1 500 9 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/73/8916/Squire1993.pdf bf9e48a19fcf7b56aec0b21e0a1f26b7 PDF Text Text ��I ~ . .) {/ ;/o G W l~+ ~ ~v'­ ~ v-_)~ 3 o,'() ~t;_C,k k r ls~/ .\-o ri 1-e, L,J\ ~ 'J) See,~ oY' LtVkG, - ~cs{\ U( f'V""'-(.ber- Me_ ~you r­ { ~ ~CJ + )-2 q 60 t\(J 1-"--- bfx--~ ~j__) fl JJAI ~ J1 c; '?A Gn· J(. ��THE SQUIRE Cave Spring Junior High School 4880 Brambleton Ave. Roanoke, Virginia 1992-93 Table of Contents Title Opening People Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Faculty Clubs Sports Dedication Superlatives Squire/My Lady Index Closing 1 2-15 16-55 18-31 32-37 38-43 44-49 50-55 56-71 72-93 94 95-97 98-99 100-103 104 ALL UP Lots of school spirit and a ton of enthusiasm translate into one fired 11p yearbook sraffl TITLE'W" �"This yearbook signing party's a BLAST!" Ashley is falling over with excicemenc. WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO MOST THIS YEAR Getting the yearbook Whitney Rice Snow, so we can get out Andrew Walshe Learning to play the clarinet Jennifer Hrollicke Not having as many people picking on me like when I was a 6th grader Thomas Whitby Going to Canada over Spring Break Leslie Burdette Good grades Good Times Good Friends Anders Sylvester-Johnson SKIING!!! Anna Asher Ruling the school! Lynn Moore Playing Hidden Valley in football Matt White No more quiet tabl~ Brian Moras I'm looking forward to having a fun and great year Jonathon M . To chewing gum in class Rachel Griffin To see what dances are like Shannon Krupin Having no male teachers Leigh Barnett Meeting and getting to know the new people, dances, football games Audrey Hester Getting out of Junior High Ashley Callahan Sarah and Sara, who're your fri ends? ~PENING �By the time you receive this yearbook, you will have completed approximately twelve hundred hours in the halls and classrooms of Cave Spring Junior High, shaping the identity of our school. Shocking, isn't it? Nineteen ninety-three: the pages ahead capture the essence of this school year. All blown up and nowhere to go! Will hits the mark. ... Life' s a beach! OPENINGV �ome Summertime - it's one of the highlights of adolescence. The summer requires a lot of time, dedication and hard work. Time is needed for the many hours wasted day after day thinking of things to do next. By the end of summer you have made a summer beach house out of popside sticks, gained seven pounds and can recite the whole version of the Brady Bunch theme. Dedication is given to the television set from the time you get up in the morning 'til the time you go to bed at night. Oprah and D onahue would be very pleased to find out how many viewers they have in the Roanoke County area. Thus we come to the conclusion so far: that you have made a house out of p opside sticks, gained seven pounds and watched a million and one hours of T. V. Now all that's left is hard work. The hard work is for the tough time you'll spend trying to get those seven pounds you gained off by the first day of school. Don't you wish summertime lasted forever! "I wonder how she got down from there'" Freshmen are always chilling, expecially in the summer. w-PENING e l e It Summertime requires fun, food and h aving a good tim e w ich fri ends. �"Looks like Kelly and Kim seem to really like it hot.I" All smiles here. Heather an d Andee get a "kick" out of soccer. "So happy t ogether" OPENING~ �fJp T~ Boogie W oogie Bugle Boys One little, two little .. . .six little Indians You"ve gona be kidding! Baby Face Don't h ate me because I'm beautiful! Pi zza Time!'! Nanny N anny Boo Boo! ~PENING �Don't get burned because this page is totally HOT! Summer, of course, is your favorite time of the year and this page is dedicated to THE SEASON. You get to do what you want and just goof off. Now it's almost time for the summer of ninety-three. Just think - only a few more weeks and it's back to the fun! Get ready 'cause we're TURNING UP THE HEAT.' Too dose for comfort If looks could kill . Piggy-backing in the park Chip & Dale BACK OFFI)' �Light My Fire Try to et t e What do you look forward to most at school? Most people would respond - the dances. Five times a year students get together, twice formally and three times informally. They shed some extra energy and show off the latest dance moves. Not only are the dances fun for the students, they are a major fundraiser for organizations because they have almost 100% participation. Out of the five dances, the SCA runs three - the Halloween Hop, the Valentine Dance, and the Spring Dance. The SCA uses the money earned to help the school in many ways. Beautification projects, buying new materials, and appreciation parties are just a few examples. It also donates money to certain organizations in the community such as the Child Abuse Prevention Council. The Honor Society runs the Winter or Holiday dance in December. This helps pay for the decorations at the dance along with the honor roll parties and other projects. The first dance is run by the Year book Staff. This dance is vety important because profits help keep the cost of yearbooks down. Regardless of the sponsoring organization, the students look forward to each seasons' dances both for the fun they provide and the activities they fund . J.K. and A.P. You always need someone to hold . Kristi and Bonnie hang out and watch for their friends. /' Chris rises above the others and checks out the crowd . 7-PENING David seems ro be considering attend ing the Back-To-School Hop . �• Ig ton Fire! A must for every girl - mirror time! To make money whoever sponsors rhe dance also provides refreshmenrs for a small fee. Dancin ' in the Halls! Not exactly proper dance attire' You can always find a friend at the dance . OPENKNG V �trail blaze The view is beautiful and friends make it even better. �Nathan and Russ on a " nature"al high . Llttle men win it big in the outdoors. �e I Can you imagine Cave Spring ] unior twenty-five years ago? Well, picture this: Mrs. Lawrence a ninth grade cheerleader walking around school with a short skirt and pompoms. Boy, have times changed! Along with the hairstyles and the bellbottoms the school has also taken on changes such as different principals and teachers, more technology (computers, TV's, VCR's), and a more attractive, safer exterior. But even after twenty-five years, Cave Spring Junior is still ALL FIRED VP!!! 67-92 Plaid Fad Mr. Dillon Mrs. Dyer Out with the Old . .. ... In with the N ew Mrs. McGraw ?-PENING Mrs. Snowadzky �Blast from the past After 2 5 Years Same ale seats, same ale study hall; Adrian passes the time imagining he's driving! Cleaning the bowl the old fashioned way. Ah - punishment from the 60's 1 Doing the J ail House Rock! Cave Spring in the early years I ~\ OPENINGW ���Conflagration Sens a ti on The day - 15 September: 1992 The mission - To record a day in the life at CSJH What happens during a day at CSJH? That was the question. To the surprise of the skeptical photographers, a lot of activities occur during one day at CSJH. To find out, just read these pages. (Attention, you non-believes out there - these piaures were all taken on one day. W e are not making this up.) W ipe those goofy looks off your faces! Notice how Kelly looks so peaceful, never suspecting that Mike is getting ready to put a puncture wound in her skull. J Felicia says Goodbye. ~NTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE "A bushy, b ushy brown haird o, Surfi n ' U.S.A ." �Words of Wisdom Never fall down the stairs with your eyes dosed on a john Mahoney Monday W arch our for the teachers. If you don' r do your homework, they'll get very dangerous - m aybe even Theresa Melki vicious. Do what you want ro do now. You won't have time later. Amir Alami Hey, Frenchies! The office - Don't lose your mind - keep a little for English Kevin Byrne the busiest place in school. Act mature and don't be obnoxious. Be a leader, nor a follower. Starr Wilson Don't follow rrends, and keep the peace! J amie Light If you do what you love, you will be happy and everyone around you will be happy. Filip Sablik Goof off and cause rrouble if this is your last year of junior high . Kevin Music Goldfish don' r like Jell-0. Shannon Stanger Don 't argue with Mr. Maynard . You can't win. Sean Cox Don't get shut in your locker. Trey Causey Polish the apple as much as possible Jane Doe Go to school, get good grades, go to college, live like a king, and don't do drugs. Bryan Banks You think you ' re cool now? Wair till you' re in 9th grade - FRESHMEN RULE!' The Creators Finally, the highlight of every student' s day - going home. ll N T ROD UCTION TO PEOPLE~ �moments make memories Freshman Info Freshmen were asked rhe following: Nickname Favorite group or song Goal in life Favorite quote Worst fear Courmey Abbitt BB~ ''I Don't Like You Any- more" 'We have many memories of CSJH, some of them good and some not so good. It will be sad when we have to move on and also thrilling to go to the high school, a new experience. (That first day we will be as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs!) Remind ya' of sixth grade? Let's just hope those big seniors won't be too mean to us!!! Amir Alami Mr. Andre; Hail co the Buffalo; get rich Looks like the 9th graders h ad fun in Washington . Jammie Allen " Color Me Bad"' become successful; dosed areas Oliver; swim Araic Ocean H u nccr BaJmer Sokracc.--s; Pearl J a m; " H eUo , what' s th is?" Elizabeth Bancroft To be an U.S. Olymp ic snow skier; Locker 428 Hunter Atkinson Stefan Babich Cocoracha; Swedish Yodelers; "Trust Me." Bryan Banks Dougy; House of Pain; be- l:arrah Sanon Michael Be-achy Robert Seining Mariah Carey. M ichacl Bol- DDMB; become a famous Diablo; Slayer: "'Kill 'c m all! " mn; <lc:ach m usicia n; " Fri:ak in '"; living ~RESH.M.EN J eff Barron You better do it, or else . . . come an archi cecc Vicrnria Ik la ngc r ·n1c: B-52 's; .. Truth is su ang cr rhan fi ct ion~ "; heights J ohn Biggio Anc hony; Beascie Boys: b e a pro: be ing a CS prep I wond er what Kelli's looking a t ? �IN MEMORIAM Two years ago Adam Roark passed away. The Class of '96 will think of Adam and remember him as we go on with our lives and careers. We all miss him very much. H o la! H uh)!? Tyson Blais Ty; ro finish college; "Clean ir up!" Crysral Bland Criss; Dyer Maker; to be with ( We can get help for you, Denise! C heer up - Tommy Josh Blankens hi p Burch; Boyz II Men; play pro basketball; "Wah! " Greg Bosen Dead Mi lkmen; becoming liberal Mart Burgio Slick; Boys II Men; a 2 sporr pro ath lete; getting old Kevin Byrne Bunny; R .E. M. ; 'Tm laug hring.'' smy with Jeff I' Leslie Burdett George; R.E .M .; find Santa Claus J enni fer CalJ ahan Scrcmy ; The Flinrsro nes: spiders Bec:sy Blake Bees; Back ro th e Hotel; go parach uting Ben Campbell Pantera ; get our of schoo l Trcr Ca usey Dirk ; Pearl J a m ; move co Sc- Billy Chase.: Gopherki Ucr: So ni c Yollt h ; ll t(li:; \\l inceM oda w have a goal w St:(..' ,\ shrink Ashley Cal.lahnn Pebbles; 111e C1..Llaha..rers; ro Kim C hockkr Ki m m ers, Scminok \\' ind : p lay sofrbill cornbread ABIBBTT - CHOCKLEY~ �BLACKENED " ... To the game you stay a slave ... " This line from the Metallica song "Wherever I May Roam" may ring truer than you think. Every day, students remain trapped in this edifice that conformists call school. Although many people may not realize it, music plays an important role in our lives. It allows us to have fun and unwind. It allows for some great conversation, and what better way to liven up a party than with some good music? So, next time you listen to your stereo, don't take for granted one of the true escapes this world allows us. I saw her "sirring" there. Jeremy Clement King Jeremy the WickedJ eremy; to get our of Roanoke Emily Click Indigo Girls; Move to Australia; teach Aborigines co read Christy Clifton Cajun Clifton; "Make a statement wi thou t saying a word." Mark Collyer Marcus; Led Zeppelin; to be rich; "Why ask w h y.)" Ben Comerford Ministry; Become the wealthiest man in the world Brian Corbett Operation Ivy~ to graduate Sean Cox Eric Clapron; Go to VT; "You only live once, don 't mess up."; school food. Stephen Cox Mr. Lizard; Kriss Kross; ro get a car; "Just Kid din'"; To get eat'n by a shark. Ashlyn Cross Steamboat Baby; Carpe Diem Eric Crowder E.C.; Led Zeppelin; Li ve life ro its fullest; "Life's short, play hard!" Susan Crowell Susie-Q; Jam es Taylor; "You got robe kidding me.I " Nick Currier Led Zeppelin; to beco m e manager of Wal- Matt Daniels Hamilton; Led Zeppelin; to graduate from Va. Tech ] eanette Day ] .D .; To be rich & powerful!; "Not + Not Vanessa Diede Nail Polish; Anything metal; to be a Disney cartoonist Nancy Dixon NED; "The Joker"; "It's not what you've got it's what you give'" Emily Domalski "Brown -Eyed Girl"; publish before age 25;' 'I 'm going crazy. warn ro come along?" Daniel Doss DDMB; Bass Boys ; play pro footbal l ; "Freak in"'; Living =Not Nor" high school; "Hi"; List=ing co country music Marr t c) FRESHMEN I 'I �Jeremia Dwier Dwi er; Hey Boy Jeff Dyne Bassboy; grad. from school the same person; "\Vhat did I do this time'" Kayleen English Tay Tay; Morley Crue; live through ic;"Lifc is a beach"; Being lefr behind. Chris Ernst Ernest; "House of Pain"; co make it through college. Ira Eads April Faulkner Blondie; "The Joker"; Prin'93; "I'm just like. cess Kristy Early "Merallica"; "'You can do it as long as you don't get caught!"; Getting caught. Matt Edwards Da Bear; Black Crowes;To be very successful; "Go ahead, make my day." Ricky Elkins Elizabeth Fisher The Sundays; "If I seem a bit odd, well, that's because I Amy Forrester Amster; "Back co the Hotel"; "I promise"; ro break up with ] oseph. Corie Foutz "Purple Haze"; Go back in time and meet Jirni; To live am. "Hey Boy" forever "Learning ro Fly" "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" " Symphony of Destruction " "Stand in the place where you are . v CLEMENT-FOUTZ �CLASS OF Jason Fox Fox y ; .. Jump Around .. ;play professional fomball;.. Yeah, Billy Frantz "End of the Road"; finKaty Freeman ish coUege;"Poinc be- Kickin' K; Wreckx-ning" Effecc; To meec Martin Jimmy Fusco .. Ir takes a big man to cry but n bigger man co laugh nc him." I believe ya!" ,) Ryan Gagnier Gagner; be successful at what I do;" Look ar Jimmy." Rebecca Gilbert Beckers ;" l'd D ie Wirhour Y ou";To m eet Andre Agassi Kelly Griffin Blondie; Toad the Wee Little Man; Aerosmith; go to Sprocket; "Get a life."; college ac Georgia;''Juse] akin ··· Dying Billy Greenway Paul Gross Michael Bolcon;ro become a doccor. Smile for the camera, Corey. Daniel Groth Why aren'c you dancing? Led Zeppelin; co become success- ful Jon Guilliams Sonny G; Cyprus Hill; go bungee jumping; N ot co go to heaven. Cheer up, Courtney. Peace, Love , and H appiness. �Robert Hale Mr. Miami; Mecca & the Soul Brothers Jeff Hansen Hehn et "What'sss up?" ] ulie Harunan Kacie; Led Zeppelin ; Princess's I '93; N or finding rh e door. Sombrero time. Kim Hodge Blee; The Cure ; ro Joseph Higginbotham Renegade; To have all the move to France;"OK, power and none of the re- Wilbur." sponsibility. Sara models a Bhutanese outfit. Keith Holland Led Zeppe l in; Wineemoda. J eremy H ood ~obin H ood; Guns 'n' Roses; be a Ashley is very bubbly today. Leanne Jernigan Lee-Lee; Merallica; to live; "Knock it off!" Earl Hartman ;))ne; own my own busiess;"Hey Boy"; School Maneesh J ain Melissa J ennings "Something in the Way"; Mish; Cros by , Still s, Ti ffany J ackson Tiff; W onderful Tonight; be an engineer; " One Life Nash, and Young; go co Princess"93; Paco! I love. ro Live"; hit by lightning UNC; "Hey, bwn!" ''In just three short years we will graduate from high school. We all have mixed feelings about Cave Spring High. There will be new experiences, big decisions, and lots of hard work. For now we have to grin and bear it and try to enjoy the "best years of our lives.'' �Expressions I have a friend named Fred. He expresses himself by fingerpainting. His sister Sue expresses herself by playing the accordian all day long. Sue's best friend's cousin, Cloe, laughs and smiles while standing on her head peeling bananas with her toes. Her babysitter's form of expression is wearing really nifty clothes that no one else has. And then there is you. How do you express yourself? Lindy J ohnso n Lindy Lou; Fcelin' Groovy; bungec jump Michael J ones Cracker; Credence Clcarwaccr Revival Rie Kikuchi Two bored brunettes on a Sarurday Night. Ever wonder how the worl d looks through Stefan's eyes' ~RESH MEN Sue Lester Cnuntry; Pink Floyd; go ro a W arid Series Game ;" Le t me te ll ya!"; Homeroom Natalie Lilly Nat ; " End of the Road "; gcr out of school; my picture �Karie Lucas Katiedid; Beatles; to move ro Uilorado Mike Lukas Kork.--y; "Inch by inch, life is a cinch." Angela Luttrell Angelina; En Vogue; ro marry rich; "Whatever." Greg Lyons \X'hitey; Ice-T; play pro sports; "Life is short, play hard ." Let the sun shine in. This is the Kev-Man. Enough said. Paul MacGregor Michael W . Smith; Noc knowing what tO put on these things Jon Mahoney Tasselhoff; Rush; be a writer; .. Excellent!!"; Fear Sarah Mason Pearl Jam Jimmy Mc0Jnnell Mecallica; "Forgiveness is divine, bm . Denise must have had face pains after that one' Lindy is happy . Mighry happy . Happy , happy . Chri scy McDaniel Chipmunk; "Enter Sandman· Graduate Kevin McGarry Led Zeppelin; go to UVa Tara McKinnc.: y En Vogue.: ; ro ri clt: in rhc Olympi cs; Clinton as Prl:sidcnr Thl:resa Mdki Tom Cm; G uns 'n Ruses; leg<.:; tO dit.: young co l ~ LUCAS-MlELKI~ �at Chip Mengerink Chipper; Warpigs; "Wanna srep?" Ivey Miller Chunk; Garth Brooks; ro graduace from I.SU; "Shue up and go away!" Kevin Music Colleen Nash Shorty; Meealli ca; be in a heavy meral band Alternati ve Chic, Soni c Youth; ro live: "EUo, ello, ello"; ro die Van essa Nas h Kare N ercles David W ilcox; co be in a pro- Vee; N 2 Deep; co go sky di ving; "Whan " Andee Moore Pookie; 'Tm a Lietle Teapot; become famous; falling into the Choe. Cave Lynn Moore Lynjamima; beat Mickey Mouse in a sport; "No o, I'm just kidding!" Brian Moras D esperado; ro become an archirea; "You're a freak"; Bill Clinton Casey Morrison Red Hor Chili Peppers; ro b e successful; "In your dreams! "; resrs Jenny M owles Cabbage; "I'm a Litde T eapo t"; ro be h appy ; "Oh, for crying oue loud! " fessionaJ symphony Adan Norwood Matt N ichois Mart y; Obi t ua ry; go ing co Squirt; "Shore People"; co reach 5 school ft ; "Life goes on."; talking The lighr ar the end of the hallway. Erin Nucko ls K e ll i O b ens h ain Nuck<,J head: Eri c K. C. ; Big Daddy Kane ; gee Clapron- "' go to Aus- out of R oanoke tralia Look! I see a faint glimmer of light. If we can only m ake it that far , we will have survived!!! But even as the end comes into view, we may not get out alive!!! One more set of exams, one more report card. . .. Will we make it??? Smile and life wi ll smi le back . �Counney Onufrak Court; James Taylor; to get Shannon Overstreet out of Va. Denise Paige Giggles; Envogue; tO srar in a Jason movie Steve Parks Stanely; ''Inch by inch life is a cinch . Kim Perdue Hippie; Grateful Dead; Princess's '9 3: "Hey, Kare!" Rebecca Phoenix Becca; anything by Gn R; "He looked at me!" ] ulie Plagenhoef Jewels; "If I were You" ; master my serve Hillary Plarr H .LP.; Jimmy Bufferr; ro go bungee jumping Mr. Pres id em; U 2; go rn the J osh Poincs UV A; Chelsea Clin ron Jarrett, what on earth did you do' Randy Price Alben ; Aerosrnith; ro play college tennis; "Srupid blonde!" Anna Rae Annie; Brynn Adams; to gee ouc of here alive; "I chink nor!.. What's inside your lunchbox, Shannon? Bill Rawlings Bill: Acrosmich; go co rhc University of North Carolina What 's on your m ind ' Lesli e sees "the ligh t! " Sara Reid Bug Eyes; "Srairway H eaven " .M E NGERINK - Brandon Ray David \V ilcox; move rn Co l- orado C h ris R e inhardt to Steven Segal ~ REINHARDT V' �Stairway to Ninth Grade Blah! •••• • So happy together Whitney Rice Whit; "November Rain " ; I don't know!; death Danielle Ritter Dani; to be an artist; gettinl stuck in a room full of spider. Carol Rolley Carebear; Garch Brooks; to go co che moon; "Go for ic, babe!"; war Julie Rosapepe ] ewels; Red Hor Chili Peppers; scay ouc of trouble Ashley Ross Ash ; ''I'd Die Wirhout You " ro gee Jen to come back Jon Sa und ers J on; Iron Ma iden ; go rn U VA ; Scott Scheuer Fufur; Billy J oel; " Oh , well' " Robbie Score "Jum p '; your gi rlfri end 's mo rhcr Scott is working his way up the ladder. .. ' ? ·-:. ~ ~. ; " I Kori Roberts Why aren' t you smiling, Colleen' VaJcric R ubr ight Val; Ji mm }' Buffer ; bt" n pro win d surfer ? R E S H MEN Filip Sablik Keanu: Hom e Swee1 Hum e; be an artist; 'S cedc Chtc7 W c:cl Ruiz~ " K.rispy I; Princess's '93; I love Korky Zahra Sadjadi Mike Dirka getring fin.: d �Here we are at the top of the stairs (of junior high, that is_) It's almost time to move on to the high school. We will be at the bottom of the stairs once again. Pretty depressing if you ask me. Oh, welL For now we need to enJOY our reign at the top. Always and forever at Cave Spring Junior High the FRESHMEN RULE!!! ••••• Emily Shafrman Em; Wind Cries Mary; Princess's '93 Mark Shiner Brandon Simpson Piano Man; make it into Duke J usrin 's Lirtle Brother; Aerosmirh; 42 7 Corverre; another year of this Chris Skon Chris; 3 a.rn. Revenue; gee through college; fear irsclf Brian Sharp Booboo; Hunger Suike; be a Nascar driver Caleb Smith Ready for Action Jamie Smith Travis Trirt; ro marry my honey; " I love Caleb!" J ason Snell Jay; Red H or Chile Peppers; leave Shanno n Stanger Nanncr; End of the Road; say alphabet backwards Patrick Stanley J ersey Boy; Pearl J am Roanoke; " I am the greatest" Mark Sowder Pearl Jam; become a doctor; failing and staying here another year Jarrerr Spencer Ferrer; Cypress Hill; ger our of Roanoke; 5.0 Mandy Stephenson Man; W rex' n Effcx; "Do you sense che irony in this sinmrion?" Mart Scone Nonb; Metnllica; co li ve pasr 26 D on't we all look "purdy" 1 Brianne T aylor !Jn:; Ga rth Brooks; m o ve: to No rth Dakota; ' ·Not even ·' ; spi ckrs LaNeaJ Taylor Big D ad d y loan shark. Cypress Hill ; to m ove u ut of V irg ini a Corey 111ompson Co te)'; MemUi ca: get a good pay ing job ) ulic Thom pso n Rn.ph; Garth Brooks: to raise sa d· dkbred hors es; ttlgebm ~ R il CE-THOM.PSON �The End of the Road Finally, the end of the road approaches. le is now time to bid farewell to our beloved teachers that watched us grow emotionally and physically. The next step is high school - ya' know - the "real world." The whole package of high school comes with a variety of things such as prom, the games, and best of all, no more riding the bus! We leave you you now with a few words of wisdom : Share everything, play fair, don't hit people, put things back where you found them, clean up your own mess, say you 're sorry when you hurt somebody, flush , take a nap every afternoon, watch out for traffic, hold hands and stick together, remember the Dick and Jane books and the first word you learned the biggest word you learned - the biggest word of all - LOOK. Everything you need to know is in there somewhere: think what a better world it would be if we all - the whole world - had cookies and milk about 3 o'clock every afternoon and then lay down with our blankies /(Jr a nap, and it is still troe no matter how old you are - when you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands and stick together. From Robert Fulghum's All I Really Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten Denise Paige and Leslie Burdett Tara Wood D a nny ; Ned' s Ato m ic Du s tbin ; mcer Robert Sm ith ; get our of Roanoke Kelly Thorne Princess ' '93; 'Tm Sorry!" Andy Toor A-mon; "Weird Al"· Be rich; "Ruff Cheez!" J essica Triplett Jess; Bobby Brown; ro graduate from high school; norra,nocca,norra Chris Vandelindc Vanlind cr Cheese; Boyz II; Men; Being in rhc same country with Bill Clinton Clinton Verity Guyspring; Red Hoc Chile Peppers; "Go cowboys" Eric Walrond Eric Clapton; p ass vet school: "Sa m e Difference" ; Have own fishing show Cassie Walters Honeydew; Ganh Brooks; ro be a docror; "Shoo fly, don't bother me!'· Brad Weaver Bradley; Billy ] oel; co be a pilot Holly Weikel Girl; Guns n · Roses; ro go co college; "No, Really'" Shannon Wells Shan; to go to college; "I don't know.'· getting an F Ashley Wesr AC; Rumpshaker; to go co a ' 49's game; "Temperature check'' Lee Willard ' 'I'll Die Without You" Neil Williams " Beat It" ; to meet Pauly Shore; " Whatever" Amber W illmon Ambrc; Nove mb er R a in ; Bungee jumping; ro Ji ve in Roanoke forever Stephen Wilmer Wil-l-Jmer; Bob Marly; "You so crazy" Scarr Wilso n Tar-Tar; Violent Femm es; co live in Roanoke rh e resr of my life ~ Courtney Wimb erly Court; Boyz II M en ; get our of 9 ch g rade; " Thac's Special! " David W ood ring Davy Crockett; ro gradua t e fro m c o ll e ge ; " Good Day' " Jennifer W oody Cornbread ; Jimmy Buffet; to move in with the Brady Bunch' Adrian Wray A.O .; to become a lawyer; failing 9th grad e' Matthew W righr Eddie; Led Zep plin ; ro become rich; living 1n Roanoke coo long ~RESH.M.EN Kim Y essian Mik ; Red H o t C hili Pepp e rs: Stay ing 111 Rrnu1oke (h e rest o f ni y li fe! Lissa Wood D o nut; o ldi es; co enjoy life; " Pardon me, bur d o you hn\-c any Grey Poupon ?" Krista Young Blondie; Bobby Brown; .. Gutta love me 1" ; fuiling Mr . M aynard 's d uss �Isn't it great being a freshman? Katie, stop that rough housing! "Hit him with your best shot!" Kelli says, 'Tm outta here!" Just the "9" of us' TH O R N IE - YOUNG~ �Mandy Ackley Holly Adams Scott Aday ] onathan Amos Sherry Amos Elaine Anderson Amanda Asbury Anna Asher Kimberly Avis Jonathan Ayer Spencer Baird Viaor Baranauskas ] osh Barbour Leigh Barnett y ashmin Barton Luke Beazley ] osh Beckner Kelly Beckner Susanne Bell Micah Bibby Ryan Billingsley David Blacksrock Casey Blais Cody Blankenship Brian Blount Brad Boothe Kevin Bradford Katherine Brittain Luke Brown Corrin Browne ] ason Brubaker Lisa Bryan Ben Buchanan Alison Burgio Dawn Bushnell Will Callahan Thi Campbell Blake Carothers Todd Carr Margo Caruthers Chris Case Nikki Cheney Kristi na Child ress Ann Clark Ernie Cochran Jason Collins N ikki Collins J eanette Colvin J osh Compton Matthew Compton Travis Cooper Jason Counts Shana Cox Shannan Cox Lauren Coyne Stephanie Crebo Kristen Dalton Jenny Daugherty Charley Davies Alicia Davis Melanie Davis Jenny Deans Em ily DeWitt ?IGHTH �Reach out and touch someone! Party Dude Happy Birthday, Susanne Eighth grade has been a big change from last year. Our classes are now specialized, our homework seems to be never-ending, and we are expected to be mature, responsible young adults. After some 180 days we deserve a long relaxing vacation! So come on, class of '97! Let's Party! Peace Raphaela Dixon Andrew D onahue Christopher Duff Christy Fagg J ennifer Fetherolf Ryan Filson J enni fer Fickler KeUi Fields KeUey Fisher Karen Freund J acob G albraith J ason Ganong Shenandoah Gi Uespie Nathan G leiner Serh G ri ffi n Am ber Goff Mand y G ordon Kelly G ould J essica G reenway J essica G ri ffi th Sceven G usler A CK L EY - v GUS LER �Charles Haley Jason Hall Steven Hamblen Leigh Hancock John Harless Jim Harrison James Hayslett Jackelyn Hergrueter James Heslep Justin Hill Sean Hockenbery Christopher Hofer Stephen Holden Michael Hudson We speakfrancais. Lydia Ilewicz Kyle Ireland Melissa James Amber Janney Anything Goes Jennifer Jenkins Dana J ennings Moni ca J ernigan Lisa Jessee H unrer J oh nson J ames Johnson William Johnson Angel Jones An na Karr Paula Karz Amy Keith N ova Kemp Lei la Kessler J ere my Killgore Tiffany King Joel Ki rby Julie Ki n elson Kyleigh Lambert Laura Lanphear j ared Largen J enni fer Lacsretter ~IGHTH �Dana Lazzuri Dawn Leech Creceda LeMaire Erin Lester Jeffrey Lewis Charles Liebal Cynthia Lin Presron Line John Linn Jennifer Lupron Ashley McCall Carrie Manning Virginia Marshall Evie McAllister Erika McCoy Erin McDonald Sarah McKay Lindsey Miller Malia Miller Shana Miller Leigh Anne Mitchell Jay Mizack Daniel Monahan Anything goes. That's the attitude that eighth graders usually have when they must fit homework, school, and friends into one day. We don't know how, but somehow the "super eighth graders" do it, and the long, wonderful summer is their reward. Hunter Moore Robert Moran Lee's screech, ladies! C'mon , g u ys ' N o having fun in gym d ass. Dustin Morse Lose in choughr Nathanael N eig hbors Candy N ichols Chad Norris Tricia Oakes Donald O 'H air Am y Page Wi lliam Parse! John Perry Mered ith Perd ue Alexander Philips Judson Poulcer Sean Powers Laurie Quesenberry Bech Q uinn H A LEY - QUI N N v �Jorge Rivera Laura Roberts Claudiner Rocha Bonnie Ross Caron Rouse Bambi Saul Parrick Savard Casey Schumacher John Scarr Chriscopher Sears Thomas Selvey Julie Ann Sgroi Philip Shaw Carrie Shelcon Sarah Shivers Robyn Shorter ' The Queen of Hearts had it good. Anyone who opposed her was simply decapitated." Real people can't do that. (and its not very healthy for the poor guy either!) So these two pages are dedicated to all the frustrations the eighth grade has had during this past year. By the way ... DON'T TRY THIS AT HOMEl Jessica Simmons Navrej Singh Aaron Smirh Susan Spears Brian Speighr January Sr. Clair William Srevens Joseph Scone Aaron Sumprer Johnson Sylvesrer Julie Anne Syracuse Adam Terrell G irl push ups Alicia Todd Mary Trent Julia Trour Spencer TI10mson David Trumbower Angela Turner Kennerh Tyree Hearher Unroe ~IGHTH �Thaddeus Van Dyne Raven VanDyck Aimee Vest Brian Virrur Sayo Wakahara Lauren Walden Michelle Waldron Emily w allace Andrew Walshe Samuel Watrs Mark Weary Scott Wells Yonah Wence John Whitby Matthew White Jeffrey Wiggins Alison Wilkins Sarah Williams Wade Willmott Kristi Windel Arthur Wohlford Dustin Wood . .. ! " ., .... ' • Christopher Wyarr Kimberly Zaikov Heather Zirkle RIVERA - v ZI RKLE~'W?' �Peter Ackley Bobby Akers Yasmin AJam i Daniel Allen Michelle Alric And rew Amos ~EVENTH Ci nnam on Am os Susan Anderton Ashley Atk inson J ackie Ayers Andrew Banks Lauren Baudreau H eather Belk J essica Bennett Eric Bi ngham Bonn ie Blackwell T iffany Blackwell Misty Blankenship J ohn Paul Bourgeois J acq ueline Bowen Brenton Bowles H eather Bowling Burge Bristol Courtney Brow n H eather Brown Karl Budzevski Daniel Cald well Erin Callahan Marr Canfield Matt Carey Lauren Carr Beth Carter Laura Casteel Am y Causey Ashley Chapm an Garrett Chri srley �David Clemons Jesse Clowers Stephanie Clowers Sara Coars Ryan Cohen Ben Cole \'qhirney Cole Amanda Coleman Melissa Coleman Marr Comerford Mike Cook Betsy Cross Brad Cullinan Maury Daniels Whirney Davis Jon Derryberry Deborah Dickison Duke Dodson Dean Donahue Alicia Dragan ) acob Dunahoo Mike Duncan Amanda Dwier J akie Edwards Allison Elias Jim Ellis Amanda English Kerry Fair Daniel Ferris Emily Finton Laura Fisher Ryan Fitzgerald Felecia Fleming Leslie Flowers Amanda Foshag Whitney Funk "Yes, I'm a beautiful baby!!!" "The name says ir all. " ACKLEY - FUNK �Cathy Furrow Kevin Gagnier John Gallagher Michelle Ganong Narhan Gardner T.J. George Shannon Gordon Whitney Griffith Greg Hahn Ashley Hammer Maria Harsrine Shannon Haynes Jeremy Hedrick Molly Henderson David H enley Guy Cheerleaders - Buns of Steel Ta - w-EVENTH DA' WOW! �This year 7th grade took many trips in Junior Achievement or the PROJECT BUSINESS course. Some places they visited were K92, Rainbow Bakery, Fast Signs, and Community Hospital. The classes that went to these places learned many things about today's economic problems. Hopefully, seeing first hand how a business works will help out in the future when picking a job! Jami e H eptinstall Audrey H ester Ash ley Hibbs Lindsay Higginboth am J osh H olm es J ason Hopkin s J essica Hopkins T aylor H ouk Brad Hug hes Ethan J am es Tiffany Johnson Ca m rin Kelly Hiroak i Kikuchi Tyler Kirby J am ie Konen Kurr Lancaster Michelle Lancaster Levi Lanning Mary Larson Mary Lasker Madeline Lavrenrjev Sariah Light Mandy Lippitt Laurence Loesel Bri an Lued ke Stacie Lumsden Clay Luttrell J erod Mabry Ritu Maghera Eric Mahone Rebecca Mahoney Adam Malone A.P. Malone Alison Manetta Andre Martin K ris Marrin Lauren McCann Zack McCoy Melanie McGuire Carrie Meador J essica Means Brett Mi ller FURR O W - w MILLER �• Chillin' Strike a pose!!' Kelli Miller Trish Moore Leslie Morgan Matt Morris Richard Murray Jennifer Nelson Robert Niday Ben N ielsen Hayleigh Osborne Tracy Orrwell Chris Padgett Naye De Paige Matt Peck Daniel Penn Spencer Pearce Eric Poff Blake Points G racie Pollock Emily Powell Nicky Powers Aaron Price Ashley Puig Jacob Quesinberry Tiffany Ragland Eli zabeth Rae Martha Repede Karie Roberts Sarah Robi nson Bradley Ross Carly Rotramel Rhonad a Rusmisel Brandi Rutherford Ward R yan Ann a Sabli k Kei Sakaguchj ~EVENTH Grear target, Emily! �David Schwarz Stephanie Scott Andrew Shaw Jonathan Shaw Erika Shemoff Ashley Simmons Ryan Sink Joe Slack Josh Sparks Josh J. Sparks Kim Speers Jane Spencer Dan Spurlock Elizabeth Stevens Kristy Storey Shawn Strong Beth Swaffield Shar Taliaferro Danielle Taylor J airod Terrell Wesley Testerman Julie Thacker Clinton Thomas Anna Tomasik Dolly Trevey-Boitnott Brian Trivett Nicole Trivett Tonya Turman J enny Turpin Billy Underwood Ryan Ward Mandy Warsaw Meg W ay Locy W ebster Nathan Webster Amanda Weekly Charlie W eeks Parrick W elch Ginger Wells Sarah W ells Matt W est Thomas Whitby Jason Wilkerson Aaron Williams Jennifer Wilmer Lori Wilson Willie Wimmer Heather \\'linfree Lindsey Wise Jeremy \'7 oodson Shake. rattle. and roll' MILLER - WRIGHT �The Spark That Starts the Sixth grade is a very different experience for mosr srudents. The change is really big when srudents go from elementary school ro junior high school. One big change is char they have lockers instead of hooks and dishpans or shelves. Another thing is char they have seven classes with different teachers and in different rooms. Srudents now have ro dress our for their gym class. This year they have an additional class; instead of gym the whole year, they have a health class alternating with gym each week. Change is good! James Adkins Vance Adkins Mark Allen Kelly Ammons Beverly Anderson J essica Anderson Lindsey Anderson Ryann Angle Sherri Austin Megan Bainter J essica Ball J onas Baranauskas Laura Basham Sarah Bassett Some of our sixth graders in less stressful days. Matt Bonds Mary Bosen Jared Bourne Melissa Brand t James Brennan Chris Brugman Paul Brunk Christine Bryan Jonarhan Buchanan Zachary Burt Elizabeth Bush nell Melissa Callahan Brooke Carlin Josh Carlton ?-IXTH Ti ffany Beachy N icholas Beazley Thomas Beckner Susanne Beining Samuel Bell Elaina Bernardo Chris Bibby Lindsey Blankenship Richard Boettcher Alex Bohm �Gerald Carn ] enni fer Cease Cami Chapin Brad Chase Stephanie Cheng Heather Chockley Brooke Christley Holly Christley Austin Clark Sarah Clatterbuck Robert Colvin Brandy Conner Debra Conner Fred Conner Llsa Conner Amber Counts Michael Cox Anna Craft Charles Crislip Ben Cross Edward Currin Tommy Custer Ashley Dalron Michael Daly Scott Davidson Jordan D avies Sarah Day Matt D elumyea Andy D eWitt Desmond relaxes with all the necessities. " OK , g uys - get all your papers together in order." Mr. Old works hard to shape up our " little uns." ADKINS - DEWITT~ �James Dixon Elizabeth Domalski Chris Edwards Nikki Edwards Maureen Ernst Aaron Faust Jason Feather Kate Fe!dvary William Ferrell Kim Filson Kara Fi tzpacrick Ashleigh Forrester Johnathan Foutz Billy Foy Lindsey Fox J ennifer Frank Kathryn Freaney Brandon Funk Beth Furrow Marrhew Fusco Marrhew Garrett J essica Gilbert Candice Gnau Katherine Greenway Megan Griffin Noelle Griffin Rachel Griffin Brian G ross Kevin Groth J ohn Guilliams Alex H anisch Kinsey Hartless Charles Hartman Bryan H awkins Carrie Heinemann Erin Hensley Kris H ergrueter Z ach Hice J essica Hill Raymond Hill Elisha H odges Lauren H olcomb Adam H ollingsworth T risha H olt Jennifer H rdlicka Rachael J anda Kristen J ekielek Ash ley Jen nings Patrick Jessee Brandon J ohnson Gregory J ones Matthew J ones Sarah Jordahl John Keith Ross Kem pstcr ~IXTH �Intramurals A Big Success All are ready for the shot. Again this year the sixth graders have an intramural program. Last year they only played basketball. This year the program has been expanded to ping pong, foul shooting, basketball, volleyball, and tennis . Ms. Duddy said that some of the main objectives were to provide an opportunity for students to develop sportsmanship and fair play attitudes. Funher, the program should provide an opportunity to have social interaction in a constructive environment. Hopefully, this type program will encourage all students to participate in a sport and just have fun. All sessions are held before school. Marr faithfully keeps score. Ping-pong can put you inco some weird positions' Stephan ie Kesler Harry Kessler Todd Kidder Brad King Brandon King Nathan King Kristi Kirby Alex Kolozvary John Kraemer Carly Krause Josh Krehbiel Shannon Krupin Charles L'lmberr Lamie L'lPlanr Anna Lasker Michelle Leamnson Matthew Len z Doug Linn Karie Lugar Sara MacGregor Eric Marrin DIXON - MARTIN~ �Eli McAllister Mandy McCall Daniel McCallum Chad McDaniel Carrie McFarland Kristen McGarry Christina Mellci Suzanne Mellci Elizabeth Miller James Miller Kristina Miller Matthew Miller Erik Min Joey Monahan Brooks Moran Michael Morgan Desmond Nance Sarah Nash Jonathan Neighbors Candice Nelson Robbie Nettles Friends and family make everything better. Jared N ewman Michael N ichols Matthew N ielsen J essica N orris Meghan O'Hair Brad Overfelt Hearher Overfelt Elizabeth Overstreet Jackie O verstreet Traci Paxton Sarah Payne Susan Pearce Sarah Phelps Tony Phillips An ronina Picciano Clai re Pitner Chris Poulter Chri s Pugh J enni fe r Rawli ngs Kenneth Rayher Chad Reed Fred Reed J oh n Reid Mind y Reynolds Sierra Roach Sarah Ross Sarah Rutherford Anne Sacco ~IXTH �Christiann Sargent Tammy Sarver Peter Scheibe Amy Scheuer Jesse Seamon William Sellari Ryan Setchel Todd Setchel Matt Shrader Joey Sisson Ursula Skon Sarah Slovensky Erik Smales Amanda Smith Emily Smith Katie Snead Emily Sowder Sarah Spears Amanda Sracey Joe Srack Miranda Stebar Meghan Steele Samantha Steffek Kathryn Syracuse Jamie Taylor Lucy Taylor Michael Tesoro Leigh Ann Thompson Laura Thornhill Bart Thornron Joseph Tims Sarah Trenis Lillian Triplett Jason Trompeter Jennifer Tyree Kristie Tyree Emily Underwood Most sixth graders feel apprehensive about junior high' Kevin Wald ron Cu rris W alters J ohn Wardach Kristin Weary J essica W heeler Amanda W ilson David W ilson Laura \'<f ire Becky W itkege Amy Woodfield Moyra W right Kevin Yessian Jerry Young Kim Young MCALLISTER - YOUNG~ �Anne Bailey French I,II, Interest; my family Sylvia Bailey Keyboarding; my grandmother Amy Barnhart Guidance counselor; a very special reacher Scott Beard Math 6; Jesus Christ Rowena Boehling Latin I,II; Dr. W.L.Carr Steven Boyer Principal; my mother Mike Brancati Assistanr principal; my parents Lisa Brookshier Mach 8,9, Algebra I; Gail and Wayne Owens La Vina Brothers Paraprofessional; my husband Karen Campbell Languag e Arts 7; my mother Chris Carr Special Education; my mother Lisa Childress Special Education ; my father Nancy Clemons Language Arts 7, English 8; my dad Clara Cordell Library paraprofessional; my grandparents G lenda DeHarr Paraprofessional Richard DiUon Socia l Studies 6 , Math 6 ; my dad Jacq uelyn Divers Librarian; my mother '- Rick Crotts H ealth and Physical Ed ucat ion 6 ,7;J oe Davis ~ACULTY Ann Deeds Ci v ics 8 , Soc ia l Studies 7; my parents Susan Bowles Bookkeeper; my mother ,~ ... : : ti!. \ ... .. . . " ... Jeanne Duddy Language Ar rs 6; Myrtl e and Lee Fonenor Sonja Duffy Para profes si o n al ; Evelyn and Snowy Gustafson �Lig fitfious e Ever wonder who most influenced your teachers lives? We asked - see below for the answers. Although it would probably not be the first word that comes to your mind, lighthouse is one of the best descriptions for teachers you could think of. Lighthouses are made to help you find your place when you're lost. This is exactly what teachers do. For example, when you're having trouble with your schoolwork, who is always there to help you get back on crack? A teacher, of course. Also, when you first come to a new school and are feeling kind of lost, who's the first friend you usually make? A teacher. Overall, a teacher is one of the handiest things to have around when you're lost. So remember, next time you need a guiding hand, call on a teacher. Guiding our food habits are those nice "Cafeteria Ladies:"Peggy Shepherd , Patricia Huffman, Liz Martin, Judy Saul, Edna Franklin, Laura Peters, Mary Radford. Everyone gets into tacky day - Glenn Waldron and Wally W oolwin e use the walkietalkies to keep in rouch with all 3 buildings. Our custodial crew d oes a great job! " even the teachers! ? Becky Austin works to keep things shirring d ean . How would you like to polish 70 door windows a week? Mr. Maynard is shocked into horror when Mrs. Wise rakes off her mask ' The best thing about teaching is June, July, and August' Good fri ends make a hard job alor easier. BAILEY - v CAMPBELL �Mr. Simmons at his first dance. H e won't be smiling by the end! Even witches need fuel after a long day. Franci ne Dyer Special Education ; Annie Sullivan Sandra Flora Life Science, Earth Science; my husband, Ken tary; my parents Three little teachers, all in a row M rs. Kemp 's secret identity Bob G iles parrmcnr Chairman; Jcsus Chris c Sue Giles Interest 6, Chorus; my fami ly D iane Herchenridcr Language Arts 6 ; m y parents Juhe J oU Sp ecial Educa ti on; Conni e Shanbaug h Science 7, Science D e- Barbara Griffin Special Education; my roommate in college Dee Harrison G ui dance Secretary; my g rand m other Mu rid K elley Mrs Dct:ds and M rs Meador arc fi red up abour Elcnion Day '9 2 ~ACULTY Hcahh and Ph ysical Educa tion 6 ,8. H t:alth and P.E. D cp arc m <: m C hair : m y rno rh cr J ean Kemp Soc ial Studi es 7; ··u ncle Sam ·· Th e King and l �David Kessler Marh 7, Social Srudies 7; my parems Lurlene Lani er Special Educa rion; Ms. Sink Cymhia Lawrence Marh 7, Algebra I; M arh D eparrmem Chair; Eva Deyerle Doris Lighr School Secrerary; my grandmorher Carla Long Heakh and Physical Educarion 6,7; Mrs. Jane Kruger Debbie Marsico Spanish 1, 11 ; rh e Lord Have you ever heard the words, "Class, today we're going to have fun!"? This saying is usually accompanied by an activity not normally included in your everyday curriculum. We choose to call this attempt at making class more interesting a "Big Bang!" The teacher will often dress someone up in another country's native dress or make you eat an unidentifiable substance. During "Big Bangs" you will probably find yourself thinking, "Why in the world is he/she making me do this? " The answer is simple: To make you pay attention and remember the lesson. So next time you find yourself caught in a "Big Band", go along with it; you might just learn something. Imojean Marcin Pa r pro fe ssion a l; L.O. Frye Gary Maynard Heakh and Physical Ed u ca rion 6,9; Brenda R. Maynard Frank McClung Guidance Counselor; my grandmorhers Elizabeth McGraw Lang uage Arrs 7 , English 9; my farher Mrs. Griffin, still smiling after a long day ar work. How' This does nor look promising! Ms. Spraker is en joying rhe p erks of her new job . \-Mr. Giles' ls rhat you behind that Coke can?' DYER - MCGRAW~ �Stephanie Meador Civics 8, Social Studies Dept. Chair; my family Robert O'Keeffe Technology Ed. ; Electives Dept. Chair; my father Brenda Page Special Education; my dad William McKinney Physical Science 8; my father Darlene Oakes Paraprofe ssional; my mother Greg Old Social Studies 6; my children Lazzelle Parker Arr; my parenrs �John Quesenberry Math 7,8; my father Nancy Spraker Assisrant Principal; my mother Mary Lou Vaniels Keyboarding, Business; my parents Barbara Williams Guidance Counselor; my mother Gwendolyn Stech Math 9, !merest; Jes us Christ Shirley Walrond Science 6; my husband Susan Wire Physical Science, Life Science; my grandparents Terri Steffen Language Arcs 6; Reading Coor.; my dad Carole Webb Inceresc, Home Crafts; my husband Danielle Wise Band; my parents Karen Sumner Language Arts 7; my mother Judy Wells Paraprofessional; God Jan e Wright H eakh & Physical Ed: my P.E. teacher and Mn;. Skelley Bill Svec Band 6,7 Betry Whisman Math 9, Geometry, Algebra; Oaude and Ruch Long Julie W ynn Special Education; my l Och gra d e English reacher Scott Simmons Earth Science; my father John Pomeroy Healih & Physical Education; 6,7; my mom and dad \ Vi cki Reilly Math, Language Arcs 6; my parents Guelda Skaggs Librarian; my parents Sue Price English 9; English Dept. Chair; my dad Sharon Sa.in Language Arts 7; Comput- er Lab Coor.; my parents Martha Smith World Geography; Social Studies 7; my mother Susan Pugh Math, Science 6; my dad Ann Seddon World Geography, Social Studi es 7; my parents Pat Snowadzky Earth Science, Physical Science; my Indian princess aunt �Clubs! Clubs are some of the best things to do in a student's life; they can give you experience in the work force, not to mention helping you get into a good college! The opportunity to help others and improve the community are other good points about clubs .The fifteen clubs and organizations here at CSJ offer good times and meaningful experiences for all students. Newspaper ediror, Susanne Bell , helps one of her reporters with an assignm enr. Creceda and Lisa rnlculare their srockm arker b id. Don r .lsk ~ Thi ~ l!i a ty pi t. a l brain s torming SL:ssion at a yc:a rbook mc.:c.: rin g. Th e l:h:'i! ol rl1 c Hc<; t t\ 1111 a Karr , l.c1 b 1\ LL ll ELi l<> NA L Bt\ND . li3( J11u1n tutupl l.111d scy \\; ' 1st·, K t.:sskr. Flaim: A nJ ers1 1n. Ern il r Du1nalsk1 . Eli 1.a herh Stt"\'t'llS , Juli t.: Th ac..ker. C.mi l Ro ll ey. Darnd le R iner . Sa n .th L1µ lu . r\li s"n \\ "il k 111s. L.1ur.1 Ca'>u.:d. i\bna 1-iar'>llllt.:. Eli1.a h er h R ae. Urad \X ' e; 1ver , A n na H.tt·. l) ;u 1:1 L.Ln. un . K,11 . _. Nt.:1rles . Mi that.: I Bt.:aL h y Ni11 p 1t. 1urcd . S11Jn s~ l 1euc r ?NTRODUCTION TO CLUBS �What's Good About Clubs Juli e collccrs p ledge cards during rhe Build ers' Club Save-A-Sweetheart campaign. Donning rubber gloves, Science Club m embers prepare to crush cans. HONOR SOCIETY Kim Chockley helps others John Mahoney LA TIN CLUB is interesting Jeannette Day DRAMA CLUB is unique Filip Sablik OM is fun Elizabeth Fisher YEARBOOK allows me to be creative Erik Kahill HONOR SOCIETY; I enjoy the people April Faulkner SCA; a chance to meet a lot of new people SPANISH CLUB; Victoria Belanger I like going to restaurants Paul MacGregor SCIENCE CLUB is informat ive Leslie Burd ett FRENCH CLUB; chance to be \Vith my friends STAGE BAND; Kate Nettles a chance to play different kinds of music Courmey Onufrak BUILDERS CLUB; we help others Th e S( r\ Va lt.: nri11 c \ ):1nL·v was WL' ll arrl.'nd cd and lnr:> of t"u 11 . INTRODU!CTION TO CLUBS~ �• l Conrrary ro popular belief, the people in H onor Society arc nor all bori ng and se riou s. Ir' s just ch ar und er all the pressure of school, grades and parenrs, they ca n be a little incense. This year th e H onor Society has b een very bu sy. TI1 e group goes ro RAM H ouse rwo Saturdays a m onrh , sponsored th e Chri stmas Dance, and on Valenrine's Day visited a senior citizen 's home. Beli eve ir , H onor Sociery members make every minute co unt. Hangin ' at the H onor Society meeting on Friday m orning. HO N OR SOC IETY- From row : N ancy D ixo n. pres ., Lynn Moo re, v .p ., Sara Rei d , scc., Kev in By-rm·, 1rea .. Emely Dumals k1, hi storian. Row 1 : M rs. C k mons. C.1 rul R ollcy. Trl"y Causey. Erin N ucko ls , K1:ith H o lland. Erik K:i. hill, Brian Sharp. t...lam:es h Jain . /\!rs. S mifh, Ro w ~ - R ~· .m G.tg1m:r. CuumH:}' \X'imherl y. Courtn ey O nufrak . Em ily Cl ick, Brandon Ra}'. Kaie N t:ulcs . Brad \V'ca vcr, Michael 13cachr . Row 4 : s~:.rn Cox, Ant:t· l.t Luurd l. Hri.11m t· T.1rlor .. knnift·r \Vuo~lr. L1 s.1 L1Pl.11n. Da nielk Riu cr. Mark Shiner, Scott Schcut·r " Duck , d uck , GOOSE'" says Emi ly. N ancy " t heir fca rlcs' leader ? O N OR S OCIE TY Mt mbcrs make: d<..:corari ons for rhc: C hr isrn1as clan ct:. Kevin. whar is rhar rhing nn yuur head :' �Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way '~CHRYSLER ~ CORPORATION This year the SCA has been a whirlwinJ of activities. Once the new officers goc settled in, all the representatives were elected and everyo ne go t th e hang of things, they were off co the races. The SCA had a food drive during th e holid ays for the Lions' Club. Th ey held a door decorating contest and a party for the winning classes . Th e Halloween , Valentine, and Spring dances were all sponsored by our srudem government. CSJ is fortunat e to have a strong active Student Cooperative Association. J osh decorates for the Valenri ne·s Dance. SC.A-F rom ro w: Dukl' Dudsun .7 rh n: p .Sara R ei d sec .C receda Lei\b.ire v.p ..J osh Puinrs prcs. , Brian Sharp,9rh n:p .,Narh an Gle in e r.8 rh rep .,Brandi Cunn t' r, 6t h rep .. Row 1: Todd Setchel, Deborah Co nner, N iki Powers, R ya n Sink. Blake Pu inrs. Lindsey Hig!!i nbor ham . Doug Lin , Ad an Norwood , Sarah Speers. Amy \\'uudfielJ, Bruuke Ca rl in . N:rncy D ixon, Shann on ranger , Paula Karz , J am ie T a}1 lur, Sa ra h Treni s. H. uw 5 : i\ll'g an O" H ai r, i\bureen Ernst, Alicia Todd, Lauren \Va ldron , Erin Lts re r, J t·nny J en k ins, jnrny Fetherolf, Kc.: il tig h Lam bert, Shann on Gordon, Kari e Roberts, J aso n Hopkins. J os h Co Tripton, Kim Lavinder. Kare Ne[rles, Kdly Am mons, Sarnh Ruben s, Row4 : Ni ki Turner. Jul ie An n Sg:rui. Brandon Ray, Ashlt:y \Ves r, (..Qrie Fourz, J a mi e Smirh, Kim Yessian, J os h Blankenshi p, Srn t·n Cox, Princess Kemp. Joel Kirby, Lesli e Burder r, Lisa LaPlam. Je ff H a nse n 1 Th e: n ew offi (.. t: r~ rake rhci r oarh 11( 1> ffi1..:t · hcf(1rc rhc sr ud c: n r h1 )dy . Thc wi nn l'rs of rhl' SCA-sponsored holida y donr d ccoraring con rcsr show off rh c ir ac.:hicvcn1c:nr . SCA~ �Flame Builders The Build ers ' Club is a service organization sponso red b y the Kiwanis Club . Each year members do projecrs for the school and community. They parnc1pate in cleaning their adopted highway four times a year. They have an annual car wash , sponsor an honor roll party, and collect coys for Chri stmas stockings for the Kiwanis Club . They h e lp wi th Save-AS w ee the art , Sp ec ial Olympics, and g ive out p encils, stickers, and coloring books to children at Com mun ity H ospi tal for H alloween. The Build ers ' Club is a very active organi zation that is beneficial to the school as well as the comm uni ry . BU IL D ERS CLU B- Fron t ruw : Lind sey H iggenbm ham .7ch rt p .. Char Talia ferro, sc·c. .H ea tht:r Zirk le ,Hth n·p .,J ulit· Ann Sg ru i.tr1:;1 .Ad.in Nu r·wuud.\·.p .. Kim L.tvin1.kr. 9th rep., Bu rJl'tt ,pn:s .. Row 2: Anna Sablik . G rl >' Roiram d. Ashley H ammer . M idwll t: G a nont: . Sh:mn un G u rdon, Ash k·y Aikm sun . Fd1ll :l Fkm111 g . J.1su n H opk in s, l3t· tS)' Cross , R ow):""' Robinson. Evie f\.frCa Jlistcr . Caron Rouse, Eri n L<.:ster. J <:nny Dt·ans. Kd l}' Th urnt:, Kat it· R uhl'rt S. Sct·p hani t· L rL·bu . L1ur.1 L1 nplu·.1r . L11H.I Sl'}' \V./ 1s1.·, Ju l1t: Tlu\kl'r. i\ lul ly H l'ndcrsun . Em ily Pau la K:ltz. J amil' Cunl'n. Taylor H ouk. Andel' Moore:, Kelly Gou ld , H ca thcr \Xl in frt:y .R ow 4 . Mand y \'\/ ,1r s:n~· . S.u.1h Shn'l· rs. Kun Z .1il.; 11 v. K.ui t· H .m n1.1n. M.1ri e Kid1 y, J uli t· H rmm .\n. K.. Roberts. Alina T udd . J\1'1nd~' S1l·p hcnsun . J\ lcl iss.1J cnn1 ngs . Sara Reid . Bran d un H.1y, Erin N u cl.;uls , Erm C.d l.1h.111. N.11.1l1 t· Lil ly. Kirn Yl"!'>S L.111. 1\ m h t· r \'\ ' ill 1n u u . Amhl· r J.11HH:'y. Row 5. R.l''l Van D yke. Lind sey J\l illcr . Shan nun Cox, f\-1.il ia f\ l i! ler , ( .rctct.l.i U: M.n rl·. Emi ly Sh afi ma n . Kun Pt·rdu e , Lr nn /\l uurc. Lind y J o h n son , K.111 t· Lui .1s. J ulic K1ttd sun . L1s.1 L1 Pl.1nt, J t•m1 ili.•r \\ QC\.' Courtney O nufr.1k. N .mcy IJ 1xun. Su sa nn e Bell . S.1rah \'\/ dli :uns, S.1yu \V'a k.1h.1r.1 . 1\mand .1 As ht1ry Wh () is rh ar srra ngt m as kc:d p erson." Sing it. Juli t Ann 1 H mm -W-rnl.DERS' Cl.O:B Wharcha ca nn ° 1 �All of rhe people rh ar work in rhc g ui dance offi ce arc rherc ru help sru dcnrs "sec rh e lighr ... One group of rhosc helpers is rhe g uidance advisory sraff. This year rhey have worked ro make ~dents feel m ore ar hom e ar Cave Sp ring ./ uni or. One projecr was rhe Newcomers Club. a "'club'" for rhe new srudenrs rhar helps rhem feel more comforrable ar rh eir new school. Anorh er projecr was rh c "Freshm an Foc us.·· Thi s was dune ro pur more emphasis on rhe freshmen and rheir acriviries. TI1ey also worked on a plan ro help rhe rising sixrh g rad ers adap r ro junior high Efe. Ano ther m ajor g uidan ce gro up is rh e Na rnral Hel pers. They arc srud cnrs and sraff members who are good lisreners and gai n rhe confidence of srudenrs wirh problems. The Narural H elpers ue chosen rhroug h a survC)' ra kcn by rh e srudenrs. If rh ese people choose ro parriciparc, rh cy go rhrough a rraining session over rhe summ er. Borh groups and rhe orher peop le rh ar work in rhe g uid ance office all conrribure ro rh e very impurranr job of helpi ng urhers. GUIDA NC E ADVISORY COMMITTEE-Front row: Alicia Todd , Eii zaberh Bancrofr. Sara Reid . 1'eirh H olland , Row 2 : Amand a Asb ury , J eanem:: Co lvi n. Mark Sh in er, Row 3: i\frs. C ind y Lawren ce . i\lrs . Amy B:unhart U ATU RA L H EL PERS-Frum row : Duke Dod so n, A li sun Elias. Row.:? : Kyle Ireland. Steven Ham blen. Hea(her Z irkl e, J..1.Jie A nn Sg ro i , Creceda Lei\ l ain.·, i\·lar,c ur C:a rurht'rs. Row ' = Kdl y Thurnt', Urian Sharp . Apri l F;wlkn er. Lind y h hn.so n , Lyn n !Vfuure, Scou Sc heuer. Ke i1h H u lbnd. Row 4: i\lrs . C ind y Law rence. i\lrs. Carb L on ~. i\lrs. Amy karnhan , Mrs . Karen Cam hell , 1\ lr . Srt:vt· Buye r I I l \ ·' \ Tru e royalry NATURAL HELPERS/GUIDANCE ADVISORY~ �'Bright Ideas An odessey is described as a long series of wanderings and advencures. Tha t"s exaccly what these six teams do, not on fooc buc in their minds. They each have a differenc and imag inative assignmenc that they must complete as creatively as possible. They have to do something like make a vehicle that changes shape as it moves, or design their own dinosaur. They might have to act out their ow n inrerpreration of " The Old Man and the Sea" or design their own folktale. The firey ideas just keep on coming! Frnnr rn\\·: Deborah Dickinson , Crececla Lel\faire, R""" ]:Lauren C<Jync . Tri cia Oakes. Nor pietured Front row: J ohn \X'irb y, Andrew \X'alshc. Scan Powers. Row 2 : Manely Ackley , Beck y \X' irkege. Curr is \Xl alrers. Scarr Aday Front row: Lauren McCann ,Row 2: N icholas Beazley, J ason Tromperer, Chad Reed, Row 3: Ben Cross, Joey Monahan , Man Garrerr. Nor picru red - Johnathan McCann Leigh Anne i\lirchdl OM Front row: filip Sablik , Chr is R ei nhardr, Manccsh J ain, Row 2: Tara \X'oud. Hunrcr Arkin son Front row: J enna Frank , Carrie McFarland, Sarah Payne, Zachary Burt, Row 2: Sam Bell, N icky Powers , Michael Cox Fr o nt row: Kin1 Sp ee r s, Gin g e r \X' ell s, Susa n Speers Row 2: Sarah Jordahl , Ashl e · Atkinson, Srnci e Lum sden ffioneH to 'Burn H ere is a li ttle-known club with lots of cash. OK, OK, so it 's not real cash 1 The Stock Market Club buys and sells stocks over a ten week period , hoping to make a profit. They arc g iven :i:> 100,000 co scan off with - and t h en th ey sit back to watch their stocks go up and up and u p 1 She calls and Y"" wm c' ?M - STOCKMARKET CLUB STO< !..: MAH!..: l'"I < l.l "Ii · Fn, 11 r rnw <"had Nllr ris. Brian Vittur. Ma< H e'kl '· ( •lrrrl\ r\ l.1hhall . l\ l.111 <h ;\dkln-. R,m· 2: R ya n Fi u µ.crald L1..., ;1 l..1Pla1 n Da,,·11 Hu..;h1 1d L ( r l' lv ~.L 1 1.l·rvtain.: . rvtrs. Kt'm p ~ �RUNNERS f-ront Row: K yle Ird and , Bill Raw lings . Jeremy Clement , Marie Kielty, Karie H artman, J essica Si mm ons, Mandy Ack ley, Juli e Ann Sgroi, C hri sry C lifro n, Row 2: Kcirh H olland , Bri an Sharp, Kelly Thorne, J enny Fcrh crolf, Erika McCoy. And ee i\l oo rc. Evie i\lcA lli srer, Row.) : Srcven H am blen. J ess ica G ri ffit h, Casey Blais, Susan Speers, Stephan ie C rcbo Ya' know those people that deliver papers to teachers during classes? The people that help out in the library? Meet the Runners! They are the "gophers" of CS]. They sacrifice their study halls to run errands and deliver papers for people in the library, office, and in guidance. The runners serve as a link between the classrooms and the offices during school time, so RUN RUNNERS RUNl Somc rim es gu iJ ance run ners have srud y hall - son1eri n1es. social hall! Looks li ke a good book. Ash ley. Check it our' Eri ka an d . l c nn~ gcr Ht Hl1L'fotim rcpurrs in order . RUNNERS~ �Fore-------· n Fires In Srh grade an option becom es avai lab le rn stud e nts ar Cave Spring Juni or Hig h , raking a foreign language. Larin, Span ish , German , and french a re rh e fo ur langu ages students may elect. Each day, for one pe ri od, srudents srucly th e foreig n language of their ch oice . Lea rning practica l app li cat ion and common express io ns a re among th e rop p ri o riti es in th e classes. Students can joi n th e club corresponding ro th eir language . The clubs in corporate such activ iti es as volleyball , caroling, parries , commun ity serv ice, and m h ers. foreign la ng uages are a major academic and social part of srucl ents' li ves. N ice crown , Scarr! O ne happy Roman LATI N CLUB- From ruw : Kcirh Hulland, Gracl· Laske r. Nancy Dixon. Amy P.u:: Su san ne Be ll Ashley Wcsr, Er in Nuc ko ls. R ow~: Ta ra \Xl ond .. Jenny Deans. l l '!'~·1 ~ Gr iffir h, Eri n McDonald. Carrie Shclrnn. Mrs. Bnch ling. Ru\\' l : Ann;, R.l' Co urrncy Onufrak , Shannun Gi llespi e. Mac Heslep. Ruw 4 : Kd ly Griffin. ~" '' \lVclls, J ohn BiggiD, Bc:n Come rford. Ryan Gagnier GERMAN CLUB- f ronr row Tom my Sel vey, John Whitby. Kri srtn Dalron , Row 2: Casey Morr ison . \Xi ii! Ca llahan . Scan Powers ~ANGOAGE CLUBS �FRE CH CLUB-Frunr row: Rebecca Phoenix. Ke\'in Byrne. Kirn La" ind cr. Row 2: J ohn Linn. Ad an No r\\'ood, Kim H odge, Trey Causey, Emi ly C lick , Cassie \XI a lters. Caro l Ro lle y.Ro"· ) i\ l rs. Ba ile1'. Paula Karz. Anna Asher. ll!i chelle \V alclron , Caron R ouse, Laura Lanphear.J enny Wu:serrer, Jenn y Fi ck ler. 1\nna K a rr. Kn·in 1\kCarry. Hunrer Atkin so n. Elaine And erson. Julie Tho111pson , Josh Barbour. R ow 4 : Sara Maso n, Randy Pri ce, Sara Re id. Hea t her Zirkk. Shannun Cox. Cindi· Lin. Andrew \\/a lshe. J ennifer Callahan. J enny M owles, Vanessa Nash , Filip Sablik, Sarah \V i ll ia m s. A nd ee 1\ !oore. Lei g h llarnetr, i\lalia i\ lil kr. Jennifer D au;:herry. R o\\' 5: Charlie D av ies, Nei l \Vi ll ia111s, D on O 'H air, Lindsey Mi ller, R ave n VanD y< k. Les lie· llu rcktt .. kf( H ansen . .J ack ie H cr;:ru ctcr. A111bcr \Vi lmotc. A111ancl a Asbu ry. T iffa ny King. R ebecca Gilbert, V a nessa Di ed e. i\mbcr Jann ey . 1\!and1· C<>rd"n N <Jt picturnl-Cou rm cy Abbitc. Kelli Obenshain. Ivey Mi ller. Hunter Balm er The mosh p ir SPAN IS H C LUB- Nova K e mp . Hunru 1\!"""" Deni se Pa ige. C<Jurmey \X' irnbcrl y. Princess Ke111p. Kim A1·is. J .R . Stone. Marr Sto ne. r\111 ber (,off, !3ill y Frantz , Nick Currier. S u e Lc·s rc·1', Da1·id \\ '""' Iring. i\ l ike Bibby. Brian Sharp. Step hen Cox. H eather K rause. Shannon Stanger. Sean L1Jx, K a t e Ncrrlcs, C hri s Ern st . Laura Ruhcrrs . l'rnil y [),Hn a lsk i. Kar y Freeman . Crysta l Bland. Ke1·in 1\ lusic. Chri stina C hildress. Billy C hase. 1i 5 h ky Ca ll a han , Kel li Field s. A sh lq \\ ' '"' · ·' " ' l\ l i,; 1, k . lkrh <Ju inn . \\ ' hirn ey Rice. Betsy Blake. Ki111 C hockley. Bra nd on Ray . Pau l Gross . .-l ike J o nes , Brad \Veave r. Kelk T li.•rn c" .1"" ( ;u dl 1a 1n s. Fmih· ~h.1frm ,111 . Ka t il' Lu cas. Li sa Li Plant . .Jorge Rivera . .J ake G albraith. Clinton l/c:ricy, Mi ssy James , S rc·vc Pa rh . .I u l1c H .1n 111 ,111. l\ l. 11K c·s h Jun .. lud Kirb y. Lynn f\ l"or'" .J imm y Fu sui. Karie H amn an, Stephen \X' il111 cr. f,rc:ccda Lc: M ai rc , J imm )' H mn s< m . Frn 1e· <...,hr. 11 1. 1..,. Sla ch. .. k 11 n 1k r \\'""' " " T ysu n Bla is. J osh Blankenship. C had Nrlfl'is. Dave H ays lctr. K i111 f'c:rdu c, Apri l Fau lkne r . Lind y ,l<>h11s<>11 . Frrh. K .ihil i. Std an Ha hi,h. l\ l ari,· Kidn'. Rcrlwrt Bcinin,c:. Gin111· f\ larshall. D ana Lazz uri . Russ J uhnsun . )1,hn Peery, Lauren < .<> )' Ill" .l •>Sc ph H1 g,c:111h,, rh.11n . \'1, r<>ri a Fklan,c:er. An;:cla Lutrrd l. Kr isty Earh'. H nll y A,Luns. All ist)n \\l ilk ins. Kri sti W rnd d , S usa n Cro w ell. .J as u11 F<>x .. k rt·1111 J-1 .,.,.J . Le ig h H.11ic , "h.. K"ri R.,h,Hs. Tara 1\kKinncy. Snitt Sclwu cr. Shannon \'\ 1dls. /\l ark Sh iner. fl rll Rawlings , Holl y \Xl ci h. e l. .J <1sh P<> 111ts .. l n c·1n 1 ( k·mc·rH . Hilh Crc·,·11\\·a1·. Li ssa \\' 1•.,,l. Thi C a111pbcl l. i\btt D ani els. NiL' k Singh. l\ ldissa Jc1 ini ngs, J c.: n:1ny K i lgore , 1\ f and~ ~rc1 ' l 1l· 1 1 ... 1 111 . h· 1 ~ \\ ..dr11111..l ( 11 lkcn N.ish . Ti!"f.m y _l a1..l.so1t. Dani elle Riner. Chri sry Fagg. Elizaberh Fi sher. f>a u Grorh , J c ff Lew is. Krr n / .. 11k ' " Is Latin really rhat funn y>)) Andee and HL·arht:r da n1.._ c rhL· ' tlan1t' ll_!.!~ ,· "trh their Spani sh fr iends! "W LANGO.AGE CLUBS �II - !, • : I I I --~ ' -~:-- ---------1- f-- - -- ------ nief. - - - - -17 18 19 .-·-r+---- ' -l---- ----'--'--'--------1--:__·____;-------- :an~~---------~ ' . 'i ' . :. ,.,__ _,__ _-'--+-~---'--'--~--------<d~a~t_w ~or)s_]QQ_j::hoos1!)g__' L __ , U\-+.---...;---'---l---!---,___,__ _ !_ / : ,,.._...__ _ _ _~--<----'------'--'---'--~--_,_ , -~ ; Three heads are better t;h .'. ' ! ----r--;---- -~--'---.--+---i--+--L--''-A �• Anna gives Cindy a hand with a story. u1re Scroll Mrs. Riley proudly holds up THE SQUIRE SCROLL. Blake perfecrs a story. December· v of ba] NEWSPAPER Fn �WANTED: Dedicated people with musical ability. Be prepared to practice after hours. Be willing to give a couple of concerts a year - in school and out. For accelerated workers: All-District Band offers an opportunity to achieve and learn more. Job benefits include: instruction on musical skills , enjoyment of good music, and a spring trip to New Y ork City to perform at the Statue of Liberty. Hi , ya 'Jl'll STAGE BAN D - Front row : Carol Rolley, Bri an Speig ht, T h i Campbell , Ma rk Shi ner, Score Sch euer, Eri ca Sh euh off, Anna A h Mark W eary , Brad Weaver, Mike Beachy, J os h Points, Row 2: J ames J oh nson,_Todd Ca rr , J oseph Higg inboth a m , Emily D onrnlsl. C hris Du ff, Ashley McCall , J ason Brubaker, Kevi n Byrn e, Climon Verity, Clrn s Yandc Li nde. Erik Ka h ill , Am ir Ala mi. Paul G J eff Dyne, Maneesh J ain , Row 3: Chri s Skon, Daniel Pen n, Dav id \Xfood ri ng, Ka re Ne ttles . Maria H arstine , Leila Kess ler, En ; Powell , Eri c Walro nd All is fa ir in Love, War, and Band fu nd rai sers. Band trips d on·r <dways featu re gourm et cooking (to say rh e least') T ht:Sl' bassoon s have Laug hr rhc ( h ri s r i na ~ sp 1 rir~ �BRASS-Front row: Hunter Arkinson , Clinton Veriry, Chris VandeLinde, Elizaberh Fisher, Kevin Byrne, Row 2: Maneesh Jain, Amir Alami, Jason Brubaker, Paul Gross, Row 3: Emily Powell , Todd Carr, J ames J ohnson, David Woodring , Chris Du ff, Joseph Higginborham, Emily Domalski , Katherine Brirrain, Row 4: Nate H arstine, Chris Skon , Jeremy H ood, Erik Kahill BAND OFFICERS: Scorr Scheuer, Kare Nerdes, Sara Reid, Paul Gross, Chris Vandelinde WOODWINDS-Front row : J enni fer Lupron , Emily Click, J ohn Perry , Josh Barber, Allison Wi lkins, Row 2: Mandy G ordon. Nath<tn G leiner, Elaine Anderson, Paula Karz, Anna Rae, Amber Goff, Leila Kessler, J ennifer Larsrerrer, Amber Janney, Carol Rolley, Julie Th ompson, Farrah Barron , Dana Lazzu ri. Andy Toor, Thi Campbe ll, Casey 1\forri son, Leslie Burd err, J enni fe r Doherty, Malia Mi ller, Kare Nerrles , Missy J ames, Leig h Barnett, Ali cia Davis , Berh Quinn , Sean Cox, Row 3: Mike Beachy. Danielle Rirrer , Mark Shiner, Scorr Scheuer, Eric Walrond, Kelly Griffin. Lynn tv!oore, Sarah Wi lli ams , J osh Poi nts, Brad \Xleaver, Julie Kirrelson PERCU SS l(JN : Kim Avi s. Laura Lunph cn. Sh anrnm Srant!tT. Sara Reid . Spencer Baird Up . U p .. md Away! BAND~ �Flame 11usic TI1i s yc:lr h as ix"'C"n an cxn ung one fu ll of d1angcs fo r du: CSJH ch o m s . First of all. ch C" ch o ir programs fr om H1dJ c11 V nJlcy an J C-i. \T Sp rin g were int egra ted und er chc d1r cet 1un of Mrs. Gil es (our ch o ru s director) . A ct1v1t1 <."S dus rear mdud c n conccn tour for the d cmcn rn ry sc hools , n con ce rt fo r parents mllffi "" \ V' int cr \ Xlond erb.nJ " , nnd m ost cxa ung of nJI, n trip to Toronto, Cn n ad n. ro p;in 1npntt· tn Canad a 's \'(/on d t·rl:u1J C h oral Co m peuu on . Las t year 1hc ch o rus wo n fir st plan· ra un g s :H d w H ers h ey Park C h o ml Festival and Cornpctitt on . Scvcr~U o f CSJ' s ch o rus members a uditi oncJ :i nd won places o n 1hc All - D1 s crict C h o ir . TI1osc who achit·vcd du s h o n or m d ud c . J as o n Co unts , J u.so n Collm s, Julie Ann Sgro i and Sarn.h Shivers. K eep CHORUS-From row: Elizabet h Miller, Shannon Gordon, Lorie Webster, J essica Bennett, Amanda English, La uren Bordeau, H eather Chockley, Tracy Paxton , Kristen McGarry, Row 2: Sayo Wakahara, Michelle Walrond, Stephanie Crebo, Whimey Griffin, Susan Spears, Krissy Miller, Tonya Turman, C.andy N ichols, UrsuJa Skon, Lisa Conner, Row 3: Melanie Davis, Niki Turner, Sarah Shivers, \'<fhimcy Funk, Nadee Paige, Jamie Smith, Mad eline Taubman, Michelle Leamnson, Kim Spears, J enny Jenkins, Kayleigh English, Cori Fou tz, Row 4: Willy Wimmer, J ason Collins, J oshua Sparks, Ryan FirL.gerald, 8isha H odges , Beth Carter, Juli e Ann Sgroi, Robyn Shaner, Mrs . Sue Giles Sing it, Melanie! Grrrrr!!! Julie Ann and Stephanie seem fascinated wirh those wipers! Look in ' cool See something funny, Samh?~ Ve.HORUS �Molly smiles mysteriously. Scott is deep in thought . I~ J ennifer and her amazing floating can. SCIENCE CLU B-Front row: Eric Wo.lrond,pres.,Susnnne Bcll,v.p.Jerm ifer Lupton,sec., Row 2: Nathan Ki ng, J oey Monahan, Brnndon King, Michael Nichols,Lnum Wi re, H arry Kessler, Nina Piccnno. Row 3 . Snm Robinson, Michelle L'ltlcnsrer, i\·folly Henderson , Eri.kn Shu hoff, Deb ra Dickinson , J enny T yree, Sara Jo rdnhl, Mind}' Reyno lds, Kristy Kirby, J cnnn Frank , Tammy Sarver, Kevi n Grorh , Mrs. Susan Pugh . Row 4: Brinn Sharp, Mandy Ackley, J oe Slack. Mntt Canfield. Andrew Walshe. John \Vhirby. Emily Click, Pnul MacGregor, Scarr Davidson. Shnrry \'Xlrighr, Snra Trenis, i\·l rs . Shirley \Xlal rond. Ro'' '; , Clint0n Vericy, Nancy Dixon, K 11}1lcnc English , Erin McOonnld. Leslit: Burdett, Brandon Ray. Aaron Smith , Dnn Groch , Eliznbcrh Smirh , Lucy Taylor SCIENCE CLUB �"All fired up!" This phrase describes a lot about the sports teams here at Cave Spring ] unior. Even though it can be interpreted in many different ways, Cave Spring fits all the definitions. When Cave Spring teams come our to play, they are ready to fight , and ready to win, never giving up. No matter what the score, Cave Spring is , and always will be, "All Fired Up!!! " A sm ile and a wave from som e dedicared Sq uire fan s. W hen you're hor, you 're hot! !! Hur pursuit �WHO IS YOUR FAVO RITE ATHLETE Cooling down W arming up R obert H ale Leslie Burd ert Billy G reenway Amy Page. Trey Causey Nancy Dixon J oshu a Sparks Emi ly Domalski T yson Blais J ulie Ki n elson And ee iv!oore Dan Groth Chrisrian Okoye . Srefan Ed berg Dei on Sand ers Christian L'lettner D avid Cone Chriscian Laenner Barry Sanders Orel H ersh iser Larry Bird . . Christia n Laettner Pele . Charles Barkley INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS~ �Beating the Odds Jump' Jump' FOOTBALL TEAM-Front row:Eric Crowder, Brad Custer, \X>'es lcy Drake, Mike i\luran . Anrhon y \l(f ill iam s. Phil K wak, R ow 2: Jimmy Fu sco, J efT D ync. James Davis, J oh n Poff, J eff Lang, Casey Morri son, Jason Fox, J on Gui lli a ms. Row) : Andee Muorc. Ste\Tll \\/ il rncr. i\ lik e King. Bill y Frantz, Ivey i\li ll · Mike Mitchem , Mark Shi ner, Marr Ed wards, Carol Rolley, Tara Wood T he freshman foorball ream posted an undefeated 7 -0 reco rd. H aving practice in the A ug ust hear rwice-a -day reall y paid off on the field. The narrowest margin of viccory was 8 poi nrs against Franklin Counry. Ja.son Fox led th e ream in rushi ng be hind the grea t blocki ng of J immy Fusco, J on Guilliams, and Stephen \Xl iJmer. Leading pass receiver was Bi ll y Francz ar righr end. Exrra poims and field goals wtre kicked by Man Ed wards. lvty Miller, J eff Dy ne, Casey Morrison , Eric Crowder, and Mark Shi ne r all conrribured a !or to '1 succtssful season. The ream thanks Coaches Beard and Anderson for rhei r lead ership. Also thanks ro the man y parems and faculty rhm supporred the ream rhis yea r. Th ree g uys on th e go S hou ldn 't you b e s 111iling:' You \\"Ofl~ Coach Beard has a couple of tips for hi s wi nn ing ttam. Scor e O ppo n ent 20-6 E.C.Glass 27 -6 H eri cagt 15-6 Pul aski 24 -16 Wi lli am Fleming 14 -6 16 -CJ Franklin County 2H-14 Wi lli am Fleming Pa tri ck Henr y Un ddcated ?OOTBALL-FRESHMEN I th ink yo u "rc l11o king the: w rung wa y, guy~ Freshmen �7th and FoonJA.LL TEAM-from ro w: \'V .h.l t: \V illrnut. An hur \'\ 'u lfur._ I, Br.id Uouch , Th urn.\.s \\ .icby. f\t.m Co m pron. J ny f\ li z:i k. Cody Bb.n kenshi p. R nch n Cb ud iner, Su s~m Crowell , Row 2 : C.j. Udnl. \Vesk y T(-s u: rrn an , D a vid Trumhu w1: r. Tnnu r l.i nl', S\ uc1 \\ 'di s. /\._lam T l' m.:11 . Hun1 t: r Moore, J osh Compron, Billr Patsd, Row 3: Coach l11 ompson, J ason Coums. K )' le l:dand. Aaron \V illi a ms . J osh Ui:( kn L" r, C hri s \'\ 'y .111, Bri.tn S pl' i .~ht, G r.1h.1m Su 1npcu r. P.nri l." k Sav:-i rd. Tr:w is Coope r. Emic: Cockr:m , Coach Kemp 8th The 7th and Srh grade Cave Spring Squires ' football ream had a record of 0-5 -2. The coaches were proud of rhe ream even though they \Vere not as experienced as teams in the past. Although there were only a few returning p layers, the ream pulled rogerher ro improve their game . The Squires had greac outstand ing performances from Tim a r Lin e, Aaron Williams, a nd Graham Sumpter. The Squires would like ro chank all those p eople w ho supporced rhe team. It means a lot ro have yo u behind us . \\/h ar· s so inrcrcsring. boys? Le e's p lay ball' U K .,L: Ll\' ' · \\ 'l" " " ' win ir J ' 111 frt.:c r~ ll i ng . w- J U N IOR HHG H F OOTBALL �Grear balls of fire! This year's junior high basketball ream had a good season with a record of 5-9. Even more encouraging was rhe face char our ream bear Hidden Valley in an exciting marchup in rhe lase rwenry-nine seconds of rhe game. Way ro go, guys! GREAT BALLS C orn e on Srcvc: n and Ji111111y: d1ln·r ju sr s rand rh crc! Block him our, Alex. Go for the ball , Mike' JR. HIGH CSJ BASKETBALL TEAM-Luke Beazley , Spencer Baird , Andre Marrin . Ryan Billingsly.Mike Bihb y. A; hlc y M c<.•d i. I ) ;u 11d Pc n11 . < ""' h Hr"'" < I"<><ke n . ( '""·h D<>ug Mai er . Cuad1 'frrn O li ve r. Alex Phillips. T yler Kirb y, J oe l Ki rby, Jimm y Harri s"n . J ay Swrr, Srcven H am hlcn . M ikc J)un <an . l:lc11 ( .•de . H ca r he r /.1rkk . _I .Lin ll' T.tdnr L.turrn \X '.ddc11 . Kirn Zaikov. rn.lll \~t·. ?-ASKETBALIL-JR. HIGH �The 1992-93 Freshman basketball team was outstanding. They had a record of 12-1-0, losing only to William Fleming. The joint efforts of Cave Spring Jr. and Hidden Valley really paid off. It will be hard for next year's team to live up to these standards . of FIKE /~~s\ li';;:.s\ Is~\ ~ FRESHMAN TEAM-Front rmv : Hunter Atkinson , Ryan Gagnier, Matt Burg io, Mike Elder, Kevin McGarry, Greg Lyons, Chri s VandeLinde, Row 2: Coach Stewart, J ason Fox, J osh Points, J amie Campbell, Doug Kenney, C hri s J ohn ston, Abe Agey, J osh Blankenship, J ohn Shoiter, Brian McFarland , Coach Wrig ht FRESHMEN You can' [ scare rhc ball in to rh c h askt: c. _J1)sh . .\fa. tr rake:~ a t. I UH k rc...,f 1111 rht t iiurt Josh .i; l it.:s for a layup . \ X ' hLl. 111L' :' FRESHMEN BASKETBALl.v �- , This year's basketball season was one of the most exonng ever with a 7-7 record. For the first time in six years, the Lady Squires defeated Hidden Valley. Lisa Bryan shot the winning points with 4 seconds left in the game. The gym exploded as happy players, parents and fans spilled over the floor . The season was one to be proud of and the HV game was one to remember! Th e captains fire up their fans! l BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row: Lisa LaPlant , Lauri e La Plant , Ashley H am m er, Mandy \Xlarsaw. A lison Eli as. Ca rl y Rorramel, Beth Caner, Lind sey Higgi nbotham , Mindy Reynolds, Christy Bryan , Row 2: Coad1 J ohn Pom cro~'. Coach Farm er, J essica Simmons, Lauren Carr, Alicia Davis , Lisa Brya n, J ackie H crg rueter. Am y Cau sey, Lon W ilson . Karhc rin c Brittain, Ch risty Fagg, Coach J ane \XI right Pass the b all . Quick' Friends forever ~IRLS BASKETBALL-JR . HIGH �Elbow acrio n \Xi e.re nun1bcr I ; rake our picture~ Read y for an yth ing DrivL' in f~1r th l' bucker. Berh ! J R. HIGH GIRL § BASKETBALL~ �,, \XIRESTLING TEAM-From row: j erod Mabry, Jeff Lewis, Casey Blais, Nat han G ltim.:r, Zach ~lcCuy, Cody Blankenship, J ason H opki ns, J essie Clowers, \Xl ade \Xl ilmon , Row 2: Nikki C heney, Marr Mo rris, Brian Tri ve rr, !vlart Comprun . Man Peck, Humer Moore, J eremy Hedric k, Brad Booth, W iJJ CaJl ahan, Arthur \V'ohlfurd . Bria n Speight. Lauren ivlcCann , Row 3: J ake Galbra ith, J.R. Stone, J ohn Gallagher, Lu ke Brown, Aaron Smith, A;iron \Xli lliams, Dan iel Ferr is, J ason Collins, Ben N ielsen, Chad No rris, Ron Pritchard, coach Bottoms up' 2 l"' �The '92-'93 Wrestling Team had a good year. They ended their season with a record of four wins and three losses. Some of the team's outstanding members were Ar- thur Wohlford, Zach McCoy, Daniel Ferris, Aaron Williams, and Nathan Gleiner. Zach McCoy was All-District in the 80 pound weight division. Way to go, team. \XI ill has goc d1e wi ll ro win. \XI air unril he Sl'l'S \\'har I ·vc go r in scor e for hin1! \Xi e knew yuu could d o ic' ] ( '> , ti [ ! 1 I I'> ( ~ l \ 'l' 1 ,L! ll \ "> H ir hi m \\' irh vou r bc:>r shm! �• I es o This year the Cave Spring Junior Volleyball Team was very excited. At tryouts they had about sixty girls coming out for fifteen spaces. For a week the girls worked hard to impress the new volleyball coach, Mrs. Monger. Once the team was selected, the hard work began in earnest. Due to a late game schedule and an early yearbook deadline, we do not have game scores . We wish the team many fiery spikes and enough points to win. VOLLEYBALL T EAM-From row: Michelle Waldro n, Emi ly Powell , Th i Cam pbell , Ch ri sti na Ch ild ress . Kerri Fai r, Li ndsey H igginbotham , Michelle Ganong, Row 2: Coach Monger. Evie M cA lli ster, J cnnirer Lu pton, Ali cia Todd, Lindsey Canon, Raven VanEyck, W himey Gri ffi n, J ami e Conen, Juli c Kittelson Ir's coming, ic 's con1ing! \Xlh at are you looking at, Thi> W hoa' Louk how tha r ball soared' ~OLLEYBALL ( tll1 ll" 111 1. g1 rb . h L· read y~ �Lind sey and Michelle anxiously wait H ey' \Xlhar's O\T r thuc' thl'ir turn. Volleyball makes g reat friends. Wake up , g irls111 !)id you hurr you r finger, C hri st ina ~ Goud Sl:t . Evie: ( , 111H· l ) J\. ,t:. irls. vti llcyba ll is a t!anw of a LTiun . Skipp int! p r~t (r i ce. huh !:'! VOLLEYBALL~ �CHARIOTS OF FIRE The Cave Spring Junior High Boys Track Team completed its 1991 -92 season with only 7th and 8th graders participating. The new program got off to a great start. The team was the hardest working, most enthusiastic team in years . They completed their workouts promptly without complaints. This dedication p roved to be invaluable to their improvement . Congratulations to the team for a very successful sea son. J aso n coni cs dose - very d ose~ T R ACK T EAM- Front row: Keith H olland. Brian Virr ur, Cody Blan ke nsh ip , Mark Coll ye r, J ason Sne ll. T rav is C.rnipcr. H unrc r M •u 1rc. A11 . lrc " \X', t!s h . ( asn · M orri son . Ro\\' 2: Coach Mil Th{Jinpson . Eri c Crowder, Neil Wi lliams, J tre:m y Hood , J eff Dyn<.:, Matr \Xl rig hr , Brian Spc: igh r. Eri l \Xl a lr1Jnd . S rc 1ihcn \X' il111L-r _J tt -.1 11 1 ( 11 u 11 r ~. ( 11ad1 Su 1rt Fk-ard ~RACK BOYS �Neil srri vcs ro carch the eagle. A goud practice ross. Eri c Tea m members help in rhe pirs ( :nd y wurk s ro win rhl· s hurrk rc lay. Only a few more ftcr. Look s like a \\ inn1ng iump~ 1 BOYS TRACK~ �- .:: -.- - - -- - - - - Go for the Gold! TRACK TEAM : Front row - H eather Kra use, Lissa Wood , Kelly Fi elds, Danielle Rirrer, Kell)' Griffin. Shannon Stanger. Lindy J oh1rn>n. Li sa LaPlanr. R<>w ~ -Kayl een Eng lish, D;u,a Lazzuri . Lesli e Bu rdert, Kim Avis, Sarah Layne, Vanessa Nash, Karhcrine Bri n ain , Anira \Xl ebstcr. Rennie Bruno - Coach. Ro\\' ) -Susan Pugh. Coach. Tiffan y Blackwell, Sherry t\n1 . J ennifer Daughe rty, Ambe r Goff. Eli zabeth Bancroft , Christy Fagg, Evie McAlli ster. Rachelle Po4uin. Shenandoah Gillespie. 1\ landy Stcph ,·ns<>n. Rnw 4 - Stephan ie Crcbo. Briann T aylor , Sariah Light, Kelli Thorn e, Emily Wallace, Kelly G ould , Denise Paige, J enn ifer Lupton. Sylv ia Mal ysa. Beck y Mahone)' . \Xi hirnc y Cok. Capta ins J am ie Light and Lynn Moare In o ur firs t year as a midd le school ream rhe g irls track ream h ad a ve ry successful season . \Xie rook second p lace in rhe Ch ri stiansburg ln vira ri onal Meer. In rhe Cos m opolitan In virari onal Meer J am ie Lig ht wo n the 300 merer hurd les co mpeting against ninth g rade ream s. Our mosr valuable: team members with rhe mosr points was Sarah Layne and o ur outstandi ng fie ld cvenrs mcmbe:r was Lynn Moore. Mosr improvc.:d was K<:ll y G ri ffin and last. bur cerra inl } nor lc.:asc, the coaches' award we nr rn J e nn ifer Lu pton for a job well clone. Many unbelievable records 1 were a lso set. Th e gifted yo ung ladies were: Sarah Layne long ju mp; Ja mi<: Lig ht Moor<: - 4 00 a nd high jump; Shannon Stanger - H eather Kraus<: - discus; Rache lle Pag ui n - triple 1um p ; Li ssa Wood - 1OU ,2 00 and 16CHJ , 200 hurd les , and triple jump; Lynn 100 hurd les and sh ut; Kat herin <: Brittain 8 00 . Th e record setters for the 4 00 me ter re lay were Kelli Field s, Ktl ly Griffi n. Shannon Stanger, and Sarah Laynt. In rhe 1600 re lay tht winners we re Kell y Th orn t , Emi ly Wa llace, Elizabet h Ban croft and Lynn Moor<:. The incredi b le d istance runne rs of rh e ) 21JfJ merer rela y wc rt Sh enandoah G illespi<:, Amber G off, J ennifer Lupton and jc..:nnifu Daughc.: rcy running 12 m inucc:s and 17 second s an unbt:lic:vablt rime: . Th e hard working and d<.:t<.:rminc.:J captains wc..:n: Ja1n1c: L1ghl and Lynn M(Jorc.: who kc.: pt ch<: cc.:am in shape anJ maclt: sure.: rhcy d idn t slack off Thank; . Girls· Track T eam of 1992. fo r a great and ~ u u.c..:ss ful ~c:a~ qn 1 ~IRLS' TRACK �" Lesli e, w h a r a d u111b 1ok c~ · Taah - D aa h 1 .' Swp flexing yo ur muscle, Kim , yo u 're li a ble ro pur som eones eye our. Check our rh ose Cover G irl smiles . Fl y111 g h ig h" ' " She 's like rhc \V ind ' GIRLS ' T R A C K ? �KEEPING IN The Squires were keeping in srep wirh a record of 6 wins and 4 losses . We had many ours randing players. The m osr valuable offensi ve player was J on Guilliams. J aso n Fox was rhe mosr valuable defensive player. The overall m osr valuable player was H unrer Balmer. We are proud of ano rh er fin e Cave Spring Juni o r Hi g h Soccer ream' s E p SOCCER TEA fvl- From row : J on Shaw , J ess ica Vesr, J ulit: Hu dm:ll , Andtt Muu rt, Spencer T ho m pso n. J arren Spence r, Sreve Ha mbl en. Spenu::r B;u rl L Bil l\· ( ; rn: nw.i \". J.t sun l\ruh.1kt-r. Am ir Alarni, K im Yessian, Susan C ru\vcll , Amber \Xlil m on, Row 2: Coach Ed Sreer. J asun Fox, Kev in H ag ie, \Xl ill C a lb h an , ( 1t:o rg e H 1vt: r;1. i\ l1 h:e l. uk. 1 ~ . H .lHll n H. dll~ l. ;, _Ii Hi (; u11l1 .u n s . Ch ri s Vandc:Linde. Marr Edwa rds. J immy Fusco, J eff Hanse n, J osep h H igg inborham . Bria n Han ks . J uel Kirb y \\ ( ~OCCER r 11u-.. 1 h ,t \ < \ \ , 11 1 \V har happenl'd .• �\ Xl h y isn 'r an ynnc li src ning ro J u n ~ \Xl har's wrong wi rh rh is picture' Ii JJ Ger ir . Chri s! SOCCER~ �The '92- '93 cheerleading squads worked hard this year co show school spirit. They came in early over the summer co help the teachers and make the students feel welcome . To make every cheer and stunt perfect, they practiced twice a week. They put up signs co encourage students and faculty co come co games. They also decorated the players lockers for each g ame. With all this practice and hard work, they keep ' 'firing up the flames ." L FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS-Front ro w: Shannon Stanger, Laura Begonia , Row 2 : M ichelle Buckner, Tam my W illiby, Suzanne Squires, Mari e Ki elry, Lynn Moo re, April Faul kner, Ashley W esr Jump for joy, Ashley' Come on, everybod y - srand up and cheer' Mari e g rooves ro rh e mu sic. Cheerleaders need co be athletic and strong' G reat ro utine, g irls' ~HEERLEADERS F RESHMEN Purri ng up signs: ch eerlea de rs d() rh is do zens o f rimes a ye.tr. �the FLAMES ·. Show yo ur sru ffl Sho\v your Squire spirit! J enny helps start the FIRE'!! Cheerleaders are always there ro lend a helpi ng hand. Pi cture perfccr <,SJ CHEERL EAD ER S- Frnnr mw : Ashley Chapman . Michel le Ganong . .J enn y h : rherulf i\1 en.:dirh Perdu e. Eri ka M cCoy . B la ke Puinrs. R ow 2 : Lori \Xl cbsrer. c;riffirh . A liua T od1..l. Kel ley Fi sh e r. K L'i k ig h L.am lx· rr. Madeline Ta u bin an J t; ~<; ila 'W" JR . HHGH CHEERLEADERS �olTh<o'Z~~""" rinu es to c rcatt conf u sio n and new cho ices.freshmen may p lay o n all- frc:shmrn ream s as in basketba ll . footba ll and chc:c:rlc:a din;: or they may p lay Juni o r Varsity wirh CS sDpho m ores. Some freshmen who arc vc: ry ralc:nrc:d even play on va rsity reams. Thus without rhc: pushing , sh ovi ng a nd press ure: Df rhc: high school, fres hm en are bc.:coming murc: and more.: a parr of CSH. Freshmen may be stuck in rhc: middle ri ght n O\'-' bur all of rh c frcshmt:n rcan1 s had good records and ;di our frc:shmc:n did a great job. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kell y Griffi n JV BASKETBALL: Tiffany J ackson, Christy Clifton , Li sa Bryan JV VOLLEYBALL: Hc:arhc: r Krau se. Christy Clifton . Ul O S~ f. 01 "N TR Y Kc:1rh H " ll ancl . Kc: v111 Byrn e:. Eli za bc:rh Bancr"ft . Mar k <.o ll yc:r ?RESHl/VlEN ATHLET IES �GOLF·· J 05 h Points . T ENN IS: K'c lly Th o rn e . Kev111 . . Mus1.c. J on Gui lli ams \XIR ESTLI NG: Srephen \Xl il m er, 00 (]) -a-:> (]) I JV BASKFTB A L L: Bi ll v h an rz I ~ -a-:> . Brva n B·1 (-; w. 1 1\ l ~ l l N C• !·rpm , ' 11ks · pau l G MrnTIS<l ll . l r1I rt>\\ Nul \Xl d l Y Ki m y , .· ross. _1 ,.·"") ' "" 111'' s. Ru\\ t\ -)111 11K c1Alam1 Rn w <..:S~tan. ~vll'l issa . . L.issa \\'' " '"' K ,ih ' II . Brad i.un \'>Vcavcr rh Holl.111d FRE S HM EN < ATHLETES~ ·~ �You are my • • • Mrs. Nl cGraw a lwa ys has a good id ea ro share w i rh oth er fac ulry m em bers. Last year we had to say goodbye to a very dedicated " ye arbooker " and a great friend. Mrs . McGraw , after 1 1 years of being a yearbook sponsor, threw in the towel! We couldn' t think of a better way to show her our appreciation than to dedicate the 199 2 -9 3 yearbook to her. M rs . McGraw , thank yo u for all of yo ur help: this one 's for yo u! Off ho urs. M rs. !VlcGraw en joys shopping w ith her fr iends. i'-frs. Mc~r:m· · s class is prepared rn wait fo r hours for rh c: ir favo rir c reacher. Ar an afrcrschnul \\'urk shop. G rann y f\k demon\'</ ell. who knows whar:'~! ~EDICATION �By Popular Demand II ]Vfosc Likely co Succeed chC world in the fururc Josh Points and Nancy Dixon are sure co wow . Friendliest - Eric W alrond and Deni se Paige are always in ch e swing of things " being friend ly ro everyone! Mose Sch o ol Sp irite d - April Fa ulkn e r and St eve n Cox s lide into th <e act ion a n d s upport our CS.J ccarn s . lc sl Sn1i le - l( im Lavind er and Bill ll;l\dings charm rhl' fres h m an d ass irh rhost: pea rl y whi rcs . "W SUPERLATIVES �Most Ath letic - Christy Cli fton and Billy Franrz cerrainly feel righ t at home on rhe basketball court. \'V' i tci est - Y ou. re sun· ro find Kori Rob t:rrs and Par Kr:i. mer hanging around , qui ck ro mak e all merr y . Most M usi cal - Mo:,-, L Aru~tic - You can always count on Kare Nettles and Scott Scheuer ro be in tune. Bri .u1 ( .urhert a11d .J am ie: Li gh r have: dt:fl ni rc.:ly m~L(j tt:n.:d rh c: an uf skt:rd1ing wirh Lha lk. Bes t Lookin g - M,1nc K1d ry ,111d ivLt rr Bur,L:.io - srrik ing .. m..: 11 'c dw~ �M os e Likely co b e Remembered - Ash ley R oss and Eri c Crowder have indeed left their m arks on Cave Spring] uni or. Most Origin a l Prin c<:ss Kcn1p a nd H.11h<:rr B<:ining arc ju st a sh ade un con vc nriunal in rhl'ir ways. Best All Arnund r-;duus. Bcsc Dressed - As hley \'\Iese and Rand y Pricl' rl'all y make h ead s turn \\'irh rh cir fash ionable threads. Brian Sh;1rr) ,ll h l l. \'[111 rvf () 11 n · lllll"lrl'SS rhL· frcs hnwn \\' irh tl1L·i r divcrSl' rangl' o( Most C han ged - Tlw mosr chamdcun-lik v frcs h ml.'n .1rL· .J ulit H.1rrm.u1 .111d Srcfon R.1bi ch . T' SUPIERLA TIVES �1993 SQUIRE IS. • • Keith Holland AND THE A quiet, self-contained young man who cond ucts him self in a serious thoughtful manner describes this year's SQUIRE. Keith exhibits a mature attitud e toward hi s schoolwork as well as ocher responsi biliti es. H e is involved in several acriviti es such as yearbook sraff for three years and g uidance advisory comm inee for rwo years. He has paniciparcd on rhc school track and swimn1ing reams. He is-eti.ger ro-pa.r. .rici pare in new experiences and-to make new friends. Keith ·s interests are varied bur his passion is rhe guitar. Cave Spring Junior is proud ro name Keith H olland the 1993 SQUIRE. H anging our ar yearbook wi th Denise and rh e gang rakes a lot of Keitl"s rime. A good Larin Club officer should always wear his toga. 1.., •1u1Lk to help orht:r . ., h y 'it:rvmg on the G ui d an t<.: Ad\1c,un ( ! 1mm 1ut-c ,u1d bc:111g ,111 tJtfi n· runner . Kc 1rh '?Q(JIRE �Nancy has been a fa irhful yearbooker; she has never missed a deadline' Servi ce is a top p ri orir y wirh Na nc·y. H erc she helps bab vsir during Conference Day. Kid s who make good g rad es do studv hard. but . .. Nam-y and rhcsc g uvs m ake ti m e for fun and games roo~ This yo unt! lady is al·ad c rniGt ll y rn len[ed. a lead er who has rh c resptX r of her peers. :m d a 1usr plain ni ce individual. N ancy has been q ui re in volved ar CSJ . she has served on yearbook staff rhrcc yea rs. as H onor Society pres id ent. a nd Bu ild ers ' Club a nd SLicn Lt: C lu b m e mber . She is also invo lved in spurrs outsid e l )f school. A marure indi vid ual ,,·ho w ill be su ccess fu l m whatC\Tr fi eld she chooses . Na ncy Dixon is an ob vious cho ict as rhc 199 .1 ~ry LA DY CSJ'S Nancy Dixon LADY OF THE YE R MY LADY~ �INDEX 4, 18, 22, 28 , 29 32, 62, 63, 7 1 38, 104 32 , 65 32, 62 44 44 77 38 18,68,69, 88, 89,93 38, 104 38 17, 18 Allen, Jamm ie Allen, Mark 44 Alr ic, Michelle 38 A mm ons , Kelly 44, 59 Amos , And rew 38 Amos, Cinn amon 38 Amos, Jonachan 32 Amos, Sherry 32, 86 A nderson, Beverly 44 Anderson , Elaine 32 . 56, 65 , 69 Anderson . J essica 44 A nderson , Kell y 17 Anderso n, Lindsey 44 Anderton, Susan 17, 38 Angle, R yan 44 Asbury, Amanda 32, 60, 6 1, 65 Asher, Anna 32. 65, 68 Atkinson, Ashley 38, 60, 62, 104 Atk inson, Hunre r 2, 18, 62, 65, 69, 77 Austi n, Becky 51 Austin, Sherri 44 Av is , Kim 4, 12, 32, 33, 6 5, 69, 86, 87 Ayer, J onathan 32 Ayers. J ackie 38 A bbirc, Courtn ey Ackley , Mand y Ac kley, Pere Adam s, H olly Aday, Sco re A dki ns, J am es Adkins , Vance Agey, Abe Akers, Bob by Ala mi , A m ir Ala m i. Yas m in Allen, D aniel Bab ich , Scefa n Bailey, An ne Bail ey, Sylvia Bainter , Megan Bai rd , Spencer Ball , jesS1ca Balm er, H unter Bancroft , El1zaberh Banks, An d rew Ban ks, Bryan Baran auskas , Jo nas Baranauskas , Viccor Barbour, J osh Barn cn , Leigh l.:\arnh art , Am y Barron , J eff Barr on , Farrah Ban on, Ya.s mtn Bac;ham , La ura Bassc: n . Sa rah 6, 7, 18, 24, 29, 65, 97 50, 51, 65 50 44 32, 69. 76, 88, 89 44, 104 18 , 3 1, 72, 88, 89 18, 28, 29, 3 1, 6 1, 86, 92, 93 38 18, 88, 89, 93 44 32 32. 65. 69 32, 65, 69. 104 50,6 1 18 18, 69 32. 104 44 44 38, 70 Baudrea u, Lauren 18, 56, 58 , 65, 68, 69, 104 Beach y, Michael II Beachy, Nick 44 , 104 Beachy, Tiffany 50, 84 Beard , Seo" 6, 32, 63 , 76 Beazley, Luke 44 . 62 Beazley, N icho las 32, 75 Beckner, J osh Beckn er, Kelly 32 44 Bec kn er, Thomas 90 Begonia, Laura 8, 18, 65 , 9 7 Beining, Robert 44 Beining, Susanne 18, 65 Belanger, Vi croria Belk, H ea cher 38 104 Bell, Sam 44 , 6 2 Bell, Samuel 32, 33 , 56, 60, 67, 7 1 Bell, Susann e 38. 70 Bennecc , J essica 44 , 56, 67 Bernardo, Elaina 44 Bibby, Chris 6, 32 , 6 5, 76 Bibby, Mike 18, 64 Bigg io, J ohn 32, 76 Billing sley, R yan 38 Bingham, Eri c 32 Blacksrock, David 38 Blackwell, Bonnie 38, 86, 104 Blackwell, Ti ffany 32, 63 , 80 Blais, Casey 19, 25, 6 5 Blais, T yson 4, 18, 19, 29 , 6 5 Blake, Bersy 19, 6 5 Bland , Cryscal 32, 73, 75 , 80, 81 , 84 , 85 Blankenship, Cody 19, 59, 65, 77 Blank enship, j osh 44 Blankenship , Lindsey 38 Blankenship , M isry 32 Blaum , Brian 50, 64 Boehli ng, Rowena 44 Boerrcher, Ri chard 44 Bohm , Alex 44 Bon ds , Marr 75, 80 Booch , Brad 32 Booche, Brad 19 Bosen, Greg 44 Bosen, Mary 38 Bourgeois, J ohn Paul 44 Bourne, J ared 38 Bowen, J acq ueline 38 Bowles, Brenton 50 Bowles, Susan 38 Bow ling, H ear her 50, 6 1 Boyer, Sceven 32 Brad ford , Kev in 50, 68 Brancat i, Mi ke 44 Brandt, Melissa 44 Brennan, James 38 Bristol, Burge 32, 33, 69, 78, 7~ 86 Brirrain , Karherine 50 Brooks hier, Lisa 50, 5 1 Brorhe rs, La Vina 38 Brow n, Courrn ey 38 Brown, H ea cher 32, 80 Brown, Luke Browne, Corrin 32 Brubake r, J ason 32 , 68, 69, 88 Brug man, Chri s 44 Brunk, Paul 44 Brun o, Renn ie 86 Bryan, Chrisry 44 , 78, 79 Bryan, Lisa 32, 78, 79 , 92 Bu chanan, Ben 32 Buc hanan , Jonath an 44 Buckn er, Mi chelle 90 Budzevs ki . Karl 38 Burd en, Les li e I, 9, 19, 27 , 28, 29, 59, 60, 6 5, 66, 69, 7 1, 86, 87, 104 Bu rg io, Ali son 32 Burgio, Ma n 19, 22, 77 , 96 Bure , Zac hary 44, 62 Bushn ell , Daw n 32, 62 Bus hn ell , Eli zabech 44, I 04 By rne. Kevi n 19, 25 , 26, 58, 65, 68, 69, 92 , 104 Cald well. D aniel Caldwell, Steve n Callah an , Ashley Callah an, Erin Callah an, J enni fe r Callahan , f\.klissa Call ahan, W ill Ca mpbell, Ben Ca mpbell, J ami e C1mpbdl, Kart:n Ca mpbell , Thi C'lnfit:ld , Ma tt Canon , Lind sey Care y, M an Carlin, Broo ke Ca rlc o n, J os h Carn, G erald Carr, Chris C1rr, La uren Ca rr, T odd Can er, Beth Carurh t:rs. Bbk t: Caruth e rs, Margo Case, Chris Cas teel , L1ura Causey, Amy Ca uscy, Trey Cease, Jennifer Chapin, Cami Ch ap m an, As hl ey C h a pm a ~. Sara Ch ase , Billy Ch ase, Brad Cheney, Nikki Cheng , Srep hanie Child ress , Kri stin a Chil d ress, Li sa Chockl ey, J-kach er C hoc kle y, Kim Chri stley, Broo ke Chri srley, Ga rre cc C hrisclcy, H oll y C lark , Ann Clark, A ustin Clarc erbuck , Sarah Claud iner, Racha Cle menr, J e re m y Cle mo ns, D av id 17, jH 17 19 , 65 (>, .