1989 The Dragon Yearbook

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The Dragons are on their way to the top, the very top.

Down in their little corner , they cheer the Dragons on.

Michelle Huether, Tonya Shore, and Stephanie Po

T. Shore, Co-Captain, K. Waters, T. Kemp, M. Treglown, Captain, A. Wheat, M. Huether, L. Lambert, L. Roberson, S. Popham, M. Lemming

this season start they so Pammy Rush Garrett and B Hight and Tif

y were searching for the girls had a slow h strong hitting from defense by Amanda pitching from Robin ragons to stand tall loyd Jr., Cartersville cing back , the Lady ith a 12·9 win.

Pammy Rush moves hurrie4Iy into position to make the catch

was very small, senior members.

The 1988 Girl's effort also in spite young, with few hopes for the me

R. Baliff, L. Lambert, K. Brumbelow, J. Graham, B. Kinard, F. Toole.

K. Freeman· stat., S. Presley, J. Spranza, D. Crumley , A. Moore, M. Tanner, B. Simms , A. Foy, M. Hall.

led in scori pts ./ game)

Crabbe , also Kelly and

Sthe Dragons were Fountain (11.3 ts./ game). Scott am in rebounds. high arching 3 the example of

Kevin Fountain shoots for two while being fouled by an Armuchee defender.

Dorsey Newman takes his best shot against Armuchee.

Leading sc Fisher. Pa bounder. T Ridgeway ,

tling the evening were led by six adership. Even , they continued s was Dana Joy the leading re· isted of Tracey Smallwood , #2

Lo oking for a fast break , Rob i n Hight waits for her pass

Tra ce y Dana , Pammy , Cand i, and Kathleen strive to play defense on Cartersville

During the Christmas Tournament few players were chosen to represent the all tournament team ; from P H S., Dana Joy Fisher received this fantastic award

T e state of Georgia ha tough com tition.

The wrestli g team ended the season with an 8·3 record Th team was led by 9 se iors, who had an overall reco d of 76·54. At the Wol erine Invitational the wrestle placed 7th out of 14 teams from Geor· gia , Alaba a, and Tennessee. At the Northwest Georgia To rnament the team plated 6th out of 13 teams.

Although t is year's team was dorninated by 9 sen· iors out of 3 weight classes, Coach Johnson was extremely eased with the J.V. performance . This team defini ely has future cham ions on it. Next year ' s team will be young, but the will be good and tough from their experience this eason .

Rock Pace and match. before their Rusty Blair prove PHS is NO. 1 by holding his ead high after defeating his opp t.

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Giving up only 4 touchdowns the 1988 J. V. Football tea had a triumphant s ason. The team put forth m ch f o t with a ason record of 6· 1. M. Davis led h 6 t uchdo ns. S. Treglown had the in rushing with 652 yards e ree passes and of on o e interceptions. t year coach PHS, feels this than t

The dragons make a successful punt sending their opponents back behind the line of scrimmage.

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Everyones ouldcareaboutJ.V. Playing Junior Var· sity makes II the difference in the world. The J.V. teams are t Varsity teams of to orrow. As an old saying goe , practice makes pe feet."

The J .V. B ys were ied In scoring y Rusty Mansell and Lee M rrls. Oabe Goggins lell the team in re· bounding vid Drew and Jonath , n Price, both late additions t also play well toward the end of the ear.

The J V. G rls show much prom years Cath Chester and Christi with the Va slty this season. Cath leading sco er for the J.V. Girls.

e for upcoming ek played along Chester was the

Christi Peek shoots a free throw while her team mates charge the lane for a rebound Crissy Roberson chases after a loose ball.

Misty Brownlow, Misty Mathis , Tiffany Clark , Julie Smart , Crissy Roberson, Kendra Jackson, Stephanie Brock, LeighAnn Lumpkin, Debbie Whaley, Tonya Goss, Jennifer Smart , Jennifer Caldwell , Gina Price , Robin Baliff, Cathe Chester , Coach Hall.

