 140.

Jackson. Jomes 46. 136, 140.

Jackson, Michelle 17 , 160.

Jackson, Steve 46. 102, 11:3.

Jacobs, Faith 160.

Jenkins, Tommy J6. 102, 114.

Johns, Christy 160.

Johnson, Charles 160.

Johnson. Mrs. Hilary 180.

Johnson, Jeff 50, 160.

Jones, Mr. H. I. 10, 180.

Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones.

Jones,

Do:inie 148.

Down 9 , 33, 36, 94, 160.

Jennifer 57, 66, 160.

Johnny 136.

Marshall 23, 46, 48, 82, 102,

114.

Jones. Som 28.

Jones. Stephanie 160.

Jones, Vernon .31. 160.

Jordon, Angelo 160, 169.

Jordon, Susan 17, 136.

K Kay , Kristo J , 36, 84, 148, 162.

Kean , Allen J , 7, 8. 29, .31, 102, 114.

Keiser, Todd 15J. Kelley , Cooch Charles 181.

Kelley , Mrs. Pot 181.

Kelley , Tracy J6, 136.

Kelley, Wayne :31, 161 , 168.

Kemp. Tommy 1J7, 1J8.

Kemp, Tonya 36, 55. 161, 169.

Kendrick , Joy 2J, 118.

Kendrick , John 148.

Kenny , Vincent 82.

Kerns, Cyndi J6, 1J7.

Killen . Tim 50, 71 , 160, 161, 167.

Kinard, Angie 148.

Kinard, Duddy J4 , 1.37.

Kinard, Robin 161 .

King , Gary 148.

Kinney , Rochel J8, 84, 137, 142.

Kirk . Cooch Jeff 5.3, 86, 170, 181.

Kirkland, David 29, 102, 114.

Kiser, Mrs. Cynthia 40, 181, 196.

Kiser, Eugene 50, 155, 161.

Kitchens, Robin 161.

Kitchens, Sheila 161.

Knight. Cooch Joe 46, 47 , 181, 184.

Knowles, Condi 17, 161.

Korner. Jackie 20, 148.

Korner, Susan 148.

L Lambe rt Leona 27 , 36, 84, 85. 161.

164.

Lambert. Leann 102, 114, 131.

Lambert, Tomorho 90, 91 , 92. 97.

102, 114, 129, 131.

Loney , Mr. Jomes 167.

Loney , Jamey 17, 21 , 94, 148. 150.

Langham , M rs. Louise 181.

Longford, Ricky 28, 29.

Longford , Do 29, 46, 6J. Lonhom , Mike 36. 50. 161.

Lansdell , Susan 81. 1J7, 141.

Lashley , Donald 161 .

Lowler. Sobrino 1:37 .

LeCroy , Charles 161 .

LeCroy , Gory 148.

LeCroy . Mike 29, 46.

Ledbe11er. Melissa 161.

Ledbe11er, Shelley 17 , J6, 148. 155. lee. Orion 3. J6. 82. 1:37. 142.

Lee, Denno J8, J9, 84 , 1.37, 142, 170. lemming, Lisa J6, 150, 15J, 155.

Lemming . Lori 1:37, 1J8.

Lemming . Scoff 28, 29, :34, 102, 114.

Lester. Mondy 52, 5:3, 1:37, 141 .

Light , Gail J6, 148.

Li11le . Doniel 161.

Lloyd. Shone 46. 82, 148.

Locklear. Shawna 17. 20.

Long . Poul 1J7 .

Loveless. David 148. 154.

Loveless . Diane 17, 2.3, 161.

Lowe . Maurice 148.

Lyles. Stoey 60. 6J. 148.

M Madden, Melissa 36, 1J7 .

Modrie, Christie 149, 161.

Mallory, Sheri 20, 161.

Mallory, Sondra 20, 22, 149.

Marrin, Gr,..g 31, 149.

Massingill. Kandi 161.

Mosrer, Michelle 137, 1J8.

Mathis, Cathy 161. 162.

Mathis, Robbie 102, 114. 161 .

Mathis, Gregg 36.

Morhis, Sheila 1J7 , 146.

Mathis, Sherry 161.

Mo Hos, Chris 28, 137.

Maxwell. Mork 15, 46, 102, 115, 131.

Maynord, Tino 149.

Mazurek. Jim 9 , 50, 6J, 158, 161, 164, 168.

McClain, Susan 161.

McClinic. Jennifer 149, 15:3. 170.