\8 , 60 I 9 , 65 39 20, 65 45 74 45 '1·1 . 48 5. 32 , M, HO, 8 1. HH 19 77 5U. 6 I, 9. j .' 2, 65 , 68, 69, 82 . Hl .lH , 5 7 , 7 I , I ().1 82 , H.l 5H 9 , 44 . 59 'l ·i 45 511, 54 38, 78, 79 52 , 68 , 69 38 , 66, 711, 78 , 79 52 52 . 6 1 32, \ ().j 38 , 56 3H, 78, 79 I , 9, 19 , 58, 65 , 66 45 ·15 2, 5, 10, 1·1 , 38, 40, 9 1 14 16, 19 , 2 1, 65 ·15 .l2 , 8 0 ·15 32, 6 5, 82 , 8 .l 50 4 5 , 711 19 , 65 ·15 38 45 9 , 52 ·15 45 , 67 75 20, 6.l, 65 59 Clem ons, Nancy 27, 50, 5 J, 58 , 94 C li ck, Emily I , 20 , 26 , 58 , 611, 65 , 66 , 69 , 7 1 Clifco n, C h risry 20, 29 , 63 , 79, 92, 96 Clowe rs, J esse 39, HO Clowe rs, Scep hanit: 39 Coacs, Sara 39 , \ 0 4 Cochran, Ernie Coh en, Ryan C u llin an . Brad Curri e r, N ic k C urrin . Edward C uster, Brad C ust er, T o mm y _1, 2 , 6 5 , 7') .' 9 Co le, Ben 6, 7, .39, 76 , I 04 Cole, Whimey J 4 , 39 . 86 Cole man, Am and a .l 9 Colem an, Me lissa .\9 Coll ins, J ason 32 . 70, 80, 8 1 Collins, Nikki 4, 12, 52 , ll Coll ye r, Mark 20 , 84, 8 5, 92, 93 Colvin , J ea necc e 32 , 6 I Colvin, Ro berr 45 Come rford, Ben 20, 64 Come rfo rd, M au .l9 Com pron, J os h H, 32 , 59, 75 Comp con, Mate 32 . 75. Hll Conen , J ami e (,() , 8 2 Conne r, Brandy 45, 59 Conn er. D eb ra 45, 59 Conn er, Fred 45 Conne r, Li sa 9 . 45 , 70 Coo k , Mik e .l9 Coupe r, Trav is 4, 6, \2, 75, 84, 85 Corbca, Bri an 4, I(>, 211, 9(, Co rdell , C lara 50 Counc s, A mbe r 45 Counrs, ) <L'iO n 8 , \2 , 75, 84 Cox, Mi chael 45 , (, 2 Cox, Scan 20 , 29, 58 , 65, <>9. 104 Cox, Shana 4. 12, \2 Cox , Shanno n l2. (,() , (,5 , 1114 Co x, Ste ph en 4, 19 . 211 , 59, 65 . 95 Coyne, Lauren I , 2, I '>. ~2 . ') (). (l 2 . (l'), (,() Craft, Ann a 45 Crebo, Sre ph anu: ~ 2. ()I) , (d, 7 C\ , H () Crisli p, ( .harks 'Vi Crockeu , Bri an 7 (, Cruss. As hl yn 20 . !,l) Cross, Uen 4 5. 62 Cross, Becsr ~l). (> II Croirs , R H: k )() Cruwdcr, En c 1(1, 20 , 74. H4. H5 . lJ' Crowd !, Susa11 Ii . IH . 2. 0 , 2 \ , 29. (1') , ' 2 . 7 ). HH 45 D alcu n , As hley 32. 64 D alton , Kri stt· n 13, 45. 104 D aly, M ich acl 4, 20. 29. 65 D anids , M act 39 D ::m id s , M aury 4, 17, 32. 65 , 8 6 . 8 7 D aug h t: rry , Jennife r 45 . 71 D avid son, Sco cr 32, 65 D av ies , C harley 45 D av ies , J o rda n 32,69. 78, 79 D av is , A li c ia 17 Da v is , C harl ie 7.j D av is , J a m es 32. 33 . 70 D av is . Mdanie 39 D avi s , \X'hicn ey 17, 20 , 29 D ay, Jeanette -15 D a}'. Sarah 32,60, 64 Dea ns . J c.:nn y 50, 52 D ceJ s, Ann 50 Dt:H an. G it:nJa 45, 4 7. 104 Dd u m yea , Macr 39 D erry be rry, J o n 45 D eW icc, A nd y 32 D e \X/ iu , Emily 39. 57. 62, 67, I Di cki son, Deborah 20 . 65 Di eJc, V an essa 12, 50 Dillon, Ri chard 50 Di vers . J acq uel yn 46 Dixon , J am es I , 20, .l l , 58. 59 . 60, 64 . 66, Di xo n. Na ncy 7 1, 95, 99. 10-I Di xon , Raphad a 3. D od so n, Duke 39 . 59, 6 1 D o ht.Try, J cnnifcr 69 Dumalsk i, Eli za bech 46 DumaJski, Emily I , 20, 2 1, 56 , 58, 65, 66, 68 , 69 D o nahu e , And rew Donahu e , D e-an D oss, D ani e l Dragan, Ali cia Drake, \Xles ky Duddy, Jeann e Duff, C hr iscoph e r Duffy, So nja Dun ah oo, Jacob Dun t.:an, Mik e D ·v..'i e r, Amand a D w 1c r. J e rt: mi a D yt.· r, Barbara Dyer. Fra nc in e D yne, J e ff L t<l s. Ira Earl y. Kri sty Ed wa rd s. C hn s Ed wa rd s. Jak1l· Ed w,1rd s. M:111 3.) 59 , 20 39 4 0 33. 68. 69 50. 5 1 39 39. - 1, 2 1. 39 21 12, 52 52 2 I, 29 , 68, 7 ·I. 84 2J 2 1, 65 ·1() '') 2 1. 29 . 7.1, 88. ~ <) �Edv...,rds, Nikki 46 Eider, Mike 77 Elias, Allison 3. 5. 6, 10, 14 , 39. 6 1, 78 , 79 Elkins, Ricky 21 Ellis, Jim 39 English, Amand a 9 . 39 . 70 English, Kay leen 2 I, 70 , 7 I, 86 Ernsc , Chris 17 , 2 1, 65 &nsr , ~faureen 9, 17, 46, 59 Fagg , C hrisry 3.) , 65, 78, 79 , 86 39 , 42, 82, 8 3 Farmer, J ohn 78 Fa ulkner, Apri l 6, 7 , 13, 2 1, 29, 6 1, 65, 73, 90, 95, 104 Faus t, Aaron 46, 57 Fear her, J aso n 46, 104 Feidvary, Kaic 46 FerreU, Willi am 46 Ferr is, D aniel 39. 72, 80 Fetherolf, Jenn y 4 , 33 , 59. 63 , 91 Fickler, Jennifer 33 . 65 Fields, Kelli 17 , 33 . 65, 86 Filso n , Kim 46 Filso n, Ryan 33 F inron, Emily 6, 10, 14, 39 , 40 , 42 , 104 Fis h e r, Elizabeth I, 5, 2 1, 65, 66, 69 Fi>her, Kell ey 15, 33 . 72 , 9 1 Fisher, Laura 39 Ficzgerald, R yan .l9, 62, 70 Fitzpa tri ck, Kara 46 Fleming, Felicia 16, 39 . 6 0 Flora, Sandra 52 Flo wers, Leslie 39, 104 Fo rres ter, Am y 21 Fo rres ter, As h leigh 46 Foshag. Am and a 39 Fou cz, Cori e 21, 59 , 70 Foutz, Johnarhan 46 Fox , J ason 22, 65 , 74 , 77 , 88 Fox, Lindsey 46 Foy, Billy 46 Franci.sco, Winsor 52 Frank, J enn a 46 , 62, 7 1 Fran tz, Billy 22, 65 , 7 4, 9 3, 96 Frean ey, K athryn 46 , 104 Freem an, K arie 22,28. 3 1, 65 Fre und: Karen 33 Fu nk , Brand on 46 Fun k, Whimcy 39, 70 Fu rrow . Beth 46 , 104 Fu rrow , Cachy 40 Fusco , Jimm y 22 , 65, 74 , 88, 8 9 Fusco , Marrhew 46 Fair. Kerri G iks , Sue G illc.:spi e, Shannon Gillesp ie. She nan Joah G le int·r. N ath an Gnau, Candie(· 52, 70 64 33 . 86, 8 7 11, 33 . 59, 69. 80, 104 46 Goff, Amber 33 . 65 .69, 86,87 Go rd o n, M andy 33 . 65, 69 Gord o n, Sh ann on II, 40, 42, 5~ 6~ 70 Go uld, Kelly 33. 60, 86 G n:t·n, C h ad 22 G ree nway , Billy 22, 25, 65, 88 G rccnway, J essica 33 G rcc n ..vay, Kat h erine 46 G riffin , Barbara 52 , 53 G riffi n, Kell y 22 , 64, 69. 86, 92 46 G riffin. Megan 46 G riffin , N oelle 46,4 7 G riffin, Rachel Griffin, Scch 33 Gr iffich, Jessica 15, 33 . 63 . 64 , 9 1 40, 70, 82, 83 Griffic h, \Xl hicney Gross. Brian 46 G ross . Paul 22 , 29, 65, 68, 69, 9 3 22, 65, 7 1 Gro rh , Daniel 46, 7 1 G ro ch , Kevi n .\, 6, 19. 22, 46, 65, 7 2, 74 , G uilli am s , J o n 88, 89. 93 Gus ler, Steven 33 H ag ie , Kevin Hahn, G reg Hale, R oberr Haley, Charles Hall, J aso n H amblen , Sceven Hamm e r, As hley H ancoc k, Le ig h Hani sc h, Al ex H ansen, J cff H arl ess , J o hn H arri son, Dee Harrison, Jim H arsr in e, M aria H arsrine, N ate Harcless , Kinsey H artman, C harles H artm an. Earl H artman, Juli e Ha rtma n . Karie H aw kin s , Bryan H ay nes, Sh ann o n H ays lc.:n. Dave H ayslen, J a m es Hed ri ck, J erem y H c: in emann , Carr ie Hendnso n , ~1olly H enley, OaviJ H ensl ey, Erin Hc pr in scall , J ami e H erche nridcr, Diane H e rgru ecer. Jac ki c H e rg ru erer, Kri s H es lep, Mac H este r. Audre y H1gg inbocham . L111d sey Callagher, John 40 22. 27, 58, 64. 77 l l . 65. 80 40, 80 <1anung . Ja.sun C.1anung. Michelle C,a rJn c r, Narhan c, arrctt. M auh t.:w ( iecJ rgc, T J ( ,, Jbcrt . J ess ica ( ,dbcrt, Rc:beu. a r ,,Jes . Bob 11 . 40 . 60, 82. 8l. 9 1 40 46, 62. 104 l l, 4 0 46 22. ()') 'i2. ') \, 94 I, 9. 23 . 25 , 66, 88, 89 40 23 34 34 4, 34. 6 1. 63. 76, 88 40, 60,6 3. 78, 79 34 . 65 46 23. 59. 65, 88 34 52 , 98 34. 76 40, 56, 68 23. 69 46 , 48 46 23 15, 23. 60. 65, 97 23,60,63,65 46 40 65 .l4 40, 80 46 I, 40, 60, 66, 7 1, 104 40 46 41 52 34 . 65, 78, 79 46 _l4 , 62. 64 . 104 41 41 46 H1gg tnboc ham, J oseph r,al b ra ich, J acob Houk, Tay lor Hrdlicka, J en nifer Hudnell, Julie Hudson, Michael Hucrtz , Rachel Hughes, Brad Ireland, Kyle H ibbs, Ashl ey c_,agni cr, Kev in H ornson , Jimmy Il ewicz, Lydia Hi ce . Zach ( Jagnicr , R ya n H olmes, J osh H ole, Trisha H ood, J eremy Hopkins, Jason Hopkins, J essica 4 . 22, 2.>. 65. 68 , 69, 88 5 . ..\ I, '\9, 60, 78 , 79, 82. 8.l 6. 7. 46 .l 4 46 .l 4 2.l . 6'\ 46, 48, 70 8, 34 46 Hill , Jessica Hill. Ju sc1n Hill , Ray mond H ac kenbery. Sea n H udgc, i-.:.1111 HuJgcs. Eli s ha H o tCr. <:tu1s rop her H ullu n1h , L.turcn )4 H o lJ t:n . S rc phcn 9. 2 1. 2\. '1. '\8, 6 1. 6\, 64. H ull anJ . Kc1rh 6'i. 66. 84. 85. 92 . '.I.>. 98. ICM H o lltngswon h . Adam 46 Jackson, Tiffany 41 46 23,65,69, 84 4 1, 59 , 6 0, 80 41 65 4 1, 60 46, 104 88 34 14 41 34 4, 34, 61, 63, 75 J ohnson, Brandon 15, 23, 65, 92 2, 23, 58 , 62 , 65, 68, 69 41 33. 34 , 65, 67 , 69 46 34, 60, 65, 69 46 34 . 59. 70 46 34 22 , 23 , 2~ 6~ 65, 93 23. 28 34. 57 15. 34 46 46 J ohnson, Humer 34 J ain, 1'.faneesh J ames, Ethan J ames, Missy Janda, Rachael Janney, Amber Jeki elek, Kris{en J enkins, J ennifer Jennings, Ashley J ennings, Dana J ennings, Melissa Jernigan, Leanne Jernigan, Moni ca J essee, Lisa J essee, Parrick J ohnson, James Johnson, Lindy 34, 68, 69 18, 23 . 24 , 25, 29 . 3 1. 60 , 6 1, 65, 86. 8 7 J ohnson, Russ 11 , 65 J ohnson, Tiffany 41 J ohnson, \ViUiam 34 Johnsron, Chris ) oil , Julie Jones , Angel J o nes, G regory J ont:..'S, M:uch ew J ones, Mike J ordahl, Sarah J oy 77 52 34 46 46 16. 24 , 65 2, 46. 62, 7 1, 104 Kahill, Erik 9, 18, 24, 3 1, 58 , 65 , 68, 69, 93, 99 . 104 Karr, Anna 34, 56, 57, 65 Karz, Paula 33 . 34, 59 , 60, 65 , 67 ' 69 Keich, Amy 34 46 Keich, J ohn 52 Kelley, Muriel 41 Kelly, Carnrin 75 Kemp, Coach 52 , 62 Kemp, J ean 34, 65, 72 Kemp, Nova 24, 27 , 59 , 65, 97 Kemp, Princess 45,46 Kempster, Ross 77 Kenney, Doug 47 Kesler, Scephanie Kessler , David 53 13, 44, 47, 7 1, 104 Kessler, Harry 34. 56, 68 ,69 Kessler, Leila 47 Kidder, Todd 15, 24,60, 63,65, 73,90, 96 Kielry, Marie 41 Kikuchi, Hiroaki 24 Kikuchi, Ri e 34, 65 Killgore, J erem y 47 King, Brad 4 5, 47, 7 1, 10 4 King, Brandon 74 King, Mike 4 7, 7 1 King, N ac han 34 , 65 King, Tiffany 34. 59,65, 76, 88 Kirby, J oel 47, 7 1 Kirby , Kristi 40, 4 1, 76 Kirby, Tyler !, 33. 34, 56,60, 66, 69, 82, Ki«elson, Julie 98 47 Kolozvary, Alex 41 Konen, J amie 47 Kraemer, John 17, 22, 24, 96 Kramer, Pacrick 47 Krause, Carly 5, 24 , 29,65, 8 6 , 92 Krause, H eath er 47 Krehbiel, Josh 14 Krone, Ka{ie 47 Krupin, Shannon 74 Kwak, Phil Lambert, Charles Lambert. Kyleigh Lancaster. Kurt lanGlSrer, Michelle Lang, J eff Lanie r. Lurlene 47 34. 59 . 72 , 92 4l 4 I, 7 1 74 53 Lanni ng, Ll,;vi 4I Lanphear, Laura 34 . 60. 65. 68. 69 La Plane , L' uri e 4 7, 78. 7') LaPlam, Lisa 9. 24, 29. 3 1. Sb . 58. 59, 60. 62 . 65 . 78 , 79, 86. 87, 104 34 Largen, J ared 5. 4 1. 42 L'lrson, Ma.ry 47 Lasker, Ann a 24 , 64 L1.Sker. Grace 41 Las ker. Mary L'lcscerccr, J ennifer .34 . 65 . 69 Lwinder, Kim !, 24 , 29. 56. 59. 6 0. 65 . 66 . 95 41 Lavrem jev. Madeline 52,53.61 L'lwrence. Cynth ia 24, 86. 8' L'lyne, Sarah .l5. 56. 65. 69. 86 L'lzzuri, Dana 47. 70 !xamnson. Michelle .l '\ Leech , Dawn .\5. 56. 59, 60, 6 1. 62 . 65. LeMaire. Crecedn 6- Lenz. Jaeson Len z, Mnrche w Lt:'scer. Erin Les ter, Su e Lewis, .J effrey Liebal, C. J . Li cc he, Dawn Lig ht. Doris Lig ht , Jamie 24 47 \5. 59. 60 24. 65 .\5, 65, 80 15. 7 ) l'i 1-. 'i; 2'1.l!.86. 96 INDEX~ �Light, Sariah Lilly, Natalie Lin, Cynthia Line, Prescon Line, Timer Linn , Doug Linn, John Lippitt, Mandy Loesel, Laurence Long, Carla Lu cas, Katie Luedke, Brian Lugar, Karie Lukas, Mike Lumsden, Stacie Lupton, J ennifer Lumell, Angela Lumell, Clay Lyo ns , Greg Mabry, Jerod MacG regor, Paul MacGregor, Sara Maghera, Riru Mahone, Eric Mahoney, Becky Mahoney, J ohn Mahoney, Rebecca Maier, Doug Malo ne, A. P. Malone, Adam Malysa, Sylvia Manetta , Alison Manning, Carrie Marshall, Gi nn y Marsico, D ebb ie Manin, Andre Marc in , Eric Man in, Imojean Mart in , Kris Mason , Sara Maynard, Gary Mc.Allister, Evie McCall, Ashley McCall, Mandy McCall um , Daniel McCann, Lauren McClu ng, Frank McCon nell , Jimm y McCoy, Erika McCoy, Zach McDaniel , Chad McDani el, Chrisry McDonald, Erin McFarland , Brian McFarland, Carrie McGa rry , Kev in McGarry , Kristen McG raw, Eli zabeth McGuire, Melanie McKay , Sarah McKinney, Tara McKinney, Wi lli am Meador, Ca rri e Meador , Stephani e Means, Jessica Melki, Christina Melki , Suza nn e Melki, Theresa Mengerin k, Chip Mi ller, Breu Miller. Elizabet h Miller, Ivey Mill er, J am es Miller, Kelli Miller. Krissy Mi ll er , Lmdsey M iller, Mal ia MiU er, Macthew ~NDEX 4 1, 56, 86 24,60 35, 65,67 35 75 47, 59, 67 35, 65 41 41 53 . 61 18, 25, 60, 65 41 14, 47, 49 25, 88, 89 4,4 1, 62 8, 35, 69, 71 , 82, 86 25, 28, 58, 65 41 25, 77 Miller, Shana Min, Erik Mitchell, Leigh Anne Mitchem, Mike Mizack, J ay Monahan, Daniel Monahan, Joey Monger, Coach 35 47 ,48 12, 15, 35, 56, 66 74 35, 65, 75 35 48, 62, 67, 7 1 82, 83 Moore, Andee 1, 5, 17, 26, 60, 63, 65, 66, 74, 88, 89 Moore, Hunter 35, 65, 75, 80, 8 1, 84, 87 Moore, Lynn 4, 26, 29, 31, 58, 60, 61, 65, 69, 73, 86, 90, 93, 97, 104 Moore, Trish 42 Moran, Brooks 48 74 Moran, Mike Moran, Robert 35 Moras, Brian 26 Morgan, Leslie 42 Morgan, Michael 48 42, 80 Morris, Marr 26,64,69, 74, 84, 93 Morrison, Casey Morse, Dustin 35 26, 65 Mowles, J enny 42 Murray, Richard 26, 65,93 Music, Kevin 86 86 41 33, 35 35, 62,65 53 4 1, 76 47 53 41 23, 25, 65 5 1, 53 35, 48, 60, 63, 82, 83, 86, 104 35, 68, 76 48 48 4 1, 62, 80 52, 53 25 35,63 , 9 1 4 1, 80 , 8 1 48 25 I, 35 , 64, 66, 7 1 Oversu ect, Jac kie 48 48 Overstreer, Shannon 27 Padgccc, Chris Page, Am y Page, Brenda Paige, Denise Paige, N aye De Paquin, Rachel Parker, Lazzelle Parks, Sceve Pacsel, William Pax.ten, Traci Payne, Sarah Pearce, Spencer Pearce, Susan Peck, Matt Peery, John Penn, Daniel 4 1,42,80, 81 25, 7 1 47 4 1, 94 41 25 41 76 41 41 Overstreet, Elizaberh Nance, Desmond 45, 48 Nash, Colleen 26, 27, 28, 65 Nash, Sarah 48 Nash, Vanessa 26, 65 , 86, 87 Neighbors, J onathan 48 Neighbors, Nathanael 35 48 Nelson, Candice Nelson, J ennifer 42 Nettles, Kace 5, 26, 56, 58, 59, 65, 68, 69, 96 Nettles, Robbie 45 , 48 48 New man, J ared 12, 35, 70 Nichols, Candy 26 Nichols, Matt 48, 71 Nichols, Michael 42 Niday , Robert Nielsen, Ben 42, 80, 8 1 Nielsen, Matthew 48 Norris , Chad 35 , 62, 65,80 48 Norris, J essica Norwood, Adan I , 19, 26, 28, 56, 59, 60, 65 , 66 22 , 26, 3 1, 58 , 60, 64 Nuckols, Erin 42 I , 35 , 64, 66 , 68 54 I, 15, 19, 25, 27 , 65, 66 , 86, 87,95. 98 42, 70 87 52, 53, 54 16, 27, 65 35, 75 48, 70 48 , 62 42 48 42, 80 35, 65,68,69 42, 68, 76 , 104 Perdu e, Kim 5, 27, 60, 65 Perdue, Meredi th 4, 35 , 9 1 Phelps, Sarah 48 Philips, Alexander 35 , 76 Phillips, Tony 48 Phoenix, Rebecca 19, 27, 29, 65 Picciano, Amonina 48, 7 1 Pirner, Claire 48, 10 4 Plagenhoef, Juli e 27, 29 Platt , Hillary 11 , 27 Poff, Eric 42 Poff, J ohn 74 Poi ms , Blake 6, 42 , 59, 67, 9 1, 104 Points, Josh 27' 59, 65, 68, 69, 77' 9 3, 95 Pollock, Gracie Pome roy, J ohn Poq uin , Rachelle Poulter, Chris Poulcet, Jud so n Powell, Emily Powers, Nicky Powers, Sean Price, Aaron Price, R andy Price, Sue Pritchard, Ron Pugh , Chris Pugh , Susan Puig , As hley 17,42 55, 78 86 48 4, .15 42,68,69, 82, 8 3 42, 59, 62 35, 62, 64 6, 40, 42 13, 18, 27, 65, 9 7 53, 55 80 Rae:, Anna R ae , Eli za beth Rag land, Tiffany Rawlings , Bill Rawlings, J ennife r R ay , Brand o n Rayhtr, Ken neth Reed, Chad Reed, Fred Reid, J ohn Reid , Sara 21. 27 , 56 , 64, 67, 69. 104 42. 56 42 4, 27, 63 , 65 , 95 48 27 , 58, 59, 60, 65 , 7 1. 104 48 48,62 48 48 I, 4 , 27, 29, 58 , 59, 60, 6 1, 65, 66, 69, 104 Reilly, Vi cki 55 R ei nharJc, Chris 17, 27, 62 Re pede, Ma rtha 42, 94 Re ynolds, l>lindy 48, 71, 78, 79 Rice, Whitney 28, 65 Ril ey, Vi cky 67 Ricccr, Danielle 28, 56, 58 , 65, 69, 72, 86 Rivera, J o rge 36, 65, 72, 88, 89 Roac h. Sierra 48 R obe rt s, Kacie 5, 42, 59. 60 R oberts, Kori 19, 28, 29, 60, 65 , 96 Rob erts, Laura 36, 65 Roberts, Sa rah 59 Robin so n, Sara h 42, 60, 7 1, 104 R oc ha , Claud iner 36 R olley , Carol 17, 28, 56, 58, 65, 68, 69, 74 , 99 28 Rosapepe, Juli e 28, 29, 68, 97 R oss , Ashley 8, 36 Ross , Bon ni e 42 R oss , Bradley Ross, Sa rah R otra md, Carl y Rouse. Caron Royste r. Kirk Rubright , VaJ erie 48 39, 42 , 60, 78, 9 36, 60, 65 29 28 Rusmi sel, Rhonada Rucherford, Brandi 40, 42 9. 42 Rutherford, Sarah Ryan, Ward 48, 104 42 48 55, 7 1, 86 5, 42 77 48, 62 25, 65, 77 48, 70 12,51,5 3, 94 41 35 25, 65 54 Sablik , Ann a Sablik, Fdt p Sacco, Ann e Sad 1ad1, Za hra Sain, Sharon Sakaguchi, Ke 1 41 52, 54 5, 14, 40, 4 1 48 48 25 26 17, 4 1 48 , 70 23, 26, 74 48 6, 7, 14, 42, 43 48, 67, 70 35, 60, 65 35. 60, 65, 69, 104 '18 O ' Hai r, Donald O'Hair, Mcghan 0' Keeffe , Roberc Oakes, Darlene Oakes, Tricia Obenshai n, Kelli Old , Greg Oliver, Terry O nu frak, Courtn ey Osborne , H aylcigh O crwell , Tracy Overfelt , Brad Overfelt , Heather 35 , 65 48, 59, 104 Quesen berry, J ohn 54 Quesenberry , Lau n t· 5 1, 54 2, 6, 35, 62 16, 18, 26, 28, 3 1 45, 54 Quesinberry , Jacob Qurnn , Berh 76 27' 58, 60 , 64, 99 42 42 48 48 55 \5 42 l5. <». 69 Sargenc , Ann a Sa rge nc . Chri sn ann Sarve r, T amm y Sa ul, Bambi Sau nd e rs . Jun Savard. Pat ri ck 5. 17, 40, 42 . 60 28, 62. 65 , 104 48 28 52, 55 42 104 .\9 49. 7 1 .\6 ~8 36. 7 5 ·19 Sche ibe, Perer -\9 Sch euer, Am y 28, 58. 6 1. 65 . 68. 69 . 96. 1().\ Sch euer, Scort Sc h um a<.· her , Casey Sch wa rz, Da v id Scott , Ja y Scocc, J ohn Scon . Robbie: Score . Step han 1t· �Seamon, J esse lean, Chriscopher Seddon, Ann ldlari, Wi Uiam loh ·ey, Thom as letchol, R)» n letchel, Todd Sgroi.Julie Ann 49 36 S 1. SS . 13 49 36 . 64 49 .19 . 59 33. 36, 59. 60, 6 !, 63 . 70 . Vani els, Mary Lou 55 Van Dyne, Thaddeus 37 15, 21, 22, 30, 65 , 68, 69. 7 1 Veriry, Clincon Ves r. Aimee 37 Vest, J essica 88 Vittur, Brian 37 , 62, 73, 84 , 104 Woolwine, Wally Wray, Adrian lhaf . • cma n, Emily 6 , 7, 13. 15 29 60 !04 6S Sharp, Bria n 29. 3 1, 58, 59, 6 1, 63 : 6 5 : 7 1' 97 Shaw, Andrew ' 43 Shaw, J on atho n 43 . SS, 104 Shaw, Philip 36 l!,Jcon, Carri e 33, 36. 64, 104 Sheph erd, Peggy Shemoff, Enka Shiner. /'.fark Shivers , Sarah Short er, J oh n Shorter, Robyn Shrade r, M a n Sim mons. Ashl ey lun mons, Jessi ca Som mo ns. Scott Simpso n, Brwdo n Singh. NavtCJ Sm k, Ryan lcuon, J oey lbggs, Guelda Sl<on, Chris Skon , Ursul a Slack, J oe llovensky._S arah Smales , Erck Smi ch, Aaro n lm ic h, Am a nd a lmich , Caleb lm ic h, Eli zabeth lm ic h. Emily Smith, J a mie Smi ch, Manha Sn.ad, Kacic J aso n Snowadzky, Pa t Sowder. Emi ly ..,,,der. M a rk 5Parks. J os h \parks, J oshu a Spears, Kim Spears, Sarah S)lears, Susan SPttrs. Kim \pe 1ghc. Bri an Spencer, J ane li>encer. Ja rrctt Sprake r, N a ncy !purJock. D a n 51 43, 68 . 7 I 29 , 58, 6 1, 65, 68. 69 . 74 36 . 60, 70 77 15, 36. 70 49 I 04 8, 9, 43 36 . 63. 78, 79 52 , 55 4, 18, 29 36. 65 43 , 59 49 IO, I 7 55 29 68 • 69 • 49: 70 43 . 65, 7 I 2, 49 49 I 0 4 36. 7 '1. 80 49 29 71 49 29. 59. 70 55, 58, 66 49, 104 Sntu. 29, 84 , 86. 93 12. 55. 94 49 29 43 70 70 49, 59 36, 62, 63. 70 5, 14, 42, 43. 62 36, 68, 7 s. so. 84 43. 60 13, 27 , 29. 88 53. 5 5 4 .\ \:iuires, Su za nne 90 Sc.cey. Amanda 49 Sc.ck, J oe 49 St.ngc r. Sh an no n 4. I S, 27 · 29, 3 I. 59, 65. 69. 86, 87, 9 0 Iran Icy. Pa tri ck 29 l<tba r. Miranda 49 lirech, Gwendo lyn S5 l>ctcker. Ellyn ! , 16, 29 lcetle, Mcg h a n 49 \teer. Ed lceffek. Samantha Steffe n , Te rri Stephe nson. M a ndy evens, Eli za beth ~ens, William ·~cwart . Coach lttine, J. R . ltonc, Joscp h '>tune, M a tt '>t<"ey, Kri sty liro ng, Shawn 1, Cla ir, J a nu a ry '.,, mncr. Karen ~m prcr, A aron lu rn pccr, Graham " " Bill "'afr. cJd , Beth ~i'lvc.-s c c r , Johnsun ~;·racusc, Julie Anne ~Yracu sc, K at hryn W ray, Kristen Wright, J ane Wrighr, Matt \ Xf right, Matthew Wright, Moyra Wright, Sharity Tali afe rro. Sha r Taubman , M ad dine T ay lor, Briann e Ta)'lor, Danielle Taylo r, J a m ie s.6. 43 . 60 70, 9 1 29 , 58, 86 3. 11 , 43 49 . 59 , 76 29 49, 7 1 36, 75 43 13. 49 43 , 75 5. IO. 43. S6, 60 T ay lor. L1Neal Ta ylor, Lucy T e rrelJ , Ad a m T errell , J airod T eso ro, M ic h ael T es term an, Wesley Thacker, Juli e Tho mas, Clin ton 6, 43 , 104 Thompson , Co rey 22, 29 Thompso n, Juli e 29, 65, 69 Thompson, Leig h Ann 49 Thompso n, Mike 75 , 84 Tho mpson, Spencer 4, 33 . 36, 88, 89 Thorne, Kell y 5. 11 , 13, 29 . .\ 0, 60, 6 1, 63, 65, 86, 93 Tho rnhill, Laura 49 Thorncon, Ban 49 Tims, J oseph 49 T odd, Al icia 36. 59. 60, 6 1, 63, 72 , 82, 83, 9 1 Tomasik , Anna 43 T oo r, And y 30, 69 Trenis, Sarah 47, 49 . 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J\'Ltrr D<:lum yc: . Marr Shrad er. John \Xla rdach. Shann on Cux, Ll"sli<: rlowc:rs, H ca rhu Zi rkl e:, Brian Vinu r. Karhcnne Prearn.:y. Row 4: Pc:rc: Ack ley, Jennifc:r H rd licka. Sa m Bell , Clim Thomas. Marr Canfield. Erik Kahill , Malia Miller. Leslie Burdett. Lisa La l'lanr. Sa ra Reid. Nancy Di xon. Li ssa \X/Dud REFLECTIONS CON TEST \V I N N ERS- Frnnt r<"' .. Erik Sma lls. Eli zabeth Bushnel l. Karie Snead, <.ia ire Pirn er. Blal<c· Poin ts. Ashl<:y Atkinson . Beth Furrcw.: . Row 2: Ti ffa n y Bc<.H. h v. i\J 1 11J v H c nd l'rS1J11. i\larrh t:\\' Carrcrr . Anna Sa rgent , Marr Delum yc . J ess ie,; Ba ll. Sa rah R uthcrlord. Sara R o binson . Row _) : Ke vin Byrne. J1 marhun Sh a\\' . Filii--i Sahlik. Juli e: Ann Sgrui . C arrie Shel to n . Evie M cAl lisrcr S PELLI NG B E E WINNERS - Le ig h Ba rn err. Brandon King , Tiffan y Black wl' ll , Ya s min Ba rron 9 9 ma rked a b ig chan ge fo r Cave Spring Ju nior. rirsr, we g or a new p rincipa l. Tha n k s, M r Boyc:r . )'< >u .re d<Jin g a g rc:ar 1oh 1 Second . we: g or a new ass isra nr prin cipa l. M s Sprakt:r . a nd seve ral ne w reach ers. \Xf c:l rn m e. all. A lrh CJug h rhin gs were a li rtle con fu sing ( new rh 1ngs always are). we ma nagc:cl ro 11ukc· 1r work I 1r ·s over . 1sn 'r ic. freshm en :} So , cha nk s c:vc:ryon c: . for makin g 199 ) a wll ncltrl -u l ,u1cl m c·m m ah k yea r Now - hes r of lu ck rn a ll of yo u frc:s hm en as Y"u wa lk " If / 11111 rht 1? 1 1 111.~ \'1111 .' ?LOSING ����� 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 Squire Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Cave Spring Middle School opened in the former Cave Spring High School building in 1968. It was the first middle school in Roanoke County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 Squire 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 Squire1993 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/73/6517/Squire1974-75.pdf cd137a2f18c9b412e1823831f45d100a PDF Text Text �~. . ,~" 1, "': /, / ��Mr. R. Cliff McClellan, Principal ADMINISTRATION Mr. Richard Miley , Assistant Prin cipal Mr. George Akers, Assistant Principal �ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SUE PRICE LINDA BATTY MARY BURNLEY Department Chairman NANCY CLEMONS ANNE PATRICK CHERI BURTON Reading BARBARA DYER SHIRLEY CRAGHEAD ANNE SKELLEY VICKI E SCAGGS NANCY HARTENSTEIN SUSAN SWIRSKY English/Speech & English/Latin Drama 3 �HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PATRICIA JENNETTE EDWARD DEEDS SUSAN DUNAGAN DEBORAH ROBERSON ROLAND TURNER Department Chairman 4 ROGER PHILLIPS �INTEREST & ELECTIVES DEPARTMENT JUDY DICKERSON Department Chairman French/Spanish JANICE AGEE Business DIANE CURD Art ROBERT O'KEEFFE Industrial Arts SHERRY ROBISON Home Economics 5 BILL GREGORY Music �MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT JOELLEN BRITTLE JEANNE BUTCHER SANDRA FERGUSON ALAN LOWE DONALD PACK KA THY HOBACK Department Chairman MINNIE HORNE DOROTHY SAMPSON FRANCES WEATH ERFORD Para Professional 6 EMILY PACK JUDY WEBBER �SCIENCE DEPARTMENT LORENE WALLACE Department Chairman MARY ANN ASSAID LINDA MEADOR ARTHUR MELLEN PAM MYERS JACQUELINE OTTA WAY DONNA RHODES PATRIC IA SNOWAD ZKY LOIS STEE LE 7 �SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT ANNE HINER Department Chairman DOUGLAS DOBBINS DEBBIE CALLIS RICK BROWN ALICE DAVIS Social Studies/ Health GREGORY OLD BARBARA MULLER JEAN STIPE Social Studies/English 8 HARVEY PERKINS, III �GUIDANCE CAROLYN MONTGOMERY Guidance Coordinator JAMES BELL Learning Disabilities SHIRLEY BIGGS Secretary MARGARET HUNT FAYE MARTIN 9 PEGGY FRITH �LIBRARY CLARA CORDELL ELLEN GREENE Para Professional J • 10 NANCY KEENAN �Office Staff Mrs. Suzann e Kot chish Book kee per Mrs. Peggy McNulty Sec re tary -- ----- Mrs. Do ris Ligh t Teac he r Secreta ry- Para p rofessiona l 11 �Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Saul, Mrs. Radford , Mrs. Peters, Mrs . Price, Mrs . Parrish, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs . Thomas, Mrs . Aldridge Custodian Mr. Dickerson 12 �13 �Adams, Danny Adkins, Terry Agee, Philip Alderson, Mike Aliff, Doug Aliff, Lisa Allen, Ellen Almond, David Altice, Debbie Anderson, Robbie Angle, Dale Arthur, Connie Arthur, Wayland Atkins, Kenny Baecher, Anne Bain, Ingrid Bladwin, Dana Bane, Elizabeth Barton , Nancy Beamer, Annie Beckner, Tim Benson , Bill Benson, Dave Bingham, Debbie Bishop , Carol Bishop , Mark Boardman , Carol Bohon , Darlene Bohon , Neil Boone, Phillip Booth , J. 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Price, Robert Prillaman, James Pritchard, Ralph Puckett, Michael Pugh, Debbie Rakes, Alan Ransome, Martin Ray, Jeff Reas, Nancy Reid, Shari Richards, Vicky Richardson , Jeff Richardson, Penny Rimer, Susan Ritchie, James Robertson, Karen Roessel, Carrie Rorer, Kevin Rotty, Kathy Sailor, Theresa Sales, John Sallee, Christopher Sallee, Eric Saul, Kyle Saunders, Kenneth Scogin, Robert Scruggs, Terri Shane, Bryn Shaver, Scott Shelton, Cheree Shepard, Robert Sheppard, Connie Sherman, John Sink, Letty Skeen, Susan Skinnell, Karen Sloan, Mary Slonaker , Cathy Smallwood , Joey Smallwood, Robert Smith , Robin So urs, Tay Spencer, Larry Stanley , Chris Steele, Stephen �Stinnett, Toni Stipes, Karen Strokes, John Stover, Crystal Stump, Sonja Sumner , Debbie Surratt, Chris Swiney , Sandra Swope, John Tavenner, Robert Tay lor, Gwe n Taylor, Keenan Taylor, Miranda Taylor, Susan Thomas, Tony Thrasher, Dea na Tunnell, Renee Turner , Renee Un ger, Diane Vaught, Cindy Vest, Melinda Viar, Leslie Wade, Lucinda Wade, Ronald Wagner, Cind y Waldron, Matt Walker , Beau Watso n , James Webb, Kenne th Webb, Lee Webb, Michae l Weisz, Jon as We lcher, Charles White, Sarah Whitehead , Cind y Whi ttaker, Arthur Wilkie, Brian Willard , Jonath an Willian1s, Craig Williams, Dav id Wills, Phillip Wilso n, Brian Wilson, C;ul Wilson, Mark Wilson, Mary Robin Wimmer , Dee Win gate, Grey Wirt, Laura �Wood, Carleta Wood, Mitzi Wood, Theresa Woody, Michael Woolridge, Susan Worrell, Gloria Wright, Theron Wright, Tracey York, Michele 34 �G f\ R D E 35 �Aarons, Craig Abbatella, Donna Abe, Susan Adams, Thomasa Agee, Ronnie Albert, David Alls, Betty Altizer, Zane Anderson, Martha Angle, Vicki Argabright, Mark Arthur, Jackie Ashwell, Paul Bailey, David Baker, Gena Bain, Kim Ballinger, John Bane, David Barker, Marlin Bartlett, Norman Basham, Dale Beckner, Melinda Beckner, Susan Bishop , Warren Black, Susan Blankenship, Sheryl Blizzard , Kenneth Boehling, Edie Boltinghouse, David Booth , David Bova, Mary Bowman, Mitch Bradbury, Mark Bradford, David Brand, David Brenton, Jo Ann Brewer, Tracey Brothers, Cary Brown , Bobby Brown , Dale Brown , Michael Brown, Sherry Bryant, Ralph Bryant , Tracy Burbo, Andrew Burke, Kevin Caldwell, John Campbell, Chris �Carr, Daphne Carver, Cathy Chamberlain, Jon Chauncey, Jay Childress, Mary Ciuccio, Angela Clark, Rose Claytor, Marilyn Colbert, Renae Conduff, Terry Conner, Deanna Conner, Lola Corcoran, William Cox, Bradley Cox, Chrystie Cox, Lynn Craighead, Debbie Craighead, Donnie Croner , Tim Cudworth, Renee Cunduff, Renee Daley, Brenda Davis, Kathy Davis, Lisa Davis, Pete Davidson, Danny Day, Karen Devaux, Steve Dillon, Carl Ditman , Cary Douglas, Steve Dunbar , Brian Duncan, 1-reeda Dyer, Lisa Emery , Brett 1-elts, Dav id Fe uer, Janna Finney, David rinney , Lila Fisher, Rodney 1-outz, David Fowler, Jon francis, Ava Fleshman, Beth Flora, Julie Fulton , Jea na Ga llagher, Mark Garst, Kevin �Giacoman, Becky Giacoman, Jody Gibbons, Donna Gibbs, Cathy Gibson, Victor Gillispie, Pam Glantz, Cheryl Goad , Charles Goad, Connie Grady, Geoffrey Graham, Teresa Graninger, David Greene, Carolyn Greene, Jerrold Grego ry, Jam es Grisso, Cathy Guilliams, James Gum, Kenneth Hadacck, Daniel Hagood , William Hairfield, Lori Hale, Christy Hall, Jennifer Hammond , Lynn Harnack, Edwin Harri son , Richard Hart, William Helm, Robert Hensley , Terry I-licks, Sandra Hillman, Lori Hin chee, Cole Hin es, Lisa Hodges, Beth Hodges, Christine Hod ges, Jeffrey Hoffmann , Jeanie Hoga n, David Holbrook, Clark Holcomb , William Holdren , Beckey Holstrom, Karen Hooker , Melissa Hughes , Do nald Hunt, Brenton Hun t, Terry Hurst, Andrew Hulton, Steven �Inman, Lee Isner, Richard Johnson, Ruth Ann Jones, David Jones, Robert Kao, Amanda Kennedy, Jeff Keeney, Kay Kepley, Jeff Kidd, Stann King, Kevin Kingrey , Dana Klutz, Steve Kneut, Debbie Knoebel, Karen Kolmer, Torn Koloda, Bill Korona, Mike Kunze, Donna Kunze, Hiedi larnbdon, Arny Lambert, John Langford, Scott Largen, Todd Lawson , Johnny Leonard, Tray Lester , An1y Lester, Diana Lewis, Cathy Lewis, Terry Link, Terry Lockard , Teresa Love, Debbie Maness, Jamie Mann, Jimmy Marshall, Darr yl Marshall, Nancy Martin, Bill Martin, Joan Martin, Kirk Maslich , Andrea Martin, Michelle May nard , Gary McAden , Ellen McAden, Johnn y McDo nald , Tom Meade, Jeff Meador, Hannal1 �Mullins, Sheila Meador, Tim Meyer, Gary Minnix, David Molter, Carolyn Montgomery , Alan Moore, Patricia Morfesi, Andrew Morris, Cindy Muddiman, Marie Muller, Sarah Murray , Emily Murray , Tammy Muse, John Myers, Alan Myers, Kim Naff, David Neal, Joyce Neighbors, Ricky Nichols, Connie Nolen, Cindy Nolen, Diane Norris, Matt Nunley, Ann Nunley , Anna Obenshain, Cynthia O' dell, Brian O'Hare, Mary Overfelt, Garland Page, Owe n Painley, Scott Palmer, Tom Pate, Wanda Penn, David Perdue, Adrien e Perdue, Becky Peters, Deidra Petrini , Cathy Petrini, Karen Phelan, Lisa Phelps, Deborah Phelps, Gary Piercy, Leslie Pinckn ey , Beth Poff, Bobby Porter, Phillip Powell , Scottie Powers, Jo hn �Price, Lee Ann Price, Lou Ann Prickett , Laurie Pugh, Robert Radford, Ricky Rector, Karen Rehe, Dana Richards, Carol Ricketts, Kathy Rickh1on, Marty Rose, Becky Roth, Thomas Russell, Carolyn Rutledge, Wendell Sarsfield, Pam Saul, Rosetta Scearce, Greg Schrue nde r, Stephen Sellers, Wade Shartleff, Amy Shavwer, Kevin Shifflett, Ricky Shortridge, Tonda Simpson , Ken Simpson , Robin Sink, Tammy Smallwood, Shirley Smitl1 , Ja y Smith , Jennifer Smith , Sarah Smith son, John South wo rth, Chris Speith , f'rank Spigle, David Stanley, Dick Stanley, Richard Stanley , Eddie Starnes, Bobby Starrett, Michael Steve ns, Christy Stevens, Roy Street, Susan Stone, David Stone, James Stump , Joey Sutton , Rahn Taylor, Priscilla Thomas. Mark �Thomas, Vinson Thompson , Cheryl Thomp son , Michelle Thompson , Wayn e TI10rne, Charlene TI1.0rne, Ginger TI10rnhill, Mark TI1ornhill, Ran dy Tho rnhill , Sandy Trabue, Kenneth Trevey, Melissa Trotter, Martha Tucker, John Turman, Paul Tyree, Darryl Urquhart , Matt Van Dellen, Kenneth Van Norstrand, Jeff Varney , Sarah Vest, Faye Vest, Willie Via, Curti s Wall , Tommy Ward, Brian Warner, Harris Warner, Michael Watson , Eddie Waugh, Jessica Webb, Rand y Webber, Becky Webster, Ann We rtz, Tracy Whalen , Maura Wh itehead , Michael Whitt, Jermey Williams, Pau l Williams, Susan Williamson, Alan Wills, Mark Wilson , Alethea Wilson, Ellen Wilson , Kevin Wilson , Philli p Wingo, Debbie Witt, Roset ta Wood, Mark Worrell, Marn ita Yeatts, Dana �Yopp, Sarah Youn "" <> Faron 43 �44 �c L u B s A N D A c T I v I T I E s 45 �Beginner Band Intermediate Band 46 �Advanced Band Chorus 47 �S.C.A. Officers Student Cooperative Association 48 �Annual Staff Newspaper Staff 49 �Spanish Club French Club 50 �Latin Club Future Homemakers of America 51 �Audio-Visual Club Chess Club 52 �L E T \ 5 53 �Football Team To p Row : Steve Moss, Bru ce Burks, Kevin Gartzke, Kell y Moles, Kenny Adkins, Mike V aught , Mike J o n es, Ala n Woodrum , Paul Mustian, Ralph Edward s, Martin Coles, Steve rlemi ng, Tim Haw kin s, J ames Hill, Bobby Ga rre tt , Coa ch Deed s. Middle Row: Coach Powell, Rick Knoebel, Robert Shepard, Steve Clay to r, Philip fos ter, Ro bert Se tchel, Mel Fie!, G reg llo ush , G reg Cald we ll , Pete Hagens, Gary Pal mer, Ro bert Mitchell, Jo hn Childress, J ac k Emery, Ga ry Klaiber, David E ll wa nge r. Bo tt o m R ow: Coach Philips, Greg Curr ie, Tim Angle, Dav id Barn es, Cly de Mi xon , J ay Lyn ch, Ben McCo y, Sco tt Hamm o nd , Bill Lindquist , J ay Perry, Davy Davison, Tim Murray, Do nald Dessey n, James LaPrad, T im Hud so n. 54 �55 �56 �9th Grade Basketball Team Top Row: 13ernard Taylor, Jimmy Higgins, Kelly Moles, Cha rli e Muse, John Lichtenstein, Alan Woodrum , Clay Lacy , Mike Jones, Bobby Hicks, Mike Vaught, Greg Roush, Keith f-ari ss, Scott McDad e, Coach Turne r. llottom Row: Ronnie Russe ll (Manager), Dave Ellwanger (Statistician), Kevin Meyers (Statistician). 8th Grade Basketball Team Kirk Martin, Billy f-erguson , 13en McCoy. Mark Pe tri , Pete Hagins, Dean Kemp, Martin Coles, T. Maddox, Mic hael Woody. Jim Martin, Gary Barton. Brian O'Dell. Coach: Ed Deeds; Statistician: Fred Shockey. 57 �58 �8!!338 59 �9th Grade Cheerleaders ' . , ~ I f> L' -~i t'l~ I S5 Christine Lingblom, Betsy Crow, Lisa Price, Debbie Phillips, Kelly Powell, Ann Baecher, Susan Kendri ck , Laura Lemon, Lisa Aliff, Karen King, Susan Pierce. Front: Faith Corne (captain). 8th Grade Cheerleaders Front Row: Jennifer Jones, Toni Stinnett H · · ,. (co-captain), Beth Mattocks (captain), Donna' . e 1~1 K_u nze, Barbarn Gdbert. Second Row: Donna Abbatello, Tracy Wright Biggs. Tlmd Row: Robm Simpson, Cathy C ha ndler, Toni Ferguson , Lori Hillman. 60 �Girls Gymnastics Team Top Row: Toni Landau, Li z Gray, Kay James, Beth Lamdon , Page Kalbaugh, Pam Payne, Susan Harris, Fara Maynor. Bottom Ro w : Sha ri Reed (manager), Stacy Reed , Lisa Aliff, Susa n Pierce, Allison Divers, faith Corne, Lisa Price, Lib by Harris, Karen Kno e bal, Suza nne Boone (manager), Mrs. J ennette (coach). • 61 �9th Grade Girls Basketball Team Top Row: Ms. Roberson (Coach), Ann Powell, Diana Howard , Robin Smith, Les ia Phelps, Carol Pesc he l, Marion Na ff (Manager). Bottom Row: Tammy Wiseman , Ann Harwood, Mary Turm an, Laura Hunter, Jodi Caldwell , Mindy Cowan, Marcia foanti, (no t pictured) Traci Stinnette, Pat ti Hann a (Man ager). 8th Grade Girls Basketball Team Top Row: Kat hy Bowers, Peggy Bowling, Suza nne Boone, Rebecca English, Cindy Wag ner , Nancy Northcross, Miss Patrick (Coach). Bottom Row: Cheree Shelton , Shari Reed , Debo rah Lan gfo rd , Pam Payn e (no t pictured) Je nnife r Jo nes. 62 �F E -53 :::::::::::. Q -63 ��THEW A Y WE WERE- 9th GRADE _;;/ / Why can't I cat it? ./ Is is soup yet? I' Triplets???!!! How many times do I have to tell yo u') Meanwhile, ba ck at the ranch .. . 65 �THEW A Y WE WERE I think my privacy is being invaded. 8th GRADE Mother never told me about Ultra Brite. What do ya mean I'm not old enough to kis s girls? Do I have to stay in this thing Mom? Anyb o dy go t a band-aid? 66 �THEW A Y WE WERE- 7th GRADE Free at last! What's everybody looking at me for? He's mine and you can't have him. How sweet it is! And away we go! 67 �MIDNIGHT AT THE OASIS ~ GJYI !l: �What do you mean it's stuck? Just three pounds over weight. Look what we found under the Christmas tree! It's the latest hair style . Wonder what the wife is having for dinner tonight9 69 �70 �71 �AUTOGRAPHS 72 ��� 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 Squire Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Cave Spring Middle School opened in the former Cave Spring High School building in 1968. It was the first middle school in Roanoke County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 Squire 1974-1975 Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 1974-1975 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 Squire1974-1975 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/73/6516/Squire1998.pdf d44d2db22dd4f125db3a300fde32f596 PDF Text Text �~G'(O- . W ~'<·e +o st-a' t- ;. 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L-et -\ UY-t VlA.,t \~ ~\\D\JV YlD ,f \i o\J\ SGnTG s t-urT l_\ OA.\JSL .~~==--~~~=-----_:____----------- ; 1 \rv CAn t- cr-eo \ t '. ��karct, :C. hope you J..aJ fun +his yeor an of :C forward to look seeitt9 yow on the [urore irip. t'Of l h.fl d '5Q nt\A:h fur\ \I') 5 fl).~r:, h C\. ~ ho~roorn . ~~ lo'ts I 0~ -ton l~ -+ht ~ommer. fb~e\ edOCA."tion. Bye tl~f~O?~~ ------------ �TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme/Opening Introduction ro People 2-15 16-55 Freshmen 18-31 Eighth Grade 32-37 Seventh Grade 38-43 Sixth Grade 44-49 Faculty 50-55 Clubs/Organizations 56-71 Spores 72-89 Student Life 90-99 Superlatives Dedication Squire and My Lady Closing 94-96 97 98-99 104 !99 ?-98 A Magical Year ���n Have you ever had a picture taken at the wrong moment? Well, if so, you're not the only one! Here are lots of strange pictures of Cave Spring students; pictures taken of friends exploring food, some OUTRAGEOUS fashion statements, and all kinds of ways to have a good time. Cameras can perform some truly magical illusions! -: ......... - . .... ' .",." . .. Poofl Ed ible n oses' ' 'J' m now going to break thi s concrete bench in half'" Stuart m ust really nor like J ohn 's loll ipop' �ext • r1c • • • \ \ \' . I I .\' ~'\ ·/'II .0·1/ // h ." I · " ' . "\ -- '-... ........ "-' \ ' I I ·~.· . -.. ~ -.\:\ I /.· ( · ' / / /~ . . -.:::::- ' . • .. :::--=-- - w~:',.,, /" ~ '' ' AND WHAT WOULD YOU CHOOSE TO MAKE DISAPPEAR ... .. . I will attempt " Look everyone , I' m an alien' " to The rule of no hats in the classroom. Justin Key (6) The smell in Mrs. Steffen's room. Samantha Rackow (7) I would make seats disappear so we could go to sleep on the floor during class. Colby Rorer (7) My problems because I have a lot and I can never get rid of them. J ared Canfield (9) My detention slip. Adam Chitwood (9) The little green men inside my head; they're causing me to lose my mind. Jessica Cox (9) Hanson-I do not like them and they look like girls!James Davis (9) The mystery meat in the cafeteria because it looks like sawdust. Chris Gould (9) Hot weather! I hate it! J ohn G ualdoni (9) get down. Whar a cute hat!!! �--' It's no secret that there is magic in our everyday lives. But seeking out this magic is the tricky part . Here are some of our magical moments. T hese Cave Spring students prove they still have a trick or two up their sleeves! '\GJp �Hola Amigos! �SPEAKING OF - -- - Summer seems to be just like the " rabbit in the hat" trick. It always disappears just as soon as you see it. It is full of exciting events such as amusement parks, baseball games, swim meets, beach vacations and just getting together with friends. Summer is . . .a magic trick waiting to happen. Summer Safory Flig ht of fear �.. ... . . ........ . .......... . .................. . ........... ........... . ....................... ................... .............. .......... JI ... . . .......... Jl•Jl•JI• •J'•J'•J'• ............ . , ...... JI .......... ,/ . ........... Jl•Jl•-1' . . ........ JI .. . ..... ·:--."' . . Hangin' with the gi rls Lake buds Sisterl y IDve Sw i1nrning Safari ���e e Is there something we should know about you rwo> Hmmm .. . we' re not even going to ask ' Friends are the magic m our lives. Some of the best times we have are when we are with our friends hanging out at the mall, going to the movies, talking on the phone, and helping each other out of jams. They' re always there for us- to laugh with us , to cheer us up when we' re blue , and to share our excitement in life. Here we can see what you and your best friends do together. Art by: Lauren Fox, Cathleen Garcia , Meli11a J ack1011 AU sm iles here �e lC WHAT QUALITIES DO YOU LOOK FOR IN A BEST FRIEND, or WHAT QUALITIES DOES YOUR BEST FRIEND H AVE THA T YOU LIKE? t'__., • PC LI:) Somecimes besc friends can be a licde coo much. Can you cell wh ich one has been abd ucted by aliens? Maybe if we scare ac che camera long enough, ir will disappear. Honesty, destiny, music, money! Matt Holden My dog is my besr friend and his besc quality is char he doesn 't calk back. Chris Gould I look fo r honesty, kindness, ifI can cruse chem , and if I have fun with chem. Sarah H eil My best friend has really big nostrils. Carissa Hensley They have to make me laugh , cheer me up when I'm depressed, and accept me for who I am . anon. Trust, kindness, a good sense of humor, sm iles all che cime J ennifer Rorer My besc friend is very scrange bur understanding. Adrienne Shelor She's cruscworchy, doesn 't ignore me, and creacs me like a best friend should. Leslie Sw ing Nice, kind, will listen, funny Adam Sowder Honest, nice, loyal, crazy Emily Seamon I look for li keabiliry. Josh Stowers Laughter, funny, and makes a fool anon ou r of themselves. My best friend is caring and she is many orher wonderful things. Lea Williams Truscworchy, always chere for me, sticks by me no marcer whac. Megan Robertson Kindness, cheers me up when I'm sad , makes me laugh. Laura Tolusso Humor, responsibility , loyalty, loves animals, video game ralenr! Tanner Upthegrove I look for honesty and someone who accepts you for what you are. Jenny Vaughan Sense of humor, nice, and honest. anon . Nice bur cool! Come on, Barbie, ler's go parry' Jacob Thompson �Easy, breezy, b eauciful Cover G irl Take a Walk -/- l L-, ... r e, 0 ..:;, _,,_ Where do you ching you're going»> �Jennifer seems to be having a slight identity crisis. Meg and Jennifer show their very primitive side. What's growing on their faces!'! �- Pie 1 Pie 2 Recognize rhese g irls from rhc C lass of ·7 4> Pie 3 Have you ever wished you could be four years old again? Where your biggest worry was missing Sesame Street? Where you had three things you could depend on: Mommy and Daddy, your tricycle, and naptime? If you wanted something, you pouted until you got it. And best of all (drumroll, please) NO HOMEWORK!!! Well, we can't make you into a little kid again, but if you look at these pictures long enough, you might be able to bring back a bit of the past. So get to work and find out who these cute kids are . . . or were, whatever. The answers are on the bottom left corner of this page. Where'd you get the wheels' Pi e. 4 s1 pmq ;))pl [ ST 0 1 )I d 6 J;>plll4)S ;JfA)! ptrn ;JlE)! SI s" ' "llO ASJ;ig pcrn a"w s1 8 ) Id ) Id ,{J 4 8noa uos rnv ST L )Td UOSJ;ipu;iH llln"! p u ll f;lll4)TW ST nn w M;J 4 llEW SI ~ 9 )Td ) Td UllJllW lllIBQ ptrn UIW!l(U;ig SI p ) Td n ;iqdWll'.) ' SJW ST t ) Id urns ' SJW SI G ) Td ;))U;JJtnq ·s1w SI l ) Id A boun c ing bab y boy! Pie. 5 We li ke ir h ere Pi e. 6 �, Pie. 7 Pie. 8 Put me DOWN'!! All done, what 's next' I think I ate a bug' Trick or Treat, weren't we sweet' Pie. 9 P ie . 10 �Have you ever figured out how we magicians pull rabbits out of our hats? You probably think it has something to do with mirrors. You can't just make something from nothing . . . right? How about when we make colorful balls and scarves disappear? They don't really disappear, do they? Only we magicians know. If you want to discover what's up our sleeves, you need to watch closely and see if you can figure us out! Stuart Abbitt 1. Srewby, 6.Sami, 7 .Stephanie These girls look like they're up to something. Watch thei: closely . .. Taryn Anderson 1. It, 2. Adidas, 6. cheese, 7. Colors, 8 . Quack-quack Travis Aldridge I. Trav, 2. Union Bay, 6. my CD player,7. sporrs, 8. Grrr Suzanne Ayer I. Suz.ie Q, 2. Sanri o, 4. "'Maybe rhe dingo arc you r baby!" 6 . my buds Kacey Beckner l. Case, 4. "Watch our'" 6. m y friends What are you rwo grinning aboufr Serene AJami I. Salami, 2. Wal Marr, 4. "Oh, yeah!'· 6 . Cap rain Nimo, 7. Scott Elizabeth Apgar l. Liz, 2. Tommy Hilfiger, 6 . my blankic, 7 . Food!! Caffaine!! 8. Oink, oink! Steven Austin 6. my hunting knife, 7. fly fishing Sarah Anderson l. Sarah Jo, 3. Beatles, 5. Jim Morrison, 6. my reddy bear, 8. peep-peep Brandy Barnett 2. Nike, 3. Bone Thugs, 4. Jason Bays No one can figure the1e guy1 our. "Whatever!" 7. Boyz Robert Belcher 2. Ex Officio, 3. Acrosmirh, 5. Lassy Dalhberg, 6. my flyrod Ryan Belcher 1. Tim , 2. Adidas, 4. "No! " 7. soccer Heather Bennett 2. NIKE, 3. Bone Thugs, 6. rhc relephone, 7. Leonardo DiCaprio 2. Fender, 3. Nirvana, 5. Doe, 6. my guitar, 8. BGOKK! Ryan Blackwell 2. NDESTRUCTS, 7. Opposite Land ... Catherine Aydlett 1. Edair, 2. GAP, 4. Ot yeah! 6. friends, 7. my cru5 Brandon Beckner 2. Adidas, 3. Korn, 6. 01 guitar, 7. small boxes Leslie Blais 1. Louise, 5. Quail Man, Quail Man I r~~ . . . .i �FRESHMEN INFO l. Nickname 2. Fav. brand name 3. Fav. band/ group 4. Fav. saying 5. Role model 6. Fav . possession 7. Obsession 8 . Fav. animal sound Jason Blake Tony Borden I. Phatty, 4. "Acquire the !. Big T, 2. Tu Pac, 4. "What up?" 5. Big, 8. Rr- fire!" 5. Richy Beth Bradley 1. Beth , 2. Tommy Hilfiger, 5. Jenny McCarthy, 6. my dorhes Nathan Bowdel l. Redneck , 2 . Ralph Lauren, 3. Pantera, 6. my fender, 7. Moooo Drew Blevins 2 . Limited, 3. AC, 7. Memorizing South Park re-runs Travis Bowles 2. Naucica, 3. Sublime, 6. my portable CD player, 7 . Dodge Stealrh rrh Two's company . .. Three's a "fun" crowd. Jessica Caldwell 1. Jessie , 2. ).Crew, 4 . "Yeeah 1" 6. my Sea-Dao, 7. basketball Jeff Burchett I. Pepe, 2. Nike, 3. Foo Fighters, 4. "I don't understand ... " 5. no one Louise Brock Betty Caldwell I. Louisa, 2. Coca-Cola, 4. I. Squire, 2. Nike, 3. Spice l. Justin , 2 . Ad id as, "Oh, well " 5. my friends, 7. acting Girls, 4. "What's up?" 6. my Mariah Carey CD 's Shane Murphy, 8. G roundhog-whistle M E T s u E T p R 0 A E N E E B E s c A A R A R p T R s p L A v c 0 H D F E R E w I 0 0 L L z A A R A I N D 0 T H E R A u z A R T R M 0 0 R B y 0 E s B N I T T E L I N E T A A N N N B H K E E 0 0 L B R F A 0 A A B E E E N D N H s T y E T E H y R L I s Jared Canfi eld v R See if you can find you r name. A A F H E s E K B N E A p H G T L A c y A A y E N 5. J T T E s s I c A A J A R E R A v A L B N E T T y A T 0 N L H A I 0 H N D B u I y L B B A A c s R K s s A T s G J G I w c R A E L E A E c w I H T w A E R B w L L �~ ~ Justin Canfield 1. Bean-a, 4. " Hey, bud." 5. Shane Murphy, 8. Baaa Jennie Carter I. Dimples, 2 . AE, 4. "Just Kidding." 6. my blankie, 7. lip gloss r We bet you wish you were on our doud. Brandy Cary Courrney Conner 2. Reebok, 4. "Well, gol- 1. TeTe, 6. black ski mask, ly'" 5. Jessica Buries, 6. my Teddy bear 8. siren Sara Chapman 1. Ra, 2. Jell-a, 4. "Sure, Erin, whatever!" 5. my parents Adam Chitwood 4. "It's an everyday thang." Julia Chen Valerie Cole 1. Val, 2. Abercrombie, 4. "What?" 6. my clothes, 7. running Nikki Conner 3. Captain Jack, 7. me Erin Culpepper I. Rin, 2. J ell-o, 4. "Shut up, Sara!" 6. my frogs, 8. ribbit Chris Conquest 1. Quisto, 3. George Michael , 4. "Get-e-up 1" 5. Cosmo Kreamer Taylor Cornwall 1. Tay, 5. Cosmo Kramer, 6. my stereo, 7. Dr. Pepper Aaron Cox 2. Sony, 3. Metallica, 6. my computer, 7. video games, 8. meow Lizzie Daly Ryan Daly 2. AJAX, 3. Korn, 4. " I haven't lost rny mind , just misplaced it." l. Liz, 2 . Fiona Apple, 4. " Play it coo l' " G ualdoni, 7. Leo Jessica Cox 1. Jessbica, 3. The Wallflowers, 4. "That's just peachy'" 5. Sherry I . Rayann, 5 . Lo .. I think Michael wants to get off of your doud, Chris .. �FRESHMEN INFO 1. Nickname 2. Fav. Brandname 3. Fav. Band/ Group 4. Fav. Saying 5. Role Model 6. Fav. Possession 7. 0 bsession 8. Fav. Animal Sound Meg Davies 2. Polo, 3 . Jars of Clay, 5. My Mom and Dad, 6 . my Bible, 7. golf James Davis 1. Trashman, 2. Foundacion , 3. Boss Tones, 4. "You were chere!" Michele Davis 4. "anyways ... " 7. J ason R.J. DeSorcy 1. Shannon Proaor, 2. Santa Cruz, 3. Puff Daddy, 5. Mike Hawk Thomas Dickerson 2. Coca Cola, 4. "Blessed are chose who can laugh ac chemselves ... " Erin Donohue 1. Lazy Liz, 3. Boys II Men, Ashley Dolan I. Ash, 2. American Eagle, 4. "Are you serious)" 6 . friendship 6. my Teddy bear, 8. a dog's bark Kacie Doremus I. Kace, 3. Jars of Clay, 4."Your poinc being?)" 5. Jesus, 7. music I chink chere's drink in chis someching?!? Allison Doughcy 1. Lis, 4. ' Tm sorry." 5. my Mom and Dad , 7 . please's and thank you's Thomas Drumheller 2. Duffs, 3. Blink 182, 5. Erik Koscon, 6. my shoes , 7. baskecball Is char Elizabeth ... or is d1ac Elizabeth? __,_., "Ir's nor delivery ; ic 's Digiorno'" Melissa Dunning I. Wezi, 2. LEI, 3. Sub- lime, 6. Memories book, 7. accing Lindsay Elkins 4. "Whacever1" 6. che telephone, 7. guys, 8. pum Scephanie Fagg 1. Blondie, 4. "Walk on my moon!" 5. Mrs. Sgroi , 6. Stuart, 7. coloring What doud are we on, Chris' Leslie English 2. H ills, 6. Chad , 7. my Tuesdays �We're All • 1n the Satne As we finish up another school year , we look ahead to a new one. Except this time we are leaving good ole Cave Spring Junior High and going on to the High School. As we leave we remember our experiences, but most of all we look back on our friends. "We're all in the same hat" means that we are all mixed together. Our generation is special. Hey, we knew that! We know we're unique, special, and cool! So as you say goodbye to the school, consider how we have all blended together to become a class act! Adam Feldvary 1. Alf, 2 . Nike, 3. '" It wasn't me." 4. Tiger Woods Pitor Filipezyk 1. PRL, 4. '"We hare to love, we love to hate. '" 6. warm fuzzy jacket Fielding Fitzpatrick 1. Felix, 2. Nike, 7. baseball Michele Florian Jessica Flowers 1. Laine, 4 . '"What th e freak ever. " 7. my 4 Ii ttle cousins Brooks Foley Pennie Foley 1. Lee-Lee, 3. Prodigy, 4. "Unnuh, yeah, whatever." 7. Jonarhan Owen Jamie Fowlkes 1. Hime, 4. "It's okay!" 6. my friends, 7 my crush Looks like Elisha is under someones spell, but whose' Jamie Funk 2. GAP, 4 . "Just Kidding'" 6. pictures Slum ber parry shenanigans' Josh Furrow 1. Shorey, 3. Audio Ad- renaline, 6. radio, 7. biking Katherine Garrett Elisha Gauley 1. Princess, 5. Brittany, the 1. Sroni (Absolut) , 4. "Ya know wuz up!" 8 . sirens cheerleader on Daria, 7 . V.C. Andrews Cathleen Garcia 4. "Um , yeah ... " 5. Sherry Guill, 6. my necklace, 7. God Clay Gaynor I . Special Clay , 5. Michael, 6. Snowboard �FRESHMEN INFO I I. Nickname 2. Fav. brand name 3. Fav. band 4. Fav. saying 5. Role model 6. Fav. Possession 7. Obsession 8. Fav . aoimal sound t CLASS OF 2001 Laurie George 1. George, 2. Naucica, 6. my teddy bear Eachan Gleiner I. POGO, 3. Marilyn Manson, 4. That's my rabbi cap! 6 . the wooden skull Jeff Goings Kathleen Golston 1. Catalina, 4. "NNooo" 6. crayons, 7. Summer Flings David Good 1. Stinky, 4. "Waah!" 8. Chris Gould I. Bobo, 4. "You owe me . . . " 5 . Kathleen or Caroline, 7. Bech Harms J osanne Graham I. Betty, 4. "What!" 6. my stereo, 7. my brother always watching over me Lauren Gross 1. Grosso, 4. "Shush!" 7. running, 8. meow rrawrr! There's the magic of friendship and then there's the magic of love. Friends now ; friends forever John Gualdoni I. Richy, 4 . "Whatever'" 5 . Phatty, 6. my snowboard Lauren Gualdoni I. Lo, 2. Old Navy, 4 . " Nooooll 1" 7. The Wonder Years Caroline Gust I. Penguin, 2 . Gap , 4. "Um, whatever!" 5. Funk and Gould Spencer Hall 3. Moh Deep, 5 . C laude Van D amme, 6 . my room , I 2 5, 7. Christy Faust Bryan Hamilton Rookie, 2 . Structure, 6. shoes, 7 . Beth Harms Adam Hanrahan 3. jazz Sleeping Beau ty �David Harbourr 1. Dave, 2. Nike, 5. Cal Ripken, Jr., 7. sports Sarah Heil 1. Lil' Bit, 2. GAP, 4. " Shur up, Liz!" 6. running John Hekking 1. John, 2. Races, 5. Frank Lloyd Wright, 7. art and skating Sarah H enderson 1. Suz, 2. GAP, 6. my seadoo, 7. Taco Bell Alex Henry 1. Singapore, 2. Nike, 3. TuPac, 5. Tiger W oods and Tiki Barber Carissa Hensley 4. " Usta! " 5. Norman Scott Stewart, 6. my scull'!! dog, 7. God Phillip Hurt 1. Psycho, 3. Marilyn Manson, 6. 20 eye boots Love the new look, Liz and Sarah! Phillip Ingram 1. Sa Squatch, 7. fat people W atch our, girls! Brandi Jarvis 3. G arth Brooks, 4. "Oh, well! " 5. J esus, 7 . Heath Shuler 2 . J. Courtn ey Kessler g uys Leigh Kidder Crew, 4 . "For real!" 7 . Rebecca Kopsrein 1. Kopo, 4. "Shush! " 7. John Travolta, 8. meow Andrew Kosowirz 1. Koz, 2. Nike, 4. "Yeah, right' " 5. family Michael Kraemer 1. Yog i, 2. N autica, 3. Sublime Garth Landis l. G-Dog, 2 . T om r Hilfiger, 3. Wu-Tany 4. "What da dealiyo' " �FRESH MEN INFO: l. Nickname 2. Fav. brand name 3. Fav. band 4 . Fav. saying 5. Role model 6. Fav. possession 7 . Obsession 8. Fav. animal sound M att H olden l. Chri sti an boy , 3. Off- spring, 4. " Life goes on . .. " 6. m y CD player Ashly H olland 1. H eather, 4. "Thar wasn't very nice!" 6. my trombone, 7. the phone Robert H owlett 1. N A O , 3 . Ca nn i b a l Corpse, 5. Dime Bag Durre!, 7. Metal H eavy Evan Huffman 1 . Chubb y, 2 . ES , 3. Pantera Elizabeth Hurt 4. "Thar's garr!" 6. Disco ball, 7 . food l. Ej , ' This years freshmen have been doing some pretty weird things. These people were caught in the act of being in all different di- Cynthia llewicz 1. Sid , 2. Billab ong, 4. "You're crazy!" rections! Melissa J ackson l. MJ , 3. Fleerwood Mac, 5. my grandmother, 6. m y friends Yearbookers never stop sm iling and having fu n! David Jones l. Fro, 3. Prodigy, 6 . my fro , 7. South Park J ake Landis I. Joe Bob, 2. W rangler, 3. Statler Brothers, 5. Rednecks Matt Latstetter 1. Fat Matt, 2 . Oshkosh , 3. J oe Bob and the farme rs Eric Lemmer l. Couch Potato, 6. TV Brandon Leonard Chester Leonard Sonj a Lepper l. Bran, 2. Coca Cola, 4. "What the heck 1' • 7. J enny 1. Churl , 2. Santa Cruz, 6. skateboard, 7. skateboard- 4 . "There's only one way ro McCartl1y ing find our 1" 6 .my bunny , 7. flowers and butterflies �~ .. •• Nate Lipscomb 1. Nate DOGG, 5. Dad, 6. Montero, 7. Harley Davidson Ted Loesel 1. Loesel Jr. or Little Loesel Sheena MacNeill 1. Zina, 4. "Hey, you over there!" 5. Sherry Guill, 8 . Grrrrrrr Ramon Makdissi 1. Roger, 5. R.J. DeSorcy, 6. Billa, 7. R.J . DeSorcy Tyler Mclellan l. Canuck, 2. Adidas, 6. my mutiny necklace, 7. Girls! Jesse McGill I. Tigger, 4. "SsayMssik!" 6. Ozzie, 7. Jessica Vaughan Sarni Linn 2. Queen B, 4. "Yes-s-s" 6. Travis M iller crayons, 8. Rrrraw 3. Chris Wallace, 6. music, 7. the Grand Tetons , 8. Stranded in the water, lose a rum! roadkill Chris McGuire 1. Chris, 2. Nike, 3. NAS, 6. N64, 7. N64 Justin McAllister 1. Superman, 3. Metallica, T.J . Link 4. "Shut up to me 1" 6. my dog-Forrest Gump I. T , 2. Levis, 4. "' Oh, Yeah! "' 7. Reescs and shopping J ennifer Madison 1. J en , 4. "Yea h , you wish! " 6. lots and lots of friends, 7. un copain 's Christin Lovelace 2. American Eagel, 3. Jars of Clay, 6. my bed , 7. clothes Michael Lilley I. Ronni e Elliot, 2. SPAM , 4 . " Whateva! " 7. My Boyz Kara McKinney 5. Barbie, 7. crayons and V. C., 8. Meow J essi Mills 3. Sugar Ray, 4. "I love it! " 6. my phone, 7. guys �of FRESHMEN INFO: 1. Nickname 2. Fav. brand name 3. Fav. band 4. Fav. saying 5. Role model 6. Fav. possession 7. Obsession 8. Fav. animal sound Carrie Morrison 1. Carrie wich a .. C .. , 4. .. Maybe the dingo ace your baby'" 6. Chapstick David Myer.; 4. " Lo Siemo!" 5. my parents, 6. my life, 7. Pimburgh teains Alicia Mitchell 7. tennis balls Eileen Nunley 1. Nunley, 2. CK, 4. "Um . .. no! "6. Herman, my turtle Samancha Nichols Our lives are a lot like a board game-RISK, SORRY, OR DON'T WAKE DADDY. We are always playing to get so far and stay out of danger. This layout is dedicated to all of us out there that have to roll the dice to see the outcome of our lives, stay out of trouble and try to get to the end first. We all live the Game of LIFE! Chad Nicely 3. Nine Inch Nails , 4 . .. Now I'm nothing! .. 7. Leslie Kari Morrison Chris Old 2. Old N avy, 5. Samantha, I. Senior Pudding or Ogre, 2. Nike, 4. " OK, who raid!!!" 5. 6. my friends, 7. my crush Jesus Bree Mohler I. Berc, 2. Limited coo Michael Pae 2. MNC Ted1, 3. DJ Fuzz, 4. " Skate or Die!" 7. pores Kelly Morrison 3. LoJulieiLizzieSonJenRilSam, 5. Bud and Sid, 7. Mackey Eli zabeth Morris Morris , 2 . Consignmcm, 3. Ni rvana and Ko rn , 7 . Jimi H en- drix Shane Murphy 2. Nike, 4. "Grundpy!" 5. Justin Canfield , 6. South Park Tapes Jason Owenby 1. Preppy, 4. "I am Tiger Woods!" 5 . H a pp y Gilmore, 7. golf and gi rls! Brandon Peace 1. Greaser, 2. ]NCO, 3. Wu-Tang, 5. Sarni Linn, 6. Austine Finally, we made it through! �o~e Maureen Peck 1. Mo, 2 . Unionbay, 4. urn .. no", 6. my Bailey kitry and J esse, 7. J and B Brad Powell 1. Bradly, 2. Sony, 3. Sub- lime, 4. "Just kidding!" 7. UVA For three years we have been waiting to be Freshmen and here we are. We have been climbing to the top and finally we reached it. We ruled the school for one year. However, next year we move on to the high school, where we will be the babies again. But for now, we are a step above the rest! David Robbins 1. Big " D" , 2 . Hilfiger, 4 "W hew- what a babe!" 6. power wheelchair Greg Rheude 1. Rudy, 2. T ommy, 6. my computer, 8. Reeek James Peery 2. Converse, 3. Tool, 4. '"Hey, baby!'" 5. Rob Jombie, 6 . my dirt bike Erik R obison Casey Power 1. Carebeat, 4. "WOW' " 5. my best friend, 6. my 2 PAC CD's, 7. C.C. J eff Ray 2 . Airwalk, 3. Merallica, 4. " Don't care'" 6. my b oom box, 7. money Brian Rice 2. Nike, 4. " Sup " 7. baseball Carlos Perez 1. Esa, 3. Busta Rhymes, 4. "" Beefcake!" 6. my soul Aya Sakaguchi I .N ame I can't pronounct' 3. Beatles, 5. Kenny, 6. an swering machine Ricky Rash 2. Nike, 4. "You can't judge a book by its cover." 6. television Oscar Rivera Bobby Sargent 3. Wu-Tany, 6. Mindy Sarah Peters 3. Savage Garden and The Wallflowers , 4. "' Hey , bub 1" 6 . my dog Ooh la la' �FRESHMEN INFO: 1. Nickname 2. Fav. brand name 3. Fav. band 4. Fav. saying 5. Role model 6. Fav. Possession 7. Obsession 8 . Fav. animal sound Chris Schaaff Stacy Smith I. Shaggy, 2. Tommy Hilfiger, 3. Nirvana, 5. James Peery, 8. Moooooo I. Scace, 3. The W allilow- ers, 4. "Don't tell me that! " 5. Ivanka Megan Scott Tanya Sinha I. Meg, 2. American Eagle, I. Tayn, 2. GAP, 4. " Don't 4. "Whatever" 5. Sarni Aww .. . aren't they adorable? Llnn, 7. Berkeley worry, be happy!" 6. my teddy bears Courtney Scherer J essica Snyder 2. GAP, 3. Moussorgsky, 5. Mayhard Hossenffier, 6. my I. Super "B'' 3. TuPac, 4. "Psssr. . " 6. my bullet necklace, 7 . Khris bass, 7. Ashley Scruggs Joel Shelton I. Scrubbs, 2. GAP, 4. John Slovensk")' I. Shelton, 2. Pepsi , 4. I. Jonnie Boye, 3. Dave "Figures!" Matthews Band, 5. Odie, 6. TV, 7. drumming "Don't sass me!" 6. my brush, 7 . archery Mindy Schneider 2. Nike, 5. Sarni Linn Wendy Spurlock I. Wendel, 3. Captai n J ack, 6. my big roe, 7. annoyi ng people Stephen Selvey I. Butch, 2. Adidas , 3. 3 I I , 7 . football, 8 . call of Ninja monkey J ay Smith I . Ankl e Bre a k e r , 4. " Nothing tried , nothing gained' " 5. my 2 dogs Katie Schrader 1. Katie-watie, 2. GAP, 3. Bleach, 7. observing ONB Erin Sr. Clair l. Kelly/ EMS, 3. Audio A. 3 . Stuff it, woof! " 7 . Braves What are you running from , Adam))' �Kelly Sc. Clair I. KAS, 3. Sugar Ray, 4. "Scuff ic, Ivanka!" 7. tennis balls, 8. Quack Scott Stancil Lauren Steele Riley Stevenson I. Pasty white boy, 4. "Con I. Princess Lauren, 2. GAP, sarn it!" 4. "Eeek!" 5. Piatigarsky, 7. God l. Ri, 2.Arnerican Eagle, 5.Scott Hamilton, 7. dance, Ben Trent 2. Pepsi, 4. "Why?" ice skating Matt Trent I. Sqaz Boy, 3 . Audio M renaline, 5. Jesus, 6. Llfe Free food, anybody? Awwwww! Lost' I Alan T urpin Alan Underwood Will Vaghts I. Wilbo, 3. 3 1 l , 7. playing baseball, 8. woodpecker pecking . • ~- .. i J essica Vaughan I.Pooh Bear, 2.TY Beanie Baby, 3. Deanna Carter , 5 . my mom , 7. Jesse Robyn Walden Heather Webster 1. Frankie, 4. "Save the I . Hey, you, 4. "The crees 6 . my ski mask , 7. Cisco and Sisqo quin made me do it." 6. 11 car, 7 . softball 1" . �Ninth grade was tough! State reports, country reports, exams, Shakespeare, Science Fair, thinking about high school and even colleges but, by the way, we have had fun! Anna Weeks 2. Levis, 4. "Thar is so cure!" 6. friendship, 7. cookies Alyssa W ehrmeisrer 2.Tommy Hilfiger, 3.Puff Daddy, 4. Hnnr ... how funny! 6.my bear, 7. Ohio Maegan Wilburn Lucy Wilkins 5. Barbie, 6 . my hair, 7. 3. Mase, 5. my dance reach- meow er, 6. mirror Jennifer Wilson l.DeVilbiss, Fer, 2.Kix, 3. Pink Floyd, 4 " All you need is love," 7.dance FRESHMEN INFO : 1. Nickname 2. fav. brand name 3. Fav. band 4. Fav. saying 5. Role model 6. Fav. possession 7. Obsession 8. Fav. animal sound David Winfree Just hang in ' out Cave Spring's Stars D erek Witrle David Wohlford Girls nighr out Steven W airer Sonnet W righr l. Sonic Boom , 2. charms, 4. "No com ment! " 6. can- dy, 7. guys, 8. Purrrr H ey, M rs. S, take our picrure'!' Chrisopher Yamine I . Yarn ine, 4. " !rs parry time'" 5. Sry Stallone. 6. money, 7 . g irls Austine Z imn1ern1an 1. Zimms. spaz , 2. An1er- ican Eagle . 6. clorhes. shopping 7 �C sto~ Alex Addy Cindy Anderson Derek Arnold Davey Arthur David Avery Ashley Baldwin Chance Barnett Hannah Barnhill Drew Barrett Meghan Barrier Andy Bauman ] odie Baumann Letisha Beachy Meg Beazley Austin Behl Cory Belcher Lauren Blair Melanie Blanding N ikki Blankenship Michael Boettcher "Mirror, mirror on the wall. Kassey Bohm Am anda Bohon Benjam in Bomberger Amy Bonner Casey Boothe Meghan Bowling Mike Brammer Shera Bushnell Ross Buder Chad Campbell Matt Canuell Jenny Carlton Warren Carter T racy Cedergren J cff Chapman �Lauren Oatterbuck Jenny Clingenpeel Abby Coblentz Amy Coblenrz Matt Collins The 8th grade is full of surprises such as new and different classes like algebra, foreign languages, and physical science. Many people see their futures in job tests in Civics class and that gets them thinking about their adult lives. New friendships are formed when people ttansfer from other schools. Come look into the crystal ball with us and see what your future holds. Nathan Collins Joe Compton Steven Conner April Cooper Amy Cowhig Amber Cox Matt Cox Jason Craighead Kristin Craighead Beth Crowder Eric Cunningham Rachel Currier Trent Currin Matt Dalron Ben D avis Holly Davis Jason D avis Katy Davis Martin Davis Tommy Davis Jordan DeWitt Bryce Diffenderfer Nicole Dorron Russell Drumheller Kelly Duggar yan Dunagan Hollie Duncan �HAT TRICKS Boo to you, too! Cao Duong J esse Durham Chris Dye Jessi Eagle Kelly Eagle Daniel Eggleston Sarah Ferguson Michael Fickler Catherine Finkler Christina Finnerry Ashley Fi1:2gerald Laura Fi1:2pattick Ryan Fleming Amy Floryan N ick Fox Lauren Fox Mered ith Fox Jennifer Fralin Philip Furrow Tara Garland Tim Gately Chris G illespie Tracey G ioielli Adam Glassick Lauren Goldsmith Lesley Goodman Beth Grimes Tom Hagan Brad Hahn Alicia Hale Brandie Hartless Joseph Harwell Wes Haynes Greg Hemberger Laura Henderson So confused, she doesn't know if she is coming or going. �Ryan Hergrueter Benjamin Hester Joshua Hicks Andrew Holben Blake Holcomb Andy Holder Lauren Hookway Alexander Hoss Justin Howard Wendy Hueglin Angela Hundley Gary Hunley Danielle Jennings Kim Jernigan Elizabeth Jetton Doug Johnson Evan Johnson Matt Johnson Brem Jones Brian Jones Deva Jones Laura Jones Mitch Jones Katie Kessler Christine Koval Justin Krehbiel Yuki Kumazawa Carly Lambert Robin Lambert Lauren Lancaster Shawn Lane Kristin Lang ford Emily Lanham Brandon Laprade Li Lin R yan Lombart Laura Love Ben Lucas Heather MacNeil Courtney Marshall Tyler Mason Keach Mayes Katie McAden Mark McLeod D evin McMurry William McQ uace Chris Meinhart Daniel Melki Carrie Metheny Valerie M iller Katherine M in Sk ie Mire Becky Mitchell Melvin Morgan Marti Morris �Brian Muelenaer Michael Mull Karin Murphy Adam Myers J.T. Nance Rachel Nash Sara Neighbors Dustin N icely Shaina Oberlender Deana O 'Dell Adam O verfelt Theresa Passeretti Bhumi Patel Jash Patterson Dagny Patton Ryan Peters Chelsea Pervarski Shannon Poplstein Tena Poplstein Rob Potter John Puig J.]. Redick Erin R eid Thomas Reidy Lindsay R eynolds Deric Rickey Meghan Robertson Jenni fer Rorer Breeze Ross Dustin Russeau Joseph Russo Barry Ryan Taylor Savage Kate Sawyer Eric Schaaff Emily Seamon Heather Shank Adrienne Shelor Tara Shepherd Adam Shetter Blair Shriver Jessica Simmons Chad Sm ith Erin Smith Robby Snodgrass Adam Sowder Noah Spring Lucas St. Clai r Josh Stowers Jacob Stull Leslie Swi ng Dina T aher Bridget Tai ner Amy Terrell Matt Tesrer Jelf Thacker Rebecca Thews April Thompson Ashley Thompson Jason Tuttle Reed VanSandt Matt VanSand t Mart Volodzko �Jennifer Wade Karie Wagner Erich W eissbart Sloan West Jessie White Elaine Wilkinson Oay Williams Tara Williams Ashley Wilmott Michelle Wilmer Amanda Winter Toby Witkege Stacey Woodfield Ben Wright Lucas Wright Krista Zaharias Fourteen and silly-All Right!!! Nothing to it! PIZZA PARLOR ~I .- A NO ._,t'<> YE PUBll( HOUU ~~ Hey' What the heck ' Reflection' Yoyoing in New York �Each person has a different idea of "heaven". Some of us want to be at the beach, others would rather be skiing. Some of us would want to play all day without a care in the world while others would enjoy having a great deal of power to use for their advantage. Although "heaven" means different things to all of us, it most always represents each person's idea of paradise. Hey all you 7th graders, what would !lr-MJ!#lll be to you? My own Video Arcade. -Justin Snider I could fly aroWld and eat Haldee's biscuits \\<1th so much butter on It you could drink ltl -Jenny Ulley It would be a place \\<ithout school and more hours In a day ! -Anonymous Supermodels of 2000 My heaven 'MJllld be where there Is a huge mansion with a convertible waiting In the garage and every lhl.n.g I wanL -Andrea Terrell A place where homework can't be given. -Tyler lbomas No more pictures! This is my rock! - The lig ht is roo b right! 1062 WARNIN&, ENTERING THE SEVENTH HEAVEN What in the world is grow ing on thei r faces>I> �..................... . ................................................ ~ John Adkins Sari ta Alami Amy Allison Misty Amos Mary Apgar Anuj Arora Alyssa Austin Elisha Austin Drew Balzer Harrison Basham Benjamin Beham Brian Benson Shannon Bernardo Cass Beverly Joshua Bohon Chris Boirnorre Carrie Bowles Parrick Boylan Brenda Bredberg Jamie Brookman Michela Brooks Erica Brown Casey Bryant Philip Burton Brent Bushkar Danielle Callahan Ashleigh Carter Laura Cassels Chase Chewning Keri Christley Patrick Christley J enni fer Clark Sara Clark Sarah Clarke Dante Clayror Crystal Colgan Travis Collette Jennifer Conner Hollie Courser Cory Cowling Sara Cox Emily Cullum Trey Dalton Judy D avis Mary D elaney Erica Dickson Ashley Dooley Megan Downie Shane Draper Trav is D unbctr Eric Eanes Katie Earles Forrest Emery Tyler Emery Kristen English [------•11"I ~- --- .....__...1, Lau ra Eq u i �Angela Faust Joseph Ferguson Stuart Ferguson Jonathan Fiedler Justin Fisher Courtney Fitzpatrick Sarah Fleener Daniel Florian Cole Foor Alana Fuller Jana Fuller Shoshanna Gearhart Justin Geer Kristin Gibson Sebastian Gocan Leigh Goodwin Kristina Guilliams Heather Hale Bryan Haley Krisanna Hall Shastady Hall Matthew Hamilton Diana Harbourt Courtney Hardesry Amber Hartman Stephanie Harvey Lauren Hassenflug Will H einemann Michael Henderson Benny H eptinstall Lesli e Hines Loni H oover Emily Hodges Lindsay Hodges Heather Holland Dane Hollar Jenna Hollins Jonathan H opkins Marvin Howard Colby Howell Alex Hudd leston David Hundley Steven Hunc Michael Ireson Meli ssa James Curti s Jennings Michelle Johnson Davi d Jones Gerard Kasza Meghan Kelleher Stephanie Kelly Ji llian Kilcullen Adam Ki ng Kathryn Kastura Erin Koval Crystal Lamb Jonathan Lan ier John Lawson N ikki Leamnson Collin Libassi Anna Light Jennifer Ki lley Elisabeth Longmire �Andrew Lumsden Amanda Lynch Sarah Lyon Monica Markwell Dana Martin Erica Mason Cole Mauer Lynsi Mayes Kisha Mayo Lindsey McClung Chris McDaniel Jason McGill Carrie McKnight Kenon Merrill Cryscal Miller Sarah Miller Mindy Mills Jill Moore Matthew Moore Adam Morse Matthew Murphy Andrew Myers Bradley Myers Caroline Myers Kathleen Nash Summer Nepper Matthew Nichols Timothy Nichols O wen Nielsen Thomas Orr Ashlee Orey Ryan Owenby Kellen Ozanich Jordan Peace Sidney Poole Allison Prather Brandon Price Erica Price Sara Purdy Samantha R ackow J am es Randolph Ashlee Rarcli ff Jonathan Ray T yler Reburn Joseph Redw ine Brian Reeder Ashlee R eyer Seth R eynolds Matthew Rheude Catherine Rhod es C ryscal Robbins Colby Rorer Everette Rosen D ana R oth Benjamin Russeau Mary RusseU Michael Russo T imothy Sablik K im Schneider Zach ary Simmons Famid Sinh a Derek Slaughter Beth Smallwood �Megan Smith Justin Snider Erin Sowder Erin Tainer Andrea Terrell Andrew Tester As diverse as they may seem, all of these students will move on to the eighth grade next year, even though their faces spell out 7th. And each student in his or her own way, considers heaven his or her superior way of life. lee Thomas Tyler Thomas __.... ·} ) J eremiah Thompson Derek Thornhill Bryan Trenis Adam Trumbower Josh Turner Brittany Vascik �Carrie Wagoner Adam Waldron Melandy Waldron Jessica Wallis Jennifer Walser Jared Walters Evan Warren Will Warren Mark Weaver Krista W eissbart Ashlee Wilburn John Wilkins Ashley Wills Heather Wimmer Nathan Wimmer Jenna Windschitl Brian Woodson Lindsey Wright Brittany Yarber Kelly Y earrs Robert Young �Maya's flying high' Turn chose frowns upside down! Forgetting single file lines, recess and holiday parties are just a few of the transitions sixth graders are forced to make when they leave their elementary school days behind . One of the most exciting things for the sixth graders is their newfound freedom. No more shushing in the halls or having gym with the homeroom teacher. Junior high is a big step up and you're doing just fine' Falling over wirh laughrer �Justin Arthur Marley Arrington Erin Austin Allison Barrier Kacy Baumann Callie Almond Magen Anhur Kristin Austin Mark Bauman Reed Bergoff Matthew Bierwagen James Bohon Caitlyn Clary Chris Conrad Lauren Crawley Erin Carr Jeremy Carroll Zach Chapin Scott Blanding Jeremy Bowles Tyler Brooks Claire Blevins Ashley Braden Allyce Burdette Corey Caudill Noah Chapman Shea Coffey Laura Cox Case Blackwell Chad Blankenship Kary Boylan Christopher Bryant Sara Campbell �Oay Davis Pav! Delp Susan Dickerson Ashley Dodd Amanda Douglas Amber Durham Katy Eggleston Theresa English Karheryn Ferguson Mark Floryan W yatt Fore Matthew Fore Nathan Foster Ashea Francis Tom Gioelli Kristin Gliniecki Bryan Glisson T yler Goodsmirh Eric Graham Sarah Guilliam Maryglenn Gust James Harmon Andrew Harrison Brittany Hartless Bradley Harvey Emily H arvey Matrhew Helms Fashion girls of the future Matthew H enderson Lee H enebry Brett H ensley Stephen H offman Edward H owlett J ess Hubbard Brittany Huddleston Christin Hundley Thomas Hunley G rant !wan J essic Jcnnings Jennifer J ones Troy Kaase Micah Kaplan J ulenn Keeli ng Clai re Kerr J ustin Key Cody Kidd Clay Kinder Jord an Kirby Alexan der Koeda �Lindsey Konen Maya Kumazawa Steven Lanham George Leffve Rachel Leonard Caroline Lepper Brittany Lindsey Bryan Lufkin Shae Marshenko Shaina Marinoff Jenna McPeak Brian Meinhart Sarah Moore Dustin Moran Sara Morgan Zachery Morgan Kacie Morrison Matthew Mull Keith Nance Kushyant Narayanan Frankie Nash Rene Newman Drew Nichols Amy Nunley Jonathan Overfelt Allison O verstreet Jerem iah Overstreet Dough Boys Mary Leigh Palmer Krupa Patel Austin Parcerson Jessie Patton Stephanie Pearce Brian Peters J ustin Peters Jay Poff R yan Pollock Ashley Redwine J effrey Riddle Ballard Robbins Andrew Roberts Amber R obison Cli nton Sain Lindsay Schoch Kyle Schrader Andrea Secrist Derek Shelton Jessica Simmons Jessi Sisson �Laura Tolusso ~: Who's kidding who? Kod y T erry QT~ · II . . . '. Parker Tims Jacob Thompson Crystal Th omas Chase Sweer Carlton Sumner Heather Strang Tom and hi s up-staging h at . Cory Steele . TO GO BALL ON Drew Stanley Katelyn Stanci l Dale Stanley Rajiv Srinivasan Parker Smith Climbing to the T op Up, up, and away' Derek Smith Ben Smallwood Working From The �Michael Wilkinson Ashley Williams Katherine W cbsrer Jennifer Vaughan T anner Upthegrove Frances Wimmer Matthew Winston Matthew Witt! Sheridin Wright Stephen Whelan Michael Wardach Erin Vandelinde Somer Underwood Ground Alexander Welch Amanda Wade Alison Vagts Mark Turner �MISSION Our teachers are the people who shape our school. They cringe when we get bad grades and laugh when we ask a stupid question. Through all the stress and frustration of their job they still face the insanity every year and end up making a difference in our lives. Of course, teaching a group of junior high students is easier said than done. It's a job that requires a lot of patience and self-control not to mention incredibly strong nerves but they love it anyway. It's their mission to teach us and they've chosen to accept it even if it does seem to be a mission impossible! Cecilia Alami Spanish 1,2 Lewi s Allen Interes t 6, 7 Art Exploration Jeannin e Bader Pa raprofession al Anne Bailey French 1, 2; English 8 Heather Balsley Language Arts 6 Esther Barajikian Paraprofessional Amy Barnhart G uid a n ce Scott Beard Algebra , Math 8 Claudia BeU Math 6,7, Life Science Melvin Bentley Band 7,8 Steven Boyer Principal La Vina Brothers Renni e Bruno Paraprofessional Guidance M rs. Seddon must be really d esperate for a job! Mrs. Long rakes a break from th<:: stress of reaching. Macho Man Cheryl Caffee Attendan ce Secretary Are you going ro finish thar? Mike Brancati Assistant Principal �IMPOSSIBLE Karen Campbell Language Ans 6 Sherry Chapin Paraprofessional Nancy Clemons English 8 Shelley Creasey Language Arts 7 "Do they speak Latin in Latin America?" Levey "What is peanut butter made from?"Muriel Kelley "How long is a 3 minute timing?"Mary Lou Vaniels "In the middle of an explanation of a map, this student waved his hand and interrupted with, 'Mrs. Seddon, Mrs . Seddon, did you know you have 2 blackboards in your room?'" Ann Seddon "Can you do the Macarena in German?" Greg Rappaport "Why doesn't someone build a bridge from South America to Africa? " Nancy Clemons A student handed in a quiz 10 minutes before the bell and asked, "Will we get these back today?" ' Brenda Page "After announcing a test days before and reviewing for it, students come in on test day and say,' Are we having a test today?"' Brenda Griggs "Is North Carolina the north part of South CarMartha Smith Got milk?" Rick Crotts Health and Physical Education Beverly Crush Bookkeeper Ann Deeds Civics and Economics 8 Jackie Divers Librarian Tom Donohue Paraprofess ional Darius Turman and William McBride have a slow day, for once! J eanne Duddy Language Ans 6 U .S. Hisrnry 6 Open wide!!! Mrs. Bailey, where's your date' �orkin Sonja Duffy Paraprofessional Martha Ann G arrison Library Parap rofessional What a trick; three teachers smiling' Eclrow Lewis and Becki Austi n taki ng a well-d eserved break. David Kessler C ivics and Econo m ics 7 l.earlin e Lan ier Civ ics, Math 8, Algebra Cindy Lawrence Algebra, Math 7 Fran cine Dyer Eng li sh 8 ,9 Earth Science J ohn Fed ison H ealth and Physical Education Sue Giles Chorus 6 -9 Brenda Griggs Earrh Science, H ealth and P.E. 6 T eresa H afey Civics and Economi cs 7 D ee Harrison Guidance Secretary Diane H erchenrid er Lang uage Am 6 Muriel Kelley H ealth and Physical Education All dressed up and nowhere Li nd a Levey Lat in l to go . Dori s Lig h r Sch ool Secretary Carla Long H ealth und Physical Eduau ion �Frank McC!ung Guidance Bill McKinney Physical Science Our friendly ' competent cafeteria staff . ' anner, Edna Franklin, Judy Sau 1, manager. . Tern Carter, Cathy Boh on, M ary Radford Carol T Stephanie M eador Civics and Economics 8 Chris Morris Eng lish 8,9 Look at all those Magic \'(/a nd1.' "What q ues non · were you asked, Mrs. Parker)" Bob O'Keeffe Technology Education LazzeUe Parker Art G reg Old United States History 6 Brenda Page Math 7 �ATTITUDE Attitude? Attitude? Who's got an attitude?! Sheryl Richardson Life Science Sharon Sain Math 6,7 Judy Rouse Language Arts 6 Ann Seddon World Geography Claudeen Shelton Library Paraprofessional Judy Schubert Paraprofessional .• Alden Sieber Math 8,9; English 8 Social Srudies 8,9 Civics Physical Scieryce Martha Smith Civics/ Economics World Geography Scott Simmons Earth Science Terri Steffen Language Arts 7 English 8 Noncy Shorter Language Arts 6,7 Science 6 Social Studies 6 Susan Stephens Math 6, Science 6 Stuart Sibley Language Arts 6 Math 6 Nancy Spraker Ass ist ant Principal J ennifer Srour Spanish 1,2 Karen Sumner Language Arts 7 �Laura Turner Work and Family Studies John Swartz Health and Physical Education Glenn Waldron Head Custodian Shi rley Walrond Science 6 Danielle Wise Band 6 , 7 ,8,9 Berry Whisman Algebra I, Geometry Cori Wingate Life Science Susie Wire Physical Science Lee Woody Life Science Language Arts Jane Wright Health and Physical Education .r i Ji :/.~. ~ ( :···J.j: ~· · : . ..• •" p 0 • •. ' ·'\.\~, - - '· .... ,:f, Wild flower garden funded and planted by students, faculty and parents. , ) ~··(f~~. ~l~ �Most si;ttli grnder; don't Ritow about numy of the cfu6s tliat they am. join, and: as they progress tfu-0119fi their junior higfi career it seems as tfio119fi they get more and: more invo[ved. A[ of the cfu6s are a fot of worli. but usua[[y a fot of fun too! For instance, the Buifders Cfuli fias a fot of fun activities and: ciCways fias a gooc! turnout from the students. Tfie president of tfie cfu6, Samii Heruferson (9), saU{, "I Uk tfie service. worli. that we do a.ruf Ms. Stout is reafly nice to work witfi and: does a great jo6." Tfie Newspaper Staff doesn't fiave a fot of meetings but wfien they do, they get down to 6usiness! A[ of the joumafuts in tfiis cfu6 worli. very Ii.arc! to procfuce the squire Scro(( eacfi nine we.eli.s. Tfie Yeariiooli.staff is a great cfu6. Tfiey fiave parties and: every meeting is ciCways fun, but to join you. must Jifl out an. appfiction and: 6e se.fectea. A mem6er of tfie Yeariiooli. Staff, KJite. Sawyer (8) saUf tfiis, "I enjoy spe~ time witfi my Jrierufs after scfioo[ and: li.nowing tliat I am co~ to sometfiing that everyone 6.Re.s." A[ of tfie Gui!fance groups are very coo[ Anna We.eli.s (9) is a NaturciC Helper and: saUf tfiis about the organi.wt:ion, "It's good to Ii.now tliat wfien you are trying to fie1p someone it's OK if you. don't so(ve their pro6fem as fong as you fisten. " Tfiere are numy otfier cfu6s tliat are enjoyabfe so 6e sure to Jap tfu-0119fi tfiis section and: cfieck out ci[[ of the exciting tliings tliat you am. participate in. Wow! Those are some "Wacky Wahoos" and "Hokie Hokies"! "No, No 1 W e didn 't do anything wrong!'! " " lls mangenc beaucoup ." �COOL THINGS~ Sing your hean out, Amanda! Builders Club; . CLUB SPON~ORS : L-R, Ms . Sro~~sman-Frcshman Council; Mrs. Crunpbcll-SCA; Mr. Ms- Surnner-W~r<l.s of Wisdom; Mrs. Damhan-Gu1dan cc Groups; Mrs. Media.tors; Mrs. Steffen-SCA; Mrs. Sain-t.fat~ Counts; oid-Cameradenc;. Mrs. Hafey-Bet:a Oub; Ms . Page- r-.fat~ Councs, Peerhen.rid er-Newspaper Sniff Not picrured.: Mr. Sibley and Mr . McCl~ng-Gu1dance Groups; M rs. Creasey-Chcc_rlcadrng; Mrs. Herc Seddon-Yearbook- fres hman Council; Mrs. SmithMr. Morns-SCA; Ms. Bruno-Bern Club and Guidance Groups; Mrs. JcrChecrleading. yea.rboOk; Mr. Branca~i-Frcshman Council; Ms. Richardson and Ms . ocas OK, Eric, don 't go spastic or anything' Yearbookets definitely aren't all work and no play!ll �·····-----"i:l'·•----------------------------.. ·.. r"~ . .'. ":: ~) • ..,.,_ .. _:."~I. _,.j ~ •• Can we help you? BETA CLUB: From row-David Robbins, Chris Conquest, Louise Brock, J osh Furrow, Erin Culpepper, Andrew Kosowicz, Tanya Sinha, Sarah Peters, Anna Weeks, Carissa Hensley, Sheena McNeil; Row 2-J ason Owenby, Leslie Blais, J essica CaJdwell, Sarah Henderson, Meg Davies, Allison Doughty, Kari Morrison, Jaime Fowlkes, Jennifer Wilson, Kelly Morrison; Row 3-Kelly St. Clair, J essi Mills , Melissa J ackson, Elizabeth Apgar, Sarah H eil, Elizabeth Hurt, Leslie English, Taylor ComwcU, David Harbou rr; Row 4-T.J. Link, Kacey Beckner, Suzanne Ayer, Michael Kraemer, Stephanie Fagg, J ason Blake, J ohn Gualdoni, Drew Bleviru; Row 5-Aya Sakaguchi, Serene Alam.i, Catherine Ayd.len, Thomas Drumheller, Scott Stancil, Thomas Dickerson, J ared Canfield, Eric Lemmer Beta Club babysitters lending a helping hand Beta Club Officers: Vice president-Leslie Blais; President-Jason Owenby; Seaetary-TanYl\ Sinha; Vice President-Jessi Mills; Hospitality-Anna W eeks The organization above is the National Junior Honor Society or BETA CLUB. It consists of students that have received a 3. 5 or greater GPA at Cave Spring. The Beta Club is a service organization that works to help the community. Throughout the year they have done aaivities like babysitting for PTA meetings, a book fair, an Angel Tree, and the winter dance. T he Beta Club is a very helpful part of Cave Spring Junior H igh . �uper. Cool .Activities. SCA: Front row-Michael Boettcher, Taylor Cornwall, Beth Crowder, Meg Davies, Allison Doughty, Alyssa Austin, Carissa Hensley, Rajiv Srinivasan, Taylor Savage; Row 2-Clay Williams, Jenny Carlcon, Megan Barrier, Megan Smith, Misty Amos, Jaime Fowlkes, Katie McAden, Jennifer Wilson, Michelle Davis; Row 3-Elizabeth Jetton, Kara McKinney, Krisanna Hall, Brittany Yarber, Adam King, Dustin Moran, Alex Koeda, Marley Arringron, Laura Tolluso, Dagny Parron; Row 4Suzanne Ayer, Stephen Selvey, Megan Scarr, Sarah Clarke, Courtney Fitzparrick, Catherine Rhodes, Ryan Cook, Drew Harrison, Adam Morris We're having a party Hoo is Hokiest? The SCA is an organization made up of representatives that voice the students' opinions. In other words, the SCA is a bunch of Super Cool A ctivities. The SCA has been very active this year with events such as three dances, the "hokiest hokie and wackiest wahoo" contest, a lock-in, and m uch more. The SCA is here to help you as students and hopes to bring many " Super Cool Activities " in years to come. SCA Offi cers: Terri Steffen-advisor, Bech Crowder-vice president, Taylor Cornwall-president, Alyssa Austin -7rh grade rep., Allison Doughry-secrerary , Meg Davies-acriviries drnirperson, Karen Campbell -advisor �B II C K ,. Ryan's looking for some inspiration. STAFF: Front row-Cathleen Garcia, Melissa Jackson, Ryan Daly, Sara Chapman, Erin Culpepper; Row 2-Katie Schrader, Meg Davies, Allison Doughry, Suzanne Ayer, Kelly St. Clair, J essica Vaughan, Sarah Anderson; Row 3-Leslie Goodman , Elizabeth J erron , Beth Grimes, Lauren Fox, Hannah Barnhill, Chad Smith; Row 4-Stephanie Harvey, Katie McAden, Lauren Goldsmith, Taylor Savage, Bryan Haley, Hollie Duncan, Kate Sawyer, Kelly Duggar Doesn't everyone enjoy getting his or her yearbook at the end of the year' Don't forget the wonderful dance at the beginning of the year sponsored by the Yearbook Staffi Some people rhink that yearbook is all work, bur it's not. We have lots of fun, although Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Seddon do make us work sometimes. Anyone can apply co be on the staff so next year you try out. It pays off when the yearbook comes in and you are so proud of the book. The staff hopes you like the '98 Squire! Arrwork by Lauren Fox Working hard ro put out the yearbook . Chilling ou r afrcr a hard day 's work at a yearbook m eeting . �So, what do you think, you guys? N EWSPAPER STAFF: From row-Elizabeth Jetton, Meg Davies, Suzanne Ayer, Sarah Ande.,on, Allison Doughry, Lauren Fox; Row 2- Bet:h Grimes, Adriennn: Shelor, Laura Henderson, Lindsay Reynolds, Jennifer \X'ade, Taylor Savage, Lauren Hook.··way, Yuki Kumazawa; licw 3-Tim Gately: MLke lreson, Chris Conrad, Stacey Woodfield, Beth Crowder, Taylor Cornwall; Row 4-Erin Koval, Louise Brock, Ashley Dooley, Sama Alam1.' Dana Roch, Kelly Yearrs; Row 5-Ashley Dolan, Carrie Morrison, Tanya Sinha, Leslie Blais, Jessi Mills, Serene A.Jami; Row 6-Chnsune Koval, Katherine Garrett, Lauren Gross, Stephanie Fagg, Ben Trent I'm giving you 10 second .. Going undercover for the newspaper. Chris is thinking hard about his The Newspaper Staff works hard to produce the SQUIRE SCROLL every nine weeks. It is sponsored by Mrs. Herchenrider who does an excellent job controlling so many people. Didn 't everyone enjoy the student-faculty volleyball game sponsored by the sraff? The newspaper has articles on everything that happens in our school. Anyone can come and join the newspaper staff; next year give ir a try. I Newspaper Edirors: Lesli e Blais, Joel Shelton , and Tanya Sinha 0 j �How's the Construction? OK, when you think of construction you may think of a lot of things, one of them is probably NOT Cave Spring Junior High Builders' Club! What, you may ask, do these rwo have in common? Well, let me tell you. The Club helps construct the community and the school. They do service projects such as the Christmas Stockings for the needy. Each member contributes towards the stockings or even makes a full stocking alone. The Club also participates in the program to eliminate smoking in the school and valley. The Builders' Club is a service organization that builds better citizens. BUILDERS' CLUB: Front row-Travis Bowles, Mark Floryan, Tom Gioielli, Chase Sweet; Row 2-Elizabeth Jerron, Lauren Fox, Dagny Patton, Taylor Savage, Jennifer Wade, Yuki Kumazawa, Emily Seamon, Kelly St. Oair, Louise Brock, Carissa Hensley, Anna Weeks, Katherine Kostura, Laura Henderson, Lindsay Reynolds; Row 3-Shaina Oberlender, Trent Currin. Kacie Wagner, Jessica Caldwell, Sarah Henderson, Meg Davies, Allison Doughry, Jaime Fowlkes, Catherine Aydlett, Serene Alami, Jessi Mills, Monica Markwell, Erin Sowder, San Chapman; Row 4-Sarah Anderson, T.J. Link, Kacey Beckner, Amy Floryan, Jenny Carlton, Rebecca Thews, Suzanne Ayer, Jenny Clingempeel, Amanda Winter, Beth Grimes, Erim Mason. Casey Bryant, Ashley Dolan; Row 5-Katherine Garrett, Meagan Wilburn, Lindsay Elkins, Kacie Davis, Amy Coblentz, Lauren Blair, Hannah Barnhill, Chelsea Pervarski, Jennie Car=. Austine Zimmerman, Tara Shepard, Carrie Morrison, Christine Koval; Row 6-Will Vagts, Adrienne Shelor, Nikki Blankenship, Deanna O'Dell, Lauren Hookway, Courtney Conn ~. Stephanie Fagg, Tonya Sinha, Leslie Blais, Ashley Reyer, Abby Coblentz, Wendy Hueglin; Top Row-Brandon Leonard, Miss Stout, Sarita AJami, Amy Cowhig, Breeze Ross, Christina Finnerry, Beth Crowder, Tracey Gioielli, Jessie White, Lauren Goldsmith, Meghan Barrier, Jaime Funk, David Good , Kare Kessler, Laura Fitzpatrick, Catherine Finkler Make that money, girls! All together now, show your sruffl OFFICERS: Stephanie Fagg , V.P .; Elizabeth Jetton , SCA Rep.; Curi Hensley , Sec. , Sarah Henderson , Pres.; Megan Barrier, 8th Rep. (n pictured -Jaim e Funk -Trea. ; Sara Chapman -9th Rep.; Sarita Alnmi-7th R ep .; Amanda Wade-6th R ep.) �Ready, Set, and They are The question is-do they really run? No, they don't, but they can do so many errands that they are out of breath; just as if they had run a marathon! Guidance runners deliver hundreds of passes to see the counselors. Library runners do a variety of chores for the librarians like checking books in and out. Office runners bring you all that stuff you forgot! The Runners may not literally run, but they surely do a multitude of favors for all of us. I Are those good books, Jake? Don't let us interrupt you! Smile for the camera ' IJ/'1Nflft5 : fronr r~w- M crcdith Fox, Erm Recd , Kane Dort:mus , J enny Clingempecl. Lauren H ookwny. Emil ~ Scam~ n, Lau ra u.q.,z.tru;:k, Tracy Ccdcrgrcn ; Row 2- Brandon Lc~nard. VaJt:nc c.ok L1 a 1e Daly, Am y Coblentz . . Cnthenne i\ fm, Ab~y i),Jr,n tz . Anna W<.-ck.s, J ake Land is; Row ' -Jeff C hapma n . M un 1 es ter. T rav is AIJn dgc. Stuan t\bb1n, J n.son Blnkc. D:i.vtd ,.,,.,J. I.ix Apgar, Fic~<ling Fm:gcrald : Row 4 - Adam c.; 1ass1d.: , .J css1G\ Va ug han , H oll y Dunrn n, Ryan 0 1tly. Eric Cunning ham , 't:I. Jfagan , J.J . Rc<l JCk, J c..