Shane Knott, Ryan Edwards, Lee Morris, Tommy Helton , Rusty Mansell , Chris Wright , Gabe Goggins, Jacob Hughes, Shane Ledbetter, Coach Jones

each school year. a tradition. In talk· have come a long bobbie socks. To· leading and also it

1988 89 Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders

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"My fondest me yof Coach him looking at me, scratching Little Man.' Then again he s that s."

" I've had the privilege of playing Little League, Colt League, High School Baseball and High School Football for Coach Gilbreath, but I have also have had the opportunity to Coach with him I've learned more about baseball, coaching, people, and life in general than if I played for him 100 years. Never in my life have I seen one individual give so much to a community."

Coach Farrar

Quotes from Coach Gilbreath by Coach Knight

1. " If you ' re going to be a ball player, you've got to dress like one."

A famous statement Coach Hunnicutt remembers:

"He always addressed me as a player as 'Hey, Honey,' we got the 'honey'."

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. " Knight you're putting grey hairs in my head ."

3. " Son , you run like a wounded giraffe. "

4. " When the battle starts , the players with char· acter are like cream, they rise to the top."

Our journey back in time would not be complete without a special " thanks " to Coach Gilbreath for his continued dedication to Pepperell schools

"One thing that I remember about Coach Gilbreath is that he has always been present for school activities , sports, and other pro· grams.

In sports, he took a positive approach. I remember his telling his players, including me, that they were good enough to win."

Mr. Johnston

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ver since 1951 he has ciated with tion in Lin· dale. Fo e was head Football a P~pperell I oach at been sele •ted Five ti es Georgia's aseball Co ch as of the Year. ''

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Baseball

Opp . PHS

Coosa 3 11 Chattooga 12 5

Coosa

4 11

Football

Softball

Calhoun 6 20 Opp. PHS Opp. PHS

Adairsville 14 20 Fannin County 7 27 Cartersville 14 7

Rockmart 0 3 Adairsville 10 7 Cartersville 11 6

Central 4 11 Model 0 25 Coosa 8 4

Darlington 4 7 N W Whitefield 27 12 Coosa 21 16 Cartersville 5 8 Cartersville 10 14 Rockmart 3 4 Haralson 8 6 East Rome 20 7 Rockmart 5 3

Rockmart 19 12 Coosa 0 13 Haralson 6 4

Darlington I 8 4 Darlington 20 13 Haralson 7 6

Central 8 13 Haralson Co 7 12 Darlington 9 12 Haralson 5 7 Rockmart 35 19 Darlington 18 2

Cartersville 0 4 Coosa 13 11

Rockmart 6 8 Adairsville 10 9 Adairsville 1 9 Adairsville 4 1

Wrestling

Coosa

Varsity Wrestlers Team Records

Edward Park

East Rome

Model

West Rome

Adairsville

Robby Silvers

Girls BasArmuchee

Joe Dowdy

Todd Murphy

Ronnie Byrd

Jeff Woodard

Jimmy Mazurek

Steve Millhollan

Tim Killen

Todd Wright

Greg Dutton

Kevin Hunt

Rock Pace

Student Council

Student Council was one of the most important organizations at P.H.S. this year. Over the intercom every day dur· ing homeroom a different member said the pledge of allegiance They worked throughout the year to foster school spir· it and to increase student participation in school activities This past year Stu· dent Council sponsored Homecoming Week, Blood Drive , and Freshmen Orien· tation They sold class shirts and spirit buttons at the beginning of the year and raised over 600 dollars in the spirit chain contest Student Council's Advisor is Mr 1 s Sandra Cooper. She helps them to encourage , excite , and motivate stu· dents to their full potential.

Mrs Cooper is the Student Council adv i sor.

Council

Amy Rhodes has been in Student Council for four years

This is Kenneth Graves ' first year in Student Coun · cil.

Holly Cooper thinks the Homecoming decorations look great!

Cathe Chester and Leanne Lumpkin comfort Stac y Couch at the Blood Drive

Leslie Roberson thinks being in Student Council is great.

Torie Shore , Jenny Sartin and Kathy Robinson are all juniors in Student Council.