McCord, Jamie J8, 46, 48, 68, 69, 70, 76, 79. 137. 141 , McCord, Tim '29, 1:37.

McCrickord, Tim 1.37 .

McDougal. Shaun 22. 161, 166.

McGinty, Phillip 2. Ja, 46, 102, 115, 131.

McHenry, Lachelle 28, 102, 115.

McKay. Jennifer 20, 22. 161.

McMahon, Trudy 149.

McRoy, Stephanie :35, 36, 149.

McWhorter, Carol 8, :39, 64, 65, 1J7 .

McWhorter. Mr. Dob 181 .

Meers. Tracie 28, 102, 115.

Melton, Hearher 20, 161 .

Merriman, Michael 149.

Millhollon, Steve 161.

Mills, Jeff 102. 115.

Mills. Jenny 17, 161 .

Mills. Lonnie 8 , 102, 115.

Minn. Mr. Phil 181 .

Mincey, Jackie 17, 36, J8, 84 , 161 .

Mincey, Jody 11, 23, 25 , J8. :39, 82, 83. 102, 115, 129, 131 .

Minshew, Nikki 10, 52, 1.37 .

Minter, Deon 6 , 29, 100, 102, 115, 131.

Minter, Ann 161.

Minter. Rosie 161.

Mize, Donna 29, 102, 116.

Mize, Misty 36, 161 .

Mize, Sean 102, 116, 149.

Mize, Shane 29, 46, 97 , 194.

Montgomery, Dione 14, 102, 116.

194.

Mooney, Chris JO, 89, 102, 116.

Moore, Amy 17, 24, 36, J8. J9, 84.

136, 137.

Moore, Drendo 161 .

Moore, Eileen 149.

Moore. Mrs. Mildred 176.

Morgon, David 2. 161 .

Morgon, Deonna 36, 102, 116.

Morgan, Mrs. Glendo 182.

Morgan, Melissa 17 , 149, 15J. Mores, Lisa J6, 161 .

Mulkey, Donny 149.

Mulkey, KKim 36, 72, 7:3, 84 , 149, 150.

Mull, Johnny 2.

Mull. Tommy 6, 29, 102, 116, 1J8.

Mullinax, Wendy 149.

Murphy, Terry 6J. Murphy, Todd 36, 40, 6J, 160. 161.

Murphy. Shannon 141.

N Nails, Henry 161, 168, 169.

Near, Al 21 , 162.

Nelson, Dwayne 1J7 .

Nelson, Kim 1J7.

Nelson, Shawn 162.

Neveils. Carl :31 , 137. 14J. Newberry, Dilly 29.

Newberry, Ted 29.

Newmon. Michael 24 , J8, 46, 58, 82. 137 , 141 .

Nichols. Shown 137.

Nicholson, Regino 20, 2:3, 162.

Nix, Steve 28, 14:3, 149.

Norman , Layne 17, 149.

North, Tonya JO, J8, 149, 15:3.

Norton, Christi 56, 57, 149, 188.

Nowlen, Pafli 149.

Nuckolls. Jeff 50, 162.

0 O ' Kelley . Mr. W . D. 57, 92, 182, 184.

O 'Kelley . Dill 28, 81, 100, 102, 116.

O 'Neol. Stacey 149, 164.

O 'Neal, Tony 10, 76, 77. 79. 96. 97 .

102, 116.

O 'Shea. Kelly 17, 97 . 136. 137 , 143.

Osteen , Corey 8 , 15. 38, :39. 46. 86, 98. 99, 102. 117, 127, 194.

Overby . Missy 29, JO. 102. 117 .

O verby , Showno 149.

Owens. Stacey 149.

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173, 194, 196, 198.

Pace . Rock 46, 50, 6:3, 162.

Podge11, Mrs. Sabrina 182.

Padgett. Ginger 20, 23, 162.

Padge11. Wa y ne 46, 137.

Pajor, Rhonda 149, 156.

Parker, Scarr 162.

Parker, Tomm y 17, 36, 162.

Parnell , Susan :39, 57 , 81. 1.37 .

Parr. Carmen 1J7 .

Patrick , Jason 86, 149, 15:3.

Patrick , Jason 86, 149. 15:3.

Petrick , Stephanie :39, 72, 73. 90, 91 , 93, 96. 102, 117 , 124, 128. 194.

Payne , Christi 149.

Pa y ne. Scarr JO, 162.

Payne, Rhonda 162.

Poynter . Janice 149.