•nn y C.ancr , A11 s 1111 Z 1mm cr m a11 , Row 1-Gn.:g Hcmbc:rgc r. D ruud Eggles ton. Rynn H crg m erer, Meg -,,. ._,Jr/ , Michelle Davis, J ason O wenby. Andy 13num an . J asun ( .ra1ghead Looks like more work! Anything new happening in guidance, Spencer? �TUTORS: Fronc row-Serene Alami, Catherine Aydlen, T.J. Link, Beth Crowder, Meg Beazley; Row 2-Jason Owenby, Kelly Duggar, Beth Grimes, Kelly St. Clair; Row 3-Chris Old, Adam Glassick, Taylor Cornwall, Michelle Davis, Liz Apgar; Row 4-Will Vaghcs, Stephanie Fagg, ] ason Blake, Michael Kraemer Narural Helpers stick rogether TEENS AGAINST TOBACCO COUNCIL: Fronc row-Hannah Barnhill, Taylor Savage, Allison Doughry; Row 2-John Slovensky, Chad Smith; Row 3-Jonathan Nance Guidance has many different groups that help people throughout the school solve their problems. Natural Helpers, for example, talk with kids one on one and help them work through their troubles. Tutors help students that are having difficulty in certain subjects. Peer Mentors help sixth graders adjust to junior high life. Freshmen Council works to give ninth graders a chance to show leadership and prepare for high school. Guidance Advisory helps make d ecisions about Project Wisdom and other issues concerning guidance. The only group that is not associated with guidance is Peer Mediators . They try to aid students in confli ct wi th one another. If you are interested in joining one of these groups, talk to your guidance counselor . The organizations are fun, but do require training and time . FRESHMEN COUNCIL: Prone row-John Slovensky, Ramon Makdissi, Jaim e Fowlkes, Kari Morrison, Lauren Gualdoni, Suzanne Ayer; Row 2-David Harbourc , J ason Owenby , Bobby Sargent, J enni Career �HAT??? ltJID.ANCE ADVISORY: From row-Owen Nielsen, Dane Hollar; Row 2(uen Murphy, Jeff Chapman; Row 3-J ohn Slovensky, David Harbourr, fi c:c:anY Yarber, Sarah Eq ui; Row 4-Dee Harrison, Cindy Lawrence, Amy lrohart l PEER MEDIATORS: Front row-Elizabeth Hurt, Sara Chapman, Meg Davies, Allison Doughty; Row 2-David Myers, Kate Sawyer, Brent Jones; Row 3-Dina Taher, Andrew Holben, Brandy Hartless; Row 4-Brenda Page, Meghan Barrier, Tara Shepherd, Laura H enderson . All washed up! NATURAL HELPERS: Front row-Jason Owenby, Kristen English, Kelly St. Oair, Llzzie Daly, Anna Weeks, Erin Culpepper; Row 2-Andrew Lumsron , Chad Campbell, Anna Llght, Meg Beazley, Taylor Savage, Lauren Goldsmith; Row 3-Tom H agan, J.] . Redick, Drew Balzer, Adam Glassick, Eric Cunningham; Row 4-Susan Stephens, Dee Harrison, Gndy Lawrence, Terri Steffen, Amy Barnhart Picture Perfecr Peer Mediators hangi n · our �This year has been a fantastic year for the Advanced Band. From practice charts to district festival, we've been working hard. And all our labor pays off when we take fun trips to places like New York. Mrs. Wise also labors t0 get us ready for the winter and spring concerts and district festival. Though practicing constantly, we always find time to goof off and have fun. But Mrs. Wise puts up with us even when we're acting crazy. No matter how much we goof off, we're always "playing in perfect harmony." Jason, the red-nosed reindeer .. . CLARINETS: Front row-Catherine Finkler, Lerisha Beachy, Courrney Kessler, H eather Bennett, Melissa Dunning, Jennifer Wilson, Julia Chen, R achel N ash , Maureen Peck; Row 2-Robin Lambert, Christine Koval, Joel Shelton, Ben Trent, T ara Sheperd, Lindsay Reynolds, Melissa Jackson, Carissa Hensley, Catherine Aydlett (not picrured-Elisha Gauley, Wendy Spurlock) FLUTES/OBOES: Front row-Jessi Mills, Bridget Tainer, TJ. Link, Ashley Baldwin, Leigh Kidder, Cynthia Ilewicz; Row 2-Meg Beazley, Kelly St . Clair, Erin St. Clair, Russell Drumheller, Thomas Drumheller, J osh Stowers, Lesley Goodman, Kelly Duggar, Eileen N unley; Row 3-Elizabeth Jetton, As hley D olan, Allison Doughty, Wendy Hueglin , Aya Sakaguchi, T aylor Savage, Serene Alami, Michelle Davis, Stephanie Fagg, Rachel Currier; not picrured-Louise Brock, Sara Chapman, Erin Culpepper, Lauren Gross , Ashley Scruggs) SAXES: From row-John H ekking, Jason Owenby, Michael Brammer, Adam Chirwood, Robert Belch er; Row 2-Adam Shorter, Chad Smith, Scott Stancil , Matthew Dalton, Brian Rice, David H arbourt PERCUSSION: Front row-J ohn Slovensky; Row 2-J ake Srull, David Winfrey, D av id J ones, Earhan G leiner; R ow 3-Danid Egglesron, Jcfl Chapman, Ryan Fleming; (no r picruted-Adarn Sowder) STAGE BAND: (in rando m order) David H arbourt, Brian Ri ce, Matthew Dalton , M ichclle Davis, Adtlf\1 Shorter, Chris McDanicls, Adam Myers, Thomas Dickerson. Brad Powcll, Ashly Holland, H c:nthel Webster, Brer Jon es , J essi Durham, J ason C raig head , Daniel Melki, J oseph Harwell, Robert Bdchcf· J ennifer Wilson, Adam Chi twood , J aso n Owenby, Kare Sawyer, Karie McAd en, Kelly Yearn , Ad tui' Feldvary, An dy Bauman , Philli p Fu rrow , C hr is Conqu es t , C had Campbell. Jusrin Kreh biel, Jan.,· Canfield , Andrew Kosowicz, Bryan Ha1ey , Andy Myers, Lee Thomas. Ada m Sowder , D an iel Eggk-srn 11 Barry Ryan , J osh Srowers, Bryan Tren is �ALL DISTRICT BAND: Front row-Brem Jones, John Slovensky, Melissa Jackson, Andrew Kosowitz, Carissa Hensley, Justin Geer, Erin Culpepper, Ben Trent; Row 2-Mindy Mills, Katie McAden, Dagny Patron, Tara Sheperd, Taylor Savage, Lindsay Reynolds, Bryan Trenis, Toby Witkege, Joseph Campron; Row 3-Jessi Mills, Hollie Courser, Jason Owenby, Stephanie Fagg, Catherine Finkler, Deva Jones, Christine Koval, Lauren Steele, Elizabeth Jerron; Row 4-Letisha Beachy, Joshua Patterson, Chad Campbell, Andy Holder, Erich Weissbarr, Andy Myers, Sara Chapman, Thomas Dickerson; Row 5-Beth Grimes, Kelly Dugger, Melanie Blanding, Roberr Snodgrass TRUMPETS: Front row-Steven Austin, Chris Conquest, Andrew Kosowitz, Andy Bauman, Josh Furrow, Adam Feldvary; Row 2-Jared Canfield, Elizabeth Hurt, Terra Poplstein, Laura Henderson, Chad Campbell, Justin Krehbiel, Phillip Furrow TROMBONES: Front row-Deva Jones, Jason Craighead, Ryan Blackwell, Joseph Harwell, Chance Bamerr, Shannon Poplstein; Row 2-Heather Webster, Ashly Holland , Jesse Durham, Brad Powell, Thomas Dickerson, Brent Jones !.OW BRASS/WOODWINDS: Front row-Stephen Wolter, Andy Holder, Courtney Scherer, Riley Stevenson, llryan Trenis, Elizabeth Morris, Cathleen Garcia, William McQuate, Erich Weissbarr, Lauren Steele; Row 2-Andrew Holben, Samantha Nichols, Robbie Snodgrass, Dagny Parron, Eric Lemmer, Justin Canfield, Melanie Blanding, Shane Murphy, Toby Witkege flAN D OFFICERS: Prone row-Danielle Wise-director, Lauren Steele; Row 2-Elizabeth Morris; Row 3-Russell OrumhcUcr, Elizabeth Hurt; Row 4 -Jason Owenby (not pictured - Erin Culpepper) �MUSIC Chorus this year was great fun! We sang, danced, and had a blast on our trip to Atlanta. We enjoyed singing our solos and the Christmas concen was a really neat experience. Sometimes we grumble about the work and the endless rehearsals but looking back on this year, we realize it was all wonhwhile and a great expenence. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS : Tanya Sinha, Lindsay Elkins CHORUS 6 & 7: Front row-Callie Almond, Amber Robison, Cryscal Robbins, Michela Brooks, Elizabeth Longmire, Sarah Purdy, J essie J ennings, Austin Patterson, J .D. Riddle; Row 2-Rachel Barnhill, Kristen Gliniecki, Crystal Thomas, J essica Brim, Kellen Ozanich, Michelle J ohnson, Kacie Morrison, Melandy Waldron, Keri Christley; Row 3-Theresa English,Katherine Ferguson, Katherine W ebster, Krupa Patel, Kim Schneider, Alyssa Austin, Katherine Rhodes, Emily Cullum, Laura Cassels; Row 4-Melissa Braden, Meghan Arthur, Jesse Sisson, Lindsay Hodges, Sarah Fleener, Heather Holland, Erica Price; Row 5Frankie Nash, Adam King, Shea Coffey ALL REGIONAL CHORUS: Front row-Deric Ri ckey; Row 2-Shera Bushnell, Sara Neighbors, Brandy Barnett, Sarah Anderson, Katie Doremus; Row 3-Leslie Swing, Kary Davis, J essica Simmons, Lauren Clatterbuck , Ashley Fitzgerald CHORUS OFFICERS: Sarah Ander'Son and Tanya Sinha CHORUS 8 & 9: Front row-Justin McAllister, Sara Neighbors, Shera Bushnell, Ashle)' Fitzgerald, Jennifer Rorer, Leslie Swing; Row 2-Brandy Hartless, Fanielle Jennings, Lau.rtll Clatterbuck, Jessica Simmons, Kary Davis, Beth Bradley, Emily Lanham , Brandy Barnett, Jessica Snyder; Row 3-Deric Rickey, Tracy Gioielli, Meghan Bowling, Erin Reid, Kristin Langford, April Cooper, Hannah Barnhill; Row 4-Sarah Anderson, Lindsay Elkins , Lau.rtll Blair, Chelsea Pevarski, Pennie Foley, Jenny Clingempeel, Amanda Winter; Row 5-Toni~ Sinha, Kristin Lovelace, Kacie Doremus, Matt Collins, Amber Hartman, Jessica Flowers The ch orus m ad e magical music at the winter assembly . �CHRISTIAN 0 N N E c T I 0 N Student sponsor, Carissa H ensley, leads the group in a discussion. Co-srudent sponsor, Katie Doremus, is caught red-handed sneaking a donut! We define Cameraderie as ''Christian srudent fellowship with your peers." But it is so much more! It's not just a "donut club" (even though donuts and 0.). are provided weekly by Mrs. Whisman); it's a tight group of friends across grade levels. We gather with one common goal: to worship God with our friends. We pray, talk, and listen to guest speakers as well as provide spirirual guidance for each other. Carissa Hensley Mr . O ld and his pals have a chat before Cameraderie begins. Everyone pitd1es in gatherings. to help put up signs inviting srudents - to the Monday morning �WINNERS ALL! Take Note -c ============== 11 - There are many things that make someone a winner besides a shiny medal. It's usually some sort of excellence or special qualiry about a person that makes him or her that great breed. Here on this page are some that attend CSJH and make it a more interesting place. GEOGRAPHY AWARENESS WEEK POSTER CONTEST: Beth Crowder, Jonathan Hopkins, and Stephanie Fagg SPELLING BEE WINNERS: Anna Light and Maya Kumazawa SPELLING BEE CONTESTANTS: Front Row-Sheridan Wright, Shea Marchenko, Allyce Burdette, Ashea Francis, Maya Kumnzawa, Tyler Thomas, Andy Myers; Row 2-Casey Bryant, N athan Foster, Brittany Hartless, Rachel Leonard, Austin Pattersoon, Brittany Huddlesron, Anna Light; Row 3-Rachel Nash, Ashley Carter, Kim Schneider, Tyler Reburn, Jonathan Lanier, Sarah Cox, Andrew Tester; Row 4-Rynn Hergruecer, Jennifer Rorer, Ben Beahm, B.J. Hepinsrall, Kristin Gibson, Emily Cullum; Row 5-Adrienne Shelor, Nicki Blankenship, Parker Smith, Justin McCallister, Wes Hanes, Tara Shepherd, Kacie McAden SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Front row-Best in Show-Derek Slaughter; Row 2-Claire Kerr, Kyle Schrader, Alex Welch-6th grade l st,2nd ,3rd; Row 3-Lee Thomas, Drew Balzer, D.J. Jones-7th grade lst,2nd ,3 rd ; Row 4-Tom Hagan , Lauren Goldsmith, Russell Drumheller8th g rade l st,2nd ,3 rd; Row 5-Thomas Dickerson, Taylor Cornwall-9th grade lst,3nd SCIENCE F A IR -HONO R A BL E MENTION: Front row-J eremiah Overstreet, Drew Harrison, Ryan Cook , Tyler Goldsmith , Jeremy Carroll, Lea W illiams; Row 2-Sarira Alami , Erin Tainer, Bryan H aley, Alex H uddlesron, Stephanie Harvey, Ti m Sablik; Row 3-Eric Weissbarr, Alex Addy, Kate Sawyer, Brent Jones, Eric Cunningham , Lauren Hookway ; Row 4-Ka thryn Garrett , Meg Davies , Chad Campbell , Josh Srowers, Anna Weeks; Row 5-Kclly St. Clair , J ocl Shelton REFLECTIONS CONTEST: Front row-Amber Durham, Caitlyn Clary, Suzanne Ayer, Kelly Sr. O air Dushyanr Narayanan, Parker Times, Jay Poff, Mark Bauman; Row 2-Sheridan Wright, Mary EU,,.; Apgar, Bridger Tainer, Elizabeth Jetton, Jennifer Wilson, Katherine Garrett, M ichael Wilkerson; Row 3Claire Blevins, Erin Vandelinde, Andrea Secrist, Sarah Lyon MATH COUNTS : Front row-Erin Tainer, Elizabeth J etton. Kelly Duggar; Row 2- Bridget Tainer , Brent Jones, Derek Slaug hter �The Marvalous Mentor Team is prepared to go all the way to world competition, which will be held in Walt Disney World this year. They are in Division III, which means stiff competition from juniors and seniors in high school! When presented with these facts, the team members smile and continue their discussion on which rides they will ride when they get to Disney World. Hey, sounds great; go for it! Awww, Michael looks confused ... Don't fall, Melissa!!! 9TH GRADE TEAM: Front row-Kelly St. Clair, Melissa Dunning, Jessica Snyder; Row 2Satah Anderson, Carlos Perez, Michael Lilley, Stephaoie Fagg Dressed in costume, Casey looks over the script of their skit for the OM competition. GTH G RADE TEAM: From row- Marley Atringron , J enna Chi twood, Sarah Tyler Moore; l~.ow 2-Casey Blackwell, Shea Marchenko, Tanner Upthegrove, Brian Meinhart Morph Magic is the problem that the Sixth Grade OM Team selected. All except one member of this team has participated in Om competitions in past years. Tanner Upthegrove enjoys OM because the team members have so much fun together. The " sponraneous" aspect of the evenc is his favorite because they have ro come up with unusual and wacky answers in a timed response period. The Morph Magic problem concerns d1anging a human into an animal who is very far. 111is creature has ro convince others rhat losing weight is possible and he can do it . Whether rhe team wins or not at th e Mard1 competition, they have enjoyed working rogerher and have had a chance ro challenge one anorher's creativity. �Together!!! From the moment we step into this building, until the moment we step out, everyone seems to be divided into separate groups and cliques. Everyone has different opinions and goals and it seems at times that we just can't get along with our peers. Still, all those other students, no matter how different they seem, are really very similar to us. We all struggle with grades, peer pressure, and crushes. Everyone has his or her share of problems, and of fun! So, on this page, for once, we're all in this together. -HB- ��AM I SEEING It has been said that twins think alike, but is that true of all pairs? Over half of the twelve pairs of twins we interviewed said they liked being twins because there is always somebody around to talk or mess around with; interestingly, they said this in almost identical words. One of the most popular questions asked twins is, "Have you ever tried to trick anybody?" Well, we guess that is just in the movies like Parent Trap because most we interviewed said they have never tried that . The majority like having a twin, but from time to time most wonder how it would be not to be a twin, not to be compared, not to be called a sibling's name, not having to share everything. However, without their twin, they would feel like half of a whole. CAVE SPRING 1WINS: Front row-Abby Coblentz, Amy Coblentz, Wyatt Fore, Matthew Fore, Shannon Poplestein, Jessi Eagle, Reed VanSandt, Matt VanSandt; Row 2-Susan Kriersch, Monica Kriersch, Kelly Morrison, Kari Morrison, Lauren Gualdoni, John Gualdoni, Lizzie Daly; Row 3-Jared Canfield, Justin Canfield, Evan Warren, William Warren, Forrest Emery, Tyler Emery. (not pictured: Terra Poplestein, Kelly Eagle, Ryan Daly) Kelly (left) and Kari (right) Morrison are rwo very athletic rwins. They are both involved on the high school indoor track team. We ask the rwo if they knew who was older and if it bothered them. Kelly responded, "Kari is older, and does rub it in because that is one of the most popular questions asked of us; she also got the room with the bathroom because of it!" When asked about their likes and dislikes of being a rwin; Kelly replied, '"I don't like having to share everything." "But we do it anyway," both Kari and Kelly agree. �Justin (left) and Jared (right) Canfield have a special bond as twins. While most siblings squabble, Jared and Justin are also best friends . Both brothers dislike being called by the other's name. The Canfields recall switching name tags in kindergarten, but they were caught. Jared says he is the oldest (and smartest) . The brothers claim they dressed alike as children and still wear similar clothes today. Matt (left) and Reed (right) Vansandt are identical twins with different perspectives on the subject. Matt relies on Reed for his textbooks, which makes Reed wish his brother was not in the same grade. Although Matt claims never co have tricked anyone with his identity, Reed says he has, but it didn't work because his hair is shorter than Matt's. Shannon (left) and Terra (right) Poplstein are of the same mind when it comes to being twins. Neither girl is fond of being called by the other's name. Shannon dislikes the arguments they have over school and sports. Both Terra and Shannon are athletic. They are on the volleyball team and play soccer. Shannon and Terra play different positions in soccer and can switch to add a little "kick" to their game. ArnY (left) and Abby (right) Coblentz are In early childhood they both can remember switching places in kindergarten . Abby remembers, "It was the letter "T" week and Amy's and my teacher brought {' cwins. The next day our teachers asked us to ·Witch places, so we dressed exactly alike . It took 'JUr friends awhile, but somebody figured out that I was in the wrong class because my shoes •11ere different.'' These girls are not just sisters, but also enjoy •loing things together. "We don't fight a lot, 'iut wh en we do, it is mostly about clothes," ·ays Amy, "even though we don't like the same ·tyles and colors. " two very identical twins. La uren (l eft) a nd J ohn (r ight) Gualdoni are one of only two boy-girl twins in the school. W hile J oho enjoys being the class d own, Lauren prefers just hanging with her friends. Wearing much different styles of clothing now, th ey used to m atch. J ohn recalls, " W h en we were infants , we had cloth es with the same designs b ur d ifferent colors. Mine were usually blue and Lauren 's were p ink. " "Although our p arents often dressed us alike when we were little, there 's no way we 'd d ress alike now!" says Lauren . �FUTURE We fiave many atfifete.s fiere at Cave Spring Junior; a[[ are very tafentd. Our 7th- 8tfi gmde foat6al! team went al! tfie way to win tfie District Cfuunpionsltip. Tfianli Duo119 (8), a mem6er tfie team, saU! fie to pfa.y 6wruse fie can nm fast. Efiza.6etfi]etton(8) is of aw very invo[vro pfa.yin9 6otfi 6asRet6al! aruC vo[ey6aff. S fie firuf this to say a.6out 6as Retfia[[, "I fike it 6ecaus e it is an aggressive game." Our 7th-8tfi grcufe. teamS i!U! great tfumRs to Coach Carter aru[ fus assistants. Cfuire Kerr (6) is a manager of tfie 7tfi aru[ 8tfi VO ffey 6a[f team aru[ saU! s fie to 6e a manager 6ecause sfie dOesn't fiave to worry a.6out getting a seat~ tfie games! Our track team mreCy gets a response from tfie student 6ody 6ut tfie ones tfiat participate are very droicated". Matt Va.nscuu!t (8) track 6ecause it's competitive, aru[ Tay far Savage it 6ecause it is fun to ~ out witli lier frieru!s. A[ in al!, pfa.yin9 sports is fun aruC everyone sfiou[c( try to get involvet!. If y ou' re not atfifetic fike "Sporty Spice" it's ok; 6e a manager! Or if you can only go to tfie games, you' cf 6e d"oi119 a fot 6earuse OUT teamS nero your encoUTC19ement and sclio o ( spirit! aw aw aw Go, Garrh!ll Why are you dancing? I though you were supposed to be playing soccer, Tyler! Andy doesn't look too happy , d oes he' �PXA Don' r !er that ball hit you , Mike! l . 2 . 3 . He's down!!! And Krisanna w ins by a head lig ht' A little socializing before rhe game?1? �The sixth graders have lots of fun in inrramurals. Inrramurals allow these students to participate in some sports such as soccer, pingpong, basketball and volleyball. To be in inrramurals, students have to be in the cafeteria in the morning by 7:45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. These games continue for several weeks; then there is a tournament which all sixth graders watch during homeroom. The final team that wins in the tournament is the champion of that one sport. PINGPONG WINNERS: Front R ow-Clai re K err, Andrea Secrist; R ow 2Emily Harvey PINGPONG WINNERS: Tom G ioielli, J ordan Kirby SOCCER WINNERS: Fronr row- Mark Bauman, Chrisropher Conrad , Lee Henebry, Matthew Fore, Matthew Henderson, Chad Blankenship; Row 2-Brandon Leonard, assistant. SOCCER WINNERS : Lau ren Crawley, Ali Vagts, Maya Kumazawa, Katie Morrison , Marley Arringron, Leigh Palmer �IRE 13ASKETBALL WINNERS: Somer J(a.cy Baumann, Katie Boylan u n d erwood, Jessie Jennings, Emily Harvey, Playdown to the winning boys' basketball team. ft,{rs. Duddy and Mr. Sieber spend many a morning in the gym letting the sixth graders enjoy playing baJJ . INTRAMURAL ASSISTANTS: Front row-Owen Nielsen , Mike Ireson, Lauren Fox, Beth Grimes; Row 2-Gerard Kasza, Colby Howell, Brandon Leonard , Lesley Goodman, Ashley Reyer; Row 3-Jenny Lilley, Sid ney Poole, AshJey Ratcliff, Meghan Kelleher �UARTERBACH Warm-ups, Hollywood scyle Front row-Collin Libassi, Shawn Lane, Matt Cantrell, Johnathan Lanier, Andrew Holben, Tom Hagan, Andy Holder, Lonnie Hoover, Tyler Mason, Adam Myers, Michael Boettcher; Row 2-Adam Overfelt, Adam Glassick, Wesley Haynes, Casey Boothe, Forrest Emery, Jeff Thacker, Tyler Emery, Matt Nichols, Curtis Jennings, David Jones, Justin Geer; Row 3-Derek Arnold, Blake Holcomb, Jake Srull, John Puig, Adam Sowder, Mike Brammer, William McQuate, Thanh Duong, Everette Rosen, Derek Thombill, Coach Godfrey, Coach Beard Ready for action; ready co win! We've gotcha now! You 're goin' down. The Squires had a great season. They were undefeated in district play and lost only to the undefeated Clifton Forge. Practices were tough; they ran hills, hit blocking dummies, and drove the sled around the field. These drills really paid off making the team the district champs. Team captains were Tom Hagan, Andrew Holben, and Andy H older. Players receiving awards were: Most Valuable Player-Tom Hagan; defensive Player of t he Year-Andrew H olben; Offensive Player of the YearMike Brammer; Coaches Award-Collin Libassi. Great job, guys. For the record , we won' �SHEAHlll FRESHMEN TEAM: Front row-Brandon Leonard, Kevin Bouche, Michael Bowen, Peter Morrison, Jason Ranquillo,Josh Shepard, Cory Cain; Row 2-Chris Gould, Jake Landis, Clay Gaynor, Robbie Niel, Jeremy W elch, Thomas Drumheller, Steven Selvey, Paul Valentine; Tow 3-Mike Riley, Taylor Cornwall, Tyler Lumsden, Brad Miller, Jacob Lewis, Randy Boone, coach. Rock.in' Football' Ready for a victory The freshman football team had a great season with a record of 7 and 3. They had a strong defense as well as offense. All the players had a lot of fun and felt lucky to have great coaches like Randy Boone and Mike Riley. Congratulations on a fine season; we look forward co seeing all of you on the CSHS team next year! �Shootin' Hoops Shoot, Elizabeth! The Cave Spring Lady Squires had a great season with 9 wins and 3 losses. H ours of practice, hundreds of free throws, lots of scrimm ages, and plain hard work led to such a successful season. Great job, girls! Where is rhe bail' BASKETBALL TEAM: From row-managers, Brittany Vasik, Lindsay Wright; Row 2-Coach Carter, Breeze Ross, Krista Weissbart, Lindsay Reynolds, Amy Floryan, Sarah Clarke, Lauren Goldsmith , Lauren Lancaster, Sara Lyon, Coach Smith; Row 3-Becky Mitchell, Elizaberh Jetton, Sara Evans, Courtney Fitzpatrick, April Cooper, Amy Cowhig, Meghan Downie Hurry, they 're catching up' Analyz ing the gam e �I J T ' • Tue besr thing about volleyball is the friends. Practice? Who said anything about practice? Ready for the rerurn VOLLEYBALL TEAM: From row-manager, Claire Kerr, Terra Poplstein, Lauren Goldsmith, Beth Crowder, Brittany Vascik , Shannon Poplstein, Kristin Langford, Lindsay Reynolds, Kelly Duggar; Row 2-Sarah Clarke, Nikki Leamonson, Elizabeth Jetton, Beth Grimes, Christina Finnerty, Courtney Fitzpatrick, Krista Zaharias, Megan Battier, Lauren Clatterbuck, manager. '< 0~ r-'-"--'-'--X.---~~~::::.._--=---=:....:__-'=:...........:.... .1/0 ~ A ream's success comes from good coaching. Teaching us teamwork, to play through adversiry, and to work hard, Ms. Dole has led the CSJ volleyball ream through another great season of success. Thanks, Ms. Dole, for being an excellent coach. si r..:_ ~ ( ) t\J Defense Triangle �CS) TEAM: Front row-Evan Johnson, Andrew Lum sden, Lee Thomas , N ick Fox, Adam Trumbower, Marchew H amilton; Row 2-Coach Career, T om H agan , Davey Anhur, R yan H ergrueder, Andy Bauman, J onathan Fiedler, J ohn Puig, Mike Brammer, Coach Fuller Our junior high boys' basketball team did exceptionally well this year with 10 wins and 4 losses. The team was led by Davey Arthur, Andy Bauman, Mike Brammer, and Tom Hagan. This team was serious when it came to work, and they played together well. Way to go, guys! T im e out for a little powwow. �-- - ... , , I I I I I Notice how the ocher team is just staring. Play defense!!! I I I I FRESHMAN TEAM MEMBERS FROM CS): Front rowDavid Wohlford, Alex Henry; Row 2-Philip Ingram, Ganh Landis , Chris Conquest - A little faster now ... Our freshman basketball rerun did really well this year also. They finished their season with 11 wins and 3 losses. Captains were John Hartman, J ocob Lewis, and Chris Conquest. As Hidden Valley and Cave Spring merged to create this excellent rerun, the future for the Knights ' basketball is assured . �Twist and Turn • • • The wrestling terun went winless this past season losing all seven scheduled matches. The terun consisted of 16 members to fill 16 weight divisions but had to forfeit a number of matches because there weren't team members tO fill certain weight classifications. Andrew Holben was the team captain and a bright spot on the terun all year posting a 12 and 3 record and a second place finish overall in the district rankings. Good effort, guys. WRESTLING TEAM: Front row-Brian Reeder, Adam Overfelt, Ryan Dunagan, Brad Myers, Sloan West: Row 2-Adam King, Josh Patterson, Matthew Moore, Chad Campbell, Lucas St. Clair; Row 3-Blak; Holcomb, Andrew Holben, Andy Holder, Erich Weissbart, Joseph Russo. Not pictured-Everett Rosen But I need this arm .. . Down for the count Wrestlers- after hours J You go fust Male Bonding �We do everything Lose! The 1997 soccer team returned to the top spot in the discria rankings for the second time in a row and the third time since 1991. They had a 12-1 record that matched the most wins in a season for the school. Last year's distria championship represented the 10th title in the 14 year history of soccer at Cave Spring Junior High. Soccer is definitely our game! SOCCER TEAM: Front row-Andy Myers, Parrick Boylan, Michael Kraemer, David Good, Michael Russo, Tyler Thomas; Row 2-Paisley Bowles, Alex H enry, Brad Powell, Justin Krehbi el, J ason Craighead, Andy Bauman, Reed Vansandr, J eff Chapman, J essie Durham, Steven Conner, Katie Kessler; Row 3-Cory Belcher, Erich Weissban, Andrew Holben, Jared Canfield , J ohn Gualdoni , Tom Hagan, Tyler Mclellan, Ryan Belcher, Ryan H ergrueter Who rurned on the fan? We know you love us! Tom and Jeff, m aking CSJH proud! Impressive stuff, And y Need a chair, Andrew) �TRACK GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: Front row-Emily Snider, Rachel Nash, Jennifer Wade, Lindsay Reynolds, Katherine Min, Breeze Ross, Lauren Lancaster, Valerie Cole, Meg Beazley, Catherine Aydlett, Lauren Fox; Row 2-L-iuren Goldsmith, Bridget Tainer, Carly Lambert, Amy Floryan, Yuki Kumazawa, Taylor Savage, Ashley Scruggs, Lauren Gross , Laura J ones, Louise Brock, Katie W agner; Row 3-coach Hope Reynolds, Jennifer Wilson, Emily Seamon, Meghan Barrier, Kelly Morrison, Elizabeth Jetton, Kacie Davis, Kari Morrison, Laura Fawley, Allison Doughty, Sara Evans, Scott Simmons, coach The Morrison rwins fly high over the hurdles. Close one, Jen' The 1997 girls· track rerun finished the season undefeated at 5 and 0. The girls also rook fi rst place in the Northside Invitational and second place at the Cosmopolitan. O utstanding performers were K elly Morrison-sprinter, Lau ren Gold sm ith-distance runner, Jennifer Wilson-jumper, Elizabeth J errnn-thrower. Carly Lrunbert was most improved runner while Kari Morrison received the coaches' award as most valub le. A record breaking p erformance was turned in by the mile relay rerun of Kelly Morrison , Kari Morrison, Jenn ifer Wilson and Allison Doughty who set a new school and Cosmo record in the mile relay w ith a rime of 4.45 . Congramlations for a job well done. Perfect fo rm These cheerful timers make our meets possible. �et ~et • • • Waiting for the gun to go off can sometimes be stressful. Chris shows off his skateboarding talent -while waiting for his next event. You've always got the next race, Tyler. What's my time? Steven·s ready to I o• The boys' track team finished the season with a 2-3 record and a 4th place finish in the Cosmo. Cool weather hampered record breaking scores but the mile relay team of Tyler Mason, Mike Brammer, Spencer Christley, and Stephen Selvey broke the school record with a time of 4.09. Stephen Selvey received the most valuable player award for his versability. He also scored the most points for the Squires. Spencer Christley received the most improved player. Tyler Mason received the coaches award for his great attitude. Other rop performers were Chris Gould, Mike Brammer, and Brent Jones. Team members enjoyed the comaraderie of shared suffering while running all those 400's (thanks Coach Beard!) Practice was a combination of work and fun. run. BOYS' TRACK TEAM : Front row - Matt Volod zko, And y Holder, Mart Cantrell, Tyler Mason, Eric Schaaff, J.tu.<;Seil Drumheller; Row 2-Coach Scott Beard , Brent Jones, Ch ris Gould , Spencer Christley, Mike Bram mer, Bryan H am ilron , William McQuate. Stephen Selvey , Thomas Drumheller, Chris Morris, coach. Track isn·r all run and no fu n. TI1ere's a bit of socializi ng in there too. �Some thin The Squire cheerleaders did a fabulous job in getting the students' spirits high. Their spirit and hard work really paid off. As they jumped, yelled and danced, the school teams did very well. These girls really had something to cheer about. CS) CHEERLEADERS: Front row-Ashley Ratcliff, Stacey Woodfield, Kristen Langford, Beth Crowder, Alana Fuller, Meghan Kelleher; Row 2-Shelley Creasey, sponsor, Theresa Passeretti, Krista Zaharias, Christina Finnerry, Jennifer Carlton, Katherine Min, Nicki Blankenship, Heather Balsley, sponsor, Cheryl Richardson, sponsor. All lined up and ready to cheer Group Hug! Smile! O ne . .Two .. Three . .Four! They strerch their spirit to the limi ts' The 3 CH EERmigos! �CHEER About! f'R.ESHMEN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS : Front row-Lauren Gross, Sara Chapman, :apeain; Row 2-Rebecca Kopstein, Katherin e Garrett, Caroline Gust FRESHMEN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front row-Rebecca Kopstein, Sara Chapman; Row 2-Caroline Gust, Maegan Wilburn, Katherine Garrett and she's UP . . . The Cave Spring and Hidden valley girls share a viaory as one. And she's DOWN! Summertime Spiri c Lee's go Knights' This year the HVJ ninth grade cheerleaders and the CS] ninth grade cheerleaders combined as one squad. During the year the girls learned teamwork by doing m any stunts. They had to forget ahout which schools they came from and work as a team. In the end, good times were remembered and many friendships were formed . Go KNIGHTS! �Freshmen Athletes Freshmen athletes are ninth grade students participating in high school sports. Everyday after school these students ride the bus over to the high school. We asked several freshman athletes what they liked and disliked about participating in high school sports. Many of these students felt that it was good being a freshman athlete because they were able to get to know some of their future peers. On the other hand, many of these athletes said that the bus ride over to the high school wasn't the best. Overall, most freshman athletes said that they enjoyed being on a high school team more than a junior high team because they were given more privileges. Because there is such a wide variery of sports to choose from at the high school, next year's freshmen should consider participating in a sport. SWIM TEAM: David Harbourc, Elizabeth Hun, Kara McKinney, Ryan Blackwell WRESTLING TEAM: John Slovensky, Justin Canfield, David Good JV BASKETBALL: J.) .Redick, Bryan Hamil con GOLF: J ason Owenby, Meg Davies, J ason Blake �CROSS COUNTRY: From row-Ashley Dolan, Valerie Cole, Lauren Gross, Sarah Heil, Kari Morrison, Suzanne ~yer, Allison Doughty; Row 2 -Fielding Fitzpatri ck, Steven Selvey, Kelly Morrison, Jennifer Wilson, Jaime Powlkes TENNIS: Maegan Wilburn JV VOLLEYBALL: Jennie Carter, Elisha Gauley, Sarah Heil, Jamie Funk. INDOOR TRACK : Ashley Dolan, Valeri e Cole, Sarah H ei l, Ted Loesel, David Good JV BASKETBALL: Front row-Jess ica Caldwell, Saral1 H enderson ; Row 2-Jennie Carter, J = ie Funk �Ms. Page back in 1986 and in 1996. When the yearbook staff began to think about the 1998 SQUIRE dedication, the same name kept popping up. The teacher chosen is first and foremost an excellent teacher. She is dedicated to all of her students and puts them first. She always makes sure that her "grand kids" understand the material before a test or quiz. She makes jokes with her students in Grandma's Mobile. She always lees her kids put their art work up for others to see. She is also very involved with Peer Mediators and Math Counts. The 1997-98 SQUIRE is dedicated to the one and only, M s. Brenda Page. Ms . Page and her sixth period math class in the spring of ·97. Ms. Page and her good buddy, Mrs. Sain, rake a picture supporting Mach Counrs. _.) ' Ms. Page is always read y for a school day . �E u When you're feeling down, Kari Morrison and Stephen Selvey will cheer you up! Friendliest L 0 u ~ Knock, who's there? The wittiest p eople in the 9th ~· Who? Eric Lemmer and Sarah Anderson . Wittiest s Lauren Gross and Clay Gaynor will tell you to never go a day without brushing your teeth. Best Smile s , i berine Garrett and Michael Pae can stay in the lines while ~j.og! Most Artistic ~ M 2 jJ .... Jason O wenby and Meg D avies will surely go fur in li fe! Most Likely You ·11 see Taylor Cornw all and Alliso n Dou gh ty at every club m eeting you attend. Most Involved to Succeed �jJ T _A s T I Michael Kraemer and Kara McKinney set the style! Trendsetters Look into their gorgeous eyes, and you may become hypnotized! Katie Schrader and Jake Landis Best Eyes Q s We'll see Jamie Funk and Chris Gould at the 2010 Olympics! Most Athletic Make a note of it, Erin Culpepper and David Winfree can carry a tune! Most Musical ~ M 2 JJ Elizabeth Morris in 6th grade. Chad Nicely in 6th grade. Take a second glance . Yeah' It's really them' Most Changed �Chris Conquest can carry rhe load of being Jason Owenby's besr friend! Besr Friends Thomas Dickerson and Joel Shelron, rwo besr pals, rake 5! Besr Friends Sarni Linn and Karhleen Golston always srand up for each orher! Besr Friends 'J1:le Canrerbury Crew (rhar's Michael Lilley, John Gualdoni, Smarr ftbbitt, Jason Blake, and Clay Gaynor) will go anywhere for one ;a.0other! Besr Friends - The nexr Oprah and J erry will surely be Maegan Wilburn and Michael Lilley! Mose Likely co be a Talk Show Hose Regardless of rhe wearher, Jennifer Wilson and Stuart Abbitt always have a smile for us . M osr Likel co See rhe G lass Half Full Ah•iays overreacring in any siruari on are John Gualdoni , Lizzie Daly. md M ichelle Davis . Mosr Dramari L �Always In The Lead The 1998 Squire is a young man with many talents and interests. An outstanding student with a 4.0 grade point average, he is also both musical and athletic. Four years in the band has led to his being vice president of the Advanced Band. A basketball player in 7th and 8th grade, he concentrated on his true love and made the high school golf team as a freshman. His peers recognized his leadership ability and eleaed him president of the Beta Club. Active in his church and a Life Scout, he has shown a commitment to both his church and his community. It is with great pride that the faculty names Jason Owenby as our outstanding freshman and 1998 Squire. 1998 SQUIRE JASON OWENBY Ever a good sport, Jason plays Rudolph for the band holiday concert. Jason and fellow officers await the Beta Club induction ceremony. �Our Favorite LADY GOLFER Organized, very busy, and versatile are good words to describe the 1998 My Lady. While carrying a 4 .0 GPA, she has been on the yearbook staff, newspaper staff, and Peer Mediators for three years. Also this year she is in Beta Club, Builders Club and SCA Activities Chairperson. She is very involved in all youth activities at her church as well as helping in communiry activities. Even so, she too finds time for her favorite span and was on the high school golf team. With great pride we recognize Meg Davies as our outstanding freshman and the 1998 My Lady. 1998 MY LADY MEG DAVIES ded by her fellow officers in the SCA, Meg puts the finishing couches on the surroun February bulletin board. Meg and her fri ends eojoy the Beta Club reception foll owing their inducti on. �INDEX A Abbitt, Sruarr 4, 18, 63, 97 Addy, Alex 3, 32, 37, 70, 72 Adkins, John 39 Alami, Cecilia 50 Alami, Sarica 39, 61, 62, 70 Alami, Serene 18, 20, 23, 27, 56, 58, 61, 62, 64, 66, 104 Aldridge, Travis 18, 63 Allen, Lewis 50 Allison, Amy 39, 73 Almond, Callie 45, 68 Altieri, Erin 94 Amos, Misry 13, 39, 59 Anderson, Cindy 32 Anderson, Sarah 7, 18, 56, 60, 61, 62, 68, 71, 95 Anderson, Taryn 18 Apgar, Liz 3, 12, 18, 21, 24, 58, 63, 64, 73, 99 Apgar, Mary Ellen 3, 39, 70 Arnold, Derek 32, 80 Arora, Anuj 39 Arringron, Marley 45, 46, 59, 71, 73, 78 Arthur, Davey 32, 37, 72, 84 Arthur, Juscin 45 Arthur, Magen 45, 68 Arkins, John 73 Austin , Alyssa 39, 59, 68 Austin, Becki 52 Austin, Elisha 39 Austin, Erin 45 Austin, Kristin 45 Austin , Steven 18, 67 Avery , David 32 Aydlett, Catherine 18, 19, 20, 23, 27, 30, 56, 58,62, 64, 66, 88 Ayer, Suzanne 18, 20, 23, 56, 58, 59, 60, 61 , 62, 64, 70, 73, 93 B Bader, J eannine Bailey, Anne Baldwin, Ashley Balsley, Heather Balzer, Christy Balzer, D rew Barajikian, Esther Barnett, Brandy Barnett, Chance Barnhart, Amy Barnhi ll , H annah 50 50, 51 , 56 32, 66, 72 50, 90 13 , 37 39, 65, 70, 73 50 18, 53, 68 32, 67 50, 57, 65 I , 32 , 57 , 60, 62 , 64, 68, 73, 94 Barnhill, Rachel 45 , 68 Barrett, D rew 32 Barri er, Allison 45 Barrier, Meghan 3, 7, 32, 59, 62 , 65 , 83, 88 Basham , Harrison 38, 39 Bauman , Andy 32 , 63 , 66, 67, 84, 87 Bauman, Mark 45 , 70, 73, 78 Baumann , Jodi e 3, 32 Baumann, Kacy 45, 73, 79 Bays, Jason 18 Beachy, Letisha 12, 32, 56, 66, 67 Beahm, Ben 70 Beard, Scott SO, 69, 80, 89 Beazley, Meg 32, 37, 63,64,65,66, 88 Beckner, Brandon 3, 18, 31 Beckner, Kacey 18, 23, 53, 58, 62, 64 Beham, Benjamin 39 Behl, Austin 32 Belcher, Cory 32, 87 Belcher, Roberc 18, 66 Belcher, Ryan 18, 87 Bell, Claudia 50 Bennett, Heather 18, 66 Benson, Brian 39 Bentley, Melvin 50 Bergoff, Reed 45 Bernardo, Shannon 39 Beverly, Cass 39 Bierwagen, Macthew 11, 45, 73 Blackwell, Case 45, 71, 73 Blackwell, Ryan 18, 30, 67, 92 Blair, Lauren 7, 32, 62, 68, 73 Blais, Leslie 3, 18, 58, 61, 62, 73, 98, 99 Blake, Jason 18, 19, 21, 58, 63, 64, 72, 92, 97 Blanding , Melanie 11, 32, 67 Blanding, Scott 45, 73 Blankenship, Chad 45, 78 Blankenship, Nicki 32, 62, 70, 90 Blevins, Claire 14, 45, 46, 70 Blevins, Drew 6, 19, 58 Boettcher, Michael 10, 32, 59, 80 Bohm, Kathryn 32, 73 Bohon, Amanda 32 Bohon, Cathy 53 Bohon, James 45 Bohon, Joshua 39 Boitnotte, Chris 39 Bomberger, Benjamin 32 Bonner, Amy 32 Boone, Randy 81 Boothe, Casey 32, 80 Borden, Tony 19 Bouche, Kevin 81 Bowdel, Nathan 19 Bowen, Michael 81 Bowles, Carrie 39 Bowles, Jeremy 45 Bowles, Paisley 87 Bowles, Travis 2, 19, 53, 62 Bowling, Meghan 32, 68, 73 Boyer, Steven 4, 50 Boylan, Kary 45, 79 Boylan, Patrick 39, 87 Braden, Ashley 45 Braden, Melissa 68, 73 Bradley, Bech 19, 68 Brammer, Mike 3, 10, 32, 66, 76, 77, 80, 84, 89 Brancaci , Mike 50, 73 Bredberg, Brenda 39 Brim, Jessica 45, 68 Brock, Louise 19, 20, 23 , 58, 61, 62 , 88 Brookman, Jamie 39 Brooks, Michela 3, 39, 68 Brooks, Tyler 45 Brothers, LaVina 50 Brown, Erica 3, 39 Bruno, Rennie 10, 50, 52 , 88 Bryan, Patrick 3 Bryanr, Casey 39, 62, 70 Bryant, Chri seapher 45 Burchett, J eff 19, 2 1 Burdette, Allyce 45 , 70 Burnett, Sarah 50 Burton, Philip 39 Bushkar, Brem Bushnell, Shera Butler, Ross 39 68 32 c Caffee, Cheryl 50 Cain, Cory 81 Caldwell, Berry 19, 64 Caldwell, Jessica 9, 19, 58, 62, 93, 99 Callahan, Danielle 39 Campbell, Chad 32, 57, 65, 66, 67, 70, 86 Campbell, Karen 16, 51, 57, 59 Campbell, Sara 45 Campean, Joseph 67 Canfield, Jared 19, 21, 58, 66, 67, 74, 75, 87 Canfield, Juscin 20, 30, 67, 74, 75, 92 Cantrell, Mace 10, 32, 80, 89 Carlton, Jenny 3, 14, 32, 34, 37, 59, 62, 90 Carr, Erin 45 Carroll, Jeremy 45, 70 Career, Ashleigh 39, 70 Carter, Jennie 20, 62, 63, 64, 73, 93 Carter, Terri 53 Carter, Warren 32 Cary, Brandy 20 Cassels, Laura 39, 68, 73 Caudill, Cnrey 45 Cedergren, Tracy 32, 63 Chapin, Sherry SI Chapin, Zach 45, 56 3, 32, 63, 65, 66, 87 Chapman, Jeff Chapman, Noah 45 Chapman, Sara I , S, 18, 20, 25, 60, 62, 65, 67, 91 Chen, Julia 2, 7, 9, 11, 20, 30, 31, 66 Chewning, Chase 39, 48, 73 Chitwood, Adam 20, 29, 66, 73 Chitwood, Jenna 45, 71 Christley, Keri 39, 68 Christley, Pacrick 39 Christley, Spencer 2 3, 89 Clark, Jennifer 39 Clark, Sara 39 Clarke, Sarah 38, 39, 59, 82, 83 Clary, Caitlyn 45, 48, 70 Clatterbuck, Lauren 3, 4, 33, 34, 68, 83 Clayear, Dance 39 Clemons, Nancy 51 Clingempeel, Jenny 33, 62, 63, 68 Coblemz, Abby 33, 62, 63, 74, 75, 94 Coblemz, Amy 33, 62, 63, 74, 75 Coffey, Shea 45, 68 Coffman, Erin 3 Cole, Valerie 20, 30, 63, 88, 93 Colgan, Crystal 8, 39 Collette, Travis 39 Collins, Matt 33, 57, 68, 73 Collins, Nathan 33 33 Compean, Joe 20, 31, 62, 73 Conner, Courtney 39, 73 Conner, Jennifer 20 Conner, Nikki 33, 62 , 87 Conner, Steven 20, 2 1, 58, 66, 67 , 73, Conquest, Chris 85 , 9 7, 104 45 , 61 , 78 Conrad , Chriseapher 45 , 59, 70 Cook , Ryan 33 , 59, 68 , 73, 82 Cooper, April Cornwall , Taylor 20 , 58, 59, 61 , 64 , 70, 73, 81, 95, 98, 99, 104 10, 39, 67 Courser, Hollie 3. 33, 59, 62, 82, 94 Cowhig, Amy 39 Cowling, Cory 20 Cox, Aaron 33, 73 Cox, Amber 20, 23 Cox, Jessica 45 Cox, Laura 33 Cox, Mace 39, 70 Cox, Sarah 33, 63, 66, 67, 87 Craighead, Jason 33 Craighead, Kristin 45, 78 Crawley, Lauren s 1, 57, 90 Creasey, Shelley 51 Crotts, Rick 33, 37, 59, 61, 62, 64, Crowder, Beth 70, 83, 90, 99 ii Crowder, J osh 51 Crush, Beverly 39, 68, 70 Cullum, Emily 1, 20, 25, 58, 60, 64, Culpepper, Erin 65, 67, 96, 99, 104 Cunningham, Eri c 33. 57, 63, 65, 70, 72 33, 66 Currier, Rachel 3, 13, 33, 62 Currin, Trent 11 Curry, Jordan D 33, 66,94 Dalean, Mace 39 Dalean, Trey Daly, Lizzie 2, 9, 11, 20, 30, 31, 56, 63, 65, 74, 97 1, 20, 60, 63, 72 Daly, Ryan Daughry, Allison 19 Davies, Betsy 17, 95 Davies, Meg I, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 65, 70, 92, 95, 99, 104 Davis, Ben 33 Davis, Clay 46 Davis, Holly 33 21 Davis, James 33 Davis, J ason 39 Davis, Judy 3, 33. 58, 62, 68,88 Davis, Kary Davis, Marrin 33 21, 59,63,64, 6~ 97 Davis, Michelle Davis, Tommy 33 Deeds, Ann 51 Delaney, Mary 9, 39 Delp, Pav! 46 DeSorcy, R . J . 21 DeWitt, J ordan 33 Dickerson, Susan 46 21, 58, 66, 67, 70, Dickerson, Thomas 97, 104 Dickson, Erica 39 Diffenderfer, Bryce 33 51 Divers, Jackie 46 Dodd, Ashley Dolan, Ashley 11, 21, 28, 30, 61, 62, 66, 93 Donohue, Erin 21 Donohue, Tom 51 Dooley, Ashley 39, 6 1 Doremus, Kacie 2 1, 63 , 64, 68, 69 Dorton , Nicole 33 Doughry , Allison 1, 17 , 19, 20, 21, 58, 59 , 60 , 61 , 6 2, 64, 65, 66, 73 , 88, 93, 95, 99, 104 Douglas, Amanda 46 Downie, Meghan 39, 82 Draper , Shane 39 �Drumheller, Russell Drumheller, Thomas 33, 66, 67, 70, 89 21, 58, 66, 81, 89, 104 Duddy, Jeanne 51, 79 Duffy, Sonja 52 Duggar, K elly 1, 14, 33, 60, 64, 66, 67, 70, 83 33, 86 39 33, 57, 60, 63 21, 66, 71 34 80 46, 70 34, 66, 67, 87 34, 72 52 Dunagan, Ryan Dunbar, Travis Duncan, Hollie Dunning, Melissa Duong, Cao Duong, Thanh Durham, Amber Durham, Jesse Dye, Chris Dyer, Francine E 96 F 21, 23, 58, 61, 62, 64, 66, 67, 70, 71 38, 40 Faust, Angela 88 Fawley, Laura 52 Fedison, John 7, 22, 66, 67, 104 Feldvacy, Adam 40 Ferguson, Joseph 68 Ferguson, Katherine 46, 68 Ferguson, Kathryn 34 Ferguson, Sarah 40 Ferguson, Sruart 34 pickier, Michael 40, 84 Fiedler, J onathan 3, 22, 53 Filipczyk, Piotr 34, 62, 66, 67 Finkler, Catherine Finnerty, Christina 3, 10, 34, 37, 59, 62, 73, 83, 90, 94 40 Fisher, J uscin 34, 68 Fitzgerald , Ashley 40, 59, 82 , 83 Ficzpatrick, Courtney 22, 63 , 93 Fitzpatrick, Fielding 8, 34, 62, 63 Fitzpatrick, Laura 40, 68 Fleener, Sarah 34, 66 Fleming, Ryan 40 Florian, Daniel 22 Florian , Michele 3, 34, 37, 62 , 82 , 88 Floryan , Amy Fagg, Stephanie 22, 56, 58, 67 34, 66, 67 Furrow, Josh Furrow, Philip 3, 34, 74, 75 34 3, 57, 73, 75 39 73 39 34, 63, 66 46, 72 11, 21, 62, 68 39, 74, 80 39, 74, 80 39, 65 21, 30, 58, 64 64 46, 68 39 65 12, 82, 88 Eagle, Jessica Eagle, Keith Eagle, K elli Eanes, Eric Eanes, Josh Earles, Kacie Eggleston, Daniel Eggleston, Kary Elkins, Lindsay Emery, Forrest Emery, Tyler English, Kristen English, Leslie English, Michelle English, Theresa Equi, Laura Equi, Sarah Evans, Sara 46, 62 22,68 22 22, 68 10,40 46, 47, 56, 74, 78 46, 56, 74 46, 70 20, 22, 23, 30, 58, 59, 62, 64, 93 1, 12, 34, 60, 61, 62, 73, Fox, Lauren 79, 88 34, 63, 72 Fox, Meredith 34, 84 Fox, Nick 34 Fralin, Jennifer 46, 70 Francis, Ashea 53 Franklin, Edna 40, 90 Fuller, Alana 3, 40 Fuller, Jana ~ 22, 23, 62, 73, 77, 93, Funk, Jamie Floryan, Mark Flowers, Jessica Foley, Brooks Foley, Pennie Foor, Cole Fore, Matthew Fore, Wyatt Foster, Nathan Fowlkes, Jaime G 1, 6, 22, 60, 67 34 Garrett, Katherine 5, 12, 18, 22, 56, 61, 62, 70, 91, 95 Garrison, Martha Ann 52 Gately, Tim 34, 61 Gauley, Elisha 22, 31, 93 Gaynor, Clay 18, 22, 81, 95, 97 Gearhart, Shoshanna 40 Geer, Justin 40, 67, 80 George, Laurie 23 Gibson, Kristin 40, 70 Giles, Robert 55 Giles, Sue 52 34 Gillespie, Chris 46, 47,48, 62, 78 Gioielli, Tom 34, 62, 68 Gioielli, Tracey 10, 34, 57, 63, 64, 65, Glassick, Adam 80, 94 23, 31, 66 Gleiner, Eathan 46, 68 Gliniecki, Kristen 46 Glisson, Bryan 40 Gocan, Sebastian 23 Goings, Jeff Goldsmith, Lauren 1, 9, 34, 60, 62, 65, 70, 82, 83, 88 Goldsmith, Tyler 46, 70, 72 Golsron, Kathleen 23, 97 Good, David 23, 62, 63, 64, 87, 92, 93 Goodman, Lesley 1, 12, 34, 56, 57, 60, 66, 73, 79 Goodwin, Leigh 40 Gould, Chris 6, 20, 23, 26, 63, 73, 81, 89, 96 46 Graham, Eric 23, 73 Graham, Josanne Garcia, Cathleen Garland, Tara 3 Greco, D anielle 52 Griggs, Brenda 1, 12, 15 , 34, 56, 57 , 60, G rimes, Bech 6 1, 62, 64, 67, 73 , 79, 83 5, 10, 15, 23, 24, 56, 61 , Gross, Lauren 88, 9 1, 93, 95 Gualdoni, John 2, 4, 10, 18, 23, 58, 72 , 74, 75, 87 , 97 G ualdoni , Lauren 11 , 18, 23, 24, 56, 64, 74, 75 46 Guilliam , Sarah 40 5, 23, 31, 91 46 Guilliams, Kristina Gust, Caroline Gust, Maryglenn H Hafey, Teresa Hagan, Tom 52, 57 l~ 34, 63, 65, 7~ 7~ 8~ 84, 87 34 Hahn, Brad Hale, Alicia 34 Hale, Heather 40 Haley, Bryan 1, 40, 57, 60, 66, 70 Hall, Krisanna 8, l~ 38, 4~ 5~ 77 Hall, Shasrady 40 Hall, Spencer 23 Hamed, Zizi 104 Hamilton, Bryan 12, 23, 89, 92 H amilton, Matthew 40, 84 Hanrahan, Adam 23 Harbourt, David 24, 58, 64, 65, 66, 92 Harbourt, Diana 3, 40 Hardesty, Courtney 40 Harmon, James 46 Hattison, Andrew 46 Hattison, Dee 52, 63, 65 Harrison, Drew 59, 70 Hartless, Brandie 34, 65 , 68 Hartless, Brittany 46, 70 Hartman, Amber 40, 68 Harvey, Bradley 46 Harvey, Emily 44, 46, 78, 79 Harvey, Stephanie 1, 10, 38, 40, 60, 70, 73 Harwell, Joseph 34, 66, 67 Hassenflug, Lauren 13, 40 Haynes, Wesley 3, 10, 34, 70, 80 Heil, Sarah 12, 18, 24, 58, 93, 99 Heinemann, William 10, 40 Hekking,J ohn 24, 66 H elms, Matthew 46 Hemberger, Greg 34, 63, 73, 94 Henderson, Laura 11 , 16, 34, 6 1, 62, 65, 67, 73 Henderson, Matthew 46, 47, 78 Henderson, Michael 16, 40 7, 9, 24, 58, 62, 64, Henderson, Sarah 73, 93 , 99, 104 46, 78 Henebry, Lee 24, 85, 87 H enry, Alex 46, 72 Hensley, Brett Hensley, Carissa 24, 56, 58, 59, 62, 66, 67, 69, 73 40, 70 Heptinstall, Benny Herchenrider, Diane 52, 57 Hergruecer, Ryan 35, 63, 70, 84, 87 Hester, Benjamin 35, 94 Hicks, Joshua 35 Hines, Leslie 40 40 Hodges, Emily 40, 68 Hodges, Lindsay 46 Hoffman, Stephen Holben, Andrew 10, l l , 35, 59, 65 , 6 7, 73, 80, 86, 87 H olcomb , Blake 35, 80, 86 Holden, Matt 3, 25 Holder, Andy \0, 11 , 35, 67 , 76, 80, 86, 89 23, 25, 66, 67 , 73 Holland , Ashly 40, 68 Holland , Heather 40, 65 Hollar, Dane 40 Hollins, Jenna 35, 6 1, 62, 63, 70 Hookway, Lauren 40, 80 Hoover, Lonnie 40, 70 Hopkins, Jonathan 35 Hoss, Alexander 35, 104 Howard, Justin 40 Howard, Marvin 10, 40, 79 Howell, Colby 46 Howlett, Edward 25 Howlett, Robert 46 Hubbard, Jess 10, 40, 70 Huddlesron, Alex 46, 70 Huddleston, Brittany 3, 35, 62, 66 Hueglin, Wendy 25 Huffman, Evan 35 Hundley, Angela 46 Hundley, Christin 40 Hundley, David 35 Hunley, Gary 46 Hunley, Thomas 40 Hunt, Steven 12, 15, 25, 56, 58, 64, Hurt, Elizabeth 65, 67, 72, 92 3, 15 , 24, 31 Hurt, Phillip I 18, 25, 66 24, 29, 85 40, 61, 79 11, 46 Ilewicz, Cynthia Ingram, Phillip Ireson, Michael Iwan, Grant J Jackson, Melissa 1, 25, 56, 58, 60, 66, 67, 72 James, Melissa 40 Jarvis, Brandi 24 Jennings, Curtis 10, 40, 80 Jennings, Danielle 2, 35 , 57, 68, 94 Jennings, Jessie 46, 68, 79 J ernigan, Kim 35 Jetton, Elizabeth 1, 9, 35 , 59, 60, 61 , 62, 66, 67, 70, 73 , 83 , 88 J ohnson, Doug 35 Johnson, Evan 35 , 73, 84 Johnson, Matt 35 40, 68 Johnson, Michelle 10 Jones, Amez 35, 53, 65, 6~ 67, 7~ 89 J ones, Brent 35 Jones, Brian 70 Jones, D . J. 25, 40, 66, 80 Jones, David 35, 67, 94 Jones, D eva 46 Jones, J ennifer 10, 33, 35, 59, 73, 88 Jones, Laura 35 Jones, Mitch K Kaase, Troy Kaplan , Micah Kasza, Gerard Keeling , J ulenn Kelleher, Meghan 46 11. 46 40, 79 46 10, 40, 79, 90 �Kelley, Muriel 52, 88 Kelly, Stephanie 40 Kerr, Oaire 46,69, 70, 78, 83 Kesler, Courmey 24,31,66 Kessler, David 52 Kessler, Katie 35, 56, 62, 73, 87 Key, Justin 46 Kidd, Cody 46 Kidder, Leigh 24, 56, 66 Kilrullen, Jillian 40 K.illey, Jennifer 40 Kinder, Clay 11, 44, 46, 47 King, Adam 40, 59, 68,86 Kirby, Jordan 46, 78 Koeda, Alexander 46, 59 Konen, Lindsey 47 Kopstein, Rebecca 24, 91 Kosowicz, Andrew 24, 56, 58, 66, 67, 73 Kostura, Katherine 40, 62 Koval, Christine 35, 61, 62, 66, 67 Koval, Erin 38, 40, 61 Kraemer, Michael 20, 24, 26, 58, 64, 72, 87, 96 Krehbiel, Justin 6, 35, 66, 67, 73, 87 Kriecsch, Monica 74 Kriecsch, Susan 74 Kumazawa, Maya 44, 47, 62 , 70, 78 Kumazawa, Yuki 3, 35, 53, 61, 62, 88 L Lafieu, George 11 Lamb, Crystal 40 Lamberr, Carly 35, 53, 73, 88 Lamberr, Robin 35, 66 Lancaster, Lauren 35, 73, 82, 88, 94 Landis, Ganh 24, 50, 73, 76, 85 Landis, Jake 4, 17, 25, 63, 72 , 81, 96 Lane, Shawn 35, 80 Langford, Kristin 3, 35, 37, 68, 73, 83 , 90 Lanham , Emily 35, 68 Lanham, Steven 47 Lanier, Jonathan 10, 40, 70, 80 Lanier, Learline 52 Laprade, Brandon 35 Latstetter, Mart 25 Lawrence, Cindy 16, 52, 65 Lawson, John 40 Learnnson, N ichole 13 , 40, 83 Leffve, George 47 Lemmer, Eric 25 , 58, 67 , 95 Leonard, Brandon 2, 25, 62, 63 , 78, 79, 81 Leonard, Chester 25 Leonard , Rachel 47, 70 Lepper, Caroline 47 Lepper, Sonja 25 Levey, Linda 52 Lewis, Edrow 52 Lewis, Jacob 81 Libassi , Collin 40, 72, 80 Light, Anna 40, 65 , 70 Light, Doris 52 Lilley, Jenny 72, 79 Lilley , Michael 18, 26 , 71 , 97 Lin , Li 35, 94 Lindsey, Brirtany 47 Link, T. J 19, 20, 26 , 58, 62, 64, 66 Linn , Sarni 26, 3 1, 97 Lipscomb, N ate 26, 104 Loesel, Ted 26 , 93 Lomban, Ryan 35 , 94 Long, Carla Longmire, Elisabeth Love, Laura Lovelace, Christin Lucas, Ben Lufkin, Bryan Lumsden, Andrew Lumsden, Tyler Lynch, Amanda Lyon, Sarah 50, 52 40, 68 35 26, 68 35 47 41, 65, 84 81 13, 41 8, 4 1, 70, 82 M MacNeil, Heather 35 MacNeill, Sheena 26 Madison, Jennifer 22, 24, 26 Makdissi, Ramon 21, 26, 64 Marchenko, Shea 11, 44, 47, 70, 71 Marinoff, Shaina 47 Markwell, Monica 3, 41, 62 Marshall, Courtney 35 Martin, Benjamin 16 Martin, Dana 13, 16, 41 Mason, Erica 41, 62 Mason, Tyler 10, 35, 80, 89 Mauer, Cole 41 Mayes, Keath 35 Mayes, Lynsi 41 Mayo, Kisha 41 McAden, Katie 1, 11, 35, 59, 60, 66, 67, 70 McAllister, Justin 26, 68, 70 McBride, William 51 McC!uog, Frank 53, 57, 65, 88 McCluog, Lindsay 8, 41 McDaniel, Chris 41 McDaniels, Chris 66 McGill, Jason 41 McGill, J esse 3, 26 McGuire, Chris 26 McKinney, Bill 53 McKinney, Kara 12, 26, 59, 72, 92, 96 McKnight, Carrie 10, 41 Mclellan, Tyler 26, 56, 76, 87 McLeod, Mark 35 McMurry, Devin 35 McNeil, Sheena 58 McPeak, Jeona 47 McQuate, William 35, 67, 80, 89 Meador, Stephanie 53 Meinhart, Brian 47, 71 Meinhart, Chris 35 MellG, Daniel 35, 66 Merrill, Kenon 41 Metheny, Carrie 35 Miller, Brad 81 Miller, Crystal 41 Miller, Sarah 41 Miller, Travis 26 Miller, Valerie 35 Mills, Jessi 19, 20 , 26, 58, 61, 62, 64. 66, 67, 98 Mills, Mindy 41, 67 Min, Catherine 63 Min, Katherine 33, 35 , 59, 88, 90 Mire, Skie 35 Mitchell, Alicia 27 Mitchell, Becky 35, 82 Mohler, Bret 27 Moore, Jill 4, 41 Moore, Marthew 41, 86 Moore, Sarah 47, 71 Moran, Dustio 47 , 59 Morgan, Melvin Morgan, Sara Morgan, Zachery Morris, Adam Morris, Chris Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Marti Morrison, Carrie Morrison, Kari 35 47 47 59 53, 54, 89 21, 27, 30, 31, 67, 96 35 20, 27, 61, 62 24, 27, 28, 30, 58, 64, 74, 76, 77, 88, 93, 95 Morrison, Katie 47, 68, 78 Morrison, Kelly 5, 10, 11, 18, 22, 27 , 58, 73, 74, 88, 93 Morrison, Peter 81 Morse, Adam 41 Muelenaer, Brian 36, 53 Mull, Marthew 9, 11, 13, 16, 44, 47 Mull, Michael 11, 36 Murphy, Karin 36, 65 Murphy, Matthew 41 Murphy, Shane 27, 67 Myers, Adam 36, 66, 80 Myers, Andrew 41, 66,67 , 70, 87 Myers, Bradley 41, 86 Myers, Caroline 41 Myers, David 27, 65, 104 N Nance,). T. Nance, Keith Narayanan, Dushyant Nash, Frankie Nash, Kathleen Nash, Rachel Neighbors, Sara Nepper, Summer Newman, Rene Nicely, Chad Nicely, Dustin Nichols, Drew Nichols, Luke Nichols, Matthew Nichols, Samantha Nichols, Timothy Niel, Robbie Nielsen, Owen Nunley, Amy Nunley, Eileen 36, 47, 47, 47, 64 48 70 68 41 36, 66 , 70, 88 36, 57, 68, 94 41, 73 47 27, 96 36 44, 47 38 10, 41, 80 22, 24, 27, 67 41 81 41,65,79 47 27, 66 p Pae, Michael Page, Brenda Palmer, Mary Leigh Parker, Lazzelle Passeretti, Theresa Patel, Bhumi Patel, Krupa Patterson, Austin Patterson, Josh Partersoon , Austin Patton, Dagny Patton, Jessie Payne, Daniel Peace, Brandon Peace, Jordan Pearce, Srephanie Peck, Maureen Peery, James Perez, Carlos Peters, Brian Peters, Justin Peters, Ryan Peters, Sarah Pevarski, Chelsea Phillips, Cindy Poff, Jay Pollock, Ryan Poole, Sidney Poplstein, Shannon Poplstein, Terra Potter, Rob Powell, Brad Power, Casey Prather, Allison Price, Brandon Price, Erica Price, Sue Puig, John Purdy, Sara 27, 95 53, 57, 65, 94 44, 47, 78 53 3, 36,90 36 47, 68 47, 68 36, 67, 86 70 6, 36, 59, 62, 67 47 3 27 41 47 2, 9, 18, 28, 31, 66 28 28, 71 2, 47 , 56 47 36 2, 21, 28, 58 36, 62, 68, 73 53, 69 47, 70 47 4, 10, 41, 79 13, 36, 67, 74, 75, 83, 94 8 36, 67, 75 , 83 ' 36 28, 64, 66, 67, 87 28 41 41 41, 68 , 72 53 36, 80, 84 41, 68 53 Quesenberry, John 0 R O'Dell, Deana 3, 36, 37, 62, 73 O'Keeffe, Robert 48, 50, 53 Oberlender, Shaina 36, 62 Old, Chris 27, 64 Old, Greg 53, 57, 69 Orr, Thomas 41 Otey, Ashlee 41 Overfelt, Adam 36, 80, 86 Overfelt, Jonathan 47 Overstreet, Allison 47 Overstreet, Jeremiah 47 , 70 Owenby, Jason 12, 27, 56, 58, 63 , 64 , 65, 66, 67, 73 , 92, 95 , 97, 98 , 104 Owenby, Ryan 10, 41 Ozanich, Kellen 10,4 1,68 Rackow, Samantha Radford, Mary Randolph, James Ranquillo, Jason Rappaport, Greg Rash , Ricky Ratchford, Mary Ratcliff, Ashley Ray, Jeff Ray, Jonathan Reburn, Tyler Redick, J. J . Redwine, Ashley 15 , 51, 10, 41, 79, 4 1, 3, 36, 63, 65, 47, 41 53 41 81 53 28 53 90 28 41 70 92 48 �41, 73 41, 86 36,63, 68, 73 36 41, 62, 72, 73, 79 3, 36, 56, 59, 61, 62, 66, 67, 73,82, 83, 88 41 Reynolds, Seth 28 Rheude, Greg 41 Rheude, Marchew 10, 41, 59, 68 Rhodes, Catherine 28, 66, 72 Rice, Brian 54, 90 Richardson, Cheryl 36, 68 Rickey, Deric 68 Riddle, ]. D. 47 Riddle, Jeffrey 81 Riley, Mike 28 Rivera, Oscar 47 Robbins, Ballard 41, 68 Robbins, Cryscal 28, 58 Robbins, David 47 Roberrs, Andrew 36, 73 Roberrson, Megan 47, 68 . on Amber Ro b is ' . 28 . n Enk Rob1so • 41 rer Colby 36, 68, 70 RO 'Jennifer Rorer, 41, 80 Everette Rosen. 3. 36. 62, 73,82, 88 Breeze 41, 61 Ross, _... pana 54 RO"'" d Rollse, Ju y . . 41 Benjamin Rl.lsseau, . 36 Dustin Rl.lSseau, 41 l.lSsell. Mary 36, 86 R l.lSso, Joseph 41, 87 R Michael 36, 66 Rl.lSso, Redwine, J o5e' · Reeder, Brian Reid, Erin Reidy, Thomas Reyer, Ashley Reynolds, Lindsay RYa.n' Barry s 41, 70 47 16, 54, 57, 94 28, 58, 66 28, 64 53 saul· Judy 1 36. 59. 60, 61, 62, 64, e Taylor sav ag ' ' 65, 66, 67, 73, 88 I 11, 36, 60, 65, 66, 70 sawrer, Kat~ ' 29 5chaaff, Chris 36, 89 schaaff, Eric 29, 67 Scherer, Courtney 41,68,70 cJ'l!leider, Kim 29, 31 5 cJ'l!leider, Mindy 47 ;clwch, Lindsay J, 17,29,60,96 Schrader, Kaae 11, 13, 15, 17,47, 70 schrader, Kyle 54 Schubert, Judy 29, 56, 59 scocr. Megan 29, 88 SCCl.lggs, Ashley 15 , 36, 62, 63, 73 , 88 searnon , Emily 47, 69, 70, 78 S ecrist, Andrea 50, 54 Seddon, Ann 29, 59, 81, 89, 93 , 95 Selvey, Stephen 36 Shank• Heather 14, 32, 36. 53 , 61, 62, Shelor, Adrienne 70, 73 54 Shclcon, Claudeen 11 , 44, 47, 56 SheIcon , Derek 29, 66, 70, 97 Shclcon, J oel 81 Sh epard, J osh 36 , 56, 62, 65, 66, 67 , Sh epherd, Tara 70 sabJik, Timothy sain, Clinton sain. Sharon 5a,kaguchi. 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Title A name given to the resource The Squire Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Cave Spring Middle School opened in the former Cave Spring High School building in 1968. It was the first middle school in Roanoke County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 Squire 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 Squire1998 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/73/6515/Squire1997.pdf babdfceefa698122d67cc881f171af1c PDF Text Text ���c~ ! 'I'm ~ w much un · ~ t hno1e1 thl, "~Q..r ! 'I. ·m r~ll'I a'~ ~·re 'fttendsl u eef\ 4SO .f1,n t- AN\~ ln .H. ~ 0. M.. 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Our minds often travel to other places during class. We tend to think about the big date, the basketball game after school, or who we'll sit by at lunch-instead of concentrating on what the teachers are writing on the board in front of us. So . . . might we add, welcome to the twilight zone. Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do. Am I shrinking, or is it just the h at ) R eality ch eck Shh . . . Brian 's sleeping. ~" Look into my gorgeous eyes! Mmm, Um, let me think about that! ~"' ARTWORK BY ER IN AND SARJ 4 'THEME �We aren't even going co ask! Like I was saying . .. 0 v ' DO / DO, '\Do / DO, }dl Do The Scee twins are in worlds of their own. " I didn 't do anything , honesc! ' ' you big babies!ll THEME 9 5 ���a little We're all crazy here. I'm crazy, you're crazy; face it, everything about us is crazy! If you just happen to be observing your peers' behaviors, you'll probably end up wondering why half of them aren't locked up in the place with the padded walls. That's how bad crazyfobia is in this school and if you haven't caught it yet, then, hey-you're abnormal!!! What are you looking at? ··. ·..... Wesley·s makeover Pi ctu re p erfect; l thi nk n ot . Look! It's Miss Teen USA . 8 'OPENING �- I Elvis lives! What are you hiding from ?" Monkey Girl N ew fas hion sraremenr OPE ING 9 9 ���• 1e People are always looking for aliens in outer space. No one even thinks of something a little closer to home. Here at CSJH we sometimes feel a little alienated! Unlike all the other schools in the county, we don't have air-conditioning. But it's more than just the school building. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between a real student and an alien. We all have those days: we stay up really late finishing homework, the alarm doesn't go off, we miss the bus, our mom yells at us, we fail that big test, or we get in a fight with a friend. Any of these are enough to make our day totally out-ofwhack. There's no doubt about it. Sometimes our school feels like an Alien-nation! Look what I found! I ' ' • ' ' ' ~--ri... , .......... ... -· - ; - - - Help ' Help ! They're after me! Mr. Beard, Mr. Ford, and Ms. Burn ett sacrifice Mrs. Marsico to their leader. 12 9 OPENING Stop ' W h at 's the alien passw ord ' I �Ifyou had a pet alien, what would you name it and what would it eat? I would name it Mr. Orphixamiruquex and it would eat staples, paper clips, and safety pins. Anon. I would name them Junior High Students and they would eat their homework. Mrs . Hafey I would name it Bobby and it would eat the micro-organisms from under my brother's toenails. Valerie Blevins Zerro, and it would eat swamp grass. Leisha Donahue Cornelia, and it would eat corn and brussels sprouts.Lisa Conner Who would have guessed where Melissa hides her alien communicator. Zooie, and it would eat raw eggs. Jessica Dooley Hugomugasugerugah, and it would eat Spam.Larry Drombetta Jimboy Scrumpelidalyumptious, and it would eat Scooby Snacks. Mary Thomas Do Do, and it would eat pesky little sisters.Christopher Hodges Budda Belly; it would eat frog legs. Anon . Big Bird and it would eat Elmo. Anon . I wouldn't keep an alien as a pet; I would let it go. Anon. Sponge, and it would eat worms. Anon. Mr. Bojangles; it would eat fat-free pretzels. Anon. Sarah models a new version of Princess Leia's hairstyle. Toby panics when he and Russell are found signaling to their home planet. O PENING . 13 �r We know you don'c boys; buc you don't have ��That Students at CSJ H a re. about it, we all do something cool at one time or another. Right now we are cool about the inconvenience caused by the renovations and next year we will be cool literally with our new airconditioning. What 's wrong , Eric, camera shy' 16 ' INTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE • • �These two are best friends being cool out of school. Give these girls a hand; no wait, they already have one! Rumor has it that ... there are lots of cool things about CSJH We do a lot of fun projects in class instead of a lot of paperwork. Dane Hollar-6th Lunch! Thomas Hunley-6th Having lockers and our own little section for classes. Cambria DeBoard-6th Chris Gillespie- 7th The drinks are cheap. CSJH is awesome! Everything but the lunches is cool. Tracey Gioielli- 7th The bus ride home Adam Sowder- 7th Friends Maureen Peck-8th Girls, snowdays, weekends, drink machine ] ames Peery-8th It's the first school to be a mobile home park. Alyssa W ehrmeister-8th I'm the princess of the school! Football games It's not Hidden Valley! Emily Snider-9th Samantha King-9th Elaine Jones-9th Three girls just chillin ' at school. INTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE 17 �Beyond 2000 This freshman class will be the first graduating class of the next century. All of us have hopes and dreams of what the 2 lst century will bring. Whatever comes we are working to be ready for the challenges. '• Jessica Austin 1. Jess, 4. For real! Lauren Babich Stefan's little sister liars, 4. I love it, love it, I love it! I Ricka Avis Becca Anderson I· Becca-Boo 2 T . . ,' · rav1 s, 4. What ya dam • Girl' 5. friendly l. nothing, 2. nothing, 3. When people say, nothing! 4. Nothing. S. nothing Craig Balzer l. Craiger, 2. hunting and Melissa Beckner I. Maluga, 4. Yea, 5. fishing, 3. tapp ing of nails Regina Anderson l. G ina, 3. scrapping fingernails on chalkboard , 5 . looney Amelia Bartley M imi , 2. Snoopy' Roanoke, S. towering Elizabeth Barrier 3. little princess, 4 . Hey , Chris' S. confusing 18 , , FRESHMEN Chris Bast Carie Bauman I. Erd , 2. running , 3. 2. Sinia, 4 . oh , that 's ni ce' S. zany people who hate running, S. lai d back �FRESHMAN INFO: 1. Nickname 2. Obsession 3. Pee peeve 4. Favorite saying 5. One word co describe self Jennifer Belisle 1. Jenn-nay, 2. jelly beans, 4. Julia, put your scanners on! David Billingley 1. Little Bill, 2. basketball, 4. Shue up, Wes! Aren't we mature! "Toro, I don't chink we're in Kansas, anymore!" Kristin Blair 1. Kristi, 3. babysitting, 5. shy Dustin Blankenship 4. Twac! 5. limp Sahoora Bhutta I. Sabu, Bhurm, 3. PPP, 4. Somebody. listen to me! \Xfhy does Candice Bowen 1. Candy #1, 2. guys, 3. grownups chat scare everybody mimic m e? Paisley Bowles 1. Blueberry, 2. cheerleading, 4. Where's my ocher half:> Oh, there she is' Kristen Brown Powder, 3. rednecks, 4. i cy, do 1 ).). Bowling I. Bubba, 2. my Mustang Mach 1, 5. boss I . Sunshine, 4 . Let 's nor and say we did 1 5. cheerWendy Bowling Candy #2 , 4. It 's all good . 5. blondie ful Saral1 Brooks John Brock 2. speed skating , 3 selfishness , 5. musical ADKINS-BRO W N ' 19 �Seth Bryant 1. Bobo, 2. guitar, 4. Cool, yea, yea, cool! 5. Seth Natalie Bushkar 1. N acalika, 4. I love it! I love it! I love it! Ryan Burnett 1. That Guy, 2. The smashing Pumpkins, 3. Rap, 4. Oh, yeah! 5. weird Erin Campbell 1. Err, 2. everything, 4. You're so dingie! 5. schzophrenic Allison Campbell 1. Allison-ay, 3. PPP Meanwhile back at ' farm .. ranch .. whatever! Emily Caldwell 1. Emmy, 2. talking on the phone, 4. Psht! Tommy Compton 1. Matt, 2. snowboards 4 Do you wane fries ~it that? right! Casey Cary Bridget Coleman 1. Britches, 2. horses, 3. when people say things you didn't say, 4. Whatever! Ashley Case 2. Kurt Cobain J essica Cockrell 1. Shorey, 2. LL Coo] , Sarah C. 4. Whatever' ways! · l An. Score Coblentz 1. Blondie, 2. driving, 4. Sweet! 5. vertically challenged Craig Catalano 2 . Franco-American produces, 3. when people disrespect me Kacie Christley 1. KT, 2. sunny days, 3. smoking, 4 . Hey, now, 5. honest Brian Chadwick 2. tacos , 3. learning, 4. Hola Beth Clark I. Bethy Pooh, 2. FW, 3. smoking, 4. Anyways' 5. nifry Joe Charogoff Daniel C hapman I . Tigger , 2 . food, 5. talented 20 ' FRESHMEN Grace Coats I. Gracey, 2. talkin >\ What' 5. airy g, Nikki Childress I. Nick , 2 . horses, 3. smok ing, 4 . Thank you , come again. Catherine Clemons I. CC, 2. cats, 3. W alllX\' 4 . Ninery-eight' �FRESHMAN INFO: 1. Nickname 2. Obsession 3. Per peeve 4. Favorite saying 5. One word ro describe self Lisa Conner 1. Bird Woman, 2. music solos, 3. rapping fingers , 4. Crazy! J osh Cragun 1. Wacerproo{ Boy, 2. cirdes, 3. triangles, 4. Neato Burrito, Mosquito, 5. inconspicious Alison Crawley 2. J ava, 3. when someone won"r tell me something, 5. rempermenral Michael Conrad 1. el cerebo de la operacion, 2. zaparos concreros, 5. lea! Sarah Coon l. Coon, 2. Adam, 3. Jessica C. Christie Cox l. Chris, 2. gymnastics, 3. people who are ditzes Amy Crumpler l . Big C / Princess, 2. LL Cool, 3. Dustin Rebecca Currier Eric Cullum 1. Mick, 2. Notre Dame, 4. Phar! 5. entertaining Kristie Deans l. Kristi es, 4. J usr kidding! 5. quiet With all the construction Arzu Dermirci going on 2. food, 5. short we had to adjust and rearrange our schedules but we made it through our freshman year and now we are on our way to becoming sophomores! This year will always linger in our minds because so many things changed; we had no pep rallies, we had to share lockers and we had only one "spirit" day. But, no matter! One thing's for sure; the year's over and summer's waiting for us! Wes D erryberry l. J offle, 3. g uys in tight pants, 5. what? Amy D odson 2. guys, 4. Duaerder/ Du bisr schwul 5. zippy 1. Geo rge, J ennifer Dickison l. J en, 4. I'm sorry' 5. short Leisha Donahue l. Nabisco, 4. Oh , well ' 5. quiet BRYANT-DONUHUE • 21 �Larry Drombetta 1. L, 2 . A, 3. R, 4. R , 5. Y Jessica Dooley 1. Ritz, 2. my Pooh Bear, 4. And you know this .. man . 5. crazy Elizabeth Dunham 1.Lizab eth, 2. Mark V 3 . when someone s "Nevermind" , 4. Joy! Anna Dunman 1. Poo Bear, 2. James, 4. Anyway! Matthew Dunne 1. Captain Kronk, 2 . Taco Bell, 3. PDA, 4. Here's your Zest . .Ow! 5. Burly Caitlin Evans 2. smiling 4. Yeah, really? 5. wild Gina Ellis 1. Chipmunk, 3. people putting cd's in case upside down, 5. talkative Lee Enoch 2. Sarah Hammer, 4. Chilley! Trevor Fair 3. math, 4. Whatever! Heather Fanti 3. scratching nails on blackboard, 4. And I'm thinking, maybe! 5. caring Johnathan Farley l. Mountain Boy , 3. minivans, 4. Don't pick it up, Matt! 5. loud Lady? Liberty The ''cat in the hat'' comes back! Chrisry Faust Rachael Ferguson 1. Rach, 2. Life, 3. the song " Brown eyed Girl, 4. Okay? 2. weird rings, 3. my younger sister, 4. How are you? 5. sad Greg Fink 1. Bugz, 2. racing , 3. Bridgett, 4. W hat she say? 5. strong J ennifer Fowlkes 1. Band-Aid, 2. food, 3. my sister, 5. nice Kelly Foy 2. my TV, 3. homework, 4. Shut up! 5. short Shooting Stars. . .Stars hurdling towards infinite destinies. All people move on towards bigger and brighter things. We'll always remem ber our years a t Cave Spring Junior when our stars were ju st b eginning to shine. Good luch next year, freshmen a n d freshwomen. Keep shining! 22 9 FRESHMEN laura Frankcberger 4. Sike and Blouch Amanda French 1. Mana, 2 . CSH, 4. Anyways! 5. crazy J eff Fuller 1. Fuller, 2. sports, 3. ugly girls, 4. the whole 9 yards! 5. straight J osh Fuller I. Big Daddy, 2. Base 3. tapping pencil on de 5. weird �FRESHMEN INFO: 1. Nickname 2. Obsession 3. Pet peeve 4. Favorite saying 5. One word to describe self ., , .. .,..,, .... 16 I l_ .,.·.· ' .Ii.• l~ : Renee Gagnier 1. Reenee, 2. gold , 3. people kicking my desk, 4. Um .. no. 5. tall Emily Gallagher 1. Mango, 2. Fuss ball, 3. whiny girls, 5. athletic Bobby Gilliland l. Billy Bob , 2 . Laura Frankebcrger, 3 . Laura Frankebergcr 2. Lee, Bobby and Laura, 3. police, 4. fiend Mike Gusler 3. anyone who p uts me in ISD or detention, 4. cweedledum Aimee Greenman 1. Amy, 2. breathing, 3. people, 4. Uhhh . . . 5. oblivious Oay Haley Adam Graham 1. Honey, 2. loving Gina, 3. my brother not deaning up, 4. I love you! 5. shy 2. VT, 3. UVA, 4. Let's go, Tech! 5. maroonishorange Colleen Hally 1. Coll, 2. Leonardo DiCaprio, 3. bad hair days, 4. Oh, my gosh! 5. timid Spencer Hall 1.lsm, 2. Rap, 3. people asking stupid questions, 4. Got you all in check! Mary Hammer 1. Sarah, 2. running, 5. confusing Peter Hanisch Tiffany Goings Andy Glassick 2. skiing, 3. guys in short shortS, 4. That's enough, Wes! Sarah Hammer 1. Mary, 2. LE, 4. What? 5. differem John Hanzel 2. BJ, 3. rednecks Beth Harms 1. Bethany, 2. Lee Enoch, 3. nothing, 4. I love it, I love it, I love it! 5. friendly Stephen Haynes 1. Stephan, 2. football, 3. newspapers, 4. Spoon! DOOLEY-HA YES ft, 7 "¥- 23 �To T e 24 'FRESHMEN oon �FRESHMEN INFO: ac 1. Nickname 2. Obsession 3. Per peeve 4. Favorite saying 5. One word ro describe self HEDRICK-LIGHT • 25 �EXITING THE TWILIGHT For the past four years most of us have gone to CSJH, and, well, let's face it, they have been some pretty strange years. Especially this last one has challenged us. We've spent most of this year stuck in trailers and when we are in the main building there are no ceilings! Next year we get to leave the "twilight zone" and go to a place that just may be a lot stranger! Kat Lombart 1. Mz. Artirude, 2 . rhe telephone, 3 . rolling your eyes, 5. crazy Kara Marianetti 1. Rumble, 2 . M .L. 4 . 0 tab! 5. weird Austyn Markwell 2. guys, 3. homework R obert McFall 1. Bobby, 2 the USA, 4. H ola Como estas> 5. interesting Jason McLarty 2. Mary, 3. Rik-uk Lauren Lowe 1. Layren, 2. Kix, 3. RITE, 4. Stick in the mud! 5. boisterous Ben Martin Sean Lynch Jon McCann 1.Jarnmin" Jon , 2 . FEZ, 3. my sister, 4. Do you have any cannonballs? Coty Malone 2 . food, 3 . homework and school, 4. Uh . . . 5. lazy Colleen McCarthy 1. Shorty, 3 . tall people Danny McFadyen !. Dan the man, 2 . N• Dame, girls; in that QI' 3. school, 5. awesome \ Landon Metts I. Landman , 3 . bei ng too serious, 4 . Too bad for you' 5. Laid back John Melki 1. Lil' G, 2 . girls, 3. mean people, 4. What's up, man? 5. Da Bomb Suzanne Melki 1. SuSu, 2. Kurt, 3. people, 4 . Kurt, bless you! 5 . Stinky Abby Merrill 1. Casper, 3. gossip, 4 . You have got to be kidding! 5. dedicated Parrick Metheny 1. Pat, 2. kayaking, 3. RI 4. Only dagger! 5. fun J< ing Amanda Metzler 1. Manda, 2 . g uys ar M)'j{ Beach, 4 . Hey , d .o.' Th e 3 Musketeers reinG' nared 26 • FRESHMEN �FRESHMEN INFO: 1. Nickname ZONE Rebecca Miller I. Boo, 2. Bryan Whire, 4. Excuse you! 5. mean Kim Mizack 1. J ay's little sister, 2. mustard, 3. m odels, 5. little Brian Montgomery 1. Tall man, 2. dirtbike riding, 3. m y little brother, 5. hyper Laura Nasca Ashley Nash 1. Shley, 2. Marilyn Manson, 3. people fidgeting, 5. me Ashley Neighbors 1. A, 3. people always brushing rheir hair, 4. You go girl! 5. crazy Brad Oechslin I. Baby, 2. Honeybee, 3. leaving Honeybee, 4. Don 'r you know? 5. Lucky Stacy Orr 1. Srace, 2. hockey, 3. Da, 4. Whar in the heck? 5. crazy 3. Guys wirh watches timed co the b ell, 4. So, okay! 5. homosapien Marcy Nussbaum 3. waiting in line, 4. Sweetness! 5. blissful Meredith Morgan 1. Mare, 2. shoes, 3. people who brush their hair all the time 2. Obsession 3. Per peeve 4. Favorite saying 5. One word to describe self Mart Muelenaer 1. Critter, 2. fighting with my parents, 3. my little sister, 5. energetic K yle Myers 1. Big Dumb O x, 2. football, 3. sitting on the bench, 5. large Making a grand entrance Matthew O sborne 1. Marr, 3. people who do quotation marks in the air, 4. Cool! 5. OK Crystal Overfelt 1. Krystil, 2. brushing my hair, 3. people thar wear pink, 5. nu rs Ing rid Ozanich 1. Dirgni , 2. little g reen men, 3. srupid cheerleaders, 5. undecided Adam Padgerr Angela Pae 1. The guy wirh the big Afro, 2. earing racos wirh 1. N.G., 4. Quir complain- J essica Palmer 2. C.H ., 4. That's Phar, 5. loud Tom Parker 2. Vi rg inia T ech , 3. UV A. 4. All righty, rhen . ing!, 5. worrywart Cameron, 3. Par H older What 'd you say?)? LOMBAR T-PARKER 9 27 �ationa As you probably already know, The National Inquirer is a popular tabloid magazine, full of sensational stories. Some of irs phenomenal headlines may include: "Elvis is crapped in the middle of Mars alive," or "Scien tists have craa splanced dolphin lungs into a man who can now stay underwater for 30 minutes at a rime." Although we know these headlines are an exrremely long shot from the rruth, something brings us ro look at them while waiting in line at the store. So you're reading this and won dering, what does any of this have ro do with me? Well, if you think about it, each one of us is subjeaed to "tabloid " stories consrandy. We wake up in the morning, cum on our radio and what do we hear? The masc outrageous stories about these off-hand subjecrs (told as a joke though). Then we go ro school and hear rumors, which are in a way rabloids, abo ut what somebody said or did. We go home, rurn on the TV and hear a commercial saying, ''Tonight on Entertainment Tonight: a talk with a man who jumped so high on his trampeline chat he burned his head on the sun." I'm saying that our day is full of ta bloid sto ries, wherh er we want them there or nor. They may nor be as extreme as chose in The N a t ional Inquirer bur they 're srill sensarionaU SB Help! A big green monster is about to get us! Poseidon comes down from Mt. Olympus to swallow two teenage girls! Jonathon Pate 1. Patey, 5. lazy Lara Perlman I . Layra, 2 . cheering, 4 . Where's m y other half? Oh , there she is! To mm y Reeder I. Tom my boy, 2. jct ski ing, 3 m y brothers. 5. ath letic 28 • FRESH MEN Kelsey Plagc-nhoef 2 . dduj , 4 . Kiss my g ri ts! 5 . nosey Ashlee Reynolds I . Dionne, 2. my mom , 3. Po rsc h e Rou n dtree , 4 . Whatever' 5. perfect Purvi Patel 5. honest with Adam, 3 . socs, 4 . N ea to Burri to! 5. greaser Johnny Payne 2. life, 3. when runner in football goes inro the pile instead of around it Karley Poplstein Cary Price 2. SUUSI, 3. people who whine, 4. And now back on rhe farm Josh Purdy 1. BF, 2. guys, 3. when people srare, 4 . It's aJJ good. 5. shore Bo R ichardson Cameron Paxton I. Zero, 2 . eating large tacos Laura Ragland 1. Laurie, 2. someone, 4 . ~ why are you laug hing ar me.> ~ different ranch .. w hatever Oscar Rivera Matt Pegram 1. Basil, 2. basketball, my dog, 4. Shut up! Amy Rosapepe I Pepper, 3. chewing ice, 4. Whatever tickles your pickle' 5. hyper Porsche R oundtree 1. The Queen B, 2. 111, cloches, 3. Ashlee Reynold;. 4 . Stupid girl' �FRESHMEN INFO: • 1. Nickname 2. Obsession 3 . Pet peeve 4. Favorite saying 5. One word to describe self n u1rer Girl sleepwalks from New York to Panama! Kristi Rouse 1. Kristis, 2 . guys, 3. when people stare, 4. I'm sorry! 5. short Pamela Ryan 1. Pam, 2. driving my dad's 66 Ford Mustang, 4. Ah, shut up! 5. insane Amanda Sain 1. Tweery, 2. cute guys, 4 . Hey, girl! 5. friendly Scarr Savage 2. Adidas, 3. not getting enough sleep, 4. I don't want to go to school, 5. laid back Erin Saunders 2. my horse, 3 . when people keep repeating things Chris Schneider Alex Seamon 2. swimming, 4. I don't know! 5. cognitatious- not dynamic Stephanie Sgroi 1. Julie Ann's litde sister, 2. Molly Shannon 's cousin, 4. I love it, I love it, I love it! Sarah Sellari 1. Sarah Salami, 2. little green goblins, my kids, 5. allusive Austin Sherry 2 . Ohio Srate football , 3. Va. Tech, 4. Hey' Amy Shriver 1. Scoorer, 4. 9 8 excuse yous! 5. unique Jesse Simmons 1. J ess, 4. Shur up 1 5. creative Mary Sicora 4. 80??', 5. loco Julia Slack 2. Nike, 3 . Adidas, 5. Smiles Trista Smith 1. Trisker, 3. Narks, 4. Later, dude, later! 5. phar Brad Sowder 4. I'm nor late, my locker was jammed ' 5. honest Emily Snider 1. Blondie, 2. purple, 4. No, Meliss. .I know' 5. heureuse Rachel Spencer 2. guys, guys, and more guys, 4 . Hey , d .o. 1 5. happy l. J ewe ls, J onah Starr 2. money , 3. gerring bear up, 5. pyrotech ni c Lesley Srec 1. Lae, 2. J.O. 4. Howdy Hi! PATE-STEC . 29 �- - ,. ~RESl=IMEfi " QET We all get up every morning and for what? Clubs, school, sports, school, work, school, band, and yes, you guessed it, school. It exhausts us just thinking about it. We run so much just to go to sleep and be able to get up and do it again, Why? Who knows, but there must be some logic to it all. But ... after all the work without any play, freshmen every once in a while just have to get down to earth. Sarah Stec 2 . "A & L" 4. Jessica! 5. sweet Shareef Taher 1. Reefer, 3. rednecks Stephanie Thomas l. Stephie, 2. my lipstick, 4. Anyways . . .80, 5. Blonde Jash Thacker Ryan Vand elind e I Va nLinder chetse . 2 sleep, 4 Hey' 30 Trina Steinmaker 2. horses, 3. barnacles, 5. Pandora Ashley Stuart 1. Actually, 2. Leggett's Guy, 4 . You're so silly! Don Swing 1. Rosco, 2. Xena, ' Where did he go? Brad Tayloe 1. Preppy, 2 . hunting and fishing, 3. Kelly Taylor Kelly Taylor 3. Brad Tayloe, 4. Pprhhn, 5. supernatural Mary Thomas 2. knitting w ith my brother, ,P guys in lirrlc coats, 4. Down!· Lee Ann Thornton 1. Lee-Lee, 4. Are we shocked)!) nutty Jamie Trivett 1. Jamal, 2. Butterfi ngci; 4 . N ev-er-mind Jessica Trompeter I. rhe judge"s daughter, 3. Salvation Army people char ring chci.r bells, 4. Like Allan Underwood 1. Red, 3. school principals, 5. trouble Tracey Underwood 2. my big bird, 4. What about the Martians? 5. crazzzy Dana Vaughn Sockee, 2 . S.A. F. 3. Crystal talki ng about J . & B. Wilson Waldron 2. basketball, 3. Michael G usler Jenny W airers 1. Jennay , 2. Kurr Cobain , 3 Fluffy jackets Ryan Warson 2. Virgin ia Tech , 3. UV A �FRESHMEN INFO: l. Nickname 2. Obsession 3. Pet peeve 4. Favorite saying 5. One word to describe self Matthew Weaver 2. my stunt bike, 3. Rap, 5. smart Koren Webb Amanda W hite 1. Ziggy, 2. fire, 98, 4. Hey now, 98! 5. different I. Karen, 2. guys, 3. Bran- d, 4. What a schmuck! 5. wicked Ashley Whire l. Ash, 2. shopping, 4. Like ... 5. congenial Marr Williams l. Pumpkin Head, 2. H okies, 3. UV A, 5. short Misty Willmott 1. Lolly -po p, 2 . Miz MacDaddy, 5. spastic Joey Windel 2. dinbikes and girls, 4. Seay back, just stay back' Melissa Winkler l. Chewy, 2. che phone, 3. slow drivers, 5. friendly Michael Winston I. Mike, 2. Hokies, 3. UV A, 4 You rebel! Karie W airer 2. flying, 3. my brocher, 5. energetic Adam Wood l. Sweet, 2. tennis, 3. Virginia Tech, 4. Hola! Como esras? Brian Wood 2. Virginia Tech, 3. UVA, 4. Hokies rule!!! Joseph Wray 2. goods, 3. no goods, 4. Got the goods! 5. trouble Caitlin Wright l. Penquin , 2. guys at Myrtle Beach, 4. Hey, 0.0. 1 Brandie Wood I. B- Dogg, 2. g u ys, Koren, 5. disturbed Wayne Wright I. Wayne-0, 2. to dunk , 4. Shut Up, Fool! 5. smooth 3. Jessica Wydner I. J essie, 2. Michael, 4 Oh, My' Marissa Wujek I. Mars, 3. bad radio sta- tions, 4. Halee! 5. different Tommy Zamorski 3. people asking m e for food , 5. different DOUJn TO EARTl=t ' ' �To Infinity and Beyond . different from any other grade.· Eighth grade is very. ili and there are more proJThere is more respons1b ty lectives instead of one, eas you get to choose. tw~ eand there is a sense of . year will go far you · get to m eet new. fnen hth graders this more freedom. The:' ords of a great space in years to come; m e ':·s To infinity and beyon . Buzz Lightyear' for you ran~~;; . ... I won d er w hat Eric is eatmg n~ 32 • EIGHTH �Stuart Abbitt Serene Alami Travis Aldridge Sarah Anderson Taryn Anderson John Apirico Elizabeth Apgar Steven Austin Catherine Aydlett Suzanne Ayer Brandy Barnett Jason Bays Brandon Beckner Kacey Beckner Robert Belcher Ryan Belcher Ryan Blackwell Leslie Blais Jason Blake Drew Blevins Nathan Bowdel Strike a pose! The three stooges Justi n Canfield J ennie Carter Brandy Cory Sara Chapman Julia Chen Adam Chi twood Spencer Christley Valerie Co le Courtney Conner Nichole Conner Chris Conq uest Taylor Cornwall Aaron Cox Jessica Cox ABBITT-COX 33 �Erin Culpepper Lizzie Daly Ryan Daly James Davis Michelle Davis Margaret Davies R.J. Desorcy Thomas Dickerson Ashley Dolan Erin Donahue Katie Doremus Allison Doughty Thomas Drumheller John Dugan Lindsay Elkins Leslie English Matt Eubank Paul Eubank Stephanie Fagg Laura Fawley Adam Feldvary Robyn Ferland Piotr Filipczyk Ashley Fitzgerald Fielding Fitzpatrick Michele Florian J essica Flowers Brooks Foley Pennie Foley Jaime Fowlkes Jamie Funk Joshua Furrow Cathleen Garcia Katherine Garrett Elisha Gauley Clay Gaynor Eathan Gleiner Jeff Goings Kathleen Golston David Good Chris Gould Josanne Graham Lauren Gross John G ualdoni Lauren Gualdoni Caroline Gust Bryan Hamilton David Harbourt Sarah Heil Sarah Henderson Alex Henry Carissa Hensley Matthew Holden Ashly Holland Evan Huffman Gary Hunley Eli zabeth Hurt Cynthia Ilewicz Phillip Ingram Melissa Jackson Brandi Jarvi s David Jones Courtney Kesler 34 9 EIGHTH �Leigh Kidder Rebecca Kopstein Andrew Kosowitz Michael Kraemer Adam Lackey Garth Landis Jake Landis Matt Latstetter Eric Lemmer Brandon Leonard Michael Lilley T.J. Link Sarni Linn Ted Loesel Jennifer Madison Ramon Makdissi Justin McAllister Jesse McGill Chris McGuire Kata McKinney Tyler Mclellan Travis Miller Jessi Mills Alicia Mitchell Brer Mohler Elizabeth Morris Carrie Morrison Kari Morrison Kelly Morrison Shane Murphy David Myers Chad Nicely Samantha J ason O wenby Michael Pae Sara Page Maureen Peck James Peery Carlos Perez Brad Powell Casey Power Ricky Rash J eff Ray Adam R eed Gregory Rheude Mindy Schneider Karie Schrad er Megan Scott Ashley Scruggs Step hen Selvey Joel Shelton Micah Sim on CULPEPPER-SIMON • 35 �Tanya Sinha Bonnie Skinnell John Slovcnsky Erin Sr. Clair Kelly Sr. Clair Scarr Srancil Macaroni and .. . Cheese! !! ... ...... ------ Benjamin Trent Marrhcw Trent William Vagrs Anna W eeks Alyssa W ehrmeisrer Maegan Wilburn David Win D avid Wohlford Srephen W airer Cheers' U p , U p , and Away G orcha 1 36 • EIGHTH �THEMIDO Stacy Smith Jessica Synder Wendy Spurlock Na Na a Boo Boo Lauren Steele Riley Stevenson Loni Stoneman Jessica Vaughan Robyn Walden Heather W ebscer Lucy Wilkins Jennifer Wilson David Winfree Isn 't she cute? Sonnee Wright Christopher Yamine Austine Zimmerman At times the eighth grade at Cave Spring Junior gets caught in the middle between the fuss of the sixth graders and the freshmen's exciten1ent. Out pages are here to let the 8th graders be the head of the class and come out of the rniddle . We won 't even as k!! ~ • . SINHA-ZIMMERMA 37 �tar L • Star light, star bright the first star I see tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might have the wish I wish tonight. What ever he said ... Alex Addy Belinda Allison Erin Alteri Cynthia Anderson Juliana Aparicio Derek Arnold David Arthur David Avery Jacob Bain Ashley Baldwin Christine Balzer Chance Barnett Hanah Barnru ll Drew Barrett Meghan Barrier Andrew Bauman Jod ie Baumann Brandon Bayne Letisha Beachy Margaret Beazley Austin Behl Cory Belcher Lauren Blair Melanie Blan ding N icole Blankensh ip M ichael Boericher Kathryn Bohm Amanda Bohon 38 'SEVENTH Attached to T az' �Star B • All Smiles Benjamin Bomberger Amy Bonner Casey Boothe Meghan Bowling Help!?! Michael Brammer Shanna Briggs Patrick Bryan Shera Bushnell Chad Campbell Matthew Cantrell Jennifer Carlton Tracy Cedergren Jeffrey Chapman Lauren Clatterbuck Jenny Clingenpeel Abby Coblenry Amy Coblenry N athaniel Collins Joseph Com p ton Steven Conner April Cooper Amy Cowhig Amber Cox Matthew Cox Jason Craighead Kriscin Craig head Elizaberh Crowd er Eric Cunn ing ha m Rachael Cu rrier Trent Curri n Marthew Oalron J ustin Davies ADDY-DA VIES • 39 �Benjamin Davis Holly Davis Jason Davis Katherine Davis Martin Davis Thomas Davis Amanda Deboard Samuel Dewitt Bryce Diffenderfer Nicole Dotton Russell Drumheller Jesse Durham Christopher Dye Jessica Eagle Kelli Eagle Daniel Eggleston Sara Evans Sarah Ferguson Michael Fickler Jodi Fink Catherine Finkler Christina Finnerty Justin Fisher Laura Fitzpatrick Ryan Fleming Merideth Fox N icholas Fox Jennifer Fralin Adriane Frank Philip Furrow Tara Garland Timothy Gately Chris Gillespie Adam Glassick Lauren Goldsmith Elizabeth Grimes David G uynn Thomas Hagan Bradley Hahn Alicia Hale Shastady Hall Crystal Harman Brandie Hartless Am ber Hartman J oseph HarweU Wesley Haynes G regory Hemberger Laura Henderson Ryan Hergruder Benjamin Hester Ch ristopher Hodges Andrew Holben Blake Holcomb And rew Holder Lauren Huokway W endy Hucglin 40 SEVENTH �Angela Hundley Danielle Jennings Kimberly J emigan Elizabeth Jetton Douglas Johnson Evan Johnson Matthew Johnson Bret Jones Brian Jones Deva Jones Laura Jones Mitchell Jones Stephanie Kelley Katie Kesler Christine Koval Justin Krehbiel Yuki Kumazawa Carly Lambert Robin Lambett Lauren Lancaster Shawn Lane Keath Mayes Mary McAden Mary Alice McKay Devin McMurray William McQuate Daniel Melki Carrie Metheny Crystal Miller Valerie Miller Sara Neighbors Shaina Oberlender Adam Overfe lt 111eresa Passeretti Joshua Patterson Dagny Patton Ad rienne Pa.xton Jordan Peace Chelsea Pevarski Shannon Pop lsrein Terra Poplsrein John Pui g Jonathan Redi ck DAVIS-REDICK 41 �Erin Reid Thomas Reidy Lindsay Reynolds Megan Roberrson Jennifer Rorer Breeze Ross Dustin Russeau Joseph Russo Barry Ryan Julie Saunders Taylor Savage Kathleen Sawyer Eric Schaaff Emily Seamon Heather Shank Adrienne Shelor Tara Shepherd Adam Shorter Blair Shriver Jessica Simmons Chad Smith Erin Smith Robert Snodgrass Adam Sowder Leslie Swing Dina Taner Bridger Tainer Amy Terrell Matthew Tester J effrey Thacker Rebecca Thews Ashley Thompson Matthew Vansandr Reed Vansandr Matthew Volodzko J ennifer Wade Katherine Wagner Adam W aldron Erich W eissbarr Sloan West Jessica Whire Zachery Wi ldman Elaine Wilkinson Clay William s Tara Williams Ash ley Willm on Michelle Wilmer Amanda Winter Tobias Wirkege Stacey Woodfield Ben Wrighr Lucas Wright Robert Yo ung 42 SEVENTH * �Hey, Macarena! Mommy' We're scared! Olympics 2000- watch out! Andy Bauman has his eye on the gold! The basketball team managers cake a well-deserved break. M ichael and Adam look as t h ough they have some tricks up th eir sleeves! REID-YOUNG 9' 43 �Parry Time! This is really a "Motley Crew"! Lookin' Cool! Scarring from scratch-no, nor rhe made from scrarch biscuirs from H ardee ' s-rhe sixth graders here at CSJH! Sixrh g rade may not be rheir first year in school, but it probably fee ls like it to our sixth g raders sometimes. Sure, rhey may have a lot of homework, and be a lirtle bit bigger, but lee 's fact it , sixth grade can feel like kindergarten! No marcer how hard they cried , their elemen rary school reachers could n 't prepare them for rh e shocking size of the crowds! Well, we've got to give chem cred it for crying to prepare you guys. What were they trying to prepare you for>» US.' 44 • SIXTH GRADE Three peas in a pod With a smile Eke chat, Philip must be havin · We're just a lovely bunch of coconuts' fun' �John Adkins Sarita Alami Misty Amos Mary Apgar Anuj Arora Alyssa Austin Elisha Austin Benjamin Basham Benjamin Beahm Bcyan Benson Shannon Bernardo Valerie Bessett Cass Beverly Joshua Bohon Chris Boimon Jeremy Bowles Carrie Bowles Parrick Boylan Brenda Bredberg Michela Brooks Erica Brown Casey Bryant Angela Burks Philip Burton Brenton Bushkar Drake Bushnell Danielle Callahan Ashleigh Carrer James Carver Laura Cassels Chase Chewning Kerri Christley Parrick Christley Sara Clark Jennifer Clark Sarah Clarke Dence Clayror Crysral Colgan Travis Collette Jenni fe r Conner Hollie Courser Sarah Cox Emily Cullum Jody Davis Cambria DeBoard Mary Delaney Erica Dickson Cara Digare Ashley Dooley Meagan Downie ADKINS- DOW IE . 45 �Shane Draper Travis Dunbar Thanh Duong Joshua Eanes Forrest Emery Tyler Emery Kristin English Laura Equi Angela Faust Daniel Fawley Joseph Ferguson Stuart Ferguson Erin Ferland Jonathan Fiedler C.L. Fitzpatrick Sarah Fleener Daniel Florian Cole Foor Ashea Francis Alana Fuller Jana Fuller Shoshonna Gearhart Justin G eer Kristin Gibson Bryan Glisson Sebastian Gocan Kristina Guilliams Heather Hale Bryan Haley Krisanna Hall Marrhew Hamilton Diana Harboun Courrney Hardesry Stephanie Harvey William Heinemann Benny Hepinstall Leslie Hines Ed Hodges Lindsay Hodges Heather H olland J enna H ollins Jonathan Hopkins Marvin Howard Colby Howell A.L. Huddleston David Hundley Thomas Hunley Steven Hum Michael Ireson Melissa James Cunis Jenni ngs Michelle ] ohnson Arnez Jones Gerard Kasza Meghan Kelleher Ji llian Kilcullen Adam King Kathryn Kostura Erin Koval Shea K.rupin Crystal Lamb 46 • SIXTH �Jonathan Lanier John Lawson Nichole Leamnson Collin Llbassi Anna light J ennnifer Lilley Elisabeth Longmire Andrew Lumsden Amanda Lynch Sarah Lyon Monica Markwell Dana Martin Erica Mason Cole Mauer Lynsi Mayes Kisha Mayo Lindsay McClung Jason McGill Jesse McGrath Carrie McKnight Derrick Miller Mindy Mills Jill Moore Matthew Moore Adam Morse Matthew Murphy Andrew Myers Caroline Myers Clifton Myers Kathleen Nash Summer Nepper Brirrany Neuberg Matthew Nichols Timothy Nichols Owen Nielsen Thomas Orr Ryan Owenby Kellen Ozanich Andrew Page Jordan Peery Sidney Poole Alliseon Prather Brandon Price Erica Price Sara Purdy Samantha Rackow James Randolph Ash ley R atcliff Jonathan Ray T yler Reburn Joseph Redwine Brian R eeder Ashley Reyer Seth R eynolds Matthew Rheude Catherine Rhodes Lisa Ri rchey Crystal Robbins Brandy Romero Jeffrey R orer Everette Rosen Dana Roth Benjan1in Russeau SIXTH. 4 7 �Mary Russell Michael Russo Timothy Sablik Kim Schneider Brooke Scarr Rahman Sinha Derek Slaughter Beth Smallwood Megan Smith Audrey Snider Jusrin Snider Erin Sowder Erin Tainer Andrea Terrell Andrew Tester Crystal Thomas Lee Thomas Tyler Thomas Jeremiah Thompson Derek Thornhill Kate Thrasher Zachary T oves Bryan Trenis Adam Trombower J oshua Turn er Brittany Vasick Carrey Wagoner Melandy Waldron Jessica Wallis Jenni fer Walser Jared Walters Evan Warren William Warren Mark Weaver Jordan Wells Ashley West Ashlee Wilburn J ohn W ilkins Ashley W ills Heather Wimmer Nathan Wim mer J enna Wi ndschilt Kristen Wood Brian Woodson Lindsay Wright Brittany Yarber Kelly Yearrs ~· " Watch fo r rhe pass, Mark '" 48 ' SIXTH • �Even rhe fleas are smiling! I come in peace. Alie ns com e in a ll forms . RUSSELL-YEATTS • 49 �As many kids do not know, teachers have lives too. Some may be old, but they still know how to have fun! Whether it is watching an old Star Trek, going on trips, or just having fun getting together, our faculty plainly enjoys life. Those teachers of ours can lead exciting lives; not all the time, but when they need a little break from giving tests, and grading papers! For fun, we asked our teachers what celebrity they considered themselves to resemble. We got some interesting answers (and reasons!) Lewis Allen An, Interest 7 Jeanine Bader Paraprofessional Ann<.' Bailey Frt:nc h I, II ; Tum Cruise -h as an imposs iblr: mi ss io n Amy Barnhart Guidance; Dept. Chairman Scon Beard Ma th; Craig N clson-the coach Lani Beasley M elvin Bendey Band Susan Bowles Bookkeeper Steven Boyer Principal Mike Brancati Assisrant Principil.l LaVina Brothers Paraprofessional Rennie Bruno Guidance Kelly Bulkley Health and Physical Education Sarah Burnett Science, Social Studies, Sp.Ed. Department Chairman CheryI Caffee Office Assistent Karen Campbell Language Arcs 6 Nancy Clemons English 8,9; T ony the Tiger Jason Cook Health and Physical Education Math; Morricia Addams-dar k clothes and dark lipstick Mr. Boyer plays poster boy for The Next Generation. They look a little too happy' Mrs. Bailey observes her surroundi ngs: " No sign of intelligent life here ... 50 • FACULTY �Clara Cordell Library Paraprofessional Shelley Creasey Language Arcs 7 Our cafereria ladies Carhleen Bohon, Judy Saul, Edna Edwards, Beverly Koberlein, Peggy Shepherd, Edna Franklin relax before the 4rh lunch onslaught. (Not pictured-Judy Radford) Rick Crotts Health and Physical Educadon; Tom SeUeck Jackie Divers Librarian Ann Deeds Civics, World Geography Ruth Donahue Technology Specialist Jeanne Duddy Social Studies 6; Samantha on Bewitched Our teachers manage to beam themselves down to a payi ng vacarion 1 Something has gone wrong at the junior high; where are you, Mr. Beard))) Generation ALLEN-DUDDY ~ 51 �_xtraord inary Yummy' Mr. Boyer celebrates his 40rh binhday wirh FOOD. This must be one of Mrs. Sain's better days! Sonja Duffy Paraprofessional ; Gabby Hayes Mike Duncan Paraprofessional Barbara Dyer Language Arts 7, English 8; Barbara Scanwyck Francine Dyer Earth Science, English 8, 9 John Fedison Health and Physical Education Martha Garrison Paraprofessional Mrs. Oakes and Mrs. Duffy dress formally for their next voyage to Mars! A classic movie that most people love is E.T., the Extra Terrestrial. In our school E.T. stands for something else, extraordinary teachers. Our teachers put a lot of time and effort in working hard for the students. The teachers of Cave Spring Junior High are definitely out of this world 52 ' FACULTY Claudia Geiger Ge rm an ; Angela Lans bu r y- s h c chink s young Robert Giles Science; D epa rtm ent Chair Sue Giles Chorus; Lucille Ball Brenda Griggs Earth Science; Miss Piggy Paula Gross Paraprofessional Teresa H nfey Social Studies 7 Dee Harrison Gu idance Secretary Diane: Hcrclu:nridcr Language Ans 6; Team Coord inator; Jill on Home Improvement Muriel Kelley H ealth and Physical Education; Department Chai r David Kessler Social Studies 7 Learlene Lanier M arh 8, 9, Social Srudies Math 7. AJgebm: parrm enr Chnir; Jill ,\ len on Homt lmp ru: 'r ~~ Cindy L'lwrcnc-e �eachers Please, Lady Luck, let CSJ win the lottery so we can buy some SP ACE . Kathryn Lewis Latin 1, 2 Doris Light School Secretary G lenn Waldron, Becki Austin, and Edrow Lewis work hard to keep CSJH dean and functioning. Carla Long Health and Physical Education A happy-go-lud..