text: 1994 i^ Thomas Carr Howe High School 4900 Julian Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46201 Yesterday's Wishes 2Af heme I I 1 Tomorrow's Dreams Thonic/3 Yesterday 's Dreams / Tomorrow 's Wishes As students entered the doors of Howe, many knew not what the future had in store for them. They entered with a head full of wishes from yes- terday and aspirations for their tomorrows. The next step was preparing themselves to meet the challenges involved. Before Howe, they might have wished for such things as a bicycle; now they wished for such things as meeting a guy or a gal, attending the prom, hav- ing other types of fun, doing well in school, and going to college. As they changed and matured in high school, their wishes of yesterday became their memories of yesterday. Their dreams of tomorrow will someday also be realized and become their wishes of yester- day. Above: The seniors of Thomas Carr Howe High School look into the future as they walk down the aisle. Below: While trying to get an education, students learn to deal with having no water for a couple of hours when a fire hydrant was hit and knocked out Howe's facilities. Middle: Juniors Brandon .Spratt and Dennis Bratt get set for a career in the military. 4/Theme Opposite Page Middle; Brad Jones crams are important in life. s down his nutritious lunch. Good eating habits Opposite Page Bottom Right: English teacher, Mr. Dale Dinkens. knows keeping an eye on students is important to helping them learn disciphne tor their future success. Above: Seniors Stephanie Harris and Brandy Freeman are having lots of fun playing a game of Heads or Tails. Top Right: Seniors Mike Tieman and Carrie Deeter gaze intently into each other's eyes while thinking of their future together. Left: Students Johanna Jackson and Farrah Rooncs learn to serve others. Themc/.'> Top Right: Making friends with law enforcement can be quite informative: Gina Bixler discovers this when she encounters Security Guard Grooms. Left: Marvin McGregor gets adxice from Mr. Michael Bryant and Mr. Edward Murrell. Above: Ernie Hicks thinks. "Milk does the bodv sood.'" 6/7hemc Below: Dealing with modern-day technology will prepare Glen Schmidt and James Turner for the future. Right: Learning about reproduction for future references, Mike Condon and Jennifer Combs watch eggs hatch into chicks. Bottom Left: Students get pepped up at the pep rally for Homecoming. Learning social behavior is a part of high school. Bottom Right: Jessica Poynter, Barbara Parks, and Kenneth Parran prepare breakfast for their class. They should be able to cook in the future. home/? Left: Mr. Frank Tout retired as Principal of Howe after forty years of dedicated service to the students of this school. Others must now take over for him to help stu- dents realize their dreams. Below: Amanda Clontz, Chris Archer, Michael Patter- son, Kyle Wallace. Richard Deanh. Mike Griffin, and William Collins make use of marketable talents in art class. Bottom Left: Rosemary Bailey took this picture and de- veloped it in her Library Experience class, thus prepar- ing her for a valuable skill if she chooses to use it. Bottom Middle: Catherine Gleason looks as though she is pepped up for the rally. This activity allows for the learning of leadership qualities. Bottom Right: Lenise Muse and Maurica Thompkins re- view the SAT Handbook in Government. Y E S T E R D A Y' S W I S H E S 8/Theme Tomorrow 's Dreams Left: Cheryl St. Lawrence and Rebekah Meek work on the computers in the library, learning technical advance- ments necessary for careers in the twenty-first century. Middle Left: Ms. Francis Valentine, secretary to the principal and office manager, is a slendid role model for students with similar futures in mind. Middle Right: Students sit back and listen at the assem- bly. Learning manners in a public place is important for their tomorrows. Bottom Left: Fort Benjamin Harrison gives students a close-up view of a helicopter. Andy Woodard, military personnel, Debra Skates, Keisha Cooper, Charles Ad- ams, and Christy Burke benefit from the demonstration. Bottom Right: Teachers guide students for their futures. Lisa McDonald, cheerleader sponsor, gives assistance to Lorita Hill. llicmc/') Student lO/Student Life Art Students often create to show off their skills or to share an experience with others. The Art De- partment offers opportunities for students to sharpen their creative skills. There are many clas- ses offered in the Art Department. These are Ce- ramics, Craft Design, Basic and Advanced Art. Commercial Art, and the department also plans to have a course in Computer Graphics in the future. No longer does the department offer Art Appre- ciation and Jewelry. The department suffered a loss this year when Mrs. Pamela Denny-Rohrbach suddenly left to join the Key Magnet "Renaissance" School. In her place came a new teacher, Ms. Lisa Mc- Donald. Ms. McDonald was a welcomed member to the department. Students sometimes use their skills and talents from art classes to enter contests, such as the Scho- lastic Regionals and the "500 Festival of Arts." Howe students often bring honor to Howe in these. The Art Department exists so that students can explore various art activities, find out what op- portunities are in art, and entertain themselves for their own enjoyment. Tracey Quarles Top Left: These students were a part of a class that was eliminated because of a change in the faculty. The faculty member was later reinstated and the class was again created. Aaron Springer works hard on his jewel- ry in this class. Top Right: Ronald Palmer gets a drawing lesson from Mr. Lynch. Middle: Ryan Adams expresses his school spirit on a well-made poster in art. Right: Tommy Martin is using his cutting skills in art. Abo\e: VVilliain l);i\is thinks hard as he cuts his paper for art. Art/ll Business The Business Education Department provides the skills needed for the twenty- first century. The department offers ac- counting, keyboarding, computer training, typing, business law, office procedures, record keeping. Marketing Education, and Cooperative Office Education. Shorthand was not offered this year because not enough students signed up for it. Two new classes existed in the depart- ment this year. The first class was in com- bination with the freshman families. The first semester of this class was Introduc- tion to Keyboarding taught by Mrs. Patri- cia Aman for five weeks for each of three groups. The second semester of this class taught by Mrs. Debbie Bare ford was Life Skills; each of the three groups spent time in this class. The second new class to the department was the team teaching of Mrs. Bareford and Mr. Dave Stewart in Busi- ness Management/Entrepreneurship and Economics/Government. New also in the department was the up- grading of IBM programs to 3. 1 Windows in the computer classes. Samanthia Tingler Above: Jennifer Masters and Melissa Loveless look as though they're really getting into their work. "Bad day girls?" Top Left: Cassandra Graves, Veronica Eldridge. and Amy Smith, "positioned correctly." of course, spend another day practicing their typing skills. Top Right: Jamie Bohannon and Cynthia Foley listen to what Mr. John Skene says that would be important to them in the future. Middle: Leigha Woodson, Julie Bridges. Amy Dean, and Cherish McKinney practice business skills that are sure to assist them in later life. Right: Paulina DeVore, Dianna Bennett, and Dale Kord take advantage of their free class time to discuss the day's gossip. 12/Business English Below: Jason Chapman, Amy Bennett, and Allison Kin- ney discuss their group project. Middle Right: April Davidson and Jenny Sims gather information for their senior English class' oral report. This year was an eventful year for the English De- partment. Mr. John Ervin retired and was replaced by Miss Mary Bancroft. Mr. Joe Vollmer came back to join the staff and was welcomed by all. At the beginning of the year much confusion was created by extra teachers' schedules where no teacher exist- ed and by overcrowded classes. Students were moved in and out of classes at the beginning of the year, and some spent some unstablizing times with substitute teachers. Ms. Betsy Morse, who worked with the over-aged middle school students, was a new face in the department as well as Ms. Jada Ur- quhart who was hired on to teach part of a schedule. Families for freshmen created a little havoc until social studies, math, and English teachers were able to work out the bugs in the combined program of these disciplines. English joined in more Tech Prep projects working with and combining math, science, and special education. American Studies and previ- ously created Tech Prep classes continued to work for students. The department created minimum standards to be reached by every student at each level of English. These standards were based on the school's "four essential skills" that all Howe students should be able to demonstrate — problem solving; gathering, processing, and managing information; integrating information and skills; and using interpersonal skills. Each English teacher received a welcomed Mac- intosh computer for the classroom. The program on the computer was Claris Works. Updating the tech- nology was difficult for some, but not an insur- mountable problem. Keeping the keyboard and the mouse in the room was a greater problem with some "sticky fingers" around. Right: Taeonna Willis and Lenise Muse compare notes in their work. Above: Keith Caldwell and Debra Skates use team work to find answers. Right: James Cole, Brandy Bowen, Nakita Clanton, David Nelson, Amanda Young, Derrick Horrall. and Maurica Thompkins wait patiently for Mrs. Jatinder Singh's sophomore class to begin. Hnszlish/I.i Foreign Language Howe welcomed a few new foreign ex- change students this year. In addition to the two African students, the school has students from Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Switzerland, and New Zealand. Clubs are an active part of foreign lan- guage. Dan Stanley is heading the German Club. Clubs for French and Spanish are run by Jody George. Swiss foreign exchange student Isabelle Due and senior Jenny Sims taught French at middle schools this year. Also Jason Chap- man spent four weeks in France, a wonderful experience for any French student. A new teacher. Dr. Bonnie Fisher, came to Howe this year to teach the second year Latin students. Howe lost its former Latin teacher, Doyne Swinford, to another school. Heidi Wurster Top: Advanced French students, Jason Chapman, Man- dy Steffey, and Lindsay Russo, concentrate on what Ma- dame George is saying. Left: Mehssa Haskins Hstens so she can differentiate French sounds. Abo\ e: Annie Burford and Jennifer Urich find out thai leamins a new ianauage isn't as easv as one miaht think. 14/Foreign Language Left: Mr. Bruce Moss always has time for his students. Ryan Olson and Tyus Bridges consult him on this day. Left Below: Mrs. Stella Vandivier does an outstanding job of tackling student, parent, administrator, and teacher problems whether the issues concern academics, sched- uling, discipline, or whatever. Counselors With the addition of Select Schools this year, scheduling has been more of a problem than in the past for Counselors. Adding to the Select Schools' difficulties has been innovative clas- ses with freshman families and tech prep classes combined into block units for scheduling. The constant change-over of teachers, losing teach- ers and/or adding teachers, as well as over- crowded classes, compounded the dilemmas of scheduling for the department. The department added a new Director of Guidance after Mr. David Smartz served as act- ing Director of Guidance for a while. Mr. Ar- nold Nelson, former counselor at Howe, was welcomed in this top position. Counselors worked hard this year trying to get students the classes they needed to graduate. They were, for the first time in a long time, back in the classrooms as teachers for a length of time. Counselors taught orientation to the fresh- man families classes. Venita Huddleston Above: Mrs. Sandra Petty is now qualified to do all things at one time — one would think. Right: Mr. Carroll Rumble greets his students with a very lively smile for this time of morning. Above: Mrs. Mattie Ballow \ work piles up. as docs thai of all the counselors, bul Mrs. Ballow siill mainl.iuis ,i pleasant smile. Counselors/ l.S Home Economics Rboue: Kathy Turner is teaching Vamika Rict}ardson to use all items in the kitchen. Left : Jacob Peters is sitting down to eat with his cooking group Hngie Lindsay and Tony Gray. This year the Home Econom- ics Department mas studying food sanitation. One of the mays students studied this mas by putting different foods in dishes and letting them sit ouer night so they mould grom bac- teria. They also learned about different diseases that result from the toKins found in bacte- ria. The Home Economics De- partment has a Home Economics Club, mhich this year had a fund raiser, and the members also ment to the Museum of Art to uiem the project "I Dream a UJorld." Danny Kord Natalie Mertz Btjoue: Ms. Therese Calhan poses for a picture while cleaning up after her foods class. Left: Preparing to cook a meal are Christina Depp, Steue Bridges, Jamie Boyd, Hmanda Brewster, and (in front) Maisha Garrard. I f)/Home Economics Industrial Technology Left: Uictor Roar works hard in drafting to receive a passing grade. Rig fit: Joe UJoods tielps Charlie Rdams with his Industrial Rrts assignment. Below: Mike Goodall demonstrates his skill in phototgpesetting. Industrial Technology Is a course mhich prouides students ujith an opportunity to practice their skills. Students taking these courses increase their knomledge in a field ujhich mag some dag become a part of their Hues. This gear, the communitg planning class was uiorking indi- uidually on computers in a pro- gram called Sun-Citg through uihich theg planned all aspects of a neuj citg. HIso this gear, drafting classes mere doing lots of com- puter ujork. The graphic commu- nication classes had neui pro- grams and neui computers to do their graphics. Industrial Technology courses haue prouen to be important In the curriculum for students ujho uiish to further their knowledge in this trade. Uicki Beck Left: Chester Bohannon, Robert Burford, Ralph Jarre tt, Michael Rllenbeto stand patiently to receive their papers from the printer. Industrial TcchnoloR>/17 The year of 1993 was an exciting year for the Math Club. They took a trip to Nia- gara Falls. They left October 20 and re- turned October 23. The Math Department received new computers, graphing calcu- lators, and other materials that were need- ed. The teachers seemed to be excited about this and new programs including Tech Prep, sophomore families, and fresh- man families. Hopefully, these new pro- grams will be successful in the future. Karie Poynter Top: Students react differently to problems in math while Martha Diggle helps some in the class. Matt Patterson, Jamie Boyd, Keisha Degraphenreed, Ste- phanie Martinelle, Misty Plew, and Tracy Murphy are those observed. Bottom: Phung Tran, Kathryn Petty, and Melissa Trotter are hard at work in Mrs. Carolyn Freeman's math class, or are they hardly working? ! 