1 500 14 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/9213/Trailblazer1971.pdf 3cd0d93a3a9ab82db5356490abcab3ef PDF Text Text �YEARBOOK S-rAFF RuFr-NER J v(\}\OR HI & H Scttoo L <'RoANOKE) V\RGIN I A �r . , ;,, , - -- ·--- - - ... ~ ------• •"'~",.. .'=' .._ , .. .. ,,..,.,.,.. •.. -~- ~ . . - - .., - ·--- - ----------- ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ��THE 1971 TRAIL BLAZER SALEM INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL SALEM, VIRGINIA Cover Design and Divison Pages by Hunter Greene __J �ADMINISTRATION Mr . E. Edward Barnett, Principal Mr . Lloyd D . Farthing, Ass ist ant Princ ipa l �0 1195 03427542 Miss Ruth Cronise, Librari an Lynn Arnold 0 John Morris, Assist ants Mrs. Mildred R. Chapman, Guidance Counselor Mr. Rob ert Pasfield, Assistant Miss Phoeb e Mills, Secret ary 3 Miss P aul a Wri ght, Secret ary �FACULTY Language Ar ts Departlnent STANDING: Mrs . Betsy Harr , Mrs . Joyce Barricklow, Miss Ellen E. Byrd; Student T each e r, Miss Donna Morgan SEATED: Mrs . Constance Kramer, Mrs. Virginia Houchens, Mrs. Margaret Ballard, Mrs. Lazelle Hopkins Social Studies Department STANDING : Mr. Dale Foster, Miss Joyce Gregory SEATED: Mrs. Constance Kramer, Mrs . Susan Arnold , Mi ss Margaret Clardy, Miss Marilyn Farley �Mathematics Department STANDING: Mr. Wayne Barnhart, Mr. Walter Bell SEATED: Mrs. Fran Foster, Mrs. Lucy Nase, Mrs. Carolyn Trainor Exploratory STA NDING: Miss Donna Morgan, Mrs . Barbara Ky le, M.r s. Margaret Ballard, Mrs. Susan Staub . SEATED: Miss Marilyn Farley, Mrs. Martha Brooks, Mrs. Charlotte Fit"zger ald. �Physical Education Department STANDING: Mr. Daniel Wheeling, Mr. William Winter SEATED: Mrs. Nancy Shaw, Miss Mary Barnes Science Department STANDING: Mr. Murphy Scott, Mr. Joe Kirby SEATED: Miss Nancy Ryan, Mrs. Sharon Stevens. Miss Jane Whitman, Drama Mr. Frank Romano, Band Miss Diane Curd, Art �Miss Nancy Coe VOT Student CAFETERIA WORKERS Lilly Hight, Elizabeth Kesler, Martha Vaughan, Helen Oliver, Ivy Kesler. CUSTODIANS Alex Campbell, Spotts Lockard, Clay Forrester, Robert Dodson . �Gym Assistants FIRST ROW: Robin Wertz, Bonnie McCune, Fay Lewis SECOND ROW: Yolanda Lewis, Lisa Casn Office Assi stants: SEATED, Miss Wright . STANDING, Connie Motl ey, Vickie Overton, Lynne Tate, Diane Nybo, Lysa Mowles, Becky Denney, Miss Mills , Jimmie Paxton. Guidance Office Workers: SEATED, Mrs. Chapman, Debbie Manning . STANDING, Joyce McKnight, Brenda Ferguson, Susan Highfill, Ruby Ferguson, Wanda Hudson, Mary Morgan, Juli a Beheler ��EIGHTH Ronald Akers Steve Altice Elmer Amos Debbie Anderson Lynn Arnold Reb e cca Austin Linda Barnes Jim Barnett William Barnette Juanita Bass Ben Beach Patrici a Beatty Pe t er Beck Shirley Beckner Julia Behel er C a lvin Bell Brian Beverage David Bibb Sandra Bibb Rhonda Blevins Kim Bloodworth Edward Brand Robin Branson Debra Bratcher Diana Brizendine Archie Brooks Suza nne Brooks Gratton Brotherton David Brown Virginia Brown 10 �GRADE Bill Brown Diane Bute Anthony Caldwell Cathy Capshaw Tony Carpenter Linda Carr Debra Canoll Jim Carroll Mark Carter ' Corwin Casey Tim Casey Lisa Cash Allan Chan ey Melvin Cheadle Mark Childress Pat Daugherty Philip Darnell Deborah Cullum Raymond Cruff Ricky Crotts D avid Clayton J acqueline C l aytor Debbie C l ement s Joseph Collins Chandra Combs Robert Connelly D avid Cox Anne Cr aighead Douglas Craighead Thomas Crockett 11 �EIGHTH Allan Davis Lucy Delieto Becky Denny Melvin Dickerson Sonya Dickerson Ted Dickerson Cheryl Dillon Mary Lou Dooley Dale Drury Wad_e Edwards Wayne Epperly Susan Farris Brenda Ferguson Ruby Ferguson David Firebaugh William Flannagan Robyn Fore Macon Fox Faye Fraley Carl Franklin \ Jimmy Frantz Gene Fulcher Debbi e Gallagher Loretta Garlick D e bbi e Garst Richard Garst James Gibbs Debbie Gillespie Bonnie Goad Sue Goens .. 12 �GRADE Kathy Grant Mary Green Hunter Greene Betsy Griffith Peter Grina Stephen Guidus David Gunter Tony Grubb Scott Gusse Sandra Hall Michael Hambrick Donna Hartberger Jack Hartman Debbie Henderson Andre Hester Susan Highfill Nancy Hinchee Marvin Hinchey Judy Holdaway Mark Holdren Cindy Horne Andrew Ho ugh Stephen Howell Wanda Hudson We ndy Hudson Jeny Huffman Linda Huffman Ricky Hughes Tom Hunt Wanda Jarvis 13 �EIGHTH Ronnie Jefferson Stephen Jobe Barry Johnson Dawn Johnson Kim Johnson Elizabeth Jones Dennis Joyce Bridget Ke lley Gary Kelly Wallace Kesler Bruce Kidd Demona Kirk David Kish David Kummer L. Lautenschlager Joseph Lavis Steven Lawrence Aubrey Lester Fay Lewis Betsy Lewis Yolanda Lewis Gwen Lloyd Robert Loon ey Mary Beth Love Rob e rta Lynn Mary McCorm a ck Bonnie McCune Russ McKenny Robert McKinney Joyce McKnight 14 �GRADE William McPherson Robert Mann D eborah Manning Deana Marion Betty Massie Cathie Meador R . Mcclanahan Teresa Metts Stan Moore Tom Moore , Wanda Mor an Mary Beth Morgan Debra Morris John Morris Pete Moses Bonnie Motley Co1mie Motley Lysa Mowles Jerry Mowles Alvin Mundy Scott M uth Walton Nash Bruce Nave Kathy Neese Jane Ne lson Bobby Nolen Diane Nybo Linda Old Harry Oliver Andy Overstreet 15 �EIGHTH Vickie Overton Barbara Oyler Mike Pace Donna Painter Mary Paitsel Ginger Patsel Jimmy P axton Franklin Pe e ry John Penc e Denise Perdue Harold Phillips Sherry Poff Michael Preston Kevin Prufer Karen Quesenberry Cathy Rakes Micky Reed John Reynolds Pamela Reynolds Rickie R eynolds Donald Robertson Sherry Robertson Mark Robinette Emma Roo p Rodney Rotenberry Robert Rowen Patri c ia Ruff Cathy Russell Kenneth Rymer Joey Sanders 16 �GRADE Paul Saunders William Saunders Crystal Shaver Teresa Shell Linda Shelor Susan Shrader JoAnn Shropshire Susan Shropshire Lewis Slusher Janice Smith John Smith Lawrence Smith Leigh Smith Kay Snead Delmore Spangler Warren Spencer Dale Spraker Jeffery St. Clair Amy Stage Melanie Stallings Bonnie Stanford Danny Staples Sherry Stone Charles Stover Harold Stump Jerry Stump Robin Stmgill Paula Sturzenbecher Debra Summers Lynne Tate 17 �EIGHTH Rachel Thacker Becky Thomason Alice Thompson John Thompson Virginia Thompson Eddi e Thrailkill Debbi e Tolley Marvin Towler Esther Trumbo Bryc e Turner James Turner Kathryn Turner Merle Van Nortwick Preston Waldrop David Walters Joseph Walte rs H arold Walton Robin Wertz David W est Carolyn Whitlock D ale Whitt Melo dy Willard Ann Williams Mary Ann Wise Steven Witt Sherri Woodfin Cynthi a Woods Dennis Woodw ard Rob e rt Woolwine Deborah Young 18 �SEVENTH Julie Adams Lee Adkins Robyn Aesy Julie Agee Sarah Agner Pamela Allen Raymond Alouf Diane Anderson Gracie Anderson Norma Arthur Debra Atkinson Russell Bach Sherrie Bailey Jay Bain Rob ert Barnes Edward Barnett Randal Barnhart David Bauer Robert Beasley Daryl Beckner Cynthi a Berry Dennis Beverage William Bird Agnes Bl ackmon Lynn Bl ackmore Anthony Bloomer Bri an Boggs Donn;;,. Bohon Norris Boitnotte Timothy Bolden Carolyn Bott Timothy Bott Karen Bowl es Michael Bowman Donald Boyd �SEVENTH Zane Branson Steve Bratcher Steven Breeden Carlos Brewer Billie Brickey Tammy Briggs Timothy Brillhart Dana Brown Kathy Brown Michael Brown Vicky Brown William Brubeck Larry Brumfield Sherrie Brumfield Debra Buck Lester Burke Sherrie Burnett Matthew Burton Peggy Bush Lisa Butcher Ray Byrd Jeffrey Cable Larry Cadd Rickie Cadd Mark Camper John Canterbury Eric Carlen Elizabeth Carroll Garland Cassada Robyn Cecil Ellen Christensen Janice Clapp James Clark Kim C lark Darlene Claytor �GRADE Marvin Cline Greg Clingenpeel Scot Cole Cynthia Coleman Judy Colley Anita Colvin Cynthia Colvin Scott Conner Brenda Sue Cook Margaret Cook Teresa Cook Karen Cooper Vincent Copenhave r Michael Cox Michael L. Cox Gigi Craft Lynell Craft Belind a Crisp Joyc e Crockett Steven Crockett Bra d Crowgey Rich ard Crutchman Judy Cuddy Mitzi Cunningham Chesl ey Cutchins J anie Dalton Buckley D ame D ebbie D ame C arol Damewood C athy Damewood Steven Davis R alph Dawson Rebe cca Dean Bri a n Dearing Olivi a Dearing �SEVENTH Kathy DeHaven Susan Delieto Tobi Deverly Penny Dickerson Deborah Dillon Lisa Doberstein Wanda Dooley Jane Dornbusch Jam es Dorton Rhonda Dotson Robin Dow ning Mark Draper Larry Driscoll Robin Drumheller Daniel Dutton Reginald Dyer Robert Eakin Donna Eck Debra Edwards Betsy English Betty English Charles Equi Mark Erickson T erri Esperti Rebecca Ewing R ussell Farmer Charles Felts Linda Ferguson Richard Ferguson Tracy Fl eming T e rry Fogle Rita Forbes Debra Foutz M i c hae l Franziex Gre gory Fre nch �GRADE Martin Garinian Cathy Garst Robin Garst Bill Gearheart Danny Gibson Pamela Gibson Calvin Giles Kathryn Givens Mary Goodwin . Bently Gore Kenneth Graham Timothy Greenway Brenda Gregory Scott Gregory Robin Gusse Donald H aag Mic hael Haga Dorothy Hagood Donald Hale Nan cy Hale Susan Hale Larry H a ll Tresa Hall Tommy Hamblett Julie Hamden C al vin Hamlin Janet Harless Charles Harris Mandel Harris Mary Lou Hartley Dawn Hawkey Robert H awl ey Claude Henson Sar ah Hildebrand D avid Hixson �SEVENTH Jack Hodges Richard Holland Mary Holliday Timothy Holman Zeb Hooker Charles Hopkins Lori Howell Elycia Hummer Lisa Hutchison Robert Irvin Raymond Jackson Anne Jalbert Robert Jefferson Judith Johnson Marvin Johnson Steven Johnson Bruce Joiner Carla Jones Christopher Jones Faythe Jones D avid Journell Donna Justis Carol Keen David Keister Mike Kelly D avid Kelly Dennis Kidd Sharon Kidd Donna Kimberling Vickie Kimberling Cynthia King Karen King Karen Sue King Harry Kirby Vickie Kirk �GRADE Denise Kiser Cathy Klein Sherry Knapp Dean Knight Russell Kott Mary Krippendorf Karen Kummer Robin Lockard R aymond La ffoon Karen Lancaster David Laprad James Laub Donna Law Guy Lawrence Gordon Le e Sabrina Lefler Steven Lewis Le ah Lloy d Ann Logan Franc es Mcclung Willi am McCrickard Timothy McD aniel Roscoe McFadd en Kenneth McGuire Vi ctor McLaughlin Dennis Mabes Iris Mack Di an e Markh am Larry Marr azzo Bruce Martin J am es Ma:>-.'Well Debra Meador Sue Midkiff Shirley Missildine Mark Mitchell �SEVEN TH Anette Moore Michael Moore Ronald Moore Warren Moorman Rod Morgan Ricky Motley Kimberly Mullins Walter Mundy Ernest Murphy Jayne Murphy Jerry Muterspaugh Ann Mychesky Vernon Neese Sherry Neighbors Rhonda Nelson Walter Nel son Wesley N ewton Debra Nichols Perry Nichols Sylvia Nowlin Rebecca Okes Linda Olinger St even Oliver Cathy Orange Donald Orange Janet Otey Billy Owens Shelby Palmer Kim Parrish Saul Patterson Lynne Pedigo Cedric Peery Randell Pe lligero Freda Perdue Robert Perdue �GRADE Michael Perry Tracie Phillips Jeff Poff Mike Poff Michael Porter Mary Jo Powell Nina Pratt David Preston Patricia Price David Radford Ricky Raines Rebecca Ramsey Gina Reed Jeffery Reil Mary Reynolds Robin Reynolds Terry Rhodes Diane Robbins Leslie Robbins Melissa Roberts Dale Rob erts Kim Rolston Gwen Rose Brenda Roush Linda Roush Sheri Ruff Ronald Rucker Karen Sadler Sherrie Sandy Mary Sargent Kim Saul Carol Scarborough Rebecca Shuder Grace Shultz Alison Semenkovich �SEVENTH Celeste Semones Diane Shaver Sandra Shaver Leslie Shelor William Shelor Cindy Shifflett Janet Showalter Jerry Schrader Carolyn Simmons Gary Simmons Edna Simpson Paul Sinclair William Sinclair Noel Sink Junalee Sizemore James Slaydon Renee Smith Karen Smith Larry Smith Sarah Smith Sonja Smith Steve Smith Vickie Snyder David Sowers Scott Spangler G erald Spencer Robin Spencer William Spigle Kayla Sprinkl e Ken Stacy Susan St. Clair C indy Stanley M ary Stanley Teresa Stanl ey Lee Stevens �GRADE Debra Stevenson Sharon Stewart Robert Stone Danny Stoutamire Herbert Stover Roy Strickler Louis Stump Kathy Suit Lee Sumpter Tony Surratt Barbara Sutherland Cara Sutherland Thomas Sutherland Mark Sweet Douglas Tackett Fred Tanner Rebecca Taylor Rob ert T aylor Mark Thomas Steven Thrasher Tammy Tingler Gre g Tomlinson Jerry Towler Helen Kay Trent Thom as Trevilli an Sandra Turner Nancy V anHoff John Varney Lurana Vest Steven Wade Louis Walker Russell Walters William Watson Deborah Webste r D avid Wee ks �SEVENTH Linda Weeks David Wells Robin Wertz Mark West Keith West Danny White Nancy White Todd Whitescarver Allen Whitfield Edward Wiley Sheldon Wiley Amy Willetts Robert Williams William Williams Vickie Williams Debra Wimmer Barry Wirt Jerry Wood Rebec ca Wood Joyce Woods Debbie Woodward C urtis Wright Jettie Wright Kimberly Wright Rock Wright Sarita Wright J anis Wycoff Steven Wygal Carl Yates 30 �. . �STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ANN UAL STAFF SAFETY PATROL �NEWSPAPER STAFF SPANISH CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS �8th GRADE SCI ENCE CL UB 7th GRADE SCI ENCE CLUB �8th GRADE DRAMA CLUB 7th GRADE DRAMA CLUB r __.., ---· . . �Y-TEENS LI BRA RY CLUB 36 �BAND CHOIR �, CHEERLEADERS --- BASKETBALL TEAM 38 �FOOTBALL TEAM MONOGRAM CLUB 39 �8th GRADE SPEEDBALL VOLLEYBALL TEAMS 8th GRAD E 40 7th GRADE �CANDIDS Fire Drill Comtesy, Salem T i m es R egist er �Play Scenes Courtesy Time -- Register 42 �r 43 �44 �45 �46 �47 �48 �AUTOGRAPHS ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Trailblazer 1971 Subject The topic of the resource Salem Intermediate School Description An account of the resource The Trailblazer was the annual for Salem Intermediate School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Salem Intermediate School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1971 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Trailblazer1971 Is Replaced By A related resource that supplants, displaces, or supersedes the described resource. The Pioneer (ALMS) https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/8915/Pioneer2005.pdf 2d815c8846d10c8a747366927c4c5515 PDF Text Text ��. . _) ' { \ _/ ,.. '(~ ,,. ��... . ·- . ----····-' ...-..-...... - ��Kelly Garrett, Kurt Dinger, and Casey Lafon take a break from math to work on the C.O.W.'s! Nathan Battaglia and Alisah Hartless catch up on some reading in Mrs. Harrison's English during 1st period. Not used to waiting, the 6th graders fidget in their seats before going to their homeroom s. HLmgry w1derclassmen wait in the half a mile line for their lwtch. • <GOo<QOo 6th Grade Candids -» 3 oG> ••• �Erin Malone, Elle Rakes, Meghan Dishaw, Mary Kathryne O'Hagan, Kayleigh Gibson, Emily Caldwell, Dustin Rakes little brother), y Ferguson are standing at the ming Parade. ! ••• • 4 • 7th Grade Candids ••• �od and Donte' Harvey are working in groups for thier spanish fashion show. Q •0 • .... class. ••• ••• 8th Grade Candids • 5 • �"My biggest fear was the thought of being put in detention. I knew my mom would kill me if I was sent there" .-Alex Greene, 6th grade "Getting my locker open was my biggest fear. I figured I would forget my combination or something. Thankfully, it wasn't as hard as I thought."--Jenna Hensley, 6th grade "I really wasn't afraid of anything when I came to school. I knew I would make new friends, and that the lockers wouldn't be that hard. It really isn't frightning, it just takes a w hile to get used to."-Briana Johnson, 6th grade "The best part about 7th grade is that you have the same £rinds you had last year. The teachers were awesome, there was never a dull moment in class" -Chelsea Mays, 7th d gra e "7th grade was awesome because of gym. You get to play volleyball, basketball,~¥ all kinds of really cool , activities. It's always the best part of the day."-:> Scott Maughn, 7th grade p art about 8th grade w as science. Mrs. Williams always made it fun ."-Sarah Anderson, 8th grade .;. -» -» ~ 6-» Student In terview -»-»-» "The best part of 7th grade was being able to sit on the bleachers in the morning. You don't have to be in a certain place, you can go and sit with your friends." -Luke Anderson, 7th grade "The one thing I'll miss about this school is the girls, they're nice and cool. Go Lewis Ladies !"Derrick Hickman, 8th grade "I'll miss the 8th grade teachers the most. They're really nice and friendly. They rock!"-M ercedes Hogan, 8th grade �I c Ms. Bird takes a three point shot while Brittan y Ingvaldsen and Sam Gravely block her shot. Zak Pritchett gets intouch with his feminine side at a boy's basketball gam e! ..... A ll y Giles l ooks h ard to find the answer to her science questions. Finally we see 8th grad ers and 7th gra d ers ge tting along a t the winter social. Tyler Robe rts looks confused w hile work ing in first period compu ter a pp lica tions. C rndids ·» ** ~ 7 * -» -» * �( 1 the middle child How it feels ... "It feels pretty good. " -Andrew Bulaski 1t feels like you are not as noticed as the older or younger child." -Matt Carr "Now that I am older it d oesn ' t really matter." -Jesse Lynch 'lbe Disadvantages... The Advantages ... "Get out of school quicker than my sisters." "Don't get spoiled anymore." -DeSliera Mi ller -Kameron Thompson "I'm either too old or too young to do some fun things with my family." " You have an older sibling so you can learn from them and younger so they can look up to you ." -Meg/rn11 Dishaw -Krysta Brown "I also get in more fights with my younger brother because he is closer in age to me." "Someties its great because you can slip away easily." "I get what I want when my brothers and sisters are away." - Em ily Bixel -M olly Kauffman -Meredyth Sa unders "The little one always gets babied and the oldier one gets the attention because she's the oldest." -Brittany Tay lor "Frustrating!" -Jeff Johnson ••• -Ryan Janney "Everthing's a disadvantage because I'm the only one that doesn 't need help with my homework." -Hunter Cox .;. '» '» .;. 8 • " None" Middle Child �Some sixth graders talk with Mrs. Rucker and Mr. Akers at lrmch. Jessica Scaggs, Natalie Dilley, Emily Mann, Lauren McLrmg, and Robert Powell are talking and having fun at the social. Deisha Jackson, Heather Taylor, and Erin Markham talk to each other before going to their next classes. .. .... ...... Candids • 9 • �D.A.R.E. Camp "There wasn't much of a difference at this year's D.A.R.E. camp, we just had a different group of kids. I enjoyed everything about this year's D.A.R.E camp, especially the horseback riding. I hope the kids had as much fun at this year's camp as I did. The biggest challenge for me this year is to become the new D.A.R.E. Officer. I'm really looking forward to the job, and it should be both exciting and fun." - Officer Stuart _,; From left: Ryan Murphy, Tyler Wade, and Chad Conner help Tracey Stores through a part in the 'spider web'. Jr From left going clockwise: Erin Markham, counselor Will Weeks, Heather King, Alex Talin, Chelsea McCarter, Christina O'Brien, Becky Sharky, Officer Brian Stump, and Alyson Luck are waiting to catch a fello w camper in a trust building game. Kara Schweitzer, Sarah Hakkenberg, Lama Bmiak, and Claire Sexton are ' hangin around ' at the high ropes course. "Kissing the fish was disgusting, gross, slimy, and icky, but fun all the same!" says Kayleigh Gibson. ...••• ~ Timothy Prillaman and Robert Butts are canoeing dow n Craig's Creek. Look out Robert! •10.;. D.A.R.E. Camp �Muck in the Middle k 11. Caro line Brook s, Susie ah Zamors Elle Rakes, Hann Hallie Newcomer, d Emily Corey, . 1 Conner Kenne E ily B1xe, cock, zy,ach Mowry, 11' Marcie Han m Caldwe Anthony Hernandez, K nnon, Meghan e ritt Hager, Adam d Eli Edwards, an . Forgrave, ~ Jlffiffiy 11 Brett Dnver, . clean clothes Caldwe , .t in thelI d . ok all wai in the mu · Chns Cthoey get ready to bclore · . ff the race w1"th a Megan Kenne d y startsd oby a group o f baug ass he is followe seventh graders. ra~e ·r'Gl.J}([)JV~~ Andrew Many students fr?:uddy dayLewis of . nnse o ff after th err racing. . Caldwell, and Emily · 1:Corey, Elm Y Bixel,tin their mu d drenched Susie k s ·1hang-ou •. e Broo Caroil11 clothes. Forgrave and Jimmy r hi-five each ccessful Britt Hage other after a su nu1. Mud Run �Students take a breather while getting refreshments . • Susie Corey, Connor Kennedy, and Christina O'Brien are chatting at the winter social. Jasmine Harriston, Melissa Lubischer, Sierra Lewis, and Tiffany Platt are dancing to the beat at the fundraiser party. You go girls! �8th graders socialize at the winter social. Nice fireball pants! Adam Caldwell and Erin Boggs are having a great time dancing together at the fall social. A www how cute! Students are dancing to the "Cha-Cha Slide" at the winter social. Cha-Cha now ya'll! Dances ••• • 13• ••• �These girls are wearing vintage jeans which was a big "fad" this year. Popped collared shirts were very popular this fashion season. Guys this winter wore puffy jackets like these to stay warm and make sure they were lookin ' good. A casual style this year for the guys were button up shirts. One fas hion fo r guys was to wear vintage jeans. «- 14• "°' "°' Fashion oGil> *** �eal <) ( ) • Q) ( I- Brittany Ratcliffe, Marcus Thomas, Shaun Vermillion, Deisha Jackson , and Erin Markham are having a good time eating lunch together. These friends , Adam Schwartz, Jeffrey Stevens, Austin Connor, and Cameron Saunders eat their lunch while discussing their classes. These students enjoy the mselves while eatin bo their meal s during sixth grade lunch. Katherine Chiglinsky, Jenna Whi sler, and Brittany Gardner are socializinob durin bo seve nth grade lunch. Lunch -» -» -»-» 15 • ••• �,,,,,. R. J. Hall is surprised to see the camera as he works on a group activity in his Latin class. Wes Maxwell is using his height to his advantage to push Taylor St. Clair out of the way while making his way through one of the socials. Will Fisher enjoys his bread while he tries to carry on a conversation with his friends at lunch . A group of students wait patiently for the student and faculty basketball game to begin . Sixth grade students enjoy a snack during one of their afternoon classes . ••• ••• • 16 • Candids ��hDiDS Some students are w orking on the C.O.W. Carts in Mrs. Blankenship's class. Students are silently working in Mr. Graham's math class. Bryan Crawford is finishing his work outside a Lan gu age Arts room . Some kids are p aying their instruments in band. "'* 18"' "' Academic Candids ~ "'* ~ �Front Row: Ischia Bangura, Meagan Whitmer, Jameela Christian, Lauren Browning, Haley Brazeau, Katie Thompson Second Row: Robin Meyer, Christina Vance, Michael Scoggins, Erynn Martin, Jessica William s, Kelsey Ginn, Angelia Foster Back Row: Amber Dillon, Jonni Wilcher, Molly Owen s, Samantha Clowser, Isaac Dailey ~-tt, Couvit~ Front Row: Robert Butts, John Andrad e, John McElmurra y, Matthew Faris, Dan Fergu son Second Row: And y Conner, David Chang, Sa mantha Perrin, Kelly Ferguson, Steven Kan od e, Sco tt Ma u ghan Back Row: Joel Smith, H allie Newcom er, Connor Kenn ed y, Becky Sharkey, Mark Wimmer, Ka tie Line, M rs . Swa in ck~ cltb Front Row: Jake Sailer, Ian McCorm ack, Austin Conner, Jam es Stultz Back Row: Thom as Tuten , Jus tin Spencer, Forres t H ollan d , Ty ler Ratliff, Jay Varela C lubs * ·» ~" * ~ «'» 19~ �inners Spelling Bee School winners for the spelling bee were Caroline Doss, 7th grade, and Aaron Kennedy, 6th grade. 111 Caroline went on to win ~ 1st place in Salem's division wide spelling bee. - Homeroom Winners / ~ Geography Bee Homeroom Winners Front Row-Natalie Dilley, Tre Stores, Anthony Weikle, Josh Stanley, Andrew Bulaski Second Row-Emily Green, Jolui. Andrade, Lillian Minix, Ashley Gardner, Whihi.ey Jones, Shivani Patel Third Row-Meagan Whitmer, Joey Foley, Terae Harris, Joey Bikkers, Alex Horn, Caroline Brooks Fourth Row-Whitney Andrews, Jordan Gardner, Cory Francisco, Thomas Tuten, Kristen Patuto, Jade Andrade Back Row-Aaron Kennedy, Erin Malone, Eryrui. Martin, Drew Hinton, Jonathan Walker, Caroline Doss, Hannah Todd Front Row-Greg Long, Taylor Burns, Nick Cooper, D.J. Gearhart, Chad Howard Second Row -Kelsey Ginn, Alex Greene, Chris Lawson, Quinn Lester, Patrick O'Keefe, Thomas Lail Third Row-Daniel Ferguson, Jason Garst, Ellen Wright, Sarah Dix, Danielle Stump, Sam Hough, Kara Kayrouz Fourth Row-And rew Williamson, Jesse Lynch, Jasmin Thomas, Cory Francisco, Sarah Hakkenberg, Jordan Gardner Back Row-Jesse Dod son, Jonathan Alabran, Logan Phillips ~~~ ~20~ ""~~ Bees Winners in the ALMS Geography Bee were: 1st place: Jason Garst 2nd place: Sarah Hakkenberg 3rd place: Andrew Williarnson �enter Library Assistants Front row-Jessica Flurnoy, Hannah Zamorski Back row-Phillip Rodgers, Zach Pillis Reflections ~ Guidance Runners Front Row-Kara Schweitzer, Lauralee Cook, Justin McCarthy, Sarah Hakkenberg Back Row-Alisah Hartless, Brent Lawrence, Michelle Rowe Front Row-Courtland Haskins, H arry Hoyt, Byron Lon g, Cheyenne Latimer Back Row-Ja1n es Vaassen, Dericia Saunders, Sara An derson Clubs .;. ~ ~ ~ 21~ ~~~ �Claire Allison and Maegan Suttles wear masks at the French Mardi Gras celebration. ESPlNOl es OIVE~Sl6 N. Mrs. Martinez's Spanish class enjoys a lunch at El Toreo. Mr. Vaughan's first p eriod German class works diligently. ~~~ ~ 22~ ~ ~-» Foreign Languages Candids Jennie Hall and Lyndsay Rakes have a snack in Latin class. �tin • 8th graders at the Governor's School. Joe Foster is working on · _ oetry C!l!!!!! folder in Language Arts. Academic Candids ""-» 23.;. * -» *** �!7th Grade Brass & Drums! !*All District Band*! Minsu Chae Front Row: Harry Hoyt, Riley Newsom, Samantha Stepp, Meghan Kennon , Rodrick Hooper, Katherine Chiglinsky , Laura Keeley, Kara Schweitzer, Rachel Brown , Sierra Lewis Second Row: Josh Harris , Todd Pate, Timothy Prillaman, Antonio Lyons,Chelsea Altice, Sarah Boyer, Joel Webber, Michael ' Robertson, William Bader Third Row: Jamie Mosteller, Zach Craddock, Scott Campbell, Ryan Armitage, Kyle Crowell, Jesse Dodson , Sean Hoffman , Kevin Reustule, Matthew Collins Fourth Row: Eli Edwards, Pete Mosteller, Demetrius Snow, Alisha Seldomridge, Jennifer Baker, Colby Walters, Anthony Peery Fifth Row: Matt Simpson, Ju stin Knapp , Larry Candler, Matthew Flowers, Brandon Chambers, Casey Woolwine, Zach Johnson , Brandon Campbell Sixth Row: John Wright, John Wallace, Trey Myers, Chris Atkinson , Kody Shepperd, Tommy Gladden, Joey Highberger, Aaron Smith Last Row: Austin Carrol, John Harvey , Zach King, Brett Driver, Amanda Kegley, Laura Buriak, Emily Bixel , Matthew Murphy , Christian Headen, Adam Booth Front Row: Keith *Drumline* Reynolds, Chris Lawson , Andrew Williamson , David Chang Second Row: Nathan Trenor, Dustin Bray, Josh Harri s, Alison Dalton Third Row: Amanda Kegley, Emily Bixel, Laura Buriak, Brett ,.••, ~ Driv er, Zach Kin g, John ·-<,~ Harvey ·. Last Row: Au stin Carroll , Adam Booth, Christian Headen , Matthew Murph y, Drew Bowers �*A Ott Front Row: Chelsea Henderson, Anne Claire Connor, Kelsey Viars, Kaye Goodhart, Lauren ~~-----------------...,Bro wni n g, Shannon Sisson, Sarah Bostic, Claire !7th Grade Woodwind! .....,.-.. .-------''"-"--""=-=-=-~---------- Reynolds, Kathleen Booth, Pooj a Pate l, Erin iu r• Boggs, Brittany Spence • •• • Second Row: Jas mine Blake, Zoe Frankel, (1~Jii~i Megan Herndon, Chelsea Scull, Rebecca ~ Hammond, Carry Thomas, Rachel Kelly, Alyson Luck, Kristen Bottoms, Kayla Moore, Claire Sexton, Kelly Shell, Kristen Patuto Third Row: Samantha Saunders, Mary Kathryne O' Hagan, Cheyenne Latimer, Roni Tuttle, Sasha Crawley, Jeffrey Harper, Becky Sharkey, Haley Persinger, Leslie Wimmer, Danielle Vass, Lauren Reynolds, Brittany Williams, Robin Meyer Fourth Row: Tyler Wade. Zach Mundy , Tyler _ .____.___,. Powers, Carl Maxwell , Matt Robertson, Phillip Ball , Toby Counts, Jesse Lynch, Robert Butts. Jamie Worrell , Marcus Rosti. Elle Rakes Fifth Row: Graham Berben . Sean Vermi llion, Sean Amos, Britt Hage r. Adam Blackwell. Soyini Fraser, Jessica Williams. Emily Caldwell , Jenna Whisler, Brittany Gardner. Heather Truax Last Row: Tre Stores. Anthony Tollive r, Preston Pettengill , Marcus Thomas Front Row: Katie Smith. Joelle Gregory. Liz Gainey, Candice Stover, Alex Hawes, Kayla Surber, Di xie Booth. Ellen Wright, Emi ly Green, Sarah Huff. Brittany Trimmer Second Row: Corey Foster, Scott Steehler, John Andrade. Josh Flinchum. Tina Altice, Chri sti an McDaniel. Lakita Eason , Emily East, Chelsea Sprouse. Tiffany Schara. Third Row: Justin Dowdy , Ben Temple. Ashley Chapman, Michelle Rowe. Ky le Butto. Zach Brown. Keri Eller, Jean Ott, Brett Lawrence Fourth Row: Phi lip Chri stian. Titu s Doyle. Joel Smi th. Paul Hammond. Tommy Greene. Matthew Fari s. Jamie Deyerle. Minsu Chae. Justin Davi s. Cassie Delacerda Fifth Row: TJ Jones. Daniel Parsons. Matt Bram mer. Rya n Janney. Brittney Lynskey. Megan Johnson. Tiffan y Leneave. Trac ie Ransome. David C layton. Joh n Cli ne Sixth Row: Greg Long. Brandon Turley. Kyle Schwizer. Samantha Garland. James Stu ltz Last Row: Isaac Dail ey . Andrew Willi amson. Keith Reynolds. Chris Lawson. Josh Harri s. Dust in Bray. Nathan Trenor. Drew Bowers. David Chang. Ali son Da lton . Ray Ca ldwe ll ·» -» ·» ·» * ·» ~ Band ~ 25 �Singing the Middle No.te 7th Grade Cho Ir Front Row: Heathe•Taylot, Kaitlin Horlow, A;kl Robertson, Mariah Davis, Kayla Sutherland, Ashley Plaugher, Kari Scott, Ischia Bangura Second Row: Ashley Bushnell, Stephanie Hardy, Brigitte Linkous, Brad Boeji, Terae Harris, Brittany Carroll, Erin Markham, Erin Woods, Charisma Harris Third Row: Blacie Hunt, Maddie Aliff, Jayce Layman, Guilie Anderson, Susie Corey, Marcie Hancock, Lauryn Dutton, Brianna Barrow, Amber Keesee, Amber Bayne, Alma Beganovic Fourth Row: Allyson Miller, Deisha Jackson, Phillip Rodgers , Meredyth Saunders, Kayla Hill, Justice Halstead, Katie Line, Ashley Pannell, Laken Hollandsworth, Sam Clowser Last Row: TyEsha Jackson, Adam Caldwell, Scott Maughan, Chris Cook, Taylor Botts, Dusten Hackett, Meagan Whitmer, Jameela Christian, Mrs. Bowles 8th Grade Choir . ' . Fr ont Row: Lisa Tuckwiller, Chelsea Thornton , Michael Scoggins, Melissa Lubischer, Jeffrey Stevens , Lauren Steele, Melissa Brown Second Row: Emily Thomas, Stacy Cook, Samantha Price, Courtney Moses, Erica Meacham, Stephanie Graham, Tabitha Carroll Third Row: Katie Cook, Meg Selby, Rachel Shannon , Chelsey Strother, Amanda Giles, James Vaassen, Meghan Bolton Fourth Row: Alex Sheppard, Lauren Kemp, Victoria Napier, Megan Griffith, Jali l Wilson, Amanda Creed, Mrs. Bowles �0 Brittany Trimmer is reading her Spanish project aloud for the class. Students are talking to each other on the bleachers. -·~\ tit . i -....-.,~· 1 1 ~ftllJI " Some students are eating and talking during lw1ch. . ~ Academic Candids «- .g. O:• 27 ~ ""~ �* Yearbook Character Counts Front Row: Sarah Hakkenberg, Kaitlyn Salvia, Erin Malone, Hallie Newcomer, Taylor Davis, Caroline Byrd, Kelsey Atkins, Erica Nielsen Second Row: Brittany Ratcliffe, Jimmy Forgrave, Caroline Brooks, N ikki Schlafman, Caroline Doss, Lauren Link, Natalie Dilley Back Row: Kane Kennedy, Lindsey Brand, Alison Cole, Kayla Forgrave, Tyler Ratliff, Brandon McBride Not pictured: Rachel Turk PASS «· ':l• .g. "JI 28 ~ ':l- ~ ~ Front Row: Melissa Kelly, Tiffany Smith, Mrs. Kelly, Lauren Steele, Stacy Cook Second Row: Brandon Lovern, Brandon Greene, Yaminah Smith, Ca ndice Stover Back Row: Ryan Heller, T.J. Jones, Aaron H es ter, Anton io Medely, Sara Suroski Clubs Front Row: Meghan Bolton, Harley Patterson, Chelsea Johnson, Leslie Brittain, Taylor Tate, Brittany Spence, Samantha Gravely, Connor Kennedy, Tessa Miller, Kayla Paxton, James Vaassen Second Row: Kristin Hicks, Matt Montgomery, Kirsti Davidson, Lisa Do, Jade Andrade, Meghan Kennon, Rachel Brown, Katie Line, Brittany Jewell, Brittney Moses Third Row: Meg Selby, Lindsey Blankenship, Krysta Brown, Samantha Webb, Jenna Begley, Joey Foley, Graham Berbert, Carl Ma xwell, Owen Marshall, Caroline Doss, Claire Sexton, Britt Hager Fourth Row: Zak Pritchett, Robert Powell, Jolm Andrade, Josh Harris, Todd Edgell, Clay Bradshaw, Willie Hughes, Hannah Zamorski, Hallie Newcomer, Amanda Giles Back Row: Hunter Cox, Danielle Stump, Kelsey Atkins, Lindsay Clemo, Ashley Montgomery, Erica Nielsen, Taylor Davis, Brian Ledwith, Kelsey Bradshaw, Maegan Suttles, Chelsey Strother Not pictured: Rachel Turk �8th Grade Front row- Kara Kayrouz, Lindsay Clemo, Kelsey Bradshaw, and Kayla Paxton Back row- John Andrade, Cindy Cook, and Justin Dowdy 7th Grade Front row- Hallie Newcomer, Claire Sexton, Emily Bixel, Kelly Ferguson, Katherine Chiglinsky, and Brittany Ratcliffe Back row- Elle Rakes, Katie Line, Ariel Robertson, Phillip Rodgers, Brigitte Lir1kous, Nikki Schlafman, and Erin Malone 6th Grade Front row- Harley Patterson, Julia Lindsey, Sarah Robinette, Taylor Tate, Leslie Brittain, Jade Andrade, and Katie Helvey Back row- Kirsti Davidson, Matt Montgomery, Cameron Brown, Clay Bradshaw, Matt Kayrouz, Bradley Lambert, and Dericia Saunders SCA ·» «· ·» •»29 ~ «- ~· .,. ��8th Grade ~ --~ ~ -~~ - ... -~·. '~·i11 · ,_ . ~'!!'!!9 ) ' Sarah Aicher Cierra Alley Josh Alley Claire Allison Tina Altice Brandon Anders Jo hn Andrade Amanda And rews Whih1ey Andrews Lesley Arthur Ke lsey Atkins Amber Aus tin ·» .,, ·» 8th Grade * 31 * *** �Kira Bailey Shuree Bailey Jessica Bayne Molly Bedwell Dino Beganovic Hunte r Bell Chris Biggar Aaron Bland Michael Boeji Meghan Bolton Di xie Boo th Dre \"' Bowers Kelsey Bradsh aw Matt Brammer Lindsey Brand Dustin Bra y Mich ae l Brightwell Devon Brown Melissa Brown Zach Brow n Chri stian Brya nt Christina Budd Kyle Butto Caroline By rd Neil Ca in Ray Ca ld well Tasheka Ca rlsen Ca tlin Ca rr Mat t Ca rr Monta na Ca rroll '"' 32~ '"' 8th Grade ~ ~ • '» .;- ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �Tabitha Carroll Cody Carter Tyler Carter Erica Casey Minsu Chae David Chang Ashl ey Chap m an Philip Chris tian Tiffany Clark David Clayton Lindsay Clemo John Cline Alison Co le Kassie Collins Andy Co1111er Austin Conner Cynthia Cook Erin Cook Kati e Cook Stacy Cook Megan Cooper Rae ly1111 Costa Hm1ter Cox Na than Cox Sara h Coy le Logan Cra ig Amanda Creed Zach Cregger Aimee C rotts lsaac Dai lv 8th Grade .... ~· <GI< -» 33 ~\ ............ �Alison Dalton Morgan Darnell Justin Davis Ta ylor Davis Cassie De lace rda Ja m es Deye rle Jaslissa Dickerson Juli an Difrancesco Justin Dillard Na talie Dilley Amber Dillon David Dillon Kacy Dillon Sarah Dix Christina Dixon Zachary Doug lass Jus tin Dowdy Trista Do w d y Ryan Dowe Titu s Doyle Lakita Eason Em il y Eas t Leola Edward s Ruthi e Edwa rd s Ke ri Eller Matt Faris Dan Ferg uson Wi ll Fi she r Ca me ron Fli c kinge r Jos h Flinchum ~ -:h ~ .;. 34 ~ .;.~ ~ 8th Gra de �Kristen Flowers Kay la Forgrave Angelia Foster Corey Foster Tyler Freeman Liz Gainey Jordan Gardner Amber Garland Ethan Garman Jason Garst Ashley Gearhart Megan Gerald Amanda Giles Ralph Gilmore Kelsey Girm Tabetha Glascock Na than Goad Christian Go ld Dani e l Graham Stephanie Graham Emily Green Brandon Greene Tommy Greene Joelle Gregory Keyera G riffin Megan Gr iffith Briana Ha liburto n Jenni e Ha ll R.J Ha ll ick Ha milton 8th Grade ~-» * •» 35 * ·» * * �Paul Hammond Dana Harmon M ichael Harp Jos h Ha rri s Bea u H a rrison Ro se Hart Donte' Harvey Courtland H askins Alex H awes La ng Hawkins Kevi n H eav ne r Rya n H e lle r Aaron Hester Derrick Hickman Drew Hinto n Van Ho bac k M erced es Hoga n Fo res t Holland Ashley Honig Sam anth a Hough Sara h Huff Kim Humphrey Brittany In g ra m Brittney Ingvald sen Ryan Janney Ma rvin Jenkins Brittany Jewell Cod y Jo hn so n Ma tt John so n Megan Jo hnson -:ti -:ti -:ti -» 36 -:ti 8th Grade ~o:tio:tl �Danielle Jones Sydney Jones T.J. Jones Alex Joyner Molly Kauffman Kara Kay rouz Me lissa Kelly Lauren Kemp Kane Kern1edy Megan Kennedy Breon King Elizabeth King Morgan King Jacob Kingery A nni e Kle in Chris tina Lafon Courtney Lafon Alex La ing Laura Landis Bre nt Lawrence Tim Lawrence Chris La w son Bria n Led w ith Tiffan y Leneave Quinn Les te r La ure n Link G reg Lo ng Brand o n Lovern C hris Love rn Ge ne Lowde r 8th Grade ~ ~-» ~ 37 ,.~ -» «- ~ �Melissa Lubischer Taylor Lucado Brittney Lyn skey Rodn ey Madd e n Emil y Ma nn O w e n Ma rs ha ll Amanda Martin Erynn Martin Tyler Ma rtin Wes Ma xwe ll Bra nd o n McB rid e La ure n McC lung Aman d a McCra w Angelia McC raw Chris ti an Mc Daniel Trav is Mc Da ni e l Jo hn McE lmurra y Eri ca Meac ha m An to nio Med ley Zach Mi lls Denve r Mi lton As hl ey Mon tgo me ry Brooke Mood y Do u g Mo rga n Brittney Moses Co urtney Moses Jeffrey Mulli ga n Victori a N a pi e r Kea lin N e a l Jess ica Ne ig hb ors ~ ·~ ~ -:.lo 38 ~ ~~~ 8th Gra de �Tien Nguyen Erica Nielsen Jacob Nolan Adam NtUmally Jean Ott Marc Overstreet Lachaz Paige James Parsons Kayla Paxton Jennifer Peake Derek Pendleton Samantha Perrin Tyler Person Scott Phares Logan Phillips Robert Powell Michelle P ratt Samantha Price Zak Pritchett Craig Proffitt Brittany Pugh Daniel Raines Lyndsa y Ra kes Paco Ra mos Tracie Ransom e Tyler Rat liff Sarah Reed Ja cob Reid Eric Reynold s Keith Rev nold s 8th Grad e ·»~ 39-» ·» * -» ~ ~ �Demi Ripley Garth Roberson Kelly Robertson Miche ll e Row e Ke nn e th Rub o ngoya La ura Sa ntm yer Molly Sa tterfi eld Cameron Saund ers James Saund ers Ti ffa n y Scha ra Ma tt Scho fi e ld Na th a n Schum ach e r Adam Schwa rtz Kyle Schwizer Aman da Scicluna Michael Scoggins Meg Se lby Rac he l Shann o n Alex Sheppard Ma tt Siska Spencer Slusher Vi cto ri a Slushe r Joe l Smith Ka ti e Smith Tiffan y Smith Yaminah Smith Eric South a rd Ju sti n Spencer C he lsea Sprouse Tay lor St. C la ir '"' '» -» 40 '» 8th Grade °"' "".;. ~ �Scott Steehler Lauren Steele Jeffrey Stevens Candice Stover Chelsey Strother James Stultz Danielle Stump Ka yla Surber Sara Suroski Maegan Suttles Chris Sweatt Brittany Ta ylor Corey Ta ylor Ben Temple Paris Terry Emily Thomas Lindsay Thomas Andy Thomasson Dani el Thompson Ka tie Thompson Chelsea Thornton Na than Trenor Brittany Trimmer Lisa Tuckwiller Steven Tu ell Rac hel Turk Brandyn Turley Thomas Tu ten James Vaassen Ch ristina Vance ~~~ 8th Grade •¥- 41 «• ~ ·» ~ �Joe Villanueva Jonathan Walker Krislyn Walterson Meghan Waryold Christian Webb Etha n Wells Brianna White M ichael Williams Andrew Williamson Demetrius Wilmer Mark Wimme r Jenn y Wood Not Pictured: Sa ra Anderson Ernest Campbell Cassandra Cregge r Frans isco Cr u z-Acosta Jona than Flurnoy Robynn Hig ht A lexa ndra Nuck les Tyler Roberts Ia n Stroud a nd Ja lil Wilson Ellen Wright Daniel Wyga l Christopher Yacher .... Mrs. Barn es' 7th p e ri od Fre nc h class is wa iting pa ti e ntl y for th e bell to rin g. Brittany Pug h is wo rking on proj ec t in teen li v ing. ~ -» -» .;. 42 -» 8th Grade ~«- * I David C h ang a nd Eri c Rey no lds ar b it goofy o n a bu s rid e h ome. ��crass Best All Around Most Athletic Ryan Dowe and Rachel Turk Derrick Hickman and Kelsey Bradshaw Josh Alley and Angelia Foster Most Laid Back Steven Tuell and Kayla Forgrave Eric Southard and Brooke Mood y Dus tin Bra y and Je nnie Hall Best Hair Owen Marshall and Lindsey Bra nd Ta ylor Lucado and Dana Harmon Lang Hawkins and Tasheka Ca rise Most Likely to Become a Model Robe rt Powell and Sa m an th a Hough ~~~ ~44.;. ~ -» ~ Class Favorites �!Favorites Hunter Cox a nd Jessica Ne ig hb o rs Morga n King and Mo ll y Satterfield Kan e Kenn edy and Lyndsa y Rakes Cass ie Collins, Josh Harris, Brittany Tay lor Nei l Cain and Megan Kem1ed y Jus tin Dillard a nd Na ta lie Dilley Tyler Ra tl iff a nd Danielle Stump Isaac Da iley and Tina Altice Most School S Aaron Bla nd a nd La ure n McC lung * ·» ·» Class Favorites-» 45«• '6" ·~* �7th Grade Elizabeth Akers Madd ie Aliff Chelsea A ltice Sean Am os G uile Anderson Jam es And e rson Jose ph Anderso n Dreama Andrews Frank And rews Shannon Andrews Ryan A rmitage Jason Aye rs Will iam Bad e r Je nni fer Baker Phi lli p Ba ll lsc hi a Bangura Bri a nna Ba rrow Chelsea Bartholomew ~"" *46 * 7th Grade ""'°®' * �N ick Battaglia Amber Bayne Alma Beganovic Andrew Belton Grah am Berbert Joey Bikkers Andrew Binner Emily Bixel Adam Blackwell Asia Blagman Jasmine Blake Bra d Boeji Erin Boggs Michael Boone Adam Booth Ka thleen Booth Sarah Bostic Kristen Bottoms Ta ylor Botts Savann a Bowling Sarah Boyer Jackson Bradley Haley Brazea u Corey Brookman Caro line Brooks Bri ttan y Brow n Rach el Brown Roy Brow n La u ren Brow n ing Am and a Burch La ura Bu riak Ash ley Bushne ll Robert Butts Ad a m Ca ld we ll Emil y Ca ld we ll C heya nn e Camden Bra nd on Campb ell Sco ttie Ca mpbe ll Stuart Ca nd le r Mega n Ca rr A us tin Car ro ll Britta ny Carroll 7th Grade *«- 47·».«·~-» * �Brendon Chambers Christian Chaney Somer Chaney Katherine Chiglinsky Preston Chitwood Jameela Christian Sam Clowser Adam Collie Matthew Collins Kay la Conley Anne Claire Conner Chad Conner Brandon Conway Chris Cook Susie Corey Tob y Counts Zack Craddock Tim Craighead Sasha Crawley Kasi e Cregge r Brendon Crow der Ky le Crowell Erica Danner Crys tal Dav is Kent Dav is Ma ri ah Dav is Rad a Da vis Na than De lano A li cia Dill ard Megh a n Di shaw Eri c Di vers Caitlin Dixon Jesse Dod so n Caroline Doss Bre tt Drive r Lau ry n D u tton Dan ie l Dyer Eli Edward s Jaco b Em ery Tyler Fagg Ke ll y Ferg uso n Matthew Flowers -:,i. "" ~ "" ~ 48 ~.g. ~ 7th Grade �Jessica Flurnoy Kelly Flurnoy Joseph Foley Jimm y Forgrave Joe Foster Cory Francisco Zoe Frankel Soyini Fraser Robert Fuller Brittany Gardner Ka yleigh G ibson Thomas G ladden Tiffany Glascock Kaye Goodhart Sam Gra vely Seth Guthrie Dusten Hacke tt Lu ke Hagele Britt Hager Sarah H akke nberg Kristy H a ll Jus tice Halstead Rebecca Hammo nd Marcie H ancock Stephanie Hard y Kaitlin Harlo w Jeffrey H arper Scott Harre ll Charis m a Harris Dane tra H a rris jos h Harris Terae Harri s Jared Hartness Jo hn Harvey Ri chard Hathaway Cay le ig h H ayes Eric Hayn es C hristia n Heade n Chelsea He nd e rso n Brooks H e nson A nth o ny He rnandez Megan Herndon 7th Grade \!:" ~* •» 49 ~ ·» ..., ·~" �Jesse Hibbitts Joseph Highberger Camile Hight Kayla Hill Jessica Hodge Sean Hoffman Kristin Hogge Laken Hollandsworth Rodrick Hooper Nathaniel Horgan Brandi Houchin Myles Houston Brock Howery Harry Hoy t Kristina Huff John Hughes Blacie Hunt Deisha Jackson TyEsha Jackson Janessa Johnson Mallory Johnson Zach Johnson Aaron Jones Travis Jones Brad Kachmar Ricky Kasseba um Laura Keeley Amber Keesee Amanda Kegley Rachael Kelly Connor Kennedy Meghan Kennon Hea ther King Kumain King Michael King Zachary King Justin Knapp Cheyenne Latimer Arthur Lawson Jayce La yman Meghan Leming Sierra Lewis ~~~ ~so -» 7th Grade ~«<~ �Katie Line Bri gitte Linkous Byron Long Holly Lovern Alyson Luck Jesse Lynch Antonio Lyons Tj M aiden Erin Malone Erin Markham Scott Maughan Carl M axwell Chelsea Mays Chelsie Mays Chelsea Mcc a rte r Ian M cCormack Alex M cKibben Robin Meyer All y Mille r QeShe ra Miller Tessa Miller Ju s tin Mitchen Kay la M o ngan Kay la M oo re Ja mie M os te lle r Pe te Mos te lle r zach Mowry Zachary M Lmd y Ma tt M urp hy Rya n M urp hy Trey Mye rs Wa lke r Necessary Ha llie Newco me r Riley Newsom C h ris tina O ' Brie n Ma ry Ka thi rine O ' Hag a n Moll v Owe ns A s h l ~y Panne ll Michae l Pa te Pooja Pa te l Kr is te n Pa tu to H a ley Pe rs inge r 7th G rade *~* ~ 51 ~ ~~* �Preston Pettengill Ashley Plaugher Tyler Powers Timothy Prillaman Cody Pruett Megan Rainville Danielle Rakes Brittany Ratcliffe Kevin Reustle Claire Reynolds Lauren Reynolds Stephanie Roark Ariel Robertson Matt Robertson M ichael Robertson Phillip Rodgers Ethan Rogers Marcus Rosti Jacob Sailer Kaitlyn Salvia Mered yth Saunders Samantha Saunders Jessica Scaggs Kai Scales N ikki Schlafman Kara Sch weitzer Kari Scott Kelley Scott Che lsea Scull Alisha Seldomrid ge Ju stin Sereno Cla ire Sex ton Rom.ii Shah Becky Sharkey Kell y She ll Kod y Sheppe rd Cassidy Sherid a n Brittn ey Shrade r Ma tt Simpso n Shann on Sisson Aaro n Smith Demetri us Snow ~""' ~ -a;, 52 .;. ""'*-:- 7th Grade �Brittany Spence Samantha Stepp Tre Stores Trevor Stump Hunter Sturg ill Kay la Sutherland Jonathan Tabor Mindy Taw ney Heather Taylor Gregory Terry Carry Thomas Jas min Thomas Lance Thomas Marcus Thomas Shavaw n y Thomas Katie Thompson Christian Tiedemann Anthony Tolliver Heather Trua x Roni Tu ttle Ja y Varela Danielle Vass Shmm Vermillion Ke lsey Via rs Mark Wade Tyler Wa d e Ky le Wa lker Hmrna h Wa llace Jo lrn Wa ll ace Co lby Wa lte rs Sean Webb Joe l Webber Antho ny We ikle Ty lor Welch Jenna Whis ler Megan vVhitmer Jonni W ilcher Brittany Willi <J ms jessic<J Wi lli <Jms Kv le W ilson Leslie Wim m er Misty Wingo 7th Grade ~*~ ~ 53.;. -» ~· ~ �Erin Woods Richard Woods Casey Woolwine Jamie Worrell Daniel Wright Morgan Wright Jennifer Yea tts Hannah Zamorski Not Pictured: Christopher Atkinson Kirk Coles Megan Coles Michelle Moffit Amber Nuckles Anthony Peery Tiffanyane Platt David Shively Evan Tatarka Amanda Thrush Below: Katie Line, Jolurn.y Hughes, and Lauryn Dutton working in Mrs. Ro1nano's room. Rodrick Hooper is copying binar fission notes in science class. DeShera Miller is dancing in the hall. ~~ii' ~ 54 ~ ~~~ 7th Grade �fttiddle Cl~ss "toments Megan Carr is acting like her normal self at lunch, along with Amber Keesee. Pete Mosteller is showing off his dissecting skills in Mr. Blankenship 's science class. Justice Halstead, Ca roline Brooks, and Kelsey Viars are hang ing out at the Valentines Social. From your left: Zach King, Scott Ma ugh an, Anthon y Weikle, M ichael Robertson, and Matt Robertson are enjoying their lunch toge ther . Charism a Harris and Sarah Boyer are h aving fun goofing off at lunch . Lance Th om as and Walker N ecessary ar e having fun disse ting their frog Sn oop Froggy Frog. '»' .;. 7th Grade Candids ~ -» 55 «- -» o»i- ~ ��6th Grade Bra ndo n Adams John Ada ms Jo n a than Ala b ra n Robe r t Alexa11de r Jade And rad e Ju lia Ar thur Blake Baba Rac he l Ba rn es Abiga il Ba rn e tt Na th a ni e l Battag lia Jenn a Beg ley Ke r ri Belche r Anne Be ll N icho las Blackwell Lindsey Blan kens hip Tor ri a1w BLlclrd 6th Grade ~" ·» 41" •X• 57 ~· .,., «· * �Evan Bond Destiny Booth Kris ten Borzotra Clay Bradshaw Ian Branson Shannon Bratton Leslie Brittain McKenzie Brocker Cam eron Brow n Deonta Brown Jordan Brown Krysta Brow n Maxwell Brow n Shane Bryant Andrew Bulaski Kaitlyn Burnette Jarod Burns M atthew Burns Colin Butler Isiah Calloway Derrick Campbell Devin Campbell Timo thy Carroll William Carroll Xavie r Chance Brittany Chandler Cody Charles Gary Cheatwood Mia Ciaffone Ka yla Clark Ava Clayton Erin Cole Breann a Commons Paul Conner Ke lsey Cook N icholas Cooper Brya n Crawford Tyler Croke Glen Crotts Rey Cruz-Acosta Brad ley Da lton Lauren Darnell Kirsten Davidson Elizabeth Davis Rona ld Davis Michael Dean Kirk Deane r La rry Defibau g h Ca leb D illon Levi Dillon ·~~ ~ 58 'I' 6th Grade • ~-» �Will Drougas Calvin Eason William Edgell Jessie Elkin Kimberly Elmore Mackenzie England Zach ary Epperly Christian Erickson Thomas Erlyw the Johnathan Farley Caitlin Farris Seth Fisher Justin Flowers Bronw yn Foley James Fox Kaitlyn Francis Ashley Gardn er Kelly Garre tt Carlton Gearh art Nicole Ge rvais Allison Giles Scott-Allen G is h Kayla Glass Zack Gordon Rachel Grah am Brandi Grammer Jon a th an Greene Ru th Greene John G uidry Miranda Guiliani Danie l H agy Jasmine H a irs ton H arm o n H a ll Kay la H a re Mary H a rp Justin H a rris Zachary H a rth Alisah H a rtless Tay lo r H a rtness Alan a H askins Jasmine H awk Ca itl yn Hed ge N ick H e lms Ka tie H e lvey Je nna H ens ley Tay lo r He rn don Kay lee H ibbitts Kristen H icks Ma rtin Higgins Ty le r Hig h Evan H ill Ke lli H inton Josep h Hite Brittany Hogan Kat lin Hogge Lindsay Horgan 6th Grade «- -» * °"' 59 °"' * "" .,. �Jordan Hom Zach Houchin Chad Howard David Hudson Karah Huff Jordan Huffman Phillip Hughes Willie Hughes Curtis Hunt Nicholas Jacobs Jordan Jeffries Amber Johnson Brianna Johnson Chelsea Johnson Jeffery Johnson Amand a Jones Laura Jones Marquan Jones Shaquan Jones Whitney Jones Adam Joyce Steven Kanode Emma Kauffman Breanna Kawa Matt Ka yrouz Aaron Kenned y Preston Kess ler Jerry Kidd Jared Kilb y Brittany King Dylan King Scottie King Je rry Kline Benjamin Kolb Melinda Kozar Ay la Krau se Casey Lafon Stephen La il Brad ley Lambe rt Yazmique Lambert Brevan La pie rre Ma tth ew Laprad e Je rre l Le db ette r Patrick Leftwich j ulia Lind sey C hris tophe r Lu cas Kay la Ly nch Brittan y Macfa rla nd Miche lle M add y Ty le r Ma nn Taja Mannin g C hris ty Ma rtin Ga rrett Ma rtin N icho las Maxwe ll ) us ti n McCarthy Ad a m McGa rre ll -:ii ~ -:t< -:ii 60-» ~~~ 6th Grade �Bryan McMillan Jasmine McWarren Miranda Meadows William Merriman Lillian Minix Matt Montgomery Arin Moody Rachel Moore Oliv ia Murphey William Musselman Matthew Muterspaugh Nathaniel Myers Britany N ichols Dav id N icho ls Patrick O 'Keefe Monique Otey A lexa ndria O ve rstree t Patrick Paga ns Jeffery Palmer Harsh Patel Krun a l Patel Shiva ni Patel Sharon Patno Alexi us Patterson Harley Patte rson Fa ll y nn Payne Ka tie Pelter Clint Peregoy Matthew Perkins H ea th er Pe ters Sarah Pe ters Andrew Peters-Greer Tho mas Petersen Brittany Phaup Loga n Phillips Da mi an Pierce Zac ha ry Pillis Justin Poff Ken z ie Poindexter Jacob Powers Kay lee Price Kris ten Pucke tt Steven Pugh Nicholas Quesenberry Jack Ray Apr il Reed Brittany Reid Devon Rich Adin Ri zva novic Em in Riz vanov ic Ra nd ' Roberson Dil lon Robertson Ia n Rob ertson Tvle r Robertson Sarah Robinette Jus tin Robinson 6th Grade ~*·if ~ 61 •X· ~· 'I• ·» �Corey Sargent Dericia Saunders Logan Saunders Erica Schlecht Sarah Schwartz Andrea Scott Jordan Scott Chad Scull Jacob Semones Samantha Severn Allison Shannon Samuel Sharrocks Jessica Shelden Eion Shelton Thomas Shelton Jessica Sheppard Hunter Shoemaker Forrest Short Matth ew Sink Melvin Smith M isty Smith Robert Smith Lauren Snead Trev or Sprouse Kelsey Stackpole Joshua Stanley Katelynn Stauffer Alexander Stepp Co urtn ey Stewart Chris tina Stinson Aa ron Suggs Tra vis Swa in Alisha Sweatt Ma tthew Sweeney A ll ysa Tabor Taylo r Ta te Ryan Tay lor Khenan Terry Kimbe rl y Terry Bethany Thomas Brian Thompson Hunter Thompson Ka meron Thompson Hannah Todd Hunter To lley C h ani ce T ro tte r Ki m berl y Tuckwiller C h eye nne Turner Sharon Vickers-Fletcher So nj a Vukov ic Am ber Wade Ke lsey Wade Morg an Wa lker Ka c ie Wa rd Donova n W a ryo ld Sa m a nth a We bb -»«- 62-» "' ~ 6th Grade ~~~ �Rachel Wells C ristina Wilcher Kay la Wilcher Raymond Wilhelm Miranda Williams Deontae Williamson Katelyn Willis Sabrina Wingo Brent Wood Andrew Wooding Alisha Worrell Kimberly Worrell Samuel Worrell Alicia Wright Jam es Wright Taron Wright Tyler Wygal Joseph Yanosky Cory Yarnall Michael Zimmerman Not Pictured: Casey Claar Jessica Hatfield Andrew Hutchison Crystal Keister Khanh Truong A class of sixth graders are in Teen Living working in their folders. A group of sixth graders are enjoying themselves while dancing to the "Cha Cha Cha" in choir. Some sixth graders in Mr. Willett's science class are working on a project. 6th Grade *«- «--»i·«· 63 -» <b -¥• ��Linda Addington Tom Agnew Gloria Ahern Lisa Akers Mike Akers Kathy Atkins Scott Atkins Teresa Auldridge Debi Austin Danyell Barnes Chuck Benson Jen Bird Terri Blankenship Susan Bowles Susan Bowman Gary Brown Lisa Brown Sally Budd Dotti Bull Heather Burton Jerry Campbell Pam Carter Tom Chester Lee Cole Michael Cox Linda Coyle Dennis Crawford Tarsha Dav is Penny Dobyns Ellen Doss Radoyka Filipovic Nereid a Forgrave Dee Foster Sharon Franklin Greg Gallion Paula Gerrol Jeanny Gilpin Jo Aime Goad Doug Graham Margaret Harrison Sheila Harrison D01ma He ndrickson Mary Hill Sandy Hill Margaret Humphrey Jimmie! Jolu1ston Sophie Kelly Terry Kemp Chris King Carolyn Krause Wendy Kuelu1 Brim1 Leath Perry Mann ing Kim Martinez Sherry Maxwe ll Lyle McLaren .;. .;. ~· Faculty -¥< 65.;. ollo -XO «- �Tammy McPea ke Jim Morris Lavene Nichols Pat Oberlin Eva O 'Hare Colleen Oliver Karen Orr Randy Perdue Lorain Petersen Janet Phillips Robin Pillis Carrie Poff Mary Jane Raborn Chrystal Rhodes Robin Richardson Judy Robertson N ancy Romano Louise Ruble Tricia Rucker N ancy Rutledge Rachel Sailer Eileen Schw izer Janet Sebolt Garry Secor Carol Shields Sherri Shupe Sterling Simmons Beth Swain Debbie Taylor Susan Taylor Mi ke Teague Michell e Terry Bev Thom as Mary Thom as Camellia Thom pson Terra Trull Kim T uell Le Ann Tw-byfill Debbie Turner Bobby Va ug han Dayna Wells Chris Wilkes Tom W illett Suza nne Williams Ton y W irt David Wisem an Pam Woods Ma rgie Wray Ma rty Yuh as ��Front Row: Adam Collie, Christian Headen, Jackson Bradley, Anthony Tolliver, Matt Robertson, Jolm Wallace, Ryan Armitage, Antonio Medley, Lance Thomas, Daniel Dyer, Nathan Cox Second Row: Hunter Cox, Travis Jones, Nathan Goad, Derrik Hickman, Marcus Thomas, Phillip Ball, Doug Morgan, Ricky Kassebaum, Seth Guthrie, Justin Sereno, Adam Blackwell Third Row: Lang Hawkins, Scott Phares, R.J. Hall, Alex Joyner, Jimmy Forgrave, Joey Bikkers, Zak Pritchett, Kyle Schw izer, Kenneth Rubongoya, Trevor Stump, Ryan Murphy Back Row: Matt Carr, Ryan Dowe, Zach Mills, Jonathon Walker, Quentin Gilmore, D e rek Pendleton, Tyler Person, Brandyn Turley, Jacob Kingery, Matt Siska, Aaron Smith. Matt Carr for Andrew Lewis plows down the field whlle Derek Pendleton blocks . ••• •68• Football ••• �Kyle Shwizer looks to the sideline to call the play. Kyle says, "We had a great season, we improved because we knew that winning can only come if you play as a team." The Lewis football coaches stand F~:=::::=====:::;~;;;;::=:::ii~~~~~--~:;;.....~~-, and observe the play . The Lewis boys did a very good job this ,_,....,__::.::.::'.~~~::,:§§:~j season in finishing 8-1. Congratulations Lewis! Nathan Goad pw1ts the ball away on fourth down againt Glen var. ••• -» ... Football «-69-» �Score Card Team won/lost Hidden Valley won Central Academy won Northside lost Read Mountain won lost William Byrd won Hidden Valley won Franklin Co. won Cave Spring Northside won Read Mountain won William Byrd won Franklin Co. lost won Cave Spring "'" Front Row: Rachel Turk and Alison Cole Middle Row: Erin Malone, Meghan Bolton, Maddie Aliff, Danielle Stump, and Lesley Arthur Back Row: Coach Jones, Samantha Clowser (manager), Jessica Bayne, Kelsey Bradshaw, Kayla Paxton, Soyini Frasier, Molly Satterfield, Kayla Forgrave, Nikki _..~--~----~---- schlafman, Kayla Surber (manager), and Coach Martinez The girls played very hard against Cave Spring. These are just some of the pictures of them in action. Congratulations on your great season! * * *"""" 70 oQI<~· Volleyball �ake It Fa Captains: Laura Landis and Lauren McClung. Second Row: Tasheka Carlsen, Brittany Taylor, Jennie Hall, and Kelly Robertson. Back Row: Angelia Foster, Haley Persinger, Deisha Jackson, Lyndsay Rakes, and Kara Schweitzer. Cheerleaders are trying to Angelia Foster, Haley Persinger, Deisha Jackson, Lyndsay Rakes get the crowd to rumble! and Jessica Neighbors are cheering the crowd on while the band plays behind them. Laura Landis, Jemi.ie Hall, Lauren McClwi.g, Deisha Jackson, and Brittany Taylor are doing their dance during half time at one of the home basketball games. The cheerleaders are getting the crow d excited during a h ome basketball game. Cheerleading �eMictctie Catlin Carr w aits p atiently for the f>all to take her foul shots. .... • 72 • G irls' 'Baske tball ··~ The team cheers Jenny Wood as she goes out on the court of the final game. Congratulations girls! �Derek Pendleton is shooting a foul shot while the crowd goes up for the sh ot while the defense com es in behind him. 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I I I I ·-------------·-·············-----------· Ad s -» "" -» ~ -» 91 ~ -» ~ �«- "" -:b ""92~ '®- «· ~ Closing ������THE 9/ 11 COMMISSION REPO ��:> In October, more than 1O PLO Chairman Vasser Arafat, 75, dies in a Paris hospital. Palestinians view him as a leader who sought a homeland for his people, but many Israelis see Arafat as a ruthless terrorist. million Afghan men and women vote in the country's first presidential election a milestone in the country's transformation after 25 years of war and Taliban control. O At 885 feet the new Millau bridge in southern France is the tallest bridge in the world. 0 The United Nations reports the AIDS epidemic is growing in Africa and worsening dramatically across eastern Europe and Asia. :> After more than a year of ceasefire, civil war re-ignites in the Ivory Coast as a result of President Gbagbo's ordering air strikes on rebel positions. I ~ :> After 22 months, the conflict in the Darfur region of Sudan continues to grow, leaving more than 2.3 million Africans in need of humanitarian aid. �C: Due to manufacturing errors, the United States faces a flu vaccine shortage. The U.S. Department of Health reserves vaccinations for those most at risk - people over 65 and infants six to 23 months of age. In August, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center opens in Cincinnati, Ohio. O Countries and indMduals around the wor1d join together to pledge over $4 billion in relief for those devastated by the December tsunami disaster. 0 Christopher Reeve dies at age 52. Reeve is remembered for his movie role as Superman and as an advocate for spinal cord research after being paralyzed in an accident In 1995. C According to the Lance Armstrong Foundation, over 20 million people are wearing the yellow "Livestrong" wristbands that help fund and promote the organization's cancer research. C: In September, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates announces a $168 million donation to fund malaria research. 0 The National World War II Memorial is unveiled in Washington. D.C., in honor of the millions of Americans who served during World War II in the military and on the home front. C: A prolonged deployment of over 200,000 U.S. troops to Iraq leaves many families strugg ling at home. �<: Portable photo printers that do not require a computer are a hot item for digital camera owners. Robosapiens since the toy's introduction in April. Am ong other "talents," th e $100 robot can belch and pass gas on command. 0 The Food and Drug Administration links th e use of antidepressants such as Zoloft, Pa.xii and Prozac to suicidal behavior in teens. , C\(.\ 0 SpaceShipOne, the world's first privately developed spacecraft, is named "2004 Invention of the Year" by Time magazine. :> Apple's iPod is the year's hottest tech gadget. fas hion accessory and advertising personality, all in one creditcard-size package. 1 /~ 0 After tour years on the market and billions of dollars in revenue, pharmaceutical company Merck recalls the arthritis drug Vioxx due to increased risk for cardiovascular disease. :> General Motors releases the industry's first full-size gas-electric hybrid pickup truck, the Chevrolet Silverado. :>Toshiba's HD DVD and Sony's Blu-ray battle for supremacy over the next generation of DVD technology. Major movie studios are evenly divided in their backing of the two technologies. �nature Designer dog breeds like the "Goldendoodle," an allergy-friendly cross between a golden retriever and a poodle, are in high demand. ~ African lions join the endangered species list because they are being killed to protect domestic livestock and their habitats are being destroyed . 0 Although Saturn's rings look solid from Earth, images taken by the international Cassini spacecraft show they are more like rivers of dust and ice, with particles ranging in size from specks to mountains. 0 Swarms of locusts destroy millions of acres of crops in West Africa. e In September, astronomers announce the discovery in the Milky Way galaxy of a new and possibly abundant class of planets. e On a remote island in Indonesia, scientists find 18,000-year-old skeletons of a hobbit-like human species that grew no larger than today's average three-year-old child. In October, Mount St. Helens vents ash and steam for the first time since its major eruption in 1980. e Th reatened by the spread of hormone-disrupting chemicals and global warming , polar bears are added to the endangered speoies list �O Italian link charm O Whether genuine or ordered new bracelets become the biggest jewelry trend of the year. from a custom T-shirt store on the Web, vintage '80s iron-on T-shirts are a hot fashion commodity. :> Catch phrases used to encourage :> The "grunge" style of the early '90s resurfaces with camoutlage patterns and T-shirts with long-sleeve shirts undemaath. peopl(l to get out and vote become 11 fashionable cause, appearing on oveiylhlng from T-shirts to ties. :> Thanks to the popular movie Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, the high-flying, body-bashing sport makes its way back into gymnasiums across the country. �Soft-drink makers join the diet bandwagon with low-carb sodas like Coca-Cola C2 and Pepsi Edge. Sales of the new products, however, quickly go flat 0 Bucking the health trend, Hardee's serves up a Monster Thlckburger with 1,420 calories and 107 grams of fat. C: E\/ents lll<e the, All Girl Skate Jam~ found~~ rn 1~7. C: With DVDs delivered right to your door and no late fees, Netflix and Blockbuster Online become popular choices for movie rentals. brtnlli'.skatgUQlV(llng to peak PQP.llllltl\Y among young g(rls. �C: Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet gamer Golden Globe nominations for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which also earns a nod for Best Picture, Musical or Comedy. :> Johnny Depp scores his second straight Oscar nomination for Best Actor with his performance in Finding Never/and. O Shrek 2 ranks third on the list of the 100 top-grossing movies, with a total haul of just over $436 million. O The lncredibles, Pixar and Disney's movie about a superhero family trying to live a normal life in the suburbs, is a box-office smash. :> Clint Eastwood directs another hit with Million Dollar Baby, starring Hilary Swank as a 31-year-old boxer. O Jamie Foxx delivers an eerily convincing and Oscar-nominated performance as the late Ray Charles in Ray. :> Already named best picture by film critics from New York to Los Angeles, independent film Sideways finds even more celebrity with a leading seven Golden Globe nominations. :> The Aviator, starring Leonardo DiCaprio in the role of eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes, earns eleven Oscar nominations. �h e Ty Pennington and company :> Fox's "Arrested Development" improve lives while making homes better on the successful ABC home improvement show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." wins the Emmy for Best Comedy Series after an inaugural year that is critically acclaimed but poorly rated. O Stephen, "Lo," Kristen and friends bring their real Orange County adventures to MTV in the hit reality show "Laguna Beach." O "You're fired!" becomes a household 0 Pausing and recording phrase as Donald Trump plows through executive wannabes on his hit NBCshow, "The Apprentice." live television with DVR is rapidly replacing VCRs in households across America. e ABC gets big ratings from its new hit drama "Lost,'' the intriguing story of 48 plane crash survivors stranded on an island. e To kick off her 19th season of CBS's "The Oprah Winfrey Show," Oprah and Pontiac join forces to give each of the 276 audience members a brand new Pontiac G6. e Before his unbelievable 74-game winning streak comes to an end, NBC's "Jeopardy" contestant Ken Jennings wins $2,520,700 - a TV game show record. He delivers over 2.700 correct responses. �:> U2's new album How to C: With bands like Interpol, The Killers and Snow Patrol, alternative rock returns to the mainstream music scene in a big way. Dismantle an Atomic Bomb hits No.1 in Billboard magazlne, and the band is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2005. O Rapper Kanye West collects a whopping 1OGrammy nominations, including Album of the Year, for his debut The College Dropout. 0 Nelly continues to wrap up big sales and hit songs with the simultaneous release of his two albums Sweat and Suit. ' :> Ashlee Simpson, Jessica's younger sister, makes headlines with her triple-platinum debut album Autobiography and a lip-synching gaffe on NBC's "Saturday Night Live." O Pop superstar Prince gives his concert ticket-holders something to cheer about before the concerts start ... a free copy of his Musicology CD. :> Legendary 'BOs alternative rock band The Pixies, known for inspiring "grunge" music, reunites after 13 years for a sold-out U.S. and European tour. :> In December, Usher dominates the Billboard Music Awards, taking home 11 awards, including Album of the Year for Confessions. �ente Video game giant Electronic Arts buys exclusive rights to the teams, players and stadiums of the NFL for its popular Madden video game franchise. 111ent :> After three years, Microsoft and Bungie Studios release the most eagerly anticipated video game sequel, Halo 2. Over 5 million copies of the game sell in the first month. 0 The newest trend in video games is to go "old school," with plug-and-play systems featuring '80s games from the likes of Atari and Namco. O 2004 is the year of celebrities having babies, as Courtney Cox-Arquette, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts, Liv Tyler and others all become first-time mothers. C: Thousands of young people become avid poker players, a trend sparked by TV shows featuring tournaments for celebrities and professional poker players. (! The challenging "Metroid Prime 2: Echoes" takes home the prize as IGN.com 's Gamecube Game of the Year. 0 The hottest "hard-to-get" toy for the holidays is the Nintendo DS handheld gaming system. C: Even though it won't reach bookstores until July 16, 2005, preorders in December help J.K. Rowllng's Harry Potter and the Haff-Blood Prince top several best-seller lists. �:> Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart leads the USC Trojans to a second consecutive NCAA National Championship by routing the Oklahoma Sooners in the FedEx Orange Bowl, 55· 19. 0 The New England Patriots defeat the Philadelphia Eagles, 24-21 , to repeat as Super Bowl Champions. They have won three of the last four Super Bowls. :> Following his win in September at the Deutsche Bank Championship, Vijay Singh unseats Tiger Woods as the world's No.1 golfer. 0 In December, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Menning throws his record-setting 49th touchdown pass of the season. :> In one of the worst brawls in U.S. sports history, five Indiana Pacers players clash with Detroit Pistons fans on cou rt and in the stands. The Pacers' Ron Artest is suspended fo r the year for his involvement. �:> Michael Phelps swims his way to eight individual Olympic medals. six gold and two bronze. C: The Tampa Bay Lightning claim the 2004 NHL Stanley Cup by winning the seventh game of the Stanley Cup Finals. 2-1 , over the Calgary Flames. �C: In a year of entertainment dominated by teen queens, Lindsay Lohan makes the biggest splash of the bunch wHh the hit movie Mean Girls and he~ debut CD Speak. 0 In remembrance of those who have died and those who continue to risk therr lives in the war in Iraq. 0 Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko suffers from debilitating illness and scarring caused by dioxin poisoning, allegedly at the hands of his opponents. O Democratic vice presidential and presidential nominees John Edwards and John Kerry make the 2004 election a very close race. !) Actor Zach Braff from NBC's "Scrubs" makes his big screen actrng, writing and directorial debut rn the critically acclaimed Garden State !) Former NFL player Pat Tiiiman, who chose the Armed Forces over the NFL, is killed while on duty in Afghanistan. 0 Jostens ® .. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2005 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer2005 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6407/Pioneer1998.pdf 99f6bc0704889873428f72295945bf31 PDF Text Text �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM �E ~·. lf~NCAS k " ~ H&'.J A 240 ��HE CURTAIN RISES ••• THE FIRST DAY ·OF SCHOOL ... •TONS OF QUESTIONS ARE RUNNING THROUGH YOUR MIND •YOU GET TO SEE PEOPLE THAT YOU HAVEN'T SEEN ALL SUMMER •YOU Fl LL OUT INFORMATION CARDS ABOUT YOURSELF IN EVERY CLASS •YOU GO THROUGH THE WHOLE DAY IN A DAZE •NOT ONLY DO YOU SEE YOUR FRIENDS, YOU MEET NEW PEOPLE 8th grade students wait on the bleachers to find out w h o their teachers are. •THE BUS ALWAYS SEEMS TO BE LATE •YOU ARE EXCITED AND NERVOUS ANDREW LEWIS MIDDLE SCHOOL 616 COLLEGE A VENUE SALEM, VA 24153 (540) 387-2513 POPULATION: 946 TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE ..................2 CLUBS/ ACADEMICS .....17 PEOPLE ...............................31 SPORTS .............................. 66 ADS .................................... 74 CLOSING .......................... 88 6th g raders are relieved to see their friend s waiting in the gyn1 . ~~I OPENING ~ ~ ~1 �lltJ ~ D_m~m=~~~~- �'"' ' '...................................... 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Mr. Benson's class is lined up in the auditorium and ready to check in with members of the yearbook staff on picture day. CANDIDS At th e fall p e p rall y, 8th g rad e football pla yt' rs wa ited a n xio usly for <l s m ooc h from a chee rl ead e r. Afte r g u essing w hi c h c heerl ead er ki ssed tlw m , th ev found o ut, mu ch to the ir d is ma y , th a t th ev ha d been kissed b y <l T EAC H ER 111 1 �D.1-lR.£ Cf-)fYIP After a long, hard day of work , the first week of boys take a well earned nap . Girls' week two listen quietly while they learn the proper techniques of horseback riding. Matt Watson dashes out of th e club house after it had been fill ed with smoke. Laura Brown looks relieved that her friends caught her as she fell from a picnic table . This activity encourages tru st among friends. Laura Murphy and Molly King are concentrating very hard on the low ropes course. Thi s activity encourages teamwork among participants. The boy's white team watch the counselors perform the low ropes cou rse. Meaghan Peery had a great time riding her horse. Santana. at D.A.R.E. Camp. ~~ D.IJ.R.£ Cllflff' ~-~ �Mr. Wirt, Neal Latimer, 8th grader, Jonathan Calder, 9th grader, and Mr. Bradley went to the Sydney Harbor Opera House in Australia over the summer in the People to People Program. They also traveled to New Zealand. Chassity Martin and Jessica Bass are sitting in their hotel room in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They were there to attend the AAU national tournament held over the summer. 8Ufl!fl!lR VFJCA 1ltJN8 At their motel room in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, Beth Beard and Carrie Sisson goof off after they send postcards to their friends. �Marie Garrett gets help from a Lifetouch photographer on picture day. Mrs. Green gives sixth grader Beth Moeller a student of the month certificate at the Honor Roll recognition for the Bull Frog Team. Mrs. Wray checks her watch as Joseph Anderso n and Scott Flanagan do their aerobic workout before a P.E. activity. Mr. Graham's sixth grade class is look ing at the ca mera. They' re de finite ly not camera shy! Unnoti ced (hat they are victim s of a camera. these se venth and e iahth araders are havinab a ba ll talking to their friends in the b b morn111g . �Sarah Koss, Lauren Kern, Kelly Minton, Kim Hamilton, Sunnie Parker, Katy Day, and Maggie Derr are having fun at the Christmas Dance. At the Christmas Dance, Blair Dodson, Jason Vest, Carly Humphrey, and Zach Smith Jessica Matheny and Christina Applegate along with other 8th graders, are getting down dance to a slow song. at the Winter Social. Jimmy Vaughn and Zach Smith try to participate in the Electric Slide, but don't seem to get it like the girls do . Elizabeth Haynie and Justin Beckner dance the night away at the Winter Social . Megan Auldridge enjoys dancing with Vince Waid at the Valentine's Dance. At the Winter Social, Karl Crotts, Stephanie Garrett,Terri Campbell, Erin Duncan, Angelica Wagner, Ashley Stump, Ryan Smith, Amy Klein, Jennifer Paxton, and Jessica Morgan take a break from dancing. ~ _D_nM_i_l_S~~~~ ) Katie Fitzgerald and Trevor Albert slow dance at the Valentine's Soeial sponsored by the PTA. �Jason Vest, Allyson Campbell, Amanda Robinette, Roger Waddell, Mark Shirley, Jamie Mullins, Steve Chastang, and Mary O'Neill are enjoying themselves at the Back to School Social. Front Row: Prince: John Neathawk, Princess: Amanda Robinette, Queen: Mary O'Neill, King: Andrew Kingery Second Row: Matt Birckhead, Misti Hagerman, Megan Nichols , Jamie Mullins, Vicky Corney, Marina Christodoulides, Kim Hamilton, Maggie WoJTell Third Row: Clayton Spencer, Mark Shirley, Michael Otey, Billy Huffman, Robert Davis, Adam Farabaugh, David Ch1istianson, Abbey Rowe Dawn Kerns and Travis Justus are slow dancing at the Christmas Dance. After dances students like to finish the night off with a meal at Mac & Bob' s. Samantha Young and Michael Sheppard are enjoying each others company at th Back To School Dance. Beth Hochkeppel has a smile on her face while dancing with her friend Adam Reinhard. ') I ~ . Rachel Southard, Patrick Hornby , Keisha Beaty, and William Powell are dancing the night away . ~~~~-D_A_M_i_f ~ S_ �"One day, so me friends and I were hanging out waiting for class to start and I dropped my pencil. I bent over to pi ck i t up and I heard a ripping noise. I didn't realize that my pants had ripped unt i l I s aw a l l my f r i end s l a ug hi ng a nd pointing at me!" Bobby Wilhelm-6th grade "Once, wnen I was in tne 2nd grade I nad to go to tne bathroom during gym. f was playing basketball tliough, so f didn't want to leave. Before f knew it, f nad wet my pants riglit in tne middle ofgym{((" Bef/J 1Jeord-8f/J grade ~;....._,..~ __ ,, "I was at the mall and the heel totally broke off of my shoe." Candace Hill-8th grade . - - - - . . . a "()ne AA't A t/.ui-u:li fJf frlenRl.s AnA J vvere Mt.slAe .slifJfJtln'{J iu't EE '{Jun AnA J AcclAentt't .slifJt A iuetAt tfJ't· -Clie EE tl.fJunceRl fJtf AnA lilt iue In tlie .5tfJiuACli. J vvent lnsll'le 1tnl'l JAi,{, ~-- 711.()11-t, J tlilnt/. J've t/.een .slifJt!' A a tlie 'iJU't.5 vvere tAutflilntf At iue." (J'ri~ $1tH111H- Kt' 1r11Ae 1 "WHIN J WAS IN 6TH GRADE. l GOT MY HAND STUCK IN A CANDY MACHINE AT WAL- MART. THEY CALLED THE RESCUE SOU AD TO GET ff OUT." KEITH SCHWIZER-ITH GRADE .--- "In gym, I was walking towards the locker room after an intense workout and everybody started yelling and telling me that I had a HUGE bug on the back of my gymsuit. At first I thought they were kidding but then I got really scared so I started screaming "GET IT OFF!" All the girls were yelling and so I panicked and ripped my shirt off right there in front of everybody. I saw later there really was a huge black bug on my shirt." Vicky Comey-8th grade lhf8A!Wl881NG hfDhflNm ---------------------------- �Lisa Parr,Julia Clark, an d A manda Robinette laugh h ys terically as they watch Fall_on Fant th ro w her face mto. a whipped cream pie. Jacob Davidson and Cini Price seem to be enjoying themselves t as they slow dance a the Back To School Dance. Stephanie Langford h . ks about her next t 111 . 1 •t ne y hile Wu motion _w dances to the Woolwme music. After warm-up s ' first . d p ·E · studentsm.run per10 laps in the large gy CfJNIJIDS �Josh Griep meets w ith Mr. Ward to sign-up for his 9th grade classes. Crystal Anderson, Josh Akers, Steven Alcott, and Brian Dooley await their turn. Mrs. Wheeling is helping Megan Shockley and Jeremy Clement find their classrooms during the first week of school. Ca leb Guard (2nd place), W.D. Wh ite Os t place), and Sarah And erson (3rd p lace) were this yea r' s ta lent show winners. Ama nd a Parrish concentrates on her rou tine at the fa ll pep rall y. Lind sey Sell ers, Kati e Dod so n, N o s illa M ullin s, and Sarah C un ning ham are chillin ' at th e eighth g rad e YMCA social CANDllJ8 �It was an electrifying moment at 7th grade lunch. Si xth graders wait eagerly for their lunch. INTERMISSION ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : SURVEY : : • whether they bought, packed, or didn' t eat lunch at all. Below are the results of our survey:. : • • • •• We asked the 6th, 7th, and 8th graders this year •• • • • • •• • • • • Pack their lunch: 36% • • Bought their lunch: 63% • • Didn ' t eat at all : 1 % • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Leda Adam s and Kl1onoa Shepherd are chillin' at 8th grade lunch. Eighth graders find lunch time as a time to soc iali ze with their fri e nds. "Cheers to lunch time,' say the sixth graders . �ONCE UPO.N ATIME ... 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. 6. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE HOBBY OR PASTIME? Ms. Bull --- sailing Mrs. Thurston --reading romance novels Mrs. Lee --rollerb lading, reading Mrs. Seay --- crafts, sp ending time with my family Mrs. Addington --reading, working crossword puzzles Mr. Hill --- hunting Ms. Holdridge --water skiing Mr. Gallion --re-enacting Mrs. Bowman --baking, reading, piano ~BABY PllWRW �MANY YEARS AGO ... 1. 4. What is your favorite vacation spot? Mrs. Farrell --Barga, Italy Mrs. Blankenship --the mountains because of the views Mrs. Brill --Canadiait Rockies Mrs. Oberlin --the beach, ski resorts 5. Mr. Simmons --Yellowstone Park Mr. Bradley --- small towns and rural areas Mrs. Goad --Claytor Lake Mrs. Taylor --Killington, Vermont Mrs. Kennedy --the beach 3. Mrs. Budd --Arizona See page 25 for baby picture answers. BABY PIC1ZIR.£S �JUST FOR During half time, Zach Rambo gets a drink as the rest of his South Salem team listens to strategies from their coach. Jessi Thurston (foreground), from the Revenge team, runs down the left wing on a fast break while being pursued by the Sheros team. Stephanie Huffman, Terin Mabry, Stephanie Garrett and Maura Nute (L to R) cheer for their football tea m on a cold night. At a girl's basketball game between South Salem and West Salem, both teams wait to grab the rebound. ~ 11£C. 8PORTB The Salem Recreation Department provides sports programs for Salem studen1 ages 7-14. Approximately 500-550 youth participate in each sport. Recreational sport which include soccer, baseball, softball, chee:deading, football, and basketball play big part in the lives of many ALMS student~ ��Grayson Lucas and Mike Lautenschlager present their Native American teepee in Mrs. Rutledge's 7th grade class. /11fJ171ClJUN1B FRONT ROW: Beth Hochkeppel, A.J. Nazemi, Chris Burns, Matthew Turbyfill, Steven Calder, Jacob Davidson BACK ROW: Kaylea Algire, Jimmy Vaughn, Jonathan Wing , Apurva Trivedi , Abbey Rowe, Jeff Ferguson, Mrs. Kennedy FRONT ROW: Amanda Robinette , Mary O'Neill , Megan Blevins, Li sa Parr 2ND ROW: Abbey Rowe , Josh Akers , Daylyn Vogler 3RD ROW: Sarah Dyer, Kelly Kane , Lauren Merrill , Carly Humphrey BACK ROW: Mr. McLaren, Zach Rambo , Catharina Tonete, Jes sica Pettrey. Megan Auldridge ~ Cill88 & IJCIJDlllffCl3 Students wait anxiously for their turn to spell during this year's spelling bee. There were many participants and they all did a great job! �Ms. Justice is participating in the study of mythology (the myth of Demeter & Persephone) in Mrs. Rutledge's language arts class. She is peeling a pomegranite so students could taste the seeds as Persephone did during her stay r, in Hades. ~ ~~ ~ ,~~ .,-=' •'' ~-~ ~ ~ Seventh grade scienc e stu d ents -are- havmg - . fun makmg . b1ome --:poste1::,. ~ .r~ ~ D.J. Williams gives his P.A.S.S. mentor a big hug at the end of a long work day at First Union. fhe 6th grade Bullfrog Team has a blast at Pizza Den . They were rewarded this treat by earning Bull Frog Bucks . ~ ' Aus tin Ca sey , Seth Coleman, Andy Dillon, Brend o n Hairsto n, a nd Se th Pendl eton check ~JUt th e ac tion at th e Back To School Da nce. _ _ _ _C_ l)_M_'fJli_'fJ_S ~_!° ~ �Aisha Meador and Stephanie Bradshaw finish sewing a pillow in teen living, for their seventh grade elective class. Heather Burns, Stacey Biggar and Abigail Brotherton dress up as Roman citizens in Mrs. Bowman's IFL class. Ada Bamford, Brian Eads, and Brianna WhiteGaynor make a pizza in teen living class. Mr. Chester and his class watch intently as th ey launch their rockets. ~ {l[C ff()ES Lendy McDowell and Britney Giordano make a recording for a udi o broad casting in technology ed ucation. �PEOPLE'S CHOICE Jennifer Owen s and Zach Matthew work on their keyboarding skills in sixth grade exploratory. In drama, students perform a classroom scene in their elective class. Katie Craig, Diane Echols, Heath Foster, and Danielle Carney start on their projects in teen living. Brian Hoffman in struct s the yearbook staff on the use of a 35 millimeter camera. Stud ents have fun singing a lively tune in choir. Band Students make swee t mu sic in th e ir e lec ti ve class. fl£CfWES �"TO BEE OR NOTTO BEE" GEOGRAPHY BEE Front Row: Matt Turbyfill, David Conner, Jonathan West, Michael Detwiler, Zac Secor Brian Chiglinsky, Johnathan Wills All~n Crowder, Andrew Guidry Seco'nd Row: Scott Vandegrift, Geoff Singletary, Nizar Barghouty, Randy Price Chris Hammond, Sarah D'Ant~nio, Meghan Kern . Third Row: Austin Casey, Diane Echols, D.W. Hart, Andrew_ Rosti, Tim Samas, Chris Buman, Justm Hancock, Kyle Gilpin . . Fourth Row: Ashlie Poff, Lous1a Ogier, Erika Ogier, Amanda Akers, Jacob Zainfield, Ryan Hancock . Back Row: Eric Hughes, Tabitha Bolen, Jennifer Lawrence, Emily Pierce, Jimmy Vaughn, Michael Otey Zac Secor answers his question for the Geography Bee as the other classroom winners listen. The spelling bee participants watch as Mrs. Humphrey gives Jamie Mullins her word. REFLECTIONS F ront Row: Shannon Lewis , Lauren Sexton, Sara Anderson Second R ow: Kate Sammons, Anna Herby, Amy McC!aren, Patrick Hornby Top Row: Kim Hamilton, Ryann Fame, Katie Schweitzer /3l{ MINNlRS SPELLING BEE Front Row: Arie Dickson, Justin Dooley, Justin King Nathan Butler, Brian Chiglinsky, Cory Dickson, Dustin Bry· ant Second Row: Brandon Davis, Stuart Shepherd, Nizar Barg· houty, Josh Kier, Tyler Hale, Travis White, Adam Cook Matt Mherend ' Third Row: D.W. Hart, Danielle Ferguson, Danielle Wagner Michelle Thorne, Heather Burns, ~ate Dudek, Meagan Pinell' Back Row: Christine Witt, Jenmfer Lawrence, Nicole Lam· bert, Krista Wilson, Megan Blevins, Amanda Stallings Chris• tina Hambrick, Jeff Brown ' D.W. Hart was the winner of the spelling bee and com· peted in the Salem division wide spelling bee which h e also won. �GUIDANCE RUNNERS Front Row: Jeff Philips, Scotty Weddle, Josh Perdue, Megan Nichols, Jarrod Naugle Second Row: Lindsay Sellers, Emily Nichols, Nosilla Mullins, Andrew Dalton Back Row: Holly Chitty, Christy Hale, Megan Beard, Amanda Brown, Laura Slusher OFFICE RUNNERS Front Row: Carmen Carroll, Kristin Pierce, Charlotte Cole, Rod Morris, Jacob Zainfield, Scotty Pollard Second Row: Rhonda Shepherd, Heather Shugart, Josh Akers, Josh Pinkerman, Jamie Mullins, Chance Witt, Casey Moore Back Row: David Joyce, Danielle Ferguson, Amanda Parks, Alicia Benson, Nathan Mahan, Adam Lester LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front Row: Krista Wilson, Derek Washenberger Back Row: Melissa Carl, John Neathawk Nathan Daniels and Andrea Rhodes mix up chemicals to make gluep in graduated cylinders in Mr. Wirt' s science class. Ebony Ma tthews and Matt Anderson test glu ep for it's viscosity in science class. �Foreign Language Question: What do you like best about the Foreign Language Club? "The thing I like best about the French Club is that I get to learn a new language and be with friends at the same time." - Shelly Hamlin French Club "The best thing I like about the Foreign Language Club is that you do some neat things with other members. You can talk to them in the same language that you're learning." - Jamie Robertson German Club fDREIGN l.ANGUl)Gl Spanish Club Row 1: Nathan Andrzejewski, Dianna Reed, Britney Giordano, Jessica Matheny, Krista Wilson, Christina Applegate, Christy Jennings, Laila Jones, Annie Trent, Jasmine Talada Row 2: John VanRiper, Nie Schmitt, Jarrod Naugle, Keila Rochford, Catrina Kanode, Jenny Labadie, Holly Chitty, Christy Hart, Amanda Akers, Mrs. Scott Row 3: Fredrico Tonete, Dallas King, Tim Samsa, Logan Reeves, Amanda Brown, Vicky Corney, Julia Clark, Andrea Rhoades, Daylyn Vogler Row 4: Sam Young, Lindsey Johnson, Heather Shugart, Beth Beard, Jocelyn Wohlford, Maggie Worrell, Whitney Faw, Stephanie Lawrence, Elizabeth McKinney, Michael Blankenship Row 5: Brandi Branson, Tina Wagner, Meaghan Humphries, Trevor Albert, Ebony Matthews, Amanda Stallings, Jackie Smith, Marina Christodoulides, Tammie Bonds Row 6: T. J. Weeks, Matt Hernandez, Chris Wray, Joseph Anderson, Michael Hambrick, Josh Horn, Steven Alcott, Dustin Steele, Jerry Watkins, A. J. Dickson, Andrew Rosti German Club Row 1: Jonathan Wills, Matt Birckhead Fallor Fant, Jamie Mullins, Mary O'Neill, He;ther Kirby, Amanda Robinette, Jamie Robertson Row 2: Jennifer Flowers, Ansie Van As, Andy Love, Alan Crowder, Matt Franklin Mark Shirley, Robert Davis, Megan Nich~ls Stephanie Roberts ' Row 3: Nathan Auldridge, Wesley Sprinkle, John Bannon, Timo Gordon Michael Farmer Tyler Still, Krystal Snavely, Katie Fitzgerald,' Megan Blevins, Christine Witt Row 4: Shannon Lewis, Megan Pinnell, Laure ; Kern, Scotty Pollard, Lisa Parr, Allison Lineberry, Alisa Mook, Kathi Clark Row 5: Sarah Wolfer, Katy Day, Bubba Sowers, Ryan Hancock, Herr Vaughn �French Hello - Bonjour I salut Goodbye - A dernain / au revoir .F rench Club Row 1: Kari Stanley, Neal Latimer, Shane Smith, A.J. Nazemi, Vy Nguyen, Elizabeth Warbeck, Bess Johnson Row 2: Lee Thach, Candace Hill, Elizabeth Haynie, Abbey Rowe, Amber Hodge, Meghan Satterfield, Rocio Mendez, Amanda Potter Row 3: Alicia Henson, Shelly Hamlin, Carmen Carroll, Kristin Pierce, Charlotte Cole, Daysha McClure, Chris Burns, Apurva Trivedi, Andrew Dalton, D.W. Hart, Andrew Guidry Row 4: Sarah Koss, Renee Booker, Kaylea Algire, Josh Griep, Nathan Mahan, Paul Daniels, Christy Harris, Crystal Wright Row 5: Mrs. Scott, Kim Hamilton, Kelly Minton, Dana Whitt, Jennifer Dorsey, Ryann Fame •••••••••••••••• • • • • Answers to •• • • Page 14 • • : Guess the Teacher : • • :1) Sally Budd • • :2) Kathy Phlegar • • :3) Joyce Tarpley • • •• • • • • • • • • • • :4) Connie Thurston : • • • • • • Lee Cole :s> • • • • •• • :6) Sandy McCulley • • •••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••• • •• Answers to • • •• Page 15 • ••Guess the Teacher • •• • • • • •• 1) Sandi Reeves • • • • • •• 2) Sheila Harrison • •• • • • • ••3) Linda Addington• • •• • • • •• •4) Mr. Penn • • • • • Nancy Rutledge •• :s> • • • : 6) Brenda Life • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • What is your name? - Comment tu f app,elles? My name is ... - Je mappelle How old are you? -Tu as quel ci'ge How are you? - Comment vas-tu? Monday - Lundi Tuesday - Mardi Wednesday- Mercredi Thursday - Jeudi Friday - Vendredi Cool-super!orchouette! Green - Vert Red-Rouge Blue- Bleu ••••••••••••••••••••• German Hello - Hallo Goodbye - Auf wiedersenen What is your name? - Wie heisst du? My name is ... - Ich heisse ... Awesome - Gute nacht How old are you? - Wie alt bist du? Red- Rot Blue- Blau Yellow - Gelb How are you? - Wie geht's Monday - Montag Tuesday - Dienstag Wednesday- Mittwoch Thursday- Donnerstag Friday - Frietog Black - Schwartz • • • • • • Spanish •••••••••••••• Hello - Hola Goodbye - Adios How are you? - ;, Como estas? How old are you ? - 2. Cuantos anos tienes? Good Morning - Buenos dias What is your name? - l_Como te llamas? My name is ... - Me llamo Cool - Es otro mundo Red-Rojo Blue -Azul Green - Verde Monday- Lunes Tuesday - Martes Wednesday- Miercoles Thursday - Jueves ftJREIGN l!UfGUAGl �NfliJSPAPER S/Aff FRONT ROW : Mrs. Farrell, Nathan Auldridge, Vicky Camey, Laila Jones, Annie Trent, Tracy Parri s 2ND ROW: Lauren Merrill , Nathan Andrzejewski , Amber Dutton, Michelle Thorne, Moriah Brotherton. Kristen Willet, Andy Tynes . BACK ROW : Kay lea Algier, Jessica Mowles, Mat Thomas ' Nizar. Barohouty, . 0 Matt Lewis, Mike Whitlock, Will Price lf--H CLUB FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jones , Kyle Martin, Shari Duviella BACK ROW: Ebony Matthews, Alicia Herron , Kim Burford YEARIJDDI< S/Aff FRONT ROW : Mallory Heslep, Laura Murphy , Allyson Campbell , Heather Kirby , Nathan Auldridge, Alisa Mook, Stephanie Langford 2ND ROW : Allison Horan, Mary O'Neill , Emmalee Morris, Page Crew, Jessica Mowles , Ashley Purdy, Sarah Briele, Allison Lineberry BACK ROW: Mrs. Foster, David Moeller, Scott Vandegrift, Li sa Parr, Kim Powell , Megan Blevins Clf.188 & ACAfJlffllCS �IALMS SOUNDTRACK! Kyle Gilpin and Jonathan Altizer wait for their cue from Mr. Snyder. The choir sings while keeping a close watch on Mr. Snyder's directions. Students in choir wait for a signal to begin singing. Front Row: Rebecca Wi sem a n, Angela W ya tt, Ca ndace Hill, Kim Burfo rd , Ali cia H e rron, Ashl ey Merritt 2nd Row: Mr . Snyd e r, Tracey Atkins, Lauren Walker-Williams, Christin a Ro uto n , Whitney Woolwine, Sara h Dyer, Lind sey Ed wards 3rd Row: Megg ie Kern , Da ni elle Brow n, Danielle Sp angler, Krystal Jo nes, Jennife r Law re nce, Jacki e Smith, Dawn Suble tt Back Row: Jo na tha n Alti zer, Jam es Hampton, Truma n Farmer, Da vid C hris ti a n son , Broo ks Jackso n, Mi chael Gera ld , Nea l La timer, Ky le Gilpin Cl/DIR �PRIDE OF LEWIS Beginning Brass and Saxophones Row 1: Sara Grey, Alison Hemberger, Katie Schweitzer, Dawn Kerns, Bee Colson, Bill Thompson, Brandon Spencer, Josh Morris Row 2: Sarah D' Antonio, Aleah Rios, Haley Parker, John Meise, Cam Sams, Amanda Grosse, Mary Gladden, Terra Fankell, Steven D'Antonio Row 3: John Cleary, Will Butler, Steven Calder, Brett Ripley, Beth Hochkeppel, Michelle Thorne, Danielle Wagner, Josh White Row 4: Jennifer Wray, Cini Price, Kelly Sneed, Tom Sosnowski, Michelle Craighead, Mark Cifone, Franklin Boynton, Drew Bratton Row 5: Mark Wheeler, Travis Hull, Korey Hines, Tora Hagy, John Guidi, Josh Glass, Allen Dooley, Kelly Pendleton, Jennifer Varela Row 6: Keith Schwizer, Paul Schumacher, Brandon Rhodes, Shane Rae, Jeremy Johnson, Josh Ogilvie, Richard Shell, Matt Otey, Cara Moser, Amanda Mounts Mr. Paxton directs as the band plays "War Chant" at one of the football games. Percussion Row 1: Mike Lautenschlager, Aaron Mosser, Ryan Wirt, Derrick Goad Row 2: Colt Hollandsworth, Chase Lucado, Brendan Hairston, Apurva Trivedi, Erin Theilen Row 3: Jacob Davidson, Trey Cantrell, Matt Collins, Josh Stover, David Joyce, Kate Sammons Row 4: Joey Leonardo, Daniel Leffel, Jessica N ewcomer, Ashley Craft, Brandon Childress, Brandon Stewart, Robert Kendrick Not pictured: Brandon Powers �Concert Band Brass and Saxophones Row 1: Rod Morris, Sean Goad, Chris Buman, Sam Patterson, Jamie Robertson, Michael Farmer, Jeff Phillips, Drew Taylor Row 2: Jonathan Maxwell, Gwen Feazelle, Megan Pinnell, Johnathan O'Brien, Kristy Harris, Kelly Minton, Josh Shelor, Jimmy Vaughn Row 3: Samantha Young, Brandon Turner, Sarah Bowles, Jocelyn Wohlford, Dawn Sublett, Shari Duviella, Liz McKinney, Austin Dutton Row 4: David Christianson, Paul Daniels, Justin Hunt, Andrew Guidry, Jonathan Wing, Eddy Smart, Andre Hester, Billy Huffman, Eric Sparrow Beginning Woodwinds Row 1: David Farmer, Patricia Eckels, Kim Dooley, Sandra Conner, Brittani Carter, Samantha Carder, Julie Camden, Allison Butt, Laura Brown Row 2: Jessica Williams, Amy Williams, Katie Stump, Kristen Raybon, Tracey Parris, Molly King, Beth Jordan, Emily Hepner, Christina Hambrick Row 3: Amelia Harveycutter, Chris Harris, Lauren Harlow, Amber Dutton, Kelly Dillon, Michele Carter, Emily Carter, Robert Carkin, Moriah Brotherton Row 4: Terin Mabry, Kristin Lewis-Whitson, Brandon Knight, Cha;:ly Kidd, Tiffany Kelly, Kelly Kane, Stephanie Huffman, Ryan Hornaday Row 5: Clark Williamson, Kristen Willet, Megan Tiller, Christi Weaver, Denise Smith, Samantha Shively, Kim Sheppard, Laura Schuessler, Lauren Merrill, Thomas Magno Not pictured: Alison Whitfield All District Band (L-R): Ryann Fame, Katy Day, Nikki Stallings (Concert Band), Shannon Lewis (Symphonic Band) Colorguard Row 1: Lindsey Mills, Emily Nichols, Jennifer Wray Row 2: Stephanie Langford, Kari Stanley, Danielle Brown, Ebony Matthews, Amand a Parrish, Nosilla Mullins, Amanda Griggs �Concert Band Woodwinds Row 1: Frederico Tonete, Amanda Warren, Amanda Akers, Ashley Diamond, Christine Witt, Marina Christodoulides Row 2: Elizabeth Haynie, Renee Booker, Brandi Branson, Britney Giordano, Dianna Reed, Ebony Matthews, Nosilla Mullins Row 3: Tina Wagner, Sarah Wolfer, Stephanie Lawrence, Megan Surey, Shannon Lewis, Ryann Fame, Kim Hamilton, Katy Day Row 4: Meghan Satterfield, Abbey Rowe, Stephanie Langford, Alicia Herron, Lakeisha Hamm, Amy Wooten, Laura Slusher, Lindsey Johnson Row 5: Nikki Stallings, Daylyn Vogler, Misti Rabik, Amanda Griggs, Justin Beckner, Amanda Parks, Sara Franklin, Crystal Light Haley Parker, Megan Pinnell, and Jimm, Vaughn play their saxophones while Brandon Turner and Paul Daniels play their trumpets at a Lewis football game this season. Student Leaders Row 1: Kim Hamilton, Ryann Fame, Josh Stover, Katy Day, Marina Christodoulides, Jonathan Wing, Abbey Rowe, Apurva Trivedi, Christine Witt Row 2: Shannon Lewis, Megan Pinnell, Eric Sparrow, Tina Wagner, Meghan Satterfield, Justin Beckner, Amanda Akers, Lindsey Johnson Row 3: Frederico Tonete, Liz McKinney, Shari Duviella, David Christianson, Sarah Wolfer, Chase Lucado, Laura Slusher, Andrew Guidry, Emily Nichols Row 4: Kelly Minton, Eddy Smart, Chris Buman, Ashley Diamond, Samantha Young, Michael Farmer, Nosilla Mullins, Austin Dutton Marina Christodoulides, Katy Day, and Elizabeth Fitzgerald prepare to march in this years Christmas Parade. �DIOIDlR. - - - ----------------------------- - �TOP FIVE MUSICAL GROUPS 1. PUFF DADDY 2. BUSH 3. WU TANG CLAN EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: president: Abbey Rowe; Vice President: Josh Akers; Secretary: Daylyn Vogler 4. MARILYN MANSON Leda Adams Josh Adkins As hley Aesy Amanda Akers Josh Akers Natha n Auldrid ge Jo hn Bannnn s. 311 Nathan Andrzejewski Christina App legate �No Photo Available Drew Barbour Michele Barker Sarah Bates Beth Beard Alicia Benson Megan Beard Ma tt Birckhead Bobby Beche Michael Blankenship Joy Beckner Ju s tin Beckn er Jared Benne tt M egan Blevins Amanda Boles Tammie Bonds Renee Booker Sa rah Bowles Brandi Branso n Am a nda Brown Danielle Brown Rebecca Brown Dus tin Bryant C hris Buma n Kim Burford C hri s Burns Alvin Bush Hea ther Butler Shaw n Bu ttP La toya Ca lfee Trey Ca ntrell 8111 GRFIDE �Melissa Carpenter Carmen Ca rroll H olly Chitty David C hris ti a nso n Ma rin a C hri s to d o ulid es Juli a Clark Ka thi Clark Charlotte Cole Jus tin Collins Ma tt Co llins Erin Colwe ll Vicky Comey Ashley Cooper Dana Cox Alan Crowder Sa rah Cunnin g ha m Andrew Da lto n Na th a n Da niels Paul Daniels Pres ton Davis Robert Davis Ka ty Day Maggie De rr As hley Dia m o nd A. j . Dickson Kati e Dod son Bria n Dooley Je nni fe r Do rsev Sha nn o n Dorto n lllL ~i a m o nd ~ 81H GRFJDE �Jimmy Duff Drew Durkee Austin Dutton Nick Duviella Shari Duviella Bo Eck Michael Epperly Ashley Estes Rya nn Fame Fallo n Fant Adam Farabaugh Michael Farmer Truma n Fa rm e r Wh itney Faw Gwen Feazelle Danielle Ferguson Jeff Ferguson Hea th er Ferris Amanda Fink Eli za beth Fitzge rald Ka ti e Fitzgerald Scott Fla nagan Jennifer Flowers Matt Franklin Sara Fra nklin Ky le Ca ines Shaw n Ga rst Michael Gera ld Britney Gio rd ano Derrick Goad BIH GR.ADE �Sean Goad Tony Gonzalez Brandy Gordan Timo Gordon Jos h G ri e p Amanda Griggs Maurice Grogan Andrew Guidry Misti Hagerman Christy H a le Larry Hale Key la Hale Cynthia Hall Michael Hambrick Kim H am ilton Shelly Hamlin Lake is ha Hamm Make na H a mmo nd Rya n Hancock Mark Hardin Krista Harris C hris ty H art D . W. Hart Elizabe th Ha y nie Alicia Henson Matthew Hernand ez Alicia He rro n Andre H es ter Ca nd ace Hill S . ~ d,,, ~-B_n_H_G_R_A_D_l~- �Michael Hill Amber Hod ge Charla Ho lley Josh H orn Billy Huffma n Leslie Humphreys M eag ha n Humphries Jus tin Hunt Dav id Hutto n Katrina Hyler Josh Ingram Brooks Jackson Jos h Jac kso n C hris ty Je nnings Bess Johnso n Lind sey Johnson Krys tal Jones Laila Jones Dav id Joyce Tra v is Justu s Ca trina Kanod e Robert Kendrick Lauren Kern Dallas King And rew Kinge ry Hea th er Kirb v Sa rah Koss jenn y La badi e Ch ris La mbert Step han ie Langfo rd 81"H GRADl ,,_--.