Pa y ton . Mr. Gerald 46, 47 , 71. 182.

Peek , Michael 36. J8. 71. 182.

Peek , Teresa Ja, 39, 40, 57. 64, 65, 89, 137, 189.

Pegg . Drod 162.

Pegg . John 162.

Pegg , Mike J1 . 162.

Pendergrass, Robin 9, 2:3.

Pendergrass. Robin 25 , 102, 117 .

Pendley, Michelle 17, 162.

Perry , Angelo 149.

Peterson , Mrs. Joner 182.

Phillips, Mrs. Sharon 20, 22. 182.

Phillips , Michelle 162.

Phillips. Roger 29, 15J. Phillips. Stephanie 149.

Pilgrim , Cissy 149, 155.

Piper, Mrs. Debra 177.

Pills, Allison 17. 19, 97 , 138, 170.

Pi11s, Jim 39, 60, 82, 149.

Pope. David 33, 1J8.

Pope . Michael 3, 8 , JO, :34, 102, 117.

Pope . Rickey 162.

Popham , Korey :34, 46, 6:3. 82, 147 .

Powell. Morie 138.

Powell. Sherrie 36, 84, 147 . 150.

Presley , Scoflie 36, 46, 60, 162. 171.

Presley . Tino 24 , 40, 1J8, 189.

Price , Carlo 4, 14, 138.

Proctor, Floro 102, 118, 129.

Proctor. Leigh 17, 36, 149.

Proctor, Melody 162.

Proctor, Trey 1J8.

Proffirr. Eric 150.

Pruirr. Kevin 46, 47 , 6J. 1.38. 140.

Pruirr, Michelle J6, 75, 150.

Puckett, Mr. Rex 182.

Q Quinn , Debra 28, 102, 118.

Quinn . Tonya 36. 1J8.

R Rodne y, Russell 162.

Ragland. Dekki 17 , 150.

Raine, Derh 17, 72. 7:3, 138.

Rampley , Ginger 1, 138.

Rample y, Scott '29.

Roy . Gordon 162.

Roy . Louro 17, 24 , 134, 138, 141, 14J. Redden . Sharon 20. 162.

Redden , Tomm y 15.3.

Reed, Dorrell 162.

Reed. Rhonda 16, 16:3, 169.

Reeves. Tabitha 16J. Re y nolds , Cindy 150.

Reynolds , Louro 14. 25. 40. 102. 118, 129, 162. 189. 194, 196.

Re y nolds, Mork 28. 102. 118.

Re y nolds , Sobrino 16:3.

Rhode s. Amy 4, 27. J6. 55, 16J. Rice . Camille 20, 16J. Rickmon , Jeff 8 . 38, 39, 46, 49, 68, 69, 70, 82. 102, 118, 129, 193.

Richards. Fabian 50.

Ridgeway , Mork 46, 49. 71 , 150.

Rinker , Alicia 102. 118.

Rittenhouse. Joe 16.3.

Rittenhouse . Terry 16J. Roa ch. Tino 1J8.

Roon . Libby 6 , 8. 24 , 27 , :39, 64 , 65, 66. 80, 81 , 138.

Roberson , Daron 28, 34, 100, 138.

Roberson . Leslie J6. 156, 16:3.

Roberson , Michael 150.

Roberson , Robbyn J6, 57, 156, 16J,

164.

Pace , Pebbles 10, 27 , 40, 52, 5:3, 84 , 90. 91 , 92, 96, 98, 99, 102, 117,

Roberson , Shannon 17, J6, 16J. Roberts, Mark 46, 82, 150.

Robertson . Eddie 102, 118. 1J8.

Robin son , Angelia 36. 150.

Robinson , Donny 46. 6J. 82. 148, 150, 154.

Robinson , Edith 36. 38. 102. 118.

RochesIer. Kim 16. 17, 18, 102, 119.

Rog e rs, Je ff 150.

Ross. Sha nnon 17, :36. 16J. Ross. Suzanne J, 17. 21 , 22, 102, 119, 129, 187, 193.

Rowland. Keith 16, 17. 21 , 23, 138.

Ru sh, Tierra :39. 56, 57 , 64, 65. 66, 84 , 150.

Rush, Mrs. Tino 52. 182. 184.

Ru sk, Karla 17, 102, 119, 193.

s Saborio, Richard 16J. Sa borio. Scott 16:3.

Sadler, Jeff 129.

Salmon . Rand y 46, 150.