8/Math Ql f B t) >. . Above: Musse and Tedros Andemicael look as though their gruehng over their English assignments as Mr. Art Gonzalez helps them. Right: Mr. Warren Dressier enjoys the food provided by the Media Club using a Western theme. Right: These students are able to use most of the new technology in the library but choose to use books in the fiction section. Above: Gregory Schmidt, media assistant, aids teachers by preparing food for them at the spring recognition luncheon. Media The Media Center has become a panacea of modem technology. Computer encyclo- pedias, magazines, databases, and such were in much demand in the library. Elmo was the latest piece of technology to be purchased by the Media Center. It copied any printed material, pictures, film, or object students needed onto a video floppy disk. The zap-shot camera, a computer, and digitizer was used with Elmo to produce pictures as well as words. The film editor was added to the Media inventory, allowing students to ed- it videotapes they produces for class projects. Ten Apple Macintosh computers were available in the Center as a moveable com- puter lab, allowing students to learn the Mac- intosh in classrooms. The library was proud of its collection of children's books made available for the teaching of youngsters by high school students. The Media Club con- tinued its tradition of serving teachers lunch- es to show their appreciation. Above: Mr. Irvin Haas and Mrs. Joanna LefOer. librar- ians, are busy getting things ready for the new school year. Mcdui/l'l Physical Education Top Left: Photographer Stephanie Harris tried out the equipment in the conditioning room. Top Right: "Muscle Man" Chris Anderson heads for the showers after a hard day's workout. Right: Mr. Thomas Renie's gym class prepares for its daily workout. The Physical Education Department emphasizes fit- ness for life during daily routines in all classes which helps students' progress and helps each develop at his or her own rate. Fitness and skill tests are an integral pan of preparing the students. The basic Physical Edu- cation classes are designed so that students experience various activities and games which develop the individ- ual physically and socially. Conditioning and Team Sports are selected classes for students who want to expand their athletic abilities on a fitness level. The Health classes are designed to inform students about healthy lifestyles. Information from var- ious sources are presented and studied to help students form opinions about the lifestyles best suited for each situation. Second semester of Health again has been add- ed to the curriculum to include a more detailed study of drug education, family health, and communicable dis- eases. Nicole Quarles/Tom Renie 20/Physical Education The Science Department formed a goal of more hands-on activities for a new start this year. New also this year was its department chairman, Mr. Bill Buckley, who took over after the retirement of Mr. Robert Ed- wards. Mr. Tim Jessup returned to the department and was welcomed back. Mr. Bill Smith, having always wanted a head coaching position, was given one at Tech High; Tech's gain was Howe's loss. Each classroom in the department received a new Macintosh computer, al- lowing its instruction to reach toward modem technol- ogy. This year also for the first time, the department united with math and English for Tech Prep and fresh- man families classes. Top Left: Mr. Bill Smith prepares to give his final bi- ology test here at Howe. Top Right: Joshua Light is doing an experiment while looking in a microscope. Above: Tarrence Craft is taking a break from his biology assignment. Left: Michael Deal, Kim Watson. Christina Helping, and Levi McNeely are waiting for their assignment in ph\s- ical science. Above: Ben Bundy looks as though he's domg a tine job in preparing for a biology test. Science/21 Social Studies Left: Laura Cary, Dora Noe, Jeff Parrish, and Nicole Parker are waiting patiently for Mr. David Stewart to begin another day of gov- ernment. Right: Lorita Hill, Jeff McClure, and Carrie »- . McFarland clutter their brains during worid mCS*^ civilization. ^^^"^ Below: Amanda Brewster and Steve Fan- work very hard during civics. The Social Studies Department was working on getting students more involved this year. The teachers were trying to go toward less lecturing and more classroom invoh ement. They had gotten together and redefined some old goals to fit in with new concepts. The teachers were working on four essential skills: ( 1 ) Problem Solving (2) Gathenng. Process- ing, and Managing Information (3) Integrating Information and Skills (4) Using Interpersonal Skills. The loss of Mrs. Vicki Martich left the social studies clas- ses very full and the teachers verv' busy. The entire mem- bership of the department would be very- happy to ha\e Mrs. Martich back. She was. moreover, missed by the students who knew her. Mr. Charles McGinley remarked that in the classroom there needed to be 100% more interaction. Stephanie Harris Above: Sharanda Carr, Jason Hamby, and Twyla Rag- land study hard for a passing grade in civics. Right: Mickelle Goss, Christy Welch, Rebecca Pierce (■front to back;, Edith Carson, (front), and Christian Ellis in economics class decide whether or not Clinton's budget is good. 22/Social Studies Classroom Education Above: Melissa Cotton studies hard for a test. Left: Ms. Tamika Black had her class working in a cit- izenship course. Below; Ms. Tamika Black takes attendance while her citizenship class reviews course work. Cl.iN^rooin lAiiK',ition/2.' H H O M M E E C C O M M I I N N G G Homecoming festivities started with Spirit Week on Monday, September 13. The first day students wore bag- gy pants and Disney shirts. The next day was dress up day, then sports logo day, after that class colors day, and finally brown and gold day. The Homecoming Parade started at Ellenberger Part at 6 P.M. on Thursday, Sep- tember 17th, with a "Friends of Howe" pizza supper before it. At 7:30 P.M. the game started. At half time LeTina Tandy was crowned queen with Lindsay Russo, first runner up, and Annie Burford, second runner up. Howe won the game against Manual. It was the first win of the year. There was a dance after the game, and Der- rick Richardson was crowned king, with Jason Hamby, first runner up, and Chris Wilson, second runner up. Top Left: LeTina Tandy is all smiles after winning the title of Fall Homecoming Queen of 1993. Top Right; Seniors decorate their cars as a show of support for the Homecoming Game — "No more after "94." Middle: Volleyball team members Becky- Hicks. Jennifer Hollenbaugh. Rhonda Troutman, and Crystal Morelock cruise in Senior Crystal Whitehead's truck during the Homecoming Parade. Left (Top to Bottom): Matt Zander. Jason Thompson, and Christine Dearth do their part in decorating the Howe Homecoming Parade float. 24/Homecoming Above: Angie Shadduck and friends break it down during the Homecoming Dance. Below: Hollie Bays shows her Hornet spirit by paint- ing her face in alternating brown and gold. Above: Howe Hornets football players crush a Manual Redskin during the Homecoming Game, which illus- trates well "Howe" the game went. Below: Mandy Steffey and Dora Noe hold the Howe banner as they march down the streets during the Homecoming Parade. Homecoming ool Below: Donald Engle and Chris Wilson pose as cheer- leaders during the pep rally. How about some skirts, guys .' L -^ •^^ iy^^^l^^ ^^fli iPV e=:'Jlr^^ m^ ^ »J L r,.<w- , ^ .— _^'fiL_^il_ JM TCHOVE HIGH SCHOOL Honiccomiiii;/2.'> Right: Math Club (Left to Right): Back Row: Brandy Plew, Chad Marshall, Doug Sims. Middle Row: Debi Williams, Jason Chapman, Kevin Conrad, Justin Morris, Chad Price. Front Row: Jamie Bohannon, Mickelle Goss, Tricha Wilson, Jessica Bell. Left: Stage Design (Left to Right): Back Row: Ray Clif- ton, Ryan Adams, Mike Bell, Glen Schmidt. James Turner, James Lynch. Front Row: Christina Ball. Carrie McFarland, Matt Zander, Christina Dearth, Jamie McClure. Right: Girls Track Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Sean Marcum, John Wiggins (Coaches). Second Row: Jennifer Perdue, Brandy Bowen, Carrie Hubbard, Chris- ty Burke, Tamika Adams. Front Row: Amanda Young, Christina Burgess, Cassie Weidner. Left: Thespians (Left to Right): Back Row: Sam Hobbs. Josh Roof. Dave Nelson. Carrie Deeter. Kenny Burnett. Front Row: Laura Keller, Whitney McDonald, Elizabeth Tull, Annie Dearth. 26/Oroups Right: Hilltopper Staff (Left to Right): Back Row: Dean- na Quarles, Kane Poynter, Gina Bixler, Brandy Free- men, Stephanie Harris, Debi Williams. Front Row: Heidi Wurster, Nicole Quarles, Tracy Quarles, Danny Kord. Right: JROTC Rifle Team (Left to Right): Back Row: William Nichols, John Pasch, Scotty Jett, Michael 01- lanketo, C.J. Roark, Jeremy Niemann. Front Row: Jim Parry, Chad Price, Dennis Bratt. Groups/27 Right: International Club (Left to Right): Back Row: Brandy Freeman, Jason Chapman, Mandy Steffey. Front Row: Jennifer Weaver, Chad Price. Left: French Club (Left to Right;: Back Row: Chad Price, Mandy Steffey, Jason Chapman, Debi Williams. Front Row: Justin Morris, Beth Gilpin. Brandy Freeman. Right: German Club (Left to Right): Back Row: Kathy McMillian, Mr. Dan Stanley. Front Row: Carla Nie- mann, Jessica Bell. 28/Groups Right: Pen Points (Left to Right): Back Row: Kari Childers, Brandy Freeman, Misty Dinn, Meilssa Loveless, Mickelle Goss. Front Row: Dora Noe, Lindsay Russo, Heidi Wurster, Jessica Bell. Left: Academic Competition (Left to Right): Back Row: Debi Williams, Robin Rogers, Jason Chapman, Jamie Bohannon, Josh Roof, Nicole Duncan, Brandon Spratt, Aaron Springer. Front Row: Brandy Plew, Annie Dearth, Elizabeth Tull, Grant McDonald, Laura Keller, Jessica Bell, Mickelle Goss. Right: Brain Game (Left to Right): Front Row: Elizabeth Tull, Grant McDonald, Laura Keller, Jessica Bell. Back Row; Errol Spears, Nicole Duncan, Brandon Spratt, Aar- on Springer. Left: Success Without Drugs Team (Left to Right): Third Row: Kanisha Amos, Sam Hobbs, William Malone, Cor- ey Fields, Wayne Brown, Joanne Wright, Heather Tay- lor, Joe Winchester, Dennis Boyd, Karie Poynter, Robert Sheets, Kevin Starr, Josh Roof, Sponsor Chuck Page. Second Row: Grant McDonald, Kate Eytchison, Carrie Brown, Natalie Mertz, Lindsay Russo, Dora Noe, Dawn Smith, Kari Childers, Nicole Duncan, Amiee Zoeller. Tony Petty, Elizabeth Tull, Jessica Bell. First Row: Jen- nifer Hollenbough, Crystal Morelock, Carrie Deeter. Heidi Wurster, Heather Tolin, Becky Hicks. Jennifer Piersall, Jennifer Urich, Jason Tucher, Amanda Young. Groups/29 Right: Spanish Club (Left to Right): Back Row: Mr. Joe Vespo, Chad Price, Tashia Guynn, Jamie Bohannon, De- bi Williams, Carrie Deeter. Front Row: Nicole Duncan, Elizabeth Tull, Mickelle Goss, Dora Noe, Justin Morris. Left: Student Council (Left to Right); First Row: Chad Price, Cheryl St. Lawrence, Marsha Guynn. Veronica Elderidge, Sarah Daniels, Laura McBumie. Second Row: Tashia Guynn, Twannette Harrington. Misty Dinn, LaToya Preer. Lonta Hill. Hollie Bays. Third Row: Jen- nifer Weaver. Brandon Spratt. Kari Childers. Mandy Steffey, Derrick Richardson, Justin Morris, Doug Sims, Mrs. Aman. Right: Cooperative Office Education, COE, (Left to Right): Back Row: Shannon Smith, Dietra Taylor, An- thony Petty, Telisa Hill, Yvonne Perry. Front Row: Lau- ra Ramsey, Jessica Hammond. Left: Tower Staff (Left to Right): Back Row": Chris Nel- son, Brandy Freeman. Misty Dinn. Melissa Loveless. Front Row: Dora Noe. Kari Childers, Lindsay Russo. Heidi Wurster, Jessica Bell. .30/Groups Right: French Club (Left to Right): Sarah Daniels, Man- dy Steffey, Jason Chapman, Debi Williams. Left: Mentor (Left to Right): Front Row: Carrie Deeter, Lashawn Kirk, Laura McBumie, Rickey Canady, Chris- tine Dearth, TeLisa Hill. Second Row: Mr. Bryant, Ms. Carroll, Latina Tandy, Adriana Kendall, Misty Dinn, Carrie Stewart, Dave Davis, Sabea Smith, Cheryl Max- well. Third Row: Kevin Conrad, Charles Anderson, Da- vid Moenius, Crystal Whitehead, Derrick Richardson, Marvin McGregor, James Irby, Scott Mitchell, Joshua Wakelam. Right: Industrial Cooperative Technology (Left to Right): Third Row: Lisa Jackson, Sandy Jenkins, April Nalley, Michelle Evans, Jason Wilson, John Harris, Shawn Kirk, LaTasha Chatman, Kim Litteral, Ken Marks. Second Row: Karen Parker, Christy Welch, Don- ald Engle, Edith Carson, Chris Wilson, Tamika Schmidt, Christian Ellis, Heather Hopkins, Joanne Wright. First Row: Jeff Parrish, Linda Milbum, Aundrea Kendall, Ad- riana Kendall. Left: National Honor (Left to Right): Third Row: Evelyn Keaton, Brandi Plew, Chad Marshall, Jason Chapman, Jamie Bohannon, Kevin Conrad, Justin Morris. Second Row: Jennifer Ireland, Nicole Duncan, Laura Keller, Jennifer Weaver, Tashia Guynn, Amy Whiteman, Grant McDonald. Front Row: Carrie Deeter, Christine Dearth. Dora Noe, Elizabeth Tull, Trisha Wilson, Mickelle Goss. Groups/.