-y Mrs. Page Stephen Magenbauer Keyboarding Looks like g uys day out! Chris Morris English 9; Clint Eascwood Darlene Oakes Parapr ofess i o n a l ; Don Knotts Bob O"Keeffe Tech nology Educarion; Inreresr Deparcmem Chair Greg Old Socia l Srudies 6· Wi lso n on Home Imp rovement Brenda Page Math 7, 8; cross between Ann Margret and ] ane Fonda L'l.Zzelle Parker Arc DUFFY-PARKER • 53 �ndependence Ann Perris Language Arts 6 Cindy Phillips Math, Social Srudies, Science; Kelly of Married with Chil- Renee Pickey Mach 6 Sue Price English 9; che Wicked Witch of the West dnn Judy Rouse Language Arts 6 N ancy Shorter Sc.,Soc.St.,Eng.; Gold ie Hawn-p retends co be d itzy but not really ' '~ 'i> . . l. 54 FACULTY Claudeen Shelton Paraprofessional Stuart Sibley Lang uage Arts 6; Mark Twain-a great imagination Sharon Rothrock Interest 6, 7 (Home Ee) Sharon Sain Language Arts 7, Math 7, Computer Coordinator Ann Seddon ] udie Shubert Paraprofessional O ur teachers (and some stud ents) show their ani ma1istic sid e by roam ing in packs! ] ohn Quesenberry Math 7, 8; Clint Eastwood World Geography; Dolly Panon-figure char one out Mrs. Griggs and her crusty care head off for a day at the zoo! Alden Sieber World Geog, Mach, Civics, Earth Science, English 9 Scott Simmons Earth Science Robin Short Paraprofessional Marth Smith World Geography; A.ngela Lansbury-I love n mystery �ID 4 Terri Sreffen Eog.7,8, D epc.Chai r; Osau:Odd Couple, the messy one Nancy Spraker Asst.Principal; Anthony Hopkins-Welch nature Susan Stephens Science 6; Monica on flriendJ, the neat one Jennifer Stout Spanish I, Eng.7; Phoebe on Frimds, the happy one Barbara Thomas Language Arts 6, 7 Corrie Wingate Science 7; J ac ques ~out~au-1 spend lots of Danielle Wise Band 6,7,8,9; J o hn Phillip. Sousa-a great Jason Suhr Math 6; Alec Baldwin Mary Lou Vaniels Keyboarding, Com. Appl.; Carol Burnett J ane Wright Health a nd Ph ys ica l Education Mrs . Wire' What are you up to this time' Glenn Waldron Head Custodian; Tim Allen of Home Improve- Shirley Walrond Science 6; Team Coordinator One of the hottest movies over the summer of '96 was Independence Day, otherwise known as I D 4. Alien-like individuals are constantly being spotted here at CSJ, expecially in the classrooms. Many times you hear teachers talking about how the kids are very hyper and spacey. Also you hear kids say that teachers are sooo mean that they seem like aliens! Well- some days are like that! Guess we need a space shuttle for "time out" for all of us occasionally! Karen Sumner Language Arcs 7 Berty Whisman Algebra, Geometry; Loretta Lynn-I'm a coal miner's dnughrer Susan Wire Physical Science; Mr. Wizard Lee Woody Soc.Sr.6, Sc.6, 7; Scarlett O 'Hara-I'll rhink nb0<u rhat tomorrow! PAGE-WRIGHT • 55 �Clubs this year are . . Clubs this year are RED HOT!! When you join a club you get a chance to meet different people and make new friends. Clubs are not all work and no play and lots more fun than you think!!! If you are willing to lend a helping hand, then you might want to think about joining the Builders' Club. If you like to look up things lik e a rep orter and you are a good writer, th en you might want to join the N ewspaper Sta ff . So why not join a d ub next year; or at least think about it. There is a club out there for you if you just look. Le t 's parry with rh e Be ta C lub 56 ' INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS �Newspaper staffers are always at work. Builders' Club members are always willing to help out. What Kinds of New Clubs Would You Like ... Gymnastics or dance Club. Ashley Reyer Debate Club. I like to argue! Ashley Ratliff A Karate Club for all grades . Tyler Relnem Leslie Hines An after school Art Club. Michael Mull A Travel Club to rake trips. Drama Club so we could have plays. Laura Henderson Media Club-it could make a news program for CSJH. Adam Feldvary Athletic Club to raise money for sports and sports lovers can talk and have fun. Em ily Gallagher A Chess Club to help improve our skills. Michael Kilcullen A Support Club for Girls so girls can get together and talk. Elaine Jones Spanish Club since so many kids rake Spanish. Paula Kolejka The original UVA Hokie on SCA Spirit Day. Y earbook sure isn 'r all work' INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS 9 57 �THE BETA BUNCH Between highway dean-ups and organizing dances, the Beta Club stays busy throughout the year . On top of all the help they give the communi . they all still manage to maintain their 3.5 or above GPA's . Don't worry though-fun is still always present in their lives. These well rounded stud~ are smiling and thinking as they all make up part of the Beta Bunch. Front row-Jennifer Dickison, Caitlin Evans, Erin Campbell, Row 2-Valerie Blevins, Lauren Babich, Saboora Bhurra, Renee Gagnier Front row-David Billingsley, Chris Bast; Row 2Wes D erryberry, Andy Glassick; Row 3-Michael Conrad, T o m Parker Advisor, Mrs. Teresa Hafey Front row-Angela Pae, Shannon H end erson, Ashley Neighbors; Row 2-Lauren Lowe, Sheena Jain, AllisonJ erron; Row 3-Laura Nasca, Marcy Nussbaum , Colleen James Front Row-Kevin H end erson, Nathan Libassi; Row 2- Bill Hueg lin, Matt Lewi s; Row 3-Johnny Payne, David Kidd Officers-Hospitality Chairs Mari ssa Wujek, Melissa Winkler; Sec. Landon Metts; Pres. Adena Kaplan; VP Allison Campbell Front row-Em ily Snider, Cary Price, Stephanie Sgroi; Row 2-Purvi Patel, Julia Slack , Mary Sicora; Row 3-Ashley Sruarc, Karie Wolter, Mary Thomas 58 • BETA CLUB Advisor Ms . Rennie Bruno Front row -J esse Simmon s, T ommy Reeder; Row 2Scott Savage, Ryan Vandelinde ; R ow 3- Adn.rn Wood , Alex Seamon �These down-to-earth helpful students are definitely "far from spacey." The SCA is always around waiting to help the school and community in any way possible. From collecting food for those in need to telling teachers they are appreciated, the dedication and hard work of all those involved is seen throughout Cave Spring Junior High. ---. I ' •- "' I ' . 1 ' I I I , • I I ' I . ' I Front row-Everett Rosen, Dane Hollar, John Adkins, Farnid Sinha, Holly Courser, Brittany Yarber, Joey Ferguson, Alyssa Austin, Lindsey Wright, Valerie Besserr, Reed VanSandt; Row 2-Tyler Reburn, Lucas Sr. Clair, Drake Bushnell, Sarah Lyon , Lee Thomas, Jennifer Wade, Lauren Hookway, Meghan Barrier, Karie Kessler, Meredith Fox, Carie Metheney; Row 3Jessica Vaughan, Allison Doughty, Jennifer Wilson, Ausryn Zimmerman, James Dixon, Brandy Barnett; Row 4-Bobby Gilliland, Valerie Blevins, Jon McCann, Mary Hammer, Chris Bast, Kevin Henderson, Adena Kaplan, Rachel Spencer, Amy Dodson, Seth Bryant; Row 5-Melissa Winkler, Paisley Bowles, Bekki Avery Showing a little skin at the SCA dance SCA Officers: Pres. Stephanie Sgroi, VP Katherine Garrett, Sec. Marcy N ussbaum , Activiti es Chair. Allison J erron, 7th g rade rep . L~ u re n Go ldsmith S C A . 59 �YEARBOOK '9 7 WAIT! YEARBOOK STAFF: Front row-Marcy Nussbaum, Paisley Bowles, Saboora Bhurta, Megan Kelly, Row 2-Lee Ann 1l10rn Adena Kaplan, Angela Pae, Amy Dodson, Cary Price, Row 3-Allison Jetton, MichelJe Amos, Sheena Jain, Alison Craw! Allison CampbeJJ, Row 4-Meg Davies, Karie Shrader, Allison Doughry, Erin Culpepper, Row 5-Elizaberh Jerron , L'luren Berh Grimes, Hannah BarnhiJJ. Nor pictured-Lesley Goodman, Jessica Vaughan, Sara Chapman, Johnny Blanding , rographer One thing students look forward to at the end of the year is getting their yearbook. From September to June yearbookers work hard putting on a dance, selling yearbooks, and drawing layouts, writing copy, training the new staff and finally handing out the '97 SQUIRE. Whar do you thinki 60 • YEARBOOK STAFF Taking a weU-earned break �NEWSPAPER '97 N EWSPAPER STAFF: Front row-Laura Henderson, Elizabeth Jcccon, Jennifer \X'ade, Lindsa}' Reynolds, Lauren Hool...·way, Erin Alteri, Hannah Barnhill, Qui.! Bas t, Row 2-Meg D avies , Allison Doughty, Stephanie Sgroi, Kelly Yeatts, Nikki ChiJdress, Leslie Blais, Tonya Sinha, Row 3-David M}•ers, Melissa W in k.J er, Meredith Kind er, Katherine Garren, Christine Koval, Row 4 - Allisonjerton, Michael Conrad, Bill Hueglin , Kevin Henderson, Amy Dodson, Grace Coat>, J ohnny Blanding Head Editor , Mike Conrad Every 9 weeks the SQUIRE SCROLL comes out. With help from their sponsor, Mrs. Herchenrider, sixth through ninth graders create the paper. Anicles range from spores co club news co editorials. The SQUIRE SCROLL is all about the world of Cave Spring students. EDITORS: Front row - Elizabeth J euon , Allison .J euon , Melissa Winkler, Mered ith Kinder, Row 2-Bill Hucg lin , Chri s Basr, Kevin H enderson , Christine Koval . Noc pi ctured Sara Evans Newspaper sponsor. Mrs. Diane H erchennder N EWSPAPER STAFF ft; y: 61 �Running w E L I K E • hat lS Running? Obviously, you don't have to be a crack star for this running. Friendly faces show up all over the school to bring you your lunch, guidance pass, or overdue book slip. Whatever the job, they are always there! RUNNERS: Front row-Mary Thomas, Meredith Kinder, Kevin Henderson, David Wohlford, Karley Poplescein, Travis Aldridge, Row 2-Adam Hollingswonh, Sarah Hammer, Kristi Rouse, Kristie Deans, Liz Daly, Megan Kelly, Seth Bryant, Scott Savage, Matt Lewis, Eileen Nunley, Row 3-Amy Dodson, Adam Wood, Craig Catalano, Melissa Winkler, Stephanie Sgroi, Chris Bast, Emily Gallagher, David Billingsley, Natalie Bushkat, J essica Trompeter, Ryan Vandeline, Row 4Chtis Old, Sruan Abbitt, Spencer Christley , Laura Nasca, Chris Gould, Michael Kraemer, Karie Shrader, Elizabeth Morris, Cory Malone, Andy Glassick, Robert McFall ,,, -·--,, T And there's the handoff. Go Will! 0 D 0 Andy-always giving a helping hand. Daily ritual- 62 'RUNNERS she lving books ; as Tiffany d e monstrates . �L E T' s Let's build! Not literally, but this group does try to build interest in the student body for projeas like colleaing food for the needy, AIDS awareness, the SMOKE OUT, deaning the highway and other helpful aaivities.Builders' Club is open to all interested 7th through 9th graders who are interested in helping others. BUILDERS ' CLUB: Front row-Alicia Hale, J enny Clingenpeel, Tracey Gidelli, Laura H enderson, J ennifer Wade, Angela Pae, Row 2-Wendy Hueglin , Adrienne Shelor, Tracy Cedegren, Hannah Barnhill, Krishna Bhavsar, Row 3-Srephanie Sgroi, Stacy Orr, Score Koval, J ennifer Wilson, Leslie Blais, Row 4-Sarah Stec, Paisley Bowles, Emil y Caldwell, Meli ssa Winkler, Meredith Kinder, Row 5-Lesley Stec, Grace Coats, Shannon Henderson, Craig Catalano, Adam Wood, R ow 6-Amy Dodson, Jennifer Davis, Adena Kaplan, Alison Crawley, Marcy Nussbaum B u I L D BUILDERS' CLUB: Front Row-Lindsay Reynolds, Carissa H ensley, Erin Alteri, Lauren Hookway, Ms. Srour, sponsor; Row 2-Sarah H enderson, Erin Culpepper, Rebecca Thews, Katherine Min, T.J. Link, Row 3-Karherine Garrett, Elizabeth Apgar, T anya Sinha, Michael Kramer, Karie Shrader, Row 4-Casey Power, Ashley Fitzgerald , Loni Sroneman, Casey Bryant, Emi ly C ullum , Row 5-Carrie Morrison, Suzanne Ayer, Sarah Anderson, Brandi Barnett, Row 6-Sheena J ain, Lauren Lowe, Anna W eeks, Karley Beckner Too busy wi th food collecting ro smi le at the cam era, Ms. Stout? '• OFFICERS : Front row -Cary Price-treas. , Alli son Cam pbell -sec. , J ulia Slack-vice pres. , Allison J etton-pres .. Row 2- Marr D unne-9 th grade rep .. Allison Ooughry-Srh grade rep .. Elizabeth J etton-7th grade rep . BUILDERS ' CLUB • 63 �- , -;- 'I _ fn ~e guidance sp9n_sored programs there are many people trying to help their friends· and the-school in a variety of ways. Natural Helpers help their peers on a one-on-one basis. They go through swnmer training to learn how to use refusal skilli and. a variety of other skills. Guidance Advisory advises the guidance program. Freshman Council helps freshmen get more acquainted with CSHS and also fills out the big calendar by room 30 with events concerning freshmen. Tutors are people who help their peers with studying-and homework. You can meet with them before school or during study ha:.11. Peer mediators help two people that have a problem. They meet regularly and are trained in solving problems. All in all, everyone in guidance loves lending a helping hand. S hanie Sgroi , Sheena Jain , Carie Price, Allison Cam) TUTORS: Fronr row- rep . H d. Micl,elle Amos, Row 3-Man Lewi . B t Kevrn en erson, bell, R ow 2- Ch ns as • F 1 Man Dunne, Row 4-Allison J etto1 l Johnathan ar ey, ' D av1"d B"lli L ngs ey, . . kJer R ow 2 5-Ad ena Kaplan, Ryan Vandcli n ~ Spencer Christley, Melissa Wm ' Andy Glassi ck GUIDANCE ADVISORY: Front row-J ohn Slovensky, J eff Chapman, David Harbourt, Row 2-Mary Hammer, Megan Kelly, Sarah Hamm er What's so funny , Melissa? 64 • What are aU of you thinking about> GUIDANCE J �ATURAL HELPERS: Front row-Sara Page, Erin Culpepper, Lauren Goldsmith, Meg le;utey, Row 2~Lizzte Daly, Tom Hagan, Stephanie Sgroi, Melissa Winkler, Row 3-Matt ~is, J.J. Redick, Anna Weeks, Sonnet Wright, Row 4-Ryan Vandelinde, Carter Ar- ~gcon, Bech Harms, Julia Slack, Row 5-Andy Glassick, Spencer Christley, Row 6-Karen 'lmpbell, Susan Stephens, Terri Steffen PEER MEDIATORS: Front row-Valerie Bessett, Brita Price, Kate Sawyer, Laura Henderson, Row 2-Allison Doughty, Meg Davies, Adena Kaplan, Brent Jones, Row 3-David Myers, Chris Bast, Andrew Holben, Row 4-Elizabeth Hurt, Dina Taber, Row 5-Bill Hueglin, Amanda Sain, Tara Shepherd, Row 6-Loni Stoneman, Brenda Page, Robert McFall ' r.L UU ' 'ltESHMAN COUNCIL: Front row-Kristi Rouse, Sarah Hammer, Sheena Jain, Julia Slack, Kim Mizack, Krisy ~bavsar, Mary Hammer, Row 2-Matt Dunne, Adena Kaplan, Megan Kelly, Melissa Winkler, Allison Campbell '' ............::::.-·.- .... ·.. ·.· .. ·. ··:.......-::::::.:............... . ·.:-.·.::... ·.·::;\.: :. :.../(/: (::: ... Two familiar smiling faces in guidance . .... ... GUIDANCE . 65 �As always, the CSJ Advanced Band has been quite a hit this year. Everyone's talent and dedication has made this year's band one of the best. Though practice charts and playing quizzes are rarely fun , it pays off when we go to district festival and to New York in the spring. Mrs. Wise works very hard to help us improve and deserves a lot of credit for our phenomenal performances in the winter and spring concerts. Best of luck to the freshmen who continue to pass notes n= year in the high school band. au • .. n ~, =ii! I TRUMPETS: Front row-Amy Holmes, Tommy Zarnorski, Leslie English, Meg Davies, Elizabeth Barrier, Row 2-Andrew Kosowitz, Elizabeth Hurr, Nathan Libassi, Heather Kidd, Jared Canfield, Row 3 -Tom Parker, Beth Harms, Michael Conrad, Chris Conquest FLUTES: Front row-Serene Alami, Jessi Mills, Stephanie Fagg, Allison Jetton, Row 2-Arnanda Sain, Row 3-Eileen Nunley, Leigh Kidder, Aya Sakaguchi, Elizabeth Dunham, Christy Faust BAND OFFICERS: Beth Harms, Ryan Vandelinde, RusseU Drumheller, Michael Conra~ Caitlin Evans FLUTES: Front Row-Colleen J ames, Mary Hammer, Erin Campbell, Allison Doughty, Erin Culpepper, Row 2-Sarah Sellari, Renee Gagnier, Allison Campbell, Paisley Bowles, Heather Fanti, Colleen Hally STAGE BAND; (random order)-Bill Hueglin, Sara Page, Clay Haley, Cary Price, Lnuren Lowe, Alic> Holland, Brian Rice, Adam Shorter, Matthew Dalron, Emily CaldweU , J ason Owenby, Adam 01irwoof Paisley Bowles, David Winfree, Barry Ryan, Bryan Trenis, Thomas Dickerson, David Kidd, Brad Powell Ryan Blackwell, Brem J ones, J ason Craighead, Joseph HarweU, Ashley Holland, Heather Webster, KC"11 Henderson, Ryan Vandelinde, Daniel Eggleston, Johnachan Farley, Emily Snider, Michael Conrod , ~n~ Holmes, Tom Parker, Elizabeth Barrier, Meg Davies, J ared Can field , Justin Canfield, Chnd Ounpoo> Juscin Krehbiel, Philip Furrow, Jacob Bain, Andy Bauman, Adam Fddvury, Josh Furrow, A' Sakaguchi, Jessi Mills, Cari Bauman, Kary Christley, Kacie McAden, Kate Sawyer PERCUSSION/LOW WOODWINDS: Front Row-Cathleen Garcia, Lauren Steele, Alicia HoUand , Earhan G leiner, Kevin H enderson , Row 2-Rebecca Kopstein, Lee Ann Thornton , Heather Jones, Shareef Taber , Row 3-Matt Dunne, John Slovensky, Michael Winston, Ryan Vandelin de ~ 66 ~BAND �• ass1n ates Our dedicated band teacher, Mrs. Wise OBOES/SAX: Front row-Score Stancil, Cary Price, Lauren Lowe, Sarah Page, Thomas Drumheller, Row 2-Bonnie Skinnell, Russell Drumheller, Lauren Gross, Jennifer Dickison, Row 3-Marcy Nussbaum, Clay Haley, Brad Sowder, Row 4-Matt Muelenaer, Bill Hueglin, Johnathan Farley, Emily Caldwell, Jason Owenby ..----.. . ....,...--------- ALL DISTRICT:Michael Conrad, Bill Hueglin, Johnathan Farley, Jason Owenby, Mart Dunne, Katie Wolter, Wes D erryberry, Alison Crawley, Marcy Nussbaum, Amy Holmes, Kevin Henderson, Caitlin Evans, Emily Snider, Shareef Taher, Erin Can1pbell, Kary Ch ristley, Mary Sicora, Lauren Steele, Christine Koval, Letisha Beachy , Brent Jones, Alicia Holland, ~-11------.--- Eric Weisbart, Dagny Patton, Tara Shephard, Melissa Jackson , Catherine Clemens, Robbie Snodgrass, J enni fer Dickison, Erin Patterson , Paisley Bowles, Cat11leen Garcia, ~-...- - - - - - - - - - - - . & . - - - - - & - - - T h o m a s Dickerson --•a.""'------.1.....____,___ Culpepper, Josh J--... ~ LARINETS : Front Row -Collee n McCarthy . Carissa H ensley , Carhcrinc Clemens, Row 2- Melissa Jackson , W endy Spurlock , Julia Chen, Row 3- Mary Sicora , Alison Crawley . Catherine Aydlett , Row Ii -J ennifer Wilson , Sheena Jain . Ruw '\ - Emi ly Snider. Caidin Evans, Lt-slcy Stec, Cari Bauman , Karie W ulcer . Alisun Brasher FR . HORNS/ TROMBONES: From Row-Bobby G illiland , Row 2111omas Dickerson, Kary Chrisrley. Heather W ebsrer, Ri ley Stevenson, David Kidd , Row 3-Brad Powell. Andrew Holbein. Elizabeth Morris. Row 4-Ryan Blackwell, Justin Canfield , Eric Lemmer, Stephen W olter. Ryan Daly BAND 9 67 �CarrHing 'Ghe ~une •• • Chorus b egan wirn ralenr and enrhusiasm rhis year. Mrs . Giles srrengrhened rheir voices and raug hr rhem their notes . In the end they were good enough to sing their hearrs our for the elementary schools and for their fellow classmates at the holiday assembly. In the spring they spread their talent when they traveled to Memphis, Tennessee, for a grand finale of the year. ' ALL COUNTY: Front row-Bekkj Avery, Katie Dorem us, Kelli Morrison, Row 2Rachael Ferguson, Auscin Zimmerman , Melinda Schneider, Misty Wilmott, Row 3Sonnec Wrighr, Casey Powers, Lindsay Elkins, Rebecca Miller, Row 4- Porche Roundtree, Landon Mens, Sarah Anderson , Jonathan Blanding, Row 5-Grace Coats, Wendy Bowling, Koren Webb, Row 6-Elizabech Apgar, Lisa Conner, Trista Smith W e travel in packs! ALL DISTRICT-Front row-Sonnet Wright, Lind say Elkins, Sarah Anderson , Tanya Sinha, Row 2-Trista Sm ith , Porche Roundtree , Kati e Doremus, Row 3-Katherine Lo m bart , Grace Coats, Landon Metts, Jonathan Blanding , Row 4-Kelli Morrison , Wendy Bowli ng , Koren Webb 68 • -;;~ CHORUS CHORUS: Front row-Jodi Pink , Chelsea Pervarski , Lindsey Hodges, Sarah Fleener, April Cooper, Angela Burke, Kisha Mayo, Ellen Ozanich, Leslie Swing, Emi ly Cullum , Katheri ne Davis, K imberly Schneider, Danielle J ennings , Courtney Fi tzpacrick, J ennifcr Rorer, Lauren Blair, Amanda Winters , Erin Reid , Megan Bowli ng, Row 2- Kristin Craighead, Sarah Neigh bors , Lauren C larterbuck , Hannah Barnhi ll . Ken Christley, Erica Price, Ashley Fitzgerald , Amy Shriver, J essica Snid er, Ashlee W ilburn , Lindsay Elk ins, Austin Z immerman , Jessi,,. Simmons, Sarah Anderson, Grace Coats, Kati e Doremus, Jenn ifer Clingenpeel, Mrs . Sue Gi les , Row 3-J essica Flowers, Tracey Gioidli . Robcrr Young , Matthew Canrrell , Derck Ricci, Rebecca MiUer, Kelli Morrison, Laura J ones, Brand ie Wood , Amelia Barcley, Lwdon Merr:; . Amanda French , Wendy Bowling, Jessi ca Dooley , Rachael Ferguson , Bekki Avery , Casey Powers, Kacheri ne Lombarc, Lisa Conner, Melind:i Schn eid er, Tanya Sinha, Landon Mens, J onathan Blanding �Latin Club was great this year. As the members explored Roman culture, they were given extra credit points for dressing in traditional Roman robes and togas. On Halloween they carved Roman gods into pumpkins and they finished the year off with a National Latin Exam. All dressed up and nowhere to go! LATIN CLUB : Front row-Maegan Wilburn, J ason Blake, A.dam Lackey , Michael Pae, Row 2-Sruarr Abbitt, David Good, Amy Holmes, Valerie Blevins, Row 3-Tiffany Kinley, Erin Culpepper, Lisa Conner, Fielding Fitzpatrick, Row 4-Angela Pae, Wesley Derryberry, Andy Glassick, Row 5Kevin Henderson, Kelsey Plagenhoef MATH COUNTS TEAM: Front row-Mrs. Page, sponsor, Bridget Tainer, Kelly Dugger, Katie Shrader, Mrs. Sain, sponsor, Row 2-David Harburt, Taylor Cornwall, Eric Wymer ------- Math Counts was very successful this year. Mrs. Page, Mrs. Sai n, and the bright minds of Math Counts participants led the team to a dose second in the Math Counts competition. Many students came in early each morning ro challenge their minds and ro realize how mud1 fun math can actually be! MA.TH COUNTS PARTICIPANTS : Front row- Meg Davies, Alli son Doughty, Katie Shrader, KcUy Dugger, Bridget Taincr , Mrs . Sain , sponsor , Row 2-Mrs . Page. sponsor, David Harburt , llri:rJoncs, Taylor Cornwall , Hannah Barnhill. Elizabeth .J errnn • . MATH COUN TS/ LATIN CLUB 69 �OM or more formally, Olympics of the Mind, has always been a big deal here at Cave Spring Junior. For almost the entire year, our five teams practiced for the regional competition at the end of March. All teams are required to take part in the "spontaneous" competition and to create and perform a skit or build a robot or a car from balsa wood. While it is a huge investment of time and energy, everyone who participates agrees that OM is lots of fun. OM TEAM: Can You Dig It? Jason Bays, Eileen Nunley, Michelle Florian, Jessica Snyder, Sarah Anderson, Taryn Anderson OM TEAM: Can You Dig It? Jennifer Wilson, Katherine Garrett, Sarah Hie!, Elizabeth Hurt, Elizabe1t Apgar OM TEAM: Can You Dig It? Lauren Lowe, Julia Slack (rest of ream at CSHS) OM TEAM: OMerdroid Doug J ohnson , J essica Wallace, J oseph H arwell 70 • ~OM TEAMS OM TEAM: Ba/looneya J essi ca Trom peter, J o n Cann(not pictured ) (rest of ream at CSH S) ~!<' �'••• '' From Spelling Bee to Science Fair to Reflections Contest, Cave Spring ] unior has many students with varied talents. The Spelling Bee is open to students in grades 6, 7, and 8 . Preliminary compecitions take place in each language arts class and these winners compete to be the school champion. The Science Fair involves grades 6 through 9 . All students in advanced science must prepare a project for the fair. However, any student interested in competing can enter a project. There are winners in the various scientific disciplines for each grade level and also a winner for the school as a whole. The Refections Contest is open to students 6 through 9 in many different gendre such as poetry, prose, music, photography, etc. School winners in both the Science Fair and Reflections go on to district competition as well as state, etc. IPELLING BEE PARTICIPANTS: Front Row-Famid Sinha, Alyssa Austin, Doug Johnson, Blair Shriver, Row 2-Josh Eanes, David Hundley, Jonathan Lani er, Jenna Windschitl, Brandy Carey, Row 3-Melvin Morgan, David Wohlford, Benn Beahm, Leslie Blais, David Good, Row 4-Tyler Mason, Chris :;illespie, Jordan Peace, Nathan Bowdel, Chris Yamine, Row 5-Letisha Beachy, ~ ico le Blankenship, Sarah Ferguson, Jeff Burchett, Stephen Wolter, Garth Landis, Row 6-Sarah Clarke, Catherine Rhodes, Matt Johnson, Chris Hodges, l ow 7-Ashley Ratcliff, Kacie Kesler, Katy McAden, Ashley Dooley. Noc >iccured Ben Wright, Ashley Wills SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Front Row-Valerie Blevins, Best-in-show, Row 2Drew Balzer, Tim Sablik, Jill Moore, Row 3-J osh Srowers, Tom H agan, Brent Jones, Row 4-Allison Doughty, Chris Conquest, Aya Sakaguchi , Row 5-Sheena Jain, Stephanie Sgroi, David Billingsley -- --- SPELLING BEE WINNERS: Runner-up , Karie McAden , ChampionA!hley Dooley REFLECTIONS CONT EST WINN ERS: Front Row-Mary Apgar, Meg Davies, Hannah Barnhi ll . Ryan Blackwell, Row 2- Elizabeth J etton , Kelly Duggar. Ashley Dooley. Dana Roth, Laura Cassels. Row 3-Allison J etton , Adena Kaplan , Ashley White, Trina Steinm ak er, Katherine Garrett, Kevin Henderson WINNERS 9 71 �This year at CSJ we got a 1/ 2 million dollar grant to improve the lighting and electrical wiring and put in AC. Not only do the students have to deal with the annoying mobile units, that extra long trip to the library, and the bothersome sound of a jackhammer ringing through the halls when we're trying to take a test, but imagine being one of the construction workers. These guys have to drag their work over to the side or risk being engulfed by a tidal wave of students trying to get to their next class. Everybody, students, faculty, administrators, and, yes, even the construction workers, will be more than happy when the job is finished. Of course those coffee breaks don't seem to be supporting this hypothesis! We've been wondering if those fum es have been affecting the srudencs? Som etimes chose halls can gee a liccle drafcy ; m ake chat a lo t' THE CONSTRU p 0 Hey, no wonder it's taking so long; our construction workers seem ro be bui ldi ng their own little playground area. 72 9 Yo u are now enreri ng rhe tw ili g ht zone .or ou r forn1 er upper hallway . STUDENT LIFE j �Ir seems our men have their own little social hour. Good thing our guidance workers are muJri-talenred~ who else would be able ro brave the sea of plastic' Allison, Mid1eUe, you know you 're not supposed be in there. What are you hiding from ? to H• .fH .\RJ We wonder what they found up there'" STUDENT LIFE • 73 �We travel many places in our lives, and yet have far to go. A place is defined as a portion of space; an area or locality; a particular part or space. but places mean much, much more to us . It is funny how we always seem to remember where the most important (and sometimes unimportant) things in our lives happen to us: where we say our first word, take our first step, make our first stand, experience our first kiss, go on our first date, buy our first car, meet our first love, get our first job, buy our first house, have our kids, have our grandchildren, first realize we have grey hair ... So many things happen in a person's life and they go so many places, the memories pile up. It is just like the saying goes, so many things to do, people to see, places to go. Let"s go canoeing around th e world' She 's going d own! Elizabeth and Rene I . P an their future voyages around the world . Katherine gets a li n le help rising 74 • STUDENT LIFE to new heights. �A Walk in rhe Clouds Wayne walks across rhe New Mexico-Colorado border. Under rhe Sea .. ou'll ·' STUDENT LIFE • 75 �1 HE I D OLD Il l This past summer Atlanta had the honor of holding the 1996 Summer Olympics. The best athletes in the world match up in a series of contests called the Olympic Games. Summer spons include basketball, boxing, cycling, equestrian events, field hockey, gymnastics, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and fi eld, volleyball, wrestlin g and many more. To be able to compete at this high level of competition, athletes have to train hard everyday to accomplish th eir lifetime goal. Some of our students at Cave Spring Junior may well set their sights on f u t u r e Olympics. I've got it! 76 ' INTRODUCT10N TO SPORTS �Almost there, Jonathan! Up, up, and away! Why me)/' It's a bird , it's a plane; no, it's the tennis ball 1 USA TI1at makes it I 00 to 01 INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS • 77 �SIXTH GRADE BRA VE BISHOPS: Front row-Drake Bushnell, Gerard Kasza, Chris Boimoit, Colin Libassi , Row 2Andy Myers, Tyler Thomas, Phillip Burton, Josh Turner GOLDEN EAGLES: Front row-Carrie Wagoner, Holli e Courser, Jodie Davis, Jillian Kilcullen, Row 2-Heather Hale, Brittany Yarber, Melandy Waldron, Row 3· Meghan Kelleher, Dana Marrin LUCKY LADIES: Front tow-Amanda Lynch, Ashley Ratcliff, Row 2-Ashley Rire, Valerie Bassett, Row 3-Cambria DeBoard SOCCER WINNERS Mrs. D uddy and Mr. Sieber, directors DAZZLING DUKES: Front row-Josh Bohon , Michael Russo , Harri son Basham , Mart Hamilton , Row 2· Josh Eanes, Luke N ichols, Brian Reeder , Row 3-Colby Howell , J ohn Adkins, T yler Reyburn 78 ' SIXTH GRADE INTRAMURALS �COMPETITORS nNG PONG WINNERS: Meghan Kelleher, Andrew Page ~OU L SHOT WINNERS: Sarah Lyon, Sarah C larke, Krista Weissbarc INTRAMURAL HELPERS: Row 1-Adam Myers, Katie Kessler, Kelly Duggar, Rachel Nash, Shana Oberlander, Row 2-Laura Henderson, Toby Witkege, Nikki Childress, Am y Dodson, Allison Jetton, Row 3-Daniel Chapman, Brandon Leonard, Travis Bowles, J ason Craighead, Brice Diffenderfer FOUL SHOT WINNERS: Andrew Page, Adam Trumbower, Drake Bushnell The sixth graders participate in intramurals because they cannot play on school teams until seventh grade. To participate they have to be in the cafeteria at 7:4 5 in the morning. They play for several weeks and then have a tournament which all the sixth graders watch. At the end of all this, they have the champions for each sport. Congratulations to all the sixth grade competitors. MK SIXTH GRADE INTRAMURALS • 79 �The '96 jr. high football team had many outstanding players. Some of the best were Spencer Christley, Chris Gould, Bryan Hamilton, and Michael Liley. Some shining seventh graders included ] acob Bain, Andrew Holben, and Tom Hagan. We look forward to seeing these guys next year giving their best in a tough sport. Grear job, fellows' FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row-Chris Gould, Spencer Christley, Row 2-Derek Arnold, Joe Compron, Adam Overfelt, Adam Glassick, Chri. McGuire, Alex Henry, Brandon Leonard, Robert Young, Row 3-Mart Cantrell, Clay Williams, Adam Chitwood, Jacob Bain, Tom Hag.in. Travis Bowles, Matt Trent, Jeff Thacker, Andrew Holben, Bobby Sargent, Row 4-Coach Cook , Jacob Stihl, Adam Sauder, Steven Selvey, O a Gaynor, Bryan Hamilton, Michael Lilley, Thomas Drumheller, Andy Holder, Chris Dye, Mike Fickler, Coach Beard ~-"' • * - - '1::.l'! It's good!!! Coach , he's hurr 1 Innocenr byscanders Huddle up 1 80 ~JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL �The freshman football team showed talent and spunk in their spirited play and sportsmanship . Football is a game of skill and critical thinking and these young men showed they had talent in both. Football is also a game of long hot practices , many bruises and bumps, and great team building skills. Good work, guys! FRESHMEN FOOTBALL: Front row-Nathan Libassi, K evin Griffin, Craig Catalano, Rob Swindel, Ian Swisher, Justin Howlett, Billy Mitchem, Row 2-Clay Haley, Jon Evans Lageaux, Matt Robercs, Patrick H older, Jonathan Pate, Jeff Smith, Kevin Young, Andy Glassick, Row 3-Coach Boon e,Stephan H aynes, Justin Tuttle, Luke Mullins , Bobby Gilliland, Ricky Randall, Dave Park er, Mi chael Gusler, Rossie Bell, Coach Riley. r.Jot piccured-Kyle Myers, Josh Cragun Push your way through! G er him' Con1ing away wirh rhe wi n~ W e're ahead' Go teamll 1 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 9 81 �Dribble Dribble ' ' Shoot! Who were the] uni or High District Champions? Give up? Well, it was the Cave Spring Squires with 12 wins and 2 losses. Long hours of practice, hundreds of foul shots, willingness to learn and listen led our Lady Squires to the opportunity to wear those coveted championship medals for the 4th straight year. Great season, girls! Looks like the referee is stepping in . BASKETBALL TEAM: Front row-managers: Terra Poplesrein, Kim J ernigan, Adrial Shelor, Brandy Hartless, Shannon Poplestein, J odie Baumann, R ow 2-Coach Carter, Lau r · Lancaster, Leslie English, Sarah Henderson, Jessica Caldwell, Amy Floryan, L~uren Gold smith, Lindsey Reynolds, Breeze Ross, Coach Smirh: Row 3-Laura Fawley, Allison Dough!J Amy Cowhig, J aime Fink, J enny Career, April Cooper, Becky Mitchell Who's gonna' get rhe ball? Run , J essi ca , Run H ard practi ce leads These gi rls are worki ng hard to win this game. 82 fl> G IR LS ' BASKETBALL to wins . �Spiking to the Top lfOLLEYBALL TEAM: From Row-Courtney Conner, Sarah Heil, Jamie Funk, Row 2-Lindsay Reynolds, Ouisry Balzer, Kristin Langford, Kelly Dugger, Shannon Poplscein, Tara Poplstein, Row 3-Coach Melissa Doll, .\licia Mitchell, Jenny Career, Maegan Wilburn, Beth Grimes , Christina Finnerry, Kelly Morrison, Meghan Barrier, Trenr Currin, manager Nice Spike, Kelly! Shannon is ready ro bump it. It's going, going, going . Strength , devotion, and hard work are aU requiremenrs co be on the CSJH volleyball team. T h is was a good year with lots of action, close marches, and im proved play. We're ready fo r anything' VOLLEYBALL ~ 83 �IMPRESSIVE STUFF! Come on, Jason! The Cave Spring boys' basketball ream was awesome rhis year' Wirh a record of 12 and 2 you know rhey were good. The ream had great support and we saw a !or of you ar rhe games. Whar could you expecr' Wirh a grear bunch of guys like rhis, how could we lose? Brian Hamilton was Most Valuable Player and Andy Bauman Most Improved Player and all players received mecals as District Champions. le was a great season for CSJ B-Ball. "N ice block , Michael'" 84 ' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BASKETB ALL T EAM : Front Row-Jason Craighead , Jamie Funk , managers, Phillip Ing ram , Tom H agan , Spe Christley, J .J . Redick, Michael Bramm er, David Arrhur , David Wohlford , Evan Johnson , manager, J enni e Career. ma.n,1"' Row 2-Coach Payne, Bryan H amilton , Jason O wenby , Daniel Payne, Andy Bauman , Chris Old , Chris Conquest, l'; er Miller, Patrick Bryan , Coach Career ' '" �" Is that a new move, Ryan>" a£SHMAN TEAM: Front Row-Ryan Vandelinde, Marr Ingram, Roberr foven, Row 2-Wes Derryberry, David Billingsley, Wilson Waldron Huddle up! It 's good' The Freshman basketball ream had a good season with a 6 and 8 record. Several games were very dose and if a few points had fallen our way , we would have had a winning season. Everyone huscled and the competition was fun for all . Cave Spring·s guys contributed in every game and we look forward to seeing more of these guys in the high school games next year. . ! J.n · ~ --~ ~ ')~0 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL • 85 �Wrestling is probably the most prejudiced spon. Ir rakes srrengrh, determination, and quickness ro be a wrestler. Ir is NOT the barbaric bunch of greasy cavemen beating each others' heads in, as is often the impression one gets from watching it on television. Our players often go unrecognized for their effons. Good job, Squires. Take a bite our of crime! H e even smells good' The Macarena strikes ... AGAIN! I love you, man ' WRESTLING TEAM: Prone Row-Tyler Mason, Chad Campbell, Marr Volodzko, Adam Waldron, J oe DeGracio, Scott Stancil, J osh Patterson, Marr Holden, J oe Compron, Row 2-Wesley Haynes, Adam Chitwood, Ted Loesel, Erich Weissbarr, R.J. Descorcy, Andrew Holbein , Clay Gaynor, Marr Lasrerrer, Bobby Sargenr, Eathan Gleiner, Row 3-Blake H olcomb, Justin Canfield, Thomas Drumheller, David Good, Chris Gould, Steven Selvey, J ordan Peace Say Uncle' Say Uncle' 86 ~ WRESTLING Way ro go, Chris. Grrrrr 1 �' Soccer is the world 's favorite span. It's not hard to believe that it's well-loved here at CSJH either. Players practice with intensity through rain and shine, no matter what. The only thing that the players love more is to win. Great season, guys! SOCCER TEAM: Front row- Co ry Belcher, Greg Rh c udy e , T o mm y Compton , Ryan V and elind e , Z ac h Holt, Matt Van Sandt, J eff C h apman, Row 2-K evin Hend e r so n , In g rid O za nich , Ry a n Wat so n, Fi e ldin g Fitzpatrick, Tyler McLellan, Scott Savage, Michael Kraemer, Emily Gallag her, Brian Muclenacr, Row 3David Kid d , Alex Seamon , D avid G ood, R ob ert Hoven, J on McCann, D aniel Chapm an , Matt Muclcnacr Taking a brea k w ith Coach Ed . J on practices for the next Gatorade commercial. Soccer Kevin strikes a pose. Alex gets tht ball while SOCCER 9 87 �Superwomen The girls' track team had an exrraordinary season in 1996. The team was made up of many super athletes. The following records were broken: 100 H Beth Harms 15.77 200 Beth Harms 26.32 100 Beth Harms 13.04 Shot Allison Jetton 28',4.75" Discus Marcy Nussbaum 81',10" High Jump Beth Harms 5 ', l" Long Jump Beth Harms 15',6" Triple Jump Beth Harms 31', 7.5" Beth Harms was named best track and field athlete at the COSMO Track Meet. Best of all the team was named DISTRICT CHAMPIONS. Great Job!!! FoUow my ·· uacks"' I believe I can fly. TRACK TEAM: Front row-Cary Price, Angela Hunley, Suzanne Ayer, Valerie Cole, Amy Holmes, Stephanie Sgroi, Marcy Nussbaum, Meg Davies, Taylor Savage, Sarah Stec, Row 2-Allison Jetton, Michelle Davis, Elizabeth Hurt, J ennifer Wilson, Ashley Shruggs, Kari Morrison, Emily Snider, Colleen Hally, Adena Kaplan, Row 3-Coach Stephens,Sheenajain, Amy Dodson, Ashley Dolan, Leslie Stec, Kelly Morrison, Karie Wolter, Carie Bauman , Beth Harms, Allison Doughty, Coach Reed. - - - ---I think I can, I think I can. Swoosh " Fast" friends l hope l land soon' 88 • GIRLS ' TRACK �Striving for his goal Oy' Where did ic land? Going beyond the limits TRACK TEAM: Front row-Sech Cassell , Chris Bast, Sean Lynch, Johnny Blanding, David Billingsley, Row 2-Jonah Starr, Chris Gould, Pac Holder, 1110mas Drumheller, Brad Tayloe, Row 3-Coach Beard, Jonathan Pare, Bobby Gilliland, Adam Graham, Coad1 Simmons A photo finish Up, up , and away' Ir's a different form of frisbee 1 The 1996 CSJ boys' team was small but powerful. With only 16 members, all runners contributed in more than one event. Adam Graham broke four school records and was named most valuable track member and most outstanding field event participant at the COSMO Track Meet. Adam's records are: Long jump 17 ', 11 1/ 2" lOOm 12.9 Triple jump 38' High jump 5' ,9" Chris Gould was a seventh grader named most improved and will be an important part of rebuilding next year's team. All jun1ps and times improved throughout the year. The team finished the year 2- 3 with wins over G lenvar and William Byrd . BOYS' TRACK ' 89 �uires! This year the Cave Spring Junior High cheerleaders had spirit that was out of this world. They cheered all the teams of CSJ to viaory. They even got special signs made to get the crowd more involved at the games.More students were encouraged to suppon our teams and the basketball teams, especially, drew good crowds. We've got spirit and so have our teams. Go Squires! That's it, Maegan' Strike a pose! Go, Squires! You're# !!!! Camp bonding' So . now wh ar a rc: we su pposed co do? 90 '·ll J unior H igh C heerleaders �The freshmen cheerleaders begin the process of blending with our sister school, Hidden Valley ] unior High. Togeher they cheered our mixed freshman football and basketball teams. Sometimes it was difficult coordinating between two schools-knowing when to wear what uniforms! However, spirit was high and together they provided tremendous support for our freshman teams. Go Knights! FRESHMEN SQUAD : Front Row-Amy Blacksrock , Amy H olm es , Row 2-Alex Strayve, Amy Crumpler, Jessica Porrune, Row 3-Sarah Hammer, Nicole H enry, Alli son J etton , Kelly Cullarher, Stephanie Mabes It 's easy ro do a stunt. One .. . . .left arm goes in the air. Amy's spirit sends her flying high above rhe rest. Two ... Freshmen ch eerleaders- show you r spirit' Three! Go, Knights! FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS �(SOMETIMES) FORGOTTEN SWIM TEAM: Front Row-Valerie Blevins, Ashley Nash, Jamie Trivert, Emily Caldwell, Melissa Winkler, Cari Bauman, Row 2-Mary Thomas, Julia Slack, Kelly Foy, Kevin Henderson, Adam Wood, Alex Seamon, Patrick Metheny CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Front row-Allison Jetton , Mary Hammer, Chris Bast, Michael Conrad , Brad Tayloe, Row 2-J ohnny Payne, Kevin H enderson We often forget about our freshmen athletes simply because they practice and play all of their games at the high school and other locations. They are rarely recognized at our school as much as the Junior High teams. Few games are mentioned on the announcements and few fans turn out just to see the freshmen play. Freshmen athletes h ave to compete with sophomores, juniors, and even seniors on the J .V. and Varsity teams. It is important that we remember that our freshmen athletes have been very successful this year and have given great contributions to their particular athletic teams. 92 ffJ FRESHMEN ATHLETES INDOOR TRACK: Johnny Blanding, Jennifer Fowkes, Mary Hammer, Chris Bast �FRESHMEN ATHLETES WRESTIING TEAM: Danny Mcfadyen, Tommy Reeder JV VOLLEYBALL: Srephanie Sgroi, Renee Gagnj er, Julia Slack TENNIS TEAM: Mary Thomas, Marcy Nussbaum, Naralie Bushkar VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Beth Harms, Laura Nasca JV BASK ETBALL: Berh Harms, Karie Wolrer, Laura Nasca , Renee Gagnier. Marcy N ussbaum • ESHMEN ATHLETES • 93 �Always seeing the glass half full ate Matt Lewis and Lara Perlman. The next Hilary Clinton and Bob Dole ate Caty Price and Jesse Simmom for Most Likely To Be A Politician. 'The two people you usually sec mgcthcr ate Dana Vaughn an d Crystal Kitts for Best Friends . 94 , , SUPERLATIVES TI1e Friendliest freshmen ate MeliJJa Winkler, Seth Btyant, and W ayne Wrigh1 . �Two facially talented people are Allison Campbell and }011 McCa11n who are Most Animated. Always seeing the good side of a bad game are Beth Hamis and Ryan Va11deli11de, Best Sportsmanship. Natalie Bushkar and Neal /wan are two names you will see on your living room paintings in rhe fururc because they are Most Artistic . As David Billi11gsley and Stephrmie Sgroi sir in Mr. Boyer's office, they realize that they too can one day reach rheir goals . 1l1ey are Most Likely To Succeed. SUPERLATIVES ' 95 �.. 1 1· .l ... i·;---~~--~ · Three people you always see talking are Amanda Metzler, Kevin Henderson, and Adena Kaplan who are Most Likely To Be A Talk Show Host. Always running from one place are Most Involved . Ashley Case and Ricka Avis in '93 -94. The two people you hardly remember if you compared the 6th and 9th grad e p ictures are Ashley Case and Ricka Avis, Most Changed. The Best F riends of the 9th grad e guys are W es Derryberry, Brad Oechslin and Andy GlaJJick. We know they will always be friends , even at our 20th reunion! The Most M us ical are Emily Snide.- and Carter Arrington. TI1c two people that rake the cake for Class Clowns are Danny McPadyn and Laura Prankeberger. 96 Q SUPERLATIVES to another are Chris BasI and Allison }ellon who �IN Our SHINING ARMOR I Our principal of five years Mr St ' · even Boyer. Our principal li kes w hang our with his friends , coo. Mr. Boyer with his family This year the yearbook staff has decided to dedicate the yearbook to someone that we all look up to . This person has a very special place in the hearts of the faculty and in the lives of the students. This book is dedicated to someone who truly cares about the students at CSJH . Our favorite person is a wonderful leader and someone that is very easy to talk to. You can usually find our chosen one in the halls, and if you can't, then all you have to do is gee yourself in trouble and you will see him sooner than yo u might wish! This year, the 1996-97 SQUIRE is dedicated to our principal, M 1·. Steven Boye1·. Now we know whar Mr. Boyer retJlly does during school hours. DEDICATION • 97 �It is not always easy for a young man to be a Squire candidate. He must be true to his beliefs and values while many around him are not. He must make time for his studies while playing the sports he loves so well. He must gain the respea of his peers and his teachers and show leadership by playing fair and by helping others. The 1997 Squire is truly one of the stars of the class of 2000. An athlete, a musician, a conscientious student, he is a friend to all. He gives of himself to his church community as well as to his school. From captaining his soccer and basketball teams to being a band officer and natural helper, he knows how to lead. We proudly name Ryan Vandelinde as the 1997 SQUIRE. Ryan and his mom, shown here at the Beta Club Induction, are obviously good friends. Having fun on a class trip, Ryan has the respect of his classmates. RYAN VANDELINDE-1997 SQUIRE 98 9 SQUIRE �STEPHANIE SGROI-1997 MY LADY * Busy with SCA, classwork and athletics, Stephanie still makes time for her friends. To be chosen My Lady, a young lady must make a four year impression of strong scholarship, leadership, an image of sterling character and a record of willingness to serve others, both at school and in the community. Our 1997 MY LADY exemplifies all of these qualities. A 4. 0 GPA shows a priority on academics. Her service to others as a natural helper, a candy striper and a Builders' Club member, takes much of her time. A reputation as a sincere, honest, polite individual shows strong character. Her fellow students saw her as a leader and elected her first vice-president, then president of the SCA. Her star has shown brightly here at CSJ. We proudly name Stephanie Sgroi as the 1997 MY LADY. WAY TO P' ... Enjoying a supporcive family , Stephanie poses with her parenrs at the Bern Club Induction . ~ MY LADY V 99 �INDEX Abbitt, Sruan Addy, Alex Adkins, Abby Adkins, John Alami, Sarita Alami, Serene Aldridge, Travis Allen, Lewis Allison, Belinda Altieri, Erin Amos, J oseph Amos, Michelle Amos, Misry Anderson, Becca Anderson, Cynrhia Anderson, Regina Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Taryn Aparicio, Juliana Apgar, Elizaberh Apgar, Mary Apirico, J ohn Arnold, Derek Arora, Anuj Arringron, Caner Arrhur, David Austin, Alyssa Austin, Becki Austin , Elisha Austin, Jessica Austin, Steven Avery, Bekki Avery, David Avis, Ricka Aydlett, Carherine Ayer, Suzanne Babich, Lauren Bader, Jeanine Bailey, Anne Bain, Jacob Baldwin, Ashley Ballardmeine, Rene Balzer, Christine Balzer, Craig Balzer, Drew Barbour, Jeremy Barnett, Brandy Barnett, Chance Barnhart, Amy Barnhi ll , Hannah 32, 33, 62, 69 38 18 45, 49, 59, 78 45 33, 66 33, 62 50 38 38, 61, 63 18 1, 18, 60, 64, 73 45 18 38 18 33, 63, 68, 70 33, 70 38 32, 33, 63, 68, 70 45, 71 33 11, 38, 80 45 18, 65, 96 16, 38, 84 45 , 59, 71 53 14, 45 18 33 18, 59, 68 38 18, 96 33 , 67 7, 33, 63, 74, 88 18, 58 50 50 38, 66, 80 38 2, 18, 74 38, 83 18 45, 7 1 18 33, 59, 63 38 50, 62 I, 17, 38, 60, 61 , 63, 68, 69, 71 Barrett, Drew 38 Barrier, Elizabeth 18, 26, 28, 66, 74 Barrier, Meghan 38, 43, 59, 83 Bartley, Ameli a 4, 18, 68 Basham , Benjamin 45 Basham , Harrison 78 Bassett, Valerie 78 Bast, Chris 18, 58, 59, 61 , 62 , 64, 65 , 73, 89, 92, 96, 104 Bauman , And y 38, 43, 66, 84 Bauman , Cari 18, 19, 66, 67, 88 92 Baumann, Jodi e ' 38 82 Bayne, Brandon ' 38 Bays, Jason , 33 70 100 'INDEX Beachy, Letisha 38, 67, 71 Beahm, Benjamin 45, 71 Beard, Scott 12 , 50, 51 , 53, 80, 89 Beasley, Lani 50, 90 Beazley, Margaret 38, 65 Beckner, Brandon 14, 33 Beckner, Kacey 33, 63 Beckner, Melissa 18 Behl, Austin 38 Belcher, Cory 38, 87 Belcher, Roben 33 Belcher, Ryan 33 Belisle, Jennifer 19, 28, 98 Bell, Rossie 81 Bell, Walker 19 Benson, Bryan 45 Bentley, Melvin 50 Bernardo, Shannon 45 Bessett, Valerie 45, 59, 65 Beverly, Cass 45 Bhavsar, Krishna 19, 63, 65 Bhutta, Saboora 1, 19, 57, 58, 60 Biggio, Tommy 19 Billingsley, David 19, 5~ 62, 64, 71, 85, 89, 95 Blackstock, Amy 19, 28, 91 Blackwell, Ryan 33, 66, 67, 7 1 Blair, Kristin 19 Blair, Lauren 17, 38, 68 Blais, Leslie 32, 33, 61, 63 , 71 Blake, Jason 32, 33, 69 Blanding, J ohnny 19, 60, 61 , 68, 89, 92 Blanding, Melanie 38 Blankenship, Dustin 19 Blankenship, Nicole 38, 71 Blevins, Drew 33 Blevins, Valerie 2, 6, 19, 58, 59, 69, 71, 92 Boettcher, Michael 38 Bohm, Karhryn 38 Bohon, Amanda 38 Bohon, Cathleen 51 Bohon, Joshua 45, 78 Boimott, Chris 45, 78 Bomberger, Benjamin 39 Bonner, Amy 39 Boone, Randy 81 Boorhe, Casey 39 Bowdel, Narhan 33, 71 Bowdel, Travis 32 Bowen, Candice 19, 28 Bowles, Carrie 45 Bowles, J eremy 45 Bowles, Paisley 1, 19, 59, 60, 63, 66, 67 Bowles, Susan so Bowles, Travis 32, 33, 79, 80 Bowling, J . ]. 19 Bowling, Meghan 39, 68 Bowling, Wendy 6, 19, 68 Boyer, Steven 50, 52, 97 Boylan, Patrick 45 Brammer, Michael 16, 39, 84 Brancati, Mike 5, 50 Brasher, Alison 10, 19, 67 Bredberg, Brenda 45 Briggs, Shanna 39 Brock, John 19 Brock, Louise 33 Brooks, Michela 45 Brooks, Sarah 19 Brorhers, LaVina 50, 54 Brown, Erica 45 Brown, Kristen 19, 59 Bruno, Rennie 50, 51, 58 Bryan, Patrick 39, 84 Bryant, Casey 45, 57, 63 Bryant, Seth 10, 2~ 57, 59, 62, 94 Bulkley, Kelly 50 Burchett , J effrcy 33, 71 Burks, Angela 45 , 68 Burnett, Ryan 20 Burnett, Sarah 4, 6, 12, 50, 51 Burton, Philip Bushkar, Brenron Bushkar, Natalie Bushnell, Drake Bushnell, Shera Butler, Claire Caffee, Chery1 Caldwell, Berry Caldwell, Emily 44, 45, 44 , 4, 20, 62, 77, 93, 45, 59, 78, 78 45 95 79 39 20 50 33 19, 20, 63, 66, 67, 92, 104 32, 33, 77, 82 Caldwell, Jessica Callahan, Danielle Campbell, Allison 45 1, 3, 20, 26, 57, 58, 6~ 63 , 64, 65, 66, 95, 104 Campbell, Chad 39, 66, 77, 86 Campbell, Erin 20, 27, 58, 66, 67 Campbell, Karen 6, 50, 51, 65 Canfield, Jared 33, 66 Canfield, Justin 32, 33, 66, 67, 86 Cantrell, Matthew 39, 68, 80 Carlton, Jennifer 39, 59 Carter, Ashleigh 45 Carrer, J ennifer 11 , 17, 33, 82, 83, 84 Carver, James 45 Cary, Brandy 71 Cary, Casey 20 Case, Ashley 20, 96 Cassell, Seth 89 Cassels, Laura 4 5, 71 Catalano, Craig 20, 62, 63, 8 1 Cedergren, Tracy 39, 63 Chadwick, Brian 20 Chapman, Daniel 20, 79, 87 Chapman, J eff 64, 87 Chapman, Jeffrey 39 Chapman, Sara I , 10, 33, 60, 90 Charogoff, Joe 20 Chen, Julia 33, 67 Chewning, Chase 45 Childress, Nikki 20, 6 1, 79 Chitwood, Adam 33, 66, 80, 86 Christley, Karie 20, 66, 67 Christley, Keri 45, 68 Christley, Patri ck 45 Christley, Spencer 33, 62, 64, 65, 80, 84 Clark, Beth 20 Clark, J ennifer 45 Clark, Sara 45 Clarke, Sarah 44, 45, 71, 79 Clatterbuck, Lauren 39, 68 Claytor, Dente 45 Clemens, Catherine 20, 67 Clemons, Nancy 50 Clingenpeel, J ennifer 3 9, 6 3, 68 Coars, Grace 20, 61, 63, 68 Coblentz, Abby 39 Coblentz, Amy 39 Coblentz, Scott 20 Cockrell, J essica 20 Cole, Valerie 33, 88 Coleman, Bridget 20 Colgan, Crystal 45 Collette, Travis 45 Collins, Nathaniel 39 Compton, J oseph 39, 80, 86 Compton, Tommy 15 , 20, 87 Conner, Courtney 17, 33, 83 Conner, J ennifer 45 Conner, Lisa 2 1, 68, 69 Conner, Nichole 33 Conner, Steven 39 Conquest, Ch ris 32, 33, 66, 71, 84 Conrad, Michael 21 , 58, 6 1, 66, 67 , 92 Cook, J ason 50, 80 Coon , Sara 21 Cooper, April Cordell, Clara Cornwall, T aylor Cory, Brandy Courser, H ollie Cowhig, Amy Cox, Aaron Cox, Amber Cox, Christie Cox, Jessica Cox , M atthew Cox , Sarah Cragun, J osh Craighead, Jason Craighead, Kristin Crawley, Alison Creasey, Shelley Crotts, Rick Crowder, Elizabeth Crumpler, Amy Cullarher, Kelly Cullum, Em ily Cullum, Eric Culpepper, Erin Cunningham, Eric Currier, R achel Currier, Rebekah Currin, Trent 11, 39, 68, 82 51 32, 33,69 33 45, 59, 78 39, 82 33 39 21 33 39 45 21, 81 39, 66, 79, 84 39. 68 I, 21, 60, 63, 67 51, 90 5, 51 39 6, 21, 91 91 45, 63, 68 21 1 34 60, 63, 65, 66, , ' 67, 69 16, 39 39 6, 21 39, 74, 83 39, 66 Dalron , M arrhew 34, 36, 62, 65 I Daly, Lizzie 32, 34, 67 Daly, Ryan 39 Davies, Justin I 32, 34, 37, 57, 60, 61 , Davies, M eg , 65 66, 69, 71,88 , D avis , Benjamin Davis, Holly Davis, James Davis, Jason Davis, J conifer Davis, Jody Davis, Katheri ne D avis, Martin D avis, Michelle D avis, Thom as Deans, Kri stie Deboard , Amanda DeBoard , Cambria Deeds, Ann DeGracio, J oe D elaney, M ary Demirci, Arzu 12 ' 2 1, 5~ 67, D erryberry, Wes 40 40 34 40 63 45, 78 40, 68 40 34, 88 40 21, 62 40 45, 78 51 86 45 21 69, 8~ 96 34, 86 Desorcy, R . ]. 40 Dewitt, Samuel 34, 66, 61 Dickerson, Thomas 21,58, 59,61 Dickison , J ennifer 45 Dickson, Erica 40, 79 Diffenderfer, Bryce 45 D igate, Cara 51 Divers, J ackie 59 Dixon , Jam es I , 2 1, 57, 59, 60, 6 1, 62. Dodson, Amy Dolan, Ashley Doll, Melissa Donahue, Erin Donahue, Leisha Donahue, Ruth D ooley, Ashley Dooley, J essica Doremus, Katie Dorton , Nicole Doughty , Allison 63, 79, 8& 34, 88 83 3A 21 51 45 , 71 22, 6 ~ 34, 68 4() 1, 32 , 34, 37, 57 , 59. �. 60 • 61 • 63, 65, 66, 69, 71, 82, 88 Dowrue, Meagan 45 Draper, Shane 46 Dromberra, Larry 22 Drumheller, Russell 13, 40, 66, 67 Drumheller, Thomas 34, 67, 80, 86, 89 Duddy, Jeanne 51, 78 Duffy, Sonja 52 Dugan, John 34 Duggar, Kelly 6, 39, 40,69, 71, 83 Dunagan, Ryan 40 Dunbar, Travis 46 Duncan, Hollie 40 Duncan, Mike 52 Dunham, Elizabeth 22, 66 Dunman, Anna 22 Dunne, Matt 4 • 22, 63,64, 65, 66. 67 Duong, Thanh 46 Durham, Jesse 40 Dye, Chris 40, 80 Dyer, Barbara 50, 52, 104 Dyer, Francine 52 Eagle, Jessica Eagle, Kelli Eanes, Joshua Edwards, Edna Eggleston, Daniel Elkins, Lindsay Ellis, Gina Emery, Forrest Emery, Tyler English, Kristin English, Leslie Enoch, Lee Equi, Laura Eubank, Matt Eubank, Paul Evans, Caitlin Evans, Sara 40 40 46, 71, 78 51 40, 66 34,68 22 46 46 46 34, 66, 82 22 46 34 34 22, 58, 66, 67 40, 61 Fagg, Stephanie 4, 6, 17, Fair, Trevor Fanti, Heather Farley• Johnathan 22, Pauley, Daniel Pauley, Laura 15. Faust, Angela Faust, Christy Fedison, John Peldvary, Adam Ferguson, Joey Ferguson, Rachael Ferguson, Sarah Ferguson, Stuart Ferland, Erin Ferland, Robyn Fickler, Michael Fiedler, Jon a than FiLipczyk, Piotr Fink, Greg Fink, Jodi Finkler, Catherine Finnerty• Christina 10, 40, Fisher, Justin Fitzgerald, Ashley Fitzpatrick, c. L. Fitzpatrick , Courtney Fitzpatrick , Fielding 33, Fitzpatrick, Laura 34, 36, 66 22 22, 66 64, 66, 67 44, 46 1 7. 34, 82 46 22, 66 50, 52 34, 66 46, 59 22, 68 40, 71 46 46 34 40, 80 46 34 22 40, 68 40 59, 83, 90 40 34, 6 3, 68 46 44 , 68 34, 69, 87 40 Fleener, Sarah Fleming, Ryan Florian, Daniel Florian, Michele Floryan, Amy Flowers, Jessica Foley, Brooks Foley, Pennie Foor, Cole Ford, Brian Fortune, Jessica Fowlkes, Jaime Fowlkes, Jennifer Fox, Lauren Fox, Meredith Fox, Nicholas Foy, Kelly Fralin, Jennifer Francis, Ashea Frank, Adriane Frankeberger, Laura Franklin, Edna French, Amanda Fuller, Alana Fuller, Jana Fuller, Jeff Fuller, J ash Funk, Jamie Funk, Janice Furrow, Joshua Furrow, Philip 46, 68 40 46 34, 70 40, 82 34, 68 34 34 44, 46 12, 53 91 34 22, 92 1, 40, 57, 60, 72 40, 59 40 7, 22, 92 14, 40 46 40 22, 96 51 22, 68 44, 46 46 22 22 17, 34, 82, 83, 84 37 34, 66 40, 66 23, 58, 66, 93 23, 62, 87 34, 66, 67 40 10, 12, 34, 59, 61, 63, 70, 71, 74, 90 52 Garrison, Martha 40 Gately, Timothy 34. 83 Gauley, Elisha 5, 11, 34. 80, 86 Gaynor, Clay 46 Gearhart, Shoshanna 46 Geer, Justin 52 Geiger, Claudia 46 Gibson, Kristin 52 Giles, Robert 52, 68 Giles, Sue 40, 71 Gillespie, Chris 23. 59, 67, 81, 89 Gilliland, Bobby 63. 68 Gioielli, Tracey 40, 80 Glassick, Adam 23, 58, 62, 64, 65 , 69, Glassick, Andy 81, 96. 104 34, 66, 86 Gleiner, Eathan 46 Glisson, Bryan 46 Gocan, Sebastian 34 Goings, Jeff 23 Goings, Tiffany 40, 59. 65, 82 Goldsmith, Lauren 4, 11 , 17, 34, 36 Golston, Kathleen 34, 56, 69, 71, 86, 87 Good, David 1, 40, 60 Goodman, Lesley 34. 62 , 80, 86, 89 Gould, Chris 23 , 89 Graham , Adam 46 Graham, Eric 34 Graham, Josanne 6, 14, 23 Greenman, Aimee 81 Griffin, Kevin 52, 54 Griggs, Brenda 1, 40, 60, 83 Grimes, Beth 10, 32, 34. 67, 90 Gross, Lauren 52 Gross , Paula 34 Gualdoni , J ohn 34 Gualdoni, Lauren 46 Guilliams, Kristina Gagnier, Renee Gallagher, Emily Garcia, Cathleen Garland, Tara Garrett, Katherine Gusler, Mike Gust, Caroline Guynn, David 23, 81 10, 11, 34, 90 40 Hafey, Teresa 6, 51, 52, 58 Hagan, Tom 16, 40, 65, 71, 80, 84 Hahn, Bradley 40 Hale, Alicia 40, 63 Hale, Heather 46, 78 Haley, Bryan 46 Haley, Clay 23, 66, 67, 81 Hall, Krisanna 46 Hall, Shastady 40 Hall, Spencer 23 Hally, Colleen 23, 66, 88 Hamilton, Bryan 4, 34, 80, 84 Hamilton, Matthew 46, 78 Hammer, Mary 23, 59, 64, 65, 66, 92 Hammer, Sarah 23, 62, 64, 65, 91 Hanisch, Peter 23 Hanzel, John 23 Harbourt, David 34, 64, 69 Harbourt, Diana 46 Hardesry, Courtney 46 Harman, Crystal 40 Harms, Beth 14, 23, 65, 66, 88, 93 , 95 Harrison, Dee 52, 62 Hartless, Brandy 11, 40, 43, 82 Hartman, Amber 8, 40 Harvey, Stephanie 46 Harwell, Joseph 40, 66, 70 Haynes, Stephen 23, 81 Haynes, Wesley 40, 86 Hedrick, Trevor 2, 24 Heil, Sarah 34, 70, 83 Heinemann, William 46 Hemberger, Gregory 40 Hemberger, Mark 24 Henderson, Kevin 24, 58, 59, 61 , 62, 64, 66, 67, 69. 71, 87, 92, 96 Henderson, Laura 39, 40, 61, 63, 65, 74, 79 13 , 34. 37, 63, 82 Henderson, Sarah 9. 24, 37. 58, 63 Henderson, Shannon 34, 80 Henry, Alex 91 Henry, Nicole 34. 63, 67 Hensley, Carissa 46 Hepinstall, Benny 52, 61 Herchenrider, Diane 40 Hergruder, Ryan 24 Heron, Joey 40 Hester, Benjamin 46 Hines, Leslie 40, 71 Hodges, Christopher 46 Hodges, Ed 46, 68 Hodges, Lindsay 40, 65 , 67, 80, 86 Holben, Andrew 40, 86 Holcomb, Blake 34, 86 Holden, Matthew 40, 80 Holder, Andrew 3. 24, 81 , 89 Holder, Patrick 24, 66, 67 Holland, Alicia 34, 66 Holland , Ashley 46 Holland, Heather 59 Hollar, Dane Hollar, Stratton 46 Hollingsworth , Adam 24, 62 Hollins, J enna 46 Holmes, Amy 24, 29, 59, 66, 67 , 69, 88, 91 Holt, Zad1 Hookway, Lauren Hopkins, Jonathan Horner, J enny Hoven , Robert H oward , Marvin Howell, Colby 46, 78 Howlerr, J usrin 24, 81 Huddleston, A. L. 46 Hueglin, Bill 7, 24, 58, 61, 65, 66, 67 Hueglin, Wendy 7, 40, 63 Huffman, Evan 32, 34 Hundley, Angela 4 1, 88 Hundley, David 46 71 Hunley, Gary • 34 Hunley, Thomas 46 Hunt, Steven 46 Hurt, Elizabeth 4, 11, 32, 34, 36, 65, Hurt, Phillip 66, 70, 88 24 Ilewicz, Cynthia Ingram, J usrin Ingram, Matt Ingram, Phillip Ireson, Michael !wan, Neal 34 24 85 14, 34, 84 46 24, 95 Jackson, Melissa 34, 67 Jain, Sheena 1, 10, 12, 15, 24, 58, 60, 63 , 64, 65, 67 , 7 1, 88, 104 James, Colleen 10, 24, 58, 66 James, Melissa 46 Jarvis, Brandi 34 Jarvis, Randy 25 Jennings, Curris 46 J ennings, Danielle 4 1, 68 Jernigan, Kim 82 Jernigan, Kimberly 4 1, 43 Jetton, Allison 1, 25 , 58, 59, 60, 61 , 63 , 64, 66, 71 , 73 , 79, 88, 91 , 92, 96. 104 J etton, Elizabeth 1, 9, 4 1, 60, 61 , 63 , 69, 71 4 1, 70, 71 Johnson, Douglas 4 1, 84 Johnson, Evan 4 1, 7 1 Johnson, Matthew 46 Johnson, Michelle 46 Jones, Arnez 4 1, 65 , 66, 67, 69, 71 Jones, Brent 41 Jones, Brian 34 J ones, D avid 41 Jones, D eva 25 Jones, Elaine 25 , 66 Jones, H eather 4 1, 68 Jones , Laura 41 Jones, Mitchell 1, 17, 25, 57, 58, 59, 60, 63, 64, 65 , 7 1, 88, 96, 99, 104 Kasza, G erard 46, 78 Keith , J ohn 25 Kelleher, Meghan 44, 46, 78, 79 Kelley , Muriel 52 Kelley, Stephanie 41 Kelly, Megan I , 5, 25 , 60, 62 , 64, 65 . Kaplan, Adena 2, 24, 87 40, 59, 6 1, 63 46 24 24, 85 , 87 46 72 Kesler, Courmey Kesler, Katie Kessler, David Kidd , David Kidd , H eather 6, 32, 34, 75 4 1. 59 . 7 1 52 25, 58. 66. 67. 87 25. 66 INDEX. 101 �Kidder, Leigh Kilcullen, Jillian Kilcullen, Michael Kinder, Meredirh King, Adam King, Samanrha Kinsey, Tiffany Kins, Crystal Koberlein, Beverly Kolejka, Paula Kopstein, Rebecca Kosowitz, Andrew Kostura, Karhryn Koval, Christine Koval, Erin Koval, Scott Kraemer, Michael Krehbiel, Justin Krupin, Shea Kumazawa, Yuki 25, 59, 61, 6, 25, 14, 6, l~ 35, 3~ 41, 35, 62, 35,66 46, 78 25 62, 63 46 14, 25 62, 69 25, 94 51 25 6~ 90 35, 66 46 61, 67 46 25, 63 63, 87 41, 66 46 41 Lackey, Adam 35, 69 Lageaux, Jon Evans 81 Lamb, Crystal 46 Lamberr, Carly 41 Lamberr, Robin 41 Lancaster, Lauren 41, 82 Landis, Garth 5, 35, 71 Landis, Jake 35 Lane, Shawn 41 Langford , Kristin 41, 83 Lanier, J onarhan 47, 71 Lanier, Learlene 52 Laprade, Brandon 41 Latstetter, Matt 14, 35, 86 Lawrence, Cindy 52, 97 Lawson, John 47 Leamnson, Nichole 47 Lemmer, Eric 32, 35, 67 Leonard, Brandon 35, 79, 80 Lewis, Edrow 53 Lewis, Karhryn Lewis M 53 -b '_ an 25 , 58, 62, 64, 65 94 104 L1 ass1, Collin ' ' Libassi, Narhan 47, 78 Light, Adam 25, 58, 66, 81, 98 Light Ann 25 ' a 4 Light, Doris 7 53 Lilley, Jennnifer Lilley, Michael 47 Lin, Li 35, 80 Link , T J 41 Linn , Sarni 35, 63 Loesel, Ted 4, 6, 17 , 35, 36 Lomban, David 35, 86 41 Lomban, Katherine Long, Carla 26, 68 Longm ire, Elisabeth 50, 53 Lowe, Lauren 12 26 58 63 6 47 Lucas, Benjamin ' ' • • 6, 67 , 70 Lumsden , Andrew 41 Lynch, Amanda 47 8 · 44, 47, 49, 78 Lynch , Sean Lyon, Sarah 26, 89 47, 59, 79 Mabes , Srephanj e Madison , J ennifer Magenbauer, Stephen Makd issi , Ramon Malone, Cory 102 ' INDEX 91 35 53 33, 35 26, 62 Manning, Terry 41 Marianetti, Kara 26 Markwell, Ausryn 26 Markwell, Maruca 47 Marsico, Debbie 4, 12, 51, 53 Martin, Ben 26 Martin, Dana 47, 78 Mason, Erica 47 Mason, Tyler 41 , 71, 86 Mauer, Cole 47 Mayes, Kearh 41 Mayes, Lynsi 47 Mayo, Kisha 47, 68 McAden, Katie 41, 66, 71 McAllister, Justin 35 2, 26, 59, 70, 87, 95 McCann,Jon 26, 67, 75 McCarrhy, Colleen McC!ung, Frank 53 44, 47 McC!ung, Lindsay 26, 93, 96 Mcfadyen, Danny 26, 62, 65 McFall, Robert 47 McGill, Jason 35 McGill, Jesse 47 McGrarh, Jesse II, 35, 80 McGwre, Christopher 41 McKay, Mary Alice 53 McKinney, Bill McKinney, Kara 35 47 McKrught, Carrie 26 Mclarty, Jason 32, 33, 35, 87 McLellan, Tyler 41 McMurray, Devin 41 McQuare, William 53 Meador, Stephanie 41 Mell<i, Daniel 26 Mell<i, John 26 Mell<i, Suzanne 26, 27 Merrill, Abby 41, 59 Metheny, Carrie 26, 92 Merheny, Parrick 26, 58, 68 Metts, Landon 6, 26, 96 Metzler, Amanda 41 Miller, Crystal 47 Miller, Derrick 14 Miller, Kristi 27, 68 Miller, Rebecca Miller, Travis 35, 56, 84 41 66 47 90 41 83 82 81 65 35 27 71 47 71 27 97 90 41 63 35, 88 35, 68, 83, 88 47 41, 87 27, 67, 87 41, 43 81 41 47 35 41 47, 78 3 47 47 35, 57 , 61 , 65 Miller, Valerie 35, Mills, Jessi Mills, Mindy Min, Karherine 6, 10, 36, 41, 59, 63, Mire, Skie 35, Mitchell, Alicia 41, Mitchell, Rebecca Mitchem, Billy 6, 27, Mizack, Kim Mohler, Bret Montgomery, Brian 47, Moore, Jill Moore, Matthew 41, Morgan, Melvin Morgan, Meredirh 53, Morris, Chris 10, 35, 62, 67' Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Marri 7, 35, Morrison, Carrie Morrison, Kari Morrison, Kelly Morse, Adam Muelenaer, Brian Muelenaer, Marr Mull, Michael Mullins, Luke Murphy, Karin Murphy, Matthew Murphy, Shane Myers, Adam Myers, Andrew Myers, Bradley Myers, Caroljne Myers, Clifton Myers, David 27, 81 Myers, Kyle Nance, Jonarhan Nasca, Laura Nash, Ashley Nash, Kathleen Nash, Rachel Neighbors, Ashley Neighbors, Sara Nepper, Summer Neuberg, Brirrany Nicely, Chad Nichols, Luke Nichols, Marrhew Nichols, Samantha Nichols, Timothy Nielsen, Owen Nunley, Eileen Nussbaum, Marcy 41 27, 58, 62, 93 27, 92 44, 47 41, 43 27, 58 41, 68 47 47 35 78 47 35 47 47 35, 62, 66, 70 I, 27, 58, 59, 60, 63, 67, 77, 88, 93 Pegram, Mart 28 Perez, Carlos 33, 35 Perlman, Lara 28, 94 Perris, Ann 54 Peters, Sarah 35 Pevarski, Chelsea 41, 68 Phillips, Cindy 54 Pirkey, Renee 54 Plagenhoef, Kelsey 27, 28, 69 Poole, Sidney 44, 47 Poplsrein, Karley 6, 28, 62 Poplsrein, Shannon 41, 82, 83 Poplsrein, Terra 41, 43, 82, 83 Powell, Brad 35, 66, 67 Power, Casey 35, 63, 68 Prather, Alliseon 47 Price, Brandon 47 Price, Cary I, 28, 57, 58, 60, 63 , 64, 66, Price, Erica Price, Sue Puig, John Purdy, Josh Purdy, Sara Quesenberry, John O'Dell, D eana O'Keeffe, Bob Oakes, Darlene Oberlender, Shruna Oechslin, Brad Old, Chris Old , Greg Orr, Stacy Orr, Thomas Orr, Wesley Osborne, Matthew Overfelt, Adam Overfelt, Brad Overfelt, Crystal Owenby, Jason Owenby, Ryan Ozanich, Ellen Ozanich, Ingrid Ozanich, Kellen Padgett, Adam Pae, Angela 41 53 52, 53 41 27, 96 35, 62, 84 50, 53 9, 18, 27, 63 47 8 41, 32, 35, 66, 67, 27, 56, 7, 44, 27 80 4 27 84 47 68 87 47 27 I, 22, 27, 58, 60, 63, 69, 104 Pae, Michael Page, Andrew Page, Brenda Page, Sara Palmer, Jessica Parker, Dave Parker, Lazzelle Parker, Tom Passererri , Theresa Pare, J onarhan Patel, Purvi Patterson, Josh Patton , D agny Paxton , Adrienne Paxmn, Cameron Payne , Daniel Payne, Johnny Peace, Jordan Peck , Maureen Peery, James Peery , Jordan 35, 69 47 , 79 53,65, 69 35,65, 66,67 27 81 53 27, 58, 66 10, 41, 90 15 , 28 , 77, 81 , 89 28, 58 41 , 67 , 86 41, 43 , 67 41 28 9 , 16, 39, 4 1 28 , 58, 92 38 , 41 , 71 , 86 35 32 , 35 47 67, 88,94 47, 65 , 68 54 41 28, 75 47 54 47 Rackow, Samantha 28 Ragland, Laura 81 Randall, Ricky 47 Randolph, James 35 Rash, Ricky 44,47, 71, 78 Rarcliff, Ashley 35 Ray, Jeff 47 Ray, Jonathan 47, 59, 78 Reburn, Tyler 41,65,84 Redick, Jonathan 47 Redwine, Joseph 35 Reed, Adam 47, 78 Reeder, Brian 28, 58, 93, 98 Reeder, Tommy 42, 68 Reid , Erin 42 Reidy, Thomas 47 Reyer, Ashley Reynolds, Ashlee 28 Reynolds, Lindsay 42, 43, 59, 63, 82, 83 Reynolds, Seth 47 Rheude, Greg 87 Rheude, Matthew 47 Rhodes, Catherine 47 , 7 1 Ricci, Derek 35 , 68 Rice, Brian 35, 66 Richardson, Bo 28 Richardson, Kelly 35 81 Riley, Mike 78 Rire, Ashley 47 Ritchey , Lisa 28 Rivera, Oscar 47 Robbins, Crystal Robbins , David 35 , 54 R oberts, Matt 81 Robertson, Megan 10, 42, 90 Robison , Erik 35 Romero, Brandy 47 Rorer , J effrey 47 Rorer, J ennifer 42 , 68 Rosapepe , Amy 28 Rosen , Everette 47 , 59 Ross. Breeze 42, 82 Roth , Dana 47 , 7 1 �Rothrock , Sharon Roundtree, Porsche Rouse, Judy Rouse, Kristi Russeau, Benjamin Russeau, Dustin Russell, Mary Russo, Joseph Russo, Michael Ryan, Barry Ryan, Pamela 54 28, 68 54 29, 62, 65 47 42 48 42 48, 78 42, 66 29 Sablik, Timothy 48, 71 Sain, Amanda 29, 65, 66 Sain, Sharon 52 , 54, 69 Saim'Clair, Erin 36 Saim'Clair, Kelly 36 Sainr'Clair, Lucas 42, 59 Sakaguchi, Aya 35, 66, 71 Sargent, Bobby 33, 35, 80, 86 Sauder, Adam 80 Saul, Judy 51 Saunders, Erin 29 Saunders, Julie 42 Savage, Scott 29, 58, 62 , 87 Savage, Taylor 42, 88 Sawyer, Kare 42, 65, 66 Schaaff, Chris 35 Schaaff, Eric 42 Schneider, Chris 29 Schneider, Kimberly 48, 68 Schneider, Mindy 35, 68 Schrader, Karie 1, 35, 60, 62, 63, 69 Scott, Brooke 48 Scott, Megan 35 Scruggs, Ashley 35 Seamon, Alex 29, 58, 87, 92, 104 Seamon, Emily 6, 42 Seddon, Ann 54 Sellari, Sarah 14, 29, 66, 75 Selvey, Stephen 3 5, 80, 86 Sgroi, Stephanie 4, 17, 29, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 71, 88, 93, 95, 99, 104 Shank, H eather 42 Shelor, Adrienne 14, 42, 43 , 57, 63, 82 Shelron, Claudeen 54 Shelton, Joel 35 Shepherd, Peggy 5l Shepherd, Tara 42, 43 , 65, 67 Sherry, Austin 29 Shorr, Robin 54 Sharrer, Adam 42 , 66 Shorter, Nancy 5 3, 54 Shriver, Amy 29, 68 Shriver, Blair 42, 71 Shruggs, Ashley 88 Shubert, Judie 54 Sibley, Stuart 15 , 53, 54 Sicora, Mary 29, 58, 67 Sieber, Ald en 54, 78 Simmons, Jesse 29, 58, 94 Simmons, J essica 42, 68 Simmons, Scott 54, 89 Simon, Micah 35 , 36 Sims, Phil 54 Sinha, Famid 48, 59, 7 1 Sinha, Tanya 36, 57, 61, 63 , 68 Skinnell, Bonnie 36, 67 Slack, Julia 3, 26, 28, 29, 58, 63 , 65, 70, 92, 93 Slaughter, Derek 48 Slovensky, J oho 36, 64, 66 SmaUwood , Bech 48 Smith, Chad 42 Smith , Erin 42 81 Smi rh , J eff Smith, Marrha 54 Smith, Megan 5, 48 Smith, Stacy 37 29, 68 Smith, Trista Snider, Audrey 48 Snider, Emily 29, 58, 66, 67, 88, 96 Snider, Justin 48 Snodgrass, Robbie 42, 67 Snyder, Jessica 37, 68, 70 Sowder, Adam 42, 43 Sowder, Brad 29, 67 Sowder, Erin 48 Spencer, Heather 42 Spencer, Rachel 29, 59 Spraker, Nancy 55 Spurlock, Wendy 37, 67 Stancil, Scarr 36, 67, 86 Starr, Jonah 29, 89 Stec, Lesley 5, 29, 63, 67, 88 Stec, Sarah 5, 30, 63, 88 Steele, Lauren 37, 66, 67 Steffen, Terri 55, 65, 97 Sreinmaker, Trina 30, 71 Stephens, Susan 55, 65 Stevenson, Riley 37, 67 Stihl, Jacob 80 Stoneman, Loni 37, 63, 65 Srour, Jennifer 55, 63 Stowers, Joshua 42, 71 Scrayve, Alex 91 Stuart, Ashley 9, 30, 58 Scull, Jacob 42 Suhr, Jason 55 Sumner, Karen 55 Swindel, Rob 81 Swing, Don 30 Swing, Leslie 42, 68 Swisher, Ian 81 Taher, Dina 42, 65 Taher, Shareef 30, 66, 67 Tainer, Bridget 42,69 Tainer, Erin 48 Tayloe, Brad 30, 89, 92 Taylor, Kelly 30 Terrell, Amy 42 Terrell, Andrea 48 Tester, Andrew 48 Tester, Matthew 42 Thacker, Jeffrey 42, 80 Thacker, Josh 30 Theude, Gregory 35 Thews, Rebecca 42 , 63 Thomas , Barbara 55 Thomas, Crystal 48 Thomas, Lee 44, 48 , 59 Thomas, Mary 30, 58, 62, 73, 92, 93 Thomas, Srephanie 30 Thomas, Tyler 48, 78 Thompson, Ashley 42 Thompson, Jeremiah 48 Thornhill, Derek 11 , 48 1, 30, 60, 66 Thornton, Lee Ann 48 Thrasher, Kare 48 Toves, Zachary 44, 48 , 66 Trenis, Bryan Trent, Benjamin 36 Trent, Marr 33, 36, 80 Trivett, Jamie 30, 92 48, 79 Trombower, Adam 30, 62, 70 Trompeter, Jessica 48, 78 Turner, Joshua 81 Tuttle, J usrin Underwood, Allan Underwood, Tracey 30 30 Vagrs, William 36 Vandelinde, Ryan 30, 58, 62, 64, 65, 66, 85, 87, 95, 98, 104 Vaniels, Mary Lou 55 Vansandr, Marthew 42, 87 Vansandr, Reed 38, 42, 59 V ascik, Brittany 48 Vaughan, Jessica 1, 37, 59, 60 Vaughn, Dana 30, 94 Volodzko, Matthew 42, 86 Wade, Jennifer 42 , 59, 61, 63 Wade, Lindsay 61 Wagner, Katie 42, 43 Wagoner, Carrey 44, 48 , 78 Walden, Robyn 14, 37 Waldron, Adam 42, 86 Waldron, Glenn 53, 55 Waldron, Melandy 48, 78 Waldron, Wilson 30, 85 5, 48, 70 Wallis, Jessica 6, 51 , 55 Walrond, Shirley 48 Walser, Jennifer 48 W airers, Jared Walters, Jenny 30 Warren, Evan 48 Warren, William 48 Watson, Ryan 30, 87, 104 Weaver, Mark 48 , 49 Weaver, Matthew 31 Webb, Koren 3 1, 68 Webster, H eather 37, 66, 67 Weeks, Anna 36, 63, 65 \"'V' ehrmeiscer, Alyssa 17, 36 W eissbarr, Erich 42 , 6 7, 86 W eissbarr, Krista 48, 79 Wells, Jordan 48 West, Ashley 48 West, Sloan 42 Whisman, Berry 55 White, Amanda 31 White, Ashley 31, 71 White, J essica 42 Wilburn, Ashlee 44, 48 , 68 Wilburn, Maegan 10, 11 , l7 , 36, 69, 83 , 90 Wildman, Zachery 42 Wilkins, John 48 Wilkins, Lucy 37 Wilkinson , Elaine 42 Williams, Clay 38, 42 , 80 Williams, Marr 8, 3 1 Williams, Tara 42, 43 Willmott, Ashley 42 Willmott, Misry 31 Wills, Ashley 48, 7 l Wilmer, Michelle 42 Wilmore, Misty 68 Wilson , J ennifer 10, l I , 32, 37, 59, 63, 6 7, 70, 88, 90 Wimmer, H eather 48 Wimn1er Nathan 48 Windel, Joey 31 Windschitl, Jenna 15 , 48, 49, 71 Winfree, David 5, 37, 66 Wingate, Corey 50, 55 Winkler, Melissa 13 , 19, 31, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 73, 75, 92, 94, 104 Winsron, Michael 31, 66 42, 68 Wimer, Amanda Wire, Susie 55 4, 6, 51, 55, 66, 67 Wise, Danielle 13, 42, 79 Witkege, Toby Witt, David 36 32, 36, 62, 71, 84 Wohlford, David 7, 31, 58, 67, 88, 93 Wolter, Katie 36, 67, 71 Wolter, Stephen 31, 58, 62, 63, 92, 104 Wood, Adam 31, 68 Wood, Brandie 31 Wood, Brian 48 Wood, Kristen 42 Woodfield, Stacey 48 Woodson, Brian 55 Woody, Lee 31 Wray, Joseph 42, 71 Wtighc, Ben Wright, Caitlin 31 55 Wright, Jane 48, 59 Wright, Lindsey 42 Wright, Lucas 37, 65, 68 Wright, Sonnet 31 , 75, 94 Wright, Wayne 15, 31, 58, 73, 104 Wujek, Marissa 31 Wydner, Jessica Wymer, Eric 69 Y amine, Christopher Yarber, Btirrany Y earrs, Kelly Young, Kevin Young, Robert Zamorski, Tommy Zimmerman, Austine 33 , 37,71 44, 48, 49, 59, 78 48, 61 81 4 2, 68, 80 3 1, 66 37,59,68 1 INDEX. 103 �The Is Here!!! As we conclude another exciting year at Cave Spring Junior, we look back and see a school year full of jammed lockers, walls without ceilings, and conscruaion workers from outer space! With these changes students and teachers have had to adjust to the renovations in our school. For sixth graders it has been a great first year, but for freshmen it has been a memorable four years. From the sixth grade north wing to the ninth grade mobile units, we have journeyed for four long years and have survived. As we carry the memories of frustration _with exams and schoolwork, laughter with friends, and gratitude for teachers, we leave our familiar surroundings at junior high to step out into another journey to a whole new world-the high school. And so, another school year has come to an end. AP Way back in September, 1986, our freshmen started their long journey roward high school. SQUIRE AND MY LADY NOMINEES: (L to R)-Allison Campbell, Matt Lewis, Stephanie Sgroi, Adam Wood, Adena Kaplan, Alex Seamon, Allison J etton, Andy Glassick, Melissa Winkler, Ryan Vandelinde, Marissa Wujek, Chris Bast, Angela Pae As her many years at Cave Spring Juni or come to an end , we thank her for her faithful service and many contributi ons. We'll miss you, Mrs . Dyer. Allison , showing off her wild side. 104 :'9··f!'/ CLOSING �Autographs lt{ara 1 (eV'I 9;rD:i/i<.~ Yo~ <f'Jeen Q great friend thi& yeat. t had f n 3Q· . ng t-en poutid.s l n CiVlC S . I had +4 -f i 9h+i n9 too. Na"li 's rule ! 'J/1< 1hanl<!; -fot'" 9 m~ ··s+teQt.ih ' bud 11 qt fue party. I Know yo4 h~ d lots of unde\' the tram por he. Karq <=.wa \donee! we need to do . sornethih9 over Wle ~lltntoet. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 1997 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 Squire1997 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/73/6514/Squire1994.pdf adbbb9177aa11f349141ac8bbba6233d PDF Text Text .. .' • • 1 · 9·9·4 s R E DANNY MONAH A ��yq ~s DCJ\1 {')I,<;"' Sh,p,o 'I +(.-i\k . /YJr5, l\.\c51c.._v J /,·fies Yo v.. f(c.Lfl C< )1Z1 -! ~ l/f'-\1" - I ' //. -" 'l~ 1tf, ��p fl- (1) !D'} 'ABLE OF CONTENTS tle 1eme pening ~op le eshmen ghth Grade venth Grade (th Grade culty ubs Orts ldent Life ~dication perlatives uire/My Lady )Sing 1 2-5 6-15 16-55 18-31 32-37 38-43 44-49 50-55 56-71 72-87 88-93 94 95-97 98-99 104 e VV\_QJ r-cLec,~ CJ ~ ~ Y'c-d__~ e 1ma 1ne THE SQUIRE Cave Spring Junior High School Roanoke, Virginia 1993-94 Leigh Anne and Molly said, ") usr imagine that our yearbook could be about anything and everything kids like'" So we did.' TlTLE �our lliusion. It's when you see what is not really there or a distortion of what is. Reality is the greatest illusion. Things are only how we see them. If you think you will fail a test, you obably will! So use your own illusion and the best out of life. Md don't be afraid e1 Welcome to our home . ��I wtogl~Cttlo~ Stettlo~ You are on a train seemingly going nowhere, traveling through an infinite tunnel. The brakes screech as the train slows. Ahead you see daylight as the train comes out of the tunnel. It slows to a stop at a small town. You get out and curiously stare at the sign. It reads, Imagination Station. You turn and ask the train conductor what that means? H e smiles and responds, "You decide; it means whatever you want it to." Imagine if Elaine was an anr earer. J ason, David, Erin and J enny enjoy a peaceful day ar rhe Jake. J enny and Meredith soak up rhe sigh rs and sounds of Washington. "I Jove you THIS MUCH 1" ~/ THEME ,_ �You Said It, We Printed It We sent out surveys asking the definitions of three different words. What really is the meaning of the word aglet? What in the world is a tragus? A muntis is a WHAT? Here are the suggestions from some of our imaginative students: Aglet - The feeling you get after running the mile and being told you got satisfactory. Anon. Aglet cousin. Tragus lish.'' Puff the Magic Dragon's Yasmin Alarni Italian for "I hate EngWhitney Cole Tragus A big tragedy while having a bad hair day. Anon. Tragus - The Indian celebration dance after potty training a two year old. Anon. TI1e ladies of Cave Spring overwhelm N ew York wi th their grace and charm. Muntis - The upper nose hair of the Australian gorilla. Anon. Muntis - Stuff someone told you a zillion times. Anon . Muntis - A disease that causes your third toe on your left foot to stop working and produce dreams of the Energizer Bunny. Ashley Chapman Kelli and Mandy get a diffe rent perspective on li fe. THEME �Sarah doin' some monkey business. Mandy is practicing the an of relaxation. My most embarrassing moment was ... "When I was in a department score and I bent over and my pants ripped! " Graham Sumter W hitney's just hangin' around. Cooling off after feeling the hear! Ginger is catching some rays. I ,...... �Welcome to the jungle (gym)! T a1k warm. Warm weather causes students to lose their mental capacities. Goodbye brain, hello game shows. Most students look forward to summer as time to relax in the sun and forget about the pressures of school. Some choose to spend their summer traveling. Vacations are a good time for students to release all their stored up energy. But by the end of August students are tired of feeling the heat, and are eager to be back at school. The funnest thing I did this summer was ... ''Making Playdough people and putting them in the street and getting them run over!'' K .C. Yessian r Maureen - Friendship is the key co summec fun! future O lympic diver �Oh, o! Oh! And h .d w ere are the places you like to go? We d i a survey of d · Stu ems m our school and a large number of stud . . ems said that they like to "hang" outside of school at h h t e mall and at their friends ' ouses. Many gather h . ·ck . at t e movies and the skaters su around m the ki par ng lot. And where do SqUl.res h ang 0 · ch a£ . ut m s ool? Most said the halls the c etena, their lockers, and even the library! , Cool class of ·97 Hey! What do you wane' Eig ht g lasses of water a day keeps you healthy! Skaters' place of action �Hanging Out In School In the halls Meredith Kinder In lunch Jay Scott In the bandroom Adena Kaplan Out of School Anywhere my parents aren't! Elaine Anderson At the barn Abby Merrill At Kroger Amy Scheuer At Big Lots Jeff Lewis Hangin' by the locker, drinkin' a Mr. Pibb Just two buds sitting in the auditorium What happened to a quiet dinner for two' OPENING 9 ���Friends. Can't • • QUALITIES OF A FRIEND: -Someone to go bowling with. Tyler Kirby Friends in the great outdoors. -Someone who is crazy and psycho; in short someone just like me! Mike Cox -Someone who will pig out on Godiva chocolates with you when you are depressed. Susan Anderson -Someone with a good heart and likes sports. Stephen Haynes -One who will stand up for you and support you during tough times. Jennifer Lupton -Someone who will listen and won ·t ignore · you. Kristin Wimerich -Someone who doesn't follow the crowd. Carrie Shelton -Someone who's weird, crazy and wild. Marissa W ujek -Someone who understands you have oth er £nen . ds too. Sarah Cox -Someone easy to get along with and funny. Randy Thompson -Someone that doesn 't care how you look h talk or ow you · Kelly Taylot -Someone who is dependable. Mary Thomas -Someone who is caring and understanding. Trisha Stump -Someone who doesn't lie to you. Ashley Stuart -Someone you can count on when you need them. Sarah Wells Smile for the camera! Having fun with your friends ~OPENING �imagine life without them Friends! They are an imponant part of everyone's life. We talk to our friends, and we do things in school and out of school with them. Friends are those who are always there for us. They keep us company when we are bored out of our minds. We can confide our deepest secrets to our friends . We can't imagine life without them! Even in tough competition, friends stick together. Wild and crazy When the going gets rough; the tough go shopping! It takes a real friend to help wirh a 1ob li ke this' O PENIN G 13 �"Take a look at that outfit!" and "Wow, where did you get that?" are heard many times in the halls at Cave Spring Junior. Fashion goes all ways here from dressy to casual to Hip Hop and grunge. The '70's look is both in and out at CSJ . While guys think bellbottoms and hippie glasses are out, many girls call them in. While fashion has no limits in the magazines, there is not much you can get past Mr. Boyer! We think our school is filled with sryle and lots of neat clothes; there is always a touch of image in each look! From Keels accessocy. to dressy to combat boots, shoes are a definite style How many styles do you see here? NayDe loves to party in style! TOP STORES IN ROANOKE 1. Champs 2. I.eggetcs 3. Bcooks 4. Limited 5. Merry-Go-Round 6 . Native Cotton 7. County Seat 8 . Ormond 9. Chess King 10 . T ied Died Guy !~OPENING �IN'S Bookbags are not only handy, they make a fashion statement. Jessica loves to lie around in style. OUT'S 1. Nike Reebok Bellbottoms 2. Bellbottoms Matching p laids 3.Jeans Tie-Dye 4. Jansport 5. Guess clothing Paint Puff T shirts Preppy clothes 6. Loose jeans Keds 7. K-Swiss Clogs 8. Eastpack Knee socks 9. Levis Hippie glasses IO.Bodysuits Matt goes for the comfortable look. Som etimes it is hard to separate the shoppers from the mannekins after a hard day at the mall. OPENIN G 15 �• I WHAT IF . . . Uuh, we had like, uh, money, or something huh huh,. Then we could like get stuff, huh, huh, yea!! Yea! Kevin Bradford NBA scouts came to CSJ! Luke Beazley Aliens beamed up all of the teachers. Misty King You could wear your pajamas to school one day. Everytime you sneezed your nose got bigger. Mike Cox Disco came back. Madeline Taubman The cows really came home! Lindsey Higginbotham What if .. . uhhh Cody Blankenship W hat ~f flowers had faces' l~ INTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE People are full of "What ifs." You showed us that when we took our survey. We got a lot of crazy, funny answers, but some were more serious. For example: What if there were no crime? What if the world were square? What if kids could drive at age thirteen? We loved your answers! Remember now when you look around and think to yourself: What if. .. ? What if Harry's tongue got sruck to his face' What if Jane's and Shannon's faces got stuck like that? • • • �What if Blake and Melissa really dressed like that? What if the ocean were on top of the world? INTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE J-~7 �Mandy Ackley 1-May, 3-Gone with the W ind, 5-Barbra Streisand Holly Adams 1-Buffy, 2-Groovey, 5Metallica Kevin Bradford 2-Uuh, huh, huh, I don't know . 5-Snoop Dogg and the dogg pound, 6-Beavis Scott Aday 3-Addams Family Values, 4-CMT, 5-Aerosmith Kasey Alford 3-The Crush, 5-Aerosmith, 6-Aladdin Elizabeth Allen 1-Liz, 3-Patriot Games, 6Mickey Mouse Jonathan Amos 2-Candy, I ain't got no mirror! 3-Forever Young, 60die er o Change . . . that's a scary word. Four years ago we walked down the breezeway of Cave Spring with wonder in our eyes. Since then, 720 school days have p assed ; we've sat through 5,040 classes and slept in on about 104 Saturday mornings. Take a minute ro think about how much has changed in that time; friends, fads, clothes, you name it. Cave Spring has changed a lot, also . Instead of two lanes of traffic, we have four running through our from yard. We have a new parking lot and landscaping. The world around us has also changed. The Soviet Union broke up, the Berlin Wall came down, we went ro war in the Persian Gulf, and we helped the starving in Somalia. You know, people say that we will never forget our junior high years, but we will definirely remember the year we were Leaders of the Pack. Brad Boothe 2-Fire, fire' 5-N irvana, 6-Beavis Look how we've changed ... Brian Blount 2-No questions , just do it! ... our hair; before Cody Blankenship I-Opie Taylor, 2-69 ha hall 5-Kenny Rogers Casey Blais I-CK, 3-Pure Luck, 6-Far Side G rant Blackstock l-G, 5-Nirvana, 6-Calvin . .. and after! Marcus Bingham I-Chronic Man, 3-Menace II Sociery, 5-Snoop Doggy Dagg Ryan BiUingsley I-Ry, 2-Dig it' 6-Abu Mike Bibby I-Mac daddy, 3-Superfly, 5-I' m a Player �Sherry Amos 1-Shirle Ann, 2-Dirry, 6Beavis and Butthead Elaine Anderson 2-But Wesley, what about the ROUS'S? 4-Record Exchange, 5-Led Zeppelin Amanda Asbury 1-D 1, 2-Anyways! 6Mickey Mouse Anna Asher I-Banana, 2-No, I'm not an airhead! 5-The Garden Kimberly Avis 4-NMM, 5-Sceve Miller Band, 6-Chuckie on Rugrats Jonathan Ayer I-Jon Boy, 3-Leatherface, 5-0biruary Spencer Baird I-Batman, 3-Demolition Man, 5-Rap Some things NEVER change! Vince Bacanauskas I-Vinnie, 5-DefLeppard, 6-Ren & Scimpy You must have been a beautiful baby 1 Look how we've matured! e Susanne R. Bell 2-Let's talk about love triangles, 3-Sleepless in Seattle, 6-Rajah Kelly Beckner 2-What's that got to do with the price of apple butter? 5-Chariots of Fire Josh Beckner I-Little Nino, 2-Ic's the flavor' 5-Megadeath Luke Beazley 1-Luchec, 2-Go, Tarheels! 5-Public Enemy Yashmin Barton I-Yoshi-Joey, 3-My Co11si11 Vi1111y, 5-No Rain Leigh Barnett 2-Rodents of unusual size' I don 't think they exist. 5Pearl Jam , 6-Wacko ACKLEY -BRADFORD F9 �TAKING CONTROL , ( . .. . . ' ' ~ Katherine Brittain 1-Kay, 2-0by, 5-Garth Brooks, 6-Calvin and Hobbs \ '•' ~ Luke Brown 2-Inch by inch, life is a cinch. 3-Disco Fever, 5Grateful Dead Corri Browne 1-Cornbread , 2-Shut up! I'm just kidding! 6Micke Mouse Alison Burgio 1-AI, 2-W hatever'? 6Aladdin Dawn Bushnell 1-Bush, 2-I'm just kidding! 5-Can't Break It ro my Heart Jason Brubaker 1-"J", 4-Davidson's, 6Mighty Mouse Okay, ninth graders, you have been here for four years; so, are you ready to leave? Well, I know many of "us" are feeling the Jr. High pressure because we are supposed to be at the high school! Hold on, Freshmen! In just a few short months things will start to change. So while you are here, enjoy "taking control" because next year we have the 12th graders to worry about. ~ Lisa Bryan 3-Aiaddin, 5-Sting, 6Goofy Thi Campbell 1-Thi, 2-" 12:00", 5Black, 6-Beavis Blake Carothers 2-Sup wit you? 5- 2 Pac, 6-Taz Margot Caruthers 1-Lilac, 2-Be a mother ro that son. 5- Pink Floyd Tak ing it easy after P.E. Will Callahan 1-Wilbur, 2-It wasn't me! 6-Goofy Chris Case 1-Moose, 4- 7-Eleven, 5-Snoop Dagg Nikki Cheney 1-C.B., 5-0nyx, 6Plucky Kristina Childress 3-Afaddin, 4-The Disney Store, 6-Abu Ali Chitsaz I-Aladdin , 2-Just do it.3-Demo/ition Man Crystal Clear I-Pepsi, 2-All's fair in love and war. Ernie Cochran 3-Gone with the Wind, 5-Willie Nelson , 6Barney Rubble Todd Carr 3-Under Sie g e , 4Legends, 5-Nirvana �Jason Collins 2-0h, no! 5-Nirvana, 6-Garfield Nikki Collins 1-Nictrol, 3-The Goonies, 6-Goofy Josh Compton 2-Uhh, uh, hu hu hu, 5-Dr. Dre, 6-Calvin and Hobbs Man Compton 3-Basic Instinct, 4-J oe's Discount Clothes, 5Cyprus Hill _ _ __ Travis Cooper 5-George Strait, 6-Taz Jason Counts 2-I didn't do it! 5country, 6-Taz ~~~-- Shana Cox 2-Just Kiddin", 4NMM, 6-Ren & Shannan Cox 1-Sac, 2-No problem! 5-Again Lauren Coyne 2-What??? 4-The Gap, 5-Pearl Jam Stephanie Crebo 1-Stef, 2-That's Sick!! 6-Taz Kristen Dalton 2-Huh? I don't know! 4-Gap, 6-Tweery Bird Dixine Darist !-Trixie, 4-Limited, 5Soul Asylum Jennifer Daugherty 1-J enn, 3-The Jerk, 6Taz Charlie Davies 1-Roo, 5-Dinosaur Jr., 6-Bunhead Alicia Davis I-Pippy, 2-Groovy! 5Led Zepplin Melanie Davis 3-Ghost, 4-Brooks, 6Garfield Amanda seems tongue tied! Jenny Deans 2-Keep smilin'' 3Aladdin , 5-Again Luke and Hunter pose for the camera - SMILE' BRITTAIN-DEANS Fl �Amanda, meet the camera. Camera, meer Amanda. ~ Emily DeWitt 1-Emmie, 2-I'm just kidding! 5-Shawn Raphaela Dixon 1-Ralph, 2-Just kiddin'! 5-Mercedes Benz Alanna Faerie Cedric Faerie 1-Draco, 2-Methinks she protests roo much. 1-Allan, 2-Don"t kiss a frog unless it talks. 3R obi n H ood : Men i11 Tighu Jenny Fetherolf l- Fetherhead 2Smile' 3-Aladdin, 22VRESHMEN 3-The Co11rt jester J ennifer Fickler 1-Jen, 2-Hey , what's up' 4-Northern Reflecc10ns Andrew Donahue 2-Happy Happy Joy Joy, 3-Top G11n, 4Spencer Gifts Chris Duff 4 -Fret Mill, 5-Pearl Jam , 6-Beavis a nd Butthead Tanner Duus 1- T., 2-You've got ro beat the man ro be the man 1 5-Pearl Jam April Lee Ferris I -Va l entine, 5Megadeth, 6-Garfield Kelli Fields I-Airhead , 4-Looney Bin , 6-Ren and Stimpy Ryan Filson 1-Da #I , 2-Hey Spencer, throw this' 5Snoop Doggy Dagg �Kelley Fisher 1-Kel Fish, 2-0h my, I'm so sure! 5-Wish You Were Here Karen Freund 1-Daisy, 2-What?' 3Untamed He a rtN, 6Abu Jason Ganong 1-Da #2, 2-Rutro Rorge, 5-Nirvana, 6Papa Smurf Nathan Gleiner Amber Goff I-Nay, 2-M-Babasum! 1-Ambo, 2-Life's a bowl of 5-Dr. Dre, 6-Felix the humiliated grapes! 4-TieCat dye Guy Jake Galbraith 2-Go Blue, 4-Tracks, 5-Snoop Dagg, 6Ratta-Tat-Tat Now that I have your attention, I'm going to tell you something about the 9th grade, so listen up! We freshmen have no problem whatso-ever drawing attention to ourselves. It's not always something we really want, but a lot of times it's something we crave. We get attention by wearing whatever we think we should wear. We talk so loud people have no choice but to hear us. We forget to do homework; then the teachers pay attention to us. There are almost as many ways that Freshmen get attention as there are Freshmen. We all are being ourselves 24 hours a day - SOMEBODY has to notice eventually! Bonnie? Pose? Never! Mandy Gordon 2-St. Owner, 4-Surf Shop, 5-Fade to Black Kelly Gould 3- " The Little Mermaid' ', 4-Limited, 6Ren and Stimpy Evelyn Greiner 1-Ev, 4-The Gap, 5Pearl Jam, 6-Garfield Charles Haley 2-Life's a beach, 3Fa ceJ of Death, 5Nirvana Jason Hall I-Head , 2-Thre e Times, 5-Pearl Jam, 6Beavis and Butthead Steven H amblen 1-Chi ckenbone , 2 You 'll get over it, they always do! Jessica Griffith 1-Jess, 3-Aladdin, 4Disney Store, 6-Pooh Seth Gri ffin 3-New j ack City, 4Spencer's, 5-Pearl Jam Amanda Grinnell 3-A/addin, 4-The G ap, 6-Genie . '1 Leigh Hancock 1-Lee-Lee, 2- Tink er Toys! 6-Tweety Bird Now that Elaine has your an ention, she wants you to srop staring ar her hat! J ohn Harless 3- B as i c In st in ct , 5Gun s n ' R oses, 6Calvin and Hobbes Jimm y H arrison 1-J im -1, 2- Pretty Funny' S -Snoop Doggy Dagg, 6Ren and Stimpy Jason Hart 1-J , 2-J usr lounging, 5J udgment Nighr DEWITT-HART F3 �all the Imagine In the words of John Lennon's song, "You are a dreamer ro imagine all people living as one. " All groups (yes, rhere are a lot at CSJ H) tty ro stand our by their dress or style of music or personality. This page shows people from many of these groups coming rogerher, living in peace. There are ochers like you who dream of this ultimate goal. Peace will come ro this world. It may come afrer a civil war or a great nuclear war in which all people perish or it may come because we work roward and fulfill our desire for peace. But it will come. Someday the world and its inhabitants - whether people or only animals and flowers, will live in complete harmony. There will be a time of peace. Dave Hayslett 1-Pyro, 5-Cypress Hill, 6Beavis and Butrhead Kelly Henderson 1-Bren, 2-Hello?! 5-The Cranberries, 6-Beavis and Butrhead Jackelyn Hergrueter 1-ABJ, 2-Shut up , moron! 4-T.J. Maxx, 6-Ren Mac H eslep H eather H ess 1-Miscer, 3-Unf orgivenN, 4- 2-Anyways, fool! 5-2 PAC, Big Lots, 6-Beavis 6-Barney ~ ~- Chris Hewitt Justin Hill Sean Hackenbery Chris Hofer · B k E 2-Do we got a probleml-Dough Boy, 2-Do we got 3 - P01nt rea , 4 - ast ; 6 C N' T here! 3-Boomerang, 5-L.L.a problem here. -Woody casters, 5- 1rvana, 6 - az Cool J Woodpecker Stephen Holden Mike Hudson Kyle Ireland , Missy James b J Lydia llewicz . . Am er anney 2-See ya 1 3-The Homecom- T I' 5Th B d 1 4-2- J'm sure' 3- My Girl, 4 l - Kyle1g h , 2- Y ou 11 g etl -Kns , 2- An-ro -ni -o 2 . 