Salmon , Wendy 102, 119.

Sanford, Gina 17, 16J. Sorgenl . Tony 150.

Sartin . Lori 25, 40, 102, 119, 173, 189.

193. 196.

Scoggin s. Long 8 , 9, 102, 119.

Scoggin s, Michelle 8 , 102, 119, 1'29.

Scoggin s, Tara 150, 154.

Shafer, Ruth 20, 102, 119.

Shaffer , Morrhew :36. 16J. Shahan, Deck y 150, 154.

Sharpe . Greg 138.

Sharpe . Ti sha :36. 16J. Shedd, Cind y 166.

Shedd, Keith 50.

Shepard, Kim 17 , 36. 75, 16J. Shiflerr , David 16J. Shiflerr . Jeff 38. 46, 47 . 60. 76. 138.

Shiflerr , Lisa 4, 10, :39, 52, 5:3, 84 , 90, 91 , 92, 93, 102. 120, 193.

Shores. Jenny 18. 2:3. 138.

Sil ver, Tim 9 , 11, 20, 46, 50, 60, 158, 163.

Siniard , Christie 138.

Sinnock, Leslie 8 , 27 , :39. 84. 100,

138, 140.

Simm s, Missy 138.

Sisson , Jon 29, J4 , 102, 120.

Sizemore , Clo y 150.

Sledge, Todd 155.

Sloon , Teresa 29, 102, 120.

Smart, Morrhew J9, 46, 82, 150.

Smith , Cand y 150.

Smith , Down 150.

Smith , Dennis 150. 154.

Smirh , Helen 150. 15J. Smith , Jamie 20, 29. 36, 90. 91.

92, 102, 120, 128.

Smith , Pam 102, 120, 129.

Smith , Scotty 166.

Smith , Tommy 150.

Smith , Teri 24 , 138, 170.

Smith , Tracy 40, 56, 57, 64 , 65, 66. 81 , 100, 102, 120, 129, 173, 189. 193. 196.

Snapp, Dorr y 8 , 2:3, 138, 140.

Sontag . Christine 17 , :36, 16J, 169.

Southerland , Kelli 2:3, 38, 56, 57, 139.

Spears, Orion :36, 46, 50, 51. 158.

16J. Spears, Kristi 38, 102. 120, 1'29.

192.

Spronzo . Angela :36, 151, 155.

Spratling . Exer 154, 16J. Stager . Mrs. Doris J5, 18J. Stager . Josh 102, 120.

Stagg . Deverl y 36, 72. 7:3. 84. 85, 94, 151.

Stansell , Cindy 10. 52, 5J, 139.

Stansell , Keith 8 , 76, 96, 97 , 98, 99 . 102. 121, 123, 170.

Stansell , Teresa 10. 17, 151 .

Starling , Steve JO, 151 .

Stone . Ginger 17. :31 , :35, 151 .

Stone . John 1J9.

Srone , Teresa 9. 56, 57. 64, 66, 102, 121 . 123, 129, 192.

Storey . Lindo 20, 151 .

Store y. Chris 139.

Strickland, Michelle 16, 18. 24 , 39. 56, 57 . 84, 85, 139, 188.

Suites . Gene 161.

Suites . Stephanie 151.

Sullins , Dobby 14, 15, 2:3, J9, 6J, 139.

Sullins . Jennifer 151.

Sullins. Michelle 138, 1J9.

Summerbell. Mrs. Judy 18J. Sutton , Mark 16J.

Sutton, Tess J6, 151.

Swanson. Julie 17, 151.

Sweeton. Lisa 151 .

Swinford. Corio 55, 75, 97, 150, 151, 154.

Swinford, Down J6, 139.

Swopshire, Dilly 1, 139.

T Tonner. Mork 46, 151.

Tonner, Kim 29, 102, 121. 129.

Tore, Dee 163.

Tote, Rebecca 163.

Teal. Teresa 163.

Teat, Sherrie 38, 84, 85. 90, 91 , 92, 93, 102. 121, 129, 192.

Thomas, Alyssa 17, 35. 151.

Thompson, Dorrell 30, 138, 139, 142.

Thornton , D. J. 153.

Thornton, Vin J6, 16J. Tidwell. Tino 16J. Tolbert, Brett 23, 24, 46, 76, 77 , 138. 139.

Tolbert, Kelley 153.

Tolbert. Michelle 1. 23, 139.

Tolbert. Sean 30, 71 . 16J. Tolley, Teresa 102. 121.