^ I Music A. k:;^ Top: Andy Woodard. Mike Gaton. and John Pritchard 1 1 are trying out their new make-up tips for the musical ^ ' CINDERELLA. Left: Jason Thompson takes a breather after his scene in last year's musical CINDERELLA. Far Left: Tonya Spurgeon marches down Juhan holding her trombone. I 32/.MUSIC Top: Mr. Tom Lewis conducts his on-looking students so that they may strive for excellence. Above: Jake Peters marches in time while banging on his big drum. Above Right: Misty Plew, as a member of the flag girls for the band, keeps pace with the marching group. Right: The Howe Marching Band steps in time to the music as the band plays on. Music/3.^ ^^ ^ ,s^ c Below: The orchestra prepares to play "Unchained Mel Below: Elizabeth Tull and Josh Roof sing their Alma ody" at Howe's annual Pops Concert. Mater as the Varsity Singers perform at the Pops Con- Bottom: Elizabeth Tull graces us with a smile as she get cert. her hair done for the musical. 34/.Music Left: Howe's Concert Choir watches Mr. Thomas Lewis as he leads them through "Cantata Domino" at their concert. Below: The orchestra class rehearses for their next per- formance. Right: The piano class learns not only to play the piano but al.so to read music. Above: Jennifer Hollenbaugh and Annie Dearth take a break from playing to listen to their teacher. Left: Sam Hobbs dons his sunglasses as Varsity Singers pertbmi "The 30 Stales' Rap." Music/.^5 jVlusic al tXB^' grco yMOC^'' BOOK ROGER ^- ^e B=o3a« ^^^g^ W 36/iVIusJcai Below (Left to Right): Senior Principal Characters: Mike Tieman, Leading Player; Mike Deal, Pippin. Below (Top to Bottom): Senior Principal Characters: Carrie Deeter, Fastrada; Christina Dearth, Catherine. This past spring, Howe's music department presented the mu- sical. Pippin, by Stephen Schwartz. Tom Lewis was the director, assisted by Kevin Friedly and choreographer Linda Rees. Pippin is about a group of actors who come together to portray the life of King Charlemagne's son. Pippin. In this musical comedy. Pippin searches for fulfillment in his life. He searches through the "Glory" of the Crusades, through being Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, and through love. The principal characters were Leading Player, Mike Tieman; Pippin, Mike Deal; King Charlemagne, Josh Roof; Lewis, Sam Hobbs; Fastrada, Carrie Deeter; Berthe, Elizabeth Tull; and Catherine, Christine Dearth. The many talented chorus members, along with the principals, made this production a success. has been a tradition at Howe to produce an outstanding musical each spring. Howe is known for its musicals, and this success must continue. The musical would not have been a suc- cess, however, without the support of the students and staff The cast hoped that people did "Spread a Little Sunshine" and kept the word around about Pippin. The cast members also asked for others to get on "The Right Track" and to put March 1 1 and 12, 1994, on their calendars because the musical was to be there in "No Time At All." It was thought no one should have wanted 10 miss it, for they (the members of the cast) had "Magic To Do," just tor each one! Elizabeth Tull Above (Left to Right): Junior Principal Characters: Josh Roof, King Charlemagne; Elizabeth Tull, Berthe; Sam Hobbs, Lewis. Musical/37 Music Groups Above: Orchestra (Left to Right): Fourth Row: James Brown, John Ollanketo, Hadley Roof, Leshe Bartolowits. Third Row: Annie Burford, Melissa Hoskins, Natalie Marshall, Alicia Hager, Deborah Williams, Paulina DeVore, Stephanie Martinelle, Brandy Bowen, Bobbi Wesner, Barbara Parks, Christine Helpling. Second Row: Christine Dearth, Annie Dearth, Jennifer Hollenbaugh, Mari Capps, Rebecca Wiker, Anne Jones, Amy Dean, Cynthia Foley, Misty Neighbors, Crystal Staples, Monica Ed- wards. First Row: Leonna Helton, Jennifer Ireland, Sarah Planalp, Crystal Matrau, Twannette Harring- ton. Above: Concert Choir (Left to Right): First Row: Johnnie Johnson, Laura Keller, Rebekah Meek, Christine Dearth, Rene Saulsbery, Starr McFarland, Monique Lan- ge, Mary Stamps, Tara Bake'r, Elizabeth Tull. Second Row: Jamie Boyd, Carrie Deeter, Nicole Duncan, Jennifer Lake, Shannon Hunter, Gina Tetrick, Christine Farber, Mandy Steffey. Cassie Weidner. Brandy Johnson, Annie Dearth. Laura McBumie. Third Row: Cynthia Foley. Debbie Ingram. Ricky Canady. Darron Pow- ell. Chris Archer, Kevin Starr. Josh Roof, Justin Morris. Sam Hobbs. Daxid Nelson. Doug Sims, Jamaal Reedus, Robert MuUinex, Luciana Duerson. Natalie Blackwell. 38/Music Groups Above Top: Band (Left to Right): First Row: Brandi Plew, Christy Butler, Stacy Eisey, Kelly Kerr. Trisha Wilson, Michelle Akins. Second Row: Jessica Bell, Tina Comett, Jennifer Weaver, Keith Owens, David Keglar, LaShawn Kirk, Michael Hollenbaugh, Carrier Hubbard, Kevin Conrad, Third Row (sitting): Tasha Clark, Kelly Rothwell (standing) James Buskirk, Jason Isenberg, Jeffery Barker, Justin Morris, Tanya Spurgeon, Jason Chapman, Christopher Anderson, Karen Dunn, (sit- ting) Ann Marie Hucks, Tenika Witt, Amanda Young. Fourth Row: Jamie Bohannon (Drum Major), Charlie Watson, Joe Keith, Joseph Marshall, Jacob Peters, Thomas Stone. William Nichols. Mr. Keith White. Director. Above: Varsity Singers (Left to Right): From Row: Hli/abcth lull. Josh Roof, Carrie Deeter, Mike Deal, Sam Hobbs, Gina Tetnck, Kevin Starr, Annie Dearth. Back Row: Nicole Duncan, Jason Thompson, Laura Keller. David Nelson. Brands Johnson, Justin MoiTis. Cindy Foley. Left: Mr, Keith Whuc loins in u nh the b.md. Music Groups/.^) Below: The landing of a helicopter was one of the most impressive activities of the class. Bottom Left: Sergeant Malone participates in the in- spection for Eric Grimes, Jeff Wynne, and David Thomas. JROTC Above: Some Howe students were asking a gentle- man from Fort Harrison if after they graduate they could have a career in the military. Below: Jeff Wynne sits in class hstening to the teach- er speak. IPVHi ^^^^Hk p4 \ ^r m 4(J/JK0TC Below: Inspection was often rigorous for members as Scott Childers, Becky Golden, Maria McCleandon, and Corey Maryland. Below: The JROTC Color Guard, Tara Baker. Chad Price, Jimmy Parry, and Dennis Brati, is followed by the cheerleaders as they march m the Homecoming Parade. JROTC The students of the JROTC group had a larger enrollment this year. The Howe troupe seemed more disciplined this year also. Be- cause of larger enrollment, this meant the in- spections were larger. For inspections, JROTC students had to learn the three gen- eral orders. They also had to wear their uni- forms to school each Thursday for these in- spections. JROTC students did a lot of marching this year. The Veterans' Day Parade in November was a big day for Howe's military marching. The Color Guard of this class represented Howe at all games, school parades, and as- semblies. The primary goal of the JROTC class was to motivate students to be better Americans. Danny Kord Below: Students gather around the helicopter as it lands in the parking lot. JROR74i Below: Copy Editor Jessica Bell reads on as a story gets printed Below: News Editor Rebekah Meek cuts articles up on the computer in TOWER, out of the newspaper for TOWER. Above: Senior and Editor Brandy Freeman looks in- Below: Editor Lindsay Russo and Assistant Sports Editor Whit- tensely into the computer as she works on the next ney McDonald look over an editorial for the TOWER. "BIG" story. Right: Sports Editor Crystal Whitehead and Reporter Keon Searcey put their heads together for a news story. Below: Melissa Loveless, feature editor, edits her page before it goes to press. 42/Tower TOWER Below Left: Columnist Steve Abner and Copy Editor Jessica Bell put together articles for TOW- ER. Below Right: Columnist Steve Abner looks into some information for "Abner's Attitude." Most of the staff this year had never worked on the newspaper before; most had not even taken joumaHsm. But like troupers, they dug in and did the job, learning as they went along. This year's paper had two staffs; each staff put out a paper every other week. The amount of work done was exceptional. Papers were out even on the weeks with half days and holidays in them. This staff put out in total number more than any in the last several years. Karl Childers and Lindsay Russo were editors for one staff; Brandy Freeman, for another. The editors and page editors were diligent and hard working. Some made the layouts for the pages on the computer and others learned how. The TOWER was completely computer gener- ated; after print-ready copies were made, produc- tion classes in Industrial Technology made copies for the student body. The computer broke down only once; the printer, only once; and the scanner, only once. The floppy disks were damaged more than once. The staff had a difficult time trying to connect the new zap camera pictures to the com- puter. Far Left: News Editor Heidi Wurster finds im- portant errors when editing. Below: Feature Editor Monique Lange prepares articles for the newspaper. Left: Editor Kari Childers smiles at a job well- done in the TOWER. Towor/4.^ Above: Crystal Whitehead supports Howe during the Homecoming Game against Manual by making sure her ride is in Hornet decor. Right: Ray Clifton seems to be enjoying himself while participating with Student Council in trying to get our Homecoming float for the parade completed. Above: Howe students leave the pep session with smiles of appreciation on their faces. Right: Joanna Wright and Heather Taylor, the "Beast Girls." show their Hornet pride during the Homecoming Parade, s c T O U U D N E C N I T L 44/.Sludenl Council Student Council Supports Activities Above: Students stand around Mrs. Patricia Aman to hear her instructions for the pep assembly. Right: Howe students are ready to cheer for the Home- coming Pep Rally. Below: Lorita Hill's father supports the school in many ways, often with his own time and money. He dresses up to be Howe's mascot. .u.4.'^_*f,^^i: Above: The Howe Varsity Football Team stands in rec- »* ognition for fan support. " Below: Howe fans, Miesha Searcey and Silvia Mays still J.. had enough energy after shouting at the Homecoming ^^l^ Game to attend the dance afterward and enjoy them- selves. .StUik-m C\HllK-ll/4.'i Track Left: Carrie Hubbard, with the Coach Sean Marcum and Coach John Wiggins, discusses the strategies for the next meet. Right: Dave Mathis shows complete concen- tration as he clears another low hurdle. Below: Johnny Ray blows the competition out in the two mile. v> " 'V/ ,^, llpl1ii»^ ie&~f- •>(¥& I if The '92- '93 Track Team looked a little shab- by in the beginning, but eventually turned into a top City contender. With returning seniors Dave Mathis and Damon Bryant and Junior Da- mon Turner the Hornet Track Team put up a good fight against all competitors. Placing third at both IPSAC and City, the Hornets did excep- tionally well for an inexperienced team. Next year, look out for returning Junior Corey Vaughn and Sophomore Johnny Ray. Above: Jimmy Quarles fights for first place in the 800m. Right: Damon Bryant leaps over the high jump bar in practice. -^T^ 46/Track Top Left: Outstanding Senior Damon Bryant managed to win fourth place in the Regionals for Howe track in the 800 meter. Top Right: Senior and "Athlete of the Year 1993" Dave Mathis won the Sectionals and Regionals and represent- ed Howe at the State Finals, finishing with second place in the high hurdles and fourth place in the low hurdles and capturing another remarkable record for Howe. Above: Jason Thompson puts all of his power behind the shot put. Right: Jamie Boyd shows her ambition for winning as she waits for the gun. Track/47 Far Left: Showing excellent form, William Malone serves up a wicked pitch. Left: Getting the ball in the pocket is imponant to the catcher, Dan Poynter. Below: Grant McDonald gives "Hornet" power to his throw. Below: Varsity Baseball Team (Left to Right): Back Raymer, James Brown, Grant McDonald. Front Row; Row: Assistant Coach Mike Hepler, Head Coach Tom Dennis Boyd, Donte Nichols, Kyle Wallace, Eric Mahin, Renie, Lam Do, Dan Poynter, Randy Lyons, Branden Chris Wilson, David Moenius, William Malone. Baseball 48/Ba.seball The 1993 Baseball Team was a team to make Howe proud. The team was young and inexperienced but came in second in the In- dianapolis Public Schools Athletic Competi- tion games. The team, in spite of a pre-season loss, kept a positive attimde at all times and ended the season with a 9-13 record. The captains for the team were all remm- ing seniors — Eric Mahin, Randy Lyons, and Branden Raymer. The coaches. Physical Ed- ucation Department Chairman and Head Coach Thomas Renie and math teacher and Assistant Coach Mike Hepler. had high hopes for the team. Renie stated that the team want- ed a chance to prove itself. liv*:-''- ' Baseball Above: Junior Varsity Baseball Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Chris Anderson, Chris Reed, Keith Young, Mike Pratt, Matt Beck, Eddie Hix, Coach Mike Hepler. Front Row: Torrence Twyman, Robert Sheets, Kevin Starr, Ryan Sterrett, Shawn Cline, Shawn Allen, Dale Kord. Left: Coach Renie keeps on top of the game with stats along with Donte Nichols. BasebalI/49 Below; Coach Smith confers with Jason Russo and Tom Morgan. Below: Mike Tieman has learned the importance of the follow through of his swing. Boys Golf The 1993 Golf Team had a good year with a record 6-7 win/loss. The most val- uable player title was given to Mike Tier- nan. This very determined team's score improved to the point that they were the best we've had in three years. Karie Poynter ** .,■■» Above Far Left: Darin Games puts his full concentration in this drive. Above Middle: Joe Winchester tries to line up the balli] and the objective. Above: With a stressful look. Tom Morgan begins his putt. Left: Boys Golf Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Coach Bill Smith. Darin Cames. Keidi Owens. Mike Tieman. |T Andy Dammeyer. Joe Winchester. Chris Gross. Front 1 s Row: Jason Russo. Tom Morgan. u .