4 B C . Sh rust me, U grow. · 1 • ' I -Buffy - e o yguard 3 mg, - & 0 om1c op ,( M T 6-G fi cl over 1r. They always do' 6-Spm Doctors, 6-Winnie the . ' -Willie ' G ap, 6-Garfield 6 6-Garfield · · " ar iel Ren Pooh 5-Dmy ' �~:~ Jenny Jenkins 2-What's up ? 3-Free Willy, 5-Michael W . Smith , 6-Dennis the Menace Dana Jennings 2-Huh?? 4-l 7th Street Surf Sh op, 5-White Zombie, 6-Beavis and Burthead Monika J emigan 1-Monie Finkel, 2Wuz-up? 5-2 PAC, 6Barney Lisa J essee 1-Wesh e, 2 -I don ' t care! 5-Aerosmith, 6Ren and Stimpy Hunter Johnson !-Hunter T, 3-Basic Instinct, 4-Kelly's Music, 5-Pearl Jam , 6-Calvin Paula Katz 1-Mo, 2-Look what found! 4-WalMart, 5R.E.M. Amy Keith 1-Lu, 3 -My Girl, 5Blind Melon, 6-Goofy l -Jami e, 3-Terminator 2. 5-Srone Temple Pilots, 6-Huey Russ Johnson I-Russell in the valley, 2-What did you call me!?! 4-Shell station Lynn Jones 2-Talk to Him . 3Aladdi11, 4-Limited, 5Shai Anna Karr I-Anna Banana, 2-Think happy thoughts and you can fly! 5-Soul to Squeeze Nova Kemp 1-Turbo, 2-Be a mother to that son, 4-N ative Corton, 5-ExternaJ fl ame Leila Kessler I-Giggles, 2-I'm sorry! 3-Back Draft, 6Hobbes Jeremy Killgore 2-I' m not cleaning it up! 3-Lost Boys, 5-Am I Demon, 6-Scooby Doo Tiffany King 1-Tiffer N , 4 -N ew Mountain Merchantile, Michael Kolejka 3-Star T rek Ill , 5-Eric Clap ron, 6-Garfield Kyleigh Lambert I -Kyle, 2-Just kiddin' , 3 -Ca 11dyma 11 , 5- Wish You W ere H ere Laura Lanphear 1-E.B., 2-G ood Deal' 5 - Casey Jon es , 6W acko ...., . Julie Kittelson I - Buster, 2 -A N -TO NI-0!' 3-Sleepless in Se- is a 5-All for L:;o:..v..;e_____ ..:.H.:.:a;µ<J.,;:---~---- -~a~t~tl_•---~~..,.....,,,..,...,, I N eil LaPrade I-Easy, 3- Under Siege, 6-Daffy Duck Jared Largen 3-Cheech a11d Chang·, Up i11 Smoke, 4-Surf n ' Turf. 5 - W e lco m e r o T h is W orld J enni fer Latstet:ter 1- Sp az , 2- HA ' H A ' HA' HA ' 5- Enigma. 6W oodstock - -J-25 �Dana Lazzuri 1-Cass, 2-Do what? 4Looney Bin, 6-Minnie Mouse Creceda leMaire 1-Cre, 2-Take it to the edge! 5-J anis Joplin Erin Lester 2-Smile, it increases your fac e value! 5Again, 6-Charlie Brown Jeff Lewis 1-Greg, 4 -Big Lots, 6Snoop Dagg C.J . Liebal 1-Top Gun, 5-Bon Jovi, 6-Rodney Richards Ashley McCall 3-A Few Good Men, 4Legends, 5-Brooks and Dunn Erika McCoy 1-U-rek, 2-Ain ' t it though! 5-Kickin'lt, 6Gummi Bears Sarah McKay I-Saree, 2-Be a mother to that son' 5-Eternal Flame, 6-Ren and Stempy ' Miller Lindsey 1-Roachgirl, 2-1 don't know, whatever! 4 Limited , 6-Porky Pig Hunter Moore 1-Kodiac Kid, 2-All for one and one for all. 6Cow's of Moo Mesa Blake Moran 2- Mush! 5-Ugly Kid Joe , 6-Beavis and Burthead Dustin Morse I - Bi scu it, 3 -Addam 1 Family Va /tJeJ, 6-Beavis and Burthead Nathanael Neighbors 1-Nat --n-..-, C ar o n , Shat, Heather , and Sha nn a n four are better than one. Danny Monahan I-Jimbo, 2-Blunt! 3Ba1 ic l n!linct , 4__________, Spencer's, 6-Beavis Marilyn Monroe Meredi th , Sarah , and Margo take time out between classes. 2~FRESHMEN Chad and Kyleigh break for some huggin'' ... -~~-~~~-~~~......, �Cindy Lin 1-Cin, 2-l don't know! 5-Music Box, 6-Calvin and Hobbes ' 1, ~ Malia Miller I-Mal, 2-Do you always have grapes in your lunch? 3-Aladdin, 6r1asminc Candy Nichols !-Bud, 2-Do you have a mirtor? 5-Tracy Lawrence, 6-Goofy 2-No, I am not always in a bad mood. 4-Books, Strings, and Things John Linn 1-G-on, 2-Good Day!! 4-Soccet Stop, 5-Dr. Dre, 6-Batman Jennifer Lupton !-Jen, 2-But that's O.K., 4-Btooks, 5-If, 6-Calvin and Hobbes Shana Miller 2-Yeah, Right! 3-Fried Green Tomatoes, 4Spencer's, 6-Beavis Leigh Anne Mitchell 2-To be or not to be! 3Sleepless in Seat/le, 4American Eagle Men, 5-Pearl Garfield Timur Line Carrie Manning !-Kit Kar, 2-lt doesn't matter! 3-Home Alone, 5-Dream lover Ginny Marshall ! -Ginger, 2-Gtoovy! 3Singles, 5-Pearl Jam, 6Far Side ----- Sho ck va lu e' Katherin e's s cashing her gea r b efore school. Kelli 3-Thelma 4-Half Caribbean Nichols and Louise, Moon, 5Blue Chad Norris !-Chaddy, 2-Don't look at me' 4-C.M.T., 5-Pearl Jam, 6-0pus Justin O'Dell 3-Aladdin, 4-Video stores, 6-Calvin and Hobbes Don O'Hair 2-Uh , H a Ha, 3-Basic Insti11c1, 4- the mall, 5country, 6-Mr. Ed Amy Page !-Sister Chicken, 2TREE! 6-W oodstock *************************** Lockers. In sixth grade our eyes were opened to 'em. Half of us couldn 't see the locks, and those who could never remembered the combination. In seventh grade we had lockers in the shop building and near Mr. Giles' room. (Let's see .. .can we get any further from our classes?) In eighth grade we got our own gym lockers. This year, we graduated to lockers on "freshman hall" with no partners. No more fights about who gets the top shelf! What's next? Lockers half the size of our present lockers, nowhere near any classes. But, we can handle it. We'refreshmen! What bette r p lace for fr iends? Laura and Anna strike a pose in fro nt of sum.c fres h n1~n lockers. LAZZURI -PAGE 27 �Billy Patsel 2-Ah - ha! 3-Basic Instinct, 5-country Isaac Peace 1-Peace, 4-the Mall, 6Calvin and Hobbes John Peery 1-Squirt, 5-Pearl Jam, 6-Ren and Stimpy Meredith Perdue 1-Merre, 2-Be a mother rn that son. 5-Eternal Flame Alex Phillips I-Noodle, 3-Raising Arizona, 6-Stimpy Jud Poulter 4-the mall, 5-country, 6-Mr. Ed Sean Powers 1-Ulf, 3-Star Wars, 6Ren Laurie Quesenberry 2-Imagine that! 5Grateful Dead, 6-Abu Alyssa Redick 1-Catie, 2-What is your damage? 5-Snoop Doggy Dagg Catie Redick I-Alyssa, 2-Earth to you, your damage is? 5Kumbaya My Lord Jorge Rivera 1-El Guapo, 3-Basic lnst incl, 6-Speedy Gonzalez A free and easy day FRESHMAN INFO: 1. Nickname 2. Favorite Saying 3. Favorite movie 4 . Favorite store 5. Favorite music 6. Favorite cartoon character Claude Rocha 2-Man's Best Friend, 5Cypress Hill, 6-Speedy Gonzalez Bonnie Ross ! -Sweetie, 4-Music Box company, 5-Pink Floyd and the Doors As we grow older and wiser, we must move on. Next year we will be at the high school and just think: AIR CONDITIONING! We are leaving behind friends, good times and memories. But one thing will always remain the same: the class of '9 7 will forever be remembered as # 1 ! 2~FRESHMEN Caron Rouse 2-l'm just kidding. 3-The Lillie Mermaid, 6-Taz �Bambi Saul 1-Bam Barn, 2-Tinker Toys! 6-Mickey Mouse Patrick Savard 3-Basic Instinct, 5country, 6-Speedy Gonzalez Casey Schumacher 3-Terminator 2, 4Spencer's, 6-Hobbes Jay Scott 1-Jarvis, 3-Major League, 6-Wily Coyote Chris Sears 2 -I didn't do it! 4C.M.T., 5-Dr. Dre Julie Ann Sgroi 1-Jules, 5-Jackson 5, 6Cathy Philip Shaw 1-Silvar, 2-Bung! 5Johnny B. Carrie Shelton I-Cousin Chicken, 3Rocky Horror Picture Show, 4-The Underground Sarah Shivers 2-Hey, Spaghetrihead! 3-Son-in-law, 5-Get a Grip, 6-Goofy Jessica Simmons 1-Boss! 2-Picrure that' 5-Led Zeppelin The twins and friends hang out before school. Navtej Singh I-Gandhi, 3-Dune, 5Warmaster Aaron Smith 1- Goldar, 2-Bung! 5Johnny B. Susan Spears 2-That's fattening! 3Beauty and the BeastN, 4The Gap Brian Speight 1-Speighter, 3-Carlito 's Way, 6-Elmer Fudd Januacy St. Clair 1-Hammer Cuz, 2-Have a cookout! 5- Ministry Daniel Stevens 3-)urassic Park, 5-White Cross, 6-Garfield Graham Sumpter 1-Bacon Dodger, 2-I like it, I lik e it , I lik e it' 4 Walmart Anders Sylvester-) ohnson l-Sinbad Adam TerreU I-Big TerreU, 5-Led Zeppelin, 6-Beavis PATSEL-TERR ELL 29 �The Beginning 1 Spencer Thompson 1-Spence, 2-lt was Dave! 5-Bob Marley, 6Scooby Dao - - - - - - . 1-Mile Long Smile, 3Aladdin, 4-Gap, 5Again Mary Trent 1-Maaaary, 2-Go, Cowboys! 3-Shag, 4- The Limited Nikki Turner 2-War's yo' name foo>, 4Big Lots, 6-Yacko Kenneth Tyree 1-Brother Tyree, 3-Boyz in the Hood, 4-Spencer's, 5-Cypress Hill -------. Heather Unroe 2-You scared me! 3Aladdin, 5-Clint Black, 6-Buster Bunny Raven VanDyck 1-Dom, 2-Ya know' 4The Limited, 6-Blondie Julie Trout 2-Cheer up, donut! 3Aladdin, 5-Cyprm Hill, 6-Pred P/1._n_u_to-'~ '"----, Thad Van Dyne I-Tad, 3-Backdraft, 5Pearl Jam , 6-Tasmanian Devil Brian Vittur 2-Go, Yellow Jackets! 4Legends, 5-Aerosmith N inth grade is that weird time of life when you are in high school but still attending the Junior High. So it's the beginning of high school and the end of junior high school. This immensely absurd time can really make freshmen go wacky . Sometimes when things get out of hand, things get blown up, punctured, bled on, etc. And when things really get out of hand . . . well, let's not think about that!!! Let's just hope that you are reading this with all your limbs intact! Lauren Walden 1-Crinkle, 2-I'm hungry' 4-The Gap, 6Bosefus 1-Lil' One, 2-Lauren did it! 3-Aladdin, 6Bugi Bunny Emily Wallace 1-Wonderful, 2-Be a mother ro that son. 5Eternal Flame, 6-Abu Andrew Walshe 3 -Monty Python and the Holy Grai/N, 4-Harrod'i, 6-Dr. Pregg Sammy Wares 3-Terminator 2, 5-Alice m Chains, 6-Calvin Mark W eary I -Olaf, 3-)uraHic Park , 4- C and Ski , 6- Abu 3~FRESHMEN �Of The END ~ Jennifer Welborn 3-Aladdin, 4-Banana Republic, 5-Caprain Hollywood Project Alison Wilkins I-Hey, stupid!!! 2-How do you get this stupid locker open? 5-Alice In Chains Yonah Wente 1-Speed Racer, 2-Srop the Press, 6-Matt B's Shamelly Termous John Whitby 1-Lizard, 2-Go and multiply, 5-Grateful Dead, 6-Dr. Fegg Matt White 1-0gre, 3-The Fugitive, 5-Cypress Hill, 6Calvin 1-Flower, 2-Whatever! 5Gun ' s N'Roses , 6Grimmy Sarah Williams 2-TREE! 5-U2/GNA, 6-Cucter Wade Willmott 1-Wadester, 3Sidekicks, 6-Garfield I-Prince, 4-Viaoria's Secret, 5-God Save Me Mum P.J. Wincerich 1-J, 5-Dr. Dre, 6-Beavis Arthur Wolford 3-Tombstone, 5-country, 6-Far Side Chris Wyatt 1-Pook, 5-Sweat, 6Fred Flintstone Ruth Yates 3-The Fugiti ve, 4Brooks, 5-Mariah Carey, 6-Rajah Kim Zaikov 2-Sorryyy 1 3-Untamed Heart, 4 The Gap H eather Zirkle I-Dinkle, 2-Shut up, Julie Ann! 3-Aladdin, 6- Abu Laura holds the fate of the world in her hands. Don 't fall, Sarah' THOMPSON -ZIRKLE 31 �ame , T he title says 1t all - eighth grade has been basically "same old, same old.' ' Sure we have a new elective, but it's our third year in junior high and we're getting used to it. It's been great and we can't wait to be FRESHMEN. Kissy, Kissy! Pete Ackley Bobby Akers Yasmin Alami Michelle Altic Cinnamon Amos Susan Anden on Ashley Atkinson Ann Aydlett Jackie Ayers Andy Banks Samuel Banks Lauren Baudreau Heather Belk Jessica Benn en Eric Bingham M isty Blankenship John Paul Bourgeois Jacqueline Bowen Brenton Bowles Heather Bowling Burrage Bristol Daniel Caldwell Erin Callahan Matt Canfield Li ndsay Cannon Matthew Carey Lauren Carr Davi d Carson Beth Caner Laura Casteel 32 I EIGHTH �ame Amy Causey Ashley Chapman Garrett Christley David Oemens Jesse Clowers Stephanie Clowers Sara Coats Ben Cole Whitney Cole Amanda Coleman Melissa Coleman Mike Cook Justin Cox Betsy Cross Brad Cullinan Maury Daniels Whitney Davis John Derryberry Deborah Dickison Duke Dodson Dean Donahue Alicia Dragan Mike Duncan Amanda Dw ier Allison Elias Jim Ellis Amanda English Chrisry Fagg Kerry Fair Daniel Farris Emily Finton Laura Fisher Ryan Fitzgerald Felecia Fleming Leslie Flowers Amanda Foshag J ames Fowler Allison Fox Kate Frankeberger Whitney Funk Catherine Furrow Kev in Gagnier John G allagher Michelle Ganong Nathan Gardner T.J . George Shawn G iorno Shannon Gordon G regory H ah n ACKLEY -HAHN �ARE EIGHTH GRADERS Miss Alien-World '93 VVVV'O'VOV VVQVOVVV VVOVVOQVV ovvvvvvo VV"19VQVV VVVQVVVV 9VVvvvvvv 'OV9VVVVV '11VVVOQQOQ vvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvv v VVOVVQQQ 0 v 0 v 0 v v v QVVVVVVV vvovoovvv VQQVVV,_.V VVOVVVVQQ VVVVVQQQ VOQV9VVOQ V09VVVVQ VVVQVVOQV VVV9VV'Q'V VVVVQQQQV QQQVOVOV vovooovvv Audrey H ester Ashley Hibbs Lindsay Higginbotham Josh Holmes Melissa Holmes J ason Hopkins J essica Hopkins Taylor Houk Brad Hughes Ethan James Camrin Kelly " I'm just a wi ld and crazy guy'" 34 / EIGHTH Hiroaki Kikuchi Misty King T yler Kirby Jami e Konen Kurt Lancaster Michelle Lancaster Madeline Lavrenrjev Sariah Light Mandy Lippitt Lawrence Loesel Brian Luedki Stacie Lum sden Clay Luttrell J erod Mabry �FROM OUTER SPACE??? What in the world' Richatd Murray Robert Niday Ben Nielsen Hayleigh Osborne Chris Padgett Naye De Paige J essica Means Brett Miller Kelli Miller Leslie Morgan Matt Morris Ritu Maghera Eric Mahone Becky Mahoney Adam P. Malone Adam Malone Allison Manetta Lind sey Markey Andre Martin Kris Martin Lauren McCann Zack McCoy Melanie McGuire Travis McGuire Carrie Meador W e're not crazy; we've always been like this' AMMER -POWELL F5 �Nicky Powers Aaron Price Andrew Pruitt Ashley Puig Jacob Quesinberry Elizabeth Rae Tiffany Ragland Srudly man Three gorgeous gals on a bus blowing bubbles. Ryan Raisor Martha Repede Katie Robercs Sarah Robinson Bradley Ross Carly Rotramel Rhonada Rusmisel Brandi Rutherford Anna Sablik Kei Sakaguchi David Schwarz Stephanie Scott Andrew Shaw J onarhan Shaw Erika Shemoff Ashley Simmons Ryan Sink J oe Slack J ash E. Sparks Joshua J. Sparks Jane Spencer D aniel Spurlock Eli sabeth Stevens Kristi Scorey Shawn Strang Beth Swaffield Shar Tal iaferro , I 3~HTH .J �] ust One More Step Danielle Taylor Julie Thacker Clint Thomas Anna Tomasik Dolly Trevey-Boinott Brian Trivett Nicole Trivett Jenny Turpin Billy Underwood Ashley Walters Mandy Warsaw Meg Way Lory Webster Nathan Webster Amanda W eel<ly Charlie Weeks Patrick Welch Ginger Wells Sarah Wells } I Erin and Carly are making a fashion statement. Thomas Whitby Jason Wilkerson Aaron Williams Jennifer Wilmer Lori Wilson Jennifer Wimmer Willie Wimmer Ashley: all posed and purdy Heather Winfree Christina Winfrey Kristen Wi nterich Lind sey Wisc Jeremy Woodson Kristen Wray Sharity \Xl n ght POWERS-WRIGHT 37 �ON OUR WAY TO THE P! As sixth graders we were unnoticed and lived in our own little world. We had our own part of the school which we only left for lunch, gym/health, and interest. This year we are all over the school. Instead of walking across the hall and being at our next class, we are everywhere. We finally feel as if we belong and we love it. It was scary leaving our safe, secure world but now we have a new comfort zone. Vance Adkins Ger back ro work, guys. Kelly Ammons Beverly Anderson Whar are you looking ar, Amy? Lindsey Anderson Ryann Angle Sherri Austin Megan Bainter J essica Bail ] onas Baranauskas Laura Basham 3~SEVENTH �Sarah Bassett Tiffany Beachy Nicholas Beazley Thomas Beckner Samuel Bell So many choices, so little time! Allison Bemacdo Elaina Bemacdo Chris Bibby Lindsey Blankenship Richacd Boettcher Alex Bohn Mary Page Bosen Jaced Bourne Melissa Brandt James Brennan Chris Brugman Paul Brunk Christie Bryan Zachary Bure Elizaberh Bushnell Melissa Callahan Brooke Catlin Josh Caclron Gerald Cacr Julie Cacson Jennifer Cease Cami Chapin Bradley Chase Stephanie Cheng H eather Chockley Brooke Christley Holly Christley Austin Clack Sacal1 Clatterbuck Robett Colvin Brandy Conner D ebra Conner Fredrick Conner Lisa Conner Sean Conway Michael Cox Saral1 Cox An na Craft Benjamin Cross ADKINS-CR O SS �• * The seventh graders proudly present the banner they made at Fast Signs for Geograp hy Awareness Week. Ward Currin Tommy Custer Michael Daly Jordan Davies Sarah Day Heidi D eel Matt Delumyea Andy D eWitt James Dixon Emily Domalski Nikki Edwards Maureen Ernst Randall Falls Kate Feldvary William Ferrell Kim Filson Kara Fitzpatrick Erin Flowers Shalea Foley Ashleigh Forester Jonathan Foutz Lindsey Fox Billy Foy J enna Frank Katherine Freaney Brandon Funk Matthew Fusco Matt Garrett J essica Gilbert Candi ce G nau Katherine G reenway Megan Griffi n Noelle Griffin Rachel Griffi n Brian Gross Kevi n Groth John G uilliams Alex Hanisch Kinsey Hartless Brian Hawkins Carrie Heinemann 40 SEVENTH * This year the seventh g raders participate in J A or Junior A ch ievement. Local business people come and speak to the seventh graders about economics in general and their business in particular. At the end of the nine weeks they go on a field trip to the business person 's place of employment. Some of the places they go are the Downtown Roanoke Post Office, Fast Signs, Community Hospital, and Atlantic Mutual. It is an interesting and enjoyable way to learn about the business world. �Erin Hensley Kris Hergruerer Zach Hice Jessica Hill Ray Hill Lauren Holcomb Adam Tricia Holt Jennifer Hrdlicka Kristen J ekielek Ashley Jennings Patrick Jessee Barbara Johnson Gregory Jones Marr Jones Sarah Jordahl John Keith Ross Kempster Stephanie Kesler Harry Kessler Zeshan Khan Todd Kidder Brandon King Bradley King Nathan King Kristi Kirby Alex Kolozvary John Kraemer J ash Krehbiel Shannon Krupin Charles Lambert Laurie LaPlanr Michelle Leamnson Marr Lenz Doug Linn Karie Lugar Eric Marrin Mandy McCall Daniel McCallum Chad McDaniel Carrie McFarland Sara McGregor Christina Melki Suzanne Melki Elizabeth Miller Jamie Miller Krissy Miller Marr Miller Erik Min Brooks Moran Michael Morgan Desmond Nance Sarah N ash Josh N eese J onathan N eighbors Cwdice Nelson R obbie Nettles Jared New man Michael Nichols Matth ew N ielsen Grace N ixon Jessica Norris CURRIN - N O RRIS 41 �Relaxing in the sun after a hard year ar school Skipping class' What's hiding behind Kevin's mysrerious smile' Heather Overfelt Jackie Overstreet Traci Paxton Sarah Payne Garrett Peace Susan Pearce Tony Phillips Antonina Picciano Claire Pirner Chris Poulter Chris Pugh Jennifer Rawlings Ken Rayher Chad Reed Fred Reed John Reid Mi ndy Reynolds Sierra Roach Sarah Ross Sarah Rutherford Anne Sacco 4!{J SEVENTH Meghan O'Hair Bradley Overfelt �Most students find seventh grade to be a huge step in academics, sports, and most other aspects. Classes are a lot harder with much more homework, and this year's teachers are much more demanding. 1bis year we can also be on junior high sports teams. Despict all the new responsibilities, seventh grade was a welcome change for most students. Surprisingly enough, few students found themselves saying, "If I only had a brain!" Anna Sargent Peter Scheibe Amy Scheuer J esse Seaman W illiam Sellari R yan Setchel T odd Setchel Matt Shrader Joey Sisson Sarah Slovensky Amanda Smith Emily Smith Katie Snead Em ily Sowder Sarah Spears Miranda Stebar Meghan Steele Samantha Steffek Lucy Taylor M ichael Tesoro Leigh Ann Thompson Laura Thornhill Bart Thornton Stuart Tims Sarah T renis Lillian Triplett Jason Trompeter J ennifer Tyree Emily Underwood Tamaryn Vineyard Kev in Waldron Curtis Walters John W ardach Kristin Weary Amanda Wilson David Wi lson Laura Wire R ebekal1 Witkege Amy Woodfield Moyra Wrig h t K. C. Yessian Kirn Young O'HAIR -YOU N G 43 �Switching Gears Lockers, tones, and class changes are very different for the sixth grade this year. Also they became the youngest at CSJH, while last year they ruled their school. At times sixth graders may seem to be overpowered by older students, but they just grit their teeth and bear it. Although sixth graders cannot attend dances with the other grades or participate in school sports, they have their own socials and intramurals. For socials there is a range of activities from games to dances. In intramurals they participate in sports and contests. This year's sixth graders definitely "switched gears." Strut your stuff, Anna! Getting the hang of lockers is an important new skill. Where'd these girls come from ? �How's it goin',Mart? Good luck guessing, Ashley! Peace!!! Abigail Adkins Michael Adkins Michelle Amos Aaron Anderson Amanda Andrews Jessica Austin Rebekah Avery Ricka Avis Lauren Babich Robert Balzer Jeremy Barbour Elizabeth Barrier Viaoria Basserr Christopher Bast Carrie Bauman Melissa Beckner Walker Bell Saboora Bhurra David Billingsley Tayza Birmingham Monica Blackburn Amy Blackstock Jonathan Blanding Dustin Blankenship Kristin Blair Valerie Blevins Candice Bowen Paisley Bowles ~ "'0:: Jeremiah Bowling Michael Bradshaw Alison Brasher John Brock Saral1 Brooks Christopher Brown Kristen Brown 7 t~. 1 I' ' Seth Bryant Natalie Bushkar Elizabeth Buder Emily Caldwell Allison Campbell Erin Campbell Ashley Case NOT PICTURED: Neal !wan Randy Jarvis Rohit Mathew Alex Seamon Jonah Start Justin Turtle Seth Casteel ADKINS-CASTEEL �tlnan LhadWlCK Daniel Chapman Melissa Childress Kathryn Christley Thelma Clark Catherine Oemons Keith Clifton Grace Coats Jessica Cockrell Bridget Coleman Thomas Compton Rebecca Conner Michael Conrad Amber Counts Christie Cox Jennifer Craig Jessica Craig Alison Crawley Amy Crumpler Matthew Crumpler Rebekah Currier Amelia Davis Kristina Deans Rukiye Demirci Wesley Derryberry Jennifer Dickison Daisy Digmanese Amy Dodson Jessica Dooley Christopher Doss Hollie Dowell Lawrence Drombetta Gina Ellis Stephen Enoch Caitlin Evans Trevor Fair Heather Founci Jonathan Farley Rachael Ferguson Gregory Fink Kelly Foy Laura Frankeberger Whitney Freeman Ryan Furrow Renee Gagnier Emily Gallagher Michael Graham Lorena Gomez Aimee Greenman Clayton Haley Cara Hali Tabitha Hall Colleen Haily Mary Hammer Sarah Hammer ] essica Hammond Perer Hanisch J ohn Hanzel Elizabeth Harms Charles Hartman Trevor Hedrick Mark Hemberger Kevin Henderson �Joseph Heron Koddie Hicks Erica Hill Levi Hippensteel Alicia Holland Jennifer Holloway Amy Holmes Zachary Hok J ennifer Horner Robert Hoven Robert Howlett William Hueglin Phillip H urr Justin Ingram Sheena Jain Colleen James Allison J erron Elaine Jones Heather Jones Adena Kaplan Megan kelly H eather Kidd Meredith Kinder Samantha King T iffany Kinsey Paula Kolejka Matthew Lewis Michelle Lopez Chu Luu Cory Malone Ausryn Markwell Kara Marianerti Benjamin Martin Kate Mason Jonathan McCann Colleen McCarthy Daniel McFadyen Robert McFall John Mellci Abigail Merrili Patrick Metheny Landon Metts Amanda Metzler R ebecca Miller Kimberly M izack Anthony Moore Matthew Muelenaer Laura Nasca Ashley Nash Ashley Neighbors Marcy Nussbaum Sracy Orr Matthew Osborne Crystal Overfelt Ingrid Ozanich Angela Pae J esstca Palmer Joseph Parker Jonathan Pate John Payne Brandon Peace J ennifer Pi ers �Get ready co return! Sixth graders participate in intramurals instead of team sports. They had a good turn out for ping-pong. The aaivities provided are ping-pong, foul shooting contest, basketball, and volleyball. They play in the mornings, rotating guys one week and girls the next. G o, Colleen! GEARING UP FOR. Kelsey Plagenhoef Karlynda Poplstein Cary Price J oshua Purdy Laura Ragland Jose Ramirez Adam Reed Bradley Reustle Ashlee Reynolds Oscar Rivera Amy Rosapepe Summer Ross Porsche Roundtree Kristi Rouse Terri Rowan Bill Russell K. R utledge Pamela Ryan Amanda Sain Erin Saunders Chris Schneider Joseph Scruggs Sarah Sellari Stephanie Sgroi Mary Sicora Julie Slack Trista Sm ith Bradley Sowder Amanda Stacey Daniel St.Clair Trina Steinmaker Ashley Stuart Bernice Stump Patricia Stump Donald Swing • �Shareef T aher Kelly Taylor Mary Thomas Stephanie Thomas Randee Thompson Lee Ann Thornton Jamie Trivett Jessica Trompeter Allan Underwood Tracey Underwood Ryan Vandelinde Dana Vaughn Wilson Waldron Andrew Walker Jennifer W airers Ryan Watson Koren Webb Daniel Wells Amber Whittaker Trevor Wiggins Sracey Wiley Matthew Williams Misty Willmott Megan Wilson Shelby Wilson Joseph Windel Michael Winston Katherine Walter Adam Wood Brandie Wood Brian Wood Joseph Wray Caitlin Wright Marissa Wujek Aaron Zamorski • • • ACTIVITIES Many sixth graders attended the socials planned for them this year. They were held on Friday afternoons from three-thirty to five o' dock. The activities varied from ice cream to games to a small dance just for them. The sixth graders really had a good time. You can really get wrapped up in Mrs. Duddy 's class' Field trips with your friends can be lots of fun. PLAGENHOEF-ZAMORSKl 49 �Lewis Allen Interest, An Mink It's gonna' take more than that ro dean up this zoo! Becky Austin Custodian Deer Anne Bailey French I,II Elephant Amy Barnhart Guidance Basset Hound Kay Beard Home Economics Roadrunner Scott Beard Math 6 Eagle Lunch Break Serena Beedie Life Science Duck-bi lled Platypus Rowena Boehling Latin I,II Terrier Steven Boyer Principal Bear Lisa Brookshier Algebra, Math 8 Koala Bear 50 Susie Bowles Bookkeeper Koala Bear Mike Brancati Assistant Principal Monkey La Vi na Brothers Para-professional Teddy Bear Sarah Burnett Language Arts 7 Duck-bill Platypus FACULTY Jusr one of those days' �Are you beginning to see things? Is your imagination starting to wander? The world is beginning to turn and tilt crazily. Are your students seeing you in a different way? Maybe you are just seeing the true side of Cave Spring Junior High School. Perhaps life really is a ZOO! We sent a survey to all the teachers; they shared with us their favorite animal or the animal they thought they most resembled. Remember, it takes all kinds animals and people to make up an interesting world! Karen Campbell Language Arts 6 Opossum !e 's a wh ole new world w ith Mr. M cKinn ey and M s. Snowadzky. Chris Carr Special Education Giraffe Eddie Carrol Custodian Bear Nancy Clemons English 8 Wildcat Yvonne Cook Healch/ P .E. Lion Gene Conner Cusrodian Car W hat d id you say''' Clara Cordell Libr a r y P ara professional Dob Ann Deeds Civics Cat Richard Dillon Marh 6 Glenda DeHarc Para-professional Jackie Divers Librarian Lora Cunningham Custod ian Kircen Rick Crotts H ealch/ P .E. German Shepherd Alligator J eanne Duddy Social Studies 6. Library Zebra Sonja D uffy Para-professional Aardvark ALLEN-DUFFY 51 �\ Barbara Dyer English 8, L.A. 7 D og Francine Dyer Special Education ] ohn Fedison Health/P.E. Tiger Brian Ford Math 7 Rhinoceros Winsor Francisco Office Para-professional Lion Bob Giles Life Science 7 Snake Muriel Kelley H ealth and P .E. Hawk J ean Kem p Social Studies 7 Dolphin Even as Mr. Allen straightens the papers, he doesn't notice rh e srudem crapped in the file cabinet. Kathryn G illock Special Education Cat Barbara Griffin Special Ed ucation Dog Teresa Hafey Social Studies 6 , L.A. 7 Parrot Donna Hali Language Arcs 7 Pink Flamingo Many days when teachers get up in the morning they are tired, irritable, and probably look like " bears." After they shower and dress, they look more normal; they then cake off for school. They muse be like foxes dodging in and out of traffic, using strategy ro get through the day! All we can say is this : Welcome to the jungle!1! Mrs. Oakes and Mrs. Gillock contemplate another afternoon - only 3 periods ro go! Dee Harrison G uidance Secretary Golden Retriever J ana H eck S.S. 7; World Geog. Pig Diane H erchenrider Language Am 6 Leopard S~FACULTY ' �e! David Kessler Social Srud ies 7 Wolf Lurlene Lanier Special Education Panda Cindy Lawrence Math 7 ,Algebra Algebraic Anteater Doris Llght School Secretary Horse Carla Long Health and P.E. Wallaby Thomas Mall German Wild Mustang Debbie Marsico Spanish I,II Bull Imojean Marcin Para-professional Donkey Keeping all the zoo inhabitants well-fed and running is the job of our cafeteria staff: from - Elizabeth Marrin, Mary Radford , Cathleen Bohon,back - Judy Saul, Edna Franklin, Laura Peters, Peggy Shepherd Mr. Comer helps keep our school dean by emprying the crash. G ary Maynard Health and P .E. Elk Frank McClung G uidance Le1nur Eli zabeth McGraw English 9 The O ld Gray Mare Bi ll McKinney Physical Science 8 Osprey Stephanie Meador Civics 8 Bear N ancy Mitchell Keyboard ing Rabbi t Darlene Oakes Para-professional Emu DYER-OAKES �on ' t e onkey Bob O 'Keeffe Technology Education Fox Greg Old Social Studies 6 Rhinoceros Mrs . Walrond and Mrs. Pugh aren' t quite the monkeying type . ... ... ••• ••• Brenda Page Math Ocelot Lazelle Parker Art Peacock Sue Price Engli sh 9 Roadrunner Susan Pugh Science 6 Mouse John Quesenberry Math 8 H orse Vicki Reilly Language Arts 6 Beaver Sharon Sain Lang uage Arcs 7 Dalmat ia n Ann Seddon World Geography G iraffe Claudeen Shelton Para-professional Koala Scott Sim mons Earth Science 9 Ferrett 5±VFACULTY Mrs. Vaniels goes bananas without a break for lund1 ' Martha Smith World Geography Camel Pat Smith G uidance Orangutan Pat Snowadzky Earth Science 9 Afghan Hound �The teachers at CSJH work hard every day doing their jobs and helping students. There is little time for them to "monkey around" during the busy school day. Yet they seem to find time to have fun and joke around while doing their jobs! round Nancy Speaker Assistant Principal Kangaroo These teachers seem serene, but wait 'till after lunch! ••• ••• •II •• Mrs. Dyer finds rime to relax and forget all the monkey business. r Mrs . Kemp doesn't have time to monkey around with a job like this! Betry Whisman Algebra, G eom etry Squirrel Susie Wire Physical Science 8 Lioness Terri Steffen Language Arcs 6 R oadrunner Danielle Wise Band Chipmunk J ennifer Stout Spanish Chameleon Karen Sumner Language Arcs 7 Bird of Paradise Bill Svec Band Walrus Mary Lou Vaniels Business Peacock G lenn Waldron H ead Custodian Deer Shirley Walrond Science 6 Labrad or Retriever Lee W oody Special Education Dog W allace W oolwine Custod ian Puppy J ane Wright Health and P.E. Penqu.in Ju.lie W ynn Special Ed ucarion Tiger O'KEEFFE-WYNN 55 �• NDIVIDUAL NVOLVEMENT ~~ ;s ~ />~ ~ --:::;!' c::>""" ~ -~ ., 5~ INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS �Being involved in dubs can help build self-esteem and make new friends. Clubs can let you learn new things; for example, you could learn the chemistry of toys in Science Club. By becoming individually involved in dubs you stand out from the crowd. The Honor Sociery sponsored the winter dance; the theme was "Arctic Nights" and a winter courr was elected by the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades. The courr was Lindsay Higginbotham and Tyler Kirby-8th, Arny Woodfield and Paul Brunk-7th, and Alison Burgio and Sean Hockenberry-9th. Leila looks over pictures at the yearbook signing party. Some of the seventh grader representatives at a SCA meeting pause have their picture taken. to HOW DO CLUBS HELP YOU IN SCHOOL' SCA helps me know what events are coming up. Brad Overfelt Builders' club lets me help my school out. Sarah Ross French Club lets me meet new friends and learn responsibility . Laura Lanphear In Choir I get a lot of support because I'm planning to b e a professional singer. Candy Nichols Honor Society will look good on my school record for college. Ashley McCall The French Oub says, .. Have a heart! " INTRODUCTION TO CLU BS �\\oNORAB r~ Service, leadership, and academics are just some qualities of Honor Society members. The 1993-94 Cave Spring chapter of the National Junior Honor Society kicked off their year with the rapping ceremony, induction of new members, and the election of officers. When the school year starred, the group got together with a highway cleanup in early October. In November the annual UNICEF drive was held . The group sponsored the winter dance with an "Arctic Nights" theme and a book fair in December. During the winter and spring months, rhe NJHS worked on several service projects: babysitting for conference day, raising money for earthquake victims, a drive for RAM House, and rhe Juvenile Diabetes Fund Walk. All year the dub has volunteered time at RAM House on Saturday mornings, hosted Honor Roll parries, and donated funds to various organizations. This was definitely a year worth honorable mention. Pre-rapping jitters make Laura Lanphear and Cindy Linn smile prettily! NATIONAL Phillip Shaw, Jonathan Amos, and Blake Moran listen ro directions at a highway d ean-up in the fall. HONOR SOCIETY : Front row -pres. M issy James; vice pres . Ali cia Todd; sec. Julie Kitt elson; treas. Brinn Vittur; hisrorhm Paula Katz; Row 2 -Mrs. Smith, Amanda Asbury, Cindy Lm, Laura L1_nph cn.r , Leiln Kess ler, Blnkc Momn,J ason Roth, Mrs. Clemons; Row 3-Julic Ann Sgroi, Kristen Dahan, Emily DeWitt. J onat hon Amos, Chad Norris, Vince Bn.rnnnuskus; Row 4-Ry.'.ln Billingsley, Ashley McCall, Scott Aday, Mark \X'cary, Mac H eslep, Todd Cnrr Julie Ann Sgroi and Alicia Todd pour soda for coke floats at rhe H onor Society's H onor Roll Party for sixth and seventh graders. 5!.(J HONOR SOCIETY MENTION �p 0 w E R s THAT BE The SCA is one of the busiest organizations around. With all it does the SCA is a model of student government. SCA is a place for students to make changes in their school and community. The '93-'94 CSJ SCA got off to a great start last spring with elections. All five of the school-wide elected officers chosen were females, giving a different slant to the executive board not seen in years at CSJ. At the beginning of this year, first period and club reps were elected and the club was ready to go. All year the SCA has worked hard to improve CSJ and provide fun activities for everyone. In October and November, the SCA sponsored the annual Harvest Hop and sent students to a leadership conference. The SCA was extremely busy in December with a canned food drive, Angel Tree collection, and the door decorating contest. In March the club held the delayed Valentine's Dance. In the spring elections were held and the annual spring dance was heavily attended. During the year the SCA has donated money to "Helping Hands" and has worked on a project involving new soap dispensers for the restrooms. The SCA is a group worthy of lots of recognition for being the powers behind CSJH. Hail, Hail! The gang's all here.] ulie Kittelson, Leila Kessler, Missy] ames, Susanne Bell, and Amy Page pose for a picture after SCA meeting. Hey guys! The camera 's over here' Officers- ro-be Julie Ann Sgroi, Lindsay Higginbotham , Alicia Todd , and Amy Woodfield seem robe off in their own world. SCA: From row-J enny Fetherolf, activities chairperson, Alicia Todd , secretary . J ulie Ann Sgroi. p resid ent. Lindsay Higginbotham , vice-pres., Am y Woodfield, treasurer, R ow 2-Arzu D umercie, Michelle Lopez, Rm" 3-Tommy Zamorski , Abby Adkins , Gordon Merrs, Ward Currin , M issy James, Leila Kessler. Paula Karz. Creceda LeMai re, Cam i Chapin , Sierra Road1, Sarah Trennis, Mary Bosen. Sheena J ain . Cai tli n Evans. R ow 4-Brad O verfe.lr, Matt Lewis, Julie Carson , Ruch Yates, Susan Spears, Amy Page. K im Z aiko . Kyle1g h Lambert, Meredith Perdue, J ohn Paul Bourgeois, Candy Nichols, Christina Melki. J ulia Slack . Row ~ - Me> Ann Deeds, Matt Delumyea , Lori Webster, Amy Causey. Jane Spencer. Alison Elias . .Ju lie Kitte lson . Susanne Bell, J oel Kirby, Sreve H amblin . Spencer Baird. Tan ner Duus. Dawn Leech. Maureen Er s SCA �Bui The Builders' Club is a special group dedicated to helping others. The Builders' Club has done many service projects this past school year. At Christmas they prepared stockings full of candy for the less fortunate in the Roanoke Valley. In February for Valentine's Day they sponsored "Save a Sweetheart Day". For this they distributed pledge cards not to smoke for a day (and a lifetime!!) Also during the year they helped clear a highway. The Builders' Club is truly a worthwhile organization. AW ,\ Candice and Dana agonize over a rough problem . --------=------~!!!!!!!! BUILDERS' CLUB: Front row-Susan Spcars-prcsidenc, Michelle Waldron-v ice president, H eather Zirkle-secrerary , Narhnn G lei ner-trensurer, Row 2Sarah Ross, Ashley Atkinson, Dolly Trevey-Boinort, Sara MacGregor, Kelly Taylor, Elizabeth Bushnell, Candice Nelson, Laney Bernardo, Ms. J ennifer Stout, Mrs. J ana Heck, sponsors, Row 3-J cnny Tyree, Sarah Spears, Maureen Ernst, Nova Kemp, Sierra Roach, Laurie LnPlam, Moyra \X'right , Kri~tin Dalton, Jacqu eline Bowen, Karen Rouse, Row 4-Julie Ann Sgro i, Felecia Fleming, H eather Winfree, Brooke Carlin, Jamie Konen, Missy J ames, Leigh Anne Mitchell , Dana Lau.uri, J ordan Davies, Mandy Warsaw , Lauren Carr , Back Row-Susanne Bell, Sarah Coats, Alicin Todd, Lindsny Miller, Rnve.n VanDyck, Mercdich Perd ue, Emily Wallace, Kim Zaikov, Kacic Roberts, Anna Toma.sik , Anna Sablik, Carrie Manning , Amnndn Asbury Nathan wishes the Builders' Club meeting wasn 't so early in rhe morning' 6~ BUILDERS ' CLUB Tonwrrow �SCIENCE CLUB: Front row-officers, Susanne Bell, Paula Katz, Thomas Whitby, Mrs. Susan Pugh.sponsor, Row 2-Nathan King, Ben Cross, Anna Craft, Jonah Starr, R.ow 3-Nina Picciano, Sarah Robinson, Brandon King, Elizabeth Bushnell, Sara MacGregor, Row 4-Carnrin Kelly, Melissa Holmes, Jordan Davies, John Whitby, Andrew Walshe, Sara Coats, Mandy Ackley, Marr Canfield Susanne carefully holds the python from the Mill Mountain Zoo. Science Club is a great club that does many different and exciting things. This past year Science Club had meetings on a variety of interesting topics such as the chemistry of toys, which taught the members the properties of SLIME (a truly interesting thing.) Science Club also had a forensic detective talk about how the y solve crimes usmg forensic scienc e . But Science Club also d oe s m any other activities such as recycling p aper and alwninum and helping out wi t h the Science Fai r. Next year if you are interested in any of these t opics , you might conside r joining the Science Club . It is both fun and ed u ca ti onal. AW Mandy and Paula help the environment by recycling aluminum cans. (This dungeon-like place is the boiler room where the cans are kept.) SCIEN CE CLUB 61 �Boajowd Have you ever wanted to learn about different cultures and be able to correspond with people in other countries? If your answer is "yes'', then Cave Spring Junior High has the perfect solution - take a foreign language! Taking a foreign language is a great experience; not only do you get to learn more about the world around you, but you get to make new friends in other grades. If you decide to take a foreign language, you are also able to join the correspondign dub. Foreign language dubs do a variety of activities, from parties to community service. Whether you prefer Latin, Spanish, German, or French, taking a foreign language will be rewarding and fun. Guten Tag! FRENCH CLUB: Front row-Mrs . Anne Bailey, sponsor, Anna Tomasik, Cindy Lin , Jonathan Shaw, Aaron Price, Laura Casteel, Mike Kolejka, Kelli Miller, Paula Katz, Anna Asher, Maury Daniels, Alison Fox, Blake Points, Taylor Houk, Michelle Lancaster, Kei Sakaguchi, Row 2-Sarah Williams, Lisa Bryan, Catie Redick, Josh Barbour, Amanda Asbury, Leigh Barnett, Jackelyn Hergrueter, Margo Caruthers, Jennifer Daugherry, Laura Lanphear, Yasmin Alami, Amy Keigh, Kristen Dalron, Jenny Deans, Caron Rouse, Raven VanDyck, Michelle Waldron, Jennifer Fickler, Nikki Collins, Dustin Morse, Row 3-DanaJ ennings, Jennifer Latstetter, Jenny Turpin, Shar Taliaferro, Carly Rotramel, Leila Kessler, Susan Spears, Lindsay Miller, Malia Miller, Shannan Cox, Heather Zirkle, Alicia Davis, Amanda Grinnell, Lynn Jones, Corrin Brown, Row 4-Charlie Davies, Don O 'Hair, Justin Hill, C.J .Liebal, David Henley, Ginger Wells, John Linn, Riru Maghera, Gracie Pollack, Camrin Kelly, Andrew Walshe, Anna Karr, Jennifer Welborn, Elaine Anderson, Tiffany King, Alyssa Redick, Lauren Walden, Marcus Bingham, Brad Booth, Jay Scott The kings and queens of Mardi Gras' True royalry??? LATIN CLUB : Front row-O fficers, Amy Page, Tanner Duus, Jessica Bennett, Evelyn Greiner, Julie Thacker, J essica Griffith, Melissa Coleman, Deborah Dickison, Row 2-Amanda Coleman, Leslie Flowers, Melissa Holmes, Erika Shemoff, Whimey Cole, Dolly Trevey-Boinott, Row 3-Lindsey Cannon , Pete Ackley, Carrie Shelton, Emily Powell, Mrs. Rowena Boehling, Row 4-Tyler Kirby, Blake Moran, Steven Hamblen, Mac Heslep, Casey Schumacher, Anders Sylvester-J ohnson Three out of three students agree friends . 6~ FOREIGN LANGUAGES the best thing about clubs is making new GERMAN CLUB: Front row-J oh n Whitby , Stephanie Scott, Stacie Lumsden, Sarah Robinson. Becky Mahoney , Ruth Yates, Row 2-Garrett Christley , Yasmin Barron, Sean Powers, Erhttn James , Mark Weary, WiU Callahan �SPANISH CLUB: Front row-Officers, Joel Kirby, Creceda LeMaire, Kyleigh Lambert, Jennifer Fetherolf, Row 2-Ms. Jennifer Stout, Alison Wilkins, Mary Trent, John Perry, Spencer Thomson, Nova Kemp, Erin Lester, Luke Beazley, Jason Ganong, Alicia Todd, Erika McCoy, Shana Cox, Mary Trent, Kim Avis, Lauren Coyne, Dana Lazzuri, Leigh Anne Mitchell, Thi Campbell, Jeremy Kilgore, Claudiner Rocha, Mrs . Debbie Marsico, Row 3-Matthew Compton, Todd Carr, Brian Vittut, Grant Blackstock, Nathan Gleiner, Jeff Lewis, Jimmy Harrison, Josh Beckner, Jason Brubaker,Raphaela Dixon, Kelley Fisher, Sarah McKay, Meredith Perdue, Kristina Childress, Leigh Hanhock, James Johnson, Chris Duff, Jorge Rivera, Josh Compton, Missy James, Row 4-Katherine Brittain, Corey Anderson, Emily DeWitt, Scott Aday, Chad Norris, Chris Sears, Ryan Filson, Brian Speight, Kelli Fields, Alex Phillips, Graham Sumpter, Julie Ann Sgroi, Kim Zaikov, Ginny Marshall, Jennifer Lupton, Ashley McCall, Dave Hayslett, Nick Singh, Jason Collins, Ernie Cochran, Susanne Bell Yes, I know my toga's beautiful. SPANISH CLUB (8TH): Front tow-Joe Slack, David Carson, Matt West, Ryan Sink, Justin Cox, Jason Hopkins, Jamie Konen, Mandy Lippitt, Mrs . Debbie Marsico, Row 2-Eric Mahone, J ash Holmes, David Sd1warz, Jessica Means, Ashley Walters, Erin Callahan, Kate Frankeberger, Ashley Puig, Row 3-Matt Canfield, Christy Fagg, Jennifer Wilmer, Susan Anderton, Lory Webster, Shannon Gordon, Betsy Cross, Daniel Penn, Mandy Warsaw , Lauren Carr, Heather Winfree Jenny's enjoying her Mexican dinner a little too much. Three Latin chicks display their toga wrapping ability. W ell, French isn 't all hard work , you know' FOREIGN LANGUAGES 63 �OUR A special group of individuals who provide ''a friend in need'' are the Natural Helpers. They are a group of students and teachers that have been selected as good listeners. T h e student body selects th em in a survey. If the student or teacher chooses to become a Natural Helper, .h~ or she goes through a tra1n1ng p rogram over the summer. Just remember the Natural H elpers are At Your Service . NATIJRAL HELPERS: Front row-Creceda LeMaire, Margo Caruthers, Kim Avis, Row 2-Alex Phillips, Kyle Ireland, Steven Hamblen, Julie Ann Sgroi, Heather Zirkle, Ryan Billingsley, Row 3-Duke Dotson, Allison Elias, Lindsay Higginbotham , Clint Thomas, Blake Points, Row 4-Ms. Pat Smith, Amy Woodfield, Megan O'Hair, Jordan Davies, Nick Beazley, Back row-Mrs. Amy Barnhart, Mrs. Dee Harrison d " • ... " = The Natural Helpers are there for you - anywhere, anytime' �ERVICE 'RESHMEN COUNCIL: Front row-Meredith Perdue, Creceda LeMaire, Kim Avis, Row 2-Steven famblin , Jenny Featherolf, Alicia Todd, Amanda Asbury, Row 3-JeffWiggins, Joel Kirby, Marcus lingham, Jimmy Harrison You can open your eyes now, Alicia! Another imponant guidance group that is at your service is the Guidance Advisory Committee. They help with many important services within guidance and the school such as Child Abuse Prevention Week and the "Newcomers" group for students new to CSJ. Guidance Advisory also helps the Freshmen Council. The council is eleaed by ninth grade homerooms to help build class spirit by planning special functions for the freshmen class. This year the freshmen held a dance in March and went to King's Dominion in May. :}UIDAN CE ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Front row-Amanda Asbury , Meg Way, Alicia Todd , Back row-Mrs. 'I.my Barnhart, Matt Canfield, Mike Duncan, Jimmy H arrison, Ms. Pac Smith GUIDANCE ADVISOR Y 65 �John Sean, and Jenna ponder the meaning of life and what they are supposed to be doing! TEAM A-Furs, Fins, and Feathers: Front row-Emily Caldwell, Amy Holmes, Amy Rosapepe, Suboora Bhutta. Not picrured-Marlene Holmes. DIV. II TEAM-Set It Free: Front row-Thomas Whitby, Carrie McFarland , Jenna Frank, Back row-Nicky Powers, Zack Burt, Sam Bell, Mike Cox. TEAM A-MTV: Top to bottom-Matt Garrett, N ick Beazley, J ohn McCann , David Wilson, Jason Trompeter TEAM B-MTV : Jennifer Dickenson , Kristen Weary, J onathan Farley, Sean Conway, Chri s Hurcum 6~ 0MTEAMS �1'his teain works hard to solve their problem and are ever serious in order to achieve their 8oal. The Greek warrior Ulysses went on a great voyage and encountered many strange adventures. These adventures are told in the epic poem The Odyssey. Students who participate in OM go on an odessey of a different sort. They work for months to come up with a solution for their assigned problems. Many manhours and pounds of junk food later, they must present the solution before a multitude of scrutinizing judges who know not the meaning of mercy! If they are lucky, they will come off conquerer and move on to state competition. If they are not lucky, their voyage is over, but not without results. They have the memories and experiences of their own personal odessey. ~IV. II TEAM-Furs, Fins, ":"cl Feathers: Front row-Dolly Trevey-Boitnott, Camrin Kelly, elissa Holmes, Top row-Ginger Wells, Ashley Atkinson, Sarah Robinson. ~IV . III TEAM-Set It Free: D eborah Dickison, Yash m in Barton, Mandy Ackley, Erika hernoff. N ot pictured-] us tin O 'D ell, Eli zabeth Allen DIV III TEAM-MTV: Mark Weary, Andrew Walshe, Tommy Selvey, Scott Aday , Sean Powers, John Whitby OM TEAMS 67 �IT'S ABAND THING, Everybody in band shows his truest talents. Many bandsmen get go to All Districts. Some are going to District Festival in March. Everyone, however, gets to play when those two special concerts roll around in the winter and spring. The band has many accomplishments and will be going to New York City in the spring. They have all been working on those fundraisers very hard, but it will pay off. Yes, the CSJ Band is SPECIAL! to Let's hear it from the flutists! BRASS: From row-Nathan King, Brandon King, Row 2-Anna Crafr, Row 3-Emily Powell, Row 4-Ryan Sink, Matt West, Aaron Price, Nathan Gardner, Jeremy Woodson, Brian Vitrur, Kathryn Brittain, Row 5-Holly Christley, Kerri Fair, Betsy Cross, Garrett Christley, Jam es Johnson, Chris Duff, Row 6-Jacob Quesinberry, Nathan Webster, Maria Harstine, James Brennan, James Dixon , Brad Ross, Amy Causey, Jason Brubaker, Daniel Penn, Todd Carr PERCUSSION: Kim Avis, Kure Lancaster, Laura Lanphear, Spencer Baird, Amy Page, J osh Beckner, Blake Moran WOODWINDS: Front row-Stephan ie Scott, Sarah W illiams, Paula Katz , Anna Asher, Alison Wilkins, Row 2-Arny Scheuer, Maury Daniels, Yasmin Alami, Ruth Yates, Taylor Houk , Whitney Dav is, Erin Callahan, Shor Taliaferro, Elaine Anderson, Leigh Barnett, Ashley Atkinson, Row 3-Eli zabeth Rae, Ashley Puig, Amanda Foshag, Lindsey Wise, Whitney Cole, Dana Lazzuri, Row 4-Laura Casteel, Lau ra Fish er, Missy J ame~ , M t ll:lSa Co le man , Erica Shernoff, Row 5-Alicia Todd , J ohn Pce.-y, Ldln Kessler, L..sletter, Lydia llewicz, Row 6 -J ush Bnrbuur , J\'l ilb, Am ber Wmfree, Jennifer Shanft Thacker, J nnn e.-. y , 1-ft:a tb t r fl LJzab cth Ste vens, A maude Culernru1 , J enni ft:r Lup ton. Dc::burah Di ckisu n , Jul.l e Ro w 7-HuU y A.clams, AH C h lls ru , J u lie: K it:tclsun , Carn e M ett d o r, Kc i Sakag uchi , Sh ena n dun h Gl ll ts p it! , Mn1tdy Gurd un , Scu rr Aday, h-lac~ W eary, ll n<k row-Jolin Derrybt1r9, Jay You Wouldn't corr , Brian peigl1r �New York was an experience to remember! BAND OFFICERS: Leila Kessler, Julie Kittelson, Laura Lanphear, Todd Carr ALL DISTRICT BAND: From row-Jennifer Hrdlicka, Leila Kessler, Nathan King, Katie Snead, Kristi Kirby, Brandon Kirby, Elizabeth Rae, Row 2-Anna Sacco, Emily Powell, D eborah Dickison, Ruth Yates, Anna Asher, Amy Scheuer, Row 3-1.aura Casteel, Amy Page, Ashley Puig, Dana Lazzuti, Kerri Fair, Ashley Atkinson, Melissa Coleman, Alison Wilkins, Mrs. Danielle Wise, Back row-Laura Fisher, Elaine Anderson, Maria Harstine, J ennifer Lupton, Scott Aday, John Derryberry, James Brennan, James Dixon , Ali Chitsaz Qt 0 STAGE BAND: Front row-Harry Kessler, Scott Aday, Anna Asher, John Derryber_ry, Ashley Puig, Row 2 -Jessica Ball, Jacqueline Bowen, Amy Scheuer, Kate Feldvery, Th1 Campbell, Mark W eary , Nikki Edwards, Row 3-James Johnson, T odd Carr, Daniel Penn , Holly Christley, Sarah Bassert , R ow 3-Mrs. Danielle Wise , Chris Duff, Brad Ross, Ryan Sink , Aaron Price, Kerri Fai r. Amy Causey, James Dixon, Sarah Trerus, Back row-Kutt Lancasrer, Kristin W eary. Emily Powell, Maria H arstine, Leila Kessler. f\1)' \'V ooclfie ld . Mo i ra \X'righr , Bry~_n 1-low lctt Understand!!! B A.ND 69 �The '93-'94 choir year started off with a big bang! We have gotten so many new members that we are dose to doubling the size oflast years' choir. Students have been taking music theory lessons each Monday, and have been increasing their knowledge on sharps, flats, EGBOF and so on. Some of our music includes a medley from Sister Act, One Shining Moment, the CBS NCAA Championship theme song, and Amigos Parer Sempre, the official theme for the '92 Olympics in Barcelona. Our co-presidents, Stephanie Crebo and Candy Nichols, have been tackling the job head on and Heather Chockley has been working hard at her job as 6th and 7th grade representative. As we head to Atlanta for our trip to Six Flags and our competition, we have hopes of bringing home another first place trophy . JB CH OIR: Front row-Ashley Srewarr, Christie D eans, Jess ica D ooley, Megan \Vilson, Juli e Carson , J enny H orn er, Grace Coats, Victo ri a Bassett , H eather Overfelt, Monica Blackbum , Stacy Orr, Leigh Ann Triplett, Kim Mizack, Becky Avery, Amy Cru mpler, Beth Swafficld , Row 2-MicheUe Leamso n, Heather Chockley, Sumner Ross, Trista Smith, Kristen Blair, Amelia D av is, Traci Paxto n, Aman da Stacey , Trisha H ole , Shannon Kru pin, VaJ cri e Blevins, Marissa \Xluj ek, Kara H all, Elizabeth Allen, Christina W infree, Row 3-J essica Bennett, Kristin W inrerich , Lauri e Quesinbe rry, Amber Counts, Melan ie D avis, Sara Coats, Land on Metts, Chu Luu , Ryan Fitzgerald, Robert McFall, Meg Way, J ulie Ann Sgroi, Bonnie Ross , Candy N ichols , J ennifer J enkins, D ixinc D arist, Mrs. Sue Giles, director Our 7th grade representative.H eather Chockley, and our copresidencs, Candy Nichols, and Stephanie Crebo. All-D istrict participants ~ .I -u------ 70 CHOIR The choir showed their Sq ui re spirit by singing the school song at the pep rally . �ost SeJLLJiee Of all the "electives" to choose from, being a runner has to give you the best workout. Whether it's handing out morning reports, delivering guidance passes, or just helping people check out books in the library, you know that they are working hard and performing a real service for our school. JB Wanted! Strong men to put up chair! RUNNERS: Front row-Jamie Heptinstall, Dean Donahue, Kasey Alford, Nathan Gleiner, Steven Hamblen, Mike Duncan, Duke Dodson, Blake Points, Row 2-Sarah Robinson, Ashley Simmons, Alison Elais, H eather Belk, Ben Cole, Lindsay Higginbotham , Matt Peck, Jamie Kanan, Adam Malone, Sam Banks, Raphaela Dixon, Row 3-Daniel Farris, Kristen Dalton, Susan Speers, Ashley Hammer, Cline Thomas, Laura Fisher, Meg Way, Ashley Chapman, Mandy Ackley, Heather Zirkle, J enny Deans, Caron Rouse, Row 4-Kyle Ireland, Alex Phillips, Jeff Lewis, Jimmy Harrison , Joel Kirby, Will Callahan, Stephanie Crebo, Alicia Davis, Kelly Fields, Erika McCoy, Ryan Billingsley Will, is that as rough as it looks? Shenandoah and H eath er are handing our the morning reportS. RUN NERS 71 �O~! If this book seems a bit off-beat at times, consider the people who made it. I think "eclectic" is the word I'm looking for here. We are basically a small cross-section of the entire student body. Just think; 2 5 people trying to represent almost 1,000 people. I think that the responsibility of it all has somewhat addled our brains. Come into one of our meetings sometime; you'll likely hear discussions about the locations of the cropper and type book, or you might get asked if you ate the missing person. Or you could just get chased out of the room with shouts of ''NONYEARBOOKER!" It's not always a pretty sight, but I do want to brag a bit. We try to capture the people, activities, and attitudes of CS] in one-year installments. It's not easy but when it's finished, you have a book of memories. SAW Front Row-Paula Katz, Lindsay Wise, Kelli Miller, Jordan Davies, Row 2-Missy James, Leigh Anne Mitchell, Molly Henderson, J essica Norris, Laura Thornhill , Emily Smith, Mandy Warsaw, Row 3-Amanda Coleman, Jessica Bennet, Laura Fisher, Jacqueline Bowen, J enny Turpin, Lauren Coyne, Back row-Susanne Bell, Emily Finton, Amy Page, Andrew Walshe, Sarah Williams, John Whitby. Not pictured: Julie Kittelson Well, at least J essica look1 like she's working! Our mentor??? Missy, Julie, and Molly get ready for the yearbook dance . ?~YEARBOOK Female staffers attack Jordan! �Meet The Press Front row-Dolly Trevey-Boitnorr,Angela PaeJ ennifer Dickison, Roberr McFall, Michael Conrad, Bobby Blanding, Row 2-Sracie Lumsden, Cami Chapin , Johnny Blanding, Mark Hemberger, Cary Price, Amy Rosepepe, Row 3-J ennifer Wilmer, Melissa Coleman, Deborah Dickison, Ashley Atkinson, Ashley Puig, Row 4-Moira Wright, Landon Meres, Paula Karz, Missy James, Creceda LeMaire, Susanne Bell, Allison J erron, Back row-Diane Herchinrider, sponsor Future Clark Kenrs Ashley prepares rhe SCROLL. Mrs. H erchinrid er - the H ead H oncho As you probably know' the newspaper staff puts out our school newspaper, T~e . Scrou-, " 4 times a year. The staff 1s Squire made of students from the sixth, seventh, . d ninth grades. They cover ~~th, m p · . from the Science air to h everyt mg ... spans m d firom club activmes to events like dmces. The Squire Scroll plays m . an in recording our school 1mportmt P SAW activities. NEWSPAPER 73 �There are many different groups at Cave Spring, each special and unique. But when it all comes down to it, we stick together. We're a family and this layout 1s dedicated to our family tree; the people who are part of our family like you and me. The events pictured on these pages are things that occurred this year special times in our students' lives. D uring Spirit Week the ch 1 cl cl .. M eer ea ers sponsored "college ree shirr ay. any people showed th · ·· and T-shirrs. eu: spm r by wearing swearshins This winter d umped many snow and ice storms on the R oanoke Valley, d osing school for days. Thom as Whitby and his d og Buster rake advanrage of the beauti ful snow and go sledding. •n~U MILL TURBINE EFFICIEK Lynn Jones brought in her pet pig for her state report. N inth graders are required to do stare reporrs in World Geography. Congrats to Mike Kolejka who won Best-inShow in our annual science fair. R ecycle it!!! �Let it snow! Sometimes we were graced with the white wonders fluttering down from heaven during school hours. l:>uring Child Abuse Prevention Month sru denrs did activities promoting the theme. lbese students made signs that were hung a.round the school. _,.. ' ' l:; The advanced band peps up the Christmas assembly with festive music. STUDENT LIFE �ore an Almost everyone has some kind of label: prep, jock, freak, redneck, brain. But underneath that, most of us would be surprised about how much we have in common and all the things we agree on. Let us hope that as we grow, these labels will fall away and that we all realize we possess More Than Meets the I The srud ly men of Mr. Old's homeroom find time ro pose fot the camera during Channel One. Amy , Betsy, and J ane enjoy wading in a g urgling brook on a warm spring day. All th e seventh graders scream as loud as they can for the Pep Rally Spirit Comest. Freshmen have fun dressing up in costum e for World G eography state reports. �eets t e Choir members prepare ro go over Niagara Falls in a barrel on their rrip to Canada. Regional Reflections Literature Comest winner Ashley Atkinson smi les triumphantly. Carrie is shocked as she re-enters rhe reaJ world when her plaster mask is removed. STUDENT LIFE J-2_7 �The Athletes of s c J H It has been a great year for athletics at Cave Spring ] uni or High School. There has been lots of enthusiasm from coaches, players, and fans . We had several wins over Hidden Valley and all of the teams had good records. We had participants on every high school junior varsiry team and even some varsiry teams. Our freshmen teams did well as we combined with Hidden Valley co play ocher ninth grade teams in the district. We are very proud of all our CS] athletes. Go Cave Spring! What a shoe! Wrestle Mania!!! Mindy's all smiles before the game. These men are tough! 7!.[) INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS �We're ready to work! Super Jason! SIXTH GRADE INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS: Front row-John Fedison, sponsor,Kelly Foy, Erin Saunders, Nikki Childress, Cary Price, Levi Hippensteel, Chris Bast, Paisley Bowles, Jeanne Duddy, sponsor, Row 2-Aimee Greenman, Marcy Nussbaum, Emily Caldwell, David Billingsley, Wilson Waldron, Victoria Bassett, Back row-Laura Nasca, Dana Vaughn, Danny McFadden, Ryan Furrow, Trevor Wiggins, Landon Metts INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS 79 �SCOREBOARD CSJ OPPONENTScore 22 William Byrd 14 16 N orrhside 6 16 Glen var 0 Pulaski 16 38 Clifton Forge 6 8 Hidden Valley 21 0 16 Botetourt Int. 14 CSJH TEAM: Front row-Sarah Bassett, Robbie Nettles, T.J. G eorge, Jesse Clowers, Ben Cole, Bobby Akers, Kei Sakaguchi, H eather Belk, Row 2-Erik Barnes, Marr Morris, Shawn Giorno, Alex Bohm, Clint Thomas, Duke Dotson, Mike Duncan , Brandon Johnson, Scott Beard,coach, Row 3-Greg Hahn, Daniel Ferris, Tyler Kirby, Aaron Williams, Brad Cullinan, J osh Holmes, Ryan Raisor, Brian Ford ,coach. The '93-'94 award winners: Shawn Giorno, Tyler Kirby, Aaron Williams, Duke Dodson, and Jesse Clowers. Lined up and ready for some action! The seventh and eighth grade football team had a great season, winning six of their seven games! The team's captains were Aaron Williams and Jesse Clowers. The coaches were: Scott Beard, Brian Ford, and volunteer, Erik Barnes. The team's most valuable player was Aaron Williams, the best offensive player was Jesse Clowers, the best defensive player was Tyler Kirby, and the most valuable player was Shawn G iorno. D uke Dodson won the coach's award . Congratulations on having a winning season . Tyler says , "This year we 're # I for sure'" �FRESHMEN TEAM: Front row-Shawn Srellic, Charlie Campbell, Brian Foutz, Freemen Burkes, Jason Counts, Zach Wright, Billy Parse!, Row 2-Tommy Booth, Casey Schumacher, Brad Booth, Travis Cooper, Brian Speight, Joe Mullican, Greg Hoseby, Row 3-Wade Willmore, David Dixon, Chris Wyatt, Ronnie Agee, Timur Line, Adam Lanier, Dennis Diace, CJ . Liebal The freshmen football team had a winning season with a 3 and 2 record. The team started out with a disappointing loss to E.C. Glass, but went on to win their next three games with tough defense and exciting offense. Despite a season ending loss, the team made an excellent showing for our ninth grade. The offense, led by Travis Cooper, tries to score. The defense cries to stop the opponent from gaining any yards. TI1e offense th reatens to break free . FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM 81 �I I 7th and 8th The Cave Spring Boys' Basketball Team enjoyed a very successful season this year. They finished the season with an overall record of 8-5, going 5-2 at home and 3-3 on the road. The Squires averaged 44. 54 points a game, with the leading scorer being Daniel Penn who racked up 136 points for a 10.6 point-per-game average. Mike Duncan led the way in free throws, making 54.2% of his shots. Mike also led the team in 3 pointers, making 12 for the season. CS) TEAM: Fronr row-David Billingsley, Daniel Penn, Tyler Kirby, Justin Cox, Row 2-Stewart Tims, Jesse Seamon, Andre Martin, Mike Duncan, Brandon Funk, Josh Holmes, Jon Derryberry, Coach Crockett, Coach Brian Ford , Ryan Raisor, Duke Dodson, Clinr Thomas, Chris Bibby, Ben Cole, Matt Delumyea T yler sizes up his competition. Ready , Ai m , Fire!' Duke tries ro be like Mike. Ben shows Botetourt his dribbling skiUs. 12 ~ I CS] - BOYS ' BASKETBALL 8-v' �~ · Jud shoots over a crowd of defenders. Jump ball 1 Mike follows through on a free throw. Spencer readies on defense. Freshmen C:S FRESHMEN TEAM: Front row-Jimmy Harrison, Luke Beazley, Brian Vittur, Spencer Baird, Ashley McCall , The Cave Spring Knights' Freshmen Boys Basketball Team ended their 6-5 season with a win over Franklin County. They were 6-2 on the road and 0-3 at home. The team played well against the strong Triple A competition, losing 4 of their games hy 5 points or less. The leading scorers from Cave Spring were Alex Phillips, Mike Bibby, and Jimmy Harrison. Alex, Mike , and Jimmy were also the leading rebounders. The Knights overcame snow , sleet, and ice to practice while everyone else was enjoying their days off from school. G reat season, Freshmen' l ay Scott, Row 2-Joel Kirby , Chris Case , Alex Phillips, Mike Bibby. Jud Poulter FRESHMEN BOYS' BASKETBALL 83 �Gold Metal Season CSJH BASKETBALL TEAM: Franc row-Whitney Freeman , Laura Wire , Mindy Reynolds, Ashley H ammer, Lindsay Higg inbotham , Be ch Carter, Sarah Rutherford, Tamaryn Vineyard, Sarah Slovensky, J acqueline Bowen, Candice Bowen, Back row-Mr. Career, Lauren McCann , Kelly Ammons, Lu ci \'(/ ilson, Lauren Carr, Mandy Warsaw, Amy Causey, Christy Fagg , Beverly Anderson, Jess ica Hill, Mrs. Jane Wrigh c,coach. Not pictured-Lindsay Cannon. Awesome! Great! Super team! are a few of the adjectives used to describe the girls' basketball team for 199 3. The key to winning was the desire, determination, and dedication of the team. W e set our team goal to be # 1 this year. Therefore, our desire to fulfill this goal and a final chance at the championship in the win over Hidden Valley was a dream come true . We are proud of our girls, the district champions in junior high basketball! Say cheese! Look at that ponytail fly. A kodak moment . What a shot1 T hese girls are all smiles. 84 I CSJH BASKETBALL T ake it to her, Lindsay' Leap, Lind say , Lenp! �Serving It Up! Group Huddle! Megan anxiously awairs the ball. Lindsay is ready for anyrhing. Peace, Love, and Happiness This is what you call a POWER SERVE! Bend over backwards, Beth. Deal with it! As the whistle sounded and the official motioned the serve to come into play, the volleyball team was on their toes prepared to receive the serve of the opponent. As the pass was coming towards the setter, the spiker concentrated on her approach to kill the ball, and it went down. This was just a replay of how most of the games were played during the outstanding season of volleyball under their new coach, Melissa Doll. 'le-'rllLEYBAL L TE AM: · · . M . h ll Alric Michelle Ganong, Emily Powell Front row -Lindsay H1gg mbocham. Kerry Fair. Row 2- IC e e ' . · "'h · C ] A hi H M o ·H · C . · D r itncy o e , s ey ammer , egan air. an11 Chapin. Back row-Melissa o ll ' coach ' ' Beverly Anderson , Kan e Roberts ' Beth 'ltttr, Chrisry Fagg, Lindsay Cannon , Jane Spencer, Brooke Chri srley, Sarah Payne, Laura Casteel CJSH VOLLEYBALL 85 �Get A Kick Out Of • • • SOCCER SOCCER TEAM: Front row-Dana Lazzuri, Robin Shorter, Nicky Powers, Ryan Sink, Spencer Thompson, Dustin Morse, Spencer Baird , Joe Slack, Leigh Anne Mitchell, Lauren Coyne, Row 2-Heacher Belk, Tanner Duus, Brenton Bowles, John Gallagher, Nathan Gardner, John Linn, Marc Canfield, Chad Norris, Jay Score, John Hepcinsrall, Row 3-Coach,Ed Stier, Steven Hamblen, Jorge Rivera, Jason Brubaker, Luke Brown, Joel Kirby, Tyler Kirby, Will Callahan, Don O'Hair, Jason Ganong The soccer team had a great season this year. They had ten wins, two defeats, and no ties. This included crushing Hidden Valley! The team also broke three school records. They were for goals scored, shots on goal, and assists. Captains were Spencer Baird and Jorge Rivera. Most valuable player was Steven Hamblen. Offensive player of the year was Jorge Rivera. Defensive player of the year was Dustin Morse. Great season, guys. Branron sprints ro rhe ball. Jason goes in for the kill! Good pass, N icky 8~SOCCER Ryan 's quick nn his feer1 �' WRESTLING TEAM: Front row-Nayde Paige, Chris Poulter, Ryan Setchel, Todd Setchel, Paul Brunk, Zack McCoy, Matt West, Garrett Peace, Erick Marcin, Bobby Akers, Peter Scheibe, Row 2-Lauren McCann, Kristen Wray, Chad Reed, Matt Peck, Ryan Fitzgerald, Adam Hollingsworth, John Paul Bourgeois, Jesse Gowers, Jerod Mabry, Kei Sakaguchi, T.J . George, Heather Belk, Row 3-Assistant coach, Richie Frantz, Matt Morris, Ben Nielsen, Lawrence Loesel, Daniel Farris, John Gallagher, Jeremy Hedrick, Aaron Williams, Fred Reed, Clay Luttrell, Garrett Christley, Jacob Quesinberry, Ron Pritchard, head coach. Zack gives his opponent a headache! The wrestling team had an exciting victory over Hidden Valley this year. At the Northside Invitational they placed fourth out of eight schools. They had two second-place metals, five third-place metals, and three fourth- place metals. Way to go, guys! Hang on, Chad! Waiting for the Big Match' n 1 e w inner - Ben N ielsen!!! WRESTLIN G 87 �anc Don't drop it! The '93 girls' rrack team had a winning season with 3 wins and 2 losses along with an impressive 2nd place finish at the Cosmopolitan Invitational Meet in Salem. We had a dedicated team led by co-captains Katherine Brittain and Amber Goff. Our most outstanding team member and also scoring the most poinrs was Katherine Brittain; our most improved team member was Emily Wallace; the coaches' award went to Shannon Gordon. Several new school records were set. It was a good season and CSJ is proud of this team. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: Front row-Ashley Chapman, Kelli Miller, Whitney Cole, Lauren Baudreau, Katherine Brittain, Nikki Collins, Creceda LeMaire, Shannon Gordon, Lydia Ilewicz, Carly Rorramel, Alicia Dragan, Row 2-Rhonada Rusmisel, Amber Counts, Kim Avis, Misty Blakenship, Jane Spencer, Erin Callahan, Jessica Means, Sariah Light, Evie McAllister, Laura Lanphear, Becky Mahoney, Row 3-Coach Mongor,Lauren McCann, Emily Wallace, Michelle Lancaster, Shenandoah Gillespie, Emily Finton, Lindsay Higginbotham, Amber Goff, J ennifer Latstetter, Mrs. Susan Pugh, Row 4-Jennifer Lupton, Mandy Lippitt, J ennifer Daugherty, Julie Kittelson, Lindsey Cannon, Amy Causey, Christy Fagg Read1 for the stars 88 [ GIRLS' TRACK Leaping to victory' �Footwor 9 IBcory:s T iradk The 1993 track ream had an outstanding year. Starring rhe season with 3 viaories before losing their first meet, rhe ream's final record was 3-2. The Squires broke 14 school records during rhe year. The following awards were presented during the sports reeprion: most outstanding member was Travis Cooper; most imroved was Aaron Williams; the coaches' award went co Brian ircur. It was a fine showing for a young ream . Come on, man. Put up your dukes! Practice makes perfect! BOYS" TRACK TEAM: Front row: Billy Parse!, Jay Scott, J esse Clowers, Kevin Gallagher, Brett Miller, Clint Thomas, Aaron Price, N athan Gleiner, Row 2-Ben Neilsen, Mark Weary, Arthur Wolhford , Lawrence Loesel, Travis Cooper, Adam Terrell, Brian Virrur, Tommy Selvey, Row 3-Kyle Ireland, Aaron Williams, Brian Speighr, Mike Bibby, Burge Brisrol BOYS " TRACK �The '93-'94 cheerleading squads have been busy from the start. They have cheered on our teams and have given them faithful support. Whether it was football or basketball, our cheerleaders were always there to back our teams and energize the crowd. They also put up posters and helped the student body get back into the swing of things at the beginning of the year. The CSJH squad had to overcome a challenge when their head coach, Mrs. Reilly, moved to Michigan. Her position was filled by Mrs. Hall, and Mrs. Herchenrider took over the assistant coach position. Despite all the changes, the cheerleaders never let their spirit sink. They deserve a big hand for helping to make this another unforgetable year! CS] CHEERLEADERS: Front row-Lory Webster, Blake Points, Row 2-Michelle Ganong, Julie Thacker, Ashley Chapman, Ashley Walters, Heather Bowling, Row 3-Vicki Reilly, sponsor,Shannon Gordon, Kristy Storey, Allison Elias, Shar Taliaferro, Sarah Joy Jordahl, ] ody Hall, sponsor Strike a pose G o, Squires 9t j j CSJH CHEERLEADERS �Cheerleaders boost the spirit! FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Front row-Mollie Strosnider, Tara Lee, Meredith Perdue, Kari Funderburke, Row 2-Blair Richardson, Jenny Fetherolf, Carla Maye, Kelley Fisher, Kyleigh Lambert, Erika McCoy Checking our the ream! AND FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS 91 �Freshtnen Players! SWIMMING: Llndsey Miller, Leila Kessler, Evelyn G riner, Elaine Anderson,Jennifer Daugherty, Charlie Davies, Vince Baranauskas, Alicia Todd Freshmen sports are one of the best things about being a freshman and these freshmen have that chance. Freshmen sports are a good way for students to grow and become more a part of the high school. They are all winners! INDOOR TR.ACK: Kim Avis, Katherine Brittain, Jennifer Lupton , Emily Wallace, Shenandoah Gillespie JV BASKETBALL: Ryan Billingsley VOLLEYBALL: Michelle W aldron, Kristina Childress, Thi Campbell, Raven Van Dyck, Jennifer Lupton TENNIS: Alicia T odd , Malia Miller IFRESHMEN ATHLETES �BASKETBALL, TENNIS, VOLLEYBALL, GOLF, WRESTLING, INDOOR TRACK, CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY: Nathan Gleiner, Anna Karr JV BASKETBALL: Alyssa Redick, Jackie Hergrueter, Catie Redick VARSITY BASKETBALL: Lisa Bryan ,.. Q2) ,.. . .,,~ ... ~ ~DO'C-1 ~, \'q RES11.ING: Nathan G leiner, Hunter Moore, Arthur Wolford , Wi ll Callahan , Cody Blankenship , Chad Norri s GOLF: Jason Ganong, Ernie Cochran, J ason Brubaker FRESH MEN ATHLETES �r • . . . up dose and personal Another one bites the dust' Because he represents the part in all of us that actually says what we wish we could say, like "Hurry up and change courts so you'll have time to lose another game!" or "That sure was a sissy serve!"; because he is always critical and has an opinion but nobody seems to mind; because he can say "100 push-ups in the corner and if you cheat on one, I 'll triple it!"; because he is unique and unforgetable, the 1993-94 yearbook is dedicated to the one and only Mr. Gary 1 Smile, this one is for YOU! Maynard I 9±{) DEDICATION Mr . Maynard with his favorite girls in all the world , hi s granddaughters. Taking a break from all their worries are Mr. M and the boss. �s u When it comes to most musical, Spencer Baird and Leila Kessler are the obvious choices. There's nothing more to say. Carrie Shelton and John Whitby are most creative. l\atherine Brittain and Mike Bibby are both very talented in their various spans. lney both have excelled in track. Mike had a great season in freshman basketball Ind Katherine is continuing co succeed in indoor track. They were the right thoices for most athletic, Outspoken, academic, and eloquent are just a few adjectives to describe Susanne Bell and Michael Kolejka, the cwo freshmen most likely to become politicians. p E R L A T I v E ~argo Caruthers and Chris Hofer keep us in stitches because of their sense of \umor. Jenny Deans and Steven H amblen fit the definition of typical freshmen. SUPERLATIVES 95 �The Envelo When we rum back the hands of time, we will always remember Monika Jernigan and Marcus Bingham. (most likely to be remembered) With their athletic and academic abilities as well as their friendly personalities, Alicia Todd and Alex Phillips are the best all around freshmen Since being lowly sixrh graders J ennifer Daugherty and Brian Blount have become very anracrive and unique freshm e n. (most changed) As Ryan Billingley and J ulie Ann Sgroi sit in Mr. Boyer's office, they reali ze that they too can ~ 96 ' "' d" ·~•h <hd• goili. mW Uk.ly M m"ed) ISUPERLATIVES For the second time in Squire history we have a rie 1 Both Jared Largen and Tanner Duu were chosen most artistic for their very different art sryles. Alison Burgio is the most arti sri. g irl of the freshmen class. �Don O'Hair and Heather Hess display their sryle as trendsetters. bnnY Featherolf and Jimmy Harrison were voted most school spirited. J enny is a hcerleader and Jimmy supports his freshman basketball team . Paula Katz and Vince Baranauskas were voted most academic of the freshmen class; however, they seem a little preoccupied right now! I ' No matter where you are or how you feel J ason Brubaker and Creceda Le Maire are always there to be your fri ends as fri e1Jd/iest of the freshm en class. SUPERLATIVES 97 �CSJH's 1994 Gold Metalist: SQUIRE RY AN BILLINGSLEY S rodent, athlete, gentleman: this Squire is not flashy but is very much a leader on the court and in the classroom. Ryan was a member of the Cave Spring High School junior varsity basketball team that posted a great 102 record . Ryan works hard to perfea his skills in basketball but he is also a responsible student with a 4 .0 GPA. Even though he is very busy, he finds time to help others as a tutor, a natural helper and as an active member of the Guidance Advisory Committee. R yan spends his study hall period in the guidance office working as a ruror or as a natural help er. His friends are imporrant co Ryan and he enjoys the night out at ChiChi's with the Spanish Club. Here Ryan , Mark , and Ashley pose for pictures after being rapped into the Honor Society last year . 9~IRE _ _ �As SCA president, Julie Ann begins our day wirh a cheery "Good Morning," and "Have a grear day." She has done a fine job for us. A member of rhe Honor Sociey, Julie Ann enrerrai ns Samantha Old while her daddy, Mr. Old, has conferences. Julie Ann makes time to help other students in our after-school ruroring program. She's smart, she's a talented singer, she likes children, she believes that helping others is important and she is a leader. This year's MY Lady is a true winner in all she attempts. Julie Ann can be described best by the old saying: it is nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. And the 1994 MY LADY: JULIE ANN GR I MY LAD F9 �INDEX Bast, Christopher A 18, 67, 71 32, 62, 104 18, 68 18, 58, 63, 67, 68, 69 Adkins, Abigail 45, 59 Adkins, Michael 45 Adkins, Vance 38 Agee, Ronnie 81 Akers, Bobby 11, 32, 80, 87 Alaroi, Yasmin 32,62, 68 Alford, Kasey 18, 71 Allen, Charles 76 Allen, Elizabeth 18, 67, 70 Allen, Lewis 50, 52 Altic, Michelle 32, 85 Ames, Sherry 75 Ammons, Kelly 38, 42, 84 Amos, Cinnamon 32 Amos, Jonathan 18, 58, 104 Amos, Michelle 45 Amos, Sherry 8, 19 Anderson, Aaron 45, 76 Anderson, Beverly 13, 38, 40, 79, 84, 85 Anderson, Corey 63 Anderson, Elaine 2, 4, 19, 23, 62, 63, 68, 69, Ackley, Mandy Ackley, Pete Adams, Holly Aday, Scott 92 Anderson, Lindsey Anderton, Susan 38 32, 63 Andrews, Amanda 45 Angle, Ryann 38,40 As bury, Amanda 19, 20, 22, 58, 60, 62, 65 Asher, Anna 18, 19, 62, 63. 68, 69 Atkinson, Ashley 9, 12, 17, 32, 60, 67, 68, 69, 73, 104 Austin, Becky 50 Austin,] essica 45 Austin, Sherri 38 Avery, Rebekah 45, 70 Avis, Kimberly 19, 63, 64, 65, 68, 75, 88, 92 Avis, Ricka 45 Aydlett, Ann 32 Ayer, J onathan 19 Ayers, Jackie 32 Babich , Lauren Bailey, Anne Bainter, Megan Baird, Spencer Ball, J essica Balzer, Robert Banks, Andy Banks, Samuel Baranauskas, J onas Baranauskas, Vince Barbour, Jeremy Barbour, J osh Barnes, Erik Barnett, Leigh Barnhart, Amy Barri er, Elizabeth Barton, Y ashm.in Basham, Laura Bassett , Sarah 100 INDEX 45, 70, 79 45, 79 Baudreau, Lauren 3, 32, 36, 57, 88, 104 Bauman, Carrie 45 Beachy, Tiffany 39 Beard, Kay 50 Beard, Scott 50, 80 Beazley, Luke 19, 63, 83, 104 Beazley, Nick 39,64,66 19,63,68, 75 Beckner, Josh 19 Beckner, Kelly 45 Beckner, Melissa Beckner, Thomas 39, 104 38, 50 Beedie, Serena Belle, Heather 32, 71, 80, 86, 87 Bell, Samuel 39. 66 Bell, Susanne R. I, 19, 56, 59, 60, 61, 63, 72, 73. 95, 104 45, 76 Bell, Walker I, 7, 32, 62, 70, 72, 77 Bennett, ) essica 39, 104 Bernardo, Allison 39. 60 Bernardo, Elaina 45, 66, 104 Bhurra, Saboora 38, 39, 82 Bibby, Chris 18, 83, 89, 95 Bibby, Mike 45, 79, 82, 104 Billingsley, David 18, 58, 64, 92, 96, 98, 104 Billingsley, Ryan 32, 104 Bingham, Eric 18, 62, 65, 96 Bingham, Marcus 45, 104 Birmingham, Tayza 45, 70 Blackbum, Monica 45 Blackstock, Amy 18, 63 Blackstock, Grant 45, 70 Blair, Kristin 18 Blais, Casey 104 Blakenship, Lindsay 88 Blakenship, Misry 73, 76 Blanding, Bobby 6, 45, 73, 76 Blanding, Jon athan 14, 18, 93 Blankenship, Cody 45, 76 Blankenship, Dustin 39 Blankenship, Lindsey 32 Blankenship, Misry 45, 70 Blevins, Valerie 8, 18, 24, 96 Blount, Brian 50, 62 Boehling, Rowena 39 Boettcher, Richard 11, 39. 80 Bohm, Alex 81 Booth, Tommy 18, 62, 81 Boothe, Brad 8, 39, 59 Bosen, Mary Page 70 Boudreau, Lauren 32, 36, 59,87 Bourgeois, John Paul 39 Bourne, Jared 45, 84 Bowen, Candice 32, 60, 69, 72, 84 Bowen, Jacqueline 32, 86 Bowles, Brenton 45,49, 79 Bowles, Paisley 50 Bowles, Susie 32,71,90 Bowling, Heather 76 Bowling, J. J . 45 Bowling, Jeremiah 50,94 Boyer, Steven 18 Bradford, Kevin 45 Bradshaw, Michael 50, 51 Brancati, Mike Brandt, Meli ssa 39 Brasher, Alison 45 , 104 Brennan, J am es 39, 68, 69 Bristol, Burrage 32, 89 Brittain, Katherine 2, 2~ 27,63, 6~88,92, 95 45, 76 Brock, John 45 Brooks, Sarah 50 Brookshier, Lisa 50 Brothers, La Vina 45 Brown, Christopher 62 Brown, Corrin 45 Brown , Kristen 14, 20, 2 1, 86 Brown, Luke 20 Browne, Corri 2, 4, 20, 63, 68, 86, 93. 97 Brubaker, J ason Bassett, Victoria 45, 104 50, 62 38 19, 59 , 68, 75, 83, 86, 95 38,69 45 32 32, 71 38, 104 19, 58, 92, 97, 104 45, 76 2, 19, 62, 68, 75 80 18, 19, 20, 24, 62, 68 50,64,65 45 19, 62, 67 38, 42 39, 69, 80 Brugman, Chris Brunk, Paul Bryan, Christie Bryan, Lisa Bryant, Seth Burgio, Alison Burkes, Freemen Burnett, Sarah BUtt, Zachary Bushkar, Natalie Bushnell, Dawn Bushnell, Elizabeth Butler, Elizabeth 39 10, 13, 39, 57, 76, 87 39, 42 , 76 20,62, 79,93 45 20, 57, 74,96 81 50 39, 40, 66, 104 45 20 39, 60, 61 45 ·---c Caldwell, Caldwell, Callahan, Callahan, Callahan, Daniel Emily Erin Meli.sa 32 45, 66, 79 32, 37,63,68, 88 39 Will 20, 62, 71, 86, 93 Campbell, Allison 45 Campbell, Charlie 81 Campbell, Erin 45 Campbell, Karen 51 Campbell, Thi 20, 63, 69 , 92 Canfield, Matt 32,63, 65, 86 Cannon, Lindsay 11, 32, 36, 62, 78, 79, 85, 88 Carey, Matthew 32 Carlin, Brooke 39, 42, 60, 76, 104 Carlton, Josh 39, 40 Carothers, Blake 20 Catt, Chris 51 Catt, Gerald 39 Catt, Lauren 9, 11, 32, 36, 60, 63, 84, 104 Catt, Todd 20, 58, 63, 68, 69, 104 51 Catto!, Eddie 32, 63 Carson, David 39. 59, 70 Carson, Julie 11, 32, 35, 77, 79, 84, 85 Carter, Berh 20, 26, 62, 64, 95 Caruthers, Margo 6,45 Case, Ashley Case, Chris 2, 18, 20, 83 Casteel, Laura 5, 32, 62, 68, 69, 85 Casteel, Seth 45 Causey, Amy 9, 11, 12, 33, 59, 68, 69, 76, 84, 88 Cease, Jennifer Chadwick, Brian Chapin, Cami Chapman, Ashley Chapman, Daniel Chase, Bradley Cheney, Nikki Cheng, Stephanie Childre.s, Kristina Childre.s, Melissa Childress, Nikki Chitsaz, Ali Chockley, Heather Christley, Brooke Chrisrley, Garrett Christley, Holly Christley, Kathryn Clark, Austin Clark, Thelma Clatterbuck, Sarah Clear, Crystal Clemens, David Clemons, Catherine Clemons, Nancy Clifton, Keith Clowers, J esse Clowers, Stephanie Coats, Grace Coats, Sara Cochran, Ernie 39 46 39, 59, 73, 85 33, 71, 74, 88, 90 46, 76 39. 42 20 39 20, 63 , 92 46 79 20, 68, 69 39, 70 8, 39, 79, 85 33, 62,68, 87 39. 68, 69 46 39 46 39 20, 70 33. 74 46 13, 51, 58 6, 46, 49, 104 33. 74, 80, 87, 89 33 46, 49. 70 33. 60, 70 14, 20, 63, 93. 104 46 33, 34, 71, 80, 82 33. 62, 68, 75, 85, 88 I, 5, 12, 15, 33, 62, 68, 72 46 Coleman, Melissa 2, 5, 12, 15, 17, 33. 62, 68, 69, 73 18, 21, 63, 70 Collins , Jason 21, 62, 88 Collins, Nikki 39 Colvin, Robert 53 Comer, Gene 21, 63, 76 Compton, Josh 21, 63 Compton, Matt 46 Compton, Thomas 39, 104 Conner, Brandy 39 Conner, Debra 39 Conner, Fredrick 51 Conner, Gene 39 Conner, Lisa 46, 49, 104 Conner, Rebecca 46, 73 Conrad, Michael 39, 40, 66 Conway, Sean Cook, Mike 33 51 Cook, Yvonne 14, 21, 81, 89 Cooper, Travis 51 Cordell, Clara 46, 70, 88 Counts, Amber 21, 70, 81 Counts, Jason Cockrell, Jessica Cole, Ben Cole, Whitney Colcm an, A=da Coleman, Bridget Cox, Christie Cox, Justin Cox, Michael Cox, Sarah Cox, Shana Cox, Shannan Coyne, J.nurc:n Craft, Anna Craig, Jennifer Craig, Jessica Crawley, Alison Crebo, Stephanie Crockett, Coach Cross, Benjamin Cross, Betsy Crotts, Rick Crumpler, Amy Crumpler, Matthew Cullinan, Brad Cunningham, Lora Currier, Rebekah Currin, Ward Custer, Tommy Dalton, Kristen Daly, Michael Daniels, M aury Da.risc, Dix.inc Daugherry, Jennifer Davies, Charlie Davies, Jordan Davis, Alicia Davis, Amelia Davis, Melanie Davis , Whimey Day, Sarah Deans, Jenny Deans, Kristina D eeds, Ann D eel, H eidi DeHan, G lenda Dclumycn , M an Dem.irci, Rukiye D erryberry, J ohn Derryberry, Wesley D eWitt, Andy D eWitt, Emily 46 33, 63, 82 39, 40, 66 39 12, 21, 63 21 , 26, 62 I, 21, 63, 72, 74, 86 39, 61, 68 46 46 46 2, 12, 19, 21, 70, 71 82 39, 61 9, 12, 33, 63, 68, 76 50, 51 44, 46, 70 46 33, 80 51 46 40, 57, 59 40 21 , 58, 60, 62, 71 40, 74, 75, !04 33, 62, 68, 104 21, 7( 14, 21, 62 , 88, 92, 91 10, 21, 62, 63, 9i 40, 60, 61, 64 , 71 21, 62, 63, 71 6, 13, 46, 7C 21 , 7C 33. 68 40 4, 18, 21, 62, 71, 95 46, 49. 70 51 , 59 .{O 51 40, 59, 74, 82, lO·i 46 , 59 33 , 68, 69. Bl 46 411 22, 58 , 6) �81 5, 33. 62, 67, 68, 69, 73, 75 46,66, 73 IJirkison, Jennifer 46 Digmanese, Daisy 51 Dillon, ruchard 51 Divers, Jackie 81 D ixon, David 40, 68, 69. 104 Dixon, James 22, 63, 71, 76 Dixon, Raphaela 46 0-:><lson, Amy Dodson , Duke II, 33, 37, 64, 71, 80, 82, 98 Doll, Melissa 85 Domalslci, Elizabeth 40 22 Donahue, Andrew 33, 71 Donahue, Dean 46, 70 Dooley, Jessica 46 DOS5, Christopher 46 DowclJ, Hollie 33. 88 Dragan, Alicia 46 Drombetta, Lawrence 51, 79 Duddy, Jeanne 22, 63,68,69 Duff, Chris 51 Duffy, Sonja 11, 33. 65, 71, 80, 82 Duncan, Mike 22, 5~ 62, 63, 8~ 96 Duus, Tanner Dwier, Amanda 33 Dyer, Barbara 52, 55 52 Dyer, Francine Diate, Dennis Fort-ster, Ashleigh Dickison, Deborah Foshag, Amanda Founti, Heather Foutz , Brian Foutz, Jonathan Fowler 1 James Fox, Alliso n Fox, Lindsey Foy, Billy Foy, Kelly Francisco, Winsor Frank , Jenna Frankeberger, Kate Frankeberger, Laura Frantz, Richie Frcnney, Knthcrine Freeman, Whitney Freund, Karen Funderburke, Kari Funk, Brandon Funk, Whitney Furrow, Beth Furrow, Cmherine Furrow, Ryan Fusco, Matthew 40 33,68 46 81 40 33 33,62 40 40 46, 79 52 40, 66 33. 63 46 87 40 46, 84 23 91 38,40,42,82 6, 33 40 33 6,46, 79 40 G Gagnier, Kevin 40, 69 5, 12, 33. 59, 64, 71, 90, 98, 104 46 Elfa, Gina 33 Ellis, Jim Englilh, Amanda 33 46 Enoch, Stephen 7, 9, II, 40, 42, 57, 59, 60 Ernst, Maureen 46, 59 Evans. Caitlin Edwards, Nikki Elias, Allison ·-F Faerie, Alanna Faerie, Cedric Fagg, Chrisry Fair, Kerry 11, 33. 63, 84 , 85, 33. 68, 69, 79, Fair, Trevor Palls, Randall Parley, Jonathan Pedison, John Feld vary, Kate Ferguson, Rachael Perrell, William Perris, April Lee Perris, Daniel Perherolf, Jenny Pickler, Jenny Picld., Kelli Fit.on, Kim Pit.on, Ryan Pin k, Gregory Finton, Emily Pisher, Kelley Pi5l1cr, Laura Fitzgerald, Ryan J.'itzpatrick, Kara f'It ming, Felecia i'Iowers, Erin f'fowe<S, Leslie Poley, Shalea Pord, Brian 46, 52, 40, 22 22 88 85 46 40 66 79 69 46 40 22 33. 71, 80, 87 4, 12, 22, 59, 63, 65, 91, 97 22, 62, 63 22,63,71 39, 40, 42 22, 63 46 I, 5, 7, 9, 12, 33, 72, 88 21, 23, 63, 75, 91 33. 68, 69, 71, 72 33. 70, 87 40 33. 42, 60 40 33, 62 40 52, 80, 82 33 Gagnier, Renee 46 23 Galbraith, Jake 46 Galfagher, Emily 33, 86, 87 Galfagher, John 89 Galfagher, Kevin Ganong, Jason 23, 63, 76, 79, 86, 93 Ganong, Michelle 11, 33, 85 , 90 Gardner, Nathan 33, 68, 86 Garrett, Man 40, 66 George, T. J. 33, 80, 87 40 Gilben, Jessica Giles, Bob 52 70 Giles, Sue Sue 19, 68, 71 , 88, 92 Gillespie, Shenandoah 52 Gillock, Kathryn Giorno, Shnwn 33. 80 Gleiner, Nathan 23, 60, 63, 71, 89, 93 40, 104 Gnau, Candice 23, 88 Goff, Amber 46 Gomez, Lorena Gordon, Mandy 23, 68, 75 Gordon, Shannon 2, 16, 33. 63, 77, 88, 90 Gould, Kelly 23 Graham, Michael 46 Greenman, Aimee 46,49, 79 Greenway, Katherine 40 Greiner, Evelyn 23, 62, 63, 92 Griffin, Barbara 52 Griffin, Megan 40 Griffin, Noelle 40 Griffin, Rachel 40 Griffin, Seth 23 12, 23, 62 Griffith, J essica 12, 23, 62 Grinnell, Amanda 40 Gross, Brian 40 Groth, Kevin 40 Guilliams, John •,____" H afcy , Teresa Hahn, Gregory Haley, C harles 52 11, 33. 80 23 46 44,46, 70 52 8, 23 Hall, Jason 90 Hall, Jody 46 Hall, Tabitha 44, 46, 104 Hally, Colleen 1~ 5~ 62, 63, 64,65, 71, Hamblen, Steven 86, 95 11, 34. 71, 7~ 8~ 85 Hammer, Ashley 46 Hammer, Mary 46 Hammer, Sarah 46 Hammond, Jessica 23, 63 Hancock, Leigh 40 Hanisch, Alex 46 Hanisch, Peter 8, 46 Hanzel, John 8, 23, 25 Harless, John 46, 104 Harms, Elizabeth 52,64 Harrison, Dee 23, 63,65, 71,83,97 Harrison, Jimmy 34,68, 69 Harstine, Maria 23 Han, Jason 40 Hanless, Kinsey 46 Harttnan, Charles 40 Hawkins , Brian 34 Haynes, Shannon 24, 63 Hayslett, Dave 52, 60 Heck, Jana 34, 87 Hedrick, Jeremy 46 Hedrick, Trevor 40 Heinemann, Carrie 46, 73 Hemberger, Mark 24 H enderson, Kelly 46, 104 Henderson, Kevin 34, 72 Henderson, Molly 34,62 Henley, David 41 Hensley, Erin 34, 71, 104 Heptinstall, Jamie 86 Heptinstall, John 52, 73 Herchenrider, Diane 24, 62, 93 Hergrueter, J ackelyn 41 Hergrueter, Kris 47 Heron, Joseph 104 H erron, Joey 18, 24, 58, 62 Heslep , Mac 10, 24, 97 Hess, Heather 34. 104 Hester, Audrey 24 Hewitt, Chris 34, 104 Hibbs, Ashley 41 Hice, Zach 47 Hicks, Kodcli e Higginbotham, Lindsay 11, 34, 57, 59, 64 , 7 1, 84, 65, 88 47 Hill, Erica 15 , 4 1, 84 Hill, Jessica 24, 62 Hill, Justin 41 Hill, Ray 47, 79 Hippensteel, Levi 24, 57 H ockenberry, Sean 3. 24, 95 Hofet, Chris 41 Holcomb, Lauren 24 H olden, Stephen 47 Holland, Alicia 41, 87 Hollingsworth, Adam 47 Holloway , Jennifer 47,66 Holmes, Amy 11 , 34. 63, 80, 82 Holmes, Josh 34, 61, 62 , 67 H olmes, Melissa 4 1, 70 Holt, Tricia 47 Holt, Zachary 34,63 Hopkins, Jason Haley, Clayton Hall, Cara Hall, Donna Hopkins, J ess ica Homer, Jennifer Hoseby, Greg Houk, Taylor Hoven, Robert Howleu, Brynn Howlett, Robert Hrdlicka, J ennifer Hudso n, Mike Hueglin, W illiam 34 44, 47, 70 81 34. 62, 68 47 69 47 40, 4 1, 69 24 47 Hughes, Brad H urcum, Chris Hun, Phillip 34 66 47, 104 ·---1 ·-----J !Jewicz, Lydia Ingram, ] ustin Ireland, Kyle 24, 68,88 47 24, 64, 71, 89 Jain, Sheena 47, 49, 59 James, Colleen 47, 104 James, Ethan 34, 62 James, Missy 1, 24, 25, 56, 58, 59, 60, 63, 68, 72, 73, 75, 104 Janney, Amber J ekielek, Kristen Jenkins, J enny ] ennings, Ashley Jennings, Dana Jernigan, Monika Jessee, Lisa Jessee, Patrick J erton, Allison ] ohnson, Barbara Johns on, Brandon Johnson, Hunter Johnson, James Johnson, Russ Jones, Elaine Jones, Gregory Jones, Heather Jones, Lynn J ones, Matt Jordahl, Sarah Joy 24, 68, 75 13, 41 25, 70 41, 104 25,61, 6 2 10, 25, 96 3. 8, 25 41, 104 47, 73, 104 41 11, 80 25 25, 63, 68, 69 25 47 41 47 25 ,62, 74 41 7, 11 , 38, 4 1, 90, 104 47' 104 19. 25, 27 ' 62 , 63 , 75, 93 I, 25 , 56, 58, 59, 6 1, 62, 68, 72, Katz, Paufa 73, 75, 97' 104 25 , 62 Keith, Amy 41 Keith, John 52 Kelley, Muriel 9, 34, 61, 62, 67, 104 Kelly , Camrin 47 Kelly, Megan Knplan, Adena Karr, Anna Kemp, Jean Kemp, Nova Kempster, Ross Kesler, Stephanie Kessler, Dav id Kessler, Harry 52, 5 5 14, 21, 25, 60, 63 40, 4 1 4l 53, 75 16, 4 I , 69 Kessler, Leila 2, 25, 57, 58, 59 , 62, 68, 69. 75, 92, 95 Khan, Zcs han Ki<l<l, H ea th er Kidd er, Todd K ikuchi, 1-liroaki Killgore, J erem y Kinder, Mered ith King, Bradley King, Brandon King , Misty K ing, Nat h an Ki ng, Snm anrh n 41 47 ,49 41 34 25, 63 47 41 4 1, 6 1, 68 '14 4 1, 6 1, 68 . 69 47. 49 DEX 101 �..r 25, 62 47 69 25, 59, 63, 65, 71, 83, 86 41, 69, 104 34, 57, 62, 78, 80, 82, 86 Kittelson, Julie 25, 58, 59, 68, 69, 72, 75, 88, 104 25,62, 74,95 Kolejka, Michael 47 Kolejka, Paula 41 Kolozvary, Alex 34, 60, 63, 71 Konen, Jamie 9, 41 Kraemer, John 41 Krehbiel, Josh 41, 70 Krupin, Shannon King, Tiffany Kinsey, Tiffany Kirby, Brandon Kirby, Joel Kirby, Kristi Kirby, Tyler ·~L Lambert, Charles Lambert, Kyleigh Lancaster, Kurt Lancaster, Michelle Lanier, Adam Lanier, Lurlene 14, 25, 41, 76 63, 75, 76, 91 34, 68, 69 34, 57,62, 88 81 2~ 5~ 53 Lanphear, Laura 25, 27, 31, 58, 62, 63, 68, 69, 75, 88 LaPlant, Laurie 11 , 4 1, 60 LaPtade, Neil 25 Largen, Jared Lasker, Anna Latsrener, Jennifer Lavremjev, Madeline Lawrence, Cindy Lazzuri, Dana Learnnson, Michelle Lee, Tara Leech , Dawn LeMaire, Creceda Lenz, Matt Lester, Erin Lewis, Jeff Lewis, Matthew Liebal, C. J . Light, Doris Light, Sariah Lin, Cindy Line, Tim ur Linn, Doug Linn, John Lippitt, Mandy Loesel, Lawrence Long, Carla 1.opez, Michelle Luedki, Brian Lugar, Katie Lumsden, Stacie Lupton, J en nifer Lumell, Clay Luu, Chu 25, 96 44 25, 62, 63, 68, 75, 88 34 16, 53 2, 26, 60, 63, 68, 69, 86 41, 70 91 3. 8, 26, 59 18, 26, 59, 63, 64, 65, 73, 88, 97 41 4, 26,63 26, 63, 7 1 47, 59 26, 62, 81 53 34, 88 25, 27, 58, 62, 63 27, 81 41 27' 62, 63, 86 34,63,88 34, 87, 89 53 47, 59 34 11, 41 2, 34, 35, 62, 73, 104 2, 27, 63, 68,69, 88,92 34, 87 47, 70 ·-M Manning, Carrie Marianetti, Kara Markey, Lindsey Markwell, Ausryn Marshall, Ginny Marsico, D ebbie Martin, Andre Martin, Benjamin Martin, Erick Manin, Imoje<lll Martin, Kris Mason, Kate Matthew, Rohit Maye, Carla Maynard, Gary McAllister, Evie McCall, Ashley McCall, Mandy McCallum, Daniel McCann, Jonathan McCann, Lauren McCarthy, Colleen McOung, Frank McCoy, Erika McCoy, Zack McDaniel, Chad Mcfadyen, Daniel McFall, Robert McFarland, Cartie McGarry, Kristen McGraw, Elizabeth McGuire, Melanie McGuire, Travis McKay, Sarah McKinney, Bill Meador, Carrie Meador, Stephanie Means, Jessica Mellci, Christina Mellci, John Mellci, Suzanne Merrill, Abigail Metheny, Patrick Metts, Gordon Merrs, Landon Metzler, Amanda Miller, Brert Miller, Elizaberh Miller, J amie Miller, Kelli Miller, Krissy Miller, Lindsey Miller, Malia Miller, Matt Miller, Rebecca Miller, Shana Min, Erik Mitchell, Leigh Anne Mitchell, Nancy Mizack, Jay Mizack, Kimberly Monahan, Danny Mongor, Coach Monroe, Marilyn Moore, Anthony Moore, Hunter Moore, Lynn Moran, Blake Moran, Brooks Morgan, Leslie Morgan , Michael Morris, Matt Morse, Dustin Mabry, J erod MacGregor, Sara Maghera, Ritu Mahone, Eric Mahoney, Becky Mall, Tho mas Malone, Adam P. Malone, Cory Manetta, Allison 9, 34, 87 4 1, 60, 6 1 35 , 57 , 62 35,63 35, 62, 88 53 35 . 71 47 9, 35 Muclenacr, Matthew Mullican, J oe Murdock, Kevi n Murray, Richard 1, 9, 35, 57, 62, 72 , 88 41 26, 60,62 , 63, 92 27, 62, 92, 104 41 47 2, 27, 68 4 1, 42 l, 27, 5~6~63, 72,86 53 27 47, 70 13, 26, 75 88 26 47 21,26,93 9 26, 58 , 62, 68, 75 41, 104 35 41, 104 35 , 80, 87 26, 62, 86 47 81 42 9, 35 Nance, Desmond Nasca, Laura Nash, Ashley Nash, Sarah Neese, Josh Neighbors, Ashley Neighbors, Jonathan N eighbors, Nathanael Nussbaum, Marcy Picciano, Antonina Pitner, Chair Pitner, Oaire Pitts, J ennifcr Plagenhoef, Kelsey 10, 41, 104 47, 79 47 41 41 45, 47 41 26 41, 60 41, 80 41 27, 59, 70 8, 27 41 35 35 , 74, 87, 89 40,41 41 47' 79, 104 O 'Dell, Justin O'Hair, Don O'Hair, Meghan O'Keeffe, Bob Oakes, Darlene Old, Greg Orr, Stacy Osborne, Hayleigh Osborne, Matthew Overfelt, Brad Overfelt, Crystal Overfelt, Heather Overstreet, Jackie Ozanich, Ingrid 27, 67 24 , 62, 86, 97 42, 64, 79,85 54 52, 53 54 47, 70 35 47 38, 42, 57, 59 47, 104 42, 70, 104 42 47, 104 Powers, Nicky Powers, Scan Price, Aruon Price, Cary Price, Sue Pritchard, Ron Pruitt, Andrew Pugh, Chris Pugh, Susan Puig, Ashley Purdy, J oshua Rae, Elizabeth Ragland, Laura Ragland, Tiffany Raisor, Ryan Pate, Jonathan Parse!, Billy Paxton, T rnci Payne, J ohn Payne, Sarah Peace, Brandon Peace, Garrett Peace, Isaac Pearce, Spencer Pearce, Susan 10, 14, 35, 70, 87 47 47 54 47 27, 28, 71, 74 , 79, 81 , 89 11, 39, 40, 42, 70 47 4 2, 79, 85 47 42, 87 28 35, 104 42 9, 3 5. 