- ~ �Neal Latimer Jennifer Lawrence Stephanie Lawrence Jeffrey Lee Adam Lester Shannon Lewis Crystal Light Allison Lineberry Andy Love Chase Lucado Gary Mabes Nathan Mahan Kyle Martin Joe Mason Jessica Matheny Ebony Matthews Jonathan Maxwell Daysha McClure Ed McNeil Travis Meade Rocio M end ez Ashley Merritt David Moeller Alisa Mook Casey Moore Shalena Morehead No Photo Available Lendy McDowell Elizabeth McKinney No Photo Available �Ashley Morgan Rod Morris Asia Morrison Aaron Mosser Jamie Mullins Nosilla Mullins Jarrod Na ugle A.J . Nazemi John Neathawk Josh Newman Vy Nguyen Emily N ichols Megan Nichols Joh nathan O'Brien Mary O'Neill Michael Otey Sunnie Parker Amanda Parks Lisa Parr Amanda Parrish Sam Patterso n Crys tal Peck Andrew Pence Ka therine Penney Je re m y Perdue Josh Perdu e Ca rri e Petry Je ff Philips Emily Pierce Kri sten Pierce 81H GRAD£ ~ �No Photo Available Josh l,inkerman Megan Pinnell John Plunkett Scotty Pollilrd A m il nd il Potter Kim Powell Brand on Powers David Price Jo e Pritt Misty Rabik Diilnni\ Reed Loga n Reeves Stephanie Roberts Jamie Robe rtso n Michil e l Robertson Amil nd il Robinette Drew Repass And rea Rhoades No Photo Available Keila Rochford Josh Roop Stuart Rorer Matt Rose Trey Rose Andrew Rosti ~y Rowe Tim Samsa Megha n Sa tterfi eld N ie Schmitt Ne il Secrist Lindsa y Sellers ~ 81H GRAD£ �Jos h She lor Rhonda Shepherd Micha el Sheppa rd Mark Shirley Hea ther Shugart Carrie Sisson Laura Slusher Eddi e Smart Alexis Smith Chris Smith Jackie Smith Justin Smith N icole Smith Shan e Smith Krystal Sna ve ly Alan Sowers Eric Spar row Clay ton Spencer Wesley Sprinkle A ma nd a Sta llings Kari Stanley Dustin Steele Tyler Still Josh Stover Ang e la Stult z Dawn Subl ett Meaa n n Surev - jasmin e Talada Drew Ta ylor 8/H GRAD£ Ton v Terrv ~ �Trent Terry Lee Thach Frederico Tone te Ann ie Tre nt A purva Tri vedi Sean Turk Brandon Turner Angela Utt Ansie Van As John Va nRiper Jim m y Va u g hn Day ly n Vogler Roger Waddell Tina Wagner Joel Walker Steven Wa ldro n Eli zabe th W a rb eck Ama nd a Warren Derek Washenberger Jerry Watkins Sco tty Weddl e T.J. Wee ks Willia m W ee ks Cassena We iler Ma rshall Wheeler W.D. White Chance Wh itt Dana Whitt Tomm y Wi lke rso n Do na ld W illia ms ~ ~ 8rH Gii.ADE �' Jonathan Wills Krista Wilson Melvin Wilson Nicky Wilson Jonathan Wing Christine Witt Jocelyn Wohlford Sarah Wolfer Amy Wooten Maggie Worrell Chris Wray Crystal Wright Angela Wyatt Samantha Young Jacob Zainfeld a Travis Justus (back row) dances as the band plays at the fall pep rally while everyone else has a great time. 81H GR.AD£ �CLASS FAVORITES MOST ARTISTIC BIGGEST FLIRT SHYEST tlOST DARING Jimmy Vaughn Sarah Koss Davi d Chri stianson Jess ica Matheny Lee Th ac h Shannon Lew is Andy Lo ve Christina Applegate tlOST HAPPY-Gt LUCKY MOST OUTGOING Ju stin Smith Amber Hodge MOST MUSICAL Adam Farabau Kim Powel! MOST GULLIBLE Jamie Robertson Heather Kirby tlOST UNFORGETTABLE Michael Robertson Lendy McDowe ll tlOST TALKATIVE Brian Dooley Krista Wilso n �CLASS FAVORITES BEST PERSOllALITY FUlllllEST FRIEllDLIEST tlOST ATHLETIC Kyle Gaines Amanda Robinette Clayton Spencer Shari Duviella Sean Turk Mary O ' Ne ill Roger W addell Fallon Fant CUTEST COUPLE BEST LOOKING Tre vor Albert M eag han Humphri es Andrew Kingery Megan Nichols BEST SMILE Jarrod Nau g le Misti Hage rm an Adam Lester A lisa Mook BEST EY ES TEACHER'S PET Mark Shirl ey Andrea Rhoades Jeff Ferg uson 8 CLAS& FAOO:::;~ ~ ~ ��TOP FIVE T.V. SHOWS t. SOUTH PARK 2. HOME IMPROVE- MENT 3. SIMPSONS 4. BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD s. MONDAY NITRO SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: President: Sa ~ah Dyer; Vice President: Kelly Kane; Secretary: Lauren Merril .; Treasurer: Carly Humi: '.1Yey Crystal Agee Dearma Allen Jonathan Altizer Cluis Ames Steve Argabright Matthew Atkins Tracy Atkins Ada Banlford Daniel Bane Nizar Barghou ty Alisha Barker Michael Bausenmm Jack Blank Coby Blankenship Todd Blankenship Franklin Boynton Stephanie Brad shaw Nate Bragg _ _ __7_TH_G_RA_D_E ~ �Heather Bratton Drew Bratton Sarah Briele De'Sin Brooks Moriah Brotherton Jeffrey Brown Jessica Brown Laura Brown Timothy Browne Foster Burton Will Butler Allison Butt Steven Calder Chad Caldwell Josh Camden Julie Camden Allyson Campbell Samantha Carder Kelly Cardwell Robert Carkin Danielle Carney Brittani Carter Dustin Carter Emily Carter Michele Carter Joseph Chaney Howard Chapman Steve Chastang Brandon Childress MarkCifone Lara Clark Jolm Cleary Brandon Clinevell Justin Clinevell Jesse Coburn Bee Colson Bane Compton Sandra Conner Adam Cook T.C. Cmmts Matthew Cox Ashlee Craft ~ ~ TTH GRAD£ �Katie Craig Michelle Craighead Page Crew Christopher Crotts Crystal Cundiff Zack Cunningham Sarah D' Antonio Steven D' Antonio Jacob Davidson Jeffrey Davis Matthew Davis Ashley Denning Aaron Diamond Brad Dickerson Chad Dickerson Arie Dickson Kelly Dillon Courtney Dixon No Photo Available Blair Dodson Allen Dooley Kim Dooley Ray Dooley Gary Doss Shanel Dorton Amber Dutton Sarah Dyer Brian Eads Eric Eanes Diane Echols Patricia Eckels Lindsey Edwards David Epperly Todd Epperly Justin Epperly Wesley Estes Terra Fankell David Farmer Heath Foster William Francisco Sa1nantha Gagnet Marie Garrett Scott Gerrol 7rH Gii.ADE ,___.,_ ~ �Jonathan Giarla Matthew Giles Kyle Gilpin Mary Gladden Josh Glass Tara Gravely Sara Grey David Griffith Amanda Grosse John Guidi Russell Gustavson Tora Hagy Brendan Hairston Christina Hambrick Chris Hammond James Hampton Justin Hancock Lauren Harlow Danny Harmon Chris Harris Ben Harrison Timothy Hartman Amelia Harveycutter Darrell Hatcher Alison Hemberger Matthew Henrickson Emily Hepner Mallory Heslep Jason Highberger Shayla Hilton Korey Hines Aaron Hinnant Beth Hochkeppel Colt Hollandsworth Kim Holt Allison Horan Ryan Hornady Stephanie Huffman Robert Hughes Travis Hull Carly Humphrey Hieu Huynh 7rH GRfWE No Photo Available �Heather Hyde Anthony Jackson Dan Dan Jiang Jeremy Johnson Haley Johnston Travis Jones Andy Jones Beth Jordan Kelly Kane Curtis Kelley Tiffany Kelly Meghan Kern Dawn Kerns Kenneth Keys Charly Kidd Ashley Kilby Molly King Heather Kirby Johnathan Kirby Chelsea Kitts Brandon Knight Rachel Lafferty Richard Lafferty Ruth Lafferty Nichole Lambert Ashley Laprade Billy Latempa Mike Lautenschlager Amanda Lawrence Daniel Leffel Joey Leonard o Matthew Lewis Kristin Lewis-Whitson Judson Lowe Grayson Lucas Ashley Lusk James Lutz Terin Mabry Thomas Magno Chassity Martin Carlos Matos Chris Maxwell ~ 7/HGRA/Jl ~ �La'Kia Mayo Jordan McArthur Aisha Meador John Meise Lauren Merrill Eric Miller Tonya Miller Lyndsey Mills Jackson Mitchell Zach Mitchell Angela Montgomery Emmalee Morris Josh Morris India Morrison Cara Moser Amanda Mounts Jessica Mowles Laura Murphy Sarah Neighbors Jessica Newcomer Josh Ogilvie Tiffany Osborne Matt Otey Christina Owusu Ernestina Owusu Emily Padar Haley Parker Tracey Parris Candace Patterson Keeland Payne Meaghan Peery Holley Pence Kelly Pendleton Seth Pendleton Nhan Pham Mark Phillips Amie Price Randy Price Gini Price Jake Price Will Price Zach Price TTH GRADE No Photo Available �Dustin Pruitt Ashley Purdy Shane Rae Kristen Raybon Jeremy Reed Adam Reinhard Melissa Reynard Brandon Rhodes Aleah Rios Brett Ripley Sharon Rogers Christina Routon Natalie Ruble Jason Rucker Kate Sammons Carma Sample Cam Sams Laura Schuessler Paul Shumacher Katie Schweitzer Keith Schwizer Christina Setser Richard Shell Nie Shelor Stuart Shepherd Kim Sheppard Ryan Shirley Samantha Shivley Melinda Short Austin Shrewsbury Denise Smith Jackie Smith Matthew Smith Ryan Sn1ith Zach Smith Kelly Sneed Tom Sosnowski Danielle Spangler Brandon Spencer Tripp Spraker Brandon Stewart Nick Stocki ~ 7TH GRADE ~ -:~1 �Laura Stone Ronnie Storey Katie Stump Kurt Sullivan Toni Taylor Samson Terry Erin Theilen Mat Thomas Bill Thompson Michelle Thorne Jessi Thurston Megan Tiller Phuong Tran Tyler Trask Matt Turbyfill Sara Turner Andy Tynes Amanda Underwood Scott Vandegrift Jennifer Varela Tabitha Veney Jason Vest Danielle Wagner Lauren Walker Katy Warren Matt Watson Christi Weaver Travis Weeks Matthew Wehrend Jerry West Mark Wheeler Kayleigh Wheeling Josh White Brianna White-Gaynor Landon Whitesides Alison Whitfield Mike Whitlock Gary Wilhelm Kristen Willett Arny Williams Jessica Williams Clark Williamson 71N GR.ADE �Ryan Wirt Rebecca Wiseman Karl Witt Shane Wood Whitney Woolwine Jennifer Wray Jamie Wright Matthew Wright At Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Blankenship's honor roll party, Amie Price, Christina Owusu, Matthew Atkins, John Meise, James Lutz, and Mat Thomas receive a pen of their choice and a free coupon to the ALMS snack bar. At the YMCA Social, Matt Giles and Gary Wilhelm go down to the "Y" gym to play basketball after swimming in the indoor pool. Kelly Kane, Foster Burton, Haley Parker, and Haley Johnston are waiting for their food at Mac and Bob's. Going to Mac and Bob's after school socials made the evening a little 111ore special for many ALMS students. 7fH GRADE ~\ i ��TOP FIVE MOVIES 1. SCREAM 2 MEN IN BLACK SIXTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: President: Zach Rambo; Vice President: Catharina Tonete; Secretary: J2ssica Pettrey; Treasurer: Megan Auldridge Ty ler Abn er Jam es Adam s Rebecca Agee Ariele Akers Kayla Akers Pa lrick Akers Lindsey A m os Sara h And erso n Mega n Au ldrid ge Sa m a ntlrn A ust in Step hn nie Au s ti n Da wn Aut o n Robe rt Bam fo rd Billie Bandy Ben Barnhill Jessica Bass Keishil Bea ty To mm y Bee hner Jaso n Bennett 3. SCREAM Ro be rt Bla nkens hi p Sa m Bla n ke ns h ip 2 Z<l n e Blankensh i p De re k Ble, ·ins 4. INDEPENDENCE DAV Ellen Bowen Eli z<1beth Bovd Jo n.:tt h a n Br,rnson As hl ev Bratton Erk Breed ing Zac h .ir ~ · Bw0 ks hi e r A h ig<1 il Bwthcrtc1n Michell e i3rown Jn hn Bn) ylcs S. ROMEO & JUUEl l-l e<l th er Burn s Tim Burn s :\shk'Y Bush 6THGRAD£ ~I �Na than Butler Joseph Byrd Nicholas Byrd Christina Ca ldwell Sara Caldwell Kev in Campbell Terri Campbell Shirley Cao Melissa Carl Stephanie Carl And rew Carroll Daniel Carter Austin Casey Tyson Casey Spring Chanhtha \'a nhthon g Brian Chiglinsky Seth Coleman David Conner Genevia Conner Wade Correll Taylor Corselli Kristen Cotton Ama nd a Cox Karl Crotts Dennis Cunningham Eric Cu rtis Tracy Damon Brandon Dav is Jacob Dellinger Michael Detweiler Chris Diamond Hope Dickerson Melissa Dickerson Aaron Diede Bradford Dillman Andy Dillon Corey Dixon Cody Dodson j us tin Dooley Amber Doss Wade Dougherty Adria n Dowell Nicole Doyle Kat e Dudek Erin Duncan Joshua Duncan And re \.v Duran James Ead es Trapper Early Kail a Elam Pau l Eller Michelle Epperl y Derek Fagg Tracey Farmer Va larie Faw Du sty Fi ze r Ca rl y Fra ncisco Catherin e Fra nklin Jess ica Frant z Emil y Fu kumoto Ri va Furman J<1 son Ga rdn er Steph a ni e G<1 rrett 6rH GR.fJD£ �April Garrison Adam Gerrol Ben Gerrol Jennifer Gladden Todd Glass Ashley Goad Felicia Goad William Gordon Jess ica Graham Matthew Graham Parker Graham Mega n Gree ne Jim Gresham Caleb Guard India Hairsto n Jordan Hale Brian Hall David Hall Dusty Halterman Amanda Hanley Zach Hannah joey Harlow Dustin Harmon Timothy Harper Danielle Hartberger Micah Hartless Matthew Hartwe ll Jeremy Haskins Ray Hatfield Juli e Hawley Russ Haynie As hl ey Hea v ner Anna Herby Jessica Hicks Thomas Holland Crystal Holley Patrick Hornby \'\'illiam Ho rsley Laura Huang Brad Huddleston Katie Hudson Annie Hu g hes Eric Hughes Timm\' Hyler Jess ie~ Hylton Dominoe Jarvis Danielle Jennings Maja jevdic Christopher Jewell Lauren John son Zachary Jordan Joshu a Journell Alyne K eilrn S Chris tian Keesee josh Kier Chris tophe r King Jus tin King Daniel Kirschner Anw Kl ein Kyl ~ Knight K~1ana Ky le je.s s ie Liltimer Chad L1wrence 6TH GRAD£~\ �Kasey Lay man Britta ny Leah Bryce Lewis Travis Light Mega n Long Chris Lo rd en Philip Lorden Brittany Ly tto n Jushn Mabry Ma rcheta Madden Eliza beth Magno Alli Malus Mark Malus Kell y Martin Ju s tin Massie Zachary Matthew Mary Kathryn May Ste phen McBride Amy McLaren Ralston Me tz Casey Grey Miller Seth Miller Beth Moeller Berni e Monsou r As hley Moore Jess ica Mo rgan Faith Morrison Christopher Mo rrow Mindy Mo ses Kevin Moye r Ch ri s Mu rphy Shannon Murphy Aaron Mye rs Chris tin a Mye rs Keva n Ne lson Kyle N ixon Maura Nu te Erika Ogier Luisa Ogier Ma llory O rahood Nat han Overstreet Wh itney Overst ree t Jennifer Amber Jessica Jen nifer Owens Pa rri s h Parrish Paxton N ikki Pence Alison Penney Lori Peopl es Jess ica Pettrey Dus tin Phillip s M<ltthe\v Pickens Ash lie Poff Va nessa Potter Willi am Po well Tiffan y Pratt Majid Qa ise r April Ra gan Shenn a Raill\vater Zach Rambo Edward Ratcliffe Andrew Rat liff David Reed 6TH GRAD£ �josh Repass Raven Richard s on Do nita Rickman Ashley Riddleberger Ama nd a Riley Brando n Ril ey Ballard Robbins Amy Root john Rothgeb Afsa nah Salles Ned Savage Jenna Saxton Chris topher Scaggs Scott Scharnus Zac Secor Jonathan See Jenny Seldomridge Lauren Sexton Chris topher Shaffer Angela Shelor Megan Shockley Joshua Shupe Geoffrey Singletary Madolyn Smeltzer Heather L. Smith Hea ther M. Smith Shelley Smith Ra chel Southard Daniel Sowder David Spencer Neli a Spence r Keli Spring Amand a Stacy Courtney Stacy As hli e Sta llard Lacey Sta nl ey Megan Steeh ler Jess ica Storey As hley Stout A ndrew Stuart As hley Stump Sydney Stump Stephnnie Swiney Orlando Syd nor Carter Tate Jess ica Tate S ta cy Tay lor Audrey Thomas Lindsey Tompkins Ca tha rin a To nete Anuj Trivedi Sa mu e l Tutt le Katherine VatKe A ngeli ca \N<1g ne r Brandon \.Yagner V ince W<l id Mered ith Wa ll ek Hunter \ Valters 1 Kari Wil lters Kari Wa rd TtKker \•V<1tson Johnathan \Nest Nn th ,rn 'N est 61H GRAD£ �David Whi tt Bobby Wilhelm Eric Williams Jennifer Williams Joshua Wi lson Charles Wimmer Samantha Witt Pe ter Womack Rob Wood Casey Wright David Zimmrne rman Students on Mrs. Bull's team show off rewards at their team' s first Honor Roll Party. They received a certificate for a free snack in the cafeteria. A group of sixth grade boys play basketball at the YMCA social. Sarah Anderson plays the piano at the Talen t Show, sponsored by the ALMS choir. She placed third in the competition. 61H GRFWE In the Salem Homecomin g Parad e, a group of South Salem football playe rs wave to their fri ends. I ��Linda Addington Kathy Atkins Terri Blankenship Pat Brill Dottie Bull Jerry Campbell Tom Chester Jessica Chisom Lee Cole Bonnie Crotts Eve Deegan Inez Farrell Dee Foster Greg Gallion P.K. Gerrol JoAnn Goad Doug Graham Jill Green Margaret Harrison Sheila Harrison Donna Hendrickson Mary Hill Sandy Hill Suzanne Holdridge Margaret Humphrey Camellia Jones Eleanor Joyce Edna Kennedy Lonzo Kennedy Chris King Vicki Lee Brenda Life Perry Manning Lyle McLaren Linda Miles Jim Morris N orman Noel Pat Oberlin Eva O'Hare Jim Paxton Bob Penn ~ega< 4 FACUL 1Y & STAFF �Sandy Pinkerman Janet Ratliff Sandi Reeves Robin Richardson Nancy Rutledge Julie Seay Janet Sebolt Alan Seibert Sherri Shupe Sterling Simmons Joyce Tarpley Susan Taylor Mike Teague Bev Thomas Connie Thurston Debbie Turner Bobby Vaughan Chris Vishneski Chad Wheeling Tom Willett Margie Wray Marty Yuhas NOT PICTURED: Mike Ake rs, Scott Atkins, Debi Austin , Karen Barci, Chu c k Be nson , Ed Bla nkenship, Larry Bradley, Susan Bowman , Sally Budd, Vanessa Cannaday, Jimmy D. Earl s, Forest Jones Jr., He nry Jordan, Mary Ju stice , Marie Martin, Sandy McCull ey, Randy Perdue, Ann Reese , Judy Robertson, Nancy Romano, Rachel Sail or, Laura Scott, Garry Seco r, Bill Snyder, Bert Spessard CAFETERIA STAFF Back Row: Sarah Hodges, Patty Dillon, Stephanie Underwood, Ell en Dodson, Sherry Maxwell , Caro lyn Krau se Front Row: Penny Hampton. Debi Andrews, Michelle Meddings. Maxine Hurt fflLCUL 1Y & S 1"AFF 4 ~ �fJIOlfJER �CHEERLEADING k ,, "This was an exceptional squad, and I enjoyed every moment I spent with each cheerleader. Even though the girls had an extremely long season, they always stayed united as one with very positive attitudes. I admire each cheerleader for their hard work this year, and I will really miss those girls that won't be back next year. Best wishes to all of you in the future ." - Ms. Holdridge At a Lewis football gam e, the cheerleaders try to get the crow d on their feet. At the Pep Rally, Alan Crowder, David Christianson, and Truma n Farmer try to learn the dance routine to "Men in Black" from Renee Booker and Amber Dutton. Cheerleaders practice a stunt before one of the boy's basketball games. "My favoriCe season to cheer for is football because I en,oy watchins ic: and I like cheerins outside better than inside." - An1anda Robineffe "I think that the squad sot alons pretty well. There were some roush moments thoush, but we seemed to work them out and set alons." - "egan •ichofs At the last h om e basketball gam e, cheerleaders dance to a band chant on the sidelines. :r,..•1r•~t•••~ During half-time at a girl's b asketball game, Whitney Woolwin e, Kayleigh Wheelin g, and A mber Dutton hold Renee Booker up as sh e claps to the rhy thm. "The best thins about cheerleadins is se«ins to know the new cheerleaders and definitely the dancing." '97-'98 ALMS CHEERLEADING SQUAD Front Row : Christina Routon , Allyson Ca mpbell, Kayleigh Wheeling, Renee Booker 2nd Row: Amanda Robin e tte, Whitney Woolwine, Amber Dutto n Las t Row: Mis ti Hagerman, M ega n Nichols, Ja mi e Mullins, Mary O'Neill, Heath er Kirby "I think the best thins about the Virginia Tech cheerleadins camp was setting to know the new cheerleaders and learning the new cheers and dances, as well as meeting the Tech cheerleaders." - Jan1ie "ullins C/1££llJUIDIHG Ef5 �WINNING SEASON FOR THE LADY WOLVERINES Front row: Chassity Martin, Tabitha Veney. Second row: Carly Humphrey, Stephanie Bradshaw, Laura Stone, Julia Clark, Megan Tiller, Nicky Wilson. Back row: Coach Donna Cogar, Coach Forest Jones, Nichole Lambert, Lisa Parr, Mallory Heslep, Sarah Neig hbors, Marie Garrett, Fallon Fant, Sarah Briele, (Managers) Angela Montgomery, and Laura Murphy. Fallon Fant, cocaptain, takes it to the hoop. She led the team in scoring this season. Us Them Blacksburg 40 Radford 33 23 Northside Rockbridge 49 Glen var 40 Blacksburg 40 Christiansburg 36 Dublin 25 Pulaski 24 William Clark 29 Read Mtn. 21 Pulaski 31 48 42 46 4 24 37 32 40 37 24 40 47 Us Them Glen var 25 Christiansburg 50 Hidden Valley 44 Dublin 28 Hidden Valle 30 Wm. Clark 45 Read Mtn. 26 Clifton Forge 48 *Northside 23 *Rockbridge 42 *Maury River 31 *Clifton Forge 29 17 27 29 51 28 31 50 39 25 2 1 36 * B games Coach Cogar gives the team an assuring pep talk during a timeout. Mallory H eslep drives by the defender as she looks to pass. Ju lia Clark, co-captain, controls the ball w hile under pressure in a gam e against William C lark. ~ Chassity Martin lea d s the team into a fa st break. The team scored m os t of their p oints off fas t breaks this sea son. A s Sa rah Bri e le goes for the rebound , s h e is a ssiste d by te ammates Fallon Fant, Mallory H esle p , and Julia Clark. 4'- 4'.1 liked the fact GIRL'& BAS l<ETB/lll i~~ that we were a much proved team this season from last season. --Nicky Wilson-- .,,. -,. .......-..~=---~~ ~~~~~---------------------------------' �Front Row: Ry an Shirley , *Matt Birckhead, Jason Vest, Brendan Hairston , Robert Hughes, Ryan Smith Back Row: Coach King, Robert Davis, ''' David Christianson, Nathan Daniel s, *Mark Shirley, Sean Turk, Zack Smith, *Adam Farabaugh Not Pictured: Trey Cantrell (Manager) , '''Chris Smith, Matt Otey Robert D av is dribbles the ball w hile sett ing up the offense for Le wis. *-Captain s Boy's Basketball Us Them 54 30 William Clark53 33 Rke. Catholic 48 29 Pulaski 51 35 Dublin 53 49 41 Radford 30 Cave Spring 43 64 *Glen var 43 25 Maury River 51 40 Hidden Valley60 49 Blacksburg 53 41 Blacksburg 54 46 Radford **Christiansburg Us Them Read Mountian50 52 Read Mountain57 46 William Clark57 46 Dublin 38 39 Pulaski 60 33 **C-burg 61 56 43 Rke. Catholic 39 29 Cave Spring 40 54 41 Hidde.n Valley 28 *North Cross 37 49 *Glenvar 45 43 *Rockbridge 41 35 37 **C-burg Adam Farabaugh looks for an open teammate 111 a game against William Clark. Mark Shirley drives around the defender looking to pass. " THE boys had a ve ry success ful season. Espec ia ll y the e ighth graders. In six games. we came back to win in the fo urth quarter. They never gave up and learned how to wi n. The hi ghli ght of the seaso n was o ur win agai nst Dub lin where we were down by as many as 15 and cam e back to hit two ga me ty ing shots to put into the first and second overtimes and eventu a ll y w in. ·· -Coach Jones * B Game Coach Jones gives the team some assuring words between quarters. David C hri stianson tries to break the press put on by the Patri ots. Chri s Smith gets so me air time for a jump shot. �is year we had two ALMS football teams. The Aeam, which finished the season ten-one, and the Beam, which had a record of five wins, zero losses, and one tie. A total of 64 7th & 8th graders finished the season. The A-Team's season highlights were the victories over undefeated Northside and Christiansburg. The highlight of the B-Team's season came at Rockbridge when they came from behind to score in the final seconds for a big win. Ti A_ Team Nottaway Rke. Catholic Clifton Forge Blacksburg Floyd Dublin Maury River Northside Christiansburg Read Mtn. Wm. Clark Us 25 24 0 20 42 20 20 7 20 20 33 Them 6 14 14 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 6 BTeam .I Front row: Chris Smith, Roger Waddell, Mark Shirley, Justin Smith, Jonathan Wills, John Neathawk, Andrew Kingery, Kyle Gaines, Derek Washenberger. 2nd row: Dustin Steele, Jimmy Duff, Seth Pendleton, Foster Burton, Alan Crowder, Andrew Guidry, Jerry Watkins, Tyler Still, Josh Headen. 3rd row: Brandon Powers, Justin Collins, Truman Farmer, Michael Epperly, Michael Hambrick, Matt Collins, Clayton Spencer, Jonathan Maxwell, Matt Franklin. 4th row: Dallas King, Ryan Smith, Karl Witt, Anthony Banks, Nate Bragg, Mat Thomas, Matt Cox, Wes Estes, Brandon Turner. 5th row: Joseph Anderson, David Christianson, Matt Birckhead, Matt Otey, Steven Alcott, John Guidi, Keith Schwizer, Steve Chastang, Eric Eanes. 6th row: Scott Gerrol, Matt Watson, Randy Price, B. J. Compton, James Lutz, Zach Smith, Jerry West, Kenneth Keys, Nathan Daniels. 7th row: Howard Chapman, Matt Wright, Trevor Albert, David Moeller, Todd Epperly, David Epperly, Jona than Giarla, Ryan Shirley, Nick Stocki, Nie Shelor, Adam Cook. Back row: Coach Bradley, Coach Jones, Coach King, Coach Hahn. Radford North Cross Rockbridge Glenvar North Cross Pulaski Us 0 20 14 36 22 20 Them 0 0 8 0 0 0 Chris Smith and Andrew Kingery take a well deserved rest. "I thought football was a fun sport to play after school. The coaches sometimes had us do hard exercises at practices and before games." -David Moeller "My most memorable inoment was when Jerry Watkins made an interception and scored. a touchdown." -Kenneth Keys Following a tailgate party at school, many student<; went to the football game against Read Mountain, where th e weather turn ed out to be quite chilly. �Brendan Hairston leaps over a Northside opponent with the ball. Matt Otey struggles for a touchdown with Robert Davis and Clayton Spencer assisting. Quarterback Keith Schwiz er roars back to throw a long pass to one of his teammates . Jerry Watkins makes an interception and runs the ball back for a touchdown . Steve Chastang makes a great defe nsive stop. L The Lewis defense swarms the other team's runningback. �uThe ALMS Wrestling Team competed in nine matches and three scrimmages this past season. Team score was not kept in all matches as the emphasis is put on participation rather than winning." - Coach Bradley Karl Witt and Jason Hig hberger warm up before a match. The re feree d ecl a res Jerry Wes t th e w inn er in his m a tch here a t A LMS . Keith Schwi zer, Josh H eaden, Jimmy Duff, Jo nath a n Wills, Truman Farmer, and Da vid Epperly wa tch intensely w hile o n e o f th e ir tea mmates wres tl es. Wrestling T eam Row 1: Jonathan Wills, Scotty Weddle, Steven Calder, Joseph Chaney, Kyle Gaines, N ie Shelor, B.J. Compton Row 2: Karl Witt, Truman Farm er, Jona than Giarla, Jimmy Duff, Josh Headen, Andrew Guidry, Keith Sch w izer Row 3: Coach Larry Brad ley, Roger Waddell, Jonath an Maxwell, Ada m Cook, Jerry West, Howard Chap ma n, David Epperl y, ~oach Da n Jones ~ 6Jllf.8fUIVG VY 1tn a look o t re li ef o n his face, Ad am Cook pins a n o th e r w res tl er a t a n awa y m a tch . �Caught in Action! The boy 's basketball team goofs off at their banquet at Chuck E Cheese. Marie Garrett goes for the rebound in a game against Blacksburg . Boys from the bas ketball team have a little fun during warm-ups . Nie Shelor pins an opponent from Martinsville during a wrestling match here at ALMS. The cheerleaders perform the A.L.M.S. cheer at one of the boy ' s basketbal 1 games. The cheerleaders show off their dance moves during halftime . An Andrew Lewis football playe r jumps to tackl e an opposing player from Radford . Carly Humphrey. 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Surte 100 • Daleville. VA 24083 Aubrey A Lester Ill Own1n Sammye Pu rdy Owner QUICK-ETTE, INC. Food Marke1s Roanoke • Salem • Finciastle 563-1003 3 66-011'!7 3!!{)-2074 473 3406 BAHAMA 8N0=8HAOK SHAVED ICE WILDWOOD ROAD At the fa ll pep rally, both Marina Chri stodoulides and Katy Day direct their band sections. ADS �...'l'H E CURTAIN CLOSES SEC rtON EDrrDR.8: Student Life: Megan Blevins Clubs & Academics: Jessica Mowles People: Lisa Parr & Allison Lineberry Sports: Mallory Heslep & Mary O'Neill Ads: Alisa Mook & Sarah Briele Computer Staff: Nathan Auldridge, Allyson Campbell, Sarah Briele, Scott Vandegrift, Allison Horan Business Managers: Stephanie Langford & Allison Horan Photo Editors: D. W. Hart & Emmalee Morris Advisor: Dee Foster SIAFF: Nathan Auldridge David Moell Megan Blevins Alisa M o Sarah Briele Emmalee Moi• Allyson Campbell Jessica Mov. Page Crew Laura Mur D.W. Hart M ary 0'N,l· Mallory Heslep Lisa p. Allison Horan Kini p ' Heather Kirby 0\1 Ashley Pu• Stephanie Langford Scott Vand ' eg1 AllisonLineberry COLOPHON The 1998 Pioneer was produced by the 21 students in Photojournalism class. It was prin ted by Jostens Publi shin g Company of Clarksville, Tennessee. This yearbook has a trim size of 7 3/4 x 10 112 inches and contains 88 pages using 70# gloss enamel paper. End sheets are 65# cover weight white stock paper. The cover is a two color Sil kscreen Li tho material printed in Sil ver Dollar 509 and Blue 349. Included in thi s year's publicati on is a 16 page full color current event section created by Jostens and World Book Encyclopedia. Portraits and class photos were taken by Lifetouch Studios. The football team picture was taken by Delmar Studios. The 1998 Pioneer was typeset in Adobe typefaces Biffo MT and Times New Roman. Pagemaker 5.0 and the Jostens Yeartech Kit were used with two 586/ 166 computers and one Magitroni c 486 SLC2-66 with 8MB RAM and an Oki data LED Page Printer. Production was achi eved using a Linotronic 330 and th e services of Linda Williamson in Clarksv ille. TN and Jeff Cann on and Jennifer Smith. our local Joste ns representatives . Cover artwork designed by Kim Powell Divider page and folio tab (page number) artwork designed by D. W. Hart Dancin g wo lve rine designed by ' Page Crew �IScience/ World I I Lifestyle I I �As,enct Frince·Pre..ue :( Asian economic turmoil triggers global unrest. In October, Hong Kong's stock market crashes. Asian countries receive billions in bailout dollars from the International Monetary Fund. :A Hong Kong reverts lo China al 12:01a. m., July J, after 156 years of Briti sh colonial rule. China says Hong Kong will continue ils Western way of li fe and free-market economy. ): A 15-day school strike in Ontario, Canada, affects 2.1million students. Late in October, 128,000 teachers walk out to protest a controversial bill that would alter educational funding and centralize government control of education. Reuter Al'chr.·e Photos Jan 2 :< A Governments and businesses worldwide race to remedy the "Year 2000" problem. Unless key computer systems are reprogrammed to recognize dates in the new century the world faces the threat of catastrophic failure in critical areas like banking, air safety, public utilities and defense. Montserrat, once called "the Emerald Isle of the Caribbean," is devastated by ongoing eruptions from avolcano that had been dormant for 400 years. 1\vo-thirds of the populace evacuates. A Powerful earthquakes in central Italy kill I I people and damage art treasures, including centuries-old frescoes by Italian Renaissance painters, in the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. Change sweeps Great Britain as Labor Party leader Tony Blair's landslide election in May 1997 ousts the Conservatives and makes Blair, at 44, Britain's youngest prime minister in 185 years. A Th e remain s of Ernesto "Che" Gu eva ra. martyred Marxisl revolulionarl'. are la id lo rest in Cuba in October, 10 vears after his execution in Bolivia. where his hones recently had been found. After 32years of autocratic rule, President Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire is deposed in Mav 1997 and later di es in exile. His successor. Laurent Kabila, changes Zai re·s nam e lo Democralir Republic of the Congo. Hunicane Pauline slams into Mexico's Pacific coast in October, causing flash floods, landslides and at least 200 fatalities. The resort city of Acapulco is heavily damaged. :A: Halloween feve r seizes France. At the base of th e Ei ffel Towe r in Paris 8,000 pumpkins are di splayed, and French children participate in an American-style Halloween "elr hration. �Diana, Princess of Wales, one of th e world's most famous and admired women, dies al 36 in a 1folent car crash in Paris on August 31. President Jiang Zemin of China meets for summit talks 11~ th President Bill Clinton in October, the first 1~sit in 12years of a Chinese leader to the U.S. During his slay, demonstrators protest China's treatment of Tibet. )] The death of "the people's princess" generates an emotional outpouring of love and grief, e1~d e n ced by floral tributes heaped at Diana's Kensington Palace home. At the funeral, Elton John performs ''Candle in the \\find 1997,'"rewritten in tribute to Diana. The recording quickly sells more than 35 million copies, becoming the best-selling singl e of all time. Sales proceeds benefit the Diana. Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. Reuters/Atchi'.·e Photos One of the most poignant images of Di na's funeral: her young sons following her coffin into Westminster bey. Crisis flares again in Iraq in late 1997 as Saddam Hussein protests U.N. sanctions and blocks inspection of suspected Iraqi weilpon sites. In June, shortIv before Diana's death, an auction of 79 of her evening gowns raises :l.26 million for AIDSand cancer charities. Top price paid for a single gown: 222.500. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �---- -----.... . !l ·-----..-.-~ ..... ~-;·--""""T"-- .... ----·-·------- --- ---- - ---- -- N~tiOital ': \. ·-~ • -..... ~;J .- ~.,, r-·-.__ r l i' ' ' ' ~--• ---- •-- - ·- :.-·.o ' On July 23 suspected murderer Andrew Cunanan, 27, commits suicide in Miami Beach. Cunanan was the prime suspect in a cross-country killing spree that left five dead, including fash ion designer Gianni Versace. In April 1997, floods ravage tire entire Red River Valley between Minnesota and the Dakotas. Ninety percent of downtown Grand Forks. North Dakota, is under water. Once-mighty Apple Computer is close to failure when arch-rival Bill Gates of Microsoft "rescues" it with a $150 million bail-out in August. The event opens a new era of cooperation between formerly fierce competitors. Reuters.IArchi'l'e Photos • Americans join "Stop the Violence" campaigns nationwide in an attem pt to generate awareness of and solutions to the problem of violence in America. Jonath.;n El d~r l! rlli. (iJmm.\ Ua1~on Joe Camel is snuffed out as the Federal Trade Commission bans tobacco advertising aim ed al minors and institutes sweeping tobacco advertising restrictions. APM'ideWorld Briti sh nanrw Loui se Woodwa rd, 19, rs convicted in Massachuse tt s or murd ering a child in her care. The judge later reduces th e charge to irwol un tarr manslaughter an d releases her. Timotlw McVeigh is convicted of murder and conspi racy in June for the April 1995 bombing of the Alfred P Murrah Federa l Building irr Oklalrorna City. McVe igh is later sentenced lo death. Firs t Lt. Kellv Flinn accept s a general di scharge from lir e Ai r Force. avoiding rnurt -nrmlia l for ll·ing abou t an affair and di sobevirrg orders. Flinn had brt'll tlrr fi rst and onlr female B-52 pilot in th r sr• 1vice. �Rtllltrs/Arthive Photos Arth:ir Han-ey, The Miami llt rald A rare urllan tornado prowls through Miami on May 12, uproot ing trees, shattering 111ndows and snapping power lines. Fortunately, th e storm inflicts only minor injuries. Attorney General Janel Reno refuses to nam e an independent prosecutor lo investigate Clinton administration fund raising, causing friction with FBI Director Louis Freeh. Bobbi Mccaughey, Carlisle, Iowa, gives birth November 19 to seven babies, the U.S.'s first living septuplets. McCaughey and her husband Kenny now have eight children. Reutm,IArchirePhO(os CRich.:ird Ellis. Sygma Terry Nichols is found guilty of conspiracy and manslaughter in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Nichol s ii spared a federal death se nt e n c~ fin January 1998, but sti ll faces Oklahoma slate charges. UFO enthusiasts gather in Roswell, New Mexico, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the alleged UFO crash there in July 1947. At the Internet/Online Summit in December, Vice President Al Gore announces government initiatives to protect young Internet users from online pornography. 1- - - -1 The all-male Promise Keepers movement inspires praise and controversy for its message of spiritual revival and personal responsibility for men. In October, the group holds a giant rally in Washington, D.C. Once-secret tape reconlings of funner presidents Kennedy and Nixon are released publicly. The tapes provide an unvarnished, and Fas I-food gian t Burger Ki ng is forcPd to stop se 1vin~ burgers whr n supplier Hudson Foods rrcalls 25 million pounds of h;unlJurgPr suspect r d of contam inat ion with£. coli bactrria. II is the biggPs l hPr f reca ll in U.S. histor1·. sometimes unflattering, glimpse into the two presidents' actions and conversations in the White House. On Octobe r 25. at leas t 300.000 Afrirnn·A111erican women gather in Philadelphia for th e Million Woman March. Winnie Mad i kizela-~landela is one of thr spea kers. �.·Scie11ce AP..Y."lde- \\'oild : aaws I --------- --- ----~---~---~-- -------Viewe rs worldwide see the first-eve r high-resolution color pictures of Mars when the Pat/1finder spacecraft lands July 4. The lander and its rover, Sojourner, coll ect and transmi t extraordinary data for three months. For $8.36 million, Chicago's Fi eld Muse um of Natural History buys "Sue," the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex fossil yet discove red. The sale occurs October 4 at Sotheby's in New York. Russia's agingMir space station collides with an unmanned supply vehicle in June and is seriously damaged. This is only one in a se ries of crises casting doubt on the viability of the station. NA.SA In September, CAT scans of petri fi ed dinosaur eggs found in China reveal a dinosaur embryo. Scottish scientists in February 1997 announce th e world 's fi rst cloning of an adult mammal. The sheep, named Dolly, fuels controve rsy ove r possible misuse of the technology. Reuters/Archr.·e Photos Re search produces medical breakthroughs. including a geneticallr engin eered "bullet .. molecu le being tested to fight cance r and nPw drugs tu cont rol or preve11t Pa rkinson's disease. osteoporosis and congestive heart fail 11re. The popu lar diet regimen fen-ph en is pulled off the rna rket in September. Th e combination of fenfluramine and ph entermine is shown to ca use hea rt valve disorders. as is the diet drug Redux, also reca lled. Aid ed bv the Hubble Space Telescope. as tronom ers discover the Pistol Star- th e br ightest star yet observed in t lw Milky Way. The Pistol Star is 2o.OUOlight vca rs from Earth. �Comet Hale-Bopp captures imaginations world111de as it streaks past Earth for the first time in 4,200 years-or, since 2203 B.C. Hale-Bopp next retu rns in 4397. ~ On October 13, the British jet ca r Tluust SSC becomes the first vehicle to break the sound barrier on land, traveling 766.6 miles per hou r in the Nevada desert. :A: El Nino stirs up global weather patterns. Caused by warmer-thannormal water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific, the '97 El Niiio is blamed for storms and weather problems worldwide. Reulers/Archive Pholos :A.: In December, 159 nations gath er in Kyoto, Japan, and negotiate a climate treaty to combat global warming by reduci ng greenhouse gases. The Food and Drug Administration approves a dental laser for treating cavities. Unlike traditional dental drills, the laser in most cases causes vi rtually no discomfort. long-awaited computer adventure game sequel to Mys t, proves to be just as populilr ilnd even more sophistirnted Protesters unsuccess fu llvattempt to prevent the October launch of NASA's Cassini spacecraft to Saturn, fearing an accident could shower the Earth 1vith the rocket's radioactive plutonium. French oceanog rapher and awilrd-winning filmmaker .Jacques Cousteau dies in .Junr at 87. Hi' work gained renown th rough the populilr television se ries �reen People, a savvy monthly magazine for and about teenage rs, premieres in February 1998. Fas hion adve rtising and clothing trend s inspire th e popularity of the color orange, which replaces neon green as the fad color of the year. In October, a cyberfashion show at the M.l.T Media Lab Wearable Symposium features fashions with built-in computer devices and electronic hardware. M.l.T studenls designed th e high-tech fashions. Princess Diana tribute merchandise abounds, includinga double CD set and a new Beanie Baby named Princess, a royal purple bear adorned 1vith a rose. Profits benefit the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. cosmetics is glimmeri ng, sparkling and colorful. Riding thi s wave. cosmetics giant Christian Dior introd uces MasCilril Flash. tempora1>' hair color in il varietl' of outrageous lint s. Platform shoes, a fashion statement during the di sco '70s, make a style comeback in a big way in 1997, in spiring even platform sneake rs. Fashion looks to the Fa r East. The stick-on bindi, a tiny decorative acce nt worn in the middle of the forehead, is popularized by Gwen Stefani, lead singer of the band No Doubt. "Two Fat Ladies" becomes the Food Netwo rk 's hott est new cooking show in th e U.S .. att ract ing fans with its unconve ntional British stars. two ove rwP ight. mid dle-aged wornen. �The Chevrolet Corvelle is named Motor Trend magazine's 1998 Car of the Year. A new $50 bill featuring a larger, off-center portrait of Pres ident Ulysses S. Grant is unveiled in October. Design details make the bill more difficult to forge. After nearly 40 years, Mallel's Barbie doll takes on a more realistic face and body shape than the Barbie of the '60s. The new doll will begin to appear in stores in early 1998. Mattel introduces Share a Smile B ec ~1· in May 1997. Seated in a bright pink wheelchair, the doll is marketed as a friend to the traditional Barbie. l Mehndi, intricate designs painted on the body with henna dye, is a popular expression of the fashion trend toward Eastern themes and pallerns. Digital "pets" are a 1997 toy craze. These virtual critters keep their owners busy by beeping when they need care or feeding. If ignored, they "die." ever·growing numbers. incl uding interact ive favorites Monopolr. Scrabble. Sorn·. Ri sk and Boggle. Canada issues a Superhero postage stamp serirs that inrludrs a ·IS·cent stamp fl'aturing the colorfnl. comic-book image of Superman. �<( ABC's gritty police drama "NYPD Blue" remains one of the most popular one-hour dramas on television in 1997, capturing four Emmy Awards. ~ Comedian Chris Farley dies at 33 of a drug ove rdose on December 18. He starred in NBCs "Sa turday Night Live" and movies including Tommr Boy and Beverly Hills Ninja. ~ The Lost World, Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park sequel, breaks summer box-office records everywhere. It earns $229 million in the U.S. Uni\'ersal Sludios, Inc... from S~ooting Star ( Jerry Seinfeld, creator and star of the NBC hit "Seinfeld," announces in December that th e 19971998 season is the show's last. The final episode airs in May, ending the popular show's nine-year run. ~eenagers Ji;:- Horror films draw to the box office. I Know Wlwt )011 Did Last Summer, starring J nnifer Love H e11~ tl and Sarah Michelle Gellar, is one of the year's biggest att ractions. In its second season, the WB's campy sitcom "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" blossoms into a huge favorite with many viewers. Jenny McCarthy stars in a new fall NBC comedy "Jenny" that, in January 1998, goes into hiatus only a few months into its first season. McCarthy had been an MTV personality before moving to ;.iii.: fox network launches .. King of the /-/il l." an animated show that focuses on thr livPs of a propa rw dealer frorn Texas and his farni lr. Th e shrJ\I go<» on to becomr a smash hit. :A: Saeam 2, tir e chilling hit sequel to Scream. is a wildly success ful rnix of carnage and comedy starring Neve Ca mpbell. Jerry O'Connell. Tori Spelling. Jada Pinkett and a host of other stars. the networfl. :A; Critica llr acclai rned.4111/stad, direc ted br Steven Spielberg. tell s the sto rr of an 1839 slave ship mu tiny. ThP fil111 crrl rni 11ates vca rs of effort bv prorhrr r' r Dr ilhi r· i\llrn to bring th e st11n Ill lrft' �AP1Wide World • Religion is a common theme on eight fall-season network 1V shows inspired by the success of CBS's "Touched by an Angel" starring Roma Downey, Della Reese and John Dye. New programs include ABC's "Nothing Sacred" and "Teen Angel." • Titanic is a huge critical and box-office success._ The mO\~e event of lhe yea r, this $200 million picture is the mos t costly rn history. After 45 days in th e theaters, Titanic had earned $308 million. • Star Wm:> captu res a new generation of fans when George Lucas re-releases the film trilogr 20 vea rs after the first film was shown. In Washi ngton, D.C.. the National Air and Space Museum mounts a huge exhibition of now-historic Star Wm:> artifacts. Fox.iParamounl fromShooting Star • Michael Flalley's pul sating show "Lord of lhe Dance" fu els lhe extraordinary pop ularity of Irish dance. Th e show tours 15 cities in th e U.S. through Octobe r. • In th e fall, Fox debuts "Ally McBeal," a comedy/drama starring Calista Flockhart as a young Boston allorney. The show captures a Golden Globe Award in January 1998 for best series/musical or comedy. • Summer blockbuster Men i11 Black grosses more than $500 million worldwide lo become I 997's biggest hit The sci·fi comedy stars Will Smith and Tom my Lee .lones. Malt Damon stars as an attorney in The Rainmaker, a m01~ e based on the John Grisham novel. Damon's successes also include the film Good Will Hunting. • The 199i season premiere episode of "ER" is broadcast live and draws 42.7 million viewers for NBC. including those who walrh it on a giant screen in '11ines SquarP. �:'< Chumbawamba's hit single "Tubthumping" brings long-awaited success to this British band. The song becomes popular at pro sports events, kicking off games for several teams. :A: Rap artist the Notorious B.l.G. is killed in a March 1997 drive-by shooting in Los Angeles. He is posthumou sly awarded M1Vs 1997 Best Rap Video Awa rd for "Hypnotize" and is namedSpin magazine's Artist of th e Year. )I; Fiona Apple, 20, one of rock's female superstars, is named M1Vs Best New Artist in a Video. Her single "Criminal" soars to the top of the charts. ~ A Count ry music superstar G<i rth Brooks releases Sevens. his fi rst albu m in two yea rs. The album sell s 800.000 copies the first week. Wa!/1 This Way 7!1e Au1obiograpl1y of Aeros111i1/i chronicles th e long ca reer of the ba nd notorious for its excesses in th e ·10s and '80s. The group's new albumNine lives is nominated for a 1998 Grammy. With their hit single "MMMBop," three young brothers fromTulsa become one of the biggest breakthrough acts of 1997as the ban d Hanson. A Lilith Fair, an all-female summer rock concert, draws large crowds on its 37-stop tour. Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan masterminds the festival and releases a hit album, Surfacing. ~ Smash Mouth popularizes a genre of altern ative rock known as neo-ska wi th its hit singlP ·w alkin · on the Sun·· and debut album Fus// )'11 Man.Q. �Ron D.r.i.s. Shooting Stilr ()TimMosenfelder. Corbis British pop phenomenon, th e Spice Girls, makes millions 111lh mega-hits such as 'Wannabe" and sells 14 million albums and 10 million singles. Adam Yauch of the Beas tie Boys engineers the second 11belan Freedom Concert, held in June in New York, offering 27 music acts and a free-11bel political message. Third Eye Blind, after several years in San Francisco's underground music scene, goes big time in 1997. Their song "Semi-Charmed Li fe" is listed as the top-selling modern rock single for 1997 in Billboard magazine. ,\P1'\ide \\'orld OSte\" e Jennings. Corbis The album No Way Out by Puff Daddy & th e Family goes nwlliplatinum. Puffy's single ''I'll Be Missing You ," an elegy to his friend th e Notorious B.l.G., also lops the charts. Sixtee n-year-old R&B ph enom Jonny Lang opens for the Rolling Stones' fall tour and spends t 6 weeks al No. I on Billboard's blues chart 111th his album lie to Me. ClD.r.idCorio, Retna flaa h ~ Metallica releases a seventh album, Re-Load, that confinns its pilsition as the premier heavy-metal band in the music world. Radiohead is Spin.magazine's Band Ke nneth "Babvface" Edmonds, superstar prod uce r songwriter singer. receives more 1998 Grammy nom inations than any oth er artist. including one for his album 7/1e Dar. Edmonds and wife Tracey also produce the film Soul Food in 1997. of the Year. Critics,praise Radiohead's album OKCompuler, variously described as haunting, revolting, inscnrtable, stunning and gorgeous. The album·receives a 1998 Grammy nomination for Rock/Pop1A1bum of the Year. I L __ Al 15. countrv music sensat ion LeAnn Rimes sells more than 12.5 million recordings in the U.S. in 1997 and is 1@ned Billboard Music Awards Artist of the Year. Her single "How Do I Live" is one of the vear·s best sellers. �AP1Wlde Wortd • In July, 16-year-old Swiss tennis star Martina Hingis becomes the youngest Wimbledon champion since 1887. Hingis wins three of th e four 1997 Grand Slam events. • • The Florida Marlins are baseball 's 1997 World Se ries champs and the first team ever to wi n th e Series 11ithout 11foning its league pennant. Th e Marlins defeat the Cleveland Indians in seven games . Quarterback John Elway leads the Denver Broncos lo a 31-24 victory over the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XXXll in San Diego, January 25, 1998. It is Elway's first Super Bowl 11fo in four appearances. AP1Wide World • Tiger Woods, 21, becomes the youngest golfer ever to win the Masters Tournament. His 18-under-par score sets a Masters record. Woods wins 3 other tournaments and sets a PGATour earnings record of $2.1 million for lhe season. Mike 'fyson bites off part of Evander Holyfield's ear and is disquali fied in the WBA Heavyweight rematch in June 1997. 'fyson is fined nearly $3 million and his boxing license is revoked. Reuler!IAtehiYe Photo$ Swedish golfing phenomenon Annika Sorenstam, 26, tops the l.PGA earnings rist in 1997 with a record 1,236,789. s Professional sports salaries keep skyrocketing. One of the most publicized of 1997 is Kevin Garnett's S126 million contract to play basketball for the Minnesota Tunberwolves• • Pi ttsbu rgh Penguins M<J rio Lem1rux rPt ires 111 April 1997 after a spect<ic11ldr comeback from Hodgkin·s disc<1s(' <J nd injury. Le111ieux 1s etrcted to thP Hncker Hall of cJrne 111 Septe111ber. • In April 1997, the premier iss ue of Sports //lus1ra1ed Women hits the newssta nds. The magazine reflects the explosive growth of fe male pa rticipation in sports. • Charl es Wood son. Michigan's ve rsatile junior corn erback, becomes th e first pri marily defensive player to win the Heis111an Trophy. awarded in December. �CCra!J Joncs.1\HrporL • Jeff Gordqn, at 26, wins lhe 1997 NASGAR Winston Cup, his second Winston Cup point title in three y ars. Gordon's 1997 points tot 14,710. • Nagano, Japan_, hosts the 1998 Wmter Olympic Games during February. Three new medal sports make their Olympic debut: curling, snowboarding and wom en's { e hockey. • The Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz in June 1997 for their fifth NBA championship in seven years. Michael Jordan is chosen Finals MVP a record fi fth time. • When the college football season ends, two teams share th e national championship. Michigan (12-0) is named No. I by the sports writers' poll, and Nebraska (13-0) by the coaches' poll. • Detroit Red Wings captain Steve Yzerman powers his team to the 1997 Stanley Cup championship, its first in 42 years, by sweeping the Philadelphia Flyers in four games . • In it s debut season, the WNBA exceeds all league expectations for success. The Houston Comets ' championship win ove r the New York Liberty caps the 1997 season. Dean Smith. winningest coach in college basketball hi storv. retires in October after 36 seasons at North Carolina. Spor1s 11/usrmrrd names him 1997 Sportsman of the Year. �• Miss Illinois, Katherine Shindle, is crowned Miss America 1998. For th e first time in its 77-year history the pageant allows contestants lo wear two-piece swimsuits in competition. Beloved actor Jimmy Stewart dies in July at 89. Stewa rt's enduring nice-guy popularity is exemplified by It 's a Wonderful Life, his t946 movie that is now an American cultural icon . • Chelsea Clinton begins her freshman year at Stanford Unive rsity in Palo Alto, California. Despite security measures, she reportedly will lead as normal a college life as possible. Reuters/An:lliilt Pbotos For the first time, a computer beats a world chess champion when IBM's Deep Blue beats Russian Garry Kasparov in a six-game match in May 1997. Roman Catholic nun Mother Teresa of Calcutta dies September 5 at the age of 87. Revered for a lifetime of helping the poorest of the poor, her many honors include the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize. Reuteu/Archri.-c Phutos • A111eric;rn .Jodv Williams and the lnterniJtional Ca mpa ign to Ban Land Min es are awarded the 19117 Nobel l'eacr Prize in Ortolwr. The U.S and f"hinil refuse lo sign an in ternational lrPi1l1· thal would h;in !;ind 111in es. Ted Turn er. vice chairman of th e Time Warner media empire. pledges $1bi llion to United Nations program s. It is the largest single gift in philanthropic history. Sarnh Ferguson. Duchess of York, appears in ads as a spokesperson for Weight Wat chers International. She is th e form er wife of England "s Prin ce Andrew. ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1998 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1998 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6406/Pioneer1997.pdf 0debc2a10c04f5cf687ac6860ff74e77 PDF Text Text 1997 PIONEER POLICE DEPARTMENT �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ----~------ �IN 11 jj I' ·a29 VA .cAHl!llll-I! ·• U. l,vA r 111.or1> 'I �- ' �PIONEER ANDREW LEWIS MIDDLE SCHOOL 616 College Avenue Salem, VA 24153 • (540) 387-2513 II • Population: 931 ~ F-~11 I ~ 11 Opening lJ- L �'I'AHIJ~ 014' CON'l1~N'rs Student Life .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 People .. . . . .... . ....... . . .. ... . .17 Sports . . . .... ... . .. . . . . . . . . ... . .52 Clubs/ Academics .. . . . . . .. .. .. .. 60 Ad vertisi11g . .. . . . ...... .. .... .. 74 Closing . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. . . . . .. ..88 �I 0 1195 03831933 ' '· ~ ___.. r Inc,.ef/._ i/J/e "10._ ."''"'$ '_..._,;I• =--) ' p n - ~~f • ~'·U �Khaki pants, as worn by a than Mahan, are a popular choice any d ay of the week. Andy Love appears to like wearing BIG, BAGGY jeans. Chris Webster sports a buzz cut which is a popular style for the guys at Lewis this year. Holly Pence is looking good in her overaJJs. It doesn't matter if they're denim or cord uroy ..... they areaJJ fashionable!!! Nikki McPhatter and Aimee Hinson are chillin' in their cool outfits. Trends �Tommy Radfordand AprilPendleton are sportin' their stuff in plaid shirts and corduroy pants. Chris Smith, Mike Bell, and Justin Boles show off their big pants. You can't say these guys are too big for their britches! Jem1y Kirby, Liz Little, Raven Stovall, and Lauren Kennedy show off their attire for more dressy occassions. R t ' Not a day goes by tha t you don' t see jeans and hik ing boots on som eone. Sam Stephens is also wearing a VM I swea tshirt. c ,)Uege and pwfessional spurts attire are verv pupula.r this Hea ther Shugga rt shows off her tTend v velvet shirt. rr- rF-~ yea r. Trends 1: ~ Is li_ -----..,'~ �Josh Walton and James Bryant, 8th graders, play a strategic game of chess while eating. Brian Dooley, Loga n Reeves, Chris Bwnan, Nathan Andrzejewski, Frederico Tonete, and Jimmy Vauglm wrestle each other for a spot in the picture during 7th grade lund1, while Nathan Mahan, Andre w Dalton, and Andre, Rosti watch. Amanda Mounts, 6th grade, chooses fried chicken and a homemade roll. Angela Francisco, 8th grade, works on some math problems while she enjoys a lunch she brought from home. Tori Warr and Kristen l11ompson, 8th grade, sh a little gossip at lw1d1. Lunch Lindsey Johnson, Laura Slusher, Jocelyn Wohlford, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, and Heather Shugart, 7th graders, are w15uspecting victims of the camera as they ea t. �D.ARE.Gunp When the 7th graders were asked, "If DARE camp was offered again next summer, would you attend?" 93% - of those who went said yes, they would go again. 7% - said they would not go agam. The 1st boys week at D.A.R.E camp is awarded the spirit paddle at the D.A.R.E. Camp ceremony. "' . .,, -.;,.,. ~~l!illl!~.lii. • .'L~ . '"'' ~ This memorial w as mad e by the last girls week to remember the many fish who lost their lives at D.AR.E. Camp. Ricky SchlU11aker, (front canoe), Adam Farabaugh, and Joe Crowder, (back canoe), are having ft.m on the canoe trip. ~ Week one gi rls are eager to talk with Chance Crawford after their discussion about drugs and drug abuse. Cotmselors (left to right) Jen Snodgrass, Am y Athey, Scott Ashcraft, and Rob Campbell, are relaxing after a long d ay of fishing. Vicky Corney watd 1es as Susan Charles and Amy Ed ward s relax and play cards. IT D.A.R.E. Cami> I l=-T 01 11 I ll____~ l �Krista Wilson, Katie Williamson, Mindy Conner, and Raven Stovall are gettin' down. Jason Neighbors, Stephanie Finley, Crystal Powell, Luke Peery, Tanuny Waldron, and Jeremie Shelor dance to a slow song. Carrie Sisson, Beth Beard, and Ashley Morgan are looking good in their dresses at the Valentine's Dance. Kelly Dillon, Amelia Harveycutter, Ashley Craft, and Dawn Kerns are laugrung as they dance on the bleachers at the Valentine's Dance. These guys are having fun at the Winter Dance. Dances �111ere was a big crowd at the first dance. Emily Nichols grooves with her buds at the Winter Dance! Krista Wilson, Jessica Matheny, Heather Lovelace, Tyler Still, Billy Huffman, and Derek Washenberger gather arow1d the speakers at a dance. 0 WINTER COURT: Front Row: Austin Htunphries, Luke Peery, Matt Caldwell. 2nd Row: Kelly McKibben, Stephanie Finley, Tanm1y Waldron, Robbie Buster, Crystal Powell, Lindsey Stratton, Beth Browning, Elizabeth Kier, Amanda Pence, Lauren Btm1s. 3rd Row: Jake Caldwell, Casey Hannan, Carrie Caudill, Kevin Newton, Kyle Fitzgerald, Ryan Still, Chris Schwizer, Jeremie Shelor, Zane Edwards. KING: Ryan Still QUEEN: Elizabeth Kier Andrew Kingery and Heather Divers are slow dancin' at the Winter Dance. Dances �Steven and Sarah D' Antonio (6th Grade). Steven thinks "Sarah is better looking." Wes and Matt Glosser (8th Grade). Wes thinks the best thing about having a twin is that "You can blame things you did on him." Christina and Ernestina Owusu (6th Grade). They think the best thin g about having a twin is that "You can trick people." rE Twins Have you ever wondered what it was like to have a twin? Here at ALMS, we have seven sets of twins. Featured below are some questions they were asked and the way most of them replied. Who's better looking? "me" Who has the best personality? "n1e" Who is the better student? "1ne" Who is the most athletic? "me" Do you ever dress alike? "no" Brian and Becky Franklin (8th Grade). They think the b est thing about having a twin is "Having someone to talk to besides parents." What is the best thing about being a twin? ----you have the same birthday ----you can always trick people ----you have someone to pick on ----you're never alone ----you can blame things on each other What is the worst thing about being a twin? ----your twin blames things on you ----no one can ever tell you apart ----you can't always get what you want ----you have to share stuff Angela and Gary Ward (8th Grade). When asked what the best thing about being a twin was, Gary answered, "You have th e same birthday." Brad and Chad Dickerson (6th Grade). When asked if they dressed alike, Brad replied, "Once in a blue moon." Ra ch e l and Ruthie Lafferty (6th Grade). Wh e n a s ke d if the y s hare a room or cloth es, they said, "W e share both. " �Teachers, guidance counselors, and administration are all helping 6th grade students get to their homerooms on orientation day. Ashley Merritt g rabs for cash at the fundrai ser demonstration assembly. M egan Tiller, 6th grade, dances the night away at one of our school socials. Tra vis Doss a nd Casey H a rman sha re som e la u g hs at a p a rty at the Y.M .C.A . Seventh and eighth grad ers an xiou sly await the bell in the m orning. 3tua rt Rorer, 7th grad e, a nd Ra chel Rorer, 8th grad e, a re presented a n award by Mrs. Sn1ith and M rs. Ves t of the United Da u ghters of th e Confederacy . Stuart and Rachel won a n essay contes t a nd were each given cash a wa rd s. They wro te about the ha rdships tha t fa milies face d during the War Between the States. Candids �Dustin Pruitt, Austin Dutton, Amber Dutton, and Michelle Thorne are getting off of their bus. Over half of the school rides the bus each morning. Clayton Spe nce r and N e il Secrist choose rollerblad ing as their favorite way to get to sc hool. TRANSPORTATION MODES Coby Blankenship and Lara Clark are getting out of their parents' cars. When surveyed, having parents drive them to school was the student's second choice of transportation . Kristen Willett a nd Tracey Parris are walking to school looking forward to a new day. Transportation Andrew Lewis students get to school in different ways. Following are various inodes of transportation our students use, according to our survey: By bus - 57% By parents - 36% By walking- 5% By friends - 2% By bike - 1% By rollerblading - 1% J �('{(J{ij IHF-rrs FUNNY!! Jesse Whitfield is just scratching his brain at a young age. Loga n Reeves and Andrew Ros ti act like they' re superman. (Their lifetime h ero!) Amanda Boles is having a great time riding her horsey at her dad's house in '85. Ride on cowgirl! Ross McDermott must h ave shrunk! But h e is still having a blas t a t Carrie Caudi ll' s party! Jason Hig hbe rger, 6th g rad er, ha s what it takes to be a World C lass Wres tl er ' IT Funny Pictures I I ll_ iii F13 ~ I- 1 1- L. �RickySchumakerwas quitea lucky fello w w hen he went to the O ly mpics this summer in Atlanta . He was able to m ee t Mrs. Charles Barkley at a Drea m Team bas ketball game. Michelle Kang, Miss Virginia 199697, talks about V.I.P. which sta nd s for vision, initiative, and positive attitude. S tud ents ha ve fun d oing the YMCA a t th e Back-to-School Dan ce. Haley Johnston, Kelly Kan e, and Chelsea Kitts are taking a break from th eir 6th grade ex ploratory keyboarding class. Kim Latempa, Ama nd a Sharp, a nd Summ er Floyd, 8th g rad ers, hang ou t at the PTA fundrai ser p a rty, w hich was held in Novembe r. Candids Bo Eck d e mon strates the mun cy ba ll il t th e fundra i,.,er asst•mb ly w h e re s tud e nts lea rn e d abuu t their ch a n ces to wi n ca,., h for thl' ir l'fforts in h l' lpin g th e l'TA rili"L' mon ey for th L• ,.,c hoo l. �Jessica Paxton, Kelly McKibben, Liz Constantin, Erin Fagg, Lauren Burns, and Jennifer Furnlan think you're never too old to sit on Santa's lap! Josh Stover, Kristen Gebhardt, Kristen Bevil, Gina Hendrickson, Stacy Cole, Crystal Stewart, Becky Franklin, and Angela Ward ar e all smiles at the Winter Social. Matt Caldwell, Katie Williamson, Abby Willard, Jared Pendleton, Robbie Buster, and Christa Buckland are enjoying themselves at the Spanish/French Club meeting. On a fi e ld trip with he r class, Kim Late rnpa is d e finitely happy to be amid s t th e bea utiful sce ne ry on th e Appala chian Trail. Nikki Gibson, Meghan Prilla man, Andrea Martin, a nd C hrista Buckland are s howing off th eir g ift o f g ab . Candids �Kelly Tate, Jessica Paxton, and Emily Zimmerman get a little dinner before watching the Presidential debate with members of their social srudies class. Wes Glosser shows his magnificent ball-handling skills a t Lo ngwood Park (oops!). Clayton Spencer cormts his cash he won at the Fundraiser Social. A big crowd took a dip at the social for the 8th grade which was sponsored by the PTA and held at the Y.M.C.A. Mr. Seibert certainly does enjoy himself at the Fundraiser party. Robbie Buster and Joe McWilliarns show contenbnent a t their French Party. Candids �- 1 �(~l.JlSS f) I~ If)f) 7 Who's Your Pet? "A rock named Spunky." Darrel Hall uA parakeet namea Laquita." Kristi Lilly "A guinea pig named Tofu." Jonathon Parrot PresiClent: Jonathon Calder Vice President: Kelly Tate Secretary: Jessica Poff Treasurer: Vance Overstreet "A rottweiler nanied Tiny LuLu." I Luke Bryant '---~~~~~~~~-·~ No 0 Photo Available Chris Abbott Ben Adams Rebeka h Adams Brian Alba Patri ck Alcoke Bra nd y Allre d Na than Anderson Ben Andrews Brooks Andrews Pa ul And rews C ri s ty At hey S h awna Atk ins �No 0 Photo Avail able C hris Av is Jos h Bail ey Justin Barba Lauren Bell Michae l Bell Kris ten Bevil Eri c Brown Na tha n Brow n Beth Browning James Brya nt Lucas Brya nt Ch ris ta Buckla nd La ure n Burns Ja mi e Burton Robbie Bus ter Tiffa ny Byrd Traci Cadd Jonatha n Ca lder Jake Ca ldwe ll Ma tt Ca ld we ll Ta n ya Ca ldwell Bri a n Ca mpbell Jeremi a h Cantre ll Ca rrit' Ca udi ll ~ 11 8th Grade �N im Chanhthavanhthong Brad Christley Paul Clement Jake Clemons Sa ra h Cole Stacy Cole Josh Coleman Josh Collins Kevin Compton Jorda n Co nn e r Mindy Co nn e r Tad Conner Liz Constantin Aaron Cook Brandon Covey Oakley Covey Tiffa n y Cox Tiffany Cregge r Clayton Cross Sarah Cunnin gham Dustin Cupp Scott Da lton D.J. Dalton Nina Davis Fra nk Delie to Elis ha Deweese Juli e Dicke rson Ar ica Dickso n Sa m a ura Di e d e H ea th e r Divers I] (l]l 1 20 8th Grade �No 0 Photo Available Daniel Dobbins Travis Doss Heather Doug hty Chris Dudek Dekontee Durre tte Jenny Duviella Zane Edwards Erin Eldridge Maria Elmore T. J. Emick Erin Fagg Heather Farmer Jason Fender Stephanie Finley Morgan Fisher Kyle Fitzgerald Steven Fitzgerald Jacob Flinchum Summer Floyd Lea h Flynn Angela Francisco Brian Franklin Becky Franklin Jennifer Furman C hris Ga rre tt Tommy Garre tt Kr isten Geb hard t Da vid G ibso n Nikki GibSl111 Matt G losser rr 1 \ r1 ~1\ 21 l, 8th Grade l_)- �Wes Glosser Rocky Goad Ben Goodpasture Kellee Green Jus tin G rubb Lynne G uthri e Jason Hale Josh Harlow Casey Harman Jan e tte Ha wks Gina Hendrickson Adam H e nry LET IT OUl T 11'. 'T' \'1' u Chris H erby Joseph Hicks Aimee Hinso n Meg ha n Hochkeppel Jennifer H odges Lacy Hodges Jason Hoke Andrew Hollins Aus tin Humphries Matthew Hunt Daniel Hylton Eddy Ja nn ey Rya n Jarratt Isa ia h Johns ton Bi ll y Journell joey Ju bi to C har les Kendri c k Laure n Ken ne d y I 8th erade �Erica Kessinger Tiffany Keys Elizabeth Kier Ben King Da niel King Jenny Kirby Kristal Kirby Colin Kitts Curtis Lacey Kim Latempa Jennifer Lee Nolan Lee No 0 Photo Availab le Jonatho n Leighton Josep h Lemanski Manuel Lewis Kristi Lilly Liz Little Chris Lopez H ea th e r Love lace Sara h Lowe Beverlee Luck Cory Lutz And rea Mar tin Jorda n Massie Jess ica McCa uley Kass ie McC lure Ross McDe nrn1tt Kell y McKibben Sa m McKinnev Ebon v McPhatter 8th Grade �Joe McWilliams Billy Mead ows Scott Merritt Kirs ten Mille r N ick Mi lle r Michael Moon ey April Morga n Sara Morgan Jason Neighbors Kevin Newto n G ia La i Ng u ye n Tra m Ng u ye n Andrew Novell Nicole O' Mea ra Jaso n O'Conn er Ma tt O vers treet Va nce Ove rs treet Ca rri e Pacetti M M No 0 Pho to A \·;:i ibblc No 0 Pho to Av;:iilab lc Amanda Painter As hley Paitsel Jona thon Parrot Jessica Pa xto n Lu ke Peery Ama nda Pen ce Apri l Pend le ton Jared Pend leton Amy Pe rfa ter Jo rd a n Pe rry Je nni fe r Pi e rce Jessica Poff ~1 24 u 8th Grade �Leah Polla rd Amy Powell Crystal Powell Lesley Powell Meris Powers Meghan Prillaman fo ey Pritt Tyle r Pucke tt Tommy Radford Justin Ramsey Jennife r Rankin Keith Rochford M N/\ No 0 Pho to Av.:-ii lablc: No 0 P h oto A v.:-iilablc Josh Roop Rache l Rorer Elizabeth Rose Trey Rose Alex Rubl e Anthony Rumley Andre w Rutledge Ben Ru trough Tommy Sachenbacher Rohit Sansoa Lisa Saul Kelli Saxton C hri s Sch w ize r Ju s tin Seldomridge Ca pen Semon es Amanda Sha rp Jere mie Shelo r Jonathan She lor 8th Grade �Ashley Sheppard D. J. Sheppard Ju stin Slaughter C ha nte Smith C hri s Smith Todd Smith C. J. Snell Ronnie Sowder Derek Sower Darin Sowers Sa m Ste ph ens Crys ta l Stewart Ryan Still Raven Stovall Chris tin e Stover Lind sey Stratton Sco tt Sturg ill Co lin Sulli va n No Photo A \'J i!ablc ~1 2 6 Bea u Suttl es Kelly Tate Jennifer Taylor Matt Thomas Bradley Th o mpso n C hri s te n Thompson C had Thrus h Tuan Tran Alicia Und erwood C hri s Vandeg rift A ngela Vasq u ez Gu nn e r Va ug hn 1 1 8th Grade �Mad e line Ves t Arlee Via Jessica Via Tammy Waldron Angela Walker Champe Wallace Stephanie Walle r jos h Walton Ange la Ward Gary Ward Jaso n Wa rd Tori Warr Ma rk Was he nbe rge r Derek Weddl e Janelle Wheeler Ricki Wheeler Na th a n White Trav is White Jesse Whitfie ld Abby Willard Stephanie Williams Katie Williamson Jessica Winfrey Angela Wood Mi chae l Wood ing Jess ica Woo ldridge jade Ya tes Da vid Yos t Emi lv Zimmer man 8th Grade �BIGGEST FLIRT MOST DEPENDABLE MOST UNFORGETI ABLE MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Nina Davis and Kevin Newton Lauren Burns and Austin Humphries JernUfer Hod ges and Luke Peery Kyle Fitzgerald and Ashley Paitsel MOST ARTISTIC BEST EYES Meghan Hochkepp el and Lauren Kennedy and Sa m Stephens [EfLuk~~::: Fa~rifes FRIENDLIEST MOST TALENTED Meg h a n Prill a m a n a nd Matt Caldwell Lindsey S tratto n and C hris Schwi zer �FUNNIEST CUTEST COUPLE BEST DRESSED MOST UNIQUE Joe McWilliarns and Casey Harman Nikki Gibson and Jeremie Shelor Brandon Covey and Elizabeth Kier Matt Glosser and Jennifer Rankin MOST BASHFUL BEST SMILE MOST CREA TrVE MOST DARING Sam McKinney and H eath e r Dive rs Rya n Still a nd Amanda Pence Kelly Tate and Ross McDermott Adam Henry and Andrea Martin Class fa"orites ~ l 1~ 1- 1 29 11 [ ��Beverly Abbott Josh Adkins Ashley Aesy Amanda Akers Joshua Akers Trevor Albert Steven Alcott Kaylea Algier Crystal Anderson Joseph Anderson Matthew Anderson Nathan Andrzejewski Christina Applegate Nathan Auldridge John Bannon Drew Barbour Michele Barker Sarah Bates Sarah Beard Bobby Beche Joy Beckner Justin Beckner Jared Bennett Alicia Benson (~IJ\SS FAVORITE SONGS: Shari DuviellaMacarena by the Bayside Boys Josh Ingra1nDown by 311 f) I~ I f)f)ll Neal Latin1erThe Dance by Garth Brooks Amanda ParksTwisted by Keith Sweat Richard SnellTha Crossroads Bone-Thugs-NHarmony Katy DayMary Jane by Alanis Morrisette C lass Officers (Bottom To Top) F' re;;id e nt- A mand a Robinl'ltl' Vice !' res id e nt- A bbl' v Ruwl' Sec re tilrv- Megiln Blt' \ ·ins Tre;1surer- Lisa rilrr T l - 7th Grade ~ [., 31 I I. �Grant Biggar Matt Birckhead Michael Blankenship Megan Blevins Amanda Boles Tammie Bonds Renee Booker Sarah Bowles Brandi Branson Danielle Brown Rebecca Brown Dustin Bryant Chris Buman Kimberly Burford Chris Burns Alvin Bush Heather Butler Shawn Butto Leslie Campbell Trey Cantrell Carmen Carroll Susan Charles Holly Chitty David Christianson Marina Christodoulides Julia Clark Kathy Clark Justin Clinevell Charlotte Cole Jus tin Collins Matthew Collins Erin Colwell Vicky Corney Kristie Cook Ashley Cooper Dana Cox Ala n Crowder And rew Dalton Paul Daniels Preston Davis Katy Day Ashley Dearing 7th Grade �Dustin Dennis Maggie Derr Ashley Dia mond Joshua Diamond Violet Dickerson Anthony Dickson "No 0 Photo Ava ilable "No 0 Photo Ava ilable G12J No 0 Photo Avai lable 612J "No 0 Photo Available Angie Dillon Katie Dodson Brian Dooley Jennifer Dorsey James Duff Drew Durkee Austin Dutton Nick Duviella Shari Duviella Bo Eck Michael Epperly Ashely Estes Rya nn Fame Fallon Fant Adam Farabaugh Truman Farmer Michael Farmer Whitney Faw Gwen Feazelle Jeff Ferguson Heather Ferris A m and a Fink Elizabeth Fitzgerald Katie Fitzgerald Scott Flanaga n Jenni fer Flowers David Foster La uren Fowler Matt Franklin Sara Fran klin Kyle Gaines Sha w n Gars t Michael Gerald Britney Giorda no Jason Glass Derrick Goad 7th Grade �Sean Goad Tony Gonzalez Brandy Gordon Timo Gordon Josh Griep Amanda Griggs Maurice Grogan Andrew Guidry Misti Hagerman Christiana Hale Christine Hale Larry Hale No 0 Photo Ava ilabl e Keyla Hale Cynthia Hall Michael Hambrick Kimberly Hamilton Shelly Hamlin Ryan Hancock Mark Hardin Kristy Harris Christy Hart David Hart Elizabeth Haynie Josh H ead en Alicia H enson Alicia H erron Andre Hester Michael Hill Amber Hodge Ricky Holdren No 0 Photo Avai lable Charla Holley Joshua Horn Billy Huffman Meagha n Humphries Justin Hunt David Hutton Katrina Hyler Joshua Ingram Brooks Ja ckso n Josh Jackson Christy Jennin gs Bess Johnson 7th Brade No 0 Photo Ava il able �Lindsey Johnson Melissa Johnson Travis Jones David Joyce Travis Justus Catrina Kanode Michele Kelly Robert Kendrick Lauren Kern Dallas King Michael King Andrew Kingery Heather Kirby Sarah Koss Jennifer Labadie Stephanie Langford Neal Latimer Jennifer Lawrence Stephanie Lawrence Jeffery Lee Adam Lester Shannon Lewis Crystal Lig ht Allison Lineberry Andy Love Chase Lucado Joseph Lynch Gary Mabes Nathan Mahan T.J. Manning No 0 Photo Available Kyle Martin Jessica Matheny Ebony Matthews Jonatha n Maxwell Da ysha McClure Melinda McDowell No 0 Photo Ava ilable Elizabeth McKinney Edward McNeil Travis Meade Rocio Mendez Ashley Merritt James Milliner 7th Grade �Kelly Minton David Moeller Alisa Mook Casey Moore Shalena Morehead Ashley Morgan Darail Morris Asia Morrison Aaron Mosser Tanesha Moyer Jamie Mullins Nosilla Mullins Jarrod Naugle A.J. Nazemi John Neathawk Josh Newman Vy Nguyen Emily Nichols Megan Nichols Jonathan O'Brien Mary O'Neill Michael Otey Sunnie Parker Amanda Parks Lisa Parr Amanda Parrish Sam Patterson Crystal Peck Andrew Pence Katherine Penney Jeremy Perdue Josh Perdue Carrie Petry Jeff Phillips Bridgett Pickeral Emily Pierce Kristen Pierce Josh Pinkerman Megan Pinnell John Plunkett Scott Pollard Amanda Potter 7th erade No 0 Photo Available l!tDl No 0 Photo Available �Kimberly Powell Brandon Powers Michael Pruett Dianna Reed Logan Reeves Drew Repass Andrea Rhoades Stephanie Roberts Amber Robertson Jamie Robertson Michael Robertson Amanda Robinette Keila Rochford Stuart Rorer Matthew Rose Andrew Rosti Abbey Rowe Tim. Samsa Meghan Satterfield Nick Schmitt Ricky Schumaker Neil Secrist Lindsay Sellers Ariana Sheets Josh Shelor Rhonda Shepherd Michael Sheppard Mark Shirley Heather Shugart Jennifer Simmons Carrie Sisson Laura Slusher Roger Small Eddy Smart Gordon Smart Alexis Smith Chris Smith Jus tin Smith Shane Smith Krystal Snavely Richard Snell Alan Sowers 7th Grade �Danielle Spangler Eric Sparrow Clayton Spencer Wesley Sprinkle Amanda Stallings Kari Stanley Dustin Steele Steven Still Josh Stover Angela Stultz Dawn Sublett Jasmine Talada Drew Taylor Anthony Terry Trent Terry Thara Thach Frederico Tonete Ann Trent Apurva Trivedi Sean Turk Brandon Turner Angela Utt Ansie Van As Franky Vance John Van Riper Jimmy Vaughn Daylyn Vogler Roger Waddell Tina Wagner Joel Walker Steven Walrond Elizabeth Warbeck Amanda Warren Derek Washenberger Chris Webster Scotty Weddle Lloyd Weeks William Weeks Marshall Wheeler W.D. White Dana Whitt Chance Whitt 7th Grade �Donald Williams Ben Williamson Jonathan Wills Nicky Wilson Krista Wilson Jonathan Wing Christine Witt Jocelyn Wohlford Sarah Wolfer Amy Wooten Maggie Worrell Chris Wray Crystal Wright Angela Wyatt Ashley Diamond, Elizabeth Warbeck, and Tammie Bonds are attending the PT A fund raiser party. Elizabeth won $3.00 and said, "I had a great time!" While hiking on the Appalachian Trail, Nick Duviella and hi s classmates worked on tea mbuilding skills . C howing down on pizza and soft drinks at the fall tailga te p a rty are John 821nnon, A . J. Dickson, and Andrew Pence. 7th Grade ��(~ IAfiS ()11 I tMM) Favorite Actor/Actress: John Guidi-Tim Allen Ryan Hornady-Pamela Anderson Tom Sosnowski-Will Smith Nhan Pham-Ji1n Carrey Emily Pader-Brad Pitt Rebecca Wiseman-JIT Class Officers (Left to Right) Pres id e nt- A ll yso n Campbell Vice Pres ide nt- KL• ll y Ka ne Sec re tary - Laure n Merrill Trea s ure r- C<1rly Humphrey Sixth gra ders visiting w ith th eir fri end s on th e bleache rs in th e n1orning. Tawnva Abe ll Dean n a A lle n Jo nathan A ltizer Steven A rga brig h t Matthew Atk ins Tracy A tkin s Daniel Bane No Photo Available Antwa nni Banks N iza r BarghL1utv A lis ha Barker Michael Bauserman Cl1by Blankenship TL1dd Blankenship Donald Bovntllll Stephanie Bradsh,1\\· Heat her Br,1ttn n Timl1th v Brattclll Sara h Briele Dt''sin Bn_1uk~ Muri a h Brothertc111 l_ JcttrL'V Fln>1 vn I T L! �Jessica Brown Laura Brown Timothy Browne Foster Burton Will Butler Allison Butt Samantha Cable Steven Calder Chad Ca ld well Joshua Camden Julie Camden Allyson Campbell Samantha Carder Kelly Cardwell Robert Carkin Danielle Carney Audrey Carroll Brittani Carter Dus tin Carter Emily Carter Michele Carter Joseph Chaney Steven Chastang Lara Clark John Cleary Brandon Clinevel! Bee Colso n Sha nn on Combs Sa ndra Conner Ada m Cook Steven Cooper Thomas Counts Matthew Cox Trista Cox Ashlee Craft Katherine Cra ig Michell e Craig head Page Crew Chri s topher Cro tts Crys tal Cu ndiff Sara h D'Antonio Steve n D'Antonio Jacob Da vid son Matthew Davis Me linda De lan ey As hl ey De nnin g Aaro n Diamond Brad Dickerson C had Dicke rson 6th Grade No Photo Available �Arie Dickson Kelly Dillon Courh1ey Dixon Blair Dodson Allen Dooley Kimberly Dooley Raymond Dooley No Photo Available Shanel Dorton Gary Doss Amber Dutton Sarah Dyer Brian Eads Eric Eanes Diane Echols Lind sey Edwards Scott Elwell David Epperly Todd Epperly Jus tin Epperly Terra Fankell David Farmer Alexa ndra Fielder Heath Fos ter William Francisco Sa mantha Gagnet Kath erine Ga rrett Scott Cerro! Jonathan G ia rla Matthew G iles Mary G ladden Jos hu a Glass Tara Grave ly Sara Grey David Griffit h john Guidi Ru ssell G us ta vson T ora Hagy Brendan Hairs ton Christ na Hambrick C hris toph e r Hammond Mitch Ha mpton Jus tin Hancock No 0 Photo Available La uren Harlo w Dannv Harmon Chris tl'ph er Harri s Benja min Ha rri so n Timot hv Hartm a n Amelia Ha rvevc utte r Wa lter Hawort h 6th Grade �Alison Hemberger Matthew Henrickson Emily Hepner Mallory Heslep Jason Highberger Shayla Hilton Korey Hines Aaron Hinnant Beth Hochkeppel Andrew Holdren Colt Hollandsworth Kimberly Holt Allison Horan Ryan Hornady Brittney Howerton Stephanie Huffman Travis Hull Carly Humphrey Hieu Hu ynh Heath er H yde Jessica Hyd e Anthony Jackson Michael Johns Jeremiah Johnson Haley Johnston Andrew Jones Beth Jordan Kell y Kan e Na than Keith Curtis Kelley Tiffany Kell y Meghan Kern Da w n Kerns Kenn eth Keys Charly Kidd Ashley Kilby Susa nna h King Hea th er Kirby Jonathan Kirby Chelsea Kitts Brand on Kni g ht Aisha Lacey Ruthi e Lafferty Rac hel Laffe rty Richa rd Lafferty Crys ta l La mbert Meaga n La mbert As hley Laprad e M ichael La ute nschlage r 6th Grade No Photo Available �Amanda Lawrence Daniel Leffel Joseph Leonardo Matthew Lewis Kristin Lewis-Whitson Judson Lowe Grayson Lucas Ashley Lusk James Lutz Terin Mabry Chassity Martin Carlos Matos Christopher Maxwell Da v id Mayer La'kia Mayo Jordan McArthur Aisha Meador John Meise Lauren Merrill Eric Miller Lyndsey Mills Zachary Mitchell Angela Montgomery Emmalee Morris John Morris India Morrisson Cara Moser Amanda Mounts Jessica Mowles Laura Murphy Sarah Ne ig hbors Kevan Ne lso n Jessica Newcomer Joshua Ogilvie Matthew Otey Christina Owusu Ern estin a Owusu Emil y Padar H a ley Parker Tracey Parris Candace Patterso n Keeland Pa y ne ' . - ,,, ."""' - . . JI:. Meag han Pee ry Holley Pence Ke ll y Pendleton Se th Pe ndl e ton N han Pham Ma rk Phillips Matthew Picken s ~ l= T 6th Grade II '6 145 I �Joni Poore Amie Price Gini Price Jake Price Randy Price Will Price Zach Price . · , ".f/J. ' Dustin Pruitt Ashley Purdy Micah Rae Kristen Raybon Jeremy Reed James Reinhard Melissa Reynard Brandon Rhodes Aleah Rios Brett Ripley Sharon Rogers Chris tina Routon N atalie Ruble Jason Rucker Ka th erine Sammons Carma Sample Cameron Sams Laura Schu essler Paul Schumacher Ka therin e Schweitzer Keith Sch w izer Christin a Setser N icholas Shelor Stu a rt Shepherd Kimbe rly Sheppard Rya n Shirley Sa ma ntha Shi vely A us tin Shrewsbury Denise Smith Ma tth ew Smith Rya n Smith Zachary Smith Kell y Sneed Dav id Snell To m Sosnowski Bra nd o n Spencer Dav id Spe ncer Willia m Spra ker N icho las Stoc ki La ura Sto ne Ro nni e Sto rey A nd rea Stra nge r '[ Li l- I ~ 1461 I L. 6th Grade t < ' .. •.• ~ - ' 9!!!J. �Katie Stump Kurt Sulliv an Toni Ta y lor Samson Te rry Erin Theile n Marc Tho m as William Thompson Michelle Tho rne Jessica Thurston Mega n Tiller Phuong Tra n Tyler Trask Sara Turne r Jeffrey Tynes Amanda Underwood Thomas Vandegri ft Je nnifer Va r ela Tabitha Ven ey Jaso n Vest Danielle Wagner La ure n Walker W illiams Ma th ew Warr Kathry n W arren Matth ew Watson C hri s ti Weaver Travis Weeks Matthew Wehre nd Jerry Wes t No Photo Available Mark W h eele r Kayle ig h W h ee li ng Joshua Wh ite A lison W hit fie ld M ik ie W hitl ock Gary Wi lhelm Kri s ten W illet t A m y Wil li a m s Jessica Wi lliams Cla rk Will iamson Rya n Wirt Reb ecca Wiseman Ka rl Witt Sha n e Wood No Photo Available W hitney Woolw ine Je nni fe r Wril y Jamie W ri gh t Mat th ew W ri ght T 6th Grade 'I FT 0) 147 ��Andre Hester blows his horn at a band concert. David Yost and Nathan White look on as Austin Humphries attempts ... THEPUTI. Matt Glosser & Jamie Booker show their unique style on Halloween. Occasionally, 7th graders are allowed snack time to help get them . . . . . through the day tmtil 3rd lund1. Dawn Kerns, Heather Hyde, Ashley Craft, & Kayleigh Wheeling chilling out at the Winter Dance. A group of sixth graders experiencing a middle school social for the very first time! Candids �FACULTY & STAFF ....................... . The Survey Says... What is your favorite professional football team? 'Dallas Cowboys" Sherri Shupe Hal Adams Kathy Atkins Debi Austin Karen Bard Teni Blankenship Pat Brill Dottie Bull Jerry C1mpbell Tom Ches ter Jessica Chisom Lee Cole Boru1ie Crolts Inez Farrell Robbie Field er Dee Foster Carol Gard ener P.K. Gerrol JoAnn Goad Doug Graham Jill Green Sheila Harrison Margaret Harrison Donna Hendrickson Sand y Hill Mary Hill Suzanne Holdridge Margaret Humphrey Camellia Jones Forest Jones Eleanor Joyce "Oakland Raiders" Sandy McCulley 'Washington Redskins" Lee Cole Lonzo Kenned y Edna Kenned y Chris King Liura Kob7.a Vicki Lee Brenda Life Perry Manning Mariann Masters Sand y McCu lley Lyle McL1ren Linda Miles Jim Morris "Oakland Raiders" Greg Gallion 'Washington Redskins" Robin Richardson Eva O'Hare Colleen Oli ver Pat Oberlin Jim Paxton Bob Penn Kathy l'hlega r Sa nd y Pinkerrmm Sandi Rc.->eves Robin Richardson Na ncy Rutled ge R<1chcl Sailer La ura Sco t-t Jul ie Seay Ja nel Sebolt Corry Secor Alan Seibert Sherri Shupe Bill Snyder Be rt Spessard Joyce Tarpley Kitty Tate Facu ty �•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Susan Taylor Michael Teague Bev ll1om<is Connie 1l1urston Bobby Vaughan Chris Vishneski Debbie \l\'l1eeling Margie V\1ray Marty Yuhas Not Pictured: Linda Addington, Michael Akers, Scott Atkins, Chuck Benson, Ed Blankenship, Larry Bradley, Sally Budd, Michael Cox, Eve Deegan, Greg Gallion, Mary Justice, Linda LaPrade, Marie Martin, Judy Robertson, Nancy Romano, Tony Wirt. Cafeteria Staff: Farene Bostic, Stephanie Underwood, Lorraine Graves, Pe1my Hampton, Carolyn Krause, Debbie Andrews, Ellen Dodson, Sheny Maxwell, Mildred Moles. Not Pictured: Marcella Bryant Miss Richardson, who was chosen as Salem Teacher of the Year for 1996-1997, helps Adam Herny with his landscape picture. DARE Officer Michael Teague received the Distinguished Service A ward from the ALMS PT A in recognition of the outstanding job he does in the c01111mmity and with our youth. Presenting the award is PT A President, Pam Christianson. Custodians: Henry Jordan, Vanessa Caimaday, Aim Reese, RaiKiy Perdue. Not Pictured: Non.Ti.an Noel, Allen Saunders. Faculty �r,~~ ~ J J~ Divider �The ALMS defense puts a stop to Northside's charge. The cheerleaders are doing a good job at cheering the football team on. Austin H umphries goes strong for two ! Beverlee Luck is in the air for the rebound. Truman Farmer looks invincible as he takes his opponent d own . (Photo courtesy of Brian Hoffman , Sa lem Times Register) Sports Candids �FOOTBALL FLASHBACKS In the beginning, the ALMS football team was d ow n, but n o t out. They lost their · two games, but then the turnaround came! Victories over Blacksburg, Floyd, and a with Dublin inspired the team to go undefeate d th e res t of th e way . A major highlight of the season was a 28-0 shutout over Glen var Middle School. With pride, the ALMS Wolverines finished with a 9-2-1 record! Th e B tea m finished the season ·with record of 1-2. Brandon Covey, Jake Caldwell and Jeremie Shelor are close to assist another Lewis player taking out his opponent. (Photo courtesy of Salem-Times Register; Brian Hoffman, photographer). FOR THE RECORD Lewis pulled up from 14 points behind at half time to a 20-20 tie against a strong Dublin squad, on the road!!! The team practiced five days a week, two hours each day for three weeks, and then two days a week for two hours for the rest of the season. With determination on his face, Robbie Buster runs with the ball! Football David Christianson passes th 1 ball as Andrew Kingery run to catch it. �SCORE BOX 1st Row- Da v id Christianson, Ryan Still, Scott Dalton, Brandon Covey, Jeremie Shelor, Nathan White, Josh Coleman, Keith Rochford, Chris Schwizer. 2nd Row- Ada m Henry, Da niel King, Michael Hill, A ndrew Kin ge ry, Matt Birckhead, Robbie Buster, Manuel Lewis, Steven Alcott, Jus tin Smith, A ndrew Rutl edge. 3rd Row- Clayton Spencer, Alan Crowder, Derek Washenberger, Roger Waddell, Matt Collins, Tyler Still, Vance Overstreet, Frank Delie to, Kyle Ca ines, Beau Suttles, Jos h H eaden, Kevin N ew ton, Chris Vandergrift. 4th Row- Brooks Andrews, Jimm y Duff, Derek Sower, Tra vis Justus, Nathan Anderson, Kevin Compton, Tad Conner, Michael Hambrick, Jo hathan Ma xwell, Jason Hoke, Jason Fender. 5th Row- Andrew G uidry, Mike Epperly, C hris Webster, John N ea thawk, Joseph Anderson, Jord an Conner, Luke Peery, John Le ig hton, Truman Fanner, Jus tin Collins. 6th Row- Coach Dan Jones, Ben Goodpa s ture, Travis Doss, Sam McKinney, Coach Larry Bradley, Coach Doug Perdue. Not Pictured- Dus tin Steele, Ja ke Caldwell, Billy Journ ell, Josh Harlow, Sam Stephens, Brandon Powers, Anthony Rumley, Durre tt Dekontee. Nathan Anderson and Truman Farmer talk to Dan Jones, Assistant Coach. Manuel Lewis runs quickly with the ball to esca p e his o pponents. Ryan Still prevents Northside's wide receiver from scoring a touchdown after catching a p ass. TEAM Us Them Clifton Forge 14 22 Roanoke Catholic 0 13 Blacksburg 22 6 Floyd 42 6 Dublin 20 20 Maury River 42 6 Rockbridge 34 0 Glenvar 28 0 Northside 18 0 Read Mountain 18 6 Christians burg 42 12 Pulaski 46 6 TEAM Us(B) Them North Cross 6 20 Read Mountain 0 34 Pulaski 12 6 Scott Dalton hands the ball to Robbie Bu ster. Football �INTO THE HOOPS........... Front row: Chante Smith (manager), Julia Clark, Beverlee Luck, Kelly Tate, Fallon Fant, Nicky Wilson, Jemy Kirby, Amanda Parrish (manager). Back row: Coach Dmma Cogar, Katherine Penney, Lisa Parr, Emily Zinunennan, Liz Little, Carrie Caudill, Casey Harman, Raven Stovall, Arica Dickson, Coach Forest Jones. Not pictured: Maria Elmore and Ashley Merritt (manager). Team Us 111em Blacksburg Northside Glenvar Blacksburg Chris tiansburg Dublin Pulaski Northside Pulaski Glenvar Christiansburg Dublin Hidden Valley William Clark Read M0tmtain Clifton Forge Clifton Forge 19 30 24 33 35 21 35 12 23 35 18 29 16 13 15 37 18 20 22 22 13 27 58 50 29 32 13 35 53 31 29 11 [I Ii 42 45 35 Coach Jones and Coach Cogar give the girls a short pep talk be fore retunling to the game. Fallon Fant seems to have the moves to fake out the other team, as Nicky Wilson waits to assist. (Photo courtesy of Salem Times Register. Brian Hoffman, photographer.) •• Supporting my team and being with friends was the best thing about playing basketball. Maria Elmore Girl's Basketball Arica Dickson is really trying to get the rebound . Casey Hannan looks for som eone to pass to a: the cheerlead ers cheer the tea m on. �•••••••••••••• Austin Hwnpluies takes a layup at the end of a fast break. Robbie Buster starts a fast break by passing to Keith Rochford. Justin Boles gets some air time to intercept a high pass. Jeremie Shelor sets a screen so Brandon Covey can have an easy shot. Coach Jones talks strategy during a timeout. Team Us TI1en oanoke Catholic ulaski blin 37 61 55 36 47 41 30 47 49 28 41 40 ead Mmmtain lacksburg orthside lenvar illiam Clark lacksburg aski 54 36 43 49 35 26 56 57 40 46 33 44 28 36 74 8 69 17 Front row: Nathan Keith (manager), Adam Farabaugh, Matt Birckhead, Justin Boles, Austin Humplu·ies, Mark Shirley, Robbie Buster, David Cluistianson, Justin Grubb (m anager). Back row: Coach Chris King, Andrew Rutled ge, Chris S1nith, Brandon Covey, Keith Rochford, Kevin Newton, Jeremie Shelor, Mike Wooding, Scott Dalton, Coach Forest Junes. Boy's Baskethall �The 1996-97 wrestling team of ALMS saw (9) 8th graders and (8) 7th graders gain knowledge and experience in the course of 10 matches and a tournament. Outstanding 8th graders this season were captains Ryan Still and Sam Stephens. Nathan Anderson and Kevin Compton also posted winning records in the heavyweight class. This years 7th grade wrestlers boasted tliree wrestlerswithoutstandingrecords.Jonathan Wills and Truman Fanner both posted winning records and high finishes in the annual Pulaski Tournament. This years outstanding wrestlers were 7t11 gradersScotty Weddle andRoger Waddell. Roger posted the most wins on the team and a runner-up position at the Pulaski Tournament and Scotty Weddleposteda 17-1 record and the ALMS team's only championship at the Pulaski Tournament. The ALMS team was coached by Larry Bradley and Dan Jones. Scotty Weddle put a painful looking headlock on a Pulaski student. Jonathan Wills slams his oppo nent to the mat! Ryan Still works for a fall a gains t his opponent from Franklin C o w1ty. Sam Stephens put a half-nelson on his oppo ne nt after he is wrestled to the ground. (Photo courtesy of Brinn H offinnn). (Left to right) Front Row: Clayton Spencer, ~catty Weddle, Jonathan Wills, Tyler Still, Jonathan Calder, Andrew Gwdry. 2nd Row: Jason Hoke, Jonathan Maxwell, Sam Stephens, Truman Farmer, JohJ1 Neathawk, Roger Waddell, Kevin Compton. Back row: Coach Larry Bradley, Jason Fender, Josh Harlow, Ryan Still, Nathan Anderson, Coach Dan Jones. Wrestling Roger W a dd e lJ stares down the opposition as his hand is ra ised in victory . �CHEERLEAO/NfJ ! According to Ms. Holdridge, d1eerleading sponsor, "This has been a very motivated and delightful group of girls. The captain Abby Willard and co-captain Nina Davis worked extra hard and led the girls to such a successful year." During the sununer the squad practiced once a week. During the fall season they stayed after sd1ool three to four times a week for games and practices. Also, during the summer, the d1eerleaders attended camp for three days at VA TECH During the three days they won the "Special Recognition Award", and they attened the Cheerleacling Extravaganza in the fall. They had a clinic where they learned cheers, d1ants, and stLmts, then they cheered at the VA TECH football game. Most of their dances and d1eers are learned at the d1eerleacling camp. However, some of the dances are made up by the cheerleaders. With two ftmdraisers, whid1 included selling the football posters and selling the carnations at the Valentines Day Dance, they were able to buy two new tmifonns. The cheerleaders dance as they keep the basketball crowd alive. The cheerleaders are dancing as the band plays a song. At the pep rally, the d1eerleaders form a stLmt as the crowd pours in. Front Row: Nina Davis, Abby Willard Middle Row : Mindy Corn1er, Katie Williamson Back Row: Jamie Mullins, Megan Nid101s, Stephanie Roberts, Amanda Robinette, and Mary O' Neill .Not Pictured: Amber Robertson Abby Willard, Mary O' Neill, Katie Williamson, and Janue Mullins fonn a stLmt during a basketball game. At halftime the d1eerleaders gather to finish their d leer. Cbeerleading ~ 1=-1 Hss 1 ~f- L �-rf I Li ~ oI _J Dhtider �VEARBOOK,MATHCOUNTS,ANDNEWSPAPER ·c·---~­ YEARBOOK STAFF- Front row: Mrs. Foster, Rocio Mendez, Alisa Mook, Kelli Saxton, Nathan Auldridge, Brian Alba, Julia Clark, M ega n Blevins. 2nd row: Krystal Snavely, H ea ther Ferris, Allison Lineberry, Lisa Parr, Kathi Clark, M eghan Hochkeppel, Carrie Pacetti. 