■so/Boys Golf Girls Tennis Top Right: Christina Dearth tries to anticipate the serve. Above: Shannon Hunter doesn't break a sweat this time. Middle Right: Julie Bridges appears to be in thought as she approaches the court. Above: Jennifer Urich finds the strength for this hit. Giris Tennis Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Coach Terry Mahler, Karie Poynter, Julie Bridges. Brad Law- master. Middle Row: Annie Burford, Aimee Zoeller, Shannon Hunter. Front Row: Christina Dearth, Jennifer Urich. Howe's Girls Tennis Teain had a very good start this year. This is the first year for all of them, and it's a freshman group, that is, all but one. Consequently, there is great potential for this group. Under the direction of Head Coach Terry Mahler, Assistant Coach Jennifer McNally, and Student Assistant Brad Lawmastcr the team improved rapidly. It .seems this team will go far next year. More than anything the loam is Inn. The team members arc hard workers, and they care about their game. Christina Dearth (liiK rcniiis/,^1 Above-. Softball Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Lind- Top Right: Jennifer Hollenbaugh waits and anticipates say Russo, Jennifer Weaver, Missy Bow, Crystal Whi- the ball's curve and speed. tehead. Missy Saiyers, Julie Thompson, Hollie Bays, Coach Gary Gill. Front Row; Vicki Beck, Heather Tolin, Middle: Crystal Whitehead stares at the batter, waiting Jennifer Hollenbaugh, Crystal Morelock, Karen Parker, for the ball to come her way. , ^ ,, ^ -r , j , ,u " , ,,. , " 1 ,, Opposite Page Bottom Left: Heather Tolin ducks as the Becky Hicks, Brandy Johnson. ^^ I ,. i. j Bottom Right: Vicki Beck and Lindsay Russo enjoy mu- ball approaches her head. Top: A pitched ball is a hazard to be avoided. sic while nourishing the body before practice. 52/Softball Left: Heather Tolin tries to confuse the baiter with a slow pitch. Middle: Coach Gill tires up the "Lady Hornets" for the game. The "Lady Hornets" Softball Team came back with a more powerful sting than ever. With the help of new coach, Gary Gill, the Girls Softball Team came back with determination. The captain. Missy Salyers, was not around for the spring of 1994 season, but she was remembered and missed. Crystal Morelock, Crystal Whitehead, and Heather Tolin were a force to watch in the 1994 season. Left: Captain Salyers knows that ground balls can be dangerous for jam- ming fingers, but she waits for the ball to come her way. Softball/5.^ Above: Mike Mundy throws the ball to a teammate for a touchdown. Right: Freshman Football Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Coach Paul Miller, Coach Walker, Coach Mike Hepler. Third Row: Steve Chism, Christopher Crabtree, Patrick Page, Patrick Litteral, James Allen, Ross Child- ers, Louis Locander, Michael Hollenbaugh, Damon Tay- lor. Second Row: Kurt Mitchell, Michael Raines, Lance Huggins, John Dicken, Jeffery Hamilton, John Ollan- keto, Mike Bozarth, Jack Jackson. Front Row: Zachary .Meek, Coleman Anderson, Michael Hobson, Desional Irby, Damon Thompkins, Damon Turner, Ronald •McGraw, Reggie Short. 54/FfX)tbali The Football Team did not bat 1000, but its record was not embarrassing. They won as many as they lost, 4-4 record. Most important, the team won the games that meant a lot to them, the Homecoming Game and the game with Tech High School. Coach Harpold was happy for the new classifica- I tion Howe received because of its low male enroll- ment. Howe was no longer classified as 5A but as 4A. This year's Captains Derrick Richardson and Josh Wakelam should not have been totally unhappy with their team's performance for the year. A loss at Sec- tionals did not please the team, but should not have taken away from the enjoyment they gave the fans throughout the year. The team can, however, be proud of winning third in IPSAC and sixth in City. Honors on the team were given to Scott Wessel, Mental Attitude; Derrick Richardson, MVP; Scott Wessel and David Davis, Outstanding Offensive and Defensive Linesmen; Mike Mundy, Wayne Brown and Derrick Horrall, Desional Irby, Outstanding Jun- ior, Sophomores, and Freshman; Josh Wakelam, Steve Harton Award; and Pat Page, Freshman Mental Attitude. Dawn Smith Football Left; Jerry Pryuer hugs the ball tightly to keep opponents from stealing his thunder. Below: Varsity Football Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Coach Dick Harpold, Trainer Jim Keenan, Coach Charles Page, Assistant Ron Finkbiner. Fourth Row: Da- vid Unseld, Richard Grubb, Matt Patterson, Wayne Brown, Lam Do, Dennis Boyd, Kevin Starr, Mike Mun- dy, Danny Poynter. Third Row: Donovan Hill, Derrick Horrall, Grant McDonald, Kevin Griffin, David Twitty, Brad Jones, Scott Childers, Chester Combs. Second Row: Kevin Sullivan, Darrell Davis, Scott Wessel, Craig Smith, Keith Young, Charlie Adams, Jerry Pryuer, Ken- neth Combs, Josh Morey. Front Row: Jerry Young, Ja- son Thompson, Keith Owens, David Davis, Derrick Ri- chardson, Josh Wakelam, Charlie Anderson, David Moenius, Damon Tumer, James Irby. ' 57-. .76. Fiioibail/.'?.'; Below: The volleyball team is getting ready to play a good game with a good cheer. Right: Jennifer Hollenbaugh is hitting the bail for some- one to set it. Bottom: Varsity Volleyball Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Danny Kord, Rhonda Troutman, Jennifer Lake, Coach Brian Hawkins, Becky Hicks, Lindsay Russo. Front Row: Crystal Morelock, Heather Tolin, Crystal Whitehead, Jennifer Hollenbaugh. Howe's girls volleyball teams had an ex- cellent season this year. The varsity finished with a third place win in IPSAC. Skill levels improved throughout the year, and overall at- titude also greatly improved towards the end of the season. One of the new techniques the team had been using was a rotation defense with specialized played position on the court. New Head Coach Brian Hawkins, an 87 graduate from Howe, replaced Ms. Pamela Rohrbach when she transferred to a different school. Hawkins led the team into a better season. Varsity captains were two seniors: Crystal Whitehead and Heather Tolin. The team is really looking forward to next season. They hope to get some good incom- ing freshman and have a much better year. Vicki Beck Danny Kord 56/VoJJeybal, Volleyball Above: JV Volleyball Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Tara Baker, Misty Neighbors, Leonna Helton, Paulina DeVore, Christine Farber, Rachel Brake, Danny Kord. Middle Row: Crystal Matrau, Isabella Due, Dianna Ben- nett, Brandy Burwinger, Brandy Jones. Front Row: Amy Dean, Alisha Hager, Tara Faryna. Top Right: Brandy Burwinger and Alisha Hager work to block the spike from the other team. Right: The volleyball team is working hard to get ready for a game. Volic\ball/?7 Above: Soccer Team (Left to Right): Back Row: Paul Pritchard, Chad Price, Andy Dammeyer, Josh Roof, Sam Hobbs, John Pasch, Coach Moore. Middle Row: Kathleen Reeves, Kevin Gar- ita, Hadley Roof, Zen Nile Seifu, Josh Yeager, Jes- sica Halswell. Front Row: Jose Oliveira, Mike Deal, Mike Tieman, Musse Andemicael, Tedro Andemi- cael. Soccer Soccer: During the summer veteran players banded to- gether and diligently practiced at a local park. After the official start of fall sports, the team had only seven play- ers and was facing a disappointing season. However, due to a few devout players, the Howe Soccer team soon saw its numbers soar to seventeen. This has been the largest team in the past six years. Unfortunately, the soccer team had many problems with player's attitudes. This caused unnecessary delay in the coaching efforts of Mr. Moore and Paul Pritchard. All things considered, the "93 season did have a positive outcome, and next year will undoubt- edly see a big improvement! Michael Tieman Girls Golf: The Senior members of the team this year were Mandy Steffey and Amy Whiteman. The Girls Golf Team was very small. When watching students enjoy themselves, it makes one wonder why more students don't participate on the team. Left: Josh Roof passes off to Chad Price, hoping he'll get it down the field for a goal. Right: Mike Deal and opposing team members try their hardest to see the net while playing in the dark after the assistance of the field lights. 58/Soccer ■ Above: Lisa Quiett looks on as her golf ball soars through the air. Right: Girls Golf Team (Left to Right): Coach Terry Mahler, Lisa Quiett, Aimee Zoeller, Amy Whiteman, Captain Mandy Steffey, and Amanda Gomez. Right: Team Captain Mandy Steffey hauls back her golf club, having high hopes of a hole-in-one. Above: Aimee Zoeller concentrates while waiting to begin her game. CiirK C.olf/59 Boys Tennis Below: Boys Tennis Team (Left to Right): Tony Gray, Brandon Spratt, Justin Morris, Joe Buergelin, Coach Jamie McFarland. Above: Tony Gray deft) slams one right back to his opponent, and Justin Morris (right) sets up for a ser\er. The Boys Tennis Team this year was so small there was no captain. All members were co-captains. Everyone improved and put a lot of effort into his practice and game. Brandon Spratt. in fact, won his first match for Howe and was proud of it. Tony Gray was the only person able to play at IPSAC this year. The coach. Jamie McFarland a professional instructor and player, was exceptionally good. He worked with individuals a great deal, even using his own time. The coach did not em- phasize constant wins but expected each to do the best he could. 6<>/Boys Tennis Below: Ready . . . Set . . . The lady swimmers get ready to splash to victory. Below: Jamie Bohannon, Heather Taylor, and Carrie Hubbard watch other team mem- bers practicing for their meet. Girls Swimming Below: Heather Tolin and Coach McNally look over the team's new swimming suits. The Girls Swimming Team got off to a rough start be- cause they were unable to practice at Tech's pool at first because of a problem there. One of the major problems of the team was its size; it was so small Howe often lost points because of having no one to enter in particular events. The team needed a diving coach but managed with Jennifer McNally trying to serve swimmers and divers. One of the highlights for the girls was when they received new uni- forms this year. Laura McBumie won the 200 and 500 at IPSAC for the team. A first in IPSAC and a third in City was awarded to Amanda Young in Diving. As a team Howe was first in City for the 400 style relay. Laura McBurnie and Heather Tolin, captains should be proud of their team. Above Left: Jennifer McNally, the girls swimming coach, gets thrown into the water by enthusiastic winners of the meet. Left: Girls Swimming Team (Left to Right): B.ick Row- Coach Jennifer McNally, Cindy Foley, Amanda 'i oung. Carrie Hubbard, Trisha Wilson. Front Row : Shannon Hunt- er, Heather Taylor, Jamie Bohannon, Laura McBurnie. CiuU Su immiiiii.M Top Left: Boys Cross Country Team (Left to Right): Coach Sean Marcum, Dennis Cook, Jimmy Quarles. Johnny Ray. David Allen. George Darden. Coach Martin Sam. Top Right: Amanda Young is not running away from anything; she's running toward success. Determination, hard work, perseverance, and proper coaching marked 1 993-94" s Cross Country Team. This season's team had a \en, good year even though they did not place as well as they wanted. The teams were much smaller than the coaches would have liked. but what they did have pleased them. Abo\e Left: Johnn\ Ray keeps his pace while practiciiig at Ellenberger Park. -Above: Girls Cross Country Team (Left to Right): Coach Martin Sam. Jenny Perdue. Cassie Weidner. Amanda Young. Coach Sean Marcum. I 62/Cross Country Below: Golden Gals (Left to Right): Front Row: Laura Gary, Leafy Dunnam, Brandy Bowen, Mickelle Goss, Nicole Duncan, LaToya Freer, Jackie Claffey, Anne Jones. Back Row: Former Howe Student, Mrs. Becky Hicks, Kim Watson, Farrah Rooney, Monique Lange, Rebekah Meek, Melissa Loveless, Hollie Bays, Tamika Smith, Dallene Harpold. If anyone has ever attended a Howe game, he might have noticed some girls down the sideHnes with the players and wondered who they were. These ladies are called the Golden Gals. At the games, they pass out programs, run water, keep stats and score, and clean the stadium after the games. The Golden Gals leader Dallene Harpold, the coach's wife, keeps the girls very busy making posters and banners to hang around the school to boost school spirit. This year captains were Juniors Nicole Duncan and Mickelle Goss. The team would send a great thanks to the sponsors and the football players for a great season. «^ Dawn Smith Above: Chad Gillum and Golden Gal Brandy Bowen show school spirit in the Homecoming Parade. Above: The Golden Gals wait on the field for the begin- ning of the Homecoming Pep Rally. Cn'Uk-n Gais/6.