7 1, 87 28,68 35, 63, 68. 69 . 82 4, 26. 28, 59, 60, 63, 65. 91 63 54 28, 70 36, 68, 87 36, 68, 69, 7) 48 36 36, 80, 82 Ramirez, J ose 48 Rawlings, J ennifer 42 42 Reed, Adam Paige, Naye De Palmer, Jessica Parker, J oseph Parker, 1.azelle 36,66,86 28,62,66,67 4,36,62,68, 69, 89 48, 73, 79 54 87 36 42, 76 54, 61, 88 36, 63, 68, 69, 73, 104 48 ·--Q ·-R Rayher, Ken Redick, Alyssa Redick, Carie 104 Padgett, Adam 35 Padgett, Chris 47, 73 Pae, Angela l, 27' 56, 59. 62 , 63 , 68, 69 , 72, Page, Amy 75 54 Page, Brenda 28, 63, 64, 71, 83, 96 42 42,61 104 42, 104 47 48 Poff, Eric 35, 74 Poims, Dlake 9, 12, 17, 35, 57, 62, 64, 71, 90 PoUock, Gracie 35, 57,62 Poplstcin, Karlynda 48 Poulter, Chris 42, 78, 87, 104 28,83 Poulter, Jud 2, 35, 62, 68, 69, 75, 79, 85 PoweU, Emily Quesenberry, John Quesenberry, Laurie Quesinberry, Jacob Perdue, Meredith Perry, John I Phillips, Alex Phillips, Tony Nelson, Candice Nettles, Robbie Newman, Jared Nichols, Candy Nichols, Kelli Nichols, Michael Niday, Robert Nielsen, Ben Nielsen, Matthew Nixon, Grace 16, 18, 26, 27, 58, 63, 86, 93 Norris, Chad 1, 41, 42, 72 Norris, Jessica Penn, Daniel / IND l-X 41,66 41 13, 53 35 35 21, 26, 63 51, 53 35,68 53, 55 35, 63, 88 41, 59 47,49 41 47 47 59 47, 56, 70, 73, 79 47 35, 89 41 41 ·---N Pt-de, Mat1 Peery, J ohn ( 1()2 27,60 47 35 47 2, 27, 63 53, 55, 63 35, 82 47 40, 41, 87, 104 50, 53 35 47 104 91 50, 53, 94 88 26, 58, 63, 83, 98, 104 13, 41 41 47, 66 11, 35, 84, 87, 88, 104 47, 48 53 26, 63, 71, 91 35, 87, 104 38, 41, 42 47, 79 47, 70, 73, 104 Reed, Chad R eed, Fred Reeder, Tommy Reid, John Reilly, Vicki Repede, Martha Reust!e, Bradley Reynolds, Ashlee R eynolds, Mindy Richardson, Blair Rivera, Jorge Rivera, Oscar Roa ch, Sierra Robem, Katie Robinson, Snmh Rocha, J uninho Rosapepe, Amy Ross, Bonnie Ross, Brod Ross, Bradley Ross, Samh Ross, Summer Roth, J ason Rotramel, Carly Roundtree, Po rsche Rouse, Carori Rouse, Kri sti Rowan , T erri R usmisel, R honada 28, 29, 62 , 93 28, 29, 62, 93 48 42, 87 42, 87, 104 49 42 54, 90 36 48 48 42 , 78, s4 91 2s, 63 , s 6 48 42 , 59, 60 36, 60, 85, 10-1 36, 61, 62, 67. 71 28, 63, 76 48, 66, 71 28, 70 68, 69 36, 68, 69 13, 4 2, 60 48, 70 )B 36, 37, 57, 6 2, 88 48 26, 28, 60, 62, 71 48 48 , 49 36. ~~ �Russell, Bill Rutherford, Brandi Rutherford, Sarah Rutledge, Krystal Ryan, Pamda 48 36, 57 11, 40, 42, 84, 104 48 48 , 104 ·-s Sablik, Anna Sacco, Anna Sain, Amanda Sain, Sharon Sakaguchi, Kei Sargen t, Anna Saul, Bambi Saunders, Erin Savard, Patrick Scheibe, Peter Scheuer, Amy Schneider, Chris Schumacher, Casey Schwan, David Scott, Jay Scott, Stephani e Scruggs, Joseph Seaman , Jesse Sears, Chris Seddon, Ann Sellari, Sarah Sellari, William Selvey, Tommy Setchel, Ryan Setchel, Todd Sgroi , Julie Ann Sgroi, Stephanie Shaw, Andrew Shaw, Jonathan Shaw, Philip Shelton , Carrie Shelton . Claudeen Shemoff, Erika Shivers, Sarah Shoner, Robin Shrader, Matt Sicora, Mary Simmons, Ashley Simmons, J essica Simmons, Scott Singh, Nick Sink, R yan Sisson, Joey Slack, Joe Slack, Julie Siovensky, Sarah Smjth, Aaron Smit h, Amanda Smjt h, Emily Smi th, Manha Smit h, Pat Srnith, Trista Snead, Katie Snowadzky, ·Pat 'lr.,der, Bradley Sowder, Emily )Parks, J osh E. Spa rks, J oshu a J . Spears, Kim Spears, Sarah S)lcars, Susan Stier, Ed 36. 60 42 , 69 48 54 11, 36, 62, 68, 80, 87 43 29 48, 79 29 43. 87 17, 43, 68, 69, 75 48 29, 62, 63. 81 36,63 29, 62, 68, 83, 86, 89 36, 62, 68 48 43, 82, 104 29, 63 54, 72 48 43 29, 67, 89 43, 87 43 , 87 19, 29, 58, 59, 60, 63 , 64, 70, 96, 99, 104 17,4 E\i, 36 10, 36, 62, 104 29 29, 6 2, 63, 77, 95 54 5, 36, 62, 67. 68 29 86 43 , 104 48 9, 12, 36. 37, 71 29 54 29, 63 36, 63, 68, 69, 86 43 36, 63, 86 48, 59, 104 40, 43, 78, 79. 84 29 38, 43 1, 7, 40, 43, 72, 76 13 . 54 , 58 54 , 58, 64, 65 48, 70 43, 69 10,51 ,54 48 43, 76 36, 70 36 77 13, 43, 60 12, 29, 59, 60, 62, 71 2 Si>cdial, EEzabcth 29, 63 , 68, 8 1, 89 Si'Cight, Brian 12, 16, 36, 59, 74, 76, 85 , 88 >)lcncer, J ane 55 ~pra ker, Nancy 36 l purJock, Dani el '.'tacey, Amanda ·Ian, J onah ··ttbar, Miranda Steele, Meghan Steffek, Samantha Steffen, Terri Stei nm aker, Trina Stellic, Shawn Stevens, Daniel Stevens, Elisabeth Stewnrt, Ashley 48, 70 61 43 Storey, Kristi Stout , Jennifer Strang, Shawn Strosnider, Mollie Sruan, Ashley Stump, Bernice Stump, Pntricin St. Clair, Daniel St. Clair, January Sumner, Karen Sumpter, Graham Svec, Bill Swaffield, Beth Swing , Donnld Sylvester-Johnso, Anders II, 43 43 50, 55 48 81 29 2, 5, 36, 68 70 86 36, 90 55,60,63 36 91 13, 48 48 48 48 29 55 6, 29, 63 55 36, 70 48 29, 62,63 .,____T T aher, Shareef TnEaferro, Shor Taubman, Madeline Taylor, Danielle Taylor, Kelly T aylor, Lucy Vandelinde, Ryan VanDyck, Raven VnnDyne, Thad Vaniels , Mary Lou Vaughn, Dana Vineyard, Tamnryn Vitrur, Brian Wnlden, Lauren Wnldron, Glenn W oldron, Kevin Woldron, Michelle Woldron, Wilson Wnlker, Andrew Wallace, Emily Walrond, Shirley Walshe, Andrew 49 26, 36,62,68,90 77 37 49,60 43 , 76 29, 89 Terrell, Adam Tesoro, Michael 43 Thac ker, Julie 5, 9. 12, 37, 62, 68, 90, 104 Thomas , CEnt II, 3 7 ,6~71 ,8~ 82 , 89, 104 Tho m as, Mary 49, 104 Thomns, Stephanie 49 Thompson, Leigh Ann 43 Thompson, Randee 49 Thomson, Spencer 30, 63 , 76, 86 Thornhill, Laura l l , 40, 43, 72 Thornton , Bnn 43 Thornton , Lee Ann 49 Tims, Stuan 40, 43. 82 Todd, Alicia 18, 30, 58, 59, 60, 63, 65, 68, 92 , 96, 104 T om nsik, Anna 37. 60, 62 Trerus, Sarah 40, 42, 43. 59, 69, 104 Trent, Mary 30, 63 Trevey-Boitnott, Dolly 37, 60,62,67, 70, 73 Triplett, Leigh Ann 42, 70 Triplett, Lillian 43 Trivett, Brian 37 Trivett, Jrun.ie 49 Trivett, Nicole 37 Trompeter, Jason 43. 66, 76 Trompeter, Jessicn 49 Tro ut, JuLie 30 4, 30 Trumbowcr, David 30 Turner, Nikki 9, 37, 62, 72 Turpin, Jenny 13, 43, 60 Tyree, J en nifer 8, 30 T yree, Kenneth ·-----u Underwood . Allan Underwood, Billy Und erwood, Emily Underwood, Tmcey Un roe, H ea ther ·-v 49, 104 37, 104 43 49, 104 30 Wolters, Ashley Wnlters, Cunis Wolters, Jenrufer Wardach, John Warsaw, Mandy Watson, Ryan Watts, Sammy Way, Meg Weary, Kristin Weary, Mark 49 30, 60,62, 92 30 54, 55 49, 79 43, 84 30, 58, 63, 68, 83, 89, 104 12, 29, 30, 62 55 43 29, 30,60,62,92 49, 79 49 7., 30, 60, 88, 92 54, 55 1, 30, 62, 63, 67, 72 37,63,90 43 49 43 ~~ 11, 37,6~ 63, 72, 84, 104 49 30 37. 65, 70, 71 6, 43,66, 69 30, 58, 62, 67, 68, 69, 89, 98, 104 49 Webb, Koren 9. 37, 59, 63, 90 Webster, Lory 37, 68 Webster, Nathan 37, 104 Weekly, Amanda 37 Weeks, Charlie 31, 62, 63 Wdbom, Jenrufer 37 Welch, Patrick 49 wells, Daniel 5, 6, 9, 37, 62, 67 Wells, Ginger 37 Wells, Sarah 2, 31 Wente, Yonah 15, 37, 63, 68, 87 West, Matt 13. 55 Whisman, Betty l, 25, 31, 61, 62, 66, 67, 72, Whitby, J ohn 95 37,61 ,66, 74 Whitby, Thomas 31 White, Matt 49 Whittaker, Amber 31, 65 Wiggins, J elf 45,49, 79 Wiggins, Trevor 49 Wiley, Stacey 37 Wilkerson, ) as on 3 1, 63, 68, 69 Wilkins, Alison 37, 74, 79 , 80, 87 , 89 Williams. Aaron 6, 45, 49 Williams, Matthew l , 6, 20, 3 1, 62, 68, 72 Williams, Sarah 49 WiU mott, Misty 31. 81 Willmott, Wade 37, 63, 73 W ilmer, J ennifer 43 Wilson, Amanda 31 Wilson, Angie 43,66 Wilson, David 11, 37 Wilson, Lori 84 Wilson, J.u ci 49. 70 Wilson, Megan 49 Wilson, Shelby 37, 70 Wimmer, J ennifer 37, 70 Wimmer, W illie 49 Windel, J oseph 31 W indcl, Kristi Winfree, H eather Winfrey, Christina Winston, Michael Winterich, Kristen Winterich, P. J. Wire, Laura 35, 37, 60, 63, 68 37, 70 49, 104 37, 70 31 10, 43, 84 Wire, Susie 55 W ise, Danielle 2, 55, 69, 75 Wise, Lindsey I, 5, 9, 12, 15, 34, 37, 68, 72 Wukege, Rebekah 43 Wolford, Anhur 31, 89, 93 Wolter, Katherine 49 Wood, Adam 49, 104 Wood, Brandie 49 Wood, Brinn 49 Woodfield, Amy 7, 11, 38, 43, 57, 59, 64, 69, 104 37,68 Woodson, Jeremy 55 Woody, Lee 17, 55 Woolwine, Wally 49 Wray, Joseph 37, 87 Wray, Kristen 49 Wright, Caitlin 55,84 Wright, Jane 43. 60,69, 73 Wright, Moyra 37, 104 Wright, Sharity 81 Wright, Zach 49, 70 Wujek, Marissa 31 , 81 Wyatt, Ouis 55 Wynn, Julie · -y ·-z Yates, Ruth Y essian, K. C. Young, Kim 31, 59, 62, 68, 69, 75 43, 76 8,43 3 1, 59, 60, 63 Zaikov, Kim 49 Zamorski, Aaron 59 Zamorski, Tommy Zirkle, H eather 18, 26, 28, 31, 60, 62, 64, 7 l, 104 INDEX 1( 3 �SPELLING BEE CHAMPS: Colleen Halley, Amy Woodfield, Camrin Kelly, Krisry Kirby (school champion) SQUIRE AND MY LADY NOMINEES: Front row-Todd Carr, Vince Baranauskas, Missy James, Paula Katz, Brian Vitrur, Heather Zirkle, Alicia Todd , Back row-Julie Kittelson, Mark Weary, Susanne Bell, Ashley McCall, Julie Ann Sgroi, Ryan Billingsley SPELLING BEE PARTICIPANTS : From row-CrystaJ Overfelt, Taisa Birmingham, David Billingley, Adam Pndgert, Keith Clifton, Saboora Bhutta, Ingrid O zanias, Alison Brasher, Lauren Babich, Row 2-Rohi c Manhew, Chris Poulter, Kevin Hen derson, Michael Winston, Allen Underwood, Lindsay Blakenship, Desmond N ansc, Allison Bern ardo, Ashley Jennings, Maury Daniels, Ashley Atkinson, Ashley Hibbs, Zach Burt, Chair Pirner, Brandi Conner, Kristy Kirby, Mary TI1omas, J oey H erron, Row 3- Phillip Hun, Colleen James, Amy Woo<lfidd, Brooke Carlin, H eather Overfc:lc, Tommy Bechner, Zuch Z..kCoy, Candice Gnau, Matt Shrader, Erick Manin, Patrick J esse , Jamie Heptinsra.Ll, Ashley Puig, Julie Thacker, Audrey H esrcr, Michael Morgan, Jonas Baranauskas, Row 4-Adam Wood, Tracy Unde rwood, Brooks Moran, Beth H nrms.. Lnuren Bau<lrenu, Spencer Pearce, Carnrin Kelly, Katie Roberts, Amanda. Weekly, Pete Ackley, B~cky Conner , Jess Seamon, Michael Daly, Pame.Li Ryan, Shariry W right, Lauren Carr, Eric Bingham, Billy Underwood, Fred Reid --------- - --- -- -~ --- SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Front Row-Jonathan Amos, James Dixon, Alison Jetton, Marcy N ussbaum, Sarah Joy Jordahl, Julia Slack, Back Row-Luke Beazley, Clint Thomas, Ernie Cochran, Malia Miller, Mandy Warsaw, Allison Elias The Best Thing About the End of the Year No students asking to use the bathroom. a teacher No detention 8th grader Getting yearbooks 7th grader I get to visit my home planet. 9th grader I don't have to think.7th grader No papers to grade. a teacher Sleeping in. 9th grader I'll be a seventh grader! 6th grader 10±-l! CLOSING REFLECTIONS CONTEST WINNERS: Front row-Marc Delumyea, Robert McFall, Sarah Trennis, Sarah Rutherford , Ashley Atkinson, Row 2-Lauren McCann, Stacy Lumsden , Jonachan Shaw, Adina Kaplan n �.... ::: ��I A �I ( .. _ � 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 Squire Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Cave Spring Middle School opened in the former Cave Spring High School building in 1968. It was the first middle school in Roanoke County. 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THE WONDER YEARS The SQUIRE cave Spring Junior High School 4880 Brambleton Avenue Roanoke, Virginia 24018 1991-92 Ah, the WONDER of that first dance. Table of Contents Title Theme Opening People Faculty Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Freshmen Spores Clubs Dedication Superlatives Squire/ My Lady Index Closing 1 2-3 4- 15 16-55 18-23 24-29 30-35 36-41 42-55 56-77 78-93 94 95-97 98-99 100-103 104 Freshmen all WONDER why the egg stands on end d uring the equinox . 1fii1l:Ue �Summertime HAPPY DAYS is the most important pan of "The Wonder Years." Squires did many ordinary and extraordinary things this past summer like: going to the pool, tent camping on the beach, nothing, and eating potato chips while watching soap operas. Now we' re in school and getting up at the crack of dawn and studying constantly. Wouldn't it be nice if summer lasted forever? You 've got the right one, baby! Everything' s just hunky DOOR-y in the summertime! R each out and touch som eone. Swamp Th ing Party Animal Ain't she sweet»' T hree's Company t::!:J 1fheme �Opposites Allracl America's look is Cave Spring girls! If looks could kill ... H appy Days are here again. ~- ....::-· -i: - . .., .,, r Family Ties Themet::!:J �AHE THE GRAD School is not all work and no play, you know. Some of our best memories are of the classroom. Remember when the class clown put a tack in the teacher's chair? What about the time your teacher read a note out loud? Maybe you did a funny book repon that made everyone laugh. How about the time someone fell out of his chair? Wasn't it great when your worst enemy rubbed her fingernails dowi:i" the blackboard and your teacher screamed at her? Even though these things were some of the best times in class, learning new material and gaining maturity is what school is all about. But no matter "Now, Eric, how many times do I have to cell you, 'No playing your what class you are in, as long as you do your Game Boy in band class'!" says Chriscy. best, you'll always MAKE THE GRADE! " I hare school• ·· th inks Ricky after a short weekl;!J Natu ral helper, Becky Dragan , shows a si h d . xt gra er Just how it's done. Openiing �"Move out of my way. Math class is calling!" exclaims Joshua. At sixth grade orientation, Ashley 's there ro help. "W hy are you looking at us?" Jane and Ashley want " Why couldn't this be oral work ' " says Thomas. to know . �JUST ONE Wild, crazy, and zany, yet sensitive and caring. You got it . . . the typical male. Always thinking of weird and absurd things, always enjoying a laugh with friends, always trying to make someone's day seem a little better. This page is dedicated to the guys! Toys that boys play with Guys are sensitive too. Enjoying the cool day at the lake are Jimmy and Jason. Have you hugged a friend lately' Hanz and Fmn Opeirniing �Tweedledum and Tweedle dee Seem to say, "Look at me!" (Which one - Dum or Dee???) Guys are ALWAYS mature ... Sure!!! Smile, you 're on Candid Camera! Si ttin' Pretry Tongue Tied over Girls ALL MALE SURVEY: What do you look for in a girl? Looks, personality, a sense of humor, maybe? We surveyed a few chosen male homerooms and got their responses to this question. The most frequently seen answers were: looks, personality, and sensitivity. Why do you feel there are so few male teachers? This question received various responses such as: maybe they don't like teaching, maybe they feel there are already plenty of teachers, it's too hard to raise a family on a teacher's salary. We respea our male teachers as well as all teachers for they are not teaching for the money, but rather for the reward of giving the gift of knowledge. OF THE GUYS H yped' Ope!IlingO �Several T.V. shows have been canceled in the last few years that Squires really liked. Well, so have some programs at Cave Spring Junior. Take for example, the mini-sip milk pouches; a year ago we tried them, but for some reason we decided not to continue their use. Two of the major changes at CSJH have to do with the "Middle School Concept.'' One of these is the teacher advisory program. We tried it last year and decided not to) ~co~n~a ~·~n~u~e;.:=;:;.~~;;:,::;:;;:l::>-..-it this year. The other "missing" part of our school that has to do with the middle school concept is that the ninth grade can no longer participate in the junior high spans. Most schools are fielding middle teams, and freshman athletes are considered a part of CSHS. The last three cancellation are not necessarily programs, but · more like visible changes. Most important is our front lawn. In the last year it has . · turned into a four lane highway and has definitely made traffic flow more smoothly. Another thing that I is missing is the half dead tree and rough pavement outside the shop building. The next time you pass through that area, think about how much nicer it is than gravel, like it was last year. The last really noticeable recent change is our new tennis courts. It's nice to be able to play tennis without tripping over weeds . I guess you could call these two pages a Monument to Cave Spring's Past. H ey, Mr. Beard , wh y d o you need two mini-sip pouches? Last year mini -sip p ouches wer part of our recycling program. This is a sight you will never see again. Ninth graders are now playing on high schoo!J .V. teams, so our CSJH team is made up of seventh and eighth graders only. Remem ber this old sight when the road was just two lanes and we had a front lawn? This year computers were installed in the keyboard ing room ro add r:!J to the instruction of that class. Here Missy and Leslie sa goodbye ro the obsolete typewriter . Keep Sm iliri;, Opening _ J �Last year the ninth graders studied the game of tennis . The picrure below was taken in October when the present tennis courts were being constructed. We didn't get a picrure of the tree outside the locker room before it was cut down, but we did rake a picture of the courtyard after ir was constructed. What's ya dreaming of Laura' OUR SURVEY SHOWS . . . t o p s f a v o r i t e canceled Our programs: 38 _, -18 17 8 Cf) µ::i H E--< :>-< It's T .A.' This is Mrs. Griffin 's Remember this' It was held every other Thursday for 20 m class. ,....:i inutes in the morning. µ.. ,....:i <!.'. H ~ µ.. 7 Cf) :>-< <I:; q :>-< (l. (l. <I:; :r:: - Cf) :>-< >-- i:::::iu <CZ P::: ::::i i:o i:o >, z i:.L1 ~ i:.L1 P:.. P::: ;;!:'. :I: 0 ~ 0 Openiillllg �THE BOLD and the "Which are you? " you're wondering. Maybe a couple of definitions would be in order. 1. Bold - without fear; brave; daring 2. Beautiful - delightful to the mind or senses Well, we all are brave and daring at one point, and we all have our moment in the spotlight. Every year holds many or maybe just a handful of these moments of courage and moments of beauty. When you think back on your second of stardom, remember how it feels to know you can do or be anything, and you will learn to believe in yourself. ·"Golden Girls " BEAUTIFUL "Southern Exposu Dan "'trying" to look bold ··Pretty in Pink'' " H ey, duuude" �Louise . doesn. r look the first day of sch ool. too thrilled abo ur "Three's Company" "Young and the Restless" Friendship "Bl in rhe locker room ossoms" . Chad and Just1n . wonder, "W ho's th at girl?!!" opening m �WILD AND CRAZY ® H ey , everybody, look at mi The 3 srooges A little confused, guys!? ''I' ve fallen and I can't get up'" A whole roomful of wacl« �Aren' c you glad they use Dial??' "Unposed " jubilation! Scruc your scuff, D enise! I bee she was a cuce " Kidd " ! "Up in the air Junior Bird Man Take my picture, take my picture Later dahling, later Raw animal instinct School's out, school's out!" Wild and crazy, you bet. This describes Cave Spring kids. During adolescence kids go through a lot of changes. T hey have to be wild to fit in. Kids do many crazy things from getting strange haircuts to guys wearing dresses! Man, is that crazy' W hen teenagers are around their friends , they don 't care how weird they aa. Being around people they know , kids can laugh and joke and goof off; these are people they can talk to . It 's O.K. to say and do things that drive adults crazy. It's a rite of passage to maturity . openingt:!!J �ac hat CSJ ��The You119 s Tfie Worufer Years . . . Peopfe are afwa.ys telling us are tfi.e 6est years of our fives. WeOC we don't R.tww if tftey are tfi.e 6est) 6ut sometimes tftey seem fike tfi.e fi.anfest! At tlme.s we ma.y feef out of controC fike tfte wfiofe worfd is pressuring us to do our 6est) to 6e tfte 6est) a.ruf we think we can't five up to tfios e ~ectationsj 6ut through it a[[ we fia.ve our friendS) a.ruf ma.y6e just ma.y6e) wlien we fooR. 6ack on junior fi.1£Jfi. twenty years from now ) we ma.y cfiscover tfia.t tfiese truCy were tfte 6est years. Tfien we can remem6er) da.ycfrea.m wornfer ... tftat these Look our, MTV• Susie had a summer to remember ... Ben sh ows us w h at h e thi nks is the laresr fushi t'.!!J Introduction to People �As fashion models, Kelli and Susan roll over all the resr. STAR STUDENTS Jacqueline Bowen Candace Cameron Josh Lachowicz - Richard Gere Star Trompeter - Blossom Doug Hibbs Tom Cruise Denise Page - Ashley on Fresh Prince of Bel Aire Kevin Hagie Chevy Chase Chuck Gilliland Papa Smurf Zach Krause - Johnny on Karate Kid When the kids at Cave Spring Junior were asked which T.V. actor or actress they most resembled, the answers ranged from Big Bird to Julia Roberts. Some even answered Mickey Mouse! Well, whether they look like them or not, we think all Cave Spring students are stars! We may not be the most beautiful or the most glamorous, but we definitely have FUN!!! Who's Dusry checking our down rhe hall? Don 't hare him because he's beautiful . D on 't you wish Marr was your besr friend) IlmtTochnction to People �Television - how does it portray education? Mose of the teachers surveyed agreed chat the portrayal is not positive. Mrs. Whisman believes that there are some good, educational shows on T.V., but chat students don't watch chem. Some shows, thinks Mrs . Pugh, such as The Cosby Show usually depia education as a very important thing. Ocher shows, particularly The Simpsons, have no respea for education or teachers. " The portrayal of students is sometimes unrealistic, " said Mrs. Wire, "because the students struggle to learn the material, but in the end they all pass the course." Mrs. Clemons feels chat sitcoms mostly show stupid, uneducated people. She also thinks chat smart people are perceived as nerds on these shows. "The impression given by most shows," says Mrs . Wise, "is school's a drag." "Education isn't taken seriously, "quotes Ms . Bruno. Hark! CSJH has character, thanks to the characters who work here! Happy # 50, Mrs. Wh isman II Mrs. Cobble, the school' s head hon cho G F ACULTY M rs. Bailey models her favori te outfit . co mplete " ace ,, �So this is what teachers do during their summer "vacation." Our cafeteria staff cakes a break before the rush begins. Pictured are Elizabeth Martin, Mary Radford, Laura Peters, Judy Saul, Peggy Shepherd, Ruby Whitehead, and Edna Franklin. I ) ·\ fl_ Carr, Chris Special Education ABC Baseball Crorrs, Rick H e alth / Physical Ed . Crozier, ] ennifer Mach 8, Life Sci- Chapman, Freda Home Economics American Bandstand Childress, Lisa Special Education M"A"S"H Oemons, Nancy English 7,8 Ed Sullivan Show Cunningham , Mary Custodian Ozzie and Harrier Divers, Jacqueline Librarian Th e M a n from U .N .C.L.E. Deeds, Ann Civics Bonanza Cobble, Martha Principal Andy Griffith Duddy, J eanne Language Arts 6 Bonanza Cordell, O ara Paraprofessional Hie Parade Duffy , Sonja Paraprofessional Dragnet l. I Dyer , Barbara English 8 D ragnet Dyer, Francine Special Educati on Am e ri ca n B a ndstand ' I G iles, Bob Life Science Wild Kingd om Giles, Sue Chorus De. Kildare Griffin , Barbara Special Educati on The Avengers '\H arrison, Dee Herch enri der. Di - Atte nd a nce Secrc- ane rary Science 6 Mission Impossib le l Love Lucy BAILEY-HERCHEN RIDER �MINUTES Lawrence, Cynthia Math 7, Algebra Dark Shadows Kemp, J ean Social Studies 7 Hit Parade Kelley, Muriel Health/Physical Ed. Perry Mason Kessler, D avid Math 7, Soc. Studies 7 Combat Pugh, Susan Math 6, Science 6 The Waltons Price, Sue English 9 D ynasry Have you ever sat down and really thought about how you spend an average day? You are at school most of the time, but what do you do when you get home? If you're like most kids, you probably sit down in front of the television to do homework. Then after you finish your homework, you most likely just watch more T.V . We asked teachers how they felt about so much T.V. watching . Mrs. Clemons said students should read more . Mrs . Meador thinks T.V. takes away from kid 's creativity. Watching T.V. instead of mental or physical activity is "pretty mindless " Mrs. Seddon says. Teachers agree that students can be doing better things with their time than watching television. Think about it! Marsico, D eborah Spanish !,II Knight Rider Maynard , Gary H ealth/ Physical Ed. Gun , Will ics The Dick Van Dyck Sho Myers, Julie Math 9 Cheers Pomeroy, J ohn Health/ Physical Ed. Star Trek O 'Keeffe , Robert Technology Ed . Gunsmoke Pomerleau, Pat Paraprofess ional I Love Lucy FAC ULTY Oakes, D arlene Paraprofess ional I Love Lui;y Parker, Lazzelle Art Marcu s W e l b y_, MD Page, Brenda Special Education American Ban d stand O ld , Gregory Social Stud ies 6 T wilight Zone �You aren'tgoing to tell me you didn 't do your homework! Mrs. Harrison is always busy helping our the teachers. A teacher's worst nightmare - I don't see a teacher in this picture, do you ' PAPERWORK!!! Mrs. Campbell is always willing to lend a helping hand to better our environment. Can't you tell how fascinated Mr . G iles is by this conversation' KELLEY-PUGH �' the A couple of weeks ago we didn't realize that we could drive all the faculty insane. Well, last week we did. It all started with a gum wad fight in the cafeteria. The cafeteria ladies went first. Some thought they were farm animals and Old McDonald. One thought she was a down, jumped into a bowl of lime Jello, and said,"What a dive, " which sent Mrs. Duffy insane. Then Ms. Sumner took a look in Mrs. Duffy's head . All of a sudden Ms. Sumner ran away saying, ''I've got to get to the hospital to find a cure!" The Janitorial staff went next. They were deaning up the gum when the gum oozed into their brains and they joined the cafeteria ladies outside running, jumping, and playing. So then came lunch . There was no food so the students called Pizza Hut and had 500 pizzas ordered. The bill went to the office. The office went insane. Because there was no office staff, the teachers went insane. The kids ran through the halls screaming for help as the teachers marked F' s in their gradebooks. Soon help came and now everything is O .K. The students will never act bad again! Here are some pictures taken during this crazy time . I guess we should always remember "Who's the Boss!" I Dr. Sumner examines Duffy the Oown 's head for loose marbles. H ave you hugged your boss today) Mr. Brancati has a unique costume for Halloween - shirr and tie. Q uesenberry, J ohn Marh 7 & 8 Playhouse 90 Rector, H ope Lang . Arts, Sci. 6 Dragnet Sain, Sharon Lang. Arts 7 G illigan 's Island Seddon, Ann W orld G eog. Playhouse 90 Shafer, Elaine French I Am eri can Ba ndstand Snowadzky, Patricia Earth Science Ted Mack Amateur Hour Steffen, Terri Lang. Arts 6 Laugh In Sumner, Karen Lang. Arts 7 Stat Trek ..~ ,' Skaggs, G uelda Librarian no T V . as a teenager Sm ith, Martha World Geography The Big Valley .-,._ . ': Gourmet earing fo r Mrs. Sweet G FACULTY �Svec, Bill Band 6 and 7 .,,. \ .. '/ Sweet, Linda Guidance Secretary Alfred Hitchcock Vanicls, Mary Lou Iner. co Bus., Keyboard.,Typ. American Bandstand Waldron, Glenn Head Cusrodian Howdy Doody .- , -:- J American I \ ., Ward, Berry Life Science American Bandstand Whisman, Betry Algebra, Geometry no T.V. as a teenager Williams, Barbara Guidance The Honeymooners Wire, Susie Physical Science Twilight Zone Wise, Danielle Band All in the Family Woolwine, Wally Custodian Andy Griffith Wright, Jane Health/ P.E. 6 & 9 Wagon Train Wynn, Julie Special Ed. L.A. Law Mrs. Farmer McDonald had a farm and on that farm she had a pig, a cow and a cl . . clownm Busy Bee Bruno and the ghost of Martha W ashington take Boo trick or creating . Hoo are rhe Turkeys with the Tarheel' SVEC-WYNN �A D I F F E R E N T WORLD "I t 's a small world after all!" The 6th grade - it's A Different World. In elementary school you had one teacher in one big classroom; now you have seven teachers in seven big classrooms. Everything is changing for you. You have lockers and you get a variery of food in lunch . D on't forget about the school daoces, the pep rallies and the games. What more could you possibly ask for? But there is a dark side to being a sixth grader: 1. The "older kids" can be rather mean . They call you names like shrimp and shorry. Rule - don 't let it bother you. 2. You have to dress out for gym . Rule - don't let it bother you. After a while you' ll get used to it. 3. You only have five minutes to get to class. Rule - let it bother you! If you don't make it to class on time, you might get silent table. Believe me, you don't want that. These are some of the things you just have to get used to. You are at the bottom of the ladder for now but you will get to the top. Step-by-step making your way up the junior high ladder, soon you will know the three rules by heart. Then you can pass them on to the new 6th graders . Can you just picture it! Ackley, Peter Akers, Bobby Alami . Yasmin Altice . Michelle SIXTH Amos, Andrew Amos , Cinnamon Anderton , Susan Atk inson, Ash ley Ayers, J ackie Banks , Andy Belk, H eather Bingham , Eric Blackwell, Bonnie BlackweU, Ti ffany Blankenship , Misry Booth , Ken Bourgeois, J ohn Bowen , J acqueline Bowles, Brenton Bowling, H eather Bristol, Burrage Brown, Courtney Brown, Elizabeth Brown, H eather Caldwell, Danny Callahan, Erin Canfield , Matt Carey, Matt Carr , Lauren Carter, Beth Casteel , L'lura Causey , Amy �This is how real men eat! l@ Cerasoli, Ann Marie Chapman, Ashley Christley, Garrett Clemons, David Clowers, J esse Clowers, Stephanie Cole, Ben Cole, Whitney Cook, Mike Cross, Betsy Cullinan, Brad Daniels, Maury Davis, Whitney Derryberry , J on Dickinson , Deborah Dodson , Duke Dragan, Alicia Dunahoo, J acob Duncan, Midrnel Dwier , Amanda Elias, Allison Ellis, Jim Fair, Kerry Ferris, Daniel Fink, Troy Finton, Emily Fish et, Laura Fitzgerald , Ryan Fleming, Felicia Flowers, Leslie Foshag, Amanda Funk , Whitney Furrow , Cathy Gagnier , Greg Gallagher, John Ganong, Michelle Gardner, Nathan G eorge , Tim happy together Griffith, Whitney Guilliams, Donald H ahn , G reg ACKLEY-GUILLIAMS �ANOTHER WORLD In some ways 6th grade is like a soap opera. . .lots of ups and downs ... a crisis every minute, so welcome to the bottom of the heap. Lucky you ... starting all over again ... a whole new episode of kindergarten. New people and friends to make. . .the older kids who tease you. BUT ... think on the bright side; games and dances are fun and ... hey, don't worry, next year you can help (or tease) the new sixth graders because you will be off the bottom and on your way up! Ripirs Ropers leader Mr. Pomeroy gees recognized! Girls jusc wanna have fun. H amm er, Ashley G srxTH Harstine, Maria Haynes, Shannon Hedrick , J eremy H enderson , Molly H enley, D avid Heptinstall, Jamie H ester, Audrey Hibbs, Ashley Higginbotham , Lindsey Hodges, Elisha Hopkins, Jason Hopkins, J essica H ouk , Taylor Hu ffm an , Tracey Hughes, Wallace James , Ethan J ohnson, Tiffany Kelly, Camrin Kikuchi , Hiroaki Kirby , Tyler Konen , Jamie Krone, Kacie Lancaster, Kurr Lancaster, Mi chelle Lanning , Levi Larson, Mary Light , Sari ah Lippitt , Mandy Louse!, Lawrence Luedke, Brian Lumsden, Stacie Luttrell , Clay Mabry , J erod Mahone, Eric Mahoney , Rebecca Malone, Adam �"The In Crowd" School's not so bad - all smiles here! Walk Like an Egyptian, Meg! Manetta, Alison Marrin, Kris McCann , Lauren McCoy, Zach McGuire, Melani e McGuire, Travis McLeod, Mike Meador, Carrie Means, ) essica Maghera, Rieu Miller, Brett Miller, Kelli Miller, Krissie Miller, Matthew Morgan, Leslie Morris, Matt Murray, Richard Nelson, Jennifer Niday , Robbie Ni elsen, Ben Osborne, Hayleigh Otrwell, Tracy Padgett, Chris Paige, Naye De Peck, Marr Penn , Daniel Poff, Eric Points, Blake Pollock, Gracie Powell, Emily Powers, Nicky Price, Aaron Taking t im e w be a fr iend HAMMER-PRICE �PERFECT STRANGERS Remember when we came to the orientation session back in August? We didn't know anything.. We were off by ourselves in a building called THE NORTH WING (wonder who dubbed such a generic name on our "home"?) There were all these strange teachers and a million papers to fill out. Then we colleaed enough books to fill two backpacks. Our biggest problem was mastering those locker combinations and learning to share it with "a perfect stranger." Speaking of strangers - we were in classes with at least fifteen people we didn't know EVERY PERIOD. Now it's spring and we're old timers. The big building is a breeze to find our way around and best of all - our teachers and our classmates are no longer Perfect Strangers. These sixth graders caught on fast. They danced at the Back-ro-School Hop . ~~ ...::~ ~.~!~ --:·· ii\~ And who said sixth graders aren 't suave , smooth , and sophisticated!ll G SJXTH Puig, Ashley Quesenberry, Jacob Rae, Elizabeth Ragland , Tiffany Repede , Martha Ritchey , Andy Roberrs , Katie Robinson , Sarah Rotramel, Carly Ross, Brad Rusmisel, Rhonada Rutherford , Brandi Sablik, Anna Sakaguchi , Kei Schwarz, David Scott, Stephanie Shaw, Andrew Shaw, J on Simmons, Ashley Sink , Ryan Sisson , Joey Sparks, Josh E. Sparks, Josh Speers, Kim Spencer, Jane Spu rlock , Daniel Scamback, Christy Stevens , Elisabeth Strang, Shawn Taliaferro. Shar TaubmRn 1 Madeline Taylor , Danielle �Tacky Day found our " sixth graders" full of spirit! All dressed up and somewhere to go Shar is proud of "her" school as she shows CS) to a friend. Terrell, Jairod Testerman , Wes Thacker, Julie Thomas, Cline Thomasick, Anna Trevey , Dolly Turpin , J en ny Underwood , Billy Warsaw , Mandy W ay, Meg Webster, Lory Webster, Nathan Weekly, Amanda Weeks, Charlie W ells, Ginger The best rhing about school - West, Matt Whi tby, Thomas Wilkerson, J ason Williams, Jason Wilmer, Jennifer W immer , Willie Winfree, Heather 'IX'ise, Lindsey Woodson , Jeremy friends! Wray. Kristen Young , J erry Tri vett, Brian Turman , Tonya PUIG-YOUNG �STEP It's 10 o'clock at night. As you stare at your blank paper and open history book, you think to yourself, "I don't know who John Calhoun was, I don't care who John Calhoun was, and I have to answer an essay question on him! Great! Maybe I'll skip it. I'll ask somebody tomorrow in homroom and do it at lunch.' ' The grand scene. The scene most seventh graders have pulled at one time or another Even though we don 't like to admit it, we' all borrowed someone else's brain sometime It 's all because we take homework step b) step. It is drilled into our heads that "a lunch finish history and study for spellin test" . When the bell rings you have fo minutes to get to literature. If you're late you are punished. It kind of sounds like a1 adventure game, doesn't it? But that's the way it works . Who cares i you failed your science test. Just don't let th1 stress get to you; just take life step by step! Huh??? H elp! There's a camera pointed right at m e! STEP My brains are sp illing ou Ackley, Mandy Adams, H olly Amos, J onathon Amos, Sherry Anderson, Elaine Asbury, Amanda Asher, Anna Avis, Kim Ayer, Jonathan Bai ley, David Bai rd , Spencer Baranauskas, Vince Barbour, J osh Barnett, Leigh Beazley, Luke Beckner, Josh Beckner, Kelly BeU, Susanne Billingsley, Ryan Blackstock, G ranr Blais, Casey Blankensh ip, Cody Blounr, Brian Booth, Sabrina Boorhe, Brad Bradford , Kevin Brirtain . Katherine Brubaker Jason SEVENTH �Yup! Everybody 's happy here. Bryan, Lisa Buchanan, Ben Bushnell, Dawn Callahan, Will Campbell, Thi Carr, Todd Caruthers, Margo Case, Chris Cheney, Nikki Clark, Kim Clark, Marie Cochran, Ernie Cohen, Ryan Collins, ] ason Collins, Nicole Colvin, ] eanette Compron, ] ash Compron, Matt Cooper, Travis Counrs, ] ason Cox, ] ennifer Cox, Shana Cox, Shannon Coyne, Lauren Crebo, Stephanie Dalron, Kristen Daugherty, Jennifer Davis, Alicia Davis, Melanie Deans, ] enny DeWitt, Emily Dixon, Raphaela Three pondering looks. Who said locker room s aren 't any fun ' ACKLEY-DIXON �Donahue, Andrew Duff, Chris Dunn, Matt Fagg, Christy Fetherolf, Jennifer Fickler, Jennifer Fields, Kelli Filson, Ryan Fisher, Kelley Freund, Karen Frost, Joey Galbraith, Jake Ganong, Jason Gillespie, Shenandoah Gleiner, Nathan Goff, Amber Gordon, Mandy Gould, Kelly Griffin, Seth Griffith, Jessica Gusler, Steven Haley, Charles Hail, Jason Hamblen, Steven Hancock, Leigh Harless, John Harrison, Jimmy Hayslett, David Hergrueter, Jacqueline Heslep, Mac Hill, Justin Hockenbercy, Sean Hofer, Chris Holden, Stephen Hudson, Michael Ilewicz, Lydia Ireland, Kyle James, Missy Janney, Amber J enkins, Jenny Jennings, Dana Jernigan, Monica All-American Gi rl SEVENTH Ta - Da' Raise yo ur hand if you. re s11r �THUNDER CAT For two years individuals and organizations have been crying to raise enough money to build Ruby a new home. Ruby is a Siberian bengal tiger that was adopted by Mill Mountain Zoological Park. Ruby, having mixed blood lines and in need of surgery, was going to have to be put co sleep bur directors of the zoo decided to try to raise money for Ruby I instead . Since then Ruby has been living in a bird cage - until December. Ruby is now living in a brand new tiger habitat. Some staff members were there on the opening day. There was music, food, and fun as Roanoke went to rhe zoo to welcome Ruby ro her new home. The sign says it all needed. donations are still Beth Poff - director of the zoo I~ Jessee, Lisa Johnson, Hunter J ohnson, James Johnson, Russ Jones, Lynn Karr, Anna Karz, Paula Keith, Amy Kemp, N ova Kessler, Leila Killgore, Jerem y King , Tiffany Kirby, Joel Kirrelson , Julie Lambert, Kyleigh Lanphear, laura Largen, J ared larsrerrer, J enni fer Lazzuri , D ana Leech, Dawn LeMaire, Creceda Lester, Erin Lewis, J eff Liebal , C.J. Li ne, Timur Linn, J ohn Lupron, Jenni fer Manning, Carrie Marshall , Ginny McAllister , Evie McCall, Ashley McCoy. Erika McDaniel , Bridgerr McDonald , Erin McKay . Sarah DONAHUE-MCKAY �Miller, Llndsey Miller, Malia Miller, Shana Mitchell, Leigh Mizack, Jay Monahan, Daniel Moore, Hunter Moran, Blake Morse, Dustin Neighbors, Nathanael Nichols, Candy Morris, Chad Oakes, Tricia Page, Amy Paquin,Rachelle Parsel,Billy Peery John Perdue Meredith Poulter Jud Powers, Sean Quinn,Beth Ross,Bonnie Rouse, Caron Saul,Bambie Schumacher,Casey ScocrJ ay Sears, Chris Selvey.Tommy SgroiJulie Ann Shaw,Phillip Shelton,Carrie Just chillin' Shivers,Sarah Shorter,Robyn Simmons,Jessica Singh.N ick Smith, Aaron Spears.Susan Nathan and his admirers SEVENTH �Speight,Brian Stevens, Daniel StoneJ.R. Sumpter,Graham JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT This year Mrs . Hammes', Mrs . Kemp's, and Mrs. Meador's economics classes were involved in Junior Achievement or ] A. This is a program where a business man or woman visits the dasstoom weekly to talk to srudenrs about economics in action. The whole program, which lasts about 9-10 weeks, ends with a field trip to the instructor's place of business. The instructors were Mr. Y anoviak from Fast Signs, Patrick Stenger from C & P Yellow Pages/ Bell Atlantic, Rick Pevarski from Roanoke Gas Co ., Karen Hunter who is self-employed, Sandra Tibbs-Robinson from Virginia First, and Donna Kemp from Xerox Corp . Picrures here are of Mrs. Kemp's 6th period dass on their field trip to Roanoke Times and Word-News. SyracuseJ ulie Terrell, Adam Thompson,Spencer Todd,Alicia Trenr,Mary Front Row:Jeff LewisJirnrny Harrison,Ryan BillingsleyJenny DeansJ ulie Ann Sgroi, Joel Kirby Second Row:Chad NorrisJeanette Colvin,Susanne Bell,Carrie Shelton,Sean Powers,Mandy Ackley Third Row:Mrs. Kernp,Mac Heslep,Russ Johnson,Laura Roberrs,Chrisry Fagg,Creceda LeMaire TroutJulie Trumbower,David Turner,Niki Tyree,Kenneth Unroe,Heather VanDyck,Raven Virrur,Brian Wakahara,Sayo Well] A isn't always serious. Walden, Lauren Waldron,Michelle Wallace,Ernily Walshe.Andrew Warts,Sammy Weary,Mark Wenre,Yonal1 Whitby.John White, Matt Wiggins.J eff Wilkins,Alison Williams,Sarah Wi llmott, Wade Windel,Kristi I ,, ,.. ·• Wohlford , Arthu r Wood, Dustin Years.Philli p Zaikov.Kim Z irkle. Heather MILLER-ZIRKLE tEJ �s A v Alami, Amir \ \ Atkinson, Hunter Burdett, Leslie Callahan, Jennifer Byrne, Kevin Campbell, Ben B y Blais, Tyson T H E '-; I B E Abbit, Courtney Babich, Stefan Balmer, Hunter Banks, Bryan Barron, J eff Beachy, Mike Belanger, Vicroria Colem an , Kensie Biggio, J ohn Clement, J eremy Clifron, Chrisry L L GEIGHTH Blake, Betsy Bland, Crystal Blankenship, J osh Bosen, G reg Guys'!? Callahan, Ashley Campbell, Tasd1a Causey, Kim Chockley, Trey Click, Emily Collyer, Mark �What? Was somebody wiped our? Doss, Daniel Domalski, Emily Another 180 days of hard work have passed, but have we changed? We're a little taller, a little smarter, and of course, we're older. It's been a tough year-more homework, harder tests, and another elective. Has it paid off? We don't know, but at least we'll be freshmen next year! .~ You've gotta be kidding?!) !: " Crowder, Eric Dwier, Jeremia Dyne, Jeff Eads, Ira Early, Krisry Edwards, Matt Corbett, Brian Cox, Sean Cox, Srcphen Cross, Ashley Currier, Nicholas bay, Jeanette Crowell, Susan Daniels, Matt Diede, Vanessa Elkins, Ricky English, Kayleen Ernst, Chris Faulkner, April Fox, J ason Freeman, Katie Foutz, Corie Frantz, Billy Freeze, Leigh ABBITT-FREEZE tE:J �Growing Pains Has eighth grade really been painful? Let's look back. Some things about this grade have not been fun, such as our increasing amount of homework and teachers who expect us to be mature adults at our young age. Of course, not everything was ugsome this year. Some good things were our wonderful field trip to the historic Barter Theater to see a production of Anne Frank, and our long, relaxing vacations from school. We also enjoyed our time between classes and lunch. Oh yes, we can't forget ow teachers. They were really great. Now we are looking forward to next year, hoping it will be as good as this one. Part of growing up is being with friends. Hood, Jeremy Jain, Maneesh ,. , t: - Harrman, Earl Harrman, Julie Hartman, Karie Higginbotham, Joseph Hodge, Kim Frost, Brooke Frost, Louise Fusco, Jimmy Gagnier, Ryan Gil bert, Rebecca Green, Chad Greenway, Billy Gr!ffin,Kelly ... Hagie, Kevin HaJ e, Robert Hanson, J eff HarlC'ss, Arwin Hars rim:, Nate EIGHTH Brooke F rosr celebrates her 13th birthday with a big smile. Jernigan, Leanne Johnson, Lindy Jones, Michael Kahill, Erik Kemp, Princess Hollarnd, Keith Janda, Laura J ennings, Melissa Kielty, Marie �Just lee me sleep, just let me sleep. Kikuchi, Rea Kramer, Patrick Krause, H eather LaPlant, Lisa Lavinder, Kimberly Layne, Sarah Light, Jamie Lilly, Natalie Lucas, Kacie Lukas, Mike Luttrell, Angela Lyons, Greg MacGregor, Paul Mahoney, John McConnell, J ames You will do me a Waterboy goes whole hog! favor, won 1t you, Whimey! McGarry, Kevin McKinney, Tara Mengerink, Chip Miller, Ivey Moore, Andrea Moras, Brian Morrison, Casey Mowles, J ennifer Music, Kevin Nasca, Gina Moore, Lynn Nash, Colleen Nettles, Kare Nichols, Matt Norwood, Adan Nuckols, Erin Obenshain, Kelli Nash, Vanessa Onufrak, Courtney Owens, Jeff Paige, Denise Parks, Steve FROST-PARKS t!!J �GOING PLACES Perdue, Kim Phoenix, Rebecca Platt, Hillary Points, Josh Price, Randy Radford, Chris There's always one goof-off in the bunch, Leslie. As eighth graders, we are slowly climbing the ladder thar leads to PreJhmanism. Soon we will be strutting down the sacred halls of CSJH as ninth graders. In the meantime we are struggling with harder classes .We are hoping to pass our more difficult ones such as algebra, physical science, and civics. Our teachers are expecting us to be more responsible, and ro devote more of our time to schoolwork (Ha!) Being in eighth grade has some advantages, rhough. Having rwo grades looking up to us, as well as going to assemblies with the ninth graders gives us a feeling of superiority. We keep in mind that next year we will be the mighty fmhmen. Rae, Anna Rawlings, Bill Ray, Brandon Rayburn , Amber Pretty Women Reid, Sara Reinhardt, Chris Rice, Whitney Ritter, Danielle Roberrs, Kori Rolley, Carol Rosapepe, Julie Ross, Ashley Royster, Ki rk Sablik, Filip Sadjadi , Zahra, Saunders , J on Scheuer, Scott Sharp, Brian Shafrman , Em ily Sh iner, Mark Simpson , Brandon EIG HTH I couldn't ear another bi �Skon, Chris Smirh Caleb Smirh, Cari Smirh, Jamie Snell, Jason Sowder, Mark Spencer, Jarrerr Seanger, Shannon Sranley, Parrick Srecker, Ellyn Srephenson, Mandy Stone, Marr Taylor, Brianne Taylor, Laneal Thompson, Corey Thompson, Julie Thome, Kelly Toor, Andy Triplerre, Jessica Vandelinde, Chris V eri ry, Clinron Walrond, Eric Walter, Cassy Weaver, Brad Weikel, Holly W esr, Ashley Willard, Lee Williams, Neil Willmorr, Amber Wilmer, Srephen Wimberly, Courtney Wood , Llssa Wood, Tara Woodring, David Woods, Katie Woody, J ennifer Lee's gee on top of chis problem' Wray, Adrian W righr, Marrhew Y essian, Kim Young, Krisra Huh» Hearher, smile for rhe camera' 11nnk Goodness, Ir's Friday! PERDUE-YOUNG �THE HEAD OF THE CLASS Our freshman year is coming to an end, and it will be three more years until we are once again "head of the class". This year has been the hardest yet, both academically and socially. Somehow, though, we've made it through and can still cell about it. During the past four years many things have happened ,and CSJ has played a major role in it. These "wonder years" will always live in our memories as some of the best. The answers that appear under the freshman picrures are the results of a survey taken earlier this year. Below is a list of the questions that were asked: 1. What is your nickname? 2. What is your favorite T.V. show? 3 . What is your favorite saying/ quotation? 4. What is your greatest aspiration? Good Times i " The people who neglected to answer all the questions will not have those answers beneath their pictures. David, great FRESHMEN spirit! Janelle was chosen as one of CS]'s elite french-fry casters. Hats for Sale :: ··fl ,:~: W yatt Abbitt H oot; be rich Kand1e Austin Kandic Kane·Fresh Prince gf Ii.el Air;"Not c onccited , ju sr co n- ~ced l!!J FRESHMEN Dana Adkins Liquid Television Geoff Allen Christy Allman Spirit; ·'Whatever you do, don't let them rake you alive."; go to Russia Carrie Anderson Brooklyn Bridge; "We are not am used." Kelly Anderson Tink ; to go ro Paris \ Sarabeth Ayer S.B.; Headbangers Ball . to go bungee jumpin~ wi th Amy Ottaway '\ Patrick Bainter Pa r; Bl oo d Sl2Qll; "Nor" ; to swim from California ro H awaii Courtney Bannister Thump e r ; S e s a m e Street; to fly Chri s Beckner Bec kner ; H cad bang er · s Ball; " G uess yo u don ' t kn ow bas1d me ,to be 1n a I Lance Bedgood Du ckhead ; tiome lm QLQ V~_n...} ent ; " I ' n1 fixing ro · · Future fashion cons �How docs she do it? The Brady Bunch Kickin' back, relaxin ' and enjoyin' the scene Bewitched No Caption - we chink chis one is pretty selfexplanatory! Wave; Dream On; "Don't be a dummy , buckle up"; to graduate from colle e Danielle Bingeman Blondie; Full House; "Don't be so sensitive"; to o arachutin Meredith Bishop Scooby Doo; "Shut up, Kelly"; move away from Roanoke Michelle Bishop Blondie; "I don't understand!"; to be on U .S. E uestrian Team Heather Bohon Shorry; "Oh joy'" Darren Bolling Zeus; MTV; " Nice , nothing hurts th e Zeus!"; to raduate Jodi Bourgeois Speedy; Tiny Toons; "See Cameron Blount Fro; In Living__CglQ!; " Hey look, CHICKS!'"; get Mr. Beard a toupee you lacer"; have teachers obey students for a day Alisa Blais Curly; "Ya sure?" ; to cruise to the Bahamas Allison Bowles Melanie Blandford Mel; Twin Peaks; to sky dive Janelle Blankenship Glow-worm ; Hom e Improvement; to be like Mes. Barnhart Matt Bowles Matt; MTV ; "Go fly a kite!" ; go to Alaska Kelly Bradford Bruri s hk a ; Sa turd a y ~; "Shur up 1" ; co be in a Broadway play .......... ----.i---~__..,--"""".::'.=== \ Michael Brennan Mike; " It' s all fun and games ri lJ someone loses an eye'" ; to play baseball Justin Brittle !Uinois; Doogie H owser M .D ., " Imo each life a little rain must fall' ' Chris Brown Stumpy; Dinosaurs; " Shut up'" Merrilee Brunk Mer; Full House; to tell all 6t h grad e rs thar Fres hmen Rule' You never know when you might need som e wings ABBITI-BRU N K �Leigh tells Sarabeth all about her summer vacation and what she plans for next year. Katy, Boyd, and Marie model for the cover of the next issue of their favorite music magazine. Once] enny gets over the shock, she'll decide what to do next. Jennie Bryan Sparky; "] am Freshman, Jud Bushkar J ub, the Safety man; Dukes of H azzard· "Nor enough safety is no safety." Kara Bushnell Full House; " . .. it's not even funny. ";go to Ha- that always boing them! Mike Bush Mikey; Dukes of Haz~ become a famous person waii Frank Caldwell Diego; Married with Children; "I knew rhar. ."; to be a success in life. Caron Causey The Wonder Years· "Ah. . nothing! " ;t~ crave! the world Josh Cease J .M.; Adam 12; to get the ALCO running Heather Christley Shorrie;~ Watch; " If you feel the need."; be- Jason Clark MacGyver; ·'Turtle Power!"; master any Nintendo game Ben Coaker Bigun; Married with Children; play in the NBA Jenny Conquest Mr. Rogers; "Germs make you sick!"; to kill the Energizer bunny Jennifer Cook J e n ; R e s c ue 211 ; " A l wa ys fo ll ow your dream s." ;to get our of this school ali ve'll Kelly Crawford Ke!; The Brady Bunch , to be a K.T. disciple Doug Cullinan Ron; "I don't know." Beth Culver Saturday Night Live; "Peace, love , and happiness"; to be normal' Kristen Currier Hippy Chic (NOT); Brady Bunch; " I feel like a lizard." hear me roar! "; shave m y head, give 1 curl co those FRESH MEN come a professional singer . ,, Kristin Crisafi Krissy ;fux_e_rl_y _H_i..)b 2.P2 IO; "Nor1"; to go our with Chad Williams . Heather Carneal Hejjaca; "Get it, got it, Good'"; be a horse trainer. �What's Next? Our Freshman year has finally come and we mean to enjoy it! The Oass of '95 is a spontaneous group of people who don't always think about the future. Next year when we go t0 the high school, we'll have tO think ahead to college, etc. But while we still can, the Cave Spring FRESHMEN live for the moment! Jennifer and Stephanie won't live co see the next day if they don't stop crying co strangle each other! Gina and Heather wait for their next Tabatha Dagenais Tab; Beverly Hills 90210; ''I'm sure,"; to go to England Ryan Danner Cheers Tom Doyle Hoss; Saturday Night Live; "! don"t understand." Becky Dragan Flintstones; "! haven't the slightest'"; learn how ro make roast Leslle uav1s Sacurda)C__Night Live; "It seems that it turns our. .. "; become a concert pianist ·.. . . ... ~··: , Cheryl Dudley Cherri rhe Tuttle; The Brady Bunch; "Hey Sweets!"; rn travel ro a different planet - ml)'thing! turn at the bowling alley. Matt Dickinson Ogier; Saturday Nighr Live; race in the Indy 500 Bernie Digmanese Saturday Night Live; co be an engineer Tina Dooley N eecy; Beverly Hills 90210; 'Tm sure , OK?"; go t0 Spain Gina Duggan Dwarf; Cheers; "Not"; jump out of an airplane with a parachute Heather Duncan Dizzy; The Torklesons; "That's not good." Amy Dunn The Cosby Show; "! don't think so."; to go bungee jumping ~l Allison Ellis Hippie -c hi ck, Hcadhangcr's Ball ; " Bang your head , now!"; be a pro bass guitarist Justin English Woody; Married with Chi ld ren; "Woo Bund y'" Congraculacions Geography Pumpkin Contest \'V'inners: Erin Huybrcchcs, JaneUe Blankenship, Jenni fe r Hunter. Justin Engl.ish , (Claire Rotramel-not pictured). What will your next masterJ:'iece be' . 8RYAN - ENGLISH �~he Art of 'Being As everyone knows, there are cerrain steps involved in achieving the ultimate status of Freshman! Step one: Pass the 8th grade Step rwo: Establish an aura of superiority towards underclassmen Step three: Learn how to manipulate teachers with your angelic smile and charming wit \ Step four: Sweetly, bur firmly, enlighten your parents to the fact that you are a Freshman, therefore you are all-knowing William Fink Billy; New Jack City; to sky jump Step five: Always, always remember that the FRESHMAN RULES John Finnerry Saturday Night Live; "Shut up!"; be a pro basketball player DJ. Fleshman Sportscenter; "Yeah, right!"; to win the triple crown in baseball Stephanie Frank I'll Fly Away Will Freaney Swimsuit Weekl y; "Wahhh!!!"; be a sporrs broadcaster Ben Galbraith Charlie; Saturday Nighc Live; ro go the University of Pimburgh Jeremy Gadd Married with Children- to be a sporrs broadcaster= A FRESHMAN loves to show school spirit. Amy George Amsel; Home From· " I don't know!"; marry a doctor, become a lawyer Eric Garland leopar<h_; "I don' t know'"· what's an aspi ration?>? . ' Chuck Gilliland G rea t O ne; Masterp iece Theater· What . . .me worry>" Alex Greeman /_11 l,1v1 n~ i, oluur~ W h ar" · ro go s k y m ·:ESHM EN Sometimes even a FRESHMAN wants to hide' Allen G rigg Sa turday N igh t Live;_ 'If you want something done. d o Jt yourself! " Ryan G roch CNN H eadline ; 586i's Rule'" ; tu own Microsoft and Intelligence Sara G unn Beverly Hills 9 02 I 0 FRESHMAN love tennis! Corrin Hage Bean I ; Beverly Hills 90 2 10 : " What 's your point)"; go tu Italy G etra Hanes G ooc h , G etch , G en, e r e; Bev e rl y Hill s 902 10; "Trust me' " Dan Gold Al ; MTV~ "Dude 1"; co jump our of a plane J essica Hardwig J essie; Northern Expo~ " Peace on Earth ": to m ake a difference �A F'RESJ-fffiA'l1 Scott Harmon MTV; to travel around the world Susan Harris Beverly Hills 90210; "I don ' t know!"; to go bungee jumping . Rebecca Harstine Becca; Mc. Ed; "Smile; God loves you"; I wanna be a tinkercoy Missy Hayes Berry; The Brady Bunch; "How ya doing?"; co chat with Beccy White Doug Hibbs MTV; 'Tm gonna kill you!" ] acob Higginbotham Skinny man; Sacurday Night Live; "]use do it!"; to sky dive ..,,; Sarah Higginbotham Moe; The Brady Bunch· ''I'm falling off t he difr."; jump out of a plane Two cool FRESHMEN on Christmas Break. A FRESHMAN should never be caught without her teddybear! A FRESHMAN must exercise her ability to accessorize . (Boxer shores are always a nice touch!) FRESHMEN privilege - the benches belong to us. ~ \\f ·,. Laura Hobbi e Li t cl c wo rn an ; Tl-. ·; F!in tstone~ "Groovey to pass an algebra test . Ryan H ackenbery D1_ng leb erry; Saturd ay ~-·G i r l y man "; to sky di ve \t ' Brian H olt Bud ; Saturday Night Live· "So what' = See if I care!" Julie Hudnell Uliejay; Mister Ed; " It was che funniesr thing. Yeah. right. I don't thi nk so ~ " J enni fer Hunter The Flintstones; "! haven 't che slightest " H olly H urc Loggerh ead; Scooby !2QQ; "11iat was quite humorous' ": crave! Erin Huybrechts A-La; Mof!IY_ P)lthon> Flyil)g C irc~ " Bu t rhar' s OK ": ro see Elvi s FINK-HUYBRECHTS ....... �You Had To Be There The Freshman Class of '95 was, to say the least, an unusual group of people. We were Squires all the way through spirited, spunky, and more than a little strange. There is a special feeling that comes from going to Cave Spring that may be hard for other people to understand. We shared a lot of inside jokes with friends that brought us closer together. Even teachers contributed to the ''Squire experience.' ' The '91-92 school year holds a lot of special memories. The freshmen had a great year, and looking back, more than one will probably say,"I guess YOU HAD TO BE THERE, " and most of us are glad that we were. James Irvin MTV; make an A on anything Meenoo Jai n SuperMeenoo; The Brady Bunch: "Hilarious'" Chad J ames Saturday Night Live; to grad uate from college Mary Kallio Maggie;Chips; "What a freak!"; to find my spons locker Cori Kidd Unsolved Mysteries; "Nor;" m ove to Alaska and have five kids Aaron King Saturday Night Live; "Time wai ts for no man I Maureen Jekielek Flex-mo;Mr. Ed· to make Guiness Book of World Records for biggest muscles Boyd Jordan Major Dad ; "girly man: " to sky dive Brandon King Brain Dumm; Rescue 21.l; "girly man;" go to J ay Kirby Jaybird; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; "That's a classic! "; to have lots of mon- Zach Krause Whitey; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; to be king of rhe Zambulas and pass English ] osh Lachowicz I'll Fly Away; be good in Latin - impossible! Eric Largen W all ; Saturd ay N igh t Li ve; " Cleveland Indians rule"' · to p owerli ft nationally ' FRESHMEN \ ,.,Sheri"'Konen Aery!; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; ''!' m go. to kill you Doug!- Whitney Lamanca Snoopy; The I etsons; "Yo' Polka dots tock"; be happy Jennifer - proper accessories add just the rig ht rou �Erik Larson Norsky; M arri ed with Children; play professional spores Joshua Lavender Josh; Married with Children; to be rich by winning the lotte Eric Lavinder Jon Lawrence Johnson; Sessions; ''Unbelievable!'' Well, isn't that attractive! J.P. Leedy Speedy; Sim2sons; "Gun control means using both hands!"~ Here's one freshman that really knows how to "round up" all those 6th graders. live in Hawaii Ryan Luci Luci; Sarurday Night Live· ;·Yo, what's up?"; make a million dollars Jon LeMaire Chaos kid; Mystery Science Theater 'lOOO; "Oh no. I did it a ain!" Aaron Lester Hot Dog; Saturday Night Live; "Go Cliff"; buy a Ferrari Katie Luedke Jessie Majnich Essiejay; Just say Julie; " Oh, nothing"; own a red orshe convertible Kariehead~ Here comes .&I; "Mary is my hero!"; be a mud wrestler - T"T - Genghis Line Geekis; Married with Children; go ro Japan Sylvia Malysa Shlose; Headbanger's .fu!!!; "Dream on"; any- thing~~~....-~~-. Jennie and Maureen have their own unique way of " hangin ' our!" r ....-... ..,,..~~~..,..,.,..., P~~~~~~~~~-.- ,I J oy Marracini J oyful; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; ro go bungee jumping Michelle Marrello MST 3000; to be Laura Palmer Richie Mason The other Johnson ; Dream On; ·'Extra stinky" Debra Masters "J usr beautiful" IJ''"' rhe world look berter from that angle. ladies' Could these be rhe eng ineers that hold America' s future in their capable female hands' IRVIN-MASTERS �"All I really need to know about how to live and what BABY TALK ro do and how ro be I learned in Kindergarten. Wi sdom was nor at the rep of the graduate-school mountain , bur there in the sandpile at Sunday School. These are the things I learned: Share everyth ing. Play fair. Don 'r hit people. Put things back where you found them. Clean up your own mess. Don't rake rhings that aren't yours . Say you're sorry when you hurt som ebody. W ash your hands before you ear. Flush. Warm cookies and cold milk are good for you. Live a balanced life-learn some and think some and draw and paint and sing and dance and play and work every day some. Take a nap every afternoon. - • e/.Sf.:- ' • ,. """ '• ,"J ... #; - "-).~~­ r:t'~~~,f ... . '•' . ·~c--~ ' v . ·~ .~,-· ._ When you go our into the world, watch out for traffic, hold hands, and stick together. Be aware of wonder. by Robert Fulghum Kelly McClellan Gonzo; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; play on the USA volleyball team Will Shelton in his pruru \ • Kelly McFarland Kell; Bever!~ Hills 90210· "Be quiet, Sylvia!"; go on~ Caribbean cruise --.: I .- Holly rid es "on the good ship lollipop." Jill's got the cutest lil' baby fa Julie Sink is mommy's little brown-eyed gi rl. ' "Life's groovy when you're you • I Sara McKinney Surc;Sacurday Night Live; " Airhead blond"; travel around the world 1 J Greg McGarry Wally; Seinfeld; "Shur up!"; sky dive Jonarhon McMahon Veghead; MASH Valina Melron Beverly Hill s 90210; "Nor1"; ro go sky diving Honey Melancon Road runner· The C b " . > OS~ ~; I think nor!" ; make sraighr A"s Leigh Mickey Bean # 2; Sarurdal' N ight Live; ro make straight A 's GFRESHMEN J enny Miller Northe rn Expos ur e ; "C hill' " , reach Becky how to mak e roast Marchew Mills Mare ; MTV ; to b e a baseball p laye r �We asked the Freshmen what their favorite TV shows were as young'ns and these are ten which we found amusing: Sam Nash - Lone Ranger; Emilie Waldron - Wonder Woman; Lance Bedgood - Dukes of Hazzard; Allison Ellis - Buffalo Bill; Justin Brittle - 60 Minutes; Julie Sink - Captain Kangaroo; Jason Clark - Lassie; Maureen Jekielek - Mr. Dressup; Ritchie Mason - The Hulk; Katie Luedke - Fat Albert Braum Mohler Braham; Sarurday Nighc Live; go sky diving Graham Moore Bone; Sacurday Nigill Creatures of the Dark; ro become a famous dancer Sally smiles as someone drops a hairdryer into the bath with her. PLEASE change my diaper! Jesse Morgan Sonic; Sacurday Night Live; "SHUT UP!"; co play for the L.A. Raiders Willis Muska Saturday Night Live; be a marine to Amy Neuzil Married with Chi ldren ; " Trend y!" ; go bungee jumping Proof that Karie Luedke's never been camera shy' " Beaver!" Steven Nicklas Slim; H eadbanger 's Ball; " Whac are you , dumb or something' " Kace Norris Wing§ ; "Gee a grip'' be in a Broad way play Jill Nussbaum Juani ca; G . L.O .W Gorgeous Ladi es of Wrestling Laura N ininger Luce; Wonder Years; " Du bist eine blude kott 1" Isaiah Osborne Fro; MST 3000 MATHEN Y - OSBOR �'Ghe Legend Lives On. • The legend lives on in this year's Freshmen. Our 9th grade has done an excellent job of upholding the traditional Freshman behavior of being straight forward, proud , witty, patient, and sometim es mature. To be a legendary 9th grader some rules apply: 1. Bully 6th graders and other underclassmen whenever possible. 2. Yell loudly the fust thing that comes to mind while walking down the hall . 3. Try anything and everything that parents, teachers, and other authoriry figures tell you nor ro do. 4. Have initial disrespecr for anyone that gives homework. 5. Yell obnoxious comments or whistle at any runner that happens to come into your classroom. Forrunately not all 9th graders are quire chis obnoxious. Acrually immaruriry does nor make you legendary, bur it sure does get you Freshmen gather round A Living Legend - noticed!! Geor~ Jersod Kacy Oyler KOO; Beverly Hills 90210; "Noc!"; win the lotte Marie Pecerges Ri e; Th e 70 0 Club; "To infin· icy"; co be chi first female po~ Chris Parker Chief J efe; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; "No, it!"; to drive I _. Shannon Procror Rosanne; " Mary, are you dumb' "; to ger Erin and Matt together Dexter Prather Prago; Fresh Prince of Bel Air· bungee jump off New River Gorge Bridge Saturday Night Live; "I don 'c chink so"; bungee jump c L A s s David Propst Wildman; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; be an olympic runner J ason Ray Married wirh Chi ld ren; "Thar 's life! " Tonya Ramsey Sarurday Night Live; to travel all around the world Freshmen gor 'the whole world in their hands' " G David Richartz Woody ; Young Rid er ~ . " Yeah , right' " ; go skydivi ng Natalie and her voodoo doll FRESHMEN - ---- -- - - �Missy, Chad and Steven get into that CAVE SPRING spirit! When I saw her standing there Ashlee Robertson Kodak; Unsolved Myster!§; ' Tm gonna be sick!"; be a sin er What are you hiding, Doug? Margo Saunders Moggie; MTV Rap~ marry Dominique \Xlilkins and live in Beverly Hills Bobums; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; "Get a life!"; find a famous tomb in Egypt 0 F Alexi Sadjadi Guy; Satusday Night ~ "You failed!"; to oass 9th e:rade Kristen Rowell Kris ; Beverly Hills 90210; " Huh'"; move back to Roanoke April Sherburne Arch #2; Saturday Night Live; "Yeah, right!"; rescue Courrney from Golden Arch Will Shelton Cecil; "Life goes on!" Adam Sharp Sharp Shooter; Sarurday Night Live; "Not!"; be host of Sat. Night Live 1 9 9 5 Beth Sicora Flintstones; " Life is good'" Nicole Setliff Shortie ; Full House · "What1"; help find world peace and live on Mars Daniel Shertz Shertz; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; ' 'Sit down , Woody!"; be a pro basketball player Juli e Sink Juli e B odie; The Rocky and Bull wi n k l e Show; ' Tm just Sylvana Sinha josh in' yo u' "; Silver; Murphy Brown; ro feed the hungry be successful in whatever I t arrempr Just the 10 of us plus l' Jimm y Sisson Sisscon; In Livin g Color; 'Let's smash em 1" Don 't worry, Kelly. it 's only a fire drill . OTI AW AY -SISSON �THE FINAL TOUCH As The Wonder Years wind down for the freshman class of '95, we start to worry about the differences we will have to face in high school. Some are good: no more bus rides (cars we hope!), and meeting new people from Hidden Valley. Some of rhe changes will be stressful - new teachers and, above all, a bigger building. We also may not have a lot of time afrer school for hanging out with friends because of new responsibilities . Wherher good or bad the changes will be hard, but with the help of our friends we will make it through - ana maybe even learn to like it! "Noc!"; co be a pro baseball Chad Smith Herman; Fresh Prince of Bel .:\if; "Why ask why'"; to be player pro baseball player Jon Spurlock Zipperman; Sarurday N ight Julie Stogner Chasici Srump J ewels; Beverly Hills 90210· ~ "Noc!"; co ger rich!!! "I love you coo, Jerry."; co Chas; Beverly Hills 9021 O· "You never know."; co train horses marry Jerry Courmey Tesoro Arch #!; Saturday N ight ~"I don't undersmnd'" Warren Thormon Home Improvemenc "I don 'c know!"; co play pro baseball Jessica Vesr Farm Girl ; Sisrers· ''T ~ urn J · • e l sr asrronaur co and on N cprun e aroundt ". b Jenn y Wilhelm /en : Fresh Prince of Bel A, 1r. Chi ll w ich yo ' mama G Chad Skeens Froggy; The Cosby Show· FRESHMEN Liane Vineyard Trippin ' T; In Living Color "You chink you're aU chac." Scar Trompeter Starry-Scar; L.A. Law· "H.L.S. Liz"; ro be fuse co walk on Mars Fumi Wakahara Beverly Hills 90210· .. Isn·c ir cute?"; co be a jockey Courrney Sullivan Elroy; Beverly Hills 9021 O· "We are BofficiaJ"; co be a Shannon Smithson S.B . 2; Full House· "Oh, well, ugh?"; co ro California Decca Taliaferro Deccacards; In Living Color "You're so hip"; co grow up famous lawyer Chris Underwood Buffus; Fresh Prince of Bel Air· .. Yea Right!"; bungee )Ump Emilie Waldron Em; Beverly Hills 90210· "Oh, please!"; co do every~ ching! Sally Williams Muscle Women 11 ; Dukes C had Williams Isaac Willi ams Pablo; In Living C olor; " What 's upi" ; to free- Psyco: Tllc Tbr~ _fugggg£ ··Le t' s smash ·l:m "; co crack ell faJJ m y foocbalJ helmcc blond , please speak slowl y .. H azzard ; '· Nac u ra ll y Jess Underwood Jenny Spruell I'll Fly Away; "It's only plastid"; to be a dancer Lisa Taylor Beverly Hills 90210· "In your dreams!"; co rrnvel around the world SarurdaY- Night Live· "Seize Josh Vandyck Dr. Crank; Bacman- .. Go che day" ; to be rich and good looking! home, Yankees!"; hit a homerun off Sreve A very Myles Wallace Nita Webster "Howdy"; to be Mickey Mouse in Disney Land Jasper; In Living Color· "Dumb DUMB '; ro shuc James ' mouch Sandra Williams Hippy Ch i c k 5· Hcadban~ · s .!ml!; .. F eel che beac , bang your head " Jake Spruill Solitaire: Saturday Night ~ to go bungee jumping Jaison Terrell Tex; Married wich Child rdJ .. Noc a problem"; co fly a j< Dorie Vaughn "Never do today whac <>' be puc off until tomorro~~ Carrie Wickert Beverly Hills 90210· .. o,ed ya lacer"; rn marry Luke Per' ry Elizabeth Wire Susan Williams Dimples; fuvJerJy !:tills W I Q: .. I can·c , I ' m L eeez; L.A . L a ll' · " H .L.S Star "; to d<' grounded! '; bungee jum p EVERYTHING �-ao•• tfH9MI Adam Wright Sparky; Fresh Prince of Bel Air: "What an idiot"; co be a pro baseball player Lunchtime, or any other reason for getting out of class, makes Freshmen smile. Jason Wright Jakester; Fresh Prince of Bel Air; to play a professional sport Hopefully, all these Freshmen will have cars next year (the highways will never be safe again!) Dana doesn't think it could get any better than this! Jessica puts the final rou ch on her masterpiece. Breakfast wi th friends makes even waking up bearable! SKEENS-WRIGHT �WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS SPORTS TALK Hey, sports fans! Today we're here to review your favorite ream and mine . . . Cave Spring Squires! As everyone knows, the Squires are the very best. Many thanks to the boys' and girls ' basketball, volleyball, football, soccer, track, and wrestling teams for making us # 1. However, the teams couldn't have made it to the top without their loyal fans . We caught up with the chief Squire himself, Mr. ~like Brancati, and as he puts it, CS], ALL THEW AY!' · This is your sporrscastor signing off and we thank you for your support! Nu une has eve r a<.:c useJ th<: Squin:s uf nut havi ng e nough schoo l sp irit! A sprint! d.i y· " w11111 111g mel., • ·ln l I guu(. I I-nc.: nl Is - G INTlWDUCTION TO SPORTS wha l murc Luu ld yu u ask( Good luck and may rht' hesl 1na n W iil - as lung as ic's c...we SprinR! �Claire anJ Jud}' sh ow us our fuwrc track srar u f Cave Spring . SPORTS UPDATE Tascha Campbell - Scottie Pippin Danny Caldwell - Bo Jackson Heather Carneal Greg Best Sarah McKay Andre Agasse Carrie Manning - Stephie Graff Bernie Digmanese Michael Jordan Mike Bush - Steve A very Ken Booth - Mickey Mantle When we asked the spores fans of Cave Spring what athlete they most wanted to be like, we got a variety of answers. Apparently sports figures are the most popular heroes in the eyes of their fans and our CS] students. Basketball looks sooo suenuous! 'Ok ay, ream. h t re 's rhc: p la n ~ u u u r rh c re J. 1h.i g ive tl yu ur .111!" Shouldn 't yo u be warching where yo u 're going, Frank ' INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS 57 �Top of the Heap The 7th and 8 th grade Cave Sprin. Squires football tea m had an exciting, su cc:ssful sc:aso n. The team finished che l with a 2-3-1 record . The coaches were \"t :ry satisfied with the efforts of chis new, inexperienced group. Although there .,vas o one returning player, the team made gm11 strides cuwarJ improving their game. Tht season was highlighted by a hard fought victory uvc:r the HiJJ en Valley Eagles. The Squires had some great st110dout performan ces from several players. J Fox, starting tailback, rushed for over 00 yards in 4 games. Stefan Babich led tht defen se in tackles with Jon Guilliams J ash Blankenship close behind. BiUy Franu showed leaJership and talent as qua!t'Cl'back. Frantz also led the team in intttceptions as safery on defense. The Squires would like co thank all chnst people who supported the team. Jc m eans a lot to have you behind us . C.Sj Team: Frum row-Amanda Stevenson , Kdly Obenshain, J ay Mizack, Co<ly Blankenship, Hunter Moore, Brad Bocnh, BiUy Grl"t."Tlway, Susan Crowd!. Rebecca Phoenix, Ruw 2-Ky lt· lrdanJ, Jason Ganong, Mark Collyer , Kevin McGarry, Greg Lyons, Bill Rawlings, J onatho n Ayer, Adam Terrell, David Trum bowcr, Chris Ernst, J on Sa unJcrs, John \"(.lhuby, On an Moras, Row 3-Brian Bank.5, J.R . St0nc, Jeff Wiggins, Chad Gri.-en, Eric Crowder, J ason Fox, Jimmy Fus.co, Robert Hale , J ay Guilliams, )0<.j' Frost, Billy Parsd, Row 1-Chris Hufrr, Josh Blankenship, Billy Frontz, Su:fen Babich, Dan Groth, Danny Doss, Stephen Wilmer, Ivey Miller, Jeff Dyne , David Woodring, Mike Tho mpson Instead of praaicing, these Squires pose for the camera. The Squirertes Joccor an injured tenmma Jr. High fE Hike~ FOOTBALL - JR H IGH I \O,.'u n1...kr h uw that unfurrunat c Squ irt:· h' �FRESHMEN TEAM: Front row-Brian Wood, Eric Jonson, Scarr Salis, Will Shelton, 0.). Bean, Lance Bedgood, Jason Wright, Jimmy Sisson, Adam Wright, Row 2-Coach Anderson,ChaJ Skeens, Michael Collins, Anthony Wolums, Jeff Wrighr, Daniel Gold, Dusry Beekman, Jusrin Mowles, Isaac Williams, Randy Elswick, Row 3-Sam Farthing, Marr Dickenson, Jeff Tolley, J ames Irvin, Chad Miller, Graham Moore, Sreve Burris, Doug Hibbs, Richie Mason, Brian Bolinsky, Jason Semones, Coach Score Beard Everyrhing's cool here! Was ir enough for a firsr down? 9TH GRADE The Freshman team completed its first year of competition under the high school with a 6-1 record. The team was led by running back Dusty Beekman who received the MVP award . ] us tin Mowles received MY lineman for his great blocking ability. Isaac Williams was MY defensive player for his ability to be where the ball carrier was and make the big p lay . Many others contributed to a winning season. The hard work of two-a-day practices payed off. The team had great parental support and student participation. It was a super year; congratulations to the Freshman ream. f) .K' What do we do now''' FRESHMEN FOOTBALL �PEOPLE'S COURT This year's ). V. basketball team provided a wonderful start for the new program. Their final record for the year ended up being 11 wins and 5 losses. The three girls on the team from CSJ were Cheryl Dudley, Joy Marracini, and Allison Morgan. Out of these three, Cheryl proved to be outstanding in rebounding and shooting. Joy had many steals and assists, and Allison was a great defensive player. Great job, girls! "Our" three players warm up for che big game. JV TEAM: Fra nc ro w-Beth D rombetta, J oy Marracini, Chanda Ing ram, Emily Rappold , J enny Rappold, Cheryl Rhodes, Kelly G ri ffi n, Ro w 2-Mike Downs, Allison Morgan , Laura Henry, Cheryl Dudley, Fawn Franklin, Winsor Sim m ons, Ellen J amison , Molly Rutherford, Beth W ilsoncoach Joy never hesitates _Ju } .i nd <.h c ryl cake ~JV BA SKETBAU cJ 4 u 1d~ 11 m c - u u1 fur cJ p hu ruup Alli son waits anxiously fo r the rebound . to block an upper-classman. Pra1.T1l." t" isn · c rhat bad . is 1t �CS] TEAM: Front row-Kelly Griffin, Lisa LaPlant, Row 2-Michelle Ganong, Christy Fagg, Rachelle Paquin, Katherine Brittain, Creceda LeMaire, Beth Caner, Row 3-John Pomeroy, Ashley Ross, Gina Nasca, Christy Clifton, Lisa Bryan, Alecia Davis, Jessica Simmons, Bech Quinn, Leslie Burderr, J ane Wrighc Christy goes for a pass. All of che ceam members and their parents line up ro recognize the great season. Foul! Shut your eyes - maybe no one will see it' The coaches and captains celebrate the season with a homemade trophy' i·s• ====~~~~t~l~:;,.-~. Som c:rimes we even surprise ourselves~ Girls' Basketball Team Outstanding This year's games provided some of the most exciting games in CSJH basketball hisrory with six of fourteen games being won on the final shoe. The Lady Squires are very proud of their accomplishments of district record 6-4 and overall 9- 5 record. Top scorers for the Squires were Chrisry Clifton with 102 season points and Kelly Griffin with 100 season points. Kelly Griffin was cop rebounder with 123 rebounds for the season and Gina Nasca was 2nd place rebounder with 75 for the season Coaches Wright and Pomeroy are very proud of the team 's accomplishments and the exciting basketball played during the entire 1991 season. CS] BASKETBALL �SJ chi s year, voUeyball 1¢ A s w ich 1nusc spu n s at C >es Perhaps of grcacesl u ndergo ne a nu mber o f c h ang · VOLLEYBALL ·r · s 1·g n111cance is t 1ie c h ange of ch e season from fall mid w incer. Thi s ch ange ena bled chose g irls who nor· maUy had co choose bcc ween b as kecball and voUey~ che opponuniry co play boch spares . Anocher majOI' change was ch L· Jim icacion w ich jusr 7 ch and Sch gt1lde ream m embers. Du e co chi s, th ere were no experienced players co fo rm che n ucleu s of a rea m . H owever, as is always the case, che Ca ve Sp ring Lad y Squires sceppeO fo rch anJ m ec che chall enge ad mi ra bly, working hard overco me an y and all obsc acles in th eir quesc co reprcsdl1 CS) anJ cuncinu e ch e w inning vo ll eyball cradicion es· ca blished b y past cea m s. (Du e co an early y~ d eaJline, volleyball scacs we re noc ava ilable.) CSf TEAM : Front row-MicheUe W aldron, EUyn Stecker, Yonah W ente, Row 2-Cassie Walcers, J ennifer Lupcon, Raven VanDyck, H eather Kraus, Rachelle Paquin , Evie McAllister, Sarah Williams, manager, Row 3 -Muriel Kelley , Lissa W ood , Marie Kielty, Lynn Moore, KeUy Gri ffin , Kacy Freeman, Christy Clifton, Lisa LaPlant, Julie Kittelson Got ir! Serve 'em up' Warch out for H eather's serve' lsn'r pract ice fu• m CS] VOLLEYBALL Learn ing to be aweso m e servers �JV The 1991-92 girls' high school J.V . volleyball ceain was very successful. The team was composed of girls from CSJ, HVJ, and CSHS. The season ended with the team having only one loss and because of chis, the girls were district chainpions! The cop scorers from CS] were Kelly McClellan and Julie Sink, but the rest of the teain from CS] did an excellent job as well! The teain would like to thank all of the people who took time out of their busy schedules to come and support the teain. Go Knights! JV TEAM: Front row-Co urtney Sulli van , Row 2-Cheryl D ud ley, Debra Masters, Kare Norris-m anager, Kelly McCl ellan, Juli e Sink , The " Master" server! Anybod y wh o looks thi s good has got to p lay wdl' DISTRICT CHAMPS Kelly's dl'adly serve is on rhe muvt.:. JV VOLLEYBALL �THE "NET" WORK NEWS The 1991-92 Squires had a winning season with a record of 8-6. They did remarkably well considering this was the first year char only 7th and 8th graders played. The team had a new coach, Doug Myers, who is a graduate of Wake Forest University and coached previously at private schools. He did a great job working with this young team. The coach also had a lot of help from his two captains, Billy Frantz and Josh Blankenship. The team· s season got off to a slow scare, but rhe Squires worked cogerher and won six our of rhe last eight games. This "wonder" was accomplished afrer much hard work and determination. WAY TO GO, SQUIRES II' Cave Spring surrenders) NOT' FRESHMAN TEAM: From row-Hunter Arlinson, Spencer Baird, Kevin M cGa rry, Jimmy Harrison, Joel Kir by, Ashley McCall, Ryan Billingsley, Row 2-Justin Hill, Ashley Ross, Doug Myus , Ryan Gagnier, Stephen Cox, Josh Points, Billy Frantz, Dan Groth, Josh Blankenship, David Woodring, Jason Fux, Greg Lyun s, Courtney Abbitt, Terry Olink, Brad Cullinan ls this w hat they mean by a starting line up> "Go Sq uires'" m CS] BA SK ETBALL Bill stops fur a break �FRESHMAN TEAM: From row-Doug Cullinan, Doug Hibbs, Robey Caldwell-captains, Row 2-Michael Blake, Daniel Shem, Erik Larson, J ohn Finnerty, Chad Smith, Michatl Colli ns, J osh Salmon, Rob Standifer, Row .) -Coach Roger White, Eric Peccher, Mau Lee, Luke Woodyard, Ben Coaker, Aaron Athey, Jud Bushkar, Jerem y Gadd, Coach Fred Duncan This year a new team was formed whose players were freshm en from CSJ and HVJ. The freshman team had a good season, especially since chis was che firsc time chac the two feeder schools have combined co play on the high school level. Even rhough Hidden Valley has been our arch-ri val all chrough junior high, its players and ours got along well. They really came cogecher as a ream and worked co their fullest ab ility. One of the Knights' srrengchs was char chey were extremely cough defensively . The ceam was led by chree captains, cwo of whom were from Cave Spring - Doug Cullinan and Doug Hibbs. Congraculacions co freshm en basketball players who got chis team off co a terrific start! Eric sure means business! ' ~ Sink ic, Doug! Pass 1t ro n1e! Air J eremy' FRESHMEN BASKETBALL �WRESTLE MANIA CS] TEAM: Front row-WiLI Callahan, Tyson Blais, Mark CoLiyer, Chad Norris, Jarrett Spencer, Steve Parks, Brad Booth, Marc Compton, Row 2-Brian Corbecc, Chris Ernest, Greg Bosen, Ira Eades, Adrian Wray, N eil WiJJiams, Arthur Wohlford, Cody Blankenship, Row 3Coach R ichie Frantz, J on GuiJJiams, Billy Chase, Chip Mengerink, Stefan Babich, Jimmy Fusco, Chris Vandelinde, Stephen Wilmer, Eric W alrond, Coach Ron Pritchard, Kristin RoweJJ, manager The 1991-92 CSJ wrestlers w a new team, new and inexpet enced, with only four returni players. They had a record of 1 an 6 . Two outstanding players we! ) immy Fusco and Mark Collye Jimmy was undefeared except fc second place overall in a sixret team tournament. Mark has o two losses this season. Nice jol guys! Go for the pir Hang in there, Chri> Obviously the coach really depends on these girls' Each team member anxiously waits for his m atch . m WREST LING Falling asleep on thl' I '~ �Way co go, See, I told you we'd win! J immy! Bottoms Up! . How in the wor Id am I going to g er our o f this one) · at• What arc you looking Jon . . 1 :.: . ream'. What a good loo k mg N o horse-playing in the gy m' CSJ WRESTLING �THE FLASH The l 99 l boys· trac k team really had a gooc season. The highlight of the year was the Cosmopolitan Track M eet. Cave Spring finished fourth our o the thirteen teams. All of th at hard work finally paic off. The m ost valuable runn er for track events Wll! Zack Grice, while Mike Ri chards got most valuabl1 for field events. The coach's award went to Cameror Blount and Isaac Willi ams received the award for chi most improved. Way to go, guys! Strike a pose, Sammy TRACK TEAM · Front ro S G . . . . G · w- Cott u1 11 1arns, Stephen Wi lmer, J ason Fox, Billy Greenway, Matt D aniels, J ason Snell, Mark Collyer, Bill R aw I mgs, reg Bosen W Abb. J k . Robe I w ·u· ' yatt m, ac Doyle, Row 2-Andrew Pinson, Mark Shiner, Eri c Rosolowsky, Will Karr , J oey Philpott, Tim rs, saac ' iams Cameron Bl R bb" . Mike R. h cl R . h. ' ounr, o 1e Hali, Row 3-Vic Brancati, Keith Kingery, Sammy Likens, Zack G rice , Aaron Pinson, ic ar s, ic ie Mason, Forresr Flanery, Brian Hall , Scott Beard (not picru red J oe J anda) Bt:i ng an A.O. in the spring time is not so bad, is it Mr . Brancati? Water bre:ikll BOYS TR ACK �Going , go ing, going, gone!!! Are these Cave Spring's macho men'" Sideline cheers r,l'ntlcmcn, rake yuur ma r k~ This is known as water polo' BOYS TRACK �The WOMEN of Track Although the Eagles may not think so, Cave Spring is still #1 1 "On your mark ...get set . . ." "Why isn't anyone smiling for the camera'" "Tell them, J anelle, track isn't all work and no pin)•!" " I'll bet the Cave Spring girls 'fly ' by the Eagles' " GIRLS TRACK �GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Front row-Kori R u be ns, Jenny Spruill, Shannon Vitrur, Bech Sicora, Becky Dragan, Bobbie Scott, Missy Hayes, Joy Marracini, Shannon Sm ithson, Jodi Bourgeois, Laura Nininger, Heather Christley, Row 2-S usan H arris, Allison !\·! organ, Claire Rotramel, D anie Bingeman, Lisa LaPlanr, Lynn Moore, Shannon Stanger, Janelle Blankenship, Mary Kallio , Clarissa Green, Denise Paige, J am ie Powell.Leslie Burdett, Molly Rutherford , Tonya Ramsey, Amy Edwards, Keisha Scott, Cheri Holman, Stephanie Rubens, Karen Likens, Mary Reed, Lindy J ohnson, Row 3- Muriel Kelley, Vanessa Nash, Nicole Setliff, Angie Akers, Courmey McDaniel, Kelly Griffin, Laurie George, Jill Nussbaum, M aria Poff, Rebecca Phoenix, Rennie Bruno.coach "Go for it , Courrneyi·· .fli tst track m anag e rs wu rk nin c - ru- fi ve ! This year's girls' track team was remarkable. They came in second place in the discrias and second in Cosmopolitan. Molly Rutherford, Amy Edwards, and Keisha Scott were the outstanding district champions for the year: Molly Rutherford -800 meter run, Amy Edwards - high jump, Keisha Scott - mile run. There were also some broken records for the year. Molly Rutherford broke the all time record of the 800 meter run , and J arnie Light broke the school' record in the 300 meter hurdles. Setting another school record, the mile relay team was undefeated. The ladies who broke this difficult record were Claire Rotramel, Joy Marracini, and Keisha Scott. Going to the " deck" we find that Courtney McDaniel was outstanding in her field events. She broke her record for shot p u t and she scored the most points for the season. Congratulations went to Joy Marracini who was voted most imptoved for the season . The entire team did a superb job! G IRLS TRACK �DAY UP Our 1991 All Stars were Scott Thews, Marrin Szumanski, Sreven Turner, and Chad Thomas. R each our and touch someone- Manag ers are always hard at worlt. SOCCER TEAM: Front row-An el Shor er . Jessica Vest R p l R g t . 'Leslie Thomas, Hunter Balmer, J arrett Spencer , Patrick Bainter, Roben Oury , J udie Sch warz, ow 2-J acob H1gg1nb orham , Frank Caldwell , Clar k G old stern · , J on Guilliams, · · · · Vandelin e, Tirnm as Bdk_·, C had T hom• upa M ·k ·are, R Chris as , 1Ke. ay ' Brent Poff' Tony D uus, Row 3-Coach Steer, Kev ·in Hagie, · z ach Krause , Scott Thews , Steven Turn er, Mamn Szum ansk · G '· rant melson, Garrett Min , J ason Blackstock, Trav is Arthur, Julie Hudnell , Vanessa Willmore Coach walks and worrid G J soCCER �Come on, Man in, we w on ch e game! Huddlell SOCCER Keep your head downll But I rhoughr we were supposed to. Featuring "arracking soccer" the Sq uires won their seventh District title in a row with a I 0-0-0 record. This was the first Squire "s team in eight years ro go undefeared and untied . Led by Captain Szumanski who broke the school scoring record with 2 I goals, the potent atrac king Squire offense scored 4 5 goals on 3 IO shots in ten games. The offense was orchestrated by Thomas, Bai nter, Brittle, G uilliams, and Spencer who kept constant atmcking pressure on oppos ing teams. Captain Thews led the half backs in attack and defense. H e was ably assisted by Belk, Caldwell , Duus and Vandelinde. In addition to contributing to the attack the halfbacks were instrum ental in holding the opposing tea ms to six goals in ten games. Defensively the Squires excelled! Led by Turner and a supporc ing group of stingy fu llbacks. Black stock, Oury, Ray, and Kra use. the opposing team s were shuc our six cimes anJ limi n:d to onl y six go.tis in ten gan1es. The goalkeep ing cho res we re shared by t\rrhur , and hircelson who had rhe best gu,il keeping srnciscics in rh L htsw ry ot Sq uire So u.:e r I),.. team always has fun on rh t- bu s SOCCER �Meredith's eyes widen as she spies a f ootball pla)"· Ellyn practices her split, but can't stop laughing! What's so funny? The cheerleaders perform their porn-porn routine at the pep rally. Cheerleading means friendship. Ericka and Ashley "boost " the spirit of the crowd. G CSJ <CHEERLEADERS CS] CHEERLEADERS: Front ruw-April Fau lkn er , K im Perdu e, cu· capra1ns, Row 2- Ellyn S r e<~<' Meredith Perdue , Ashley Wcsr, KeUy Th orn e, Erica Mc<.uy. Ruw l -Ju l1 e Wynn . Ali su n Thacker, !11" Moore, Marie Kielty , Shannon Stanger, J enn y Ferhcrult , Diane 1-krchcnn ckr �Cheerleading is a sport chat cakes noc only physical abilicy, buc good grades, calenc, cime, and devotion among other chings. From the time they are selecced, through the summer, and to the next school year, our cheerleaders are preparing for the year to come. These spirited girls work hard to support our teams and do a good job of ic, too' Throughout the year you may have heard them at the lunches encouraging you to "Come our and support the ream!" If you have attended any of these games, you 'U know chat the Cave Spring Cheerleaders help make our school what it is. Three cheers for these girls!!! The freshmen cheerleaJers pose after winning the spirit st ick at ca mp . Sheri and Julie jump into splits as they finish their cheer. Why are you laughing Julie' No, I mean Julie' FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Frum ruw -Cuu rrney McDaniel, Chri sty Barnes, co-captains, Row 2-Julie Hudnell , Courtney Cochran , l!randy Land, Row 3-Julie Stog ner, Sherr Kunen, Mr chell e T erry, Jenny Spruill , Nikki Wilson GO KNIGHTS!'! FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS rr1 �Different Strokes, Strides And Shots This was a yea r of major change for CSJ athletes , especially freshmen. Despite initial confusion whether the freshmen would play on jr. high teams or on high school teams, the year turned out to be an interesring one. Some of the benefits for the freshmen under che new system were being able to play more and having more reams to play on. There were some negatives too. The major problem was they did nor full y participate in jr. high or high school activities. Freshmen are caught in between. Even though there has been confusion with the new system , it did not affect ou r playing abiliry. Many freshmen participated on J.V. and even varsiry reams . We had a good record so congratu lations to all freshmen athletes' CROSS COUNTRY TRACK: Front RowClaire Rurramd, Danit Bingc:man, Bobbie , I Scott, Row 2-David Props t SWIMMING: Front Row-Michelle Bishop, Jessica Hardwig, Kelly Bradfo rd, J enn ifer Humc:r , Natalie Anderson, Sally Wi ll iams, JV BASKETBALL: J ames Irvin Row 2-Erin Huybrech cs, Claire Rotramel , Dana Adkins, Pete r Kolozvory, Decca Taliaferro, Bc:cky Dragan, Row 3-Caron Causey, Kelly McClellan, Merr ilee Brunk JV BASKETBALL: Matt Mnrheny CSHS ATHLETES �WRESTLING: Jon McMahon, Chris Underwood, and Richie Mason TENNIS-Whitney Lamanca, Amy Ottaway, Jill Nussbaum, Meenoo Jain GOLF-Chad Williams INDOOR TRACK-Firsr row-Nicole Setliff, Honey Melancon, Jennifer Cook, Tamara Vineyard, Bobbie Scorr, Row 2-J ess ie Morgan.Chuck Gilliland, Janelle Blankenship, Zach Krause, David Propst, Marr Mills, Candy Austin, Suzanne Hams JV BASKETBALL-Dusty Beekman CSH S ATHLETES �After Scfioo ( Special On almost any given day after school you can find some club meeting somewhere at Cave Spring. Anyone who belongs to any Squire club knows how much fun getting together with people with the same interests can be. Being in a club also takes dedication and responsibility so that members attend meetings and other club functions . Cave Spring offers language clubs, journalism clubs and much more for all types of people with all types of likes . Clubs and getting together with good friends is one thing everyone will remember from "The W onder Years." The follow ing pc:op lt: wtn: stltcu:J for rhc Holiday Cuu n for tht December Janet sponsored by the Honor Sociery: Front row- Duke Dodson, Lindsey H iggi nbo tham, 6th, Margo Caruthers, David Trumbower, 7t h, Row 2-Billy Frantz, Ashley Callahan, 8th, Sheri Konen, Dusty Beekman , 9rh. Courtn ey and AJ!isyn both ag rte Rya n looks .. mah hvalous .. INTRODUCTI ON TO CLUBS in hi s toga Em il y and Erin and the rest u l t h e Eu>lugy Cl u b wou ld li ke tu rrnut'; students t h at rhe b111 s .ire ·c.ans O nl y .. - no more 6 t h i: r.1ck~ pk.I'" �Dusry '' frames ·· chc nc xc M u na Li sa 1n Spa ni sh C lub . Activities Survey John Paul Bourgeois shooting baskets Billy Fink - · · four wheeling Jackie Ayers - rollerskating Keith Holland - play. . mg gmtar David Bailey - volunteering Marie Peterges - playing bass guitar Malia Miller - playing tennis Kei th and Kevin contemplate another day as the only male members of che yearbook staff. (Personally, 1 think they enjoy ic') Ji,lt in an<l Missy oversee yec a no rher pruieu hy the BudJers Club When we asked students at Cave Spring Junior what their favorite activity was outside of school (which is, of course, everyone 's favorite activity!) the answers ranged from the unusual to the bizarre. The most popular answer was sporrs. Whether watching them or participating, Squire students are in love with America's past!me! l\.eUy looks afre r her charges during che H onor Souny babysirring pro1ea ac Bac k-co-School Nig ht. INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS �IN SEARCH OF The H onor Sociery m embers m eet twice a m onth and keep busy with their m any serv ice p rojects. This yea r the members p rovided babys itting serv ice at PT A meetings. They collected m oney fo r UNI CE F and m ade a do nation to the Pornto pro ject. At Christmas they visited p atients at the VA H ospital and gave t hem fruit. During Christmas and on several ot her Saturdays they have b een at R AM H ouse serving lunch to the need y. They sponso red the Winter Dance and h ad a book fa ir. H o nor Society members must m aintain a 3.5 average. This is one busy g roup! Baby sirring at " Back-to-School" Nig ht , J ess ica shows char work can be fun too. The Christmas Dance Committee had a great rime too. The Book Fair was very successful bur inventorytaking was time consuming for Cheryl and Gina . HONOR SOCIETY Front Row-o ffi cers-Justin Brittle, Becky D ragan, Meenoo J ain, Kelly Crawford, Jill Nussbau m , Ro w 2- Dav id R 1ch arrz , Kelly McFa rland , Beth Sicora, Sylvana Sin ha, Sylvia Malysa, Leslie Dav is, Row 3-Sponsur- M rs. Clemons,J essica Yest , April Sherb urn e, Melanie Blandford, Holly Hun , Debra Masters, Ka re Norris, Gina D ugan , Mrs. '> m1th -S po nsor , Row 4-Jennie Bryan , Dana A<lk 1ns, Ju st 111 Mowles , Jessi ca Ha rdwig, Cheryl D ud ley , Decca Tali aferro, Mi chael Brennan , Jun Spu rl ock , Adam Sharp , Jenn y Miller , Sandra Wil li am s HO NO R SOCIETY Ju s u n 1s Lu ngra 1u la 1n . l by tvi rs Cobble at tht ind w w· c r r c: 11l d1 11 �HEAD The SCA coUected money for Christmas Angels during lunch. FiU that bucket, Jon' Mrs. Deeds meet s wi th the executive counci l to make plans for CS). Of The Class The Student Cooperative Association plays an important role here at Cave Spring Jr. They give us lots of fun and fantasy with the Halloween , Valentine and Spring Dances. They stir our spirit and imagination with Spirit Week (especially Tacky Day!) . Perhaps most important, the SCA leads us to be generous and caring as they spearhead the food drive and money for the Christmas Angels. They encourage our school and holiday spirit by decorating our doors and offices at Christmas and other holidays. Under Mrs . Deeds' leadership and with excellent officers and executive council, CSJ has an active and involved student body. The 199 1-92 officers were installed in l>.fa)': Missr H ayc::s-prc::s., J osh PoinCS-\'. p., Mary Kallio-sec, Susanne lkll-m:as., Jill Nussbau m -act. ch . SC;\; Fru nt ro w -J asu n Ganung, 1.uk e l:kasky . M.ngu ( .arurhers. N1kk1 C:u ll111s, Ashley Adki nso n. Anna Rae, Jason \Xlrig hr, Erik 1 l\ah ill, Allison M o rgan , Frank Ca lJ wd l , H. u"' 2 - Bcn Nt'l lsu n . Sarah Lig ht . Rhun ada Rusmisel, Ben Cole, J\·lisry Blankenship , ~ licia Dragan , Nick Puwe rs, Na 1han <..iardc11n. A 111hc r c;uft. H cM ht· r 7. irkle . Sus.rn Spears , Alison Thacker, Jason Hopkins, ~uw 3- Marr Co mprun , Sall y W illi a m s. Br.111d u11 R .1) . ( hn si 1 L.iM.ure . l\ li s>y H .iycs . .J us h Plllms , Mary Kallio, Susanne BeU, .Ji ll ~lu1~ ba um, April Fau lkner, Prin tcS> K e 1n p . h 1, \X ',dru11d . !