3rd row: Lauren Kennedy, Misti Hagerman, Megan Prilliman, Dallas King, Casey Harman, Aaron Cook. Not pictured: Elizabeth Warbeck. Casey Harman, Rocio Mendez, and Kathi Clark are having a good time at the YEARBOOK convention, which was held at the Sheraton in October. The mathcounts team competed regionally on February 1st. They were the 1st place team and had the top three individual scores. Then they went on to state competition, which was on March 15th. MATH COUNTS- Front row: A. J. Nazemi, Meghan Hochkeppel, Chris Bums, Beth Hoch.keppel. Second row: Apurva Trivedi, Ben Andrews, Dusty Cupp, Jacob Davidson. Not pictured Mrs. Kennedy, Team Coach. The Lewis Times has been in production since Andrew Lewis becam e a Junior High in 1977. Many teachers have sponsored the newspaper through the years including Mr. Benson, Mr. Chester, a nd Mr. Wirt. The staff of th e Lewis Times write and type their own articles, which are then edited by the sponsor. This year's staff employs seven students: two eig hth graders, fo ur seventh graders and one sixth grader. NEWSPAPER STAFF- Front row: April Morgan, Nikki Sta llins, Vicky Co rn ey, Lauren Fowler, Heather Lovelace. Second row: Cory Lutz, Mallory Heslep, Amber Hodge. Clubs �Geography Bee (Beginning with back row) Adam Cook, Bee Colson, Cluis Vandegrift, Billy Journell, Rocky Goad, Cluis Dudek, Leah Rynn, Cristen Thompson, Nathan Auldridge, Jamie Robertson, Melissa Reynard, Zach Smith, Justin Smith, Brooks Andrews, Jason Fender, Wess Glosser, David Yost, Jordan Massie, Cham e Wallace, Spelling Bee (Beg inning with back row) Judson Lowe, Chris Smith, Brandon Covey, Joe McWilliams, Jacob Davidson, Jamie Booker, Zad1 Smith, Stuart Sheppard, Ben Andrews, Josh Hom, Josh Collins, Daylyn Vogler, Susan Charles, Wesley Sprinkle, Cluis Herby, Tim Samsa, Austin Humphries, Meghan Prillaman, Refelections Aaron Cook, 2ndPhotography; Katie Schweitzer, 3rdLiterature; Sara h Koss, 1st-Visual A rts; Sara Grey, lstLiterature, Honerable Mentio nVi sual Arts; Megan H ochke ppel, 2.ndLiterature; Ka te Sa mm ons, 2ndVis ual A rts; Competition Winners C luis Harris, Nathan Keith, Matt Overstreet, Cam Sams, Tim Samsa, Josh Morris, Clark W illian1son, Ben Williamson, Andrew Dalton . 1STPLACE: Champe Wallace 2NDPLACE: Cluis Dudek 3RD PLACE: Da vid Yost Heather Divers,Megan Blevin s, Lauren Kennedy, Stephanie Roberts, Chris Maxwell, Denise Smith, Kayleigh Wheeling, Erin Theilen, Kate Sammons, Mid1elle Tho rne, Lara Clark, Alison Hemberger, Kelly Minton. 1ST PLACE: Lauren Kem1edy RUNNER UP: Jacob Davidson Laure n Kern, l s tPh o togr a phy; Be th Hochke ppel, 3rdVisual Arts; Rya nn Fame, 1st- Music. Not Pictured: D a llas King C h elsea Kitts Andrew Ros ti Gwen Feazelle �GERMAN CLUB iUiiillidil;jil Front row: Tommy Radford, Tyler Puckett, Jeremiah Cantrell, Austin Humphries, Danie l Dobbins, Ryan Jarra tt. 2nd row: Elizabeth Rose, Jessica Po ff, Nikki Gibson, Rave n Stovall, Lind sey Stratton, Kelly Ta te, Emily Zimmerman, Jess ica Paxton, La ure n Burns. 3rd row: Ben Andrews, Scott Dalto n, Andrew Rutledge, Clayton Cross, Andrew Novell, Ben King, Matt Glosser, Brooks Andrews. Back row: Chris Abbott, Jonathan Shelor, Kyle Fitzgera ld, Je re mi e Shelor, Sam Stephen s, W es Glosser, Tuan Tran. Abby Willa rd and Brandon Covey h a n g o ut at El Rod eo for the Spanish Club party . After a hard day the Spanish-French Club take a siesta "nap." S.C.A. Front Row: Jessica Paxton, Liz Constantin, Emily Z immerman , Jamie Burton. 2nd row: A llyson Campbell, A m a nda Robinette, Kelly Tate, Vance Overstreet, Jessica Poff. 3rd row: Mega n Blevin s, Abbey Rowe, Jonathan Calder, Lisa Parr. Back row: Carley Humphrey, Lauren M errill, Kelly Kane. SPANISH /FRENCH CLUB Front row: Mrs . Scott,Ad v isor; Bra ndon Covey, Pres .; Robbie Bu s te r, V.P .; Ka ti e W illia m so n , Treas . 2nd row: Erica Kessinge r, Abby W illard , Liz Little, C h r is ta Buckland , M e r is Powers, Carrie C aud ill, Lauren Ke nn ed y, Be th Browning, Eli zabe th Ki e r. 3rd row: Ashl ey Paitse l, Ju s tin Barba, Derek Blay lock, Ross McDe rmntt, Maria Elm o re, Kirs te n M ille r, Je nni fe r Fu rm a n , Erin Fagg, Li z C nn s ti'lntin. 4 th row: l-l ei'l the r Love lC1ce, Tin i'l Ng u ye n, Tiffa n v By rd , Edd y Ji1n ney, Dustin C upp , Kev in Compton, Zi1 ne Ed wC1rds, Sco tt Sturgi ll, Co lin Su lli v m1. 5 th row: Ji1red Pe ndl e ton, Bill y Jo urn e ll, Ju s t in G rubb, 1\ili'ltt Ci1 ldwe ll, Ju s tin Bo les, Joe M cWi ll ii'lms , Di'lv id Yus t, Ri ck y Sc hum i'lker. Bac k ro w: C h ri;< l-l e rb v. No th on Bmw n. h»h Cnlli<». jo' h Bo ilee. N ot p ictured : T11ri VV <lrr , Bri .m C .impb t.• 11 , Ch,mtl.' S mit _! ~ , D .J. S h_L'PP~l.t\.i. P.'1trick ;\ \n ikL', N ~kki_ ~ ~t.· l~!1 illk.r. ,. 1 J<1 nL'll L' 1lilwks, C h.im pL' \"1 <1 11,tt:L'. 1,icob Flin ch um . knntll' r Rrrnkm , C. 1.1 Ln Ng u~ 1 t.'ll , L...•.ih I ti ll ,11d , I ,1d (_ ~ nnu , r.t:'i 1 h,ink D i.: lieto . Foreign LanguagdCA lL ---..., r- u �I OFFICE RUNNERS: Front Row: Mari e Guthrie, Tina Stover, Jennifer Hodges, Christa Buckland, Tammy Waldron, Josh Coleman, Beverlee Luck, Jared Pendleton, Vance Overstreet, and Mindy Connor. Back Row: Ben Goodpasture, Casey Harman, Rebecca Franklin, Justin Grubb, Andrew Rutledge, Cristen Thompson, Amanda Pence, Tori Warr, and Angela Vasqu ez. The 4-H Club participate d in th e Christmas Parade in downtown Salem. Jus tin Boles anc present an expe cla ss. Matt G losser is lis te nin g to mu s ic at a sc hoo l dance. TENNIS CLUB: Front Ro w: Lauren Kern, Katie Fitzgerald, Kelly Minton, Jennifer Flowers. Ba ck Row: Christy Jennin gs, Sarah Koss, Wes ley Sprinkle, Laura Slusher. Daniel Hylton and pi zza that they What Was Your Favorite Class? I "My favorite class was hi s tory, or where my friend s were." -Mrs. Life LIBRARY ASSIST ANTS: Front Row: Morgan Fi sher, John O'Brien, A pri l Mo rga n, Susa n C harl es. Back Row: Daniel Hylto n, Andrea Mar tin , Be n A ndrews. (I 11 l.J {ij 64 .f l' Clubs, Runners "I would say gym, b eca u se I liked to play sports." -Mrs. Harrison "Definitely World Geography, b eca use 1 was good at it."-Mr. Wirt "I wasn't rea lly an academic p erso n, but it would have to be hi s tory." -Mr . Ad11111::; �1 Joe McWilliams m ent in science Mrs. Birckhead a nd Mrs. Farabaugh, parent vo lu n teers, w o rk o n a ne w di splay for the fro nt s ho wcase. ( 4-H CLUB: Front Row: Mrs. Jones, Tim H artman, Chris Abbott, Lynd sey Mills. Back Row: Kristy Lilly, April Morgan. GUIDANCE RUNNERS: Fro nt Row: N im C ha nhtha va nhtho ng, Kati e Williamson, Ricky Schum aker, Matt Blev ins, Va nce O vers treet, Angela Walker. 2nd Row: Kelly Tate, Anthony Rumley, Cory Lutz, Abby Willard , Jenni fer Lee, H eather Divers. Back Row: Ma tt Thom as, Robbie Buster, Luke Peery . Shannon Howard s li ce a mad e in Teen Living . Tim Samsa, Zach Smith, Travis Weeks, a nd Karl Witt sociali ze after schoo l whi le waiting for the bus. FHA: Front Row: Mrs. Hill, Am a nd a Sharp, Crysta l Stewa rt, Jus tin Ram sey, T11 mm y W11 ldro n, A nge la Vasqu ez, Je nni fer Hodges, Andrea Martin, Kim LaTempa. 2nd Row: N atha n Bro w n, Ju s tin Seld om rid ge, Sarn h Co le, Jessica McCa ul ey, T raci Ca dd , Ca nd 11ce Jo nes, Jessicil Woldrid ge, j essicil Elliot, Nat hil n W hite, Be n Ru trou g h . Bilek Row: ]ilso n Fe nd er, Ricky W heele r, Brnd C hri s tky, Jose ph Hicks, Beverl ee Luck, Leil h Fly nn , C ri s te n T ho m pso n, Oilrrell Hal l, C hri s Dud ek, TL1111m y Silc henb11cl1e r, D11 ni el Hy lton. Ca rri e P11cetti, Megh11n Prill11man, 11 nd Rocio Me nd ez hove a fun tim e working on il co ll age in ·1st periL1d yeo rblln k class . }= Clubs. Runners ii I 11 ~ 155 I I l~ �Front Row : Mr. Snyder, Kristen Bevil, Stephanie Waller, Morgan Fisher, Kristi Lilly, Heather Farmer, Sarah Cunningham. 2nd Row: Jennifer Lee, Romney Callison, Rebekah Adams, Jamie Booker, Tiffany Byrd, Arny Perfater. Back Row: Daniel Dobbins, Nick Miller, Brandon Covey, Chris Lopez, Sam Stephens. Front Row: Mrs. Kobza, Elizabeth Haynie, Charla Holley, Alicia Henson, Lendy McDowell, Dawn Sublett, Danielle Brown. 2nd Row: Crystal Peck, Alicia Herron, Kim Burford, Ashley Merritt, Stuart Rorer. 3rd Row: Amanda Painter, Crystal Wright, Jenny Labadie, Dana Whitt, Emily Nichols, Amanda Robinette. Back Row: Neil Latimer, Truman Farmer, Brooks Jackson, Nicole Smith, Katrina Hyler. Members of th e choir practice for the spring co ncert. r }= I ~ / Gs ur~ Choir Stuart Rorer, Alicia Henson, and D21wn Sublett sing out together. �PLAYING ITTHE BESTWE CAN! The VBODA District VI Junior High All-District Band was postponed due to snow, and was held at E.C. Glass High School on January 18, 1997. Andrew Lewis Middle School was represented by three students: Lauren Burns, 3rd chair Concert Band, Chris Herby, 9th chair Concert Band, and Joe McWilliams, 5th chair Concert Band. The students spent the day rehearsing, and after a short dinner break, performed music that they were given earlier that morning. Over 30 schools were involved in this annual event, and over 200 students participated. Also, in November, ALMS sent eight students to tryout for this honors band, among over 500 students from the district. Joe McWilliams, Lauren Burns, and Chris Herby represented Andrew Lewis in the All-District Band. Patrick Alcoke and Mr. Paxton blow their horns at a Salem football game. Capen Semones blows his tuba until he bursts, and he's pretty close! Lauren Burns and Liz Constantin march in the Chris tmas parad e . Mark Washenberger claps along at the football game. Ben Adams, Champe W allace, Todd Smith, a nd Tyler Puckett drun1 a w ay at the Lewis p ep rally . Band ~ 11=-1 i ~ [s1 I ,'--- lJ �THE PRIDE What is the best thing about band? Nikki Stallings- "That we get to perform for other people." Kim Hamilton- "Being around friendly people and going to a football game." Why did you choose to be in the band? 7th Grade Brass--Front Row: Michael Farmer, Jeff Philips, Ja mi e Robertson, Rod Morris. 2nd Row: Paul Daniels, Chance Witt, Stacey Cole, Sean Goad, Andre Hester, Eric Sparrow, W.D. White, Chris Buman, Tony Gonzalez, Andrew Dalton. 3rd Ro w: Nathan Mahan, Travis Meade, Mike Gerald, Eddy Smart, Jus tin Hunt, Billy Huffman, Jonathan Wing, Sean Turk, Andrew Guidry, David Christianson. Back Row: Derek Washenberger, Josh Stover, Trey Cantrell, Ma tt Collins, Apurva Trivedi, Curtis Lacey, Chase Lucado, Derrick Goad, Aaron Mosser, David Joyce, D.J. Sheppard. No t Pictured: Brandon Powers, Gunnar Vau ghn, Maggie Derr, Jessica Elliott. Erin Fagg- "It sounded neat." Chris Herby-"! wanted to learn something about music." "The Pride of Lewis"marche. Salem during the Christmas 8th Grade Brass--Front Row: Capen Semon es, Matt Glosser, Chris Schwizer, Matt Overstreet, Joe McWilliams, Jan elle Wheeler, Jos h Harlow, Pa ul Andrews, Josh Wa lton. 2nd Row: Liz Constantin, Lau ren Burns, Erin Eldridge, Jessica Poff, Jord an Perry, Brian Fra nklin, Krystal Kirby, Jonathan Cald er, Jordan Massey. 3rd Row: Travis Whi te, Lul<e Bryant, Zane Edwa rds, Rya n Jarrett, Jamie Burton, Mark Wasbenberge r, Ch ri s Herby, Tina Stover, Maria Elmore. Back Row: Tyler Puckett, Ben Adams, Brad Thompson, Todd Smith, Champe Wa llace, Jos h Collins, Andrew Booth, Justin Slaughter. Band Joe McWilliams does his own thing while Lauren Burns directs part of the brass section at a football ga m e. �OF LEW/$ The Andrew Lewis Band prepares for another song at the football game. 7th Grade Woodwind--Front Row: Fred erico Tonete, Amanda Akers, Marina Christodoulid es, Ashley Diamond, Katie Dodson, Britney Giordano, Ebony Matthews, Nosilla Mullins, Sunnie Parker, Dia1rna Reed, Lindsay Sellers, Amanda Warren, Christine Witt. 2nd Row: Stephanie Lawrence, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Beverly Abbott, Susan Charles, Tanya Caldwell, Heather Doughty, Shari Duviella, Katie Day, Ashley Aesy, Jus tin Beckner, Christina Applegate, Josh Adkins. 3rd Row: Am anda Griggs, Mark Hardin, Shawn Ga rst, Charles Kendrick, Meaghan Humphries, Catrina Kanode, Sha1rnon Lewis, Joha than O' Brien, Vy Nguyen, Shalena Morehead, A pril Morgan, Kelly Minton, Kim Hamilton. 4th Row: Amber Robertson, Marie Guthrie, Amanda Parks, Katherine Penney, Sara Franklin, Meghan Satterfield, Laura Slusher, Tina Wag ner, Daylyn Vogler, Nikki Stallings, Michael Sheppard, Abbey Rowe. 5th Row: Carmen Carroll, Crystal Light, Angela Wyatt, Angela Wood, Sarah Wolfer, Elizabeth McKiirney, Megan Pi1mell, Jona th an Maxwell, Drew Taylor, Ma tt Rose. Back Row : Gwen Feazelle, Kristy Harris, Timo Gordon, Keyla Rochford, Aus tin Dutton, BraJ1di Branso n. No t pictu red : H ea ther Butler, Ja red Benne tt, Jeffrey Lee, Jennifer Simmon s, Lind sey Johnso n, Ryann Fame. through the streets of parade. 8th Grade Woodwind--Front Row: Hea ther Lovelace, Sara Morgan, Becky Franklin, Kelly McKibbe n, Erin Fagg, Jess ica Paxton. 2nd Row: Billy Meadows, Jessica Winfrey, An gie Fra ncisco, Jessica Via, Ashley Sheppard , Lisa Saul, Alicia Underwood . Back Row: Jenni fer Furm an, Angela Wa lker, Mad eline Vest, Tiffa ny C regger, Jessica McCa uley, Ap ril Pendl eton, Ke]Jj Saxton , N icole O 'Mea ra. Band �Matt Davis a nd Michael Johns are busy working on their model rockets. Nathan Brown and Tommy Sachenbacher work with the SAM robot. Rohit Sansoa is filing his co2 car. Michae l Mooney and Nathan White work on their bridge in the engineering bridges module. rf:l Li J lJ Page Crew receives help from Mr. Owens, a student teacher working with Mr. Chester, in 6th grade explora tory class. Technology �Marie Guthrie and Joseph Hicks, members of FHA, are preparing Valentine treats for residents at a local nursing home. Brad Christley presents a science project in Mr. Wirt' s class. Students aren't the only ones learning at Andrew Lewis. Miss Richardson, Mrs. Crotts, and Mrs. Spessard are learning how to make presentations using Hyperstudio. Brian Alba a nd Kara Bobbitt paint castles in 8th grade art class. Kellee Green, Ashley Paitsel, Raven Stovall, and Robbi e Buster are participating in an assembly wi th Miss Virginia. Mrs. Vishneski a nd Katrina H yler spend quality time reading together . if ~l=-1 111 l~J1 Candids 1 �Q U 0 T A B "In art it was fun t with any characteri: Jennifer Varela, Chelsea Kitts, Lara Clark, and Allison Horan enjoy a hearty lunch during Old West Day. Drew Repass, Timo Gordon, Office r Tea g u e, Catrina Kanode, Christy Hart, and Emily Pierce s h ow th e ir dru g awareness during Red Ribbon Week . WHAT CLASS WOULD YOU MOST LIKE TO SKIP? WHY? "Civics because I have to copy too many notes." --Jason Fender "Gym, because the classes are co-ed." --Alisa Mook "I would skip math because it's not my best subject and I'm afraid to go in and find out my grade." --Jordan McArthur "Algebra becau se it gives me a headache."-Billy Journell Ben Good pasture a nd the ir ceramic castle . "French b ecause there are too many quizzes. "-Meris Powers Angie Woods and Josh Colli ns find the mass of two liquids in science cl ass. 11 2 I 1 1 U _;- L Candids Tomm y Sachenbacher and Paul Andrews g ive th e ir presentation on th e Statue of Libe rty, a sy mbo l of Ameri ca . Isa ia h Johns to n, Jenni f 1 Gibson cr ea te cas tl es Ou l �.. ~.a-IW'1a-~.w-!!'!•-I!!!••ZI create your own world tics that you wanted." Ross McDennott Justin Barba and Derek Blaylock enjoy a good meal. Mrs. Shupe holds a snake brought by a guest speaker from WMehouse for Pets in Mrs . Chisom's class. Andrea Martin, Heather Divers, and Summer Floyd watch for the "chicken thief" in a drama pla y. Gunnar Vaughn paint Kate Sammons, 6th g rader, tap dances her way to a 1st place in the talent show sponsored by the 7th & 8th grade choirs. Hodges, and Brandon of clay. Gina H endrickson, Tra v is White, John Leighton, Steven Fitzgerald , Joey Jubito, and Angie Francisco v isit First Union vvhere they work side by side with a m entor. ~ l=- . 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", while Brian Franklin , Jordan Massie , Chris Abbott, and Trey Rose hang out. ~ ,.. ' WOODY & DEU WEUONS Owners & Operators • I tze s Ice Cream & Chocolates Promenade Park (Rt. 419 & Colonial) 776-9854 Ads - ~ SALEM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE, 315 West 4th St. Salem, VA 2.4153 ~C. Telephone 389-0030 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE �R.l\I ... Bob .. J ohn so n 11 FA) ( Pill is Bros. Service Center 101 East 4th Street Salem, VA 24153 Official Inspection Station Phone 389-6741 Free Pick Up and Delivery (5-i ll ) 5S9-·i78 _) < 5~0J 5H9 --1 1-10 R MjOHNSO~ -& SONS JEWtLl!R S ~ ·-;,; .\:-. " . :·~ __:...:. - 7 : 5 Suuch Co ll ct!C Avenue • Sakm. Vi rginia i~1 2~ 15) EdwardJones Garage Builders F**1U.S.A. rxx3 Paul J. Curran, CFP Investment llc prescntatJvc 23 Wcsl Calhoun Street Salem. VA 24153 Bus 540-389-2450 • Fax 540-389-0411 800-441-2·157 GARAGES• WORKSHOPS John Hagerman P 0 Box 1442 Salem , VA 241!53 Local • 369-7662 Toll Free• 1-600- 745-7662 Sen-ing Individual Investors Since 2871 oberts muffler • service --- _,_.,. \,U;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml-.......... """ ........ FREE ESTIMATES Open 8-5 Mon.- Fri. 8-Noon Sat. •CUSTOM PIPE BENDING & EXAUST SYSTEMS •DOMESTIC & IMPORT •CATALYTIC CONVERTERS •LIGHT- HEAVY TRUCKS • RV'S & VANS * 25 ,000 LB . HEAVY DUTY TRUCK LIFT* OVER 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 387-2144 1112 WEST MAIN ST.• SALEM, VA BILLING ADDRESS-PO BOX 1532 SALEM,VA 24153 AMRl+EIN'S MARGARET LAWRENCE Pres ident "( (54o) 387-209 1 Hours BRENDA B. BOWER • DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS/HUMAN RESOURCES rtderJu.l p ""VV 0 ,-ds ~ Tues.- Fri. 10:00- 6:00 Sat. 10:00-5:00 Bibles Ch ildren 's Books M usic - V ideos Gifts 1526 W . Ma in St. P. 0 . Bo x 460 Salem , VA 24153 ~ }~ I Ads I ' ~ 177 I ~~ ~ �Ka te Sammons won $50 cash, W.D. White won $25 to the Salem Ice Cream Parl or, and Jennifer Lee received two pizzas from Papa John 's for bei ng 1s t, 2nd, and 3rd place w inners in the school talent show. Stephanie Finley, Angela Vasqu ez, and Tamm y Waldron say hi to the ca m era w hil e Scotty Pollard and Jos h f-l eado n try to ge t in o n th e sho t. Jared Pendelton ea ts taco chips in a very unusual way. Hea th er Fa rme r enjoys doin g th e Ma ca rena at th e Winte r Socia l. Candids �Swimming in th e pool a t the "Y" was a popular thing to d o during the 8th grade party. Goofin g off at dances is a stud ent's fa vorite thing to do. ]ocelv n Wo hl fo rd tries he r lu ck a t th e m o ney boo th. It's g rea t fun to m ake a nd eat p izza in Teen Li v in g clas~ , but A ri ca Dickson, Sha nn o n H owa rd , Ju sti n Seldomr id ge, Tomm y Sachenbac he r, a nd Da ni e l H y lto n ex perie nce ha nd s on that yo u a lso have to clean u p vo ur m ess. ~I.- fl 11 Candids 1-=- ·~ ~ 179 I ~, ~ �389-9925 Fine Jewelry Richie Alba Salem's Finest Jewels 1467 West Main St. Spartan Square Sa lem, VA 24153 Adm 1n1strator 705 Clearview Drive Vinion, V1rgm1a 24179 703-982-6691 Fax 703-982-6518 --(~v~ ~--Y ~ .::_.\.--\ ~ I '-""""'""c 'II I U Open 7 Daysi) Week Pat Conner, Owner 736 West 4th St . · Salem . VA 241S3 Mr. Seibert helps his 8th grade class cheer the loudest a t the Pep Rally. 1;or, ROA >:O KE STREET •• Bikes •• Bikes •• Bikes •• ~-s='..-ON - FLOO;AND TILE •---. ('urpet • T ile • Ha rdwood Floor • Vinyl FLOOR COVERING PROFESSIONALS SINCE 1959 lll"S H OME .I.A.CK CLIFTON Ill :l H~·~!tX~ 3 ~!! ·1~ 1'f> Full Line of Accessories Repair Shop Exercise Equipment Bike Rentals • You can special order your bike • Hrs. Mon. - Fri. 10 il. lll. - 7 p.m., Sil t. 9 il. lll . -5 p.m . Cooper's Schwinn Cycling and Fitness Center Fom111/ly Cycle Cm/ er, /11 c. /11 lms/11css si11 cc 1966 1236 W es t Main Street 389-BIKE (2453) Sa le m v y_·,e ~(~~ ,_ A~(,ii ..//: ,~· no/ , /,.,.,,,,,.._.,.J .uZJ)/ .ke )'f{;jf - ./C-uuc.t~J - .9"tvn#/l '7/G.:r .9:r:a!hr/'nLJ L!UIFS TAT~ 703-387-4430 SALEM, VA. Ads )'.. ft,- ]/,..~ / ~,.{ , /f.rr r / . '//i/r,w 7 u v uu a _.;...; ;_ ;J �"'~·- CoUfor Rtserval/OIU i. . ~'t- J}ager~eim ~stauran't V~ ~ . •• 7bt Wrncaa Rtslaura1U"' EFFREYS 121 East .4fai'll SL Sal<M, l'A 24153 GUNmER GASS George A. Jeffreys & Co., Inc. PO. Box 909-528 Chapman Street Salem, VA 24153 540-389-8220 Fax 540-387-9705 The sophisticated Ross McDermott and Matt Caldwell get ready to order at El Rodeo during the Spanish/French Club banquet. Richard M. Smith, CPA 389-6590 Smith & Company Accounts Tax Consultents 220 Boulevard • Salem, VA 24153 ~ Ads Tf=-__:o-\1 I ~ la1 , ~r .L �Blue Ridge Sporting Supplies, Inc. High Quality Products Reasonably Priced Erica Kessinger and Cristy Athey find something amusing at one of our socials. Brooks-Byrd Pharmacy, Inc. Long Distance Charge Card Orders: (800) 669-2471 Customer Service and Local Orders (540) 389-1368 620 Chapman St. P.O. Box 1537 Salem, VA 24153 CAMERON BROOKS- SHELBY KLEIN Pharmacists SALEM'S PRESCRIPTION CENTER 2 East Main Street Salem, VA TELEPHONE 389-8111 120 Eas! Mmn S1reet Salem, Virginia 24153 OLDE SALEM STAllNED GILASS AND A NTUOUES 1-800-994-3928 389-9968 JOHN B McDANIEL Get Your Kicks At Melrose • Brambleton • Troutville Real Good More Than Enough Downright Reasonable TAEKWONDO AMERICA Oak Grove Plaza 2057 Electric Rd, Roanoke 989-6765 L Ads 109 Pollard Stree t Vinton 345-9806 �NORTH SALEM RECREATION CLUB We care about your children, DO YOU? Please get involved -- volunteer your time to coach, assist, make phone calls. We need your help in all sports. We handle all sports for children ages 6 to 18. Most important, attend our meeting the second Sunday of each month- 3:00 P.M.- Parks and Rec. Bldg., 216 S. Broad St. You may be surprised at what we do for your children. President - Bill Ferris LAW OFFICES WALDROP JOLLY PLACE FRALIN & PRILLAMAN, P.C. 726 ROANOKE ST. P.O. BO X 352 SALEM, VA 24153 ~ REALTY 500 Eosf Fourth Slreef Solem. VA 24153 2727 Electric Road . SW CERAMIC TILE COMMERCIAL and KITCHEN & BATHROOM HOME IMPROVEMENTS RESIDENTIAL REMODELING Roufe 419 Roanoke, VA 24018 TERESA FANT Gold A ward Winner Miii/o n Dollar Club Office Home Fo x Pager (703) (703) (703) ( 703) 389-8 1O1 389-8062 389-6004 776-8811 Compliments of your delegate ... Ads �7th and 8th graders enjoy their social time in the gym. These 6th graders are d1owin' down on barbecued ribs on Wild West Day. O ur band, und er the direction of Mr. Paxton, is playing Salem Born at one of the Lewis foo tball ga mes. Misti Ha german, Brandy Cordon, Lauren Fowler, Tina Wagner, and Tony Conza lez are participating in the Metric Ol ympi cs during Mrs. Shupe's science class. r Candids Andrea Rhoades and Amber Robertson are having fun a t tlw C h1ishnas Dance. �SPARTAN SILK SCREEN, INC. 107 Boulevard Salem, V1rgm1a 24153 PEI EMORY C. COLLINS . CO. INC. (540) 389-0029 HOWARD M SEMONES Insurance Life , Health , Group Securities* W. Randall Zimmerman ·Fortis Investors. Inc .. Craighead-Zimm e rm a n & Assoc iates. In c. 27 East Clay Street Salem, VA 24 153 Virginia Martial Arts Academy, Inc. Regi stered Represe ntative P.O . Box 64284 St. Paul , MN 551 64 1-800-800-2638 f'al,,,.u1fl' (540) 389- 1203 Moo Duk Kwan-Tae Kwon Do Arn is Tai Chi Chuan 854 West Salem Plaza • Salem, VA 24153 Ph - (540) 387-5038 Ch f I t t Master 1e ns rue or W1lhs Myers Berkley Roberts 7th grad e rs a tte nd a n assembly in the auditorium. G. SPRINKLE, III, D.D.S. CAROLINE A. WALLACE, D.D.S. Family Denlstry 511 Boulevard Salem, Virginia 24153 Ojfi~ Hours By Appointment ROGER L. RAKES Qu a lity Ag ent Auto, Property, Life , Bu s in e s s Office (540) 389-0330 Allstate· You're in good hands. Allst•te lnsur•nc• Comp•nv 41 W est M a in St So lem , VA 24 153 Bu s 387-312 1 FAX 387 -9 120 Ads �. ......_ _...- ,,,., -·~"). .r~ I -· ,- Proud spon~or .o f ALMS Honor Roll Parties ( I I LJ 86 cJl I _,;- I _L Ads �family Chiropractors Dr. Joe Foley Dr. Dmne DeReu-foley B&B FASTENERS INC. P.O. BOX 149 SALEM, VA 24153 1018 TENNESSEE ST. JACKSON BEAMER BUS. (540) 387-0883 HOME (540) 986-0679 FAX (540) 389-7347 SPECIALIZING IN NUTS & BOLTS 'l08 Colorado &l &lcm VA 24153 (703) 389-24'!.l SALEM ICE CREAM PARLOR SUNDAES• :MILKSHAKES• MALTS CONES• FLOATS• BANANA SPLlTS We only use the best--Hershey's (we also carry Fat Free & Sugar Free) SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK• 11 AM-11 PM YOUR HOMETOWN ICE CREAM PARLOR Students head for the gym every day as they get off of the bus. Phone 540·389-0545 Qu~ and SHIRT LAUNDRY MAIN PLANT Fax 540-389-0584 Linda Dickerson Agency Manager BE ST Insurance Agency, Inc. 223 West 4th Street Salem, Virginia 24 153 827 College Ave . • Salem 3119-2;!33· BRANCH LOCATIONS SALEM • 1220 Wmt Main Su-cC"t •994 Eau Main Strttt ROANOKE *JJ09 8ramblcton An .. S.W. 22 8ullltt Ave., S. W. J) Salem Ave .. S.W. VINTON •994 Wuhlncton Ave. (EMt Vinton rt...) •Coln .Law:Nlriu A•HabU OR. GEORGE S. TATE OR. RICHARD H. TATE L1'A feb AC"Ti!SI fTilffl A'"'""' lcw/6 Ploo•e: 38~491 ~ I 1 !I ~· a11 Ads l)-- jJ �'97 PI ONE ER SECTION EDITORS Student Life: Casey Harman Sports: Carrie Pacetti Clubs/Academics: Meghan Hochkeppel People: Lauren Kennedy Ads: Brian Alba Buisness Manager: Meghan Pri Ila man Advisor: Mrs. Foster Staff Andrew Lew is was on e of the g rea test pioneers. H e was b o rn in Don ga l, Province of U lster, Ireland in 1720. He s tood ta ll a t 6' 4" as the so n o f th e first w h ite se ttler in th e Roanoke Va lley. O ur sch ool is nam ed a fter thi s brave man w h o is now buried in Eas t H ill Cem ete ry. Misti Hagerman Lisa Parr Krvstal Snavelv All is on Li neberrv Nathan Auldridge EI iza beth Wa rbeck Aaron Cook Megan Blevins Julia Clark Alisa Mook Kathi Clark Dallas King Rocio Mendez Heather Ferris �WORLD BEAT . N A T I 0 N A L - - - - - 1D:-- W 0 RLD MUS IC - - -IR. ENTERT A INMEN T - - - - -'" ---=-- - �WORLD ~ King Hussein of ""'l"7 Jordan [right ) visits the West Bank of the Jordan River in October to show su ppor t for the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks and the establishment of an independent Palesti nian state . It is Hussein's first visit since Jordan lost the territory to Israel in the 1967 ArabIsraeli W ar. flash In N ovember, a hijacked Ethiopian airli ner crashes after r unn ing out of fue l. The crash occurs near a resort beach in the Comoros Islands in t he Indian Ocea n. At least 1 2 3 of the 175 people on board die, including the hija cker s . After 36 year s , Central America's longest ci vil wa r ends w hen Indian rebels and military leftists sign a truce in Guatemala. chainnan of the country's new three-person presidency in September. The election is held in accordance with provisions of the U.S.-brokered Dayton peace agreement . AP/Wide Wortd ,.d. Br itish Telecommunications agrees to pur chase M CI Communications for up to $ 2 1 billion in November. The dea l is the biggest fore ign pur chase of a U.S. com pany ever concluded. A U.N.-negotiated treaty ba nning chemical weapons worldwide is set to take effect in the spring. The treaty prohibits the development, prod uction, stockpiling or use of chemical weapons, and calls for the destruction of existing supplies. The treaty is signed by 160 nations , including the U.S. Russian ""'l"7 President Boris Yeltsin w ins reelection in July. despite persistent healt h pr oblem s . After successful heart surgery in N ovember he returns to wor k. A_. The Miss World beauty ~ pageant, held in Bangalore . India in November, raises a storm of protests , some violent, including one by a group threatening to stage a mass suicide durin g the pageant's telecast . A new Miss Wor ld is crowned withou t incident. ,...l_ A pipe bomb explodes 1n 'lllf7 Centennial Olympic Park after the first day of competit ion at the Summ er Olympics in Atlanta . Flags fly at half-mast to mourn the 1 per son killed and more than 1 00 injured . ~ Pope John Paul II undergoes "9"-' surgery for an inflam ed appendix in October. His chief surge on . Or. Francesco Cr ucitti. announces that the 78-year-old leader of t he Roman Catholic Chur ch is free from "previously undiscovered seri ous ailments ." �_,.d,.__ In a group so ~ large it could be !Tacked by satellite , hundreds of thousands of refu gees abandon camps in Zaire in November and begin a journey home to Rwanda, which they had fi ed to escape a civil war. Closing of the camps fo rces the r efugees to flee. _d__ M ass graves containing the ~ bodies of M uslim s, allegedly murd ered by Serbs in 1992 dur ing the Bosnian civil war. ar e excavated in Bosnia-Herzegovina throughout t he year as a shaky peace negotiated in 1995 continues. ,.-! Anti-American Saudi ~ t.erTClnsts are blamed for a truck bomb that kills 19 U S. service people on June 25 in Dhahran , Saudi Arabia . Mourners grieve at a memorial service held in Khobar, Saudi Arabia . _A_ M ore than 300 Tutsi refugees ~ in the African countTy of Burundi are slain by Hutus, a rival ethnic group. The covered bodies , mostly women and children , illustTate the ferocity of the conflict. ,-:;;;J,.__ A lone ~ gunman kills 16 kindergartners, their teacher'. and then himself, at a Dunblane . Scotland school in March 1996. A month after the tTagedy, officials tear dow n the school gymnasium in which the shootings occurred. ~ I srae l i right-wing leader· ~ Ben1ami n N eta nyahu wins the M ay 1 996 electron for Prime Mrnrster, defeatrn g Prrme Mrnister Shrrnon Per·es. whom many lsraelrs thrnk 1s making too many concessrons to Israel's Arab ne1ghbor·s OR l D �NATIONJAL ~ BintiJua, a ~ gori lla at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo. becomes a hero w hen she rescues a .... 3 -year-old boy knocked unconscious after falling 18 feet into the ape enclosure. The boy suffers brain contusions but soon recovers. flash - The U.S. Army issues strict new policies for drill instructors and female trainees, as hundreds of complaints of sexual harassment are revealed in N ovember. Drill _d_ Former U.N. ambassador ~ Madeleine Albright is nominated for Secretary of State by President Clinton on December 5. Confirmed in office in J anuary 1 997 , Albright is the first woman to head the State Department. instructo rs are now required to leave their doors open if a female is inside, and women must travel in pairs. After thousands of veterans complain of illnesses since the 199 1 Persian Gulf War, the Pentago n warns they may have been exposed to chemi cal weapons. The Pentagon reveals _d_ ~ Dubroff is killed when her after take-off in bad weather from sarin nerve gas may have been released. the Cheyenne , Wyoming airport. Her flying instructor and her fathe r. the plane's two passengers. are also killed in the April 1 996 crash . Freemen The 81-day siege ends peacefully in J une. .&ol___ controversia l youth beauty pageants . financial improprieties. On August 11 . a ~ boater r escues awareness of Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (A-Georgia) is fined $300 ,000 in a bi-partisan vote after the House Ethics Committee's year-long investigation into alleged One of the longest armed stand-offs in U .S. history occurs outside Jordan. Monta na between the FBI and members of an antigovernment gmup calling itself the Cessna airplane crashes shortly that up to two tons of Six-year-old beauty pageant queen JonBenet Ramsey is found murdered in the basement of her parents' Colorado home the day after Christmas. Her death raises a nationwide ~ ~ Seven-year-old pilot Jessica A__ Theodore Kaczynski , alleged be the "Unabomber," who killed 3 people and wounded more than 20 others with mail ~ to bombs since 1978. 1s arrested 1n M ontana 1n Apr il 1996 . Information provided by Kaczynski's brother leads to the ar rest. 10-year-old Taylor Touchstone from the snake- and alligatorinfested waters of a Florida swamp 14 miles away from where he disappeared August 7 . Although exhausted and badly scra tched . the autistic boy r ecovers fu lly. �~ William "i"7 Jefferson Clinton defeats Republican Bob Dole and Independent H. Ross Perot to become the 42nd president of the U.S. and the last president of the 20th century. Clinton is the first Democrat since Franklin Roosevelt to be reelected to a second term . ,--l A civil jury finds former football ~ st.ar O.J. Simpson liable for the June 12. 1994 wrongful deaths of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson. and her friend. Ronald Goldman. In a unanimous verdict. the jury awards $ 8 .5 million in compensatory damages to Goldman's parents. The Brown and Goldman fa m ilies are each awarded $12.5 million in punitive damages. alknale military academy, admits four women, including Petra Loventinska [left) and Jeanie Mont.avlos. Mont.avlos and another female cadet later drop out, citing harassment Carolina. is one of many Eastern locations hit hard by Hurricane Bertha in July. Six powe1·ful hurricanes, all with and "sadistic" hazing. winds over 110 miles per hour. made ,---,l_ Topsail Beach. a town on an ~ island off the coast of N orth 1 996 a near-f'ecord year doing $3. 5 ,J_ N ationwide, ~ for est fires blacken more than twice the acreage lost to fires in an avei-age year. California . Montana and Oregon are particularly hard hit. Sthwa r/ Gamma billion in damage in the U S. ,J._ All 11 0 people aboard a ~ ValuJet DC-9 are killed in M ay 1 996 when a fire breaks out in the cargo hold. The plane. en route from Miami to Atlanta . crashes and disappears almost completely into the Florida Ever glades. making it difficult for workers to retrieve wreckage . L1a1c;on NATIONAL �SCIENOE ~ Ame rican "'l"7 astronaut Shannon Lucid (right ) spends 1 88 days in space , breaking American space endurance records after joining the crew of the Russian space station M ir. flash LU u ~ LU -u (./) A 9 ,300-year-old skeleton discovered in July near Richland, Washington is the oldest and most intact set of human bones ever discovered in North America. Research is suspended , however, as the tribes from the ~ Videogame giant Nintendo ~ releases its long-awaited Nintendo 64, a new hardware system that draws players into the game and m oves three times faster than any existing system. Native American grounds w here it is found claim the skeleton as an ancestor and want the bones buried. Trauma Seal, a new medical adhesive that is applied like a lip-ba lm stick, is in clinical trials at 10 hospitals and health care institutions nationwide. The biodegradable adhesive could eliminate stitches and return visits. New Yor k Police Department ca nines beg in wearing threepound, infrared cameras, scouting out potentially dangerous areas before police officers enter the scene. Handlers are developin g bu llet-proof vests for the dogs to wear A new category of anima l 1s discovered in the form of bacteria that live on the lips of lobsters. Symbian pandora. which lives on food scraps from lobster lips , 1s ca lled "the zoolog ical highlight of the decade. " __j,, ,-J. An expedition to raise the ~ Titanic, the legendary "unsinkable" ocean liner that sank on its maiden voyage in 1 91 2 , from its Nor th Atlantic grave more than two miles deep , ends in fai lure in August due to rough seas. _d__ In August, scientists ~ discover evidence of bacteria-like life on a meteorite fo und in 1 984 and believed to be par t of the crust of Mars 4 . 5 billion years ago . It 1s the first possible The Mars ~ Surveyor Trolley, named Sojourner, is carried on-board Mars Pathfinder, an unmanned spacecraft launched in December. So1ourner, a free-roving probe t he size of a child's wagon , will photograph the Martian surface and determine the composition of rocks on Mars. Satellite dishes become one of the year's hottest-selling electronic consumer products. Owners find the savings of not paying for cable services cover the cost within a few months . proof that life is not unique to Earth. Echos1.J1 Co 111rnu1uca11un<. Cwp �~ California's Hubble Space Telescope ~ captures new images of Aquarium opens a new wing in March 1996. The million-gallon indoor quasars, the universe's most powerful and baffling phenomena. Previously ocean showcases the marine life of the outer reaches of Monterey Bay, 5 to 6D miles offshore . ..-J. _A._ The ""l"7 Monterey Bay thought only to exist in colliding galaxies, new pictures indicate quasars can also exist in undisturbed galaxies-causing astronomers to revisit their theories. An "oxygen bar· in T" Toronto, Canada allows patrons to pay $16 to spend 2D minutes breathing pure oxygen. The owners of the O. Spa Bar claim the treatment is a healthy way to reinvigorate the body and offer fruit "flavors" to liven up the experience . _A._ The Smithsonian Institution ~ celebrates the 1 50th anniversary of its founding with a nationwide tour of prize exhibits . including this stovepipe hat worn by Abraham Lincoln. ,.J.,._ Paleoanthropologist Mary Leakey, shown with husband Louis Leakey in a 1959 photograph, dies in December. Discoveries by the Leakeys throughout their careers are some of the most important in paleoanthropological ""f' history Her greatest discovery was a trail of 3.7-million-year-old footprints, which 5 �FACES ~ ''The Late Show· ~ host David Letterman [right), w.ho had been hinting at retirement, re-signs his contract with CBS. keeping him at "The Late Show" t hrough 2002. flash U I t-.-1"'1 1"""-1.. ' Former NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle dies on December 6. Rozelle is credited with transforming professional football into America's top spectator sport, and with inventing t he Super Bow l. _d__ Mother Teresa, 1979 ~ Nobel Peace Prize winner, suffers a heart attack in late December. It is the 86-year-old Roman Catholic nun's fourth serious illness in 1 996. LL.---- Basketball megastar M ichael Jordan launches his own cologne: M ichael Jordan Cologne. Demand for the fragrance is so high that manufacturer Bijan Fragrances limits sales to 12 bottles per customer. The ever-present Cindy Crawford releases a book on applying make-up. Basic Face enjoys a long run on the best-seller lists. ,d.. ~ appears vvith host Rosie O'Donnell on ABC's "The Rosie O'Donnell Show. " The talk show, which premier es in 1996, gains quick popularity and respect. A In April 1996, singer Michael Jackson is seen escorting a woman later identified as Debbie Rowe, an employee of Jackson's plastic surgeon. In November, Jackson announces that he and Rowe ar e married and that she 1s carr ying his child . ~ The National Women 's Ha ll of Fame opens in Seneca Falls, New York, inducting 11 women , including author Louisa May Alcott, and Oveta Culp Hobby, the nation 's first female colonel. ~ Music megastar M adonna ~ gives birth to Lourdes Maria Ciccone Leon , a 6-pound, 9-ounce girl, on October 14. M adonna's big year continues when she wins a Golden Globe for her role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's on-screen rendition of the musical Evita. Archbishop of Chicago , Cardinal Joseph Bernardin dies of pancreatic cancer in Noverr1ber. Bernardin .,..l_ In October, TV talk-show was known for being a reconciler in churches torn between tradition and modern culture , as we ll as for speaking out aga:nst phys1cianass1sted sui cide. host "'f7 Jenny Jones testifies during the Michigan murder trial of Jonathan Schmitz . Schmit2 was accused of killing Scott Amedure, who revealed romantic feelings fo r Schmitz during a Ma rch 1995 taping of a "Jenny Jones Show. " ~ '-~~'-'=-~~~~-'--"~..=...:=--~~~ ~ I Regis Philbin �~ ln asmall . secret ceremony on an island off the coast of Georgia. John F. Kennedy Jr. marries Carolyn Bessette, a Calvin Klein publicist, in September. Kennedy, who dated Bessette for two years . had long been considered one of the world's most eligible bachelors. "l"7 A_ New York Yankees fan Jeffrey ·~ Maier interferes with a fiy ball during game one of the American League Championship Series on October 9. The hit is ruled a home run, tying t he game 4 to 4 in the eighth inning and making Maier New York's hero for a day. ,..,l _ More than 4,0XJ ~ items owned by former First Lady Jacquelyn Kennedy Onassis and President John F. Kennedy are auctioned off in April 1996, including a necklace of simulated pearls shown in this 1962 photograph . The fake pearls , valued at $500 to $700, sell for $211 .500, bringing the auction total to $ 34.5 million. _d__ Veteran comedian George Burns ~ dies in March 1996, just weeks after reaching the age of 100. The legendary Burns won an Oscar, an Emmy and a Grammy Award in an illustrious career dating back to vaudeville. ~ As a stand against the invasion "l"7' of his privacy, George Clooney. star of NBC's "ER. " boycotts Paramount's "Entertainment Tonight" after 1ts sister show "Hard Copy" runs unauthorized footage of the actor's private life. FACES �ENTERllAINM HNT _,d.__ Patrick Stewart ~ [le~] and Brent Spiner [right) star in Star Trek: First Contact, a movie featuring characters from the TV show "Star Trek: The N ext Gener ation ." flash 4 Scott Adams' Dilbert, the zp- comic strip about office politics , captures the nation's -<{ f- °' UJ 1- rz UJ Tom Cruise star s in Jerry Maguire, a romantic comedy about a sports agent who decides to change his sha llow ways, and spends the rest of the movie trying to regain his success. It is a breakthrough role for Cruise, who is normally depicted as a cocky winner. To honor the 20th anniversary of its release, producer George Lucas issues a "remade" Star Wars, with new scenes, computerized special effects and souped-up animation. Lucas' grand plan calls for a nine-film cycle, including prequels. imagination. In book form , The Dilbert Principle becomes a national best-seller. ,J.. Tom Hanks' first effort at directing receives cri t ical praise when That Thing You Doi, a movie about the meteoric rise and fall of a 1 960s rock band . opens in October. ,.---! Actors Winona Ryder and Daniel Day-Lewis star in The Crucible, which opens in December. The screen adaption of Arthur Miller's famous play about the Salem witch trials is written by Arthur Miller himself ~ English actor/director Kenneth Branagh plays Hamlet 1n his starstudded remake of Shakespeare's classic. Despite running four hours , t he movie 1s a critica l and box-office _,...!~ Model Brooke Shields [center) ~ moves to televi sion in NBC's "Suddenly Susan ," a sit-com premier ing in September. Shields plays a columnist opposite magazine editor Judd N elson [far r ight) success . NBC's Thursday night drama "ER" features telev1s1on's first HIVpos1t1ve prominent character Jeanie Bou let. a phys1c1an 's assistant played by Gloria Reuben . 1s re latively open about her cond ition and helps confront the stigma of AIDS. Academy Award- ~ w inning actor ,-j.___ Sherr y Stringfield , Dr. Susan ~ Lewis on NBC's "ER ." leaves t he show at the peak of her character's popularity. In her final episode . when Or. Mark Greene. played by Anthony Edwards . declares his love for Susan. the show gamers 1ts highest ratings ever. Lost World. a sequel to Jurassic Park. the colossal novel and movie. The new book promises tc generate just as much hype. with a movie already 1n t he works . NBC t1om Shuo1111g Siar �~ Explosive special _A_ Bugs Bunny and Chicago Bulls ~ basketball star Michael Jordan shar e top billing in Space Jam, a par tially animated feature film that opens in late November. "'i"7 effects rivet audiences to their seats as they watch Independence Day, one of summer 's blockbuster movies. ,...,\ Tom Cruise stars in Mission: Impossible, based on the 1960s and '70s television series of the same name. Despite critical put-downs. the movie is a huge box-office hit. ~ ~ ~ ~ Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series in NBC's "3rd Rock From the Sun ," a sit-com about a family of aliens living in contemporary America . ,J._ Actors Brad Pitt (left) and ~ J ason Patric star in ~ America's favorite sit-com Sleepers. a film about four m en and ""r7 father. Bill Cosby, enjoys the their extraordinary scheme to reven ge t he abuse t hey experienced as boys. The controversial m ovie also stars Dustin Hoffm an, Robert De Niro and Kevin Bacon. _A_ Star s success of his new CBS show, "Cosby." In January 1997, however. tragedy strikes as Cosby's son Ennis is killed in Los Angeles 1n an apparent random robbery. Bill Paxton and Helen -~ Hunt flee a tornado of awesome proport ions in Tw1ste1·. another summer blockbuster. which tells the story. of stonn chasers highly elevated to st udying the inner workings of tornadoes . ENTE RTAI �MUSIC ~ Britishpop superstars Uam (left) and Noel Gallagher cancel the remainder of a U .S. concert tour in September amid rumors that th eir band , Oasis, is br·eaking up. Denying the r eports, the brothers announce they will r elease a new album in the summer of 1997. ~ flash - Folk and blues artist Tracy Chapman returns to the scene in 1996 with the single "Give Me One Reason." Chapman receives five d~ The Beatles' Anthology 3, '¥7 the third and final album from the reunited remaining members of the band, is released in November. Following the example of their two previous anthologies, Anthology 3 sells in record numbers. Grammy nominations in January 1 997. The artist formerly ,.J,. Bush, a British rock group with an American "grunge" sound. tcurs the U .S. tc promote their album know n as Prince rel eases ~ Emancipation, a threehour, threeH::D album , in ho nor of his rel ease from his W arner Bros. r ecording contract. Gu it ar ist Slash of Guns N ' Roses form s his ow n band. His new gr oup , S\ash 's Bl ues Ball, is a six-man blues ban d grounded in t he bluesbased ha r d r ock of the 1 970s. Sixteen Stone. They release another c hart-topping album , Razorblade Suitcase, in the w inter. _d_ Kiss bass guitarist Gene ~ Simmons strikes a familiar pose as t he band kicks off a reunion tour with a June 28 concert in Detroit. The tour marks the fir st time the original members of the band perform together since 1979. Rocker Sheryl Cr ow \Din s the ranks of m usicians who have had their albums banned fro m Wal-Mart. The retail giant objects to a lyric all eging that kids kill each other with guns they obta ined from the store. A_ H eavy m eta l band M etallica ~ 1s the heacll 1111ng act for tJ1e su111111e1· concert Lollapalooza. trad 1t1ona ll y an al te r~n at1ve-rock .A_ After 1 D years of separation. members ~ of the band Van Halen are reunited with A__ Canadian their former lead si nge 1~ David Lee Roth (right). You, which sells more than 1 6 Roth later claims he thought he was re1rnn111g the band . who chose a different lead s111ge1· pop artist Celine Dion tops the charts 1n 1 996 with tl1e album Falling Into ~ million copies worldwide. at the MTV Video Music Awards 1n September show. M eta lhca 1·em a1ns highprohle. w 111111ng an MTV award for the year 's Best H ard Rock Video 111 September �~ No Doubt, fronted by lead ~ singer Gwen Stefani , releases Tragic Kingdom, which includes such chart-toppers as "Just a Gir l, " "Spiderwebs. " and "Don't Speak. " A_ Counting Crows' second album, ""f" Recovering the Satellites, is r eleased in October. The long awaited fol low-up to 1993 's August and Everything After debuts at number one on the charts. _A_ George Strait is honored by the in October with three major awardsSingle of the Year for "Check Yes or No," Album of the Year for Clear Blue ~ Country Music Association Sky. and Male Vocalist of the Year. - ~ The hit ~ single "Where It's At" kicks ott t he new Beck album Odelay, which is critical acclaim . Spin magazine awards Beck Artist of the Year. A__ Toni Braxton's second album, ~ Secrets, is released in summer 1 996. Braxton wins R&B Single of the Year for "Let It Flow" at the Billboard Music Awards in the fall. Fourteen-year-old singing sensation LeAnn Rimes is nominated for t he Country Music Association's Horizon Award after the breakthrough success of her single "Blue. " The popular new star is often compared to country music legend Patsy Cline. ~ The music world is stunned in ~ September by the death of rapper Tupac Shakur. killed in a d1'ive-by A__ Alanis M or1ssette's Jagged -"If' Little Pill reigns the charts . becoming the all-time top-selling album by a fema le artist. Morissette also dominates the 1996 Grammys by winning four awards, including Best Album . shooting in Las Vegas . Speculations as to the killer's motive abound , but the year ends with no answers and no arrests. us~c �~ The New York ~ Yankees win the World Series, beating the Atlanta Braves in a four-g ame sweep , after losing the first two games. It is the first series title for the Yankees since 1978. flash I=: °' D Tennis pr o Pete Sam pr as wins t he eight h grandslam title of his car eer at the U. S. Open in Se ptem ber. Steffi Graf w ins the U.S. Open Women 's title, beating Monica Seles. _,d_ Team USA w ins t he World "¥7 Cup of Hockey. beating Canada 5-2 in the final. Eight teams from Canada, Europe and the U.S. par t ici pate in the World Cup , which replaced t he Canada Cup . c...n ----- I W I Pro boxer M ike Tyson loses his Heavvweight Ch ampion of the World title to Evander Holyfield in a November match. Ho lyfield, a former two-time world champion , reclaims his title in the surprise w in . Chicago Bulls star Dennis Rodman furthers his controversial r eputation by kicking a photographer in the groin during a game against the M innesota Timberwolves in January 1997. Rodman is suspended for up to 11 games without pay, costing him more than $1 million , in additio n to a $ 25 ,000 f ine to the NBA, as well as a reported $ 200 .000 settlement with the photographer. Baltimore Orioles second baseman Roberto Alomar 1s suspended for five ga m es , deferred to the 1997 season , when he spits on an ump ir e during a heated argumen t over a questmnable ca ll in the Natmnal League play-offs. Controversy ensues over the leniency of the punishment . ,.d.. ~ Paul Molitor of the Minnesota Twins becomes the 21st player in major league history to reach 3 ,000 career hits. The milestone is reached in September. when Molitor triples against Kansas City Royals rookie pitcher Jose Rosado. ,.-J. Twenty-year-old golfing phenom Eldr ick "Tiger" W oods turns pro in August, making the transition fro m exceptional amateur golfer to well-endor sed professional. including a deal wit h Nike worth an estimated $40 million. ~ _,d.____ Race car driver Terry Labonte ~ wins NASCAR's Winston Cup championship with a total of 4.657 points after finishing fifth in the final r ace , the Napa 500, at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. _,...L Led by quarterback Brett the Gre en Bay Packers beat the New England Patriots 35-21 in Super Bowl XXXI at the Louisiana Superdome . It is the Packers' first Super Bowl since 1968 . ~ Favre. �,d.._ The U.S. ~ women s gymnastics team takes the gold at the Summer Olympics. Kerri Strug, second from r ight, is the heroine of the competition , landing her final vault despite a dislocated left ankle. _&___ U.S. swimmer "t7 Amy Van Oyken wins the women's 1DO-meter butterfiy event at the Olympic Games with a time of 59.13 seconds. Van Oyken wins a total of four golds. A__ The Chicago Bulls win their ~ fourth NBA championship in six years as they defeat the Seattle SuperSonics in game six of the NBA finals on June 16. April 1996 marks the 1OOth running of the Boston Marathon. More than 3B,O:::O contenders participate. ,J._ Olympic swim m er Tom Dolan captures another gold for t he U .S. as he wins the 400-meter individual m edley on July 21 . Dolan wins with a time of 4 : 14.90 ~ ~ Jean Driscoll [front right) of the ~ U.S. takes the silver in the women's BOO-meter wheelchair race , a demonstration sport, at the Summer Olympics. Dr iscoll. seven-time winner of the Boston Marathon, retires at the end of 1 996. after setting several world records during her career. ,d._ Basketball star Shaquille O'Neal the Orlando M agic to the Los Angeles Lakers in July. The deal is the r ichest in NBA history, paying O'Neal $120 million ove1' 7 years. ~ jumps from A_ Minnesota Twins star ~ centerfielder Kirby Puckett announces hi s r etirem ent from baseball in July. A seri ous eye ailment forces Puckett t o give up the gam e. but he m anages to maintain his upbeat attitud e at nress conferences and 1nte1'v1ews RTS �LIFESTYLE flash _J !>IV1 Helping consumers maintain privacy, marketers promote home AIDS tests. Consumer s dr aw their own blood and then send it away t o be tested confidentially. UJ Advancing technology u.. on telephones , including Caller ID, which becomes more - ~ A "Sesame Street" stuffed ~ wy causes panic am ong holiday shoppers . Tickle Me Elmo sells out in swres nationwide , and has shoppers fighting over scarce invenwry and paying hundreds of times the wy's value. m eans more options common than ever in 1996. The display unit allows people to see the name and number of their caller befor e even answering the phone. Authors Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider release The Rules, a controversial manual teaching women strategies for getting a man to propose marriage . While the book draws cr1t1c1sm from both sexes, 1t is a best-seller. ,...! The My Twinn Doll Company offers individually crafted dolls that replicate, from a phow, the eye color, hair and facial featur es of a living girl. Each doll comes with two matching outfts , one for the doll and one for ,-o:J., ~ introduces a new concept-bottled water with caffeine' One bottle of the uncarbonated wate1' contains as much the owner. caffeine as one cup of coffee . The U.S. Postal Service issues stam ps commemorating --!..__ Disney's Hanukkah , the first nonChr1st1an religious hol iday ever featured on a stamp. ""f7 Casual Fridays become more and more w idespread 1n American w ork cu lture Businesses allow employees w ho norma lly dress 1n prnfess1onal cloth111g at work to wear more com frn·table, casual clothing on Fridays. The beverage ~ industry A~- Nail polish colors get darker and funkier. Deep browns and blues are popular forms of expression and st-yle . ~ 101 Dalmatians inspires an avalanche of promotional merchandise , filling swres with spotted toys, backpacks , games and other odds and ends . .. .~ ~ WORLD BOOK Frr<--:Yn •!'!' f 11 ;. ri 1 ��RARY ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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DIVIDER �Ashley Aesy and Leslie Campbell say "Whatever" while they show off their t-shirts. Travis Cobb, Joe McWilliams, Ryan Still and Brandon Covey are all modeling their hats. FASHION Jessica Paxton, Erin Fagg, Liz Constantin and Tiffany Keys are stylin' in their dresses at the Christmas Dance. Front Row: Drew Repass, Clayton Spencer, Chris Bratton Second Row: Kyle Gains, Josh Harlow, Daniel Sheffer Third Row: Brad Christley, Daniel King, Travis White, and Todd Smith symbolize many different kinds of jackets worn that represent college and professional teams. �"Howdy Partner" says Anthony Sowers as he shows off his cowboy outfit at the Valentine's Dance. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE STORE? Scotty Weddle - MJ Designs Drew Taylor - Champions Elizabeth Warbeck - Blockbuster Music Raven Stovall - Mern;-Go-Round Travis Doss - Foot Locker Sarah Cole - Chess King Kristi Mattern -The Limited and Rave Brian Smith - Pet City P.J. George - Greenhouse Brian Campbell, Ben Adams, Ashley Diamond, Meghan Prillaman, Tiffany Keys, Tina Wagner, Mindy Conner, Nikki Gibson, Meghan Satterfield, AmandaPence,ToriWarr,ErinFagg,LaurenBurns, Erin Branson, Cristen Thompson, and Leah Flynn are showing off some Salem spirit as they wear their Salem jackets. \ Levi's, Bonjour, Levi's Chic, and Guess are some brands of jeans that are being worn at A.L.M.S. by our anonymous models. Sue Ella Wampler, Erin Fagg, Jacob Neathawk, Crystal Peck, Crystal Harmon, Brandy Gray, and Eric Shawver all have some of the latest styles of shoes. FASHION~ �D. A. R. E. CAMP What was your favorite part about Dare Camp? Canoeing - Amanda Pence High Ropes Course - Scott Sturgill High Ropes Cou rse - Tad Conner High Ropes Cou rse - Rebekah Adams Canoeing - Isaiah Johnston High Ropes Course - Beth Browning High Ropes Course - Liz Little Nick Miller is very happy about the fish he caught at the trout farm. Liz Little and Emily Zimmerman are psyching themselves up for their dangerous trip on the high ropes course. Tiffany Cregger screams, "AARRRG! Charlie No-Face!" "YO!" says Matt Caldwell, as he and Robbie Buster work on their D.A.R.E. camp plaques. (t The winners of the spirit paddle for 1995 were the 8th week of Dare Camp . D. A .R.E. CAMP �HElPIN' OTHERS Jessica Paxton, Matt Franklin, and Meris Powers are volunteers for local churches. Jessica and Meris work with underpriviledged children at Trinity Church. Matt works with seniorcitizensathischurch. Megan Pinnell raised close to $300 for St. Judes Children's Hospital during the Math-A-Thon. Nosilla Mullins and Katie Dodson both volunteer at nursing homes. They read books and talk to the patients. Ashley Hunt worked over the summer at Lewis-Gale Hospital as a candy striper for a total of 342 hours! Sunny Swirsky volunteers with her church, doing clowning at nursing homes. Stephanie Johnston, with her "buddy" Liam Nute, and Gordon Smart volunteered to work at "Buddy Camp" , a camp for disabled preschoolers. HELP/N' OTHERS �Dancin' the night away! Sarah Garrison, Chandler Givens, Heather Toby, Abby Moses, and Becky Lewis-Whitson smile pretty at the Christmas Dance. Dancing with friends always brings out the party spirit in everyone. As the music plays, Judy Roberts and Jeremy Luck move to the rhythm. Chillin' in front of the speakers is a cool thing to do at the dance. �Anne Perdue, Jeremie Shelor, Crystal Powell, and Jared Pendleton say "Cheese" for the camera. At the first dance Aaron Mosser shows everyone he's smooth on his feet. Josh Pinkerman and A.J. Nazemi are groovin' to some tunes at one of the dances. The King: E.J. Thomas, Queen: Missy Slate, and their court: Front Row: Ryan Hines, Matt Stephenson, E.J. Thomas. Second Row: Anne Hall, Amy Breile, Jenny Wells, Missy Slate. Last Row: Ryan Millard, Andy Mullins, Jacob Neathawk, Jared Perdue, Jill Harris, Matt Span gler. DA NC E �RUNNIN'THROUGH THE DAY Most of our days start on the bleachers in the morning. It's a great time for socializing. Lauren Monsour, ready for a new day at school. Lunch .... it's our favorite time of the day! Brandon Covey and Jason Neighbors just love science. They are in a lab looking a t protozoans. s~ ~.r:J; UNN/N' THRU THE DAY e1) 67> S~.:ti E.i-~ �The 7th grade morning traffic. The 6th graders enjoy playing volleyball in the large gym. Mrs. Kennedy's 7th period class is just waiting for the bell to ring. Mrs. Joyce helps Violet Dickerson, Brandy Twigg, Ryan Ridenhour, and Tony Gonzales make their pyramids for their lesson on Eygypt. RUNN JN' THRU THE DAY �These 8th grade students participate in a mentoring program at First Union. Firstrow: VincentPannell,E.J. Thomas, Joseph Hicks Second row: Heather Dowdy, Laura Robbins, Erin Thomas, Ricky Cadd Third row: Pa trick Showalter, Tom Patsel, Ivy Cole Some of Mrs. Kennedy's 8th grade students are throwing her a birthday party. Mrs. Blankenship really has captured the attention of her 5th period science class. This cake, made by Lindsey Stratton for Mrs. Shupe's class, represents all the structures found in an animal cell. Mrs. Hill and her husband, Bill, are dancing at the Christmas Dance. CAND/05 �Officer Teague, Angie Dillon, Robert Thomas, Mrs. Chisom, Isaac Watrous, Mike Pruett, and Josh Ingram are getting ready to go on a field trip to Mill Mountain Zoo, Pizza Hut, and the SPCA. Debra Meyers is having a ball at the Sheraton Inn during a yearbook workshop that the photojournalism class attended in the fall. If You Could Get Any Gift You Wanted, What Would It Be? "House" -Travis Peery "Stereo System " Katie Fisher "$ 100 ,000 " Michael King "Backyard Football Field" -Dustin Steele "Cheetah" - Beverly Abbott Erin Powell has just won a Mac & Bob's gift certificate at an Honor Roll party. Jami e Burton and Meghan Hochkeppel dancing the night away. CANDIDS �Win•er!!! Mark WashengbErger, just chillin' in the freezing weather. Watch out below, here comes Brandon Covey! Eric Secrist and Steven Jefferson surfing on an ocean of snow. Ben King, Brandon Covey, Sam Stephens, Joe Mc Williams Travis Doss' Andrew N~vell, Zane Edwards and Matt Glos~er just being boys. The snowy weather can' t keep Andrew Novell down. WINTER �Lunch Time!!!! Justin Collins thinks there might be something else in his taco salad. Michelle Leavelle, Natalie Cooper, and Dennis Haley are waiting patiently for their delicious cafeteria lunch. Chantu Phelps, Mandi Bruce, and Anne Perdue are just hangin' out at lunch. Christy Hart, Amanda Boles, and Laura Slusher think that lunch is so boring! It seems that standing in line is the cool thing to do for Andrew Novell, Cristen Thompson, and Jessica Paxton. Brooks Andrews thinks that lunchtime is nap time . LUNCH �Mike Francisco thinks the fish he caught at C'arvin's Cove is pretty hot stuff. Daryl Thurston usually swims at the lake, but today he decided to chill out with his dog Gidget! Liz Constantin finishes first in backstroke in the RV AA City I County Swim Meet. Tina Nguyen looks like she's having a blast at Adventureland in New York. Zach Veron in his oversized swimming trunks at Lake Junuluska in North Carolina. Josh and Stephanie Langford go rock hunting in the Mississippi River in Minnesota. SUMMER �L �ope John Paul II visits New Jersey, New York and Maryland, and addresses the United Nations. He speaks out on social , economic, political and moral themes. P rencn transportation workers strike against F their government throughout the month of December, shutting down the airlines and the metro system, after France increases the retirement age from 50 to 55 and lengthens the work week from 37 to 39 hours in efforts to cut spending. APN/ide World rap artist Christo creates "Wrapped Reichstag " for the city of Berlin by covering the former home of the German parliament with one million square feet of silver fabric in June. W In late May, a doctor performs emergency surgery aboard British Airways flight 32 using a coat hanger, a knife and fork, and a scissors sterilize d In brandy to save awoman whose lifeIs tlireatened by a collapsed lung. eads of many of the 186 member nati ons gather in H New York to celebrate the 50th T ?hitian protests escalate into riots after France detonates a nuclear test device 750 miles from the South Pacific island. France's September resumption of tests after a three-year moratorium brings global condemnation. anniversary of the United Nations in October. In a powerful address to the U.N.'s Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China, attended by 30,000 women from 180 co untries, U.S. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton declares, "Women's rights are human rights," to a desk-thumping, applauding audience. Shock waves hit the Middle East when Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin is shot and killed while leaving a peace rally in Tel Aviv November 4. His murderer, Jewish extremist Yigal Amir, fanatically opposes peace negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organization . Marxist Cuban President Fidel Castro abandons his Havana cigar and military fatigues for a suit and tie on a diplomatic visit to New York in October, where he tries to convince the U.S. to lift its 33-year-old trade embargo on still-communist Cuba. Madman Shoko Asahara, leader of the Japanese apocalyptic religious cult, Aum Shinrikyo, is arrested on May 16 and charged with the Tokyo subway nerve-gas attack that left 12 people dead and injured 5,500 more in March. Fifty years after the end of World War II , Japan remembers those killed by the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. A solitary building left standing after the blast, now a memorial called the Atomic Bomb Dome, symbolizes the horrors of war and the price of peace. �-; The first U.S. _president .to visit Northern Ireland, President Clinton receives a warm Christmas welcome for his show of support for peace between Irish Protestants and Catholics. n earthquake kills 51 people on the resort-studded Pacific coast of Mexico. The quake measures 7.5 on the Richter scale and is felt 330 miles away in Mexico City. A In November, the Republic of Ireland narrowly passes a referendum calling for an end to the country's 1937 constitutional ban on divorce. While competing in an international balloon race in September, two hot air balloonists, one English and one American , are shot down when their balloon floats off course over Belarus. The Belarussian army sees the balloon as a security threat and fires without warning. The balloonists fall to their death. More than four years after Desert Storm, Iraq's President Saddam Hussein remains in power, though two of his sons-in-law defect to Jordan on August 8 and call for Hussein 's overthrow. APN/lde Wo rld Quebec, Canada's largely Frenchspeaking province, defeats an October referendum on Quebec independence by a margin of less than one percent. In July, without public explanations, Burma's military rulers free the country's most famous political prisoner, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of the pro-democracy movement and Nobel peace laureate, after six years of house arrest. ope blooms for peace in Bosnia when Bosnia's President lzetbegovic (left) shakes hands with Serbia's President Milosevic on the opening day of the November cease-fire talks in Dayton. Ohio. Croati a's President Tudjm an looks on. The ensuing Paris peace agreement of December sends 60,000 NATO peacekeeping troops to th e war-torn country. Russian figure skater Sergei Grinkov, 28, collapses and dies from a heart attack during practice with his wife-partner Ekaterina Gordeeva on November 20. The pair won two Olympic gold medals and four world pairs titles. Great Britain's Princess Diana shocks Buckingham Palace with a tell-all BBC interview. Defying royal protocol, she discusses her marriage to unfaithful husband Prince Charles, her struggle with depression and bulimia, and an extramarital affair. The majority of English people express their support and sympathy. Securities trader Nicholas Leeson is arrested in Germany in March 1995 for fraud, forgery, and breach-of-trust. Leeson racked up a $1.32 billion loss that caused th e collapse of Barings PLC, th e 233-year-old British bank. �• ion a news hree days of drenching rains in the Pacific Northwest swell rive rs to ove rflowing . causing severe flooding in Washington in December. In the town of Carn ation . a pastor conveys a woman to dry land with a wheelbarrow. T San F-rancisco sewer line bursts under pressure triiiii attering rainstorm s, creating a monster sinkhole that swallows a $2-million house in the Sea Cliff district. One-hundred-mile-per-hour winds knock out power to tens of thousands of homes and nearly blow a truck off the Bay Bridge. A The federa l gove rnment repeals the national SS-mile-per-hour highway speed limit, enacted in 1974 duri ng the oil embargo. The legislation al lows states to set their own limits. On Montana high ways, speed limits are eliminated completely. fir. ir Force Captain Scott f'\O'Grady (right) is rescued from pursuing Bosnian Serb forces by U.S. Marines on Jun e 8. six days after his plane is shot down over Bosnia. O'G rady survive d on insects, plants. an d rain water. frican-American men from across the country conve rge on Wash ington, D.C., for the Million Man March on October 16. The march, led by Nation-ofIslam minister Louis Farrakhan, promotes African-American unity, dignity, and fam ily values. A U.S. Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon resig ns on September 7, the day after the Senate Ethics Committee voted unanimously to expel him for sexual misconduct. embarrassingly detailed in his diaries, which were made public. The nation comes to a standstill on October 3 as more than 150 million people watch live TV coverage of the outcome of the nine-month-long trial of the century. After less than fou r hours of deliberation, the jury finds forme r football star O.J. Simpson not guilty of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman. Illinois suffers a record heat wave in July, with temperatures as high as 104°. The heat takes the lives of 457 people statewide. At Wrigley Stadium , Jaime Navarro helps faithful Chicago Cubs fans stay cool. After a year of fame as a conservative revolutionary, Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich slumps in populari ty, tainted by the government shutdown, his stall ed Contract With America, and investigation s into his political action committee and his financial affairs. Two-thousand volunteer firefighters battle a raging wildfire in eastern Long Island, New York, for three days in Augu st. Th e fire, follo wing a 21-day drought, consumes 5,500 acres of pine barrens and damages a dozen homes. The are no injuries or fatalities. �he image of firefighter Chris Fields holding T one-year-old Baylee Almon, who later dies, comes to symbolize the horror of the April 19 As more Americans invest, Wa ll Street enjoys a bull market. In Nove mber, the Dow-Jones Industrial Average hits 5000, a milestone indicating hea lthy corporate profits and low interest rates. bombing of the Oklahoma City Federal Building that killed 150 adults an d 19 children. n April 30, the adoptive parents of four-year-old "Baby Richard " comply with an Illinois court order to turn the child over to his biological parents. O Area Closed Areci c/ to lcick of ci . o~ed <;Jue PP 10Pnations. The State of South Carolina sentences Susan Smith to life in prison for the drowning murder of her two young sons in 1994. An anonymous donor sends St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital in Memphis $1 million in the form of a winning ticket from McDonald's November "Monopoly" sweepstakes game. In the wake of a growing number of random attacks from assailants with knives and guns, White House security is forced to close Pennsylvania Avenue to traffic. lie government shuts down for six days in November after the President and Congress fail to agree on how to balance the T federal budget. The shutdown affects non-essential federal services, Charles H. PMe<. iv. Syoma including the National Park Service. A longer shutdown follows in December. After allegedly ignoring federal pollution regulations for years, General Motors agrees under threat of an $11-million fine to recall 500,000 Cadillacs at a cost of $45 million. ~ ~ " \ ~ A record snowfall paralyzes the East Coast in January 1996, stranding travelers and killing 100 people. Seven states, from Virginia to Massachusetts, declare emergencies. Philadelphia gets 30.7 inches of snow. Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1969 to 1986, dies in June at age 87. Though appointed by President Richard Nixon, he ordered Nixon to turn over tapes in the Watergate hearings that effectively ended the president's career. The Washington Post publishes a manifesto written by the unidentified killer known as "The Unabomber," at large since 1978 and wanted for 16 mail bombs that have killed 3 and injured 23. FBI agents scrutinize the article for clues to the bomber's identity. A Chicago commuter train slams into the back end of a loaded school bus. The accident, allegedly caused by a poorly timed stoplight placed too near the tracks, kills 7 students and injures 28 on October 25. Ameri can women celebrate the 75th anniversary of the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution , which granted women the right to vote. Women 's suffrage leader Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906) first organized the fight for suffrage in 1848. �Wubbo De Jong/Het Parool from Syg ma s the result of an improperly cleaned test tube at a fertility clinic, a woman in th e Netherlands gives birth to twin boys, each from a different father. A In Ma rch, th e Federal Drug Admin istration approves a chicken pox vaccine. Rarely fatal, chicken -pox affects 3.7 million American s annually. "/ncnaeologists discover a /-\3,00/otyear-old tomb in May that is believed to hold the remains of 52 sons of Ramses 11. Pharaoh of Egypt. APNlld e w orld esearchers announce that they have isolated a gene in mice linked to obesity. Mice with a mutated OB gene are injected witl1 the hormone leptin. resulting in dramatic we ight Joss. The public is tantalized at the prospect of Jeptin as a slimming treatment tor use in humans. R -/\~stun ning photograph from the Hubble Space Telescope c.aptures a /-\moment in the birth of a star in the Eagle Nebula, 7,000 light years ram Earth. Light from the yo ung star's nuclear fu rnace lifts towe ring pillars of hydrogen gas an d interstellar dust. Or. Jeffrey Fned. Gamrna/L1a1son The world's first test-tube gorilla • is born at the Cincinnati Zoo in October as part of an effort to save the western lowland gorilla, an endangered species that numbers fewer than 450 animals. Fossils of a jawbone (left) and leg bone (right) found in Kenya in August reveal a previously unknown species of upright hominid that lived four million years ago, pushing the emergence of bipedalism back half a million years. Walking upright is a key adaptation that separates humans from apes. Media attention focuses on melatonin , a naturally occurring hormone used to induce sleep and slow th e effects of aging. Lauded as a wonder drug, a kilogram of synthetic melatonin sells for as much as $10,000. In a procedure known as tissue engineering, scientists grow a human ear under the skin of a laboratory mouse. Researchers hope the procedure will play an important role in the future of transplant surgery. As a protective measure against counterfeiting in the era of d1g1ta1 publishing , the Treasury Department redesigns U.S. currency bills, to be issued over the next five years, starting early 1996 with the new $100 bill. �orm er rivals in space become F comrades in space after th e historic docking of the U.S. n June, vo lcanic eruption s give birth to a baby island. A new member of the Tonga Islands Iemerg es near New Zealand , 900 feet high and space shuttle Atlantis and Ru ssia's Mir space station on June 29. Astrona ut Rob ert Gibson (in red} greets cosmonaut Vladimir Dezhurov. 140 feet wide. After a decade-long,search, scientists isolate what may be the most important cancerrelated gene. The defective gene known ~s ATM is associated with cancers of the breast, colon, lung , stomach , pancreas and skin , and may be carried by two million Americans. Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope observe new moons orbiting the planet Saturn , adding at least 2 moons and possibly 4 to Saturn's previously known total of 18. uye rs ru sh to stores for the new computer operating system Windows 95, spurred by Microsoft Corp.'s $700-m1ll1on publicity barrage and the promise of a frien dlier interface . B he movie 13opens in T the summer after film ing many of its scenes inside NASA's Apollo "zero gravity" plane. which mimics the weightlessness astronauts experience in space by diving into a 23-second freefall. A. Tannen baum. Sygma In November, Visa introduces a cas h-storage card that eliminates a pocketful of loose change. A chip in the plastic card tracks the am ount of available cash, which is accessed with a reader at the place of purchase. The card can be taken to the bank and reloaded. Now vi rtual reality comes in a handy travel size with Nintendo's latest, Virtual Boy, a portable 3-D video-game system with stereophonic sound. A team of French and British explorers believe they have found an ancient breed of horse previously unknown to scientists. In November, the four-foot high horse with a triangular head, which resembles the vanished horses of European Stone Age drawings, is named Riwoche for its home region in Tibet. October satellite photographs show the recent rapid deterioration of the earth 's ozone layer above Antarctica. Pollutants produced mostly by the U.S. cause the hole in the atmosphere's protective layer to increase to the size of Europe. New research shows that the meat-eating Tyrannosaurus rex did not loom upright, but stalked along lower to the ground . Tile discovery is reflected in the reopened exhibits of the famed dinosaur halls of New York's American Museum of Natural History after three years of redesig n. I �i11 the news W ith $150,000 saved during her 75 hardworking years as a washerwoman , Oseola McCarty establishes a scholarship fund for AfricanAmerican students at the University of Southern Mississippi. For her selflessness. she is awarded tile Presidential Citizens Medal. amela Lee of "Baywatch" fame and husband Tommy Lee, Motley Crue drummer, are the life of the party this year. frequently caught by tile press engaging in public displays of affection . P lready well known for her appearances in Aerosmith music videos, 19-year-old Alicia Silverstone achieves stardom with the 1995 summ er movie hit Clueless. A Millions of Americans tune in to Martha Stewart's TV show, subscribe to her magazine, and read her books. The popular cooking and home-decorating entrepreneur builds an empire by packaging a distinctive American nostalgic style. railblazer Shannon Faulkner (hand to llead) 1withdraws from the Citadel after collapsing during "hell week." Faulkner singlehandedly attempted to bust the gender barrier at the all-male South Carolina military institution. li Bill Gates, founder and chairman of the computer giant Microsoft, becomes the wealthiest man in the world on the su ccess of his company's software. His book The Road Ahead hits The New York Times best-seller list. Hot actor Antonio Banderas falls in love with another screen sexsymbol Melanie Griffith during the filming of Two Much. Banderas will co-star with Madonna in the film version of Evita and will star in Steven Spielberg-produced Zorro. Seventies superstar John Travolta's motion-picture comeback in the 1994 hit Pulp Fiction continues with starring roles in Get Shorty and Broken Arrow. Sandra Bullock follows up her star-making role in Speed with the gentle romance While You Were Sleeping. Bullock's fresh, wholesome image earns her an "Entertainer of the Yea~" nomination from Entertainment Weekly magazine. �merica is disappointed in its high hopes for Colin Powell's 1996 presidential candidacy. At the close of his whirlwind book to~r for My American Journey, the General and his_ wife Alm_a announce m November that he will not seek the Republican nomination. A Actress Demi Moore becomes the highest paid woman in Hollywood, able to command $12.5 million per movie, even after this year's flop at the box office The Scarlet Letter, loosely , based on Hawthorne's classic. tand-up comic and sitcom star Ellen DeGeneres makes the best-seller list with her book My Point.. .And I Do Have One. S Calvin Klein 's provocative CK Jeans campaign causes an uproar in August, bringing nasty headlines, threats of retailer boycotts and an FBI investigation . The scandal only seems to help sales. Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley announce their divorce almost a year after their surprise marriage. The tabloids have a field day speculating about the reasons for the marriage (was it a coldhearted career move?) as well as the causes for the break-up (was he after Elvis' fortune?) . Breaking the Surface, the autobiography of Greg . Louganis, former U.S. Olympic gold-medal diver who revealed earlier that he has AIDS , debuts at No. 2 on the best-seller list. hristopher Reeve, in a wheelchair and hooked up to a portable respirator, appears with his wife, Dana, at the American Paralysis Association's annual gala on November 9, less than five months after a fall from a horse left him almost totally paralyzed. C /\, 10-year-old St. Louis schoolboy, /"\i..arry Champagne 111 , becomes a hero by taking control of his school lius after the driver suffered a stroke. Champagne is later awarded a $10,000 scholarship by the bus company. Popcorn magnate Orville Redenbacher, who transformed popping corn into a gourmet item, dies on September 19 from heart failure. Two Chinese women set a new Guiness world record in November by living in a room for 12 days with 888 poisonous snakes. The previous world record , set in Singapore in 1987, was 10 days with 200 snakes. 1:5 ~ ! ~ E ~ !)! ~ i ~ ;! g Favorite of America's heartland for his You Might Be A Redneck If... jokes, Georgia-born stand-up comic and author Jeff Foxworthy gets his own ABC sitcom in which he plays himself. Model Beckford Tyson, singled out by Ralph Lauren for his allAmerican looks, signs an exclusive contract with the fashion designer in 1995. Miss Oklahoma Shawntel Smith is crowned Miss America on September 16. Duri ng the broadcast of the 75th pageant, viewers phone in their votes to retain the swimsuit competition. John F. Kennedy, Jr. , is cofounder and editor-in-chief of George, a glossy new magazine covering American politics. Hounded all his life by the press, Kennedy joins their ranks, contributing a feature interview to each issue. �news T he fifth actor to play 007 in the enduring film series begun in the 1960s, Pierce Brosnan abandons his Aston Martin for a BMW Z3 Roadster in Goldeneye, the latest and , some say, best James Bond movie. hree 1995 movies bring Jane Austen classics T to the silver screen: Clueless, based on Austen's novel Emma, and Sense and Sensibility and Persuasion. isney Pictures continues its line of animated D blockbusters with the Native atman Forever, with Val B Kilme r in the title role and Chris O'Donnell as Robin, American legend Pocahontas. The picture previews in New York's Central Park to an outdoor audience of 200,000. becomes the third Batman movie and the summer's topgrossing film. Disney Pictures from Shooting Siar After an unpromising start, Conan O'Brien quietly gains popularity as host of NBC's "Late Night," a slot previo usly filled by David Letterman. Letterman's current show on CBS slowly loses viewers. Whitney Houston stars in the December film release, Waiting to Exhale, adapted from Terry McMillan's best-selling novel about the lives of four middleclass African-American women. Houston sings the title song for the movie soundtrack, which enjoys brisk sales. Denzel Washington, critically acclaimed for his performances in films Crimson Tide and Devil in a Blue Dress, receives highest praise from the City of Los Angeles, which honors him with the Martin Luther King , Jr., Award for his philanthropic wo rk on behalf of children. Although ABC cancels her TV series "My So-Cal led Life," 17-year-old Claire Danes hits the big screen in Ho w to Make an American Quilt, To Gillian on Her 31th Birthday, and Romeo and Julietwith Leonardo DiCaprio as her co-star. In the suspense-th riller Seven. heartthrob Brad Pitt attracts a wide male audience with his performance as a detective on the trail of a serial killer whose murders are based on the seven dead ly sins. �BC's hospital drama "E.R. " continues to N . draw high rating s throughout thanks to 1t§_,dramatic realism and the appeal of handsome 1995 George Clooney (middle right) , supermodel Cindy Crawford's latest date. Disney Enterta inment spends Disney Pictures lrom Shooting Star $19 billion to purchase the ABC television network in July. MTV introduces/' Singled Out," an over-the-top-dating-game show where c_ontestants ask random , pointless questions of a crowd of suitors , sight unseen, until the zany answers have eliminated all but that one perfect love match . T oy Story is the world's first entirely computer-animated film . Released by Disney during the Christmas season. it features the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, and Don Ri ckles. ~ According to a Roper Youth ~ i Carrey earns $20 million for the starring JNature wle in the co medy Ace Ventura: When Calls, a sequel to the extraordinarily Poll , the two hottest TV shows among teens this season are the daytime soap " Days of Our Lives " and the evening soap " Melrose Place." "The Jon Stewart Show," a late-night talk show aimed at Generation X, fails to catch on. During the final taping , host Stewart says , "To all those people who said my show wouldn 't last, I have only one thing to say. Good call. " popular Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. T he popular NBC TV series "Friends" returns for a second highly rated season . Its runaway success inspires less successful imitations by other networks. Sam Jones. Gamma/liaison n rti Ii Devoted fans will not be denied another season of NBC's sitcom "Seinfeld" after all. Creator Jerry Seinfeld decides to keep his "show about nothing" going for an eighth season. § ~ !; u; I' 11 ~ I I ! Ten years after creating the popular comic strip "Calvin and Hobbes," cartoonist Bill Watterson retires in December. Horror-fiction author Stephen King signs a deal with Signet books to release his upcoming story, The Green Mile, as a paperback series. Fox TV's "The X Files" stars David Duchovny as an FBI agent who investigates supernatural phenomena. The show becomes a surprise hit, giving millions of viewers reason to look forward to staying home on a Friday night. �news s leveland-based rap group Bone Thug s-n-Harmony vault to th e top of the ch arts with some old-fashioned harmonizing on the album E. 1999 Eternal. C T heir down-to-earth style and soulful pop songs make Hootie and th e Blowfish popular favorites. Their debut album Cracked Rear View sells over 5 million , and the group is named Best New Artist at the MTV Music Awards in Septe mber. Twenty-year-old Canadian newcomer Alanis Morissette raises some eyebrows with her up-front, aggressive lyrics and attitudes. Nevertheless, her album Jagged Little Pill goes double platinum. oko On o and Little Rich ard Y join a host of celebrities at the opening of th e glitzy Rockand-Roll Hall of Fame and Muse um in Cl eveland on September 1. Sixties icon Jerry Garcia, guitarist of The Grateful Dead, dies of a heart attack on Au gust 9 at age 53. Garcia's musical roots in blues, country and fo lk are apparent in hits like ''Truckin'." Legions of Deadheads mourn his passing. Brandy, whose self-titled platinum album and single "I Wanna Be Down" hit high on the R&B charts, sweeps the first Soul Train Music Awards in Augu st. The 16-year-old singer wins Best New Artist, among other awards. Beatlemania returns in 1995 with ABC's six-hour documentary The Beatles Anthology, the vid eo releases of A Hard Day's Night and Help! and the album collection Anthology, featuring previously unreleased material. The chart-topping movie soundtrnck Dangerous Minds features Coolio's rap anthem "Gangsta's Paradise," the number:one single of th(! year according to Billboard magazine, �he Chicago-based rock band Smashing Pumpkins release the ir epic double album Mellon Collie and the T Infinite Sadness to critical and public acclaim. ive dedicate th eir single [ "Lightning Crashes" to victims of the Oklahoma City bombing . Th e rock band's Throwing Copper album yields three hit singles; Billboard Music Awards names them Rock Artist of the Year. ariah Carey's Daydream sells over 5 million copies, ng number-one spot on the board album chart. Carey perform s with Boyz 11 Men on the hit single "One Sweet Day." R.E.M.'s summe tour is interrupted by medical emergencies-.lfot thr.ee of the "' band's four members. ifhe tour, their first in fiv.e_years, is 0 eventually completed with all u; members in good health . Mark Hauser .LG! 4 In October, David Bowie and Nine Inch Nails wrap up the U.S. portion of Bowie's world tour. At each show, Bowie and Trent Reznor's band play a set together. In December, Bowie tours Europe with Morrissey as his opening act. The Red Hot Chili Peppers tone down their trademark bawdiness in their newest album, One Hot Minute. tlanta's TLC is hono red at the A Billboard Music Award s for providing two of the yea r's biggest ormer Nirvana drummer Dave Groh\ plays a new F sound as guitarist and lead singer in the Foo Fighters. an alternative rock band that enjoys three singles off th eir self-titled debut album in 1995. hits. "Creep" and "Waterfalls " both lead th e Hot 100 singles charts for weeks. JellreyScales, LGI ~ ! ~ ll u; ~ u; A hard-luck story turns into overnight success in the case of Canadian Shania Twain , born in poverty to an Irish mother and an Ojibway Indian father. Twain 's 1995 hits include "Whose Bed Have Yo ur Boots Been Under?, " "Any Man of Mine" and the title tune to her 3-million-selling album The Woman In Me. Success doesn't mellow the style of alternative rock band Green Day, who release their anxiously awaited fourth album Insomniac, their fastest and darkest album to date. :§ ,: Ig 1 :<! ~ ti § u; E ~ 5 ·E ~ :i1 i "' Seal's hit off th e Batman Forever movie soundtrack, "Kiss From a Rose, " is all over th e sum mer playlists. The single propels the artist's self-titled album to the double-platinum mark. With tl1e record-setti ng sales of his album Fresh Horses, only three musical acts in U.S. history outsell country music icon Garth Brooks: the Beatl es, the Eagles, and Billy Joel. Selena, the 23-year-old Tejano music queen , is gunned down in Corpus Christi in March 1995 by Yolanda Saldivar, former president of her fan club. The July release of a collection of Selena's hits, Dreaming of You, sees some of the fastest sales in music history. �he New Jersey Devils win the National Hockey T League's Stanley Cup. beating the heavily favored Detroit Red Wings in four straight games. The most con troversial moves are off the field this season as th e Cleveland Browns NFL franchise announces its move to Baltimore and the Houston Oilers announce their move to Nashville. nternational soccer star Iwoman Michelle Akers, world's top player, leads the U.S. n May 1995, Peter Blake's IMagic Team New Zealand in "Black 1" defeats Dennis women's soccer team to a 2-1 sudden-death victory over Norway in the U.S. Cup title game in August. Conner's team in "Young America" in the first 5-0 sweep in the 144-year history of the America 's Cup. n Super Bowl XXX. the heavily favored ISt~elers Dallas Cowboys beat the Pittsburgh 27-17. Dallas cornerback Larry 1 Brown ices the game for the Cowboys with the second of his two interceptions, and is named MVP for his heroics. AP/Wide World Jeff Gordon, 24, dominates the National Association fo r Stock Car Auto Racing's Winston Cup, winning 7 of NASCAR's 31 races and earning $4.3 million in 1995, a record for the sport. The University of Nebraska demolishes the University of Florida, 62-24, in the 1996 Fiesta Bowl to win their second con secutive national college football title and cap Cornhuskers coach Tom Osborne's 23rd season. The Houston Rockets, led by center Hakeem Olajuwon , win their second consecutive National Basketball Association championship in June, sweeping the series with the Orlando Magic in four games. Twenty-one-year-old tennis champ Monica Seles, returning to competitive play two years after being stabbed at a tournament in Germany, wins the 1995 Australian Open . Hall-of-Farner Mickey Mantle, a switch-hitter and one of tile gni31 sluggers in baseball history, die of cancer on August 13. Manti hit 536 home runs in his 18-year career and compiled a lifetime batting average of .298. �n e National Basketball Association fin es the Chicago Bulls $25,000 when Michael Jordan wears his previously retifed number 23 jersey for luck during championship playoffs against the Orlando Magic in May 1995. ~ Former L.A. takers;point guard Earvin "Magic" J_gJinson announces a return to basketball in January 1996. Johnson retired in 1991 when he discovered he was HIV positive . T he Atlanta Braves edge the Clevel~nd Indians 1-0 in game six toWin the World Series on October 28. Closing pitcher Mark Wohlers leaps for joy. u erman tennis star Steffi Graf, who won three of five Grand Slam titles in 1995, ends the professional tennis season ranked number on e in the world . G Nation al Basketball Association referees strike against the league for much of the autumn. Fill-in offi cials park complaints of substandard refereeing. 0 0 n September, Baltimore Orioles shortstop Cal Ripkin , Jr., Iachieves a record-setting 2, 131 consecutive games. t: ;:! g I ,£ a ~ :; Known for his temperamental personality, his many tattoos and Ills aggressive playing style, basketball center Dennis Rodman (91) debuts with the Chicago Bulls after his trade from the San Antonio Spurs. For a record fifth straight time, Miguel lndurain of Spain wins the 22-day, 2,270-mile Tour de Fran ce, th e world 's premier bicyc le race. On the 15th day of the race, Italian road -race champ Fabio Casartelli is killed in a seven-man crash. Betsy King wins her 30th tournament on June 25 and gains entry to the Ladies' Professional Golf Association 's Hall of Fame, one of the most difficult attainments in sports. In his first light in tour years, former world heavyweight champ Mike Tyson disposes of challenger Peter McNeeley in 89 seconds. Tyson , who in March finished a three-year jail term tor a rape conviction earns $25 million for the ' August boxing match. Pete Sampras, winner of the 1995 men 's singles championships at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, ends the professional tennis season with a number-one world ranking . Master of the sinking fastball and still learning to speak English, L.A. Dodgers pitcher Hideo Nomo, formerly with the Kintetsu Buffaloes in Japan, is named Rookie of the Year. Noma is the second Japanese-born player to join the U.S. major leagues, and the first All-Star. Ric S!cwart. Allspor! ~ ;;; The Northwestern University Wildcats-long a gridiron laughingstock-pile up ten victories in 1995 and go to the Rose Bowl for the first time since 1949. Quarterback Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins sets four lifetime passing records during the 1995 football season: 47,003 yards, 342 touchdowns, 3,686 completions and 6,467 attempts. �Young people continue to follow the wide -leg jeans trend, forsaking tight The most recent fad in purses I takes the fo rm of small backpacks. jea ns for a loose baggy fit. .._ firstin ti the long , popular history of M&M's candies: a new blue M&M joins the colorful candycoated mix. A Th e tattoo craze leads to some regre ' ~t but recen t laser developments keep people from being marked for ...........