Torres. Violet 17, 163.

Totherow , Cindy 17. J6, 163.

Tropp, Mrs. Monico 183.

Treglown . Michelle J6, 55, 163, 169.

Trott, Jennifer 16J. 169.

Trotter. Melinda 151. 155.

V Von Nest, Justin 139.

w Wade . Lita 128.

Wade . Mork 150. 151.

Waddell . Mike 164.

Waits, Oeth 164.

Waits, Donny 164.

Waits, Melissa 153.

Walts, Stanley 169.

Walker, Holey 40, 139, 143, 189.

Walker, Stephanie 8. 9, J6, 55, 164, 166.

Woll. Tommy 139.

Woller, Jennifer 23, 164.

Walls. Kim 8, 151.

Wolters. Mrs. Foye 183. 184.

Wore, Orion 17. 164.

Wore, Jim 34, 138, 139, 143.

Warren , Crystal 151 .

Watters . Gerogio 29, 164.

Watters . Jesse 151, 154.

Watters . Kim J6, 75, 94, 162, 164.

166, 168.

Weorhingron , Jamey 164, 166.

Weech , John 2. 96, 102, 121, 192.

Welchel, April 102. 121.

Welchel. Doniel 164.

Wells , Sherri 151. 154.

Western , Emily 36. 75, 151, 153.

Wholey, David 1, 29.

Wheor, Autumn J6, 55, 158, 164, 169.

Wheat. Chrystiol 10, 39, 40, 52. 89, 139, 189.

Wheeler, Angie 35, 151, 153.

Wheeler, Joe 164.

Wheeler, Katie 20, 164.

Wheeler, Kim 166.

Wheeler, Leigh Ann 164.

Wheeler, Lynn J6. 164.

Wheeler, Mono 151 .

Wheeler, Vickie 36, 164.

Whichard, David 36, 38, 39. 46, 49.

69. 81 . 138, 139, 170.

White . Dennie 164.

White , Dono 17, 21 , 151.

White, Mork 50, 164.

White, Julie 17, 151.

While, Julie 10, 38, 52, 53, 90, 91. 93.

102, 121. 128, 192.

White , Lisa 29, 31. 102, 122.

White , Porn 102, 122.

White, Terry 164.

Whorton , Lisa 164.

Wiggins, Lisa 36. 155. 164.

Wilder, Scott 68. 71, 146, 150, 151.

Wilhelmsson, Johanna 8, 36, 139, 140.

Wilkins. Doniel 151.

Williams. Duffy 151.

Williams. Lynn 28, 102, 122.

Williams. Phillip 21 . 164.

Williams. Rusty 16. J6, 102, 122, 189.

Willis, Jill 2, 25, 38, 56, 57 , 64, 65, 66. 81. 90. 91. 92, 93. 98. 99. 102, 122, 192.

Wilson , Jerry 151, 164.

Wilson, Neely 48, 162. 167, 168.

Wilson, Sandy 102, 122.

Wilson , Tonya 139.

Wingo, Kelley 24, 139.

Wise , Orion 102. 122.

Womack , Allen 8, 151.

Womack , Bradley 165.

Womack , Jimmy 156, 165.

Womack , Koren 165.

Womack, Melissa 29, 165.

Womack. Rondotl 165.

Womack, Reline 165.

Wood. Bryce 38. 46, 63, 151.

Wood, Chuck 30, 151.

Wood, Emily 14, 23, 57 , 139.

Wood, Sobrino 165.

Woodard, Louro 3. 4, 10, 27 , 36, 38,

52. 53, 84, 152, 162, 171.

Woodard , Oobby J6, 38, 46, 71 , 151.

154.

Woodard, Steve 60, 139, 141.

Wooten . Deborah 29.

Worsham , Wayne 50, 152.

Wright, Micheal 50, 165, 166.

Wright, Mr. David 7. 183.

Wright. Joey 50, 165.

Wright. Russell 29, 46, 82, 152.

Wright. Sandie 165, 166.

Wright, Todd 165.

Writtenhouse . Joe 30.

Writtenhouse. Terry 30.

Wyatt, Lisa 31 , 102, 122.

y Yarborough, Dyrece 17, 19. 27. 152.

Yarborough , Shelley 17, J6. 164.

165, 169.

Young , Darrell 60, 6J. Youngblood. Patrick 6, 28, 152.

Youngblood, Robbie 17. 22, 152.

z Zinck , Charles 153.