^ Boys Basketball Top Left: Trying to beat his top score of 26 points in a game, Marvin McGregor, with an easy shot, takes it to the hole. Top Right: Varsity Basketball Team (Left to Right): An- tonio Hombeak, Herald Keys, Marvin McGregor, Al- fonzo Torrence, Steve Forbes, Brian Williams, Derrick Richardson, Mike Mundy, Will Malone, Ricky Whatley. Right: Darnell Davis, with the right, goes up for a lay up. 64/Basketball fe B.iskctball/65 Lady Hornets Basketball The Lady Hornets Basketball Team had a very competitive year. Coach Charles Page has put in a lot of time and effort into the team. Although the record wasn't quite good, the team worked very hard and improved greatly. The team was led by Seniors Danyale Buckner, Heather Hopkins, Heather Tolin, and Crystal Whitehead which boosted the team into a win in the City Tournament. Keep your eyes open to see next year's team take it all the way to the top. Vicki Beck Above: Sharanda Carr leaps forward for a two-point bas- ket. Right: Reserve Girls Basketball Team (Left to Right): Back Row; Carrie McFarland, Tina Comett, Demetria Stringer, Alicia Hager, Lindsay Russo, Vicki Beck. Front Row: Jennifer Purdue, Shana Relford, Becky Hicks. Amanda Young, Tara Baker. Above Left: Alisha Hager tries to make an extraordina,'^ pass around a Cyclops. Above: Danyale Buckner takes a jump shot to score an other winning basket. 66/Girls Basketbaf Left: Crystal Whitehead takes a shot for the lead. Above: Heather Tolin makes a pass around her oppo- nent. CiiU H.iskciball/(i7 Below: Deanna Quarles, Ebony Miller, Lashonda Hinton, and Jennifer Cox (out of view) are very interested in what they are saying at the Mat Maid meeting. Below: Nicole Duncan looks as though she is having a very good conversation. Bottom: Mat Maids fLeft to Rightj: Back Row; Aimee Zoeller. Brandy Johnson. Cassandra Weidner. Kelly Rothwell. Julie Bridges. .Nicole Duncan. Mary Koopman. Middle: Tangie Lew is. Brandy Bowen. Leafy Dunnam, Jennifer Cox, Ebony Miller. Front: Farrah Rooney, Amanda Muse. Heather Cathcart. Mat Maids Two four-year senior wrestlers, Om Desai and Charles Anderson, represented Howe this year. Om Desai was the only one of the two able to go to the Sectionals be- cause Charles had broken his arm. Concerning the wres- tler's season, Om who won the Carmel Invitational two years in a row stated, "The year was not as we planned, but it was okay." Juniors Grant McDonald, Antonio Moore, and Scott Wessel found a niche in the Sectionals and are promising contenders for next year. Scott Wessel won the Sectional and went on to the Regionals. Wrestlers were constantly encouraged and assisted by the ladies of the Mat Maids. Their assistance was quite valuable to the team. Ms. Jan Ockoman and Ms. Mary Koopman were the girls' new sponsors this year. ,, 68/,Mat Maids ^^^H ^ 'H^^^^^^^^^^^^L "^^^^^^^1 Below: Charles Anderson looks as though he is hav- ing a great time warming up at practice. Left: Grant McDonald and Om Desai are stretching out before they wrestle. Top: Wrestling Team (Left to Right): Back: Charlie Adams. Scott Wessel. Jose Oliveira. Jason Thomp- son, Charles Anderson. Shawn Pation. Keith Ta\ lor. Coach Paul Miller. Middle: Patrick Page, Jack Jack- son. JclT Wynne, Grant McDonald, l.ancc Muggins. Front: Richard Spall. AikIic Jonc. Om Ocsai, l-'rcd Schropshirc, Dwain Miles. l.ct'l: Antonio Moore takes down his opponcni lor a pin. Wresihng/W •"'^ ^i*" J^f"'^- '* c H E E R L E A D E R S Above: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Back Row: Na- tahe Marshall, Amanda Brewster. Front Row: Annie Burford, Ve- ronica Eldridge, Melissa Schmidt, and Jennifer Urich. Top Right: Cheerleaders march onto the Homecoming field. Below: J.V. Cheerleaders "get down" to a dance at the Homecom- ing Pep Rally. Right: Annie Burford along with other J.V. Cheerleaders shows the school and class spirit at the Pep Rally. Below Right: The J.V. Cheerleaders march and cheer in the Home- coming Pep Rally. 70/f-ootball Cheerleaders This year the Cheerleading squad gained a new sponsor, Ms. Lisa McDonald, who was a tremendous help to its performance at games and especially at Homecoming. As the season began off to a good start, they lost the captain, Tamika Schmidt. Then the new cap- tain was appointed; attitudes got a little hard to handle, but as a team they worked out their differences. This year's captains of the squads were Varsity, Heather Hopkins; Junior Varsity, Jennifer Urich; and Freshman, Marie Pratt. Outside of cheering, the Cheerleaders en- joyed spending social time together which in- cluded many fund raisers over the summer and going out to dinner. The Cheerleaders would like to give a spe- cial thanks to Mrs. Sommers for being there for all of them. Dawn Smith Top: Varsity Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Adriana Ken- dall, Misty Dinn, Heather Hopkins, Karen Parker, and Lorita Hill. Above: J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders get together for a cheer at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Right: Freshman Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Trisha Doyle, Catherine Gleason, Marie Pratt, Crissy Schroe- der, Jessica Poynter. looiball ("hoerlcaders/71 Basketball Cheerleaders/High Steppers Below: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Back: Monique Lange, Carrie Street. Center: Karie Poynter, Front: Melissa Trotter, Aisha Miles. Jac- quelyne Jobe. This year's cheerleading squads added a lot of cheer and spirit to the basketball games. The cheer- leaders have new sponsors this year, Mrs. Donna Sommers and Ms. Lisa McDonald. The captains for the cheerleading squads were Trisha Doyle for the Freshman, Monique Lange for the Junior Varsity, and Misty Dinn for the Varsity. The cheerleaders had a good year! Monique Lange High Steppers this year consisted of thirty-six girls. Ms. Lisa McDonald, the new sponsor for the girls, enjoyed working with the group. Because Ms. McDonald felt the girls should work together, the group had no captains. The activities of the High Steppers included dancing at home basketball games and marching with the band in parades. Nicole Quarles Above Left: The cheerleaders practice while they are waiting to get their uniforms. Right: Varsity Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Back: Jamie Boyd, Lorita Hill. Middle: Tashia Guynn, Amanda Brewster, Front: Misty Dinn, Adriana Ken- dall. 72/Cheerleaders -%^ ^ Above: Tashia Guynn, Jamie Boyd, and Lorita Hill salute the flag for the start of the game. Left: Freshman Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Back: Trisha Doyle, Jennifer Gimlich, Jessica Brewster. Front: Christina Farber, Jacquelinne Walker, Lake- sha Degraphenreed. Above: High Steppers (Left to Right): Back Row: An- gela Masters, Angela Clark, Tara Faryna, Tanisha Ro- binson, Jessica Poynter, Latisha Sheppard, Maria Mc- Clendon, Katherine Gleason, Christina Sheppard, Tif- fany Wright, Jessica Dunn, Melissa Praul. Middle Row: Beth Gilpin, Lashawnda Johnson, Cassandra Graves, Ja- nelle White, Keonna Bullock, Tracey Quarles, Barbara Parks. Front Row: Tabitha Phillips, Elisha Olson, Nicole Quarles, Rebecca Pierce, Danielle Davidson, Jennifer Weaver, Karen Dunn, Misty Plew, Rebekah Meek, Lau- ra McBumie. Not Pictured: Kyana Taylor. Above: Tabitha Phillips, here, leads the long, thin line of High Steppers who accompany the band on Veterans" Day. Left: The High Steppers are ready to step high ' for Howe. High Sicppcrs/73 p %i ^xX^ pla:y Far Left: Annie Dearth recites lines for the Senior Play. "Harvey." Below: Carrie Deeter gives advice to her daughter Annie Dearth in the Senior Play, "Harvey." Above: Ken Burnett, as assistant at the Insane Asylum, finds it necessary to check "pooka." Right: Laura Keller and Carrie Deeter crowd through the doors to the dressing room. The Senior-Sponsored play, "Harvey," was presented at Howe's Auditorium on No- vember 19 and 20 at 7:30 P.M. The main characters in this play were El- wood played by David Nelson, Vita played by Carrie Deeter, Nurse Kelly played by Lau- ra Keller, Myrtle (Vita's daughter) played by Angle Masters and Annie Dearth. Harvey was a big success. There were a lot of people who showed up and supported the students that were in the play. Hopefully, all of the plays in the future will turn out as well as this one did. Monique Lange 74/Senior Play Above Left: Dave Nelson, Elwood, lead in the play, "Harvey," calls a bar to see if Harvey is there. Above Right: Debbie Ingram and Annie Dearth listen to Vita's, Carrie Deeter's, experience at the Asylum. Left: Laura Keller, Steve Abner, and Dave Nel- son discuss the reasoning of Elwood's sister be- ing in the mental hospital. Left: The doctor, Aaron Springer, and Vita, Carrie Deeter, discuss Elwood's phone call. Below: Dave Nelson places on the wall a pic- ture of Harvey, done by Mr. Greg Shelton and Mr. James Lynch. Senior Plav/75 The Class 7f>/Hen'i()r Class of 1994 Senior Class/77 The Class of 1994 Capps, Mari Carson, Edith Cary, Laura Chapman. Jason Chatman. Latasha 78/Seniors Childers, Kari Conrad, Kevin Deal, Michael Dearth, Christine Deeter, Carolyn Denton, Michael Due, Isabelle Ducking, Kelly Eland, April Eldridge, Jerome Ellis, Christian Engle, Donald Evans, Michelle Freeman, Brandy Gamett, Terrell Gibbs, Christopher Golden, Rebecca Gross, Cornell Hammond, Jessica Harris, Stephanie Seniors/79 Nalley, April Nelson, Christopher Nichols, Donte Noe, Dora Norris, Angela Below: Senior Damon Turner marks long jump with Coach Tim Jessup. Left: Senior TeLisa Hill gets a good spot in senior class picture. Above: Keith Owens looks as though he is having a good time playing his instrument. Owens, Keith Parker, Karen Parrish, Jeffrey Pierce, Rebecca Pietro, Jennifer Ping, Jason Plew. Brandi Did Chris Wilson (Below) hit a homerun? Senior Joanne Wright (Right) prepares to be the queen in the musical. Schmidt, Tamika Is that Michael Jordan (Below) or Senior Keith Owens? Looks as if Joanne Wright (Below Right) is about to blow. ^H ^,^,,ji.*.t»i.~'"&gyw>il>i<IWW>** Sims, Jennifer Skates, Debra Smith, Sabea JLii Smith, Shannon Steffey, Mandy Steiner, Veronica Stewart, Corine Stinson, Jerry Senior Kevin Conrad (Above Left) concentrates on his drawings while Dawn Smith (Above Right) finds an interesting article. Tandy, Letina Taylor, Heather Thompson, Jason Tohn, Heather Turner, Damon Turner, James Tuttle. David Below; Senior Class Officers (Left to Right); Back Row; Kari Childers, Kelly Ducking, Laura McBumie, Chad Marshall, Brandy Plew. Front; Letina Tandy and Tamika Right; Senior Mandy Steffey gets dressed up for the Schmidt. play. Vaughn, Stephanie Wakelam, Joshua Webster, Catherine Whitehead, Crystal Whiteman, Amy Willis, Taeonna Wilson, Christopher Wilson, Jason Wright, Sharon Zander, Matthew Seniors/85 The Class of 1995 Abner, Stephen Adams, Charlie Adams, Kenneth Adams, Ryan Alexander, Summer Anderson, April Baker, Linda Ball, Christina Battles, Nicole Bays, Hollie Bell, Michael Bills, Gerald Blackwell, Natalie Bohannon, Jamie Boyd, Tamara Brackin, Melissa Brewer, Richard Bridges, Denvard Brown, Curtis Bullock, Keonna Bundy, Benjamin Burford, Robert Burnett, Yolanda Buster, Kassandra Caesar, Jason Callicott, Maurice Campbell, Christopher Carmer, John Cames, Darin Carrell, Jason Carruthers, Shawn Clade, April Clifton, Raymond Cobb, Jomaane Cole, James Combs, Jennifer 86/Juniors Combs, Kenneth Cooke, Dennis Cooper, Keisha Cosby, Herbert Cox, Eugene Dammeyer, Andrew Daniels, Sarah Davis, Darrell Davis, Marion Davis, William Dearth, Andrea Depew, Corey Dickey, Damon Diffee, Kandy Duerson, Luciana Duke, Ricky Duncan, Nicole Dunn, Daniel Earls, Turkessa Easter, Benji Edwards, Nicole Eldridge, Veronica Ellis, Albert Farr, Steve Farral, Tanesha Featherston, Mike Fifer, Macheica Franks, Kinshasa Frazier, Christina Garcia, Enrique Gibbs, Kevin Gibson, Delvin Gilpin, Beth Gomez, Amanda Goodall, Michael Goss, Mickelle Graves, Cassandra Grimes, Markita Guynn, Marshia Guynn, Tashia Hampton, Angle Hampton Keoni Harrington. Twannette Hart, Shannon Har\e\. Ann Hatton, Jacob Henson, Michelle Hicks, Crais; Juniors/87 Hicks, Rebecca Hill, Lorita Hill, Theresa Hix, Eddie Hobbs, Samuel HoUenbaugh, Jennifer Holloway, Latoya Hombeak, Antonio Homsby, Jason Hunter, Steven Hums, Michelle Ireland, Jennifer Jackson, Paul Jiles, Samuel Johnson, Amanda Johnson, Brandy Johnson, Johnie Jones, Bradford Jones, Jamilia Karr, Robin Keller, Laura Kerr, Kelly Keys, Harold Knox, Kenneth Lake, Donald 2 Langston, Antonio Lashure, Michael Lasky, April Lewis, Christina Locke, Paul Above: Junior Ray Clifton works with Jason Thompson and James Turner on the technical part of the play, Harvey. 