---- ·I\ mericans consume culture and history /-\as ndance at America's 8,000 museums climbs to 600 million people per year, more than movie, theater, and sports attendance combined. 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George Chandler Givens Sean Gladden Heather Glover Brandy Gray Andy Grey Jenny Griep Jodi Guidi Jenny Guthrie Cheryl Hagerman Travis Hale Dennis Haley Anne Hall Brian Hall BTH GR A DE f T LI RY �Lee Hannah Sarah Harlow Jill Harris LeAnn Harris Ryan Harris Roger Harrison Kara Harrison Jason Haskins Jason Hayes Sarah Henrickson leshia Hickman Rachel Hickman Joseph Hicks Ryan Hines Due Ho Misty Hoag-Mitchell David Holland Amanda Hoosier Bryan Houff Christi Huneycutt Ashley Hunt Brandy Hyatt Steven Jefferson Jennifer Jennings Christi Johnson Stephanie Johnston Anthony Jones Lisa Journell Crystal Kane Craig Kemper �Elisabeth Kennedy Ashley Kidd Maura Kirby Molly Klein Eric Kramer Joe Lafferty Allan Lambert Nicole Lambert Russel Lane Josh Langford Megan Lanier Tiffany LaPrade Andy Lautenschlager Michelle Leavelle Amanda Lester Bryan Lester Carolyn Lewis Becky Lewis-Whitston Brooke Linkous Matt Litz Rachel Lovelace Jonathon Lucas Jeremy Luck Jennifer Malus Chad Martin Ginneffer Mason Kristi Mattern James Mccraw Stephanie McNally Eric Meade BTH GRADE �Angela Meadows Erika Meise Debra Meyers Ryan Millard Andy Miller Matt Miller Rebecca Miller Lauren Monsour David Mooney Annie Moses Abby Moses Jessica Mounts ~ fk-1<> ~ ~ Andy Mullins Luke Mullins Josh Myers Jacob Neathawk Kimberly Nieswander Michael Obenchair Shauneequa Owusu Vincent Pannell Amber Parker Tony Parker Tom Patsel Roy Patterson Anne Perdue Jared Perdue Chanthu Phelps Aleasha Phillips Reginald Phillips Amanda Pittman BTH GRADE �~ ~ ...., ;J.<.!o ...., ;klo ~ ~ ~ ~ J.P . Poey Anthony Poore Allen Porter Amanda Poulin Erin Powell Jon Pratt Scott Price Kelli Rabik Cline Reasor Hope Reed Amy Reid David Reynolds Emily Reynolds Gaea Rich Kristy Riley Laura Robbins Judy Roberts Amanda Robertson Scott Rowe Heather Roy Keith Rucker Christopher Sams Jenni Scharnus-Wells Anita Schmitt Darius Scott Eric Secrist Carla Semones Eric Shawver Dwayne Shinault Quintin Shinault BTH GRA DE �Aden Short Patrick Showalter Natasha Simmons Missy Slate Amanda Smith Karen Smith Laura Smith Anthony Sowers Matt Spangler Chris Spoon Matt Stephenson Jeremy Stewart Jennifer Stone Preston Straub Crystal Street Maria Sublett Sunny Swirsky Andy Tate Gini Taylor Jesse Terry Spencer Terry Dani Thach Co rey Th omas Eric Th omas Erin Thomas t=l ~ b ecc a Th ompson paryl Thurston 8TH GRA DE Matth ew Thompson Bobby Smith Michael Stafford �Heather Tobey Jessica Totty Charles Turner Joey Underwood Brooke Van Sandt Christina Vanover Josh Vermillion Zack Veron Janeka Via Hena Vora Kris Ward Elizabeth Waring Aaron Weaver Shaun Webb Brandy Weddle Jason Weeks Lindsey Wells Ashley White Kara White Jesse Whitfield Danielle Whitl ey Willis Wise Jeb Wri ght Ryan Wright Fanny Wu Jin Ye Beve rly Yopp Emily Yost Melinda Wright 8TH GRADE �Chris Spoon, Josh Lambert, and Amanda Hoosier hang out at one of the ALMS dances. Ryan Austin sits at lunch getting a thrill out of his coolie. Heather Roy, Hena Vora, E.J. Thomas, Erin Branson, Chris Sams, Dwayne Shinault, Quintin Shinault, and Vincent Pannell take a break from the dance floor. Sam Driscoll stares in amazement as his picture is taken. 8th grad ers wait patiently for r e fr es hm e nts a t a n ALMS honor roll party. BTH GRADE CANDIDS Ryan Hines an xiou sly waits to go to his nex t cla ss. ��Most Talkative Eric Meade Kari Brunson Best Dressed Jacob Neathawk Elisabeth Kennedy Most Disorganized Aaron Dalton Carla Semones Funniest Matt Stephenson Ashley Hunt Most Outgoing Chris Conner Katie Booze Most Spirited Zach Veron Judy Roberts CLASS FAVORITES �Best All Around Ryan Milla rd Anne Hall Best Looking Andy Mullins Cheryl Hagerman Friendliest Sa m Driscoll Lindsey W ells Most Likely To Succeed Craig Kemper Gaea Rich Most Intelligent DucHo Fanny Wu Most Athletic Dennis Haley Brooke Ashcraft CLA SS FAVORITES �CLRSS 0£ 1997 Favorite TY Show Danikka Burke: Scooby-Doo Josh Young: Baywatch Stephanie Waller: Friends Chris Abbott Leslie Adamczyk Ben Adams Rebekah Adams Josh Adkins Brian Alba Patrick Alcoke Nathan Anderson Ben Andrews Paul Andrews Brooks Andrews Nikki Asberry Brandi Ashwell Cristy Athey Shawna Atkins Chris Avis Josh Bailey Justin Barba lTH GRADE 7th Grade Class Officers President: Vance Overstreet; Vice-President: Jessica Paxton; Secretary: Jessica Poff; Treasurer: Johnathan Calder ��Courtney Barnes Lauren Bell Kristen Bevil Derek Blaylock Ashley Blevins Matthew Blevins Kara Bobbitt Justin Boles Jamie Booker Andrew Boothe Eric Brown Nathan Brown Beth Browning James N. 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Bryant Luke Bryant Christa Buckland Danikka Burke Lauren Burns Justin Burton Jamie Burton Robbie Buster Tiffany Byrd Traci Gadd Jonathan Calder Jake Caldwell Matt Caldwell Tanya Caldwell Brian Campbell Jeremiah Cantrell Amber Carr Carrie Caudill Nim Chanhthavanhthong Brad Christley Jake Clemons Travis Cobb Stacy Cole Josh Coleman Crystal Collins Joshua Collins Tiffany Collins Kevin Compton TTH GRADE �Jordan Conner Mindy Conner Tad Conner Elizabeth Constantin Aaron Cook Brandon Covey Tiffany Cox Tiffany Cregger Clayton Cross Sarah Cunningham Dustin Cupp Scott Dalton William Dalton Michelle Darnall Amanda Davis Nina Davis Frank Delieto Elisha Deweese Julie Dickerson Samaura Diede Heather Divers Daniel Dobbins Travis Doss Heather Doughty Jenny Duviella David Eddlemon Zane Edwards Erin Eldridge Rachael Elle r Maria Elmore Timothy Emick Erin Fagg Heather Farmer Jason Fender Stephanie Finley Morgan Fisher Kyle Fitzgerald Jacob Flinchum Summer Floyd Leah Flynn Angela Francisco Brian Franklin 7TH GRADE �Rebecca Franklin Jennifer Frye Jennifer Furman Christopher Garrett Tommy Garrett Kristen Gebhardt David Gentzel David Gibson Nikki Gibson Matt Glosser Wes Glosser Rocky Goad Ben Goodpasture Justin Grubb Marie Guthrie Josh Harlow Casey Harman Chris Headrick Adam Henry Chris Herby Aimee Hinson Megan Hochkeppel Jennifer Hodges Jason Hoke John Hollins Austin Humphries Matthew Hunt Daniel Hylton Ryan Jarratt Isaiah Johnston Billy Journell Joey Jubito Deanna Kelley Lauren Kennedy Tiffany Keys Elizabeth Kier Benjamin King Daniel King Jennifer Kirby Kristal Kirby Colin Kitts Kimberly Latempa 7TH GRADE ..··, �Jennifer Lee Hoyt Lee Johnathon Leighton Manuel Lewis Kristi Lilly Liz Little Chris Lopez Eric Lorden Heather Lovelace Sarah Lowe Carrie Loyd Beverlee Luck Cory Lutz Andrea Martin Jessica Martin Jordan Massie Josh McAlexander Jessica McCauley Kassie McClure Kelly McKibben Sam McKinney Nikki McPhatter Joe McWilliams Billy Meadows Scott Merritt Jonilla Miller Kirsten Miller Nicholas Miller Michael Mooney April Morgan Sara Mo rgan Jason Neighbors Kevin Newton Gia Lai Nguyen Tina Nguyen Dustin Nicely Andrew Novell Nicole O'Meara Jason O'Connor Matt Overstreet Vance Overstreet Travis Oyler 7TH GRADE �Carrie Pacetti Amanda Painter Ashley Paitsel Jessica Paxton Luke Peery Travis Peery Amanda Pence April Pendelton Jared Pendelton Amy Perfater Charlotte Pettus Jessica Poff Leah Pollard Shawn Pope Amy Powell Crystal Powell Lesley Powell Meris Powers Meghan Prillaman Joseph Pritt Tyler Puckett Tommy Radford Justin Ramsey Jennifer Rankin Kelly Reed Kenneth Richards Keith Rochford Josh Roop Rachel Rorer Elizabeth Rose Trey Rose Alex Ruble Emily Rudolph Anthony Rumley Andrew Rutledge Ben Rutrough Tommy Sachenbacher Rohit Sansoa Li sa Saul Kell i Saxton Chris Schwizer Justin Seldomridge 7TH GRADE �Capen Semones Amanda Sharp Daniel Sheffer Christopher Shelor Jeremie Shelor Jonathan Shelor Ashley Sheppard D.J . Sheppard Cristin Sisson Justin Slaughter Chante Smith Chris Smith Todd Smith Nathan Smith Terence Smith Ronald Sowder Derek Sower Darin Sowers Willie Statzer Sam Stephens Crystal Stewart Ryan Still Raven Stovall Christine Stover Lindsey Stratton Scott Sturgill Colin Sullivan Beau Suttles Kelly Tate Matthew Thomas Brad Thompson Cristen Thompson Damon Thompson Tuan Tran Alicia Underwood Chris Vandegrift Angela Vasquez Gunnar Vaughn Madeline Vest Arlee Via Jessica Via Tammy Waldron 7TH GRADE �Angela Walker Champe Wallace Stephanie Waller Joshua Walton Sueella Wampler Angela Ward Gary Ward Jason Ward Tori Warr Mark Washenberger Derek Weddle Janelle Wheeler Ricky Wheeler Nathan White Travis White Abby Willard Katie Williamson Jessica Winfrey Angela Wood Jessica Wooldridge Jade Yates David Yost Josh Young Emily Zimmerman 7TH GRADE �CLRSS or 1998 F A v 0 R I T E Whitney Faw: Pizza Josh Diamond: Spaghetti Tony Gonzalez: Prime Ribs 6th Grade Class Officers President: Amanda Robinette; Vice-President: Abbey Rowe ; Secretary: Megan Blevins; Treasurer: Lisa Parr Beverly Abbott Ashley Aesy Crystal Agee Amanda Akers Joshua Akers Robert Albert Steven Alcott Crystal Anderson Joseph Anderson Matthew Anderson Nathan Andrzejewski Christina App legate Nathan Au ld ridge John Bannon Drew Barbour Sarah Bates Sarah Beard Joy Beckner Justin Beckner Jared Bennett Alicia Benson 6TH GRADE �Sixth Grade Grant Biggar Matthew Birckhead Michael Blankenship Megan Blevins Amanda Boles Tammie Bonds Katherine Booker Sarah Bowles Brandi Branson Rebecca Brown Dustin Bryant Jason Bryant Christopher Buman Kimberly Buford Jacob Burnette Christopher Burns Alvin Bush Heather Butler Shawn Butta Samantha Cable Leslie Campell William Cantrell Carmen Carroll Susan Charles David Christianson Marina Christodoulides Julia Clark Katharine Clark Justin Clinevell Jesse Coburn Charlotte Cole Justin Collins Matthew Collins Erin Col well Victoria Corney As hley Cooper Dana Co x Alan Crowder Johnny Crowe Andrew Dalton Ollie Dalton Paul Daniels Preston Davis Katy Day Dustin Dea n Ashley Dea rin g Maggi e Derr Ash ley Diamond Jos hua Diamond 6TH GRADE ��Sixth Grade Violet Dickerson Heather Dickson Angela Dillon Katie Dodson Brian Dooley Nicole Dooley Jennifer Dorsey James Duff William Dutton Nicholas Duviella Shari Duviella Bo Eck Rich ard English Michael Epperly Ashley Estes Ryann Fame Fallon Fant Adam Farabau gh Trum an Farm er Michae l Farmer Whitney Faw Jeff Ferg uson Heather Ferris AmandaFink Elizabeth Fitzge rald Kathleen Fitzge rald Scott Flanagan Jennifer Flowe rs Alicia Ford Lauren Fowler Wi lli am Francisco Matthew Frankl in Kyle Gaines Shawn Garst Michael Gerald Britney Giordano Jason Glass Derrick Goad W illiam Goad Rafael Gonzalez Brandy Gordon TimoGordon Joshua Griep Amanda Griggs Andrew Gu idry Misti Hagerman Larry Hale Keyla Hale Cynthia Hall 6TH GRADE �Sixth Grade Michael Hambrick Kimberly Hamilton Shelly Hamlin Ryan Hancock Mark Hardin Elbert Harmon Krista Harris Christy Hart David Hart Elizabeth Haynie Josh Headen Alicia Henson Alicia Herron Andre Hester Michael Hill Amber Hodge Ricky Holdren Charla Holley Josh Horn Billy Huffman Jeremy Hummer Meghan Humphries Justin Hunt David Hutton Josh Ingram Brooks Jackson Josh Jackson Christy Jennings Bess Johnson Lindsay Johnson Melissa Johnson Travis Jones David Joyce T ravis Justus Catrina Kanode Lauren Kern Dallas King Michael King Patrick King Andrew Kingery Heather Kirb y Sarah Koss Jennifer Labadie Chris Lambert Stephanie Langford Neal Latimer Jennifer Lawrence Stephanie Lawrence Jeffrey Lee 6TH GRADE �Sixth Grade Adam Lester Shannon Lewis C rystal Light Allison Lineberry Andy Love Phillip Lu cado Joseph Lyn ch Gary Mabes Nathan Mahan Kyle Martin Jessica Matheny Ebony Matthews Jonathan Maxwell Days ha McClure Melinda McDowell Elizabeth McKinney Travi s Meade Rocio Mendez Ashley Merritt Ja mes Milliner Kelly Minton David Moeller A li sa Mook Casey Moo re Shalena Morehead Ash ley Mo rgan Darai l Morris As ia Mo rrison Aaro n Mosse r Jamie Mu lli ns Nosil la Mullins Craig Mu rdock Jarrod Martin A li Nazem i John Neathawk Josh Newman Vy Nguyen Emil y N icho ls Meghan Nic ho ls John O'Brien Mary O'Nei ll Michae l Otey Sun nie Parker Amanda Parks Lisa Pa rr Amanda Parrish Sam Patterson Crystal Peck And rew Pence 6TH GRADE �Sixth Grade Jeremy Purdue Katherine Penney Carrie Petry Jeff Phillips Bridgett Pickeral Kristen Pierce Josh Pinkerman Megan Pinnell John Plunkett Nathan Pollard Kimberly Powell Kelli Powers Richard Powers Michael Pruett Dianna Reed Logan Reeves Andrew Repass Andrea Rhoades Richard Ridenhour Courtney Rigney Stephanie Roberts Amber Robertson Jamie Robertson Micheal Robertson Amanda Robinette Jessica Flyers Stuart Rorer Matthew Rose Andrew Rosti Abbey Rowe Timothy Samsa Meghan Satterfield Robyn Saunders Nicolas Schmitt Richard Schumaker Arielle Scott Neil Secrist Lindsay Sellers Josh Shelor Michael Sheppard Mark Shirley Heather Shugart Carrie Sisson Lau ra Slusher Roger Small Edd ie Smart George Smart Alexis Smith Chris T. Smith 6TH GRADE �Sixth Grade Justin Smith Stacey Smith Krystal Snavely Alan Sowers Joseph Sowers Danielle Spangler Jennifer Sparks Clayton Spencer Wesley Sprinkle Amanda Stallings Kari Stanley Du stin Steele Tyler Still Joshua Stover Angela Stultz Dawn Sublett Jasmine Talada Drew Taylor Anthony Terry Trent Terry Th ara Thach Robert Th omas Ashl ey Tosh Ann Marie Annie Trent Apurva Tri vedi Sean Tu rk Brandon Turner Brandy Twigg Kenneth Twigg Ange la Utt Anna Van As Fran klyn Vance John Vanri per James Vaughn Carrie Vest Daylyn Volger Roger Waddell Tina Wagner Elizabeth Warbeck Amanda Warren Derek Washenberger Isaac Watrous Chri stopher Webster Michael Wed dle Wi ll iam Weeks Marshal Whee ler Will iam White Dana Wh itt 6TH GRADE �Sixth Grade Richard Whitt Jacob Wilhelm Jonathan Wills Heidi Wilson Krista Wilson Jonathan Wing Christine Witt Jocelyn Wohlford Sarah Wolfer Amy Wooten Maggie Worrell Chris Wray Crystal Wright Angela Wyatt These 6th graders are all smiles as they socialize in the gym in the morning. Ricky Schumaker gets a little help from Ms. Hilton w hile her science class is making ice cream to demonstrate how a liquid changes to a solid. Robert Thomas, Josh Ingram, and David Hutton are playing with a dog broug ht to their class by Linda Albert, w ho came to Mrs . C hisom 's class from the SPCA to speak about training a nimals and the SPCA in general. 6TH GRA DE �Faculty and Staff. And The Survey Says ... Linda Addington Mike Akers Kathy Atkins Scott Atkins Debi Austin Karen Barci Chuck Benson Terri Blankenship Patricia Brill Sally Budd Dotti Bull Jerry Campbell Tom Chester Jessica Chisom What is Your Favorite Movie? "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" Suzanne Holdridge "Grumpy Old Men" Sandy McCulley "Gone With The Wind" Sherri Shupe "It's A Wonderful Life" Tom Chester "Waterworld" Jill Hilton Lee Cole Michael Cox Bonnie Crotts Inez Farrell Robbie Fielder Dale Foster Dee Foster Greg Gallion Paula Gerrol JoAnne Goad Doug Graham Margaret Harri son Shelia Harrison Mary Hill Jill Hilton Suzanne Holdridge Margaret Humphrey Camellia Jones Forrest Jones El eano r Joyce Edna Kennedy Lonzo Kennedy Chris King Vicki Lee Debbie Lieber Brenda Life Perry Manning Sand ra McCulley Lyle Mcl aren Linda Miles James Morris Patricia Oberlin Eva O'Hare Collen Oliver Katherine Phlegar Sandy Pinkerman Sandi Reeves Robin Richardson Nancy Rutl edge Laura Scott Julie Seay Janet Sebolt Garry Secor Sherri Shupe William Snyder Bert Spessard Joyce Tarpley Susan Taylor Mike Teague FACULTY • • • • • 8 • • • • • 8 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••I �••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beverly Thomas Connie Thurston Bobby Vaughan Christine Vishneski Kathy Washenberg er Tony Wirt Margie Wray NOT PICTURED: Hal Adams, Larry Bradley, Eve Deegan, Dianne Ellis.Sandy Hill, Mary Justice, Laura Kobza, Jim Paxton, Rachel Sailer, Deborah Wheeling, Marie Martin, Judy Robertson Cafeteria: Front Row: Donna Lancaster, Susie Snavely, Debbie Andrews, Penny Hampton Back Row: Stephanie Underwood, Rinty Graves, Ellen Dodson, Farene Bostic, Carolyn Krause Not Pictured: Marcella Bryant Custodians: Front Row: Randy Perdue, Ann Reese, Norman Noel Back Row: Henry Jordan, Allen Saunders, Vanessa Canaday In Fond Memory. • • • l I of Monroe Johnson who passed away this year. 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The 1995 ALMS team slow with an opening game 13-6 win over was coached by: Larry Clifton Forge. Then they Bradley, Dan Jones, Steve improved and reeled off Magenbauer,Lyle nine more wins to finish McLaren, and John Shaner. - -- -- - - = -1 kicks and makes the extra point. w E c: You were all right. You guys are a good team! 1st Row: Zach Veron, Ryan Still, Andy Mullins, Josh Roop, Mikey Webb, Chris Conner, Scott Dalton, Chris Schwizer, Jeremie Shelor, Jake Caldwell 2nd Row: Joe McWilliams, Robbie Buster, Jason Buster, Luke Mullins, Andrew Rutl ed ge, E.J. Thomas, Adam Henry, Chris Bratton, Trevor Doyle, Josh Coleman, Terence Smith, Daniel King 3rd Row: Wade Edwards, Scott Campbell, Jeremy Luck, Dennis Haley, Justin Boles, Russ Lane, Travis Ha le, Matt Stephenson, Brooks Andrews, Matt Miller, Nathan Anderson, Derek Sower, Josh Harlow 4th Row: Jacob Nea thawk, Kevin Compton, Sam Stephens Anthony Sowers, Matt Litz, Jon Lucas, Mike Obenchain, N ick Miller, Jesse Terry, Eric Mead e, Daryl Thurston, Brian Conlan, Billy Journell 5th Row: Luke Peery, Kevin Newton, Jason Hoke, Dusty Fisher, Ja son Fender, Keith Rochford, Brandon Covey, Travis Doss, Shawn Pope Coaches: Coach Bradley, Coach Magenbauer, Coach Jones, Coach McLaren Not Pictured: Will Statzer, Coach John Shaner FOOTBALL "Get off of me," says Dennis Haley as a flo.ck t Pulaski Orioles pract1call) rip his jersey off his back.. �;::sSi!..._4Up, Up, a nd Away--Flies Chris Conner as h e leaps to catch a p ass. Team Us Them Clifton Forge 13 6 Roanoke Catholic 28 6 Botetourt 28 0 Glenvar 25 6 Dublin 33 0 Brookville 27 0 Maury River 28 8 Rockbridge 34 16 Floyd 13 0 Pulaski 48 12 Chug, Chug, Chug--Matt Steph en son (42) an d Zach Veron (2) are d rin king u p the wa ter after coming off of the field . 7th Grade Game Maury River 14 0 Goin', Goin', Gone-- Is Andy Mullins after he breaks into the open and runs for a touchdow n . FOOTBALL �ALMS GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM 3 Time out for a team ta lk. Jennifer Stone goes for the shot as Michelle Leavelle is ready for the rebound. As Amy Briele sh oo ts, Michelle Leavelle, Brooke Ashcraft, a nd Jennifer Stone watch to see if she scores. 1st Row: Angela Walker, ChandJer Givens, Kelly Tate, Kim Croy, Amy Briele, Kara Harrison, Emily Zimmerman, Sara Morgan 2nd Row: Coad1 Dom1a Cogar, Brandy Hyatt, Beverlee Luck, Jennifer Stone, Brooke Ashcraft, Michelle Leavelle, Casey Ham1an, Liz Little, Lindsay Stratton, Katie Booze, Coach Forest Jones GIRL'S BASJ<ETBALL Team Us Glenvar 23 Dublin 13 Clifton Forge 27 Pulaski 27 Northside 18 Hidden Valley20 Northside 28 Glenvar 16 22 Botetourt Clifton Forge 20 20 Dublin Pulaski 32 Hidden Valley24 Botetourt 38 Them 10 39 35 35 28 29 32 11 . 47 36 37 360T 33 47 - �--~- BOYS BASl<ETBALL Glenvar Away Won 79-10 Dublin Away Won 49-29 Hidden Valley Away Won 43-42 Dublin Home Won 37-28 Botetourt Home Lost 40-49 Northside Away Lost 46-49 Glenvar Home Won 60-12 Pulaski Away Won 68-33 Northside Home Lost 45-50 Pulaski Home Won 52-24 Christiansburg Away Won 54-23 Hidden Valley Home Won 37-35 Travis Hale dribbles through the defense ...... .... what form! Front row: Chris Bratton (manager), Brandon Covey, Andrew Rutledge, Terrence Smith, Austin Humphries, Jason Buster, Chris Schwizer, Scott Dalton, and Justin Grubb (manager). Back row: Coach Jones, Scott Price, Travis Hale, Luke Mullins, Dennis H aley, Manuel Lewis, Ryan Millard, Andy Mullins, Jeremie Shelor, and Coach King. Ryan Millard goes up for the shot against Botetourt. Luke Mullins tries to block the s hot while A u s tin Humphries, Dennis Haley, Tra v is Hal e, and A nd y Mullins wa it for the rebound against Northsid e. Andy Mullins goes up for the three, w hile his teammates watc h from the b ench. BOYS BASl<ETBALL �CHEERLEADIN'~. Rah! Rah! Rah! The Andrew Lewis Cheerleaders cheerin' on our team!! First Row: Anne Hall , Judy Roberts , Stephanie McNally Second Row: Lindsey Wells , Nina Davis Thi rd Row: Abby Willard , Beth Browning , Natasha Simmons Fourth Row: Elizabeth Kier, Emily Yost GO WOLVERINES! CHEERLEA D IN G The cheerleaders of ALMS spread lots of spirit to our school this year. Their season began in the summer, when they started practicing TWO times a week!! Then, in September, they practiced once or twice a week . The goals that the squad tries to accomplish are to be strict with their cheers, to be together with their cheers , and promote strong school spirit, which they do a good job of. In an interview with Ms. Holdridge, she said that she believes most people do NOT consider cheerleading a sport. She does think that the cheerleaders work just as hard, and the ir season lasts all year, as opposed to a few months. The squad does other things besides cheer. In the summer, the whole squad went to a camp at Virginia Tech. They also sold posters during football season to help with all the many projects they do. The goals for next year are to have more school spirit, buy new uniforms, and have a better football poster. GO WOLVERINES!!!! My fav or it e thi ng abou t cheerleading this year was going to summer camp at Virginia - A Tech. {/(/ - Elizabeth Kier We've got spirit yes we do, we have spirit how 'bout you? �WRESTLIN' Wade Edwards tries to turn his opponent over to get points in the Botetourt match. Jeb Wright wins his match against Botetourt. The 1995-96 ALMS wrestling team was made up of 11 eighth graders, and 10 seventh graders. Team scores were not kept, but there were four individual wrestlers who finished the season undefeated. The undefeated wrestlers this year were seventh graders Ryan Still, Kevin Newton, and Adam Henry. The only eighth grader to finish undefeated was Jeb Wright. This season's team was coached by Larry Bradley, Dan Jones, and Bobby Maynard. Jeremy Luck applies pressure and goes for a pin against Botetourt! First Row: Jeb Wright, Zach Veron, Jonathan Calder, Adam Henry, Nathan White, Tommy Garrett, Jason Hoke Second Row: Anthony Sowers, Ryan Still , Sam Stephens, Wade Edwards , Eric Kramer, Jeremy Luck, Eric Meade Third Row: Coach Bradley, Michael Obenchain, Kevin Newton, Matt Stephenson , Kevin Compton, Bo Brown, Russ Lane, Coach Jones Adam Henry is hardly letting his opponent breathe as he pins him. 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Front row: Mrs. Jones, Nathan Brown, Matt Glosser, April Morgan Second row: Jenny Duviella, Leslie Powell, Courtney Barnes Not pictured: Daylin Vogler, Tyler Puckett, Katie Dodson, Krystal Snavely SCA Front row: Jonathan Calder, Brian Conlan, Vance Overstreet, Mr. McLaren Second row: Jessica Poff, Crystal Kane, Brooke Linkous, Jessica Paxton, Abbey Rowe, Lisa Parr Back row: Abby Moses, Anne Hall, Emily Yost, Leann Harris, Amanda Robinette, Megan Blevins Megan Blevins and Amanda Robinette havin' fun putting up the February bulletin board on the first floor . 4- H / 5CA �FHA 1st row: Mandi Bruce, Brandy Hyatt, Emily Colwell, David Holland, Matt Stephenson , Mrs. Hill 2nd row: Lisa Journell, DeAnn Foster, David Reynolds , Jessica Boone, Allen Porter 3rd row: Beverly Yopp , Sherry Foutz, Kristi Mattern, Heather Glover, Jon Pratt, Roger Harrison REFLECTIONS 1st row: Aaron Cook, Ryan Jarratt, Dallas King , Tiffany Browne 2nd row: Jennifer Furman , Jessica Paxton , Lauren Burns, Sarah Garrison , Gabriel Bishop 3rd row: Jamie Burton , Meghan Hochkeppel, David Gentzel , Mark Washenberger FHA/ REFLECTIONS �Geography Bee Here, Aaron Dalton and Vincent Panell are relaxed and confident awaiting their question. HOMEROOM WINNERS 1st Row: Amanda Robinette, Brian Campbell, Jacob Flinchum, Jamie Robertson, A.J. Nazemi, John Vanriper, Jared Bennett. 2nd Row: Champe Wallace, John Bannon, Alvin Bush, Ryan Hancock, Bryan Dooley, James Bryant, Matt Overstreet. 3rd Row: Aaron Dalton, Ben King, Sam McKinney, John Neathawk, Jonathon Wing, Tim Samsa, Sean Gladden. 4th Row: Darius Scott, Edward Cormier, Chris Vandegrift, Josh Langford, Brian Conlan, Jeremy Luck, Eric Secrist, Debra Meyers. Everyone listens attentively as Mrs. Bull asks the questions . The final winner, Kim Hamilton, a sixth g rader. Spelling Bee HOMEROOM WINNERS 1st Row: Jonathon Wing, Andrew Pence, Kim Hamilton, A mber Rob ertson, Kari Stanley, Amy Wooten, Amanda Robinette, Vicky Corney, Katie Fitzgerald, Heather Butler. 2nd Row: James Bryant, Eric Lorden, Chris Schwizer, David Yost, Ma tt Franklin, Kyle Gaines, N eil Secrist, Nathan Mahan, N ick Crotts. 3rd Row: Jennifer Jennings, Katie Williams, Vance Overstreet, Jade Yates, Kyle Fitzgerald, Brian Conlan, Jason Weeks, Steven Jefferson, Sarah Harlow, Andy Lautenschlager. 4th Row: Ryan Hancock, Kara Harrison, Natalie Cooper, Bobby Smith, Fanny Wu, Gaea Rich, Casey H a rmon, Lauren Kennedy GEOGRAPH Y/ SPELLING BEE �TENNIS TEAM ~. .. 1st Row - Elisabeth Kennedy, Liz Constantin, Meris Powers, Crystal Collins, Jessica Pa xto n, Amber Parker. 2nd Row - Natalie Cooper, Katie Williamson, Tori Warr, Heather Divers, Jess ica Poff, Christa Buckland, Sarah Harlow . Back Row - Mr. Gallion, Ashley Hunt, Katie Camper, Brooke Linkous, N ikki Gibson, Meghan Prillaman. This year the eighth grade German ct 1 has held many events which included p ties or celebrations, and a dona ti on projeo We have celebrated Oktoberfest, a celeb tion event in Germany, by having a Par and watching a Bavarian film . This place in the library . By using the num e that we have learned in German, th er ,,. a bingo party that also took pla~e ,i.n t' school's library . Without Ms .Justice he and support, these events could not h, been possible. The club has proudly help the Community Christmas Store b c lecting food donations. The project "' very successful thanks to our gen ro club members. At the end of the fo semester, the club organized a Domin, pizza party. On May 18 the German h went on a trip to Busch Gardens that\ hosted by Mr. Vaughn and other Ge.rtr and Latin teachers . GERMAN CLUB 1st Row - Andy Tate, Zach Veron, Jacob Neathawk, Jon Lucas, Brooke Bentley, Kim Croy, Travis Hale. 2nd Row - Bobby Smith, Josh Langford, Andy Grey, Jenny Scharnus, Molly Klein, Lauren Monsour, Brooke Ashcraft, Mr. Vaughn. 3rd Row- Michael Obenchain, Sean Gladden, Scott Price, Michael Beamer, Ann Perdue, Preston Straub, Carla Semones, Amy Briele, Sarah Henrickson, Sarah Garrison. Back Row - Jason Buster, Jeremy Luck, Chris Conner, Ryan Millard, Chris Spoon, David Reynolds, Steven Crowder, Matt Spangler, Fanny Wu. Kirn Croy German Club Report r v ~=>---"''---'r;;::-11 .- 7 ' • ..!:. Andy Grey, Michael Beamer, and Andy Tate pig out at the German party. GERMAN AND TENN/5 �GUIDANCE RUNNERS The ALMS Office Runners, Guidance Runners, and Library Assistants are all vital parts of our school administration and student services. These are students who have a study hall and choose to work with our school's administration. "Guidance Runners," said Ms. Miles, "are important to the operation of the Guidance Office." Besides the obvious of running errands, these students perform tasks such as alphabetizing files, shredding old papers, making copies, and other miscellaneous, non-confidential office work. Office runners deliver lunch money and other articles sent by parents to their students to classes. Office runners also send for students that the principals need during the course of the school day. Library Assistants are a rarely recognized, but much needed, addition to the school. They help Mrs. Justice with copying, d elivering copies, and checking books in and out, and "Sometimes", joked Ashley Hun t, "shelving books." First row: Amber Breeden, Mandi Carper, Stephanie McNally, Danielle Whitley, Judy Roberts Second row: Jody Guidi, DeAnn Foster, Anne Hall, Katie Booze, Kari Brunson, John Carroll Third row: Chris Spoon, Drew Benefield, Andy Mullins, P.J. George A s 1st Row: L I S I Ashley Hunt, Jesse Terry B S R T A A R N y T s 2nd Row: Wade Edwards, Emily Reynolds, Andy Mullins RUNNERS �· SYNERGISTICS LAB AND MATH COUNTS '[ e new Synergystics Lab took the place of the old technology lab with the wooden tables and the metal chairs. All the equipment from the old lab was placed in a smaller room in the new lab where it can still be used with ease. The workers worked until the day before school began to get it ready for the students. They added new walls, carpet, air conditioning, and dropped the ceiling to make it suitable for twelve different modules. All the modules contain a tv, vcr, computer, and any special equipment needed to learn with the module. Allofthiscostaround$180,000. Mr. Chester had to go to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (N.A.S.A.) in Florida t take courses on how to teach with the Synergystics system. The studen are involved in hands on, career oriented applications of computer math, and science. Chris Mathis and Michael Mooney work on designing their carbon dioxide cars in the shop in the new lab. ~SYNERGISTICS LAB Allen Porter and Nick Crotts test their carbon dioxide cars in the new wind tunnel that can reach speed up to 40 miles per hour. �Dusty Fisher and Michael Obenchain work with sound waves. Joseph Cormier and James McCraw work with wind generated electricity by using a house fan and a special electric generator. Alex Ruble and Josh Coleman designing wings in the flight module. Math Counts! 1st row: Mark Washenberger, Fanny Wu, Aaron Dalton , Meghan Hochkeppel , Ben Andrews 2nd Row: David Gentzel, Due Ho, Kevin Bishop, Jodi Guidi, Jin Ye MathCounts is an advanced math program at Andrew Lewis. Mrs. Kennedy teaches this program, which combines Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Statistics and problem solving together. The participants work on various word problems, and then those with the bes t skill are put on a team. Any student can participate, but only seventh and eighth graders can b e on the team. The team takes four members and two alternates to the regional competition, held at Virginia Western. This year' s team members were Fanny Wu, Aaron Dalton , Mark Washenberger, and Meghan Hochkeppel. The two alternates were Ben Andrews a nd Jin Ye. This yea r, Fanny Wu placed first individually and Meghan Hochkeppel placed second. Ben Andrews was the top alternate. The team was the best overall at the regionals and at press time moved on to the state competition in Richmond, Virginia . MATHCOUNTS �Yearbook 1st Row: Emily Zimmerman, Lindsey Stratton, Brian Alba, Eric Lorden, Ben Andrews 2nd Row: Casey Harmon, Lauren Kennedy, Jenny Kirby, Carrie Pacetti, Nina Davis, Chris Vandegrift 3rd Row: Mrs. Foster, Debra Meyers, Dustin Cupp, Brian Hall, Jason Hayes, Stephanie Johnston 4th Row: Christi Johnson, Elisabeth Kennedy, Kara Harrison, Gabriel Bishop, Dusty Fisher, Ryan Harris Not Pictured: Kara White Newspaper Josh Meyers, April Morgan, Madeline Vest, Jamie Burton, Mr.Wirt NEWSPA PER/ YEAR.BOO!< STAFF Sixth Grade Yearboo l Represen ta ti ves First Row: Krystal Snavely Jonathan Wing Second Row: D.W. Hart Elizabeth McKinney �CHOIR Eighth Grade: Front Row: Jennifer Jennings, Heather Tobey, Mr. Snyder, Becky Lewis-Whitson, Elizabeth Flynn Second Row: Brandy Gray, Janeka Via, Misty Mitchell, Tiffany Browne, Beverly Yopp, Kelly Cantrell Third Row: Hollie Craighead, Megan Lanier, Erika Meise, Ryan Austin Seventh Grade: Front Row: April Morgan, Kristi Lilly, Sarah Cunningham, Amanda Davis, Rachael Eller, Morgan Fisher, Ben Rutrough Second Row: Jamie Booker, Angela Wood, Jennifer Lee, Amelia Perfater, Traci Cadd, Elisha Deweese, Tiffany Byrd l'hird Row: Deanna Kelley, Kelly Reed, Christa Buckland, Carrie Lloyd, Meghan Prillaman, Kristen Bevil, Jade Yates, Julie Dickerson Fourth Row: Mr. Snyder, Cristin Sisson, Ricky Wheeler, Josh Young, Sam Stephens, Jacob Flinchum, Brian Campbell, Chris Lopez Ready, get set, sing! Members of the seventh grade (left) and eighth grade (right) choirs preparing for their concert. CHOIR �The ALMS band has had a very busy and successful year. In November, 14 students attended the AllDistrict band tryouts at Linkhorne Middle School in Lynchburg. Two were chosen as members of the Concert band, three were chosen for the Symphonic band, and there was also one alternate chosen. Their concert was on the first weekend in January and was held at Liberty High School in Bedford. This was both the largest group to ever try out and also to make the band . Congratulations to all the students who tried out and for all their hard work and effort that was put into this event. The band also made many other appearances this year. They participated in the Salem and Roanoke Chirstmas parades . Once again , for the second year in a row, the band scored second in the Roanoke parade. In December and January, the band enjoyed playing in a Christmas concert at Salem High School , and playing for the elementary schools. Atthe end of the year, they performed at Opus once again at the high school , and travelled to Williamsburg for an overnight festival. 7th Grade Brass and Percussion Row 1: Lauren Bums, Megan Hochkeppel, Daniel Sheffer, Matt Overstreet, Joe McWilliams, Chris Schwizer, Josh Harlow, Janelle Wheeler Row 2: Capen Semones, Josh Walton, Maria Elmore, Liz Constatin, Chris Herby, Mark Washenberger, Josh Collins, Jamie Burton, Michelle Darnall Row 3: Matt Glosser, Luke Bryant, Zane Edwards, Sam McKinney, David Gentzel, Brad Christley, Travis White, Kenneth Richards Row 4: Crystal Collins, Patrick Alcoke, Ben Goodpasture, Jason Fender, Tina Stover, Ronnie Sowder, Ryan Jarratt, Paul Andrews, Anthony Rumley Row 5: Ben Adams, Champe Wallace, Brad Thompson, Todd Smith , Meris Powers, Abby Willard, Angela Walker, Justin Slaughter, Andrew Booth, Tyler Puckett NP: Niki Ashberry 7th Grade Woodwinds Row 1: Courtn ey Barns, Chante Smith, Jordan Massie Row 2: Gai Lia Nguyen. Becky Franklin. Rachel Rorer, Jonathan Calder, Billy Meadows. Angela Francisco, Erin Eldridge, Jessica Winfrey Row 3: Danikka Burke, David Eddlemon, Shawna Atkins, Jessica Via, Jessica Paxton, Erin Fagg, Sara Morgan, Kelly McKibben, Lisa Saul Row 4: Kara Bobbitt, Leah Flynn, Cristen Thompson, Amanda Sharp, Heather Lovelace, Ash ley Blevins, Liz Little, Katie Williamson, Ashley Sheppard Mindy Conner Row 5: Brian Franklin, Willie Statzer, Jordan Perry, Jamie Bryant, Andrew Novell, Emily Rudolph, Jennifer Rankin, Marie Gulhrey, Lauren Bell, Jessica Poff. Krislal Kirby Row 6: nttany Keys, Madeline Vest, Rebekah Adams. Ambe r Carr. Kelli Saxton. April Pendleton. Lesley Powell, Brandi Ashwe ll, Jessica McCauley. nttay Cregger, Summer Floyd, Jennifer Furman NP· Alicia Underwood �8th Grade Brass and Percussion • Row 1: JoAnn Divers, Amanda Pittman, Jared Perdue, Anthony Sowers, Ryan Hines, Spencer Terry Row 2: Bryan Cotton, Chris Anderson, Jennifer Guthrie, Willie Caldwell, Jeremy Burns Row 3: Andy Tate, Kris Ward, Josh Lanford , Ryan Harris, Kari Brunson, Amanda Hoosier Row 4: Robert Compton, Crystal Street, Eric Meade, P.J. George, Kevin Bishop, Andy Lautenschlager, Josh Chaney NP : Jesse Whitfield 8th Grade Woodwinds Row 1: Rachel Lovelace, Julie Erb, Fanny Wu, Abby Moses, Amber Parker, Aaron Dalton , Matt Spangler, Jessica Mounts Row 2: Kristi Mattern, Hope Reed, Roy Patterson , Yin Ye, Ashley Kidd , Chandler Givens, Jenny Griep, Jill Harris, Lura Smith Row 3: Christi Johnson, Kara White, Maura Kirby, Sarah Harlow, Katie Camper, Sunny Swirsky, Melissa Altice , Dani Thatch , Ginniffer Mason, Sarah Burke Row 4: Jessica Boone, Kristy Riley, Jessica Totty, Amber Breeden , Emily Duncan , Laura Robbins , Amanda Smith , Debra Meyers, Crystal Kane, Shauneequa Owusu Row 5: Josh Vermillion, Chris Sams, Willis Wise, Aden Short, Andy Miller, Brad Booker, Dennis Haley, Kristi Clark, Mike Francisco , Eric Shawver NP: Joey Underwood, Tiffany LaPrade Colorguard Row 1: Jodi Guidi, Kristi Matern Row 2: Christi Johnson , Ashley Kidd, Karen Smith Row 3: Janeka Via, Dana Butler, Hena Vora BAND �All-District Band Robw 1 : Symphonic Band: Julie Erb O oe · P J G ' ' · · eorge, Percussion; Rachel Lovelace, Bassoon Row 2 : Concert Band: Fanny Wu, Obo~ (Alternate); Katie Camper, Clarinet; Sarah Harlow, Clarinet Student Leadership Row 1: Maura Kirby , Amber Parker, Chandler Givens , Dennis Haley, Julie Erb, Andy Tate , Kevin Bishop , P.J . George , Aden Short Row 2: Amanda Pittman , Abby Moses, Kristy Clark, Rachel Lovelace , Sarah Harlow, Ryan I Hines, Spencer Terry , Bryan Cotton , Amanda Hoosier, Josh Langford , Willis Wise Row 3: Jenny Guthrie, Kristi Riley , Shauneequa Owusu , Jenny Griep, Jessica Totty, Katie Camper, Kari Brunson , Kara White , 1 Jill Harris, Jared Perdue Row 4: Aaron Dalton , Christi Johnson, JoAnn Divers , Crystal Street, Andy Lautenschlauger, Robert Compton, Ryan Harris, Fanny Wu , Jessica Mouts, Crystal Kane I The ALMS band marching their way down Main Street as they played at the Salem Christmas parade . BAND �Kelly Cantrell is found busily copying down data on an experiment in Mrs. O'Hare's science dass. First period girl's P. E. participates in a speedy game of hospital stingball, where students are "injured" when hit by the ball and team mates have to drag them back to the baseline for them to re-enter the game. Luke Mullins, Matt Stephenson, David Holland, and Nicole Brown, members of FHA, gather and count the food donated by students and faculty in the Thanksgiving food drive they sponsored . Over 500 cans of food were collected. Several members of the yearbook staff crowd around Mr. Jim Ellis, an artist for Jostens, as he helps them design the cover of our yearbook. He was only one of the many people who were available to help the staff at a yearbook workshop at the Sheraton Inn in September. Jennifer Lawrence and Jeffrey Lee steadily apply strips of newspaper to the model of an Egyptian Sphinx in Mrs. Joyce's social studies class. ACADEMICS �PATRON S The Guard Family Jordan Harman E and E Builders, Inc. Taylor and Lindsay Montgomery Maggie , Sarah and Danielle Akers Nancy and Arnold Montgomery Bill and Betty Forlines Barry and Donna Davis Len and Jaretta Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Capps Tom and Nancy Burns Danny and Jimmie! Johnston Linda and Dave Wagner Tina and Danielle Wagner Sharon and Doug Wingate Melody Palmer Joe and Claudia Rowe Bastians Bar-B-Q Russ Hall Ron Lorden Kim Lorden Roger and Wanda Jefferson Jack and Donna Kirby Interim Health Care Mr. and Mrs. Billy White Frank J . Gentry Gregory S. Gentry Barbara N. Gentry Fran Hall Judie and Jim Constantin Soccer Stop Barbara Cu pp Irene Hall Earsel and Tammy Eanes Bud and Joyce Cro uch PATRONS Tim and Kelly Sulptin T.J. and Barbara Hoskins Tom and Gloria Moore Jim and Kelly Hall Missouri Thomasson Mrs. S. Shupe Ms. S. McCulley Connie A. Thurston Lyle C. Mclaren Jim Paxton Herbert and Doris Dellinger Dave and Pam Christianson J. Campbell Kevin L. and Dianna K. Meyers Mrs. Cole Betty Wollitz Robert E. Wollitz Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. P.F. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews Mr. and Mrs. T.F. Miller Mr. Delbert Morrison Miss. Penny Morrison Doris Anne Otey Cathy and Cara Fisher Mike and Dusty Fisher Bryan and Nancy Price Robert and Opal Jones Richard and Susan Tate Randy, Gail, Emily, and David Zimmerman Billy, Mary Ann , Andy, and Adam Jones Greg and Dee Foster George and Geneva Zimmerman Father and Sons Lawn Service Mrs. Dianne Ellis Jeff and Rebecca Durham Salem Dairy Queen Formal Occasions Katherine J. Bishop Kroger Herb and Julie Dellinger Roger and Sheila Harrison Mike and Marcia Monroe David and Karen Walker Bill and Margaret Humphrey Forest Jones Mr. Fielder Andy and Debbie Stratton Joyce Tarpley D.W. Hart-Mrs. Tarpley's Team David and Connie Kennedy Barry and Lisa Montgomery II I: II THE 1996 ALMS YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK THESE PATRONS WHO HELPED SPONSOR OUR YEARBOOK. �Gomph"menls ofyour dele!Jale... H~MORG~~ G FIIII SALEM ICE CREAM PARLOR G. 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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DAV THRIFT STORE 2383 Roanoke Blvd. Salem, VA 345-0560 ADVERTISING (A Non-profit Organization) Help Disabled American Veterans in the Roanoke Valley CALL FOR FREE PICKUP OF USEABLE DONATIONS 2141 Dale Ave., SE Parkside Plaza 345-6800 �Gary Ward, Kelly Tate, Scott Sturgill, and Emily Zimmerman look absolutely thrilled to be in Mrs. Deegan' s classroom. Raven Stovall is getting ready to take off as she participates in hospital sting ball in P.E. Lisa Journell has a call to make on our school pay phone. Here are some sixth graders getting ready to go to class. Willie Caldwell thinks that it is time to get serious in his drama play. CA NDIDS �COLOPHON The 1996 Pioneer, the yearbook of Andrew Lewis Middle School , was produced via the fine skills and workmanship of twenty-three students in the Photojournalism class, which was new this year. It was printed by Jostens Publishing Company of Winston-Salem , North Carolina , with a press run of 680 copies. Our future lies before us Our past is carved in one We all stana togetHer No one stands alone Hand in hand we triumph Linked with arm to arm Standing all heads held high far above th~harm. We each have a piece o the puzzle We each have a par to play W each have a game to win W each have a sentence to say e're a head above the otHer a step above the rest We come out winning all the f:ime Giving nothing but our best So here we are together A chain linkea y our hands Try as they might to move us But we remain to stand Through the year we come Reflecting on what we've seen No one comes close to stopping us For we are Wolverines. By: Willie Caldwell This yearbook has a trim size of 7 3/4 x 1 O 1/ 2 inches and contains 84 pages using 70 # gloss enamel paper. End sheets are 65 # cover weight white stock paper. The cover is one color 100# lithogloss laminated material printed in Tempo 285 Medium Blue . Included in this years publication is a 16 page full color current event section created by Jostens and World Book Encyclopedia . All portraits and team photos were taken by Lifetouch Studios . Cover art was designed by Jason Hayes. The 1996 Pioneer was typeset in the Adobe typefaces Lithos Regular, Palatino , and Helvetica. Pagemaker 5.0a and the Jostens Yeartech Kit were used on a Magitronic 468DX/ 66 with 8 MB RAM and an Okidata LED Page Printer. Production was achieved using a Linotronic 330 and the services of John Fletcher (Bogie @ Jo-Jo's) and Jeff Cannon , ou r Josten's representative , who is always there when we need him . The Pioneer staff would like to thank the administration and staff of ALMS for their input and cooperation throughout the year. We couldn 't have produced this yearbook without your help and understanding . '96PIONEER Section Editors: Student Life: Ste phanie Johnston Sports: Jason Hayes Clubs / Academics: Christi Johnson People: Kara White Advertising: Brian Alba Computer Manager: Ben Andrews Business Manag er: Brian Hall Assistant Business M a na g er: Chris Vandegrift Copy Editor: Lauren K e nn edy Photo Editor: Dusty Fisher, Casey Harman Adviser: Mrs. D ee Fos te r Staff: Gabriel Bishop D us tin Cupp Nina Davis Ryan Harris Kara Harriso n Elisabeth Kennedy Sixth Grade Representatives: O .W. Hart Krys tnl S nn v ely Eliza beth M c Ki1111 l:'y /011ath o11 Win g CLO SING - - - - - - - - -- jenny Kirby Eric Lorden D ebra M ey ers Carrie Pn cetti Lindsey Stratton E111ily Z imm ermn n - - - - - ����- - - - - -- - - - - --- - -- - - -- - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Pioneer 1996 Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource The Pioneer is the annual for Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1996 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1996 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6404/Pioneer1994.pdf 2d423a41332ab15c01e5e97ee77dfc49 PDF Text Text • • • • �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM �'-· ���2 Whitney Penn, Erin Alba, and Jessica Beamer. Whitney says, "They need to give a class on this!" David Weaver and Alan Vincent, "Let's see .. . two to the left, four to the right, twelve to the left!" Cha rri se and Iva n Brewe r a nd Ga ry Ma honey, "One more da y down, and onl y 142 to go!" Sarah Campb ell is o n th e run . "A re yo u th a t exc ite d a b o ut schoo P " �NEW BEGINNINGS School starts with a fresh pack of Wolverines ~ it.,•• . w¥: .. •• •• •• ••.,. ., ,, "We're going home 1" ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sarah He nrickson " Is this yo u r impress io n of yo ur first Lewis da nce?" The big gy m in th e mornin g ... some of us socialize an d some ot us ac tu all y stud y' 3 �6th graders showing their ALMS spirit at the fall pep rally Crystal Caudill and Jessica Lambert carrying the Lewis banner at the Salem High School Homecoming parade ALMS faculty wea rin g th eir 10th Anni versary t-shirts durin g the first week of sc hool 4 David Th o rnhill and Lauren Eanes dan cing th e ni ght a way' �., 0 1195 03831966 Melissa Dalrymple . .. an artist in the making! Amanda Sowers "getting down" at the ALMS fall pep rally. Tina Nguyen ... having a wond erful time a t her first ALMS dan ce. Aaron Turner, Russ Lane, Michael Hei lman, Scott Ha nn on , a nd Mrs . Crotts are reall y in to reading "Damon a nd Pythias. " · 5 ��8th Grade Class Officers: President, Abby Derr; Vice President, Mandy Washenberger; Secretary, Lauren Eanes; Treasurer, Erin Alba Erin Alba Caroline Allred Brandy Anderson Robbie Anderson Michelle Andrzejewski ~~ , ( \ , -I~ • Keith Arrington Shannon Atkins M.J . Baber Matt Bass Jessica Beamer Richard Black Travis Bond Jason Booker Amanda Bowles Kim Bowles 7 �Michelle Bowles Amanda Brammer Charisse Brewer Amber Brooks Chris Brown Courtney Brown Elycia Brown Heather Brown Toria Brown Brooke Buchanan Jeff Burke Jocelyn Burks Ashley Bush Mindi Caldwell Sarah Campbell April Carico Shannon Canco Jesse Carkin Misti Carper Jessica Carr Ben Carter Jennifer Carter Scott Carter Crystal Caudill Garrett Caudill 8 v "°" �N!cholas Chaise Nick Chastang David Clark Kevin Clarke Ashley Clifton Drummond Cole ~rystal Coleman-Wolf randon Compton April Conner Chris Conner ( • 1 Jeff Cooner Nikki Cooper Ryan Correll Jennifer Crawford Jeremiah Crawford CDhristopher Crawforduval David Crouser Elizabeth Croy Brandon Cup John Dalrymp)e J Melissa Dalrym le Tammy Dalton p Brea Daulton Abby Derr Jason Dickerson 9 �Jennifer Dickerson B.J. Dooley Aija Duncan Lauren Eanes Shane Edwards Kenny Elmore Mandy Everett Elizabeth Fabian Crystal Fant Stephanie Fams Brad Fielder Roy Finney Ryan Fischer Joseph Fitch Ben Flinchum Jennifer Flynn Michael Foley Lewis Foster Kimberly Foster Elizabeth Frank Cydney Furr Frankie Garrett Paul Gayscoyne James G1arla Ami Gibson 10 �Erika Gill Stephanie Givens Amanda Goad Jason Goad Will Golding Bret Gresham Adam Grubb Becky Gundi Adam Guthrie Katie Hall Patrick Hall Carrie Hambrick Shawn Hambrick John Hancock Summer Harris Robbie Hartman Andrew Hatt Jennifer Heckert Melanie Henthorn Scott Hickson Dana Hill April Hodge T.J. Hodges Cameron Hollins Emily Holtman 11 �Brent Hudson Chris Huffman Peter Iskander Travis Isom Crystal Janney Raymond Janney Missy Jefferson Lisa Jeffreys Jennifer Joanis Jamiria Johnson Ben Jones Michelle Jones Am y Journell Beata Karimi Sarah Kelderhouse Sharlee Kennedy Tabatha Kidd Rhett Kier Shawna King Kurt Kipley Beth Kirby Melanie Kirby Chris Laduke Jerome Lambert Jessica Lambert 12 �Alesha Laprade Tiffany Lawhorn Amanda Lawrence Sam Lazzaro Jason Lee Mandy Lee Amy Long Randy Lovelace Pamela Lovern Beverly Loving Wey Jong Ma Gary Mahoney Tara Manns Valerie McKnight Leslie Meadows Teresa Melton Jeannie Melvin Joni Melvin Richard Mengelkamp Angela Minter Jessica Monroe Elise Monsour Suzann Morgan Aaron Moses Robert Moss 13 �Amanda Mullins Stephanie Muterspaugh Cassandra Myers Michael Myers Jason Nolan Jeremy Novell Tonya O'Dell Patrick O'Neil Becky Obenchain Andrea Ogier Brandy Pack Sarah Palmer Shawn Palmer David Pan Jon Parker Erin Pa trick Tabitha Patterson Justin Pendleton Whitney Penn Jemal Perdue Joey Petry Travis Pierce Jordan Pierce Jodie Pinkney Amy Poff 14 �Jason Pollard Drew Pollard Tracy Pollard Luke Poulin John Powell Matt Powell Ashley Prilaman Alex Puckett Danny Quarles Germaine Quarles Jessup R'obert Amanda Rae Carrie Ramsey Aaron Reed Josh Reed Angela Richardson Travis Richardson Heather Rock Angie Rogers Amy Rose Jessica Routon Kelly Rowlett Jennifer Rudolph Justin Salibrici Tori Sampson 15 �Patrick Sessions Travis Saunder~ Jason Setche Amanda Sheppard Gracie Short Aaron Simmons Amanda Simpson Jay Sisson Sarah Sm'.1rt Darrin Srmth Jason Smith Tracey Smith Amy Sowder Bobby Spangler Matt Spetzler , Tara Stacy Adam Stertzer Robby Stover Jeremiah Stowerd Travis Strou Chris Stuart Tiffany Stu~p Jamie Sutliff Shawn Sweet David Taylor \.~ 16 �Lynne Taylor Dwayne Taylor Christine Terry Jeremy Terry Joey Terry Hiavi Thach Herschel Thomas David Thornhill Angela Thrush A.T. Tickle Tam Tran Adrianne Trent Hal Trent Ben Tripp Traci Vanderpool Jason Vogler Matthew Wahlberg Burke Walker Julie Walker Claire Wallace April Wa ller Jonathan Wa lls Ryan Wa lls Ryan Ward Mandy Washenberger 17 �Jamie Weldon Lauren Wheeling Kevin White Travis Whitlock Talia Wickes Brian Wilhelm Mandy Williams Kevin Wilson Andy Woolwine Zach Wright Matt Yarborough Mike Yurich T • T • T -• T • T • T • T 18 ��Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed Mandy Williams and David Thornhill 20 Jennifer Rudolph and Rhett Kier �Most Athletic Friendliest April Carico and Herschel Thomas Bret Gresham and Caroline Allred Most Talkative Zach Wright and Michelle Bowles FINCASTLE LIBRAR 21 �Best Dressed Best Looking Drew Pollard and Lynne Taylor Most School Spirit Kevin White and Jennifer Flynn Peter Iskander and Lauren Wheeling 22 �Most Studious Lisa Jeffreys and Richard Menglekamp Funniest ------ - Best Liked -----~ Brea Daulton and Patrick O'Neill Lauren Eanes and Ben Carter 23 ��7th Grade Class Officers: President, Mike Loritsch; Vice President, Blake Bruce; Secretary, Whitney Wells; Treasurer, Laura Cannaday Megan Abrahamson Tabitha Adams Nicholas Aesy Penny Alls Jennifer Altizer Travis Amos Matthew Anderson John Andrews Kimberly Andrews Sebert Arnold Jessica Ayers Bailey Doug Baker Aimee Barber Betsy Barger Jill Desiree Barr Matthew Beamer Joe Bender Emily Bennett Rita Black 25 �Christina Blankenship Brooke Bowles Tina Botts Ivan Brewer Erin Brown Josh Justin Nichole Patrick Reggie Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Blake Bruce Josh Bruce Jamie Bryant Heather Burgher Jennifer Burnett Audrey Bush Claude Campbell Michelle Campbell Laura Cannaday Travis Carper Travis Carroll Lindsay Carroll Shatasha Casey Stacy Chandler Johnathon Charlton Ben Chastang Jeremiah Christley Joshua Clark Steven Clark Jesse Clay Ashleigh Coles Erin Collins Krista Collins Amber Cook Morgan Cooner 26 �Laura Cornett Justin Cox Charlie Crabtree Michael Craft April Creed Zach Cromer Nick Crotts Kristen Crotts Michaela Cuddy Ottis Cumbie Kristina Cummings Jaymi Curtis Catherine Davis Kimberly Davis Travis Deweese Phillip Dick Brool<e Dickerson Crystal Dillman Matt Dillon Sam Dillon Jenna Doyle Hope Dudley Janelle Duviella Todd Edwards Edward Egan Billy Evans Adam Everett Christine Everson Melissa Ewing Justin Farmer Kevin Felvis Jimmy Fender James Ferris Jesse Feury Chris Fischer 27 �Caron Flanagan Robert Fry Jamie Garst Courtney Glosser Jordan Green Lyndsay Green Ben Greer Laura Hagee Chad Hagy Samantha Hale Justin Halterman Jessica Harmon Jackie Harrison Nichole Harth Lucas Hatt Wayne Hawley Robert Haynie Trey Hedrick Jamie Helm Lisa Henry Patrick Herndon Jason Hicks Leigh Henson Keely Hipp Kathryn Hively Sara h Hoge Gina Holland Alicia Holiday Matthew Hornby William Hubble Gretta Hughes Josh Humpfiries Eric Hurley Zane Hurst Ma ndy Hutchison 28 �Jeffrey Jennings Frank Johnson Lindsay Johnson Marcie Johnson Steve Johnson Troy Johnson Anton Jones Kishauna Jones William Jones Brandon Jordon Beth Kavitz Tiffan Kidd Jenniter King Leslie King Caleb Kingery Allan Kirby Christine Kirschner Michael Kiser Jason Kyle Laura Labadie Cathy Larocco Justin Lavinder Heather Lawhorn Alex Lewis Artie Lewis Kyle Lewis Lmdsay Lewis Christy Lieber Danief Logue Mike Loritsch Sarah Love Kevin Lucci Thor Lynch Wey Tu Ma David Maddy 29 �Angie Mann Apru Martin Nikki Martin Heather Matheney Preston Matheney Keith Matherly Larissa McClure Brian McKay Matt McNally Sarah Melton Karen Mengelkamp Mike Merrill James Miller Justin Mitchell Heather Monroe Angie Moore Nora Morris Sarah Morris Jason Mosser Shelly Munley Samantha Muterspaugh Jill Nelson Christy Newton Genie Nichols Amanda Nolen Matt Ogburn Cheri Oversreet Tyler Overstreet Jamie Paitsel Sarah Parr Alison Parris Stephen Pence Sara Pendelton Duane Perdue Jessica Perdue 30 �Brandon Peters Paul Peterson Tim Petry Jennifer Phillips Jesse Pickeral Ricky Pinkerman Jill Pinkney Millie Pinkney Marshall Pitts Jason Poe Joshua Poff Matt Poff Ryan Poff Sarah Poland Tony Poore Aaron Post Mariel Powers Sherry Price Donald Quackenbush Ashley Radford Koko Radford Travis Reed Megan Reeves Amanda Riddle Ashley Ring Kenny Robertson Aaron Robinson Robert Rose James Roten Adam Rountree Jason Ruff Adam Rutledge Jeremy Rutledge Chris Salles Nanjoe Sarr 31 �Elizabeth Schnittger Kristen Sessions Jennifer Shaver Stacy Sherwood Trey Shifflett John Shoup Derek Shreve Joe Sisson Alan Small Anna Smith Jeremy Smith John Smith Michael Smith Steven Smith Joey Sovine Stephanie Sowder Jessica Sower Veronica Sower Amanda Sowers Matt Spielman Kristen Stacy T .J. Stratton Tony Strouth Elizabeth Stultz Laura Stump Christina Sublett Wynsor Taylor Robbie Terry Nathan Thomas Scott Thomas Stephany Thomas Kristen Thomasson Kelly Thompson Melissa Thompson Michael Thompson \ 32 �Vernon Thompson Chad Thrasher Laura Thurman Renee Tickle P.J. Tosh Matthew Townsend Julie Tucker Ben Turner Malina Umburger Kim Varela Amanda Veney April Vermillion Andrae Via Dusty Via Alan Vincent Ed Walden Paige Ward Shemika Washington John Waterman Brad Watson David Weaver Whitney Wells Kevin Westmoreland Andy White Aaron Williams Chad Williams Tosha Williams Christy Wills Matt Wirt Paige Young 33 �Josh Brown and Johnathan Charlton " Hi-Ho . Hi-Ho, It's off to camp we go! " DARE m e to jump? 34 Le ig h H e n so n and H e ath e r Mon roe "Ca noeing, a nyone?" �The Dare girls singing for their supper! Kristin Sessions taking a bite out of crime! CAMP DARE A Great Experience! Salem Camp D.A.R.E. is a project unique to Salem. The camp began in 1991, and is offered to all upcoming seventh graders at A.L.M.S. A number of physical activities range from canoeing to a thirtyfive foot high ropes course . While the camp is mostly fun and games, it also pro- Officer Teague ... "You shou ld see the one th a t got away." vides educational activities stressing teamwork and cooperation. Fire safety, first aid, and drug awareness are included in this. The camp is an enjoyable experience, and every rising seventh grader should take advantage of this opportunity. Tony Strouth . . . caught the one that got awa y! ---2-- i - - 35 ��6th Grade Class Officers: Matthew Eaton, President; Anne Hall, Vice President; Lindsey Wells, Secretary; Ryan Millard, Treasurer ,..-..'( "-' ~- ._ Maura Abrahamson Brandy Allred Melissa Altice Christopher Anderson Brooke Ashcraft Rya n Austin . · .-.~-- _. ' ~-Jackie Bailey Gary Baker Michael Beamer Michael Benefield Christopher Bennett Brooke Bentley Gabriel Bishop Kevin Bishop Bryan Black Ryan Black Ashley Blevins Katie Booze Jessica Boone Bradley Booker Jamie Brammer Chris Bratton Ricky Braford Amber Breeden Amy Briele Melissa Brookshire Eric Brown Harry Brown Tiffany Browne Mandi Bruce 37 �Kari Brunson Roddy Bryant Mitch Bryson Daniel Buchanai: Linh Bw Sarah Burke Kyle Burnett Jason Buster Amy Butt Ricky Cadd Willie Caldwell Kelly Cantrell Maria Carlisle Mandy Carper John Carroll Josh Chaney Na Chanhthavanhthong Tabitha Charles Kirn Christian Kristy Clark Mary Clarke Andrew Cobbs Ivy Cole Kris Colson Emily Colwell Robert Compton Brian Conlan Chris Conner Natalie Cooper Brooke Corley Edwa rd Cormier Joseph Cormier Michael Corso Brya n Cotton Andrew Craft H ollie Craighead Ben Crew Steven Crowder Kimberly Croy Aaron Dalton Jennifer Dalton D.J. Dalton Leslie Davis Brandy Dickerson JoAnn Divers James Dodd Hea ther Dowdy Trevor Doyle 38 ' �, I Sam Driscoll Douglas Dudley Emily Duncan Matthew Eaton Laura Echols Wade Edwards ' '.:' Julie Erb Trena Ferguson Dustin Fisner Billy Fitch Elizabeth Flynn DeAnn Foster ~ ~ ~ Sherry Foutz Michael Francisco Jenny Frye Sarah Garrison P.J . George Chandler Givens Sean Gladden Heather Glover Andy Grey Jenny Griep Jodi Guidi Jennifer Guthrie Cheryl Hagerman Travis Hale Dennis Haley Anne Hall Brian Hall Lee Hannah Scott Hannon Sarah Harlow Paige Harmon Tiffany Harmon Jill Harris LeA nn Harris Lloyd Harris Rya n Harris Roger Harrison Kara Harrison Amber Haupt Jason Hayes .' \. -· ' . Chris Haywood Michae l Heilman Sarah Henrickson Adam Hen ry Joseph Hicks Ryan Hines t ' ' - '\. :0 1 r._, 39 �DucHo David Holland Amanda Hoosier Christine Huneycutt Ashley Hunt Brandy Hyatt Steven Jefferson Jennifer Jennings Stephanie Johnston Anthony Jones Lisa Journell Crystal Kane Charles Kendrick Elisabeth Kennedy Maura Kirby Molly Klein Ryan Kurtz Allan Lambert Nicole Lambert Russell Lane Josh Langford Megan Larner Tiffany LaPrade Andy Lautenschlager \ Michelle Leavelle Amanda Lester Bryan Lester Sheree Lindsay Brooke Linkous Matthew Litz Sarah Lively Rachel Lovelace Michael Lucado John Lucas Jeremy Luck Jennifer Malus Jordan Manning Chad Martin Ginniffer Mason Kristi Mattern James McCraw Stephanie McNally Eric Meade Angela Meadows Erika Meise Debra Meyers Ryan Millard Andy Miller 40 .. --· �Matt Miller Rebecca Miller Misty Mitchell Lauren Monsour David Mooney Angela Moses ) Abby Moses Scott Mowery Andy Mullins Luke Mullins Joshua Myers Jacob Neathawk Jennifer Newman Kevin Newton Tina Nguyen Perry Nichols Erin Nolan Michael Obenchain Adelia Overstreet William Owens Benjamin Paddock Amber Parker Thomas Patsel Roy Patterson Christopher Pearson Jamie Peoples Anne Perdue Jared Perdue Chantu Phelps Aleasha Phillips -- Reginald Phillips Amanda Pittman J.P. Poey Allen Porter Amanda Poulin Erin Powell - ~ ·· ~-...,..-; .._,...:,;., I ~ ' ,. ...... "-'! _,,.. ,,., - : ~ .... . Jon Pratt Scott Price Jonathan Pruitt Kelli Rabik Stephanie Raines Cline Reasor ":;;.~ ~ IU •/771 II · . ! I Hope Reed David Reynolds Emily Reynolds Kristy Riley Laura Robbins Judy Roberts .... ,., \ 41 �Brian Robertson Scott Rowe Keith Rucker Rohit Sansoa Darius Scott Eric Secrist Carla Semones Eric Shawver Chris Shelor Aden Short Natasha Simmons Amber Slate ;:, . Jason Slate Missy Slate Amanda Smith Bobby Smith Laura Smith Philip Smith /" Ronald Sowder Anthony Sowers Matthew Spangler Christopher Spoon Michael Stafford Matt Stephenson Jerem)'. Stewart Jenrufer Stone CrystalSStraub treet Preston Maria Sublett Sunny Swirsky Andrew Tate Jesse Terry Spencer Terry Dani Thach Eric Thomas Erin Thomas Matthew Thompson Rebecca Thompson Daryl Thurston Heather Tobey Jessica Totty Charles Turner Joseph Underwood Zach Veron Kris Wa rd Aaron Weaver Shaun Webb Brandy Weddle 42 ..,.. / ' *-· .·._. ' ~ �Jason Weeks Jennifer Wells Lindsey Wells Melissa Wertz Ashley White Kara White Jesse Whitfield Danielle Whitley Willis Wise Jeb Wright Ryan Wright Fanny Wu Beverly Yopp Emily Yost T • T • T • T • T • T • T 43 �The newspaper staff is working diligently to meet one of th e ir deadlines for The Lewis Times. The Pap e r is published three times annually under the direction of Mr. Tom Chester. Joh n Powell and Travis Pierce Setting up for the C02 race in Technology class. Laura Cornett, Kristen Thomasso n, and Gretta Hughes helping Mrs. Shrader pre pare one of the bulletin boaras in the 7th grade hallway. 44 �Mrs. Vishneski's 3rd period reading class sponsored a Winter Social for their parents and the faculty of ALMS. Presentations were made by the students fo llowed by refreshme nts which the studen ts pre pared. Pictured from left to right a re: Nicole Brown, Chrissy Everson, Leigh Hinson, Kevin Felvus, and Jere my Smith . Tara and Kris te n Stacey a re helping other members of FHA p repare trea t bags to deliver to Snyder's Nursing Home in Salem for Halloween. In February, 180 sixth graders participated in the annual Jump-Rope for Heart sponsored by the American Heart Association. A total of about $5075 was raised with Kevin Bishop being the top fundraiser, bringing in $162. The team which collected_the most money, w hich was $309, consisted of Kan Brunson, Elisabe th Kennedy, Molly Klein Erin Powell DeAnn Foster, and Anne Hall. Mrs. Conme Thur~ton, physical educa tion a nd hea lth teacher, o rganized the event along with the help of the other P.E. teache rs. First place winners from Andrew Lewis for the 1993-94 Re flection s Program were Patrick Sess10 n s , Photo g raph y: Brooke Boles, Music; Amanda Poulin, Vis u a l A rts; je nn y Griep, Litera ture; Willie Caldwell, Music; Lindsey Lewis, Uterature; and Kimberly Davis, Visual Arts . T h e the m e for thi s year was "If I Could Give Th e World A G ift." As others watch, Mrs . Thurs to n and h e r partner (a nd son), Daryl, try to teach so m e fa n cy footw o r k to oth er m e mbe rs of the 6th grad e P.E. class . 45 �Math Counts Front Row: Aaron Dalton, Bret Gresham, Nicolas Chaise, Hal Trent Second Row: Justin Salibrici, Lisa Jeffreys, Lauren Wheeling, Michelle Bowles, Tara Stacy Back Row: Mr. Morris, Sarah Palmer, Carrie Hambrick, Jennifer Rudolph FHA Front Row: Missy Slate, Heather Monroe, Hope Dudley, Jessica Monroe Second Row: Amanda Brammer, Leslie Meadows, Jodie Pinkney, Crystal Kane, Kristin Stacy Back Row: Mrs. Hill, Tara Stacy, A<irianne Trent, Maria Carlisle 46 �SCA SCA Officers: Ma ndy Williams, Pres.: Jessica Beamer, V. P.: Brea Da ulton , Sec.: Whitney Penn, Treas . Mandy Washe nberge r, "Which butto n do I push? It's tim e to s ta rt th e pled ge '" SCA's flo at in the SHS Homecoming Parade which won 1st place for Most Spirite d. The Student Council Association consists of four elected officers from each grade level, and four SCA officers elected by all students. The SCA sponsors three dances a year and food drives for the United Way am.d other organizations. They als0 participate in parades and other community activities. SCA Me mbe rs: Front Row: Ryan Millard, Blake Bruce, Ma tth ew Ea to n, Breau Daulton Second Row: Ma nd y Williams, Mikey Loritch , Whitney Penn, Abby Derr, Mandy Washenbe rger Third Row: La ura Cannaday, Whitney We lls, Jessica Beamer, La ure n Ea nes Back Row : Erin Alba , Anne Hall, Lind sey We lls �Front Row: Jocelyn Burks, Talia Wickes, Lynn Ta ylor, Christine Terry, Mr. Chester Row 2: Patrick O'Neil, Mandy Washenberger, Amy Rose, Lauren Eanes, Crystal Thomas Row 3: Erin Pa trick, Crystal Coleman-Wolf, Leslie Meadows, Wey.Jong M a . Row 4: Elizabeth Fabian, Heather Brown, Cydnev Furr, Ashley Chhon, Tabitha Patterson Back Row: Abby Derr, Rhett Kier, David Clark, fennifer Rudolph Yearbook Staff 48 Front Row: Lauren Ea nes, Eliza beth Fabian, Jordan <Green, Brandor.1 Peters Row 2: Jennifer Phillips, Sara PaFn, Sa rah Melton, Kim Varela, Michelle Bowles Row 3: A ndrea Ogier, Sarah Smart, Angie Mann, Launa Thurman Row 4: DeAnn Foster, JeTU1i Wells, Staq Chandler, Ben Turner, Jos h Humphries Row 5: Kim Fosfen Lauren Wheeling, Aija Duncan, Sarah Campbell, Mrs . Foster Row 6: Lisa Jeffreys, Brandy Pack, Brea Daulton, Erin Alba, Ashley PriUaman �Guidance Runners Front Row: Angie Rogers, Mindi Caldwell, Hershel Thomas Back Row: Mand y Williams, Brea Daulton, Dana Hill Office Runners Front Row: Shannon A tkins, Kevin White, Peter Iskander Back Row: Cydney Furr, Roy Finney, Tracey Smith, Alesha Laprade 49 �Latin Club Front Row: Mrs. Bowman, Jennifer Dickerson, Courtney Brown Back Row: Teresa Melton, Rhett Kier, Bobby Spangler, Alex Puckett T • T • T • T • T • T • T • A 50 • A • .A • A �8th Grade Choir Front Row: Jessica Lambert, Stephanie Muterspaugh, Melanie Henthorne, Sarah Smart, M .J. Baber, David Crouser Second Row: Jennifer Joanis, Ashley Clifton, April Hodge, Jocelyn Burks, Kurt Kipley, Matt Yarborough, Shannon Carico, Courtney Brown Back Row: Amy Long, Jennifer Heckert, Crystal Caudill, Amanda Goad, Sarah Kelderhouse, Angela Richardson, April Waller 7th Grade Choir Front Row : Cathy LaRocco, Brooke Boles, Michaela Cuddy, Laura Thurman, Melissa Ewing, Zane Hurst, Christina Blankenship, Charlotte Gibson Second Row: Je nna Doyle, Megan Reeves, Kelly Thompson, Tyler Overstreet, Laura Cannaday, Kris ten Thomasson, Krissy Cummings, Krista Collins Third Row : Crystal Hall, Stephanie Thomas, Kristen Sessions, Be th Kavitz, Chrissy Everson, Nanjoe Sarr, Donald Cleary, Charlie Crabtree Back Row : Brooke Dickerson, Jill Bailey, Sarah Morris, Veronica Sower, April Creed, Beth Schnittger, Julie Tucker Not Pictured: Angie Moore, Jennifer King, Jill Pinkney 51 �COLORGUARD The fall pep rally was just one of many performances this year for the colorguard. Front Row: Amanda Goad, Tori Sampson, Crystal Thomas, Sarah Kelderhouse, Angela Richardson Back Row: Amy Sowder, April Hodge, Lynne Taylor, Stephanie Givens, Ashley Oifton, Amanda Mullins Not Pictured: Jessica Lambert, Amanda Simpson Lynne Taylor and Amanda Goad marching in the Salem Christmas Parade. ALMS Colorguard showing off their moves in the Salem High School Homecoming Parade. 52 �ALMS BAND CONCERT BAND - WOODWINDS: Front Row : Be n Tripp, Leslie Meadows, Jodi Pinckney, Katie Hall, Heathe r Rock, Mandy Everett, Elizabe th Fabian, Pa m Lovern , Crystal Thomas Seco nd Row:. Crystal Caudill, Tabitha Patterson, Jon Parker, Stephanie Givens, Gracie Short, Hea ther Brown, Charisse Brewer, Brandy Anderson , Summer Harris, Melanie Kirby Third Row: Traci Va nd e rpool, Crys tal Fa nt, Elise Monsour, Re nee Tickle, Stephanie Farris, Valerie McKnight, Te resa Melton , 'Becky Guidi , Amanda Bowles Fourth Ro w: Ama nda Mullins, Christine Terry, Carrie Hambrick, Claire Wallace, Emily Holtman, April Conne r Back Ro w : Erika Gill , Chris Conner, Amy Poff, Chris Huffman, Sha wna King, Robbie Anderson, Jeremy Te rry Not Pictured: Travis Bond All the h~urs of practice pay o ff whe n you re present your sch ool marching down Ma m Street. The 1993 Chris tmas Parad e though it rained! lot's of fun eve n PERCUSSION: Front Row : Mi ke Yurich, Alex Pucke tt, Pa tri ck O' Ne ill, Abby De rr, Dre w Po lla rd Second Row : Be n Flinchum , Jimmy Fe nd e r, Aimee Ba rber, Kev in Wes tm orela nd , Mo rge n Coo ne r, Be n Turne r Back Ro w : Bra nd o n Pe te rs, Ta ra Sta cy, Ga ry Maho ney, Ben Fry, Mi ke Loritsch No t Picture d : Missy Jeffe rso n , Matt Ogburn , Mariel Powe rs 53 �3RD PERIOD FLUTES, CLARINETS AND SAXOPHONES: Front Row: Travis Amos, Matt McNally, Samantha Hale, Tabitha Adams, Kristen Crotts, Andy Craft, Matt Spielman, Paige Ward, Dawn Wills Second Row: Mandy Hutchison, Heather Burgher, Sarah Love, Laura Labadie, Ottis Cumbie, Justin Farmer, Adam Rountree, Jessica Sower, Jamie Miller Third Row: Jackie Harrison, Keith Matherly, Lauree Hagee, Allison Parris, Leslie King, Kim Andrews, Joshua Poff, Kyle Lewis Fourth Row: Tim Petry, Megan Abrahamson, Jessi Perdue, Stacy Chandler, Heather Monroe, Amanda Sowers, Jessica Harmon, Jennifer Altizer, Ivan Brewe r Not Pictured: Adam Rutledge CONCERT BAND- BRASS AND PERCUSSION: Front Row: Mike Yurich, Ben Flinchum, Alex Puckett, Patrick O'Neill, Drew Pollard, Abby Derr, Gary Mahoney Second Row: Robbie Stover, Angela Minter, Mandy Lawrence, Amber Brooks, Cassandra Myers, Tara Manns Third Row: John Powell, Zach Wrisht, Justin Pendleton, Cameron Hollins, Shawn Sweet, Frankie Garrett, Brent Hudson Back Row: Jason Booker, Roy Finney, Beata Karimi, Brandon Cupp Not Pictured: Jennifer Rudolph, Dean Hayes, Jeff Cooner, Melissa Jefferson 4TH PERIOD BRASS AND SAXOPHONES: Front Row: Brandon Jordan, John Andrews, Reid Haynie, Justin Cox, Stephen Smith, P.J . Tosh, Tony Poore, Justin Halterman, Samantha Mute rspaugh Second Row: Kenny Robertson, Caleb Kingery, Keely Hipp, Alicia Holliday, Nicole Harth, Aaron Post, Mike Merrill, Brad Watson, Paul Peterson Third Row: Jason Poe, Dusty Ferguson-Via , Audrey Bush , Gina Holland, Amanda Veney, Jamie Helm, Jill Nelson, Wynsor Taylor, Tre y Hedrick, John Waterman Back Row: Will Hubble, lzet Rodrigue z, Kevin Felvus, John Smith, John Snoup , Justan Lavinder, Heather Lawhorn , Lyndsay Lewis, A.J. Everett, William Jones Not Pictured: Reggie Brown, Kevin Lucci, Andrae Via, Jason -Mosser, Trey Shiflett 4TH PERIOD FLUTES AND CLARINETS: Front Row: Stephanie Sowder, Shelly Munley, Jamie Bryant, Sarah Parr, Amanda Riddle, Ashley Radford, Anna Smith, Kim Davis, Koko Radford Second Row: Desiree Barr, Christine Kirschner, Whitney Wells, Sara Pendleton, Laura Cornett, Tina Botts, Billy Evans, Tasha Williams Third Row: Nikki Martin, Michelle Campbell, Caron Flanagan, Jennife r Burnett, Sarah Poland, Lyndsay Green, Erin Brown, Gretta Hughes, Shameika Washington Fourth Row: Cathy Davis, Amber Cook, Kristin Stacy, April Martin, Crystal Dillman, Betsy Barger, Emily Bennett, Sarah Hoge Back Row: Marcie Johnson, Cheri Overstreet, Laura Stump, Christy Lieber, Jessica Ayers, Erin Collins 54 �The Band In Action 55 �'93 ALMS FOOTBALL Front Row: Matt Dillon, Wayne Hawley, Alla n Kirby, Sco tt Carte r, Trav is Whitl oc k, Ri cha rd Blac k, Jo hn W a te rm a n , Trey H e dri ck , C hri s Sa lles, Aa r Williams, Reggie Brown Second Row: Duane Perdu e, Mikey Loritsch, Ma tt And e rso n, C hri s Fisc he r, Jo rd a n Pie rce , Bla ke Bru ce , Jaso n S mith , Jos h Bro wn , C hri s Brown Herschel Thomas, Lu ke Poulin, Ben Fry Third Row : Jamie Helm , Bret Gres ham , Ma tt Bass, Ja so n Polla rd , C hri s Stu a rt, C hri s Huffma n , Ju s tin M itc h e ll , Je re m y Nove ll , Rya n Po ff, ~r Chastang, Shaw n Palmer, Brad Fielder, Pa trick H ernd o n Back Row: A.J . Eve rett, Anton Jones, Ca leb Kin ge ry, Ja mi e Ga rs t, Ve rn o n Tho mpso n , Stacy S h e r w ood , A. T. T ic kl e, Jon a th a n W a ll s , Joey Pe try, B r John, Ma tt Ya rborough, Rya n Walls, Ja mes Gia rl a Coach M cLa re n , C o ac h Bra dl ey, and C o ac h Ad a m s Not Picture d : Coach Jon es 56 �Lewis A Team Has Winning Season ALMS Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Clifton Forge Dublin Graham Clifton Forge Botetourt Hidden Valley Pulaski Glenvar Martinsville 14 12 15 23 8 OPP 6 0 14 14 14 0 9 0 6 0 14 13 42 Andrew Lewis's qu arterback Ja mie Ga rst abou t to th row th e WINN ING pass against Clifton Forge . B Team Results ALMS Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis vs. vs . vs. vs. vs. Graham Rockbridge Maury River Floyd Glenvar 38 24 18 28 24 OPP 0 44 22 0 0 ., -~ •.: The foo tball tea m in their pride and glory after being in trodu ced to th e stu de nt bod y a t the fa ll pep rally. Sa m Dillo n ga ini ng ya rdage aga inst Gle nvar. 57 �Girls Basketball Highlights Sara Palmer: 22 points vs. Hidden Valley 22 rebounds vs. Pulaski Mandy Williams: 14 points vs. Radford 23 steals this year Mandy Washenberger: 14 points vs. Hidden Val· ley Front row: Lindsay Carroll, Abby Derr, Mandy Washenberger, Jessica Bea me r, Elizabeth Croy, Veronica Sower, Erin Patrick Row 2: Manager Leslie King, Coach Atkins, Erin Collins, April Carico, Ma ndy William s, Sara Palmer, Crystal Fant, Julie Tucker, Assistant Coach Hannah, Manager Sharlee Ke nnedy, Manage r Kristy Lieber. Jessica Beamer: 10 points in 4: September Games Lady Wolverines Made Lewis Proud ALMS 58 OPP Lewis vs. Dublin 28 44 Lewis vs. Radford 56 18 Lewis vs. Clifton Forge 56 20 Lewis vs. Dublin 31 33 Lewis vs. Pulaski 41 24 Lewis vs. Hidden Valley 32 23 Lewis vs. Glenvar 44 10 Lewis vs. Botetourt 44 22 Lewis vs. Pulaski 50 30 Lewis vs. Radford 50 04 Lewis vs. Glenvar 37 17 Lewis vs. Cliftonforge 50 10 Lewis vs. Hidden Valley 41 26 Lewis vs. Botetourt 44 34 Go Mandy ... SWISH' �ALMS CHEERLEADERS Front row: Al icia Holiday, Caroline Allre d, Laure n Wh eeling, Aimee Barber Second row: Jaymi Curtis, Laura Cannaday, Amanda Sowers Back row: Mich elle Bow les, Jamira Johnson, Tyle r Overstreet. ... .. ., • ~• Caroline Allred and Michelle Bowles practicing the ir moves before a ga me. Le wis Cheerleaders in SHS Homeco ming Parade .. . Eat those dogs 1 GO SPARTANS! 59 �ALMS WRESTLING Front Row: Luke Poulin, Bo Brown, Jeb Wright, Marshall Pitts, Matt Dillon, Reid Hanyie, Todd Edwards Second Row: Joey Petry, Shawn Palmer, Matt Anderson, Ryan Ward, Shaine Edwards, Jamie Helm, Patrick Herndon, Robert Moss, Travis Pierce Back Row: Joe Bender, Vernon Thompson , James Giarla, Mike Foley, Ben Jones, Andre w Tickle , Jonathan Walls, Brooke Buchannon Not Pictured: Sam Dillon Sixth grader, Jeb Wright, looking good at the match against Glenvar. The ALMS wrestling team for 1993-94 was composed of tw 6th graders, ten 7th graders and twelve 8th graders. Tearr scores were not kept, as the focus point of wrestling at ALMS i! not on competition but on participation. All 24 wrestlers com peted and gained experience. The highlight of the season camt at Pulaski when ALMS once again participated in the Pulask Open Middle School Tournament where over 175 wrestler. from three states attended. ALMS had five wrestlers whc reached the finals . We were led this season by Captain Jame! Giarla, who has wrestled for ALMS for three years, and Shawr Palmer, the lone champ from ALMS at the Pulaski Touma· ment . The Andrew Lewis team was coached by Larry Bradley Bob Maynard, and Dan Jones. The manager and scorekeepe1 1 was Brooke Buchannon. The referee takes a close look as Luke Poulin PINS his opponent from Glenvar. 60 �Boy's Basketball • • UNDEFEATED!! • First Team To EVER Go Undefeated at ALMS! ALMS Lewis vs. Glenvar Lewis vs. Dublin Lewis vs. Radford Lewis vs . Radford Lewis vs. Oilton Forge Lewis vs. Botetourt Lewis vs. Glenvar Lewis vs. Oilton Forge Lewis vs. Christiansburg Lewis vs . Dublin Lewis vs. Pulaski Lewis vs. Botetourt Lewis vs. Botetourt 56 61 53 66 62 61 65 59 54 OPP 28 41 49 57 28 60 34 36 36 47 33 59 75 48 67 48 67 ****•*****•**•*****•**********••****•***••••*• Leading Scorer: Herschel Thomas• Leading Rebounder: Ryan Walls Leading Assists: Scott Carter" • Captains front Row : De nnis Ha ley, Chris Co nne r, Andy M ullin s, Zach Veron , Jaso n Bus ter, Sco tt Price, Eric Secrist, Ma tt Ogburn (Manager) S<icond Row: Mike Lorits he, Jaso n Mosse r, Wa y ne Ha w ley, Travis Whitlock, Herschel Thomas, Coach Richard Morgan, Scott Ca rte r, Ja mie Ga rs t, A nd re Via, Trey Shifle tt, Bre t Gresham (Manager) Back Row: Blake Bruce (Ma nager), Reggie Brown, Phi llip Dick, Kevin Lu cci, Travis Richardson, Ryan Walls, l~hn Ha ncock, Brad Fi elde r, Ada m Rutled ge , Coach Chris King · ~o t Pictured : Coach Jimm y Fie ld e r ... . ....... ll=. ... ..- . ..-......... - .- ·~ •.:- ... ~- ~= ...:• ~- . ~ ~- ,;:. ,:- John H ancock and Brad Fielder . . . JUMP! JUMP! JUMP! '" ea ~ Either we a re w inning by a landslide or Coach Morgan just told a good joke . Travis Richardson and Brad Fielder hoping for two points' 61 �Girls' Tennis Front Row: Lisa Jeffreys, Brandy Peck, Kelly Thompson, Heather Brown, Jill Bailey Second Row: Heather Rock, Sarah Hoge, Erin Brown, Beth Schnittger, Tracy Pollard , Gretta Hughes Back Row: Betsy Barger, Melanie Kiroy, Amanda Goad (Manager), Coach Greg Gallion, Laura Labadie, Brooke Dickerson, Amy Poff Tracy Pollard in rare fo rm!!! Amy Poff . .. showing intense concentra tion on h e r ga m e. 62 �Girls Volleyball Front Row: Sarah M o rri s (Manage r) , April Ca rico , Lindsay Ca rro ll, Mandy Was henberger, Brea Daulton, Crys tal Hall, Melanie Kirby, Be tsy Ba rge r (Ma n age r). Back Row: Co ach Bre nd a Hill , Be th Kirby, Crys ta l Fant, Emily Holtma n, Sa rah Palmer, Michelle Jo nes, Ma ndy Williams , Juli e Tucke r, Jessica Bea m e r, Angela Richa rd son (Ma na ger) . S tar ti ng lin e u p for th e te am in cl u d e d Sa ra h Pa lme r, M a nd y Willia m s, Je ssica Bea m er, Ma ndy Was h e nbe rge r , C ry s ta l Fa n t, a n d A pril Ca rico. Wh e n a s ke a abo u t th e season, Co ach H ill sa id , "O u r tea m w as mu ch imp ro ve d this yea r with five wms a n d two lo sses. I w as rea ll y proud o f a ll th e girls." .... .,... .. .... •z . ...•:, •: ~- • . ... .:- M e la ni e Kirb y hittin g it ove r w hil e C ry s ta l Fa nt is rea d y to assist if n eed e d . 63 �-1 •IV - . 11·· . s . :~, •• . .. 0 c c E R . •• ,~ Front Row: Matt Hornby, Adam Grubb, John Powell, Megan Reeves, Jamie Paitsel, Josh Bruce, John Andrews Second Row: Brandon Peters, Brett Gresham, Nathan Thomas, Patrick Herndon, Kevin Lucci, Jason Smith Third Row: Brad Fielder, Matthew Ogburn (Manager), David Clark, Rhett Kier, Hal Trent, Ryan Ward, Coach Manning Back Row: Robin Wooten (Manager), Jeremy Terry (Manager), Jimmy Fender, Tracy Pollard , Emily Holtman (Manage r), Josh Brown Na than Thomas kicking the ball down the field. Kevin Lucci heading toward the goal. Tracy Pollard really seems to be getting into the game' 64 �Rhett Kier running down the field. Hal Trent chasing the ball . Brandon Peters, Megan Reeves, and Jason Smith waiting for their tum to practice kicking drills. Foot Loose and Fancy Free!! Adam Grubb and Brad Fielder working on their moves. Having a little social time while waiting for further instructions from Coach Man ning. 65 �SCIENCE FAIR Ci\N Wi\TEll . SOl.VE l\'IOUE Gi\H OH snt T Maura Kirby, 6th grade, 1st Place Chemistry A.J. Everett, 7th grade, Honorable Mention - Physics Emily Holtman, 8th grade, Honorable Mention - Zoology POTTING SOIL o,na,, PLRNT GROWTH VARIABLES Marshall Pitts, 7th grade, 1st Place - Physics The Science Fair, which is held annually in March at Andrew Lewis, challenges the ability of students to put together resources to solve problems. All students have a chance to participate and are encouraged to do so through their science classes. This year each student received a ribbon and a certificate for their participation and 1st place winners received a one year m em bersh ip to the Science Museum of Western Virginia. ABSTRACT Jennifer Stone, 6th grade, 1st Place - Botany 1lard ll.ock. [ .,, Duane Perdue and Blake Bruce, 7th grade, 1st place - 66 Pairs �EFFECT OF INDUSTRIAL CARBON DIOXIDE ON PLANT GROWTH ;f~ 11 ftl~ Beth Schnittger, 7th grade, Honorable Mention - Botany Brooke Linkous, 6th grade, Honorable Mention - 13otany 'IS f)I· 'l'I~ Heather Toby, 6th grade, Honorable Mention - Botany Chris Anderson, 6th grade, Honorable Mention - Chemistry Betsy Barger, 7th grade, 1st Place - Consumer Science 67 �FACULTY AND STAFF Mike Akers Dale Foster Linda Addington Debbie Austin Karen Barci Chuck Benson Camellia Blair Terri Blankenship Pat Brill Sally Budd Dotti Bull Mary Campion Tom Chester Mike Cox Bonnie Crotts Inez Farrel Dee Foster Greg Gallion Jo Anne Goad Doug Graham I \ Margaret Harrison Mary Hill Jill Hilton Suzanne Holdridge Margaret Humphrey \--. ) J Lonzo Kennedy Edna Kennedy Debbie Lieber Brenda Life Perry Manning Sandra McCulley Lyle McLaren Linda Miles Jim Morris Pat Oberlin 68 �Eva O'Hare Kathy Phlegar Sandi Reeves Robin Richardson Nancy Rutledge Diana Schamus Julie Seay Janet Sebolt Rita Shoemaker Mary Ellen Shrader Bert Spessard Susan Taylor Michael Teague Beverly Thomas Connie Thurston Lisa Tollefson Chris Vishneski Kathy Washenberger Debbie Wheeling Tony Wirt Margie Wray Marty Yuhas Not pictured: Jerry CamrbeU, H al Adams, Kathy Atkins, Scott Atkins, Ed Blanke nship, Susa n Bow man , La rry Bradl ey, Eve Deega n , Dianne Ellis, Robbie Fielder, Catherine Franck, Sandy Hill, Eleanor Joyce, Mary Justice, Chris King, Lau ra Kobza, Marie Martin, James Paxton, Judy Robertso n, Rachel Sailer, Garry Secor, Wilha m Snyder, Penny Stallms, Joyce Tarpley , Jim Wright 69 �The girl's basketball tea m doing their cheer . " Let me see your body move" at the fall pep rally . Shelly Munley and Eric Meade passmg each other, unknowmgly, at one of dances. Ash ley Prillaman, 8th grader, working on one of th e collage pages for the yearbook. Beverly Yopp, 6th grader, would probabl y agree that th ere's nothing more refreshing than a good cold drink of wa ter. James McCraw and Ryan White enj oying ga me tim e in one of the computer labs . 70 P.J. Tosh o n cr ut c h es whe n sch ool s tarted. P.J. sa id , " It was h a rd ge ttin g aro und people in th e hall s , but l didn't ha ve to do cho res and I go t to leave class early and ride th e e leva to r. " ��• • LIFE AT ALMS • • • • •• There's Always Something Going On!!! • Tabitha Patterson, Roy Patterson, and Mike Obenchain hanging out in the breezeway. Jamie Garst, Blake Bruce, and Jill Nelson taking care of routine business after lunch. Talia Wickes , Heather Brown, and Beth Kirby using tempera paint to create their masterpieces m Mrs. Richardson's art class . ................................................................'' ( I Michael Bea mer, 6th grader, participatin g in the marshmallow eating contes t at the Decem5er dance . 72 Bret Gresham looking at life from a different point of view . . �A group of 8th graders at the December dance . .. some are slow dancing, but Mandy Sheppard looks shocked about something Zach Wright is telling her. Brian Wilhelm and John Hanco_ck learning carpentry skills while working on the outbuilding~;>n Tennessee Street in Home inechanics class . '••······························································· Kara White, Fanny Wu, a nd Willie Caldwell studying in a quie t corner o n the 6th g rade hall . Abby Derr, Je nnifer Dickerson, Erin Alba, and Ma ndy Washenberger putting finishin g touches on the SCA Chris tm as Parade float. 73 �MORGAN GRIFFITH wants to thanks all the Wolverines for their support in the '93 election. *Graduate and Past President of the Student Body, Andrew Lewis High School *Bachelor of Arts, Emory and Henry College, Washington and Lee University, School of Law *Director, Salem Host Lions Club *Director, Salem Education Foundation *Volunteer Coach of Youth Swim Team *Morgan and his wife, Mary attend St. Paul's Episcopal Church Teleph one 389-0491 GEORGES . TATE , D.D.S., LTD . RICHARD H . TATE , D .D.S . Ortho dontists Office Ho urs By Appoi ntm ent 74 I 10 BOULEVARD SALEM , VIRGINIA 24 153 231 WEST 4TH STREET St.LEM, "' 24153 (703) 389-3000 �Coach Richard Morgan and Her- This years Geography Bee had 35 participants who were classroom winners from all social studies classes in grades 6-8. Winners schel Thomas both looking a little concerned about what's happening in the basketball game. were: 1st - Richard Mengelkamp, 2nd- Mandy Everett, 3rd - Ryan Millard. Jason Hicks and Charlie Crabtree peeking at the camera w h en they shouldoe doing .their reading in Mrs. Austin's dass. FHA sronsored a food drive in November for the Salem Food Pantry. Amanda Bramme_r and Leslie Meadows are checking m the co ntribution s from eac h ho m eroom . Approximately 1300 items were collected. Chris Spoon and Jos h Langford look like they probably have fun wherever they are' 75 �DOOLEY~ PRINTING CORP. c 625 FLORIDA STREET• SALEM, VIRGINIA 24153 • (703) 389-2222 • FAX (703) 387-1472 Tha nks to S tu den ts, Te ach e rs, a n d S ta ff of A LMS 01/Tlid11k B .&, B FASTENERS, Inc. Heaven. P.O. BOX 149- SALEM, VA . 24153 1018 TENNESSEE ST. JACKSON BEAMER BUS. (703) 387-0883 Home (703) 98 6-0679 FAX (703) 389 -7347 SPECIALIZING IN NUTS & BOLTS 603 Coll ege Ave nu e Sa le m, Virg inia Pictured on the left is Ms. Debi Austin, a teacher a t ALMS, and on the right is her son , Ryan, a sixth grader, also at Andrew Lewis participating in a Taekwondo demonstration in the large gym for all sixth g raders. OnJanuary29, 1994, Ms . Aus tin and Ryan competed in a Taekwondo Tournament in Charlotte, N .C. Ms. Austin took third place in Sparring and Ryan took third place in Sparring and in Forms. Way to go!!! BURNS FAMILY HOME DAYCARE State Licen sed Non Smoker No Pets Teachers 10% off Enroll Ea rly 389-4735 LISA BURNS 76 SATISFACTION TREE SERVICE P.O . Box 1344 Salem, VA 24153 Lie. & Ins. David Phillips 387-2288 �Brooks-Byrd Pharmacy, Inc. Pillis Bros . Service Center 101 E. 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Jones & Co: DTS Drattln5~4 ~o!;0~~s'.1'~~~s~pf.:~s, ( 703) 387 ·2200 Inc. foK (70J) 37 5-JQJ I VA Watrs l -800-5dd-50J2 PAUL J . CURRAN INVESTMENT REJ'llESENTA.TlVE lJ WEST CA LHOUN STREET' SALEM, VA M/53 Bus. (703) 389-U50 ToU Pree 8()().-UJ .MJ7 Put Your F m·orite Picture 011 A /lat Or T-Shirt Plo ll er Equipmen t & Se1vice · A1chllec luraL Engineering . Office Supplies & Equlpmcnl - Reproducllor\l & Maps - Color Copying Mounting & l aminating - Cuslom T·Shir ls & Hals 77 �rou onsor o ~on or o arties on ratu ations 78 �PATRONS Sharon A. Lewis Mary Ann Finch Paul Curran Don and Teresa Fant Skip and Lynn Lautenschlager Gary and Judy Jeffreys Roger Butt Donna N etherwood Ron and Yvonne Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. James Ogier Gerald and Doris Prillaman Carolyn and Gary Zimmerman Bill and Gerry Cleary Mary Byer Meghan Prillaman Vannessa Cannaday Judah Samuel Green Rachel Green Mr. and Mrs. Scot Cole Mr. and Mrs. Larry Humphries Donna Snider Lisa G. Whiting Barbara Davis Holly and Barry Parr Bill and Norma Allie Stewart and Mary Lou Bruce Chuck and Anna Kennedy Gregory A. Riley Brea Daulton Pretty Petals Daulton's Painting Jenny's Beauty Shop Joyce Garrett Lee and Roberta Hipp Salem Donut Shop �• • 80 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1994 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1994 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6403/Pioneer1993.pdf 1485657eecf19f47d7d3d32695fccb1b PDF Text Text �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM �y 11 1.1 • F f~NCAS ST. '~Yi 1129 l 9 VA 240 " ' •• .• ��ANDREW LEWIS MIDDLE SCHOOL 616 College Avenue Salem, Virginia Founded in 1932 HOME OF THE WOLVERINES PIONEER f I CASTLE LIBRARY �In 1932 this stone was placed as the cornerstone of the prestigious institution know as ALMS. 2 �0 1195 03831909 IN THESE AND NOW HALLS WE EXPERIENCE THE Stephen Cromer presenting a new method for measuring intelligence it's this big! In th e seventh grade, in a classroom, everybody' s what are they doing anyway? CHALLENGE OF EDUCATION. You want me to transpose this book into two pages?' So paper is what yo u put in the printer! Th e " three am igos" co unting in Spanish. 3 �THE THRILL OF VICTORY A Faris s victory yell at ALMS Zach Croma s mil e. gives a victory salute along with a prize winning A victory lunch at the cafeteria faces A modes t victory for Troy Peters 4 Wh at's behind th e hand s ? NOT by the look on their A victory for computing wi za rd Jimmy Le wi s ' �REALIZING THE GOALS OF THE FUTURE! ' An a rtistic future for Kristen Crotts and Tabitha Adams Realizing future goals can sometimes put you down in the dumps literall y! Troy Jo hns o n rea li zes th a t you ca n ' t bea t the inform a tion into one s h ead. Th e future li es beneath our fingers. A g lam orous future in th e works 5 �STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION SCA Officers (L to R): Amy Andrews - Pres., Taylor Bruce - Vice Pres., Emily Stokes - Sec. and Ca roline Spencer - Treas. 8th GRADE OFFICERS (L to R): Sommer Semones, Kristen Gubala, Susan Washenburger and Betsy Hall. Haro/loci, 7th GRADE OFFICERS (L to R): Abby Derr, Lauren Eanes, Caroline Allred and Mandy Washenburger. Student Council Associa tion : 6th GRADE OFFICERS (not pictured) Blake Bruce, T yler Overstreet, A.J. Everett and Whitney Wells 6 �NEWSPAPER ALMS YEARBOOK NEWSPAPER: sponsor - Tom Chester. (front row) Marlene Turner, Shannell Manning, Joy Appel. Chas tity Bowman, M elissa Epperson (back row) Mr. Chester, Shantel Dupree, Jennifer Padgett, Matt Paxton , Silas Kingery, Brian Wilhelm. V Y r ... YEARBOOK: sponsor - M o ni ca Lluch . A s pe cia l thank s for th e grea t work done goes to: Jenny Phillips , Meli ssa Wise . Autu mn Ford , Brando n Pete rs , Edd ie Joan is , Paul Tresse l, Joey Ca rn es, Rob Parri s h a nd H o ll y Sm ith . The people behind th e book . 7 �FHA BUILDERS CLUB FHA: spon so r - Mary H ill. (front row) M . Hill, Kri s ten Ly nch , Mi ssy Hoke, H ea th e r M o nro e, H o pe Dudley, Kri s te n Stacy (b ack ro w) T ammy D alton, Angi e Thrush, Isaac Pierce, Chris Foutz, D ana Dudley 8 BU ILDERS CLUB: sponsor - O ff ice r D ana G ia rl a. (fro nt row) Mi ssy H oke, Je nni fe r Joa ni s, Mi s ti Ca rp e r, T o y a Brow n , T e resa M e lt o n, Tabitha Patterso n (back row) Rachel Log ue, Aaro n Reed , James Gia rl a, Jam ie W eld o n , Crys ta l Th o m as, Bea ta Ka r imi , T ara S tacey, Elizabeth Frank. �MATH COUNTS STOCKMARKET . MATHCOUNTS : spo n sor - Jim Morri s: (front row) Kathryn Simpso n , Corynn e M cCluskey, H a Tran , Tram H o, M eli ssa H amilto n (back row) M eli ssa M o rri s, D arr ah Whitt , Sarah T ate, Carly Padge t, C hri s tin e Tien .. STOCKMARK ET CLUB: spon sor - Ellen Joyce. Thi s cl ub , new to ALMS, was a se m es ter club. The par ticipants pictured represent th e club d ur in g 1st se m es ter of th e 1992-93 sc hool year. 9 �FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB: sponsor: Donna Frost. (front row) Mandy Pate, Darl ene Melon, Cara Frontcro, Sherry Dunbar, Tram H o, M dm . Fros t (s econd row) Te re s~1 Sizemo re, Deirdre S tur g ill , Heather Padar , April Martin , Teresa McGuire, Shayna Jare tt, Edd ie Joanis, Ch ris tin e Tien , D orot hy Cole, Nata sc h a H erdo n , G rant Hin e s , Mar shdll Wooldridge, Stacy Hut c h e rso n, Krista Kier, Kevi n McDa niel. Darrah W hi tt, Ha Tran, Melissa Hami lton. (back row) B.J. Bragg, Carly Padget, M elinda Ca rl , G retc h e n Tr esse l, Amber Bowles. Li ndsay M o sse r, Elizabeth Craighead, Jonathan Post, Josh Lewis, Matt Brow n, Jon Reynol ds, Melissa M orris and Erin Thompso n 10 LATIN CLUB: sponsor - Susa n Bowman . (front row) C hri s tin e Ti en , Jackie Larocco, Ni cole Lawre n ce. (b ack row) C h ad Barkhouse, Paul Me lton, Sarah Crowley, Joey Ray �GERMAN CLUB .. LATIN & GERMAN CHRISTMAS PARTY GERMAN CLUB: sponsor - Stephanie Oliver - (front row). Ryan Haynie, Ryan McDermott, Melanie Wilson, Johanna Fisher, Jason Stafford (back row) James Pace, Briana Igo, Sarah Tate, Amy Cobbs, Terry Hill (last row) James Rankin, Joe Carnes, Patrick Bell, Jason Porter, Eric Bennet, Kyle Cooper. The Latin Club and German club, sponsored by Susan Bowman and Stephanie Oliver, joined forces to ce le brate Christmas th e internatio nal way 11 �CHOIRS (front row) K. Hypes, D. Sturgill, K. Helm (2nd row) W . D ooley, K. Morri s, N . W a mpler , H . Tran, J. Lo pez. (back row) R. H artman , R. Carter, N . Long , T . Miller, T. Grey. (fr o nt row) M . Jon es, S. Cari co, A. Dunca n , K. Kipl ey, M .J. Babe r. (2nd row) J. H eckert, J. Brook s, E. Alba, L. Wheeli ng, K. Fos ter, S. Campbell , L. Ean es, A. LaPrade. (back row) S. Kennedy, A. H odge, L. T aylor, T. Pollard, B. Kirby, A. Goad. • (fron t row) A. Wa ll er, E. Croy, C. Brow n , J. Pierce, B. G res h am , J. Ju st ice, J. Joa ni s, M. Henthorne (2 nd row) E. Fa bi an , J. Lambert, S. Ke lder ho us, C. A llred , C. Ramsey. (back row) A. Rose, B. Dalto n , B. Pack, A. Richard son , T. Saunde rs, W. Just ice, J. D ickerson , S. Palmer, H . T ha tch , J. C rawford 12 �BAND 7 ~ . ' . '/ (L-R) ROW 1: BREWER, C.; MEADOWS, L; SHORT, G.; GIVENS, S.; HALL. K. ROW 2: PATTERSON, T.; EVERETT, M.; HARRIS, S.; LOVERN, P.; ROCK, H. ; PINCKNEY,].; PARKER, J.; KIRBY, M.; FABIAN, E. ROW 3: HAMBRICK, C.; HOLTMAN, E.; CARICO, A.; THOMAS, C.; MCKNIGHT, V.; KING , S.; CLARK, S.; EUBANK, C; MEL TON, T. ; RAE, A.; CONNOR, A.; MONSOUR, E.; BOWLES, A. NOT PICTURED: ANDERSON, B. (L-R) ROW L WALKER . B.; COONER , J.; REED. A. : KARIMI , B : BROWN , T.; RUDOLPH , ) .; BOOKER , J ROW 2 WALLACE . C ; FARRIS, S.; H UFFMAN , C; WELD O N , J.: MONROE . J.: FANT , C; VA NDERPOOL. T.; MULLINS. A. ; TERR Y. C; LAWHORN. T .; JOHN SON , ) .; COOPER , N. ; PETRY, ) .; TAYLOR, D . ROW 3: M YERS, C; LAWR EN CE, M .; MINTER , A. ; BEAMER , ) .; BAKER . D. ; VOGLER. ). ; GUTHRIE, A. : BRAMMER , A .; ROGERS, A .; POFF, A .: TERR Y, ] .; CONNER , C; WEAVER , D .; FERRIS, J. ROW 4: WRIGHT, Z. ; FINNE Y . R .. GARRETT. F.; STOVER , R. ; V EST. B. ; HUDSON , B. ; PENDLETON , ). ; SW EET, S.: SUTLIFF, J.; WALLS, R.: SETCHEL, J.: PO WELL, J.; WALLS, J.. COM PTON , D .: HOLLINS . C.. R'OBERT . J. ROW 5, WILHELM, B. : STROUD, T .; O 'NEILL, P. : PUCKETT. A. : MAHONEY. G.: YURICH . M .: DERR. A .; JEFFERSON , M .; CALDWELL. M .. POLLARD, D .. TERRY , J.; RANKIN , R. NOT PICTURED: BOND, T .: BROOKS, A .; CUPP , B. ; G ILL , E.: SIMPSON , J.; STUMP. T. 13 �CONCERT BAND ALMS COLORGUARD 8th GRADE WOODWINDS: (L-R) ROW 1: HANNAH, M .; WHITT, D.; BUCKALEW, S. ; RIDDLE, L. ; SPIKER, H.; DAY , J.; SHREVE, B.; MORRIS, M .; WAMPLER, N . ROW 2: CROWLEY, S.; MOSSER, L.; GUBALA, K. ; MARSHALL, J. ; TRESSEL , G .; VERON, J. ; HALL, B.; RIDENHOUR, R.; HARTH, B.; STANFORD, L.; WATERMAN, A.; QUINLAN , C; MANNING , S.; WILHELM , A. ROW 3: WILSON, K.; DUPREE, S.; FERGUSON, D .; ROBERTSON, C; WISE, M. ; RICHARDS, A.; GARRETT, S. ; PANNELL, S.; DAMIANO, E.; JARRETT, S.; MELLON, D.; PINNELL, L.; LUCCI , A.; MYERS, K.; FLINCHUM , T ROW 4: KINGERY , S.; COOPER, K.; MARKHAM,].; MAXEY, C.; KIRBY, K.; FLORY,].; RANKIN , ].; AMOS, M.; EDWARDS, K. ; CRAIGHEAD, E.; PATE , M. ; PITTMAN , M.; SPILLEN, B.; STAFFORD, ] .; HAYNIE, R.; DERR,] .; DOWDY, S. NOT PICTURED: HUTCHERSON, S ; MARTIN , L.; PACE,] .; PADGETT, ].; PAYNE, M.; VENEY, B. 14 8th GRADE COLORGUARD: (L-R) DAY , ]. ; MYERS, K.; MANNIN G, S.; WILHELM , A ; RICHARDS , A ; MORRIS , M ., DUNBAR , S.; SHREVE, B. NOT PICTURED: HOKE, M. �CONCERT BAND .. .. THE PRIDE OF LEWIS ~ ... . 