Seniors Ken Hutchins

Tonya Kemp

Sophomores Karla Brumbelow Secretary Cathe Chester Holly Cooper Scott Crabbe Christy Peek

Freshmen Tommy Helton

Leanna Lumpkin

Jennifer Smart Treasurer Julie Smart Debbie Waley

Leana Lambert waits nervously as the nurse takes blood

Gordon Ray donates blood at the blood drive.

Tonya Kemp is overjoyed because she is a mem · ber of the Student Council.

John Baker and Mike Peek try to laugh off their nervousness at the blood drive.

Debbie Whaley is treasurer of the Student Council.

Leana Lambert President Amy Rhodes Leslie Roberson

Juniors Kenneth Graves Andrew Moore Kathy Robinson Jenny Sartin Vice President Torie Shore

Leana , the president of the Student Council , discusses the plans about Homecoming with Ken Hutchins

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was under advisement of Coach John· son. The club was not just for athletes, but for other members of P.H.S. that be· lieve in the Christian faith as well. This year they sponsored the Christmas can food drive and raised money for the members to go to FCA camp.

Christian Council

Christian Council was one of the most popular clubs at P.H.S. this past year. Throughout the year they helped the needy and elderly families by collecting can foods, clothing, and sending them Christ· mas cards. Mrs. Bennett was the

Some members wait for their speaker to begin.

Randy Johnson is the club advisor.

Members of FCA listen to their advisor.

During the film a group of guys lean back and relax.

Everyone gets quiet while waiting for the film to start.

Members wait to be dismissed. advisor.

Members gather in Mrs Bennett ' s room for their first meeting

Mrs Bennett , the advisor , speaks to the club.

In their second meeting the group has to move to a bigger room, due to the large turnout.

4-H

The 4·H club has been at Pepperell High School for many years. This past year they visited nursing homes, attended Na· tional 4·H Week, and District Project Achievemnet. Mrs. Eckroat was the ad· visor.

AIASA

AlASA (The American Industrial Arts Student Association) was an active club at P H S this year. They were in charge of building our new water heater and many other helpful projects . Mr. Eckroat was the advisor.

Mr. Eckroat is the advisor of AIASA

Members of the AIASA club enjoy the meeting.

Barbara Carter is the speaker during this meeting.

Greg Deems listens to Mr. Eckroat during a club meeting.

Members discuss plans for the building of the water heater.

The Future Farmers of America have been very active this past year. They sold poinsettias and fruit for fundraisers. They competed in contests; judging nat· ural resources and land. They also went to a state convention representing our district. Mr. Harris was the advisor.

IC': FHA

The Future Homemakers of Amer· ica was a very important club at P.H.S. It gave the students the skills required to make a home for themselves and their families when they get older. The advisors were Mrs. Glover and Mrs Whit· ley.

Marcie Gore is happy to be a member of FHA.

Mrs Glover helps out some students

Friends in the club talk about the meeting.

Members prepare to hear Priscilla Fox speak.

Michelle Pope smiles for the camera.

VICA

Mr. Puckett led VICA through a very ac· tive year. The officers were president Chad Doyle, vice-president Jennifer Starcher, secretary Stacy Brunson, treasurer Michelle Jackson . Some of the successful fund raisers were the Christmas dance and turkey sales.

VOCA

VOCA is the Vocational Opportu· nities Club of America. Students who have vocational skills were eli· gible to join this organization. The students competed with other VOCA students all over the state. They also were active in communi· ty projects and in school. The advi· sor was Coach Knight.

VICA sponsors a float in the Homecoming Parade.

Caoch Knight is the advisor.

Michelle, Stacy, and Jennifer decorate for the Christmas Dance.

Mr. Puckett is the advisor of VICA.

Kelli, Traci, and Tara think of ways to decorate the lunchroom.

Officers of VICA preside over a meeting Members of VOCA

Chorus

Chorus is a class that met five days a week They were in Rome's Christmas parade and our Homecoming parade. They also performed during Heritage Holidays. They participated in Ensemble, a choral·ratir:ag competition. The Chorus worked toward improving their sight-reading ability and their vocal techniques

The Show Choir is an extracurricular group that met once a week after school. They performed for various groups and elementary schools around Floyd County They also performed during Heritage Holidays Their programs contained spiritual , pop , jazz, and modern music Mr. Malone directed and cho r eographed the dances To be in the Show Choir the members had to audition and show commitment and excellent vocal abilities

Melanie Flemester and Janice Crumley enjoy be· ing in the chorus Show Choir

These chorus members take a break during their melody· making.