88/Juniors Loveless, Melissa Lynn, Tabitha Mabry, Adell Mack, Tamela Malone, William Masters, Angela Maxwell, William McCain, Robert McCloud, Natasha McClure, Harriett McColley, Robbie McCoy, Steve McDonald, Grant McDonald, Whitney McFarland, Carrie Mclntyre, Kelly Mclntyre, Thurl McKinney, Mary Above: Junior Whitney McDonald works with the headphones to com- municate with the sound booth for the production of Harvey. Above: The Junior Class Council (Left to Right): Back Row: Debi Williams. Jennifer Ircl.ind. Joxh Roof, Brandon Spratt, Chad Price, Aaron Springer, Hrrol Spears. Front Row: Nicole Puncui. l-li/.i- beth Tull, Annie Dearth, Mickelle Goss, Tashia Guynn, Kandy Diffee. Juniors/89 Nay, Viola Osborne, Erik Page, Jennifer Palmer, Ronald Patterson, Marlene Patton, Angela Patton, Durwood Payton, Dena Perdue, Jennifer Peterson, April Pierce, Rebecca Piersall, Jennifer Pike, Jill Poynter, Daniel Price, Chad Pryuer, Jerry Pullins, Kindra Quarles, Jimmie Quarles, Tracey Quartez, Tony Rafferty, Trisha Raney, Virgil Reedus, Jamaal Relford, Shana Relford, Shannan Rhodes, Rachel Ripberger, Fredrick Robolt, Belinda Roof, Joshua Rooney, Farrah Russo, Lindsay Rutledge, Brandi Saunders, Charles Schmidt, Gregory Searsbrook, Jacola Sims, Douglas Smith, Angle Smith, Craig Smith, Renee Smith, Tamika Southgate, John Sparks, Erica Spratt, Brandon Springer, Aaron Spurgeon, Tanya Spurrier, Chad Stamps, Mary Staples, Linda ■a^ « 90/Juniors Jt^ ^ u Strarks, Watecsia Steele, Jeffery Stewart, Jeremy Stogsdill, Sheila Street, Carrie Sullivan, Heather Surber, Renee Sutton, Izell Swafford, Weasly Taylor, Detra Terry, Melissa Tetrick, Gina Thomas, Chakita Thompson, Latosha Tingler, Samathia Tinsley, Dana Trimble, Angela Troutman, Rhonda Truss, Adrian TuU, Elizabeth Turner, Deidra Turner, Shannon Tumipseed, Tara Twitty, David Vaughn, Corey Ward, Dia Watson, Kimberly Weaver, Jeffery Weaver, Jennifer Weidner, Cassandra Wessel, Scott White, Demetrius Williams, Brian Williams, Debi Wilson, Trisha Wilson, Turquoise Wimberly, Laquisha Wimberly, Monique Winbum, Shawnay Wise, Talonna York, Misty Young, Keith Juniors/91 The Class of 1996 Adams, Charles Adcock, Jeremy Alexander, Thomas Allen, David Amos, Katherine Andemicael, Tedro Archer, Christopher Avila, Dezzarae Baker, Tara Beasley, Bruce Beasley, Tina Beck, Victoria Benjamin, Rosa Bennett, Dianne Bixler, Gina Boiling, Carrie Bowen, Brandy Boyd, Dennis Boyd, Jamie Bozarth, Robert Branch, Michael Brewster, Amanda Bridges, Julie Broadnax, Charles Brown, Christopher Brown, Jason Brown, Wayne Bryk. Sean Buckhalter, Jennifer Burford. Annie Burgess, Christina Burnett, Kenneth Burnett, Terrineka Campbell, Marty Canady, Chinna Carr, Sharanda 92/Sophomores Childers, Scott Childress, Tracy Claffey, Jacqueline Clanton, Nakita Clark, Angela Clontz, Adelia Cloud, Kristy Cole, Nasiru Combs, Chester Comett, Tina Coulson, Christopher Cowen, Nicole Cox, Jamie Craft, Tarrence Cross, Ayeselah Cross, Jerrie Cummings, Nathaniel Darden, George Davidson, Danielle Davis, Darnell Dawson, James Dean, Amy Delay, Khyran Depp, Kristina Devore, Paulina Dewitte, Toni Do, Lam Dodson, Angela Drinkut, Jason Dumes, Lamont Dunnam, Leafy Eastridge, David Edmonds, Kina Ellenburg, Floyd Evans, Kawan Ewing, Andrew Eytchison, Robert Fields, Corey Foley, Cynthia Franklin, Ladonna Garcia, Jeremy Garmon, Brian Garrard, Maisha Garrett, Shalise Gilbert. James Gold, Deron Goldman. Frank Grabarczyk. Joy .Sophomores/''.^* Graham, Nathaniel Gray, Tony Griffin, Kevin Gross, Christopher Grubb, Ricky Hager, Joshua Hale, Marlon Hall, Jackie Hall, Jerry Hamby, Jason Haney, Wade Hankins, Sarah Hardy, Shakira Harmoning, Jotina Harrell, Timothy Harris, Anthony Harris, Juanita Harris, Lakeisha Hayes, Jeremy Haynes, Dalle Helpling, Christina Helton, Leonna Hendricks, Shawn Herald, Selina Herring, LaKishia Hicks, Ernie Hildebrand, Benjamin Hill, Donovan Hillenburg, Rachel Holman, Anthony Hoskins, Melissa Hotten, Jacob Hubbard, Carrie Hubbard, Kim Huffman, Christopher Hunter, Shannon Isenberg, Jason Jackson, Damon Jackson, Jonas 94/Sophomores Jenkins, Jennifer Jobe, Jacqueline Johnson, Steven Johnson, Tawanna Jones, Anne Jones, Koatie Jordan, Johnny Keith, Joseph Kendall, Roger Kilbert, Andre Kimball, Misty Kirby, Josh Kord, Dale Kord, Danny Kord, Darla Lange, Monique Lashbrook, Christopher Lindsay, Angela Lockhart, Reylon Lockman, Jennifer Loucks, Chrissa Love, Dujuan Maddox, John Marshall, Natalie Martinelle, Stephanie Masters, Jennifer Mathis, Jose Mathis, Kajanna Matthews, Akeisha Mays, Michelle Mays, Sylvia McAdams, Jenny McClure, Richard McFarland, Starr McKinney, Cherish McMillan, Kathryn Meek, Rebekah Miller. Laura Miller. Tesheena Above: Sophomore Nicole Quarles (Right) discusses her ideas for the yearbook with Dawn Smith. Soplu>mores/95 Mills, Linda Mitchell, Shannon Monroe, Christopher Moody, Amber Moore, David Moore, Tyra Morphew, David Mullinex, Robert Mundy, Brian Murphy, Tracy Nay, Paul Nelson, Norman Niemann, Jeremy Odle, Dusty Oliver, Dewayne Oliver, Sherry Olson, Elisha Owens, Michelle Pace, Melissa Parks, Barbara Parrish, Jennifer Parry, James Pasch, John Pass, Ikiam Patterson, Matt Patton, Angela Patton, Shawn Payne, Alex Perry, Jason Peters, Jacob Petty, Kathryn Phillips, Tabitha 96/Sophomores Phipps, William Planalp, Sarah Flew, Misty Poindexter, Angela Pollard, Amirisa Powell, Darron . Poynter, Karie Pratt, Mike Praul, Melissa Freer, LaToya Price, Stephanie Quarles, Nicole Ragland, Twyla Ray, Johnny Reed, Chris Relford, Shannon Reynolds, Shanna Richardson, Yaumika Roark, Carlissa Robertson, Sashah Robinson, China Robinson, Katrina Rogers, Robin Rothwell, Kelly Ruggles, Natalena Rupe, Shawna Rutherford, Angela Saulsbery, Rene Schmidt, Melissa Seals, Keir Searcy, Miesha Searcv. Deranie SopluinuMCs/97 Seeman, Leonard Sexton, Michelle Shaw, Frank Shaw, Monica Sheets, Robert Smith, Darwin Smith, Heather Snow, Philecia Spurrier, Kristy St. Lawrence, Cheryl Starr, Kevin Steele, Cynthia Stewart, Darnell Stringer, Demetria Stump, Dan Sullivan, John Summers, David Taylor, Keith Right; Sophomores Tara Baker and Dianna Bennett beg to have their pictures taken. Middle: In Mrs. Carolyn Free- man's math class. Sophomores Jackie Claffey and David Moore work very hard. Far Right: Sophomore Annie Burford is determined to win an- other match. Taylor, Kyana Taylor, Shawn Taylor, Titus Terry, Darrin Terry, Sarah Thayer, Monica Torrence, Alfonzo Tran, Phung Trotter, Melissa Troxail, Melinda Tucher, Jason Turner, Jennifer Unseld, David Uptegrove, Patrick Urich, Jennifer Wallace, Kyle Ward, Christine Warren, Sanchilla 98/Soph<)m()res Weinke, Amy Wells, Rodney Welsh, Derrick Wesner, Bobbi Whatley, Keisha Whitaker, Scott White, Brandy White, Janelle White, Janis Wiker, Rebecca Wilson, Ida Winchester, Joe Sophoniores/W The Class of 1997 Adkins, Jennifer Allen, Dustin Allen, James Allen, Melissa Andemicael, Aster Anderson, Coleman Arnold, Lauren Ashby, Darren Austin, Kahnata Baker, James Baker, Janet Baker, Larry Ballard, Anthony Banks, Christopher Barberis, Danielle Barker, Jeffrey Barnes, Randall Barnes, Sara Bays, Amy Bell, Jr., Michael Bell, Jessica Benjamin, Rosa Bergdahl, Lois Berry, Leola Berwanger, Brandy Bible, Michael Bingham, Bertie Blair, Kimberly Bohannon, Chester Bow, Angela Bowling, Joshua Bozarth Jr, Michael Brake, Rachel Brewster, Jessica Brooks, Shyla Brown, Carrie ] WFreshmen Brown, Deandre Brown, Roy Brubeck, Jeremy Bruns. Robert Buchanan, Christina Burgess, Regina Burke, Sebrina Burnett, Tremaine Burrows, Beverly Buskirk, James Butler, Christy Calbert, Benjamin Campbell, Christopher Canady, Tahia Canaday, Terrie Carson, Aaron Carter, Jimmy Cartwright, Jason Cassidy, Jason Cathcart, Heather Cathey, Dameon Catuhe, Angelique Chestang-Goodner, Nicole Childers, Ross Chism, Steven Clark, Tonya Clark, Natasha Clayton, Dezmond Clontz, Amanda Collins, Joseph Collins, William Cook, Joshua Cotton, Melissa Cowin, Jeannine Cox, Jennifer Crabtree, Angela Crabtree, Christopher Crawford, Ray Crockett, Venus Cross, Nicole Dalton, Star Dalton, Venus Dawson, Latoya Dean. Larry Degraphenreed, Lakesha Deirth, Richard Dicken, John Downs, Shanta lieshmcn/lOl Doyle, Trisha Dunn II, Kirk Dunn, Daniel Dunn, Jessica Dunn, Karen Eakle, Tara Ealy, Jermaine Ealy, Thomas Edmonds, Damien Edwards, Monica Edwards, Shunery Edwards, Tarrance Elsey, Stacy Elston, Steve Engle, Amanda Esparza, Sara Eytchison, Kathryn Farber, Christine Farral, Lee Faryna, Tara Fleming, Lewis Fluker, Dwan Foster, Addam Foster, Ramon Franklin, Shawna Frazier, Troy Gantz, James Garrette, Brandy Gearlds, Kurt Gebhart, Roger Gill, David Gimlich, Jennifer Gleason, Catherine Coins, Samantha Goode, Chad Grabarczyk, Jason Grable, Charmaine Green, Jeremy Gregory, Jeremy Griffin, Michael Griffith, Tanya Grimes, Eric Hager, Alicia Hamby, Leanne Hamilton, Jeffery Haney, Misty Hannon, Steven Harding, Jason f 102/^reshmen JP3^^£^ Harley, Jamille Harmening, Billie Harris, Shamlah Harvey, Nicole Haskins, Lonnie Hatton, Jeannetta Havvard, Clarence Hayes Jr, Larry Henderson, Latosha Henderson, Shandale Hewlett, Dana Hiatt, Tonya Hiles, Laura Hines, Margaret Hinton, Lashonda Hite, Wanda Hobson, Michael Holderfield, Holly Hollenbaugh, Michael Hollins, Mitalia Horrall, Darrick Hubbard, Angela Hucks, Annamarie Huddleson, Steven Hudson, April Huggans, Lance Ingram, Mercedes Irby, Desional Jackson, Charles Jackson, Jack Jackson, Karen Jackson, Yamikki Jefferson, Travis Johnson, Denetrius Johnson, Michael Johnson, Susan Jones, Andre Jones, Brandi Jones, James Jones, Norris Jones, Racquel Jones, Troy Jones, Willie Kandakai, Miatta Keglar, David Keltner. Robert Kiefer. Kristina Kina, Andre KicslinK'iiyiO.i Kirk, William Kluth, Melissa Lacy, Antonio Lafollette, Tina Lake, Jennifer Lamar, Coynette Lange, Allen Lanning, Angela Lawrence, Samantha Layton, Sean Le, Line Ledgerwood, David Ledgerwood, Douglas Lee, Jason Leeper, Brittney ^Lewis, Angel Lewis, Antonio Light, Joshua Lippard, Rebecca Listen, Veronica Litteral, Patrick Locander, Louis Lott, Dante Lucas, Krista Lucas, Kristine Luther, Teresa Lyons, Michael Maddox, Elizabeth Maddox, Tracy Manners, Matthew Above: Freshman Tonya Hiatt is concentrating very hard to get her work done. K>4/f-reshmen / 1 HF^ ^^^Kr "H 1 i fc^ --r- ^ J L Manuel, Tier Markle, Jacob Marshall, Fred Mason, Eric Mason, Nikki Matrau, Crystal Mays, Michelle McCabe, Melinda McCart, Laura McClain, Angela McClendon, Maria McCord, Scott McGraw, Ronald McNeely, Daniel McNeil, Kendra Meadows, Brandi Meek, Zachery Merrifield, Patricia Mielke, Shawn Miles, Dwain Miller, Ebony Miller, Joy Mitchell, Kurt Monroe, Michael Morales, Hope Mundy, Christopher Muse, Amanda Neighbors, Misty Nichols, Anthony Nichols, William Above; Freshmen Ricco Shocklay is checking what needs to be done. Above: Freshmen Brandy Berwinger and Rachel Brick work together on assignments. Freshmen/ lO.S Niemann, Carla North, Thomas O' Conner, Ian Oatts, Tamaris Ogier, Rebecca Oliver, Ernest Ollanketo, John Ollanketo, Michael Owens, Paula Owens, Vanessa Page, Patrick Parker, John Parkhurst, Larry Parks, Amanda Parran, Kenneth Partlow, Karl Pastrick, Jarrod Peavler, Bradley Perkins, Kadar Petty, Gerald Phelps, Quinn Pietro, Jennifer Pike, Michelle Pinkins, Lasandra Piper, Jackilla Pittman, Kyandra Pollard, Heather Porter, Keonna Posey, Kevin Allen Powell, Kianna Power, Jennifer Poynter, Jessica Pratt, Janette Praul, Crystal Price, Jason Pridemore, Bobby Pruitt, Latasha Pryor, Cecil Quarles, Deanna Quiett, Lisa Radford, Toya Raines, Michael Rains, Jeremy Ralston, Amber Ramsey, Katy Randle, Quiana Rangel, Raymond Reader, Stacey 1 (Xj/Freshmen Reeves, Kathleen Retz, David Richard, Maryann Ridner, Teresa Riskka, Code Robertson, WiUiam Robinson, Tanisha Roof, Hadley Ruggles, Barbara Rybolt Jr., Richard Sams, Wayne Saunders, Terrell Scott, Nichole Scott, Timothy Searcey, Keon Seifu, Zen Nile Selman, Martin Shalmann, Erica Sheppard, Christina Shockley, Ricco Short, Reggie Shropshire, Fredrick Simmons, Anthony Simpson, James Sizemore, Bemita Skaggs II, Alvin Skolburg, Robert Smith, Kendria Smith, Benjamin Smith, Tiona Spall, Richard Spears, Aimee Spells, Monica Spicer, Tina Stafford, Deanna Stafford, Ronnie Staples, Crystal Stewart, Aaron Stewart, Ella Stewart, Latosha Stiles. Crystal Stojcevich, Mike Stone. Thomas Stringer. Demetria Strode. Holly Sullivan. Jennifer Sutton. Angela Swan. Erin KrcshmcnyiO? f*«//.tuy Tandy, Felicia Taylor, Damon Thompkins, Damon Tillman, La Keisha Tompkins, Jeremiah Trotter, Mike Above Right: Freshmen Angel Schultz is consulting with a classmate about their assignment. Right: Seems that Freshmen Coleman Anderson is either hurt or about to drop. 108/Freshmen Watkins, Christopher Watkins, Shawn Watson, Charlie Wayes, Larry Welch, Destinny Westerfield, Todd Fourth Row: Witt, Tenika Wings, Tasheka Woodard, Quincy Wooden, Lorirell Woolery, Mindy Wilcher, Jeremiah Williams, Janelle Williams, Krystal Williams, Padro Wilson, Miayva Wimberly III, Floyd Fifth Row: Wynn, Kevin Yanasak, Rose Yeager, Joshua Young, Eric Young, Wanique lTcshiiK-n/l(W Madora Walker Bea Adams Patricia Aman Mark Andrews Mattie Ballow Mary Bancroft Deborah Bareford Douglas Bateman Dean Batman John Beswick Tamika Black Ann Boynton Deanna Byrd Therese Calhan Mary Carter Julia Chestnut Mary Dewitz Martha Diggle John DiVincenzo V. Ellur Curt Ervin Carolyn Freeman Art Gonzalez Phillip Greenwood Maurice Grooms Irvin Haas Richard Harpold Edward Hasse Shirley Hembd Michael Hepler Denis Hines Robert Muggins Barbara Jones Gloria Jones Evelyn Keaton Charles Kendall Mary Koopman Jo Anna Leffler Tom Lewis 10/f-aculty Cynthia Lucas Jim Lynch Lisa Mc Donald Charles Mc Ginley Jennifer Mc Nally Linda Milbum Faculty and Stajf David Miller Arnold Nelson John Norfleet Debbie Norton Jan Ockomon Sandra Petty Carroll Runnble Jatinder Singh John Skene Shirley Smith Robert Spaulding Shirley Stephens Donna Sutton Steve Taflinger Phyllis Thomas James Thompson Stella Vandivier Joe Vespo Josephine Watford Lynn Whittemore John Wiggins 7"^^ Above; Teachers Mrs. Martha Diggle and Mrs. Jo Anna Leffer ''^* and Counselors Mr. Bumel Coulon and Mr. Carroll Rumble fill up on breakfast before a long working day with students. F-acult\/lll Michael Bryant Mary Carter Marian Gilbert James Komann Bruce Moss Barry Patrick David Smartz Randy Wemple Keith White Lance Willdermood Mary Wills Arretia Young Philip Zurawski Right: LTC Lance Willdermood prepares for the year- end annual inspection. Leslie Bartolowits Treva Carroll Warren Dressier Patricia Friedly Greg Shelton Bettie Webb Right: Miss Mary Koopman is a part of the Tech Prep Program to assist individually. 