8th GRADE BRASS/ PERCUSSION: (L-R) ROW 1: REYNOLDS, J.; SMITH , C; BELL, P.; HINES , G.; COOK, A. ; SENTER, L.; HOUCHINS, M. ; HUBBARD, J. ROW 2 : HOOSIER , D .; MARTIN , J.; BENNETT , E.; CARNES, J. ; TRESSEL, P.; MOORE, A.; CROTTS, J .; JONES , T. ; CA RTER , J.; WATSON, B.; PORTER, J. ROW 3: CARTER, T. ; LEWIS, K. ; LIEBER, D. ; D ANIELS, S.; OEFLEI N, M.; CARKEN , D. ; MORAN , J.; HARRISON , G. ; REDDICK, B.; NEATHAWK, A.; STREET, S. ; FREEBY, T.; POE , J. NOT PICTURED: MCCONNELL , C; PACE, J. ; SETTLE , M .; SHREWSBURY, B. ; SMITH , A. THE PRIDE O F LEWIS - 1992-93 OFFICERS: (L-R) ROW 1: CARTER, J.; GUBALA, K ; HIN ES, G.; WH ITT . D .; HANNAH , M .; HARRISO N , G.; H AYNIE, R , BELL , P ; HALL, B., COOK, A. RO W 2: LU CCI , A.; M YE RS, K. ; O EFLEIN , M. ; BUCKALEW , S ; C RAI G HE AD , E.: RIDENHOUR , R.; CROTTS, J.; JONES, T. ; LIEBER , D .; EDW AR DS, K. ROW 3: VERNON , J.; CROWLEY , S.: NEATH AWK , A , SPIKER , H .: MANNIN G , S.; STAFFO RD , J.; AM OS, M .: M OSSER , L ; RANK IN , J. ; P ATE , M. ; BENNETT, E , D AY, ].; TRESS EL, C ; SPILLEN , B. N O T PI CTURED HUTCHERSO N , S.: PO RTER, J. 15 �ALMS SPORTS - 16 �ALMS FOOTBALL 1st row: Anthony Cox, Matt Paxton, Scott Carter, Ricky Eubanks, Brent Giresham, Kevin McDaniels, Jordan Pierce; 2nd row: Brandon Poff, Kevin White, Scott Hall, Travis Whitlock, Jared Poff, Carlton Weaver, Jeffrey Akers; 3rd row: Ryan Walls, Lucas Albert, Doug Baker, Damar Williams, Jermaine Quarles, Jason Newton, Drew Pollard; 4th row: Gussie Vaughn , Nick Chas tain , Chri s Dawson, Luke Poulin, Travis Miles, Chris Brown, Bryant Parker; 5th row: Richard Black, James Giarla, Drew Kiracofe, Brandon Reddick, Jamal Perdue, Jeff Kooner, Brandon Cupp; 6th row: Travis Pierce, Jessup R'obert, Sam Lazarro, Shane Edwards, Kyle Taylor; 7th row: Eric Grinnel, Marshall Wooldrige, Andrew Beach, Darren Jenkins COACHES: 2nd row: D a n Jones, Larry Bradley, H al Adams 1st row: Mark Haley, Lyle Mclaren, Rudy Hahn 17 �ALMS BASKETBALL 8th GRADE TE AM: coach Ed Blankenship. (front row) Sam La zzaro, Aaron Kawa , Brady W a rr (ce nt e r row) P a ul Jackso n - man age r , Kwam Lewis, Rob Par ri sh , Mar shall Wooldridge, Greg H arri so n , Patri ck Sess ion s - m a na ge r. (back row) Andy Beac h , D e m a r Willi a m s , Sco tt H all , Matt Tuck er, Travis Chris tia n . 18 7th GRA DE TEAM: coac h Ed Bla nken s hip . (fr o nt row) Jema l Perdue, Bret G res ham , H ersc he l Th o ma s. (back row) Rya n Wall s, Germaine Quarles , Matt Spe tzler, Trav is Ri chard so n . �1 TENNIS TENNIS TEAM : coach _ Abby Derr ALMS BASKETBALL Mr. Powell. (front row) Gretchen Tressel, Carrie McCra y, Stacy Hutcherso n , Ta ylor Burce, Jessica M cW illiams, (ba ck row) Christine Tien , Kri s ten Lynch, Christina Morri s, Emil y Stokes, Betsy Hall , Amy Co bbs G IRLS BASKETBALL: coach - Scott Atkins (fro nt row) Erin Pa tri ck , Elizabeth Co ry, Mand y Was he n burger , Jessica Bea m er , Mand y William s, Susa n Wa s henburge r. (center row) Kri s ty Fra m e - mana ger Jenni fe r Saunde rs - mana ger , Apr il Ca ri co, Mi ssy Ha ll , Am y Lu cc i, Whitn ey Penn - m a nage r Amy Rose - ma nage r. (ba ck row) Sara h Pa lm er, Sa ra h Tate, Lind say M osser 19 �VOLLEYBALL. ALMS . WRESTLING VOLLEYBALL: coach - Brenda Hill (front row) Joh anna Fi sher, Jess ica Beame r, Caroline Spencer, M acke n zie Minto n , April C arico, Elizabeth Croy. (back row) Mandy Williams, Crystal Fan t, Amy Cobbs, Kelly Blevin s, G retche n Tressel, Mi che ll e J o n es, Sarah Palmer, Sarah Tate, Beth Kirby, Melanie Kirby, Coach Hill 20 WRESTLING: coach - Larry Bradley. (front row) Ky le Tay lor, Dan Lieber, Ri cky Eubanks, Matt Pax ton, Drew K ir acofe, Se th William s, Jared Poff, Jeff Akers, Chris Beaty, Chris Smith. (second row) Trav is Pierce, Bobby Spang ler, Shane Edward s, Jamie Lu cas, B.J. Dooley, Jo sh Carter, Patrick Herndon, (back row) Matt Warden, James Giarla, Shawn Palm er, Jemar Hubb a rd , Jimm y Lewi s , Brad Fielder , Luke Poulin. . �SOCCER AT ALMS SOCCER: coach - Perry Manning: (front row) Rh ett Kier, Ja so n Smith, Chris Barba, H al Trent, Eddie M cMicheal, Adam Grubb, Amy Lucci . (2nd row) Drew Kiracofe , Jon M clure, Brett Gresham, Ted Freeby, Terry Hill , Thorste n Eggers, Sarah T ate. (3rd row) Cameron Hollins, D an Lieber, Jami e Lucas, Brad Fielder, Matt Brown, M att Turner, Grant Hines, Coach Manning. (back row) Sarah Crowley, Brady Warr , Jimm y Lewis, Kyle Edwards, M att Tucker, Scott H all , Rob Parrish, David Jack so n , Darren Carkin. I THINK YOU SHOULD BE MORE EXPLICIT HERE IN STEP TWO. 21 �TRACK AT ALMS BOYS TRACK: coach Hal Adams (front row) William Dunbar, Brandon Cupp, Steven Cromer, Travis Whitlock, Scott Carter, Kevin McDaniel, Zach Wr ight. (second row) Jeff Cooner, Patrick Bell, Jonathan Walls, Shawn Palmer, Dwayne Taylor, Chris Dawson, Chris Smith . (back row) William Justice, Matt Yarbourough, James Giarla, Ryan Walls, Joey Pettry, Travis Pierce. ~:LT· TR~CKd co~ch Greg Gall ion . (fron t row) Jenn ifer Heckert , Elise Mon seour , Amanda Bowles, Tabitha Kidd , La uren Eanes , Li sa Jeffrie s, Lauren Sh ee / n~ an Y Mar T on, Jenn ifer Saunders, Sabrina Herndon, Tonia Prater. (2nd row) Lave rne Bro wn , Jackie La Rocco, Erin Patri c k, Mand y William s, K a ne d ~nnint. ar ene Turner , Johanna Fi sher , Ha Tran, G rac ie Short, Tracy Vanderpool , Claire Wallace, Jessa D err , Ali cia Ri ch a rd s . (bac k row) Sha rl ee e nne y , er rhaG 1 .er, Gwend olyn Jam ison , Kri st i Fra me An gie Divers, M issy Hall , Am y Co b bs, Rebecca Obe n chain , Susan W as henburg er , G wendetta a 1110 n ' J am1 son , coac 1 27 11 �ALMS CHEERLEADING SQUAD 1992-93 CHEERLEADERS: coach Sue Williams. (front) Amy Andrews , Jenna Hipp (center) Amanda Bowles, Kasey Savine, Amanda Cook, Lauren Wheeling (back) Mich elle Bowles, Kristen Gubala , Caroline Allred Performing at the top the cheerleaders s upport th e ALMS teams. 23 �THE 1992-93 YEAR IN SPORTS Football team playing the field. The ALMS Colorguard practices for a great year of precision fl ag work. Members of the basketball tea m awai t th e arrival of 24 the ball' "And thi s is a h ead lock in the sport of wrestling" �Climbing to the top is something thi s squad accomplishes with ease. Waiting for a game to begin It 's my arm a nd I' m keeping it! Center field is where th e ac tion is. Bouncing ball an d player eas ier to win. prac tice mak es it 25 �OBSERVATIONS ON THE MIDDLE SCHOOL YEARS by: Linda Addington The bells are ringing in my ears They bring sweet sounds of youth They're running up and down the halls And shouting things uncouth! They stop and check the mirrors To see how much they've changed Some smack and hit each other As if they were deranged They're thin and short and fat and tall They're tired - they're energetic They're clumsy when they try to move 'cause Their growth rate is FRENETIC! Bless this precious egos Those things are made of glass Handle them with white kid gloves Each one that's in my class Be careful how to talk to them Try not to put them down If I'm not fair, they'll let me know With a loud, obnoxious sound! I never know how they'll react Just what they think and feel! T~e strangest moods keep coming 'round Like the cars on a ferris wheel! Now, some have hair that's sensible And other's hair is wacky Some well-dressed and look real nice While other's seem quite tacky They want adults to urge them on Or even criticize them Yet it's friends who they will listen to Don 't try to analyze them! 26 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - ---------- - �Since they' re all so varied, How can they hear me call? Their learning styles are different, With some no style at all! Some like bright light, while some do not Some need a room to be warm Some like to sit up straight in their chairs And others refuse to conform! It doesn't need to be quiet For some people's brain to receive There are those who need to be on the move In order for them to achieve. The brains to the "left" seem to work well alone, While the " right" ones perfer peer relation To call them " brain dead" isn't right - isn' t so! They're just turned to " real slow animation" ! Now say it and write it and read it as well Need to cover all of the bases Let them move it and touch it and work on until There' s AWARENESS on some of their faces! The bells ring out loud and clear once again It's the sign to get up and move out A "fresh" group wildly cascades through my door REACH A CHILD - that is what it's about! No! I am not crazy And, I am no fool! I just teach In a MIDDLE SCHOOL!!! , ALMS T~l&u# - - -- - -- - -- - -- - - - - -- - - - - -- - -- - - 27 - - -- - -- - - �Mr s. Martin (top left), Mrs. Robertson (bottom left) and Mrs. Morris (bottom right), along with the rest of the office staff and crossing guards help keep Andrew Lewis Middle School HEAL THY, WEAL THY and WISE Linda Addington Mike Ake rs Kathy Atkins Deb i Austin Karen Barci Chuck Benson Ed Blankenship Terry Blankensh ip Pat Brill Sa ll y Budd Dottie Bull Jerry Campbell 28 �Ms. Bull grins: Today is M d d on ay, nee 1 say more. Mr. Morris gettin' down latest steps in Algebra. shows hi s students the Bonnie Crotts Mi chael Cox Inez Farrell Robbie Fielder Dale Foster Dee Foster D onna Frost Greg Gallion D ana Giarla JoAnne Goad Doug Graham Margaret Harrison 29 �Brenda Hill Mary Hill Sandy Hill Jill Hilton Suzanne Holdridge Margaret Humphrey Eleanor Joyce Edna Kennedy Brenda Life Perry Manning Lyle McLaren Linda Miles Jim Morris Pat Oberlin Kathy Phlegar Ted Powell Nancy Rutledge Juli e Seay Janet Sebolt Garry Secor 30 �Penny Seidma Rita Shoemaker Mary Ellen Shrader Joyce Tarpley Beverly Thomas Susan Taylor Chris Vishneski Ted Williams Susan William s Marty Yuhas Mike Teague Mr. Foster on th e move as h e prepares for a nother day at ALMS Ms. McCulley shows off her ability to hand papers to the s tudent s without looking. Mrs . Oliver and her German s tudent s guten Morgen , wie gent's? ganz gut. bi s spa ter. 31 �A WARM & SINCERE THANKS TO THE ALMS CUSTODIANS AND FOOD SERVICE STAFF 32 �CUSTODIANS Leonard Butler (retired) Vanessa Cannaday Monroe Johnson - Head Henry Jordon Mattie Mann Norman Noel PEOPLE OF Thanks to all the PTA volunteers who made the 1992-93 year at ALMS a successful one. FOOD SERVICES Farene Bos tic, Mgr. Gertrude Cisco Lorrain e Graves Donna Lanca s ter Mildred Mol es Susie Shavely Elizabeth Cadd 33 �THE MANY FACES OF ANDREW LEWIS Handy face s, two " braces, four wit~ pli ALL in Art" ses Experim e ntin g with alien faces. A line of . .. " Wow!" A pyr a mid o f nutrition. Three incr e dibl e " hulk s". Passi ng notes subtlety not required. Ca ndid ca m e ra s trik es aga in. 34 �Startled faces: Hey, who's taking the picture! Studiou s faces: I'm positive the answer is up there somewhere! ' Friendly faces: 2-gether 4-ever - Ma g ic faces: N o not a s tudent , but troll s found their way into m a ny cla sses . Creative faces : And th ey sa id th at Social S tudi es was dull. 35 �THE CAMERA CATCHES THE LOOKS AT ALMS. Colgate teeth, Colgate s mile. , busy he What do the y want.7 I rn 36 �CAPTURING HUNGRY FACES If I Concentrate Hard On Something That Actually Tastes Good Two, Please My Daily Supplement of Fiber It Kee ps Go ing And Goi ng A nd Go ing I Ca n 't Believe I Ate T he W hole T hin g! 37 �ALMS CLASS OF '93 An 8th grade bunch of "bananas appropraitely in the ALMS cafeteria. TAKE IT TO THE •••••• ] effrey Akers Lucas Albert Michael Amos April Anderson Amy Andrews Joy Appel Melissa Atkins Douglas Bailey Steven Barba Jonathan Barbour M elanie Barge r Chad Barkhou se 38 �Andrew Beach Raymond Beckwith Patrick Bell Erich Bennett Kelly Blevins Ernes t Bowes Amber Bowles Chas tity Bowman Bobby Bragg Jess ica Brooks Ange la Brown Lavern Brown Matthew Brow n Ta ylor Bruce Amanda Brumfield Stacy Buckalew Angela Butcher D arre n Carkin Melinda Carl Joe Carnes Reed Carter Jos hu a Car ter Tyrone Carter Travis Christian Karen Cline Am y Cobbs Isaac Coffey Doroth y Cole Dalla s Colley D ebra Coll ins 39 �Judah Collins Amanda Cook Kyle Cooper Raymond Cowling Anthony Cox Elizabeth Craighead Stephen Cromer Jamie Crotts Sarah Crowley Robert Cruff Erin Damiano Stacy Daniels Christopher Dawson Jessica Day Jessa Derr Ja son Dickerson Aaron Dillon Angela Divers Andrew Dooly Tony Dooly Wendy Dooly Shae Dowdy Allen Dudding Dana Dudley Sherry Dunbar William Dunbar Shantel Dupree Adam Edmond so n Kyle Edwa rd s 40 �Tammy England Melissa Epperson Ricky Eubanks Michael Everson Dawn Ferguson Gwen Ferris Johanna Fisher Ashley Fitzgerald Tonia Flinchum Jonathan Flory Sean Floyd Autumn Ford Chris Foutz Somer Fox Cara Frontiero Stephanie Garrett David Geiger Jennifer Gobble April Grant Bob Grey Eric Grinnell Kri sten Gubala Ni cole H ajacos Betsy Hall Jessica Hall Melissa Hall Scot t Hall Meli ssa Hamilton Meagan Hannah Ton y Harris 41 �Laverne Brown, Diedre Sturgill and Monica Payne enjoy a light snack at the ALMS cafeteria . Kevin McDaniels " w a it , wa it I ca n fee l th e an swer coming ... " as Beth Spill e n a nd Chri s Da w son lend s upport in Al ge bra . Teddy H arri s G reg Harrison Briana H arth John H atfield Rya n H ay ni e Sabrina H erndon Terrance Hill Grant Hines Raymond H in so n Jenna H ipp Ke nt Hi vely T ra m Ho 42 �Mark Hodges Missy Hoke Chris Holdaway Jenna Holdaway Dimitrius Holmes Dana Hoosier Micheal Houchins Jamar Hubbard John Humphries Stacy Hutcherson Jason H ylton Kimberly Hypes Brianna Igo David Jackson Paul Jackson T a n ya Ja mi son Shana Ja rratt D arre n Jenkin s Eddi e Joa ni s Lee Jo hn so n Justin Joh n so n Tim Jones Wi lli am Justice Aaron Kawa Kev in Key Krista Kier Sil as Kingery Drew Kiracofe Ben Kirby Kenneth Kirby 43 �Jackie Larocco Derrick Laster Nicole Lawrence Jimmy Lewis Josh Lewis Kwam Lewis Daniel Lieber Mandy Lively Rachael Logue Ashley Long Jessica Lopez Jamie Lucas Amy Lucci Kristen Lynch Becky Mabe Teresa Maguire Shannel Manning Jeremy Markham Jessica Marshall April Martin Joyce Lisa Todd Nathan Chris Martin Martin Martin Mason Maxey John McClu re Coryn n e McCluskey Sharlene McConnell Carrie McCray Kevin McDaniel 44 �Ryan McDermott Erik McGuire Eddie McMichael Jessica McWilliams Robert Meador Carolyn Meadows Darlene Mellon Paul Melton Travis Miles Terra Miller Allison Minucie DeVon Mitchen Andrew Moore Jacob Moran Christina Morris Keith Morris Melissa Morris Rebecca Morris Lind say Mosser Kristie Myers Jennifer Naugle Ali son Neathawk Jaso n Newton Kyle Nolen Matthew Oefelein E'Drick Otey James Pace Jess e Pace Heather Padar Carl y Padgett 45 �Sure ... Unsure ... Beth Spillen , Jud Cowling a nd Jon Mclure with a smile " Jennifer Padgett Sonya Pannell Bryan Parker Robert Parrish Mandy Pate Matthew Paxton Monica Payne Adam Peery John Perdue Jason Pettrey Jeremy Phillips Issac Pie rce Lauren Pinnell Maria Pittman Jeremy Poe 46 " You can kill �Brandon Poff Jared Poff James Poore Jason Porter Jonathon Post Tonia Prater Lauree Quesenberry Cristen Quinlan Joseph Rae James Rankin Brandon Reddick Heather Reed John Reynold s Alicia Richard s Leanne Riddle Roberta Ridenhour Carmen Robertson Aaron Routt Melissa Royer Tina Kay Sartin Angela Saund ers Jennifer Saunders Sommer Semo nes Lewi s Senter Matth ew Settle Riann Sholar Beth Shreve Brian Sh rews bur y Kath ry n Simpso n Selena Si m pso n 47 �Teresa Sizemore Adam Smith Christopher Smith Holly Smith Kasey Sovine Steven Speaks Caroline Spencer H eather Spiker Bethany Spillen Jason Stafford Lendi Stanford Jacob Stanley Benj amin Stephens Emily Stokes Shannon Street Deidre Sturgill Sarah Tate Henry Taylor Kyle Taylor M ackenzie M inton Thomp son Chr is tina Thomp so n Erin T hom pson Lana T homp son Ch ris tine Tien D anielle To rres Sha nno n Tra il H a T ra n Gretchen T re ssel Paul Tressel Matt T ucker 48 �"As soon as Nathan gets it open ... 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Baber Doug Bake r David Barger Matth ew Bass Jessica Bea mer Richard Black T ravi s Bond Jason Booker Amanda Bowles Ki mberly Bowles Michelle Bowles 55 �Amanda Brammer Charisse Brewer Amber Brooks Chris Brown Brooke Buchanan Jeffrey Burke Jocelyn Burks Kyle Bush Mindy Caldwell Steven Cale Sarah Campbell April Carico Shannon Carico Jesse Carkin Misti Carper Jessica Carr Ben Carter Jennifer Carter Michael Carter Crystal Caudill Garret Caudill Nicolas Chaise Nick Chastang David Clark Steven Clark Kevin Clarke Ashley Clifton Crystal Coleman-Wolf Brandon Compton Daryl Compton April Conner Christopher Conner Jeff Cooner Nicole Cooper Ryan Correll Jennifer Crawford Allen Crawford David Crouser Elizabeth Croy Brandon Cupp Melissa Dalrymple Tammy Dalton Brea Daulton 56 �Abby Derr Jennifer Dickerson B.J. Dooley Aija Duncan Lauren Eanes Shane Edwards Thorsten Eggars Kenny Elmore Mandy Everett Elizabeth Fabian Crystal Fant Stephanie Farris J.J . Ferris Brad Fielder Roy Finney ]oseph Fitch Jennifer Flynn Lewis Foster Kirn Foster Kristi Frame Elizabeth Frank Cydney Furr Frankie Garrett James Giarla Arni Gibson Erika Gill Stephanie Givins Amanda Goad Jason Goad Will Golding Bret Gres ham Travis Griffith Adam Grubb T oby Gusler Adam Guthrie Ka ti e H all Patrick Hall Carrie H ambrick John H ancoc k Amanda H armon Summer Harri s Andrew Hatt Jennifer Heckert Scott Hi ck son Dana Hill April H odge Thomas H odges Charl es Hollins Emil y Holtma n 57 �Christopher Horn Brent Hudson Clay Huffman Peter lskander Travis Isom Raymond Janney Roxanne Jarrell Melissa Jefferson Lisa Jeffreys Jennifer Joanis Jamiria Johnson Ben Jones Michelle Jones Amy Journell Jessica Justice Beata Karimi Sarah Kelderhouse Sharlee Kennedy Tabatha Kidd Rhett Kier Shawna King Kurt Kipley Beth Kirbyn Ben Knoblet Jerome Lambert Jessica Lambert Alisha LaPrade Tiffany Lawhorn Mandy Lawrance Sam Lazzaro Jason Lee Mandy Lee Amy Long Randy Lovelace Pamela Lovern Bereverly Loving Wey Ma Gary Mahoney Holly Maske Valerie McKnight Leslie Meadows Teresa Melton Jeannie Melvin Joni Melvin Richard Mengelkamp Angela Minter Jessica Monroe Elise Monsour 58 �Aaron Moses Amanda Mullins Stephanie Muterspaugh Cassandra Myers Michael Myers Michelle Newman Jason Nolan Jeremy Novell Tanya O'Dell Patrick O 'Neill Rebecca Obenchain Brandy Pack Sarah Palmer Shawn Palmer David Pan Jon Parker Erin Patrick Tabatha Patterson Justin Pendleton Whitney Penn Jemal Perdue Marion Petray Jesse Pickeral Jordan Pierce Travis Pierce Jodie Pinkney Amy Poff Jason Pollard Richard Pollard Tracy Pollard Luke Poulin John Powell Matt Powell Ashley Prillaman Alexander Puckett Daniel Quarles Germaine Quarles Jess up R'Obert Amanda Rae Carrie Ramsey Ronald Rankin Aaron Reed Angela Richardson Travis Rich ardson Heather Rock Angie Rogers Amy Rose Kelly Rowlett Jennifer Rudolph 59 �Justin Salihrici Travis Saunders William Scott Patrick Sessions K. Jason Setchel Richard Sexton Amanda Sheppard Sarah Short Aaron Simmons Jason Simpson Jason Smith Amy Sowder Robert Spangler Matt Spetzler T ara Stacy Adam Stertzer Ricardo Stovall Robert Stover Travis Stroud Chris Stuart Tiffany Stump Jamie Sutliff Micheal Sweet David Taylor Lynne Taylor Dwayne Taylor Christine Terry Jeremy Terry Joey Terry Hiavi Thach Crystal Thomas Herschel Thomas Greg Thom pson David Thornhill Tom Tran Hal Trent Ben Tripp Matthew Wahlberg Burke Walker Julie Walker Claire Wallace Apri l Waller Jonathan Walls Ryan Walls Mandy Washenberger Carlton Weaver Jamie Weld on Lauren Wheelilng Kevin White 60 �7th GRADE AUTOGRAPHS . O ·. ·.i:;J ·<)D �RELAX Books, Books, Books, I' m goi n g under! 62 M a rchin g to the to n e o f a diff e re nt Tension Release At ALMS flute ? �l Time out for a stretch - by Jessica Brooks. Cafeteria s taff take time to say hi . What!? Adriana Diaz chooses the right time to step into th e room. And this is our impression of a rabbit on its back. A hug among friends. 63 �FACES OF THE SIXTH GRADE AT ALMS 64 �I I Megan Abrahamson Tabitha Adams Nicholas Aesy Penny Alls Jennifer Altizer Matthew Anderson John Andrews Kimberly Andrews Sebert Arnold Jessica Ayers Jill Bailey Aimee Barber Betsy Barger Desiree Barr Matthew Beamer Rita Black Christina Blankenship Jon Blankenship 65 �Brooke Boles Christina Botts Winthrop Boulware Ivan Brewer Erin Brown Joshua Brown Justin Brown Kara Brown Reginald Brown Blake Bruce Joshua Bruce Jamie Bryant Heather Burgher Jennifer Burnett Audrey Bush Ricky Cadd Claude Campbell Michelle Campbell La ura Cannady Clinton Carroll Lindsay Carroll Stacy Chandler Jonath an Charlton Benj a min Chasta n g Jeremiah Christley Joshua Clark Je sse Clay Erin Collins Krista Collins Amber Cook Morgan Cooner Laura Cornett Justin Cox Charles Crabtree Michael Craft April Creed Zachary Cromer John Crotts Kristen Crott s Michaela Cuddy Kristina Cummi n Jaymi Curtis John Dalrymple Catherine D avis Kim erly D avis Noah D em p sey Travi s D ew eese Phillip Dick Brooke Dickerson 66 �Crystal Dillman Anthony Dillon Samuel Dillon Jenna Doyle Hope Dudley Janelle Duviella Micheal Edwards Ralph Evans Adam Everett June Everso n Melissa Ewing Justin Farmer Kevin Felvus James Fender Erin Ferguson Lauren Ferguson Dusty Ferguson Jesse Feury Christopher Fischer Caron Flanagan Michael Francisco Robert Fry Charles Fyffe James Garst Daniel Gibson Charles Giles Courtney Glosser Jordan Green Lyndsay Green Benjamin Greer Ryan Greer Lau ra Hagee Chad Hagy Samantha H ale Crystal Hall Ju stin H al term an Jenn ifer H ardin Jessica Harmon Jaclyn Harrison Nicole Harth Lucas Hatt Wayne Hawley Reid Haynie Gerald Hedrick Jamie Helm Lisa Henry Patrick Herndon Jason Hicks Leigh Hinson 67 �Keely Hipp Kathryn Hively Sarah Hoge Gina Holland Alicia Holliday Matthew Hornby Edward Hrinya William Hubble Gretta Hughes Jeffery Hurley Zane Hurst Amanda Hutchison Jeffrey Je nnings Lindsay Johnson Ma rc ie Johnson Steve n Johnson Troy Johnso n Anton Jones Brandon Jordan Eliza be th Kavitz Tiffany Kidd Eva n King Les li e King Caleb Kingery John Kipley Thomas Kirby Christine Kirschner Michael Ki se r Jaso n Kyle La ura Labadie Catherine La rocco J us tan Lav indar Heather Lawhorn Alex Lew is Kyle Lewis Lindsay Lewis Chris tin a Lieber Derek Linkenh oker Daniel Log ue Mic hell e Lo nd o n Michae l Loritsch Sarah Love Michael Lu cado Kevin Lu cci Thor Lynch Wey Ma Angie Mann Apri l Martin Nikk i Martin 68 �Heather Matheney Preston Matheney Keith Matherly Brian Mckey Matthew Mcnally Sarah Melton Karen Menglekamp Mike Merrill James Miller Justin Mitchell Heather Monroe Angie Moore Jeremy Moore Travis Morgan Sarah Morris Micheal Mosely Jason Mosser Luke Mullins Shelly Munley Samantha Muterspaugh Jill Nelson Kristy Newton Genie Nicholes Amanda Nolen Matthew Ogburn Cheri Overstreet (Dowdy) Tyler Overstreet James Paitsel Sarah Parr Allison Parris Natoshia Parrish Sara Pendleton Duane Perdue Jessica Perdue Troy Peters Paul Peterson Timothy Petry Jen nifer Phillips Ricky Pinkerman Jillian Pinkney Mildred Pinkney Jason Poe Joshua Poff Matthew Poff Ryan Poff Sarah Poland Anthony Poore Aaron Post Mariel Powers bY �Timothy Preuss Sherry Price Ashley Radford Mariko Radfordec Megan Reeves Tabitha Reid Amanda Riddle Ashley Ring Aaron Robinson lzet Rodriguez Robert Rose James Roten Adam Rountree Jason Ruff Adam Rutledae Jeremy Rutledae Christopher Salles Elizabeth Schnittger Kristen Sessions Jennifer Shaver Stacy Sherwood Raymond Shifflet Derek Shreve Dustin Sink Michael Sink Anna Smith Jeremy Smith John Smith Michael Smith Stephen Smith Joey Savine Stephanie Sowder Jess ica Sower Veronica Sower Amanda Sowers Matthew Spielman Rebecca Stacy Thomas Stratt Da vi d Strouth Eliza beth Stulz La ura Stump Wynsor Taylor Robbie T erry Robbert Thomas Stephanie Thomas Kristen Thoma sso n Kelly Thompson Melissa Thompson 70 �Michael Thompson Vernon Thompson Chad Thrasher Laura Thruman Philip Tosh Julie Tucker Benjamin Turner M alina Umberger Amanda Veney April Vermillion Andrae Via Edward Walden Daniel Walker Paige Ward Shamekia Washington John Waterman Bradley Watson Brandy Weaver Blaire Wells Whitney Wells Melissa Wertz Tammy Wertz Les ter West Kevin Westmoreland Andrew White Aaron Williams Tas ha Williams Christie Wills Matthew Wirt Paige Young 71 �AND I WASN/T GOING TO BE A STAR IN SIXT H GRADE I N eed My Bea uty R es t. Work, Wo rk, Work Is All W e D o. I Na tural o r Perm ? 72 T ell M e It's Fri day ' T o m o r ro w And T o m o r row A nd T o m o r row Will Si x th G rad e Ev e r En d ? �6th GRADE AUTOGRAPHS ' �AND 50 ANOTHER Y EA ENDS ... ANDREW LEWIS STANDS ALONE 1 '~ 11tiI ti 'IIL ti II II II Ill DI II II Ill Ill II II Jll !II 'I I - ONCE AGAIN . WE WAIT FOR ,,93_,,94 74 �·o N T H E D 0 T T E D L I N E ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• �7tl.J-.JJ'.9-.M.9J' I. RAY BYRD, JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW 113 EAST MAIN STREET SALEM, VIRGINIA 24153 TELEPHONE (703) 389-5988 Stoke Chiropractic Clinic, Inc. 1215 Third Street, s.w. •Roanoke, Virginia 24016 DR. PAUL H. CRONK CHIROPRACTOR Telephone (703) 344-6 738 Hours By Appointment FIRST EVANGELICAL METHODIST CHURCH 1920 LUCAS STREET SALEM, VA. 4153 HOME: 389-6331 CHURCH: 387-03 6 ! . I ' REV. JIMMY L. BURKS, PASTOR PENNY SIEDMAN; TEEN LEADER WHERE LOVE IS FELT, THE MESSAGE IS HEARD WEDNESDAY: 7:00- 8 :oo. P.M . ����I CA B - -- - - ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pioneer 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource The Pioneer is the annual for Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1993 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6402/Pioneer1987.pdf 06a5e062830d2d52f97cc8202af67ec2 PDF Text Text �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ---------..;__ _ - ---------- ----- ------------------ �- ------ - - - ----- ��Salem, VIrginia 24153 Pioneer 1987 Opening FINCA T E IBRARY l �Principal, Lewis Campbell and Mr. Wayne Tripp discuss key information about the great students at Lewis. Believe it or not, David Barker, Lisa Winstead, Lori Archer, and Brian Thornhill are your SCA representatives. 2 Opening �Members of the boys' and girls' basketball teams enjoy a game at VA Tech. Mr. Chuck Benson takes a break after his wonderful 1st period class. Opening 3 �.... ,, . • Ms. Patricia Smith takes a coffee break after a long day in the guidance office. P. Yeaman, M. Webb, S. Wiley, H. Saunders, S. Coles, and C. Poff get down at the Valentine's Day dance. The Andrew Lewis Marching Band stands at attention. Brenda Burnop tries her luck at spinning a flag during colorguard tryouts. 4 Student Life �0 1195 03831891 ~ -~-. "'1tLCOME to l\.L.M.S AMER ICAN EDUC. WEEK ~'I ' [I Andrew Lewis welcomes its students and visitors during American Education Week. Patty Arrington and Leslie Epperly boogie at the dance. Brian Thornhill helps the deejay by giving out door prizes during the dance. Mrs. F arene Bostic places another food order for the hungry wolverines. Student Life 5 �Caught under the arch of love are Mr. Wirt, Aaron Davis, and Brian Arthur. Jay Sandy looks on as Joey Crowder screams, "No, don't shoot!" to the photographer. Our faithful custodian, Mr. Butler, prepares for another hard day on the job. J . Light, N. Vu, A Mills, J . Haley take a break from all the action. Labor Persinger shows off his funky hairdo to a crowd at the dance. Heather Brown, Mr. Finnerty, and Kathy Vest take five for the camera. 6 Student Life �Student Life \ 7 �8 Student Life �Hey Cadd, are you mad or are you trying to smile??? An Andrew Lewis Middle School winter scene; a common sight during the winter of '87. Chris Harless tries to master the fine art of dribbling during soccer prac- tice. Looking good are Tracy Butt, Kristen Sovine, Mark Mahoney, Cory Batts, Sara Neighbors, and Jennifer Hicks. Mrs . Oberlin shows the scoring system to Salem High exchange student, Marielle Wijnands. Student Life 9 �Kristina Black and Shaunice Warr are getting ready to begin another day in computer literacy. Jennifer Baker proofreads while Brenda Burnop types copy for the yearbook. Our bookkeeper, Mrs. Stanley, works hard balancing the receipts for the yearbook sale. Students favorite request, "May I get a drink of water?", seems to be Dana Young's favorite also. 10 StwdeRt Life �\I El , I ;. __J- Keenya Webb is learning how to spin a rifle in preparation for tryouts. In between a hectic schedule, Mr. Williams takes time to read a good book for American Education Week. Student Life 11 �Activities & Sports 12 Activities/Sports �Yearbook Staff Front Row: Jill Clinevell, Jennifer Baker, Amy Mills, Elizabeth Rusinko, Dara Rutherford , Brenda Burnop, Second Row: Chris Saunders, Carolina Asirifi , Deirdre Hayes, Jennifer Appleman, Ms. Farrell, Beth Appleman , Melissa Underwood, Liza Dotson, Cathy Webber. Back Row; Amber Miller, Erin Updike, Christine Thomas, Lisa St. Clair, Nhung Vu. Newspaper Staff \ - -· I Front Row: Deana Garrett, Joe Sachenbacher, Whitney Radford, Tracy Hall Back Row: David Jones, Amy Delong. Jill Clinevell Yearbook, Newspaper 13 �Student Council Association 14 SCA, Math Counts Front Row: Kerri Green, Shannon Ripley, Lori Archer, Lisa Winstead, Sophia Semones, Holly Woods, Back Row: Holly Dunn, Wendi Woods, Kristi Doss, Liza Dotson, Elizabeth Carter, Brian Thornhill, David Barker, Cavin Fisher, Candice Key, Kristen Johnson Front Row: Rawles Cross, Larry O'Dell, Amanda Jones, Carrie Woods Back Row: Todd Smith, Michael Wong (not pictured Holly Beasley, Dana Edwards, Nhung Vu) �L Future Homemakers of America Front Row: Crystal Cousins, Jenny Weeks, Brenda Hamlin , Carolina Asirifi, Stacie Daulton, Susan Ray Second Row: Deirdre Hayes, Amy Delong, Christine Thomas, Kim Lancaster, Jennifer Tinton, Dana Edwards, Michelle Pendleton, Christie Ellis, Mary Hill Back Row: Kim Pruitt, Patty Arrington, Paige Winston Future Business Leaders of America Front Row: T. May, V. Meador, L. Mercer, P. Winston, T. Howell, S. McCray, S. Welch, A. Settles, S. Lilly, J . Weeks, C. Cousins, Second Row: C. Schultz, T. Norford, D. Kiser, P. Harris, T. Rubi, C. Ventura, M. Underwood. T. Mitchem, A. Greer, V. Lee, Third Row: J . Campbell, K. Black, T. Nowlin, D. Fitzgerald, B. Turner, T. Lancaster, N. Snyder, T. Conner, M. Clouser, K. Vest, T . Emery, Fourth Row: T. Hayslett, B. Pra- ter, J. Taylor, T . Smith, J. Crowder, J. Minahan, E. Brady, D. Barker, C. Spaulding, S. Semones, C. Thomas, K. Richardson, Back Row: C. Chrisman, K. Manning, L. Heindel, A. Dickson FHA, FBLA 15 �Advanced Choir Front Row: C. Hall, K. Vest, C. Beggs, E. Rusinko, L. Archer, D. Hayes, C. Williams, A. Cooper, L. Jamison, D. Dutton, T. DeHart, K. Richardson, S. Semones, S. Greenway, A. Witt, Second Row: S. Yost, L. St Clair, S. Ripley, R. Vaughn, M. Duff, C. Wells, M. Provost, S. Peery, S. DeHart, T . Mitchem, D. McKissick, A. Jones, E. Boardwine, D. Foster, J . Berenbaum, Third Row: E. Updike, M. Gregory, M. Gills, C. Woods, K. Franke, I. Winstead, P. Feazell, D. Cobb, L. Dotson, N. Snyder, J . Woolwine, E. Wells, C. Thomas, K. Butler, Back Row: J. Appleman, A. Miles, J . Hicks, C. Flynt, M. Pendleton, A. Wainwright, B. Appleman, E. Carter, K. Jenkins, B . Prater, W. Fletcher, K. Agee, W. Bright Intermediate Choir > c Front Row: M. Mahoney, L. Wade, T. Wolfe, A. Shead, A. McDaniel, T. Hundley, S. Daldon, A. Grens, A. Lyle, G. Perez, R. Brochu Second Row: C. Logan, S. Brown, J . Haley, A. Allen, A. Mills, E. Beach, G. Robrecht, K. Savine, T. 16 Choir Woods, C. Carol, M. Joyner, K. Green, H. Beasley Third Row: G. Fisher, A. Hilden, C. Saunders, S. Smith , C. Quezenberry, A. Cromer, W. Woods, T. Tinsler, M. Powers, C. Woods, D. Shihault, K. Robinson, A. Hill Back Row: M. Hoge, G. Lionberger, J . Macintosh, A. Crow, K. Jones, J. Seagle, A. Bowlers, R. Wright, A. Bowles, R. Wright, A. Tayloe, K. Doss, K. Walker, M. Morris �Beginning Choir Front Row: L. Bryant, V. Fullen, C. Clayton, A Smith, E. Oefelein, C. Brady, K. Johnson, S. Thompson, B. McDonald, P. Michael, A. Gesham, G. Bailey, Second Row: S. Wahlberg, E. Maxwell, L. Pruitt, C. Carey, A Semones, M. Taylor, M. Worrell, C. Eaton, G. Sheets, C. Eaton, Third Row: C. Eary, L. Archer, J. Breedlove, C. Muncey, T . Hall , T . Johnson, J . Williams, S. Barber, S. McMahon, J. May, Back Row; T. Huffman, K. Duncan, E. Vaughn, L. Coffey, J. Stump, A. Miller, S. Walker, H. Cunningham, S. Nadeau, J . Powell Girls' Ensemble. A. Cromer, E. Boardwine, D. McKissick, K. Jones, N. Synder, L. Dotson, A. Wainwright, J. Appleman, K. Jenkins, C. Batts, R. Vaughn, C. Woods, K. Green, A. Cooper, L. Archer Lewis Singers: G. Rob rec ht, S. Smith, A. Jones, G. Fisher, C. Williams, A. Hylton, K. Franke, J. Berenbaum, R. Wright, G. Lionberger, E. Updike, M. Hoge, A. Bowles, K. Butler, S. Daulton, D. Foster, T. Tin sley, C. Logan, W. Woods, J. Haley Choir 17 �Front Row: C. Webber, V. Meador, M. Duff, A Poland, T. Stanley, J. Jordan, H. Brown Second Row:J. Taylor, A Young, M. Webber, W. Cox, P. Yeaman, T. Rutledge, M. Atkins, M. Pruitt, K . Clower, L. O'Dell, Back Row: S. Mason, J. Almonte, J. Pierce, J. Gaylor, M. Jackson, K . Hartman Advanced Band Front Row: S. Duffy, L. Stull, G. Hoskins, M. Duff, T. Stanley, E. Cox, J. Jordan, B. Smith, P. Raplee, Second Row: S. Parks, V. Meador, D. 18 Band Towe, L. Triebel, W. Cox, N. Vu, B. Doud, P. Yeaman, K. Hoblitzel, H. Brown,J. Baker, Third Row: J. Taylor, A. Young, T. Pace, M. Pruitt, E. Shrewsbery, K . Clower, L. O'Dell, G. Minter, Back Row: J. Almonte, M. Aldridge, D. Rutherford, D. Peters, S. Mason �Intermediate Band t Front Row: S. Allgayer, N. Fields, C. Webber, A. Ledington, A. Griffin, A. Poland, S. Pendleton, T. Couser, Second Row: J. Hickerson, T. Kincer, C. Pugh, T . Rutledge, M. Atkins, R. Dooley, Third Row: J . Oliver, N. McConnel, M. Webber, N. Boyle, T. Ellis, T . Martin,J. Early,J . Martin, K. Stovall Back Row: K. Akers, T. Fesperman, S. Neighbors, C. Daniel, D. Brown, C. McGee, J. Gaylor, B. Underwood, M. Collins, M. Jackson, J. Pierce, K. Hartman, J . Hale, J . Poindexter. Beginning Band Front Row: J . Degolyer, J. Woodward, L. Steed, H. Stovall, V. Carter, A. Richardson, I. Howell, J . Sachenbacher, P. Brugh, M. Smith, Second Row: K. Duffy, M. Ward, T. Arbogast, C. Sexton, M. Winfrey, J. Sink, C. Rice, C. Scott, K. Cline, A. Thom asson, P. Goodwin, D. Arnold, Third Row: J. Walters, R. Armstrong, D. Lockride, J. Stephens, J . Cupp, G. Ferguson, J . Duncan, Fourth Row: C. Craft, C. Feree, G. Cross, T. Walls, K. Hurly, Back Row: H. Kurtz, A. Atkinson, D. Cruff, G. Krista, A. Thomas, D. Smith, T. Gilbert, A. Dickson Band 19 �Builders' Club Front Row: Cherie Eary, Cassie Pillis, Leslie Coffey, Erin Oefelein, Angle Smith, Candy Munsey, Jennifer Nimmo, Jennifer Spiegel, Back Row: Beth Owens, Trey Dowdy, Amber Miller, Wayne Bright, Chris O ' dell, Jay Crumpacker, Colby Warr Safety Patrols Chastity Roop, Shelly Barber, Amber Miller, 20 Builders' Club, Safety Patrols Mike Greenway, Jason Snair, Stephanie Peery �Tennis, anyone? Boys' Tennis Team. Front Row: Sean Brennen, Gavin Fisher, Scott Rusinko, Tommy McDonald, Joe Berenbaum Back Row: Justin Barham, David Birckhead, Tim Farmer, Jerry Daniels, David Jarvis, Scott Gibson, Richard Brewbaker Girls' Tennis Team. Front Row: Nhung Vu, Terra Hundley, Second Row: Wendy Woods, Shannon Ripley, Lisa Winstead, Third Row: Elizabeth Heindel, Liza Dotson, Katie Frankie, Mary Gregory, Back Row: Jill Clinevell, Ms. Unger, Kathy Vest Tennis 21 �Awesome season for the Wolverines The stingy Wolverine defense stymies another opponent The defense only allowed 49 points all year. Scott Switzer punts to bring rain. 22 Football �Andrew Lewis completed the 1986 football season with a perfect 8-0 record. The eight wins were the most ever by an Andrew Lewis Middle school team. Andrew Lewis opened the season with shutouts of traditional strongboys, Dublin 12-0 and Pulaski 14-0. Lewis drilled Glenvar 46-22 next at Highlander Stadium, and it marked the only time the Wolverine's defense allowed doublefigures all year; the second unit was in early in that one. Lewis played Dublin again in their debut at Salem Stadium. This time it was 26-0 win. A 38-8 win at Byrd followed. The season concluded with home wins over Clifton Forge and Blacksburg and a 37-7 victory over Botetourt. The offense finished with 226 points on the year while the defense allowed 49 points, an average score of 28-6 over the eight ball games. Andrew Lewis was comprised of 44 seventh and eighth graders. Andrew Lewis Middle concentrated on the team aspect of play. Fundamentals are taught and stressed. A fifth quarter was played in most of the games allowing non-starters playing time. The middle school is looked on as a training ground for future Spartans. As Coach Bradly states 'The bottom line is that 27 eighth graders hopefully will be prepared to take another step up the ladder to becoming members of the Salem Spartan varsity team. Coach Bradley and the Wolverines watch the offense march up the fi eld. pictured: Bradley (45), Sandy (20), Crowder (2), Barger (76). Roberson (67) Football Team. Front Row: J. Crowder, S. Paxton, S. Miles, S. Magenbaur, R. Goodpasture, J. Sandy, J. Berenbaum, C. Poff, L. Cadd, J. Light, Second Row: Z. Owen, K. Agee, L. Triebel, D. Mullins, K. Butler, J. Terry. B. Authur. T. Wa rd, E. Barger, Third Row: B. Bradley, B. Godlewski, J. Haley, M. Bowling, C. Ray, D. Leste r, K. Sweet, J . Ca mpbell, Fo urth Row: A. Shearer , A. Davis , D . Roberso n, C. Garrett, J . Reynolds, S. Pendleton, C. Barger, S. Wiley, L. Wolfe. Back Row: Coach Bradley, S. Switzer, C. Scott, J. Martin, J . Moore, M. Webb, S. Price, K. Anderson, J. Shelor, Coach Hooker Football 23 �Football Offensive lineman, James Martin gets his game face on before doing battle in the trenches. Wide receiver, Jay Sandy snares a reception from a Glenvar defender. Quarterback, Steve Magenbauer rolls right looking for an open Wolverine. Center, Kris Sweet prepares for the game by stretching and contemplating his assignments. 24 Football �Debbie Cobb looks to go back against Clifton Forge in tournament semi-finals, as the bench watches. Maryann Duff, Debbie Cobb, and Cathrena Spaulding battle the Lady Demons for a rebound. Cathrena Spaulding handles inbound responsibilities. Girls' Basketball 25 �The beat goes on Defeating Botetourt for the third time to win the Valley Highlands Tourney capped off another outstanding campaign for the Lady Wolverines. Despite losing nine players, including all five start~rs fror;i last year's unbeaten team, this ye~r s squad did not miss a beat. In racing out to a 7-0 record, they extended the two-year winning streak to 23 straight games. Holding their oppo~ents to under 18 points a game, while scoring at a 30 P.P.G. clip themselves, they survived a mild mid-season slump (2-2) and closed with 7 staight victories to post an outstanding 16-2 overall record. Missing another undefeated season by a total of five points, ALMS again won the tough Valley Highlands District regular season and tournament championship, with an unblemished mark, and still have not lost a district game in the history of the league. Season highlands include three game sweeps over district rivals Botetout and Clifton Forge, and a two game sweep over arch-rival Glenvar. This year's squad was determined to district champs again prove they belonged in the same class as last year's team, and they did. This year's edition was led by CoMVP, tri-captain Debbie Cobb and Co-MVP, Cathrena Spaulding. The Coaches Award was given to tricaptain Michele Clouser, while the Most Improved Award went to tricaptain Beth Appleman. Rebounding and assist awards were handed out to Spaulding and Cobb. Other members of this year's club were eighth graders Maryann Duff, Beth Hammel, Ashley Wainwright, Susan Yost and April Young . Seventh graders were Rebecca Brouchu, Michelle Curl, Kerri Green, and Kelly Robinson. This year's managers were Peewee Harrison and Rachelle Lytton. The stats were kept by Dana Jessee, Nace Lanier, and Silver Persinger. After three winless seasons in the early 1980's the Lady Wolverines are 43-7 in their last three campaigns. With six young ladies returning in the fall from this year's championship squad, look for the beat to go on!!! No shot here as Beth Hammel, Kelly Robinson, and Beth Appleman play good solid defense to prevent a Mountaineers' jumper. Beth Appleman looks to finish off another successful Wolverine procession. 26 Girls' Basketball 1986 LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS LEWIS Girls' Basketball Season 41 Radford 28 Christiansburg 42 Dublin 29 Blacksburg 28 Christiansburg 19 Glenvar 27 Clifton Forge 28 Dublin 29 Pulaski 26 Blacksburg 20 Pulaski 26 Radford 27 Botetourt 24 Glenvar 18 Clifton Forge 21 Botetourt tournament 36 CUFfON FORGE 20 Botetourt 10 12 33 18 8 10 18 30 23 20 23 10 23 21 6 19 30 16 �Seventh grader, Kelly Robinson directs traffic. 1986 award winners: Debbie Cobb, Beth Appleman, Coach Ward, Cathrena Spaulding, Michele Clouser Girls' Basketball Team. Front row: Rachelle Lytton, Beth Appleman, Maryann Duff, Beth Hammel, Cathrena Spaulding, Michelle Curl, Peewee Harrison Back row: Kerri Green , Michele Clouser, Kelly Robinson , Debbie Cobb, Ashley Wainwright. April Young , Rebecca Brochu, Susan Yost Girls' Basketball 27 �Sterling Wiley seems to be having a rough time trying to pin his foe. 1987 Wrestling Season Lewis Opponent 56 Pulaski 9 58 Dublin 12 45 Radford 15 49 Dublin 17 60 Botetourt 10 Wrestling Team. Front Row: C. Webster, J . Haley, B. Thornhill, D. Barker, C. Eversole, T . Martin, T. Kincer, J. Berenbaum, M. Gades, B. Breedlove, R. Harris, M. Webb, C. Barger, M . Hoge, Third Row: B. Herdon, C. Ray, J. Gaylor, 28 Wrestling K. Huffman , R. Beckner, M. Bowling, J . Light, J. Minahan, K. Butler, J. Martin, Back Row: A Davis, D. Black, D. Kester, C. Poff, B. Bradley, S. Wiley, T. Butt, M . Baldwin, J. Higgs, M . Douglas �Tournament Winners. Front Row: Aaron Davis, Brad Bradley, Craig Eversole, Brian Thornhill, Joe Berenbaum Back Row: Bryan Godlewski, Cameron Poff, James Martin, Shawn Price, Carlos Ray Brian Thornhill pins his competitor during a tough match against Radford. Undefeated, regular season wrestlers: Aaron Davis, Brad Bradley, Craig Eversole, Brian Thornhill Wrestling 29 �Quad-captains: John Shelor, Jay Sandy, Richard Goodpasture, and Stephen Magenbauer. Stephen Maganhauer looks for two in tournament finals against Clifton Forge. Richard Goodpasture calls out the offense. Lee Cadd cleans the glass against the Mountaineers as Jay Sandy and Scott Switzer stand by. 30 Boys' Basketball �First winning season in five years In a season of streaks, the Lewis Wolverines won five straight, lost four in a row then won three before losing a heartbreaking two point decision to Clifton Forge in the tournament finals, to settle for a fine 8-5 season and the runner-up spot in the always competitive Valley Highlands District. The campaign maked ALMS first winning season in five years since becoming a middle school. The year was highlighted by two game sweeps over archrival Glenvar, and Pulaski, and a tremendous defensive effort against Botetourt in the tourney semi-finals. In that game the Wolverines held the Patriots to one field goal from the four minute mark of the first period until only two minutes remained in the contest. It was an emotional victory as it took away some of the sting of a one point setback at Bl, caused by a possession clock error - a defeat that cost Lewis Lee Cadd banks in jumper from the low box. Despite good defensive position by the opposition, Stephen Magenbauer scores from the wing. the regular season crown. The cagemen averaged 36 points per game while allowing 34.9 points per contest. They outrebounded their opponents by a 27 to 19 edge per till. Lewis shot 29 pct. from the floor and 44 pct. from the charity stripe as compared to the opposition's 40 pct. from the court and 54 pct. from the free throw line. Fourteen young men made up this year's roundballers, and over half of them started at one point in the season. This year's squad was lead by Squad-captains Richard Goodpasture , Stephen Magenbauer, Jay Sandy and John Shelor. Other members were eighth graders Brian Arthur, Lee Cadd, Joey Crowder, Dale Foster, and Scott Switzer. Seventh graders included Chad Gearhart, Greg Lionberger, Shaine Miles, Stacy Muse, and Lee Wolfe. Helping out as managers this year were Gavin Fisher and Jeff Johnson. The statistics and video tape machine were handled by a host of the Lady Wolverines. Boys' Basketball Team. Front Row: Gavin Fisher, Chad Gearhart, Jay Sandy, Richard Goodpasture, John Shelor, Stephen Magenhauer, Joey Crowder, Dale Foster Back Row: Jeff Marvin, Lee Wolfe, Shaine Miles, Stacy Muse, Lee Caid, Brian Arthur, Scott Switzer, Greg Lionberger, Jeff Johnson Lee Cadd muscles up a shot in the paint as Jay Sandy looks to help. Boys· Basketball 31 �Scott Switzer comes up short on free throw as Shelor, Magenbauer, and Cadd wait for second attempt 1987 Boys' Basketball LEWIS 35 Botetourt 25 LEWIS 44 Pulaski 42 LEWIS 42 Dublin 38ot LEWIS 39 Glenvar 26 LEWIS 38 Clifton Forge 35 LEWIS 25 Botetourt 26 LEWIS 28 Dublin 49 LEWIS 41 Clifton Forge 46 LEWIS 42 Radford 46 LEWIS 45 Glenvar · 33 LEWIS 37 Pulaski 27 Tournament Semi-Finals: LEWIS 28 Botetourt 19 Finals: LEWIS 27 Clifton Forge 29 John Shelor finishes off another Lewis break as Richard Goodpasture looks to follow if needed. 32 Boys' Basketball Wolverines' John Shelor, Lee Cadd, Stephen Magenbauer, and Richard Goodpasture stack for baseline inbounds against the Orioles. �Stacy Greenway and Lisa St Clair seem tense as the Wolverines barely defeat Clifton Forge. Cory Batts yells, " Go Lewis!!'" - Stacy Greenway, Mandy Morris, Erin Updike, and Amanda Jones entertain the Lewis fans at half-time. Cheerleaders. Front Row: Lisa St. Clair, Edwynna Cox, Cory Batts Second Row: Tiffanie Tinsley, Stacy Greenway Third Row: Mrs. Cox, Mandy Morris, Christy Williams Back Row: Erin Updike, Amanda Jones Cheerleading 33 �The ance Lewis to po se vol~eyball or the team came~:ver misses a ch- V?lleybaU T dice C earnTraront F ArnanJ=wford, Row: Nhun Back R Jones Sh cy Mitchem K Vu, Canow· M ' awrnc atie F w · ~ 00 ~~':"· Mich~ll Hehn;~ ~ll'"" Br~ams,~ '.;~~Kcheu:C~;~ Pa~ eather Kathy V 1ss1ck, Mari Le Clouser L. wn , Ashley .J;st_. Debbie ee ' isa St. Clair M ainwright ' ary Colvin: 34 volleyball �Volleyball 1987 Lewis 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Opponent Hillsville Christiansburg Christiansburg Botetourt Blacksburg Botetourt Blacksburg St Paul Botetourt Hillsville Radford 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 Christy Williams attempts to get the ball over the net Showing perfect form, Debbie Cobb makes another spectacular serve for the Lewis team. I r/ I - / Members of the volleyball team study the play of their fellow teammates with intensity. ',;. HOME Hc VISIr.:T ~ i ~ ;- ,.1.,r ~ .. ,•:w ~ Shaun ice Warr, high-scorer with 156 season points, spikes the ball. Kathy Vest and Debbie Cobb use team effort to score one for Lewis. Volleyball 35 �Jenny Hicks, Erin Updike, Lori Archer, and Michelle Provost start out slowly during the first day of practice. Ashley Dickson attentively concentrates on Coach Williams' advice before taking off. Richard Goodpasture prepares to receive the baton from Jay Sandy as Coach Hooker looks on. 36 Track �Run for your life James Martin practices throwing the heavy discus. Get ready, get set, go Jenny Appleman. Ashley Dickson pours it on as she attempts the long jump. Track 37 �People 38 People �The Lewis Staff " It looks like spring," thinks Mr. Kirby. Little did he know that the next day one foot of snow would fall. Mike Akers Scott Atkins Chuck Benson Virginia Bohon Dottie Bull Beth Byrd Lewis Campbell Jimmy Carter Stacey Clark Jori Cox Faculty 39 �Mr. Cox tries to squeeze in a quick phone call before his next class. ',# ' ' ·~ f Mike Cox Pam Elgin Eva Farrell John Finnerty Greg Gallion Margaret Gregory 40 Faculty Assistant principal, Mr. Finnerty, grabs the first thing in sight during American Education Week, mandatory reading program. �Our loyal substitute, Mrs. Robertson puts in another day at Lewis. Our school secretary, Gina Hyer smiles sweetly for the camera. Mary Hill Sandy Hill Brian Hooker Fred Horeis Gina Hyer Mary Justice Edna Kennedy Joe Kirby Beth Leah Betsy McClearn Faculty 41 �Lyle Mclaren Linda Miles Coach Hooker and Coach Ward compare the stats before a heated game against Dublin. Jim Morris Pat Oberlin Brenda Orange Jim Paxton Kathy Phlegar Pat Reynolds Robin Richardson Allen Rodgers Julie Seay Janet Sebolt Garry Secor Penny Seidman Nancy Shaw 42 Faculty K. Atkins seems amused with her work as she lectures from the overhead projector. �Mrs. Linda Miles sells tickets at the b-ball game and then watches her son, Shaine play ball. Mary Ellen Shrader Judy Sission Vilma Stanley Wilma Stiff Joyce Tarpley Susan Taylor Beverly Thomas Sally Tyler Leslie Unger Buddy Ward Debra Wheel ing Ted Williams Tony Wirt Dee Wright Marty Yuhas Faculty 43 �Eighth Grade 8th grade class officers: Lisa Dotson, Elizabeth Carter, Sophie Semones, Shannon Ripley Keith Agee John Almonte Paul Ames Matt Andrews Beth Appleman Jennifer Appleman Lori Archer Patty Arrington Brian Arthur Mary Arthur Troy Arthur Melan ie Atkins Rex Bailey Rochelle Balams Jody Baldwin 44 Eighth Grade �Ember Bane David Barker Matthew Barnett Alicia Beaton Crystal Beggs Jeff Bell Mark Bell Joe Berenbaum Kristina Black Elizabeth Boardwine Eric Brady Wayne Bright Heather Brown Megan Buckley Brenda Burnop Brian Burns Kevin Butler Lee Cadd John Campbell Elizabeth Carter Judy Chitwood Christy Chrisman Steve Ciafardini Jill Clinevell Michelle Clouser Debra Cobb Gerald Coleman Mary Colvin Temple Conner Adam Cook Eighth Grade 45 �Amber Cooper Randall Cooper Crystal Cousins Wade Cox Candice Crawford Chucl~y Cromer Rawles Cross Joey Crowder Eric Darby Aaron Davis Sonya DeHart Tonya DeHart Amy Delong Ashley Dickson Liza Dotson Mark Douglas Sandy Doyle Maryann Duff Lindy Dumler Kim Duncan Della Dutton Todd Emery Craig Eversole Mike Farris Pam Feazell Dora Fitzgerald Wendy Fletcher Brian Flinchum Mark Flinchum Chamisa Flynt 46 Eighth Grade 1 • \ �Is this the way Christine Thomas, Elizabeth Rusinko, Dara Rutherford, and Norman Noel clean-up after a late yearbook meeting?? Dale Foster Nora Francisco Katie Franke Jay Gaylor Shawn Gearhart Chris Gearhart Missy Gills Richard Goodpasture Matt Graham Michael Graves Stacy Greenway Lori Archer looks way up into the VA. Tech. coliseum as she tries to find the "Hokie" . Eighth Grade 47 �Tough woman, Chamisa Flynt struts her stuff on the Andrew Lewis school bus. No comprende?? Brian Thornhill seems lost for words as he sits in Spanish class. Brenda Hamlin Beth Hammel Michelle Hancock Chris Harless Jennifer Harris Peggy Harris Robert Harris Kelly Hartman Deirdre Hayes Tara Haynes Tammy Hayslett Liz Heindel Jennifer Hicks Tracy Howell Bobby Hudson 48 Eighth Grade �Todd Smith, Jeff Taylor, Shaan Vaughn, Lisa St Clair, and Erin Updike listen to Mrs. Shrader read, Green Eggs and Ham .. Tommy Humphrey Michael Jackson Lisa Jamison Katey Jenkins Dana Jesse Robbie Jesse S. Ciafardini, K. Lawrence, R. Cooper, M. Smith, C. Poff, M. Webb seem enthused to be in science class. Eighth Grade 49 �Marlo Jeter Amanda Jones David Jones Danny Kiser Teresa Lancaster Keith Lane Keith Lawrence Robert Lawrence Vicky Lee Louise Lephew Dameon Lester Sherry Lilly Arny Loving Buddy Lucado Tracy Lupton Kevin Manning James Martin Jeff Marvin Scott Mason Troy May Chris McCray Sondra McCray Brian McGuire Ricky McGuire Dana McKissick Victoria Meador Leah Mercer D.J. Michaud Terrell Milam Amber Miles 50 Eighth Grade �Don't get dishpan hands, Kisha Smith!! I( Chris Miller Joe Minaham ----Tracy Mitchem Francine Monterosso Dawn Montgomery Donald Mullins iu.:_._.__, Trevor Norford Tricia Nowlin Ken Obenshain Chris O'Dell :=~!;:!:;;:==::;::=;:;:::; James Patterson Stephanie Peery Melissa Pendleton Shane Pendleton B.J. Pentecost Silver Persinger Jason Pierce Cameron Poff Angela Poland Shannon Porter Brenda Prater Eighth Grade 51 �Michelle Provost Matthew Pruitt Debbie Rankin Carlos Ray Ashley Dickson does her homework during a slow period as office runner. Brad Reeves Kevin Richardson Kim Richardson James Rickman Shannon Ripley Darren Robertson Richard Roy Trixie Rubi Elizabeth Rusinko T ravis Rutledge J ay Sandy 52 E ighth Grade Our loyal safety patrol, Stephanie Peery watches as April Craft crosses the street �Tina Sarver Carl Schultz Lee Schrader Craig Scott Sophia Semones Angel Settles Aaron Shearer Jason Shell Amy Wellman refuses to say "cheese" John Shelor Tommy Sheppard Eric Smith Kisha Smith Mario Smith Sheri Smith Todd Smith Eighth Grade 53 �Niki Snyder Cathrena Spaulding Kevin Spence Lisa St Clair Trina Stanley Gary Stultz Kris Sweet Richard Swenson Scott Switzer Jeff Taylor Jody Terry Matt Terry Christine Thomas Chucky Thomas Brian Thornhill Benita Turner Melissa Underwood Erin Updike Rashaan Vaughn Christine Ventura Kathy Vest Ashley Wainwright Tony Ward Mark Webb Tracy Webb Cathy Webber Mike Webber Jenny Weeks Sheila Welch Amy Wellman 54 Eighth Grade ~--...;m::11L"ll""""...&'...._~ �Jenny Weeks and Peggy Harris watch as their program is run on the computer. Courtney Wells Estelle Wells Suzy White Sterling Wiley Chastity Williams Christy Williams Dwayne Williams Usa Winstead Paige Winston Amy Witt Carrie Woods Jennifer Woolwine Larry Wright Paul Yeaman Susan Yost Eighth Grade 55 �Seventh Grade 7th grade class officers: Wendi Woods, Kerri Green, Kristi Doss, Gavin Fisher Robyn Abshire Kurt Akers Donna Albano Mike Aldridge Amanda Allen Kimberly Allen Sylvia Allgayer Angela Anderson Keith Anderson Michelle Armstrong Sheri Arrington David Atkins Jennifer Baker Corey Banks Christopher Barger Erin Barger Eric Barr Cory Batts Erin Beach Holly Beasley 56 Seventh Grade �Joseph Blackwell Aaron Blevins Leslie Boone David Bower Amy Bowles Mark Bowling Nathen Boyle Brad Bradley William Breedlove Rebecca Brochu Dyrl Brown Genea Brown Herman Brown Shawn Brown John Burke Cara Butterworth William Byrd Christine Carroll Kenneth Carroll Jesse Clark Jennifer Cole Duane Coles Michale Collins Tiffany Cousser Edwynna Cox Amy Cromer Amy Crowe Michelle Curl David Dalton Carey Daniel Stacie Daulton Tequita Davis Jason Dixon Robbie Dooley Todd Dooley Seventh Grade 57 �Kristie Doss Brian Doud Susan Duffy Jeff Early Dana Edwards Christy Ellis Todd Ellis Michelle English Darren Epperly Neta Evans Matt Farley Krystal Farmer Tony Fesperman Nikki Fields Gavin Fisher Helen Flowers Lisa Foster Jennifer Foutz Angela Fralin Chris Garrett David Garst Jennifer Garst Chad Gearhart Charles Gillion Matthew Gist Bryan Godlewski Debbie Grant Kerri Green April Griffin John Hale John Haley Joseph Harless Michelle Harris David Hartman Brandon Hatfield 58 Seventh Grade ~~~~~~~:,!~ ..-- - - - - -- -... �'These are just a few of my favorite things," says Kurt Akers as he prepares to skate home. Mr. Wright's interest block class camera, Ken Trail!! watch your fingers, not the Justin Haynes Justin Hedge Joel Hickerson Angela Hill Krysta Hoblitzal Miles Hoge Gwen Hoskins Terra Hundley Jessica Hurst Adam Hylton Derek Jackson Jeff Johnson Lewis Johnston Justin Jones Kimberly Jones Seventh Grade 59 �Mary Joyner Todd Kincer Melissa Kingery DeeAnn Laster Michael Lawrence Angela Ledington Joel Light Loretta Linkous Michael Linkous Greg Lionberger Charlie Logan Matt Lovell April Lyle Rachelle Lytton Jodie Macantosh Stephen Magenbauer Mark Mahoney Donald Manspile Robert Martin Tim Martin Naomi McConnell David McCormack Amy McDaniel Christopher McGee Kenny Meador Shawn Meldrum Shaine Miles 60 Seventh Grade �Georgia Robrecht, Dara Rutherford, Lance Trebel and Mandy Morris are looking sharp at the Christmas dance. Amy Mills George Minter Scottie Mitchem Thomas Mollette John Moore Christopher Morris Mandy Morris Carmon Murphey Sara Neighbors Binh Nguyen Joshua Oliver Erik Olson Michael Overby Zach Owen Travis Pace Avery Pack Steven Parks Brian Patterson Stacy Paxton Michelle Pendleton Gina Perez Jackie Persianai DeWayne Peters Seventh Grade 61 �Kirn Phelps Roger Phillips Kimberly Pifer Judd Poindexter Mollie Powers Heather Price Shawn Price Tracy Price Heather Prichard Kimberly Pruitt Christopher Pugh Christie Quesenberry Patricia Raplee John Reynolds Kelly Robinson Georgia Robrecht Dara Rutherford Christopher Saunders Harvey Saunders Robert Sawyer J ennifer Seagle Brandi Shepherd William Sheppard Dana Shinault Eric-G ene Shrewsbury Debra Simmons Beth Sm ith E. D. Smith Scott Smith J ason Snair Amber Snead Leslie Souma Kristen Sovine Tonya Spence Kevin Stovall 62 Seventh Grade �Lisa Foster uses her free time to enjoy another good book. Leigh Stull Ashley Tayloe Tiffanie Tinsley Dreama Towe - ,~ ~ · ' ~ __ ...,..,_,,, Kenneth Trail Lance T riebei Matthew Turner Barry Underwood Jennifer Vaught Nhung Vu Lugman Wade Timothy Valdron Katherine Walker Anthony Webb Scott White Lee Wolfe Tonya Wolfe Travis Wood Carolyn Woods Tamara Woods Wendi Woods . I Seventh Grade 63 �Sixth Grade 6th grade class officers: Kristin Johnson, Holly Woods, Holly Dunn, Candice Key Tracy Anderson Brian Andrews Timothy Arbogast Leigh Archer Robert Armstrong David Arnold Amy Atkins Airan Atkinson Amanda Ayers Crystal Bailey Greg Bailey Mark Baldwin Adam Bane Melissa Bane Shelley Barber Chris Beckner Roy Beckner Denny Black Andi Bland Ryan Blevins 64 Sixth Grade �Robin Bond Caroline Brady Jill Breedlove Amy Brewer James Brooks Dyrl Brown Jennifer Brugh Lori Bryant Tracy Butt Gene Cable Christine Carey Shane Carroll Suzanne Carroll Vicki Carter . Jason Chambers Jeffery Chaney Catherine Claytor Jerry Cline Kevin Cline Leslie Coffey Selena Colvin Mary Jane Conklin Kelly Conner Lena Cook Christine Cowling David Cox Christopher Craft Dale Critzer Kevin Crocker Griffin Cross Stephen Crouch Danny Cruff James Crumpacker Hunter Cunningham Jeffery Cupp 65 Sixth Grade �Allan Davidson Jennifer Degolyer Amy DeWeese Aaron Dickson Kathy Dillman Jimmy Dillon Eric Dixon Trey Dowdy Kristie Duffy Dwayne Duncan Jeff Duncan Kate Duncan Holly Dunn Laura Dunville Daffney Dutton Mike Eades Jennifer Eary Chris Eaton Craig Eaton Michele England Leslie Epperly Gary Ferguson Christopher Ferree Sherri Flournoy Josh Ford Valerie Fulton Deanna Garrett Travis Gilbert Paula Goodwin Elcabeth Gravely Michael Greenway Elizabeth Graybill Neal Gregory Vivien Gregory Aaron Gresham 66 Sixth Grade �Chris Counts practices his skating in the Lewis lobby. The photographer from Gentry Studio helps Valerie Fullen pose for her pretty picture. Jill Groton Crystal Grubb Lisa Hale Bobby Haley Dawn Hall Tracy Hall Rema Hannabass Andrea Harrison Shannon Harrison Michael Hatcher Brian Herndon Chris Hershman Michael Hickson Jason Higgs Renee Hill Sixth Grade 67 �Angela Houff Ronald Howard Isaac Howell Latisha Huffman Leslie Huffman Angela Hunter Keith Hurley Tammy Jackson Allen Joanis Tammy Jobe Kristin Johnson Tracy Johnson Dallas Keister Candice Key Gregory Krista Heather Kurz Kim Lancaster Brian Lawrence Thomas Lee Amy Lester Christi Lester Tina Lewis Crystal Linkous Jennifer Linton Dale Lockridge Christopher Long Sandra Manning Sixth Grade 68 �Roy Beckner listens attentively as "Ben Franklin" takes him back in time to the 18th century. Michael Martin Shelly Mattox Elizabetll Maxwell Colette May Joshua May Ashley Mccrary Charlotte McDonald Shawn McMahon Darra Michael Adrienne Milam Amber Miller John Miller Adrian Millner Tom Mitchem Brad Morton Lorrie Muncy Candice Munsey Indra Murphey William Nickles Jennifer Nimmo Erin Oefelein Beth Owens Amanda Page Sixth Grade 69 �Edward Palmer Ryan Palmer Melanie Parker Shannon Parkins Jason Paxton Crystal Peake Labor Persinger Jennifer Peters Cassie Pillis Wendell Poindexter James Powell Carolyn Powers Carmen Price Robert Price Kevin Pruitt Laura Pruitt Joshua Pugh Whitney Radford Stephanie Rasnake Susan Ray Christie Reams Clay Rice Wesley Richards Amy Richardson Heather Riddle John Riddle James Robertson Chasity Roop Virginia Rumberg Joe Sachenbacher Christopher Scott April Semones Connie Sexton Will Shaner Gunnar Sheets 70 Sixth Grade �What is Jennifer Linton secretly writing, a love letter?? Brian Shelor Jason Shelor John Sink Mark Skelley Christopher Slusher Angela Smith David Smith Keith Smith Mary Smith Robbie Smith Jennifer Speigel Lyn Steed John Stephens Aaron Stevens Heather Stovall Jeannie Stump Josh Swanson Ronald Talbert Charles Taylor Melissa Taylor Sixth Grade 71 �Warren Taylor Jennifer Thomas Robert Thomas Angela Thomasson Susan Thompson Bethany Turner Deborah Vance Ellen Vaughan Sabah Wade Stephanie Walker Logan Wallace Jason Walters Melissa Ward Eric Weaver Matthew Webb Sarah Webber Corey Webster Crystal Wells Robert Willard Jennifer Williams Andrew Wilson Mary Winfrey Angela Woods Holly Woods Mandie Worrell Stephen Zimmers Am y Zutz Stephanie Rasnake and Beth Owens practice calligraphy as Mrs. McClean examines their work. 72 Sixth Grade �.< .-. :~..:~ .· ··-r;_,'l-'=:. .... ., Mr. Brian Hooker puts in another long day at Lewis. Closing 73 �MA Abshire, Robyn 56 Agee, Keith 16, 23, 44 Akers, Kurt 19, 56 Akers, Mike 39 Nbano, Donna 56 Ndridge, Mike 18, 56 Nlen, Amanda 56 Nlen, Kimberly 56 Niff, Crystal Nlgayer, Sylvia 19, 56 Nmonte, John 18, 44 Ames, Paul 44 Anderson, Donavan 56 Anderson, Keith 23, 56 Anderson, Tracy 64 Andrews, Brian 64 Andrews, Matthew 44 Appleman, Elizabeth 16, 27, 44 Appleman, Jennifer 16, 17, 37, 44 Arbogast, Timothy 19, 64 Archer, Leigh 17, 64 Archer, Lori 14, 16, 17 Armstrong, Michelle 56 Armstrong, Robert 19 64 Arr!ngton, Patty 5, 15,' 44 Arrington, Sheri 56 Arnold, David 19, 64 Arthur, Brian 6, 23, 31 , 44 Arthur, Mary 44 Arthur, Troy 44 Asirifi, Carolina 13 15 Atkins, Amy 64 ' Atkins, David 56 Atkins, Kathy 42 Atkins, Melanie 18 19 44 Atkins, Scott 39 ' ' Atkinson, Airan 19 64 Ayers, Amanda 54' BBB Bailey, Crystal 64 Bailey, Gregory 17, 64 Balley, William 44 Baker, Jennifer 10, 13, 18, 5 6 Balams, Rochelle 44 Baldwin, Jody 44 Baldwin, Marcus 29, 64 Bane, Adam 64 Bane, Ember 45 Bane, Melissa 64 Banks, Corey 56 Barber, Shelly 17, 20, 64 Barger, Christopher 23, 29 Barger, Erin 23, 56 Barker, David 14, 15, 29, 45 Barnett, Matthew 45 Barr, Eric 56 Batts, Cory8, 16, 17, 33, 56 Beach, Erin 13, 16, 56 Beaton, Nicia 45 Beasley, Holly 16, 56, 14 Beckner, Chris 64 Beckner, Roy 29, 64, 69 Beggs, Crystal 16, 45 Bell, Jeff 45 Bell, Mark 45 Benson, Chuck 3, 39 Berenbaum, Joseph 16, 17, 21, 23, 29, 45 Black, Denny 29, 64 Black, Kristina 10, 15, 45 Blackwell, Joseph 57 Bland, Soterea 64 Blevis, Aa ron 57 Blevins, Ryan 64 Boardwine, Elizabeth 16, 17, 45 74 Index Bohon, Virginia 39 Bond, Robin 65 Booher, Connie Boone, Leslie 57 Bostic, Farene 5 Bower, David 57 Bowles, Amy 16, 17, 57 Bowling, Mark 23, 29, 57 Boyle, Nathan 19, 57 Bradley, Brad 23, 29, 57 Bradley, Larry 23 Brady, Caroline 17, 65 Brady, Erik 15, 45 Breedlove, Jill 17, 65 Breedlove, William 29, 57 Brewer, Amy 65 Bright, Wyne 16, 20, 45 Brill, Pat Brochu, Rebecca 16, 27, 57 Brooks, James 65 Brown, Dyrl 19, 57, 65 Brown, Gary Brown, Genea 57 Brown, Heather 6, 18, 35, 45 Brown, Herman 57 Brown, Shawn 16, 57 Brugh, Jennifer 19, 65 Bryant, Lori 17, 65 Buckley, Megan 45 Bull, Dottie 39 Bullock, John F. Burke, John 57 Burnop, Brenda 4, 10, 13, 45 Burns, Brian 45 Butler, Kevin 16, 17, 23, 29, 45 Butler, Leonard 6 Butterworth, Cara 57 Butt, Tracy 8, 29, 65 Byrd, Beth 39 Byrd, William 29 CCC Cable, Gene 65 Cadd, Robert 8, 23, 31, 45 Campbell, John 15, 23, 45 Campbell, Lewis 2, 39 Campion, Mary Carey, Christine 17, 65 Carroll, Christina 16, 57 Carroll, Kenneth 57 Carroll, Rita Carroll, Shane 65 Carroll, Suzanne 65 Carr, Robert Carter, Elizabeth 16, 14, 44, 45 Carter, Lahoma 19, 65 Carter, Jimmy 39 Chambers, Jason 65 Chaney, Jeffrey 65 Chester, Tom Chitwood, Judy 45 Chrisman, Christie 15 45 Ciafardini, Steven 45 ' Cisco, Gertrude Clark, jesse 57 Clark, Stacey 39 Claytor, Catherine 17 65 Cline, J erry 19, 65 ' Cline, Kevin 65 Cline, Michael Clinevell, Jill 13, 21 , 45 Clouser, Michelle 15, 27, 35, 45 Clower, Kevin 18 Cobb, Debbie 16, 27, 35, 45 Coffey, Leslie 17, 20, 65 Cole, Jennifer 57 Coleman, Gerald 45 Coles, Duane 4, 57 Collins, Michael 19, 57 Colvin, Mary 35. 45 Colvin , Selena 65, 72 Conklin , Mary 65 Conner. Kelly 65 Conner, Temple 15, 45 Cook, Adam 45 Cook, Lena 65 Cooper, Amber 16, 17, 46 Cooper, Randll 46 Couser, Tiffany 19, 57 Cowling, Christine 65 Cousins, Crystal 15, 46 Cousser, Tiffany Cox, David 65 Cox, Edwynna 18, 33 , 57 Cox, Jori 37, 39 Cox, Kenneth Wade 18. 46 Cox, Michael 40 Craft, Christopher 19, 65 Crawford, Candice 46 Critzer, Dale 65 Crocher, Kevin 65 Cromer, Amy 16, 17, 57 Cromer, Charles 46 Cross, Griffin 19, 65 Cross, Rawles 14, 46 Crouch, Stephen 65 5 Crowder, Joey 6, 15, 23, 3 1• 4 Crowe, Amy 16, 57 Cruff, Danny 19, 65 Crumpacker, James 20, 65 Cunningham, Hunter 17 • 6 5 Cupp, Jeffrey 19, 65 Curl, Michelle 27 , 35, 57 ODD Dalton, David 57 Daniel, Carey 19, 57 Darby, Michael 46 7 Daulton, Stacie 15, 16, 17 , 5 Davidson, Stephen 29, 66 Davis, Aaron 6, 23 , 29, 4 6 Davis, Tequila 57 Deegan, Eve Degolyer, Jennifer 19, 66 Dehart, Sonya 16, 46 Dehart Tonya 16, 46 Delong, Amy 13, 15,46 DeWeese, Amy 66 Dickson, Aaron 66 46 Dickson, Ashley 15, 19, 36, 3 7 ' Dickson, Richard Dillman, Kathy 66 Dillon, James 66 Dixon, Jason 57 Dooley, Richard 19, 57 Dooley, Robert 57 Doss, Kristi 14, 16, 56, 58 Dotson, Liza 14, 16, 17, 21 , 44 • 46 Doud, Brian 18, 58 Douglas, Marc 29, 46 Dowdy, Houston 20, 66 Doyle, Sandra 46 Dudley, Teresa 16 Duff, Maryann 10, 18, 27 , 46 Duffy, Kristie 18, 19, 66 Duffy, Susan 58 Dulmer, Undy 46 Duncan, Dawayne 66 Duncan, Jeffery 19, 66 Duncan, Kimberly 46 Duncan, Mary 17, 66 Dunn, Holly 14, 64, 66 Dunville, Laura 66 Dutton, Daffney 66 Dutton, Della 16, 46 �EEE Eades, Michael 29, 66 Early, Jeff 19, 58 Eary, Jennifer 20, 66 Eaton, Chris 17, 66 Eaton, Craig 17, 66 Edwards, Dana 15, 58, 14 Elgin, Pam 40 Ellis, Christy 15, 58 Ellis, Dianna Ellis, Kenneth 19 Emery, Todd 15, 46 England, Elena 66 English, Michelle 58 Epperly, Darren 58 Epperly, Leslie 5, 66 Evans, Aleta 16, 58 Eversole, Matthew 29, 46 FFF Farley, Matt 58 Farmer, Krystal 58 Farmer, Lavenia Farrell, Eva 13, 40 Farris, Michael 46 Feazell, Pamela 16, 35, 46 Ferguson, Gary 19, 66 Ferree, Christopher 19, 66 Fesperman, Anthony 19, 58 Fielder, Robbie Fields, Jennifer 58 Finnerty, John 6 40 F!sher, Gavin 14: 16, 17, 21 , 31, 56 58 Fitzgerald, Dora 15, 46 • Flannagan, Lee Fl~tcher, Wendy 16, 46 Flinchum, Brian 46 Flinchum, Mark 46 Flowers, Helen 58 Flurnoy, John Flurnoy, Sherri 66 Flynt, Chamisa 16 46 Ford, Josh 66 ' Fore, Joseph Foster, Dale 16, 17, 3l , 47 Foster, Lisa 58, 63 Toutz, Jennifer 58 Fralin, Angela 58 Francisco, Nora 46 Franke, Katie 16, 17 21 35 47 Fullen, Valerie 13, 66, 6 7 ' GGG Gallion, Greg 40 Garrett, Deanna 13 66 Garrett, Nina ' Garst, David Garst, Jennifer 58 Gaylor, Jay 18, 19, 29, 47 Gearhart, Shawn 47 Gearhart, Chad 31 , 58 Gearheart, Chris 47 Germond, Veronica Gilbert, Travis 19 66 Gilliam, Charles Gills, Melissa 16 47 Gist, Matthew Godlewski, Bryan 23, 29, 58 Goodpasture, Richard 23 31 36 4 7 Goodwin, Paula 19, 66 ' ' ' S8 5B Graham, Doug Graham, Matt 47 Grant, Debbie 58 Gravely, Elizabeth 66 Graves, Lorraine Graves, Michael 47 Grayhill, Elizabeth 66 Green, Kerri 14, 16, 17, 27, 56, 58 Greenway, Michael 17,20, 66 Greenway, Stacy 16, 37, 47 Greer, Angela 15, 16, 47 Gregory, Margaret 40 Gregory, Mary 16, 21, 4 7 Gregory, Robert 66 Gregory, Vivien 66 Gresham, Aaron 17, 66 Griffin, April 19, 58 Gross. David 47 Groton, Lila 67 Grubb, Crystal 17, 67 HHH Hale, John 19, 58 Hale, Lisa 67 Haley, John 6, 16, 17, 23, 29 Haley, William 67 Hall, Cindi 16, 47 Hall, Dawn 67 Hall, Tracy 13, 17, 67 Halverson, Richard Hamm, Katina Hanlin, Brenda 15, 48 Hammel, Beth 27, 48 Hanncock, Michelle 48 Hannabass, Rema 67 Harless, Fred 8, 48 Harless, Joseph 58 Harris, Jennifer 48, 55 Harris, Michelle 58 Harris Peggy 15, 48 Harris, Robert 29, 48 Harrison, Andrea 27, 67 Harrison, Shannon 67 Hartman, David 58 Hartman, Kelly 18, 19, 48 Hatcher, Michael 67 Hatfield, Roy 58 Hayes, Deirdre 13, 15, 16, 48 Haynes, Justin 59 Haynes, Tara 48 Hayslett, Tammy 15, 48 Hedge, Justin 59 Heindel, Elizabeth 15, 21, 48 Helm, Yolander Herndon, Brian 29, 67 Hershman, Chris 67 Hibbitts, Nadeau Hickerson. Joel 19, 59 Hicks, Jennifer 16, 36, 48 Hickson, Michael 67 Higgs, Jason 29, 67 Hiles, Elizabeth Hill, Angela 16, 59 Hill, Mary 15, 41 Hill, Ronda Hill, Sandy 41 Hoblitzal, Krystal 18, 59 Hoge, Miles 16, 17, 29, 59 Hooker, Brian 23, 41 Horeis, Fred 41 Hoskins, Gwendolyn 18, 59 Houff, Angela 68 Howard, Ronald 68 Howell, Isaac 19, 68 Howell, Tracy 15, 48 Hudson, Robert 48 Huffman, Kevin 29 Huffman, Latisha 17, 68 Huffman, Leslie Humphrey, Loyd 49 Hundley, Terra 16, 21 , 59 Hunter, Angela 68 Hurley, Keith 68 Hurst, Jessica 59 Hutchinson, Lynwood Hyer, Gina 41 Hylton, Adam 16, 17, 59 JJJ Jackson, Derek 59 Jackson, Michael 18, 19, 49 Jackson, Tammy 68 Jamison, Lisa 16, 49 Jenkins, Katherine 16, 17, 49 Jessee, Dana 49 Jessee, Robbie 49 Jeter, Marlo 50 Joanis, William 68 Jobe, Tammy 68 Johnson, Jeffrey 31, 59 Johnson, Kristin 14, 17, 64, 68 Johnson, Monroe Johnson, Tracy 17, 68 Johnston, Lewis 59 Jones, Amanda 14, 16, 17, 35, 33, 50 Jones, David 13, 50 Jones, Justin 59 Jones, Kimberly 16, 59 Jordan, Joanna 18 Joyner, Mary 16, 60 Justice, Mary 41 KKK Keister, Dallas 29, 68 Kennedy, Edna 41 Key, Candice 14, 64, 68 Kiker, Joshua Kincer, Todd 19, 29, 60 Kingery, Melissa 60 Kirby, Joe 41 Kiser, Daniel 15, 50 Krista, Gregory 19, 68 Kurz, Heather 19, 68 LLL Lancaster, Donna 15, 68 Lancaster, Teresa 15, 50 Lane, Keith 50 Lanier, Nace Laster, DeeAnn 60 Lawerence, Brian 68 Lawerence, Keith 50 Lawerence, Michael 60 Lawerence, Robert 50 Leah, Beth 41 Ledington, Angela 19, 60 Lee, Thomas 68 Lee, Vicky 15, 50 Lephew, Louise 50 Lester, Amy 68 Lester, Charles 23, 50 Lester, Christi 68 Lewis, Michael Lewis, Tina 68 Light, Joel 6, 23, 29, 60 Lilly, Sherry 15, 50 Linkous, Crystal 68 Index 75 �Linkous, Loretta 60 Linkous, f>\ichael 60 Linton, Jennifer 15, 68, 71 Lionberger, Gregory 16, 17, 31 , 60 Lockridge, Dale 19, 68 Logan, Charles 16, 17, 60 Long, Christopher 68 Looney, Bernie Lovell, Matt 60 Loving, Amanda 50 Loving, Becky Lucado, Buford 50 Lupton, Tracy 50 Lyle, April 16, 60 Lytton, Rachelle 27, 60 MMM Mabery, Randall Macintosh, Jodie 16, 60 Magenbauer, Stephen 23, 31, 60 Mahoney, Mark 8, 16, 60 Mann, Mattie Manning, Kevin 15, 50 Manning, Perry Manning, Sandra 68 Manspile, Donald 60 Martin, James 23, 29, 37, 50 Marin, Marie Maritn, f>\ichael 69 Martin, Robert 60 Martin, Tim 19, 29, 60 Marvin, Jeff 31 , 50 Mason, Scott 18, 50 Mattox, Shelly 69 Maxwell, Elizabeth 17, 69 May, Colette 69 May, Joshua 17, 69 May, Troy 15, 50 McClearn, Betsy 41 McConnell, Eutena 60 McCormack, David 60 McCray, Chris 50 McCray, Sandra 15, 50 McCrory, Ashley 69 McDaniel, Arny 16, 60 McDonald, Charlotte 17, 69 McGee, Christopher 19, 60 McGuire, Brian 50 McGuire, Ricky 50 McKissick, Dana 16, 17, 35, 50 McLaren, Lyle 42 McMahon, Shawn 17, 69 Meador, Kenny 60 Meador, Victoria 15, 18, 50 Meldrum, Shawn 60 Mercer, Leah 15, 50 Michael, Darra 17, 69 Michaud, DJ. 50 Miliarn, Adrienne 69 Miliam, Ronnie 50 Miles, Amber 16, 50 Miles, Linda 42, 43 Miles, Shaine 23, 31 , 60 Miller, Amber 13, 17, 20, 69 Miller, Christine 50 Miller, Chris Miller, John 69 Millner, Adrian 69 Mills, Arny 6, 13, 16, 61 Minahan, Joe 15, 29, 51 Minter, kGeorge 18, 61 Mitchem, Scottie 61 Mitchem, Thomas 69 f>\itchem, Tracy 15, 16, 35, 51 Moles, Mildred Mollette, Thomas 61 Monterosso, Francine 51 Montgomery, Dawn 51 Moore, John 23, 29, 61 76 Index Morris, Christopher 61 Morris, Mandy 16, 33, 61 Morris, James 42 Morton, Brad 69 Mullins, Donald 23, 51 Muncy, Lorrie 69 Munsey, Candice 17, 20, 69 Murphey, Carmon 61 Murphey, Indra 69 Muse, Stacy 31 NNN Nadeau, Shon 17 Neighbors, Sara Nguyen, Binh 61 Nickles, William 69 Nimmo, Jennifer 20, 69 Noel, Norman 47 Norford, Trevor 15, 51 Nowlin, Patricia 15, 51 000 Obenshain, Loyd 51 Oberlin, Pat 9, 35, 42 O'Dell, Larry 14, 18, 20, 51 Oefelein, Brin 17, 20, 69 Oliver, Joshua 19, 61 Olson, Erik 61 Orange, Brenda 42 Ortiz, Daniel Ortiz, Jr. Migyel Overby, Michael 61 Owen, Zach 23, 61 Owens, Beth 20, 69, 72 PPP Pace, Travis 18, 61 Pack, Avory 61 Page, Amanda 69 Palmer, Edward 70 Palmer, Ryan 70 Parker, Melanie 70 Parkins, Michael Parkins, Shannon 70 Parks, Steven 18, 61 Patterson, Brian 61 Patterson, James 51 Paxton, Jason 70 Paxton, Jim 42 Paxton, Stacy 23, 61 Peake, Crystal 70 Peery, Stephanie 16, 20, 51 Pendleton, Michelle 15, 61 Pendleton, Melissa 16, 51 Pendleton, Shane 19, 23, 51 Pentecost, BJ . 51 Perez, Gina 16, 61 Persianai, Jackie 61 Persinger, Labor 6, 70 Persinger, Silver 51 Peters, DeWayne 18, 61 Peters, Jennifer 70 Phelps, Kimberly 62 Phillips, Roger 62 Phlegar, Kathy 42 Pierce, Jason 18, 19, 51 Pillis, Cassie 20, 70 Pifer, Kimberly 62 Poff, Cameron 4, 23, 29, 51 Poindexter, Judd 19, 62 Poindexter, Wendell 70 Poland, Angela 18, 19, 51 Porter, Shannon 51 Powell, James I 7. 70 Powers, Carolyn 70 Powers. Mollie 16. 62 Prater, Brenda 15, 16, 51 Price, Carmen 70 Price, Heather 62 Price, Robert 70 Price, Shawn 23, 29, 62 Price, Tracy 62 Prichard, Heather 62 Provost, Michelle 16, 36, 52 Pruitt, Kevin 70 Pruitt, Kimberly 15, 62 Pruitt, Laura 17, 70 Pruitt, Matthew 18, 52 Pugh, Christopher 19, 62 Pugh , Joshua 70 QQQ Quesenberry, Christie 16, 62 RRR Radford, Whitney 13, 70 Rankin, Deborah 52 Raplee, Patricia 18, 62 Rasnake, Stephanie 70. 72 Ray, Carlos 23, 29, 52 Ray, Susan 15, 70 Reams, Christie 70 Reeves, Brad 52 Reynolds, John 23, 62 Reynolds, Pat 42 Rice, Clay 19. 70 Richards, We sley 70 Richardson, Amy 19, 7 0 Richardson. Kevin 52 Richardson , Kimberly 15, 16 · 52 Richardson , Rhonda Ric hardson , Robin 42 Richardson , Stacey Rickman, James 52 Riddle, Heather 70 Riddle, John 70 2 Ripley, Shannon 14, 16, 2 l , 44 • 5 Roar, Jeremy Robertson, Darren 23 , 52 Robertson, Eleanor Robertson, James 70 Robinson, Kelly 16, 27, 62 Rob rec ht, Georgia 16, I 7 . 62 Rodgers, Allen 42 Roop, Chasity 20, 70 Ross, Jason Roy, Richard 52 Ruby, Beatrice 15, 52 Rumberg, Virginia 70 Rusinko Elizabeth 13, 16, 4 7 , 5 2 Rutherf~rd , Dara 13, 18, 4 7 · 62 Rutledge, Travis 18, 19, 52 SSS Sachenbach er. Joseph 13 , 19. 70 Sandy, Jay 23 , 3 I , 3 6 . 52 Sarver, Tin a 53 �Saunders, Christopher 16, 62 Saunders, Harvey 4 , 62 Sawyer, Robert 62 Scholand, Stefanie Schrader, Lee 58 Schultz, Carl 15, 53 Scott, Chad Scott, Christopher 19, 70 Scott, Craig 23, 53 Seagle, Jennifer 16, 62 Seay, Julie 42 Sebolt, Janet 42 Secor, Gary 42 Seidman, Penny 42 Semones, April 17, 70 Semones, Sophia 14 15 16 44 53 Settles, Angel 15, 53' ' ' ' Sexton, Connie 19, 70 Shaner, William 70 Shaver, Jeffery Shaw, Nancy 42 Shearer, Aaron 23 53 Sheets, Ryan 17, Shell, Jason 53 Shelor, Brian 71 Shelor, Jason 71 Shelor, John 23, 31, 53 Shepherd, Brandi 62 Sheppard, Tom my 53 Sheppard, William 62 Shinault, Dana 16 5 2 Shrader, Mary Ell~n 43 Shrewsbury, Eric-Gene 18 62 Sigmon, Kim ' Simmons, Debra 62 Simmons, Kevin Simpkins, Michael Sink, John 19 71 Sisson, Judy 43 Skelley, Mark 71 Slusher, Christopher 71 Sm~th , Angela 17, 20, 71 Smith, Beth 18 62 Smith, Charles ' Smith, Ed 62 Smith, Eric 53 Smith, Keith 71 Smith, Kisha 57, 5 3 Smith, Mario 53 Sm~th. Mary 19, 7 l Smith, Patricia 4 Smith, Robbie 71 Smith, Scott 62 Smith, Sheri 16 53 Smith, Todd 14', 15 , 53 Snair, Jason 20, 5 2 Snavely, Susie Snead, Amber 16 62 Snyder, Niki 15, 1'5 17 54 Souma, Leslie 62 ' · Sovine,_Kristen 8, 16, 62 Spa~ldmg, Cathrena 15 27 5 4 Speigel, Jennifer 20 71 · · Spence, Kevin 54 ' Spence, Shannon Spence, Shannon Spence, Tonya 62 St. Clair, Lisa 35 3 3 54 Stanley, Samuel '5 4 ' Stanley, Trina 18, 5 4 Stanley, Wilma 11, 43 Steed, Valerie 19 Stephens, Cynthia Stephens, John 19 71 Stevens, Aaron 71 ' Stiff, Wilma 43 Stovall, Heather 19 71 Stovall, Kevin 19 Stull , Leigh 18, Stultz, Gary 54 Stump, Jeannie 17 71 Swanson, Joshua Sweet, Kris 23 , 54 Sweetenburg, Floyd 7o 62 63 71 Swenson, Richard 54 Switzer, Scott 23, 31, 54 Sydenstricker, Alyce I IT Talbert, Ronald 71 Taliaferro, Lois Tarpley, Joyce 43 Tayloe, Ashley 16, 63 Taylor, Charles 71 Taylor, Jeff 15, 18, 54 Taylor, Melissa 17, 71 Taylor, Susan 43 Taylor, Wesley 72 Terry, Carlos Terry, Jody 23, 54 Terry, Matt 54 Thomas, Beverly 43 Thomas, Christine 13, 15, 47, 54 Thomas, Charles 16, 54 Thomas, Jennifer 19, 72 Thomas, Robert 72 Thomasson, Angela 19, 72 Thompson, Susan 17, 72 Thornhill, Brian 5, 14, 29, 54 Thrush, Clidia Tinsley, Tiffanie 16, 17, 33, 63 Towe, Dreama 18, 63 Trail, Kenneth 59, 63 Traxel, William Triebel, Lenee 18, 23, 63 Turner, Benita 54 Turner, Bethany 15, 72 Turner, Matthew 63 Tyler, Sally 43 uuu Underwood, Barry 63 Underwood, Melissa 13, 15, 19, 54 Unger, Leslie 21 , 43 Updike, Erin 16, 17, 33, 36, 54 vw Vance, Deborah 72 Vaughn, Ellen 17, 72 Vaughn, Rashaan 16, 17, 54 Vaught, Jewnnifer 63 Ventura, Christine 15, 54 Vest, Kathy 6, 15, 16, 27, 35, 54 Vu, Nhung 6, 13, 21, 35, 63, 14 WWW Wade, Beverly Wade, Lugman 16, 63 Wade, Sobah 72 Wainwright, Leigh 16, 17, 27, 35, 54 Waldron, Timothy 63 Walker, Katherine 16, 63 Walker, Stephanie 17, 72 Wallace, Sarah Walls, Thomas 19 Walters, Jason 19, 72 Wang, Michael 14 Ward, Anthony 23, 29, 54 Ward, Buddy 43 Ward, Melissa 19, 72 Warr, Colby 20 Warr, Shawnice 10, 35 Watkins, Shannon Weaver, Eric 72 Webb, Anthony 63 Webb, Mark 4, 23, 29, 54 Webb, Matthew 72 Webb, Tracy 54 Webber, Cathy 13, 18, 19, 54 Webber, Mike 18, 19, 54 Webber, Sarah 72 Webster, Corey 29, 72 Weeks, Jenny 15, 54, 55 Welch, Shelia 15, 54 Wellman, Amy 54 Wells, Crystal 72 Wells, Courtney 16, 55 Wells, Estelle 16, 55 Westmoreland, Machelle Wheeler, Keith Wheeler, Keven Wheeler, Stephanie 16 Wheeling, Debbie 43 White, Scott 63 White, Suzanne 55 Widner, Chuck Wiley, Sterling 4, 23, 29, 55 Willard, Robert 72 Williams, Chasity 16, 17, 55 Williams, Christina 35, 33, 55 Williams, Dwayne 55 Williams, Jennifer 17, 72 Williams, Ted 43 Wills, John Wilson, Andrew 72 Winfrey, Mary 19, 72 Winstead, Elisa 16, 14, 21. 55 Winston, Maurine 15, 55 Wirt, Tony 6, 43 Witt, Amy 16, 55 Wolfe, Lee 23, 31, 63 Wolfe, Tonya 16, 63 Wood, Travis 63 Woods, Angela 72 Woods, Carolyn 16, 63 Woods, Carrie 14, 16, 17, 55 Woods, Holly 14, 64, 72 Woods, Tamara 16, 63 Woods, Wendi 14, 16, 17, 21. 56, 63 Woodward, Amy 19, 63 Woolwine, Jennifer 16, 55 Worrell, Lillian 17, 72 Wright, Dee 43 Wright, James Wright, Larry 55 Wright, Michael Wright, Robin 16, 17, 63 yyy Yarcebinski, Michael Yeaman, Paul 4, 18, 19, 55 Yost, Susan 16, 27, 55 Young, April 18, 19, 27, 55 Young, Bryan 55 Young, Ryan 63 Yuhas, Marty 43 z Zimmers, Stephen 72 Zutz, Amy 72 Index 77 �Time really does fly ..::1.- -~- -- ·~ If only it could last forever. No homework, no books, and no teachers. It was too good to be true, after three months of paradise, school had to reopen. At least, the summer of rest, relaxation, and fun lasted a few days longer than usual. All Virginia school systems began operating after Labor Day due to a new state law. Regular routines quickly resumed. Highlighting the year were many activities that took place during and after school. Successful pep assemblies that led to Lewis victories were enjoyed by all. The excitement of holiday dances and getting anonymous 78 Closing �carnations on Valentine's Day played a major role in life at Lewis. 1987 proved to be a little out of the ordinary with record snowstorms that cancelled schools for days. Who would ever think that snow would ever become so tiresome. With spring in the air, students once again looked forward to days of sunshine, beaches, and three months of putting the ale brains on automatic pilot. Closing 79 �• The 1987 yearbook staff of Andrew Lewis Middle School: Carolina Asirifi, Jennifer Baker, Erin Beach, Crystal Beggs, Brenda Burnap, Jill Clinevell, Deirdre Hayes, Amber Miller, Amy Mills, Stephanie Peery, Elizabeth Rusinko , Dara Rutherford Chris Saunders, Melissa Underwood and Cathy Webber would like to thank Mr. Art Cournoyer of Gentry Studios, the . 80 Closing . Salem Times Register, and Jimmy Carter for all their help with the photography. We would also like to thank Coach Ward and Coach Hooker for writing captions and copy for the team sports. The yearbook staff would like to give extra-special thanks to Ms. Eva Farrell and her sister, Mary Kate Farrell for making all this possible. ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1987 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1987 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6401/Pioneer1986.pdf 6f588ca5d1d4721002ce5f61469b2a63 PDF Text Text �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM �f. . 1r IJ ·~29 VA ~t!\111~~"-u.J �r �Andrew Lewis Middle School Salem, Virginia Home of the Wolverines - Three cheers for the best school in the valley. Opening 1 FINCASTLE LIBRARY �Time lost, time gained ' Ending the summer and beginning the new school year had always been difficult, and this year proved no different. This year all timing tones were changed meaning one minute less to get to class and five minutes during lunch . Students dreaded the loss of socializing time between classes and at lunch, but soon locker combinations were memorized and students got back._ into the swing of things. An Evaluating Committee from the State Department of Education visited Lewis in October. Students , faculty , administrator s , custodians, l!j I I 2 Opening �and parents prepared for this successful visit. One month later, a week of rain hit the valley resulting in a devastating flood. Students and faculty at Lewis had no idea how serious the November flash flooding was until a constant stream of parents kept coming to pick up their children. By 7:00 p.m., most students had left; those remaining students were sent to emergency care areas. Several successful food and clothing drives were sponsored by the SCA for victims of the flood. Life resumed the usual routine at Lewis resulting in yet another successful year. Opening 3 �Heather Nimmo studies for a science test during study hall. Scott Roupe and Greg Smith prepare to sign the mural they painted. Samantha Ayers is ready to call the play before the action begins. Shawn Price offers a giant acorn to the visiting squirrel on the back lawn. Mr. Butler helps Nhung Vu get her locker back into working order. Mr. Ki rby checks the latest mail piling up on his desk. 4 Student Life �0 1195 03831883 r Student Life 5 �Mr. Perry Manning joined the faculty second semester as a life science teacher. Lee Schrader borrows a pencil from art teacher, Miss Davis to finish his project. Mrs. Seay and Mrs. Se bolt smile happily at the October banquet. Practice makes perfect! This year's band marched in the Salem parade after many afternoons of learning how to march. 6 Student Life �Now What?? The truck easily went through the breezeway to make a delivery but wouldn't budge when leaving. Little, Sarah Ward can't wait to grow up and become a Lady Wolverine. Phillip Oefelin, Victoria Meador, Rusty Deyerle, a nd Michael Hunt choose a poster from their counselor, Mrs. McClearn. Karen Abshire and Christy Williams enjoy some of the goodies at the honor roll party. Student Life 7 �It looks as though Richard Bateman is preparing to build a house. Ms. Wheeling and Mr. Chester stop to chat during their planning period. l 8 Student Life �Brian Thornhill acts cool as Ashley Wainwright, Tony Ward, and Mark Webb look on. Students in Mrs. Brill's first period class attempt to dissect their frog. Yuck! Donald Mullins tries to force a smile for the camera. Student Life 9 �Jennifer Vaught, George Minter, John Moore, and Todd Ellis try out a new static charge machine. Christine Lockhart phones home for a forgotten gym suit Monday morning. 10 Student Life �Diron Smith, Meredith Helm, Michelle Newman, Brent Munsey, and Dina Patel spend another long afternoon working on the yearbook. • Paul Yeaman , Todd Emery, Mike Venable, Rocky Roy, and John Campbell try to look busy in Mr. Ward's class . . _, Student Life 11 �'• II 12 Sports Divider �Tennis is a racquet David Jarvis, Justin Barham, Tommy McDonald, Scott Rusinko Front Row: Lisa Winstead Shannon Ripley Katie Franke Back Row : Mary Walker, Kristi Garren, Betsy Webb, Amy Dunn, Dina Patel ' ' ' Tennis 13 �1 I Marvelous, silllply marvelous!! After finishing second the of the last two years. Since last two years in the tough enduring two winless seasons Roanoke Valley Junior High in the early 1980's, the Cagers League, this year's team have compiled an overall mark dropped down a grade to face a of 34-12, including 17-4 in the demanding sixteen game Wolverine Den. schedule. Despite losing three starters off of last year's squad and the entire ninth grade Lady Wolverines' Scoreboard class, their first season in the Record 16-0 ALMS Opponent eighth grade circuit proved a 40 Dublin 12 most successful one. Led by tri43 Blacksburg 14 . 21 48 Christiansburg captains Lynn Holiday, Tracy 33 Glen var 31 Palmer, and Terri Robinson, 48 Pulaski 13 45 Clifton Forge 35 they more than met their 57 Covington 16 challenge. They rolled to a 47 Clifton Forge 22 33 Blacksburg 18 perfect 16-0 mark, and the 28 Dublin 26 mythical "Greater Roanoke 36 Christiansburg 11 55 Radford 42 Valley" Championship. 42 Botetourt 22 The campaign marked the 39 Glen var 15 57 Covington 18 first spotless season in ALMS's 53 Botetourt 26 history: the lady Wolverines continued their improvement Front Row: Tiffani Brightwell, Laura Hyer, Lynn Holiday, Tracy Palmer, Terri Robinson, Samantha Ayers, Kelly Ro binson. Back Row : Nicky Latham, Stephanie Martin, Beth Appleman, Jenny Appleman, Lori St. Clair, Debbie Cobb, Michelle Clouser. Lynn Holiday goes up for the tipoff. 14 Girls' Bas ketball �The team gathers in a huddle as Coach Ward gives advice. Lynn Holiday concentrates on a foul shot. L e wis ' tri-captain s, T e rri Rob in so n , Tracy Palme r , a nd L ynn Holiday say "cheese." De bbie Cobb str uggles fo r t he ba ll. Gir ls'Basketba ll 15 �Season begins with a win The Andrew Lewis Middle School Football Team, coached by Larry Bradley, Brian Hooker, and Jimmy Carter, began the season with a new eighth grade schedule and a 14-0 win over the Pulaski Orioles. The Wolverines defeated their next opponents, the Glenvar Highlanders, 24-0 with Jody Terry making two touchdowns. The third Wolverine victory came in a 26-0 win over William Byrd. The season closed with four losses in close games with Dublin, Clifton Forge, Blacksburg, and Botetourt. Although the Wolverines did not post a winning season, all forty-six members of the team deserved commendation. All participated in practice and due to an extra quarter, all members of the squad participated in game action. Coach Bradley and the guys go over the big play. Front Row: C. Thomas, N. Reed, J . Crowder, C. Ray, C. Fisher, B. Yeatts, R. Wells, E. Hartman, D. Mullins, M. Miller, D. Roberson, D. Lester Second Row: L. Griffin, G. Smith, J. Sandy, C. Poff, A. Thomas, K. Chambers, C. Eversole, S. Switzer, M. Simpkins, T. Humphrey, T. Ward, C. Morris Third row: R. Jessee, C. Pace , J . Shelor, R . Modale, C. Sweet, R. Rich, F. Jones, S. Dempsey, B. Horsley, M. Warren Back Row: B. Thornhill , C. Wheeling, J. Hill, T. Murphy, B. Magenbauer, R. Brown, B. Owen, J. Martin, S. Fletcher, R. Campbell In the final home game, Randy Rich gets tackled in a close gam e with Botetourt. 16 Football �The defense makes a strong effort to stop Botetourt. Coach Bradley gives Eric Harlow instructions as Jeff Clinevell and Coach Carter listen. J A Coach Hooker is ready to give the team a big hand . I Football 17 �New Coach leads teain Travis Murphy goes up for two! . ~-... .M·) ... ... • '' A Front Row: Richard Goodpasture, John She lor , Lee Cadd, Kevin Ri chard son Second Row: Joe Minahan, Chri s Ha rless, Tony Ward, Scott S witz er, Jay Sandy Back Row : Da le Foster, J oey Crowder Eric Smith looks for an open man to make a pass. 18 Basketball Lee Cadd tries to block as the opposition goes for two points. �During halftime, Coach Kennedy gives his t e am a pep t a lk. Front Row: D av id Jar v i s, Br a di e Worr e ll, Ri c h a rd Br ew b a k e r (M gr) Tommy McDonald, Bra d Yeatts B ack Row: L y le Mc L a rr e n (Asst . Coac h ), Scott Keen , E r ic Smith, Patric k Finney, R a nd y Ri ch , Trav is Mu r phy , Timmy Barr, Jarre d Arn old , F or est Jones, Chad Fish e r , Lon z o K e nn e d y (Head Coa ch ). Basketball 19 �Grapplers gain experience Returning wrestler, Everett Frost attempts to score for Lewis. With complete control of his opponent, Ricky Wells prepare s for his winning hold . Front Row : Roger Slate, J e ff Th o n o n , J aso n Sta nl ey, Mike Grimm , Ri cky Wells, Cameron Poff, Brad Bradley, J oe Be renba um , a nd Di ro n Smith. Second Row: Eve rett Fros t, Brent Munsey , Mike Farrell , Scott De m se ~, Do nald Mullms, Eddi e Ha rtma n , C ra ig ~ve rso l e, Ke!1n y Meado r, Mike Wa r re n. Third Row: Chns Sweet, Bria n T ho rnh ill , Breu Mage n ba ue r , Chad Wh eelin g, Rod ney Ca mbell, Roy Brown , a nd Steve Dooley. 20 Wress tling �The Lewis Wrestling team was coached by Larry Bradley, Brian Hooker, and Jimmy Carter. Thirty two members, including many newcomers, gained confidence and spirit after winning the opening match against Radford. One of the most difficult matches proved to be Pulaski. Even though a loss was suffered, the Wolverines came back fighting to defeat Botetourt Intermediate. At the annual Pulaski Winter Tournament, several Lewis wrestlers placed in their respective weight classes. Ricky Wells placed first while third places were clinched by Scott Dempsey, Donald Mullins, and Brian Thornhill. Brad Bradley, Brett Magenbauer, and Rodney Campbell wrestled their way to fourth places, and Roy Brown fought his way to a fifth place. Diron Smith gives a quick handshake before attempting to pin his foe. Brad Bradley pinned his opponent in 30 seconds flat. Wrestling f 21 �Holly Orr swings into action on the bars. Lori Archer shows perfect form on the beam as Amy McCoy spots her. Holly Orr, Beth H a mel, Lori Archer, Shannon Stinnette, Michelle Jennings, Amy We bster, Ke lly R a dford (mgr) , 22 Gymnastics Miss Orange (coach), Amy Daulton, Amy McCoy , Melissa Witt, Karen Abshire. �Young team, new coach Ms. Brenda Orange volunteered to coach the girls' gymnastics' team for the first time after loosing Mr. Greg Gallion to a trainers' position. Along with Ms. Orange were several newcomers and returning gymnasts. The inexperienced team gained confidence by defeating its first opponent, Radford. The Lady Wolverines traveled to Radford next and defeated them again. The toughest competition was met with Pulaski and Dublin; Lori Archer and Amy Webster placed; however the competition proved too difficult. The Wolverines ended the season with Amy Webster placing as best allaround gymnast, and a 2-3 record. Milissa Witt tries out her routine as Amy McCoy lends support. Holly Orr and Karen Abshire watch as Michelle Jennings tries a split. Best all a r ound gymn ast, Amy Webster Shows h er t a len t . Gymnastics 23 �"Springing'' into volleyball Showing perfect fo r m, Miche lle Keyes pre pares to serve the ba ll. 24 Volleyball Adonn a J on es a tte mpts t o get it o ve r t h e n et. �Dawn Downing, Adonna Jones, and Debbie Cobb score a point on the play. Front Row: Danita Gearhart, Heather Brown, Teresa Dudley, Katherine Vest, Stephanie Martin, Debbie Cobb, Katie Franke Back Row: Connie Bowles, Angel a Tolley, Dawn Downing, Denise Carey , Adonna Jones, Mrs . Oberlin, Michelle Keyes, Tracy Palmer, Amy Dunn, Stephanie Carroll , Stacey Roge rs. All in a huddl e, Coach Oberlin wishes the team well before the first volleyball game. Volleyball 25 �Cold spring training . Travi s Fish e 1' Id Terri Suzi Scott Keen, Chad V a nd e rpoo Murphy_. DaLv/nn Holiday, a:: a cold, Moush egian , d to run Robinson get r ea y winte r day. ° Coach Hooker instructs proper baton passing between Chad Fi s her and Travis Murphy. 26 Track �Spirit • IS a full ti111e job I I ' I 11 I ' ,1 I I ' I I ' I ·'.> ·- Front Row: Amy Daul ton, Kr ista Huff Se c o nd Row : Mi ss Corde ll , Ange l a N ucho ls, Li sa St. C lair, Sarah Wolfe, Beth H ammel, Suz i Moushegian, Stacy Gr eenway, E rin Updike, Miss Unger B ac k Row: Stephanie Carroll , Suzanne Work, Laura Stephens Ch ee rleading 27 �28 Clubs Divider �Latin Club Front Row: Amy Rice, Michelle Keyes, Dawn Downing, Danita G e arheart, Angela Nuchols, Martha Claytor Second Row: Jarred Arnold, Angela Boitnott, Kristen Cruey, Amy Dunn, Jimmy Hiner, Scott Roupe, Bobby Morris, Courtney Wood Back Row: Billy Gerald, Randy Rich, Brian Wheeler, Phillip Oefelein, Rusty Deyerle, Chad Wheeling, Paul Hickerson Newspaper Staff Front Row: Amy McCoy, Mi c hell e Provost, Sean Brennan, Back Row: Cindy Jennings, Donni e Ri c km a n, Nicole Balarns, Ka ren Abshire Latin Club, Newspaper 29 �Student Council Association This year's SCA officers got a taste of hard work and leadership. They started out the year serving as guides for the sixth grade orientation and for the Back to School Night. In October, elections were held for sixth grade class officers. Al l SCA members were then active serving as guides and providing refreshments for the October visit from an evaluating committee from the state department of education. December proved to be a busy month also. A food drive sponsored by the SCA was extremely successful; the food was distributed to needy Salem families as a result of the devastating November flood. In February, the SCA sold carnations for Valentine's Day and sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance on the 28th. In the spring, several of Lewis' most talented students participated in and won awards for their performances in the talent show. The SCA ended the school year electing new officers and planning for a_n other successful year. Front Row: Amy Daulton, Amy Dunn, Kristi Garren, Stephanie Carroll, Kristi Doss, Gina Perez, Kerri Green, Gavin Fisher Back Row: Missy Witt, Nicole Balams, Kristen Cruey, Brooks May, Jenny Appleman, Beth Appleman, Elizabeth Rusinko, Lori Archer AREN'T THEY CUTE Winners of the cutest baby contest, sponsored by the eighth grade include: First place: Mrs. Tyler 30 SCA Second place: Mr. Ward Third place: Miss Unger �~- . • ~ .....