{ "" 1 13randun King . l3r.1um Mohler , Ca m eron Bloum , Lynn :~<-ore, Ju st in Britrlt , Ka 11 e Lu edk e . .J c11111kr ( .u<>k . .J u n I. I\\ rt· 11ct'. :-.1cfa11 L>.11,, , h, C hu ck ( ; dJiland , M rs. DecdsJulic Stogner, ·had \Xf illi arns, Na nty l ) 1xun . All1 s un El1<1~ . \\ ' h 1 111t·~ L1rn,u 1L.1 , .J L·ss 1l . \ Vc. . 1. ~rh· .ui.1 S111!1.1 Tacky Day, an SC A event , finds G reg Buscn and M ichael Beachy go ing wi 1h the ragumt· .md la)·crcd looks. SCA �Baby Talk The German Club learned about German culture and language during chis year. In March, 20 German exchange students visited the United Scates for three weeks, and this summer 20 CSHS students will go to Germany.One of the highlights of the year was decorating the German homecoming float .German Baby talk - Danke, Bitte Chuck! Use your polite manners' GERMAN CLUB: Front-J essica Hardwig, Row 2-Berh Culver, Josh Cease, Jul/I Sink, R ow 3-Laura Nininger, M arie Pererges French club members d f . . ream o pumng their language skills to use in France (or Canada!) The Latin Club h as some good times this year . There were toga days and several cultural experiences. It may be a "de d" 1 b . a anguage ut oBurbLan/nkclasses_are lively to say the least! Latin a Y ta - Vznz, Vidi Vici f LATIN CLUB: Front -Chu k .. Jennie Bryan, Ashle ~ Gilliland, Michael Beachy, Mowles Row 2 Ay est, Jennifer Woody, Justin ' - nna Ra J Trompeter Dana Adk. J h y, enni-~er Minton, Srar ' ins, o n M h M Row 3 -Tara Wood H h a oney, rs . Boehling, ' ear er Krau C Nancy Dixon Mel· J . se, ounney Onufrak, ' issa enning Ad . Holland Ryan G . R s, am Wnghr, Keith • · rr agn1er ow 4 K · F . 'And - aue reeman, KeUy G rt nn, Carne N" Lachow irz Ton R erson, icole Setliff, j osh , ya amsey' Courtney B . . Junes, jess Underwood , jush . ann1srer, Alhsyn Points, Ryan G roch Marr Bowles, Jeremy Clement • J acob H "Lgg .in b,or ham LANGUAGE CLU BS ~ · ~ --- -• �The Spanish Club kicked off our year with a meeting at Chi Chi's. We got to sample a lot of Spanish food and elea our dub officers. Holiday aaivities included a Halloween patty in October and a December Christmas patty in which we exchanged small gifts. We challenged the other language dubs to an exciting game of volleyball during National Foreign Language Week. SPANISH CLUB: Front row-Jun Law rence-pres., Sheri Konen-v .p ., Prin cess Kemp, rep ., Row I-Claire Rotramel, Becky Dragan, Kelly Crawford , April Sherburn e, Courtney Tesoro, Jun Sp urlock, Liz \'\lire , Allison Bowles, Gina Dugan, H eather Bohon, Adam Sharp, Christy Allman, Maria Poff, Meredith Bi shop, Erin Hu ybrechrs, Row 2-Jon athan McMahon, Jason \'\/right, Decca Taliaferro, Alisa Blais, Kelly Thome, Amber Rayburn, Deni se Paig e, Da vid Ri chart z, L'lura H obbi e, H eather Christley , Ben G albraith, Julie Hudnell , Sylvia Malysa, Kacy Oyler, Emilie \'\l aldron, Merrilee Brunk , Jenn y \'\lilhdm, Row 3-Brandon Ray, Kate Nettles , Louise Frost, Jon Guilliams, Mandy Stephenso n, Emily D o malski, Nit a Webster, Su san H arri s, J odie Bourgeois, \X'hicn ey L'l manca, Amy Ottaway, Kara Bushnell, Tamara Vineyard, D excer Prath er, R ow 4 -Frank Cald well, Bill Rawlings, Julie H artm an, April Faulkner, Kacie H artman, Susan Crowell, Leigh Freeze, Holly Hurc, Kaci e Luedke, Shannun Proctor, Joy Marrac ini, Paul Gross , Brad \'\leaver, Will Shelron, Thomas Belk, Darren Bolling, Chris Parker, Steven Nicklas, Row 5-l saac Williams, Doug Hibbs, Kim Perdu e, Marie Kielty, Kristen Crisafi, Susan Williams, Mary Kallio, Ben Coaker, Danie Binge man, Ca ro n Cau sey , Getra Hanes, J enny Miller, Meenoo Jain , Dan Gold, \'\/ill Freaney, J ames Irvin Spanish Baby Talk: Ho/a .' Como estas? The French Club participated in several social and sporting aaivities this year. We went bowling, and we accepted the challenge from the other language clubs to a spirited volleyball game during National Foreign Language Week. A Halloween Patty was held in October complete with bobbing for apples and other games, as well as pizza. Students had to provide authentic French food for our December Christmas party. In February we made Valentines with French love sayings and celebrated Mardi Gras . Several students took the N ational French Exam in March and m ade CS] proud . FRENCH CLUB: Front ro w- Trey Ca u sey, Ellen Stecku , Sa lly \'\lilli am s, Ca meron Blount, Row 2-1\frs. Bailey, Debra Masters, Leslie Dav is, Braum M o hler , Kim Lavend er, C uurcn ey Abbitt, Sara Reid, Ad an N orwood, Kelly O benshain, Randy Price , Arwen H arless, Row 3-J enny Conq uest, Bech Si cu ra, K a te Norri s, J 11n my Sisson , Lance Bed good, Jill Nuss baum, Steph anie Frank , Am y N euzil, L'lura Janda, N atalie lilly, R o w 4-Wyacc Abbitt, Leslie Burd ett , J ess ica Vest , Emily Cl ic k, N eil \'\li lliams, Allison Ellis, Kelly McFarland , Maureen J ekielek, Jen nifer Huncer, Natali e And erso n , K aci e W ood s, Row 5 -Cheryl Dudley , J osh Van Dyck, Ivey Miller, J ay Kirby, J eremy Gadd, Doug Cullinan , Justin Briede , Courtney M cDani el, Michelle Bi shop , Sara Gunn, Kelly Bradford, Cori Kidd, Ashley Robertson, J ennifer Cook John, C hri s, a nd C had are rhret· a migos ' French Baby T alk: Bonjour, j'aime vous.' Spani sh students model the Incest in fashionable accessories. LANGUAGE CLUBS �Home ImproveIIlent The Builders Club is a serv ice organization that provides services for the school and comm unity. They are sponsored by the Roanoke Valley Kiwan is Club. This year the Builders Club has been involved in a lot of activities such as car washes, Save-a-Sweetheart Week, Drug Awareness Week, and selling candy canes at Christmas. They have also cominued ro clean the highway which they adopted last year. The club also provides for the community in ways like collecti ng food for the Thanksgiving baskets and making Christmas srockings for needy children . A favorite serv ic e is helping with th e Special Olympics. Overall I think the Builders Club has done a great job for the school and communi ty. Looks like a real Builders' Club meeting to me! Members wo rk on saving our environment and beaurifying Ranchcrest Rood. "SaVe· a ·SWeet· Heart" ge enter Builders Club Stocking Crew Members get read y for the ··save a Sweetheart " campaign· BUILDE RS CLUB: Front row-Kat ie Luedke, J ustin Brittle, Jill Nussbaum, Cheryl Dud ley, officers, Mrs. Brookshier, Row 2-Claire Rotramel, J ulie Hudnell, Sylvana Si nha , Meenoo Jain, Beth Sicora Jenny Mi ll er, Julie Owe ns, Co unn e; McDaniel , Sheri Konen, Jessica Vest, Liz W ire, Missy J ames, Sylvia Malysa, Beth C ul ver, Ruw 3-Cullecn Nash , Natalie Lilly, Emil y Cl ick , Jennifer H unter, Denise Paige, Becky Dragan , Ellyn Stecker, Kelly Thorne, Ada n Norwood , Malia Miller, Pau la Katz Shannon Cox, Tamara Vi neyard, Jennife; Woody, Row 4-Cheri Shivers, Stephanie C rebo , Laura Janda, Erin N uckols , Nancy Dixon, Cu urm ey Abbitt , HiUary Platt, Princess Ke m p , Rachelle Paquin , Kirn Zaikov Sa brin a 13 uuth , La ura Ni ninge r, Kell; M<F.i rl and, Ann a Webster, Ruw 5-Jennifer Co x, J enn y Deans, Sayo Wa kahara, Shan- non Sra nger . Ka ll e Hart m an , Ap ri l Fau lkner, Kori Roberts, Star Trompeter, J ennifer Minton, Kim Lavender. Sara Reid , Lesli e Bu rd err . Apri l Sherbu rm·. Row 6 - Karh erin c Britr nin. Sus:''' l3d l. Ali ua Davis . Amanda Asb ury, Danie Bingcman , J ess ie Majnich, Arny Ottaway, J acob Higginbotham , Emi ly Shafunan , W ill Shdiun . Juli e H a n man, .J .rnclk Blankenship, Too)" R .<1nse\ . Lindsey M dler . 8randan Ray, Lisa LaPlant , Lynn Moore, Cuun n<:y Tesoro BUILDERS CLU B �UNSOLVED MYSTERIES OM-Odyssey of the Mind- is team compennon in creative problem solving. Teams work on a solurion to a long term problem which is presented at competition. They also have to respond to spontaneous questions. The competition takes time and effort but the fun and intellectual challenge is worth it GROUP THREE: From Row-Amy Neuzil, Julie Hudnell,Row 2-Jessica Vest, Liz Wire, Kevin Byrne, Row 3-Jennifer Minron, Scar Trumpeter GRO UP ONE: Front-J e nnifer Coo k. Sylvana Sinha , R ow 2-Michelle M artello GR OUP TWO: Front Row-Jenny C un4uest, llow _earon Causey, K elly M cfa rla nd, Al11son 2 E!Jis, R ow 3-Jenny Miller , J ess ica Hard w ig , Stephan ie fra nk GR OUP FOUR: Front Row-Hunter At Kin son, Filip Sablik, C hri s Reinhardt, Row 2-Sea n Powers, Kenny Boo ch GROUP FIVE: Front row-Leigh Anne M itcheU, K im Spears, As hley Atkinson, Elizabeth Stevens, R ow 2-Susan Pugh, Grace PoUock, G inger WeUs, Debra Dickinson The Price Is Right Each year rhe Srnck Marker Club resumes and rhe buying, selling , and trading begins. T he club is broken dow n inco teams of four or fiv e people and the ream is given a bogus one hund red thousand dollars (S 100,000) and rhe game is on. Since chis ten week game is played narionally, a listing of the tap fifty tea ms in the narion comes out weekly. This year Cave Spring Junior had more than one team crack rhe tap fifty. \Xie had a g reat rime in this money aJventure; con1e on our nexc year and invesc money wichutH spending :1. dime' i'l'OCK MARKET FrlJnl ruw -J ess 1e.1 Vl'sl . J " 1111 1kr ( uu k .M rs " "mp. Row 2-Brad \Xleave r, Manees h J ain. Hunter ~t k in son , K acc Norris , De bra Master s. M.ic J-k sli p . Ru \\ \ - Paul C ross. Mark Shin er. Dan Groth , .J ill N ussbaum , Kati<' ' 11·rlkc, Lisa J_,a Pl a nt , <.arun ( .aus"y OM/ STOCK MARKET �'Ghe Soul of CSJ If you're looking for smiles, enthusiasm, and real dedication, then you have made it to Mrs. G's class for another day of choral warm ups and music practice. "The best class of the day" many say, because you have a chance to express your feelings, create and relax from the pressures of school. The chorus opened the school year leading the school song at our first pep rally. CSJH students attended all-district chorus in Nov. at Christiansburg H .S. and the choir performed for the lighting of the county Christmas Tree ceremonies.In December the chorus also sang for elementary schools, parents, and our student body, presenting "One Magic Christmas." After the holidays the chorus jumped into a grueling two weeks of preparation for all-county chorus. The spring brought extensive planning and hard work for the PTA Talent Show solos, and their spring trip to the Hershey Park Music Festival in Pennsylvania. With two trophies from Busch Gardens and Dollywood the previous two years, the chorus hopes to bring home another award in 1992 . Everybody smile now' Mrs. Giles really gees into conducting! CHORUS: Front row-Michele Waldron, Lory W ebster, Bech Career, Whitney G riffith, Kim Speers, Candy Nichols .Row 2· Jamie H epcinscall , Whitney Funk, Carrie Manning, Sylvana Sinha, Juli e Ann Sgroi, Sarah Shivers, Susan Spears, Alisof! Thacker, Stephanie Crebo, Row 3-J amie Smith, Niki Turner, Fumi Wakahara, J oey Frost, J ason Co unts, J ason Collins, Tii McCarry, Amber Willmocc, Heather Chriscley, Row 4-Mrs. G iles.Kayleen English, Allison Elias, Julie Srogner, Grnhu11t Moore, Rebecca Gilbert, Cory Foutz, Angela Luccrell, R obyn Shorter Sing it, Nik i' CHOR US Choi r friends are the best' Chorus officers are Juli e Stogner and Heather Christley . ALL COUNTY C HORUS: Frum row -J amie Smi th, H e:Hh•'' C hristley, Candy Ni chols, Sara h Shi vers. Row 2- Kay leen En!! lish , J oey Frost , J asu n Co unts, Row _1 -Allison Ellis . .Juli< Stogner, Graham Moure, ReheLca Gilbe rt , Jason Collins, Cut' Fuutz , Robyn Shorter �Vo ices of the Planet ECOLOGY CLUB: From ro w-offi cers- Erin McDon ald , K a ci t• Woods, Jenny Mowles, Anna Rae, Brianne Taylor, Tara W ood , Row 2-Sariah Light, Ashley Atkinson, Whirney Davis, Emily Click, Missy James, Paula Karz, Mrs. Pugh,Stc:phanic Scon,Row 3-Thi Campbell, Karherine Briuain, Andee Moore, Tiffany King, Kayleen English, Leslie Burd en, Tracy Otrwell, Elizabeth Rae, Mandy English, Row 4Cla.ire Rou amel, J essica Vcsr, Julie Kiuelso n, Michele Ganong, Debra Masters, Bonnie Blackwell, Susan Anderton, Paul McGrego r Thi aids our planet. It's TOO early in the morning' Katherine picks up some litter. Anna 's in charge. It has been a busy year for Ecology Oub members with such projects as starting paper recycling and taking over the can recycling. The dub, being new this year, has been concentrating on funds and organization and is still a growing dub. Next year the Ecology Club hopes to start such projects as buying a tree for the school and we want to help other schools start Ecology Oubs. But for now the Voices of the Planet at CSJ are singing loud thanks to the cooperation of the student body. ECOLOGY CLUB �We had a strong band program this year under the leadership of Mrs. Wise. She didn't do it all alone, though; she had. the help of five terrific band officers. All four bands performed remarkably well at the Wimer and Spring Concerrs. It seems that all those practice cards finally paid off! This year Cave Spring did extremely well at All-District Band try-outs and had twenty-nine members make the bands. We are vety proud of these fine musicians who represented Cave Spring Junior well when they performed in Blacksburg. It's been a fun year making "The Wonder of Mu- American sic. WOODWINDS Band fric:nds are rhe best friends! BRASS All b ut Decca art anxiously awaiting the cuncen' STAGEHAND CLARINET CHOI R: Carol Rolley. Scutt Scheuer Danielle Ri tter, Deb ra Mas ters, Scar T rompeter, Leslit: Davis ' GBAND WOODWINDS I: Front row-Ryan Groth , Sally Williams, Honey Melan con , Boyd Jord an , Jodi Bourgeois, Kare Netti~ , Juli( Thompson, Brad W eaver, Row 2-Jacob Higginbotham, Eric Walrond, Chad Skeens, Josh Van Dyck, Jill Nu ssbaum , Ca meroO Blount , J oy Marracini, Shannon Procror, Row 3-Mike Beachy, Braum Mohler, Patrick Ba inter, Mark Shiner, Isaiah Osbourne BR ASS: Fronr row-Willis Muska , Ryan Danner, David Richarcz, J ohn McMahon, N ate H arstine, Emily Dom alsk i, Row 2· Myles Wallace, Erik Larson, Dav id Propst, Paul G ross , N eil Williams, K evin Byrne, Sco tt H a rman , Amir Ala mi , Elizabeth Fisher, Erik Kahill , Row 3-Liz Wire, Aaron King , Adam Sharp, J osh Lachow icz, C hris VanddinJe, D avid Woodring , Bl)nll1 Holt, Dana Ad kins, Zach Krause, Chuck Gilliland , Frank Caldwell STAGE BAND: Front row- Mark Shiner, J osh Points, Mike Beachy , Scurr Scheuer, Brad W eaver, Joy Ma rmcini. Shanno" Pronor, Sally W illi ams, Row 2-Honcy Melancon, Chu ck G illiland, David Ri charrz, J oseph Higginboth am. Eric Walrond, J en ni fer Mi nton, J acob Higginbotham, Row .~-J os h Lachowicz , Frank Cald wdl, Z ach Krau se:, Chri s Underwood . Chri; Vandeli nde, Liz Wire, Kevi n Byrne, Paul G ross, Erik Kahill, J eff D yne, Manees h Jain , Row 4 -N arhan G leiner, Ka<e NeHk'5· Star T rompeter, Leslie Davis, Leila Kessler, Sam N ash , Chad Willia ms, Steven N icklas I �Ban dstand Josh checks out Mrs. Wise's CD cullecriun . ON WOODWINDS 2 OFF BAND OFFICERS PERCUSSION V 0 L- Let's hear it for girl rrum per players! UME ALL DISTRICT 'ivOO DWINDS 2: Front Ruw - Kate Nurris, Anna Rae, Sylvi a Malysa, Rebecca Harstine, Julie HudneU, Sheri Konen, Karie luedke , Kirn McConnell, Row 2-Cla ire Rotramel, Leslie Davis , Becky Dragan, Beth Sicora, J essica Ves t, J ennifer Minton, Star t rom peet:r, Jenny Cun4uest, Bobbie Scott , Ruw .) -Merrilee Brunk, Chay! Dudley, Jessica Hardwig, J enny MiUer, Heather buncan , H eather Carneal, Carul Rolley. J essie Majnich , Carrie Wickert , Row 4 -Kelly Griffin , Am y George, Debra Masters, Julie ink, Carrie Anderson, Danie Binge m a n , Dani elle Rittu, Maria Puff, Kell )' McClellan, Shannon Smithsun, Kristin Rowell, Scott ~h,-uer BAND OFFI C ERS: Jill Nu ss baum , Cam eron Bluunt, .Julie Sink, Chuck G illiland, Frank Caldwell PERCUSSION : Frunr Row -Alex Min , Stev en Nicklas, Row 2-Sarn Nash, Ca ron Causey , J osh VanDyck \ LL D ISTRICT: Frunt Ruw-Hune)' Mdanrnn, Anna Rae, Jenny Conquest, Jess ica Hardwig, Debra Masters, J o)' Marracini , l~J ie Da vis , Kare Net tles, Brad Weaver, Ruw 2- C huck Gillil and , J ess ica Vest, Julie Si nk , J ennifor Minton, J ill Nussbaum , l\arhcri ne Bricrain, Scorr Scheuer, Srar Tru mpeter, Jush Lac how icz, Row .'1-J acub Higg in burham, J odi Bourgeois, Sam Nash, laron Ca usey, Claire Rurramel, Dana Adkin s, Sa rah Layne , Amy Page, Dann Lazzu ri FLUTE CHOIR: Fronr Row-J enn y Con4uest, Bt cky Dragan, Berh Sicorn, Row 2-Cheryl Dudley, Ju lit H udnell , Jessica Vest . Claire Rorrn mel , Row 3-Rebecca Harsrine, Anna Rae, Beth Q uinn SANDm �YEARBOOK A.JJig 11mm1: lf/ ri te body copy for yearbook page. Sometimes 1 chink we're the craz.iest 24 p<:ople in this school. We compete !O get thi s job. Then we spend several hours in che spring learning a bic about yearbook work and making che HUGE decision abouc che cover and theme . Then the sponsors wave goodbye with the final admonition for the summer, "Think yearbook and cake piccurc:s!· · Back-co-school means excicement, being wich friends, all chat good scuff. Bue to us yearbookers ic means getting che color deadline in by Occ.15, putting on a fundraiser Jan ee, and selling yearbooks in homeroom (the pits-getcing 7ch and Sch grade male homerooms!) From Sept. chtough Feb. ic's pressure, pressure, pressure to meec our deadlines. Here J am on Valentine's Day ac 4:4 5 Friday trying co finish this layout. The sponsors are standing over me with a stick' What else can I write))' Here take chis I'm oucca here!!! (_ ftl ( ((I. YEARBOOK STAFF: Front row-Leigh Anne Mitchell, Erin McDonald, Amy Page, Row 2-Denise Paige, Kim Lavender, Adan Norwood, Andee Moore, Elizabeth Bancroft, Row 3-Keich Holland, Emily Domalski, Emily Click, Sara Reid, Nancy Dixon, Elizabeth Fisher, Row 4-Holly Hurc, Kacie Luedke, Jill Nussbaum, Julie Sink , J ennie Bryan, Carrie Anderson, Courtney Tesoro, Erin H uybrechcs (not pictured-Kevin Hagie) Emily does her impression of George Bush! If this book seems weird at times, consider the scam Al !he W orld T11n11 Kevin - tE:1 NE VER let yo ur secret Santa know your secret desires! Jennie - are you implying that yearbook time puts you to sleep' YE ARBOOK Denise and Andee just love Mrs. Seddon's toys. �The 199 1-92 Newspaper Staff is a group of d edicated sixth through ninth graders. We are the ones that create, compose, and edit the articles that keep you up-ro-date on school happ enings. Our sponsor, Mrs. Steffen, has contributed much time to improving the paper. From edirorials and featu re arrides ro dub news and sports scores, you can count on the sraff of rhe SQUIRE SCROLL ro make it happen . After all, we are a paper of the Squires, for the Squires, by the Squires' c NEWS Big grins about Issue #I. J H 'llth g raders are happy about the first issue. Anna Rae does the dirty work. NEWSPAPER STAFF: Front Row -Michelle Lancaster, Molly Henderson, \'Xl himey Dav is, Ashley Atk inson. Paula Karz. An na R ae , Brianne Taylor, Row 2- Katt· Norris. Sy lvia Malysa, Kelly McFarland , Creced a Le Maire, Mal ia Mi ller. Tar,\ \Xlood. Karie Woods. Ma, Heslep, Row ,) -Stephanie Seu{( , Mrs . Steffen, Missy James, .Julie Ki{(dsun, J enni fer Coo k. Sylv.ma Si nha, Knss 1e "'tdnu rs, Jennifer Cook and Sy lva na S 111 h.1 . .ire ;rtJ wurking dtvored an d enrhu s1asl 11.. .1huu1 the: M iller . .Jackie Hngruc·ter 1 <1i1111: SCROLL J NEWSPAPER �Face to face with NATURAL HELPERS NATUR AL HELPERS: Front Row-Brian Sharp, J anelle Blankenship, Courtney McDaniel, Becky Dragan, Mrs. Barnhart, Row 2-Ms. Bruno,Kelly Thorne, Justin Brittle, April Faulkner, Scott Scheuer, Mrs . Marsico. Nor pictured: Mi ssy Hayes and Lindy Johnson . Mrs. Barnhart and Janelle are all smiles. Can we have your arrenrion' Seep by seep Bang! Bang! You're Deud! The Natural Helpers Program benefi ts che helpers, the people they help, and the school. The Natural Helper grows in self- esteem just knowing he or she was selected by his or her peers. The training provides them w1th addition al insights about themselves as helpers and valuable sk ills in developing positive relationships wirh others. The rest of the student body benefits as well from the development of a more positive school cnvironmenr and frum the help given by the Natural H elpers through one-to-une or group interactions. The school benefits bet ause <;ll1<.k·nc s realize rhc: staff and administrarion and other stude nts ca rt: enough abo ur rhem co spend rime working cooperatively on common problems and proje<.C s Missy always seems ro bt· smi li n~~ N A TU RAL HELPERS Penny for your tho ughts' �Leave It To Runners Runners are the "gophers" of Cave Spring Junior. They do everything from delivering messages to carrying heavy packages. The runners give up their study halls to work in guidance, the office, or the library. They do a great favor for the teachers because instead of having to leave their classrooms to run errands, faculry and staff just '' leave it to runners!'' RUNNERS: Front Row-Maneesh Jain, April Sherburne, Lince Bedgood, Mark Collyer, Shannon Stanger, i(,Uy Mcfarland , Christy Allman, C hrist y C lifton, Mark Sowder, Row 2- Amy Neuzil, Trey Causey, Hunter Atkinson, Ellyn Stecker, Kelly Thorne, Darrin Bo lling, Melanie Blandford, Rebecca Harstine, Michelle l!an ello, Ambe r Willmott, Li ssa \'Vood , R ow 3 -Eri c Walrond, Brian Sharp, Thomas Belk , Dusry Beekman, li'/ilJ Shelcon, April Faulkn er , Mary Kallio, Mi chael Brennan, J osh Blankenship , Tyson Blais, Row 4-Jennifer ~ unrer , J ay Kirby, Doug C ullin an, Ju stin Briede, Doug Hibbs, Matt Mathen y, J eremy Gadd , Jon lawrence, Ben Coaker Srudy Buddies ilting a runner leaves a lot of time for daydreaming . Where 's your hall pass) Do you deli ver in rain, sleet, or snow' '''I' No h avi ng fun in rh e library ' RUNNERS l :..0... �We've always tried co dedicate our yearbooks co people who have given themselves and their time co Cave Spring Junior the year round. This year we're recognizing a man who has done so much for this school and so much of it on his own time! Our special person, an important staff member, has spent hours before, during, and after school doing the little "behind the scenes" jobs that are imperative for our school co run; besides all that, he is always there as someone co laugh with and co make you smile. This year's Cave Spring Junior High student body would like co say "Thank You, Wally" for everything you've done. D E W ally smiles when he gees chis locker "unjammed'" D I c A Even W ally finds cime co eac lunch . D Wally and Mr . W ald ron pose fo r a qui ck, cheerful shoe. Wally munches on a cookie; kids are always giving him somerhing co supplem ent chac good ole cafeceria food . 0 m 0 DEDICATION to the one we love. WALLY WOOLWINE �STAR SEARCH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Does MrJ. Cobble know that Jill Nussbaum and Justin Brittle are MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED W ill Freaney and Margo Saunders will not be 140ST CREATIV E ~'xJfi n ' aro u n J~ ';>.vc Erin Hu ybrechr s and J ud Bushk ar are always Aren ·r yu u g u ys su ppo sed cu bt: recess in Jr . Hig h') 111 dass ,. l No - we d un · E BEST SMILE - Looks like Happy Days fo r Amy Ottaway forgotten when look ing through thli yearboo k 20 years from now! a nl.l Eri L Lav indtr ~ SUPERLATIVES �MOST UNIQUE LAUGH-With their very unusual laughs, Julie Sink and Adam Wright llid!l'. reach our and rouch someone! MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED-JanelJe. Blankens hip and Lance Bedgood are Cave Spring·s #1 fons1 ·- * I ',.. ~ • : l BEST SENSE OF HUMOR- Mary KalJio and Darren Bolling are Cave Spri11g'1 F111111ieJI People' MOST ORIGINAL-Theres no need to 1 earch for Star Trompeter. Her originality makes her stand our in a crowd' Isaac WilJiams is also wilJi ng t0 go out on a limb to express himselP. BEST LOOKING The G,,/dni Girl (a nd Guy! of Lav<: '>pr111µ J unwr a rcS hc ri Ko nen .rn d Chad W illi am s 96 SUPERLATIVES MOST CHANGED-O h, what a difference a ft:w years ca n make' ( .had Skc·cns and Susan Wi lliam s have real ly 1nal ured uuu a pa1r uf very dllfat. 11vc Squires~ �BEST ALL-AROUND-Dusty Beekman and Missy Hayes . .. need we say more))' *~ .I FRIENDLIEST-Bernie Digmanese and Sally Willi ams always have a smile and a wave for everyone! MOST ARTISTIC-Chad J ames and Fumi Wakahara have very differenr sryles in art. Can you see where Chad's side of che piccuce ends and Fumi 's begins)?? ~ \ x . . . ,../W , . MOST MUSICA L- Chu ( k G illila nd a nd Les li e Dav is mak e bea u[l ful music rugcrher' (l..icerally ) BEST ATHLETE- J oy Marra( ini and Richie Mason - who knows> We may stt rhese faces on basketball \or foocball or baseball) trading cards 111 \() yea.rs SUPER LATIVES \ �Golden Globe Award Our Squire this year is a quiet courteous student athlete who enjoys school. He is one of Mrs. Wise's right hand men serving as a band officer, and is always willing to take the time to help when needed. In the classroom his work comes in on time, complete and well done. He thinks it is important to do his share as he serves on the SCA. Definitely one of Cave Spring Junior's outstanding freshmen , we congratulate our 1991-92 SQUIRE, Frank Caldwell. W1: a rc:n · t s ure.· what kiml of ass ig nm ent Frank and rhc gi rls an: dumg ht:rc but academi cs an: very import am co him and he always <m.'S to <lo his lx.-st . A member of the soccer team, Frank en joys sports, especially horseback ri d ing . SQUIRE Frank Ca we Schou! sp irn ra kes ma ny form s; suppuning schoul events such as da nces, we fin J fra nk Mrtv 1n g earl y ru SlUUt ch c g ir l s ~ SQ! JIRJ- �Golden Globe Award One wonders how this year's My Lady can juggle her many jobs here at Cave Spring Junior. She is a straight A student and an officer in SCA, Honor Society, and Builders ' Club. As a member of the Yearbook staff, band, and the CSHS tennis team, Jill has to be super organized. She is definitely an "idea" person and a leader. Her many interests and talents will one day carry her to high places. Schola r, athlete, musician - J iU exe m p lifies all the q ual it ies uf a wdl - rounded person . MYLA Y Ji N ~Ian offi cer in the l:l u il d cr ' ( .!u h . .J il l lll' ll" " "'" " l' l,1 11 ; f<> r 1h c ·\\<ttrhc:an C..a m p a 1g 11 ~-'"" .1 SS a In spire l )( .1 gruclinJ:! lisr uf ft'Sponsibilirit.'s.J ill sri lJ find s cimt• lO guuf uff wirh her fri ends. MYLADY G �INDEX 79, 93, 97 , 104 • • Abbitt , Courtney 12, 16, 36, 64, 83, 84 Abbitt, Wyatt 42, 53, 55, 68, 69, 83 Ackley, Mandy 30 Ackley, Peter 24 Adams, H oUy 30 Adkins, Dana 42, 55, 76, 80, 82 , 88, 89 Adkinson, Ashley 8 1 Akers, Angie 7 I Akers, Bobby 24 Alami, Amir 2, 36, 88 Alami , Yasmin 24 Alias , AUison 3 Alien, Geoff 42 AUman, Chrisry 42, 47 , 83, 93 Altice , MicheUe 24 Amos, Andrew 24, 104 Amos, Cinnamon 24 Amos, J onathon 30 Amos, Sherry I I, 30 Anderson, Carrie 42, 82, 89 90 104 Anderson, Coach 59 ' ' Anderson, Elaine 30 Anderson, Kelly 4 2 Anderson, Natalie 42, 52 , 76, 83 Anderton, Susan 24, 87 Arthur, Travis 72 Asbury, Amanda 30, 84 Asher, Anna 30, 3 I, 34 Athey, Aaron 65 Atkinson , Ashley 3 , 24, 27 85 8 7 104 ' ' Atkinson , Hunter 36, 64 , 8 5 , 93 ' 91 Aust1n , Candy 77 Austin , Kandi 42, 77 Avis, Kim 30, 3 1 Ayer, Jonathan IO, 30, 58, I04 Ayer, Sarabeth 3, 13, 42, 44 57 Ayers, J ackie 24 ' • , Babich , Stefan 7 13 8 1, 104 ' • . • ' 36, 39, 4 1, 58, 66, Bailey, Anne 18, 19 , 8 3 Badey , David 30 Ba1nrer, Patrick 42, 72, 88 Baird , Spencer 30, 64 Balm er, Hu nter 36, 72 Bancroft , Elizabeth 36, 38 , 70 , 90 Ba nks, And y 24 Banks, Bryan 7, 36, 58 Bannister , Courtney 42, 53 , 82 Baran a uskas , Vin ce 30 Ba rbour, Josh I, 30 Barn es, C hri sty 75 Barnw , Leigh 30 Barnh an , Am y 19, 92 Ba rron , Jeff _)6 Beach y, Mike 36, 8 J, 82 , 88 Bea n, 0 J 59 Bea rd , Coach Scun 8 19, 59, 6S Beazley. Luke 30 , s 1' Beck ner, C hri s 7, 42 Beck ner . josh 30 Beck ner. Kell y rn 8 edg uud . L1 nce 42, 5), 59, 8 ), 9 .). 96 8 eek m<1n . Dusty 17 42. 4 7, 5':1 , 77, 78, Belanger, Victoria 36 Belk, H eather 24 Belk, Thomas 43, 55, 72, 83, 93 BeU, Susanne 30, 8 1, 84 Biggio, J ohn 36 BiUingsley, Ryan 30, 56, 64 Bingeman, Danie 43, 7 1, 76, 83 , 84, 88, 89 Bingham, Eric 5, 24 Bishop, Meredith 2, 43 , 83 Bishop, Michelle 43, 76, 83 Blackstock, Granr 30 Blackstock, J ason 72 BlackweU, Bonnie 24 , 87 BlackweU, Tiffany 24, 26, 27 Blais, Alisa 43, 83 Blais, Casey 30 Blais, Tyson 36, 66, 93 Blake, Betsy 36, 37 Blake, Michael 65 Bland , Crystal 36, 38 Bland ford , Melanie 43, 80, 9 3 Blankenship, Cody 14, 30, 58, 66 Blankenship, J aneUe 15 , 42, 43, 4 5, 56, 70, 71, 77, 84, 92, 96 Blankenship, J osh 36, 58, 64, 93 Blan kenship, Misry 24, 81 Bla um, Brian 30 Bla um, Cameron 6, 43, 53, 56, 68, 8 1, 83, 88, 89 Boehling, Rowena 19, 82 Bohon, H eather 43, 83 Bolinsky, Brian 59 Boiling, Darren 13, 15, 43, 47, 57, 83 , 93, 96 Booth, Brad IO, 58, 66 Booth , Kenny 5, 12, 24 , 25, 85 Booth, Sabrina 30, 32, 84 Boothe, Brad 30 Bosen, G reg 36, 66, 68, 8 I Bourgeois, J odi 43, 57, 70, 71, 83, 88, 89 Bourgeois, J ohn 5, 24 Bowen, J acqueline 24 Bowles, AUison 43, 83 Bowles, Breman 24 Bowles, Matt 43, 82 Bowling, H eather 24, 29 Boyer, Steve 19, 22 Bradford , Kelly 43 , 76, 83 Bradford, Kev in 30, 56 Brancati, Mike 19, 22, 68 Brancati, Vic 68 Brennan, Michael 43, 80, 93 Bristol, Burrage 24 Brittain, Katherine 15, 30, 57, 6 1, 84 , 87, 89 Brittle, Justin 3, 6 , 11, 42, 43 , 55, 79, 80, 8 1, 83 , 84, 92, 93, 95, 99, 104 Brookshier, Lisa 19, 2 I, 79, 84 Brothers, La Vina 19 Brown, Ch ris 43 Brown, Courmey 24 Brown, Elizabeth 24 Brown, H eather 24 Brubaker, J ason 6, 30, 34 Brunk, Merri lee 2, 42 , 43 , 46, 76, 83 , 89 Bruno, Rennie I, 8, 19, 23, 42, 7 I, 79, 92 Bryan , J ennie 44 , 49, 80, 82, 90 Bryan, Lisa 15, 31, 57, 61 Buchanan, Ben 3 1 Bu rdett, Leslie 8, 36, 40, 57, 6 1, 71 , 83 , 84, 87 Burris, Steve 59 Bush, Mike 44 Bushkar, Jud 15, 44, 65, 95 BushneU, Dawn 3 I Bushnell , Ka ra 44 , 46, 49, 83 Byrne, Kevin 6, 36, 85, 88, 89 • • G JNDEX CaldweU, Dann y 24 CaldweU, Frank 44 , 57, 72, 8 1, 8 3, 88, C unningham, Mary 19 89, 98, 104 CaldweU, Robey 65 C u rri t·r, N ichubs 37 Callahan, Ashley I, 36, 78 Callahan, Erin 24, 27 Callahan, J en nifer 36 Callahan, W iU 3 I, 66 CampbeU, Ben 36 CampbeU, Karen 19, 2 I Campbell, Tasc ha 36 CampbeU, Th i 3 I, 87 Canfield, Marc 5, 24 Carey, Matt 24 Carneal, Heather 44 , 45, 89 Carr, Chris 19 Carr, Lauren 24 Carr, Todd 3 1 Caner, Beth 24, 6 1, 86 Caruthers, Margo 3 I, 7 8, 8 I Case, Ch ris 3 I Casteel, Laura 12, 24 Causey, Amy 24, 104 Causey, Caron 44, 55, 76, 83, 85 , 89 Causey , Kim 36 Causey, Trey 7, 83, 93 , 104 Cease, J osh 44 , 82 Cerasoli, Ann Marie 25 Chapman, Ashley I, 3, 12, 25, 26, 27, 29 Chapman, Fred a 19 Chase, Billy 2, 36, 66 Cheney, Nikki 3 I Ch ild ress, Lisa 19 Chockley , Trey 36 Christley, Garrett 2 5 Ch ristley, H eather 43, 44, 7 I, 83, 86 Clark, J ason 44 , !04 Clark, Kim 3 I Clark, Marie 3 I Clement , J erem y 36, 82 Clemons, David 25 Clemons, N ancy 19, 2 I, 80 Click, Em ily 12, 36, 78, 83 , 84 , 87, 90 Clifton, Chrisry 4, I 5, 36, 5 7, 6 I , 62, 9 .> Clowers, J esse 2 5 Clowers, Stephan ie 2 5 Coaker, Ben 44, 65, 83 , 93 Cobble, Martha 18, 19, 2 I, 80 Cochran , Cou rtney 75 Cochran, Ernie 3 I Cohen , Ryan 3 I Cole, Ben 3 , 16, 25 , 27 , 8 1 Cole, Whitney 2 5 Coleman, Kensie 36 Collins, J ason 3 1, 86 CoUins, Michael 59, 65 Collins, Nicole 3 I, 8 1 CoUyer, Mark 36, 58, 66, 68, 93 Colvi n, J eanette 3 I Compton, J osh 3 1 Compron, Matt 3 I, 56, 66, 8 1 Conquest , j enny 44, 48, 83 , 85, 89 Cook, J enni fe r 44, 45 , 77 , 81, 82, 8 3, 85, 91 Cook, Mike 25 Cooper, T rav is 3, 3 1 Corbett , Brian 3 7 , 4 I, 66, I 04 CordeU, Clara 19 Counts, J ason 3 I, 86 Cox, J ennifer 3 I, 84 Cox, Sean 37 Cox , Shana 3 I Cox, Shannon 3 1, 84 Cox, Stephen 3 7 , 64 Coyne, Lau ren 3 1 Crawford , KeUy 12, 44, 49, 53, 80, 8 .) Crcbo, Stephanie 15, 3 1, 84, 86 Crisafi , Kristen 44, 83 Cromer, Gene 19 Cross , Ashlyn 3 7 , 40 Cross, Betsy 2 5 Crotts, Rick 19 Crowder, Eric 3 7 , 5 8 Crowell, Susan 15, 17, 37 , .38, 58 , 8 .) Crozier, J ennifer 19 Cullinan, Brad 25, 56, 64 Cu Uinan, Doug 42 , 44, 5), 65, 8 _l, 9 l Cu lver, Beth 44 , 47, 8 2, 84 C urr 1t.:r, Kr is ten '1 4 , . [).1gena is, T aba ih a 3, 11, 43, 45 Dalwn, Kristen 3 I Daniels , 1\1,uy 12 Da n iels, Ma tt 3 7 , 68, 69 Daniels, Ma ury 25, 27, 29 Dan ner, Ryan 45 , 88 Daugherty , Jenn ifer 3 1, 34 Dav is, A li cia 3 1, 57, 6 1, 84 Davis, Leslie 2 , '15, 46, 48, 80, 83 , 88, 89 , 97 , 104 Davis, Mela ni e 3 I D av is, Whitney 25, 87 , 9 1 Day, J eanett e 3 7 Deans, Jen ny 3 I, 84 Deed s, Ann 19 , 8 1 Derryberry, J o n 25 De\Xf i11, Emi ly .3 I Did;cn sun, J\fatt 59 Dickinson, Deborah 25 , 26 , 85 Ditkinsun, Matt 4 5 Died e, Va nessa 3 7 Digma nese , Bernie 45, 97 Divers, J acquel in e 19 Dixon, Nancy .\7 , 8 1, 82, 84, 90 Dixon, R aphaela 3 I Dudsu n , Du ke 25, 56, 78, 104 Dumalski , Emi ly 37, 83, 88, 90 Dunahue, And rew 32 Duu k y, Tin a 4 5 Duss , Da n id .) 7 , 58 Duwns, M ike 60 Duyk, J at k 68, 7 1 Duylc. Tum 45 Dragan, Alicia 25 , 8 1 D ragan , Becky 4 , 45, 46, 48 , 49, 55, 70, 7 1, 76, 80, 8.3, 84, 89, 92, 104 Drumbeiia, Beth 60 Duddy, J eanne 19 Dudley, C h eryl I , 2, 12, 42 , 45 , 47, 55, 60, 6 3. 80, 83, 84, 88, 89,99 D uff, C hris 32 D uffy, Son ja 18 , 19, 22 Dugga n , G ina I, 45, 55, 80, 83 Duky, Ti na 9 Dun.1huu, J acob 25 Duncan , Coach Fred 65 Dun ca n , H eather I, 45 , 47 , 49, 55, 89 Duncan, Mi ch ael 25, 27 D unn, Amy 4 5, 55 Dunn, Marl .\2 Du ty, Ruben 7 2 D uu s, T ony 7 2 Dw1er, Amanda 25 Dw1e r, J ere m ia .l 7 Dyer, Ba rba ra 19 Dyer, Fra nu ne 19 Dy ne, J eff .) 7 , 58, 88 • Ead s, Ira '7, 6 6 Early, Knsry .>7 Edwa rds, Amy 7 I Edw.1rd>. M .111 \ 7 �INDEX Elias, Alli son 25, 26, 27, 29, 8 1, 86 Elkins, Ricky 4, 3 7 EUis, Alli so n 45 , 55, 8 .) , 85 Ellis, Jim 2 5 Elswi ck, RanJy 59 Eng lish , J us ein 4 5 English, Kayleen 3 7, 86, 8 7 English, M a nd)' 87 Ernst, C hris 3 7, 58, 66 • / Giles, Sue 19, 86 Gillespie, Shenandoa h 32 G illiland , C hu ck 17, 46, 48 , 49 , 53, 77 , 8 1, 82, 88, 89,97 Gleiner, Nathan 30, 32 , 34 , 88 Goff, Amber 32, 34 , 8 1 Gold, Ben 47 Gold, D an iel 10, 46 , 59, 83 Goldstein , Clark 72 Gu rdon , /\fond y 52 Gou ld, Kelly 32 G ree m an , Alex 46 G reen , ChaJ 38, 58 G reen, Cla ri ssa 7 I G reenway, Billy 38, 58, 68, 69 G rice, Zack 68 , 69 G riffin, Ba rbara 9, 19 G riffin, J ay 12 G riffi n , Kell y 15, 58 , 57, 60, 6 1, 62 , 7 1, 82, 89 Fagg, C hriscy 15 . .)2, 57 , 61 Fair , Kerry 2 5 Farrhing, Sa m 59 Faulkne r, April 2, 14 , 37, 74 , 8 1, 8.l, 84, 92 , 93 Ferris , D a n iel 2 5 Fech erolf, Jennifrr 3 1, 32 , 74 Fickler. Jennifrr 32 Field s, Kelli 32 Filson, R ya n .32 Fink, Billy 7, 46 , 98 Fink, Troy 2 5 Finn erty, J o hn 46 . 65 Fi neon , Emi ly I , 2 5 Fisher, El izabech 3 7. 88, 89, 9 0 Fisher, Kelley 32 Fisher Laura 25 Ficzge~a lJ, R )'a n 2 5 Flanery, Furresr 68 Flemi ng, Fdi cia 25 Fleshm a n, D . J . 46 Flowers, Leslie 2 5 Foshag , Amanda 2 5 Foutz , Corie 3 7 , 86 Fox , J asu n 3 7, 58 . 61\, Ml Fran k, Sc<:phanie I, 45 , 46, 52 , 82, 8.l. 85 Frankl in, Faw n 60 Framz, Billy 7, 13 . .)6, .>7. 58, M. 78 Frant z, Coach R ichi<: 66 Freaney , Will 13, I 5, 46, 4 7. 8 .>. 95 Freeman, K a cie 3 7, 62, 8 2 Freeze, Leigh I, 3 . .'17, 45. 44 , 8 .) Freu nd , K a ren 32 Frosc Broo ke I I , .'18 Fras e: J o<:y 32 , 58, 86 Frost Loui se 2, 11 , 15, .'18, 8 .) Funk'. Whicney 25 . 2(i. 86 Fu rrow , Ca the rine 25 . IOI\ Fusco , Ji mmy 56 , 58, (,6 .rn. • / I \;add , J eremy 15. 46, 5), (i'i, 8). <n, 104 Cag ni<·r, G reg 25 Cagnier, Kevin 4 C.ag nier, R ya n )8, M , 78, 82 {_,albrai th , Ben 46, 5 'i. 8 ) C.alb rai ch , J a k e )2 i•allag her , J o hn 25 ' anong. J asu n 52. 58 , 81 c_,anong, Michdk 25, (, I . 8 7 {_,ard ner Nathan 2'\ , 8 I (,arland : Em 46 C.eurge, Arny I , 46. 4'J. 89 \.eurge, Lau ri e 7 I ( ,t, irgc ( . Tin1 25 r" lbert, Rebe<L3 '1 8 . •il es, Bob 19 , 2 1 8(i G riffin , Seth 32 Griffith , J essica 32 G riffith, Whimey 25 , 86 Grigg, Allen 46 Gross, Pa ul 38, 83, 85 , 88 Groc h, D an 38, 58, 64 , 85 Groth , Rya n I , 46, 82, 88, 99, 104 G uilli a m s, DunalJ 25, 104 G uilli a m s, J ay 58 Gu illi a m s, J un 36, 38, 66, 7 2, 8 3 G uilli ams, Scun 68 G unn, Sara 4 6, 83 Gusle r, Steven 32, 56 f 65, 83, 93 Higginbotha m, J aco b 47 , 72, 82 , 84, 88, 89 Higginbotham , Joseph 38, 88 Higginbotham, Lindsey 26, 78 Higgi nbotham , Sarah 1, 47 Hill , Justin 32, 56, 64 H obbie, Laura 1, 47, 49, 83 Hackenbery, Ryan 47 Hackenbery, Sean 32 H odge, Kim 38 Hodges, Elisha 26, 29 H ofer, Chris 14, 32 , 58 H olden, Stephen 32 H olland , Keith 38, 79, 82, 90 H olman, Cheri 70, 7 1 H olt , Brian 47 , 88 H ood, J eremy 38 H opkins, J ason 26, 8 1 H opkins, J essica 26 H ouk, Taylor 26 Hudnell , Julie 47, 49, 55, 72, 75, 83, 84, 85 , 89 Hudson, Michael 32 Huffman, Tracey 26 Hug hes, Wallace 26 Hunter, J ennifer 45, 47 , 48, 49, 55, 76, 83, 84, 93 Hurt, H olly l, 47, 49, 50, 55 , 80, 83 , 90 Huybrechts, Erin 1, l l, 43 , 45 , 46, 47 , 55, 76, 83,90, 95 . • H age , Cu rrin I, 49, 55 H ag ie, K c·v in .38, 7 2, 79. 90 H ahn , Greg 25, 104 Hale, Robert 13, 38, 58 Haley, Charles 14 , 32 Hall, Brian 68 H all , J aso n 32 H all , R obbie 68 H a mblen, Steven 32 , 56 H a mm er, Ashley I 0, 26 H a ncock , Leigh .l 2 H anes, Gecra I, 11, 43 , 46, 55, 8 3 Hanson, J eff .38 H ard w ig, J ess i«1 4(>. 48, 55. 76, 80, 82, 85. 89. 104 H arless , Ann.·n 5 8. H.1 H arless, J o hn .\ 2 H a rm a n, Scutc 4 7 , 88 H a rri s, Su zanne· 1. 4 7 . 49, 5 5, 7 1, 77 , 83 H arrisun, DcT I '), 2 1 H arriso n , Jimm y .\ 2. 64 H a rsrin c, M aria 26 H a rstine , N a te .38 , 88 H .irs1 im·, Rd)L·cca I , 14, 4 7, 49, 55. 55 . 89, 95 H .1r1m.1n , E.irl >8 H a nm an, Jul 1t· II, 15, .lH.8\,84 H anman , K at ie 2, I I , 1.\, .\8 , 8.\, 8 4 H ayes, Mi ssy 8 , 11 , 14, -\2. 4 7. 5.\ . 55. 70, 7 1, 79, 8 1, 92. 9 7, 104 H ay nes , Shan non 26 H ayslett , David .\2 H edrtck, J ere my 26 H enJerson , Molly I 0 , 26 , 9 I H enley, David 26 , 104 H enry. La u ra 60 H e pt1n s1a ll . J am ie 26. 86 H erchenrt de r, Diane 19. 74 H c rt!rlle lcr. _J .h. k1<.: 12. 9 1, 10-1 Hc·skp . f\L\, \2. '\(>, 8'i. <) I H l'S lt.: r, A udre} 26 H1hl» . As h ley 2(, I l 1hh,. D uug ( >, 11. I i , 1'i. r. 'i 7 • '>9 . f . • • • Kahill, Erik 38, 8 1, 88 Kallio, Mary I , 43, 48, 53, 55, 7 1, 8 1, 83, 93. 96 Karr, Anna 33 Karr, Will 68, 69 Karz, Paula 33. 84, 87, 91 Keith, Amy 33 Kelley, Muriel 20, 62, 7 I Kelly, Carnrin 26 K emp, J ean 20, 35, 85 Kemp, Nova 13, 30, 3 1, 33 Kemp, Princess II , 13, 38, 8 1, 83, 84 Kessler, D avid 20 K essler, Leila 33, 34, 88 Kidd , Cori 13, 48, 49, 50, 83 Kielry, Marie 11 , 13, 38, 62, 74, 83 Kikuchi , Hiroaki 26 Kikuchi, R ea 39 Killgore, J eremy 3 3 King, Aaron 48 , 88 King, Brandon 48, 81 King, Tiffany 33, 87 Ki ngery, Keith 68 Kirby, J ay 48, 82, 83, 93 Kirby, J oel 33, 56, 64 Kirby, Tyler 26, 27 Ki ttelson, Gram 72 Kittelson, Julie 33, 62, 87, 9 1 Kolozvory, Pecer 76 Konen, J amie 26 Konen, Sheri 1, II , 13, 15, 43 , 48, 53, 55 , 75, 78 , 83. 84 , 89, 96 Kramer, Patrick 39 Krause, H eacher 39, 4 1, 62, 82 Krause, Zach 3, 48 , 53, 55, 72, 77 , 88 Krone, Kacie 3, 26, 27, 29 llewicz, Lydia 3 l , 32 Ingram, Chanda 60 Ireland, Kyle 32, 58 Irvin , J ames 48 , 59, 76, 83 I . J ain , Maneesh 38, 85, 88, 93 J ain, Meenoo I, 48, 49, 77, 80, 83, 84 J am es, Chad 48, 97 J ames, Ethan 26 J ames, Missy 32 , 84, 87, 9 1 J amison, EUen 60 J anda, J oe 69 J anda, L•ura 38, 83, 84 Janney, Amber 32 J ekielek, Maureen 48, 49, 83 J enkins, J enn y 32 Jennings, Dana 32 Jennings, Melissa 38, 82 J ernigan, Leanne 38 J emigan, Monica 32 J essee, Lisa .)2 , .B J ohnson, Hunter .B Johnson , James 3.), 104 J ohnson, Lindy 12, 15, 16, 38, 7 1 J ohnson, Russ 33. 35 J ohnson, Tiffany 26 J ones, Allisyn I , 46, 48 , 55, 78, 82 J ones, Lynn 5 I , .B Jones, Michael 38 J unson, Eri< 'i9 J ordan, 13uyd 44. 4 8 , 88 I . • Lachowicz, J osh 17, 48, 82, 88, 89 Lamanca, Whitney I, 48, 53, 77, 79 , 8 1, 83 Lambert , Kyleig b 33 L•ncascer, Kun 26 Lancaster, Michelle 26 , 9 1 Land, Brandy 75 L"lnier, Learlene 20 Lanni ng, Levi 26 L• nphear, Laura 9, .\ I, 33 L•Planr , Lisa 12, 15, .\9 . 40 , 6 1, 62, 7 1, 84, 85 Largen, Eric 48 L"lfgen, Jared 35 Larson, Etik 49. 65 . 88 L"lfson, Mary 26 L•tstecter, J ennifer 33 . 34 Lavender, Joshua 49 Lavinder, Eric U, 15, 49 . 57 . 95 Lavinder , Kim 12, .\9, 8.\. 84, 90 L1wrence, Cynthi a 20 Lawrence, Jon 49 . 8 1, 8 .1. 9.\ Lay ne, Sarah 39 , 89 L1zzuri . Dana 9, ."\3. 89 Lee, Matt 65 Leech , Dawn .B Leed y, ]. P. 49 LeM aire, Creceda 9 . 10. l'i . .\.\. 'i-. 81. 9 1 LeMaire , Jon 49 Les ter, Aaron 49 Lester, Er in 10 . .'\ .'\ Lewis, Jeff .B . \5 (> I , INDEX EJ �INDEX Liobal, C. J . 33 Lig ht , Doris 20 Ligh t, J amio 39 Lighc , Sarah 81 Light, Sariah 26 , 87, I 04 Likens, Karen 7 I Likens, Sammy 68 Lilly, Natalie 39, 83, 84 Line, G enghis 49 Line, Timur 33 Li nn, J oh n 33 Lippin , Mand y 26 Long, Carla 8, 20 Loches, Andrew 12 Louse!, Lawrence 12, 26 Lucas, Kacic 12, 15, 16, 39 Luci, Brian 28 Luci, Ryan 28, 49 LueJke, Brian I 0, 26 Luedke, Kacie I , 3 , 11 , 49, 5 1, 52, 55, 57, 8 1, 83, 84, 85, 89, 90, 98 Lu kas, Mike 39 Lu msden, Srncit 26, I 04 Lup ton, J ennifer I , 9, 3 1, 33, 62 Lucrrell, Angela 39, 86 Lucrrell , Clay 26 Lyons, G reg 13, 39, 58, 64 ,,. ' . . • Mabry, J eroJ 26 MacG regor, Paul 39, 87, 104 Maghtra, Rieu 26, 27 Mahunt, Eric 24, 26, 104 Mahoney, J ohn 39, 82 Mahoney, Rtbtcca 26 Majnich, Jessie I , 2, 12, 43 49 55 88, 89 . . . 84 • Malune, AJam 25, 26 Malysa, Sylvia 49, 80, 83, 84, 89 . 9 1. 104 Manetta, Alison 27 Mann ing, Carrie 9 , 3 1, 33 . 8 6 Marraci ni , Joy 8 , 49, 5.), 60 70 7 1 88, 89, 97 ' ' . 83 ' Marshall, Gin ny 3 I. 3 .) Marsico, Deborah 20, 9 2 Marcello, Michelle 9, 49 , 85, 93 Marcin, Elizabeth 19 Marcin, Imogen 20 , 22 Marcin , Kris 27 Mc Kin ney, Bill 20 McKinney, Sara 50 McKinney, Tara 39 Mcl eod, Mike 27 McMahon, J onathan 50, 55, 77, 83 , 88 Meador, Carrie 27 , 104 Meador, Stephanie 20 Means, J essica 27 Melancon, H oney 50, 77, 88, 89 Melton, Valina 50 Mengerink, Ch ip 39, 66 Meredith, Perd ue 34 Mickey, Leigh 50 Miller, Brecc 27 Miller, Chad 59 MiUt r, Ivey 39, 58, 83 Miller, J enny I, 46, 50, 55, 80, 83, 84, 85, 89 Miller, Kelli 25, 27 Miller, Krissy 27, 9 1, I 04 M iller, Li ndsey 9, 34, 84 Miller, Malia 9 , I 0, 34, 84, 9 1 Miller, Matthew 24, 27 Miller, Ryan 13 Miller, Shana 34 Mi lls, Man htw 50, 77 Min, Alex 51, 55, 89, 104 Min, Garrett 72 Mi nton, Jenn ifer 46 , 48, 5 1, 82, 84, 85 , 88, 89 Mitchell , Leigh Anne 9, 34 , 85, 90 Mizack, J ay 14, 34, 58 Mohler, Bra um 5 1, 81, 83, 88 Monahan, Daniel 7, 34 Montgomery, Kris 5 I Moore, Andrea 10, 39, 87 , 90, 104 Moore, Graham 51, 59, 86, 104 Moore, H unter 14, 32, 34 , 58 Moore, Lyn n 12, 16 , 39, 62, 7 1, 74 , 8 1, 84 Moran, Blake 34 Moras, Brian 13, 39 , 58 Morgan, All ison 5 I, 60, 70, 7 I , 8 I Morgan, Jesse 5 I, 77 Morgan , Leslie 27 Morris, Chad 34 Morri s, Marr 27 Morrison, Casey 39 Morse, Dusrin 34 Mowles, J en ni fer 39, 87 Mowles, J usrin 13, 5 I , 59, 80, 82, I 04 Murray, Richard 27 Music, Kevin 39 Muska, Wi llis 5 I , 88 Myers, Doug 64 Myers, J ulie 20 Mason, Richie 49, 59, 68, 69 77 97 Masters, Debra 49 , 63, 70 80 83. 85 87, 88, 89 • . ' . Matheny, Man 13, 15 , 50, 55 , 76 , 8 1, 9 .'1. 104 Mayna rd , Gary 18, 20 , 68 McAll1scer , Ev ie 9 , 3.), 62 McCal l, Ashley I o , 3 .), 64 McCann , Lauren 27 McCarty , Tia 10, 50, 86 McClellan, Kell y 12, 50, 63, 89, 104 McCl ung , Frank 20 McCon nell , J a mes 3 9 McConnell , Kim 50, 89 McCorkmdale , Man 17 , 50 McCuy , Enka 9 , .) I , 33, 74 McCoy , Zach 27 McDan1el , Bndgrn 3 , 9 , 15 , 33 McDan iel , Courcney 1.), 15 50 7 1 75 8) , 84 , 92 ..•. McDonald , Erin 3 3, 78, 8 7, 90 McFarl and , Kelly 50 , 79 80 83 84 85 91 , 93 ' . . . . McGa rry, Gn:g 50 McGa rry, Kevin 39 . 58, 6 4 . 69 M<Graw . Eli zabeth 20 , 2 I 13 McG uire . Melan ie 27 ' Mt Guire Trav is 27 MtK<11 . :O.a rah 9 ) l G •NDEX • • • Nabers, J ames 5 I Nasca, Gina 12, 39, 5 7, 6 I Nash, Colleen 39, 84 Nash, Sam 5 I , 88, 89 Nash, Vanessa 39, 7 I Neighbors, Na rhan acl 34 Nelson , J ennifer 27 Nettles, Kate 12, .39. 83, 88, 89 Neuzil, Amy 5 1, 52, 83 , 85, 9 3 Newton, lsaa< I 5 Nichols, (andy 34, 86 N ichols, Matt 39 Nick las, Steven 5 I, 53. 8 3, 88 , 89 Niday , Robb ie 27 N 1elsen, Ben 27, 8 I N ini nger, Laura 46, 5 1, 7 1, 82, 84 Norris, Chad .l 5, 66 Norris, Kate 5 1, 6.l, 80 , 82 , 83, 85 , 89, 91 Norwood , Adan 39. 8.3 . 84 , 90 N uckols, Erin 39 , 4 I, 8'1 N ussbaum , Jill 50, 5 I , 7 I , 77 , 8 0 , 8 I, 83, 84, 85, 88, 89, 90 , 95. 99 , 104 l'rup>1, l),1v 1d ·12 , ·18, 51, 76, 77 , 88 Pud.: e([ , l\ !1 h · 52 Pu;: h , Sus.tn 20, 85, 87 P111;: , 1\ sh lq· 28 Purd u m, Skye 7ll ( O 'Keeffe, Roberc 20 O akes, Darlene 20 O akes, Tricia 9, 34 O benshain, Kelli 10, 15, 17, 38, 39, 58, 83 Old , Gregory 20 Olink , Terry 64 Onufrak, Courtn ey 39, 7 8 , 82 O sborne, H ayleig h 27 O sborne, Isaiah 5 I , 88 Onaway, Amy 52, 77, 83 , 84 , 95, 99 Oc rwell , Tracy 27, 87 O wens, J eff 39 Owens, Ju lie 52 , 57 , 8 1, 8'1 O yler, Kacy 44, 52 , 83 r Padgett, Chris 27 Page, Am y 34, 89, 90 Page, Brenda 20 Paige, Denise 13 , 39, 7 1, 8 3, 84 , 9 0 Paige, Tessia 27 Paq uin , Rachelle 9, 15, 3 1, 34, 6 1, 62, 8 '1 Parker, Chris 52, 83 Parker, Lazzelle 20 Parks, Steve 39, 66 , 69 Patel, Rupa 72 Pacsel, Billy 34 , 58 Peck, Mace 24, 27 Peery , J ohn 34 Penn, Daniel 3, 24, 27 , 56 Perdue, Ki m 13 , 14, 40, 74 , 83 Perdue, Meredi th 9, 74 Perdue, Shell y 5 2 Perry, Matt 52 Petcher, Eric 6 5 Peterges, Marie 44, 52, 82 Philpon , J oey 68, 69 Phoeni x, Rebecca 15, 38 , 40 , 58, 7 I Pinson, Aarun 68 Pinson, Andrew 5 2, 68 Plagenhocf, Julie I 0 4 Platt , H illary 40 , 84 Poff, Brenc 7 2 Poff, Eric 27 Poff, Maria 42, 50, 52, 7 I, 83, 89 Poincs, Blake 26, 27, 29, 104 Poincs, J osh 13 40 64 8 I 82 88 Pollock, Grace g5 ' ' ' ' Pollock, G racy 27 , 85 Pomerk-a u, Pac 20 Pomeroy, J ohn 20, 26 , 5 7 , 6 I Poulter, JuJ 34 Powell , Emily 26, 27 Powell , J am ie 7 1 Powers, N ick 27, 8 I Powers, Sean 3'1, 3 5, 85, 10/i Prather' Dexter 5 2' 8 l Price, Aaron 27 Price, Randy 13, 40, 8 3 Price, Sue 20 Pritchard, Coad1 Run 66 Proctor , Shannon 11 , 4l, 52, 8>. 88 • Q uesen be rry, J .1wb 28 Quese nberry, Ju hn 22 Qu 11111, Ue th 9 . 28 ,.) I, 34, 57 , 6 1, 89 Q u11111 , Sccµ hcn 28 R •• • R aJ fo rJ , C hri s I , 4, 4 0 R.1d fu rd, l\!.1ry 25 R.1e, t\ 1111.1 ·'IO, 8 1. 82, 8 7, 89 , 9 1 R at: , EI JLabt: th 28, 8 7 R.1;: la nd. T iffany 2 8 ICun sey, T un y.1 52, 57 , 71, 82, 84 ]l.1ppu kl , Emil y (i ll R.1ppuld , J enny 60 R awlrn;:s, Bill 4 0, 58 , 68, 69, 8.\ Il.1wsu11 , J ush u.1 5 . .\4 R.ay, Ur.1nd un 12, '1 0, 8 1, 8 .l , 8 4 Ray , J .1 su 11 52 R a)' , l\ !1 h · 7 2 IL1yb11rn , Ambe r ·i ll , 8.l RL·< 1u r, H upe 22 Rn·d . 1\1.iry 7 I Re id . Sa ra 12, 16 , 4 0 , 8 .), 84, 90 Rei 11h.1rdr, C hri s 4 ll , 85 Rt: p t:Jc, !'v!.irrha 28 Rh udL:S, C heryl (,O Ra <e , \V hllm·y \9, 4 ll , 4 1 !l id1 .1rds, M ike: Ci8 Ri charu, Ddv id 52, 80, 8 .>. 88 R mhey, And y 12 , 28 R 111 er , l)anidk 40 , 88, 89 , !ll4 R " ' "'· Eri< \4 R 1vtrd, J urg<· .\4 Ru hers, T im 68, 69 Ru lx· n ~ . K a{l t: 28 Ruben s, Kurr .1lJ. 7 I , 84 Ruh L·rts, L 111r.1 .\0, \4 Ruben s, StL:ph .1n1 e 70 , 7 1 I{ uberr sun , Ashley 8 .3 Rulx· rt su11 , Ash lee 5.l Rub msun , S.irah 28 Rulky , L iru l 4 0, 88, 89 Rusdptpe , J u li e 4 0 R uso luwsk y, Er i< 68 Russ. Ash ley 8, U . I ) . 4ll , 56, 6 1, 64 Russ. 8un n1 c \4 Russ, Brad 28 R urra md . Ca rl )' 28 Rurr.111wl, Chu rc 4 8, 5.\ . 5). 5 7, 70, 7 1, 7 (>, 8 \, 8·1, 8 7, 88. 89 Ruu se , ( .•irun .34 Ru usc:. Ruh ) \ lluwd l. Krn 11 n 42, 46. 5.>. 66, 89 Ru ys « ·r, K irk \'J, 'lO R u ::. 1111 ~c.: I , R hunadi_\ 28. 8 1 H u d l<.:rfurd . l:.\r.rnd 1 2 8 I{ u1hn lurd . Mull y (>0 , 70 , 7 1 �INDEX S1.1ngc r, Sh a nn u n 3. 13. _37, 4 1, 70, 7 1, 74, 84, 93 S ia nlc-y, Pa iri ck 4 1 Stec k e r, Ellyn 13, 40 , 4 1, 62, 74 , 83, 84, Underwood, Billy 29 Underwood, C hris 48, 54, 77 , 88 Unde rwood , J ess 54, 82 Unroe, H eather 35 93 Sablik, Anna 28 Sablik , Filip 7, 4 0, 4 I , 85 Sadjadi, Alexi 5 5 Sain , Sha ro n 22 Sakaguchi , Ke i 28 Salis, Scou 59 Salmon, J osh 65 Saul , Bambi _) I , 54 Saunders, J un 4 0, 58, (,9 Saunders, Margu 53, 8 1, 95 heuer, Scut t 4 0, 88 , 89, ')2 Schumacher, Casq• _)Ii Schwarz , D avid 28 Schwa rz, J ud ie 7 2 Scoll, Bubbie 46, 5_'1, 70, 7 1, 7<>, 77 , 8') Scoll, J ay 10, _)4 Scoll, Kei sha 70, 7 I Scoll, Step h an ie 28, 8 7 , ') I Sears, C hris YI, I 0 4 Seddon, Ann 22, 25 Selvey , T um m y _ )4 Semones, J asu n 59 Steer, Coach 7 2 Steffen , Terri 22, 79, 9 l Stephenson, M a ndy 15, 38, 4 1, 58, 83 Stevens, D a niel 3 5 S te ve n s, Eli za b eth 28 , 85 Stogner, Julie 54 , 75 , 8 1, 86 Siu ne, J . R _ I ii, 35. 58 Stone, M a tt 4 I Sira ng , Sh a wn 25, 28 Stump, C h as iti 54 Sulliva n , Courtney 54 , 63, 104 S urnne r, Karen 22 Sumpter, Graham 35 Svec, Bill 23 Sweet , Linda 22 , 23 Syracuse, Julie 3 5 Szu m a n ski, Marrin 7 2 89, 104 Si mmuns, Ashle y I , 5, 28 S1mmuns, J ess ica _) I, _)4, (, I Simmon s, \Xlinsur 6 0 Simpsun, Brandon _) , 4 0 Singh , Nick Yi Sinha, Si-Ivana 55, 80 , 81, 84. 85, 8(i, ':> I , 104 Sink, Juli e 49, 50 , 52, 5 _), 6 _), 82, 89 , 9 0 , 96 Sin k, Rya n 2, 28 Sisson, Jimm y 53, 57, 5'), 85 SSisson, Joe y 28 kaggs, G ue lda 22 ~keen s , C h ad 54, 59, 88 , 96 kon , C hr is 4 I Smit h , Aa ron 34 Smith, Caleb 4 I Smith , Ca ri 4 I ~rn it h , C h ad I I , 53. 54 , (,5 \ "11th, J a mi e 4 I , 86 ~·nuh, M anha 22, 2), 80 \ 'nithson, Shan n o n 54, 7 1, 89, 99 s"ell , J aso n 4 1, (,8, (,') ~owad zky, Pa tmi a 22, 2 l ~ \\•rltr, M a rk 4 I , ') l '~ l>arks ' J us I1 I',_ -J 0 u ~Parks, J us h J 28 ~Pate, Brian J Ii ~ Ptars, Susa n 34 , 8 I , 8(i ~l>tt rs, Kirn 26, 28, 85. 86 SPtigh t , Bria n 3 5 ~l'tncer, J a ne 5, 28, 29 ~l'tnctr, J a rrett I ), 4 I , (1(>, 7 2 \ fl ruell, J t nn y 44, 54, 7 1. 7) ) Pru ilJ , J ake 5/i 1'0 rl ur k , D n.,r d 2 5. 2 8 11 ' ll rl utk, J u n 5 -i . Hll , H \ 1 '" •nJ,. "' k- . Clrn s1y ) 1. •trlJ 1fer , R u h (, 5 2H • Yandelinde, C hris 4 1, 66, 72, 88 Vand yc k , J osh 54, 82 , 83 , 88, 89 Va nd yc k, Raven 35, 62 Yaniels, Mary Lou 18, 23 Vaug hn, Dorie 54 Yeriry, Clinton 4 1 Yesr, J essica 42, 54, 55, 72, 80, 8 1, 83, 84, 85, 87, 89, 104 . Setl iff, Nicole- 55 , 7 1, 77, 82 Sgroi, Julie Ann _)4, 8 (i Shafer, Elaine 22 Sha rtma n, Emil y 13 , 59. 1\ 0, 8 -i Sharp, Ad a m 53, 80, 8 _), 88 Sharp, Bri a n !iO, 92, 95 Shaw, Andrew 28 Shaw, J un 28 Shaw, Phillip _ )4 Shelc on, Carrie .)4, I 0 4 Shelcon, Wi ll 15, 17, I\ _), 50 , 5_), 57, 5'), 83, 84 , 95 Sherbu rn e, Ap ril 5 _), 80, 8 _), 8/i, ') _'\ Shrnz, D a niel 6 , 53. 65 Shiner, Mark 40, 68, 69, 85. 88 Shivers, Sarah 34 , 8'1 , 8(, Sho n er, Angel 7 2 Shon er, Ro b yn 34 , 86 S1cora, Beth 55. 55, 70, 7 1, 80, 8 _), 8 -1, • I Vineyard, Tamra Liane 54, 77 , 83, 84 Vircur, Brian 35 Virrur, Shannon 7 I • T a li a ferro, Decc.1 54, 76, 8 0, 83, 88 T aliafe rro, Sh a r l 0, 28 , 29 Taubman, Madeline 28 , 104 Taylor, Bri a nn e 4 1, 87, 91 T aylor, Danielle 28 Taylor, L• n eal 4 l T a ylor , Li sa 54 T e rrell , Ada m 35, 58 T e rrell, J ai rod 29 T e rre ll, J a ison 54 T e rry, Mich elle 75 Tesoro , Courtney 53, 54 , 83, 84 , 90 T este rm a n , W es 29 Th .1 d.:er, r\li su n 55 , 74 , 8 1, 86 Th ac k e r, Julie I , 29 Thews, Scarr 7 2 Thomas, C h ad 72 Thomas, Clint 29 Tho m as, Lesl ie 7 2 Thum as ick , Anna 29 Thompson , Corey 4 l Thumpsun , Juli e 4 1, 88 Thum p sun , Mi h 58 Th o mpson, Spencer 35 , 56 Thorne, K e ll y 1-) , 14 , 4 1, 74 , 85, 84, 92, 95 Thurnrun , \Xla rren 54 T udd , Al icia 15. 55 Tulley, J e ff 59 Tuur, And y 4 I Tre nt, Mary_) I, 55 Trevey, Dull y 29 TnpklC e, J essica 4 1 T ri veu , Brian 29 Trumpeter, Star 5. 'i2, 5--i, 82, 84 , 8 5, 88, 89, 96, 98 Truut, Ju lie 55 Trumbuwer, D av id _\5, 58, 78 Turman, T on ya 29 Turner, Niki 15, .\5, 86 T urn er, Steven 72 Turp in. J enn y 25, 29 Tyree, K enneth 55 I . \Xlakahara, Fumi 54, 86, 97 W aka hara, Sa yo 3 5, 84 Walden, Lauren 11, 35 Waldron, Emilie 54, 5 7, 83 Waldron, G lenn 23, 94 Waldron, M ichelle 35 , 62 , 86 Wallace, Emily 35 Wallace, Myles 54, 88 Walrond , Eric 4, 4 1, 66 , 8 1, 88, 93 Walrond , Shirley 23 Walsh e, Andrew 35 Walters, Cassie 4 1, 62 W a rd, Berry 23 Warsaw, Mandy l , 29 \'\lam, Sammy 35 \'\lay, l'vleg 27, 29 Wea ry, Mar k 35 Weaver, Brad 4 1, 83, 85 , 88, 89 Webster, Anita 54, 85, 84 Webster, Lory 24, 29, 86 Websier, Na than 29 Weekly, Amanda 24 , 29 Weeks, C harl ie 29 Weikel, H olly 4 I \Veils. Gi nge r 29. 85 Wen[l-, Yonah 3 1, 35, 62 West, Ashley 2. 5, 12, 16. 4 1, 74, 82 \ XI esi, l\l a u 29 \Xl h is m an , Betty l 8, 2 1, 2,'1 W h itby. J uh n _)5, 58 Wh11by, Thomas 5, 29 White , Coach Ruge r 65 W hit e, /\la u 35 W ickert, Ca rri,· 54, 89 Wiggi ns, _J eff 55, 58 W ilhelm, Jen ny 54, 8_1 Wi lkerson , J aso n 29 \Xi ilk ms, Alison 3 5 Willard , Lee 4 I \Xl illi ams, Aaron 12 W illia m s, Sandra 54, 80 Willia m s, Sarah 35 , 62 Williams, Susan 3, 43 , 54, 83, 96 \Xlillmorr, Amber 4 1, 86, 93 Willmorr, Vanessa 72 \Xlillmorr, \'\lade 3 5 Wilmer, J ennifer I , 3, 24, 29 Wilmer, Stephen 13 , 36, 4 1, 58, 66 , 68 Wilson, Berh 60 Wilson , Nikki 75 \'\limberly, Co urmey 4 1 Wimmer, \Xlillie 29 \Xlindel, Kristi 3 5 W infree, H eather 29 Wire, Eliza b erh 46, 48 , 54, 83, 84 , 85, 88, 89 \'\lire, Susie 23 W ise, D anielle 18, 23, 29 Wise, Lindsey I, 28, 29 , I 04 W irrley, J ohn 14 Wohlford, Arthur 3 5, 66 \XI a lu ms, Anrhony 59 Wood, Brian 59 \XI ood, Dustin 3 5 Wood, Lissa 12, 4 1, 62 , 93 Wood, Tara 4 1, 82, 87, 9 1 Wood ring, D avid 4 l , 58, 64, 88 Woods, K a rie 4 1, 83, 87, 9 1 Woodson, J erem y 29 Woody, J enni fe r 40, 4 1, 82, 84 Woodyard, Luke 65 Woolwine, Wally 11, 23, 94 Wray, Adrian 4 1, 66 Wray, Krisren 29 W righr, Adam 5 5, 5 7, 59, 82, 96 W righr, J ane 2 1, 23 , 6 1 W rig hr , J aso n 55, 57, 59, 8 1, 83 Wright , J eff 59 Wrighr, Marr hew 4 l Wynn, Julie 23, 74 I • Yea is, Philli p 35 Yessian Kim 4 l Young, J erry 29 Yo ung, Krista 4 l 1 • Z aikov , Kim 35, 8--1 Z irkle-, H earl1er 55, 8 1 Willi ams, Ba rbara 2.1 W ill iams , C had 43 . 5 1, 55, 'i4, 77 , 8 1, u 88 Wi ll iams, lsaat 55, '>4, '> 7. 'i9, 68. 69. 8), 96 Willi.u n s . .J asu n 29 W illiams, Neil 36. 4 I, 66. 69, 8 _), 88 Wi lliams. Sally 5 1, 52, 'i_), 'i4, 76. 81. 82. 8 _>, 88, 97 INDEX �Late Night Wrap-up The 1991-92 school year has definitely been a year of wonder. With a new system for sports and recreation we've experienced wild changes and whole new ranges! This year is a year that will live in our hearts as one for both laughs and tears . We've learned alot about life and alot about each other. So, when you remember 1991-92, think of all we said and did in that magical year of wonder. REFLECTIONS CONTEST WINNERS: Fro m Row-Sa ri ah Ligh r. Sra cie Lu msden, Cirherine Furr< Ashley Atkinson, Lindsey Wist, Row 2-Eric Mahone , DaviJ H c: nlc: y, Am y C..1. U SC}' , Blake Po ims, Row James Johnson , Andee Moore, Carric Shc:ho n, Carri e MeaJur, l\-f aJclim: Taubman , Beth Sicora, Row Sylvana Sinha, Jessi ca H ardwig, Graham Moore, Carrit· Ander son , Les lie D av is SQUIRE AND MY LADY NOMINEES: Front row-Sylvana Sinha, Missy Hayes , JiU Nussbaum , Becky Dragan, Leslie Davis, Row 2-Dusry Beekman, Justin Brittle, Matt Marheny, J eremy Gadd, Frank Caldwell SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Fronc row-J essica Vesc, Jusrin Mowles, Jill Nussba um , R1 2-Ryan Grorh, Greg Hahn, Chris Sears, Lindsey Wise , Row _)- Paul Macgregor, Se Powers, Trey Causey SPELLING BEE WINNERS: Julie Plagenh0<:f, Danielle Riner, J ackie Hergruerer, Madeline T aubman SCHOOL SPELLING BEE C HAMP: Duke- Dud sun The Wonder Y ean - THE FLAG GUYS: Chrissy Miller, Jason Clark, Don G ui ll iams, And rew Amos S CLOSJNG live, luvt'. laugh ,1nd be happy! ���- 1Xl'f'\nu ~"---\ w\r(\-+ ~ <--\eav- \r-0n ~ u_e \ \ \( \ \ ~e <-\0. O\.Jev ~ "-.J ~ f\Y\ "~ y YD"' -\it\-e_ Q, Y\Q \r-D._\)e_ C\c:or- \n '8±D '· S\G\_,\ ~e+ ~ And doY'·* Co G1 lct-\h\ ''Cj l un.>\d6 --t and b~ o-f' G\ \ ~n·+ ~lQL[ -tea \fr'\0c\r\ o~ h-1Jfu cy- dove_ ~+s Y\.IL'f.-+ c~ ~'( uou ~ ~e:_ ~ 0.-\- r-1\U l 'o.s~e_ l 0enrtt..} Q"'(j \ \o\.R uou ~ \r\Q\ C_) fr \) S ~vq <1+s ~ 'f::DV1>'--l l' VV\ \c~r0q On ~e_ tDS ~ �\ � 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 Squire Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Cave Spring Middle School opened in the former Cave Spring High School building in 1968. It was the first middle school in Roanoke County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 Squire 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 1992 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 Squire1992 https://www.virginiaroom.org/digital/files/original/73/6512/Squire1991.pdf c5b8b6993e831c80d7c37bf52f8bb80d PDF Text Text �. ~ ' . ,. �'])fl-rJ rvJ f'Y\_o~°'- ­ i 71:- 6~ ���A SIGN OF THE TIMES I Was So Nervous the first day of school ... I got lost and I didn't even have my handbook. I wandered around in front of my classroom. Next I could not get my lousy locker open. Besides all that, I could not find the gym! I asked a cheerleader and she answered in a ditzy voice, 'around the comer!' E.R. . . . that I tried my hall locker combination on my gym locker and my gym locker combination on my hall locker! - M.]. . . . we all wanted to act cool, but we knew the 9th graders ruled. - There are many things happening in rhe world around us, and rhe junior high school years are when memories are made. You should be able, five years from now, to pick up this yearbook and say, ""Hey, I remember that fashion!" or, "This was a really near sryle! '" Remember New Kids, Sebagos, Nike Air, and Waldo Books? How about Koosh Balls, M.C. Hammer, Barr Simpson, and Chriscian Slater? Sixcies sryles are supposedly coming back. Tie-dye, Crystals, tights, short mini-skirts, and even bellbottoms are seen frequently. Or more important, remember when Iraq invaded Kuwait, when the U.S. and Soviet troops cooperated, when the science projea '"Biosphere II" was started, and when Germany reunified? But what else will you remember? Your best friend in 6th grade, that boyfriend in 7th? How about the underclassman that kicked your chair in 8th, or all your friends and the experience of being a Freshman!!! Someday your children, looking back in your yearbooks, will come across a picture of you and say, "How could my mom/dad ever look like rhat?" What -..~.............. will you remember most? P.K. Some of our Cave Spring artists pose 6th Grade " " for a moment to reflect on their master- pieces . I Could H ave Died . . . when I took a swing at the soccer ball and totally missed. I did a full circle and everybody started yelling at me. . . . when I had to cough and I spit Coke on my friend. - CM . . . . I drove my cousin's remote control car into my dog's water dish. . . . I played teeball and I tripped over l st base on opening day. . . . I sneezed R aisin Bran all over the wall! 7th Grade 2 •• J usr a few Cave Spring sch olars. �The Halls of Time In the freshman class there were many original and interesting responses to our questions. Many kids thought it was awesome when our football or any sports team wins - especially over Hidden Valley. A lot of the kids liked it when there was an excuse to be out of school or skip homework. Quite a few even went so far as to say it would be awesome to burn down the school and the teachers in it! The most unique and mysterious answer of all was simply "Girls!" from the 9th grade guys. In 8th grade many of the srudents claimed they hated when homework was given out. Quite a few said they hated going to school. One student had a slightly different twist; he hates it when the dog eats his homework! (Deja' vu - seems like I heard that one before!) Some others said they hated when a guy dumped them, a guy they like likes someone else, the guy they like has a girlfriend, or when a guy ruins their day! An interesting one was, " Don't you hate it when people have to be normal like everyone else." " Don't You Hate It . . . when you get up late, miss the bus, and end up late at school only to find there is no school! . . . you find rolled up gummi bears in your seat! - J.B. ... you're eating lunch and pizza hits you in the side of the head. . . . gum gets stuck to the bottom of your shoes. . the locker smells of body odors! My, aren't gym suits attraaive. For some reason many of the kids in 7th grade could not chink of an embarrassing moment. Mose of the kids who could think of a response, could not keep their dothes on right! Here are some examples: ·· .. . my mom's best friend saw me running naked through the hall." " my shire was on backwards in a hotel." . . a friend came up to me in Tanglewood Mall and pulled down my panes." " . . . I was at a dance and my pants ripped." " ... I dropped my drawers'" Mose of the 6 th grade responses were about being nervous on the first day at jr. high . Some were worried about locker problems and getting to dasses on time. Here are some of our favorite variations of chose two problems: " ... I didn't chink I would come back (to school)." - J .L. " . .. My parents were really wacky the first morning." - C.N. ". . . I was going to the library and I had to ask two teachers where it was'" -L.B. locker # 38's name is Ralph." - E.M. All we are singing is, 'Give peace a chance.· . you get too much notes to copy . . . . your sister stays on the phone forever. . . . your locker partner throws all her junk on your stuff. you have to dress out in gym. " .. 8th Grade Isn't it Awesome . when a short guy slam dunks the ball! . .. when the guy you like asks you out. . . . Paul McCartney got the Rock Award . . . . Papa Smurf can't think of anything to do to save his community. . . . if A=B and B=C, then A=C! B .G . . . . if Mrs. Cobble shaved her head and looked like Sinead O'Connor! - G.K . . . . that the class of '94 rules at Cave Spring! - B.H . 9th Grade Wild Man Kittelson .. Trash can study budd ies 3 �Waving goodbye ro school and hello ro summer. "I guess they know what 's interesting about summer.'' " Hey , they' re nor all my papers." " Ir 's over11 1" Everything is just groovy in the summ ertime. 4 �Summertime ... could you live without it? Going to the pool, the movies, or just hanging out is cool, but that's kind of hard to do at an age when we' re too young to drive. And so the only alternative is the phone - our main link to the world. What would you do without the phone? The top three answers were "Die" - 13% "Go to a friend's house" - 8% "Buy one!" - 6% Our most interesting answer was to ''Send smoke signals!'' Survey Quotes - What's your favorite thing to do over the summer? "Go guy watching!" "Go to New York, tape a $ 100 bill to my chest and yell, 'Hey, you with the funny hairdo '." What was the best time you had this summer? "Shaving cream wrestling!" " Hiking up a mountain with some friends, getting lost, and ending up on the parkway. " Hanging out with friends is the best in the summertime. The main link during chc summer - th e telephone. These guys are about Dance for summer, Ti ffany' Gar ir made in rhe shade. J usr srayin · cool. - to make a big splash for summer. �Early in che year, we surveyed nearly 100 people. These are the most popular answers. I. What is your favorite span? • Girls: Softball Boys: Baseball 2. What is your favorite magazine? Girls: Seventeen Boys: Sports Illustrated 3. Who is your favorite rock singer or group? Girls: M.C. H ammer Boys: Mocley Crue and M .C. Hammer Way co go, MC! 4. What radio station do you listen co most? Girls and Boys: K 92 FM (by a long shoe!) 5. What is your favorite canoon? Girls: Flintstones Boys: Simpsons Fred and Bare rule! WHAT'S IN W hat do we like> G etting dressed u p and going co dances' 'X'hat "s In> Parties , of course! Chris likes fi shing ; he says he got one " this big' " 6 Frien ds , the u lti m ate "' it �Strike "our! " Just kidding! Having fun "outside'" These answers were voted "out" by the majority. l. Most people surveyed do not like braces, but many people in the school do. This is something to argue about! 2. No one liked commercials very much, but here are some that really annoy people! Luzianne Iced Tea, I Can't Believe It' s Not Butter!, Kroger, and Pantene Hair Products 3. A majority of the people voted these singers as their least favorite. (Don 't worry though, a lot of people vored for them as their favorite: Madonna, Guns 'n Roses, 2 Live Crew, M ichael Jackson. 4. What d'ya think is out? ox\ ' 0 We gotta gee "our" of here' • WHAT'S OUT �The New Wave has brought in many new ideas. With T.A., S.A., N.H ., and S.C.A., who can keep up with all these abbreviations? There's even B.O. (now that the sixth graders are dressing out!)- We now have Natural Helpers (so natural at what they do); Teacher Advisory Group; Student Activities; and best of all, new students and new teachers! What a year to be at Cave Spring!!! Sixth graders - The New Add itions The N atural Raise your hand if you're sure. 8 �It's a shame this is only for 20 minutes, huh Braum? Who is this New Kid on the Block? Now we've got the "OLD " with the new! New teachers teach with soooo much pizazz' I believe Tricia is winning . l) �TIME TO HA VE A The fluting fluti sts' Wouldn'r ir be near if all you had ro do was go ro elecrives all day? You could go ro band and have fun playing your insrrumenr (bur nor t oo much fun, Mrs . Wise!), rhen go ro home economics and jusr cook and ear and cook and ear and cook and ear .. . in choir you would have fun singing your hearr our, in art you could relax and !er your imaginarion go! The lisr could go on and on! Elecrives are our way of gerring away from rhe regular school day and learning in a fun way. Type, type, type, type . J () A scicch in cime, saves nine ! LITTLE �' '. • - t • l '~ • • ' Guys in the kitchen?? Not a good idea! Are you sure this is what we' re supposed to be doing, John) Look at those creative minds at work' Susanne in action! Knock on woodll 1 l l �What do you want out of class? Loo Loo walked into the classroom . It's first period. Oh my gosh!! Loo Loo had totally forgotten about the TEST that day. Frantically, she took her book out to cram for it before the bell. She could feel a cold sweat coming on. Her hands became very cold and wet. As the teacher rose from her desk, Loo Loo was almost to the point of tears. Then the teacher said, "Unfortunately, due to an assembly, the test will be postponed 'cil tomorrow." Tin1e out for arti stic instruction! Okay , who wants rhe ball? What do you think it could be? I'm not really sure. Whar could rhi s possibly mean' Oh, J eremy, J eremy , wherefore art rhou , J eremy ' 12 �Is this class ever going to end? Are you sure there's something on the slide? H ail, hail, the gang's all here . . and the lecture goes on and on. Well, you can get it here 76 classes taught dail 13 ���that U•N•F•O•R•G•E•T•A•B•L•E look Have you ever done anything goofy just for the heck of it? Well, it's obvious these people have. These are only a few of the many wild and crazy stunts Squires perform year after year: - put two Pringle chips together in your mouth co look like a duck's bill. - cried co get your tongue co couch your nose. - worn sunglasses in the middle of the night. - put your rubber bands from your braces on your nose. - stood in the sprinklers on the football field in your school cloches. - put orange peels or pickles in your mouth co make a colorful smile. The wetter the better! Is the soup really th at bad))) 16 Time fo r a haircut' We'll always remember Sammy. �Aagh!!! I'm falling! Perfect!! Say cheese!! Where did you get those black eyes, Ch ristine' Pop qui z??? 1.., �IAKAZ""IAKAZ'MI'K'MKM • e more \n Here's a fun bunch! It's been one of those d ays, huh? :'.."-·----------~ .......... ..... It- __ Friends are forever ar Cave Spring Junior High! ~...._,,- Smile! Laura and Samantha pose for a picture with Chuck Robb. Concentrate. Trey and Tim find guidance the pause that re freshes' 18 �lAKAZ.L\ KAZ'MrA'MKM We are now finding out that as we get older the more things change. These changes might be privileges or more responsibilities that are sometimes hard to handle. There are more aaivities to be involved in and we realize that we can't do everything. Of course, the homework becomes a heavier load year after year. Boyfriends and girlfriends begin to enter the piaure, if they haven't already. We are now earning enough trust from our parents to be allowed to go out and do things on our own. In a couple of years we will be driving; no longer will our parents be taking us everywhere. As the saying goes, the more things change the more they stay the same. We might still have the same friends that we had in kindergarten. Unfortunately, school has not changed; we still have to go! We might even still eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch every day. The list goes on and so does life. Finished at last' WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR IN A GUY/ GIRL? - !AKAZUKAZ'MTA'MKI' 100 Attractiveness Personality Friendliness Intelligence Popularity Same Interests Sense of Humor 100% 100% 94% 79% 56% 54% 25% - 100 -94- -'7q - 51j. H ere ac rhe Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C. , T iffany and Ashleigh trace the name of a friend . Sir E.hvy n Nickname: Squire Favorite Snying: O nce J. kmglu . :tlways .1 kmgh1 Favorite Co ll ege: Round T:tble Tech Favor ite Movie: Cn1ne!ot Favorite Actress : G umcvcn· Favorite At hl et e : Robin Hood F::i.voritc Vacat ion : Sro n ehe ng~· Fnvori tc So n g: .1 m.nd ngal If you ·re happy and you know ic, scand up' 19 �Ola Adamaszek I don't know! UV A, rap and rock, the beach Travis Arthur Well . ., U. of Michigan, The Little Mermaid, John Wayne Angie Akers G igg, That's what they say! UV A, rap Jerry Akers Evil Dead, rock-n-roll, J oe Montana, the beach Khaled Alami Penn State, Kermit the Frog, Bruce Smith, Honolulu Arnie Aldridge Ho hum, another sword of instant monster destruction, BYU, Dead Chad Amrhein Oh , God, O .T., Bo Jackson Crystal Arthur County Bumpkin, Florida, love songs, That's life! Poets' Society Marie Austin W hatever! Gho!I, Myrtle Beach, rap David Asher Who, me?" Lethal Weapon 2, Barry Larkin, heavy metal Suave, d ebonaire men of the world Jay Baker Jay-Bird, UV A, Pet Sematary, R & B Denny Barbour Little "D," Say what??? I n Living Color, rap IF YOU ANY Billy Banks Duke, Ronnie Lott, New Orleans, rap Have you ever thought about who or what you would be if you could be anything? Well, the freshman dass was asked chis question and here are some of their bizarre answers: The Squire on che middle of the gym floor _ Molly Rutherford The home basketball hoop - Bech Drombecca Donald Trump - Dena Hartman a trampoline - Tara Joyce a teenage mutant ninja turtle (Leonardo) J ennifer Beachem Buffy, Gettysburg College, France, tverything except country Well, J effs definitely taken a new approach to fashion . Cathalene Blake Penelope, You've got to be ki dding! PretJy W oman, Texas 20 Katie Bohon Taog, Oh, yea , right! Julia Robcru, Michael J ordan Stacy Bohnn f don't know! BYU, Gho1t , Myrrlc Beach Susan Bono Dogfacc Jr. , Sec ya! !Vi zard of Oz, Foresr Hills Pool J ason Boone Penn State, rap, Bo J ackson, Myttle Beach Christine Boutilier Sammy, Smile and be happy! Heather1, Sting �Cassie Bradley Becky Brittain James Bryson Mark Burns Cary Bush Kerry Byrne Chris Caldwell Sherry-Cass, Duke, the beach, Mel Gibson Rebecca, You 're abo ut Jamie, rock-n-roll, Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris MOAB, H ey, babe! Pretty Woman, Joe lzuzu H eather's, Minnie Mouse, Penn State, The Aby11, Monica Seies, Los Angeles Topher, Test, what test!?! wei rd! UV A, Slee/ Magnoliai heavy metal Va Tech, country Joe Cambra Huyen Campbell Micbael Carey Yo Bro Joe, Gomer, In Living Color, shooting range Melvin, Stand By Me, pop rock, Bruce Willis Sherry, Die Hard, UV A, rock-n-roll Ole! Ole! COULD BE THING Rubick's cube myself piece of dirt member of the CRUE a fly on the wall bullet vampire C. C. Deville Howie Long rock dolphin a supermodel of the world Ashley Carter Tricia Ch e n ey Ash, It's just there' hard pop rock, Torn Cruise H om-e, Get a grip!, UV A, rap Kenneth Clark Stacie Clowers W har's up with you? FSU , Gho11, rap , H awaii Florida Srate, Eddie Murphy, Florida Ride 'em cowboy! Keisha Cochran Billy Cole Ken Colvin Kelly Conklin Michele Cook U can 'r much rhis! UV A, The Little Mernu1id , Tom Cruise Knock me our, I want co sleep! Stanford, Major League, beach U . of Tennessee, Lice111e to Kill, 60's and 70's rock Jell y, Awesome! UV A, Mom , Mar-r - oh oh, I· m sorry! Bus con U ., Cuymnn Islands Smiley, lt 's cool, man ' UV A. any good baseball Rothgar, We're right here, Anne! UNC. meml place Bos con 2l �Aspirations of CSJH I asked J. R. what he wanted to be when he grows up . He started naming off all that he wanted to do. Some people at this age don't even think about next week, much less what they want to do when they are adults. As you climb the ladder of success, what you wanted to do a long time ago probably isn't what you are doing now. Nevertheless, you should always believe in yourself and your aspirations. If you do, there isn't anything you can't accomplish! Heather Cox Lil' sister, Virginia Tech J. D. Cronise Progressive, Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Omer Yard Sherry Croft H awaii, UV A, S1and By M e, dam music Melanie Crowe Mello, Geez, Louise, J MU, rap Dara Dalton Chuck's girl, Oooh, well' Lindsey Daniels Galashes, Zut Afars! Marge Simpson, J ennifer Capria ti Rachel Daniels Minnie, Cool Buddy, UVA, Florida Laura Davidson Frootie, Cool Bears, MSU, Barry Link Derek Davis Fudd, Oh, Well! heavy metal, beach with friends Scientists "Plaster" surgeons Natashia Day Life goes on' rap , beach, Amal• Schwarzenegger Kevin Davts Kelvin, CU, Eddie Murphy, Barry Bonds Rohen D errick Robbie, Lethal W eapon, Myrtle Beach , any kind of Don't as k me, I don 'r music know' Ohio Stare, Julia David Dertzo Roberts, rap Roy Donahue Lucky , Wada, Wada, W ada, UNC, Michael J ordan Jack Doyle Rap Boy, UV A, heavy metal, J ose Conseco Beth Drombctta B-bo, Sheah R ight! anything nor played on K 92, me Aa ro n Ead s ll T . Y"" "K Gum II . heavy mcral . bc'1ch Ro bert Dury UV A, Die Hard 2, Eddie Murphy, Daytona Beach Tony Duus Don 't you hate that ?!? Notte Dame, Kim Ba.singer, California Amy Edwards BlueJ BrothcrJ , New Wnvc , Y osemi te Sam Household engineer Bassoonists �Fashion Designer Mathematician Susan Elkins I don't wane co grow up! Forrest Flanary Mr. Goog, You scink like a mug, Mr. Magoo 'J X-MaJ, Hawaii U Can't Touch This! UVA, rap or heavy mccal, Tom Cruise Jeremy Foster Jerome, UVA, rap, Heacher Locklear Connie Freeman Conya, Chick-Monkey, UNC, Beaches Jay Frost Lethal Weapon II, speed metal, Christina Applegate, Florid a Samantha Frost Oxford, Waver, Richard Grieco, Silverrhorne Co. Maria Fusco You don't say! UNC, Beiruc, Mr. Rogers Laurie George Pretty Woman , ]MU, Tom Cruise, Andre Agassi Lilah Glick Amazon Lady, Beaches, rock-n-roU, Florida Secretary Camp Counsdors Clark Goldstein "Jc's coo early co ceU," Clark College, Miss Piggy, D.C. Heather Gordon Hey, hot thing, Dirty Dancing, Myrtle Beach Aundrea Grant Tiffany Graybeal l didn't do ic 1 UVA, Bo UV A, Be11erly Hills Cop, Jackson Poison, Tom Cruise Clarissa Green Anne, lc'U be okay! Flatlinen, Kiefer Sutherland Nicole Greider Mac, Total Recall, rap, Arnold Schwarzenegger Zach Grice Goober, Thar's about scupid! Hasvasd, Michael Jordan Brian Grier Harvard, Lethal Weapon, rap, Myrtle Beach Score Guilliams Preda1or 2 , rap , Tennessee ( Judson Hale Jud , Who, Me' Die Htlrd . Michelle Hale ShcUy-Shclly-Doo Beas, UV A, co untry , Hank Willia.ms Pretty lVomr.m , rap Tam m y Hale Fly G irl I , U N C, Michael Jordan, mp 23 �MOVING ON When asked how they felt about moving on to the high school next year, the freshman class replied in many different ways. Here are some answers: "It's about time!" "Neat" "Can't wait!" " Cool" "A blast!" "Scared" "Confused" "AWESOME" "Let's go!" "A new experience" "I really don't care" "Definitely going!" "Older girls" "It's about time!" "More guys" "Fun" Brian Hall Robbie Hall Stacie Hall Pet Sematary, Julie Roberts , Darrell Green, Roberro, "Hey, go!", UV A, Fort Lauderdale Ree-Ree Hall, "It's over your head! ", Men At Work, Charlie Sheen BFE Louie Hanman "When in doubt, throw it om!" Noue Dame, Blues Brothers Cory Hazlewood Chunk, "Let's kick it," Evander Hollyfield Chess Hedrick Purts, UV A, Bahamas Mark Holland Coming to America Cheri Holman Cheri wee, " Oh! Snap!" , UNC, Michael Jordan Emily Hopkins Fuzzy, UV A, Greg Luganis, Baltimore 1 Jusr 24 hang ing a round Brie Hammond "Cheese!", "uncool!", The Lillie Mermaid, Under- the Sea Surprise, Stacey! J. B. Harrison Dena Hartman Notre Dame, Bo Jackson Dcan-Dt~n. Joanna Heitz UV A, Stealing H ome, Michael J ordan, California Laura Henry LL, "Deja vu," JMU, J eff Walrond Mike Heslep "What's your point?", VMI, George Jerson, pool Mary Horner Chanda Ingram Chandra, UNC, FlintstoneJ, Tom Cruise Matt Ireland Mattchew, "It's a white thing.", H eaven Anne, Anne of Green Gable1, Harrison Ford, Michael J ordan �VOGUE! Debbie Krack Gator, "Kick ya to the curb," UV A, Mel Gibson Mark Lindsey Indiana J ones and the Temple of Doom, Mike Schmidt, Ben Lumsden Gleaming chc Cube, Tom Cruise, Joe Monrana Jolly good fun! Myrtle Beach Corey Mabry Tom Linson, Nell Carter , Florida Ran a Maghern Horue Pa rlJ'. Jack Nicholson, Evandcr Holyfield 2'i �Jackie Malcolm Cool b uddy! Young Guns Il, heavy metal Mary McCann M., F.LT., Wizard of Oz, New J ersc-y Ricky Melki UV A, rock, Michael Jordan, North Shore Garrett Min Slim, Ger away little people! .!.6 Brian Mayes UV A, rock - Warrant, Bobby Brown, Florida David McD ad e UV A, Eddie Murphy. Shawn Moore, Phoenix, Arizona Tricia Merritt Osrrich, Yeah, right! as if, nor, I'm sorry! JMU, Andre Agassi Chris Mitchell These past four years at CSJ have been everything but boring. We've made friends and lost friends. We don't remember everything from junior high, but some things are unforgettable. Such moments are what become our most treasured memories. Perhaps one of the best of these would be when Cave Spring finally beat Hidden Valley in football. Next year and throughout the rest of our lives, we will make more memories, but whether or not we ever see each other again, we will always remember when we were crazy Cave Spring freshmen . So thanks for the memories fellow freshmen. Bud Mcfalls Trust me! thrash metal, Geoff Bodine ... five dolls and a guy Betsy Miller I don't understand! UV A, Pre11y Woman, any beach with cute guys Jaime Miller J ames Madison, The Lillie Mermaid, Julia Roberts, Andre Agassi Geo rgie Morgan Georg ie Porgie, Brian's girl , Radford, Daycona Beach Jere my Mo rris " Rock," VA Tech, J im Abbott, Anything by Srryper Peyton Nin in ger Pcy-ton, Yeah right , as if, nor! GhoJt. chc beach Kosaka Japa Dude (sumo Drearm, Wayne G retzky, wrcsder) Rebecca Mitchell You can't have everything; where would you puc it? California JMU, 3 M en and a Baby Eri c Murray Mr Ed . Today 1s the fi rsr day of the rcsr of your l ife~ Pet Sematary Will Murray Will, Mel G ibson , Florida Keys, Mocl cy Cruc Tracey Nelson Patrick Nich o ls Thar 's a rhetorical If you get where you arc going, yo u 're r:he re! Nightmare 0 11 Elm Street Why ask me> Field of question! Ruy , Australia perplexing problems __ . painred faces Brooke Nuchols Gone with the \tvind , Chris Evert , Bahamas, Juli a Roberts �Trey Ondrus Sarah Page H aren it? ~i i chi gan State, beach Schmarah-chile, Charlie, shade and sweet water Joey Philpott Slowpott, \Varram High Sign, Sig ht for sore ears! metal Reva Patwardhan Rupa P acel Rupacel, \'fb asupwhicu? Blackie, R uffcrmundermund, Born on 1he Four1h ofJ uly, Born on 1he Fourlh ofJ uly, Joe Mike Ray Montana Aaron Pinson Va T ech, heavy meral, Bo ] ackson, Florida Stewart Peters UVA , Bo J ackson, Palm Springs Erika Petrazio Traz, W wwh y! GhoJt, rap Amy Poff Brent Poff Jamie Powell Whatever, UV A, Pretty Woman, Myrtle Beach Herberto, Smell you later! Fred ] arnes, Ro Rules, H eathers, Christian Slater Flin mone, anyplace bur Roanoke! . surprises .. relationships Michael Price Polo U niversity , Oulu , rap , Bo J ackson, the beach .. . hanging out with the guys . . . acting crazy Erin Prillaman Shorry, Look at him! Zippet (from Rescue Rangers), Europe Michael Prillaman Stephanie Proctor Prillawo man, Va Tech, Magic Johnson, country Shorry, You know it, Y o 1 Nerds, R .B. Skye Purdum Jill Quinlan s i..,.e-dom, . lc's aw you! Flatlinen, Kiefer Sutherland Z ucchini, O h , gosh! Suspea, rap . . . when I first saw him R ichard Rader Karnre Kid, Kickborer, J apan , heavy metal .. junio r achievement Jennifer Quinn Nadia, Hey. coo l-m an! Notre Dame, Speedy Gonzalez J ulie Rad ford Bug, Go away' R ad fo rd , California c s J 27 �LISTEN TO THE RHYTHM FAVORITE GROUPS: FAVORITE SONGS: 1. Poison 2. Motley Crue 3. Vanilla Ice 1. Something to Believe In 2. Ice, Ice Baby 3. Do Me 4. Cherry Pie 5. Stairway to Heaven D av id Ramsey UV A, Beverly Hi/11 Cop Il, Eddie Murphy Mike Ray The Real Stud, H ey, Srud! UV A, Julia Roberts D avid Reece Disney World Mary R eid Little Reid, Yah, Buddy! Myrtle Beach , Bette Midler FAVORITE ALBUMS : 1. Flesh and Blood - Poison 2. Dr. Feelgood - Motley Crue Kelly R eynolds C.C., Young Gun1 I and II, Rutgers Mike Richards Big Mike, U can'r touch this' Schwarzenegger, Brian Bosworth Jessica Rivera Tom.mu, VET, juice, Young Guns, Emilio Estevez, Puerro Rico Tim Rob ers Red Rober, Remember where ever you chink, there you will be! UV A, Chevy Chase BEST CONCERTS: 1. M C Hammer/ Vanilla Ice 2. Poison/Warrant 3 . Motley Crue BEST LOOKING SINGERS: Paula Abdul and Bret Michaels BEST SONGS OF 1990: 1. Ice , Ice Baby - Vanilla Ice 2. Something to Believe In - Poison 3. Cherry Pie - Warrant Stephanie Roberts Poli, UV A, Mickey Mo use, Washington State Matt Rourke Blazing Saddles, Woody Alien Davy Robertson Va Tech, 9\12 Weeks, " It ain't Pete Rose!", anywhere away from home Molly Rutherford So, what's yo ur point? Pee\lVee's Big Adventure, any point on the equaror Nora Robinson What??? VMI, Heather1, Christian Slater J essica Ryan H ow Rude! D ead Poets ' Society, Alec Baldwin , Penn State Word 28 to Erik Rosolowsky Roz, UV A, the Nether Regions J odie Schwarz J o-J o, Don't worry abour it! D ead Poets ' Society, Mr. Ed Your Morha I Kirsten R oss Kurs, Oh, no, I'm gonna aashll UV A, the beach Tiffany Shartzcr Tiffles, Prelly Woman, Tom Cruise, Myttle Beach I Cathe rine Shaw Mikey, G cunt 1 NC State, Christian Slater R od ney Shell W hass up money? UNC, Michael Jordan, Kickboxer �Does Billy like ro dance? Yeah, yeah, yeah! Lori Snell Giggles, UV A, Mel Gibson, Myrtle Beach Holly Taylor Anne Spencer Clarissa, Hey, Babe' UV A, the land of Oz Jessica Taylor It won't kill you! Roger Rabbit , The Fridge, Joe Montana FAVORITE GROUP/SINGERS: Lindsey Daniels - Billy Idol Tony Duus - Paul Simon Bryan Smith - Led Zeppelin Garrett Min - Motley Crue Billy Cole - Poison BEST NEW SONGS ( 1990): Skye Purdum - Something to Believe In Denny Barbour - Ice, Ice Baby Laura Davidson - Here and Now Jeffrey Shelton Jeff, Pink Flo)'d, The Wall, Hard Rock, Valhalla Cynthia Shealor Fuzzy Bear, Live life to its fullest! UN C, the beach Dan Shockley Shock Wave, Shut up! Radford, Mexico Angel Shorter That which does nor kill us will make us stronger! Health Class movies Matt Silva Mar-chew, Like Will said last year, 'Give Mrs. Cobble stilts'' Amber Lynn Justin Simpson Turtle, No problem, if I have the time' B.F.E., Ban Simpson Jason Smith Jason - Dr. Ughs, Pany till you drop, bur when Missy Smith Mis, Okay-fine! The AbyJJ, Florida Kim Stanley Sup! Dream a Li11/e Christy Stephens Poo, Who cares about his Dream, my best friend's mind! Baby Herman from house, heavy metal Roger Rabbit, Andre Agassi Sarah Tempkin Paldo, Justin 's Baby, Neil Patrick Harris, Joe Montana you drop, you better stop! Mike Stephens Mike-y Mouse, Solar Powered Flashlight, Mickey Mouse, Derek Thomas Lisa Sweet J im, Say Anything, River Phoenix, Todd Bryan Marrin Szumanski The sun isn't yellow, it's chicken! Clockwork Orange, Pele Leslie Thomas Les, Anyways! UV A, Pretty ltvoma11 Alan Thompson Oh, well' Bobby Brown , Virgin Islands Scott Thews Chad Thomas Rap, Hollins, opera or \Xfhat's your point? UV A , heavy meral Big Bird, Michael Jordan Joey Philpott - Unskinny Bop David Asher - Fly to the Angels FAVORITE VIDEOS: Molly Rutherford - Heaven Kim Stanley - Ballad ofJayne Dereck Davis - Cherry Pie Michele Cook - Unskinny Bop Crystal Arthur - Without You Maria Fusco - Something to Believe In Open up and say ah-h -h . �The first thing I think of when I conside; the freshman class of 90-91 is " foreve young." Most of us have grown up reallJ fast, but a lot of us are still children at heart Even though we are moving on, we reflect or. the good times of the past. Memories are th< best things co hold on ro, as evidenced bJ these picrures. The good times of our childhood will always make us "Forever Young." Starting at an early age A bit confused, aren 't you , Mike? Looks like Connie found a friend . Mary Beth Tro ut M .B., What's rhc poinr? V o. T ech , Stand By M e Paco, anyrhing that is funny, Ban Simpson, an ywhere g irls arc! Say what??? H eather Vineya rd Hype H , Black and Proud Beller Bltm, Michael J • Al• Otdan J eff W a lrond Sru d- man # 3, Haney, dan'r play rhar game, UVA, laura H enry Marcie Weimer The cow' Michelle did it • UV A, Bo J ackson . It's coo early co tell! Momm y' Mommy! My ponytails are coo tig ht. �Picrures in clockwise order are: Kerry Byrne Rupa Patel Brooke Nuchols Jessica Rivera Jeff Walrond Jessica Ryan Skye Purdum Clark Goldstein Sarah Tempkin Mike Ray Connie Freeman Becky Brittain I'm sorry, so sorry! Garlic! Some of us never change Shaleigh Wright Charlie, Tom my Gregg, Kings Dominion David Younger Va. Tech, Beverly Hi//, Cop, Eddie Murphy Exactly how long do I have to put up with this' James Zimmerman Eddud , N or my problem, Predat or Sea n Zirkle Lefty, I cnn cnre less' Penn Srate, Bobby Brown ...... _ Everybody run ' J essica has a gun ' J eff has always been easy to pacify! And back fro m Taiwan - Tom Turowski 31 �I Lewis Ga!<'s 'Jw!, art you rW!y ruuf"'9 tfutt tt.n up<i<I< Outs~ Youth Vofunt= for 1990 - Jautifcr Cook I down. or an: you ~ awmiL/" I I IDani ·'-"5-ayo_=_"_______..... L =lly bfows n,,, top. ] �Btli 9rrufe - a year to 6e rememberuf .. . Ovem!f, it's 6een a _great year. Well; at feast we have fived" to te1f about itl There have 6een a few tearS aruf a ccup(e of fwuuu:he.s, 6ut there have also 6een eno1J9li 9ooc! times to Iii.st us for the rest of OUT fives. (AftfwtJ91i we ccu!c! stiff staruf a few more panie.s now aruf then, f°i9lit EJUys?) Now that we are in lii9li sclioo[ anc! liav e PERMANENT RECORDS (Aaaliftft!), we received" more responsihifities, sudi. as more homework., more chores, aruf more lieadiufte.s. However, we also received" more aclUwwfei!:lernent aruf respect- " It lias been the 6est of times; it lias 6een the worst of times." Nevertlieiess, tlirougli it a[[ we've 11U11U19ed" to survive witli the lieip of OUT jiieruis aruf made this a year to 6e remembered"! frieru{s 9atlier aruf say " Cliees e" at the North Carofina Zoo. WiU!mnn Ac!kins in motion "Cornn, fw w c!o y ou c!o tfuu ."' 80ROENS Chae!, J on, aruf Matt seem to 6e enjoyin!J yearliooR.s of tlie past. We worufer wliat otlier Ii.ids wiff say about this one. �L Geoffrey Allen Carrie Anderson Kelly Anderson Natalie Anderson Kandie Austin Sarabeth Ayer Patrick Bainter Courrney Bannister Chris Beckner Lance Bedgood Dusry Beekman Thomas Belk Danie Bingernarn Meredith Bishop Alisa Blais ] aoelle Blankenship Cameron Blount Heather Bohon Darren Bolling ] odi Bourgeois Allison Bowles Matt Bowles Kelly Bradford Michael Brennan ] ustin Brittle Chris Brown Merrilee Brunk Jennie Bryan Mike Bush Jud Bushkar Kara Bushnell Frank Caldwell Josh Cease Prince Charles Heather Christle)' Jason Clark Ben Coaker Bobbie Cochran Jenny Conquest Jenni fer Cook Kelly Crawford Doug Cullinan Beth Culver Tabatha Dagenais Ryan Danner Leslie Davis Matt Dickenson Tina Dooley Torn Doyle Becky Dragon Cheryl Dudley Gina Duggan Heather Ducan Arny Dunn Mike Dupre Mike Ebel Allison Ellis Keep srnilin 1 34 �Stephanie Frank Leigh Freeze D. J. Fretwell Jeremy Gadd Ben Galbraith Amy George Kip Good Alex Greenman Allen Grigg Ryan Groth Faye Guthrie Corrin Hage Getra Hanes Jessica Hard wig Susan Harris Rebecca Harstine Missy Hayes Doug Hibbs Jacob Higginbotham Sarah Higginbotham Laura Hobbie Erin Huybrechts James Ervin Meenoo Jain Chad James Allisyn Jones Melissa Jones Boyd Jordan Sheri Konen Zack Krause Josh Lachowicz Shane Laney Erik Largen Erik Larson J osh Lav ind er 3'i �Ryan Luci Katie Luedke Sonja Macanovic Marr Marheny Tia McCarry Kelly McClellan Kim McConnell Matt McCorkindale Courtney McDaniel Kelly McFarland Greg McGarry Sara McKinney Jonathan McMahon Honey Melancon Kare Norris Jill Nussbaum Isaiah Osbourne Amy Onaway Julie Owens Kary Oyler Chris Parker Shelly Perdue Matt Perry Marie Pererges Andrew Pinson Maria Poff Dexter Prather Shannon Procter Mike Puckerr Kelly Quinn Tonya Ramsey Jason Ray David Richarrz Ashlee Robenson Ro b Rouse Laura srrikes a pose. �Cory Sadler Margo Saunders Nicole Setliff Adam Sharp Will Shelton Jenny Spruell Jake Spruill Jon Spurlock J uiie Stogner Chasici Srump Tonya Swain Decca Taliaferro Donnie Taylor Lisa Taylor J aison Terrell Courmey Tesoro Jennifer Thomas Star Trompeter Ivana Trump Chris Underwood Jess Underwood Josh Van Dyke Dorie Vaughn Jessica Vest Tamra Vineyard Fumi Wakahara Emilie Waldron Myles Wallace J osh West Carrie Wickert Jenny Wilhelm Chad Williams Sally Williams Sandra Williams Susan Williams Elizabeth Wire Alfonso Wood Adam Wright Jason W right Practice makes perfect. Pssst 1 ] use a sittin · in the morning sun . 