12/Faculty James Yarber Larry Brown William Buckley Bumel Coulon Dale Dinkens Ron Finkbiner Joan George Frank Loll Robert Malone Penelope McNeish Sandra Petty Nancy Ratner Thomas Renie Errol Spears Dan Stanley David Stewart Charles Walter Roxy Watson Betty Woods Janet Woods Faculty/ 1 13 ' Hilltopper This year's yearbook staff members had difficulties finding out what was happening through the year with activities, sports, groups, and students at Howe. One thing that made the work so much more difficult was that only one or two members of the staff had ever worked on the book before. Some of the tasks of the staff were writing captions and copy, typing copy, making layouts, and cropping pictures as well as taking pictures and being in charge of those taken by Prestige. This year's HILLTOPPER contains its first completely computerized layout and copy. Assisting with accomplishing the tasks for the yearbook, Natalie Mertz and Brandy Freeman served as this year's editors. In spite of all the obstacles, the staff succeeded in finishing the book and making it ready for Howe stu- dents. Top: Karie Poynter, Heidi Wurster, Vicki Beck, and Dawn Smith discuss how they want the title page of the yearbook. Left: Tracey Quarles and Dawn Smith work hard on "mug shots" to get the yearbook finished. Right: Vicki Beck works at identifying students for the yearbook pictures. 14/Hilltopper Above: Deanna Quarles and Kelly Ducking organize pictures for the booi< while Letina Tandy stops in to ask Venita Huddleston about ID cards. Right: Natalie Mertz types the index for the yearbook. Before this, ihe also struggled with computer layouts for the book. Hilltoppcr/l I.S Above: Brad Jones, John Carmer, and Jason Caesar show their school spirit by dressing up for Halloween this year. Right: Amy Whiteman registers Robbie Burford for the Mock election. C L C L S S I I N N G G Above; Staff and students raise their signs and cheer against the closing of Howe. Right: Making the school proud, Howe's ROTC stands ready to march in the Veterans' Day Parade downtown. 1 16/C)osing Closing: Yesterday 's Wishes/Tomorrow 's Dreams ^l'!%. Above: One of Ms. Madora Walker's important jobs as new principal to Howe was to plan strategies not to let the school get closed down. Here, she discusses these with Mr. Ron Finkbiner. Starting off as a freshman isn't easy, accidentally dropping your tray, being shoved into lockers, and most of all, being made fun of by upper classmen. Then, finally, you're a sophomore, just a step above freshman, but not as high as a junior. As your sophomore year passes, before you know it, you're a junior — junior year, finally considered an upper classman. As time passes on, it's almost the end of the year. Finally, at last, you're a SENIOR!! — finally at the top. As you remember the last football game, your last final exam, prom night, such a wonderful night, never to be forgotten — As you remember all four years, it is time to say good-bye. As graduation approaches, your laughs through the years, turn to tears. When you get your diploma, you say good-bye to your beloved school of brown and gold. You now look forward and wait to see tomorrow. Kari Childers Left: Lindsay Russo works over a speech to be given to the School Board to try and save Howe from closing. Many others also put forth much effort for this cause. In the final hour, Howe was to be kept open next year. Below: Mrs. Mary DeWitz smiles happily over her sur- prise birthday cake. How many more at Howe? r Closuig/117 A's Abner, Stephen 42,75,86 Adams, Bea 110 Adams, Charlie 7,55,69,86 Adams, Ryan 11,26,86 Adkins, Jennifer 100 Alexander, Summer 86 Alexander, Thomas 92 Allen, David 62, 64, 92 Akins, Michelle 39, 78 Allen, Dustin 100 Allen, MeUissa 100 Aman, Patricia 45 Amos, Kanisha 78 Amos, Katherine 92,97 Andemichael, Aster 100 Anderson, Charles 25,55,69,78 Anderson, Christopher 20,39,49,78 Anderson, Coleman 54,100 Archer, Christopher 18,38,92 Arnold, Lauren 100 Ashby, Darren 100 Austin, Kahnata 100 Avila, Dezzarae 92 B's Baker, James 100 Baker, Janet 100 Baker, Tara 38,41,57,66,92,99 Ball, Christina 26,82 Ballard, Anthony 100 Ballow, MaUie 110 Bancroft, Mary 13,110 Banks, Christopher 100 Baranand, Iker 78 Barberis, Danielle 100 Bareford, Deborah 110 Barker, Jeffery 100 Barnes, Randall 100 Barnes, Sara 100 Bartolowitz, Leslie 112 Bateman, Douglas 110 Batman, Dean 110 Bays, Amy 100 Bays, Hollie 24,25,52,63,86 Beasley, Bruce 92 Beasley, Tina 92 Beck, Bruce 110,113 Beck, Matthew 49 Beck, Vicki 52,66,67,92,114 Beem, Rachel Bell, Jessica 26,42,100 Bell, Micheal 26,29,86,100 Benjamin, Rosa 92,100 Bennett, Amy 13,78 Bennett, Dianna 12,57,92,98 Bergdahl, Lois 100 Berry, Leola 100 Berry, Robert Berwanger, Brandy 100,105 Beswick, John 110 Bible, Michael 100 Bingham, Bertie 100 Bixler, Gina 6,27,92 Blackwell, Natalie 38,86 Blair, Kimberly 100 Bohannon, Chester 17 Bohannon, Jamie 12,24,25,26,29,39,61,86 BoUing, Carrie 92 Bowen, Brandy 13,26,38,63,68,92 Bowling, Michael 54,78,100 Box, Angela 100 Boyd, Dennis 48,55,64,92 Boyd, Jamie 16,18,38,47,72,73,92 Boyd, Tamara 86 Boynton, Ann 110 Brackin, Melissa 8 Brake, Rachel 57,100 Bratt, Dennis 4,41,27,29 Brewer, Richard 25 Brewster, Jessica 73 Brewster, Amanda 72 Bridges, Tyus 14 Bridges, Julie 12,51,68,92 Broadnax, Charels 92 Brown, Carrie 100 Brown, Champale 78 Brown, Christopher 92 Brown, Curtis 86 Brown, Deandre 101 Brown, James 38,48,78 Brown, Larry 113 Brown, Wayne 27,55,92 Brubeck, Jeremy 101 Bryant, Kimberly 78 Bryant, Michael 11,25 Buchannon, Christina 101 Buckhalter, Jennifer 92 Buckley, William 21,28,113 Buckner, Danyale 66,67 Buergelin, Joseph 60 Bullock, Keonna 73,86 Bundy, Benjamin 71,86 Burder, Christy 26 Burford, Annie 14,24,38,51,70,92,98 Burford, Robert 17 Burgess, Regina 101 Burgess,Christina 26,92 Buike, Sebrina 101 Burks, Cristy 9 Burnett, Terrineka 92 Burnett, Tremaine 101 Burnett, Yolanda 86 Bumett,Kenneth 75,92,94 BuiTOws, Beverly 101 Burton, Robert 101 Buskirk, James 39,101 Buster, Kassandra 86 BuUer, Christy 39,101 Byrd, Jessica 27 Byrd, Deanna 110 C'S Caesar, Jason 86 Calbert, Benjamin 101 Caldwell, Keith 13 Calhan, Theresa 16,110 Callicott,Maurice 86 Campbell, Christopher 86,101 Campbell, Marty 92 Canady, Chinna 92 Canady, Rickey 2538 Capps,Mari 38,78 Carmer, John 86 Cames, Darin 50,86 Carr, Sharanda 23,66,67,92 Carrell, Jason 86 CarroU,Treva 25,112 Carruthers, Shawn 86 Carson, Edith 23,25,78 Carter, Jamica 54 Carter, MaryM 10, 112 Cartwright, Jason 101 Cary, Laura 22,63,78 Cassidy, Jason 101 Cathcart, Heather 68,101 Cathey, Dameon 101 Catume, Angelique 101 Chapman, Jason 13,14,25,26,29,78 Chatman, Latasha 25,78 Chesmut, Julia 6,10 Chestang, Goodner 181 Childers, Kari 24,27,43,78 ChUders, Ross 54,101 Childers, Scott 24,40,41,55,93 Childress, Tracye 93 Chism, Steven 54 Clade, April 86 Claffey, Jacqueline 63,93,98 Clanton,Nakita 13,93 Clark, Angela 73,93 Clark, Tonya 39 Clifton, Raymond 26,44,86,88 Cline, Shawn 49 Clontz, Adelia 93 Clontz, Amanda 8,101 Cloud, Kristy 93 Cobb, Jamaane 86 Cole, James 13,86 Cole, Nasiru 93 Collins, Jopseph 101 Collins, WilUam 8,101 Combs, Chester 55.93 Combs, Jennifer 7,86 Combs, Kenneth 53,86 Condon, Michael 7 Conrad, Kevin 25,26,39 Cook, Joshua 101 Cocke, Dennis 62,78,87 Coc^r, Keisha 9,87 Comett, Tina 39,66,93 Cosby, Herburt 87 Cotton, Melissa 23,101 Coulon,Bumel 110,113 Coulson, Christopher 93 Co win, Jeannine 101 Cowin, Kenneth Cowin, Nicole 93 Cox, Eugene 87 Cox, Jammie 93 Cox, Jennifer 68,101 Crabtree, Angela 101 Crabtree, Christopher 54,181 Craft, Tarrence 21,93 Crawford, Ray 101 Crockett, Venus 101 Cross, Ayeselah 93 Cross, Jerrie 93 Cross, Nicole 101 Cununings, Nathaniel 93 D's Dalton, Star 101 Dalton, Venus 101 DammeyCT, Andrew 50,58,87 Daniels, Sarah 24,25,28,87 Darden, George 62,64,93 Davidson, April 13 Davidson, Danielle 73,93 Davis, Darrell 55, 65, 87,93 Davis, David 25,55,87 Davis, Marion 87 Davis, William 11,87 Dawson Jr, James 93 Dawson, Latoya 101 Deal, Michael 39,58,79 Dealy, Khyran 93 Dean, Amy 1238,57,93 Dean, Larry 101 Dean, Latasha 263353839,85 18/Iridcx Dearth, Andrea 24,25,26,38,51,75 Dearth, Richard 8 Deeter, Carolyn 5,24,26,29,38,39,75,79 Degraphenreed, Lakesha 18,73,101 Deirth, Richard 101 Denton, Michael 79 Depew, Cwey 87 Depp, Kristina 16,93 Desai, Om 69 Devore, Paulina 12,38,57,93 Dewitte, Toni 93 DeWitz, Mary 110 Dickens, John 54,101 Dickey, Damon 87 Diffee.Kandy 28,87,89 Diggle, Martha 18,110 Dinkens, Dale4,113 Dinn, Misty 72 Divincenzo, John 110 Do, Urn 48,55,93 Dodson, Angela 93 Downs, Shanta 101 Doyle, Trisha 71,72,73,102 Dressier, Warren 19,112 Drikent, Jason 93 Due, Isabelle 79 Ducking, Kelly 73,115 Duerson, Luciana 38,87 Duke, Ricky 87 Dumes, Lament 93 Duncan, Nicole 24,25,29,38,39,69,87,89 Dunn, Daniel 87,102 Dunn, Jessica 73,102 Dunn, Karen 39,73 Dunn, Kirk 102 Dunn, Misty 24,25,29,71 Dunnan,Uafy 63,68,93 E's Eastridge, David 93 Edmonds, Damien 102 Edmonds, Kina 93 Edwards, Monica 102 Edwards, Nicole 87 Edwards, Phyllis Edwards, Robert 71 Edwards, Shunery 102 Edwards, Tarrancel02 Eland, April 79 Eland, William Eldridge, Jerome 79 Eldridge, Veronica 12,24.70,87 EUenburg, Floyd 93 Ellis, Albert 87 Ellis, Christian 22,25,79 Ellur,V. 110 Elsey, Stacy 39 Engle, Amanda 102 Engle, Donald 25,79 Ervin, Curt 110 Esparza, Sara 102 Evans, Kawam 93 Evans, Michelle 25,79 Ewing, Andrew 93 Eytchison, Kathryn 102 Eytchison, Robert 93 F's Edwards, Monica 38 Eakle, Tara 102 Ealy, Thomas 102 Earls, Turkessa 87 Easter, Benji 87 Fanroy, Tara 73 Farber, Christina 38,57,73 Farr, Steve 22,87 Farral, Lee 102 Farral, Tanesha 87 Faryna, Tara 57,102 Featherston, Mike 87 Fields, Corey 29,93 Fifer, MaCheica 87 Finkbiner, Ron 55,113 Fleming, Lewis 102 Fluker, Dwan 102 Foley, Cynthia 12,38,39,61,93 Forbes, Steve 64 Foster, Addam 102 Foster, Ramon 102 Franklin, Ladonna 93 Franklin, Shawna 102 Franks, Kinshasa 87 Frazier, Christina 87 Frazier, Troy 102 Freeman, Brandy 5,24,27,28,29,42,79 Freeman, Carolyn 18,110 Friedly, Patricia 112 G's Gantz, James 102 Garcia, Jeremy Lee 93 Garica, Enrique 87 Garita, Kevin 58 Garmon, Brian 93 Gamett, Terrell 79 Garrard, Maisha 16,93 Garrett, Shalise 93 Garrette, Brandy 102 Gaton, Mike 32,93 Gearlds, Kurt 102 Gebhart, Roger 102 George, Jody 113 Gibbs, Christopher 79 Gibbs, Kevin 87 Gibson, Delvin 87 Gilbert, James 93 Gilbert, Marion 112 Gill, Gary 52,53 Gillum, Chad 63 Gilpin, Beth 28,73,87 Gimlich, Jennifer 73,102 Gleason, Catherine 8,73 Coins, Samantha 102 Gold, Deron 93 Golden, Rebecca 4 1 ,79 Goldman, Frank 93 Gomez, Amanda 58,87 Gonzales, Art 19,110 Goodall, Michael 17,87 Goss, Mickelle 23,24,25,26,63,87,89 Grabarczyk, Jason 102 Grable, Charmaine 102 Graham, Nathaniel 94 Graves, Cassandra 73,87 Gray, Antonio 60,64,94 Green, Jeremy 102 Greenwood, Phillip 1 10 Gregory, Jeremy Griffin, Kevin 55,94 Griffin, Micheal 8,102 Griffith, Kevin 65 Griffith, Tanya 102 Grimes, Eric 40,102 Grimes, Markita 87 Grooms, Maurice 110 Gross, Christopher 50,94 Gross, Cornell 79 Grubb, Richard 55,94 Guynn, Marshia 87 Guynn, Tashia 24,25,72^87,89 H's Haas, Irvin 19,110 Hager, Alicia 38,57,66,102 Hager, Joshua 94 HaU, Jackie 94 Halswell, Jessica 58 Hamby, Leanne 102 Hamby, William 23 Hamilton, Jeffery 54,102 Hammond, Jessica 9,24 Hampton, Angle 87 Hampton, Keoni 87 Haney, Misty 102 Hankins, Sarah 94 Hannon, Steven 102 Harding, Jason 102 Hardy, Shakira 94 Harmening, Billie 103 Harmoning, Johina 94 Harpold, Dallene 63 Harpold, Richard 54,55,110 Harrell, Timothy 94 Harrington, Twannette 24,38,87 Harris, Anthony 94 Harris, Jonathan 25 Harris, Juanita 94 Harris, Shamlah 103 Harris, Stephanie 5,20,27,79 Hart, Shannon 87 Harvey, Amy 87 Harvey, Nicole 103 Haskins, Melissa 14 Hasse, Edward 110 Hatton, Jacob 87 Hatton, Jeannette 103 Haward, Qarence 103 Hawkins, Brian 56 Hayes, Jeremy 94 Hayes, Larry 103 Haynes, Dalle 94 Helpling, Christina 38,94 Helton, Leonna 38,57,94 Hembd, Shirley 110 Henderson, Latasha 103 Hendricks, Shawn 94 Henson, Michelle 87 Hepler, Michael 48,54,110 Herald, Selina 9 Herring, Lakishia 94 Hewlett, Dana 103 Hiatt, Tonya 103,104 Hicks, Craig 87 Hicks, Ernest 94 Hicks, Rebecca, 24,29,52,56,66,67,88 Hildebrand, Benjamin 94 Hiles, Laura 103 HiU, Donovan 55,94 Hill, Lorita 9,22,24,71,72,88 HiU, TeUsa 24,25 Hill, Theresa 80,88 Hines, Margaret 103 Hinton, Lashcmda 68,103 Hite, Wanda 103 Hobbs, Samuel 26,29,35,38,39,58,88 Hobson, Michael 54,103 Holderfield, HoUy 103 Holifield, Michael 103 Hollenbaugh, Jennifer 24,29,35,38,52,67,88 Hollenbaugh, Michael 39,58 HoUins, Mitalia 103 HoUoway, Latoria 80,88 Hopkins, Heather 25,66,67,71,80,103 Hombeak, Antonio 64 Horrall, Darrick 13,55 Hubbard, Angela 103 Hubbard, Carrie 22,26,39,46.61 Hucks, Annamarie Index/ 1 1 1) 39,103 Huddleson, Steven 103 Huddleson, Venita 115 Hudson, April 103 Huggins, Lance 69,103 Huggins, Robert 110 Hunter, Shannon 51,61,97 Hums, Michelle 88 I's Ingram, Deborah 38,75,80 Ingram, Mercedes 103 Irby,Desional 54,103 Irby, James 25,80 