- . .. - ' ·' ~. ...,.-, .. , T ...... ,_ ~r ~....,. _.,,,.... . The disc jockey from Q99 gets re a dy to spin the hits at the dance. Kristen Cruey and Amy Dunn pre pare de coration s for the Christmas Dance . Stephanie Carroll and Kerri Green take fiv e durin g· an SCA meeting. Lo o kin g dapper at the dance are Richard Goodpasture , Darren Roberson , Brad Brad ley, and John Moore. SCA 31 �Yearbook Staff Front Row: Kelly Radford, Amy Yopp, Diron Smith , Michell e N e wm a n, Mer edith Helm Back Row: Traci Witt, Kelly Radford tries to proof the copy as fast as Traci Witt types. 32 Yearbook Mary Cr o uch, Dina P a t e l , Br e nt Munsey, Jill Reeves An ita Hall a nd L ori All s fi n ish the fin a l t yping fo r the big de adline ! �Future Homemakers of America Front Row: Jill Reeves, Michele Presley, Stacie Daulton, Susie Ray, Teresa Lancaster, Kim Pruitt Second Row: Mrs. Hill, Judy Chitwood, Patty Arrington, Nicole Balams, Rashaan Vaughn, Mary Ellen Athur, Jeannie Mabes, Connie Bowles Future Business Leaders of America Front Row: Jarred Arnold, Chad Wheeling, Keynan Shepherd Back Row: Miss East, Tiffani Brightwell, Rhonda Chattin, Christine Jessee FH A, F BLA 33 �Advanced Choir Front Row: T. Newberry, M. Helm, M. Capito, S. Stovall, A.Nuckols, J. Halsey, T. Witt, H. Nimmo, S. Carroll, A. Daulton, S. Firebough Second Row: B . Munsey, S. Harshbarger, K. Roberts, W. Booth, M. Witt, S. Work, M. Walker, B. May, K. Garren, S. Moushegian, M. Presley Third Row: D. Bailey, S. Rusinko, B. Morris, T. Farmer, S. Stinette, K. Huff, L. Stevens, D. Combs, H. Regnier, J. Guelich, J. Dowdy Fourth Row: D. Williams, F. Jones, C . Fisher, C. Balbalian, K. Hale, S . Wolfe, S. Wright, L. Hyer, L. Alls, J. Mabes Back Row: T. Roseberry, K. Crawford, S. Linkehoker, S. Ferree, J. Bailey, A. Jones, A. Thompson, T. Deener, M. Preas, K. Cruey, R. Chattin Girls' EnseITlble As hley Wa inwr ig ht, Liza Dot son , Sarah Wolfe, Sh and a Sto v all , Amy Thompson, 34 Ch oir Beth Hammel, Melissa Witt, Amanda Jones, Suzanne Work, Angela Nuckols, Katey Jenkins, Mary Walker, Julie Dowdy, Betsy Webb, Suzi Moushegian �Beginning Choir Front Row: E. Rusinko, A. Jones, A. Witt, L. Jamison, L. Archer, M. Provost, C. Beggs, S. Semones, A. Cooper, K. Franke Second Row: J. Barenbaum, K. Agee, D. Foster, D. Hayes, D. Dutton, K. Richardson, T. Mitchum , C. Asirifi, E. Winstead, E. Updike, S. DeHart Third Row: W. Bright, J. Minahaw, B. Quoss, E. Wells, W. Flectuer, T. DeHart, E. Boardwine, W. Synder, P. Feazell, C. Woods, M. Gills, C. Richardson Back Row: N. Lanver, T . Rutledge, D. Cobb, V. Lee, T. Dudley, A. Wainwright, B. Hammel , E. Carter , K Jenkins, L. Dotson , B. Appleman, C. Williams, J. Appleman, A. Miles. Lewis Singers Katherine Franke, Dale Fost e r, Stephani e Carroll, Joe B e renbaum, Amy Daulton, Nace Lani e r, Kristi Garr e n, S co tt Rusinko, L a ura Stephens, Brent Mun sey, Adonna Jones , Darrin Bailey , Juli e Bail ey, Shawn Linke nhoke r , Suzanne Ferree , Bobby Morris , Sherry Wright, Chad Fis h e r , Jamie Halsey, Brian Qu oss. Choir 35 �A one and a Front Row: Amy Geist, Pam Amos, Angie Mabe , Sonya Mease, Wayne Peters, Becky Oliver, Kathy Roberts Second Row : Aileen Dickson, Debra Ray, David Hummel, Darrin Bailey, Amy Kauper, Teresa Hubble Third Row: Pam Lewis, Davy Vanderpool, Nichole Logan, David Jarvis, Toby Mittlestetter, Derek Gordon, Michael Hunt Back Row: Mr. Paxton, Cyrus Pace, Brian Nelson Front Row : .Michelle Hancock, Mary Colvrn, Trina Stanley, Christine Thomas Second Row: Jeff Taylor, Richard Swenson, Lee Stull, Heather Brown, Mary Ann Duff, Victoria Meador, Cathy Webber Third Row: Wade Cox, Paul Yeaman, Paul Hickerson Steve Ciafardini, Matt Pruitt Larry O'Dell Back Row: Mr. Paxto~, John Almonte, Scott Mason, Carey Daniel Chris McGee, .Mike Aldridge, Stev~ Reedy, Jason Pierce 36 Ban d t"Wo �Front Row: Beth Smith, Melissa McPeak, Edwynna Cox, Leslie Boone, Jennifer Austin, Patricia Raplee Second Row: Susan Duffy, Gwen Hoskins, Dreama Towe, Dara Rutherford, Sylvia Allgayer, Tashina Adams, Steve Parks, Nicole Fields Third Row: Joshua Oliver, Todd Ellis, Nathan Boyle, Robbie Sawyer, Jennifer Baker, Travis Pace, Eric Shrewsbury, Brian Doud, Brian Graybeal, Lance Triebel, Joel Hickerson, Todd Kincer Back Row: Judd Poindexter, Mr. Paxton, Dwayne Peters, Travis Gilbert Front Row: Justin Jones, Harvey Saunders, Debbie Grant, Robbie Dooley, Tiffany Cousser Back Row: Kurt Akers, Mike Collens Krista Hoblitzell, George Mintor ,' Eulena McConnell, D. W. Brown , Tony Fesperman, Mr. Paxton Band 37 �eoy!e 38 People Divider �Civil War buff, Mr. Greg Gallion, models a soldier's uniform for class discu ssion. Mike Akers Kathy Atki n s Scott Atkins Glenn Benson Virginia Bohon Larry Bradle y L isa Brown Dottie B ull Beth Byrd Lewis Campbell Jimmy Carter Tommy Ch e ste r Stacey Cla rk Jori Cord e ll Mike Cox Faculty 39 �Elizabeth Downs Sandy East Pam Elgin Judy Farmer Coach Carter a nd Coach Williams make a good patriotic pair. Eva Farrell John Finnerty Greg Gallion Nina Garrett Douglas Graham Margaret Gregory Elizabeth Hiles Mary Hill Ellen Holtman Brian Hooker Virginia Houchins 40 Facu lty Mad scientists, Mike Akers, Sally Tyle r, Tony Wirt, and M a ry Ellen Shrader dining at the Evaluation Dinner. �-~-.J Regina Hyer Edna Kennedy Joe Kirby Rick Leichtweis Betsy McClearn Lyle McLaren James Morris Julie Mowles Mrs. McClearn s mil es sweetly for the camera. Pat Oberlin James Paxton Brenda Oran ge Kathy P hlegar Sharlene P rice Allen Rodgers Julie Seay Faculty 41 �Mr. Carter and Amy Dunn get into the Christmas spirit. Janet Se bolt Penny Seidman Mary Ellen Shrader Jud y Sisson Pat Smith Vilm a Stanley Wilma Stiff Loi s Ta li afe rro J oyce Tarpley 42 Faculty Mr . Campbell addresses community and faculty members at the Evaluation Banquet. �Watch the road, not the camera, Officer Clark! Susan Taylor Beverly Thomas Sally Tyler Leslie Unger Buddy Ward Marty Yuhas The staff enjoys a shower for Mr. McLaren and his wife before the arrival of their first baby girl. Fac ul ty 43 �Eighth Grade Eig~th gr~de class officers: Brooks May, Melissa Witt, and Kristen Cruey Karen Abshire Lori Alls Pam Amos Jarred Arnold Sonya Ashwell Wendy Atkinson Samantha Ayers Darrin Bailey Julie Bailey Nicole Balams Clarissa Balbalia n Justin Barham Timmy Barr Chris Basham Richard Bateman 44 Eighth Grade �Jennifer Battle Kevin Blackwell Brad Blankenship Angela Boitnott Luanne Boothe Michael Bower Christine Booher Connie Bowles Paul Bowles Melissa Brammer Tim Brauch Sean Brennan Richard Brewbaker Tiffany Brightwell Roy Brown Robert Browning Kim Bryant Melanie Capito Denise Carey Stephanie Carroll Mark Catlett Kevin Chambers Rhonda Chattin Martha Claytor Jeff Clinevell Bill Cole Dana Combs David Cook Jeff Cooper Magalena Crabtree Eighth Grade 45 �Kevin Crawford Holly Cromer Mary Crouch Kristen Cruey Mike Cruft Ame Curtis Jerry Daniel Amy Daulton Tanya Deaner Scott Dempsey R:usty Deyerle Aileen Dickson Donna Dooley Steve Dooley Julie Dowdy Dawn Downing Jason DuBois John Dugas Fred Duncan Amy Dunn William Eades William Ellison Phaydra Epperly Tony Eubank Tim Farmer Michael Farrell Suzanne Ferree Billy Ferris Patrick Finney Sonja Firebaugh 46 Eighth Grade �Kevin Crawford and Mike Maxe y pause for the camera on the way to their next class. Chad Fisher Tina Fitzgerald Eric Fleshman Garland Fletcher J anet Flint Kevin Forcelle Tammy Forlines Everett Frost Craig Fry Melanie Frye J effr ey Furr Kristi Garre n Timothy Gearhart Blake Owen and Brooks May e njoy a s low dan ce togeth er. Danita Gearh eart Am y Geist Eig hth Grad e 47 �Christine Lockhart and Mike Warren share a tender moment at the Christmas Dance. What's hppening Melissa Witt, Stephanie Martin, and Debbie Cobb? Billy Gerald Scott Gibson Mark Goodbar Derek Gordon Larry Gordon Lonnie Griffin Mike Grimm Karen Gross Jo-Lynne Gu elich Anne Guild s Karen Hale Wi lma Hale Anita Hall Donnie Hall Jamie Halsey 48 Eighth Grade �David Hammel Lori Hanes Eric Harlow Steve Harshbarger Eddie Hartman Diane Harvey Celyne Heck Meredith Helm Mike Hershman Paul Hickerson Jamie Hill Jimmy Rinner L ynn Holliday Phillip Honig Cliff Horn Brian Horsley Darlene Houchins Teresa Hubble Krista Huff Kristy Hull Michae l Hunt L a ura Hyer David Jarvi s Cynthia Jennings Michelle Jennings Christine Jessee Ingrid Johnson Adonna J ones Forest Jones Jennifer Jones E ighth Grade 49 �Raymond Jones Amy Kauper Shawn Keaney Brian Keen Patricia Keesling Laura Kelley Michelle Keyes Michelle Kurz Chris Kingery Jackie Lanier Todd Laprad Nicky Latham Kim Lawre nce Robert Lawre n ce Christy Layman Nancy Lee Pam Lewis Shawn Linkenhoker Christine Lockhart Nicole Logan Kristi L ong Angie Mabe Jeannie Mabes Mark Madden Brett Magenbauer Mike Maxey Brooks May Marc McCormack Amy McCoy Tony McCray 50 Eighth Grade �Brent Munsey selects another great novel for his English book report. Tommy McDonald Sonyia Mease Douglas Michaud Mike Miller Jeff Mills Toby Mittlestetter Ronny Modale Maris Monterossa Brian Morris Chris Morris Bobby Morris Suzi Mousheg-an Sonya Mulli s Bre nt Munse y Tra vis Murph y Donna N a n ce Brian N e lson Tracy N ewbe rr y Eighth Grad e 51 �Michelle Newman Michelle Newton Heather Nimmo Angela Nuckols Philip Oefelein Becky Oliver Holly Orr Blake Owen Cyrus Pace Carol Padgett Tracy Palmer Dwayn e Parkins Dina Patel Crai g Pendleton Greg Pendlet on Billy Perdue Charles Perdue Wayne Peter s Carlton Pierce Tina Pratt Melissa Preas Michelle Presley Beth Raborn Kelly Radford Steve Rasnake Kyle Ratliff Michele Ray Noel Reed Jill Reeves Michelle Reeves 52 Eighth Grade �Heidi Regnier Andy Renick Amy Rice Randy Rich Amy Rickman Donald Rickman Jon Roberts Kathy Roberts Keith Roberts Kim Robertson Terri Robinson Stacey Rogers Shawn Roop Todd Roseberry Scott Roupe Scott Rusinko Brian Saul Marc Schram Chris Shelor Chris Shelton Keynan Shepherd Roger Slate Diron Smith Eric Smith Greg Smith Lisa Smith Adrianne Speigel Ben Spencer Lori St. Clair Melanie St. Clair Eighth Grade 53 �Jason Stanley Laura Stephens Shannon Stinnette Tina Stinson Paul Stoutamire Shanda Stovall Lisa Seitzer Laura Tawney Jason Thomas Amy Thompson Jeff Thorton Chris Tiedemann Angela Tolley Allison Trail Todd Trail Connie Turner William Vance David Vanderpool Buford Vass Tony Vest Mary Walker Brad Ward Mike Warren Vanessa Weaver 54 Eighth Grade �Mr. Finnerty pours a refreshing drink for Jamie Hilland Mr. Gallion. Betsy Webb Amy Webster Mike Webster Ricky Wells Bryan Wheeler Chad Wheeling Ken White Dwayne Williams Tony Wilson Melissa Witt Traci Witt Sarah Wolfe Courtney Wood Suzanne Work Bradie Won:ell Sherry Wright Andrea Wrobel Brad Yeatts Amy Yopp Ray !'vloore Eighth Grade 55 �Seventh Grade Seventh grade class officers: Lori Archer, Elizabeth Rusinko Beth Appleman, and Jenny Applema;,_ Shannon Adams Keith Agee John Almonte Paul Ames Matt Andrews Beth Appleman Jenny Appleman Lori Archer Patty Arrington Brian Arthur Donna Arthur Mary Ellen Arthur Troy Arthur Carolina Asiriei Melanie Atkins Rochelle Blams Jody Baldwin Ember Bane David Barker Alicia Beaton 56 Seventh Grade �Crystal Beggs Jeffery Bell Mark Bell Joseph Berenbaum David Brickhead Kristina Black Elizabeth Boardwine Libby Booth Erik Brady Wayne Bright Bobby Brown Heather Brown Megan Buckley Brenda Burnop Brian Burns Kevin Butler Lee Gadd John Campbell Rodney Campbell Elizabeth Carter Mechelle Ca ss Jud y Chitwood Ste ve Ciafar dini Jill Clinevell Michele Clouse r De bra Cobb Pam Colbert Bobby Cole Gerald Cole m an Ma r y Colvin Ar n old Conner Temple Conner Adam Cook Amber Cooper Ran dall Coope r Seventh Grade 57 �Crystal Cousins Wade Cox Candice Crawford Chuck Cromer Rawles Cross Joey Crowder Carey Daniel Eric Darby Aron Davis Sonya DeHart Tonya DeHart Amy DeLong Ashley Dickson Liza Dotson Marcus Douglas Sandra Doyle Marynn Duff Della Dutton Steve Easterlina Todd Emery Donna Eubank Craig Eversole Pamela Feazell Dora Fitzgerald Wendy Fletcher Brian Flinchum Mark Flinchum Dale Foster Nora Francisco Kat ie Frankie David Garst Shawn Gearhart Melissa Gills Richard Goodpast ure Matthew Graham 58 Seventh Grade �Wayne Bright finish e s researching his r e port in the lib r ary. Michael Graves Stacy Greenway Angie Greer Mary Greg ory Cynthia H all Brenda Hamlin Beth H a mmel Michelle Ha n cock Chris H artma!1 J ennifer Ha rns Peggy H a rris David Ha rtm a n Ke ll y Har t man De id re Hayn e s T ara Hay nes Oh won 't you s mil e for th e cam e ra, Julie F e r g u son? T a mmy Hayslatt E li zabeth Heinde l Seve n t h Grade 59 �Jennifer Appleman and Brian Thornhill make a cute couple at the Christmas dance . Jennifer Hicks Holly Hodges Maryanne Houston Tracy Howell Rusty Huggett Tommy Humphrey Derek Jackson Michael Jackson Lisa Jamison Katey Jenkins Dana Jesse Robbie Jesse Marlo Jeter Amanda Jones David Jones Joanna Jordan Melissa Kingery Danny Kiser Teresa Lancaster Nace Lanier 60 Seventh Grade �Keith Lawrence Eric Lee Victoria Lee Louise Lephew Dameon Lester Sherry Lilly Amy Loving Buddy Lucado Tracy Lupton Randall Mabery Kevin Manning James Martin Joey Martin Stephanie Martin Scot Mason Chris McCray Sondra McCray Ricky McG_uire Dana McK1ss1ck Victoria Meador Leah Mercer Chris Miller Amber Miles Joe Minahan During art class, Tommy Mollette works on a career poste r. Tracy Mitchem Tommy Mollette Seventh Grade 61 �Brian Flinchum replenishes his supplies during art class. Chastity Williams and Christy Williams wait to begin class in Mr. Ward's class. Francine Monterosso Dawn Montgome ry Chris Morris Dona ld Mulli s Curti s Murrell Trevor Norford Tricia Nowlin Christopher O'Dell Ken Obenshain Erica Parrish B rian Patterson James Patterso n Stephanie Pee r y Shane Pend leton B.J. Pentecost 62 Seventh Grade �Siler Persinger Jason Pierce Cameron Poff Brenda Prater Heather Price Michelle Provost Matt Pruitt Brian Quoss Debbie Rankin Carlos Ray Steven Reedy Brad Reeves Christy Richardson Kevin Richardson Kim Richardson Jam es Rickman Shannon Ripley Darren Robertson Richard Roy Trixi Rubi Dave lle Rudd Elizabeth Rusinko Travis Rutled ge Jay Sandy Tina Sarver Timmy Saunders Chris Sawyes Lee Sichrade r Carl Schultz Craig Scott Sophi a Semone s Angel Settles Aaron Shearer Jason Shell John Shelor Seventh Grade 63 �I .~: ~.~£ Ell Tommy Sheppard Dana Shinault Shawn Simmons Eric Smith Kisha Smith Mario Smith Sheri Smith Todd Smith Niki Snyder Cathrena Spaulding Kevin Spence Shannon Spence Jason Spradlin Trina Stanley Lisa St. Clair Gary Stultz Kris Sweet Richard Swenson Scott Switzer Jeff Taylor Jodie Terry Matt Terry Christine Thomas Ch ucky Thomas Alan Thomas Brian Thornhill Benita Turner Barry Underwood Meliss a Underwood 64 Seventh Grade ! 1 II! �• Twins, Tonya and Sonya DeHart work on homework durig a slow period as office runners. Erin Updike Rashaan Vaughn Christine Ventura Kathy Vest Ashley Wainwright Anthony Ward Mark Webb Tracy Webb Cathy Webber Mike Webber Jenny Weeks Sheila Welch Amy Welman Estelle Wells Courtney Wells Stephanie Wheeler Kirk White Suzanne White Sterling Whiley Chastity Williams Christy Williams Lisa Winstead Amy Witt Carrie Woods Jennifer Woolwine Larry Wright Paul Yeaman Susan Yost Bryon Young Seventh Grade 65 �Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Class Officers include: Kerri Green, Gina Perez, Kristi Doss and Gavin Fisher Elizabeth Abbot Robyn Abshire Tashina Adams Kurt Akers Donna Albano Michael Aldridge Amanda Allen Kim Allen Sylvia Allgayer Angela Anderson Ke ith Anderson William Anderson Sheri Arrington David Atkins J e nnifer Austin Pack Avory Jennifer Baker Corey Banks Erin Barger Jennifer Barker 66 Sixth Grade �Eric Barr Cory Batts Erin Beach Holly Beasley Joe Blackwell Aaron Blevin s Connie Booher Leslie Boone David Bower Amy Bowles Nathan Boyle Brad Bradley Rebecca Brochu Bill Breedlove Kristina Brookman Genea B rown Shawn Brown Car a Butterworth Billy Byrd Eli zabeth Canfie ld Christin a Carroll Kenneth Carroll Karri Cass Jesse Clark Jennifer Cole Scott Cole s Michael Collin s Tonia Conner Necole Cook T iffany Cousser Edwynna Cox Amy Cromer Amy Crowe Michelle Curl David Dalton Sixth Grade 67 �Stacie Daulton Tequita Davis Jason Dixon Scott Donoho Robert Dooley Todd Dooley Kristie Doss Brian Doud Trey Dowdy Susan Duffy Jeff Early Christy Ellis Todd Ellis Michelle English Darren Epperly Aleta Evans Matthew Farley Krystal Farmer Tony Fesperman Nikki Fields Gavin Fisher Hugh Flannagan Sherri Flurnoy Sonia Ford Jennifer Foutz Angela Fralin Jennifer Garst Chad Gearhart Chris Gearheart Travis Gilbert Charles Gilliam Matt Gist Bryan Godlewski Eric Goodbar Debbie Grant 68 Sixth Grade �Shelly Armstrong and N aomi McConnell get ready to square dance. Kerri Green, Kristie Doss, and Rebecca Brouchu dig into the Christmas candy. Brian Graybeal Kerri Green April Griffin John Haley Katina Hamm Joseph Harless Michelle Harris Brandin Hatfield John Hale Becky Hawley Justin Hedge Brian H erndon Joel Hickerson Shawn Higgs Krysta Hoblitzell Sixth Grade 69 �Miles Hoge Gwen Hoskins Terra Hindley Jessica Hurst Adam Hylton Jeff Johnson Justin Jones Kimberly Jones Mary Joyner Todd Kincer Dee Ann Laster Brian Lawrence Joel Light Loretta Linkous Ryan Linkous Greg Lionberger Charlie Logan David Long Bernie Looney Matt Lovell April Lyle Rachelle Lytton Jodie Macintosh Stephen Magenbauer Shawn Maldrum Mark Mahoney Donald Manspile Chad Martin Timothy Martin 70 Sixth Grade �Kim Pifer, Shawn Price, Joe Blackwell, and Amy McDaniel don't appear scared by this masked man. David McCormack Naomi McConnell Amy McDaniel Christopher McGhee John McGeorge Melissa Mcpeak Kenny Meador Shaine Miles Amy Mills George Minter Scottie Mitchum John Moore Mandy Morris Carmon Murphy Sara Neighbors Binh Nuyen Joshua Oliver Erik Olsen Zachary Owen Travis Pace Edward Palmer Michael Parkins Suzanne Parks Stacy Paxton Mich e lle Pendleton Gina Perez Sixth Grade 71 �Dewayne Peters Kimberly Phelps Kim Pifer Judd Poindexler Mollie Powers Shawn Price Tracy Price Kim Pruitt Chris Pugh Christie Quesenberry Patricia Raplee Susan Ray John Reynolds Melissa Richardson Kelly Robinson Sammi Ruley Debra Rutherford Robert Ryan J ennifer Seagle Robbie Sawyer Harvey Saunders Chris Saunders Brandi Shepherd Tony Sheppard Eric Shrewsberry Kim Sigmon Beth Smith Edward Smith Mary Smith Scott Smith Amber Snead Andy Souma Kristen Sovine Tonya Spence Kevin Stovall 72 Sixth Grade �Who's getting the bigger charge, Todd Ellis or Shelly Pendleton?? Leigh Stull Randy Surface Ann Swann Daniel Swestyn Ashley Tayloe Tiffanie Tinsley Dreama Towe Kenneth Trail Lance Triebel Matthew Turner Jennifer Vaught Nigel Vincent Luqman Wade Tim Waldron Kate Walker Anthony Webb Scott White Lee Wolfe Tonya Wolfe Travis Wood Tammy Woods Wendi Woods Robin Wright Ryan Young Sixth Grade 73 �Faculty Akers, Mike 39 Aktins, Kathy 39 Atkins, Scott 39 Benson, Glenn 39 Bohon, Virginia 39 Bradley, Larry 39 Brown, Lisa 39 Bull, Dottie 39 Byrd, Beth 39 Campbell, Lewis 39 Carter, Jimmy 39 Chester, Tom 39 Clark, Stacy 39 Cordell, Jori 39 Cox, Mike 39 Downs, Elizabeth 40 East, Sandy 40 Elgin, Pam 40 Farmer, Judy 40 Farrell, Eva 40 Finnerty, John 40 Gallion, Greg 40 Garrett, Nina 40 Graham, Douglas 40 Gregory, Margaret 40 Hiles, Elizabeth 40 Hill , Mary 40 Holtman, Ellen 40 Hooker, Brian 40 Houchins, Virginia 40 Hyer, Regina 41 Kennedy, Edna 41 Kirby, Joe 41 Leichtweis, Rick 41 Maclaern, Betsy 41 McLaren, Lyle 41 Morris, James 41 Mowles, Julie 41 Oberlin, Pat 41 Orange, Brenda 41 Paxton, James 41 Phleagar, Kathy 41 Price, Sharlene 41 Rodgers, Allen 41 Seay, Julie 41 Sebolt, Janet 42 Seidman, Penny 42 Shrader, Mary Ellen 42 Sisson, Judy 42 Smith, Pat 42 Stanley, Vilma 42 Stiff, Wilma 42 Taliaferro, Lois 42 Tarpley, Joyce 42 Taylor, Susan 43 Thomas, Beverly 43 Tyler, Sally 43 Unger,, Leslie 43 Ward, Buddy 43 Yu has, Marty 43 Eighth Grade Abshire, Karen 7, 22, 23, 29, 44 All s, Lori 32, 34, 44 74 Index Amos, Pamela 36, 44 Arnold, Jarred 19, 29, 33, 44 Ashwell, Sonya 44 Atkinson, Wendy 44 Ayers, Samantha 4, 14, 44 Bailey, Darrin 34, 36, 44 Bailey, Julie 34, 44 Balams, Nicole 29, 30, 33, 44 Balbalian, Clarissa 34, 44 Barham, Justin 13, 44 Barr, Timothy 19, 44 Basham, Gary 44 Bateman, Richard 8, 44 Battle, Jennifer 45 Blackwell, Kevin 45 Blankenship, Bradley 45 Boitnott, Angela 29, 45 Booher, Christine 45 Boothe, Luann 34, 45 Bower, Michael 45 Bowles, Connie 24, 33, 45 Bowles, Paul 45 Brammer, Melissa 45 Brauch, Timothy 45 Brennan, Sean 29, 45 Brewbaker, Richard 19, 45 Brightwell, Tiffani 14, 33, 45 Brown, Roy 16, 20, 45 Browning, Robert 45 Bryant, Kimberly 45 Capito, Melanie 34, 45 Carey, Denise 24, 45 Carroll, Stephanie 24, 27, 30, 31, 34, 45 Catlett, Mark 45 Chambers, Kevin 16, 45 Chattin, Rhonda 33, 34, 45 Claytor, Martha 29, 45 Clinevell, Jeffrey 16, 17, 45 Cole, Wilbur, Jr. 45 Combs, Dana 34, 45 Cook, David 45 Cooper, Jeffrey 45 Crabtree, Magalena 45 Crawford, Kevin 34, 46, 47 Cromer, Holly 46 Crouch, Mary 32, 46 Cruey, Kristen 29, 30, 31, 34, 44, 46 Cruff, Michael 46 Curtis, Ame 46 Daniel, Gerald 46 Daulton, Amy 22, 27, 30, 34, 46 Deaner, Tanya 34, 46 Dempsey, Freddie 16, 20, 46 Deyerle, Ira 7, 29, 46 Dickson, Aileen 36, 46 Dooley, Donna 46 Dooley, Stephen 20, 46 Dowdy, Julia 34, 46 Downing, Dawn 24, 25, 29, 46, 78 DuBois, Jason 46 Dugas, Jacob 46 Duncan, Fred 46 Dunn, Amy 13, 24, 29, 30, 31, 46, 78 Eades, William 46 Ellison, William 46 Epperly, Phaydra 46 Eubank,Lewis 46 Farmer, Timothy 34, 46 Farrell, Michael 20, 46 Ferree, Suzanne 34, 46 Ferris, Billy 46 Finney, Charles 19, 46 Firebaugh, Sonya 34, 46 Fisher, Charles 16, 19, 26, 34, 47 Fitzge rald, Tina 47 Fleshman , Eric 47 Fletcher, Garland 16, 47 Flint, Janet 47 Forcelle, Richard 47 Forlines, Tammy 34, 47 Frost, Everett 20, 47 Frye, Craig 4 7 Frye, Melani e 47 Furr, Jeffrey 47 Garren, Kris tine 13, 30, 34, 47 Gearhart, Timothy 47 Gearhart, Donita 24, 29, 47 Geist, Amy 36, 4 7 Gerald, Billy 29, 48 Gibson, Scott 48 Goodbar, Mark 48 Gordon, Derek 36, 48 Gordon, Larry 48 Griffin, Lonnie 16, 48 Grimm, Michael 20, 48 Gross, Karen 48 Guelich, Jo-lynn 34, 48 Guilds, Anne 48 Hale, Karen 34, 48 Hale, Wilma 48 Hall, Anita 34, 48 Hall, Donald 48 Halsey, Jamie 34, 48 Hammel, David 36, 49 Hanes , Lori 49 Harlow, Eric 17, 49 Harshbarger, Steven 34, 49 Hartman, William, Jr. 16, 20, 49 Haynes, Tammy Harvey, Diane 49 Hedge, Aaron Heck, Celeyne 49 Helm, Meridith 11, 32, 34, 49 Hershman, Gary 49 Hickerson, Paul 29, 36, 49 Hill, James 16, 49, 55 Hiner, James 29, 49 Holliday, Lynn 14, 15, 26, 49, 79 Honig, Phillip 49 Horn, Cliffard 49 Horsley, Brian 16, 20, 49 Houchins, Darlene 49 Hubble, Teresa 36, 49 Huff, Krista 27, 34, 49 Hull, Kristy 49 Hunt, Michael 7, 36, 49 Hyer, Laura 14, 34, 49 Jarvis, David 13, 19, 36, 49 Jennings, Cynthia 29, 49 Jennings, Michelle 22, 23, 49 Jessee, Christine 33, 49 Johnson, Ingrid 49 Jones, Adona 23, 24, 25, 34, 49 Jones, Forest 16, 19, 34, 49 Jones, Jennifer 49 Jones, Raymond 50 Kauper, Amy 36, 50 Keaney, Shawn 50 Keen, Brian 19, 26, 50 Keesling, Patricia 50 Kelley, Laura 50 Keyes, Michelle 23, 24, 29, 50, 78 Kurz, Michelle 50 Lanier, Jack 50 �Laprad, Todd 50 Kingery, Chris 50 Lathem, Angela 19, 50 Lawrence, Kim 50 Lawrence, Robert 50 Layman, Christy 50 Lee, Cleo L ee, Nancy 50 Lewis, Pamela 36, 50 Linkenhoker, Timothy 34, 50 Lockhart, Christine 10, 48, 50 Logan, Dana 36, 50 Long, Lona 50 Mabe, Ange la 36, 50 Mabes, Jeannie 33, 34, 50 Madden, Mark 50 Magenbauer, Brett 16, 20, 50 Maxey, Michael 47, 50 May, Stephanie 30, 34, 44, 50 McCormack, Marc 50 McCoy, Amy 22, 23, 29, 50 McCray, Thomas 50 McDonald, Tommy 13, 19, 51 Mease, Sonyia 36 51 Michaud, Dougla~ 51 Miller, Michael 16 51 Mills, Howard 51 ' Mittelstetter, Toby 36, 5l Modale, Ronald 51 Monterosso, Marie 51 Moore, Ray 55 Morris, Bria n 51 Morr!s, Christopher 16, 20, 5 l Morns, Grace Morris , Robert 29, 34, 51 Mou~hegian, Suzanne 20, 27, 34, 51 Mullms, Sonya 51 Munsey, Brent 11, 20, 32, 34 Murphy, Travis 16, 18, 19, 26, 51 Nance, Donn a 51 Nelson, Brian 36, 51 Newberry , Tracy 34, 51 Newman, Miche lle 11 32 51 N ewton, Mich e ll e 52 ' ' Nimmo, H eather 4 34 52 Nuck?ls, Angela 27, 29 34 52 78 O~fehen, Philip 7, 29, 5'2 ' ' Ohve r, Rebecca 36, 5 2 Orr, Holly 22, 23, 5 2 Owen, Blake 16, 52 I'ace, Cyrus 16, 36, 5 2 Padgett, Carol 52 Palm.er, Tracy 14, 15, 24, 52, 49 Parkms, Edward 52 P atel, Dina 11 , 13, 32 , 52 P e ndleton , Cr a ig 5 2 Pendleton, Greg 5 2 Perdue, Billy 52 Perdue, Charles 5 2 P~ters, David 36, 52 Pierce, Carlton 52 Pratt, Tina 52 Preas, M e lissa 34, 52 Presley, Miche le 33, 34, 52 Raborn, Elizabeth 52 Rasnake, Larry 5 2 Ratliff, Kyl e 52 Ray, Debra 36, 52 Reed, Noe l 16, 52 Reeves, Jill 32, 33, 52 Reeves, Michelle 52 Reginer, Heidi 34, 52 Renick, Andrew 53 Rice, Amy 29, 53 Rich, Randall 16, 18, 29, 53 Rickman, Amy 53 Rickman, Donald 29, 53 Roberts, Jon 53 Roberts, Kathleen 34, 36, 53 Roberts , Keith 53 Robertson, Kimberly 53 Robinson, Terry 14, 15, 26, 53, 79 Rogers, Stacey 24, 53 Roop, Shawn 53 Roseberry, Todd 34, 53 Roupe, Jeffrey 4, 29, 53 Rusinko, Nicholas 13, 34, 53 Saul, Brian 53 Schram, Marc 53 Shelor, Christopher 53 Shelton, Christopher 53 Shepherd, Keynan 33, 53 Simpkins, Michael Slate, Roger 20, 53 Smith, Diron 11, 20, 21, 32, 53 Smith, Eric 18, 53 Smith, Gregory 4, 16, 53 Smith, Lisa 53 Speigal, Adrianne 53 Spencer, Michael 53 St. Clair, Lori 14, 53 St. Clair, Melanie 53 Stanley, Jason 20, 53 Stephens, L a ura 27, 34, 54 Stinnette, Shannon 22, 34, 54 Stinson, Tina 54 Stoutamire, Paul 54 Stovall, Shanda 34, 54 Switzer, Lisa 54 Tawney, Laura 54 Thomas, Matthew 54 Thompson, Amy 34, 54 Thorton, Jeffrey 20, 54 Tiede mann, Chri stopher 54 Tolley, Ange la 24, 54 Trail , Allison 54 Trail, James 54 Turner, Connie 54 Vance, William 54 Vanderpool, David 26, 36, 54 Vass, Buford 54 Vest, Tony 54 Walker, Mary 13, 34, 54 Ward, Brad 54 Warren, Michael 16, 20, 48, 54 Weaver, Vanessa 54 Webb, Betsy 13, 34, 54 Webster, Amy 23, 55 Webster, Mike 22, 55 Wells, Richard 16, 20, 55 Wheele r, Bryan 29, 55 Wheeling, David 16, 20, 29, 33, 55 White , Kenn e th 55 Williams, Dwayne 34, 55 Wilson, Michael 55 Witt, Melissa 22, 23, 30, 34, 44, 48, 55 Witt, Traci 32, 34, 55 Wolfe, Sarah 27, 34, 55 Wood, Courtney 29, 55 Work, Suzanne 27, 34, 55 Worrell, William 18, 55 Wrobel, Andrea 55 Yeatts, Bradley 16, 19, 55 Yopp, Amy 32,55 Seventh Grade Adams, Shannon 56 Agee, Keith 35, 56 Almonte, John 36, 56 Ames, Paul 56 Andrews, Matthew 56 Appleman, Elizabeth 14, 30, 35, 56 Appleman, Jennifer 14, 30, 56, 60 Archer, Lori 22, 20, 24, 56 Arrington, Patricia 33, 56 Arthur, Brian 56 Arthur, Donna 56 Arthur, Mary 33, 56 Arthur, Troy 56 Asirifi, Carolina 35, 56 Atkins, Melanie 56 Balams, Rochelle 56 Baldwin, Jody 56 Bane, Eugene 56 Barker, David 56 Beaton, Alicia 56 Beggs, Crystal 35, 57 Bell, Jeffrey 20, 57 Bell, Mark 57 Berenbaum, Joseph 35, 57 Birckhea d, David 57 Black, Kristina 57 Boardwine, Elizabeth 35, 57 Boothe, Elizabeth 57 Brady, Eric 57 Bright, Douglas 35, 57, 59 Brown, Heather 24, 36, 57 Brown, Herman 57 Buckley, Megan 57 Burnop, Brenda 57 Burns, Brian 57 Butler, Kevin 57 Cadd, Robert 18, 57 Campbell, John 11, 57 Campbell, Rodn ey 16, 20, 57 Carter, Elizabeth 35, 57 Cass, Mechelle 57 Chitwood, Judy 33, 57 Ciafardina, Steve 36, 57 Clirvell, Jill 57 Clouser, Michelle 14, 57 Cobb, Debra 14, 15, 24, 25, 35, 48, 57 Colbert, Pamela 57 Cole, Robert 57 Coleman, Gerald 57 Colvin, Mary 36, 57 Conner, Arnold 57 Conner, Temple 57 Cook, Adam 57 Cooper, Amber 36, 57 Cooper, Randall 57 Cousins, Crystal 58 Cox, Kenneth 36, 58 Crawford, Candice 58 Cromer, Charles 58 Cross, Allen, Jr. 58 Crowder, Joseph 16, 18, 58 Daniel, Carey 36, 58 Darby, Michael 58 Davis, Aaron 58 Dehart, Sonya 35, 58, 65 Dehart, Tonya 35, 58, 65 Delong, Amy 58 Dickson, Ashley 58 Dotson , Liza 35, 58 I ndex 75 �Douglas, Marcus 58 Doyle, Sandra 58 Dudley, Theresa 24 Duff, Letha 36, 58 Dutton, Della 35, 58 Easterling, Steven 58 Emery, Todd 11, 58 Eubank, Donna 58 Eversole, Matthew 16, 20, 58 Farris, Michael 58 Feazell, Pamela 35, 58 Fitzgerald, Dora 58 Flinchum, Brian 58, 61, 62 Flinchum, Mark 58 Foster, Dale, Jr. 18, 35, 58 Francisco, Nora 58 Franke, Kathryn 13, 24, 35, 58 Garst, David 58 Gearhart, Christopher 58 Gearhart, Shawn 58 Gills, Melissa 35, 58 Godsey, Tammy 58 Goodpasture, Richard 18, 31, 58 Fletcher, Wendy 35, 58 Graham, Matthew 58 Graves, Michael 59 Greenway, Stacy 27, 59 Greer, Angela 35, 59 Gregory, Mary 59 Hall, Cynthia 59 Hamlin, Brenda 59 Hammel, Ida Beth 22, 27, 35, 59 Hancock, Michelle 36, 59 Harless, Fred 18, 59 Harris, Jennifer 59 Harris, Peggy 59 Hartman, David 59 Hartman, Kelly 59 Hayes, Deidre 35, 59 Haynes, Tara 59 Hayslett, Tammy 59 Heindel, Elizabeth 60 Hicks, J ennifer 60 Hodges, Holly 60 Houston , Margaret 60 Howell, Tracy 60 Huggett, Russell 60 Humphrey, Loyd 16, 20, 60 Jackson, Derek 60 Jackson, Michael 60 Jamison, Lisa 61 J enkins, Kathe rine 35, 60 Jesse, Da n a 60 Jesse, Robert 16, 60 Jeter, Iran 60 J ohnston, Lewis 60 J ones, Amanda 35, 60 Jone s, Da vid 60 Jordan, J oann a 60 Kingery, Me lissa 35, 60 Kiser, Danie l 60 Lancaster, Ter esa 33, 60 Lan ier, Nace 35, 60 Lawrence, Keith 61 Le e, Eric 61 Lee, Vic ky 35, 61 Le ph ew, Louise 61 Lester, Charles 16, 61 L illy, Sh erry 61 Lovelace, Sean 61 Loving, Aman da 61 Lucado, B u ford 61 76 Index Lupton, Tracy 61 Mabery, Randall 61 Manning, Kevin 61 Martin, Jam es 16, 20, 61 Martin, Joey 61 Martin, Stephanie 14, 24, 48, 61, 79 Mason, Brandon 36, 61 McCray, Christopher 61 McCray Sondra 61 McGuire, Ricky 61 McKissick, Dana 61 Meador, Vickie 7, 36, 61 Mercer, Leah 61 Miller, Christopher 61 Miles, Amber 35, 61 Minahan, Joseph 18, 35, 61 Mitchem, Elizabeth Mitchem, Tracy 35, 61 Mollette, Thomas 61 Monterosso, Francine 62 Montgomery, Dawn 62 Morris, Christopher 62 Mullins, Donald 9, 16, 20, 62 Murrell, Curtis 62 Norford, Trevor 62 Nowlin, Patricia 62 O'dell, Larry 36, 62 Obenshain, Loyd 62 Parrish, Erica 62 Patterson, James 62 Patterson, Richard 62 Peery, Stephanie 62 Pendleton, Shane 62 Pentecost, Bobbie Jo 62 Persinger, Silver 63 Pierce, Christopher 36, 63 Poff, Cameron 16, 20, 63 Prater, Brenda 35, 63 Price, Heather 63 Provost, Michelle 29, 35, 63 Pruitt, Matthew 36, 63 Quoss, Brian 35, 63 Rankin, Deborah 63 Ray, Carlos 11, 16, 20, 63 Reedy, Steve 36, 63 Reeves, Bradley 63 Richardson, Christy 35, 63 Richardson, Kevin 18, 63 Richardson, Kimberly 35, 63 Rickman, James 63 Ripley, Shannon 13, 35, 63 Roberson, Darren 16, 31, 63 Roy, Richard 63 Rubi, Beatrice 63 Rudd, Davelle 63 Rusinko, Helen 30, 35, 56, 63 Rutlegde, Travis 35, 63 Sandy, Jay 16, 18, 63 Server, Tina 63 Saw!, Anita 63 Saunders, Timmy 63 Sawyers, Virginia 63 Schrader, Lee 6, 63 Schultz, Carl 63 Scott, Craig 63 Semones, Sophia 35, 63 Settles, Angel 63 Shearer, Aaron 63 Shell , Jason 63 Shelor, John 16, 18, 63 Sheppard, Oscar 64 Shinault, Dana 64 Simmons, Shawn 64 Smith, Kisha 64 Smith, Mario 64 Smith, Sheri 64 Smith, Stephen 64 Smith, Todd 64 Snyder, Catherine 35, 64 Spaulding, Emily 64 Spence, Kevin 64 Spence, Shannon 64 Spradlin, Cindy 64 Spradlin, Jason 64 St. Clair, Lisa 27, 64 Stanley, Trina 36, 64 Stultz, Gary 64 Sweet, Kris 16, 64 Swenson, Richard 36, 64 Switzer, Scott 16, 18, 64 Taylor, Jeffrey 36, 64 Terry, Jodie 64 Terry, Matthew 64 Thomas, Christine 36, 64 Thomas, Charles, Jr. 16, 64 Thomas, Jeffrey, Jr. 16, 64 Thornhill, Brian 9, 16, 20, 60, 64 Turner, Benita 64 Underwood, Barry 64 Underwood, Melissa 64 Updike, Erin 27, 24, 65 Vaughn, Rashaan 33, 65 Ventura, Christine 65 Vest, Kathryn 24, 65 Wainwright, Leigh 9, 35, 65 Ward, Anthony 9, 16, 18, 65 Webb, Mark 7, 9, 65 Webb, Tracy 65 Webber, Catherine 36, 65 Webber, Michael 65 Weeks, Jennifer 65 Welch, Sheila 65 Wellman, Amy 65 Wells, Courtney 65 Wells, Estelle 35, 65 Wertz, Marlene 65 Wheeler, Stephanie 35, 65 White, Kirk 65 White, Suzanne 65 Wiley, Sterling 65 Williams, Chasity 35, 62, 65 Williams, Kimberly 65 Winstead, Elisa 13, 35, 65 Witt, Amy 35, 65 Woods, Carrie 65 Woolwine, Jennifer 65 Wright, Larry 65 Yeaman, Paul 11, 36, 65 Yost, Susan 65 Young, Bryan 65 Sixth Grade Abbott, Elizabeth 66 Abshire, Robyn 66 Adams, Tashin a 37, 66 Akers, Kurt 37, 66 Albano, Donna 66 Aldridge, Michael 36, 66 Allen, Amanda 66 Allen, Kimberly 66 Allgayer, Sylvia 37, 66 Anderson, Angela 66 �Anderson, Keith 66 Andrews, William Jr. 66 Arnold, Jason 66 Arrington, Sheri 66 Arrington, William 66 Atkins, David Jr. 66 Austin, Jennifer 37 66 Baker, Jennifer 37,'66 Banks, Corey 66 Barger Erin 66 Barker, Jennifer 66 Barr, Eric 67 Batts, Corey 67 Beach, Erin 67 Beasley, Holly 67 Blackwell, Joseph 67, 71 Blevins, Aaron 67 Boone, Leslie 37 67 Bower, David 67, Bowles, Amy 67 Boyle, Nathan 37 67 Bradley, Brad 31,' 67 Breedlove, William Jr. 67 Brochu, Rebecca 67, 69 Brookman, Kristina 67 Brown, Genea 67 Brown, Dyrl Jr. 37, 67 Brown, Shawn 67 Butterworth, Cara 67 Byrd, William 67 Canfield, Elizabeth 67 Carroll, Christina 67 Carroll, Kenneth 67 Cass, Karri 67 Clark, Jesse 67 Cole, Jennifer 67 Coles, Duane 67 Collins, Michael 37, 67 Conner, Tonia 67 Cook, Necole 67 Cousser, Tiffany 3 7 , 67 Cox, Edwynna 37, 67 Cromer, Amy 67 Crowe, Amy 67 Curl, Michelle 67 Dalton, David 67 Daulton, Stacie 33 68 Davis, Tequita 68 ' Donoho, Robert 68 Dooley, Richard 68 Dooley, Robert 68 Doss, Kristie 30, 66, 68, 69 Doud, Brian 37, 68 Dowdy, Houston 68 Duffy, Susan 37 68 Early, Jeffrey 6S Ellis, Cristy 68 Ellis,. Kenneth 10, 37, 68, 73 English, Michelle 68 Epperly, Darre n 68 Evans, Aleta 68 Farley, Galen 68 Farmer, Krystal 6 8 F~sterman, Anthony 37, 68 Fields, Jennifer 37 68 Fisher, Thomas 30'. 66, 68, 79 Flannagan, Hugh 68 Flurnoy, Sherri 68 Ford, Genene 69 Foutz , Jennifer 68 Fralin, Angela 68 Garst, Jennifer 68 Gearhart, Chadwick 68 Gilbert, Travis 37, 68 Gilliam, Charles 68 Gist, Matthew 68 Godlewski, Bryan 68 Goodbar, Eric 68 Grant, Deborah 37, 68 Graybeal, Brian 37, 69 Green, Kerri 30, 31, 66, 69 Griffin, April 69 Haley, John 69 Halverson, Richard 69 Hamm, Katina 69 Harless, Joseph 69 Harris, Michelle 69 Hatfield, Roy 69 Hawley, Rebecca 69 Hedge, Justin 69 Herndon, Brian 69 Hickerson, Joel 37, 69 Higgs, Shawn 69 Hill, Angela 69 Hoblitzell, Krusta 37, 69 Hoge, Miles 70 Hoskins, Gwendolyn 37, 70 Hundley, Terra 70 Hurst, Jessica 70 Hylton, Adam 70 Johnson, Jeffrey 70 Jones, Justin 37, 70 Jones, Kimberly 70 Joyner, Mary 70 Kincer, Michael 37, 70 Laster, Deeann 70 Lawrence, Brian 70 Light, Joel 70 Linkous, Loretta 70 Linkous, Michael 70 Lionberger, Gregory 70 Logan, Charles 70 Long, David 70 Looney, Bernie 70 Lovell, Matthew 70 Lyle, April 70 Lytton, Rachelle 70 Macintosh, Jodie 70 Magenbauer, Steven 70 Mahoney, Mark 70 Manspile, Donald 70 Martin, Robert 70 Martin, Timothy 70 McConnell, Eulena 37, 71 McCormack, David 71 McDaniel, Amy 71, 79 McGee, Christopher 36, 71 McGeorge, John 71 McPeak, Melissa 37, 71 Meador, Kenny 71 Miles, Shaine 71 Mills, Amy 71 Minter, George 10, 37, 71 Mitchem, Scottie 71 Moore, John 10, 31, 71 Morris, Mandy 71 Murphey, Carmon 71 Neighbors, Sara 71 Nguyen , Binh 71 Oliver, Joshua 37, 71 Olson, Erik 71 Overby, Michael 71 Owen, Zachary 71 Pace, Travis 37, 71 Pack, A vory 71 Palmer, Rodney 71 Parkins, Michael 71 Parks, Steven 37, 71 Paxton, Stacy 71 Pendleton, Michelle 71, 73 Perez, Gina 30, 66, 72 Peters, Steven 37, 72 Phelps, Kimberly 72 Pifer, Kimberly 71, 72 Poindexter, Judd 37, 72 Powers, Mollie 72 Price, Shawn 4, 71, 72 Price, Tracy 72 Pruitt, Kimberly 33, 72 Pugh, Christopher 72 Quesenberry, Christie 72 Raplee, Patricia 37, 72 Ray, Susan 33, 72 Reynolds, John 72 Rice, Eric 72 Richardson, Melissa 72 Robinson, Kelly 14, 72 Ruley, Sammi 72 Rutherford , Dara 37, 72 Ryan, Robert 73 Saunders, Christopher 72 Saunders, Harvey 37, 72 Sawyer, Robert 37, 72 Seagle, Jennifer 72 Shepherd,Brandi73 Sheppard, William 72 Shrewsbury, Eric 37, 72 Sigmon, Kimberly 72 Simmons, Debra 72 Smith, Beth 37, 72 Smith, Edward 72 Smith, Mary 72 Smith, Sheldon 72 Snead, Amber 72, 79 Souma, Leslie 72 Sovine, Kristen 72 Spence, Tonya 72 Stovall, Kevin 72 Stull, Leigh 36, 73 Surface , Rand y 73 Swann , Ann 73 Swestyn, Daniel 73 Tayloe, Ashley 73 Thrush , Clidia 73 Tinsley, Tiffani 73 Towe, Dreama 37, 73 Trail, Kenneth 73 Traxel, William 73 Triebel, Lance 37, 73 Turner, Matthew 73 Vaught, Jennifer 73 Vincent, Nigel 73 Wade, Lugman 73 Waldron, Timothy 73 Walker, Katherine 73 Webb, Anthony 73 White, Scott 73 Whitt, Stephanie 73 Widner, Charles 73 Wolfe, Addison 73 Wolfe, Tonya 73 Wood, Travis 73 Woods, Tamara 73 Woods, Wendi 73 Wright, Robin 73 Young, Ryan 73 Index 77 �Dawn Downing, Michelle Keyes, Amy Dunn, and Angela Nuckols move to the beat at the dance. Mr. Fielder and Mr. Akers stand ready to greet guests at the October banquet. 78 Clos ing �What will it be today Amy McDaniel, Amber Snead, and Gavin Fisher milk, juice, or shake?? Trophy winners in an undefeated season include: Terri Robinson , Lynn Holliday, Tracy Palmer, and Stephanie Martin. Closing 79 �To each staff rnember who offered your time and energy, I sincerely thank you. Special thanks must also be made to Mr. Jimmy Carter for all the photographs, Gentry Studio, and Charlie Garrison of Hunter Publishing Company. - 80 Clos ing Eva Farrell, Advisor ��- ---------- - - - ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pioneer 1986 Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource The Pioneer is the annual for Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1986 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1986 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6400/Pioneer1985.pdf 93187f4428ad06637277c079bdfb0f5b PDF Text Text �S . A . CL/9/(.J<.. ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ~~-----~---~---~----------~- �1 F. . lfSNCASTLE~ ��\ 616 COLLEGE AVENUE Salem , Virginia 24153 PIONEER 1985 Opening NCASTLE LIBRARY -- ·-- --- - ~-- 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- �Our Spirit Soars When Andrew Lewis opened it's doors in the fall, a small breeze lifted the student's spirits higher. This enthusiasm resulted in our successful school year. Successful teams were not the only factors that raised our spirit. We were encouraged by our new teachers: Mr. Tony Wirt, Mr. Greg Gallion, Miss Kathy Whitenack and Mr. Jimmy Carter. Besides the new teachers, there were also a number of other improvements. A new sign identifying Andrew Lewis was added to the side lawn. Each room had it's number. (or name) painted in bright colors on the wall beside it. Our teams rode to the games in newly painted activity bus. 2 Opening �ti£_., 0 1195 03831875 1 Opening 3 �Life at Lewis Kim Robertson and Carol Padgett take it easy before class begins. Coach Cox instructs the wrestling team before practice . Dennis Epperson and Mich ele Presley work on yearbook pictures . 4 Student Life Futu re Wolveri ne Sarah and he r d ad, C o ach W ard . �Barbara Robertson types away as Susan Jewell and Jenny Quoss proof-read . Our loyal custodian , Mr. Butler winks for the camera. Betsy Webb , Laura Stephens , Amy Dunn , Amy Dalton , and Kristi Garren model new choir T-Shirts . Miss Farrell's keeping an eye on homeroom . Student Life 5 �Eighth graders at the dance get footloose Nora Wheby stops at the water fountain for a drink between classes. Amy Leonard sits wearily at the typewriter. "Ai n't I cute?" says Zach, Mary Wright's new baby. 6 Student Life �" Nothin beats a great pair of legs" says Neil Conner at the Roman banquet. Billy Becker and Mike Deweese are definitely in the Christmas spirit. Student Life 7 �Jennifer Davis jumps to see how much power she has. Sonya Mullins does a good deed of dumping Mike Warren's tray at lunch . 8 Student Life �Anu Nemivant finishes final layouts for the yearbook staff. " Fries make it a meal" everyday at Andrew Lewis. Lisa Hill snacks on an ice cream sandwich. Student Life 9 �The mighty Wolverine Wrestlers roll out the magic mat for a match. Donnie Hall and Tony Wilson "chow down" during second lunch. 10 Student Life �Michelle Newman, Michelle Jennings, Mike Maxey, Amy Rice, and Melissa Witt grab a bite to eat. Most of the gang is all smiles for the camera. Student Life 11 �~ I -- · · ·--~- SPORTS 12 Sports Divider �Cross Country Team This year, Andrew Lewis girls had a chance to participate in Salem High School's Junior Varsity Cross Country Team . The team competed at Blue Ridge Invitational, Metro Invitational and other additional dual meets against local teams. Christy Mousheigian won the individual Junior Varsity girls title at the Metro ; Stephanie Provost was third. At the Blue Ridge invitation, Christy was second and Stephanie was third . CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Stephanie Provost, Suzi Moushegian, Karen Abshire Second Row: Christi Moushigian, Susan Jewell, Sarah M. Duncan Back Row: Coach Wirt Girls' Tennis Team This year Andrew Lewis fielded its first girls' tennis team coached by Mr. Greg Gallion. The team's 3-2 record was led by Laura Byrd and Barbara Robertson . Opening the season with a loss to Addison , the girls rallied back to defeat Madison . The team then went on to win impressively in the second half of the season defeating Jackson and closing out the season with a challenging win over Breckinridge. Girls ' Tennis Team Front Row: Kristi Nunnally, Susan Roop, Kristi Garran, Anu Nemivant Back Row: Coach Gallion , Betsy Webb , Barbara Robertson, Laura Byrd Cross Country, Tennis 13 �New tradition continues best season ever After years of frustration, this year's squad continues the resurgence of girls basketball at Lewis. Posting a fine 11-5 record, 6-1 in the friendly confines of the Wolverine Den. Despite losing three starters off last year's surprising district runner-ups, Coach Ward and Coach Orange took a very young group of ladies, (two seventh and two eighth graders started,) and made it to the district finals once again. Although losing a heart-breaking 49-46 decision in that contest, this year's squad will be remembered as the best ever at ALMS. Season highlights included two game sweeps over Cave Spring and Franklin County, and wins over Perennial Power Northside and William Byrd in the District's Semi-Finals. At the season ending banquet, the following lady Wolverines were trophy winners: Carrie Campbell Coaches Award , Carol Cobb- Most Assists, Debbie Puch - Most Valuable , and Stephanie Danstrom Most Improved. Also recognized were Lynn Holliday and Debbie Puch for being selected for All-District. Lynn Holiday leads another Wolverine fast break. Lewis Followers go crazy as Lady Wolverines rally in Championship Tilt. Coach Orange and Coach Ward map strategy, as Birdie, Foxy, Debbie, Allison and Bunny look on . 14 Girls ' Basketball �Debbie Puch drives to basket in early season win over Northside. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row: Stephanie Danstrom , Allison Sturgill, Meghan Fox, Carrie Campbell, Carol Cobb, Debbie Puch Back Row: Jenny Sease, Lynn Holliday, Tracy Palmer, Lisa Sheets, Terri Robinson , Michelle Byrd Lynn Holliday splits Hidden Valley defense in District Finals. Girls' Basketball 15 �Major Victories Highlight Season The Andrew Lewis Junior High Junior High Squad; Jerry Hall at safety Football team completed a 2-3-1 sea- and Chris Crawford at defensive tackson in 1984. The season was high- le. Also honored was Lamar Daniels lighted by a 32-8 thrashing of the as the team's most improved player. Franklin County Eagles and a slim The Andrew Lewis Junior High Team 12-8 victory over the Squires of Cave consisted of forty 7th, 8th, and 9th Spring. Two members of the team · graders. The squad was coached made the 1984 All-Roanoke Valley by Larry Bradley and Brian Hooker. Jerry Hall (1) is tackled by two Northside de- The Andrew Lewis offense prepares to score A Northside ball carrier is stopped by the fenders; Kenny Sledd (88) and Mike Janney on the Northside defense . Andrew Lewis defense; the Lewis defense (24) prepare to leave the field. was a bright spot during the season . 16 Football �Football Team Front Row: Jerry Hall, Tommy Cobb , Chad Owen, Todd Chisom , Steve Saunders , Robbie Jenkins, Tim Smith , Billy Hale, David Ellis, Mark Haley, Bobby Bryson, Joey Mills , 2nd Row: Chris Branson , John Shaner . Kevin Pellant , Mike Janney , Mike Pierce , Kris Doyle , David Charlton , Lamar Daniels, Bre.tt Howell, Richard Harlow. Todd Butt. Chris Eanes , Chad Wheeling , Jeremy Chastang . Coach Bradley . Back Row: Coach Hooker. Jimmy Parsons , Vance Reid . Bobby Holiday. Richie Brown , Joe Faulkerson . Kenny Sledd . Brian Viar, Chris Crawford , Lee Johnson . Neil Conner . Chad Miles. Glen Powel l Football 17 �Cielita Martin bumps the ball to one of her teammates . Cielita Martin serves the ball. 18 Volleyball Coach Oberlin looks on while her team practiaces . �Volleyball Volleyball Team The volleyball team was coached by Mrs. Pat Oberlin again this year. Playing 5 different schools with many close decisions; the lady Wolverines were able to defeat Northside on two separate occasions. They ended the season with a banquet held at the Ground Round. Awards were given to the following: most improved player - Amy Dunn, coach's choice - Michelle Keyes, most valuable player - Cielita Martin, and most determined - Martha Claytor. ~,;.-_;...~~-=;ii A new twist on volleyball with Michelle Keyes. Girls ' Volleyball Front Row : Melissa Eary, Nancy Humphrey, Dawn Downing , Martha Claytor, Amy Dunn , Michelle Keyes , Suzanne Ferree Back Row: Debbie Cobb, Tracy Clemons, Michelle Hall, Connie Robertson , Coach Oberlin , Cielita mArtin , Adonna Jones, Melissa Fitzgerald , Angela Tolley Volleyball 19 �Andrew Lewis Gymnastics 1984-85 The 1984-85 Lewis gymnastic had a rewarding year, having gone 1-5 with a young but highly competitive squad . The lone victory was achieved • ...,~....._--,._~.;.;;.......,; __ _ _~-~~~ on opening day against Franklin County Jr. High. Although this was . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~~ the only victory, the girls were very close to winning in most of their other meets. The Lewis ladies were placed by all-around competitions Amy Webster, and also by Sissy Mathena, Holly Orr, Amy Daulton , and Kim Bryant. Amy Daulton performs on the uneven bars . Pam Cruey does a handstand on th e balance beam during practice. 20 Gymnastics �Missy Turk practices on the horse as Mr. Carter, Coach Gallion, and Amy Owens watch. Front Row: Kim Bryant, Amy Daulton . Melissa Witt. Pam Cruey . Amy Webster. Kelly Radford . Back Row: Missy Turk. Lori Archer . Coach Greg Gallion , Stephanie Mathena. Manager Amy Owens . Holly Orr . Amy Webster perfects her balance beam routine . Gymnastics 21 �New coach, young team Lewis battles the Norsemen as they go up for two points . 22 Boys' Basketball �Lamar Daniels dribbles down the court. Lewis coaches scrimmage against the new team . Boys· Basketball 23 �Keith Roberts warms up before the match begins. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~--..----- - Coach Cox and the wrestling team cheer-on for victory. Kevin Crawford , Wyatt Thornmill , David Mills , Steve Saunders , and Greg Mitchell wind down alter a match . 24 Wrestling �Wrestling Team The 1984-85 Andrew Lewis wrestling team was a young one, returning only one starter from last year's team . Despite the team's inexperience, there were many individual accomplishments. Steve Saunders and Joe Faulkerson were both district place winners. David Mills, Brent Munsey, and Damon Simmers also had successful seasons. The referee calls in favor of Lewis . Wrestling Team Front Row: Keith Roberts , Brent Munsey , Greg Mitchell, Mike Farrell, Mike Grimm , Damon Simmers , Carlton Pierce , Ricky Wells Back Row: Coach Cox , Steve Saunders , Everett . Frost. Brent Richardson , David Mills, Jerry Williams. Joe Faukerson , Wyatt Thornhill. Big "bad" David Mills pins Coach Cox during practice . Wrestling 25 �Lewis' Pep Crew Krista Huff, Anne Arrington, Heidi Regnier, Sherri Sledd, and Lisa Yoon lead the fans in a cheer. Squad leader, Sherri Sledd, hopes for a hands down victo- ry. Lisa Yoon , Sarah Wolfe, and hillside crowd wait for a game to begin . 26 Cheerleading �Front Row: Suanne Work Second Row. Kristi Linkous. Julia Dowdy. Denise Dillard. Kim Blevins Back row: Miss Unger. Miss East. Amy Daulton. Stacy Ferguson. Teresa Janney . Sharon Sheppard . Shannon Stinnette. Miss Cordell Front Row. Amy Taylor, Stephanie Carroll Second Row. Heidi Regnier, Lisa Yoon . Miss East , Miss Cordell , Sherri Sledd. Kim Humphrey Back Row: Sarah Wolfe , Krista Hutt , Miss Unger . Anne Arrington. Brooks May Cheerleading 27 �ACTIVITIES 28 Activities �The Pioneer Staff Front Row: Jenny Quoss. Melissa Gearhart. Kristi Nunnally. Jenny McPeak. Sundy Updike, Susan Jewell. Lisa Ward. Heather Nimmo, Amy Dunn, Carolyn Herndon , Dwayne Williams, Robert Owen , Second Row: Jeni Hoblitzell, Stephanie Slusher, Glenda Morris , Barbara Robertson, Ann Lester, P.J. Wright, Erika Hodge, Angela Boitnott, Michele Presley. Back Row: Eva Farrell, Travis Dillon, Julie Wellmam , Lori Riddle , Michelle Hall, Faith Rock, Anu Nemivant, Stephanie Danstrom , Krista Langheim , Lisa Yoon , Melissa Eary, Dennis Epperson, Tami Dew, Rick Parrish , Ted Callaway, Mark Martin. The Lewis Times Front Row. Michele Presley , Angela Boitnott. Jenny McPeak. Keith Snidow Back Row. Mr. Benson , Michelle Provost. Sara Hall, Amy Leonard , Kevin Gordon . Mrs. Seidman . Yearbook. Newspaper 29 �Future Homemakers of America e·. &. \\\\~£.MAKERS ~\i~ (\ FHA . HEl20 . . ANDREW LEWIS Front Ro w: Kelly Hatfield, Sarah Hall, Michelle Cobb , Missy Brammer, Janet Flint Back Row: Katina Hamm , Courtney Woods , Amy Geist, Angie Pruitt, Patty Arrington , Michelle Reev es, Michele Presley, Angela Boitnott, Roger Slate Future Business Leaders of America Miss East, Abby Hodges, Michelle Byrd , Ci elita M artin 30 FHA, FBLA �Latin Club Front Row: Edward Meadows, Mike Lee Ray, Stephanie Danstrom, Neil Stacey Ferguson, P.J. Wright, Tad Clay Ferguson , Second Row: Kristi Conklin, Conner, Woods, Nunnal- ly, Pam Cruey, Anne Arrington , Marilyn Clouser, Heather Hartless, Kelly Hatfield, Ann Lester, Sarah M. Duncan , Erika Hodge, Back Row: Laura Byrd , Sharon Sheppard , Amy Owens, Krista Langheim , Barbara Duffy, Tami Dew, Donita Howett, Rick Parrish , led Calloway. Student Council Association Front Row. Elizabeth Rusinko, Shannon Ripley, Lori Archer Second Row: Amy Taylor, Amy Daulton , Lisa Yoon , Teresa Janney, Melissa Eary, Back Row: Melissa Gearhart. Kristi Garren , Brooks May, Neil Conner, Debbie Puch , Wyatt Thornhill , Mike Farrell Lati n Club. SCA 31 �Advanced Choir Front Row. K Blevins . A. Taylor. S. Ferguson . M . Anderson . S. Mathena. S. Provost. A. Nemivant. G Parks . J . Quoss. S. Jewel. A. Tompson . L Ward . T. Simmons . L Yoon . T. St Clair. J . Teachey Second Raw.· J . Rainvil le . P Bobbit. F. Rock . C. Gist. A. Reedy . J. Burtch , J. Neighbors. T. Tolley. K. Crawford, K. McDaniel , M. Dowdy. J. Clayborn, J . Hoblitzell. M Gearhart, K Nunnally Third Row: S. Hall . D Dillard . S. Updike. C. Camina. M. Eary. A. Whitaker. R. Young. R. Vandergrift , A. Martin . T. Francisco . S. Duncan , A. Pruitt Sfl~~~2:~~: Back Row: M. Hall . S. Rucker. L. Byrd , M. Martin . B. Perdue. B. ic chU A. T. Smith. D. Helm . A. Owens. ~· s~o 0 ;pasHodges. S. Hutchison. M. Tur · · quale, T. Roads Lewis Singers M Eary . J Neighbors S Unkenhoker. A. WhiD Helm . A Jones .T Smith . Back RoW L taker . K Blevins . II . M Gearhart . R Young. Stephens . M Farre . . 32 C hOI( �Advanced Choir Front Row: K. Blevins , A. Taylor, S. Ferguson , M. Anderson , S. Mathena, S. Provost, A. Nemivant, G. Parks, J. Quoss, S. Jewel , A. Tompson, L. Ward , T. Simmons. L. Yoon, T. St. Clair, J. Teachey Second Row: J. Rain ville , P. Bobbit. F. Rock, C. Gist, A. Reedy, J. Burtch, J. Neighbors, T . Tolley, K. Crawford, K. McDaniel , M. Dowdy, J. Clayborn, J. Hoblitzell, M. Gearhart, K. Nunnally Third Row: S. Hall, D. Dillard , S. Updike, C. Camina, M. Eary, A. Whitaker, R. Young, R. Vandergrift, A. Martin, T. Francisco , S. Duncan , A. Pruitt Back Row: M. Hall, S. Rucker, S. Shepherd, L. Byrd , M. Martin, B. Perdue, B. Richardson , T. Smith , D. Helm , A. Owens, B. Brochu, A. Hodges, S. Hutchison, M. Turk, S. DiPasquale, T. Roads Lewis Singers Front Row. A. Daulton , B. Munsey. K. Garren , S Ruskinko . K. McDaniel , M. Anderson , C. Fisher. S. Wright. Second Row. J Quoss , 32 Choir D. Helm . A. Jones , S. Lin kenhoker . A. Whi taker. K. Blevins . T. Smith , Ba ck Row. L. Stephens. M. Farrell , M. Gearhart. R. Young, M. Eary . J Neighbors �Beginning Choir Front Row: M. Witt, J. Halsey, T. Newberry, M. Helm, D. Downing, S. Firebaugh, M. Capito , S. Harshbarger, K. Sheppard, B. Yates, M. Farrell , B. Munsey, D. Gearheart, A. Daulton , S. Carroll , H. Nimmo, S. Work, M. Presley Second Row: J. Battle, S. Wright, K. Hale, A. Dunn , S. Stovall , T. Dehart, T. Farmer, D. Williams, S. Rusinko, B. Gerald, S. Ayers, D. Patel, S. Dehart, C. Hull, L. Stephens, A. Nuckols, M. Walker Third Row: K. Roberts, J. Bailey, A. Rice , L. Hyer, A. Thompson , C. Balbalian , W. Atkinson , B. Owen, M. Miller, B. Morris, S. Linkenhoker, D. Bailey, C. Fisher, S. Stinnette , M. Preas, B. May, H. Regnier, K. Garren, M. Keyes Back Row: A. Jones, B. Burnap, S. Rogers , T. Forlines, H. Cromer, J. Mabes, J. Guelich , S. Wolfe, R. Chattin, B. Webb, M. Crouch , L. St. Clair, K. Huff, J. Dowdy, D. Carey, K. Gross Sixth Grade Choir First Row: A. Jones, S. Greenway, N. Snyder, M. Duff, E. Rusinko , T. Nowlin , V. Meador, M. Provost, C. Beggs. B. Hamlin , C. Cousins, J. Harris, D. Jesse, S. Samons , J. Weaks. T. Webb Second Row. B. Quoss , D. Long , J. Berembaum , E. Updike, M. Cass, K. Black, C. Ventura, E. Wells, K. Vest, E. Parish , H. Hodges , S. Yost, K. Jenkins, L. Dotson, M. Gills , P Feazil , A. Grer Back Row. M. Hepner , K. Richardson , T. Dillon , S Martin, C. Wood s, J . Appleman. M . Aut hor. R . Vaughan , C . Crawford, C. Willi ams , H. Brown , T . Sigmon , A . Wanewright , C . Richardson , W. Fletcher, A. Miles Choir 33 �Name that tune Students prepare for another day of band. Second Period Band Front Ro w. N. Humphrey, P Macintosh, T. Hubble, C. Thomas, A. Cook Second Row. H. Brown , L Rutherford , M. Duff, H. Hodges 34 Band Third Row: S. Harr, M. Evans, K. Cox, T. Roseberry, D. Kiser, J. Taylor, R. Swenson , S. Higgs, P Hickerson , L. O'Dell, M. Pruitt Back Row: B. Nelson , K. Agee, C. Green- way , D. Reems, J. Almonte, Aldridge c. Daniels , D. �3rd Period Band Front Row: Amy Kauper, Sonyia Mease, Amy Geist, Wayne Peters , Nicole Logan Second Row: Amy McCoy, David Jarvis, Michael Hunt, Debra Ray, Chris Shelor Third Row: David Vanderpool , Steven Foster, Pam Lewis, Toby Mittie Stelter Back Row: Cyrus Pace 4th period band Front Row: L. Lauzon , C. Houchins, P. Gray, A. Mabe, B. Defeo. B. Lewis Second Row: E. Hodge, M. Millner, P. Deisher, J . Booth , T. Dew, T. Kiser Third Row: M. Conklin , G. White, W. Thornhill , J. Gosney , N. Metheney, S. Roop, R. Parrish , D. Howett, T. Butler, K. Gordon, P. Powers, D. Plybon, G. McCulley Back Row: J. Morgan , B. Hollaman Band 35 �'Odds and Ends' Michelle Cobb, Roger Slate, Missy Brammer and Angie Pruitt watch a silk screening demonstration. Glenda Morris works on a fina l layout. Cindy Frye and Dennis Epperson perform in a Christmas drama production . After finishing their work , two sixth graders Elizabeth Boardwine and David Hartman prepare for their next class. Rhonda Leftwich listens attentively in Mr. Wirt's class. Mr. Chester's student-teacher demonstrates skill during shop class . 36 Odds and Ends l �Odds and Ends 37 �PEOPLE 38 People Divider �Mike Akers Scott Atkins Chuck Benson Virginia Bohon Laura Bolton Pat Brill Lisa Brown Dotti Bull Beth Byrd Lewis Campbell Mary Campion Jimmy Carter Tom Chester S.A. Clark L...-il.Ollllll!!.i~---..a Jori Cordell Faculty 39 �Mike Cox Nancy Crumpacker ~,..,...-........- ----. ....,.,.,._..-- - - ----. Sandra East Pam Elgin Eva Farrell Robbie Fielder John Finnerty Greg Gallion Margaret Gregrory Elizabeth Hiles Mary Hill Sandy Hill Brian Hooker Regina Hyer Edna Kennedy 40 Faculty �Rick Leichtweis Marie Martin Betsy McClearn Lyle Mclaren James Morris Pat Oberlin Brenda Orange Karen Orville Kathy Phlegar Charlene Price Patricia Reynolds Allen Rodgers Stephanie Scholand Paula Seagle Julie Seay Faculty 41 �Principals Kirby, Campbell, and Finnerty sit for a spell while chaperoning the Christmas Dance . Janet Sebolt Penny Seidman Nancy Shaw Mary Ellen Shrader Judy Sisson Pat Smith Vil ma Stanley Wilma Stitt Lois Taliaferro 42 Faculty Havin ' to dust a little, havin ' to sweep a lot. Mr. Noel our loyal janitor, happily cleans. �Joyce Tarpley Susan Taylor Beverly Thomas Sally Tyler Miss Davis is happily working in the art room . Leslie Unger Buddy Ward Ted Williams Kathy Whitenack Mary Wright Marty Yuhas Mr. Campbell checks out a chalky situation. Faculty 43 �Eighth Grade Jennifer Akers Nickole Akers Traci Allen Brenda Alley Michelle Anderson Charles Angstadt Anne Arrington Aimee Baker Joe Barger Christy Barnett Trey Batts Greg Beasley Betty Bebber Billy Becker Denise Beckner Maile Bell Amy Biddle Melissa Black Kim Blevins Pam Bobbitt J.D. Booth Wendy Borders Kevin Boyd Beth Brochu Dale Brooks Shawn Broughman Lisa Browder Bobby Brown Joe Burtch Nita Burton Robert Burton Trish Butler Todd Butt Laura Byrd Michelle Byrd Leah Cadd Ted Callaway Crystal Camina Hope Carter Tisa Carter Mark Catlett Paul Cerak 44 Eighth Grade �----~-~~ - - -- - - - - .....---~~~--. ...-.,..,....._---....,.,.,....., ...--~-~~--. ...~-~~~~-.1 Todd Chisom Kristie Chittum Marilyn Clouser Steve Cochran Michael Conklin Liana Conner Neil Conner Jamie Cooper Kevin Crawford Ronnie Crisco Glen Crotts Pam Cruey Ame Curtis Lamar Daniels Stephanie Danstrom Chris Davis Jennifer Davis Lisa Davis Michelle Davis Pamela Deisher Diane Delcourt Stephanie Dent Tami Dew Michael Deweese Kim Dickerson Denise Dillard Stephanie Di Pasquale Paul Domeika Robin Dooley Michelle Dowdy Grad y McCulley, an accident looking for a place to happen. " l can't gitno respect !" ,says Patrick W righttoKristaLangheim . Eighth Grade 45 �Barbara Duffy James Duke Gary Duncan Sarah M. Duncan Sarah Duncan Chris Eanes Melissa Eary Wesley Epperly Dennis Epperson Linda Farris Joe Faulkerson Clay Ferguson Stacey Ferguson Anna Feury Jason Foley Junior Foutz Tammy Francisco Cindy Frye Jason Gearhart Melissa Gearhart Tim Gearhart Robby Gison Christine Gist John Goens Kevin Gordon Kitty Gordon John Gosney Pam Gray Cherie Greenway Sean Greenway Matt Gregory Van Gresham Randy Grubb Jason Gusler Kim Hagee Billy Hale 46 Eighth Grade Jenny McPeak cuts classes while working on annual staff. �Lisa Yoon busily types for the annual staff. Tamara Hall Jill Hammer Richard Harlow Stephanie Harr Heather Hartless Sean Hartless Kelley Hatfield David Helm Carolyn Herndon Kim Herndon Mike Hershman Lisa Hill \. Stephen Hite Jeni Hoblitzell Erika Hodge Abby Hodges Brad Hollamon Phillip Honig Eighth Grade 47 �Renee Horton Charlene Houchins Clinton Howard Donita Howett Lee Huff Ben Huffman David Hughes Kim Humphrey Nancy Humphrey Susie Hutchison Todd Hylton Miller Isley Teresa Janney Shannon Jarels Robbie Jenkins Susan Jewell Michael Johnson Channon Jones Chris Jones Justin Jones Bobby Kalland Jason Kegley So Won Kim Tony Kiser Jacqueline LaMonde Bo Land Krista Langheim Chase Lanier Jack Lanier Todd LaPrade Lisa Lauzon Bill Lavinder Kim Lawrence Randy Lawrence Cindy Lee Matthew Lee 48 Eighth Grade �Rhonda Leftwich Amy Leonard Charlie Leonard Ann Lester Brenda Lewis Kristi Linkous Perry Lockridge Candy Lucas Tammy Lucas Pam Macintosh Julie Majerczyk Angela Manning Angel Martin Cielita Martin Mark Martin Rebecca Martin Tina Martin Angela Mathena Stephanie Mathena Dana Maxey Cammie Mcconnel Timothy Mccroskey Grady McCulley Keith McDaniel Lisa McDaniel Robert McDaniel Jessica McDonald Jennifer McPeak Ed Meadows Shawn Meadows Chad Miles Monica Millner Angela Mills David Mills Joseph Mills Stacy Minnick Eighth Grade 49 �Charlene Moore John Morgan Brian Morris Glenda Morris Mike Moulse . Christie Mousheg1an William Mullins Jay Neighbors Kay Neighbors Eric Nelson Any Nemivant Kristi Nunnally Dane Okerman Michael Oliver Chad Owen Robbie Owen Amy Owens Greg Parks Michael Parrish Richard Parrish Jimmy Parsons Anita Patterson Yvonne Peake Billy Perdue Surprise? Surprise? Keith McDaniel seems to be doing his homework . Pam Deisher and Chris Routh taking a break in gym class. 50 Eighth Grade �Bryon Perdue Mike Pierce Penny Pierce Drew Pitts Dan Plybon Kim Poff Heather Poulin Philip Powers Stephanie Provost Angela Pruitt Debbie Puch Larry Pugh Lori Pugh Michelle Quarterman Jennifer Quoss Janie Rainville Chris Ransom Lee Ray David Reams Sherry Reece Angie Reedy Sherry Reynolds Tammy Rhodes Timmy Rhodes Brent Richardson Lori Riddle Keith Roberts Keith Roberts Barbara Robertson Jeff Robertson Faith Rock Michelle Roop Susan Roop Chris Routh Wayne Sandidge Pattie Sarratt Steve Saunders Sharon Sheppard Dana Shively Tina Sigmon Damon Simmers Bryan Simmons Tanya Simmons Donna Sizemore Sherri Sledd Stephanie Slusher Mona Smith Robby Smith Eighth Grade 51 �Stephanie Smith Timothy Smith Wilson Smith Keith Snidow Matthew Spiva Susan Starkey Teresa StClair Sage Stinson Tina Stinson David Stokes Kimberlee Stragand Kevin Tabor Amy Taylor Jennifer Teachey Freddie Terry Charlie Thomas Chris Thomas Jodi Thomas Scott Thomas Ap ril Thompson 52 Eighth Grade What .is this Norseman doing in Wolverine territory with Tami Dew iust before being kicked out of the Christmas dance? �Wyatt Thornhill Timmy Tolley Melissa Turk Randy Turner Trevor Turner Lisa Tuttle Sundy Updike Kevin Vance Ross Vandegrift Chris Vest Rodney Vest Michael Walters Lisa Ward Vanessa Weaver Anthony Webb April Webb Jimmy Webber Julie Wellman Nora Wheby Tony Whitaker Greg White Michael Whitlock Scott Wilder Christopher Williams Jerry Williams Ila Wolfe Mark Wood Lisa Woods Robert Woods Tad Woods James Wright Patrick Wright Lisa Yoon Randy Young Tim Young Robin Zimmerman Eighth Grade 53 �Seventh Grade Karen Abshire Lori Alls Eric Angell Jarred Arnold Melanie Atkins Wendy Atkinson Kenny Auxier Samantha Ayers Darren Bailey Julie Baily Clarissa Balbalian Joey Banks Justin Barham Timmy Barr Richard Bateman Jennifer Battle James Becks Kevin Blackwell Brad Blankenship Angela Boitnott Luanne Boothe Christy Booze Micheal Bower Connie Bowles Paul Bowles Missy Brammer Timothy Brauch Tiffani Brightwell Roy Brown Kim Bryant Kim Bryant Barbara Burnop Melanie Capito Denise Carey Stephanie Carroll Stephanie Carroll Kevin Chambers Rhonda Chattin Martha Claytor Jeff Clinevell Michelle Cobb Tomm y Cobb 54 Seventh Grade �Michele Presley works on a T-shirt in Home Ee. Greg Mitchell says, ''TGIF." Bill Cole Dana Combs Randall Cooper Magalena Crabtree Holly Cromer Mary Crouch Kristen Cruey Micheal Cruff Jerry Daniel Amy Daulton Bonny DeFeo Sonya DeHart I I I Tonya DeHart Scott Dempsey Rusty Deyerle Donna Dooley Julia Dowdy Dawn Downing Seventh Grade 55 �Scott Downs Jason DuBois Fred Duncan Amy Dunn Tony Eubank Melissa Evans Tim Farmer Micheal Farrell Suzanne Feree Billy Ferris Patrick Finney Sonja Firebaugh Chad Fisher Tina Fitzgerald Eric Fleshman Tammy Forlines Nora Francisco Tammy Frazier Everett Frost Craig Frye Melanie Frye Jeffrey Furr Kristi Garren Danita Gearhart Kelly Radford has fun on the vaulting horse. 56 Seventh Grade �Dwayne Williams works on the yearbook. Amy Geist Billy Gerald Scott Gibson Eddie Gish Derek Gordon Larry Gordon Michael Graves Michael Grimm Karen Gross Jo-Lynne Guelich Anne Guilds Karen Hale Donnie Halt Jamie Halsey Jackie Hamilton David Hammet Lori Hanes Eric Harlow Seventh Grade 57 �Steven Harshbarger Celyne Heck Dwayne Hedge Kimberlee Heitzer Meredith Helm Paul Hickerson Jamie Hill Jimmy Hiner Lynne Holliday Cliff Horn Brian Horsley Darlene Houchins Teresa Hubble Krista Huff Kristy Hull Dwayne Williams, Mr. Yuhas, Sonyia Mease, Amy Yopp, Paul Brent Munsey looks closely at a sea shell during science . W. Michael Hunt Laura Hyer David Jarvis Michelle Jennings Christine Jessee Ingrid Johnson Adonna Jones Forest Jones Jennifer Jones 58 Seventh Grade �Raymond Jones Amy Kauper Scott Keen Patricia Keesling Michelle Keyes Chris Kingery Michelle Kurz Todd Laprad Robert Lawrence Christy Layman Pamefa Lewis Shawn Linkenhoker Christine Lockhart Nicole Logan Kristi Long Angie Mabe Jeannie Mabes Brett Magenbauer Brooks May Monica Mayo Susie McAllister Marc McCormack Amy McCoy Tony McCray Tommy McDonald Khrista McKinney Sonyia Mease Douglas Michaud Michael Miller Greg Mitchell Sue Mitchem Toby Mittelstetter Seventh Grade 59 �Mrs. Shrader helps Melissa Whitt do her Science work. Paul Franklin takes a "gift" for Mr. Ward. Maria Monterosso Ray Moore Bobby Morris Chris Morris Grace Morris Suzi Moushegian Sonya Mullins Brent Munsey Travis Murphy Donna Nance Brian Nelson Tracy Newberry Michelle Newman Heather Nimmo Angela Nuckols Philip Oefelein Rebecca Oliver Holly Orr Blake Owen Cyrus Pace Carol Padgett Audra Palmer Tracy Palmer Dwayne Parkins 60 Seventh Grade �L Rusty Parrish Dina Patel Christy Paxton Greg Pendleton Charles Perdue Wayne Peters Ginger Phillips Tina Pratt Melissa Preas Michele Presley Elizabeth Raborn Kelly Radford Steven Rasnake Kyle Ratliff Debra Ray Noel Reed Jill Reeves Michelle Reeves Heidi Regnier Andy Renick Amy Rice Randy Rich Amy Rickman Jon Roberts David Hammell and Bobby Morris finish their lunch. Kathy Roberts Keith Roberts Kim Robertson Seventh Grade 61 �-~ Paul Hickerson must have been very hungry, he's back for seconds. Terri Robinson Stacey Rogers Shawn Roop Todd Roseberry Scott Roupe Davelle Rudd Scott Rusinko Laurinda Sandidge Brian Saul Timmy Saunders Chad Scott Chris Shelor Chris Shelton Keynen Shepherd Lee Shrader Shawn Simmons Roger Slate Diron Smith Eric Smith Greg Smith Lisa Smith Adrienne Speigel Ben Spencer Johnny Sprinkle 62 Seventh Grade �Donald St. Clair Lori St. Clair Melanie St. Clair Laura Stephens Shannon Stinnette Paul Stoutamire Shanda Stovall Lisa Switzer Laura Tawney Amy Thompson Jeff Thornton Angela Tolley Allison Trail Connie Turner William Vance David Vanderpool Tony Vest Mary Walker Brian Ward Betsy Webb Amy Webster Libby Weiss Chris Welcher Ricky Wells Bryan Wheeler Chad Wheeling Ken White Melissa White Sterling Wiley Dwayne Williams Tony Wilson Melissa Witt Sarah Wolfe Courtney Wood Suzanne Work Bradie Worrell Larry Wright Sherry Wright Andrea Wrobel Wendy Yarborough Mark Yeates ' Michele Yeates Brad Yeatts Toby Yeatts Amy Yopp Seventh Grade 63 �Sixth Grade Michael Adams Keigh Agee Mike Aldridge John Almonte Paul Ames Bill Andrews Beth Appleman Jennifer Appleman Lori Archer Patty Arrington Brian Arthur Donna Arthur Janet Arthur Mary Ellen Arthur Troy Arthur Jody Baldwin Ember Bane Lori Barber David Barker Alicia Beaton Crystal Beggs Mark Bell Joseph Berenbaum Kristina Black Aaron Blevins Matt Booe Elizabeth Boardwine Erik Brady Doublas Bright D.W. Brown 64 Si xth Grade �Hang on, only one more, Marlo Jeter. Heather Brown Megan Buckly Brenda Burnap Kevin Butler Lee Cadd Mechelle Cass John Campbell Rodney Campbell Judy Chitwood Steven Ciafardine Michelle Clouser Debra Cobb Pamela Colbert Bobby Cole Gerald Coleman Scott Coles Arnold Conner Temple Conner Sixth Grade 65 �Adam Cook David Cook Amber Cooper Crystal Cousins Wade Cox Candice Crawford Chuck Cromer Allen Cross Joey Crowder Carey Daniel Paul Dawley Trisha Delaney Travis Dillon Robert Donoho Liza Dotson Mark Douglas Letha Duff Della Dutton Todd Emery Donna Euband Jeffery Farmer Pamela Feazell Wendy Fletcher Brian Flinchum 66 Si xth Grade ' �Dora Fitzgerald Mark Flinchum Dale Foster Kathryn Franke Sherry Frazier David Garst Shawn Gearhart Chris Gearheart Melissa Gills Larry Gish . Richard Goodpasture Matthew Graham Stacy Greenway Angie Greer Mary Gregory Cynthia Hall Brenda Hamlin Katina Hamm Beth Hammel Chris Harless Jennifer Harris Peggy Harris David Hartman Kelly Hartman Deidre Hayes Tammy Hayslett Matt Hepner Jennifer Hicks Shawn Higgs Holly Hodges Tracy Howell Tomm y Humphrey Michael Jackson Sixth Grade 67 �Katey Jenkins Dana Jessee Marlo Jeter Lewis Johnston Amanda Jones David Jones Joanna Jordon Mark Joyner Melissa Kentrolis Danny Kiser Teresa Lancaster Nace Lanier Keith Lawrence Tabatha Lawson Eric Lee Louise Lephew Damie Lester David Long Amy Loving Buddy Lucado Tracy Lupton Randall Mabery Kevin Manning Donald Manspile Shannon Ripley, Mary Ann Duff, and Stacy Greenway sell tickets at the Christmas Dance. Scott Coles looks surprised as his picture is snapped in English class . 68 Sixth Grade �Miss Carr demonstrates techinique to a student. Erica Parrish , Travis Mitchell, Jennifer Harris, and Stephanie Martin busy at work in Mr. Carter's class? - James Martin Stephanie Martin Gary Maxfield David McCormack Raymond McCoy Chris McCray Sandra McCray Robert McDaniel Ricky McGuire Dana McKissick Kenny Meador Victoria Meador Leah Mercer Amber Miles Chris Miller Joe Minahan Travis Mitchell Tracy Mitchem Francine Monterosso Dawn Montgome ry Chris Morris Curtis Murrell Stacy Muse Trevor Norford Tricia Nowlin Loyd Obenshain Larry O'Dell Sixth Grade 69 �Elizabeth Rusinko and Eric Smith pause for a sip at the fountain. Erica Parrish Jimmy Patterson Stephanie Peery Melissa Pendleton Shane Pendleton B. J. Pentecost Cameron Poff Brenda Prater Michelle Provost Matt Pruitt Brian Quoss Debbie Rankin Tonya Ransom Carlos Ray Steven Reedy Bradley Reeves Christy Richardson Jane liichardson Kevin Richardson Kim Richardson Shannon Ripley Darren Roberson Jackie Rogers Richard Roy 70 Si xth Grade Mr. Morris' 5th period math class pretends to work while posing for the photrapher. �Officer Stacy Clark is hard at work in his office. Trixie Rubi Elizabeth Rusinko Melba Rutherford Travis Rutledge Anita Saul Craig Scott Angel Settles Aaron Shearer ;==::::;:;~:;;:;=:=::; .---------.. ..------- John Shelor Tommy Sheppard Dana Shinault Carl Shultz Tina Sigmon Edward Smith Eric Smith Kisha Smith Mario Smith Sheri Smith Todd Smith Niki Snyder Catherena Spaulding Kevin Spence Lisa St. Clair Leigh Stull Gary Stultz Kris Sweet Richard Swenson Sixth Grade 71 �Scott Switzer Jeffrey Taylor Jodie Terry Matt Terry Alan Thomas Christine Thomas Chucky Thomas Larry Thomas Brian Thornhill Holly Tucker Benita Turner Barry Underwood Melissa Underwood Erin Updike Rashaan Vaughn Christine Ventura Derek Vess Kathy Vest Ashley Wainwright Dean Walker Tony Ward Anthony Webb Mark Webb Tracy Webb Mike Webster Jennifer Weeks Sheila Welch Amy Wellman Estelle Wells Tammie Wheeler -" Heather Brown and Melissa Pendleton do leg lifts in gym class . 72 Sixth Grade �Miss Cordell looks out the iwndow while her class works on their homework. Derek Vess Suzanne White Chuck Widener Chastity Williams Christy Williams Elisa Winstead Amy Witt Carrie Woods Jennifer Woolwin e John Wray Susan Yo st Scott Young Mrs. Tyler and Ken Obenchain concentrate on classwork. Sixth Grade 73 �AAA Abshire, Karen 54, 13 Adams, Michael 64 Agee, Keith 64, 34 Akers, Jennifer 44,32 Akers, Nichole 44 Aldridge, Michael 64, 34 Allen , Traci 44 Alley, Brenda 44 Alls, Lori 54 Almonte, John 64, 34 Ames, Paul 64 Anderson , Michelle 44, 32 Andrews, Matthew Andrews , William 64 Angell, Eric 54 Angstadt, Charles 44 Appleman, Elizabeth 64, 33 Appleman, Jennifer 64, 33 Archer, Lori 31, 64, 21 Arnold, Jarred 54 Arrington, Anne 31, 44, 26, 27 Arrington , Patricia 30, 64, 33 Arthur, Brian 64 Arthur, Donna 64 Arthur, Janet 64 Arthur, Mary 64, 33 Arthur, Troy 64 Asirifi , Carolana Atkins, Melanie 54 Atkinson, Wendy 54, 33 Auxier, Kenny 54 Ayers, Samantha 54, 33 BBB Bailey, Darrin 54, 33 Bailey, Julie 54, 33 Baker, Aimee 44 Ba/ams, Nicole Balbalian , Clarissa 54, 33 Baldwin , Jody 64 Bane, Ember 64 Bane, Eugene Banks, Joel 54 Barber, Lori 64 Barger, Joeseph 44 Barham , Justin 54 Barker, David 64 Barnett, Christine 44 Barr, Timothy 54 Bateman , Richard 54 Battle, Jennifer 54 33 Batts, Trey 44, 32 .' 21 Beaton, Alicia Beasley, Gregory 44 Bebber, Betty 44 74 Index Beckner, Susan 44 Becker, William 44, 7 Becks, James 54 Beggs, Crystal 64, 33 Bell, Maile 44 Bell, Mark 64 Berenbaum, Joseph 64 , 33 Berton, Alicia 64 Biddle, Amy 44 Black, Kristina 64, 33 Black, Melissa 44 Blackwell, Kevin 54 Blankenship, Brad 54 Blevins, Aaron 64 Blevins, Kim 44, 32, 27 Boardwine, Elizabeth 64 Bobbitt, Pam 44, 32 Boitnott, Angela 29, 30 , 54, 27 Booe, Matt 64 Booth, James 44, 35 Boothe, Luanne 54 Booze, Christy 54 Borders, Wendy 44 Bostic, Richard Bower, Michael 54 Bowles, Connie 54 Bowles, Paul 54 Boyd, Kevin 44 Brady, Erik 64 Brammer, Jeffrey Paul 36 Brammer, Melissa 30, 54 Brauch, Timothy 54 Bright, Douglas 64 Brightwell, Tiffani 54, 33 Brochu, Beth, 44, 32 Brookman, Melissa Brooke, William 44 Broughman , Russell 44 Browder, Lisa 44 Brown, Debra Brown, D.W. 64 Brown, Dyri Brown, Heather 65, 34 , 33, 66 Brown , Herman Brown, Roy 44, 54 Bryant, Kimberly 54, 21 Bryant, Kimberly 54 Bryant, Richard Buckley, Megan 65 Burnap, Barbara 54, 33 Burnap, Brenda 65 Burtch, Joe 44 , 32 Burton , Nita 44 Burton, Robert 44, 32 Butler, Kevin 65 , 66 Butler, Patricia 44, 35 Butt.Butler, Patricia 44 , 35 Butt, Barry 44 Butt, Todd 17 Byrd , Laura 44, 31 , 13 , 32 Byrd , Rebecca 44 , 30 , 14, 15 CCC Gadd, Leah 44 , Gadd, Lee 65 Callaway, James 44, 31, 29, 52 Camina, Crystal 44, 32 Campbell, John 65 Campbell, Rodney 65 Capito, Melanie 54, 33 Carey , Denise 54, 33 Carroll, Stephanie Leigh 54, 33, 27 Carroll, Stephan~ Lynn 54, 27 Carter, Elizabeth 33 Carter, Hope 44, 32 Carter, Tisa 44 Cass, Mechelle 65, 33 Catlett, Mark 44 Cerak, Paul 44 Chambers , Kevin 54 Chattin, Rhonda 54, 32 Chisom, Todd 45, 17 Chittum, Kristie 45 Chitwood, Judy 65 Ciafardine, Steven 65 Clayburn , Jolie 32 Claytor, Martha 54, 19 Clinevell, Jeffrey 54 Clouser , Marilyn 45, 31 Clouser, Michelle 65 Cobb, Debra 65, 33, 19 Cobb , Michelle 30 , 54, 36 Cobb, Thomas 54 , 17 Cobert, Pamela 65 Cochran, Steve 45 Cole, Robert 65 Cole, Wilbur 55 Coleman, Gerald 65 Coles, Duane 65, 68 Combs , Dana 55, 33 Conklin , Mike 31, 45, 35 Conner, Arnold 65 Conner, Liana 45 32 Conner , Neil 31, 45, 17, 7 Conner, Temple 65 Cook, Adam 66, 34 Cook, David 66 Cooper, Amber 66 Cooper , James 45 Cooper, Randall 55 Cousins , Crystal 66, 33 Cox, Kenneth 66, 34 Crabtree , Magalena 55 Crawford , Candice 66 Crawford , Kevin 45 , 32 Crisco , Ronald 45 Cromer , Charles 66 Cromer , Holly 55, 33 Crotts , Glenn 45 Cross , Allen 66 �EEE Crouch, Mary 33, 55 Crowder, Joseph 66 Cruey, Kristen 55 Cruey, Pamela 31, 45, 20, 21 Cruff, Michael 55 Curtis, Ame 45 GGG Garren , Kristine 13, 31 , 56, 33 Garst, David 67 Gaylor, Jay Gearhart, Christopher 46, 60 Gearhart, Danita 33, 56 Gearhart, Melissa 29, 31 , 46, 32 , 52 Gearhart, Shawn 67 Gearhart, Thomas Gearhart, Timothy 46 Geist, Amy 30, 57, 35 Gerald, Billy 57, 33 Gibson, Robert 46 Gibson, Scott 57 Gilbert, Donna Gilliam, Charles Gills, Melissa 67, 33 Gilmore, Jimmy Gish, Edward 57 Gish, Larry 67 Gist, Christine 46, 32 Goens, John 46 Goodbar, Mark Goodpasture, Richard 67 Gordon, Derek 57 Gordon, Kathryn 46, 35 Gordon , Kevin 46, 29 Gordon, Larry 57 Gosney, John 46, 35 Graham, Matthew 67 Graves, Michael 57 Gray, Pamela 46, 35 Greenway, Cherie 46, 34 Greenway, Richard 46 Greenway, Staci 67, 33 Greer, Angela 67, 33 Gregory, Mary 67 Gregory, Matt 46 Gresham , Van 46, 52 Griffin, Lonnie Grimm, Michael 57 , 25 Gross, Karen 57, 33 Grubb, Randolph 46 Guelich, Jo Lynn 57 , 33 Guilds, Anne 57 Gusler, Thomas 46 Eades, William Eanes, Chris 46, 17 Eary, Melissa 31 , 46, 29, 32, 19 Echols, Tahatha Emory, Todd 66 Epperly, Wesley 45 Epperson, Dennis 46, 29, 52, 37 Eubank, Donna 66 Eubank, Lewis 56 Evans, Melissa 56, 34 Eversole, Matthew ODD Daniel, Carey 66, 34 Daniel, Gerald 55 Daniels, Lamar 45, 17, 23 Danstrom, Stephanie 16, 31, 45, 29, 15 Daulton, Amy 31, 33, 55, 20, 21, 27 Davis, Chris 45 Davis, Jennifer 45, 8 Davis, Lisa 45, 32 Davis, Michelle 45 Dawley, Paul 66 Defeo, Bonny 55, 35 DeHart, Sonya 55, 33 DeHart, Tonya 55, 33 Deisher, Pamela 45, 35, 50 Delaney, Tricia 66 Delcourt, Diane 45, 32 Dempsey, Freddie 55 Dent, Stephanie 45 Dew, Tami29, 31, 45, 35, 52 DeWeese, Mike 45, 7 Deyerle, Rusty 55 Dickerson, Kim 45 Dillard, Denise 45, 32, 27 Dillon , Travis 66, 33 Dipasquale, Stephanie 45, 32 Domeika, Paul 45 Dooley, Donna 55 Dooley, Robin 45 Donoho, Robert, 66 Dotson, Lisa 66, 33 Douglas, Marcus 66 Dowdy, Julia 55, 33, 27 Dowdy, Michelle 45, 32 Downing, Dawn 55, 33, 19 Downs, Scott 56 Dubois, Jason 56 Duff, Letha 66, 34 Duff, Maryann 33 Duffy, Barbara 46, 31 Duke, Jimmy 46 Duncan, Fred 56 Duncan, Gary 46, 32 Duncan, Sarah M. 46, 31, 32, 13 Duncan, Sarah R. 46 Dunn, Amy 56, 29, 33, 19 Dutton, Della 66 FFF Farmer, Jeffrey 66 Farmer, Timothy 56, 33 Farrell, Michael 31 , 25, 56, 33 Farris, Linda 46, 32 Farris, Michael Faulkerson, Joe 46, 17, 25 Feazell, Pamela 66, 33 Ferguson, Debra Ferguson, Clay 31, 46 Ferguson, Stacey 31, 46, 32, 27 Ferree, Suzanne 56 , 33, 19 Ferris, Billy 56 Feury, Anna 46 Finney, Charles 56 Firebaugh, Sonja 56 , 33 Fisher, Charles 56 , 33 Fitzgerald, Dora 67 Fitzgerald, Tina 56 Fleshman, Eric 56 Fletcher, Wendy 66, 33 Flichum, Brian 66 Flichum, Mark 67 Flint, Janet 30 Foley, Jason 46 Forlines, Tammy 56, 33 Foster, Dale 67, 35 Foutz, Lester 46 Francisco, Nora 56 Francisco, Tammy 46, 32 Franke, Kathryn 67, 65 Franklin, Paul 60 Frazier, Sherry 67 Frazier, Tametha 56 Frost, Everett 56, 25 Frye, Cindy 46, 37 Frye, Craig 56 Frye, Melanie 56 Furr, Jeffrey 56 HHH Hagee, Kim 46 Hale, Billy 46, 17 Hale, Karen 57 , 33 Hale, Michelle 47 Hale, Tommy 47 Hall , Chris 47 Hall , Cynthia 67 Index •""'---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 75 - - - �Hall, Donald 57, 10 Hall, Lynda 47, 32 Hall, Michelle 47, 29, 32, 19 Hall, Sara 30, 47, 29, 32 Hall, Tamara 47 Halsey, Jamie 57, 33 Halverson, Richard Hamilton, Jackie 57 Hamlin, Brenda 67, 33 Hamm, Katina 30, 67 Hammel, Beth 33 Hammel, David 57, 61 Hammel, Ida Hammer, Jill 47 Hanes, Lori 57 Harless, Chris 67 Harlow, Eric 57 Harlow, Richard 47, 17 Harr, Stephanie 47, 34 Harris, Jennifer 67, 33 Harris, Peggy 67 Harshbarger, Steve 58, 33 Hartless, Heather 47, 31 Hartless, Michael 47 Hartman, David 67 Hartman, Kelly 67 Hartman, William Harvey, John Hatfield, Kelley 30, 31 , 47 Hayes, Deidra 67, 33 Haynes, Tammy Haynes, Tara Hayslet, Tammy 67 Heck, Celyne 58 Hedge, Aaron Heitzer, Kimberlee 58 Helm, David 47, 32 Helm, Meredith 58, 33 Hepner, James 67, 33 Herndon, Carolyn 47, 29 Herndon, Kimberly 47 Hershman, Mike 47 Hickerson, Paul 58, 34, 58 , 62 Hicks, Jennifer 67 Higgs, Shawn 67, 34 Hill, James 58 Hill, Lisa 47, 32 , 9 Hiner, James 58 Hite, Steve 47 Hoblitzell, Jennifer 47, 29, 32 Hodge, Erika 47, 31 , 29, 35 Hodges, Abby47 , 30, 32 Hodges, Holly 67 , 34, 33 Hollaman, Brad 47, 35 Holliday, Lynn 16, 58, 14, 15 Horn, Clifford 58 Honig , Phillip 47 Horsley, Brian 58 Horton, Renee 48 Houchins, Charlene 48, 35 Houchins , Darlene 58 76 Index Howard, Clinton 48 Howell, Tracy 67 Howett, Donita 48, 31, 35 Hubble, Teresa 58, 34 Huff, Krista 58, 33, 26, 27 Huff, Lee 48, 32 Huffman, Ben 48 Hughes, David 48 Hull, Kristy 58, 33 Humphrey, Kim 48, 27 Humphrey, Loyd Humphrey, Nancy 48, 34, 19 Hunt, Michael 58, 35 Hutchinson, Susanne 48, 32 Hyer, Laura 58 , 33 Hylton, Todd 48 KK Kalland, Robert, 48 Kauper, Amy 59, 35 Keaney, Shawn Keen, Brian 59 Keesling, Patricia 59 Kegley, Jason 48 Kentrolis, Melissa 68 Keyes, Michelle 59, 33, 19 Kim , So Won 48 Kingery, Christopher 59 Kingery, Melissa Kingery, David Kiser, Daniel 68, ~ Kiser, Tony 48, 35 Kurz, Michelle 59 111 Isley, Miller 48 JJJ Jackson, Curtis Jackson, Michael 67 Jamison, Lisa Janney, Teresa 31, 48, 27 Jarels, Shannon 48 Jarvis, David 58, 35 Jenkins, Katey 68, 33 Jenkins, Robert 48, 17 Jennings, Cynthia Jennings, Michelle 58, 1O Jessee, Christine 58 Jessee, Dana 68, 33 Jeter, Iran 68, 65 Jewell, Susan 48, 29, 32, 13 Johnson, Ingrid 58 Johnson, Mike 48 Johnston, Lewis 68 Joiner, Mark Joiner, Stephen Jones, Adonna 58, 33, 19 Jones, Amanda 68, 33 Jones, Channon 48, 32 Jones, Chris 48 Jones, David 68 Jones, Forest 58 Jones, Jason 48 Jones , Jennifer 58 Jones, Raymond 59 Jordon , Joanna 68 Journell , James Joyner, Mark 68 LLL Lamonde, Jacqueline 48 Lancaster, Teresa 68 Land, James 48 Langheim, Krista 48, 31, 29, 45, 52 Lanier, Jack 48 Lanier, Nace 68 Lanier, William 48 Lap rad, Todd 59 Laprade, Todd 48 Latham, Agnele N . Lauzon , Lisa 48, 35 Lavinder, Bill 48 Lawrence, Keith 68 Lawrence, Kim 48 Lawrence, Randall 48 Lawrence, Robert 59 Lawson, Tabatha 68 Layman, Christy 59 Lee, Cindy 48 Lee, Cleo Lee, Eric Scott 68 Lee, James 48 Leftwich, Rhonda 49, 37 Leonard, Amy 49, 29, 6 Leonard , Charlie 49 Lephew , Louise 68 Lester , Ann 49, 31, 29 Lester, Charles Lewis , Brenda 49 , 35 Lewis , Pamela 59, 35 Linkenhoker , Timothy 59 , 33 Linkous , Kristi 49 , 27 Lockhart , Christine 59 Lockridge , Perry 49 Logan. Dana 59. 35 �Long, David 68 Long, Lona 59 Looney, Bernie Lovelace, Sean Lovelace, Steve Loving, Amanda 68 Lucado, Buford 68 Lucas, Candy 49 Lucas, Tammy 49 Lupton , Tracy 68 MMM Mabe, Angela 59 , 35 Mabery, Randall 68 Mabes, Jeannie 59, 33 Macintosh, Pam 49, 34 Madden, Mark Magenbauer, Brett 59 Majerczyk, Julia 49 , 32 Manning , Angela 49 , 32 Manning, Kevin 68 Manspile, Donald 68 Martin, Angel 49 , 32 Martin, Cielita 49, 30, 18, 19 Martin, James 69 Martin, Mark 49, 29, 32 Martin, Rebecca 49 Martin, Stephanie 69 , 33 Martin, Tina 49 Mathena, Angela 49 Mathena Stephanie 49, 32 , 21 Maxey, Dana 49, 32 Maxey, Michael 10 Maxfield , Gary 69 May, Stephanie 31 , 33, 59, 27 Mayo, Monica 59 McAllister, Eunice 59 McConnell , Cammie 49, 32 McCormack, David 69 McCormack, Marc 59 McCoy, Amy 59, 35 McCoy, Raymond 69 McCray, Christopher 69 McCray, Sandra 69 McCray, Thomas 59 Mccroskey, Tim 49 McCulley, Grady 49 , 35 , 45 McDaniel, Keith 49, 32 , 50 McDaniel , Lisa 49 McDaniel , Robert 49 , 69 McDonald , Jessica 49 McDonald, Thomas 59 McGee, Christopher McGuire , Ricky 69 McKinney, Khrista 59 McKinney, Thea McKissick, Dana 69 McPeak, Jennifer 29, 46 , 49 Meador, Kenny 69 Meador, Vickie 69 , 33, 66 Meadows, Eddie 31 , 49 Meadows, Larry 49 Mease, Sonyia 59, 35 , 58 Mercer, Leah 69 Metheny, Michael 35 Michaum , Douglas 59 Miles, Amber 69 Miles, Chad 49 , 32, 17 Miles, Felonna 33 Miller, Christopher 68 Miller, Michael 59, 33 Millner, Monica 49, 35 Mills, Angela 49 Mills, David 49, 24, 25 Mills, Joseph 49, 17 Minahan, Joseph 69, 33 Minnick, Stacy 49 Mitchell, Michael 59, 55, 25 Mitchell, Travis 69 Mitchem, Elizabeth 59 Mitchem, Tracy 69 Mittelstetter, Toby 59, 35 Modale, Ronald Monterosso, Francine 69 Monterosso, Maria 60 Montgomery, Dawn 69 Moore, Charlene 50 Moore, Gary Lee Moore, Raymond 60 Morgan, John 50 , 35 Morris, Brian 50 Morris, Christopher 60 Morris, Christopher 69 Morris, Glenda 50 , 29 , 37 Morris, Grace 60 Morris, Robert 60, 33 , 61 Moulse, Michael 50 Moushegian, Christie 50, 13 Moushegian , Suzanne 60 , 13 Mullins, James Mullins, Sonja 60 , 8 Mullins, William 50 Munsey, Brent 60 , 33 , 25, 58 Murphy, Travis 60, 58 Murrell, Curtis 69 Muse, Stacy 69 NNN Nance, Donna 60 Neighbors, Jacob 50 , 32 Neighbors , Sumner 50 Nelson , Brian 60, 34 Nelson , Eric 50, Nemivant, Anu 50 , 29 , 13, 32 , 9 Newberry, Tracy 60 , 33 Newman, Michelle 50, 11 Nimmo, Heather 60, 29, 33 Nunnally, Kristi 13, 29, 31, 50, 32, 52 Nuckols, Angela 60, 33 Norford, Trevor 69 Nowlin, Patricia 69 , 33 000 Obenshain, Loyd 69 O'Dell , Larry 69, 34 Oefelein, Philip 60 Okerman, Dane 50 Oliver, Michael 50 Oliver, Rebecca 60 Orr, Holly 60, 21 Owen , Blake 60 , 33 Owen , Jonathan 50, 17 Owen , Robert 50, 29 Owens , Amy 31, 50 , 32 , 21 PPP Pace , Cyrus 60 , 35 Padgett, Carol 60 Palmer, Audra 60 Palmer, Tracy 16, 60 , 15 Parkins, Edward 60 Parks , Greg 50 , 32 Parrish , Erica 70, 33 Parrish , Mike 50 Parrish , Richard 50 , 29 , 35 Parrish , Russell 61 Parsons, James 50 , 17 Patterson , Anita 50 Patterson , Jimmy 70 Patel , Dina 33 Paxton , Christina 61 Peake, Stephanie 50 Peery, Stephanie 70 Pendleton , Gregory 61 Pendleton , Melissa 70 Pendleton , Shane 70 Pentecost, Bobbie Jo 70 Perdue , Charles 61 Perdue , Billy 50 , 32 Perdue , Bryan 51 Peters, David 61, 34 Phillips , Ginger 61 Pierce , Carlton , 25 Pierce , Michael 51 , 17 Pierce , Penny 51 Pitts , Drew 51 Index 77 �Plybon, Dan 51, 35 Poff, Cameron 70 Poff, Kim 51 Poulin , Heather 51 Powers, Philip 51 , 35 Prater, Brenda 70 Pratt, Tina 61 Preas, Melissa 61, 33 Presley, Michelle 30, 61, 29, 33, 55 Prochaska, Mariann Provost, Michelle 70, 29, 33, 32 Provost, Stephanie 51 , 13 Pruitt, Angela 51, 30, 32, 36 Pruitt, Daniel Pruitt, Matthew 70, 34 Puch, Debbie 16, 31, 51, 32, 14, 15 Pugh, Larry 51 Pugh, Lori 51 QQQ Quarterman, Michelle 51 Quoss, Brian 70, 33 Quoss, Jennifer 51, 29, 32 RRR Raborn, Elizabeth 61 Radford , Kelly 61, 21, 56 Rainville, Jane 51, 32 Rankin, Deborah 70 Ransom, John 51 Ransom, Tonya 70 Rasnake, Larry 61 Ratliff, Kyle 61 Ray, Charles 70 Ray, Debra 61 , 35 Ray, James 31 , 51 Reams, David 51 , 34 Reece , Sherry 51 Reed , Noel 61 Reedy, Angie 51 , 32 Reedy, Steve 70 Reeves, Bradley 70 Reeves, Jill 61 Reeves , Michelle 30 Regnier, Heidi 61 , 33, 26, 27 Renick, Andrew 61 Reynolds, Sherry 51 Rhodes, Tam my 51 , 32 Rhodes, Tim 51 Rice, Amy 61, 33 , 10 Rich, Randall 61 Richardson, Brent 51, 32 , 25 78 Index Richardson, Christy 70, 33 Richardson, Jane 70 Richardson, Kevin 70, 33 Richardson, Kimberly 70 Rickman, Amy 61 Riddle, Lori 51 , 29, 48 Rinaldi, John Ripley, Shannon 31, 70 Roberson, Darren 70 Roberts , Dale Roberts, Hugh K. 51 Roberts, Jon 61 Roberts, Kathleen 61, 33 Roberts, Keith 51 Roberts, Keith 61, 24 , 25 Robertson, Barbara 51 , 29, 13 Robertson, Jeffrey 51 Robertson , Kimberly 61 Robertson, Ronald Robinson, Terri 16, 62, 15 Rock, Faith 51, 29, 32 , 48 Rogers, Jackie Thomas Lee 70 Rogers, Stacey 62, 33 Roop, Michelle 51 Roop , Shawn 62 Roop, Susan 51, 13, 35 Roseberry, Todd 62, 34 Roupe, Jeffery 62 Routh, Crystal 51 , 50 Roy, Richard 70 Rubi, Beatrice 71 Rudd, Davelle 62 Rusinko, Elizabeth 31, 71, 33, 70 Rusinko, Nicholas 62, 33 Rutherford, Melba 71, 34 Rutledge, Travis 71 SSS Sandidge, Bev Sandidge, Wayne 51 Sandidge, Laurinda 62 Sarrat, Patricia 51 Sarver, Timothy Sarver, Tina Saul, Anita 71 Saul, Brian 62 Saunders, Steven 51, 17, 24, 25 Saunders, Timmy 62 Schrader, Lee 62 Schram , Marc Scott, Chad 62 Scott, Craig 71 Semones, Sophia 33 Settles, Angel 71 Shearer, Aaron 71 Shelor, Christopher 62 , 35 Shelor, John 71 Shelton, Christopher 62 Shepherd, Keynan 62, 33 Sheppard, Oscar Sheppard, Sharon 51, 31, 32, 27 Sheppard , Tommy 71 Shinault, Dana 71, 33 Shively, Dana 51 Shrader, Lee 62 Shultz, Carl 71 Sigmon, Tina 51 Sigmon, Tina 71 , 33 Simmers, Damon 51 , 32, 25 Simmons, Bryan 51 Simmons, Shawn 62 Simmons, Tanya 51 , 32 Simpkins, Michael Sizemore, Donna 51 Slate, Roger 30, 62, 36 Sledd, Sherri 51, 26, 27 Slusher, Stephanie 51, 29 Smith, Diron 62 Smith, Edward 71 Smith , Eric 62, 70 Smith, Gregory 62 Smith, Kisha 71 Smith , Lisa 62 Smith , Mario 71 Smith, Mona 51 Smith, Robert 51 Smith, Sheri 71, 33 Smith, Stephanie 52 Smith, Stephen Smith, Timothy 52, 32, 17 Smith, Todd 71 Smith, William Smith, Wilson 52 Snider, Veronica 71 Snidow, Donald 29 Snidow, Keith 29 Snyder, Catherine 33 Spaulding , Catherena Spaulding, Emily Speigel , Adrianne 62 Spence, Kevin 71 Spence, Shannon Spencer, Michael 62 Spiva, Steven 62 Sprinkle, John Starkey, Susan 52 Stclair, Donal 62 Stclair, Lisa 71 St. Clair, Lri 62, 33 St. Clair, Melanie 62 , St Clair, Teresa 52, 32 Stephens, Laura 62, 33 Stevenson , Ronnie Stilwell , Tammi 32 Stinnette, Shannon 62 , 33 , 27 Stinson , Sage 52 Stinson , Tina 52 Stokes , David 52 �Stoutamire, Paul 62 Stovall, Shanda 63, 33 Stragand, Kim 52 Stull, Leigh 71 Stultz, Gary 71 Sweet, Kris 71 Swenson, Richard 71, 34 Switzer, Lisa 63 Switzer, Scott 72, 33 TTT Tabor, Kevin Eugene 52 Talbot-Jones, Justin Tawney, Laura 63 Taylor, Amy 31, 27, 52, 32 Taylor, Jeffrey 72, 34 Teachey, Jennifer 52, 32 Terry, Frederick 52 Terry, Jodie 72 Terry, Matthew 72 Thomas, Alan 72 Thomas, Charles 52 Thomas, Christine 72, 34 Thomas, Christopher 52 Thomas, Jeffrey Thomas, Jodi 52 Thomas, Larry 72 Thomas, Scott 52 Thompson, Amy 63 Thompson, April 52, 32 Thornhill, Brian 72 Thornhill, Wyatt 31 3 6 53 24 25, 52 ' ' ' ' T~ornton, Jeffrey 63 Tiedemann, Christopher Tolley, Angela 63, 19 Toll.ey, Timothy 53, 32 Trail, Allison 63, 33 Traxel, William Tucker, Holly 72 Turk, Melissa 53, 22, 21 Turner, Benita 72 Turner, Constance 63 33 Turner, Jim ' Turner, Randy 53 Turner, Trevor 53 Tuttle, Lesa 53 uuu Underwood, Barry 72 Underwood, Melissa 72 Updike, Erin 72, 33 Updike, Sundy 53, 29, 32 vvv Vance, Kevin 53 Vance, William 63 Vandergrift, Ross 53, 32 Vanderpool, David 63 35 Vass, Buford ' Vest, Chris 53 Vest, Rodney 53 Vest, Tony 63 Taughn, Rashaan 72, 33 Ventura, Christine 33 Vess, Derek 72 Vest, Kathryn 72, 33 WWW Wainwright, Leigh 72, 33 Walker, Barry Walker, Dean 72 Walker, Mary 63,33 Walters , Michael 53 Ward, Anthony 72 Ward, Bradley Ward, Brian 63 Ward, Lisa 53, 29, 32 Warren, Mike Weaver, Vanessa 53 Webb, Anthony 53 Webb, April 53, 47 Webb, Betsy 63, 13, 33 Webb, Mark 72 Webb, Tracy 72 Webber, James 53 Webster, Amy 63, 21 Webster, Michael 72 Weeks, Jennifer 72 Weiss, Elizabeth 63 Welch, Sheila 72 Welcher, Christopher 63 Wellman, Amy 72 Wellman, Julie 53, 29 Wells, Estelle 72, 33 Wells, Richard 63, 25 Wheby, Nora 53, 6 Wheeler, Bryan 63 Wheeler, Stephanie 33 Wheller, Tammie 72 Wheeling , David 63 17 Whitaker, Anthony S3, 32 White, Amy 73 White, Greg 53 , 35 White, Kenneth 63 White, Melissa 63 White, Robert White Suzanne 73 Whitlock, Michael 53 Widener, Charles Wilder, Scott 53, 32 Wiley, Sterling 63 Williams, Chastity 73 Williams, Chris 53 Williams, Christina 73 33 Williams, Dwayne 63 '29 33 55 58 ' ' ' ' Williams, Gerald 53 25 Wilson, Michael ' Wilson, Tony 63, 1O Winstead, Elisa 73 Witt, Amy Witt, Melissa 63, 33, 21, 60, 1o Wolfe, Sarah 63, 33, 26, 27 Wood, Courtney 30, 63 Wood , Mark 53 Woods, Carrie 73, 33 Woods, Lisa 53 Woods, Robert 53 Woods, Theodore 31, 53 Woodwine, Jennifer 73 Work, Suzanne 63, 33, 27 Worrel, William 63 Wray, John 73 Wright, James A. 31 Wright, James P. 53, 29, 32, 45 , 52 Wright, Larry 63 Wright, Sherry 63, 33 Wrobel, Andrea 63 yyy Yarborough, Wendy 63 , 57 Yeates, Michele 63 Yeatts, Bradley 63 , 33 Yeatts, Mark 63 Yeatts, Mark 63 Yeatts, Toby 63 Yoon, Lisa 31 , 53 , 29 , 32 26 27 47, 52 ' ' ' Yopp, Amy 63, 58 Yost, Susan 73 , 33 Young, Bryan Young, Randy 53, 32 Young , Scott 73 Young , Timothy 53 zzz Zimmerman. Robin 53 , 32 Index 79 �~I / • The 1984-85 Pioneer staff would like to thank the Salem Times Register and Gentry Studio for their help with photos, special extra hard workers for their help, and especially Miss Eva Farrell for all of her cont ributions . 80 ����L.'. IIlIIlllilf~~~l~l~l~l 'l lil~iilil lllIllII II II � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1985 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6399/Pioneer1984.pdf a3f427a684ee4a73cf375ce5768ae7cd PDF Text Text �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ���616 COLLEGE AVENUE SALEM, VIRGINIA 24153 PIONEER 1984 1 Opening �Exciting changes at Lewis. Over the years, many changes have occurred at Andrew Lewis. More than fifty years ago in 1932, Andrew Lewis opened its doors as a high school. It remained this way until 1977, when it became a junior high school. Then, in 1983, the Roanoke County and Salem City school systems split, and as a result, Andrew Lewis became a middle school. During the summer, many exciting changes took place. New signs were added outside, a brand-new gym floor was installed, new lockers were added due to a huge increase in enrollment, and the old lockers were painted . New lighting systems were installed, and new rooms were created in the annex where previously only the Roanoke County offices and the shop were located . This year thirty-six new staff members were hired in educating two new classes of sixth and seventh graders. The Salem School Board appropriated $20,000 for Andrew Lewis to use in its Computer Lab. The Lab was used to help educate pupils in specialized areas, such as math and English. All in all, these changes promised to make an exciting year of change at Andrew Lewis, and an interesting one, too. Dropping a seat-belted egg out of a third floor window, students demonstrate Newton's Law of Physics. Mr. Doug Graham prepared for his programming class in the new computer lab. Chris Williams and Mark Nichols take a break from the construction of a new 3rd floor science office. 2 Opening �0 1195 03831867 r. Steve Parker hits from the base line against Northside. Mat maids, L. Arment, D. Lamanca, H. Switzer, and M. Rhodes cheer for the wrestling team during a match. Is Ms. Pam Carr ready to prepare a feast or just modeling her new apron? CONTENTS OPENING 1 SPORTS 6 ACTIVITIES 22 PEOPLE 38 CLOSING 79 Opening 3 ��Opening 5 �"'.,-"'!;.. ~-<Mc .... . . ~ . .;.~ ~-'!~ 1.'