Mr. Kam Malone is the chorus and the show choir director.

Shari Mallory and Tara Baldwin express their feel · ings through singing

Relaxing their vocal cords, Julie Treadaway and Barbie West , take a short break.

Amy Bannister, Martha Boggs , Shari Mallory , and Shannon Jones enjoy being in the Show Choir.

IMary Boggs, Karen Roland, and Michelle Moriarty practice for their upcoming show.

Renae Bradford , Ginger Padgett , and Bran· dy West create beautiful music together.

Becky Howard and Jennifer McKay sing and dance but don't do windows!

John Moore looks over the songs before practice.

Band

1988 was a very active year for the Dragon Band. They participated in The Superbowl of Sounds and two other band competitions. They were in Rome's and Cave Spring's Christmas Parades. In April of 1989 the band traveled to Washington D.C. and played on the Capitol steps. Mr. Moody is the band director. This is his second year at PHS.

The PHS Dragon Band leads off the Homecoming parade.

Jeannie Kendrick shows that band members have spirit too!

These three band members show off their saxophone style during half·time.

Everybody takes a break during band class.

Mr. Moody, the band director, takes a short break during practice to smile for the camera

After their spectacular performance , the band marches off the field in a dignified and impressive manner.

Shawn Davis shows off his trombone style

These band members give it their best during half-time

These band members relax after playing at half· time

Band

The 1988 Drum Majorette, Shannon Ross

During the bands performance, Sheree Clayton waves her flags to the beat.

The Colorguard gives a routine while the band per· forms. Band

Instruments blaring, the band gives us an awe· some half-time performance.

Some of the band members goof-off before prac· tice.

Michelle Fortner gives us a long stride and a toot on her horn.

Band class is a real attention-getter.

During the pep rally , the band gives a great performance to show their spirit.

The band performs "Surfin USA " during halftime.

The 1988 Dragon Band

Tracy Cordle changes flags during the perfor· mance

Kim Sheppard, Jennifer Trott, and Gina Sanford take a break during practice.

"Ice Castles" is one of the most popular songs our band performs.

Two winds team up with brass

Keith Sheppard says , "We've got the Beat! "

Performing " Doo Dah " is always fun for the band

The band gives PHS 110%!

Practice Makes Pert ect

The majorettes have had an unforgettable season this year. They attended summer camp at the University of Alabama last June, where they were the winner of the all around spirit Baton. They also attended 3 competitions

this fall and received all superior ratings and first place in class. The life of a majorette was not as glamorous as it may seem, much practice and hard work went into each performance.

Leanne Shiflett captain

Jill Barker

Kay Cox co-captain

Kim Gaines

The 1988 Pepperell Majorettes

Tracy Cordle

Sheree Clayton

The Guardians of Color

The PHS Colorguard sported new uniforms this year. A short white skirt and a white body suit decorated with gold sequins enhanced the band's appearance For the past five years the colorguard has received straight superior ratings in competition A new look teamed with skillful drills created a marching season that will not be forgotten

The Colorguard precedes the band in the Homecoming parade.

Top Jennifer Trott, Allison Taylor , Angie Loveless , Sara Hardy, Renae Lovvorn, Gina Sanford , Crissy Johnson , Alida Curry; Bottom Shawn Hyde, Christine Sonntag, Kim Shepard, Tiffany Whitefield , Erica Pendley, Tonya House , Jenny Mills , Tina Ward , Hope Hennon , not pictured : Krista Barton

Journalism

The Journalism Staff is an important club at P.H.S. They are the editors and reporters of our school's newspaper, " The Golden Torch." The paper features several of the activities that occur around school , and extracurricular ac· tivities The Journalism Advisor is Mrs. Tina Rush Janie Bunch reviews her final copy

Kendi Gold and Amy Banister pose for the camera dur i ng a short break

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Marie Elfving is glad to be a part of the newspaper staff

Charlene Cherry describes how the newspaper is printed to Denita Bagley

Al Near and Tracey Rridgeway work to get their copy in on time

Mrs Rush is thrilled that the newspaper has finally been finished

John Spranza and Ni c ole Belcher look on with An· gel Wyatt as she types.