Ireland, Jennifer 25,38,88 Isenberg, Jason 39 J's Jackson, Charles 103 Jackson, Damon 94 Jackson, Jack 54,69,103 Jackson, Karen 103 Jackson, Lisa 25 Jackson, Paul 88 Jackson, Yamikki 103 Jarrett, Ralph 17 Jefferson, Travis 103 Jenkins, Sandra 25,80 Jiles, Samual 88 Jobe, Jacquelyne 72 Johnson, Amanda 88 Johnson, Brandy 38,52,68,88 Johnson, Denetrius 103 Johnson, Johnie 38,88 Johnson, Lashawanda 73 Johnson, Michael 103 Johnson, Tawanna 95 Jones, Andre 69,103 Jones, Anne 38,63 Jones, Barbara 110 Jones, Bradford 4,88 Jones, Brandi 55,57,103 Jones, Gloria 110 Jones, James 103 Jones, Jamila 88 Jones, Koattie 95 Jones, Norris 103 Jones, Racquel 103 Jones, Troy 103 Jones, WUlie 103 Jordan, Johnny 95 K's Kandakai, Miatta 103 Karr, Robin 88 Keaton, Evelyn 25,110 Keglar, David 39,103 Keith, Joseph 39,95 Keller, Laura 75 Keltner, Robert 103 Kendall, Adriana 25,71,72 Kendall, Aundrea 25 Kendall, Charles 80,110 KendaU, Roger 94 Kerr.KeUy 39,88 Keys, Harold 64,88 Kiefer, Kristina 103 Kilbeit, Andre 94 Kimball, Misty 94 King, Andre 103 Kinney, Allison 13,80 Kirby.Josh 95 Kirk, Lashawn 21,25,39,80 Kirk, Shawn 80 Kirk, William 104 Kluth, Melissa 104 Knox, Kenneth 88 Koman, James 112 Koopman, Mary 68, Kord,Dale 12,29,44 Kord, Danny 27,56,57,94,115 Kord, Darla 94 L's Lacy, Antonio 104 Lafollette, Tina 104 Lake, Donald 88 Lake, Jennifer 38,56,104 Lamar, Coynette 104 Lange, Allen 104 Lange, Monique 38,42,63,7295 Langston, Antonio 88 Lanning, Angela 104 Lashure, Micheal 88 Laskey, April 88 Lawrence, Samantha 104 Lay ton, Sean 104 Le, Line 104 Ledgerwood, David 104 Ledserwood, Douglas 104 Lee, Jason 104 Leeper, Brittney 104 Leffler, Joanna 19,110 Lewis, Angel 104 Lewis, Antonio 104 Lewis, Tangie 68 Lewis, Thomas 33,35,110 Light, Joshua 21,104 Lindsey, Angela 16,95 Lippard, Rebecca 104 Liston, Veronica 104 Litteral, Kimberly 25 Litteral, Patrick 54,104 Locander, Louis 54,104 Lockhart, Reylon 94 Lockman, Jennifer 94 Loll, Frank 113 Lott, Dante 104 Loucks, Chrissa 94 Loveless, Melissa 24,29,42,63,89 Lucas, Cynthia 111 Lucas, Krista 104 Lucas, Kristine 104 Luther, Teresa 104 Lynch, James 11,75 Lynn,Tabitha 89 Lyons, Luther 104 Lyons, Randy 48 M's Mabry.Adell 89 Mack,Tamela 89 Maddox, Elizabeth 104 Maddox, Tracy 104 MahlCT, Terry 51 Malone, David 48 Malone, Robert 113 Malone, William 29,41,48,64,89 Manners, Matthew 104 Manuel, Tier 105 Marcum, Sean 26 Markle, Jacob 105 Marks, Kenneth 25 Marshall, Chad 25,26 Marshall, Fred 105 Marshall, Joseph 39,80 Marshall, Natalie 38,70,95 Martin, Tommy 80,91 Martinelle, Stephanie 18,38,95 Mason, Eric 105 Mason, Nikki 105 Masters, Angela 73,75,89 Masters, Jennifer 12,95 Matheus, Akeisha 94 Mathis, Dashonna 81 Mathis, David 22,42,46 Mathis, Kajanna 95 Matrau, Crystal 57,105 Maxwell, Cheryl 25 Maxwell, WiUiam 81,89 Mays, Michele 95,105 Mays, Sylvia 95 McAdams, Jenny 95 McBumie, Laura 24,25,38,61,73,81 McCabe, MeUnda 105 McCart, Laura 105 McQain, Angela 105 McClendon, Maria 73,105 McClure, Jamie 26 McCoUey, Robbie 65,89 McCord, Scott 105 McDonald, Grant 25, 29,48.55,69,89 McDonald, Lisa 72 McDonald, Whintey 26,48,89 McFarland, Carrie 22,26,66,67,89 McFarland, Jamie 60 McFarland, Starr 38.95 McGinley, Charles 114 McGraw, RonaW 54.105 McGregor, Marvin 64 Mclntyre, Thurl 89 McKinney. Cherish 12,95 McMillian, Katheryn 95 McNally, Jennifer 51,61 McNeely, Daniel 105 McNeil, Kendra 105 McNeish, Penny 14,113 Meadows, Brandi 105 Meek, Rebdcah 938,42.63,73,95 Meek, Zachary 54 Mertz. Natalie 29.45,81.115 Mielke. Shawn 105 Milbum. Linda 25.1 10 Miles, Aisha 72 Miles, Dwain 69,105 MiUCT, David 110 Miller, Ebony 68,105 Miller, Joy 105 MillCT, Laura 95 Miller, Paul 69,54 Miller. Tesheaia 95 MiUs, Linda 96 Mims. Keycma 89 Minion, Mario 89 MitcheU. Donald 89 MitcheU. Kurt 54,105 MitcheU, Schlanda 89 MitcheU, Scott 28,81 MitcheU. Shannon 96 Moenius. David 25,48.55,81 Monroe. Christopher 96 Moody, AmbCT 96 Moon. Donald 89 Moore. Antonio 69.89 Moore. BiU 58 Moore. David 96,98 Moore, Tyra 96 Morales, Hope 105 Morelock. Crystal 220.127.116.11.56,67.89 Morey, Joshua 55.89 Morgan, Teresa 89 MOTgan, Tom 50 Morphew, David 96 Morris, Justin 18.104.22.1683839,60.89 120/Fndex Moss, Bruce 112 Motley, Nancy MuUinex, Robert 38,96 Mumford, Christina 89 Mundy, Brian 96 Mundy, Christopher 105 Mundy, Mike 54,55,64,89 Murphy, Tracy 18,96 Muse, Amanda 68,105 Muse, Lenise 8,13 N's Nalley, April 25,81 Nay, Paul Anthony 96 Nay, Viola 90 Neighbors, Misty 38,105 Nelson, Arnold 111 Nelson, Christopher 24,81 Nelson, David 13,26,38,39,74 Nelson, Norman 96 Nichols, Anthony 105 Nichols, Donte 48,81,96 Nichols, William 27,39,105 Niemann, Carla 28,106 Niemann, Jeremy 27,96 Noe, Dora 22,24,25,29,81 Norfleet, Johnny 111 Norris, Angela 81 Norton, Debra 111 O's Oatts, Tamaris 106 Ockomon, Jan 111 Odle, Dustin 96 Ogier, Rebecca 106 Oliver, Dewayne 96 Oliver, Ernest 106 Oliver, Sherry 96 Olivera, Jose 58,69,82 Ollanketo, John 38,106 OUanketo, Michael 27,54,106 Olson, EUsha 73,96 Olson, Ryan 15,82 Osborne, Eric 90 Owens, Keith 39.50,55,82 Owens, Michelle 96 Owens, Paula 106 Owens, Vanessa 106 P's Pace, Melissa 96 Page, Charles 29,55,66 Page, Jennifer 90 Page, Patrick 54,69,106 Palmer, Ronald 11,90 Parker, John 106 Parker, Karen 25,52,71,82 Parker, Nicole 22 Parkhurst, Larry 106 Parks, Amanda 106 Parks, Barbara 7,38,73,96 Parran, Kenneth 7,106 Parrish, Jeffery 22,25,82 Parrish, Jennifer 96 Parry, James 96 Partlow, Karl 106 Pasch, John 27,58,96 Pass, Ikiam 96 Pastrick, Jarrod 106 Patrick, Barry 112 Patterson, Marlene 90 Patterson, Matthew 18,55,96 Patterson, Michael 8 Patton, Angela 90,96 Patton, Dorwood 90 Patton, Shawn 69,96 Payne, Alex 96 Payton Denael 90 Perdue, Jennifer 26,62,66,90 Perry, James 27,96 Perry, Jason 96 Perry, Jimmy 41 Peters, Jacob 16,39,96 Peters, Jason 33 Peterson, April 90 Petty, Anthony 24,29 Petty, Gerald 106 Petty, Kathryn 18,96 Petty, Michael, 113 Petty, Sandra 111 Phelps, Quinn 106 PhiUips, Tabitha 73.96 Phipps, William 97 Pierce, Rebecca 23,73,82,90 Piersall, Jennifer 29 Pietro, Jennifer 82,106 Pike, Jill 90 Pike, Michelle 106 Ping, Jason 82 Pinkins, Lasandra 106 Pinner, Heather Piper, Jackilla 106 Pittman, Brand! Pittman, Kyandra 106 Planalp, Sarah 38,97 Plew, Brandi 25,26,29,39,82 Plew, Misty 18,33,73,97 Poindexter, Angela 97 Pollard, Amirisa 97 Pollard, Heather 106 Porter, Keonna 106 Posey, Kevin 106 Powell, Darron 38,97 Powell, Kianna 106 Poynter, Daniel 48,55 Poynter, Jessica 7,71,73,106 Poynter, Karie 27,29,51,72,97,114 Pratt, Janette 106 Pratt, Kenneth 44,97 Pratt, Lucy 83 Pratt, Marie 71 Praul, Crystal 106 Praul, Melissa 73,97 Preer, Latoya 24,63,97,99 Price, Chad 24,26,27,28,4 1,58,89,%,99 Price, Jason 106 Price, Stephanie 97 Pridemore, Bobby 106 Pritchard, John 32 Pritchard, Paul 58 Pruitt, Latasha 106 Pryor, Cecil 106 Pryuer, Jerry 55,90 PuUins, Kindra 90 Q's Quarles, Deanna 27,69,106,115 Quarles, Jimmie 46,62,90 Quarles, Nicole 27,73,94,97 Quarles. Tracey 27,73.90.114 Quartez, Tony 90 Quiett, Lisa 59. 106 R's Radford, Toya 106 Rafferty. Trisha 90 Ragland. Twyla 23,97 Raines. Michael 54.106 Rains, Jeremy 106 Ralbot, Belinda 90 Ralston, Amber 106 Ramsey, Katy 106 Ramsey, Laura 24,83 Randle, Quiana 106 Raney, Virgil 90 Rangel, Raymon 106 Ratner, Nancy 113 Ray Jr, Johnny 22,62,65,97 Raymer, Branden 48 Reed, Chris 49,97 Reeder, Stacy 106 Reedus, Jamaal 38,90 Reeves, Kathleen 58,107 Relford, Shana 66,90 Relford, Shannan 90,97 Renie, Thomas 20,48,113 Retz, David 107 Reynolds, Shanna 97 Rhodes, Rachel 90 Richard, Maryann 107 Richardson, Derrick 24,25,55,64,83,99 Richardson, Yaumika 16.97 Ridner, Teresa 107 Ripberger, Fred 90 Roar, VictOT 17 Roark, Carlissa 27,97 Robertson, Sashah 97 Robertson. William 107 Robinson, China 97 Robinson, Katrina 97 Robinson, Tanisha 73.107 Rogers, Robin 28.29.97 Roof. Hadley 38.58 Roof. Josh 184.108.40.206,58,89,90 Rooney, Farrah 5.63.68,90 Rothwell, Kelly 39.68.97 Ruggles. Barbara 107 Ruggles, Natalena 97 Rumble, Carroll 111 Rupe, Shawna 97 Russo, Jason 50 Russo, Lindsay 14.24.29,42,52,56,66,90 Rutherford. Angle 97 Rutledge. Brandi 90 Rybolt Jr. Richard 107 S'S Salyers, Melissa 52.53 Sams. Wayne 107 Saulsbery. Rene 38.97 Saunders. Charles 90 Saunders. Terrell 107 Schmidt. Glen 7,26,83 Schmidt, Gregory 19 Schmidt, Melissa 70, 97 Schmidt, Tamika 25,83 Schroeder, Cristina 71 Schropshire, Fred 69 Schultz, Angel 108 Scott, Nichole 107 Scott, Timothy 107 Seals, Keir 97 Searcey, Derame 97 Searcey,Keon 42,107 Searcey, Miesha 45,97 Searsbrook, Jacola 90 Seeman, Ceonary 98 Seifu, Zen Nile 58, 107 Selman, Martin 107 Iiule\/i:! Sexton, Michelle 18 Shadduck, Angle 25 Shaw, Frankie 98 Shaw, Monica 98 Sheets, Robert 49,98 Shelton, Greg 75,1 12 Sheppard, Christina 73,107 Sheppard, Latisha 73 Shockley, Ricco 105,107 Short, Reggie 54, 107 Shropshire, Fredrick 107 Simmons, Anthony 107 Simpson, James 107 Sims, Doug 26,38,90 Sims, Jennifer 5,13,83 Singh, Jutinder 111 Sizemore, Bemita 107 Skaggs II, Alvin 107 Skates, Debra 9,13,83 Skene, John 12,111 Skolburg, Robert 107 Smartz, David 112 Smith, Amy 12 Smith, Angle 90 Smith, Benjamin 107 Smith, Craig 55,65,90 Smith, Darwin 98 Smith, Dawn 29,94,114,155 Smith, Heather 98 Smith, Kendria 107 Smith, Renee 90 Smith, Sabea 25,83 Smith, Shannon 24,84 Smith, Shiriey 111 Smith, Tamika 63,90 Smith, Tiona 107 Smith, William 4,50 Snow, Philecia 98 Somms, Doug, 24 Southgate, John 90 Spalding, Robert 1 11 Spall, Richard 69,107 Sparks, Erica 90 Spears, Aimee 107 Spears, Errol 29,1 13 Spells, Monica 107 Spicer, Tina 107 Spratt, Brandon 4,24,29,60,89,90 Springer, Aaron 28,29,32,75,89 Spurgeon, Tanya 39 Spurrier, Chad 90 Spurrier, Kevin 98 St. Lawrence, Cheryl 9,24,98 Stafford, Deanna 107 Stames, Mary 90 Stamps, Mary 38 Stanley, Dan 28,113 Staples, Crystal 38,107 Staples, Linda 90 Starks, Watecsia91 Starr, Kevin29,38,49,98 Steele, Cindy 90 Steele, Jeffrey 90 Steffey, Mandy 5,8,14,24,25 Steiner, Veronica 84 Stepheis, Shirely 111 Sterrett, Ryan 49 Stewart ,Corine 84 Stewart, Aaron 107 Stewart, Carrie 25 Stewart, Darnell 98 Stewart, David 113 Stewart, Ella 107 Stewart, Jeremy 90 Stewart, Latosha 107 Stiles, Crystal 107 Stinson, Jerry 84 Stogsdill, Sheila 90 Stojoevich, Mike 107 Stone, Thomas 39,107 Street, Carrie 72,92 Stringer, Demetria 66,98,107 Strode, Holly 107 Stump, Dan 98 Sullivan, Kevin 55 Sullivan, Heather 90 Sullivan, Jennifer 107 Sullivan, John 98 Summers, David 98 Summers, Donna 72 Surber, Renee 91 Sutton, Angela 107 Sutton, Donna 111 Sutton, Izell 91 Swafford, Wesley 91 Swan, Erin 107 T's Taflinger, Steve 111 Tandy, Felicia 107 Tandy, Letina 24,25,84,115 Taylor, Damon 54,108 Taylor, Detra 24,91 Taylor, Heather 5,29,44,61,85 Taylor, Keith 69,98 Taylor, Kyana 98 Taylor, Shawn 98 Taylor, Titus 98 Terry, Melissa 91 Terry, Sarah 98 Tetrick,Gina 38,39,91 Thayer, Monica 98 Thomas, Chakita 91 Thomas, David 40 Thomas, Phyllis 111 Thompkins, Damon 54 Thompkins, Maurice 8 Thompson, James 111 Thompson, Jason 24,32,39,42,55,69,85,88 Thompson, Latosha 91 Tieman, Mike 5,50,58 Tillman, La Keisha 108 Tingler, Samanthia 91 Tinsley,Dana91 Tolin, Heather 29,52,53,56,61,66,67,84 Tompkins, Jeremiah 108 Torrence, Alfonzo 64,98 Tout, Frank 18 Trimble, Angela 91 Trotter, Melissa 72 Trotter, Michael 108 Tman, Mike 108 Truth, Shawne 108 Tull, Elizabeth 38 Turner, Cattie 108 Turner, Damon 25,26,54,84,89,91 Turner, Daniel 108 Turner, Diedre 91 Turner, James 7,26,55,84,88 Turner, Shannon 91 Tumley,Cortia 108 Twitty, David 55,91 Tyler, James 108 U's Unseld, David 65 V's Vaughn, Cwey 91 Vaughn, Stephanie 85 Veal,Nikita 108 Vespo,Joe 24,111 W's Wakelam, Joshua 25,55,85 Walker, Jacqueline 73,108 Walton, Erica 108 Ward, Dia 91 Warren, Sanchilla 98 Watson, Kimberly 21,91 Watkins, Christopher 109 Watkins, Shawn 109 Whatley, Ricky 64 Watson, Charlie 39,109 Way OS, Larry 109 Weaver, Jeff ery 91 Weaver, Jennifer 24,25,52,73,91 Webb, Crystal 109 Weidner, Cassandra 26,38,62,68,91 Welch, Destinny 109 Wessle, Scott 55,69,91 Westerfield, Todd 109 WhaUey,Lakesha 99 White, Demetrius 91 White, JaneUe 73 White, Janis 99 Whitehead, Crystal 24,25,42,43,52,53,56 Whiteman, Amy 25,59,85 Wilcher, Jeremiah 109 Wildermood, Lance 112 Will, Tenika 109 Williams, Brian 64,91 Williams, Deborah 24,2638 WiUiams, JaneUe 109 WiUiams, Krystal 109 WiUiams, Padro 109 WiUis, Taoanna 13,85 Wilson, ChristophCT 25,85 Wilson, Ida 27,99 WUson, Jason 25,85 Wilson, Miayva 109 Wilson, Trisha 25,2639,61,91 Wilson, Turquoise 91 Wimberiy IE, Floyd 109 Wimberly, Laquisha 91 Wimberiy, Monique 91 Wings, Tasheka 109 Woodard, Quincy 109 Wooden, LorireU 109 Woodson, Grant 99 Woolery, Mindy 109 Wright, Joanna 25,44,67 Wright, Sharon 29,85 Wright, Tiffany 73 Wurster, Heidi 99,1 14 Wynn, Kevin 109 Wynne, Jeff 69 Y's Yanasak, Rose 109 Yaiber, James 28,113 YeagCT, Joshua 40,58,109 York, Misty 91 Young, Amanda 13,29,39,66,99 Young, Eric 109 Young, Jerry 26,52,61,62 Young, Keith 48,55,91 Young, Wanique 109 Z's Zander, Mathew 24,26 ZoeUer, Aimee 68 122/Index Autographs Index/ 1:3 ■J Editor-in-Chief: j^ Natalie Mertz ^ Brandy Freeman ' i^' o Junior Editor: Tracey Quarles Underclass Editors: Vicki Beck Heidi Wurster ^1 m General Staff: Bixler, Gina Ducking, Kelly Gibbs. Chris Hall Jr., Jerry Harris, Stephanie Hewlett, Dana Hill, TeLisa Huddleston, Venita Kord, Danny Lange, Monique Olson, Shay Phillips, Tabitha Poynter, Karie Quarles, Deanna Quarles, Nicole Shaw, Monica Smith, Dawn Terry, Darrin Williams, Deborah t t^ W i^r :^^. iThe Hilltopf)er Staff wishes to thank the many members of the facult>-. staff, and student body who helped and cooperated with the production of the yearbook. A special thanks goes to parents for their help, to Herff Jones and our representative Chris Frick. and to Prestige. --Sj I \->i'^,/)i-.^M^ t^ ^L-f f