. , __ :;.:. •' ,, SPORTS 6 Sports Divider �Finally a winning season Winless during the last two seasons, this year's edition of the Lady Wolverines won six of their last nine games to finish 7-7 and Runnerups in the Roanoke Valley District. Despite playing much of the schedule with only seven girls, these young ladies improved and gained confidence with every contest. The year began with a big win at Clifton Forge, ending the two years plus skid. Before the year was out, Lewis would defeat everyone on their schedule at least once, except one. The highlight of the fall was a stunning upset of the regular season champ Northside, in the district , tournament. At the season ending banquet, given by Coach Orange, Coach Ward, and Mrs. Ward , Debbie Puch was awarded the MVP trophy, Rachel Lyon was voted Most Improved, and Melissa Weller was given the Coaches' Award. Melissa Weller controls opening tap against Northside. Row 1: Christy Chittum , Ashley Owen , Carol Puch, Christy Martin, Melissa Weller, Rachael Cobb, Carrie Campbell , Lori Standford, Lynn Lyons, Meghan Fox, Brenda Orange (coach). Holliday. Row 2: Buddy Ward (Coach), Debbie Debbie Puch , this year's MVP award winner poses in front of trophy case. Debbie Puch scores at end of Wolverine's fast break. Lewis' youngest fan checks out mid-court. Girls' Basketball �Teamwork was the answer During the record breaking heat wave of early August, football practice began at Salem High from 9 to 4 daily. After grueling work-outs in the sun, the Wolverines completed their season with four wins, one loss, and one tie. The team captured a landslide victory, playing .like champions, in the William Byrd contest. After four touchdowns were called back due to penalties , the Wolverines put the Terriers to rest with a 44-0 shut-out. 8 Football After years of losing to Pulaski , Andrew Lewis rose to the occasion and beat the Cougars in a thrilling moral victory. The coaching staff was led by newcomer Larry Bradley and assisted by Marty Yuhas and Brian Hooker. Awards were given as follows : Most Improved Ronny Angel, Best Offensive - Marvin Morris, and Best Defensive - Johnny Meadows. �Vincent Parker attains massive yardage for the mighty Wolverines . Football 9 �Coaches Yuhas , Hooker, and Bradley along with the team. await the start of a home game. Row 1: Michael Warren, David Ellis Robert Jenkins, Jack Loadholt, John Shaner Jeremy Chastang , Robert Hall , David Beck: ner, Lamar Daniels. Row 2: Glenn Powell Kirk McKay, Ronny Angell , Raymond Wag '. 10 Football ner, Tommy Nash, Lee Johnson , Chris Stanley, Tony Cupp , Tony Winstead . Row 3: Randy Gordon, Brad Braxton , Brian Viar, Jerry Hall, Chris Crawford , Marvin Moms, Robert Hudson, Vincent Parker , Jimmy Parsons. Alan Phlegar Johnny Meadows. Row 4: Russ Stockt~n. Jerry Ferguson , Bruc e Hayes , Brian Chisom , Steve Parker, Larry Fitzgerald , Steve Alls , Wayne Bruce. �Enjoying the game of volleyball Deanna Potts and Coach Oberlin smile for the camera after practice. The team huddles for encouragement from Coach Oberlin . Showing perfect form, Rhonda Carter serves the ball. Acting tough , managers Tracy Sink and Tina Gross prepare for the game. Volleyball 11 �Tina Gross keeps a watchful eye on the line and volleyball. Seventh grade rookie , Renee Horton clowns at practice. April Brightwell hits the floor while bumping the ball. 12 Volleyball �wasn't everything Winning wasn 't everything. Twelve enthusiastic girls made up this year's volleyball team. For the first time the team was coached by Mrs. Pat Oberlin. Despite their unsuccessful efforts to win, the lady Wolverines gave it their all. The team was led by co-captains Debbie Nelson and April Brightwell. Awards were given to the following: most improved player - Connie Robertson, most points scored Bev Looney, most valuable player Debbie Nelson. Although the team did not finish with an outstanding record, winning wasn't everything, for they had enthusiasm! Debbie Nelson attempts to be glamorous after practice . Row 1: Carol Gwaltney (mgr.), Connie Robertson , Pam Deisher, Bev Looney , Cielita Martin, Laura Owen, Tracy Sink (mgr.) . Row 2: Tina Gross (mgr.), Deanna Potts, Malinda Oliver, Debbie Nelson, Pat Oberlin (Coach), April Brightwell, Renee Horton, Melissa Fitzgerald , Tina Horn, Susan Jewell. Volleyball 13 �Winning season for gymnastics The 1984 Andrew Lewis Gymnastic Tearn had its best ever season under Coach Mary Wright. With only one loss to Hidden Valley, they came through with a 4-1 record. The Lady Wolverines defeated William Byrd, Franklin County, Northside, and Cave Spring. In the district meet, Captain Amy Gentry placed first all around and Cocaptain Lesley Hammersley placed fourth all around. They were only 5 points away from first place. Carrie Campbell smiles after completing her trick on the balance beam. Shelley Archer performs on the balance beam during the meet against Cave Spring. 14 Gymnastics �All-around gymnastic, Amy Gentry, leaps through the air on the balance beam. - - - .' ~- '" • ""'ffi Row 1: Kimmy Price, Amy Daulton , Tara Yost, Carol Huffman , Amy Gentry , Lesley Hammersley, Trina Gillespie , Amy Webster, Jennifer Medley, Mary Wright (coach) . Row 2 : Stacey Craft, Dianne Bell , Leslie Duncan (manager) , Kim Barger (manager) , Shelley A rcher, Cri sta Coffman (manager), Janie Taliaferro (m a nager), Stephanie Mathena, Carrie Campbell. Stacy Craft listens to Mrs . Wrigh t while trying to perfect her bar routine . Gymnastics 15 �. Whips Northside 1n This year's basketball team consisted of ten ninth graders, eighth graders Tray Isley and Jerry Hall, and seventh grader Lamar Daniels. Managers were Trey Batts, Van Gresham, Drew Pitts, and Debbie Puch. Chip Clemens and Rusty Ward were the captains. The campaign started in early November and ended in early February with two straight wins at home. Season highlights included wins over district runner-up William Byrd and perennial power Northside. The 83-84 team was very young in terms of experience, but improvement showed through as each game was played. At a post-season gathering, Rusty Ward was named M.V.P., David White was awarded the Most Improved Trophy, and Jerry Hall won the Coaches' Award. Tray Isley and Chad Rice run through drills as Coach Atkins looks on . Van Gresham handles the clock during practice, for the Wolverines . 16 Boys' Basketball �co-captains Chip Clemens and Rusty Ward with Coach Ward. Boys' Basketball 17 �New team and coach fo r wrestlers The wrestling team, coached this year by Mr. Michael Cox, was full of spirit. Even though they did not have the season they had hoped for, they tried their hardest. In the districts, Brian Fralin placed 2nd, Yancey Cobb placed 4th and Brett Howell and Kevin Crawford both placed 3rd. Th~ wrestlers practiced as much as possible after school at Andrew Lewis or ?t Salem .High School. During a typ!cal practice, the wrestlers lifted weights, ran, and practiced maneuvers. On se~eral occasions, they went t~ Salem High to practice with the high school wrestling team. Some of the new wrestlers on the team were inexperienced at first but with the guidance and help of Coach . Cox t~ey soon mastered the art of wrestling . Dean Plymale breaks down his opponent. Row 1: Brian Lynn , Kevin Crawford , Steve K a lland , Yancey Cobb, Eddie Wells . Row 2 : Chris Doyle, Brett Howell , Tim Roop , J ason Kegley , 18 Wrestling Brian Fralin . Row 3: Coach co x, Ch a~li Leonard, David Mills, Dean Plymale, Patrick Perdue . �Coach Michael Cox gives a few pointers to the team during a practice session . Kevin Crawford tries to slam Mike Miller. Kevin Crawford now appears successful. Wrestling 19 �Cheerleaders encourage school s pirit Row 1: Lesley Hammersley, Susan Jennings, Kim Banks, Trina Gillespie , Kate Candler . Row 2: Teresa Allgayer, Jori Cordell (sponso Melissa Keister, Bev Looney, Melissa Rhodes, Beth Hicks , Jennifer Medley, Shannon Fish e r. Cheerleaders encourage victory for the Wolverines over Pulaski. 20 Cheerleaders �Matmaids support the wrestlers Row 1: Melissa Rhoades, Katie Candler, Julie Lipes, Julie Wallen. Row 2: Heather Switzer, Shannon Fisher, Lisa Arment, Kim Meadows, Teresa Allgayer, Beth Hicks. Row 3: Beverly Looney, Susan Jennings, Melissa Keister, Debi Lamanca, Suzanne Lacey, Lynelle Wertz. Trina Gillespie, Julie Wallen, Lynnelle Wertz, Bev Looney cheer for the wrestlers . Matmaids 21 �' I I . I i• ! 1 I ACTIVITIES 22 Activities �Scenes from the Christmas Dance Glenn Jenkins watches as Chris Stanley ties Tommy Nash's tie . Troy Smith and Brian Fralin take a break from dancing. Three seventh graders " boogie down " at the dance. SCA 23 �Successful year for S.C.A. In the fall, the S.C.A. sponsored National Education Week, November 14-18. During the week, a student of the day was selected by each department for academic achievements. On November 14, Teacher Appreciation Day was held. The students voted for their favorite teachers by depositing money in jars with the teachers' names on them. The winner was a sixth grade English teacher, Miss Janet Harless. The S.C.A. also held Amazing Aide Day on November 15. College T-Shirt day was held on November 16. The winning college was U.V.A. On November 18, Teacher Casual Day was held. On Casual Day, the teachers wore anything they wanted; most teachers wore blue jeans. Later in the year, the S.C.A. had a Christmas Door Decorating Contest. The winning class was Mr. Vail's first period band class. Next was the big Christmas Dance . The S.C.A. had a Christmas card exchange in which students at Andrew Lewis could exchange cards with students at Salem High . They also had a play done by the Drama class . A can of food was charged as admission for each student. This food was given to needy families around the area . In the spring the S.C.A. had a red and white day; the students wore red and white to celebrate Valentine's Day . On February 17 the Sadie Hawkins Dance took place . The girls invited the boys to the dance. Later on , the S.C.A. and Choir sponsored a talent show, where students showed their many talents. They also sponsored the annual eighth-grade dance. Row 1: Brooks May, Amy Daulton, Sarah Wolfe . Row 2: Debbie Puch , Lisa Hill, Amy Taylor. Row 3: Judith Cross , Trina Gillespie, Carrie Campb~ll , Lisa Sheets. Row 4: Shannon Fisher, Jennifer Sease, Luke Campbell, Lesley Hammersley, Jennifer Medley. Lisa Minter and Arnie Morris seemed shocked as their picture was taken at the ticket booth . 24 SCA �Funds were collected for the Christmas Dance by having students deposit money in jars for their favorite college . Trina Gillespie, Judith Cross, and Mrs. Orville watch the jars. The look of love was in their eyes as Cheryl Turner and Aaron Bland dance. SCA 25 �Andrew Lewis Pioneer Staff Row 1: Laurie Stacy, Teresa B II . I R b"n Morris Crista CGoffman, Shelley Archer, Chris J~dithRCross, Sonya Huff, Tracy Sink. Row 2: Teresa Settle. Glenet~ H~ ek ~o~ge Row 4: Tina ross, Trey Isley, Debbie Lamanc~n ow 3: Pa~ Powell, Paul Sisson, Brent. Hensley, Randy Grub • ri a · • isa Arment, Kim Barger, Leslie Duncan , Michelle Grubb. 'ki Ly. Shelley Archer, Brent Hensley a d S • n onya Hutt 26 Yearbook concentrate on their typing . �Annual Staff busily works to meet the deadline. Kim Barger is finally through. Annual Staff discusses future plans for the yearbook. Ye arbo ok 27 �Latin Club Row 1: Kate Candler, Tray Isley, Lisa Arment, Julie Lipes. Row 2: Cliff Hudson, Melissa Rhodes, Kim Meadows, Laurie Stacy, Damon Simmers, Pei-Wen Shen, Debbie Wass, Greg Thomasson. Row 3: Jamie Nininger, Liz Nor- ris, Jennifer Sease, Brian Viar, Andy Rice, Tara Yost, Lisa Omahundra, Stacey Craft, Chris Byington. Row 4: Tina Gross, Christi Jones, Helen Sanders, Beth Hicks, Lisa Sheets , Meghan Fox, Jason Walker, Kris Doyle, Mrs. Nancy Shaw (sponsor) . Row 5: Kim Barger Amy Gentry, Carrie Campbell , Shanno Fisher, Lesley Hammersly, Luke Campbell Jennifer Medley, Bobby Sowell. TheLatinClub~arted~yellwi~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ thirty-seven eager members. Instructed by Mrs. Nancy Shaw, the club was comprised of first year Latin students. Elected officers included: pre~ident - Tray Isley, vicepres1d~nt --:--- Lisa Arment, secretary - Julie L1pes, treasurer _ Kate Candler. In November, the club had their first Roman Banquet. After a delicious dinner, club members were able to see the Miss Roman pageant. There were eight runners-up and Christi J ones was crowned Miss Rome Christi had entered the contest a~ Miss Jerusalem . President, Tray Isley was the master of ceremonies at the banquet th is year. In December the club held its annual Christmas Di~ner at the Townclub. The Latin Club end- Miss Rome, Chris Jones and Miss Geneva, Jennifer Sease model their winning costumes frorn t ed the school year with its annual Roman Banquet. spring picnic. 28 Latin Club �Future Homemakers of America Cou~ney Wood, Angela Boitnott, and Janet Flint cut out patterns during an FHA meeting. FHA sponsor, Mary Hill, displays an original silk-screen design for the club T-shirts. Row 1: Mic.helle .Presley, Janet Hoskins, Angela Boitnott, Courtney Wood , Janet Flint. Row 2: Pam Carr (sponsor), Eric Angell , Zand ie Hurley, Jame Taliaferro ' Michelle Hall , Michelle Grubb. FHA 29 �Y-teens Row 1: Dina Patel, Courtney Wood. Row 2: Janet Flint, Connie Bowles, Kathy Roberts. The Lewis Times Staff Row 1: Felicia Reddick, Kristy Bell , Melissa Fitzgerald . Row 2: Randy Belcher , Glen Benson (sponsor) , Bobby Stephenson . 30 Y-teens, Newspaper �Builders C lub and Math Team Row 1: Amy McCoy, Sarah Marie Duncan, Dana Shively . Row 2: Jamie Hill, Michael Hunt, Tracey Nemeth, Betty Bebber, Kyle Shively . Row 1: Andy Rice , Eddie Meadows , Grady McCulley , Charles Angstadt, Cliff Hudson . Row 2: Marji Puohnen , Sandy EHiot, Dian Morehart . Stephanie Danstrom , Stephanie Slusher, Carolyn Herndon . Row 3 : Michael W1ll1ams , Neil Conner, Jennifer Sease , Christi Jones , Kim Barger , Laurie Stacy , Bobby Stephenson , Cindy Borowski. Builders Club , Math Team 31 �Play it again, band Sixth grade students in band exploratory enjoy a free moment before class . Row 1: L. Norris M o h Mann, M. Pott Ms'co~u~ eller, T. Allgayer, S. J. Ashby, C. Bell .B p 'k · imith, M. Puotinen, J. Angell, G. Ao~th: Sar~se oJw ~l:lsJ . HoHskins, ' • 8 · ens- 32 Band c ley, c. Byington , J. Potts, L. Edwards, A. Flow- Lewis, J . Carter, J. Nininger, M. Grace. J . ers , A. Peek, S. Brown . Row 3: R. Humphrey, klin , W . Webb , J . Harrell . Row 4: D. V ii, M. Dixon, C. Hudson, J . Powell, 8. Sowell, L. Downs , A. Polster, J. Shaner. Wilson, B. Thornton, S. Hickson . J . Gosney, H . �Row 1: P. Deisher, M . Millner, E. Hod~e , R. Leftwich, C. Houchins, B . Lewis, F. Reddick, S. Reynolds , R. Zimmerman, A. Biddle, T . Blevins, P. Gray. Row 2: N . Humphrey, I. Wolfe , J . Booth, W. Thornhill, N . Metheney, T. Batts , P. Powers, A. Howell, V. Weaver, S. Roop, L. R. Moore, G. Beasley, B. Hollaman, B. HuffLauzon, P. Butler, D. Howitt, B. Defeo , D. Ply- man , G. White, C. Walters, D. Evans , T. Kiser, male . Row 3: D. Pitts, C. Herndon, P. Macin- R. Jenkins. Row 4: D. Vail. tosh, M. Conklin, M. Whitlock, G. McCulley, J. Morgan, S. Thomas, K. Crawford, M. Parrish , -·· w : P. Lewis , R. Dodd , D. Van- mer, D. Gordon . Row 3 : D. Vail , M. Farrell , T . Row 1 : S . L ayton, M . Evans, M . Claytor, A. D. Dooley. Ro 2 ce , A . Mc c oy , T . Far - G1'les , J · Brammer , C · Shelor · Kauper, M . F rye , L. Alls , S . Mease , K. Roberts , derpool ' S. Roupe' C. Pa Band 33 �Advanced Choir R~w 1: L. Strouth, K. Taylor, A. Mabry, L. Mitchell, s. Archer, J. Lipes, K. Candler, A. Spence, L. Sheets, L. Thompson, T. Wilson . Row2:M. Ray, J. Wallen,C. Calaway,T.Sink, K. Banks, J. Cross, c. Cobb, S. Turner, T. Yost, K. Shively, A. Rice, G. Witt, T. Zini, M. Smith , A. Sturgill, S. Huff, A. Gentry, C. Campbell , S. Fisher, L. Hammersley, J. Medley, C. Bell . Row 3: Z. Hurley, R. Morris , A. Jasper, T. Set- tie, D. Morehart, C . Jones, K . Bryant, J . Angell , K. Martin, T . Gillespie , L. Minter, L. Campbell , R. Witt, J . Woolwine, J . Walker, D . Simmers , M . Miller, A. Evans, K. Meadows, J . Carter, S . Lacey, H. Switzer, C . Reasor, K. Rumburg, M. Harris, M. Grant , A. Nichols. Row 4: A. Clark , C. Gerhold , C. Coffman , T. Hunter, J . Taliferro , S. Bailey, L. Bates, C . Fowler, A. Tharpe , D. Baugess, P. Powell , C . Goens, S . Wilburn, B . Richardson, T . Smith, G . Powell, L. Duncan Price , D. Wass , M . Fox , L. Robertso n Snavely, T . Neil, L. Cline, T . Hoback. Row McGuire , S . Law, T . Mullins, K. King. Looney , H . Saunders, C . Davis, J. Sease Jennings, G . Jenkins, C . Stanley, L. Joh n • B . Viar, R . Brown, B. Perdue, C. Jon es. Barger, D . Lamanca, S . Gilley, L. Arm en • , Via, J . Booth, J . White, L. Harlow, T. Saund Lewis Singers .--~~~·~~~~~~~~~·--~~~~~~~~ 1 Row : Melis~a Gearhart, Lisa Sheets Shan- Lisa Minter , Michelle Anderson . Row 2: Chad Miles, Brent Richardson , Luke Cann non Fisher, Jill .Carter, Dian Morehart ' Susan Richard Witt Jason Walker , Lee Johnson , Timmy Smith, Stephen Riser. Jennings, Debbie Puch , Lesley Hammersley, Tommy Smith, Glenn Jenkins , Chris Stanley . 34 Choir 5: , �Beginning Choir Row 1: L. McDaniel, S. Mathena, K. Blevins, D. Gilbert, S. Provost, A. Taylor, C. Moore, P. Wright, R. Burton, S. Riser, S. Simmons , M. Gearhart, J. Hoblitzell, K. Nunnally, T. Carter, l. Ward , A. Thompson . Row 2: C. Jones, J . McPeake, C . Gist, A. Manning, P. Bobbitt, M. Anderson, A. Nemivant, A. Leonard, T. Bryant, C. Davis, L. Yoori, S. Duncan, J. Clayburn , T . Francisco, S. Jewell, J. Quoss, N. Wheby. Row 3: L. Hall, S. Ferguson , S. Duncan, S. Updike, D. Dillard , G. Harris, M. Eary, T . Tolley, L. Huff, T. Smith , D. Delcourt, K. Gordon , H. Carter, S. Reece, T. St. Clair, M. Turk. Row 4: C . Camina, L. Davis, S. Sheppard , L. Byrd , A. Reedy, M. Hall, M. Martin, D. Helm, C. Miles, J. Parsons, J. Williams, C. Eanes, D. Via, D. Puch , A. Martin , A. Hodges, A. Owens . Sixth Grade Choir Row 1: D. Bailey , B . Yeatts , s. Harshbarger, H. Nimms, T. Newberry, s. Carroll , D. Dawning , M. Walker, M. Presley , K. Garren , s. Wolfe , K. Lockhart, S. Firebaugh , K. Hale, S. Deheart . Row 2 : E. Frost , s. Keaney, T. Roseberry , C. enhoker , L. Booth , S. Ferree, J. Dowdy , A. Fisher, T. Dillion , s. Stinnette , J. Bailey, J. Bat- Dunn, T . Hubble, C. Bowles, T . Brightwell , R. tie , s. Stovall , K. Robertson, K. Hull, S. De- Chattin, T. Robinson. heart. Row 3: T. McCray, K. Roberts , T. Link- Choir 35 �Future Business Leaders of Ame rica Row 1: Brian Fralin, Kristy Bell, Tracy Nemeth, Kim Duffy, Teresa Settle , Denise Jones, Phillip Cantrell. Row 2: Tashia Clemons, Leslie Harlow, Lori Cline, Cynammon Jones, Jon Blevins, Dee Mann , Lorrie Reese. Row 3: Sandra East (sponsor), Carol Huffman, Glenett Hale, Michelle Grubb, Scott Witt, Cindy Borowski, Debbie Hunter. Sponsor, Sandra East and Tracy Nemeth at the Spartan Square for a bake sale . 36 FBLA �Student Life Construction is under way for a new Lewis D-Hall? Our loyal custodian , Mr. Leonard Butler, calls K-Mart for a new mop?? What is this? A faculty meeting?? Student Life 37 �PEOPLE 38 People Divider �Guess who? Four teachers modeling their jeans on casual day. Mike Akers Scott Atkins Glenn Benson Virginia Bohon Larry Bradley Pat Brill Lisa Brow D.L. Bull Beth Byrd Lewis Campbell Mary Campion Pamela Carr Tom Chester Stacy Clark Jori Cordell Micheal Cox Lynn Davis Laura Duncan Sandra East Pam Elgin Faculty 39 �Judy Farmer Eva Farrell Nina Garrett Margaret Gregory Janet Harless Elizabeth Hiles Sandy Hill Brian Hooker Virginia Houchens Frances Hurst Regina Hyer Liesa Jenkins Mary Justice A student works from sun-to-sun but Eve Deegan 's work is never done. Edna Kennedy Joe Kirby 40 Faculty �Rick Leichtweis Marie Martin Betsy McClearn Sandra McCulley Lyle McLaren James Morris Susan Morris Patricia Oberlin Brenda Orange Kathy Phlegar Jennifer Pickard Patricia Reynolds Robin Richardson Julie Roberts Allen Rodgers Faculty 41 �"::....-- - ----=-- - - Is Jennifer Pickard a teacher or a student? It's hard to tell on a casual day. Julie Sea ~aulette ~eidman ancy Shaw ~~ry E_llen Shrader Pu Y Sisson at Smith L~igh Ann Soltis Vilma Stanley Wilma Stiff 42 Faculty Pat Oberlin flashes her pearly whites after volleyball practice . �Lois Taliaferro Susan Taylor Beverly Thomas Lou Tribble Sally Tyler Leslie Unger David Vail Buddy Ward Hazel Waters Katherine Wilbourne Ted Williams Mary Wright Marty Yuhas Look at all the instant buddies Mr. Harry Jones accumulated when the photographer walked in . Mrs. Carol Nunnally, our loyal substitute , gets ready for her first period class. Faculty 43 �David Aliff Selena Aliff Teresa Allgayer .....__-'_ ~..._ _ __ Joe Alls Jenny Angell John Angell Shelley Archer Lisa Arment Julie Ashby Sonya Atkins Sara Bailey Lisa Bales Kim Banks Kim Barger Trey Bateman Dalton Baugess Melissa Bayne Kyle Bean Billy Becker Randy Belcher Cece Bell Diane Bell Kristi Bell Blenda Bernard ••--- 44 Eighth Grade Robin Morris poses dramatically before a one-act pl ay. �Jon Beusse Mike Blackwell Aaron Bland Clara Blankenbeckler Jon Blevins Tammy Blevins Robbie Bolton Jodi Booth Cindy Borowski Chris Branson April Brightwell Dale Brooks Loretta Brown Richard Brown Sandy Brown Carreen Brumbaugh Kristi Bryan·! Bobby Bryson Thomas Burch Scott Butcher Christie Butler Chris Byington Cindi Calaway Carrie Campbell Luke Campbell Katie Candler Phillip Cantrell Jill Carter John Carter David Charlton Jeremy Chastang Ann Clark Tashia Clemons Eighth Grade 45 �Tracy Clemons Lori Cline Carol Cobb Yancey Cobb Steve Cochran Crista Coffman Beth Cole Brett Collier Johnathan Conklin Chris Conner Stacy Craft Chris Crawford Ronnie Crisco Kelly Crockett Judith Cross Barbara Crowe Glenn Crowe Steve Cundiff Scott Cunningham Joe Dannel Carmella Davis DeeDee Davis Mark Dixon Ray Downs Kris Doyle Missy Drumheller Derick Duffy Kim Duffy David Duncan Leslie Duncan Lisa Edwards Keith Elliott Sandy Elliott David Ellis Tracy Epperly Dawn Etter 46 Eighth Grade �Angie Evans Donnie Evans Mary Farmer Joe Faus Richie Ferris Shannon Fisher Melissa Fitzgerald James Fleming Teresa Flinchum Robert Flurnoy Brian Foster Cheri Fowler Meghan Fox Brian Fralin Kim Fralin Angie Garman Gary Garrett Amy Gentry Cassandra Gerhold Trina Gillespie Staci Gilley Renay Goff Christy Goodwin Michael Grace Michelle Grant Randy Grisso Tina Gross Michelle Grubb Randy Grubb Brian Guthrie Scott Wilburn , Julie Hancock, and Mike Miller on an assignment for science . Eighth Grade 47 �- Glenett Hale Mark Haley Jerry Hall Le~ley Hammersley Juha Hancock Kim Harless Leslie Harlow Cathy Harris Michelle Harris Chuck Hedge Brent Hensley Steve Herndon Beth Hicks Sharon Hickson Teresa Hoback Bobby Holiday Janet Hoskins Pam Howard Annette Howell Ben Howell Brett Howell Cliff Hudson Sonya Hutt Carol Huttman Robbie Humphrey Debbie Hunter Tiffany Hunter Zandie Hurley Tray Isley Mike Janney Angie Jaspar Glenn Jenkins Susan Jennings Cindy Jobe Joseph Johnson Judy Johnson 48 Eighth Grade - - --- ---- - �Is Todd Zini thrown out of class or is he just decorating the door for Christmas? Lee Johnson Steve Johnson Scott Johnston Cynnamon Jones Cristy Jones Denise Jones Chris Keaney Melissa Keister Bobby Kentrolis Greg King Kimberly King Richard Kiser Beth Krzysko Suzanne Lacey Michelle Lafon Debi Lamanca Sandra Law David Lawson Kevin Layman Harry Lewis Julie Lipes Perry Lockridge Brent Loflin Beverly Looney Christi Goodwin and Miss Garrett go over the day's lesson. Heather Looney Vonda Lovern Angela Mabry Eighth Grade 49 �Dee Dee Mann Susanna Mann Anthony Martin Kristi Martin Robbie Martin Tim Mccroskey Sherry McGuire Brian McKissick Kim Meadows Jennifer Medley Mike Miller Lisa Minter Lisa Mitchell Barry Montgomery Dian Morehart Robin Morris Tina Mullins Shannon Murphy Tommy Nash Tammy Neel Tracy Nemeth Frances Nester Glenna Nichols Jamie Nininger Liz Norris Zac Northup Lisa Omohundro Demian Pace Matt Parker Andy Parks Becky Parks Anil Patel Anita Peek Kevin Pellant Mark Pesek Philip Peterson Mike Phillips Frank Picone John Picone 50 Eighth Grade Whose mousetrap car will win the race, Barry Wimmer's or Helen Saunders's? �Dean Plymale Melissa Poff Victoria Poff Jody Poindexter Angel ica Polster Jarret Potts Glenn Powell J.P. Powell Paul Powell Amy Powers Amy Price Kimmy Price Marji Puotinen Christy Rankin Madeline Ray Carla Reasor Felicia Redrick Lorrie Reese Vance Reid Alan Repasky John Reynolds Melissa Rhodes Andy Rice Brent Richardson Dale Roberts Connie Robertson Lisa Robertson Gary Routh Katie Rumberg Helen Sanders Missy Saunders Tammy Saunders David Scott Michelle Scott David Sealock Jennifer Sease Eighth Grade 51 �Matthew Seay Teresa Settle Todd Severn John Shaner Mark Sheely Lisa Sheets Pei-Wen Shen Kyle Shively Matthew Shugart Damon Simmers Rose Simmons Tracy Sink Paul Sisson Kenny Sledd Elesha Smith Mark Smith Natalie Smith Robert Smith Tommy Smith Troy Smith Kim Snavely Bobby Sowell Faye Sowers Angie Spence Laurie Stacy Chris Stanley Bobby Stephenson Timmy Stewart Lorey Strouth Allison Sturgill John Sutton Heather Switzer Janie Taliferro Dana Taylor Kimberly Taylor April Tharpe Charlie Thomas Donnie Thomas Greg Thomasson Brian Thompson Lee Ann Thompson Buck Thornton Derek Tinsley Kricket Travers Heather Tucker Lisa Tu cker Cheryl Turner Doug Underwood 52 Eighth Grade �Susan Via Brian Viar Franklin Walker Jason Walker Julie Wallen Calvin Walters Debbie Wass Stacy Webb Will Webb Burt Welleford Bruce Wells Lynelle Wertz Jennifer White Susan White Vince White Scott Wilburn Lynton Wilson Tanya Wilson Barry Wimmer Stephanie Wise Greg Witt Richard Witt Scott Witt Angela Wolfe Jody Woolwine Darrell Worrell Andy Wright Lisa Wright Tara Yost Todd Zini Jon Zirkle Eighth Grade 53 �Jennifer Akers Nickole Akers David Alger Traci Allen Brenda Alley Dawn Allis Michelle Anderson Charles Angstadt Anne Arrington Aimee Baker Joel Banks Joe Barger Christine Barnett Trey Batts Greg Beasley Betty Bebber Denise Beckner James Becks Maile Bell Jeff Berry Amy Biddle Melissa Black Angela Blake Kimberly Blevins Missy Turks watches as Coach Orange gives some pointers to rest of class . Pam Bobbitt J.D. Booth Wendy Borders James Bowles Kevin Boyd Bryan Brammer Brad Brindle Beth Brochu Dale Brooks S.hawn Broughman Lisa Browder Debra Brown 54 Seventh Grade �Sundy Updike works on her homework in Mrs. Seay's math class. Ricky Bryant Troy Bryant Joe Burtch Nita Burton Robert Burton Patricia Butler Todd Butt Laura Byrd Rebecca Byrd Leah Gadd Ted Callaway Crystal Camina Hope Carter Tisa Carter Mark Catlett Paul Cerak Kevin Chambers Todd Chisom Kristie Chittum Jolie Clayburn Marilyn Clouser Louise Collins Lisa Compton Michael Conklin Managers, Tina Horn and Susan Jewell , get ready for volleyball practice. Neil Conner David Cook James Cooper Seventh Grade 55 �Kevin Crawford Glen Crotts Pam Cruey Ame Curtis Lamar Daniels Stephanie Danstrom Chris Davis Jennifer Davis Lisa Davis Michelle Davis Pam Deisher Diane Delcourt Letrice Denson Tami Dew Michael Deweese Kim Dickerson Denise Dillard Stephanie DiPasquale ;!;~;:::::;;.,;;~~ Paul Domeika Robin Dooley Michelle Dowdy Barbara Duffy Jimmy Duke Fred Duncan Sarah Duncan Sarah Duncan Chris Eanes Melissa Eary Wesley Epperly Dennis Epperson Linda Farris Joe Faulkerson Clay Ferguson Stacey Ferguson Anna Feury Eric Fleshman Jason Foley Junior Foutz Tammy Francisco Cindy Frye Melissa Fearhart Jason Gearhart Tim Gearhart Robbie Gibson Donna Gilbert Christine Gist Kevin Gordon Kitty Gordon 56 Seventh Grade �John Gosney Pam Gray Sean Greenway Matt Gregory Van Gresham Anne Guilds T. Jason Gusler Carol Gwaltney Billy Hale Tommy Hale Chris Hall Donnie Hall Lynda Hall Michelle Hall Sara Beth Hall Jill Hammer Richard Harlow Stephanie Harr Gretchen Harris Heather Hartless Sean Hartless Kelley Hatfield David Helm Carolyn Herndon Kimberly Herndon Mike Hershman Lisa Hill Don Hite Stephen Hite Jeni Hoblitzell Erika Hodge Abby Hodges Brad Hollaman Gerald Holtzlander Phillip Honig Tina Horn Dennis "Tyrone" Epperson does a rocker during a gymnastics lesson . Renee Horton Charlene Houchins Clinton Howard Seventh Grade 57 �Donita Howett James Huff Ben Huffman David Hughes Kim Humphrey Nancy Humphrey Susie Hutchison Todd Hylton Miller Isley Teresa Janney Shannon Jarels Robby Jenkins Cindy Jennings Susan Jewell Dolly Johnson Joanna Johnson Michael Johnson Channon Jones Chris Jones Jason Jones Kenny Jones David Joyner Bobby Kalland Jason Kegley John Kennedy Dayid Kingery Anthony Kiser Jacqueline LaMonde Krista Langheim Chase Lanier Jack Lanier Todd LaPrade Lisa Lauzon Kimberly Lawrence Randy Lawrence James Lee 58 Seventh Grade Jennifer Akers is studying for a "major test" in Mr. Ward's social studies class. �Cindy Lee Rhonda Leftwich Amy Leonard Charlie Leonard Ann Lester Brenda Lewis Kristi Linkous Tammy Lucas Pamela Macintosh Julie Majerczyk Angela Manning Angel Martin Cielita Martin Mark Martin Tina Martin Angela Mathena Stephanie Mathena Dana Maxey Grady McCulley Keith McDaniel Lisa McDaniel Jessica McDonald Khrista McKinney Jenny McPeak Ed Meadows Shawn Meadows Chad Miles Monica Millner David Mills Joseph Mills Stacy Minnick Charlene Moore Ray Moore Paul Domeika slips into the office in his gym suit to run an errand for Coach Hill. John Morgan Brian Morris Glenda Morris Seventh Grade 59 �Felicia Reddick waits for her pals at a "locker stop" between classes. Darin Moulse James Mullins William Mullins Jay Neighbors John Nelson Anu Nemivant Kristen Nunnally Dane Okerman Chad Owen Robbie Owen Amy Owens Debbie Pacetti Edward Parkins Greg Parks M.ichael Parrish Richard Parrish Jimmy Parsons Yvonne Peako Gregory Pendleton Billy Perdue Bryan Perdue Drew Pitts Dan Plybon Kim Poff Nicky Powell Phillip Powers Stephanie Provost Angela Pruitt Debbie Puch Larry Pugh 60 Seventh Grade �Lori Pugh Michelle Quarterman Jennifer Quoss Jane Rainville James Ray David Reams Sherry Reece Angie Reedy Sheery Reynolds Tammy Rhodes Brent Richardson Lori Riddle Stephen Riser Dawn Ritchey Keith Roberts Keith Roberts Barbara Robertson Jeffrey Robertson Tara Robertson Faith Rock Joyce Roop Susan Roop Shannon Seay Sharon Sheppard Dana Shively Tina Sigman Bryan Simmons Tonya Simmons Sherri Sledd Stephanie Slusher Stephanie Danstrom, J.P. Wright, and Jeni Hoblitzell work on their Math Turn book upside down; Are you stuck to the ceiling Greg Parks? homework. Seventh Grade 61 �Alissa Smith Stephanie Smith Timmy Smith Wilson Smith Keith Snidow Matthew Spiva Teresa St. Clair Tammi Stilwell David Stokes Justin Talbot-Jones Amy Taylor Jennifer Teachey Kha Teng' Freddie Terry Chris Thomas Jodi Thomas Scott Thomas April Thompson Wyatt Thornhill Timothy Tolley Quang Tran Missy Turk James Turner Randy Turner 62 Seventh Grade Basketball manager, Drew Pitts, goes for two before practi ce starts . �Trevor Turner Lesa Tuttle Sundy Updike Kevin Vance Ross Vandergrift Buford Vass Chris Vest Rodney Vest Deana Via Raymond Wagner Michael Walters Lisa Ward Mike Warren April Webb Jimmy Webber Julie Wellman Ricky Wells Anthony Whitaker Greg White Michael Whitlock Scott Wilder Chris Williams Jerry Williams Tony Wilson Ila Wolfe Mark Wood Lisa Woods Robert Woods Tad Woods Patrick Wright Toby Yeatts Lisa Yoon Amy Yopp Randy Young Robin Zimmerman Seventh Grade 63 �Karen Abshire Mike Adams Leonard Aliff Lori Alls Paul Ames Eric Angell Jarred Arnold Patty Arrington Melanie Atkins Wendy Atkinson Samantha Ayers Darrin Bailey Julie Bailey Clarissa Balbalion Justin Barham Timmy Barr Jennifer Battle Kevin Blackwell Brad Blankenship Angela Boitnott Luanne Boothe Christy Booze Michael Bower Connie Bowles Jeff Brammar Melissa Brammar Timothy Brauch Tiffani Brightwell Melissa Brookman Jeff Broughman Roy Brown Kim Bryant Kim Bryant 64 Sixth Grade �Barbara Burnop Lorraine Campbell Melanie Capito Denise Carey Johnny Carr Stephanie Carroll Stephanie Carroll Rhonda Chattin Judy Chitwood Martha Claytor Jeff Clinevell Billy Cole Adam Combs Dana Combs Randall Cooper Maga Crabtree Holly Cromer Mary Crouch Kristen Cruey Mike Cruff Jerry Daniel Eric Darby Amy Daulton Sonya Dehart Tonya Dehart Scott Dempsey Rusty Deyerle Travis Dillon Ronald Dodd Donna Dooley Matthew Graham catches 40 winks during Mrs. Tyler's 1st period class . Sixth Grade 65 �An~a Dooms Julia Dowdy Dawn Downing Sandra Doyle Patricia Duncan Amy Dunn William Eades Donna Eubank Lewis Eubank Missy Evans Richie Evans Tim Farmer Michael Farrell Suzanne Feree Billy Ferris Patrick Finney Sonja Firebaugh Chad Fisher Tina Fitzgerald Janet Flint Tammy Forlines Nora Franciso Everett Frost Craig Frye Todd Trail tries to apply a dab of paint on Randy Rich 's cheek. Mr. Mike Akers works on lesson plans during his free period. 66 Sixth Grade �Kim Bryant cleans up her mess during interest block in the industrial arts room . Melanie Frye Jeffrey Furr Kristi Garren Jay Gaylor Danita Gearheart Billy Gerald ---- Scott Gibson Mark Goodbar Billy Goodwyne Derek Gordon Larry Gordon Matthew Graham Karen Gross Jo-Lynn Guelich Karen Hale Steven Hall Jamie Halsey Jackie Hamilton Lori Hanes Eric Harlow Shannon Harris Steven Harshbarger Eddie Hartman Matthew Reynolds , Ed Parkins, and Donna Dooley at work during math class . Celyne Heck Dwayne Hedge Meredith Helm Sixth Grade 67 �Paul Hickerson Jamie Hill James Hiner Lynn Holliday Cliff Horn Brian Horsley Darlene Houchins Teresa Hubble Krista Huff Kristy Hull Michael Hunt Laura Hyer Curtis Jackson Michelle Jennings Ingrid Johnson Steve Joiner Adonna Jones Forest Jones Jennifer Jones Raymond Jones Amy Kauper Shawn Keaney Carrina Keas Sabrina Keas Scott Keen Patricia Keesling Michelle Keyes Chris Kingery Todd LaPrad Robert Lawrence Robert Lawton John Lay Christy Layman Pamela Lewis Shawn Linkenhoker Christine Lockhart Nicole Logan Kristi Long Randall Mabery 68 Sixth Grade Is Judy Chitwood really that annoyed by the photograph �Melissa White works on her interest block project. Jeannie Mabes Mark Madden Brett Magenbauer Wendy Maxey Gary Maxfield Stephanie May Susie McAllister Marc McCormack Amy McCoy Tony McCray Tommy McDonald Ricky McGuire Sonya Mease Mike Miller Colleen Mills Greg Mitchell Toby Mittelstetter Mana Monterosso Sixth Grade 69 �Patrick Morgan Chris Morris Robert Morris Troy Morrison Laura Mullen Sonya Mullins Brent Munsey Travis Murphy Donna Nance Brian Nelson Tracy Newberry Michelle Newman Heather Nimmo Angela Nuckols Becky Oliver Blake Owen Cyrus Pace Carol Padgett Audra Palmer Tracy Palmer Sean Parker f Dina Patel B.J. Pentecost Charles Perdue 70 Sixth Grade John Lay seems deeply engrossed in the book he's read ing. �Wayne Peters Carlton Pierce Melissa Preas Michelle Presley Mariann Prochaska Lonnie Pugh Beth Raborn Kelly Radford Steve Rasnake Kyle Ratliff Michelle Ray Jill Reeves Michelle Reeves Heidi Regnier Andy Renick Matthew Reynolds Amy Rice Randall Rich Amy Rickman Jon Roberts Kathleen Roberts Keith Roberts Kim Robertson Terri Robinson Stacey Rogers Shawn Roop Todd Roseberry Scott Roupe Davelle Rudd Scott Rusinko Brian Saul Timmy Saunders Lee Schrader Sixth Grade 71 �Students in Mrs. Soltis's class listen as librarian, Ms. Justice, explains how to use the library. -. Marc Schram Chad Scott Wendy Sealock Chris Shelor Chris Shelton Keynan Shepherd Shawn Simmons Diron Smith Eric Smith Falisha Smith Greg Smith Willie Smith Adrianne Speigel B~nny Spencer Cindy Spradlin Johnny Sprinkle Donald St. Clair Lori St. Clair Melanie St. Clair Laura Stephens Shannon Stephenson Shannon Stinnette Paul Stoutamire Shanda Stovall Lisa Switzer Laura Tawney Amy Thompson Jeff Thornton Chris Tiedemann Angela Tolley 72 Sixth Grade ... �Allison Trail Todd Trail Constance Turner William Vance David Vanderpool Tony Vest Mary Walker Steve Waller Brad Ward Betsy Webb Amy Webster Mike Webster Chris Welcher Bryan Wheeler Chad Wheeling Ken White Melissa White Sterling Wiley Dwayne Williams Melissa Witt Sarah Wolfe Courtney Wood Suzanne Work Bradie Worrell Larry Wright Sherry Wright Andrea Wrobel Bradley Yeatts Amy Yopp Chris Kingery, Eric Angell, and Keith Roberts work on copper projects Stephanie Carroll puts on her happy face fo r the camera. during industrial arts class . Sixth Grade 73 �AAA Abshire, Karen 64 Adams, Michael 64 Akres, Jennifer 54, 58 Akers, Mike 39, 66 Akers, Nickole 54 Alger, David 54 Aliff, David 44 Aliff, Leonard 64 Aliff, Selena 44 Allen, Traci 54 Alley, Brenda 54 Allgayer, Teresa 20, 21 , 32, 44 Alls, Joseph 32, 44 Alls, Lori 33, 64 Allis , Dawn 54 Ames, Paul 64 Anderson, Michelle 34, 54 Angell , Eric 29, 73 Angell, Jennifer 32, 44 Angell, John 44, 64 Angstadt, Charles 31 , 54 Archer, Shelley 14, 15, 26, 34, 44 Arment, Lisa 3, 21 , 26, 28, 44 Arnold, Jarred 64 Arrington , Anne 54 Arrington, Patricia 64 Ashby, Julianna 32, 44 Atkins, Melanie 64 Atkins, Scott 16 17 39 44 Atkins, Sonya ' ' ' Atkinson , Wendy 48, 64 Ayers, Samantha 64 BBB Bailey, Darrin 64 Bailey, Julie 64 Bailey, Sara 44 Baker, Amiee 54 Balbalion , Clarissa 64 Bales, Lisa 44 Banks, Joel 54 Banks, Kimberly 20, 44 Barger, Joseph 54 Barger, Kimberly 15, 26, 27, 28, 31, 44 Barham, Justin 64 Barnett, Christine 54 Barr, Timothy 64 Bateman, Trey 44 Battle, Jennifer 64 Batts, Alger 17, 33, 54 Baugess, Dalton 44 Bayne , Melissa 44 Bean , Kyle 44 Beasley, Gregory 33, 54 Bebber, Betty 31 , 54 Beckner, Susan 54 Becker, Willam 44 Becks, James 54 Belcher, Paul 30 44 Bell, Ceclia 32 44 Bell , Kristen 30 36 44 Bell , Maile 54 ' ' Bell, Teressa Diane 15 26 44 Benson , Glenn 30 39 ' ' Bernard, Blenda 44 Bernard , II , Ronold Berry, Jeffrey 54 Beusse, Jon 45 Biddle, Amy 33, 54 Black, Melissa 54 Blackwell , Kevin 64 Blackwell, Michael 45 Blake, Angela 54 Bland , Aaron 25, 45 Blankenbeckler, Clara 45 74 Index Blankenship, Bradley 64 Blevins, Jonathan 36 , 45 Blevins, Kimberly 54 Blevins, Tammy 33, 45 Bobbitt, Pamela 54 Bohon, Virginia 39 Boitnott, Angela 29, 64 Bolton, Robert 45 Booth, James 33, 54 Booth, Jodi 45 Boothe, Luanne 64 Booze, Christy 64 Borders, Wendy 54 Borowski, Cynthia 31, 36, 45 Bower, Michael 64 Bowles, Connie 30, 64 Bowles, James 54 Boyd, Kevin 54 Bradley, Larry 10, 39 Brammer, Bryan 54 Brammer, Jeffery 33, 64 Brammer, Melissa 64 Branson , Christopher 45 Brauch, Timothy 64 Brightwell, April 11 , 13, 45 Brightwell, Tiffani 64 Brill, Pat 39 Brindle, Bradley 54 Brochu , Meta 54 Brooks, Dale 45, 54 Brooks , Richard Brooks , William Brookman, Melissa 64 Broughman , Brian Broughman , Jeffery 64 Broughman, Melissa Broug.1man , Patricia Broughman, Russell 54 Browder, Lisa 54 Brown, Debra 54 Brown , Lisa 39 Brown , Loretta 45 Brown , Richard 45 Brown, Roy 64 Brown , Sandra 32, 45 Brumbau9h , Carreen 45 Bryant, Kimberly 64 Bryant, Kimberly 64, 67 Bryant, Kristi 45 Bryant, Richard 55 Bryant, Troy Bryson, Robert 45 Bull , D.L. 39 Burnop, Barbara 64, 65 Burtch, Joseph 55 Burton, Nita 55 Burton , Robert 55 Butcher, Scott 45 Butler, Christie 45 Butler, Patricia 33 , 55 Butt, Barry 55 Byington , Christopher 28 , 32 , 45 Byrd , Beth 39 Byrd , Laura 55 Byrd, Rebecca 55 CCC Gadd , Leah 55 Calaway, Cindi 45 Callaway, James 55 Camina, Crystal 55 Campbell , Carrie 7, 14, 15, 24 , 28 , 45 Campbell, Lewis 39, 41 Campbell , Lorraine 65 Campbell , Luke 24, 28, 34 , 45 Campion , Mary 36 Candler, Katherine 20, 21 , 28, 34 , 45 Cantrell , Phillip 36, 45 Capito , Melanie 65 Carey , Denise 65 Carr, John 65 Carr, Pamela 3, 29, 39 Carter, Hope 55 Carter, Jill 34 , 45 Carter, John 32, 45 Carter, Tisa 55 Carroll , Stephanie 65, 73 Carroll, Stephanie 65 Catlett, Mark 55 Cerak, Paul 55 Chambers , Kevin 55 Charlton , William 45 Chastang , Jeremy 10, 45 Chattin , Rhonda 65 Chester, Tom 39 Chisom , Todd 55 Chittum, Christy 7 , 55 Chitwood , Judy 65, 68 Clark, Ann 45 Clark, Stacy 39 Clayburn , Jolie 55 Claytor, Martha 33, 65 Clemons, Tashia 36, 45 Clemons , Tracy 46 Cline , Lori 36, 46 Clinevell , Jeffrey 65 Clouser, Marilyn 55 Cobb , Carol 7 , 46 Cobb, Yancey 18, 46 Cochran , Steven 46 Coffman , Crista 15, 26, 46 Cole , Catherine 46 Cole, Wilbur 65 Collier, Brett 46 Collins , Louise 55 Combs, Adam 65 Combs, Dana 65 Compton , Melissa 55 Conklin, Jonathan 32, 46 Conklin, Michael 33, 55 Conner, Christopher 46 Conner, Neil 31, 55 Cook, David Cooper, James 55 Cooper, Randall 65 Cordell, Jori 20 , 39 Cox , Michael 18, 19, 39 Crabtree, Magalena 65 Craft, Stacy 15, 28, 46 Craighead, Angela Crawford , Christian 10, 46 Crawford , Kevin 18, 19, 33 , 56 Crisco , Ronald 46 Crockett, Kelly 46 Cromer, Holly 65 Cross , Judith 24, 25, 26 , 46 Crotts , Glenn 56 Crouch , Mary 65 Crowe, Barbara 46 Crowe , Glenn 46 Cruey, Kristen 65 Cruey , Pamela 56 Cruff , Michael 65 Cundiff, Stephen 46 Cunningham, Scott 46 Curtis , Ame 56 Cyrus , Ladonna ODD Daniel , Gerald 65 Daniels , Lamar 10, 17 Dannel , Ill , Harold Dannel , Joe 46 Danstrom , Stephanie 31 , 56 , 61 Darby , Mic hael 65 Daulton , Amy 15, 2 4 , 65 �Davis, Carmella 46 Davis, Christopher 56 Davis, Lynn 39 Davis, Deitra 46 Davis, Jennifer 56 Davis, Lisa 56 Davis, Michelle 56 Deegan, Eve 40 Defeo, Bonny 33 Dehart, Sonya 35, 65 Dehart, Tonya 35 65 Deisher, Pamela 13 33 56 Delcourt, Diane 56 ' ' Dempsey, Freddie 65 Denson, Letrice 56 Dew, Tami 56 Deweese, Michael 56 D~yerle, Rusty 65 D!ckerson, Kimberly 56 Dillard, Denise 56 D!llon, Travis 35, 65 DiPasquale, Stephanie 56 D1x~n. Mark 32, 46 Dob1ns, Sylvia Dodd, Ronald 33 65 Domeika, Paul 56, 59 Dooley, Donna 33 65 67 Dooley, Robin 56 ' ' Dooms, Anga 66 Dowdy, Julie 35 66 Dowdy, Michell~ 56 Downs, Morris 32, 46 Downing, Dawn 35 66 Doyle, Kristin 28 4(3 Doyle, Sandra 6S Drumheller, Melissa 32 46 Duffy, Barbara 56 ' Duffy, Derick 46 Duffy, Kimberly 36 46 Duke, James 56 . Duncan , David 46 Duncan, Fred 56 Duncan , Laura 39 guncan, Leslie 15, 26 46 uncan, Patricia 66 ' Duncan , Sarah M 31 56 Duncan , Sarah R . 56' Dunn, Amy 35, 6G EEE Eades, William 66 Eanes, Chris 56 Eary, Melissa 56 East, Sandra 36 39 Ed"'.>'ards, Lisa 32 46 El~in. Pam 39 , Ellrott, Keith 46 Elliott, Sandra 31 46 Ellrs, David 10 4 Epperly, Tracy' 46 ~pperly, Wesley 56 pperson, Dennis 56 57 Etter, Dawn 46 · Eubank, Donna 66 Eubank, Lewis 66 Evans, Angela 47 Evans, Donald 33 47 Evans, Melissa 66 Evans, Richard 66 5 FFF Farmer, Judy 40 Farmer, Mary 47 Farmer, Timothy 33 66 Farrell, Eva 40 ' Farrell , Michael 33 , 66 Farris, Linda 56 Faulkerson, Joseph 56 Faus, Clyde 47 Feree, Suzanne 35, 66 Ferguson, Fredrick 56 Ferguson, Stacey 56 Ferris, Billy 66 Ferris , Richard 47 Feury, Anna 56 Finney, Charles 66 Firebaugh, Sonja 35, 66 Fisher, Charles 35, 66 Fisher, Shannon 20, 21, 24, 28, 34, 47 Fitzgerald, Melissa 13, 30, 47 Fitzgerald, Tina 66 Fleming, James 47 Fleshman, Eric 56 Flinchum, Teresa 47 Flint, Edward Flint, Janet 29, 30, 66 Flowers, A. 32 Flurnoy, Robert 47 Foley, Jason 56 Forlines, Tammy 66 Foster, Brian 47 Foutz, Junior 56 Fowler, Cheri 47 Fox, Meghan 7, 28, 47, 51 Fralin, Brian 18, 23, 47 Fralin, Kimberlee 47 Francisco, Nora 66 Francisco, Tammy 56 Frost, Everett 35, 66 Frye, Cindy 56 Frye, Craig 66 Frye, Melanie 33, 67 Fu rr, Jeffrey 67 GGG Garlic, Charles Garman, Angela 47 Garren , Kristine 35, 67 Garrett, Gary 4 7 Garrett, Nina 40, 46, 49 Gaylor, Jay 67 Gearhart, Danita 67 Gearhart, Melissa 34, 56 Gearhart, Thomas 56 Gearhart, Timothy 56 Gentry, Amy 15, 28, 47 Gerald, Billy 67 Gerhold, Cassandra 47 Gibson, Jeffery Gibson, Robert 56 Gibson, Scott 67 Gilbert, Donna 56 Giles, T. 33 Gillespie, Trina 15, 20, 24, 25, 47 Gilley, Staci 47 Gist, Christine 56 Goff, Edward Goff, Renay 47 Goodbar, Mark 67 Goodwin, Mary 47, 49 Goodwyne , Wrlliam 67 Gordon, Derek 33, 67 Gordon, Kathryn 56 Gordon, Kevin 56 Gordon, Larry 67 Gosney, John 32, 57 Grace , Michael 32, 47 Graham , Matthew 65, 67 Grant, Michelle 47 Graves , Michael 67 Gray, Juanita Gray, Pamela 33, 57 Greenway, Richard 57 Gregory, Margaret 40 Gregory, Matthew 57 Gresham, Van 16, 17, 57 Grissco, Randall 47 Gross, Karen 67 Gross, Tina 11 , 12, 13, 26, 28, 47 Grubb, Michelle 26 , 29, 36, 47 Grubb, Randolph 26, 47 Guelich, Jo-Lynn 67 Guilds, Anne 57 Gusler, Thomas 57 Guthrie, Brian 47 Gwaltney, Elizabeth 13, 57 HHH Hagee, Kimberly Hale, Glenett 26, 36, 48 Hale, Karen 35, 67 Hale, Tommy 57 Hale, William 57 Haley, Mark 48 Hall, Christopher 57 Hall, Donald 57 Hall, Jerry 10, 17, 48 Hall, Lynda 57 Hall, Michelle 29, 57 Hall, Sara Beth 57 Hall, Steven 67 Hall, Tamara Halsey, Jamie 67 Hamilton, Jackie 67 Hammer, Jill 57 Hammersley, Lesley 15, 20, 24, 28 , 34, 48 Hancock, Julia 47, 48 Hanes, Lori 67 Harless, Kimberly 48 Harless, Janet 39 Harlow, Eric 67 Harlow, Leslie 36 , 48 Harlow, Richard 57 Harr, Stephanie 57 Harrell, J. 32 ·Harris, Cathy 48 Harris, Gretchen 57 Harris, Michelle 48 Harris, Shannon 67 Harshbarger, Steven 35, 67 Hartless, Heather 57 Hartless, Kimberly Hartless, Michael 57 Hartman, William 67 Hatfield, Kelley 57 Heck, Celyne 67 Hedge, Aaron 67 Hedge, Charles 48 Helm, David 57 Helm, Meredith 67 Hensley, Brent 26, 32, 48 Herndon, Carolyn 31 , 33, 57 Herndon , Kimberly 57 Herndon, Steve 48 Hershman, Gary 57 Hickerson, Paul 68 Hicks, Beth 20, 21, 28, 48 Hickson, Sharon 32, 48 Hiles, Elizabeth 40 Hill, James 31 , 68 Hill, Lisa 24, 57 Hill, Mary 29 Hill, Sandy 40 Hiner, James 68 Hite, Don 57 Hite, Roger 57 Hoback, Teresa 48 Hoblitzell , Jennifer 57, 61 Hodge, Erika 26, 33, 57 Hodges, Abygail 57 Hollaman, Bradford 33 , 57 Holliday, Lynn 7, 35 , 68 Index 75 �Holliday, Robert 48 Holtzlander, Gerald 57 Honig, Phillip 57 Hooker, Brian 10, 40 Horn, Clifton 68 Horn, Tina 13, 55, 57 Horsley, Brian 68 Horton, Renee 11, 13, 57 Hoskins, Janet 29, 48 Houchens, Charlene 33, 57 Houchins, Darlene 68 Houchins, Virginia 40 Howard, Clinton 57 Howard, Pamela 48 Howell, Annette 33, 48 Howell, Benjamin 48 Howell, Brett 18, 48 Howett, Donita 33, 58 Hubble, Teresa 35, 68 Hudson, Clifton 28, 31 , 32, 48 Huff, James 58 Huff, Krista 68 Huff, Sonya 26, 48 Huffman, Benjamin 33, 58 Huffman, Carol 15, 36, 48 Hughes, David 58 Hull, Kristy 35, 68 Humphrey, Kimberly 58 Humphrey, Nancy 33, 58 Humphrey, Robert 32, 48 Hunt, William 31 , 68 Hunter, Deborah 36, 48 Hunter, Tiffany 48 Hurley, Zandra 29, 48 Hurst, Frances 40 Hutchison, Susanne 58 Hyer, Laura 68 Hyer, Regina 40 Hylton, Todd 58 111 Isley, Miller 58 Isley, Tray 16, 17, 26 , 28, 48 JJJ Jackson, Curtis 68 Janney, Michael 48 Janney, Teresa 58 Jarels, Shannon 58 Jaspar, Angie 48 Jenkins, Glenn 21 34 48 Jenkins, Lisa 40 ' ' Jenkins, Robert 1O 33 58 Jennings, Cindy Jennings, Michelle 68 Jennings, Susan 20, 21 , 34, 48 Jewell, Susan 13, 55 , 58 Jobe, Cindy 48 Johnson, Dolly 58 Johnson, Ingrid 68 Johnson, Joanna 58 Johnson, Joseph 48 Johnson, Judy 48 Johnson, Lee 1o, 34, 49 Johnson, Michael 58 Johnson, Steve 49 Johnston, Scott 46 49 Joiner, Stephen 6S Jones, Adonna 68 Jones, Channon 58 Jones, Christina 28, 31 Jones, Christopher 49, 58 Jones, Cynnamon 36, 49 Jones, Denise 36, 49 Jones, Forest 68 Jones, Harry 43 sa ' 76 Index Jones, Jason 58 Jones, Jennifer 68 Jones, Kenneth 58 Jones, Raymond 68 Joyner, William 58 Justice, Mary 40 KKK Kalland, Robert 58 Kauper, Amy 33, 68 Keaney, Christopher 49 Keaney, Shawn 35, 68 Keas, Corrina 68 Keas, Sabrina 68 Keen, Brian 68 Keesling, Patricia 68 Kegley, Jason 18, 58 Keister, Melissa 20, 21, 49 Kennedy, Edna 40 Kennedy, John 58 Kentrolis, Bobby 49 Keyes, Michelle 68 Kim, So Won King, Gregory 49 King, Jeffrey King, Kimberly 49 Kingery, Christopher 68 , 73 Kingery, William 58 Kirby, Joe 40 Kiser, Anthony 33, 58 Kiser, Richard 49 Krzysko, Elizabeth 49 LLL Lacey, Suzanne 21, 49 Lafon, Michelle 49 Lamanca, Debra 3, 21, 26 , 49, 53 LaMonde, Jacqueline 58 Langheim, Krista 58 Lanier, Jackie 58 Lanier, William 58 LaPrad, Todd 68 Laprade, Todd 58 Lauzon, Lisa 33, 58 Law, Sandra 49 Lawrence, Kimberly 58 Lawrence, Randall 58 Lawrence, Robert 68 Lawson, David 49 Lawton, Robert 68 Lay, John 68, 70 Layman, Christy 68 Layman , Richard 49 Layton, Sandra Lee, Cindy 59 Lee, James 58 Leftwich , Rhonda 33 , 59 Leichtweis , Rick 41 Leonard, Amy 59 Leonard, Charles 18, 59 Lester, Ann 59 Lewis, Brenda 33, 59 Lewis, Harry 32 , 49 Lewis, Pamela 33, 68 Linkenhoker, Timothy 35, 68 Linkous, Kristi 59 Lipes, Julie 21, 28 , 34, 49 Lockhert, Christine 35 , 68 Lockridge, Perry 49 Loflin, William 49 Logan, Dana 68 Long, Lona 68 Looney, Beverly 13, 20 , 21 , 49 Looney, Heather 26 , 49 Lovelace , Sean Lovelace , Steven Lovern, Vonda 49 Lucas, Tammy 59 MMM Mabery, Randall 68 Mabes, Jeannie 69 Mabry, Angela 34, 49 Macintosh , Pamela 33, 59 Madden, Mark 69 Magenbauer, Brett 69 Majerczyk, Julia 59 Mann, Dietra 36, 50 Mann, Mary 32 , 50 Manning , Angela 59 Martin , Angel 59 Martin, Anthony 50 Martin, Cielita 13, 59 Martin, Kristi 50 Martin, Marie 41 Martin, Mark 59 Martin, Ill , Robert 50 Martin, Tina 59 Mathena, Angela 59 Mathena, Stephanie 59 Maxey, Dana 59, 69 Maxey, Wendy Maxfield, Gary 69 May, Stephanie 24 , 69 McAllister, Eunice 69 McAlwee, Tawana McClearn, Betsy 41 McCormack, Marc 69 McCoy, Amy 31, 33, 69 McCray, Thomas 35, 69 Mccroskey, Timothy 50 McCulley, Grady 31, 33, 59 McCulley, Sandra 41 McDaniel, Keith 59 McDaniel, Lisa 59 McDonald, Jessica 59 McDonald , Thomas 69 McGuire, Ricky 69 McGuire, Sherry 50 McKinney, Khrista 59 McKissick, Richard 50 Mclaren, Lyle 41 McPeak, Jennifer 59 Meadows, Edward 31 , 59 Meadows, Kimberly 21, 28, 50 Meadows, Shawn 59 Meadows, Larry Mease, Sonia 33 , 69 Meddings, Brian Medley, Jennifer 15, 20, 24, 28 , 50 Metheney, Michael 33 Miles, Chandlor 34, 59 Miller, Michael 47, 50 Miller, Michael W. 69 Millner, Monica 59 Mills, Colleen 69 Mills, David 18, 59, 6 Mills, Joseph 59 Mills, Katherine Minnick, Stacy 59 Minter, Lisa 24 , 34 , 50 Mitchell, Lisa 34 , 50 Mitchell , Michael Mittelstetter, Toby 69 Monterosso, Maria 69 Montgomery, Barry 50 Moore , Charlene 59 Moore, Raymond 33, 59 Morehart, Dian 31 , 34 , 50 Morgan , John 33 , 59 Morgan , Patrick 70 Morris , Andrew Morris, Arnold 24 Morris, Brian 48 , 59 �Morris, Christopher 70 Morris, Glenda 59 Morris, Grace Morris, James 41 Morris, Robin 26, 44, 50 Morris, Susan 41 Morrison, Troy 70 Moulse, Michael 60 Mullen, Laura 35, 70 Mullins, James 60 Mullins, Sonya 70 Mullins, Tina 50 Mullins, William 60 Munsey, Brent 69 , 70 Murphy, Shannon 50 , 51 Murphy, Travis 70 NNN Nance, Donna 70 Nash, Lawrence 23, 50 Neel, Tammy 26, 50 Neighbors, Jacob 60 Nelson, Brian 70 Nelson, John 60 Nemeth, Tracy 31, 36, 50, 51 Nemivant, Anuradha 60 Nester, Frances 50 Newberry, Tracy 35, 70 Newman, Michelle 70 Nichols, Glenna 50 Nimmo, Heather 35 , 70 Nininger, Jamie 28, 32 , 50 Norris, Elizabeth 28, 50 Northup, Zachary 50 Nuckols, An!;Jela 70 Nunnally, Kristen 60 000 Oberlin, Patricia 13 41 42 Okerman, Dane 60 ' ' Oliver, Rebecca 70 Omohundro, Lisa 28, 50 Orange, Brenda 7 41 54 Orville, Karen 25, '40 ' Owen , Blake 35 , 70 Owen , Jonathan 60 Owen, Robert 60 Owens, Amy 60 PPP Pace, Cyrus 33, 70 Pace , Demian 50 Pacetti , Debbie 60 Padgett, Carol 70 Palmer, Audra 70 Palmer, Tracy 70 Parker, Harry Parker, Sean 70 71 Parkins, Edward' 60 , 67 Parks, Andrew 50 Parks, Gregory 60, 61 Parks , Rebecca 32, 50 Parrish, Julie Parrish , Michael 33 , 60 Parrish, Richard 60 Parrish , Russell Parsons, James 1O, 60 Patel , Anil 50 Patel , Dina 30, 64 , 70 Peak, Yvonn e 60 Peake , Stephanie Peek, Anita 32, 50 Pellant, Kevin 50 Pendleton , Gregory 60 Pentecost, Bobbie 70 Perdue, Billy 60 Perdue , Bryan 60 Perdue, Charles 70 Pesek, Mark 50 Peters, David 71 Peterson , Philip 50 Phillips, Ginger Phillips, Michael 50 Phlegar, Kathy 41 Pickard, Jennifer 41 , 42 Picone , Frank 50 Picone, John 50 Pierce , Carlton 35, 71 Pierce, Michael Pierce, Penny Pitts, Drew 17, 33, 60, 62 Plybon , Daniel 60 Plymale, Dean 18, 33 , 51 Poff, Kimberly 60 Poff, Melissa 51 Poff, Victoria 51 Poindexter, Jody 51 Polster, Angelica 32 , 51 Potts, Jarrett 32, 51 Powell, Glenn 1O Powell, John 32, 51 Powell , Kenneth 51 Powell , Nicky 60 Powell , Pau l 26 , 51 Powell , Richard Powers, Amy 51 Powers , Phillip 33 , 60 Preas, Melissa 71 Presley, Michele 29 , 35, 71 Price , Amy 51 Price, Kimberly 15 Prochaska , Mariann 35 , 71 Provost, Stephanie 60 Pruitt, Angela 60 Pruitt, Daniel Puch , Deborah 7, 17, 24 , 34, 60 Pugh , Larry 60 Pugh, Lonnie 71 Pugh, Lori 61 Puotinen , Marji 31 , 32, 51 QQQ Quarterman , Michelle 61 Quoss, Jennifer 61 RRR Raborn , Elizabeth 71 Radford , Kelly 71 Rainville , Jane 61 Rankin, Christine 51 Ransom , John Rasnake, Larry 71 Ratliff, Kyle 71 Ray , Debra 71 Ray, James 61 Ray, Madeline 51 Reams, David 61 Reasor, Carla 51 Reddick, Felicia 30, 33 , 51 , 60 Reece, Sherry 61 Reed , Noel Reedy, Ang ela 61 Reese, Lorrie 36, 51 Reeves, Ji ll 71 Reeves , Michelle 71 Regnier, Heidi 71 Reid , Vance 51 Renick, Andrew 71 Repasky, James 51 Reynolds , Daniel 67, 71 Reynolds , John Reynolds, Patricia 41 Reynolds, Sherry 33, 61 Rhodes, Melissa 3, 20, 21, 28 , 51 Rhodes, Tammy 61 Rice, Amy 71 Rice, Carl 28, 31 , 51 Rich , Randall 66, 71 Richardson, Brent 61 Richardson, Brent 34, 51 Richardson , Robin 41 Rickman, Amy 71 Riddle, Lori 61 Riser, Stephen 34, 61 Ritchey, Dawn 61 Roberts, Dale 51 Roberts , Jon 71 Roberts, Julie 41 Roberts , Kathleen 30 , 71 Roberts, Keith 33, 61 Roberts, Keith 71 , 35, 72 Roberts, Hugh K. 61 Robertson , Barbara 61 Robertson, Connie 13, 51 Robertson , Jeffery 61 Robertson , Kim 35, 71 Robertson, Lisa 51 Robertson, Sonia Robertson , Tara 61 Robinson, Terri 35, 71 Rock, Faith 61 Rodgers, Allen 41 Rogers, Stacey 71 Roop, Joyce 61 Roop, Shawn 61 , 71 Roop , Susan 33 Roseberry, Todd 71 Routh, Gary 32, 51 Roupe, Jeffrey 33, 71 Rudd , Davelle 71 Rumburg , Katrina 51 Rusinko, Nicholas 71 SSS Sanders, Helen 28 Sandige, Beverly Sandidge, Laurinda Saul , Brian 71 Saunders, Helen 50, 51 Saunders, Melissa 51 Saunders, Tammy 51 Saunders, Timmy 71 Schrader, Lee 71 Schram , Marc 72 Scott, Chad 72 Scott, David 51 Scott, Michelle 32, 51 Sealock, David 51 Sealock, Donna 72 Sease, Jennifer 24, 28, 31 , 51 Seay, Julie 42 Seay, Matt 52 Seay, Roy 61 Seidman , Paulette 42 Settle, Teresa 26, 36, 48, 52 Severn , Todd 52 Shaner, John 10, 32, 52 Shaw, Nancy 28, 42 Sheely, John 52 Sheets, Lisa 24, 28, 34, 52 Shelor, Christopher 33, 72 Shelton , Christopher 72 Shen, Pei Won 28, 52 Shepherd, Keynon 72 Sheppard, Sharon 61 Shifflett, Scott Shively, Anthony 31, 52 Shively, Dana 31, 61 Index 77 �Shrader, Mary Ellen 42 Shugart, Matthew 52 Sigmon, Tina 61 Simmers, Damon 28 , 52 Simmons, Bryan 61 Simmons, Rose 52 Simmons, Shawn 72 Simmons, Tanya 61 Sink, Tracy 11, 13, 26 , 52 Sisson, Judy 42 Sisson, Paul 26, 52 Sledd , Kenneth 52 Sledd, Sherri 61 Slusher, Stephanie 31, 61 Smith, Alissa 62 Smith, Diron 72 Smith, Elesha 32, 52 Smith, Eric 72 Smith, Falisha 72 Smith, Gregory 72 Smith, Mark 52 Smith, Natalie 52 Smith , Pat 42 Smith, Robert 52 Smith, Stephanie 62 Smith, Thomas 34, 52 Smith, Timothy 62 Smith, Troy 23, 52 Smith, William 72 Smith, Wilson 62 Snavely, Kim 52 Snidow, Donald 62 Soltis, Leigh Ann 42 Sowell, Robert 28, 32, 52 Sowers, Alice 52 Speigel, Adrianne 72 Spence, Angela 34, 52 Spence, Roger Spencer, Michael 72 Spiva, Matthew 62 Spradlin, Cindy 72 Sprinkle, John 72 Stacy, Laurie 26, 28, 31, 52 Stanley, Chris 1O, 23, 26, 34, 52 Stanley, Vilma 42 St. Clair, Donald 72 St. Clair, Lori 72 St. Clair, Melanie 72 St. Clair, Teresa 62 Stephens, Laura 72 Stephenson, Robert 30, 31 Stephenson , Shannon 72 Stewart, Timothy 52 Stiff, Wilma 42 Stilwell , Tammi 62 Stinnette, Shannon 35, 72 Stokes, David 62 Stoutamire, Paul 72 Stovall, Shanda 35, 72 Strouth , Lorey 52 Sturgill, Allison 52 Sutton, John 52 Switzer, Heather 3 21 52 Switzer, Lisa 72 ' ' TTT Talbot-Jones, David 62 Taliaferro, Jane 15, 29 , 52 Taliaferro, Lois 43 Tawney, Laura 72 Taylor, Amy 24, 62 Taylor, Dana 52 Taylor, Kimberly 26, 52 Taylor, Susan 43 Teachey, Jennifer 62 Teng , Kha 62 Terry, Frederick 62 Tharpe , April 52 78 Index Thomas, Beverly 43 Thomas, Charles 52 Thomas, Chris 62 Thomas, Donald 52 Thomas, Jodi 62 Thomas, Scott 33, 62 Thomasson, Gregory 28 , 52 Thompson, Amy 35, 72 Thompson, April 62 Thompson, Brian 52 Thompson, Lee 34, 52 Thornhill, Wyatt 33, 62 Thornton, Buck 32, 52 Thornton, Jeffrey 72 Tiedemann, Christopher 72 Tinsley, Derek 52 Tolley, Angela 72 Tolley, Timothy 62 Trail, Allison 73 Trail , James 66, 73 Tran, Quang 62 Travers, Kristina 52 Tribble, Lou 43 Tucker, Heather 52 Tucker, Lisa 52 Turk, Melissa 54, 62 Turner, Cheryl 25, 52 Turner, Constance 73 Turner, James 62 Turner, Randy 62 Turner, Trevor 63 Tuttle, Lesa 63 Tyler, Sally 43 uuu Underwood, Douglas 52 Unger, Leslie 43 Updike, Sundy 55, 63 vvv Vail, David 32, 33, 43 Vance, Kevin 63 Vance, William 73 Vandergrift, Melvin 63 Vanderpool , David 33, 73 Vass, Buford 63 Vest, Chris 63 Vest, Rodney 63 Vest, Tony 73 Via, Deana 63 Via, Susan 53 Viar, Brian 10, 28, 53 WWW Wagnor, Raymond 1O, 63 Walker, Franklin 53 Walker, Kurt 28, 34, 53 Walker, Mary 35, 73 Wallen , Julie 21, 53 Waller, Stephen 73 Walters, Calvin 33, 53 Walters, Michael 63 Ward, Alisa 63 Ward, Bradley 73 Ward, Buddy 7, 17, 43 Warhurst, Michael Warren, Michael 10, 63 Wass, Debra 28, 53 Waters, Hazel 43 Weaver, Vanessa 33 Webb, April 63 Webb, Betsy 73 Webb, Stacy 53 Webb , Wilfred 32 , 53 Webber. James 63 Webster, Amy 15, 73 Webster, Michael 73 Weeks, Roger Welcher, Christopher 73 Welleford, Eliot 53 Wellman , Julie 63 Wells, Bruce 53 Wells , Richard 63 Wertz , Lynelle 21 , 53 Wheby, Nora Wheeler, Bryan 73 Wheeling , David 73 Whitaker, Anthony 63 White, Jennifer 53 White Jr Kenneth 73 White: Melissa 69, 73 White , Robert 33. 63 White, Susan 53 White, Vincent 53 Whitlock, Michael 33, 63 Wilbourne, Katherine 43 Wilburn, Brian 47, 53 Wilder, Scott Wiley, Sterling 73 Williams, Christopher 63 Williams, Dwayne 73 Williams, Gerald 63 Williams , Michael 31 Williams, Ted 43 Wills, Terri Wilson, Lynton 32, 53 Wilson , Michael Wilson, Tanya 53 Wilson, Tony 34, 63 Wimmer, Barry 50, 53 Wise, Stephanie 32, 53 Witt, David 36, 53 Witt, Gregory 53 Witt, Melissa 73 Witt, Richard 34, 53 Wolfe, Angela 53 Wolfe, Ila 33, 63 Wolfe, Sarah 24, 35, 70 Wood, Courtney 29, 30, 70 Wood, Mark 63 Woods, Lisa 63 Woods, Robert 63 Woods, Theodore 63 Woolwine, Joseph 53 Work, Suzanne 73 Worrell , Darrell 53 Worrell, William 73 Wright, James And~ew 53 Wright, James Patrick 61, 63 Wright, Larry 73 Wright, Lisa 53 Wright, Mary 15, 43 Wright, Sherry 73 Wrobel, Andrea 73 yyy Yeats, Bradly 35, 73 Yeats, Toby 63 Yoon, Lisa 63 Yopp, Amy 73 Yopp, Bobby Yost, Tara 15, 28, 53 Young, Randy 63 Yuhas, Marty 10, 43 zzz Zimmerman , Robin 33, 63 Zini, Todd 49, 53 Zirkle , Jon 53 �79 �The annual staff would like to thank the Salem Times Register and Gentry Studios for their help with photography, the Hunter Publishing Company for publishing this annual, and especially our sponsor Miss Eva Farrell for making Pioneer 1983-84 a success. 80 Closing ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pioneer 1984 Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource The Pioneer is the annual for Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1984 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1984 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6393/Pioneer1983.pdf 5032bde3a9ce0228db0580f5e5724266 PDF Text Text �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ���ANDREW LEWIS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 616 COLLEGE A VENUE SALEM, VIRGINIA 24153 PIONEER 1983 Title Page F I �Wolverines fall into place. Roanoke County and Salem City had operated a joint school system for many years; however, Salem City Council decided to form their own school system in 1983 when their contract expired . This decision had a dramatic effect upon both school systems and especially, upon Andrew Lewis. Many faculty members who had been at Andrew Lewis for several years transferred to county schools in 1982 thus causing an influx of many new teachers in various subject areas. Student enrollment at Lewis increased dramatically. Students liv- ing in Salem who had previou s ly attended Glenvar Junior Hig h began their seventh grade year at Le wis, comprising the largest cla ss, 374. Andrew Lewis Junior High, once a high school, readied for the change to middle school status, hou s ing grades 6-8. Eight and ninth grade rs looked forward to attending high school, yet realized that many long time friends would be parting schools at the end of the school year either to Salem High or Glenvar High. The school year had been a special year, a year of growth and change, a year for falling into place. David Edgell poses o n a n un offi cia l punk d ay at Lewis. 2 Opening �0 1195 04160464 Ashley Owen shows rare form during a baske tball ga me . Ma nagers of the wrestling tea m fill the fr o nt line sea ts durin g a pep rally . CONTENTS OPENING SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS PEOPLE CLOSING 1 4 22 38 78 Durin g a pep r a ll y , Coac h Sand y Hil l a nn o un ces th e membe rs of th e w res tlin g tea m. Opening 3 �.---- 4 Sports Divider �New players and new coach for basketball Dribbling a nd d o d g in g, Ja mi Lo n g a nd Christy Martin try to avoid the opposition . Lori Stanford reach es high for th e jumpball to start the gam e's actio n . Girls' Basketball 5 �They had spirit "They had spirit." This expression speaks for itself. With youth and inexperience prevailing on the team, the girls got in there and gave it their all. Bouncing back time after time, they had many close decisions . The team's leading scorer and caption, Andrea Lucas, had a top game of 22 points against Northside . She was assisted by cocaptions Jamie Long and Melanie Morris. Awards went to the following: most improved player --; Carol Cobb, most rebounds - Andrea Lucas, most bloodpoints (steal , cause a jl,lmpball, cause an offensive foul , etc.) - Jamie Long, coaches award - Melanie Morris. Though the team did not finish with an outstanding record, they did have SPIRIT!!! Andre.a Lucas appears stunned as th e baske tball drops into her hands . Coach Leslie Unger and team anx.iQusly awa it the game's outcome. Duri ng a game with Northside, Andrea Lu cas shoots fo r 2. 6 Girls' Basketball �Picture perfect, Ashley Owen goes for an outside shot. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Front row: Rowena Holliday, Kay Campbell, Carrie Campbell, Ashley Owen, Jami Long, Carol Cobb, Kirk Candler, Jackie Dooley. Back row: Sandra Albery, Lori Stanford , Melanie Morris, Christy Martin , Jennifer Riley, Melissa Weller, Andrea Lucas, Beverly Puch, Cherie Kyle, Coach Leslie Unger. Get that ball, Andrea. Girls' Basketball 7 �Kara Walker concentrates as she makes a pass to the setter. Teresa Beckner, showing skill, hits the floor in an attempt to get the ball over the net. Sherry Beck and Kara Walker take a break during warm-up practice before a game. 8 Volleyball �Volleyball team strives for victories. ., . . . . I .• The volleyball team was coached this year by Mrs. Mary Wright and assisted by Stacy Williams. This was Mrs. Wright's first year as head coach in volleyball after many years of coaching gynmastics. Mrs. Wright commented, "They were very inexperienced at first but as the season progressed they began to mold together." Their season was four wins, six losses . Kara Walker received most valuable player and was elected to the district team . Leigh Ann Agee and Beth Chernault received coaches awards, and Debbie Nelson received the most improved player award . Reach for the sky. Elizabeth Chernault goes high to serve the ball to the opposing team . THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front row: Dee Dee Mann, Amy Thomas, Nicole Stephens, Bev Loo ney, Deanna Potts, Ladonna Cy rus, Leigh A nn Agee . Back row: Coach Mary Wright, Jessica Moran, Elizabeth Chernault, April Brightwe ll, Te resa Beckner, Debbie Nelson, Kara Wa lker, Sh erry Beck, and Asst. Coach Stacy Williams. Manager, Jody Morga n watches Kara Wa lker, Debbie Nelson, ancfElizabeth Ch ernault d u r· ing a practice session. Volleyball 9 �Hot morning practices shape team. The football season opened in Mid-August with intense two-a-day practices . The season then continued on into late October; the Wolverines won their season finale by a decisive margin beating Cave Spring, 21-0. Although they finished with a fair record, 2-3-1, their record was a misinterpretation of the team's capabilities . During the season, there was a sense of togetherness and unity within the team that made even the rough times better. The Lewis men go for the tackle . Wide receiver Kevin Phipps races down the fie ld wi th th e help of Frank Morris, John Cobb, and Randy Foley. 10 Football The Wolverines had thre e playe rs on the All-District team: runnin g back Frank Morris, wide rece ive r Kevin Phepps, and lineman Ro b e rt Vaughn. These three m e n along with many other g reat ballplaye rs and a fine coaching staff provid e d an excitement each Thurs da y ni g ht . Head coach Ken Erickso n s umm e d up the season by saying, "A lo t o f people became better football players and better individuals." �The Wolverine team and Coaches Yu h as, Erickson, Mosser, and Hill watch the season's final ga me from the sidelines. The Wolverines bea t the Cave Spring Squi res, 21-0. Frank Morris (20) chases down the opposition. Football 11 �At the last game, football playe rs and th e ir p a re nts line the fi e ld . Row 1: Rob Va ughan, Frank Morris, Mike Gray, Kevin Phipps. Row 2: Merv Helms, Randy Foley, Patrick Hutchinson, Sean Riley, Lon nie Ca rt, Russ Stockton, Scottie Ha ll , Hunter Wiley, Bryan Lemo n, Darrell Ki ng, 12 Football Ro n Angell. Row 3: Ke ith Da lto n , Davy Thomas, Eugene Perry, Jo hnn y M ea d ows, Steve Selleck, Brett Dotson, Brian Viar, G reg Prillaman, Brian Ada m s. Row 4: Eric S h a ffe r, Mik e Br ig ht we ll , G le nn H edge , M a rk Crou ch , Ro b e rt Hud son , M aso n H all , Brad Brax to n . Row 5: Vince nt Pa rke r, M a rvin Mo rris, Willia m Sinkle r, D e nni s H a rd y, Jeff Cla rk. �Thunder in the halls The Andrew Lewis track team began practice with hundreds of students, but only ninety team members stayed for the season. Mr. Gwaltney and Miss Unger, both new to Andrew Lewis , coached this year's team. When the team first started practice it was too cold to run outside, so the team ran laps around the second floor halls of Lewis and practiced hurdles on the third floor . Ten laps around the second floor equalled one mile of aches and pains . After the weather warmed, the track team ran to Roanoke College. After grueling workouts, the team completed their usual routine by running back to Lewis. Track 13 �Team places second 1n the district The Andrew Lewis Wolverine basketball squad tooted their own horn with a second place finish in the district tournament. A consolidated effort from both players and coaches produced not only a winning season, but a season with many accomplishments. Coach Yuhas believed that everyone who participated in the program benefited. The Wolverines' vigorous defense, along with good scoring proved to be a fatal combination for many district opponents. The Wolverines team provided us with some very interesting and exciting "round ball." Mr. Mosser said that he enjoyed his first year as coach of the Wolverines. The faithful fans enjoyed the season too. Chip Clemons and Archie Pugh prepa re to wa rm-up before a hom e game with Hidde n Valley. 14 Boys' Basketbal l �Members of the basketball team discuss strategies before the game with Coaches Yuhas and Mosser. Row 1: Brad Braxton (Mgr.) , Chip Clemons, Danny Stallard, Randy Foley, Frank Morris, Steve Phillips , Tray Isley, Marvin Morris, Wayne Sinkler (Mgr.). Row 2: Coach Mosser, Coach Yuhas, Kevin Phipps, Rob Vaughn, Archie Pugh, David Hagadorn , Mark Crouch, Sean Riley, Mike Gray, Barry Wimmer (Mgr .). Boys' Basketball 15 �Is Steve Phillips waiting for a new plan of action from Coach Mosser? Kevin Phipps is going for two foul shots in a game against Norths1de. 16 Boys' Basketball �Row 1: Ste':'e H_e rndon, Andy Dyer, Steve Kalland, Chip M~ler, Shawn Saunde rs, Mike Miller, Bnan Fralin, Da mon Simmers, Ro bbie Humphrey . Row 2: Richard Ata (mgr.), Jeff Kelly, Davy Thom as , Jeff Do o ley, Greg Daniels, Steve Sellers, Jamie Nininger, Allen Phlegar. Row 3: David Edgell, David Poff, Chris Davis, Barry Gray, Lee Johnson, G.0. Thornhill, Do n Richardson (mgr.), Row 4: Sandy Hill (coach), Pe te r Kallan (mgr.), Jeff Clark, David Layden, Bobby Rose, LE . Ericson, Merv Helms . ! ~===:=:==~~~~~~::::::;;=::====~ I I ~~,.. Wrestling team works hard The 82-83 Andrew Lewis wrestling team, which was coached by Mr. Hill, consisted of many experienced wrestlers as well as some newcomers. After a win in the opening match against Northside the team gained confidence and a winning spirit . One of the wrestling team's most difficult matches was against William Byrd . The Wolverines were defeated, but it was a close match . With a lot of hard work and determination the team ended the season with a 3 wins, 8 losses record. The Wolverines fought diligently and managed to receive a third place ranking in the district matches. Gold medalis ts, D. Edgell and LE. Erickson Wres tle rs chee r during pe p ra lly Wa rming up befo re a m a tch . Wrestlin g 17 �Managers, Kelly Craft, Malinda Oliver, and Martha Mongan prepare a sign for district. All-around gym nast, Lesley Hammersley, prepares to soa r on the bars. With a smile, Carri e Campbell makes perfo rming on th e bea m seem easy. 18 Gymnastics �Lewis hosts district gymnastics meet .. The 1983 Andrew Lewis gymnastics team, coached by Mrs . Mary Wright and assisted by Bob Fisher, showed steady progress during the season. The Lewis gymnasts lost three meets against Hidden Valley, Cave Spring, and William Byrd, but they came back to win two meets against N orthside and Franklin County. The District meet was held at Andrew Lewis on February twentythird. Lewis competed with gymnasts from all the area junior high schools and made a creditable show ing, with Lesley Hammersley placing fifth. The team had great support from the students and parents at all of their meets . Dana H ambrick d em o n stra tes stre ngth o n the balance bea m , Row 1: Kay C. Ca m pbell, She lley Arch er, Stacy Craft, Row 2: Mali n d a O live r, Carol Hu ffman, Ca rrie Ca m pbell, Lesley H a m m e rs ley, Tara Yos t, Martha M o n ga n (ma n age r) , Row 3: Mrs . Wright, (coach ), Kim Price, D a na Ha mbrick, Dee Tied e ma n , Ja ne t Es pe lage, L. Kay Cam pbell, Ke lly C raft (ma nager) Stacy Craft pre pares to pe rfo rm o n th e ba rs . Gy mn astics 19 �Cheerleaders work together to encourage teams. 20 Cheerleaders ~ Ninth grade cheerlea d e rs, Kim H a le, M a rl e n e Moore, and Kay Campbe ll, prac ti ce c h t•ers ou tside before a boy' s bas ke tba ll game o n an unusally warm Dece mber day. Eighth and ninth grade sq uads perform pomp o n ro utin e betore th e game oegin . EIGHT GRADE SQUAD Front row: Liz Tarpley, Ke rry Lyo n s, Teresa Mo les, Kim Beverly, Kim Coo n, Juli Hoge . Back row: Ann M cCarty, D e na Re id , Charisse Hugh so n , Sa ll y Logan, W e nd y Ra nd a ll, elh Goodw in . �Mrs. Brookes our coach Held tryouts last year, She selected twenty-seven With spirit and cheer. We held many fund raisers We sweated and slaved, Near the end of the summer A small fortune was saved. During the summer, the practices Got a bit flaky, Our cheers were all wrong And our stunts were too shaky. We practiced lots more And went to camp, We worked out in the sun 'Til our foreheads were damp. For girls' basketball and volleyball The eighth graders did cheer, And also for wrestling Eighth graders were busy this year! The ninth grade girls Cheered for football in fall, And in the winter, ninth graders cheered For boys' basketball! Before every game The locker room was a sight, With enough make-up and hairspray To last the whole night. Looking back on it all It's been too awesome a year, As we did our job To yell and to cheer! The players appreciated us Or so it seems, As we screamed our hearts out For the mighty WOLVERINES! Row 1: Kristi Vernon, Sarah Claytor, Paige Gwaltney, Karen Karrasch, Laura Hensley, Angie Meadows. Row 2: Marlene Moore, Jill Bain, Kim Wright. Row 3: Amy Sthirmer, Kim Hale . Row 4: Leigh Ann Agee. Before and Afte r . Cheerleaders 21 �22 Organjzation Divider �Yearbook editor, Me lan ie Morris, shoots on locatio n in the ALJH halls. Annual Staff 23 �Another deadline so soon?? No matter how d~fferent the yearbook might have been, there was always the dreaded deadline . Sometimes this meant staying up a couple of hours past bedtime, but the satisfaction when it was all finished was well worth it. The actual planning of the yearbook started in October when staff members attended a workshop at Annual Staff Row 1: Laura Hensley, Martha Mongan, Paula Thompson, Row 2: Melanie Mo rns, Bnan Oetgen, Jennifer Norford, Jill Bain, Martha Wood, Row 3: Margaret Watts, Lisa Ch andler, Will Nu nnall y, Michele Bloodworth, Traci Gilley Margare t Watts and Lisa Chandler doing the dreaded proofreading ch ore. 24 Annual Staff Radford. The pace was slow at first at the "rookies" learned about croppers, layouts, and deadlines; as th e year progressed , ideas rolled a nd pages began coming in. The staff members hope yo u will enjoy and cherish th ese tim es th at they have tried to ca pu tre for you at least they enjoyed doing it. �Spending an afternoon typing copy are Bradford Braxton, Traci Gilley, Jilf Bain and Paula Thompson. Will Nunnally, Melanie Morris, Kathy Craft, Pete r Kallan , Martha Wood , and Brian Oetgen, decide on the best photos. Ann ua l Staff 25 �Student Council Association The S.C.A. and class officers began the school year with a baby picture contest. Teachers submitted pictures of themselves as babies, and students voted for the picture that they thought was the cutest. The S.C.A. then sponsored the annual Christmas Dance with local disc jockeys providing the music . Another activity that the students participated in was College T-shirt Day. Students voted and wore Tshirts representing their favorite college. U.Va. was the winner by a close margin . At the closing of the year the traditional Talent Show and Freshman Dance were held . Row 1: David Giessle r, Mike W e lch, La ura Hensley, Bria n O e tge n, M e laine M o rri s, Row 2: Mrs . Beame r (s p o n so r) , Le ig h A nn Agee, Jill Bain, Kri sti Ve rn o n , Row 3: Ru ss Stockto n , Steve Ka lla nd , Am y Tho m as, Ro~ 4: Tra ' Is ley, Ca rri e C ampb e ll , Shanno n Fis he r, Tnna G illes pie Aren't They Cute First place: Margaret Gregory 26 SCA Second place: C h uck Be n son Third place : Dia n a Beamer �Shawn Saunders, Traci Gilley, Allen Walker, and Leigh Ann Agee d ancin g und er the hoop. A touching mome nt with Randy Foley and Kris ti Vernon a t th e Chris tmas Dance. Is Traci Miles embarrassed or camera shy? A.O. Norford searching for his true love at the Christmas Dance. SCA 27 �And the band played on The Advanced and Beginning Bands contributed much to our school. The Wind Ensemble preformed a Christmas program for the students along with the choir. The Advanced Band attented a festival in March where they competed with bands from all over the area. There they played three rehearsed pieces that they had practiced since the beginning of school. The Beginning Band took an active role in the progress of our school. They gave concerts and performed at five elementary schools where they encouraged the students there to try band in their future years at Andrew Lewis . This year 35 eighth and ninth grade band students joined the Row 1: A. Brizzolara, K. Ve rnon, L. Shi ve ly, C. Winstead, M. Morris, L. Hensley, M. Norris, A. Schirm er, M. Ve rnon, M. Wood, Row 2: S. Dodd, . R. DeHart, L. Hollid ay, M. Wrobel, D. Tiedema n, M. Metheney, J. Bain, E. Cherna ul t, S. Franks, K. Craft, N. Lynch, C. HuJJ, D. Wimmer, R. Gress, J. Stewa rt, Row 3: B. Dotso n, S. Ruegamer, M. Light, J. 28 Band Salem High School Marching Ba nd . Transportation was furni s h e d t o Salem High after the school day e nded . The marching band practi ce d for 1 V2 hours each day . Th e re w e re 8 trumpets, 6 saxaphones, 11 flut es, 3 clarinets, 2 trombones, 1 tuba , a nd 4 percussion, all from Andre w Le wi s . They performed at 10 fo o tball games and 4 festivals. Th ey e nj oyed the enthusiasm of the crowd s and grew to love the band. The students attended a w ee k o f band camp this past summe r h e ld a t Salem High. This camp wa s both a harrowing and rewarding e xpe rience. All the students looke d forward to future years with th e "Pride of Salem." Do n ' t fire ' til yo u see th e whites o f their eyes. Cook, L. Erickso n , A. C rou ch, S . Co nn e r, P . Hylton, C. Clem e n s, P . .No rthup , G._ Prill a man , M. Crocke tt, P . Ka iser, C. D e arin g, A . Goodwin , N . Ed wa rd s, S . O b e n s h a in , B. Slusher, Row 4: J. Dooley, J. Ke ll ey, W . S ink ler, B. Gray, R. Do tso n , W. Sinkl e r, P . DeG u zman, R. Va ughn , W . H y pes, M . H os k111 s, V. Miller, M. Welch, J. Ray, K. Ro be rtso n , M . Packe tt , T . S t . C la ir, C. T urn e r, Row 5: R. Krzys ko , M . Ba rbe r , M . Dixo n , S. Butle r, P. Ka lla n, D. C rege r , D . H y lto n, M. H all , l. Brown , E. S ow e rs , E. Ba il y , K . Ca ndle r, D. Thom as, S. Ca rroll , C. Mill e r D . Pl y male, B. Co nn o ll y, J. Beasle y, Row 6: H . A llgaye r, M . H a ley, D . Po ff , J Roge rs �-.....____.,,.-· ..• Row 1: L. Norris, M . Bloodworth, A. Berge r, S. Mann, M. Hanson, T. Allgaye r, M. Poff, C. Bell, B. Parks, Row 2: J. Hoskins, P. Abshire, C. Byington, G . Routhe, T. Cle m ons, ............. .... __;;;.: A. Peek, J. As hby, E. _Smith , L. Edwards, Row 3: J. Nmm ge r, R. Ki se r, J. Powell , D . Cauthorn, B. Sowell, L. Wilson, J. Carter, R. Humphrey, B. Tho rnto n , J. Angell , J. Potts, S. Wise, B. H ensley, Row 4: A. Gokbudak, L. Wertz, J. Shaner, A. Polster, S. Alls, T. Isley, M. Grace, W. Webb, S. Johnston, C. Hedge, J. Maxfield Future Benny Goodman band me mbers77 Band 29 �Fifty members Strong Row 1: Carina Domeika, Nadine Smith, Laura Hensley, Kim Hale, Brooke Farrell, Martha Mongon, Debbie Lipes, Mrs. Shaw (sponsor) Row 2: Rowena Holliday, Kim Foster, Tamara Smith, Anne Meador, Anna G.oo d w in, Martha Wood, Kathy Craft Row 3: Chris Dearing, Caroline Hild e brand, Lisa Brickey, Kay C. Campbell, Brian O e tg e n, M e lanie Morris, Jennife r Norford Row 4: Mark Crouch, Ernie Hamm e rs ley, Robin Gress, Robin Roberts, M e li ssa Weller, Steven Franks, Tommy St. Clair Row 5: Archie Pugh, William Sinkler, Will Nunnally, Sarah Claytor, David Giessler, Shawn Saunders Row 6: Mirind a Powers, Kelly Goodwin, Sally Logan , Pa ige Gwaltney, A.O. Norford, Greg Prillaman, Patri c k Northup Row 7: Ro5 Vaughn, Randy Fol ey Unified with both first and second year students, the Latin Club had a surprising fifty members. Mrs. Nancy Shaw, the Latin teacher at Andrew Lewis, was the sponsor. Elected officers included: president, Archie Pugh; vice-president, Brian Oetgen; secretary, Laura Hensley; and treasurer, Melanie Morris. The Latin Club held a Roman banquet in the fall. Sarah Claytor, Laura Hensley, and Brian Oetgen did the production of "Rubra Cuculla" ("Little Red Riding Hood") all in Latin . Roman food was served to the members and their families. It was a great success! A Christmas party was also held at the Townclub in Salem. In the spring the annual picnic was held in Sa lem at Longwood Park. C lownin g be fore Lah n II C lass. 30 Latin Club �Future Homemakers of America The FHA program at Andrew Lewis was centered around home- making. The members served snacks they prepared to the parents at Back to School Night and provided refreshments at student honor roll parties. They also made Christmas goodies for the faculty members. They aided the community by visiting nursing homes and nurseries. During Easter they made snacks for the elderly. They raised money for the Horne Economics department to purchase tablecloths by holding bake sales. Row 1: Missy Mays, Mrs. Hill (sponsor), Tabatha Dilfon, Tammy M ea dor , Jack ie Dooley, Cherie Kyle . Row 2: Debbie Wass, Julie Hancock, Melinda Manspile, Jodie Mo rgan, Lis a Garret , Dana ~ambrick , Lis a Chandler. FHA 31 �National Junior Honor Society Row 1: Melanie Morris, Brian Oetge n, Amy Schirmer, Martha Wood . Row 2: Laura Hensley, Leigh Ann Agee, Karen Karrasch , Kris ti 32 Ho nor Society Vernon, Jennifer Norford , De bbie Lipes Kay C. Campbell. Row 3: Shawn Saunders, David Giessler, Mike Welch, Jill Bain, Cathy Win- s tead, Rob Vaughn , Archie Pugh , Ann. Goodwin, Brooke Farrell. The Andrew Lewis Chapter of National Junior Honor Society consisted of 23 members who were inducted in the spring of '82. In order to be considered for the National Honor Society a student must have completed the third nine weeks of the eighth grade. A student must have a cumulative academic average of 3.25 out of 4.0 on major subjects for the two semesters of the seventh grade , the first semester of the eighth grade, and the third n~n ~ weeks of the eighth grade to be eligible for membership. A member haq to maintain a 3.25 average for each_ semester to continue membership it) the society. Members were require q to be of upstanding character and tc::J observe all rules of the school anq community. A member had to main _ tain a loyal school attitude and al demonstrate leadership in promot_ ing school activities. �Builders Club provides service to the community Row 1: Ka re n Boyd, Sandy Albery, Michele Dean, Becky Slusher, Ky le Shively. Row 2: Ca rina Domeika, Daw n Brown, Dawn Fisher, Crista Coffman. Row 3: Jim Downing, A new organization, The Builders Club, was formed at Lewis . Since the club was connected with the local Kiwanis Club, many service proj ects were performed . Hardee Dollars were sold to raise money for area nursin g h o m es. Club members visited the Veterans Hospital and helped patients make Valentines for friends and relatives. Additional trips were made to the Veterans Hospital t o visit and present skits. Melissa Conner, Mr. Gra ham (sponsor) , Debbie Wass. Builders Club 33 �230 choir members and a new director The 1982-83 choir had 230 members and a new director, Pam Elgin. The choir started the school year with a fall concert for parents and students. At Christmas, both the advanced and beginning choirs were busy performing concerts at Tanglewood Mall, various nursing homes, and the Salem elementary schools . The combined choirs finished 1982 with a Christmas con- • cert for the PTA and the entire student body. In the spring, both the advanced and beginning choirs presented the musical production of Teen for the Salem elementary schools and Andrew Lewis students. The new show choir, The Lewis singers, did many performances for social clubs and nursing homes. They also performed with the combined choirs . Members of the Lewis Accompanis ts for th e ch oir incl ude : A . All e n , S~gers were selected through indi- K. Mea d o w s, L. Sh ee ts, E. C h e rn a ul t, J. vidual audition. Row 1: M. Mongon, B. Jewell , K. Boyd K Karrasch, J. Hoge, M. Swite r' c . Deyer le, c· Mill . er, R. Stoe k ton S. Ka lland, S. Smith , D. Lipes, M. Powers, S. Claytor, L. A ' · 5 Hams, A. Owen, T. Miles, M. Watts r:~ R. Carter, S: Chernault, L. Staniord , K. Lyons, D. Reid, N. Lynch, P. Gwa ltney, A: 2: 34 Choir Meadows, K. Ve rn on , C. Whitesca rve r, M . Dillon, M. Fransisco, L. Campbell , J. Lee, D . Nel son~ J. Mora n, K. Lyo ns, K. Lynn . Row 3: T. Re nick, E. Che rna ul t, C. Hilde bra nd , S. Co penh ave r, J. Es p elage , K. Goodwin , S. Logan, B. Simmers, L. Johnso n , J. Dooley, R. Fo [ey, B. Brax ton, C. Bowe r, J. Ba in , K. H oge, M . Bloodw o rth , K. Ve rn o n,K. Karra sCh , D . Re id Wrig ht, A . A lle n , B. Setliff, C. Do rn eika, J. Mo rga n . Row 4: J. Dixo n , M . Conne r, M . Ve rno n , M . Welle r, L. La ncas ter, D. Fish e r, M . Woolwine, T . Rogers, A . Ke rn , J. Dooley, B. Puch , C. Gars t, M H a rris, E. Va nce, M . Crouch , J. Ril ey, A . Lu cas, M. Blood wo rth . 0 �Row 1: T. Gillesfie, L. Minte r, T. Settle, c. Turner, T. Yost, . Cross, S. A rch e r, K. Cand ler, K. Shively, D. Simmers, T. Zi ni , C. Davis, K. Meadows, L. Sheets, E. Humphries, C. Reasor, A . Ge ntry, C. Campbell, L. Hammersly, K. Snavely, J. Lipes. Row 2: M. Bell, J. Talifae rro, L. Stacy, C. Calaway, R. Morris, C. Gerhold, B. Wimmer, D. Baugess, R. Witt, M. Smith, L. Campbell, S. Fisher, M. Fox, L. Robe rtson, C. Robertso n, P. Shen, A. Evans, L. Cline, K. Rum burg, J. Carter. Row 3: D. Lamanca, S. Je nnings, B. Looney, L. Bales, J. Sease, T. Mullins, T. Mottersheard, L. Mitchell, J. Angell, C. Fowler, B. Viar, C. Stanley S. Wilburn, T. Smith, G. Powell , A. Brig htwe ll, T. H oback, M. Saund ers K. Barger, A. Pow- ers, D. Morehart. Row 4: H. Sau nd ers, Hicks, C. Jones, K. Taylor, M. Fitzgerald, Davis, B. Holiday, C. Goens, R. Brown, Perdue, R. Bolton, C. Jones, T. Nemeth, Howard, J. Poindexter, S. GiJiey, J. Joyce, Arment, S. Via. Hunter Wiley, Suza nn e C he rnault , Carter Turner, Melody Vernon , Peter Cantril!, Beverl y Puch, Brian Oetge n , Kristi Ve rn on, Brad Braxton , Elizabet h C he rna ult, Jeff Dooley, Russ Criner, Jill Bain, Blaine Simmers, Traci Miles, Ch uck Garst, Kim Wright, Chip Miller, Mirinda Powers. Choir 35 B. C. B. P. L. �Student Students in Mrs. Herby's French cla ss take a break for the camera. The gossip is flowing before class begins in Mr. Sa nd e r fo rd 's JPS. 36 Student Life Diana Ra inville and M a rk Graham busily wo1 in Mr . C h es te r's indu s trial arts class. �Life Tommy St. Clair a nd Jack Ray ja m in band with their trombones. Bates Chapman keeps his thumb out of the way as he busily hammers. Stude nt Life 37 �38 People Divider �22 n e w te ach e rs join staff at Lewis . , This was a year of change for the faculty me mbers at Andrew Lewis. Twenty-two new faces joined the staff in August. Teachers were not only having diffi culty reme mbering n ew students' names, but fellow faculty members' names and faces as well. For many faculty members, this was their first year teaching. Finding their way around the school building was a chore in itself. Many confused new teachers were even mistaken for students by the older staffers . Dianna Beamer Jerry Bed well Wafter Bell Chuck Benson Virginia Bohon Martha Brooks Beth Byrd Tom Chester Frances Chubb Stacey Clark Jane Cosby Linda Cox Elizabeth Down s Eve Dee!1ia n Pam Elgin Judy Farmer Eva Farrell Judy Ferguson john Fin nerty Gail Ga llagher Faculty 39 �Nina Garrett Brenda Guthrie Asst. principal, Joe Kirby relaxes in the office after a hectic day. Douglas Graham Margaret Gregory Jerry Gwaltney Judy Herby Sandy HilI Mary Hill Charlotte Griffith Janice Hitt Lazelle Hopkins Virginia Houchens Regina Hyer . ' Connie Kramer Rick Leichtweis 40 Faculty • • ' •, • 't .. Coffee or tea, anyon e ? Mrs . Eve D eegan fills hot pots with water for stude nts to enjoy hot beve rages . �Diane Long Dean Marhn Arthur Mellen Billy Miles Len Mosser Karen Orville Kathy Phlegar Julie Roberts Mrs . Hazel Waters appears puzzled standing next to the computer for the math department . Woodrow Sanderford Julie Seay Penny Seidman Na ncy Shaw Mary Shrader Judy Sisson Penny Stallins Faculty 41 �Principal, Lewis Campbell appears re ad y to lead the asse mbl y in a so ng. Vilma Stanley Wilma Stiff Lois Taliaferro Susan Taylor Leslie Unger Katherine Wilbourne Ted Williams Mary Wright Marty Yuli.as 42 Faculty William C la pper prepares for a lec ture in Spa ni s h . �Cafeteria workers prepared meals for hungry students Cafeteria workers busily prepared meals for hungry students and teachers day after day. Collecting and washing trays and silverware was also part of their job as "chefs" of the school. Thanks to the cafeteria workers at Andrew Lewis we had the priviledge of buying hot food at school. Mrs. Farene Bostic, cafeteria manager, prepares a new menu for the month. Mrs. Helen Oliver stirs the 'soup of the day'· Kneading dough for the day's rolls is Mrs. Susie Snavely. Cafeteria 43 �Gene Abshire Gary Acree Billy Adams Brian Adams Lisa Adams Leigh Ann Agee Tim Aker Sandy Albery Alicia Allen J.R. Alley Brett Amburgey Jill Bain Kevin Baldwin Christy Banks Sherry Beck Teresa Beckner Tracy Beckner Chris Bower Karen Boyd Patty Bradford Mat maids The Lewis wrestlers started the season with a new twist . . . six girls were added to the team as mat maids. The mat maids, Debbie Lipes, Margaret Dillon, Nancy Farris, Angie Meadows, Kristi Vernon, and Marlene Moore, were kept busy doing all kinds of jobs. When the wrestlers were thristy, the maids were always there with orange slices and water bottles. They also straightened and cleaned the mats . Most of all, they gave their support for the team by yelling for the Wolverines. 44 Ninth Grad e �During study hall , Je nnife r No rfo rd wo rks o n a layo ut fo r th e yearbook . Lisa Brickey Mike Brightwell Andy Brizzolara Dawn Brown Lee Brown Denise Bryson Jim Burch Robin Bushnell Kay C. Campbell Lora Kay Campbell Pete Cantril! Scott Carroll Elizabeth Chernault \ Jeff Clark Sarah Claytor John Cobb Melissa Conner Ka thy Craft Ninth Grade 45 �Kellie Craft Cookie Cra wford Russ Criner Mark Crouch Martha Crouch Patricia Cundiff Greg Daniels Chns Davis Chris Dearing Ricky DeHart Chuck Deyerle Chris Dillman Margaret Dillon Carina Domeika Jackie Dooley Jeff Dooley Ricky Dooley Rand Dotson David Edgell Noel Edwards L.E. Erickson Janette Espelage Brooke Farrell Nancy Farris Robin Flint Michelle Flowers Roger Flurnoy Kim Foster James Francisco Lora Fra ncisco 46 Ninth Grade �During world geography, Marlene Moore and Cathy VVinsteaa taK.e time to chat. Maria Fransisco Kenneth Garrett Chuck Garst Terry Gearhart Robby Gibson David Giessler Traci Gilley Anna Goodwin Dorothy Gra ham Nathan Graham Barry Gray Mike Gray Robin Gress Andy Griffin Amy Griffith Paige Gwa ltney Ninth Grade 47 �David Hagadorn Kim Hale Mike Haley Dana Hall Mason Hall Ernie Hammersley Joel Hanson Chris Harbaugh Denny Hardy Greg Harless Kevin Harlow Jo Jo Harris Mike Harris Rachel Harris Stacy Harris Ashton Lough works on his art project outside. Jo Jo Harris acting cool before class begins in World Geography. 48 Ninth Grade �Glen Hedge Merv Helms Laura Hensley Paul Hylton Lori Holliday Rowena Holliday Mark Hoskins Robert Hudson William Hypes Chris Jones Jean Jordon Charles Joyce Andrew Justice Karen Karrasch April Kern Allison Kessler Darrell King David Layde n Jolie Lee Travis Lee Richard Leftwich Bryan Lemo n Debbie Lipes Tawahana Long Na ncy Lynch Kelly Ly nn Lynn Madden An ne Meador Tammy Meador Angie Meadows Ninth Grade 49 �Michelle Metheny Marlene Moore Melanie Morris Chip Morris Frailk Morris Randy Miller Vernon Miller Terri Noll Jennifer Norford Patrick Northup In the library, Lora Francisco works on her homework. Will Nunnally Brian Oetgen Mark Pac!<~ett Jesse Painter Hernant Patel Phyllis Perry Kevin Phipps David Poff Mary Poff Melanie Poff 50 Ninth Grade �Kay C. Campbe ll re laxes for a few minutes before class begins. Kobi Powell Will Powell Greg Prillaman Karen Prosise Archie Pugh Laura Rainville Tia Renick Jack Ray Ricky Reynolds Mike Riddle Sean Riley Mark Roberts Kevin Robertso n Blaine Simme rs a nd Miss Garrett are ready to present th e skit, "The Wheel Thing". Eddie Rocke Tamm y Rogers Ninth Grade 51 �All dressed up for a wre stling match, Jeff C la rk ta ke s tim e to re ad a magazine. Bobby Rose Cecil Saunders Shawn Saunders Amy Schirmer Mark Selleck Steve Sellers Barbie Setliff Alan Shelor Lenora Shivley Blaine Simmers Jennifer Sink William Sinkler Dale Slusher Nadine Smith Scott Smith Sonja Smith Tamara Smith Eddie Sowers Missy Spites Anna Spriggs 52 Ninth Grade �Tony Stamper Kathy Staples Sue Tate Donnie Taylor Sharon Terry David Thomas Debbie Thomas Sherri Thomas G.O . Thornhill Mike Tolley Angie Turk Rob Vaughan Kristi Vernon Tina Via Allen Walker Kara Walker Vicki Wardle Tony Weikle Mike Welch Mark Williams Nancy Williams Don Wimmer Cathy Win stead Jennifer Wood Martha Wood Melinda Woolwine Kim Wright Je ff Yates Ch ris Yopp Drew Young Ninth Grade 53 �Herbie Allagayer Steve Alls Ronnie Angel Richard Ata Doug Altis Richard Ayers Eric Bailey Susan Baker Tracy Baldwin Shannon Ball Mike Barber Ted Barham Holly Barnett Christy Barrett Jeff Beasley Michael Benne Alice Berger Kim Beverly Shelly Biggs Angela Bishop Michele Bloodworth Tami Bollett Amanda Boothe Chris Branson Brad Braxton During a home basketball game, Rand Dotson and Greg Prillaman record statistics . 