FBLA

Members are as follows : Kristie Bing , Jennifer Caldwell , Lance Davis, Daniell Desomer , Jessica Garrett , Mandy Hen· dricks, Doug Hice , Angela Jordan, Robin Kinard , Angel Loveless , Robin Pender· grass , Michelle Phillips , Brian Ross, Lynn Spratling , Amy Terry, Autumn Wheat , Leigh Ann Wheelery , Tiffany Whitfield , and Lisa Whorton

Cindy Howard , Lee Phillips , and Lisa Whorton lis· ten to the advisors.

Elisabeth Barnes and Robert Finley are the advi · sors of FBLA

Angela Jordan , Cindy Howard, and Angel Loveless enjoy the FBLA meeting.

Robin Pendergrass likes being a part of FBLA.

Members of FBLA vote on officers

Mandy Hendricks is a senior at PHS

Friends in FBLA talk after the meeting is over.

Science Club

The Science Club had an interesting and exciting year. During club meetings they watched labs and videos dealing with science. They resurrected the old Drag· on to "Haunt the Rebels" during the Homecoming Parade, and sold candy in the spring to go to Six Flags.

Coach Kirk performs an experiment during a club meeting

Karen Rowland and Charlie Collins pose for the camera.

Jeff Kirk is the Science Club Advisor.

This is the Science Club's 19}38 Homecoming float.

The Science Club resurrected the old Dragon to haunt the Rebels. Tommy Gladney, President; Mark Sutton , Vice-President ; Lynne Garrett, Secre· tary; Lane Chandler , Treasurer

One Act Play

On November 18, One Act Play per· formed " The Marriage". The play was about a newlywed couple and the action centered around an argument between them Ashley Blalock was the assistant director and Mary Boggs was in charge of lighting and make-up. Mrs. Higgins was the director.

Charlene, as the Announcer, bring the play to a close after Sarah {Amy) and Tom (Freddie) are reunited.

Mrs. Higgins is the Advisor of One Act Play Martha, Amy, Jennifer, and Chris practice a challenging scene.

The three emotions provoke Sarah ' s anger at Tom

Bitterness and Unforgiveness trys to stir up trouble between Tom and Sarah. In the final scene, Unforgiveness (Jennifer) and Bitterness (Martha) plead their innocence.

The hustle of activity in the art room sixth period was quite a sight to behold. Tension and panic arose as the staff braced themselves for those 5 dreaded deadlines. Much research went into the planning of the theme "Back in Time in '89". The addition of the mini mag sec· tion was a first for The Dragon.

The yearbook staff consisted of 17 hard working dedicated students who were willing to take responsibilities. They were students whose interests were in the school as a whole. The realization o the staff's accomplishments came dur· ing yearbook day which was a big day for the staff as well as the school.

Ronda and Kris are ready for a hard day ' s work in yearbook

Jennifer is ready to pull her hair out because she has to draw her layout over.

Autumn takes a break from typing copy to have her picture taken.

Tonya is exhausted from drawing her layout!

Our yearbook artist , Kevin , works diligently to fin · ish his drawing by the deadline

The 1988-89 Yearbook Staff.

Jenny and Michelle look through pictures for the sports section.

Janie groups senior picures together for a layout.

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Advisor · Mrs. Pat Gilbreath Editors-in-Chief Copy · Janie Bunch Layout · Michelle Treglown

Academics

Editor · Robin Hight Martha Boggs Ads

Editor · Stacy Couch Marie Cohen (Photographer)

Clubs

Editor · Agnes Brookshire Tommy Gladney Tonya Shore

Senior Section Editor · Ja'1ie Bunch Ronda Reid

Sports Editor · Michelle Treglown Autumn Wheat Jenny Sartin

Student Life Editor · Kathleen Smallwood Kevin Jones (Artist)

Underclassmen

Editor · Jennifer Jones Jennifer Waller Kris Freeman

Marie, our photographer, finally lets someone else do the picture taking.