54 Eighth Grade �Paula Brooks Tracy Brown Lora Bryant Tony Bryant Elizabeth Bush Brian Butler Edna Cable Kirk Candler Bent Carr Ann Carroll Lonnie Carte Rhonda Carter Lisa Chandler Bates Chapman Suzanne Chernault Chip Clemons Shelley Conner Steve Conner Brian Connolly Jeff Cook Kim Coon Sarah Copenhave r Darin Creger Ronnie Cnsco Mary Crockett Ann Crouch Sherry Cruey Tony Cupp Keith Dalton Clarence Davis Michelle Dea n Paolo DeG uzma n Mark Dillon Eighth Grade 55 �Tabatha Dillon Susan Dodd Brett Dotson Debbie Duke Andy Dyer Jerry Ferguson Dawn Fischer Larry Fitzgerald Ronnie FliTichum Robert Flurnoy Steven Franks Lisa Garrett Donald Giles Tony Goens Kelly Goodwin Racheal Goodwyne Mark Graham David Gravely Mark Gray Mike Gray Lisa Greenway Scott Hall Dana Hambrick Missy Hanson Wendy Harbaugh Robin Hardy Paul Harris Caroline Hildebrand Joey Hogan )uh Hoge Nicole Holdren Chuckie Hudgins Robert Hudson Charisse H ughson Connie Hull 56 Eighth Grade �Danny Hylton Tamm_y Hypes Jared Jackson Jeff Jenkins Beth Jewell Susan Joyner Paul Kaiser Peter Kallan Steve Kalland Jeff Kelley Ross Krzysko Cheri Kyle Leigh Ann Lancaster Matt Light Wayne Litten Stacey Littrel Sally Logan Jami Long Ashton Lough Andrea Lucas !PS instructor, Art Mellen ex plains th e fine art of using a balance beam to Traci Miles. Eighth Grade 57 �Brian Lynn Kerry Lyons Ann McCarty Jerry McCray Little Boy Blue, Kirk Candler, toots one before band class. Becky Mabes Melinda Manspile Christy Martin Jimmy Martin Deanna Maxey James Ma xfield Johnny Meadows Ben Metz Traci Miles Chip Miller Ronald Miller Marilyn Milliron Teresa Moles Martha Mongon Marshall Moore Jessica Moran Jody Morgan Ma rvin Morris Tonya Mullins Melissa Neece Debbie Nelson Den ni s Nichols 58 Eighth Grade �Ricky Nipper A.D. Norford Mary Norris Susan Obenshain Malinda Oliver Ashley Owen Laura Owen Wayne Pacetti Johnny Paige Michelle Paige David Painter Vincent Parker Eugene Perry Scott Pesek Cheyrl Peters Steve Phillips Robin Poff Ralph Pope Deanna Potts Mirinda Powers Nancy Prochaska Bever1y Puch Jill Pugh Kevin Pullins John Purdy Julie Racine William Radford Diana Rainville Wendy Randall Sonya Regnier Dena Reid Donald Richardson Jennifer Riley Jennifer Roberts Robin Roberts Eighth Grade 59 �James Rogers Taryn Rohrbaugh Laura Ronk Mark Roop Stephanie Ruegamer Melissa Saul Ricky Schram Billy See Shirlann Shadeck Eric Shaffer Jennifer Shelor Tim Short Tammy Silcott Wayne Sinkler Becky Slusher Pa trick Smith Shawn Spaulding Greg StOair Tommy StClair Danny Stallard Lori Stanford Nicole Stephens James Stewart Russ Stockton Brian Stump Mark Switzer Liz Tarpley Amy Thomas Keith Thomas Paula Thompson Dee Tiedeman Melissa Trail Carter Turner Eddie Vance Glenn Vass 60 EigHth Grade �Melody Vernon Rusty Ward Margaret Watts Patrick Weaver Danny Webb Melissa Webb Stephanie Webster Melissa Weller Eric West Bobby White Cherie Kyle and Melissa Neece work on an experiment during JPS lab. Brad Braxton, Basketball team mana ger, times the drills during practice. Carol Whitescarver Brent Whitesell Jacqueline Whorley Hunter Wiley Brian Williams Charles Wilson Tony Winstead Scott Witt Tommy Wolfe Michelle Wrobel Eighth Grade 61 �Seed stomping fun Pamela Abshire David Aliff Brenda Alley Teresa Allgayer Joe Alls Jennifer Angell Science class students at ALJH collected dogwood seeds for an exchange program with Japan. The National Arboretum in Washington D.C., organized a nation wide drive to collect a million seeds in exchange for the same amount of Japanese cherry tree seeds. The cherry trees were to be planted throughout the United States. Soaking the fruit proved such a complicated process, the students had more success and fun stomping the red pulp off to free the seeds. The students collected more than 200,000 seeds. John Angell Shelly Archer Lisa Armant Julie Ashby Sonya Atkins Chris Ayers A mysterious big foot stomps the red pulp to free dogwood seeds . Sara Bailey Lisa Bales Kim Banks Kim Barger Trey Bateman Dalton Baugess Me lissa Bayne Drema Bea n Kyle Bea n T J. Beason Pa ul Belcher CeCe Bell 62 Seventh Gra d e �if \ Audrey Gillespie counts and allows th e dogwood berries to dry before shipment to Japan. Kristy Bell Maile Bell Teresa Bell Jon Beusse Mike Blackwell Clara BlankenBeckler Jon Belvins Tammy Belvins Robbie Bolton Jodi Booth . Cindy Borowski James Bowles Caralee Bowling April Brightwell Dale Brooks Debra Brown Loretta Brown Richard Brown Sandy Brown Careen Brumbaugh Kristi Bryant Micheal Bryant Bobby Bryson Tom Burch A student tries to remove the red pulp from dogwood seeds the hard way, with th e ir hands. Scott Butcher Christie Butler Chris Byington Seventh Grade 63 �Cindi Calaway Carrie Campbell David Campbell Luke Campbell Katie Candler Phillip Cantrell Jill Carter John Carter David Cauthom Jeremy Chastang David Charlton Dana Chewning Ann Clark Tashia Clemons Tracy Clemons Lori Cline Carol Cobb Yancey Cobb Steven Cochran Crista Coffman Chris Conner Jami Cooper Stacy Craft Chris Crawford Ronnie Crisco Judith Cross Barbara Crowe Glenn Crowe Steve Cundiff Scott Cunningham LaDonna Cyrus Brian Davis Carmella Davis Chris Davis Deitra Davis Mark Dixon Jim Downing Chris Downs Ray Downs Kris Doyle Derick Duffy David Duncan Leslie Duncan Lisa Edwards Keith Elliott Sandy Elliott David Ellis Tracy Epperly 64 Seven th Grade �Tray Isley and Mike Gary, blowing a bubble, warm-up before a game with Hidden Valley. Carol Cobb seems ready to " take-off" during a basketball game with Northside . Donnie Eva ns Richie Ferris Shann on Fisher Melissa Fitzgerald Teresa Flinchum Angela Evans Ed Flint Brian Foster Cheri Fowler Meghan Fox Brian Fralin Charles Ga rlick Angie Garman Gary Garrett Patty Gearhart Amy Gentry Cassandra Gerhold Jeff Gibson Seventh Grade 65 �Audrey Gillespie Trina Gillespie Staci Gilley Charlie Goens Attila Gokbudok Christi Goodwin John Gosney Michael Grace Michelle Grant Randy Grisso Tina Gross Michelle Grubb Randy Grubb Brian Guthrie Kirn Hagee Glenett Hale Chris Hall Jerry Hall Judd Hall Lesley Hammersley Julie Hancock Leslie Harlow Cathy Harris Michelle Harris Chuck Hedge Brent Hensfey Steve Herndon Beth Hicks Sharon Hickson Teresa Hoback Dale Hodges Robert Ho1liday Jeff Holt Lynn Horton Janet Hoskins Pam Howard Annette Howell Brett Howell 66 Seventh Grade Glennett H a le cuts o ut th e pattern pieces to make a pillow in interest block. �Cliff Hudson Sonya Huff Carol Huffman De De Hughson Robbie Humph_rey Emily Humphnes Tiffany Hunter Zandie Hurley Patrick Hutchinson Paul Powell seems ama zed by something on th e bus as it leaves school for the day. Holly Hylemon Tem Ibanez Tray Isley Mike Janney Tracy Jarels Glenn Jenkins Susan Jennings Cindy Jobe Kenny Jobe Chris Jones Cynnamon Jones Denise Jones Joseph Johnson Judy Johnson Lee Johnson Scott Johnston Greg Journell Jody Joyce Chris Kea ney Melissa Keister Greg Ki ng Kim Kin° Richard f<iser Beth Krzysko Suzanne Lacey Michelle Lafon Debbie Lamanca Seventh Grade 67 �Sandra Law David Lawson Billy Lee Harry Lewis Julie Lipes Perry Lockridge Beverly Looney Heather Looney Tammy Lucas Robin Lynn Chuck McConnel Sherry McGuire Brian McK.issick Angela Mabry Scott Malone Dee Dee Mann Suzanna Mann Anthony Martin Kristi Martin Missy Mays Kim Meadows Brian Meddings Jennifer Medley David Michie Mike Miller Anette Mills Lisa Minter Lisa Mitchell Barry Montgomery Dian Morehart Robin Morris Michelle Motley Tina Mottesheard 68 Seventh Grade On a warm fall day, Elesha Smith practices with the rifle corps. �Tina Mullins Tommy Nash Tammy Neel Eric Nelson Tracy Nemeth Frances Nester Elizabeth Nichols Glenna Nichols Jamie Ninninger Liz Norris Zac Northup Lisa Omohundra Demian Pace Debbie Pacetti Matt Parker Andy Parks Jimmy Parks Rebecca Parks Anil Patel Catherine Patterson Anita Peek Kevin Pellant Bryan Perdue Jeff Peters Janet Peterson Philip Peterson Mike Philips Alan Phlegar Frank Picone During inte rest block, Steve Cundiff works o n pillow project. Seventh Grade 69 �Students in life science concentrate while reading an article on whales. John Picone Stephanie Pintarelli Dan Plybon Dean Plymale Michelle Poff Missy Poff lody Pointdexter Angie Polster Jarrett Potts Glenn Powell John Powell Paul Powell Arny Powers Arny Price Kirn Price Larry Pugh Chnsti Rankin David Rapp Madeline Ray Ca rla Reasor Felicia Reddick Lorrie Reese Vance Reid Alan Re pasky John Reynolds Melissa Rh odes Andy Rice Brent Richardson Mike Roa ne Da le Roberts 70 Se venth Gra d e �Connie Robertson Lisa Robertson Gary Routh Katrina Rumburg Helen Saunders Melissa Saunders Tamm)' Saunders David Scott Jennifer Sease Matthew Seay Teresa Settle Todd Severn John Shaner John Sheely Lisa Sheets Pei Wen Shen Scott Shifflett Kyle Shively Matthew Shugart Cheryl Siko Damon Simmers Tracy Sink Paul Sisson Kenny Sledd Elesha Smith Mark Smith Natalie Smith Timmy Smith Tommy Smith Troy Smith Mrs. Linda Cox prese nts notes on the overhead to h er 7th grade math class . Kim Snavely Bobby Sewell Angie Spence Seventh Grad e 71 �Laurie Stacy Chris Stanley Timmy Stewart Stephanie Stinson Lorey Strouth Allison Sturgill John Sutton Heather Switzer Jane Taliaferro Dana Taylor Kirn Taylor April Tharpe Charlie Thomas Donnie Thomas Greg Thomasson Brian Thom pson Lee An n Thompson Buck Thorn ton Derek Tinsley Heather Tucker Lisa Tucker Cheryl Turner Doug Underwood Deanna Via 72 Seven th Grad e Andy Rice m odels th e n e w T-shirt ch o ir s tud e nts chose. �Susan Via Brian Viar Franklin Walker Jason Walker Sherri Walker Julie Wallen Calvin Walters Debbie Wass Heather Watson Stacy Webb Will Webb Chris Weeks Caught in the act. Damon Simme rs s neaks a chance to pet the gerbil during science. Burt Wellefo rd Bruce Wells Jennifer White Vince White Scott Wilburn Lynn Wilso n Tanya Wilson Barry Wimmer Steph an ie Wise Greg Witt . Richard Witt Scott Witt Angela Wolfe Jody Woolwine Darrell Worrell Andy Wright Lisa Wriglit Tara Yost Todd Zini Jon Zirkle Seventh Grade 73 �AAA Abshire, Gene 44 Abshire, Pamela 29, 62 Acree, Gary 44 Adams, Billy 44 Adams, Brian 12, 44 Adams, Lisa 44 Agee, Leigh Ann 9, 21, 26, 27, 32, 34, 44 Aker, Tim 44 Albery, Sandy 33, 44 Aliff, David 62 Allen, Alicia 34, 44 Alley, Brenda 62 Alley, J.R. 44 Allgayer, Herbert 28, 54 Allgayer, Teresa 29, 62 Alls, Joe 62 Alls, Stephen 29, 54 Altis, Doug 54 Amburgey, Brett 44 Angell, Jennifer 29, 62 Angell, John 35, 62 Angell, Ronny 12, 54 Arcner, Shelley 19, 35, 62, 78 Arment, Lisa 35, 62 Ashby, Julie 29, 62 Ata, Richard 17, 54 Atkins, Scott Atkins, Sonya 62 Ayers, Chris 62 Ayers, Richard 54 BBB Baily, Eric 28, 54 Bailey, Sara 62 Bain , Jill 1, 24, 25, 26, 28, 32, 34, 35, 44 Baker, Susan 54 Baldwin, Kevin 44 Baldwin, Tracey 54 Bales, Lisa 35, 62 Ball, Shannon 54 Banks, Christy 44 Banks, Kimberly 62 Barber, Michael 28, 54 Barger, Kimberly 35, 62 Barnam, Robert 54 Barnett, Holly 54 Barrett, Christine 54 Bateman, Trey 62 Battle, Betsy Baugess, Dalton 35, 62 Bayne, Melissa 62 Beamer, Dianna 26, 39 Bean, Drema 62 Bea n, Kyle 62 Beasley, Jeffrey 28, 54 Beason, Terri 62 Beck, Sherry 8, 9, 44 Beckner, Teresa 8, 9, 44 Beck ner, Tracy 44 Bedwell, Jerry 39 Belcher, Paul 62 Bell, Cece 29, 62 Bell, Kristy 63 Bell, Maile 35, 63 Bell, Teresa 63 Bell, Walter 39 Belvins, Jon 63 Benne, Michael 54 Benso n, Chuck 26, 39 Berger, Alice 29, 54 Beusse, Jon 63 Beverly, Kimberly 20, 54, 78 Biggs, Shelly 54 Bisnop, Angela 54 Blackwe ll , Mike 63 Blankenbeckler, Clara 63 Blevins, Ta mmy 63 Bloodwo rth , Michele 26, 29, 34, 54 Bohon, Virginia 39 Bollett, Ta mi 54 74 Index Bolton, Robbie 35, 63 Boothe, Amanda 54 Boothe, Jodi 63 Borowski, Cindy 63 Bower, Chris 34, 44 Bowles, Charlene 44 Bowles, James 63 Bowling, Caralee 63 Boyd, Kare 33, 34, 44 Bradford, Patricia 44 Branson, john 54 Braxton, Brad 12, 15, 25, 34, 35, 54, 61 Brickey, Lisa 30, 45 Brightwell, April 9, 35, 63 Brightwell, Mike 12, 45 Brizzolora, Andy 28, 45 Brooks, Dale 63 Brooks, Martha 39 Brooks, Paula 55 Brown, Dawn 33, 45 Brown, Debra 63 Brown, Lee 28, 45 Brown, Loretta 63 Brown, Richard 35, 63 Brown, Sandy 63 Brown, Tracy 55 Brumbaugh, Carreen 63 Bryant, Kristi 63 Bryant, Lora 55 Bryant, Michael 63 Bryant, Tony 55 Bryson, Bobby 63 Bryson, Denise 45 Burch, Jim 45 Burch, Thomas 63 Bush, Elizabeth 55 Bushnell, Robin 45 Butcher, Scott 63 Butler, Brian 28, 55 Butler, Christie 63 Byington, Chris 29, 63 Byrd, Beth 39 CCC Cable, Edna 55 Calaway, Cindi 35, 64 Campbell, Carrie 18, 19, 26, 35, 64 Campbell, David 64 Campbell, Kay C. 19, 30, 32, 45, 51 Campbell, Lewis 42 Campbell, L. Ka y 19, 20, 34, 45 Campbell, Luke 35, 64 Candler, Katie 35, 64 Candler, Kirk 28, 55, 58 Cantrell, Phillip 64 Cantrill, Pete r 35, 45 Carr, Ben 55 Carroll, Ann 55 Carroll, Scott 28, 45 Carte, Lonnie 12, 55 Carter, Jill 35, 64 Carter, John 29, 64 Carter, Rhonda 34, 55 Cauthorn, David 29, 64 Chandler, Lisa 24, 31 , 55 Chapman , Bates 37, 55 Charlton, David 64 Chastang, Jere my 64 Chernault, Elizabeth 9, 28, 34, 35, 45 Chernault, Suzann e 34, 35, 55 Chester, Tom 39 Chewning, Dana 64 Chubb, Frances 39 Clappe r, William 42 Clari<, Ann 64 Clark, Jeff 12, 17, 45, 52 Clark, Stacey 39 Claytor, Sarah 21, 30, 34, 45 Clemons, Chip 14, 15, 28, 55 Clemons, Tashia 29, 64 Clemons, Tracy 64 Cline, Lori 35, 64 Co bb , Ca rol 64, 65 Cobb, Jo hn 10, 45 Cobb, Ya ncey 64 Cochra n , Steve 64 Cockes, Cha rl es 45 Coffm a n , C ris ta 33, 64 Co nn e r, Chris 64 Conn e r, Me lissa 33, 34, 45 Co nn e r, Miche lle 55 Conne r, Stephe n 28, 55 Connolly, Bria n 28, 55 Cook, Je ff 28, 55 Coo n, Kimbe rly 20, 55 Coope r, Ja mie 64 Cope nh a ve r, Sarah 34, 55 Cosby, Ja ne 39 Cox, Linda 39, 72 Craft, Kathy 25, 28, 30, 45 Craft, Kelli e 18, 19, 46 Craft , Stacy 19, 64 Crawford , Chris 64 Crawford , C ooki e 46 Crege r, Da rin 28, 55 Crine r, Ru ss 35, 46 Crisco, Ronnie 64 Crocke tt, Mary 28, 55 Cross, Judith 35, 64 Crouch, Ann 28, 55 Crouch , Mark 12, 15, 30, 34, 46 Crouch, Martha 46 Crowe , Ba rbara 64 Crowe, Gle nn 64 Cruey, Sh e rri 55 Cundiff, Patricia 46 Cundiff, Ste phe n 64, 69 Cunningham , Sco tt 64 Cupp, To n y 55 Cyrus, LaDonna 9, 64 DDD Dalton , Ke ith 12, 55 Da ni e ls, Greg 17, 46 Davis, Bria n 64 Davis, Ca rmella 35, 64 Davis, C hris 17, 46 Davis, Chris 64 Da vis, C la re n ce 55 Davis, Dietra 64 Da vis, Ly nn Dean, Miche lle 33, 55 Dearing, Chris 28, 30, 46 Deegan , Eve 39, 40 DeGu z man, Paolo 28, 55 DeHart, Ricky 28, 46 Deye rl e, C huck 34, 46 Dillman , Chris 46 Dillon, Margaret 46 Dillon , Marl< 34, 55 Dillon, Tabatha 31, 56 Dixon , Mark 28, 64 Dodd , Susan 28, 56 Dome ika , Carina 30, 33, 34, 46 Doo le y , Jackie 28, 31, 34, 46 Do oley , Je ff 17, 34, 35, 46 Doole y, Rick y 46 Dotso n , Brett 12, 28 , 56 Dotso n , Rand 28, 46, 54 Downs, Elizabeth 39 Downing , Jim 33 , 64 Down s, Chris 64 Downs, Ra y 64 Do yl e, Kri s 64 Duffy, Derick 64 Duke, De bo rah 56 Duncan , David 64 Duncan, Leslie 64 Dyer, And y 17, 56 EEE Ed gell , Dav id 2, 17, 46 �Edwards, Lisa 29, 64 Edwards, Noel 28, 46 Elgin, Pam 39 Elfiot, Keith 64 Elliot, Sandy 64 Ellis, David 64 Epperly, Tracy 64 Erickson, L.E. 17, 28, 46 Espelage, Janette 19, 34, 46 Evans, Angela 35, 65 Evans, Donnie 65 FFF Farmer, Judy 39 Farrell, Brooke 30, 32, 46 Farre ll, Eva 39 Farris, Nancy 32, 46 Ferguson, Jerry 56 Ferguson , Judy 39 Ferris, Richie 65 Fielder, Robbie Finnerty, John 39 Fisher, Dawn 33, 34, 56 Fisher, Shannon 24, 35, 65 Fitzgerald, Larry 56 Fitzgerald, Melissa 35, 65 Flinchum, Ronnie 56 Flinchum, Teresa 65 Flint, Ed 65 Flint, Robin 46 Flowers, Catrina Flowers, Michelle 46 Flurnoy, Robert 56 Flurnoy, Roger 46 Foley, Randy 12, 15, 27, 30, 34, 56 Foster, Brian 65 Foster, Kim 30, 46 Fowler, Cheri 35, 65 Fox, Meghan 35, 65 Fralin, Brian 17, 65 Francisco, Ja mes 46 Francisco, Lora 46 50 Francisco, Maria 34, 47 Franks, Steven 28, 30, 56 GGG Gallagher, Gail 39 Garlicl<., Charles 65 Garman, Angela 65 Garrett, Gary 65 Garrett, Kenneth 47 Garrett, Lisa 31, 56 Garrett, Nina 40, 51 Garst, Chuck 34, 35, 47 Gearhart, Patty 65 Gearhart, Terry 47 Gentry, Amy 35, 65 Gerhold, Cassandra 35 65 Gibson, Jeff 65 ' Gibson, Robby 47 Giessler, David 26 30 32 47 Giles, Dona ld 56 ' ' ' Gillespie, Audrey 63, 66 G~llespie, Trina 26, 35, 66 Gilley, Staci 35, 66 Gilley, Traci 24, 25, 27, 47 Goens, Charlie 35, 66 Goens, Tony 56 Gokbudok, Attila 29, 66 Goodwin, Anna 28, 30, 32, 47 Goodwin, Christy 66 Goodwin, Kelly 20, 30, 34, 56, 78 Goodwyne, Ra chel 56 Gosney, John 66 Grace, Michae l 29, 66 Graham, Dorothy 47 Graham, Douglas 33, 40 Graham, Marl< 36, 56 Graham, Nathan 47 Grant, Miche lle 66 Gravely, David 56 Gray, Barry 17, 28, 47 Gray, Mark 56 Gray, Mike 56 Gray, Mike 12, 15, 47, 65 Greenway, Lisa 56 Gregory, Margaret 26, 40 Gress, Robin 28, 30, 47 Griffin, Andy 47 Griffith , Amy 47 Griffith, Charlotte 40 Grisso, Randy 66 Gross, Tina 66 Grubb, Michelle 66 Grubb, Rand y 66 Guthrie, Brenda 40 Guthrie, Brian 66 Gwaltney, Jerry 40 Gwaltney, Paige 21, 30, 34, 47 HHH Hagadorn, David 15, 48 Hagee, Kim 66 Hafe, Glenett 66 Hale, Kim 20, 21, 30, 48 Haley, Mike 28, 48 Hall, Chris 66 Hall, Dana 48 Hall, Jerry 66 Hall, Judd 66 Hall, Mason 12, 28, 48 Hall, Scott 12, 56 Hambrick, Dana 19, 31, 56 Hammersly, Ernie 30, 48 Hammersley, Lesley 18, 19, 35, 66 Hancock, Julie 31, 66 Hanson, Joel 48 Hanson, Melissa 29, 56 Harbaugh, Chris 48 Harbaugh, Wendy 56 Hardy, Denny 12, 58 H a rdy, Robin 56 Harles, Greg 48 Harlow, Kevin 48 Harlow, Leslie 66 Harris, Cathy 66 Harris, Joseph 48 Harris, Michae l 34, 48 Harris, Michelle 66 Harris, Paul 56 Harris, Rachel 48 Harris, Stacy 34, 48 Hedge, Chuck 29, 66 Hedge, Glen 12, 49 Helms, Merv 12, 17, 49 Hensley, Brent 29, 66 Hensley, Laura 21, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 49 Herby , Judy 40 Herndon, Steve 17, 66 Hicks, Caroly n Beth 35, 66 Hickson, Sharon 66 Highsmith, Jon Hifdebrand , Caroline 30, 34, 56 Hill, Mary 31, 40 Hill, Sandy 4, 11 , 17, 40 Hitt, Janice 40 Hoback, Teresa 35, 66 Hodges, Dale 66 Hogan, Joey 56 Hoge, Julia 20, 34, 56 Hofdren, Nicole 56 Holliday , Lori 28, 49 Holliday, Robert 35, 66 Holliday, Rowena 30, 49 Holt, Jeff 66 Hood, Theresa 49 Hopkins, Lazelle 40 Horton, Lynn 66 Hoskins, Janet 29, 66 Hoskins, Mark 28, 49 Houchens, Virginia 40 Howard , Pamela 35, 66 Howell, Annette 66 Howell, Brett 66 Hudgins, Charles 56 Hudson, Cliff 67 Hudson, Robert 49 Hudson, Robert 56 Huff, Sonya 67 Huffman, Carol 19, 67 Hughson, Charisse 20, 56 Hughson, De De 67 Hull, Connie 28, 56 Humphrey, Robert 17, 29, 67 Humphries, Emily 35, 67 Hunter, Tiffany 67 Hurley, Zandra 67 Hutchinson, Patrick 12, 67 Hye r, Regina 40 Hylemon, Holly 67 Hylton, Danny 28, 57 Hylton, Paul 28, 49 Hypes, Tammy 57 Hypes, William 28, 49 III lbenez, Teresa 67 Isley, Trey 15, 26, 29, 65, 67 JJJ Jackson, Jared 57 Janney, Michael 67 Jarels, Tracy 67 Jenkins, Glenn 67 Jenkins, Jeffery 57 Jennings, Susan 35, 67 Jewell, Elizabeth 34, 57 Jobe, Cindy 67 Jobe, Kenneth 67 Johnson, Joseph 67 Johnson, Judy 67 Johnso n, Lee 17, 34, 67 Johnsto n, Scott 29, 67 Jones, Chris 49 Jones, Christina 35, 67 Jones, Cynnamon 67 Jones, Denise 67 Journell, Greg 67 Jordon , Jean 49 Joyce, Charles 49 Joyce, Jody 35, 67 Joyner, Susan 57 Justice, Andrew 49 KKK Kaiser, Paul 28, 57 Kallan, Peter 17, 25, 28, 57 Kalland, Steve 17, 26, 34, 57 Karrash, Karen 21, 32, 34, 49 Keaney, Chris 67 Keister, Melissa 67 Kelley, Jeffery 17, 28, 57 Kern, April 34, 49 Kesler, Allison 49 King, Darrell 12, 49 King, Greg 67 King, Kim 67 Kirby, Joe 40 Kiser, Richard 29, 67 Kramer, Connie 40 Krzysko , Elizabeth 67 Krzysko, Ross 28, 57 Kyle, Cherie 31 , 57, 61 LLL Lacey, Suzanne 67 Lafon, Michelle 67 Lancaster, Leigh Ann 34, 57 Index 75 �Lamanca, Debra 35, 67 Law, Sandra 68 Lawson, David 68 Laydin, David 17, 49 Lee, Billy 68 Lee, Jolie 34, 49 Lee, Travis 49 Leftwich, Richard 49 Leichtweis, Rick 40 Lemon, Brian 49 Lewis, Harry 68 Light, Matt 28, 57 Lipes, Debbie 30, 32, 34, 49 Lipes, Julie 35, 68 Litten, Wayne 57 Littrell, Stacey 57 Lockridge, Perry 68 Loga n, Sally 20, 30, 34, 57, 78 Long, Diane 41 Long, Jami 5, 57 Long, Tawahana 49 Looney, Beverly 9, 35, 68, 79 Looney, Heather 68 Lough, Ashton 48, 57 Lucas, Andrea 6, 34, 57, 78 Lucas, Tammy 68 Lynch, Nan')'. 28, 34, 49 Lynn, Brian :i8 Lynn, Kelly 34, 49 Lynn, Robm 68 Lyons, Kerry 20, 34, 57 MMM Mabes, Becky 58 Mabry, Angela 68 Madden, Lynn 49 Malone, Scott 68 Mann, Dee Dee 9, 68 Mann, Suzanna 29, 68 Ma nspile, Melinda 31, 58 Martin, Anthony 68 Martin, Christy 5, 58 Ma rtin, Dean 41 Martin, Jim my 58 Martin, Kristi 68 Maxey, Deanna 58 Maxfield, James 29, 58 Mays, Melissa 31, 68 McAlwee, Tawa na McCarty, Ann 20, 58 McClearn, Betsy 39 McConnell, Ch uck 68 McCray, Jerry 58 McGuire, Sherry 68 McKissick, Richard 68 Meador, Anne 30, 49 Meador, Tammy 31, 49 Meadows, Angela 21 , 49 Meadows, Johnny 12, 58 Meadows, Kimberly 34, 35, 68 Meddings, Brian 68 Medley, Jennifer 68 Mellen, Arthu r 41, 57 Metheney, Michelle 28, 50 Metz, Ben 58 Michie, David 68 Miles, Billy 41 Miles, Traci 27, 34, 35, 57, 58 Miller, Chip 17, 28, 34, 35, 58 Miller, Michael 17, 68 Miller, Randy 50 Miller, Ronald 58 Miller, Vernon 28, 50 Milliron, Marilyn 58 Mills, Annette 68 Mi nter, Lisa 35, 68 MitcheJJ, Lisa 35, 68 Moles, Teresa 20, 58, 78 Monagan, Martha 18, 19, 24, 30, 34, 58 Montgo mery, Barry 68 Moore, Marlene 20, 21, 47, 50 Moore, Mars hall 58 76 Index Morgan, Jessica 9, 34, 58 Morehart, Dian 35, 68 Morgan, Jody 9, 31 , 34, 58 Morris, Chip 50 Morris, Frank 10, 12, 15, 50 Morris, Marvin 12, 15, 58 Morris, Melanie 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, 32, 50 Morris, Robin 35, 68 Mosser, Len 11, 15, 41 Motley, Michele 68 Mottesheard, Tina 35, 68 Mullins, Tina 35, 69 Mullins, Tonya 58 NNN Nash, Tommy 69 Neece, Melissa 58, 61 Neel, Tammy 69 Nelson, Debbie 9, 34, 58 Nelson, Eric 69 Nelson, Sandra Nemeth, Tracy 35, 69 Nester, Frances 69 Nichols, Dennis 58 Nichols, Elizabeth 69 Nichols, Glenna 69 Nininger, James 17, 29, 69 Nipper, Ricky 59 Noll, Terry 50 Norford, A.O. 27, 30, 59 Norford, Jennifer 24, 30, 32, 45, 50 Norris, Elizabe th 29, 69 Norris, Mary 28, 59 Northup, Patrick 28, 30, 50 Northup, Zachary 69 Nunnally, Will 24, 25, 30, 50 000 Obenshain, Susan 28, 59 Oetgen, Brian 24, 25, 26, 30, 32, 35, 50 Oliver, Belinda 69 Oliver, Malinda 18, 19, 59 Omohundra, Lisa 69 Orville, Karen 41 Owen, Ashley 3, 34, 59 Owen, Laura 59 PPP Pace, Demian 69 Pacetti, Debbie 69 Pacetti, Way ne 59 Packett, Mark 28, 50 Paige, Johnny 59 Paige, Michelle 59 Painter, David 59 Painter, Jesse 50 Parke r, Matt 69 Parker, Vince nt 12, 59 Parks, Andrew 69 Parks, James 69 Parks, Rebecca 29, 69 Patel, Anil 69 Patel, Heme nt 50 Patterson, Cathrine 69 Peek, Anita 29, 69 Pellant, Kevin 69 Perdu e, Bryan 35, 69 Perry, Eugene 12, 59 Perry, Ph yllis 50 Pesek, Mark 69 Pesek, Scott 59 Peters, Cheryl 59 Peters, Jeffrey 69 Peterson, Ja net 69 Peterson, Philip 69 Phillips, Michael 69 Phillips, Steve 15, 16, 59 Phipps, Kevin 10, 12, 15, 16, 50 Phlega r, Alan 17, 69 Phlegar, Kathy 41 Picone, Frank 69 Picone, Jo hn 70 Pintarelli , Stephanie 70 Plybon , Danie l 70 Plymale, Dean 28, 70 Poff, David 17, 28, 50 Poff, Ja ck Poff, Ma ry 50 Poff, Me lanie 50 Poff, Melissa 70 Poff, Miche le 29, 70 Poff, Robin 59 Po index ter, Jody 35, 70 Polster, Angie 29, 70 Pope, Ralpn 59 Po tts, Deanna 9, 59 Po tts, Ja rre tt 29, 70 Po well, G le nn 35, 70 Powell, Jo hn 29, 70 Powell , Kobi 51 Powell , Pa ul 67, 70 Powe ll, Will 51 Powe rs, Amy 35, 70 Powers, Minnda 30, 34, 35, 59 Price, Amy 70 Price, Kim 19, 70 Prillaman, Greg 12, 28, 30, 51, 54 Prochas ka, Nancy 59 Prosise, Kare n 51 Puch , Beve rl y 34, 35, 59, 78 Pugh , Archie 14, 15, 30, 32, 51 Pugh, Jill 59 Pugh , La rry 70 Pullins, Kevin 59 Purdy , Jo hn 59 RRR Racine, Julie 59 Radford , William 59 Ra inville, Diana 36, 59 Rainville, Laurie 51 Ra ndall , Wendy 20, 59 Ra nkin , C hris tine 70 Rapp, Dav id 70 Ray, Jack 28, 37, 51 Ray, Made line 70 Rease r, Dennis Reaso r, Ca rl a 35, 70 Re ddick , Felica 70 Reese, Lorrie 70 R e ~nier, Sonya Re id , De na 20 , 34, 59, 78 Re id , Vance 70 Renick, Tia 34, 51 Re pasky, Alan 70 Rey n olds, Jo hn 70 Rey no ld s , Ri cky 51 Rhodes, Me lissa 70 Rice, And y 35, 70 Richa rd so n , Bre nt 70 Richard so n , Don 17, 59 Riddl e, Mike 51 Ril ey, Je nnife r 34, 59, 78 Riley, Sean 12, 15, 51 Roa ne, Michae l 70 Robe rts, Da le 70 Robe rts, Je nnife r 59 Ro be rts, Julie 41 Robe rts, Ma rk 51 Robe rts, Ro bin 30, 59 Robertso n , Conni e 71 Robe rtso n , Kevi n 28, 51 Ro be rtso n , Li sa 35 , 71 Rocke, Eddi e 51 Roge rs, Ja m es 28 , 60 Roge rs, Ta mmy 34, 51 Ro hrba u g h , Ta ry n 60 Ro nk , La u ra 60 Roo p , Mark 60 Rose, Bobby 17, 52 �Routh, Gary 29, 71 Ruegamer, Ste phanie 28, 60 Rurriburg, Katrina 35, 71 SSS Sanderford, Woodrow 41 Saunders, Helen 35, 71 Saul, Melissa 60 Saunders, Cecil 52 Saunders, Melissa 35, 71 Saunders, Shawn 17, 27, 30, 32, 52 Saunders, Tammy 71 Schram, Ricky 60 Schram, Shari Schirmer, Amy 21, 28, 32, 52 Scott, David 71 Sease, Jennife r 35, 71 Seay, Julie 41 Seay, Matthew 71 See, Billy 60 Seidman, Penny 41 Selleck, Mark 52 Sellers, Steve 12, 17, 52 Setliff, Barbie 34, 52 Settle, Teresa 35, 71 Severn, Todd 71 Shadeck, Shirlann 60 Shaffer, Eric 12, 60 Shaner, John 29, 71 Shaw, Nancy 30, 41 Sheely, John 71 Sheets, Lisa 35, 71 Shelor, Alan 52 Shelor, Jennifer 60 Shen, Pei Wen 35 71 Shifflett, Scott 71 ' Shively, Kyle 33, 35, 71 Shively, Lenora 28 52 Short, Tim 60 ' Shrader, Mary 41 Shugart, Matthew 71 Siko, Cheryl 71 S!lcott, Tammy 60 S~mmers, Blaine 34, 35, 51, 52 Simmers, Damon 17, 35, 7l, 73 Sink, Jennifer 52 Sink, Tracy 35, 71 Sinkler, Wayne 15, 28, 60 Sinkler, William 12, 28, 30, 52 Sisson, Judy 41 Sisson, Paul 71 Sledd, Kenn e th 71 Slusher, Becky 28, 33, 60 Slusher, Dale 52 Sm!th, Elesha 29, 68, 71 Smith, Lisa Sm!th, Mark 35, 71 Smith, Nadine 30, 52 Smith, Natalie 71 Smith, Patrick 60 Smith, Scott 52 Smith, Sonja 34, 52 Smith, Tamara 30, 52 Smith, Timothy 35, 71 Smith, Tommy 71 Smith, Troy 71 Snavely, Kim 35, 71 Spaulding, Shawn 60 Spence, Angela 71 Spites, Melissa 62 Spriggs, Anna 52 Sowell, Bobby 29, 71 Sowers, Donnie 52 Sowers, William 28, 60 Sounnho, Chinda 60 St. Clair, Greg 60 St. Clair, Tommy 28, 30, 37, 60 Stacy, Lorie 35 72 Stalfard , Danny 15 60 Stallins, Penny 41 ' Stamper, Tony 53 Stanford, Lon 5, 34, 60 Stanley, Chris 35, 62 Stanley, Vilma 24 Staples, Kathy 53 Stephens, Nicole 9, 60 Stewart, James 28, 60 Stewart, Timothy 72 Stiff, Wilma 24 Stinson, Stephanie 72 Stockton, Russ 12, 26, 34, 60 Strouth, Lorey 72 Stumr., Brian 60 Sturgill, Allison 72 Sutton, John 72 Switzer, Heather 72 Switze r, Mark 34, 60 TTT Talbot-Jones, Chris 60 Taliaferro, Jane 35, 72 Taliaferro, Lois 42 Tarpley, Liz 20, 60 Tate, Sue 53 Taylor, Dana 72 Taylor, Donald 53 Taylor, Kim 35, 72 Taylor, Susan 24 Te rry, Sharon 53 Tharpe, April 72 Thomas, Amy 9, 26, 60 Thomas, Charlie 72 Thomas, David 12, 17, 28, 53 Thomas, Debbie 53 Thomas, Do nni e 72 Thomas, Keith 60 Thomas, Sherry 53 Thomasson, Gregory 72 Thompson, Brian 72 Thompson , Lee 72 Thompson, Paula 24, 25, 60 Thornhill , G.O. 17, 53 Thornton, Buck 29, 72 Tiedeman, Dee 19, 28, 60 Tinsley, Derek 72 Tolley, Mike 53 Trail, Melissa 60 Traxel, James 60 Tucker, Hea th er 72 Tucker, Lisa 72 Turk, Angela 53 Turner, Carter 35, 60 Turner, Cheryl 28, 35, 72 uuu Unger, Leslie 6, 42 Unaerwood, Doug 72 v Vance, Eddie 34, 60 Vass, Glen 60 Vaughn, Rob 12, 15, 28, 30 , 32, 53 Vernon, Kristi 21, 26, 27, 28, 32, 34, 35, 53 Vernon, Melod y 28, 34, 35, 61 Via, Deanna 72 Via, Susan 35, 73 Via, Tina 53 Viar, Brian 12, 35, 73 Wardle, Vicki 53 Wass, Debra 31, 33, 73 Waters, Hazel 41 Watson, Heather 73 Watts, Margaret 24, 34, 61 Weaver, Patrick 61 Webb, Danny 61 Webb, Melissa 61 Webb, Stacy 73 Webb, Will 29, 73 Webster, Stephanie 61 Weeks, Chris 73 Weikle, Tony 53 Welch, Mike 26, 28, 32, 53 Welleford, Burt 73 Weller, Melissa 30, 34, 61 Wells, Bruce 73 West, Eric 61 Westmoreland, Victoria 61 White, Bobby 61 White, Jennifer 73 White, Vincent 73 Whitescarver, Carol 34, 61 Whitesell, Brent 61 Whorley, Jacqueline 61 Wilbourne, Katherine 24 Wilburn, Scott 35, 73 Wiley, Hunter 12, 35, 61 Williams, Brian 61 Williams, Kenneth 73 Williams, Mark 53 Williams, Nancy 53 Williams, Ted 24 Wills, Terri 61 Wilson, Charles 61 Wilson, Lynn 29, 73 Wilson, Tanya 73 Wim mer, Barry 15, 35, 73 Wimmer, Don 28, 53 Winstead, Cathy 28, 32, 47, 53 Winstead, Tony 61 Wise, Stephanie 29, 73 Witt, Greg 73 Witt, Richard 35, 73 Witt, Scott 61 Witt, Scott 73 Wolfe, Angela 73 Wolfe, Tommy 61 Wood, Jennifer 53 Wood, Martha 24, 25, 28, 30, 32, 53 Woolwine, Jody 73 Woolwine, Melinda 34, 53 Worrell, Darrell 73 Wright, Andy 73 Wright, Susan Kim 21 , 34, 35, 53 Wright, Lisa 73 Wright, Mary 9, 19, 24 Wrobel, Michelle 28, 61 yyy Yates, Jeff 53 Yopp, Chris 53 Yost, Tara 19, 35, 73 Young, Drew 53 Yuhas, Marty 11, 15, 24 zzz Zini, Todd 35, 73 Zi rkle, Jon 73 WWW Walker, Allen 27, 53 Walker, Franklin 73 Walker, Jason 73 Walker, Kara 8, 9, 53 Walker, Sherri 73 Wallen , Julie 73 Walters, Ca lvin 73 Ward , Rusty 61 Index 77 �As time goes by Beverly Puch, Jennife r Ril ey, Andrea Lucas, Teresa Moles, Kim Beverly, Sall y Loga n, Kelly Goodwin, and Dena Reid clow ning at the b-ball game. Shelley Archer heads home on the bus after another day at school. 78 Conclusion �Mr. Leonard Butler and his staff keep our school spotless. Bev Looney cranks-away to raise the hoops in the gym. As time goes by, it's hard to believe that a year can pass so quickly. Some students have gotten used to their surroundings and feel comfortable here, yet it is time to go on. For others it still may seem confusing, but the feeling of excitement and curiosity to experience the year to come is always there . As each goes his own separate way, he will continue to meet new challenges and "fall into place." Concl usion 79 �The members of the 1982-83 Annual Staff would like to extend their appreciation for all of the dedicated work, time, and patience given to us by Miss Farrell, who was the new annual staff sponsor this year. During this time , Miss Farrell spent many grueling hours with us, not only after school, but also at home on her own time . We admire her for her endurance of the many hassles that we put her through during the course of the year. As Andrew Lewis prepares to become a middle school, we hope that future annual staff members 80 Concl usion will have as qualified a sponsor as we did. This edition of the Pioneer combined the best efforts of many dedicated, hard-working individuals . We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Charlie Garrison, our Hunter Publishing representative, for his time spent helping us get started. We would also like to thank Mr . Art Cournoyer of Gentry Studio, the Salem Times Register, and Mr. Jim O'Hare for helping us in the photography department. Melanie Morris, editor ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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PIONEER /\ ~ ~, : ;/ ,. ._......~ - ~~ I ' \ ~i i I i �ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM ����2 Prologue �, 0 1195 03831917 '.y[0 r .~ .. r An eerie silence reigns everywhere. A lone pair of feet shuffles through the echoing halls. He unlocks each door one by one. Windows are opened, lights switched on. He glances at his watch: 8:31 . Then as if by eruption, the swinging doors burst open and people stream in. Halls are exploding with screams, Bubbly giggles and anxious hellos. It is August 26, 1981 . A new year has been born. Laura Hensley ... Prolog u e 3 �0 D _ • lo"'S, ,.....e-ssco- • G,.~..,°:11,,1 i..ic) ~M"'"' ~A; R -Tb6 "'"'"~~ ho,....£ · a..>o«.~ • • (o""'""bN Am;-~ s'i,.,..ho I (L,..~) •A\~~s ~bf".s 4'J0 ~oo~ ,~ h1>mGW04tK Mt.\U'S - • Shrw.l\J l::. (€1/£ blu.E ~s --•,,C.oNl/ERS£° .,. Chu.GI'· /~loR. -f-£NNT S 4 student Life Divider - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- ----- - - - - ---- °'~oE ~ �Student Life 5 �6 Student Life �student Life 7 �8 student Life �Smile, you're on candid camera. Its been a hard day. Asleep on the job. Let's get it together! .. Action in the air. Don't trip! 1 ; .. Help! We're being invaded! Help! Student Life 9 �Boom ! ,.:'TOOTS" Boom'• BnAn TRY LOR ~ - Look at those legs! STOP TALKING AND GET TO WORK! 10 Stud ent Life My feelings exactly! �D people Divider 11 �THE SECRETARIAL AND BOOKKEEPING STAFF THE MAIN MEN Mr. Lewis Campbell - Principal ~/ Mr. Joe E. Kriby - Assistant Principal Mrs. Regina Hyer - Secretary Mrs. Marie K. Martin - Office Paraprofessional 12 Mr. John Finnerty - Assistant Principal Mrs. VIima Stanley - Bookkeeper �Mrs. Linda Addington Mathematics Miss Jane Moore Ambrose English Mr. Wayne Barnhart Mathematics & Algebra Mrs. Dianna Beamer Special Education Mr. Walter c . Bell Jr. Mathematics Mrs. Martha Brooks Business Miss Bet h Byrd English Ms. Bet sy B. Chaney Guidance c ou nselo r 13 �Mr. Tom Chester Industrial Arts Mrs. Frances Chubb Librarian Mrs. Linda cox Mathematics Miss Lynn Davis Art Mrs . Eve Lynn Deegan Title I Reading Mr . Bruce Dow dy Ms. Joyce Edmonson Title I Mathematics Mrs. Sandra Denny Mr. William Clapper Spanish 14 - __ \ �Mrs. R. L. Evans English Mrs. Brenda Fainer special Education Miss Eva M. Farrell Life Science Mr_s. Judy Ferguson Guidance counselor Ms. Donna Fulton English Mrs. Gayle Gallagher Mathematics Mr. D. A. Graham social Studies Mrs. Margaret Gregorv Science & Mathematics 15 �Charlotte Griffith soclal studies Mrs. Becky Hendrick Choir Mrs. Marv Hill Home Economics Sandy Hill Physical Education Mrs. Janice P. Hitt Science Mrs. Lazelle s. Hopkins English Virginia L. Houchens .. English 16 Miss Frances L. Hurt Science �Constance w. Kramer English Mr. Art Mellen science Mrs. Norma Moore Special Education Ms. susan J. Peerv special Education Mr. Dennis Reaser Band -~­ Mrs. Sally Nabil French M_rs_. Glenda Seymour c1v1cs. social studies Mrs. Nancy M. Shaw Latin and social Studies 17 �Marv Ellen M. Shrader Science Ms. Ann Simpson Special Education Ms . Penny Stallins Physical Education Hazel waters Mathematics Judy Webber Mathematics Mr. Ted A. Williams Physical Education Marv F. Wright Physical Education 18 Phyllis Zorn social Studies �Mrs. Jerry Bedwell - Special Education Mrs. Ruth E. Painter - Special Education p A R A p R 0 Ms. Mary Ann Lavinder - Special Education F E Mrs. Lois Taliaferro - Special Education s s I 0 N A L s Mrs. Penny Seidman - Science Mrs. Wil ma Stiff - Library 19 �CAFETERIA STAF F Mrs. Farene Bostic Mrs. Rintv Graves Mrs. Nadeau Hibbits Mrs. Helen Oliver Ms . Susie Snavely Not pictured : Ms. Madeline Anderson. Ms. Tawahana Lang, Ms. Louise Austin , Ms. Gladys Gibson CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Leonard Butler Mr. Ronnie "Magic" Johnson E1 \D\0 -. - . Mr. Monroe Johnson 20 QG Mr. William G. Boardwine �President - Nira Marsh Vice President - Leigh Walton secretarv - Edwin Taylor Treasurer - Ellen Turnev 21 �22 Scott Acree Patty Alley Matt Ames Scott Bailey John Blackiston Joe Brightwell Judy Biggs Kim Brooks Jam es Carter Tracy Carter Pam Clark Michelle Clayburn Tom Bailey sue Brooks Angela Cleary �we just call her "Mary Dimples" Ken coon Chris Copenhaver Melissa Crotts Terri Cunningham Scott Crawford Edgar Crockett Tony Dalton Tatia Daniels Mark Dean Tina Dehaven Gary Dillon Ashley Dobbins Grace Dowdy Cheryl Dooley Melinda Duke 23 �24 David Edens Brian Ellis David Edwards Angela Favata Jack Farris Amy Ferguson Paul Ferguson Amy Fisher Denny Fix Paul Flint Jenny Foster Marvin Francisco Marv Gabris Steve Garren Amy Gaston Trey Gregory J.R . Haegele Does Mrs . Zorn teach world Geography or Ballroom Dancing? �Eric Hatter Richard Heller Lewis Hester Scott Highsmith George Hite Scott Hite Baal Houck David Howell Leslie Hubble Jim Hudson Mark Hyer Cecil Jennings Roy Johnson wayne Keist er 25 �Matt Lee Jay Lewis Julie Linkous Karen Littrell Brenda Looney Kevin Lyons Spring Madden Terry Madden Ricky Manning Nira Marsh Richard Morgan Doug Moore ,. St eve Miller 26 LeAnn Mitchell Carolyn Morgan �Cheerleaders with their teethy grins. Lynne Nichols sue Nemivant Ralph Nester Robin Peake Allyson Perdue James O'Quinn Bobbie Pate Leslie Phillips Debbie Poff Jeff Poff Jimmy Poff Vincent Randall Steve Ra pp Kerry Redding ., Vickie Poff Tonya Presley 27 �26 Matt Lee Jay Lewis Julie Linkous Karen Littrell Brenda Looney Kevin Lyons Spring Madden Terry Madden Ricky Manning Nira Marsh Jeff Martin Robbie May Brent McKinney Kim McMahon Kim Medley Steve Miller LeAnn Mit chell Carolyn Morgan Richard Morgan Doug Moore �Cheerleaders with their teethy grins. Mike Perdue Leslie Phillips Vickie Poff Tonya Presley 'I Sue Nemivant Debbie Poff Jeff Poff Ralph Nester Jimmy Poff h Vincent Randall 27 �Dixie Ribble Julie Rickman Joey Santy Debbie Schaal Frank Sellers Pei Chung Shen Timmy Shepherd Monica Sheppard Teresa Rexrode Kenny Reynolds Tracy Reynolds Tony Rippee Ricky Robertson Valerie Shadeck Missy Shaner I Amy Sisson 28 What are you trying to do this time? �Kevin Slusher Steve Slusher Dale Smith Lisa Smith Robin Sowell Melissa Spaulding Warnie Sprinkle Donna Stallard Kevin Stclair Steve Staton Andrea Vaughn Ginny Walker Tiffany Walker Leigh Walton 29 �Ken Webb Lisa Webb Theresa Webb Donna Whorley Allen Wiley Pam Willey Alice weaver UIUt ~ Katrina Webber Paul White Danny Williams Sharon Wimmer Greg Wolfe Ira Wolfe Roger woods Judy Woolwine Kris Xaypangne Melissa Yeatts Mike Yoon Chris Yopp l I • Not pictured : Anthony Aker Lee Jackson Aker William Broughman Denise Hancock Gwendolyn Hawkins Leslie Ray Robert Tucker Cameron Young 30 Chuck Zimmerman �President - Lynn Walton Vice President - Cathy Winstead Secretary - Jill Bain Treasurer - Marlene Moore 31 �Gary Acree Billy Adams Brian Adams Leigh Ann Agee Sandra Albery Alicia Allen J.R. Alley Brett Amburgey Christy Banks Sherry Beck Randy Beckner Teresa Beckner Tracy Beckner Chris Bower Karen Boyd Patty Bradford Mike Brammer Lisa Brickey Mike Brightwell Andy Brizzolara Dawn Brown 32 8th grade class Lee Brown Jerry Akers Jill Bain Tony Bryant �.... I Denise Bryson Jim Burtch Peter cantrill Patricia Cundiff Kay Campbell Mark Chandler Scott Carroll I Martha crouch Robin Bushnell Greg Daniels Chris oavis Kay c. Campbell Elizabeth Chernault 8th grade class 33 �Margaret Dillion Carina Domelka Rand Dotson David Edgell Janette Espelage Brooke Farrell Jeanne Farris Robin Flint Roger Flurnoy James Francisco Lora Francisco Teresa Fry Laura Gallegos E.G . Garman Ricky DeHart Chuck Deyerle Jackie Dooley Jeff Dooley Noel Edwards L.E. Erickson Nancy Farris Maria Francisco 34 8t h grade class Chris Dillman Rick'{ Dooley Chuck Garst �Terry Gearhart Marcia Gibson Traci Giiiey David Hagadorn Mason Hall David Giessler Robin Gress Kim Hale Ernie Hammersley John Griesenbrock Mike Haley Denny Hardy Terry Giles Nathan Graham Anna Goodwin Mike Grav Barry Grav Robin Gibson Kevin Harlow Paige Gwaltney Dana Hall JoJo Harris 8th grade class 35 �Mike Harris Rachel Harris . t \_ Stacy Harris Jim Hart Lisa Hartberger ) Merv Helms Laura Hensley Jim Hogan Lori Holliday David Hollifield Tonya Hollifield Andy Holmes Mark Hoskins Rowena Holliday Robert Hudson .... ~.. Mike Hurt Paul Hylton William Hypes Karen Ka r ras ch April Kern Allison Kessler 36 8th grade class David Layden Jolle Lee �Sean Lee Richard LeftWich Tawahana Long Marie Matheney Brian Lemon Nancy Lynch Mike McManus Debbie Lipes Kelly Lynn Ann Meador Duane Long Marcheta Madden Tammy Meador Angela Meadows ti Vernon Miller Frank Morris Marlene Moore Melanie Morris Doug Morgon Terri Noll Jennifer Norford Chip Morris Patrick Northup 8th grade class 37 �Will Nunnally Brian oetgen Mark Packett Jesse Painter Vince Parker Hemant Patel David Poff Marv Poff Melanie Poff Robin Poff Peter Poulton Kobi Powell Will Powell Greg Prillaman Archie Pugh Laurie Rainville Jack Ray Tia Renick Ricky Reynolds Sean Riley 38 8th grade class Mark Roberts Kevin Robertson Eddie Rocke Mike Riddle Tammy Rogers �Cecil Saunders Shawn Saunders AmY Schirmer Shari Schram Blaine Simmers Deena Simmons Jennifer Sink William Sinkler sue Tate Donnie Taylo r Mark Selleck Dale Slusher ."'1 Tony Stamper 8th grade class 39 �Rob Vaughn Lynn Walton Melinda Woolwine 40 8th grade class Vicki wardel Mike Welch Mark Williams Kim Wright Jeff Yates Drew Young Nancy Williams Daiany xaypangne �8th grade class 41 �IN HONOR FRANCES LEWIS HURT ~ -­ Frances Lewis Hurt, a direct descendent of Andrew Lewis, is a native of Salem, Virginia . She attended Fort Lewis Elementary and Andrew Lewis High School graduating in 11 years which was the trend at that time. To continue her education Ms. Hurt attended a one year program at National Business College, then worked in Charleston, West Virginia for one and a half years. During World war II !1943·46> she served in the Navv. In 1947 Ms. Hurt began her higher education at Roanoke College and graduated in 1951 with a major in biology and a minor in chemistry. she then worked in the chemical lab at Radford Army Ammunition Plant. Ms. Hurt began teaching at Andrew Lewis in septem~_er Of 19?3 after having gone back to Roanoke College to certify as a teacher. In 1958-59 she received a grant from the Na ~~~al Science Foundation for graduate work in chemistry and physics at the University of Virginia . She then returned to An ~ Lewis and is retiring from teaching after a career of 28 years. Ms. Hurts' talents and knowledge in the field of science wi long be remembered. HILDA N. SCOTT Hilda N. Scott was born in Bonsack and is a native of Roanoke county. She gradu ated from William Byrd in 1938 and her first job was wor king for the National You th Association. She attended Kennett School of Commerce f or one and a half yea r s t o t ake a business course. She married w. Murphy Scott on June 22. 1946 and h ad t wo ch ildren Douglas and Gail. They moved to Charlotte county and lived at Drakes Branch, Virginia for two years. Wh ile t here her hu sband tau ght school at Rand olph Hi gh School and 42 Appreciation operated a store. The s~~tts moved back to sonsack. en to Salem, in 1951 . variousJ~~s kept her bUSY during e ren were years while her c hlld growing up In 1970. Mrs . Scott becam"e secretary at what was then sa1em In. termediate under Mr. Bar. nett. Mrs . scott ca~e to Andrew Lewis when it be. came a junior high In 1977 · ~f­ ter ten and a half years Witt) the Roanoke county schoo1 System , she retired In De. cember, 1981 . she says she Is enjoying everv minute of re. tirement bY taking care Of her new granddaughter. �SEVENTH President - Randy Foley Vice President - carter Turner secretary - Kim Beverly Treasurer - Nicole Stevens 43 �44 candids �Pam Acors Sara Allen Herbert Allgaver Steve Alls Doug Altis Gary Anderson Ronny Angell Richard Ata Eric Bailey Susan Baker Tracey Baldwin Shannon Ball Mike Barber Robert Barham Holly Barnett Christy Barrett Trey Bateman Jeff Beasley Alice Berger Kim Beverly Shelly Biggs Angela Bishop Michele Bloodworth Amanda Boothe Chris Branson Brad Braxton Shane Brooks Loretta Brown Lora Bryant Eliza beth Bush Kirk Candler Ann Carroll Rhonda carter Randy Cas ey Lisa Cha nd ler Su zanne Chernault Dana Chewning Charles Clem ens Michell e c onner Steve c onne r I Bat es Chapman \ 45 �Michele Dean Paolo Deguzman Terry DeHart Mark Dillon Tabatha Dillon Mark Dixon Susan Dodd Brett Dotson Debbie Duke Andy Dyer Dawn Fischer Larry Fitzgerald Ronnie Flinchum Robert Flurnoy Randy Foley Tom Forbes Steven Franks Lolita Giggetts Tony Goens Kelly Goodwin Mark Graham David Gravely Mark Grav Mike Grav Scottie Hall Dana Hambrick Melissa Hanson �Ray Harless Glen Hedge Jon Highsmith Caroline Hildebrand Joey Hogan Robert Hudson Charisse Hughson Connie Hull Juli Hoge Nicole Holdren Chuckie Hudgins Susan Joyner Paul Kaiser Peter Kallan .\,\ Steve Kalland Jeff Kelly Darrell King Ross Krzysko Cherrie Kyle Leigh-Ann Lancaster Mike Land David Lawson Raymond Lee Matt Light Stacy Littrell Jack Loadholt Sally Logan Jami Long Andrea Lucas Brian Lynn Kerry Lyons Becky Mabes Melinda Manspile Christy Martin Jimmy Martin 47 �48 Ben Metz Traci Miles Chip Miller Ronald Miller Marilyn Milliron Annette Mills Teresa Moles Martha Mongan Marshall Moore Jessica Moran Jody Morgan Marvin Morris Jill Motley Terri Motley Tonya Mullins Danny Neece Melissa Neece Debbie Nelson Gerald Nelson Jeffrey Nelson Ricky Nipper A.O. Norford Mary Norris Susan Obenshain Ashley Owen Laura Owen Wayne Pacetti Johnny Paige Michelle Paige David Painter Vincent Parker Eugene Perry Scott Pesek Cheyrl Peters Mike Phillips Steve Phillips �I Dena Reid Kenny Reid Donald Richardson Jennifer Riley Robin Roberts James Rogers \\ Taryn Rohrbaugh Mark Roop Stephanie Ruegamer Eric Shaffer Jennifer Shelor Timmy Short Tammy Silcott Dawn Simmons Wayne Sinkler Becky Slusher Patrick Smith Donald sowers Eddie sowers Shaw n Spaulding Danny Stallard Lo r i Stanford Shlrlann Shadeck ' Ricky Schram Nicole Stephens Billy see �Russ Stockton Brian Stump Mark Switzer Elizabeth Tarpley Rolanda Taylor Yolanda Taylor Amy Thomas Keith Thomas Paula Thompson Dee Tiedemann Kim Tilton Melissa Tra il Carter Turner Eddie Vance Glenn Vass Melody Vernon Rusty ward Margaret Watts Bobby White carol Whitescarver Jackie Whorley Paula Wiggins Hunter Wiley Brian Williams Jennifer Williams Kenneth Williams Terri Wills Tony Winstead Scott Witt NOT PICTURED: James Beckner Robin Poff Richard Ayers Vala rie Yopp Janice underwood Kenneth Litten Rachael Lyons Benjamin Carr Jeffery Jenkins Ralph Pope Denise snva r �lJ spo rt s OiVI·der 51 �ALJH FOOTBALL ~~~w~~:i Left to Right Row 1- M. Brammer. G. Prillaman. F. Sellers, F. Morris J. o·auinn c . R. Morgan. T. Taylor, M. Morris, J. Harris, M. Hyer. Mgr. M. Land . Row'2-w Kim'br~utgt,n ~o~ng , Captain R. Johnson capta l V. Parker. R. Foley, c . Joyce. D. Thomas, M. Brightwell , R. Vaughan , c . Yopp R · · o b, J. c~~er. s. Riley, K. campb n New, M. Crouch, L. Hutchinson, D. Moore, J. Farris, P. Ferguson , J. Brightwe?lwA3 w·foach Ted W1ll1ams , B. Ellis, R. HellerEllt, coach Eddie Joyce. Jr. · · 1ev. R. Robertson, s. Rapp, D. Will i ar)-, ~· f The 1981 football team compiled the first undefeateduntied record in Andrew Lewis Junior High School history. A number of things contributed to this - the team spirit and closeness, the love of the sport and the dedication and talent to produce a number one team. The Wolverines outscored their opponents 166 to 24. The offensive unit gained a season total of 2,751 yards averaging 393 yards per game. Offensive standouts in the line were Roy Johnson, Brian Ellis, and Doug Moore. Quarterback Cameron Young passed for a district record of 16 touchdowns to Richard Morgan , Lynwood Hutchinson. and James o·auinn. Eighth grader JoJo Harris led the rushing game with a total of 405 yards. The Wolverine defensive unit held their opponents to 3.4 points per game- the best defense in the district. Richard Morgan and James o·auinn led the team in interceptions with 11 . Defensive linemen Doug Moore. Jack Farris, and William Kimbrough were cited for outstanding play. Linebacker Brian Ellis fed the unit in total tackles with 66. Ninth g~ad e r Jamie carter led the kick-off team in coverage . Allen Wiley recorded a 47.9 yard kickoff average, kicking 3 into opponents end zones throughout the course of the season. This t eam made the fall season enjoyable for everyone in Salem and it Will never be the same again . we ·re proud of ou r men. 52 Foot ball All-District _Team _Front L to R _ brough , Brian Ellis Back L to R- Ric~oy Johnson, William Kl Cameron Young ard Morgan , Doug Mo �1981 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS -~~~~~. ·~· · - • - =- · ._, . . - ~ ·· - Football 53 j �BOYS' BASKETBALL standing : James O'Quinn, Kevin PhiPPS. Lynwood Hutchinsnn, Ma~t)ew Ames, David Hagadorn. cam Young. Ricky Manning Ricky Robertson , Rob vaughnn , Greg Wolfe, Steve Rapp. Sitting : coach Mr. Bush Robbie May Marvin Morris, Steve Phillips, Randy Foley, Frank Morris, Theo Taylor, coach Mr. Barnhart. · · --- The action sport! 54 Boys· Basketball �GIR LS' BASKETBALL Row 1: Managers : Robbie May, Steve Phillips, Matt Ames . Row 2: Mr. Bush ; coach, Ashley Owens, sue Nemivant, Jamie Long, Kay Campbell. Melanie Morris, Rowena Holliday, Christy Martin , Lori Holliday, Sherry Kyle ; Mgr.. Mr. Barnhart; coach. Row 3: Robin Roberts ; Mgr. , Ginny Riley, Leigh Walton, Robin Sowell, Michelle Kyle, Andres Lucus , Beverly Puck, Jacqueline Dooley; Mgr., Susan Greenway; Mgr. Girls' Basketball 55 �Volleybal l Row1 : Melissa Crotts cmanager>. DeAnna Potts. Vicky Wardle . Brenda Looney, Lisa Webb . Melinda Duke. Elizabeth Chernau1 Melody Vernon , Row 2: David Edgel cmanager> . Amy Ferguson <manager> . Brenda Larabee . Therasa Taylor. Amy Fishe Donna Whorley, Robin Kelly, Theresa Webb, Ms. Simpson <coach> . Joey Santy <manager> ,-The Volleyball Team finished a spectacular season thi year by winning the district title for the third vea straight. something never done by any team in t h league. They won their first game in district competitiot by a score of 15-1, which is unusual. Brenda Looney Wa leading scorer with over 120 points. The team finish the season with an overall record of 12-2. All Star Players: Donna Who rley, Therasa Ta ylor, Brenda Lo oney, Ms. Simpson (coach) 56 Volleyba ll �Volleyball 57 �Cheerleaders of ALJ H L to R-Splits-Tatia Daniels, Amy Fisher. Kneeling - warnie Sprinkle. LeAnn Mitchell. Marv Gabris, Dixie Ribble -Alt.erna Standing - Sponsor Ms. Brooks, Kerry Redding - Alternate. Ellen Turney, coach Debbie Brooks. Top Row - Kim Medlev. c Captain Melissa Spaulding , captain Nira Marsh, Leigh Walton . Lt o R-Sitting-Angela Meadows. Leigh Ann Ag~e. captain Lynn Walton. co-captain Kristi Vernon. Sarah Claytor, Amy Sehl rt Standing_ Coach Debbie Brooks, Alternate Paige Gwaltney, Alternate Marlene Moore . Alternate Kay Campbell , Kim Karen Karrasch, Sponsor Ms. Brooks. 58 Cheerleaders �GYMNASTICS Row 1; Dixie Ribble, Melissa Spaulding, Lynn Walton, Mary Gabris, Jeanette Espelage. Row 2: Kay Campbell, Karen Karrash, Kim McMahon, Leigh Walton, Teresa Moles. Liz :rarpley. Row 3; Michelle Clayburn; Manager, Michelle Stingle. Beverly Puck. Trey Gregory; Mgr. , Kay Campbell. Ms. Mary Wright; coach. Brenda Looney, She-She Hughson, Kathy craft: Mgr .. Kim Hale: Mgr. J l~ Gymnastics 59 �Boys' Track Row 1: D. Moore, P. Ferguson, R. Stockton, c. Copenhaver, B. Butler, M. Helms, c . Turner. P. weaver, J . Harris, G. Daniels. o . Giessler. Row 2: s. Sellers, J. Beasley, M. Grav. J . carter. M. Yoon. L. Hutchinson, K. Phipps, G. Wolfe, R. Angell, R. Foley, J . Wardle, B. McKinney. Row 3: Mr. Dowdy, Coach , G.O. Thornhill, E. Hatter, B. Ellis, M . Welch, R. Manning, c. Young , w. Kimbrough, F. Morris, J. O'Ouinn , M. Morris, A. Wiley, w. Sinkler, M. Hosking, Mr. William, coach. The boys· track team enjoyed a winning seaso this year having been defeated only once t o finish the season with a 6-1 record. They also won the District Championship for the thir time since Lewis has become a junior high. cap tains of the team were Lynwood Hutchinso and Mike Yoon. Awards were presented to can Young for Most Valuable Player; Mike Yoon, th Richard Painter Memorial Award; G.O. Thornhi ll. Most Valuable in Running Events; and Jami carter, Most Valuable in Field Events. 60 Boys· Track �GIRLS' TRACK Sitting : Angela Favata; Mgr .. Vickie Wardle, Sarah Copenhaven. Jennifer Shelor. Chellee Coe. Ann crouch. Jackie Whorley, Tatia Daniels; Mgr. Row 2: Mr. Dowdy, Kara Walker. Amy Fisher. Lori Stanford, Shawn Spaulding, SheShe Hughson, Jolie Lee, Michelle Clayborn. Kim Hale , Kerry LYons. Dawn Brown. Susan Greenway; Mgr .. Brenda Looney ; Mgr .. Mrs. Wright. Row 3: Susan Obenshain . Andrea Lucas . Debbie Nelson. Melissa Weller. Michelle Kyle. Donna Whorley, Theresa Webb, Tawahana Long, Beverly Puch. Melissa Webb , Robin Sowell . Kerry Redding ; Mgr .. Anna Goodwin; Mgr .. coach Williams . Not pictured : Barbara Setliff; Mgr .. Machelle Paige . Girls' Track 61 �WRESTLING: VARSITY an d JR . VARSITY. Rqw 1: Mike Yoon. Frank Sellers. David Poff. Keith Campbell, Steve Sellers . Bryan Lemon. Steve Garren. Shawn Saund ers Brian Oetgen. Row 2: Coach ; Mr. Walt Rhinehart, David Edens. Doug Moore. Roy Johnson. coach: Mr. sandy Hill Joey San Danny Williams, James Carter. G.D. Thornhill. · Row 1: Matt Light, Mike Brammer. Dean Plymale, ~ndy Dyer. Jeff Dooley , Chris Davis. Ricky Dooley, David Edgell. Row coach; Mr. wait Rhinehart. Pei-Chung Shen. L.E . Erickson . coach: Mr. sandy Hill . Merv Helms . Sean Lee . Joyce Edmonso1 Brian Oet gen. 62 wrest ling Team �Activities Div1·d er 63 �YEARB OOK Editor Marla watts Assistant Editor Laura Hensley Art EditorArchie Pugh Assistant Art Editor Jennifer Sink Layout Editor Debbie Poff Assistant Layout Editor Martha wood Copy Editor Melissa Yeatts Assistant Copy Editor Melanie Morris copy Assignments Christina Gerhold Laura Hensley Nlra Marsh Marla watts Layout Assignments LeAnn Mitchell All work and no play, eh? They never taught us how to use this stuff! Why didn't you tell me it was spelled wrong? 64 Yearbook Staff �STAFF Group decisions are such fun! we see you! Front Row <fm. left> - Mike Welch, Amy Fisher, Nlra Marsh, LeAnn Mitchell, Archie Pugh Middle Row - Karen Littrell, Debbie Poff, Jennifer Sink, Missy Shaner. Melissa Yeatts, Martha Wood, Stacy Harris, Mrs. Norma Moore (sponsor>. Back Row - Christina Gerhold, Marla Watts. Laura Hensley, Melanie Morris Smile America And you wanted to print this? Yearbook Staff 65 �National Junior Honor society Row 1: Amy Sisson. LeAnn Mitchell, sue Nemivant. Tatia Daniels. Ellen Turney, Leigh Walton, Terri Cunningham, Nlra Mar Brenda Looney, Row 2: Keith Campbell, Kevin Lyons. Mike Yoon. Mark Hyer. Jim Hudson. Edwin Taylor. Jenny Foster. All Weaver, Marla Watts. Ginny Walker Not Pictured : Robbie May Officers: President - Tatia Daniels. Vice President - Ellen Turney, secretary- sue Nemivant. TreasurerLeigh Walton, Sponsors - Mrs. Zorn and Mrs. waters 66 Nat ional Junior Honor society The purpose of ~he National Junior Honor society is create an enthusiasm for superior scholarship; to deve1 citizens~ip; to sti"!lul~te a desire to serve; to promot leadership; and to instill exemplary qualities of charact Membership is based upon scholarship, character lead ship, citizenship, and service. The election of members this organization is by a faculty council. candidates eli ble for election must be in the eighth or ninth grades. �NEWSPAPER CLUB ROW 1 - Kim Brooks, Carolyn Morgan, Melinda Duke, Judy Biggs. ROW 2 - Robin Peak, Melissa Crotts. Ginger Simmons. ~~t ney Walker, Donna Stallard, Karen Littrell, sue Tien. Judy woolwin , Monica Sheperd. ROW 3 - Kevin Slusher. Mary eman. Mrs. Brooks. Angela Cleary, Julie Linkous The purpose of the newspaper club is to promote school spirit by publishing news of athletic events, social events, and honors received by the students. It also gives the students experience on reporting, writing, editing, and printing. NEWSPAPER CLUB 67 �Latin Club row 1 (L to Rl K. Campbell, c . Dearing, A. Holmes, s. saund~rs , T. Stamper, P. Northrup, s. Garren , K. Campbell, G. Prillamen D Wimmer, s. Lee, row 2-J. Foster, s. Bush, N. Marsh, _L. Mitchell , D. Ribble, L. Walton , L. Hubble, M. Gabris, T. cunningharn' t( Medley, P. Shen, c . Gerhold, row3-A. Meador. T. Smith. M. Bateman. M. Watts , B. Farrel, L. Hensley, c. Winstead , L. Walton ' A. Schirmer, M. wood, J. Norford, M. Morris, K. Karrasch . J. Lee. L. Agee, s. Claytor, N. Shaw. row 4 - A. Goodwin, c. Coe · v Randall, T. Daniels. A. Fisher, M. Welch, P. White, E. Taylor, R. Johnson. G.O. Thornhill , B. Oetgen, D. Giessler, J. Clark, rows-.'.. A. Allen, R. Manning, R. May, M. crouch , J. Hudson. M. Hyer, M. Yoon, J. Hushour, R. Vaughan, G. Wolfe, A. Pugh · The State convention was held In November In Norfolk, Va. with 47 out of 60 club members attending. The club participated in only one contest, "Quls sum", which means, Who am I? Vincent Randall, our represen tative, came In second place out of 30 contestants. He portrayed Nero. Andrew Lewis was the only Jr. High competing against High schools in this contest. The club had a dinner at t he Salem Town Club In March. They also had their annual picnic with the National Junior Honor society in Mav. Anyone taking Latin may join the Latin Club. 68 Latin Clu b Officers: PRESIDENT - MiKe Yoon VICE-PRESIDENT - Laur a Hensley SECRETARY - ROY Johnson SPONSOR- Mrs. Nancy Sha TREASURER - Robbie May To the left is Vincent Ranc:t a11 as he portrayed Nero. �International Club row 1 - Ashley Dobbins. Cheryl Dooley, warnie Sprinkle, Kim Wright, Carina Domeika. Ginny Walker. Amy Gaston. sandy Albery, row 2- Mr. Clapper. Peter Cantril!, Tracy Reynolds, Will Powell. Steve Miller, Bruce Hurley, Richard Heller, Mrs. Nabils FRENCH PRESIDENT - Richard Heller SPANISH PRESIDENT - Ginny Walker The International Club studies and learns about the countries of Spain and France. Bake sales and car washes help the club ea rn money for a fun field day at Busch Gardens. International Club 69 �Future Homemakers of America Row One: Dana Hamrick, Sonja Regineer. Ginger Simmons, Leigh Ann Agee , Kim Beverly, Lisa Brickey, Vickie Wardall, Jimmie Martin, Row Two: Mrs. Hill, Sponsor; Ann Carra II, Kim Hale. Tammy Meador, Kim Brooks. She-She Hughson, Laura Fransisco, Annette Mills. FHA is a student organization sponsored by home economics. It is a service organization which helps build homemaking skills while sharing activities with friends . 70 FHA �student council Association row 1 IL to Rl N. Stevens. c. Turner, K. Beverly, R. Foley, row 2-T. Daniels, A. Fisher, M. voon. J. Norford, s. Garren. row 3- L. Walton. c. w~nstead, J. Bain, M. Moore. row 4 - E. Taylor. L. Walton , E. Turney, N. Marsh The Student Council Association had a very exciting year. There was a good turn out for the Christmas dance with everyone having fun. The "Spirit weeks" the SCA sponsored were most interesting. The day with the most response from the student body had to be "Punk Day." on this day the students looked unusually different. Other events the SCA sponsored were the Lewis/Glenver Day at Lakeside and the Mock Olympics. The class officers are elected by their respective classes. The SCA officers are elected by the student body. Officers: PRESIDE NT - Mike Yoon VIC E-PRESIDENT - Amy Fisher SECRETARY - Tatia Daniels TREASURER - Jennifer Norford CHAPLIN - Steve Garren. SPONSOR - M rs. Diana seamer SCA 71 �ADVANCED BAND Row one: s. Garren. M. wood , R. DeHart, w. Hypes. C. Miller. M. Hall . D. Wimmer. K. Lyons. D. Poff. L. Hensley. Row TWo : M Gibson, J. Ray, v . Shadack, N. Edwards. D. Howell , s. Chernault, E. sowers . A. Meador. E. Shernault. M . Morris . Row Three : e· Laraby, L. Holliday, D. Giesler. ~ · Sellers. B. McKi.nney, L. Nich~ls. A. ~rizzola. M. Hoskins. M . Shaner. K. ve~non. Ro~ Four: ca~rol, w . Sinkler. J. Hart, J. _ Bain. R. Gress. L. Shively, G. Hawkins. J . LinkOl:JS. D. Edgell , M. Mvthenv. Row Five: G. Prillaman , L. Phillips, B. Simmers. c . Dearing, K. Slusher. T. Reynolds. K. craft, A. Goodwin . R. Sowell. v. Miller. N . Lynch, R. Vaughn, M. Haley D. Moore. s. Slusher. B. Pate. M. Dean. P. Northup, E. Crocket, B. Grav. Row Six : B. Farrell . L.E . Erickson. R. Dodson. M. Welch L.' Brown. K. St. Clair, c. Zimmerman , S. Bailey, M. Packett. · · s: The And rew Lewis Jr. High Advanced Band performed at many concerts this year. They went to a festival at cave Spring and scored well. They also were the preshow for Opus '82. Some 9th grad e band members are already part of the Salem High marching band. Under the direction of Mr . Dennis Reaser. t he band has contributed a lot of pride to our school. 72 Advanced Ba nd �\ BE GINNING BAND Row 1: K. Tilton, H. Allgayer. Row 2: K. candler. M. Dixon, s. Conner, R. Bailey, D. Creger, P. Deguzman, D. Chewing, S. But ler. Row 3: R. Krzysko , c . Hudgins, s . Franks, B. Connolly, P. weaver, D. Altis , L. Tarpley, s. Ball. Row 4: M. Light. J. cook, N. Stephens, M. Wrobel , M. Hanson, J. Stewart, T. st. Clair, s. Dodd . Row 5: s. Ruegamer, D. Plymale, c. Hull, A. Crough , M. Barber, B. Sl usher, R. Foley, D. Tiedemann . Row 6: R. Miller, c . Turner, c . Clemens , M. Norris, M. Vernon , J. Kelly, J. Beasley, c. Branson , P. Kalla n, J. Maxflels, B. Dotson , s. Obenshain , w. Sinkler, M. Crockett, D. Hylton. The Beginning Band has about 56 members. Most of which have had no previous musical experience. Under the direction of Mr. Dennis Reaser they have progressed to the point where they have given school performances and played in a pre-show to the second showing of OPUS '82 (a program given by the Salem High School Bandl. They have also visited nearby elementary schools to encourage the students t o try the in thei r 7th grade year at Andrew Lewis Jr. High. Beginning Band 73 �Advanced Choir ~W1-CB . R. Barnett. N. Harris. M. Spaulding, K. Vernon. D. Long. T. Daniels.~. . Poff L KA. anks. S. Harns. L1pes. M. _C rotts. Row 2-0. Holli'da·y \Cahmpbell,_A. Meador. M. Sheppard. R. Peake. C. Garst. M. Myers. E. Taylor. B. Hite, J . Black1ston. T. Renick, R. Randall · 0 · c aal. J. ~1ckman. Row 3-T. smith. M. Moore. K. McMahon . s. saileY. B. Braxton . J . Santy, L. Hester. M. Yoon. v . Sisson :l D~nn, R. Criner, P. Gwaltney, M. Woolwine. K. Lynn . K. Littrell c . coe . ROW ".l- K. Powell . ~ - Redding ,_L. Walton. A. · · ally, R. Morgan. M. crouch. o. Edens. A. Pugh, K. Medley, s. Greenway. B. stringer, A. Dobbins, P. Martin, J. Dooley. 8 Accompanists ~~onndt ~eknter- K. Karrasch . Row 2 - N. Marsh, B. Stringer, J . Foster. A. Sisson . K. Vernon, K. Littrell, J . Bain . Row 3 - Mrs. nc , A. Allen. 74 Choir v. Randall. �Advanced Choir Row1-P. Bradford, s. Webster. K. Boyd, L Walton. J. Lee. A. Shelor. P. Cantril I, c . Deyerle. T. Stamper. M. Gibson. L. Rainville. s. Claytor. Kay c. Cal!lpbell. Row 2- K. Wright. K. Karrasch , N. Marsh, s. Smith. B. Simmers. s. Riley, D. Thomas. J. Dooley, s. Duke, B. Oetgen, R. Hams, S. Bush , A. Meadows. N. Lynch , E. Chernault. V. Wardle, T. Cunningham. Row3-A. Fergeson, J. Foster B. Looney, K. Walker. T. Hartman. M. Gabris. 1. Wolfe, M. Harris, c . Morris, L Holliday, K. craft. M. Poff, R. Gress. c . Gerhold, J. wood , M. conner. Row 4 - A. Allen. R. Kelly, A. Fisher. c. Domeika. M. watts. D. Ribble. M. Lee. T. King, c. Young, T. Gregory, R. Johnson, B. Ellls. G. Hedge, E. Turney, J. Bain, T. carter. J. Espillage. Beginning Choir Row 1 -T. Forbes. D. Stallard, M. Switzer. R. Stockton. s. Kalland, s. Copenhaver, _ B. Jewel. R. Hardy, M. Mongan. Row 2- S. Littrell, A. Owen. J . Moran, K. Lyons, K. Goodwin , c . Whitescarver, s. Logan, D. Reid , T. Miles, T. Hypes, L. Owen. Row 3 - R. Carter, c. Barrett. T. Rohrbaugh, L Chandler, M. Powers. D. Potts, M. watts, D. Nelson, J. Shelor, J. Long, S. Baker, c. Hilderbrand . Row 4-J . Morgan , L Giggetts, M. Bolldworth, A. Lucas. J. Riley, B. Puch, L Stanford, M. Weller, L.A. Lancaster, J. Hoge, M. Dean , D. Fischer. M . Trail , P. Acors. Choir 75 �- m.-l - '( (, , , , ·, r (t, 1 I f • ' , -'(\ / .:J ( I 76 Epilogue ----- r l \I l ' r ' f, ( \ ' . l lf \- ' ', ( ( -- . tr ( ( l 1{__ I .' l ' A. ' 3-..\ �50-VEARS Epilogue 77 �He rambles down the hall, sweeping aimlessly. Silence echoes throughout the halls. Lockers are all empty and trashcans are full of papers, and notebooks that nobody cares about anymore. Momentarily he pauses at the trophy case, brimming with awards. He remembers the pride of the school, and the honor that went along with being a student there. He rushes on, though. There are walls to be washed and rooms to be cleaned. It is his job to brush away the memories of the school year, so there is no trace of the life and the energy that was here for almost two hundred days. Yes, the hard work, spirit, laughter and confidence are gone and the 1981-82 school year is over. Laura Hensley 78 Epilogue �AUTOGRAPHS 79 �~ ~ H HUNTER ~~~r~s~~I~~ COMPANY • North Carolina Charlie Garrison Charl ollesville . Vi rgini a ��- - - - - --~ ��- .. - ' - . 11111111111 1]f111111r11111mm r11~~i1r1r1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1195 03831917 ~ .. ::t. ... . . ~ --- --- - - -·~· . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Pioneer 1982 Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource The Pioneer is the annual for Andrew Lewis Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Roanoke Public Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbook Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Pioneer1982 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/68/6391/Pioneer1981.pdf 071ea7d91d3733cad171ece5629fcc49 PDF Text Text PIONEER . - . . ... u ,.._ -·· - . .. . - - - ���ROANOKE PUBLIC LIBRARY VIRGINIA ROOM REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM -- -- ��Administration Mr. Lewis W . Campbell Prinicpal Mr. John K. Finnerty Assistant Principal Mr. Joe G. Kirby Assistant Principal Secretaries Mrs. Hilda Scott 2 Mrs. Virginia Bohon Mrs. Vilma Stanley �0 1195 03831925 \)p \, l; ~----- --· �Miss Jane Ambrose English 4 Mr. Walter Bell Mathematics Mr. Wayne Barnhart Mathematics M rs. Martha Brooks Typ ing Miss Ellen Byrd Engish Mrs. Ju lia Cannaday Mathe mat ics Mrs. Betsy Chan e y Guidance �Mr. Thomas F. Chester Industrial Arts Mrs. Frances Chubb Librarian Miss Lynn Davis Art Mrs. Sandra Denny Language Arts and Social Studies Mr. Bruce Dowdy Social Studies Mrs. Brenda Fainer Special Education Miss Eva Fa rrell Scie nce 5 �I} II 1-l rf I }O JI u s J9 JI kl }/ u J~ II . r == • I Mrs. Judy Ferguson Guidance Mr. Douglas Graham English, Social Studies, Science, Math / Mrs. Marga ret Gregory Science 6 M iss Sand ra Hadaway Physical Ed ucat ion Mrs. Charlotte Griffith Social Studies Mrs . Rebecca Hendrick Mus ic M r. Sandy Hill Physical Ed ucation �JCUP Mrs. Janice Hitt Science Mrs. Rita Holland Language Arts Mrs. Lazelle Hopkins Language Arts Mrs. Virginia Houchens Language Arts = ::: . =. ::. - :!, . M rs . Be ni ta Houff M at h emat ics M iss Fra nces Hurt Sc ie nce Mrs. Constance Kramer Language Arts 7 �_, Mr. William McKinney Science Mrs. Norma Moore Behavior Ad justment Ms.Susan Peery Behavior Ad justment 8 Mrs. Nancy McMahon Language Arts Mrs. Cathy Mason Title I Reading Mrs. Greta Osborne Science Mrs. Kathy Phlega r Mathematics �Mr. Dennis Reaser Band Miss Melissa Quinley Special Education ~ ~··t, .,.- . .:. .: ... ·~.. - '·,(.: :;:_::~ . . ," -~ . > Mrs. Glenda Seymour Social Studies Mrs. Nancy Shaw Latin and Social Studies • • ., Miss Ann Simpson Special Education Miss Penny Stallins Physical Education 9 �Mrs. Hazel Waters Mathematics Mrs. Judy Webber Mathematics Mrs. Geraldine Winston Home Economics Mr. Ted Williams Physical Edu'cation M iss Judi th Wo lfenden Spanish and French 10 Mrs. Phyllis Zorn Social Studies �Aides Mrs.Geraldine Bedwell Mrs. Pe nny Seidman Mrs. Linda Horton Mrs. Belinda Lucas Mrs. Ruth Painter Mrs. Sharon Reed Mrs. Wilma Stiff Mrs. Lois Taliaferro 11 �Cafeteria Personnel Ms. Helen Oliver Mrs. Farene Bostic Mrs. Juanita Carroll Not pictured: Mrs. Rinty Graves, Mrs. Nadeau Hibbetts. Mrs. Emma Stallings Custodians . Mr. Leonard Butler Mr. Monroe Johnson Mr. Ronnie Johnson Not pictured: Mr. William Hunt In Fond Memory Mrs. Edna Hopson 10/6/1916-12/19/80 Who se rved Andrew Lewis as custodian for 19 ye ars. Mr. Clyde Irving 12 �-- --· --- -· . -· --\ .1 . ::--\- ·- . . '-~~---- ·-- - - -~ --- -~--·-,..._. ~--- - .,_:_,~~::~"·~ - ·:~~~- - ' ·"'".:: .. ' \. -·-.. -. . . . . '"'"-·--. ----~------- --- ---- --'--- �- Class Officers The members of the Freshmen Class began their year with a great sense of pride. They had found that making it through Junior High School was not the impossible task it had seemed to be when they entered as seventh graders. They enjoyed their role as "rulers of the school." Their fun and laughter was infe ctious, as was their get-up-andgo. They provided good leadership and participated in all the varied activities of school. They showed they could hold their own-whether in the classroom, in athletic contests, or in the cheering section. They look forward with enthusiasm to the challenges and new experiences of Salem High School. Tom Turner, President Lee Joyner, Secretary Phyll is Spiegel, Vi ce President A ut umn Jordan, Treasur e r 14 - - - - - - - - - - - -- -------- - - - - - - - - - -- - - �Dana Aldridge Alaina Allen Doug Alley Michael Artrip Jeff Baker Beverly Banks David Barrett Becky Bartley Cris Beckner Cameron Bell Sarah Bell Sherry,'Blankenbeckler Nelson Blankenship Shelly Blankenship David Boger Hank Bowen Doug Bowles Lee Boyd Jackie Bridge Kelly Brightwell 15 �Scott Brown Matt Campion John Paul Candler Kim Carneal Tommy Carter Carl Chambers Joseph Charlton Kathy Clark Julie Coleman Una Connolly M ike Cosby Sharon Custer Jill Deegan Davis DeHart Tony Espelage William Farre ll Kurt Cooper Sheri Corvin 16 Ri chard Fi e ld Jimmie Fi e lde r Steve Ellis Kevin Fie lds �Matt Fink Don Fitzgerald Ellen Forbes Kathy Foster Peter Fo x Christine Francisco Robin Fuller Scott Gardner Deede Grace Lora Gray Mark Gregory Jerry Grubb Ronda Gue Debbi e Hall Donna Hall Cindy Hamby D evin Hamd en Kat ie Har low 17 �David Hartberger Now let me get this straight ... . . . 1 18 + 1 = 2? Kevin Hartman Mary Harvey Mary Heslep Randy Horton Steve Hess Robert Hickson Stewart Hill Doug Hodges Chuck Howell Danny Hull Jarl Jackson Carol Jacobs Autumn Jordan Kevin Journ e ll Lee Joyner Al Ka ise r Sabr ina Kallan Becky Kennett Risa Jobe The hun c hba ck of Notre Dam e �f, , .I Cheryl Kidd Kenneth King Richard King Sam King Tom Langheim Lori Layman Karen Lee Greg Linkous Wally Lipes Cynthia Logan Allen Lotts Kevin Lotts Melanie Lupton Thomas Lynch Raymond Marsh Michelle Martin Let's toga! 1 Robert Lloyd Bud Louton Caroleen Logan Terri Love Bo-Dina and Sh elly 19 �Angela Mayberry Mr. Rome 20 Gary Mayberry Tim McCoilum Tom McCollum Kim McGraw Maria Miller Matt Mowles Kelly Mullen David Murphy Cindy Moles Michelle Morgan Michele Nelson Lauren Oetgen Kenny Overstreet Connie Owens Warriors, come out to play. Jo hn Pac kett Kathy Parcell Elizabeth Park e r Connie Phillips Don Phillips �Greg Phillips Keith Pillow Smile! You're on Cand id Camera. Beth Prillaman Marty Pritchard Tammy Pugh Sarah Reaser . rt . . Pat Reed .' .... ~. Charles Reese Spike Rhudy Steve Riley Chris Sayers Kevin Schneider Derek Sexton Mike Shelton Phyllis Sh inau lt Tim Reed Robin Riach James Riley Hey! Wa it for me. 21 �Lisa Simmons Kevin Siner Rene Sluder Sonia Slusher James Smallwood Britta Smith Stimis Smith Gina Snyder Kenneth Speelman Phyllis Spiegel Rhonda Spradlin Henry Stallings Rene' Stockton Robin Stockton Kim Stone Jea nnie Stoner Celene Surface Amy Swa nso n Jay Taliaferro Sharon Trapl ey The last mile Donald Smith Grady Spradlin Sax Kwon Do-Hi -0 22 �Ham and cheese Christine Thornhill Todd Tingler Carla Tolley Angela Turn e r Tom Turner Susan Vaughan Clay Tate Tim Taylor Becky Terry Heather Theede Drew Thompson Kathy Thompson Munchies! Velvet Ve rnon Mike Wade Sissy Wade 23 �, '\ ~ ~· ,. ~ . ' . Linda Webb Mike Weber • J ' • ,, . ., . la Scott Whit esca rv e r Holly White Lisa Whitmer ~~.r.: . . ..-..·•·· ';r i .. Amy Wiley Susan Willard Robbie Wiley Brian Williams You say you don't drink Sprite? "!'... . ·.~.· J ' . Jeff Williams Lisa Williams John Wimmer •• . .~ - Debbie Winstead •, .. \ . Kimberly Wolfer · •·· · · .. . \\\ I ;i"lr ... ""· .. ~ I Robert Woods I'm with St upid 24 Harry Worr e ll Sharon Woods Anna Wright Dana Worr e ll · ��Class Officers Ellen Turney, Secretary Nira Marsh, President Ke ith Ca mpb e ll , Treas ure r Jim Hudson, Vic e Presid e nt The Eighth Graders were act ive this year in many areas of school life . One of their most outstanding achievements was presenting the Pr es id ential Debate. Repr ese nting the thr ee presidential candidates were Jim Hudson, Nira Marsh, and Cameron Young. Speaking as vi ce presidental cand idates we re Matt A m es, Amy Fisher, and Steve Garr e n. Those members of the class who took Home Economics h eld open house for th e par e nts and school staff. Many individual honors were received also . Richard Morgan was elected captain of th e basketball team. The debatable honor of being Jr. Turkey of the Year went to Di xie Ribble and Mary Catherine Bateman received honorab le mention in the same co n test. Tony Rippee was th e high winner from the eighth grade in the flower bu lb sa le. Many indivi dua ls were nam ed to t h e A-B Honor Ro ll. Th e class was well represented in sports, c lubs, c hoir, and band. They are well prepared to take over the re in s of the Freshman C lass. 26 �Scott Acree Fred Akers Patty Alley Matt Ames Scott Bailey Tom Bailey Pam Baldwin Robyn Barnett Mary Bateman Teresa Bayne Judy Biggs John Blackiston Regina Bonds Cecil Bowen Joe Brightwell Sue Brooks Jamie Broyles Victor Bryant Judy Burnard Susan Bush Edna Cable Keith Campbell Kay Carn e al Tracy Carter Michell e Clayburn Angela Cleary Chellee Coe Ja y Cole Chris Copenhaver Scott Crawford Edgar Cro c ke tt Melissa Crotts Ter ri Cunningham Tatia Danie ls Mark Dean 27 �Tina DeHaven Gary Dillon Cathy Dills Ashley Dobbins Cheryl Dooley Melinda Duke Stephe n Duke Jon Dunn David Edens David Ed war ds Ange la Favat a Amy Ferguson Paul Ferguso n Amy Fisher De nn y Fi x Paul Flint Jenn y Foste r Marvin Francisco Brian Frank Tom Frantz Mary Gabris Steve Garren Amy Gaston Cr istina Ge rhold Dawn Goodman Susan Greenway Trey Gregory J. R. Haegele James Hall Je ri Hann Nik ki Harris Tamm y Hartman Eri c Hatter Paige Headen Lewis Heste r George Hite Scott Hite 28 �Baal Houck David Howell Leslie Hubble Jim Hudson Pete Huffman Jeff Hushour Lynwood Hutchinson Sean Hutt Mark Hyer Lewis James Cecil Jennings Roy Johnson Lauren Jouget Abby Justus Robin Kelly William Kimbrough Todd King Cecelia Kinsey Michelle Kyle Ted Lancaster Kim Layman Matt Lee Julie Linkous Greg Lipscomb Karen Littrell Brenda Looney Kevin Lyons Spring Madden Terry Madd en Richard Manning Nira Marsh Jeff Martin John Maxwell Robbie May Brent McKinney 29 �Kim McMahon Kim Medley Steve Miller LeAnn Mitchell Mitzie Mitchell Doug Moore Carolyn Morgan Richard Morgan Kenneth Morton Robert Morton Donna Murphy Mike Myers Ralph Nester Shawn Neu Lynne Nichols Mjylis Oden James O'Quinn Bobby Pate Robin Peake Allyson Perdue Lee Phillips Leslie Phillips Debbie Poff Jeff Poff Jimmy Poff Vickie Poff Vincent Randall Steve Rapp Kerry Redding Teresa Rexrode Kenny Reynolds Tracy Reynolds Di xie Ribbl e 30 �Julie Rickman Tony Rippee Ricky Robertson Penny Robinson Walter Roden Joey Santy Frank Sellers Mary Shaner Timmy Shepherd Monica Shepherd Marvin Shinnault Ginger Simmons Amy Sisson Gary Slate Kevin Slusher Stephen Slusher Dale Smith Lisa Smith Robin Sowell Melissa Spaulding Warnie Sprinkle Steve Staton Kevin StClair Beth Stringe r Amy Stump Edwin Taylor Theo Taylor Therasa Taylor Ell e n Turn e y Melissa Underwood Andrea Vaughn Ginn y Walk e r Le igh Walton ...... Just hanging around 31 �Jimmy Wardle Maria Watts Alice Weaver Kenneth Webb Lisa Webb Theresa Webb Katrina Webber Melissa Webber Paul White Donna Whorl ey Allen Wiley Pam Willey Allison Williams Danny Williams Sharon Wimmer Tracy Windham Greg Wolfe Ira Wolfe Roge r Woods Melissa Yeatts Mike Yoon Chris Yopp Cameron Young Chuck Zimmerman - Rid e 'em cowboy. Bus Stop 32 Play it aga in , Sam. �' ', \ , \ : .. I ! · jI "' �Class Officers Lynn Walton, Secretary Debbie Lipes, President Jennifer Norford, Treasurer c· What's it like being a seventh grader at Andy Lou? Taking this question to the halls of Lewis, here's what we heard \. Brian O etgen, Vice President 34 "The games and dances are a lot of fun. We get to be With our friends and meet new people and have new experiences. We're proud to be a part of Andrew Lewis and we share with the upper classmen a great school spirit." �"The upperclassmen always pick on us. We're teased about being the youngest. If we ask directions, either they steer us wrong or they won't tell us at all. We're the low man on the totem pole, all right." Gary Acree Brian Adams Leigh Ann Agee Jerry Akers Sandy Albery Alicia Allen J.R. Alley Brett Amburgey Drew Armstrong Jill Bain Christy Banks Eddie Barger George Baron Danny Baum Sherry Beck Teresa Beckn er Tracy Beckner William Bell Chris Bower Karen Boyd Patty Bradford Mike Brammer Lisa Brick ey Mike Brightwell Andy Brizzolara Lee Brown Ton y Bryant Robin Bushnell Kay Campbell Kay C. Campbell Peter Cantrill Scott Carroll Richard Carter Jeff Clark Sarah Claytor 35 �Terry Clifton Billy Combs Melissa Conner Kathy Craft Kellie Craft Cookie Crawford Russ Criner Mark Crouch Greg Daniels Chris Davis Clarence Davis Chris Dearing Ricky Dehart Terry DeHart Chuck Deyerle Chris Dillman Margaret Dillon Carina Domeika Jacqueline Dooley Jeff Dooley Richard Dooley Rand Dotson Eddie Duke Tony Duke David Edgell Bryan Epperly L.E. Erickson Janette Espelage Brooke Farrell Nancy Farris Robin Flint Roger Flurnoy Gary Foster James Francisco Lora Francisco Mar ia Francisco 36 �Teresa Fry Laura Gallegos Chuck Garst Terry Gearhart Marcie Gibson Traci Gilley Tony Goens Anna Goodwin Betty Graham Nathan Graham Barry Gray Michael Gray Robin Gress David Hagadorn Mike Haley Dennis Hardy Joseph Harris Mike Harris Rachel Harris Stacy Harris Jim Hart Glen Hedge Merv Helms Laura Hensley Jim Hogan Lori Holliday Rowena Holliday David Hollifield Tonya Hollifield Andy Holmes Paul Hylton Charles Joyce Karen Karrasch April Kern Sue Kwak Jolie Lee 37 �Sean Lee Travis Lee Richard Leftwich Brian Lemon Debbie Lipes Nancy Lynch Kelly Lynn Lynn Madden Christie Martin Anne Meador Tammy Meador Angela Meadows Marie Metheney Chip Miller Vernon Miller Marlene Moore Curtis Morgan Chip Morris Frank Morris Melanie Morris Kerns Mullen Scott Myers Chris Newman Jennifer Norford Patrick Northup Will Nunnally Brian Oetgen Mark Packett Jesse Painter Penny Perdue Phyllis Perry Cheryl Peters Kevin Phipps David Poff Mary Poff Pete r Poulton Kobi Powell Will Powell Greg Prillaman Archie Pugh "We enjoy our freedom of choice. W e get to choose what we're going to eat. We sit where we want to in the cafeteria and with the people we enjoy being with." "The best part of school is changing classes because we get to see all of our friends." 38 �"It takes us forever to work our locker combinations. With only seconds to get to class, we run into at least twenty other people trying to beat the bell. And you know what it means if we're late to class. An hour after school." Jill Pug h Laurie Rain ville Jack Ray Tia Re n ick Ricky Reynolds Donald Richardson Mike Riddl e Sean Riley , Kev in Robe rtson Eddie Rock e Tamm y Roge rs Mark Roop Carole Routt Cecil Saunde rs Sean Saunders Am y Schirm e r Lenora Shivel y Shari Sc hram Steve Se lle rs Eric Shaffe r Alan She lo r Dann y Shin a ul t Tim Si g m o n Tamm y Silcott Blaine Simm e rs Dee na Simm o ns Je nn ifer Sin k W illiam Sink le r Dale Slu sher So nya Smi t h To d d Sm it h Do na ld Sowers Edd ie Sowers Me lissa Spites Ann a Spr iggs Tony Stampe r C. Talbot-Jones Sue Tate Donn ie Tay lor Sharon Terry 39 �David Thomas Debbie Thomas Sherri Thomas G.O. Thornhill Mike Tolley Angie Turk Joyce Turner Ricky Underwood Rob Vaughan Kristi Vernon Allen Walker Kara Walker Lynn Walton Vicki Wardle Quentin Wardy Stephanie Webster Betty Weddle Mike Welch Joette West Bobby White Jennifer Williams Mark Williams Nancy Williams Neda Williford Cindy Wilson Don Wimmer Cathy Winstead Scott Witt Tommy Wolfe Jennifer Wood Martha Wood Melinda Woolwine Kim Wright Jeff Yates Valerie Yopp 11 Andrew Lewis is great, terrible, fun, boring, exciting, interesting, and definitely something to look forward to." Moth e r H e ndri c k 40 �· ..."\__ / ! ' //\ \ '' I / ./ / / "· ·----\ · \ \' ,,., K:- -:t \\ .. . \ ... \ ".~ i~\~ " I !: : ·: I . : ··\ ·)· . :. ' ·- ·--· -- ·"" .·l ~1,, . .' .':· :. · . ' ., \~ ~ -~:-'\, ·,~ . r;t:c.. " ;,!ff · 1'. :11 �Football Row 1: T.Carter; D.Moore; B.Frank; F.Morris; T.Taylor; M.Brammer; ].Baker, Captain; G.Spradlin, Captain; B.Lemon; D.Thomas; S.Riley; F.Sellers; M.Roop; K.Overstreet; R.Johnson. Row 2: Mr. Williams, Coach; B.Roseberry, Mgr.; K.Schneider, Mgr.; A.Kaiser; J.O'Quinn; J.P.Candler; T.Espelage; ].Charlton; T.Gregory; ].Riley; D.Murphy; S.Riley; ].Packett; S.Rapp; C.Yopp; P.Ferguson; Mr. Miles, Coach . Row 3: L.Joyner, G.Linkous, D.Thompson, C.Bell, C.Young, T.Langheim, R.Morgan, L.Hutchinson, P.Fox, T.Turner, M.Cosby, C.Reese, G.Foster, D.Boger, ].Brightwell. All District Te am Gra dy Spradlin, Jeff Baker, and Ken Overstreet 42 Our football team ended its season with a record of three wins and four losses. The total number of yards gained was 1,055rushing for 885 yards and passing for 170 yards. On offense, Grady Spradlin led in rushing with 280 yards. Trey Gregory was second with 160 yards and Richard Morgan, third with 101 yards. The best blockers were David Murphy, Peter Fox, Mike Cosby, and Jeff Baker. Ken Overstreet led in pass receptions with 73 yards gained, and Lee Joyner was second with 51 yards. Defensively, Grady Spradlin led with the most tackles, totaling 52. In second place was Gary Foster with 32, and close behind him was Jeff Baker with 31. Jeff Baker caused the most fumbles, Gary Foster led in fumble recoveries, and Grady Spradlin was the leader in pass interceptions. �Girls Basketball I l~I ~ Kneeling: Jill Deegan, Terri Love, Britta Smith Captains Standin · Susan G Kerry Redding; Leigh Walton; Susan Vaughan; ammy artman; Kara Walker; Lisa Williams; Melanie Morris; Kay Campbell ' ~ammy ~ogers; ,,, - ·~ ·1 ~iss Hada~:;n~~~~h~~j~~~~l e HKol:i~a~; l~nnl Fo~~~r; 0 ' ye, m owe ' The girls' basketball team of Andrew Lewis Jr. High had an exciting season. With youth and inexperience prevailing at the beginning of the season, the girls proved to be strong competitors as the season progressed. They ended the season with a 4-8 record, ranking fifth in the regular season. The most exciting victory was a 31-30 decision over Glenvar Jr. High. Terri Love and Britta Smith were placed on the Roanoke Valley All District Team and Leigh Walton received Honorable Mention. With nine team members returning, the girls look forward to a successful season in 1981-82. All District Team Britta Smith, Terri Love, and Leigh Walton 43 �Volleyball Kneeling: Robin Kelly; Mary Gabris; Brenda Looney; Shelly Blankenship, Captain; Therasa Taylor; Melan ie Lupton , Captain; Kim Wright; Lisa Webb; Dixie Ribble. Standing: Mel issa Crotts, Linesman ; Sharon Tarpley , Manager ; Leslie Hubble, Manager; Kathy Clark; Jeann ie Stoner; Kellie Brightwell; Miss Stallins, Coach; Amy Fisher; Donna Whorley; Therasa Webb; Heather Theede, Manager; Amy Stump, Manager. Leag ue All Star Team Ke llie Brightwe ll, She ll y Blan ke nship, and Melanie Lupton 44 Our volleyball team enjoyed a very successful season, with a 93 record during the regular season and an over-all record of 113. Andrew Lewis has won the League Championship two years consecutively. This has never been accomplished before. Awards went to Kellie Brightwell, Most Improved Player; Melanie Lupton, Most Valuable Player; and Shelly Blankenship, Coaches' Award. These thr ee members of the team were also_ named to the 1980-81 Roa noke Valley Jr . High School League Volleyball All Star Te am. �Basketball Kneeling: Edwin Taylor, Mgr.; Greg Wolfe; Frank Morris; Tony Espelage, Jimmy Fielder; Jeff Baker; Robby Wiley; Robbie May; Rami Marsh, Mgr . Standing: Coach David Bush, Greg Phill ips, Matt Ames, Mike Cosby, Richard Morgan, Tom Langheim, Came ron Young, Ricky Robertson, Coach Wayne Barnhart. Not pictured: Managers Britta Smith, Melanie Lupton, Michelle Kyle, Robin Riach, Deede Grace. The Andrew Lewis basketball team won the Roanoke Valley District Jr. High School Championship for the second st raigh t year. The team finished the season with a 10-4 record and then swept the Championship Tournament, defeating Frankl in County Jr. 64-54 and Northside Jr. 49-41. The team was led by Captain Richard Morgan . Ric hard set school records by averaging 22.9 poihts and 17 rebou nds per game. 45 �.. Gymnastics Row 1: Mary Wright, Coach; Karen Karrasch; Leann Mitchell; Kay C .Campbell; L.Kay Campbell; Laura Hensley; Amy Wiley; Terri Love, Mgr.; Joette w:st, Mgr. Row 2: Mary Gabris, Lynn Walton, Jeanette Espelage, Debbie Winstead, Dixie Ribble. Row ~ - Ellen Forbes, Shelly Blankenship, Leigh Walton, Melissa Spaulding. Not pictured: Brenda Looney and Kim McMahon. 46 �Wrestling Varsity Seated : Matt Campion, Steve Sellers, Keith Campbell, Scott Brown, Frank Sellers, G.O.Thornhill, Brian Frank, Eric Hatter, and Roy Johnson, Mgr. Standing: Mr. Hill, Coach; Danny Williams; Al Kaiser; Matt Mowles; David Boger; Mike Shelton; Devin Hamden; David Edens; Mark Peterson, Ass't Coach. Junior Varsity . "k y W 1"lliam Farrell , Ken W eb b, Seated: Steve Garren, Jimmy Wardle, Mike Brammer, Mike Wade, Tom McCollum, Mi e o_on, • S 1"th · Kevin Lotts; Steve Staton, Kevin StClair, Dale Clark, Doug Moore. Standing: Mr. Hill, Coach; Peter Can t ril!, Mg r., Da 1eA n;1t C~ach. Mark Hyer; Merv Helms; Ted Lancaster; Chris Davis; George Baron ; Brian O e tge n, Mgr.; Mark Peterson , ss 47 �Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake Look, it' s a Shazam Now hear this It speaks for itself Fang Faster than a speeding bullet : Look, Ma, no head 48 Get the strait jacke t Monday �Cheerleaders Blue Squad First Row: C indy Moles, Amy Wiley, Julia Coleman, and Nira Marsh . Second Row: Melissa Spaulding, Nikki Harris, and Autumn Jordan . Third Row: Shelley Blankenship and Kim Medley White Squad Kneeling: Mary Heslep and Christine Thornhill. Standing: Robin Stockton, Allison Williams, Ellen Turney, Michelle Martin , Lori Layman, Amy Fisher, and Tatia Daniels. Managers Judy Burnard; Maria Watts; Carol Jacobs; Terri Love; and Mrs. Martha Brooks, Sponsor. 49 �Mrs. Peterson, another familiar face Mrs. Hill, a familiar face The face is familiar but the name escapes me. It's Nice Ta Be Important "Well, its my considered opinion that But It's Important Ta Be Nice "Catch that Carter spirit" Ain't it the truth! "And then what happened to the Big Bad Wolf?'' Ain 't it the truth! Just monkeyin' around 50 ��Annual Staff Row 1: Scott Gardner, Phyllis Shinault, Maria Miller, Tim McCollum. Row 2: Mrs. Houchens, Sponsor; Velvet Vernon; Angela Turner; Lauren Oetgen; Mrs. Moore, Sponsor. Row 3: Devin Hamden, Debbie Winstead, John Paul Candler, John Packett, Sabrina Kallan, Jay Taliaferro. 52 �SCA Off ice rs Steated: Stimis Smith, Treasurer; Lauren Oetgen, Secretary; Terri Love, President; Kathy Clark, Vice President; Tim McCollum, Chaplain. Standing; Randy Horton, Aide; Mrs. Rita Holland, Sponsor; Sonia Slusher, Aide. SCA Homeroom Representatives K. Campbell, K. Clark, S. Claytor, K. Cooper, C. Copenhaver, S. Corvin, T. Daniels, C. Domeika, B. Farrell, A. Favata, A. Fisher, M . Gabris, A. Gaston, M . Gibson, D. Grace, D. Hall, E. Hatter, R. Horton , J. Hudson, A. Jordan , L. Joyner, K. Karrasch . J. Lee, D. Lipes, B. Looney , T. Love, N. Marsh, K. Martin, Tim McCollum, V. Miller, M. Moore, M. Morris, K. Mullen, J. Norford, B. Oetgen , L. O e tgen , G . Prillaman, M . Pritchar d, J. Rickman, A. Schirmer, M . Shaner, L. Simmons, S. Slusher, Sonia Smit h, Stimis Smith, P. Spiegel, A. Stump, J. Taliafero, T. Turner, E. Turney, L. Walton , J. West, A. Williams R. Woods, K. Wr ight, M. Yeatts, M . Yoon . 53 �MEMBERS: A.Allen, T.Clifton, M.Conner, M.Dillon, L.Holliday, M .Poff, S.Presley, S.Tarpley, A.Turner, T.Walker. Sponsor: Mrs. Sandra Denny FHA MEMBERS: L.Agee, T.Bayne, C.Beckner, K.Cole, U.Connolly, S.Corvin, C.Davis, A.Favata, L.Francisco, D.Goodman, s .Greenway, R.Gue, ).Ha ll, C.Logan, A. Lotts, L.Nic hols, K.Parcell, E.Park e r, C.Phillips, D.Poff, ).Pugh, T.Pugh, K.Robertson G.Simmons, G.Snyder, K.Sto ne, S.Tate, A.Weaver, M.Williams, T.Windham. Sponsors: Mrs . Jerry Winston and Mrs. Cons~ance Kramer 54 �National Junior Honor Society MEMBERS: A.Allen, S.Blankenship, S.Brown, M .Campion, ].Coleman, ].Deegan, S.Gardner, D.Grace, M. Heslep, S.Hill, T.Langheim, L.Layman, K.Lotts, Tom McCollum, ' K.McGraw, M .Miller, L.Oetgen, ].Packett, H.Stallins, Robin Stockton, ].Taliaferro, C.Thornhill, V.Yernon, S.Wade, A.Wiley, L.Williams, Sponsors: Mrs. Hazel Waters and Mrs. Phyllis Zorn. Chess MEMBERS : M.Brammer, K.Campbell, ].Cole, G.Dani e ls, D.Fitzgerald , ].Hall , S. Hite, K.Lyons, C.Morris, M.Myers, K.Phipps, D.Poff, A.Shelor, D .S lusher, E.Sowers, T.Stamper, K.StClair, ].Taliafe rro, D.Thomas, T.Tingle r, A.Walker, B.White, D.Wimmer .. Sponsors: Mr . Wayne Barnhart and Mr. Doug Graham 55 �Fine Arts ~-- NINTH GRADE MEMBERS: 5.Bell, J.P.Candler, K.Cooper, E.Forbes, D.Grace, L.Gray, D .Hall, D . Hamden, M.Harvey, R.Horton, K.Lotts, T.Love, R.Marsh, A.Mayberry, G.Mayberry, T.McCollum, M.Miller, B.Prillaman, M .Pritchard, S.Rhudy, C.Sayers, L.Simmons, S.Slusher, 5.Smith, P.Spiegel, B.Terry, H.White, ).Wimmer . Sponsors: Miss Davis, Mrs . Hendrick, and Mrs. Holland EIGHTH GRADE MEMBERS: S.Acree, T.Bailey, P.Baldwin, ).Biggs, J.Blackiston, M .Dean, G .Dillon, C.Dooley, A .Fisher, P.Flint, M.~abris, D.Goodwin, ).Hann, S.Hite, L.Hubble, L.Jouget, R.Kelly, K.Layman, B.Looney, ).Maxwell , B.McKinney, S.Miller, L.M1tche ll, K.Morton, R.Nester, J.O'Quinn, B.Pate, L.Phillips, V.Randalf, S.Rapp, T.Rexrode , T.Reynolds, R .Robertson, M .Shan er, M.M.S hinault, A.Sisson, D.Smith, W.Sprinkle, K.StClair, A.Stump, E.Turney, A.Vaughn, L.Walton , A.W ea ver, S.Wimmer, M.Yeatts, M.Yoo n, C.Zimmerman 56 �Black Awareness MEMBERS: B.Banks, M.Clayburn, G.Daniels, T.Daniels, ).Dooley, P.Ferguson, G.Foster, N. Harris, L.Hutchinson, M .Kyle, L.Madden, S.Madden, T.Madden, R.Morgan, F.Morris, K.Morton, K.Phipps, B.Smith, T.Taylor, T.Taylor, L.Webb, L.Webb, T.Webb, A.Wiley, D.Whorley. Sponsor: Mrs. Frances Chubb --- Y-Teens MEMBERS : D.Aldridge, B.Bartley, C.Bowen, H.Bowen, P.Bradford, ).Bridge, S.Claytor, K.Craft, K.Foster, C.Francisco AG R.Gress, R.Holliday, ).Lee, N.Lynch, K.Lynn, C.Martin, T.Meador, M .Morris, K.Mullen, P.Perdue, K.Powell, ).Pugh, ' · aston, L.Rainville,T.Renick, T.Rogers, C.Routt, S.Schram, D.Simmons, K.Stone, S.Tate, D.Thomas, A.Turk, ].Turner, K.Webbe C.Winstead, M .Woolwine, V.Yopp, M.Wood. Sponsor: Miss Melissa Quinley r, 57 �L a t. I n c I u b MEMBERS:Alaina Allen, Shelly Blankenship, Douglas Bowles, Scott Brown, Joe Charlton, Julie Coleman, Tony Espelage, Peter Fox, Scott Gardner, Mary Heslep, Stewart Hill, Autumn Jordan, Sabrina Kallan, Rebecca Kennett, Tom Langheim, Greg Linkous, Terri Love, Matthew Mowles, Lauren Oetgen, John Packett, Greg Phillips, Robin Riach, James Riley, Robin Stockton, Jay Taliaferro, Christine Thornhill, Susan Vaughan, Michael Wade, Scott Whitescarver, Susan Willard, Lisa Williams, Harry Worrell. Sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Shaw EIGHTH and NINTH GRADE Row 1: Brian Williams, Velvet Vernon, Donna Hall, Warnie Sprinkle. Row 2: Lisa Simmons, Robin Peake, Michelle Clayburn, Mitzi Mitchell, Carla Tolly. Row 3: Sonia Slusher; John Wimmer; Ricky Cundiff; Amy Swanson; James Sma ll wood; Mrs. Brooks, S~onsor. 58 SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: Marie Matheny, Kristi Vernon . Row 2 : Marlene Moore, Stephanie Webster, Jenny Wood, Lynn Walton, Kathy Winstead. Row 3: Donald Richardson; Kerns Mullen; Mrs. Brooks, Sponsor; Tracy Gilley; Sarah Claytor; RobiJl Bushnell. �Advanced Band r Row 1: R.Stockton, P.Spiegel, U.Connolly, D.Grace, M.Harvey, K.McGraw, V.Shadeck, V.Vernon, S.Reaser, Row 2: D.Winstead, T.Windham, A.Turner, R.Spradlin, 5.Garren, T.Reynolds, F.Sellers, M.Yoon, ).Linkous, S.Brooks, K.Lotts, B.Williams, D.Hamden. Row 3: K.Lyons, E.Crockett, B.Louton, M.Dean, B.Pate, B.McKinney, W .Farrell, L.Phillips, C.Zimmerman, K.Slusher, S.Slusher, K.StClair, R.King, R.Sowell, ).Hudson, M .Miller. Row 4: D.Howell; M.Artrip; S.Bailey; W.Lipes; D.Thompson; K.Siner; ).Wimmer; T.Turner; Mr. Reaser, Director; S.Miller; ).Charlton; S.Hill; D.Moore; R.Morgan Beginning Band \ . :1 ~ , Row 1: M.Wood, A.Meador, A.Schirmer, ).Bain, B.Farrell , N.Lynch, L.Phillips, ).Turner, K.Craft, D.Wimmer. Row 2: G.Pri llaman , M.Morris, D.Winstead, L.Shively, M.Matheny , A.Goodwin, ).Lee, R.DeHart, L.Nichols, A.Gaston, A._Bri zzolara, L.Kay Campbell, L.Holliday, M .Gibson. Row 3: B.White, C.Miller, E.Sowers, B.Gray, M .Hall , T.Goens, R.Dotson, W.Smkler, M.Welch , S.Carroll, W .Powell, L.Brown, D .Edgell, S.Sellers, R.Vaughan, P.J.Poulton, M.Haskins. Row 4: Mr .Reaser, Director; D.Poff; K.Robe rtson; P.Northup; D .Giesler; C.Dearing; P.Hylton ; C.Miller; ).Hart; ).Ray; W.Nunnally; M.Packett. 59 �Writers MEMBERS: E.Crockett, ].Jackson, L.Jouget, ].Lee, A.Mayberry, L.Nichols, E.Parker, T.Pugh, T.Reynolds, P.Shinault, Sponsor: Miss Rebecca Woody, Writer in Residence, Roanoke County Schools Science MEMBERS: S.Albe r_y, A.Allen, S.Beck, T.Be ckner, K.Boyd, L.Brickey, A.Brizzolara, M .Conner, Kathy Craft, Kellie Craft , M.C_rou c h, P.~u nd1ff, M.Dean, I.Doole y, D.Edge ll, B.Farrell, N.Farris, B.Graham, S.Harris, L.Holliday, T.King, B.O e tgen , P.Perry, L.S h1 ve ly, W.S1n kle r, S.Sm1th, M.We lch, S.Witt, ].Yates. Sponsor: Miss Eva Farrell 60 �Monogram Service Strategy meeting An impressive record Help! Ouchi That smarts! 61 �Advanced Choirs Row 1: Mrs. Hendrick, D.Fix, K.Campbell, E.Taylor, A.Williams, M .Oden , N.Marsh , N.Harris, ].Burnard, M.Crotts, R.Barnett, M.Duke, C.Thornhill, M.Spaulding. Row 2: R.Woods, D.Bowles, R.Johnson, K.Cooper, E.Parker, T.Hartman, A.Ferguson, K.McMahon, M.Yeatts, T.Daniels, M.Coe, S.Wade, T.Carter, L.Layman, D .Aldridge. Row 3: ].Riley, L.Hester, M .Myers, ].Dunn, M.Martin, A.Favata, S.Bell , M.Gabris, D.Worrell, K.Littrell, D.Ribble, C.Dooley, A.Weaver, E.Turney. Row 4: ].Wimmer, S.Bailey, D.Thompson, ].Taliaferro, ].Jackson , A.Fishe r, L.Walton, C.Phillips, K.Stone, K. McGraw, A.Allen, A.Stump, K.Brightwell, S.Willard, C.Surface, M.C.Bate man . Row 1: S.Smith, S.Staton, B.Looney, P.Spiegel , A.Jordon, S.Bush, V.Poff, D .Hall, L.Webb . Row 2 : Tom McCollum, G .Hite, S.Duke, T.Love, D.Winstead, Rene' Stockton, Robin Stockton, R.Peake, B.Prillaman, C.Kidd, L.Whitmer, A.Wiley, ].Rickman, C.Gerhold, M.Shepherd . Row 3: T.Bailey, I.Wolfe, Tim M cCollum, M . Yoon, L. Joy n e r, C.Moles, K.Clark, R.Kelly, ].Foste r, V.Vernon, M.M iller, L.Williams, S.Reaser, A.H eslep, D.Grace, H.Thee d e, S.Madden. Row 4: R.Horton, D.Edens, V.Randall, H.Sta llings, ].Baker, S.Riley, T.Gregory, S.Blankenship, C.Jacobs, M .Kyl e, S.Kallan, ].Coleman, S.Gree nway, M.Watts, A.Dobbins, K.Pa rcell. 62 �Beginning Choir w 1: B.Amberghey, T.Stamper, A.Shelor, P.Bradford, K.Campbell, D.Lipes, K.Karrasch, V.Wardle, L.Rainville, R.Harris, Ro conner, S.Smith . Row 2: C.Bower, C:.Deyerle, P.Cantrill, J.Dooley, C.Garst, M .Francisco, K.Boyd, T.Gilley, L.Walton, NIWilliams, A.Meadows. Row 3:. M .Hams, C.Morris, R.Criner, B.Oetgen, M.Dillon, T.Rogers, J.West, R.Gress, K.Lynn, J.Espelage. ~ow 4 : /VI.Crouch, A.Pugh, S.Riley, G .O .Thornhill, C.Domeika, ).Dooley, A.Allen, K.Powell, M.Woolwine, R.Bushnell, C.Routt ( 63 �Hey, Mister, can you spare a dime? Let's mosey on down to the corral tonight. Who? Me? We wish we had behaved ourseleves. If you need me , just whistle. !!! The Wizard "Thank God, I'm a country 64 �Lunch is my favorite subject. Doesn't everyone have three arms? Love those Dreamsicles Lunch room? We thought it was the student lounge. Caught in the act sweet Adeline, My Adeline Alumni - Genius at work 65 �I didn't mean to do it, Coach. Ready, Set, Jump! Look Ma, no cavities! Look! Up in the sky; It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a .... .. . . 66 I confess. I shot J.R.1 �Last one to the bus is a rotten egg! Picture posing is prohibited! IMPOSSIBLE! I think you ' re cute tool The line-up. T.G.1.F. Thin k fast! Say what? Just hangin ' around That's incred ible ! I never kn ew class was t h is intere sting. This ga me is u nreal! 67 �You have to st e p on a lot of people to get to the top. Randy's Masterpiece Test Day Kathy CRED ITS Art Wo rk: Lauren Oetgen Phyllis Shinault Letteri ng: Elle n Turn ey Student Photographers: Lee Joyn e r, Scott Gardner, Devin Hamd e n, Sabrin a Ka llan, and Ma rk Packe tt ,' Twilight Zone 68 �Autograph 69 ...______ __ - - - -- ~~ - ----- ---- �Autograph 72 ����. l l I l .-; ~Ifli~~[l1 fl ~il~ fflil~ilil l\ 11111111111 t..: 1111111111 0 1195 03831925 ..---: - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer (ALMS) Subject The topic of the resource Andrew Lewis Middle School Description An account of the resource With the opening of Salem High School in 1977, the Andrew Lewis High School building at 616 South College Avenue in Salem became Andrew Lewis Middle School. 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