J.J thi n ks about the hard work ahead

Agnes and Tommy work on layout for the club section.

Kathleen searches through pictures for the Miss Pepperell layout.

Robin , Martha , and Stacy are happy that they reached the deadline

Mrs. Pat Gilbreath is the advisor of the Yearbook Staff for the third year.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Student Council Future Homemakers of America

Future Farmers of America

Thespian

Vocational Industrial Clubs of America

American Industrial Arts Students Association

Science

Future Business Leaders of America

Vocational Opportunities Clubs of America

Congratula· tions! Who would ever be · lieve the little girl who missed more days than she went her first two years would grow up to love school so much!

Love , Mom and Daddy

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We are proud of you and we love you. You are a joy

Love , Mom and Dad

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Congratula· tions Dana Joy! We are proud of you

Love, Mother and Dad

CathH .ffiathis

Best Wishes! We love you and hope that you have nothing but happiness in your life May God bless you

Love , Daddy , Mother , Chris , and Diann

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You are a won· derful daugh· ter and a great drum major Best of luck in the future

Love , Daddy , Mama, Suzanne, Jason , and Shelly

We are very proud of you Always pon· der the path of your feet, and let all your ways be estab· lished Do not turn to the right or the left; remove your foot from evil, and be safe

Love , Jody , Mom and Dad

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Congratula· tions! You ' ve made us very proud! The world will be a challenge for you. We can only ask that you always do your best and be happy in whatever you may choose to do We love you! Mom and Dad

Yeaaaaa!!! We made it! We are so proud of you and love you. "25".

Mommy and Daddy

We're so proud of you! You now face the greatest test of life Al· ways look to God for the an· swers and you'll come out a winner!

Love , Mom and Dad

Jackie OJinceH

Scottie 'l'resle

Congratula· tions Scottie! We love you more than words can say . You have brought sun· shine and laughter into our lives May God bless you and be with you the rest of your life We are so proud of you. Love , Daddy, Mother , and Shane

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Lisa 'Renae Wnorton

Keep smiling Lisa! The world lights up when you smile Thanks for always be· ing there for me I will al· ways be there for y ou. Lov· ing Congratula tions ,

Mother and Tommy

'Graci (l)otlock

You have al· ways made us proud of you. We love you and hope you always have the very best throughout your life

Daddy , Mama , Eddie , and Todd

Jennifer , In our eyes you will always be our " sweet lit· tie girl" who we love and will always cherish We are so very proud of you

We love you , Mom and Dad

You have been a bundle of joy growing into a beaut i · ful young lady We are proud of you as you take another step in life We love you and wish you the best always.

Mom, Dad , Kim , and Carter

You started drumming at six months of age and you haven't stopped yet! We love you and we are proud of you Congratula· tions!

Mom , Dad , Shawn , and Clay

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Scotty , you have filled our home and our lives with so much happi· ness. You're a very special person and we're so proud of you

We love you ,

Mom , Daddy , and Becky

It seems like only yester · day that you came into our lives Now here you are all grown·up and graduat· ing We are so proud of you

With all our love and prayers ,

Mother , Dad , and Joey

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and OJicnelte Garrett

We want you to know al· ways : We love you No mat· ter what you do , how you think , what you say , you can depend on our support , guidance , friendship, and love!

Mom and Dad

Candi , you ' re a wonderful daughter. Dearer than words can ex· press . You're thoughtful and helpful and loved much more than you guess This message is coming with affection you ' ve had from the start, and a wish for what· ever you wish for whatever is dear to your heart! We love you!

Kay, Mom , Cathe , Cissi

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We are proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad , Ryan and Kelley

Congratula· tions Janie! May you al· ways have the best life has to offer. We love you always Mom , Dad, Brian and Jacki

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Adventurous , and uninhibit· ed, you al· ways did what you believed was right , no matter what anyone else thought. We love you and respect you. We are proud to be your parents

God Bless You , Momma and Daddy

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You have al · ways brought joy to our lives May you always be as successful as you have been in school. We are very proud of you and we love you! May God bless you

Mom , Dad , Steven , Mama , Janice

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We are proud of you You have filled our life with love and happiness for a 11 these years I will al· ways think of you as my lit· tie "Copper· noggan ". We will always love you. Love ,

Mama and Granny

Best Wishes and God bless all your ef· forts and ac· complish· ments We love you very much Mom and Dad

Congratula· tions " Bean· ie "

We love you Mom , Daddy, Jason, Brother and Susan

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You ' re every · thing we hoped for! We're proud of you and love you very much

Mother, Daddy, and Tamatha

Stephonie U1alker

Even though you are all grown up we still have all our beautiful memories of your child· hood . You are our special daughter and we are so proud of you . We'll always be here for you. May God Bless you always .

We love you. Mom , Dad , Danny and Corey

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The light in your eyes, the smile on your face has made our home a hap· pier place Your past will be cherished! Your future will shine! Congratulations! We love you! It's 1989. Mom, Dad , Marcie, Tim

0) 'G [, Congratula· tions Kelli!

We knew you could do it!!

'Brian Ware

Brian, We are proud of you!

Love, Dad , Mom, Darian and Regina

Over the years you have devel · oped a skill of "sewing " your way out of things. You have finally sewn your way out of high school. Now it's time for you to cut out your own pattern. We wish you all the luck in the world . We love you . Mama , Daddy, Pam and Buddy sCA----

Love, Mom , Dad and Kirk

Congratula · tions! A wish from us and a hope from God that all your dreams become reali· ties.

We love you , Paw-Paw and the fam ily

Congratula· tions! We love you

Mama , Kellie and Doyal

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Well son , you 're taking your last steps through childhood on your way to being a young adult Keep the determina· tion you 've al· ways had and you will have all you want in life We love you

Mom , Dad and Crandel

Mom , Dad and Holly

Congratula· tions! We are proud of you and your ac· compl i sh· ments We wish you the very best that life has to of· fer We love you.

fRobb 1'oole

Son, it is great to have a son like you Good luck with all your endevors in life We love you

Love , Dad , Cher y l , and girls

fRobin {Ciss ) 'Kinard Congratula· tions to our beautiful daughter You ' ve come a long way in such a short time. We love you and are so proud to be your family.

Mama , Daddy , Buddy , Betsy, and Jon

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In 1971 , you were our " Baby of the Year " In 1989 , you ' re our " Young Lady of the Year ". Follow your dreams and always be as proud of yourself as we are of you

Love , Mom and Dad

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Lane Chandler

Congratula· tions Lane! We love you and are very proud of you .

'Gim 'Killen

Wherever your future takes you , re· member who you are and where you came from May all your dreams come true.

Love , Mom and Dad

'Kristi Evans

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Cindy , We ' re so proud of you.

Love , Mom and Dad

Love , Mom , Dad , Britt , Kip , and Heather

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Stephen, from a special child to a special young man , we have watched your personal and academic achievements with great pride. Your future is bright. You have our love but you also have our re· spect.

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Congratula· tions , You ' ve made it to the top. We are very proud of you for your success.

Love, Dad , Mom , Kevin , Wayne , Ronda , and Drew

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Joe 1'owdH

Congratula· tions Son , you ' ve earned it! We are so proud of you We know these last twelve years must seem like ages , but for us we don ' t know where the time went. You are a special young man with special qualities God bless you son We love you , Mother , Dadd) and Billy

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Visible Changes

Maple Road, Lindale 232-7700

Ellen Smith, Diane Kelly , Donna Kelly , and Kathy Hames

Kim Waters ·

When you were born we held you in our arms and you always smiled with your big eyes wide open and full of love You were such a beautiful , good , sweet baby We have watched you grow into a beautiful young lady and we have felt your excitement for life As your parents , we burst with pride as we realize that our dreams for you have come true. We are proud of you and we love you dearly.

Love , Mom , Dad and Brian

Charles Burkhalter

Brad Burkhalter

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