37 �WELCOM E TO Let's hear it for 7th Grade! Foot Loose! A little louder, Lee. Can 'r beat the real thing! Putt-putt for the fun of it' Say what!) Ler ·s see those pearly whites . �THE REAL Well, we're finally in seventh grade. That translates more freedom (which we used to not have), like two lockers, having to dress out for gym, and being more involved in other school activities . Then there is the bad side: harder work and worst of all more homework! To all of you seventh graders we say, welcome to the real world! to Yo! Jon! Check him out! �Greg Bosen Leslie Burdett Kevin Byrne Jennifer Callahan Ben Campbell Trey Causey Amy Charles Courtney Abbitt Amir Alami Hunter Atkinson Stefan Babich Melanie Bachorik Hunter Balmer Bryan Banks 40 Jeff Barron Michael Beachy Victoria Belanger John Biggio Tyson Blais Crystal Bland Josh Blankensh ip Billy Chase Kim Chockley Emily Click Christy Clifton Kensie Coleman Mark Collyer Brian Corbett Sean Cox Stephen Cox Ashlyn Cross Eric Crowder Susan Crowell Marr Daniels Nancy Dixon Vanessa Diede Danny Doss J ames Dwier Jeff Dyne Ira Eads Kristy Early Matt Edwards Ricky Elkins Avonti Elmore Kayleen English Chris Ernst April Faulkner Elizabeth Fisher Corie Fourz �Kevin Hagie Robert Hale Jeff Hansen Arwen Harless Nate Harstine Earl Hartman Julie Hartman J ason Fox Billy Frantz Katy Freeman Brooke Frost Louise Frost Jimm y Fusco Becky Gilbert Chad Green Marquis Green Billy Greenway Kelly Griffin Paul Gross Dan Groth J on Guilliams Katie Hartman Joseph Higginbotham Kim Hodge Keith Holland Leanne J emigan Lindy Johnson Mike Jones Erik Kahill Princess Kemp Crystal Kenyon Marie Kielry H eather Krause Lisa faPlant Kim Lavind er Sarah fayne Ryan Leary Jamie Light Natalie Lilly Katie Lucas Mike Lukas Greg Lyons Paul MacGregor J ohn Mahoney Jimmy McConnell Christy McDaniel 41 �Kevin McGarry Tara McKinney Dixie Meggers Chip Mengerink Ivey Miller Ryan Miller Andee Moore Lynn Moore Brian Moras Jennifer Mowles Kevin Music Colleen Nash Vanessa Nash Kate Nettles Matt Nichols Amy Noakes Adan Norwood Erin Nuckols Kelly Obenshain Courtney Onufrak Shannon Oversrreet Denise Paige Steve Parks Kim Perdue Rebecca Phoenix Hillary Platt Josh Points Randy Price Anna Rae Bill Rawlings Brandan Ray Sara Reid Chris Reinhardt Whitney Rice Thyrza Rickman Danielle Ritter Kori Roberts Dallas Robertson Tommy Robertson Carol Rolley Julie Rosapepe Adam Rourke Kirk Royster Filip Sablik Eric Saunders 42 �Jon Saunders Scott Scheuer Emily Shaftman Brian Sharp Mark Shiner Brandon Simpson Caleb Smith Cari Smith Jamie Smith Michael Smith Jason Snell Mark Sowder J arrert Spencer Shannon Seanger Patrick Stanley Ellyn Stecker Tricia Scellern Mandy Stephenson Brianne Taylor Neal Taylor Corey Thompson Julie Thompson Kelly Thorne Andy Toor Jessica Triplett Chris VandeLinde Clinron Vericy Eric Walrond Cassie Walters Brad w eaver H olly Weikel Ashley W est Lee W illard N eil W illiams Am ber Willmott Stephen Wilmer Courtney W imberly Lissa W ood Tara Wood D avid Woodring Kacie Wood s Jennifer Woody Adriane Wray Mart Wrigh t Krisra Young �It was scary and exaang at first: New faces, new teachers, new school, new concepts. Everything's bigger - the kids, the homework, the school - everything. It's almost like starting at the beginning again. A rerun of kindergarten. We look up to the kids at the top ·· the Freshmen. A lot of times the new things aren't so bad . Dances for one thing. Those can be really fun. Sports are another, whether we participate or observe. Of course, going to the junior high is a big step toward entering the adult world . We're older now, but not old enough to do all the things we want. Now that we're in 6th grade, it's as if there's a sign saying this is the beginning. Time to begin acting more "mature." Time to begin the junior high school years . Time to begin ... The beginning of the signs of time! 6 v 44 Graders ze y 0 �Hollywood, here I come.I Get down Nor so different after all. Digging deep Wait ri ll Mom finds our' M-1- C - K - E- Y M -0 -U -S-E 45 �Mandy Ackley Holly Adams Jonathan Amos Sherry Amos Elaine Anderson Amanda Asbury Anna Asher Kim Avis Jonathan Ayer Courtney Bailey David Bailey Spencer Baird Vince Baranawskas Josh Barbour Leigh Barnett Luke Beazley Josh Beckner Kelly Beckner Susanne Bell Ryan Billingsley Grant Blackstock Casey Blais Cody Blankenship Brian Blount Sabrina Booth Brad Boothe Kevin Bradford Katherine Brittain Jason Brubaker Lisa Bryan Ben Buchanan D awn Bushnell W ill Callahan Thi Campbell Catherine Canipe Todd Carr Margaret Cruthers Chris Case N icole Cheney Ann Macie Clack Kim Clark Ernie Cochran R yan Cohen J ason Collins N icole Collins J eanette Colvin J osh Com pton Marr Compton Travis Cooper Jason Counts Jenni fer Cox Shana Cox Shan nan Cox Lauren Coyne Stephanie Crebo Kristen Dalton Jen ni fer Daugherry Alicia Davis Jennifer Deans Emi ly Dewitt Raphaela Dixon Andrew Donahue C hri s Duff 46 �Matt Dunn John Durham Christy Fagg Jennifer Fetherolf Jennifer Fickler Kelli Fields Ryan Filson Kelley Fisher Karen Freund Joey Frost Jake Galbraith Jason Garong Shenandoah Gillespie Drew Gilmer Nathan Gleiner Amber Goff Mandy Gordon Kelly Gould Laura Grier Seth Griffin Jessica Griffith Steven Gusler Charles Haley Jason Hall Steven Hamblen Blair Hammond John Harless Jimmy Harrison David Hayslett James Heslep Justin Hill Chris Hofer Stephen Holden Michael Hudson Ludia llewiez Kyle Ireland Missy James Amber Janney Jenny Jenkins Dana Jennings Monica Jernigan Lisa Jesee Hunter Johnson James Johnson William Jones Lynn Jones Anna Karr Paula Katz Amy Keith Nova Kemp Leila Kessler Jeremy Killgore Tiffany King Joel K irby Julie Kittelson Kyleigh Lambert Lau ra Lanphear Jared Largen Jenni fe r L~rs lercer Dana Lazzuri Dawn Leech Creceda Le Mai re Erin Lester 47 �Jeffrey Lewis Charles Liebal Timur Line John Linn Jennifer Lupron Carrie Manning Ginny Marshall Evie McAllister Ashley McCall Ericka McCoy Bridgert McDaniel Erin McDonald Sarah McKay Eddie McMichael Lindsey Miller Malia Miller Michelle Miller Shana Miller Leigh Anne Mirchell Jay Mizack Danny Monahan I i H unter Moore Blake Moran N athanael Neighbors Candy N ichols Stephen Nolden Chad N orris T ricia Oakes Chad Ownby Amy Page Rachelle Pazuin Billy Parse! John Peery Meredith Perdue J ud Poulrer Sean Powers Bech Q uinn Eric Riner ] orge Rivera Laura Roberts Bonnie Ross Caron Rouse Danielle Saul Jon Schanewolf Casey Sch umacher J ay Scott C h ris Sears Tommy Selvey 48 �Julie Sgroi Carrie Shelron Sarah Shivers Robyn Shorter Jessica Simmons Nick Singh Aaron Smith Susan Spears Brian Speight Daniel Stevens Julie Syracuse Jennifer Taetz Aaron Taylor Adam Terrell Alison Thacker Spencer Thomson Cheran Tiwari Alicia Todd Mary Trent Julie Trout High on friendship David Trumbower Niki Turner Kenneth Tyree H eather Unroe Raven VanDyck Katherine Vest Brian Vittur Si:acy Wade Sayo Wakahara Lauren Walden Michelle Waldron T. J. Walker Emily Wallace Andre Walshe Sammy Warts Mark Weary Brad Weaver y onal1 w enre John Whitby Matt White Jeff Wiggins Alison Wi lkens Sarah W illiams \'<lade W illmon Kristi Windel Kim Zaikov Heather Z irkle 49 �When They Rah! Rah! Rah! Sisboombah! says Miss Wynn. What a resemblance to Donna Reed, Mrs. Bailey. J ust don't drop that baton, Mrs. Boehling! Mrs. Duddy, looking Wonderful m h er teenage years. Mrs. Dyer, quit maki -th b ng eyes at e oy over there and look at the camera! Don't lean back, Mrs. Mnrtin. 5() �Were Younger Many people wonder about what teachers wanted to be "when they were younger." This year we decided to find out. Here are some memories of our faculty when their dreams were new, when their hopes were high, before the fate befell them to become . . . teachers. What a job. They put up with us, our bickering, dumb questions, even our strange answers. They had hopes of becoming everything from a foreign correspondent to a missionary to a mortician . However, they gave up these and other exciting occupations to become teachers. Most say that it's a great job, to shape the minds of the young. Although most do not become teachers with this in mind, most become unknowing inspirationalists who instill their dreams within us, raise us to new heights, teach us to bercer ourselves, so we too, someday, can submit embarrassing pictures to a yearbook staffl The windblown look of Mes. Meador. I think it's time to get conracrs, Mrs. Harrison. I wonder who Mes. Deeds is looking up ro? We know you're eati ng for rwo, but c' mon Mes. Marsico, don't you think 6 pizzas is a bit much? Th e all powerful ones who serve us food. Sayonara. •••• �• This is all • review • • • This is one of rhe mosr hared phrases teachers use. You'll be sirring in a dassroom, rorally losr and confused, crying co understand the gibberish in front of you, and rhen they use rhis phrase co rry co calm you down. It never works. "This is all review." Sometimes it is. Sometimes you und erstand the material as it is. Sometimes you don't. There you are, surrounded by people who understand what they're doing, and you have sweat rolling off your forehead and an expression on your face char says "WHA1?'" Then you think ro yourself, "If this is all review, then I will probably look really dumb asking a whole bunch of questions about it. What am I going ro do?" Sometim es it is much more comforting when you are starting something new, and you're nor supposed ro undersrand . When rhe teacher says, " Thi s is all review," do you always -1 Amy Barnhart Guidance Coordinator a fashion designer Anne Bailey French I, English 8 a reacher understand ? So m etim es we wonder if our teachers do. We asked the teachers ro look back on their pasts. When the surveys we re returned two o r three weeks late, we were beginning co worry about our beloved t eac hers ' j m emories. We have but Cristina Bartgis English 7 a teacher Scott Beard Math 7, 8 Linda Bohannon Guidance secretary a wife and mother .. ' I . Mike Brancati Assistant Principal a veterinarian Steven Boyer Assistant Principal a veterinarian • • ••• "~·~, ~. ! Rowena Boehling Latin a teacher I ' ,, La Vina Brothers Paraprofessional • (_ . , :..... .. .Li Na ncy Clemons English 7, 8 , 9 A nything but a 5 and dime derk 52 Lisa Brookshier M ath 6, Science 6 an artist One of two yearbook gods. , Karen Campbell Social Studies 7, English 7 a teacher Christopher Carr Special Education pro basketball player Lisa ChildreSJ Special Education veterinarian i . t ·.,,..pJI.' ' I ' 1 '•· . Martha Cobble Principal a teacher or a business merchandiser \. ... ,,.i·....'>jj ., ~~~ ;~ ., -.~·.., .,,.· \,. ,*'·! . French teacher by day and volleyball player by nighr! And you thought you had a lot o t leaves to rake. Thanks Wally Woo lwine! ·~~ I··· , ' "This was all review !" --- Rennie Bruno Earth Science a teacher I one thing t o say . Clara Cordell Library paraprofessional an actress Richard Crotts Health / Physical Education a forest ranger Ann Deeds Social Studies 7, Ci vies a journalist or w riter Richard Dillon Social Studies 6, English 6 r ' �- ·.~• ... ··' .1· .. I • i: ~""',, ,, Jacquelyn DitJtrJ Librarian a research librarian or pharmacist ·~ ;.· Jeanne Duddy English 7 ' a singer Sonja Duffy Paraprofessional a horse ranch owner Barbara Dyer English 7, 8 a teacher Francine Dyer Special Education a commercial artist Robert Giles Life Science 7 a professional hunter Sue Giles Chorus 6, 7 Barbara Griffin Special Education a veterinarian Dee Harrison Attendance secretary a nurse Diane Herchenrider Science 6 a teacher Muriel Kelley Health/ Physical Education a medical technologist Did you ever wonder whar ic would be lik e co be trod1er-for-a-day? You could cell your friends to be quiet, and give them decemion when they calk back co you, assign and check for homework, make up cesrs and correct chem. Ic would seem weird co sit in detention, but stiU be able to ralk. le would also be like giving a 45 minute report when you goc in front of the class and gave a lesson . And what abouc dealing with g rumpy pnrencs? Would you want co be reacher for a day? How about for a lifetime??? . . '~~ ~ , j ean Kemp Social Studies 7 a foreign correspondent or librarian A little watering goes a long way, thinks Becky Austin . Even teachers just sit and relax sometimes. David Kessler Math 6, Social Srudies 6 Karen Kingery Home Economics a teacher Suzanne Kotchish Bookkeeper an airline stewardess Cynthia Lawrence Math 7, Algebra a teacher D oris Light School Secrerary a secretary Carla Long Health/ Physical Education a teacher H ey, wait a minute, Graham , you"re not a teacher but you're just as odd 1 1 i Deborah Marsico Spanish l , ll a tead1et Imojean M a rtin Paraprofessional a nurse Like mom , lik e son Madam and Saddam Hussein '53 �.• , ' ~~ ~ Gary Maynard Health/ Physical Education Frank McC/ung Guidance Counselor a poet and short story writer ~· -·~ \"it. ~ 1 ' -· . .:: I . - Elizabeth McGraw William Mc/(jnney Stephanie Meador English 9 an archeologist Physical Science 8 a research scientist Civics 8 a psychiatrist or dancer Darlene Oakes Paraprofessional a circus down Robert 0 'Keeffe T a D a! Mrs. Korchish has arrived and m ade h er grand entrance! Technical Education an archirea H ow could you resist this sweet, southern teacher' Sometimes it's fun to catch people off guard, but it's even better when you have a camera. Most people are happy, or at least polite, when you take that "unexpected picture ." Some threaten your life if you don 't turn over the film. Overall, though, it's a fun job and you can always get great blackmail material (no, you didn't just read that . _ . continue) . Many of our yearbook pictures are spontaneous, but some spring from ideas of pictures that we think would look good on a certain page. But, planned or unplanned, the yearbook staff is always ready ro take your picture when you're "all dressed up." Gregory Old Social Studies 6, English 6 an c-vil, moneygrabbing lawyer or a canoonisc Brenda Page If you wanna know who really runs rhis place, it 's Glen Waldron! Math 7, 9 mother and teacher 54 L L D R E s s E D u Lazzelle Parker Pat Pomerleau Sue Price Susan Pugh j ohn Quesenberry Arr Paraprofessional a teacher English 9 Speech Pathologist Life Science 7 an interior decoraror an engineer an arr teacher A Math 8 p �Hope Rector Science 6, English 6 Sharon Sain English 7, Math 8 a teacher Ann Seddon World Geography 9 a mortician Elaine Shafer French II Rich!!! Guelda Skagg1 Librarian a nurse or secretary Barbara Smallwood Special Education a lawyer All dressed up; where are they gonna go??? Mrs. Cobble and Ms. Gallagher share a gift. , ! Martha Smith World Geography 9 a famous writer - Patricia Snowadzky Earth Science 9 a chemist or nurse Karen Sumner English 6 Educared Terri Steffen English 6 a ballerina William Svec Beginning Band Michael Thomp1on Health/ Physical Education Mary Lou Vaniels Business Education a comedian or actress Shirley Walrond Math 6, Science 6 a nurse Missionary of marh A polirician and a clown ... one and the same?'? Which wirch is which' Betty W hisman G eometry , Algebra, Math 9 a pilot or missionary Barbara William.I Guidance Counselor a teacher and mother Su1an Wire Physi cal Science 8 a reacher Danielle Wise Band a veterinarian J ane W1·ight Health/ Physi cal Education a teacher Julie Wynn Special Education a beautician or a reacher �The choir sings a Christmas tune to gee us into che spirit . WHERE EVERYBODY KNOWS YOUR NAME The saying is true. When you need a change and want to meet new people, a club or organization is always willing to take you in and call you family . If you were fortunate enough to be a member of one of the many clubs or organizations at Cave Spring Junior, you never ran out of things to do in your spare time. Service projects were performed to assist those less fortunate, dances and car washes were sponsored to raise_ money for school improvements, and time was donated to charitable organizations. You name it, the student body did it. Spanish Club certainly looks like a loc of work. 56 Our December calendar_reflects a bus month for che Cave Spring Squires . . �From the looks of this picture you would wonder if the boys of the Builders Club did any work. Where does she gee chose wonderful hacs' As you can see , yearbook is all work . Tony looks like he just stepped our of a Roman bath . 57 �The members of the SCA are chosen each year by the student body. The officers, Susan Bono, Debra Masters, Laura Henry, Josh Points, and Laurie George, were voted on by last year's sixth, seventh, and eighth graders . The SCA representatives were chosen by their seventh period dass or dubs. Two service projects in which the SCA was involved were a food drive and the Angel Tree. The SCA members always had a lot of fun sponsoring Spirit and Dress-Up Days, as well as the Door Decorating Contest. This year the SCA also sponsored three dances: the Halloween Dance, the Valentine Dance, and the Spring Dance. " Hold on - I can only fill drinks so fasr." "Listen up, you may need this advice later, " advises out-going president, Kyle Freman. Why aren't you dancing? When Susan speaks, everyone listens. Fron t Row - Susan Bono - president, Debra Masters - vice president , Laura Henry - secretary, J osh Points ere-a.s urer. Lau ri e George - activities chairman , Seco nd Row - Margo Caruthers, Jenny Fetherolf, Ashley W est, Kim Lav in der. Marr Compron , Luke Beasley, Eddie McMichael, J onathon Ayer, Missy Hayes, Sally William s, Star Trompeter, Jennifer Lupron . T hird Row - Rupa Patel, Sylvana Sinha, Tommy Robenson, Denny Barbour, J oey Frost, Erik Larson , Gerra Hanes , Arnie Aldridge , Mike Stephens, Julie Ann Sgroi, Fourrh Row - Angel Shorter, H eather Cowhig , Clarissa Green . An ne Sp encer. Ch risry Stephens, Kelly Conklin , Doug Hibbs, Tammy Hale, Sheri Konen , Marie Kielry, Heather Krause . .J usnn Brittle 58 �Okay Tom - exactly what are you planning to do with that candle? I thought only ninth graders were in the Honor Society. It's fun being with friends after the induction ceremony. Front Row - Anne Spencer - president, Jennifer Quinn - vice president, Connie Freeman - secremry , Molly Rutherford - treasurer, Kelly Conlin - membership chairman, Second Row - Mrs. Clemons, H eather Cowhig, Catherine Shaw, Huyen Campbell, Bryan Ti.ms, Robbie Derrick, Chad Thomas, Mrs. Smith, Third Row - Clarissa Green, Jodie Schwartz, Clark Goldstein, Michael Prillaman, Chris Mirchell , Jenny Conquest, Tiffany Sharrzer, Shannon Vittur, Jeremy Morris, Fourth Row - Lindsey Daniels, Laura Henry, Martin Szumanski, Bersy Miller, Tiffuny Graybeal, Christine Boutilier, Erik Rosolowski, Tony Duus, Jamie Powell, Scott Thews The Honor Society consists mainly of ninth graders chosen by their teachers for the students' academic accomplishments and leadership. The Honor Society held its annual bake sale on election day and sponsored the winter dance, Mardi Gras. The Honor Society also participates in service projects. nus Christmas its members helped out RAM HOUSE. They also sponsored a school wide project to send letters ro the soldiers in Saudi Arabia. In February the Honor Society presented an Operation Desert Storm Flag to the VA H ospi tal in Salem. Keep up the good work. The dance committee was happy with the results. Service With a Smile 59 �When asked the question, "What do the runners do?" you will receive the response of "everything." In 45 minutes they handle any job large or small. They serve the secretaries in the front office and guidance department. For the office they collea attendance cards, deliver messages, run lunches to students with forgetful mothers and many other things. For guidance they deliver passes and deliver messages. Runners have had many names like office helpers, office assistants, office associates and righthands. Whatever you call them, if it weren't for the runners, CSJH would be left in the dust. lsc Row - Kelly Reynolds, La.n ee Bedgood, Chris Quick, Becky Dragon, Leslie D av is, J nck Doyle, 2nd Row - Heachc r Cowhig , Sylva.na Sinha, Denny Barbour, J ay Baker, Chess H endricks , Molly Rutherfo rd , Oarissa Green, Brian Smilh, J anelle Blankenship, 3rd R o'v - \Xfcslcy \Xfilson, J ennifer Conquest, 1'.fory Beth T rout, J odie Schwartz, J ustin Brinl e, Tricia Merit, Cryscal Arthu r, Trey Ondris, Katie Dohan, Amy Poff, Christy Stephens, Ap ril Sherbome, Kelly Higsinbothrun, B:ick Row - Sruan Peters, Chris Caldwell, Michael Price, Erik Rosolowsky , J eremy Gadd , Tim Robers , S::l.m Li chens, Travis Arthur , Dilly Cole, Matt lre.b.nd, Garren Min, Jeremy Morris When guidance needs somebody, Ju st in is there. I'm outa here! It 's better than a study hall. The future "flaggers" of America. Rebecca's having a ball. 60 What do the RUNNERS do? �The Builders Club: Making a difference. The Builders Oub is a service organizarion that provides service for the school and for the community. They are sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. This year the Builders Club has been involved in a lot of acriviries. It has provided many things for the school such as doing Save a Sweethearr week, planring flower bulbs, helping with Substance Abuse Week. They gave an honor roll party and also donated some money for landscaping projects. The Builders Oub also provides for the community in such ways as collecring food to make Thanksgiving baskets and making Christmas stockings for needy children. They adopted a highway and also adopted an animal at the Mill Mountain Zoo with the SCA. They also parricipated in the Special Olympics. One might wonder how the Builders Club raises money. It has had fundraisers such as a car wash/bake sale; they sold candy canes at Christmas and football and basketball pennants. The Builders Oub has fulfilled its duty once again this year. Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it's off to scrubbing we go. Make sure to wash even the places you can't teach. I'm thinking about doing chis as a profession. Whose idea was this anyway) lst Row - Tricia Merit, Missy Hayes, Betsy Miller, Kary Luedke, Justin Brittle, Paul Gross, 2nd Row Trey Clausy, Beth Sicora, Becky Dragon, Leslie Burdett, Denise Paige, Hillary Platt, Adan Norwood , Kim Lavender, Becky Brittain, Sylvia Malysa, 3rd Row - Alex Min , Tracy Nelson, Jennifer Beachem, Kelly Thorne, April Faulkner, Heather Gordon, Angel Shorter, Brandon Ray, Emily Click, Leslie Davis, Jessica Vest, 4th Row - Carry Wicker, Jay Baker, Susan Bono, Karen Lichens, Melanie Crowe, Jennifer Conquest, Deborah Masters, Star Trompeter, Getra Hanes, Leigh Mickey, 5th Row - Jacob Higginbotham, Laura Henry, Laurie George, Tara J oyce, JiU Nussbaum , Liz Wire, Cathalene Blake, Cheryl Dudley, Jessica Majnich, Courtney Bannister, Erin Hybrects, Ivy Miller 6l �TAKE A JOURNEY THROUGH YOUR MIND Odyssey of the Mind is a program where kids form teams and work together on a long term problem. At the OM competition they present their solution and participate in the spontaneous competition. Team effort is probably the strongest principle stressed in OM competitions. The whole team has to work together or nothing will be accomplished. Join OM and take a journey through your mind! Looks more like spontaneous eating than spontaneous chinking! Minds ar work Is it, I mean could it be ... a frame? ff I co uld just fig ure our how to use rhis darn rhing! These diligent workers have their creati ve juices fl owing - 62 ha-ha' �BUY! BUY! BUY! My stock's caking a beating in this recession. Hey, Mrs . Kemp, Hershey"s up 2 points. • • • The Stock Market Gaine gives students an opportunity to supposedly use $100,000 to buy and sell stocks. These students form teains which compete with other teains in the region and nation. Even though it's not real money, these participants are on their way to becoming budding entrepreneurs. Sew, a needle pulling thread • • • The CSJH Chapter of the Future H omemakers of America has had an eventful year. Noc only did they study Stock Markee Club: Front - Mrs. Kemp, Row 2 - Sylvana Sinha, D enny Barbour, Jill Nussbaum , Katie Luedke, Row 3 - J ennifer Cook, Darrin W ice, Mark Burns, Kara Bushnell money management, interior decorating, chi ld care, sewing, goods and nutrition, they have provided handmade gifts ro an area nursing home and child care center. All classes were involved with baking wonderful foods for special events, guests, teachers and, of course, for themselves. The students in Teen Living and Life Management also became Red Cross Certified Babysitters. . rwo eggs, three cups of flour , one teaspoon of vani lla . Reeeach!!! FHA: Fronc - Mary Reid , Mrs. Kingery. Row 2 Dara Dalton , Stephanie Proctor Holly Tay lor. icole Grieder. �As another year comes to a dose for the CSJH chorus, there were many opportunities for the singers to express love for country and the art of singing. The chorus presented "Tis the Season" in December and featured songs such as "Christmas in the Country" and "Jinglebell Rock." After a "workout" going to all the elementary schools and singing for assemblies, 25 students traveled to Glenvar High School for All-County Chorus. Several soloists were selected from CS] for the concert. Between the Valentine candy fund raising and preparation for the May competition, the students honored the men and women in the Persian Gulf in the PTA Talent Show with "American Dream." Then they concentrated on preparing for the "Smoky Mountain Music Festival" in Gatlinburg, Tenn. The chorus ended the year with their traditional spring program in honor of the freshman class. Congratulations on a year's worth of work well sung. Ali D istrict Chorus: Ru pa Patel, Julie Stogner, Leslie Thomas, Heather Christley Santa"s elves do the Jingle Bell Rock. Soloist Heather Christley sings at CSJs wi nter choir and band concert. 64 THE CAVE SPRING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Chorus: Front Row - Sarah Tempkin, Rob Rouse, Tia McCarty, Row 2 - Cari Smith, Carri Manning, Emily DeWitt, Tracey Makoui, Allison Thacker, Stephanie Crebo, Candy Nichols, Row 3 - J ennifer T aecz, Kcnsic Coleman, Bonnie Ross, Julie Sgroi, H eather Christley, Ashlee Robertson, Mrs . Giles, Row 4 - Jason Zaikov, Sylvana Sinha, Heather Vineyard , Melissa Jones, Kelly Bradford, Allison Ellis, Row 5 - Davy Robertson, Julia Stogner, Ashleigh Trent, Chasity Stump, Jennifer Cook, Leslie Thomas, Carie Foutz, Ru pa Patel All County Chorus: Front Row - Jennifer Taetz, Kensie Coleman, Cari Smith, Tracey Makoui, Row 2 - Sylvana Sinha, Heather Vineyard, Melissa J ones, Ashlee Robertson , H eather Christley, Row 3 - Julie Stogner, Ashleigh Trent, Jennifer Cook, Corie Foutz, Leslie Thomas, Ru pa Patel �The purpose of the Natural Helpers Program at CSJ is to give students someone to turn to when they need help, to listen to their problems and help them work through them . They were chosen by the student body as people who are warm, supportive, trustworthy, and caring toward others, and as people with whom teens feel comfortable discussing personal problems. These guys are great when you need a sympathetic ear, a shoulder ro cry on, a smile, or even a hug! Bet they always keep a box of tissues handy! Natural Helpers: Front R o w - Mrs. Barnhart, Molly Rutherford, Patricia Merritt, Clarissa Green, Susan Bono, Row 2 - Arnie Ald ridge, Billy Cole, Matt Ireland , J oe Cambra, Not Pictured - Billy Banks Billy takes time out co g ive us a smile. Molly and Mr. McClung - just hangin ' out D oes it really take two to operate th is machine' Billy strives Moore. to be like his idol Shawn J oe poi nts out an id ea co Ben. Say wh at?1 6') �German: Front Row - Laura Nininger, Nora Robinson , Julie Sink, Row 2 - Jessie Hardwig, Erik Rosolowski, Amy Edwards, David McDade French Club: Front Row - Anne Spencer, Heather Cowhig, Mrs. Bailey, Row 2 - Jay Kirby, Jessica Taylor, Becky Brittain, Stephanie Frank, Kelly McFarland, Shannon Vinur, Sally Williams, Chad Thomas, Rachel Daniels, Row 3 - Kare Norris, J ennifer Beachem, Brooke Nuckols, Tara Joyce, Karen Likens, Sonja Maronovic, Ashlee Robenson, Allison Ellis, Row 4- Lindsey Daniels, Berh Sicora, Debra Masrers, Jaime Miller, Graham Kelly, Michael Carey, Kirsten Ross, Khalid Alarni, J essica Vest, Row 5 - David Younger, Tiffany Graybeal, Will Karr, J essica Ryan, Mike Ray, Karie Bohon, Jenny Conquest, Kelly Bradford, Jimmy Sisson, Darrin Witt, Row 6 - Scott Thews, Rana Maghera, Louie Harrman, Doug Cullinan, Cameron Blount, Richie Mason, Marrin Szumanski, Tricia Merritt, Bersy Miller, Jill Nussbaum, J ennifer Cook, Natalie Anderson, Sheryl Dudley , Jessie Majnich , Eric Munay Spanish Club: Front Row - Arnie Aldridge Sk e Purdum, Laura Henry, J eff Walrond, Mrs. Marsico, Rowy2 ;. Shannon Wimmer, Amy Poff, Jenny Miller Tamra S~neyard , Emily Waldron , Berh Drombetra, Kacie, Luedke, H erry Konen, Leigh Freeze, Tabatha Dagenais, Missy Bayes, Lon Snell, Laura H obbie, J od ie Schwarz Stacy L~n, Row 3 - Claire Rotramel, Chad Amrhei~, Barry Re ' Aaron Pmson, Susan Bono, Molly Rutherford, Kelly M~nolds, _Brent Poff, Merrilee Brunk, Shannon Proaor Joy F racc1 ru , Sylvia Malysa, J ason Wright R ow 4 - J e:emy p~::~\!r~ke ;pruill, Jason Corbett, B.'n Galbraith , Rupa Davi~ Aar:n ~rr~z1oc:racey Nelson, J oey Philpott, Derek Binge~an J a s, n s Unroe, Decca Taliaferro, Danielle Conklin , Ch;,~7 ;prruell, Row 5 - Maria Fusco, Kelly Dury F k C g am , Jay Baker, Chess Hedrick Robert , ran aid 11 J ' McCarry 01 Ad we ' on Lawrence, Trey Ondrus, Tia Mary K~ a Ch amaszek, Kelly Crawford, Kara Bushnell, o, rts Mitchell R 6 S Courrney Tesoro Za k G . ' ow amantha Frost, Keith Jam i·s 'p c nee, Kevin Davis , Stewart Peters on eyton N. · ' Wi lhelm Ash! '. h T inmger, Grant Kittelson, J enny Rober rs' Sar:~g H _rent, ~1sa Sweet, Sarah Page, Stephanie Cathalen~ Blake M .k1ggHrn otham , Christin e Boutili er, ' ' e eslep 1 Latin Club: Front Row - Tony Duus, Amy Ottaway, Connie Freeman, Star Trompeter, Rebecca Mitchell, Catherine Shaw, Kary Oyler, Row 2 - Huyen Campbell, Dara Adkins, Shaleigh Wright, Chris Quick, Robbie Derrick, Row 3 - Jennifer Minton, Liz Wire, Amanda Usick, Chuck Gilliland, Lilah Glick , Marcie Wiemer, Brian Holt, Jamie Powell, Alex Greenman, Jeremy Morris, Row 4 - Marie Pererges, Courtney Bannister, Mart McCorkindale, Josh Lacowirz, Tim Robers, Jennie Bryan, Marc Matheny, Stephen Turner, Brian Wells, J. D. Cronisc, Ryan Groth �0 R Ahhh! I French - Whar did you pur in chis drink? N Send me co Saudi. High cops go great with ragas. Molly munches Mexican munchies' a the language of love. L A N So you think foreign languages are a lot of hard work? Listen to what the dubs did this year. French Club went bowling and had an authentic Halloween party with croissants and hot chocolate. The people in Spanish Club went to Chi-Chi's and had a Halloween party where they broke piiiatas. They also went to William Fleming to see a Spanish play. Students taking German had to go to the high school every day to take their language. And last, Latin Club went to Pizza Inn, and one student went to the Latin Convention in Richmond . Do you still think foreign languages are all hard work' a u A 0 lfOLA, BONJOUR, OUTENTAO, SALVE 6' �ADVANCED BAND PERCUSSION WOODWINDS BAND OFFICERS LOW WINDS WOODWINDS: From Row Tiffany Shanzcr, Sherry Konen, Ka· tie Lued ke , Star Tru mpeter, Becky Brittain, Lesli e Davis, Row 2 - Erik Rosolowski, Ryan Groch, - J ilJ Nussbaum, J aime Miller, Angie Akers, Huyen CampbeU, Srncy Bohon, R ow 3 - Christi Wood, Kate Nettles. Susan Bono, Heat her Duncan, Erin Prillaman, Row 4 - BRASS Anne Spencer, Rachc:I Dan iels, Angel Shoncr, Jenn ifer Beachem, CathaJene Blake, R ow 5 - Lindsey Daniels , Karen Likens, Debra Ma.seers, Reva Parwardhan, J uJic Sink, Tara J oyce, Betsy Miller, R ow 6 - J1.-ss1ca H ard w1g, C heryl Dudley , Shannon Viuu r, J enni fe r Mincon, Rebecca H arstinc, Cl:urc Rocromcl, Sylv ia Maly!.a, R ow 7 - Bech Drombccca, Clarissa G reen, Jennifer Conquest, Jennifer Quinn, Jessica Y1.-s1, An na Rae. Kc:Uy Griffin LOW WINDS: Frnnt Row - Davi d McDade. H eath er Gord on, Tony Duus, Brcnc Poff. Arn1t'. Ald ridge, J acob H1gg1nbutham , Sh Row 2 - Emily Hopk ms, Tom Turowski, Chris MncheU, J oy Marra.cc m1, J ason Keagey, R ow 3 - Molly Rutherford. Sally W 1U1ams, B annon Pr0C1or, Jamie PoweU, J erry Akers, Cary Bush, J od i Bou rgeois, K1mcn Ross PER AND OFFICERS: J enni fer Quinn, Maria Fu sco, Chad Thomas, Lmdst:y Damcls, Laura H enry BR . CUSS ION: front Row - Sa m Nash, Missy Hayes, Maria Fu sco . David Asner, Row 2 - Derck Dav is. Steven N1 ckJas, AUcn "Iliumpsun Ala ~SS. Front Row - Chad Thomas Chm Underwood Mich ael Carc:y G uhc rmc Shaw, Damn Wm, Bryan Tim s, R ow 3 - Chuck G1 ll1land, Michael PnUaman , Khakd La h mi , Steve J arvis, Row 4 - J onathan Mc.Mahan Jeff WaJro~d M~nny Too; Scott Thews Louie H artm an , Row S - David Younger , Bn an H olt, Ryan Dann er, Dana Adkins, J osh c ow u z. Robert Du ty, G rant Kittelson, Row 6 _ TilOm as Belk , J'arn es Irvin, E~ic Larson, St~phcn Turner , Kcuh J anmun. Frank CaJdwcll, Man Perry 68 �Keep on rockin' me, baby! Are those Bugle Boy Jeans you're wearing? The definition of band is a group of musicians playing together. That's what the CSJH bands do; play music. The Advanced Band and Advanced Intermediate Band are elective courses. They both perform concens and the Adv. Band plays in school assemblies and other occasions. The people in All District Band are those who try out against kids from other schools in the district. The kids chosen for Distria Band practice two days straight and hold a concen the last evening. Stagehand is a voluntary band formed of kids who want to play in a jazz band in their free time. This band performs for elementary schools, malls, assemblies, and various activities. Whether in Adv. Band, Stagehand, both, or another band, it's fun to make music. Band is not all fun and games though. It takes practice to sound good and sometimes it's hard to find energy or time. These kids didn 't sound as good when they starred as they do now. Most of them have been playing an instrument for at least two years. Music is an outlet from all the stressful written work during a school day. It's always fun to just make noise and it's even better to perform music for others ro enjoy. This year's bands have produced plenty of wonderful sounds for Cave Spring Junior. Stag ehand: Front R o w Mrs. \'Vise, Leslie Davis , Star Trompeter, Huycn CampbcU, Bryan Tims, Chris U nderwood , Catherin e Shaw, Chad Th o mas , Jason Keaglcy, Drnd \Xlenvcr, ~fork Shiner, David Richnrrz, R o w 2 Ryan D ann er, H o ney Melancon, Becky Brinai n, Je nni fe r M int on, H ea ther Gord on, Row 3 - Elizabeth \'\l ire, Shannon Proctor, Chu ck G illilnn<l, Frank CaJJwdl , M ichad Prill nm nn, Jenni fe r Conqu est, Clarissa G reen, Braum Mohler, Ca mero n Blo unt, Michael Bc·achy, Row 4 - Jacob Higg inbotham, Chris Mitchell, Stephen Turner, Grant Ki nelson, Lo uie H artm an, Jennifer Q ui nn, A llan Th o m pson, Alex M in, Jeff \X'alrond, Kirsten Ross All District Band: First Row - Scott Shoyer, Chad Thomas, Honey Melancon, Becky Brittain, Srephen Turner, Row 2 - Chuck Gilli.land, Anna Rae, _Susan Bono, Row 3 - Star Trompeter, J ennifer Mimon, Julie Sink, Shannon V1ctur, Huyen Campbell, Catherine Shaw, Row 4 - J odie Bourgeois, Leslie Davis, Debra Masters, Jamie Powell, Clarissa Green, Anne Spencer, Kim McConnell, Jennifer Quinn, Molly Rutherford , Jill Nussbaum , Allison Jones, Row 5 - Jonathan McMahan, Dana Ackins, J osh L'lchowicz, Kelly Griffin, J essica Hardwig Advanced Intermediate Band: Front Row - H olly Hurt, Kare Norris, Marie Pererges, Kristen Rowell, Kari e Oyler, J enny Miller, Becky Dragan, Beth Sicora, Jenny Spruell, Row 2 - Amy George,_ Tamra Vineyard , Cori Kidd , Faye Guthrie, Kelly McClellan, Shannon Smithson, Julie Hudnell, Jessie Majnidl, Carrie Wickerr, Row 3 - Honey Melancon, Kevm Music, Sara McKinney, Merrilee Brunk, Maria Poff, Lisa Taylor, Bobbie Cochran, Danielle Bingeman, Kim McConnell, Row 4 - Nate H arstme, .David R1 chartz, Isaiah Osbourne, Patrick Bai nrer, Isaac Wi1Jian1 s, Chad Skeens, Michael Beachy, Chns Beckner, Cameron Blount, Braum Mohler, Boyd Jordan, Row 5 - Will Freeney,_W ill Shelton, Eric Lav inder, J ess Underwood, Mike Dupre, Eli zabeth Wtre, Aaron King, Myles W allace. Zach Krause Row 6 - De.xrer Praither, J eff Hansen, Shannon Sranger, Jud Bushkar, Marr Bowle;, Chad \'V' illiams, Ale.x Min. Allen Grigg 69 �PRINT IT OUT Front Row - Sylvana Sinha, Kelly McFarland , Lauren Kidder, Sylvia Malysa, Malia Miller, Julia Kittelson, Creceda Lemaire, Row 2 - Anna Rae, Katie Woods, J ennifer Cook, Tara Wood, Breanne T aylor, Row 3 - Mrs . Stefan, Sarah Tempkin, Lesie Thomas, Jon LeMaire How man d y wor s a minute , SyIvana? Thi staff iss Y~ar the newspaper doing a great job .th the Squire Scroll In dw1 prod · or er to your ur~:~hose articles for h ng pleasure they ave to write th , em up t h em on th , type then . e computer, and Print them that is done the ~ut. After terial . fi ' Printed ma. is ltted to the is a lot of h d paper. It new ar work, but our spaper staff through Th . comes · e1r spo Stefan · nsor, Mrs. . ' is also doin Job handli g a fine ng the p . year Th aper this .. ere have been articles in th good some aw e newspaper and esome can O nce again Th oons also. is still h ' e Squire Scroll t e best. Sorting papers is a tedious job. _,. Jon loves to draw political cartoons. Concentrate. Mrs. Stefan is watching. •• �The yearbook staff has worked very hard this year to produce a good yearbook. To get the job done many hours were spent after school drawing layouts, labeling piaures with job stickers, cropping those piaures, and completing the quad paks. Cutting, sticking and drawing were all we seemed to do. (Oh yes, we ate a lot of snacks too.) But at the end it was fun to see our results . Mrs. Seddon and Mrs. McGraw are great sponsors, and we couldn 't have done it without them. Our Cave Spring Junior High yearbook is still number one! Front Row - Huyen Campbell, Missy H ayes, Beth D rnmbecca, Keith H olland, Shannon Virrur, Second Row - H olly Hun, Emily Cli ck, Sara Reid, Kevin H agie, J odie Schwartz, Third Row - Katie Luedke, Brooke Nuckols, J essica Rivera, Rebecca Mitchell, Connie Freeman, J enni fer Beachem , Clarissa G reen, Fourth R ow - Jill Nussbaum , Nancy Dixon, J enny Bryan, Joe J and a, Christine Boutilier, Cathalene Blake, Anne Spencer, Not Pictured - Sarah Page w R I T E I " Maybe Jill is having too much fun ." T u " Chri scine, are you working;" p Sticker Fight! " Holly and Jenny laugh at everythi ng. " 71 ���We're ready . . . are you? Get it. Got it. Good. Gotta hand it co you' Swishhh! Don't forget .. . kick up those legs' It all begins with the fans. �Cave Spring sports are the very best. We've got what it takes to become winners: good sportsmanship, determination, and talent. With winning seasons in five sports the Squires have come out on top. Many thanks to the boys' basketball, girls' track, football, soccer, and volleyball teams for making us # 1. Congratulations: No matter what the scoreboards say, Cave Spring athletes are the best. We love our Squires! CS]: ALL THE WAY! Show off those legs Coach Beard! Go! Fight! Win ronight 1 l\J/ District Athletes: Row I - Anne Spencer, Ola Adarnazek, Debra Masters, Beth Dromberra, Molly ~Utherford, Keisha Cochran, Row 2 - Sammy Likens, Trey Ondrus, Dusty Beekman, Matt Ireland, 4 artin Szumanski, Justin Mowles, Isaac Williams, Mike Richards, Joey Philpott Flip "em over . .. and pin "em' H igh School Athletes: Row I - Jen Q uinn , Karen Likens, Am y Edwards, Tara J oyce, Laura Henry, Rou; 2 - Shannon Vittur, Trey Ondrus, Mike H es1ip, Will Karr, Laurie George, Leslie Thomas, No t Pie111red - Erik Rosolowsky. Cary Bush, Susan Bono �SHE SHOOTS! The 1990 basketball team had nine returning players: Cheryl Dudley,] oy Marraccini, Claire Rotramel, Shannon Smithson, Hearher Cowhig, Laura Henry, Betsy Miller, Berh Drombetta, and Molly Rutherford. The season was a building year but provided much excitement. Led by captains Beth Drombetta and Molly Rutherford, the team played wirh great determination, tremendous team spirit and togerherness. Molly Rurherford was seleaed for her second year to the All Star Team. Berh Drombetta made rhe All Stars for the first time. Beth was top scorer for rhe 1990 Squires. Molly was top rebounder for the season and was chosen as the Most Valuable Player. Coaches Wright and Ali Colgrove commended the team on a season of great development and effort. The school was proud of the team's spirit and exciting basketball played during rhe 1990 season. Score for two, Heather! Caught in the act! UNSTOPPABLE! The WINNING style. 76 From R o w - Co-captains - Molly R utherford and Bech Drombetta, Second Row - J ennifer Minton and Danielle Bingeman - manag ers. Missy Hayes, Lisa LaPlanc, J oy Marraccin i, Chri sty Clifton, Claire Rotramel, Bech Sicora and Maria Fusco - m anagers. T hird Row - coach - Mrs. Wright, J ennifer Cook - manager, Jill Nussbaum , Cheryl Dudley, Bccsv MilJer Kelly G ri ffi n. Laura H enry, Amanda Musick , Shannon Sm ithson , assistant coach - Ali Colgrove Jump for Joy' �SHE SCORES! tl11 ... and here 's rhe plan. Rebound rhat basketball! C'mon Missy! Only 20 more! The Cave Spring Hoops! .... Ir cakes talent . Molly gers a jump on the game. �Front Row - Anne Spencer, and Ola Adamaszek - caprains, Second Row Christine Boutilier - manager, Huyen Campbell, Sally Williams, Jessica Vest, Deborah Masters, Julie Sink, Jessica Rivera - manager, Back Row - Kelly McClelland, Clarissa Green, Ashley Trent, Laura Davidson, Jamie Powell, Kate Norris, Mrs. Kelley - coach "Go, Squires!" The team gets some tips from Mrs. Kelley. The other team better be ready for Julie's "I just love this uniform!" serve. Don 't worry O la . We 'll win . The Squires congratulate each other afrer a win. 78 " Now can I serve'" �ike, •' Bump, set, spike, win! That was the motto of the volleyball team, and this year's Squires followed it! They came away with a winning season of 12 and 9 in official play, and 4 and 1 in exhibition games. Anne Spencer was top scorer with 76 total points. Ola Adamaszek, Julie Sink, and ] amie Powell were among other high scorers. Through hard work and 7:30 am practices, they learned to bump, set, spike, and most of all WIN! Bump! Set! Spike! We won! SCOREBOARD CSJ NSJ 15 15 4 5 CSJ HVJ 15 8 15 CSJ 15 15 CSJ HVJ 15 15 6 9 18 15 12 15 CSJ NSJ 8 NSJ 3 15 15 11 1 CSJ NSJ 15 15 7 6 CSJ 8 HVJ 6 CSJ FC 6 11 15 15 17 12 15 15 15 CSJ FC 6 12 15 15 A greac cearn, on and off che court 'Ili c Squires put together a strategy to cm sh Hid den Valley ' " G et ready!" "[ serve; therefore, l am." �' • M att and Joey doing the '"Unskinny Bop ... The 1990 football season started off with a GREAT Win over HV 25-0. Captains Matt Ireland, Trey Ondrus, Mike Richards, and Sammy Likens led the team to a 5-2 record and placed second in the distria. This represented the best season at C.S. in eleven years and the third consecutive winning season under Coach Beard. The dedication of each team member was tested by two practices a day in the summer heat, linebacker drill, and the HILL. The most exciting moment of the season came in the game against NS. In the dosing minutes of the game with the score tied, Trey Ondrus threw a 45 yard TD strike to Derek Davis for the win. All team members deserved appreciation for their hard work. Those players receiving additional recognition were as follows : MVP - Matt Ireland, MVDP - Trey Ondrus, MVDP - Dusty Beekman, OL - Justin Mowles, and DL - Sammy Likens. Congrarulations team for a winning season! The CSJH football team 's miniature pep rally. What are you looking at, Jason? Are those Fruit of the Loom you are wearing? What kind of drill is this? 80 �These guys take a chance for a quick phoco session during practice. Mr. Beard holds a quick planning session during the game. Row I - Ghengis Line, Dan Groth, Donnie Taylor, Alfonso Wood, Dusty Beekman, Myles Wallace, Mike Stephens, Billy Cole, Mike Ray , Barry Link, Chad Amrhein , Will Shel con, Michael Prillaman, Jason Boone, J immy Sisson, Row 2 - Jay Kirby, Ru pa Patel, Angel Shorter, Jonathan McMahon, David Younger, Issac Williams, Tom Doy le , Chris Caldwell, Cary Bush, Robbie Hall, Cameron Blounc, Justin Mowles, Dan Gold, Lorie Snell, Kacie Bohon, Mark Ki ng , Coach Beard, Row 3 - Coach Brancati , Stewart Peters, Keith Kingery, Joey Philpott, Billy Banks, J ames Irvin, Jon Lawrence, Sammy Likens, J eff Walrond, Zach Krause, Forrest Flannary , Jason Blackscock , Matt Ireland , Trey Ond rus, Row 4 - Richard f\;fason, Mark Burns, Derek Davis, Eric Murray, Mike Richards, Arron Eads, Dan Shockley, Zack Grice. ISN'T IT SWEET?? 81 �SHOOT FOR TWO ~- Basketball Team: Front Row - Rupa Patel, Cassie Bradley, Vanessa Wilmott, Jennifer Minton, Row 2 - Holly Hurt, Christy Clifton, Bed.')' Dragan, Daniel Shercz, Jeremy Gadd, Trey Ondrus - Captain, Grant Kittelson - Captain, Kevin Davis, Dusty Beekm an, Doug Cullinan, Eric Crowder, Row 3 Reva Patwardan, Jessie Hardwig, Jennie Btyan, Eric Murray, D erek Davis, Jud Bushkar, Ben Coaker, Coach Carr, M att Matheny, James Irvin, Louie Hartm!l.ll, Jeremy Foster, Matt Silva, Jennifer Hunter ca:11·e '90-91 Squires were led by rwo great an ~ams , Grant Kittelson and Trey Ondrus, to d /mpressive 12-4 overall record and an uneteated 8 0 d" firs istrict record . The loss of their str~ game (62-60) to E.C. Glass made the team nger and . into . more determined and sent them a six game . . ak . cl d. . tories winrung stre m u mg victeam· overd l-lidd en Vally an d Notth si·d e. Th e crow s dun efeated record allowed them to be ne regul ended in a h ar season champions. The season tournarn ard fought loss to Northside in the T ent championship game . rey and G . District rant were both named to the Allthe distr:~m .. Trey was also the Top Scorer in and led te with. a 21 point per game average game G am assists with an average of 6.4 per 11 · rant led the team in rebounds with an ·9 average Th Dusty B ~ e top defensive player was for all ee an. Congratulations to the team Your success! Kevin plays some serious d efense. Dunk it , Dusry 1 Strut your scuff, Trey . 82 �Dusry and James rake a nap after a rough game. A-W-E-S-0-M-E! Points in the Paint! Jud imitates the Eagles as he goes for a lay-up . Hard Work! SQUARE TERRITORY The other team shudders with fear when they realize they' re in SQUIRE TERRITOR yr cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs cs 60 62 60 56 50 48 70 60 65 53 48 60 56 51 54 E.C. Glass 62 Martinsville 46 Northside 59 E.C. Glass 55 25 Pulaski Hidden Valley 34 Pinceton (WV) 59 Bluefield (WV) 64 Franklin Co. 64 Martinsville SS Northside 43 Pulaski 30 Hidden Valley 34 Franklin Co. Forfeit to CS WM. Fleming 35 Northside 62 8~ �The Cave Spring Junior High grapplers were an inexperienced but determined to succeed bunch of young men entering the 1990-91 season. According to head coach Ron Pritchard, the young Knights came into the season without much prior wrestling experience but very quickly impressed him with their desire to work hard and improve. "It was truly a pleasure to be associated with this group of young men because their work ethic and attitude were outstanding, " stated Pritchard. The success of this group of grapplers will not be measured in immediate wins and losses but in invaluable experience they gained while competing and learning this season. From this group should come several outstanding contributors to Cave Spring athletics in the future, said Pritchard . "There are several young men on this sguad who have excellent athletic futures ahead of them on the high school level in the Roanoke Valley District if they continue to work hard and show as much improvement each year as they did this year, " summized Pritchard. They call him Flipper. Bottoms up! It's time to take a stand . 84 G rr r 1 �W airing their rum Raise your hand if you're sure. WINNER! POINTS MATCH l'OINTS .. THE ll'JIVERSITY PRESS- Front R ow - D avid Richards, Srephen W ilmer, Boyd J ordan , Mike Bush, Dexter Prarher, Chess H ed rick, Sean Z irkle, Ira Eads, Mark Collyer, J. P . Leedy, Se con d Row - Katie Bohon , Kristen Rowell - managers, James Logan , Joseph Higginbotham , Eric Waldond , Jusrin Mowles, Chris Parker, Brian Mayes, .Jonathon McMahon, Barry Lin k, Bri an Wells. J immy Sisson , Kelly McClellan , Laura H obb ie, N athan G li ener. Brian Hall , T hi r d Row - Coach Ron Pritchard , J effery Shelton, Zach Krause, Billy Van Name, Bi lly Cole, Mik e Ray. Marr lrt land , Martin Szumanski , Ri ckie Mason , Samm y Likens, Srewarc Peters, David Younger, Chad Amrhein , Donnie Taylor , Alfonso W ood . J acob H igginbothan1 8) �Cave Spring , 7~ The 1989-90 Girls' track team finished the regular season undefeated and took second place in the District Meet. Once again, Molly Rutherford and Keisha Cochran were undefeated District Champions: Molly in the 800 and Keisha in the mile. Molly broke her own record in the 800 twice during the season! She and Keisha were awarded the Outstanding Distance Runners. Gayle Griffin was our Outstanding Fields Events person. During regular season Gayle was undefeated in discus . Our high point scorer was Regina Brogan. Traci Clay received the Coaches Award for her dedication, determination, sportsmanship, and leadership. Our 400 and 800 relay teams were District Champs! Both teams were made up of the same girls: Traci Clay, Alycia Phoenix, Regina Brogan, and Traci Hagie. In the 800 Relay they broke the school record which had stood for five years. Both individually and as a team it was a very successful season. And they 're · McG And rea Bon<>s Bobbie Cochran, Clai re Rotramel . Danie Bingcman, Beth SiEllcoro, F ronc R ow - Erm arry, oo • d R J · y T · Hagie en Beth Dromberra Al cia Phocnjx, Sherry Wilson, Susan Bono , Scco n ow.- ess1ca cs~, m? "nk 's .lvi11 Masters, Traci Clay.yKaren Likens, Debra Masrcrs, J oy . Ma rraccini, cl(jrn S~e1~~illLau~ B~ns: Jau~er;~: J~ndl Malysa Third R ow - Ch ristina Clarcerbuck, Chen H olm an, ourcncy . amc; egm Pu h Coach ' h . K . I C chran Ton ya Ramsey Terry Allen, Clanssa G reen, J enni fer Kelly, J enny r rdg T' Blank ens 1p, e1s la o • • . d · T J M u R rheno , ammy Marsico Fourth R ow - Coach Ktlky, L,ura Chris tley, J ess ica .H ar wig , . ara oyce, o y ~ h. Price Co:ich Hale, J ; nnie J(aJjo, Gayle Griffin , Arny Bailey, Arny Edwards, Lindsey Daniels, Laura Henry, o m • Bruno om Up , up and away. Cave Spring 1s always in rhe lead . �Hi!!! Air Molly Two of a kind. Gayle and Keisha sprint for rhe finish line. Srrerch ir, Tara. On rhe count of rhree I, 2 3 87 �... And I'm free, free f.tlling. The coach promised me chocolate; I must do good. On your mark, get set , go!!! As Fast Team : Front Row - Mike Bush , J ason Bolick , Adam Westover, T im Robers, Eric Murray, Cameron Blount, Wyatt Abbitt, Jason Berg, D exter Prather, Steve Kesterson , Row 2 - Brian Barrell , Paul Snuffer, Daniel Gold , Rob Conklin , David D erri ck , J ames Irvin , Rico Kyle, Robert Argabright, Cary Bush, J oey Siderio, David Younger, Row 3 - Mr. Beard, Zack Grice, Billy J ones , Eric Sweeney, Brooks Weaver, WiU Karr, Aaron Pinson , Mike Rich ards, Ben Gold , Noah McDnnid , Joey Philpott, J eff U rsoy, Kenneth Q uinlan , Justin Landis, Mr. Brancati, Mr. McClung 88 �We have ro run how far??? The coach and his inspiration. "Who won? Again!" As the Wind The boys' track team should be commended on a job well done. Despite a third-place finish in the Roanoke Valley District meet, the Cave Spring Junior High track team enjoyed individual successes during the season. Mike Richards and Joey Philpott finished undefeated in the shot putt and 1600 meter run. Richards, who colleaed a team high 39 points during the season, placed third in discus at distria competition. The beginning of the season went well as CSJ beat Franklin County by 47 points. The Most Valuable Player was Mike Richards, while Rob Conklin received the award as Most Dedicated Runner. Good job, guys. Take OPF'll G uess who won rhe race ' 89 �or the Gold: Counter-Clockwise: ( I) This Eagle chinks he is home free. (2) Standoff - Bobby Warnick and an Eagle. (3) I guess Bobby won the standoff. (4) After rhe win (5) The managers congrarulare rhe ream . Overall, the '89-'90 soccer team had an exciting, winning season. The team had nine wins with only one loss. They had a lot of excellent and enthusiastic players. Even a new single season scoring record was set by Martin Szumanski. The team won the district title and in the words of Coach Ed Steir, "We were successful in developing a fine group of young men into a team that Cave Spring can be proud of both on and off the field. " A manager's job doesn't look too difficult . A face only a mother could love. 90 �District Champions - Alex Min Justin Brittle Zach Krause Thomas Belk, Dacrin Witt, Chad Thomas, Second Row - Becky P root Row ' ' . ' . Smith, Caroline Wolfe - managers, Bobby Wacmck, Frank Caldwell, Stephen Turner, _Richard Saner, Jason Faulkner, Daniel Arthur, Scott Thews, Br_enc Poff, Amy Gilliland, Hollis Onufrak - managers, Third Ro~ - Coach Smr, Kevm lik ens, Matt Anderson, Ed Qu1oco, Mamn Szumansk1, David Penn, Jason Blackstock, Garrett Mm Who me>? I thought you were suppose to use your feet! Jase paces back and forth while waiting to get into the game. 91 �L E The Downs To become a cheerleader you must first try out. Even if you make the squad, it isn't as easy as it may seem. Even though you may be nervous, you must have voice control. This means your voice should be loud and dear. Crowd communication is also important. You must speak dearly and use facial expression. Good eye contaa is a vinue as is poise, organization, and spirit projection. Cheerleaders must have effective jumps and to do so they must have height, variety, execution, gracefulness and skill not to mention good line-ups, timing, and smooth endings . Cheerleaders, of course, must be spirited and peppy. They can't be afraid of audiences and must have radiant smiles. T eam : Fro nt Row - Laurie George , Kelly Conklin , Ro w 2 - Tricia Scell em , Kim Perdue, Lynn Moore, Sher i Konen, Ro w 3 - Coach D iane Herchenrider, A Faulkner, Shannon Sranger, Christy Stephens , Brie Ham mond, Jai me MiUer, Coach Julie Wynn , N o ' P icture d: Stephanie Roberts, JuEe Hudnell Lynne and J aim e give April a lift. Practice makes perfect . 92 Th e cheerlead ers en1oy work ing on a ruutin e at camp . W e' ve got spirit! �Bench warming! And the Ups Cheerleading can also be lots of fun. Games, practice, and camp are all fiin to do with your friends . The cheerleaders attended camp at Virginia Tech last summer for one week. They enjoyed being with other cheerleading squads such as Hidden Valley and Cave Spring High School. They also enjoy making posters for the games. Pep rallies are always fun. Cheerleading is a great way to make new friends, get involved, and have lots of fun . Come on Squires, fight red and black! Hey, wait a minute . You are not a basketball player. All together now We want you! Christy makes spirit posters for a game. 93 �For tFwse wFw serve without fanfare ... Mrs. Cordell insrruas J ack Doyle in the way to check our books by computer. It wouldn't be a ballgame if you didn 't see Mrs. Duffy or Mrs. Martin talcing up tickers. Mrs. Pomerleau keeps smiling while plowing through a srack of papers. EE What Would we . board 5 b . do without Mrs Oak . . . . . to righten our halls · es cheerful and msp1raaonal bullettn and our spirits. · · . it is a thank.le . b tickets, grading ss 10 ' but someone has to do it: taking up Papers k · k decorating bullet' b ' eeping account of all library boo s, tn oards kn . . f every student Th . ' owing the comings and goings o . ese 1tttl . b 5 are a very important e JO that each of us takes for granted and admiration that ~:;t °f a well run_ school. It is with respect 19 90-91 Squire Yearbook is 94 Can you imagine keeping track of eighr hundred and some odd srudenrs? Well, Mrs. Brothers a m do it. DEDICATED to Clara Cordell, Sonja Duffy, ln1ogene Martin, Darlene Oakes, Pat Pon1erleau, and La Vina Brothers . �• ' T' 0 One lirtle, rwo lirtle, rhree lirtle Indians WITIIEST freshmen . Tara Joyce and Forresr Flanary are rhe The two people who deserve knighthood most - Marcie \Viemer and Joey Philporr are rhe MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED. 9'i �It's said rhar people are different when they are on stage. What a firring background for our MOST CHANGED, Mark Bums and Maria Fusco. They make beautiful music rogerher. J ennifer Quinn and Chad Thomas are the MOST MUSICAL. T he heart s rrue affection lies in thy m irror's reflection. Matt Ireland and La uri e G eorge are BEST LOOKING . 96 �97 �SQUIRE TREYONDRUS The young man chosen co be the 1990-91 Squire is truly a leader. Trey is a fine student athlete who represents his school well both on and off the playing field . Quiet spoken, well mannered, and respected by students and faculty alike, Trey Ondrus represents Cave Spring Junior well. Trey was co-captain of the b1tskecball team and its top scorer. Conferring with h' T is coach rey served as one of th; football captains and was elected to the All-D· . istncr team. Certainly T rey is #I with all of us at CSJ H . T rey addresses the student body , asking them 98 to support the Basketball team at che tournament game; the gym was packed. �A hard working dependable manager for the crack ream, Susan cakes her job seriously. One of the newly formed Natural Helpers, Susan has a ready smile · and an open ear. Taking cime ouc from her many responsibilities, Susan enjoys the Valentine dance wich her dace . Susan addresses the 3rd lunch bunch seeking their support for a SCA project. Service and leadership are characteristics that are very important to the 1990-91 My Lady. Susan juggles the SCA presidency, sports such as team manager and swimming, guidance helper, and a heavy academic load as she gives her best to C.S.J . Friendly, thoughtful, sincere and BUSY, Susan Bono is a female Squire we are proud tO honor. 9 �AAA Blackstock, Gram 46 Blackstock, Jase 20, BO, 81 , 91 Blais, Alisa 34 Blais, Casey 46 Blais, Tyson 40 Abbitt, Courtney 40 Abbitt, Wyatt 34, BB Ackley, Mandy 46, J02 Adamamk, Ola 7, 15, 17, 20, 66, 74, 75, 7B, 79 Adams, Holy 46 Adkins, Dana 33, 34, 66, 6B Akers, Angela 20, 6B Akers, Jerry 15, 20, 68 Alami, Amir 40, I03 Alami, Khaled 15, 20, 26, 59, 66, 6B, 102 Aldridge, Amie B, 12, 15, 20 . 22 • 25 • 57 . 5B . 65 . 66 . 6B • 97 Alim, Geoff 34 Amos, J onathan 46 Amos, Lynn 13, 46 Amrhein, Chad 15, 20, 66, 72, BO, BI, B5 Anderson, Carrie 9, 34 Anderson, Elaine 9, 46 Anderson, Kelly 34, 66 Anderson, Naralie 34 Blake, Cathalene 17, 20, 61, 62, 66, 68, 71 Bland, Crystal 38, 40 Blankenship, Cody 46 Blankenship, Janelle 33, 34, 72, 73, 74 , 86 Blankenship, Joshua 40 Blaum , Cameron 34 , 66, 67 , 69, 81, 88 Bloum, Brian 46 Bochling, Rowena 50, 52 Bohannon, Lnda 52 Bohon, Heather 2, 34 Bohon, Karie 20, 66, 80, Bl, B) Bohon, Stacy 5, I), 20, 24, 66, 6B Bolling, Darren 34, 72 Boone, Jason 20, 80, B1 Bono, Susan B, 14, IB, 20, 2) , 26, 29, )6, ) 7, 58, 61, 6), 66, 6B, 75, B6, 87, 97, 99, 100, 104 Boone, Jason 20, 80, Bl Booth, Sabrina 4 6 Arthur, Travis 20 Asbury, Mandy 46 Boorhe, Brad 46 Bos<n , Greg 40, I 03 Bourgeois, Jodi 16 , 34, 6B Asher, Anna 46, 103 Boucilier, Christine 4, 17, 20, 24 , 57, 59, 62 , 66, 7 1, 74, Anhur, Crystal 20 Asher, David IB, 20, 6B 7B, 79 Atkinson, Huncer 40 Bowles, Allison 34 100% PTA Membership: Mrs. Smith's 9th Grade Guys Front Row - Barry Link, David R eece, Ben Lumsden , Michael Prillaman, Chris Mitchell, David McDade, Rick)' Melki, Brem Poff, Mrs. Smith, Row 2 - Bri an Mayes , Bud Mcfalls, Richard Rader, Davy Robenson, David R a m sey, Patrick Nichols, Corey Mabry, Row 3 - Will Murray, Trey Ondrus, Mike Ray, Garren Min, Eric Murray, M ark Lindsey, Row 4 - Rana Maghera, Aaron Pinson, Mike Richards, Mike Price, J oey Philpocc, Sammy Likens Ausc in , Becky 55 Bowles, Mart 32, 34, 69 Austin, Kandie 34 Boyer, Steven 52, 73 Austin, Marie 20, 53 Avis, Ki mberly 13, 46 Ayer, J onarhan 46, 58 Ayer, Sarabeth 32, 34, 73 Bradley, Cassie 21, B2 Bradford , Kelly 34, )6, 64, 66 Bradfo rd, Kevin 44, 46 Brancati, Mike )2, 99 Carey, Mike 15, 2 1, 66, 68 Cox, H eat he r 19, 22 Brancati, Vic 8 1 Camea.I, H eather 34 Cox, Jennifer 46 Brennan, Mike 34 Carr, Christ opher 52, 82, 83 , 98 Cox, Scan 40 Brittain, Becky 20, 24, 30, 61, 66, 68, 69, 72 Carr, Todd 46, 100 Cox, Shana 8, 46 , 72 Carter, Ashley 15, 2 1, 72 Cox , Shannan 8, 46 Caruthers, Marge 46, 58 Case, Chm 46 Cox , Step hen 14, 40 Coyne , Lauren 46 Causey , Trey 40 Crawfor<l, Kelly 34, 62, 66 Batley, Anne 50, 52, '56 Btinain, Katherine 46 Brittle, J ustin 12, 33, 34, 57, 58, 6 1, 72, 73, 91 Brookshier, Lisa 4 , 52, 101 Brothers, LaVina 52, 94 Brown, Chris 34 Bailey, Counney 46, 72 BBB Babich , Stefan 40, 42, 10 1, 103 Ba~horik, Melanie 40, 56 Cease, J os h 34 Crebo, Stephanie 15, 46 , 6•t Brubaker, J ason 46 Charles , Amy 40 Croft, Sherry 19 , 22 Bailey, David 46 Brunk, Merrilee 34, 66, 69, 7 3 Ba.inter, Patrick 34, 69, 72 Bruno, Rennie 52, 86 Chase, Billy 38, 40 Cheney, Nikki 46 Bryan, Jenn ie 9 , 16, 32, 34, 66, 71, 73, B2, I02 B ryan, Lisa 46 Baird , Spencer 46 Baker, Jay 13, 20, 6 1, 66, 95 Balmer, Huncer 40, 42 Banks, Bryan 14, 40 !anks, Billy 15, 20, 65, 80, 8 1 Ba.nn1ster, Courtney 16, 33, 34, 61, 66 Bryson, Jamie 21 Buchanan, Ben 46 Burden, Leslie 3, 40, 61 Burns , Mark 2 1, 63, 74 , 80, 8 1, 96 Bush, Cary 13, 15, 2 1, 27, 68, 75, 80, 8 1, 87 , 88 aranauskas:, Vince 46 Bush, Mike 34, 72, 85, 88 Barbour, Denny 20, 27 , 29, '58, 63 Barbour, J osh 46 Bushkar, Jud 7, 32 , 34, 69, 73, 82, 83 Bameu, Leigh 46, 103 Bushnell , Dawn 46 Bunhan , Amy 4, 52, 65 Barron, Jeff 40 Bushnell, Kua 34, 63 , 66, 79 Byrne, Kerry 12, 14 , 21, 23, 3 1 Bartgis, Cristina 52 , 5'5 Byrne, Kevin 40 Beachem, Jennifer 15, 20, 57 61 66 68 7 Beachy, Michael 40, 69 • . . • I CCC Beard, Scou 52, 55, 75, B \, 88, 98 Beazley, Luke 9. 45, 46, 58 Beckner , Chris 34, 69 B«kner, J osh 46 Beckner, Kelly 46 Caldwell, Ch ris 19, 21, 23, 8 1 Caldwell, Frank 34, 66, 68, 69, 91 Cheney, Tri cia 2 1 Child ress , Lisa 5 2 Chockley , Kim 40 Christley, H ea th er 34 , 56. 64 C!Mk, Ann 34 , 46 Oark, J ason Clark, Nenneth 2 I , 74 C!Mk, Kim 8 , 46 Oemons, Nancy 52, 59 Gick, Emily 6, 3B. 40, 6 1, 7 1, 7 3 Oi fton, Ch ri sry 40, 74, 76, 77, 82, 103 Oowers, Stacie 21 Coaker, Ben 34, 65, 73, 82, 83 Cobbie, Martha 4, 52, 55, 73 Cochran, Bobbie 34, 69, B6 Cronose, J. D. 22, 27, 66, 97 Cross , Ashlyn .38, 40 Crotts, Ri chard 52 Crowd er, Eric 38, 40, 82 Crowe, Melanie 19, 22, 6 1 Crowell, Susan 3, 40 Cul!man, Doug 34 . 66, 82 Culve r, Bet h 34 DDD Dagc:nais, Taba tha 34. 66 Dalwn, Dara IB, 22, 63 D alton, Kristen 8, 46 Daniel, Lin<lsey 12, 13. 19, 22, 23 , 59, 66, 6B, 86 Coch ran, Ernie 46 Daniels, Matt 40 Coch ran, Keisha 2 1, 75, 86, 87 Daniels, Rachel 19, 22, 66, 68 Danner, Ryan 33. 34, 62, 68, 69 Cohen , Ryan 46 Cole, Billy 2 1, 65, 72, 81, 85 Daugherty, J enn ife r 46 , 48, 49 Davidson, Laura 18 , 22, 72, 78 , 79 lkdgood • lance 33 • 34 • 72 Beekman, Dusry 28 34 Belanger v · . 4, . 56, 75 , 80, 81, 82, 83, 100, IOI Callahan, Jennifer 40 Coleman, Kens ie 38 , 40, 56, 64 Collins, Jason 46 Callahan, Will 45 , 46 Cambra, J oe 2 1, 65 Beik, Thomas 10, 34, l7 6B 91 Bell, Susan ne\\, 14,46 • . Collins, Nikki 44, 46 Collyer, Mark 14, 40, 85 Campbell, Benjamin 40 Dav is, Dere k 15, 22 , 27 , 66, 6B, Bl, 82 , BJ, 98 Davis, Kevin 22, 66, 74 , 82, 98 Colvin , J eanen e 46 Colvi n, Ken 21 Davis, Leslie 34, 3 7, 61, 68, 69 . tetona o Campbell, Huyen 13, 21, 57, 59, 62, 66, 68, 69, 7 \ , 74, 78, 79, 96, 104 Biggio , John 40 Billingsley, Ryan 46 B'.ngernan, Danielle 6, 32, 34 66 76 86 Bishop, Meredith 33, 34, 73 ' ' ' Campbell, Karen 52 Campbell, Thi 44, 46 Can ipe, DeeDee 46 Compron, J osh 46 Compron, Matt 46, 58 Conklin, Kelly 14 , 21, 26, 28, 58, 59 , 66, 72, 73, 75, 83 . 92 , 93 . 96 Conq uest, Jenny 34, 59, 66, 6B, 67 Cook, J enni fer 2, 15, 32, 34 , 56, 62, 63 . 64 , 66, 70, 76, 77, I03 Cook, Michel e 5, 19. 2 1, 26, 72 Cooper, Travis 45, 46 Corbett , Brian 40 Corben, J ason 15, 2 1, 66 Cordell, Gara 52, 94 Counts, Jason 46 Cowhig, Heather 13, 19, 2 1, 58, 59, 66, 72, 74, 76, 77 Davis, AJioa 46 Day, T os ha 22 D eans, Jenny 46 Deeds, Ann 5 I, 52 Demck, Robbie 22, 27, 59, 66 Dertzo, David 13 , 22 D eWi u, Emmie 46 , 56, 64 D ickinson , Mau 34 Diede, Vanessa 40 Dillon , Richard 52 Di xon, Nancy 6 , 38. 40, 7 1. 73. I02 Dixon, Rap haela 13. 3B, 46 Donahue, Andy 46 D onahue, Roy 2 2 Dooley , Tina 34 Doss, Danny 40 Doyle, J ack 22, 34. 94 Doyle, Tom 8 1 Dragan, Becky 32, 34, 6 1, 62, 69, 82 Drombena, Beth 7, 10, 19. 22, 56, )9, 66, 68, 71, J, 74, 75, 76, 77, 86, 97 Cave Spring studen ts shared their views about CSJH with the Seate Dept. of Ed ucation commiccee. Cave Spring Junior was recognized as one of the outstanding secondary schools in Virg inia . 100 Duddy, J eanne 50 Dudley, Cheryl 6, I 5, 32. 34. 6 1, 66, 6B, 7•1, 76, 7 D uff, Chris 46 Duffy, Sonia 53. 94 Duggan, G in a 34 �Duncan, Heather 16, 34, 68 Dunn, Amy 34 Dunn, Matt 47 Dupre, Mike 34, 69 Durham , John 47 Duty, Robert 22 , 66, 68, 91 Duw, Tony 9 , 15, 18, 22, 57, 59, 66, 67, 69 Owier, Jeremia 40 Oyer, Barbara 4, 50, 53 Dyer, Francine 53 Dyne, Jeff 40 EEE Eads, Arron 9, 22, 28, 66, BI Eads, Ira 40, 85 Early, Kristy 40 Ebel, Mike 34 Edwards, Amy 7, 22, 66, 75, B6 Edwards, Man 40 Elkins, Ricky 40 Elk.ins. Susan 23 Ellis. Allison B, 34, 56, 64, 66 Elmore, Avonti 40 English, Justin 34 English, Kayleen 40 Errut, Chris 40 FFF Frontz. Billy 41, 72 Fagg, Christy 4l, 47 Fickler, Jenny 47 Freaney, Wi.11 69 Freeman, Connie 17, 23, 30, l9. 66, 67, 71 Freeman, Katy 8, 16, 41, 43 Fields , KeUi 4 7 Frr:cze, Leigh 35, 66 Filson, Ryan 46 Fink, Billy 34 FmweU, D. J . 3l . 73 Freund, Karen 4 7 Finnerty. J ohn 11, 34 Frost, Brooke 14, 4 1 Fisher, Elizabeth 6, 38, 40, 7 3 fisher, Kelly 4 7 Frost, Jay 23 Flanary, Forrest 9, 20, 23, 73, 80, 81, 95 Fleshman. D . J . foster. Jeremy 9, 23, 66, 82 foucz, Corie l S, 40, 64 fox, Jason 14, 41 frank . Stephanie 35, 62, 66, 73 Frase, Louise 41 Frosc, Samantha 18, 23, 28, 66 Faulkner, April 11, 14, 3B, 40 . 61 , 74 . Fetherolf, Jenny 47, SB, 103 n. 93 , IOI Frost, Joey 47, lB Fusco, Jimmy 41 Fusco, Mari a 2, 12, 23, l6, 59, 66, 68, 76, 96 \ Christmas Court: 8th - Missy Hayes and Dusty Beekman; 7th - April Faulkner and Stefan Babich; 9th - Julie Rutherford and Matt Ireland; 6th - Julie Ann Sgroi and Kyle Ireland GGG Gadd, Jeremy 11, 35, 82, 83 Galbraith, Ben 32, 35, 66 Galbraith, J ake 14, 42, 45 Ganong, Jason 44, 47 Garland, Eric 3 5 George , Amy 35, 67, 69 George, Laurie 8, 9, 14, 22 , 23, 26, 2B, 58, 6 1, 75, 78, 92, 93 Gilbert, Becky 41 Giles, Robert 53, 55 Giles, Sue 4, )3, 56, 64, 101 Gillespie, Shenandoah 4 7, I03 Gilliland, Chuck 3l. 62, 66, 68, 69 Gilmer, Drew 38, 47 Gleiner, Nathan 44, 47, 48, 85 Glick, Lilah 4, 23, 66 Goff, Amber 47 Gold, Dan 35, 81. 88 Goldstein , Oark 23, 30. 59, 102 Gross, Paul 14, 41, 61, !03 G roth, Dan 41, 81 Groth, Ryan 35, 62, 66, 6B Guilliams, Jon 3B, 41 Guilliams, Score 23 Gusler, Steve 4 7 Guthrie, Raquel 35. 69 HHH Hage, Corrin 33 H agie, Kevin 5, 41, 7 1 Hale, Judd I 5, 23 Ha.le, Michelle 23 Hale, Robby 14, 4 1 Hale, Tammy 23, 27, 58, B6, B7, 95 Halen, Charlie 4 7 Hnll, Brian 24 , 8 5 Hall, J ason 47 Hall, Robbie 9, 24, 80, Bl Hall, Stacie 24 H amblen, Steven 4 7 H ammond , Blair 4 7 Hammond , Brie 14, IB, 24, 73, 74, 75 , 92, 93 Hanes, Gerra 33, 35, 58, 6 1 Hansen, Jeff 4 1, 69 H ardwig, Jess ie 15, 35. 62, 66, 68 , 72, 82 , 86. 10 3 Harless , Arwen 4 I Good, Crysral 3 Good, Kip 35 Gordon , Heath« 23. 61 , 6B, 69. 72 Harless, J ohn 14, 47 Harri s, Susan 3 5 Gordon, Mandy 13. 47 Gould, Kelly 47 Grant, Aundrea 23 Graybeal, Tiffany 23, 59, 66 Green, Clarissa 13, 23. 25, 5B, 59. 65, 6B, 69, 7 1, 74, 7B, 79, 86, 99. 100, 104 Harrison , ) . B. 24 Harrison, Jimmy 45 , 47 Harsti nc:, N ate 14, 41, 69 Harrison, Dee 5 1. 53 Hnrscin e, Rebecca 10, 15, 35 . 68 Hanmnn, D enn 24 Hanman, Earl 4 I Green, Marquis 41 Hanman , Julie 11, 38 , 4 l Green , Monro 4 1 Hanmnn, Kacic 38. 4 t Hartman, Louie I 5, 24 , 66, 68, 69. 82. 83. 98 Gr«"nman, Alex 35 , 66 Greenway, Billy 38, 41 Grieder, Nicole 23. 63 Grice, Zack 23. 66, 8 1, 88 Grier, Brian 23 Grier, Lluro Gtiffm, Barbara 53 Griffin, Kelly I 5. 4 1, 68 , 76 G riffin, Seth 47 Griffith,Jes.si0147 , 72 Grigg, Allen 35, 69 Hayes , Missy 33 , 34 . 35 . 57, 58 . 61 . 66. 68, 7 1, 76. 77 . 101 Hayslett, Dave 47 H iuel wood , Co ry 24 Hedri ck, Chess 24 , 66, 85 Heit z,J oann n 24, 61 Henry, Laum 2, 8, 24, 58, 59. 6 1, 66, 7). 76. 77 , 86 Henry , Ronnie Herchcnrider. Dmnc 53. 92 Heslep, Mac 47, 103 H eslep, Mike 24, 66, 6 7, 75 Hibbs, Doug 11 , l5, 58, 72. 73 Higg tn bot ham.Jacob 35. 6 1, 6 7, 6 8 , 85 Higgi nbotham, Joseph 41, 85 Cave Spring's 011wa11di 11g T eacher for 1990 was Lazzelle Parker. A favorite of both scudems and staff, Laz 's creativity, emhusiasm , generous spirit, and g reat smile are g reat Higg inbotham . Sarah 35, 66 HiU, Justin 14, 45, 4 7 Hobbie, Laura \5, 16, 66. 8 5 Hodge. Kim 38. -11 Hofe r. Chm 4 7 assets for CSJ H . 10 l �Kessler, Leila 4 5, 47 Kidd , Cori 8, 16, 32, 35. 69 Maynord, G ary 4, 54, 55 M c.Allister , Evi e: 9, 48 Kidder, Lauren 35 . 70 Kielry, Marie 4 I, 58 , 72 McCall, Ash ley 48 McCann , Mary 26 Killgore, Jeremy 47 , 72 McCarry . T ia 3, 36, 56 , 64 , 66 King , Aaron 35. 69 McO,llan , K•ll y 10, 36 . 37, 69, 74, 78, 79, King , Brandon 35 King , Mark D , 25 , 8 1 McO u ng, Fran k 54 , 55 , 65 , 88 M cCon neU , Ji mmy 14 , 4 1 Ki ng, T iffany 4 7 Kingery, !<Men 53 , 63 Kingery , Keit h 25 , 81 Kirby, J ay 3 5, 66, 8 1 Kirby, J oel 47 · Kittelson , Grant 13, 25 , 66, 68 , 69 , 82 , 83 , 9 7, 102 M cConnc:U , K im 36, 69 Ki ttelson, J ulie 14, 45 . 4 7, 70 Konen , Sherry IO, 14, 33 , 3 5, 57 , 58, 66, 68, 72 , 92. 9 3 McDan iel , Courrn •y 7, 10, 11, 36. 73, 86 Kor ch is h , Su zanne: 53, 54 Mcfalls , C:il vi n 2 1, 26 , 100 Krack, Debbie 25 , 26 McGarry , G reg 36 McGarry, Kevin 42 McG raw , Eli z.nbe:t h 54, 55 McKay , Sarah 48 M c K in ney, Sara 36, 69 , 7 3 McK inney, Tara 42 McKin ney, WiUia m 54 McMahon , J onathan 36, 68, 81, 85 McMichael, Edd ie: 48 , 58 Lan ier, Learle:nc 53 J..anp hcar, La ura 47 !.'1P lanc, Lisa 6, 38, 4 1, 73. 74 , 76, 77 , 103 Largen, Erik 35 Larg en, Jarcd 4 7. 72 l;uson , Eri k 35, 58, 68 U tsten e:r , J e:nn ife:r 4 7, 49 Lavinder, Eric 35 , 69 Lavinder, J osh 35 Lavinder , Kimberly 6 , 38, 4 I, 58, 6 1, 7 3 Lawrence:, Cindy 4, 53 Lawrence , J ohn 33 . 35 . 66, 73 . 8 1 Holman, Cheri 24, 86 H olt , Bri an 35, 66, 68 H opki ns, Emily 24, 68 H orner, Mary 18, 24 Hu d nell , Julie 35 , 69, 92 , 103 H udson , Mike 4 7 H omer, J enni fer 3'), 6 1, 62 , 73 , 82 H u " · H olly 35, 69, 7 1, 82 , 10 3 Huyb rchts, Erin 33 , 35, 6 1, 7} J ennings, Melissa 4 1 Jern igan , Leanne 4 1 J ern igan , Mon ica 14, 47 Jessee, Lisa 47 J ohnson, H unt er 6, 47 J ohnson, J ames 6 , 4 7, 72, 103 J ohnson, Lindy 13, 14, 41 J ones, Allisyn 33. 35 , 72 J ones , Billy 6, 14 , 4 5, 4 7 J ones , BreAnn 2') J om.."S, Laura 25 III J ones , Mi ke 4 1 Ingram, Chanda 24 , 66 J ordan, Boyd 35, 69. 75, 84, 85 J oyce , Tara 18 , 22, 25. 28, 6 1, 66, 68, 75, 86, 87, 95 Ireland , Kyle 47, IO I l r~l~nd , Mau 5, 13, 15, 24 , 65 , 75, 80, 81, 85, 96, 100, Irv in , J am es 35, 68, 8 1, 82 , 83, 88 JJJ Kah ill, Erik 38. 4 1 Kallio, Mary 35. 66 Karr, Anna 47 Ja in , Mane1."$ h 4 1, 73 J ain , Mecnoo 3 5, 6 2 J am es , Chad 3 5 J am es, M issy 47 , 10 3 Jam ison, Ke 1ch 15, 25, 66, 68 Janda. J oe 25. 57 . 62. 71 Janda , L1.Urn J an ney . Jan ney , A m ~r ~a r a h 47 10, 25 J.1rv1 s :-itevc 2.., ')7 68 102 Karr, Wi ll 4, 25. 66, 75 , 88 Ka rz, Paula 45 , 4 7 Kegley, J ason 35 , 68, 69 Ke ith, A m y 47 Kelley, Mu ocl 53 . 65. 74, 78 , 79, 86 Kell y, Graham 15, 25, 53, 66, 73. 9 5 Ke m p, J ean 53, 55, 63 Kem p , N ova '1 4, '1 7, 72 Ke mp , Princess 1'1, 38 , 4 1 Kenyon, Crystal 4 I Kes.sier, David 53 Mengerin k, Ch ip 42 Me rriu , T ricia 9, 26 , 57, 6 1, 64 , 66 M ickey, Leig h 16, 36, 6 1 M illor , Bcuy 8 . 18 , 26, 57, 59 . 6 1, 66, 68, 72, 74, 76, 77 M iller, I ve y 14, 42 Miller , J '" m e 5, 14, 18, 26 , 66 , 68, 75, 92, 9 3, 97 Ma ller, J en ny 9, 36, 66, 6 9 , 7 3 M iller, L.md scy 48 Miller, Shell y 48 Mills , M 1mhew 36 Min, Alex 7, 36, 6 1, 69 , 91 M in , Garrett 15, 20, 26, 9 1. 100 Min ton, J en nifer 36 , 66, 68 , 69, 76, 77, 82 LeMai re, J on 35, 70 Lester, Aaron 35 Lesccr, Erin 4 7, 73 l<w is. J eff 48, 72 Leb al, C. J . 4 7, 72 Llght , Doris 5 3 Light, J am ie 41. 103 L kens , !<Men 18, 25 , 61, 66, 68, 75, 86 Likens, Sam m y 25, 75 , 8 1, 85, 97. 100 LiUy, NataJic 4 1 Lindsey, Mark 25, 100 Linc , Ghc:ngis 35 , 8 1 Llnc:, T imu r I l, 48 Li nk , Barry 25, 66, 81, 84 , 8 5. 100 Li n n, J ohn 4 8 , 72 Lagan, J a m e~ 35, 85 Lang , Carla 53, 54 Lucas, Karie: 13, 4 1. 10 3 Luci, Ryan 36 Luedke, Katie 33. 36, 57, 6 1, 63 . 66, 6 8, 71, 73 . 74 Lu kas, Mike 11 , 38, 41 Lu msden , Ben 25, 100 Lu pton, J enn ifer 14, 45, 4 7 , 58 Lyons, G reg 14 , 4 1 MMM Mabry, Corey 25, 100 KKK Melki, R icky 26 , 100 Lee , J oel J ones, Lynn 4 7 J ones, Melissa 35, 56. 6 2, 64 llewicz, J ud ia Melancon , Hon•y 36, 69 Leary , Ryan 38. 4 I LcMaire, Creccda 14 , 38 , 47, 70, 10 3 J ennings, Dana 47 Meggers, Dixie 42 M iller, M a.h a. 48, 70 M ill er, Ryan 4 2 M illc:r , Shana 48, 71 Lttdy, J am es 35, 85 H olland, Ke ith 14, 4 1, 7 \, 103 Holland , Mark 24 l\frad or, Stephanie: 5 1, 54 Layne:, Sarah 4 I l..azzu ri , Dana 47, 48 l..ttch, Daw n 47 J efferson, B. B. J enkins, J enn y 47 McFat lan<l, Kelly 36 , 66, 70 Krause, Zach 35 , 69, 8 1, 85, 9 1 J..aney, Shane 35 H olden , Stephen \ l , 47 McD o nald , Erm 14 , 38. 45 , 48 McGarry , Erin 8 6 Lachowicz, Josh 35. 66, 68 Lambert, K yleig h 4 7 Scien ce Fair Winne r s: F r o nt R ow - D arrin Witt - Best in show , Row 2 - !st place - Manin Szumanski, Alicia T odd, Alissa W ood , R ow 3 - 2nd place - Nancy Dixon, Lynn Moore, J enny Bryan , Row 4 - 3rd place - Khaled Alami , J essica Ryan , Julie Hudnell, Row 5 - Honorable Mention - Sean Powers, Amanda Ackley, Stephen Turner, Sara R eid , Clark Goldstein McCor k in dnJc , ~fou 36, 62, 66 McCoy, Eriko B, 13, 48 Mc Dade: , David 7, 26 , 66 , 68 , 100 McDan iel , Bridg ett 48 McDan iel, Ch risty 9 , 4 1 Krause , H eather 4 1, 58 LLL MacG regor, Paul 4 1, 72 , 103 Maghera, Rana 2 5, 66, 100 Mahoney, J ohn 47 Majn ich , J essie 6, 32 , 36, 6 1, 66, 67, 68, 72, 73 Makoui, T racy 16, 36 , 56, 64 MaJcolm , J ackie 26 Malysa, Sylvia 36, 61, 66, 68, 70, 86 Manning, Carrie 48, 56, 64 Marraccim , j oy 36, 57, 66, 68 . 76, 77 , 86 Mars halJ, G mn y 48 Ma<>ico, Debbie 5 1. B. 66, 86 Mamn . Imojean 50, 53. 94 Mason, Richard 36. 66, 8 1, 8'; Masters, D ebra 8, 36. 58 , 6 1. 66, 68. 74, 75, 78 , 79 , 86, 103 M atanovi c, Sonia 36. 66 Matheny, Mat1 33, 36, 66 , 73. 82 , 8 3 Mayes, Brian 26 , 85 , 100 8~ Mi tch ell , Ch ris 13. 15, 24 , 25, 26, 59, 66, 67, 68, 69, 100, 104 Mi tchell, Le igh Anne: 14, 38, 45, 48 M n chell, Rebecca 9 . 13. 26 , 66, 7 l. 97 Grant Kittelson a nd Trey Ondrus were na m ed rn the All District basketball team fo r 1990-9 1. �Pe<due, Kim 14, 42, 72, 7B, 92, 93 Pe<due, Leigh 36 Perry, Matt 6B Richards, Mike 2B, 75, BO, Bl, B8, B9, 100 Richarrz, David 36, 69, 85 Rickman, Thyrz.a 42 Peterges, Ma.rie 6, 36, 66 Perm, Scewarr 9, 27, 60, 66, 81, 8) Ritter, Danielle 14, 42, 103 Riner, &ic 48, 72 Perdue, Meredith 48 Petrazio, Erilc.B 15, 27 Philpott, Joey 15, 2), 26, 27, 28, )6, 66, 72, 74, 7), BO, 81, B7, 88, 89, 9), 100 Phoc:ni.x, Rebecca 13, 14, 42, 103 Pinson, Aaron 27, 66, 74, BB, 100 Pinson, Andrew 36 Platt, Hillary 39, 42, 61 Poff, Amy 9, 27, 66, 72 Poff, Brent 7, 17, 20, 27, 66, 68, 91, 100 Poff, Maria 36, 69, 73 Points, Josh 8, 42, 58 Pomerleau, Pat 54, 94 Poulm, Jud 48, 72 Powell, Jamie 22, 2S, 27, )9, 66, 6B, 74, 78, 79 Powm, Sean 6, 14 , 48, 102 Pntither, D<xm 36, 69, 73, BS, B8 Spelling Bee Winners: Tommy Robenson - 7th grade, Jonathon Schanewolf grade, Brandon Ray - School Champion, Sylvana Sinha - 8th grade 6th Price, Michael 27, 100 Price, Randy 42 Price, Sue 54, 55, 101 Prichard, Ron 8 5 Prillaman, Erin 27, 68 Prillaman, Michael 13, 27, S9, 68, 69, Bl, 100, 104 Mizack, Jay 4B, 100 Mohler, Braum 9, 33, 36, 66, 69, 7 3 Monahan, Danny 48 Montgomery, Kris 36 000 Rice, Whimey 39. 42 Proctor, Shannon 15, 33. 66, 68, 69 Procror, Stephanie 27, 36, 63 Puckett:, Mike 36 Pugh, Susan 54 Purdum, Skye 2, 20, 27, 30, )6, )B, 66 Rivera, Jessica 2), 28, 30, 62, 7 1, 7B, 79 Rivera, Jorge 48, 72, 94 Rober>, Tim 18, 28, 66, BB Roberrs, Kori 42 Robcns, Laura 8, 45, 48 Rabern, Stephanie 7, 14, 22 , 28, 66, 75, 83, 92, 93 Robenson , Ashlee 12, 36, %, 64, 66 Robenson, Dallas 14 , 42 Robenson, Davy 2B, )6, 64, 100 Robenson, Tommy 38. 42, 58, 103 Robinson, Nora 28, 66 Rolley, Carol 14. 42 Rosapc:pc:, Julie 14, 42 Rosolowsky, Erik 2B, S9, 66, 6B, 7S Ross, Bonnie 48, 64 Ross, Kimm 24, 27, 28, 66, 6B, 69 Rotramcl, Oaire 10, 36, 66, 6B, 74, 76, 77 , B6, 87 Rourke, Adam 42 Rourke, Matt 28 Rouse, Caron 48 RoU>C, Rob 3, 36, 64 Rowell, Kristin 8, 33, 36, 69, 72, 85 Royster, Kirk 42 Rutherford, Molly 13, IB, 22, 2S, 26, 2B, 29, %, S9, 6S, 66, 67, 68, 73, 74, 7), 76, 77, B6, B7, 96, IOI, 104 Ryan, Jessica 27, 2B, 3 1, 66, 102 Rybicki, Mitch 36 Oakes, Darlene 54, 94 Moore, Andrea 42, 103 Moore, Huncer 48 Moore, Lynn 6, 14, 3B, 42, 73, 92, 93. 102 , 103 Moran, Blake 48 Moras, Brian 4 2 Morgan, AUi~n 16, 33, 36 Morgan, Georgie 26 Morris, Jeremy 12, 26, 59, 66, 97, 104 Mowles, Jenny 42 Mowles,Juscin 36, 75, 81, 85, 100 Murray, Eric 20, 2S, 26, 28, 66, 81, 82, 88, 9B, 100 Murray, Will 26, 100 Oakes, Tricia 48 Obenshain, Kelli 3, 13, 38, 39, 42 O'Keeffe, Robert 54 Old, Greg )4 Qu=nberry, John )4 Onufrak, Courtney 42 Osbourne, Isaiah 36, 69 Ottaway, Amy 32, 36, 66, 67, 73 Quinlan, Jill 27 Overstreet, Shwnon 16, 42 Owens, Julie 36, 73 Quinn, Kelly 36 Oyler, Jonathan 103 Musick, Amanda 10, 3S, 36, 66, 76, 77 Oyler, Kary 6, 16, 36, 66, 69 PPP Nabers, J ames 36. 7 2 Page , Amy 48 Page, Brenda 5 3. 54 Nash, Colleen 42, 103 Nash, Sam 36, 6B Nash, Vanessa 11. 38. 42 Neighbors, Nachanael 48 Nelson, Tracey 26. 6 1. 66 Netdes, Kace 3, 42, 68 Nichols, Candy 5, 48, 64 , 7 2 Nickales Scephan 2 RRR Rader, Richard 15, 27 , 100 Radford, Julie 15, 27 Rae, Anna 42, 68, 70, 10 3 Ramsey, David 100 Rnrrisey, Tonya 2, 32, 36. 72, 86 Rawlings, Bill 38 . 42 Ray, Brandon 6, 42, 61, 73 , 103 Paige, Denise 3, 42, 61 Paquin, RacheUe 13, 48, 72 Parker, Lo.zeUe 54, 101 Ray, Jason 36 Ray, Mike 12, 20, 2B, 3 1. 66, BO, Bl, BS , 96. 100 Parker, Chris 36, 73, 8) Nicklas, Steven 36, 68 Quinn, Beth 44, 48 Quinn, Jennifer 15, 17, 27, 56, 59. 68 , 69, 75 , 96 Page, Sarah 13, 27, 62, 66, 71 Parks, Steve 11, 42 Nichols, Mau 42 Nichols, Pac 26, !DO Quick, Chris 66 Ownby, Chad 4S, 48, 72 Musick, Kevin 42, 69 NNN QQQ Ondrus, T«y I) , 19, 20, 27, 56, 66, 74, 75, Bl, 82, B3, 96, 9B, I 00, I 04 Rector, Hope 55 Reece, David 28, I 00 Pm!, Rupa 3, S, 27, 31, S6, )8, 64, 66, 72, 81, 82 Reid, Mary 28, 74 Reid, Saro 6, 14, 38, 42, 63. 71, 73 . 102 Patsel, BiUy 48 Reinhardt, Chris 42, 62 Parwa.rdran, Reva 27, 57, 68, 82 Peery, John 48 Reynolds, Kelly 28, 66 SSS Sablik, Filip 42 Sadler, Cory 3 7 Sain, Sharon 5 5 SauJ, Danielle 44, 48 Saunders, Eric 4 2 Saunders, Jon 39, 43 Saunders, Margo 3 7 Schanewolf, Jon 48, 10 3 Scheuer, Scon43 Schumacher, Casey 45, 48 Schwarz, Jodie 2B, )7, S9, 66, 7 1, 73 Scott, Jay 48 Scar>, Chris 48 Seddon, Ann 4, 52, 55 Selvey, Tommy 48 Setliff, Nicole 17, 33, 37, 72, 73 Sgroi, Julie Ann 13, 4S, 49, 56, SB, 64, 101, 103 Shafer, Elaine 55 Shaftma.n, Emily 7, 43, 72 Shaq>, Adam 37 Shaq>, Brian 11, 3B, 43 Sha.ttzer, Tiffany S, 19, 2B, )9, 6B Shaw, Catherine IS, 24, 27, 2B, S9, 6 2 , 66 , 6 B, 69 Shealor, Cindy I S, 29 Shell, Rodney 29 Shelton, Carrie 49 . 33 36, 66 Nininger, uu:n 7 : 17 , 26, 66, 72, 95 Nininger, PeY N k AmY 42 oa es. 48 Nolden, Scephen d 48 100 Nor<is, Cha ' 9 73, 78, 79 67 6 Norris, Kat< 36, 66 • ' ' 61 9 Norwood, Adan 3 • ~~ I. S7, 66, 7 I, 99 3 Nuckols, Brooke I 6 ' ' Nuckols, Erin 42 6 1 62 63 Nussbaum,Jill 32, 36 , 5 7 ' ' ' , 66, 68, 7 1, 7 3. 74 , 76, 77 . . R f!ections Contest Parucipants in e (Winners in Italics) Front Row - Brad Weaver Paul &011, Jamie J ohnson, Paul Macgre~or, Keith Holland, Leigh Barnett, Jonathon Oyler, Row 2 Shenandoah Gille1pie, Amer Alami, Anna Rae , Andee Moore, Christy Clifton, Rebecca Phoenix, Kacie Lucas, Jamie Light, Holly Hu rt, J e1111y Spruill, Row 3 LiJa LaP/ant, Ly1111 Moore, Vanessa Nash, Danielle Riner, J e11ica Hardwig, Debra Ma1/erJ , )e1111ifer Cook, Sylvana Sinha, Carrie Smith, Row 4 &eg Bo1e11, Stefan Babich, Mac Heslep, Creceda LeMair1e , J ennifer Fetherolf, MiJJy JameJ , Anna Aiher, Julie Ann Sgroi 103 �Shelcon, Jeffrey 29, B'S Shelton, W ill 37, 69, 8 1 Stevens , Dan icJ 49 Stogner, Julia 37, 56, 6 3, 64 Sherburne, April 3 7 Stum p, Ch"' 3 7, 64 Shertz, Daniel 3 7, 82 Shi ner, Mark 14 , 43, 69 Sum ner, Karen 55 Svec, W illiam 5 5 Shivers, Sarah 49, 72 Swain , Tonya 37 Swe<t, Lisa 4, 29, 66 Syracuse, Julie 49 Szu m ans ki, Martin 13 . 23 , 29, S9 , 66, Shockley, Dan 15, 29, 80, 81 Sharrer, Angel 29, 58, 6 1, 68, 72, 81 Shorter, Robyn 45 , 49 Si<ora, Beth 37, 61, 66, 67, 69 , 76, 77, 86 Silva, Man 12, 15, 29, 82 Simpson, J uscin 29, 69 TTT Singh, Nick 49 Taen, J ennifer 14, 49, S6 , 64 Sinha, Sylvana 37, 58, 63, 64, 70, 103 Taliaferro, Decca 33, 3 7 Si m mons, J ess ica 49 Simpson, Brandon 43 Sink, J ulie 32, 33, 37, 62, 66, 68, 73, 78, 86 Sis.son, Ji mmy 37, 66, 67, Bl, 85 Skaggs, G udda 5 5 Skeens, Chad 37, 69 Smallwood , Barbara 5 5 Sm ith, Aaron 49 Smith, Bryan 28 Smirh, Ca.Je:b 43 Smich, Cari 14, 43 , 56, 64, 103 Sm ith, Chad 37, 73 Smi th, Dav id Sm ith, J amie 43 Sm ith, Jason 15, 28, 29 Smith, Marrha 55, 59, JOO Smith , Michael 43 Sm ir h, Missy l 0, 29 Smithson, Shannon 10, 16, 37. 69, 76, 77 SneU, J ason 43 Snell, Lori 29, 66, 80, 81 Snowadzky, Par 55 Sowder, Mark 43 Spears, Susan 45, 49 Speight, Brian 49 ;~n;~:· 9~:nleO~~·l~~· 29, SB, S9, 66, 68, 7 l , 7 3, 74, 7S , Spencer, Rohen 43 Spruell, Jennyt 37, 66, 69, 103 Sputi U, J ake 37, 66 Spurlock, J on 37 Stanger, Shannon 6, 14, 43, 69, 73, 9 2, 93 Stanley, Kim 29 Stanley, Pat 4 3 Stetker, Ellyn 13. 43 Steffen, Terr i SS, 70 Stelle rn, Tricia 3, 14, 39. 43, 92, 93 Stephens Chris 9 14 S h , 'l' , , 28, 29. S8, 73, 74 7S 83 9' 93 cep ens, Mike 29. SB, BI, 84. BS , , , -· Stephenson, Mandy 43 n. BS. 9 1, Taylor, Aaron 49 Taylor, Brianne 9, 14, 43, 70 Taylor, D onn ie I S, 3 7, B I. 85 Taylor, H olly 29. 63 Taylor, J essica 66 Taylor, L sa 37, 69 Taylor, Neal 43 Tempkin, Sarah 29, 30. S6, 64, 70 Terrell, Adam 49 Terrell , J aison 37 Tesoro, Cou rtney 9, 3 7, 66 Thacker, Alison 13, I S, 49, 64 Thews, Scott I 5, 29, 59, 66, 68, 9 1 Thom8', Chad I 5, 27, 29, 59. 66, 68, 69, 9 I, 96 Thomas, J enni fer 3 7 Thomas, Leslie 3. 15, 29 , 6 1, 64 , 70, 75 Thompson , Allen 27, 29, 68 , 69 Th ompson , Corey 43 Thompson, J ulie 43 Thompson, Michael SS Thomson, Spencer 49 Thorne, Kelly 38, 39. 43, 6 1, 72 T ims , Bryan 30, 59, 68 , 69 , 104 Tiwari, Chetan 9, 49 Todd, Alicia 49, 100, 102 T oor , Andy 43, 62 Toor, Manny 10 , I 5, 30. 68 Tcem , Ashk;gh 5, I S, I 9, 31, 56, 64, 66, 74 , 78, 79 Trent, Mary Ann 49 T rompetet , Star 37, 58, 61, 63, 66, 67, 68, 69 T riplett, J essica 43 Trou c, J ulie 14, 38, 49 T rout , Mary Bet h 30 T rumbower, Dav id 49 Turner , Niki 49 Tu rner, Scephen 13, 24 , 30, 66, 68, 69, 9 1, 99, 102 Tu rowski, Tom 3 1, 68 Ty ree, Kenner h 49 Sir Elwy n lS · a squire . who appears throughout this yearbook he lS a symbol of the Cave S '. ]uni H . pnng or igh spirit H · ined b . e was imagcf y p eople on the yearbook sta1J who w d c h. ante something special ror t 1s y ear, something that is symbolic of a year Every year b . m your life. every . ri ngs changes and year ts unique and S. El represents h. tr wyn s·tr El wyn t is. year - 1990-9 1. pops up ls )list a character that every one . throughout h e m a while any of your/. e yearbook just like be a boy rtends. Sir Elwyn could ' a girl or h representative ~f a t eme that ts reminder of h our school. It's a Cs] . It mightt eI year you had at . eave sp ·al ones to a pe eci memrson who' schools or it could b s changing · • e~mh cia, year. caught on film. W er speyou see m Sir Elwy hatever n, we hope have awesome me . you mories of this year' !04 102 uuu Underwood , Chr;s 2, 37, 68, 69 Underwood, J ess 37, 69, 72 Unroe, Chris 15, 30, 66 Un roe, H eather 49 vvv Yandel inde, Chris 43 YanDyck , J osh 3 7. 7 3 YanDyck , Raven 14, 49 Yaniels, Marylou 55 VanNamc, Billy 29, 30, 85 Vaughn, Dorie 37 Ycriry, Clinton 43 Vest, J essica 3 7, 61, 62, 66, 68, 74, 78, 79, 86 Yest " Katherine '19 Yest, Lauren 30 Squire and M y Lad y 1990-91 Finalists: Fro nt R o w - Julie Rutherford, Clarissa Green, Anne Spencer, Susan Bono, Huyen Campbell, R o w 2 - Trey Ondrus, J erem y M orris, Chns M1tchell , Michael Prillam an , Bryan Tims Waldron , She Uy 49 Woo<l rmg , Dav 1J 43 Wal ker, T . ). 49 Wallace, Em il y 14, 38, 49 Wallace, Myles 3 7, 69, 81 Walrond , En c 43. 85 Walrond , J eff, 2, 30. 3 I, 56. 66, 68, 69, 8 I Walrond , Shi rley 55 Walshe, And rew 44, 49 WaJcer.;, Cass ie 38, 43 Warden , Lau ren Watt , Sammy 49 Weary, Mark 49 Weaver, Brad 43 . 69, 103 Weaver, Brad David 49 Weeks, Ch risry 30 Weikel , Holl y 43 Wei m er, Marc ie 26, 30, 66, 72, 95 Wells , Bn an 13, 3 1. 66 Wendel, Chrnry 3, 8 Woods, Kat ie: 38, 43. 70 Woody, J ennife r 3. 43 Wente, Yonah 8 , 49 West, As hley 43 , SS West, J os h 37 W hu by. J ohn 49 Wh isman, Betry SS W h m-, Ma tt 49, 94 Who rley, Chris W ickert, Came 16, 37, 6 1, 69 W dl iams, Sand ra 3 7 Wi ll iam s, Susan 6, 33, 37 W 1llmotc, Vam.-ss a 5, 3 1, 82 WWW Wade, Stacy 13, 49 W agoner. Drook 30 Wakahara, Fum1 37 Wakahara, Sayu 49 WaJJt:n, Uurcn 49 Wak<lron , Emilie 3 7' 66 WaJd ron, G lenn )4 Willmou, Wade l I, 49 Wi lmcr, S1ephcn 11, 14, 38, 43. 8') Wilson, Wes 3 I W 1m bc rlcy, Coun ncy 43 Wimmer, Shannun 23 , 3 1, 66 Windel. Lynn 49 W ire, Li z 37, 61, 6 2 , 63. 64, 66 Wire , Susan 55 Wise, DamcUe )S. 69 Wm. Dan n 24. 3 1, 63. 66, 68. 9 1, 9 7 , 102 Wood, Alfonso 3 7, 8 1. 8S Wood, Lissa 6, 14, 4 3. 7 3, 102 Wood, Chrts11 3 1. 68 Wood, Taro 14. )8, 4 3 , 70 Young, Krisca 43 Younge r, Dav 1J 3 1, 66, 68, 80. 8 1, zzz Z i mmerman . J ames 3 I Z irkle, H ea th er 13. 49 Z irk le:, Sea n 3 1. 85 W illi ams, Sarah 49 Will mon, Amber 3. 13, 38. 43 yyy Za1 kov, Kim 1.3. 49 Williams, Neil 14 , 43 w; ll iams, Sally 32, 33 . 37 , 58, 66, 68, 72, 74, 78 , 79 Vineyard , Tamra 37. 66, 69 Vi u ur, Brian 45, 49, IOO Vinu r, Shannon 15, 30, S7, 59, 66, 68. 7 1, 7 5 W ray, Ad rt an 43 W n g hc , AJam 3 7 W rtg h t, J ane')'), 74 W ri g ht , J ason 3 7, 66 Wrtght , M a tt hew 14, 43 W righc, Shak1g h 23 . 3 1. 66 Wynn, Juli e 'JU.')'), 92 Zaikov, J ason 3. 3 1, 64 W iggins , J eff 49 Wi lhelm, J en ny 37, 66 Wilki ns, Alison 48, 49 W illard, U:c 13. 38, 43 Wi ll iams, Barbara 55 Will iams, Chad 33 . 37.69. 7 2 Will iams, Isaac 37. 69, 75 , B I Vineyard, H ea cher 3, 30, S6, 64 Woolwine, Wally 52 8~. BB �.. ....,.. , ..:i u ~= ~ il ~· . ~ •'=~ :: ......;2• ...... "' !~ ~· :~ ~:· : ,: .. ~ ?;! ~ .. \ ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Le++uce Bee F re od 5 Fo\lr'evny- l. ��con\ents PAGE THEME AND OPENING 2-15 INTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE 16-55 FRESHMEN EIGHTH SEVENTH SIXTH FACULTY /STAFF 18-31 32-37 38-43 44-49 50-55 c A v E s p CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS 56-73 R R I 0 N A G N 0 J K U N I 0 E V I R R 74-89 H I G H STUDENT LIFE 90-99 DEDICATION SUPERLATIVES SQUIRE/MY LADY 94 95-97 98-99 G I 1 9 9 5 1 9 9 6 N I A s c H INDEX 0 0 L 100-103 CLOSING !04 l ~ TITLE ~ �This is how Emily puts a little spring in her step. The backyard gang Mary Page and Brad ponder Chicken Little 's theory . You guys crack me up' ~ 2 ~THEME �Stop or I'll Shoot! That was so I forgot to laugh. fa nn;,11 · ~-~---11 Look Ma, no hands! Did you ever hear the one about the b oy and his goat??? 3 ~ THEME ~ �Why do you drive on a parkway and park on a driveway? Why is it called a hot water heater if it heats cold water? And if you get vegetable oil from vegetables, and olive oil from olives, then where does baby oil come from? There are many more unanswered questions, but for now just look at our, uh, unusual pictures! Dumb and dumber! Who is Meg looking at? · D,IAL~-A-Ml,AL . If &a1rllecae deliig,ht ! How many straws does Matt need ' �" Hey, Bugs, can you cell the Kings apart?" Who ace Wes's little friends? O K, we' re nor even gonna ask' Where did Melissa learn Indi an sign lang uage' 5 ~ THEME ~ ���Taking a Closer The yearbook staff decided to take a closer look at what people do in their spare time. We were surprised at the number of different activities our students and teachers enjoy. From rockclimbing to horseback riding, from woodworking to • reading, they manage to cover it all. Hobbies are a relief for everyone from homework, quizzes, tests, and all that stress. Some of these activities are things people will enjoy for the rest of their lives. Ingrid is really flying high! H urry up and cake me piccure so I can play che game! Rai lroading is a common hobby , buc ) enny has he r own tra in car e ~PENING �Biking: good exercise, good fun Horsing around led Abby Merrill to win the Championship of the] r. -Amaceur Owner] umper division at the Constitution Classic in Culpepper, VA. Look' There's Jason and Nick, scaling the heights at CMT. Paul's hobby produced the Virginia State Motocross cup. IN THEIR SPARE TIME YOU WILL FIND THEM . Rockclimbing, kayaking and skiing Collecting rocks Traveling,watching movies , reading J onathan Farley-8th Ashley Fitzgerald- 7th Mrs. Sain Water skiing , rollerblading, playing street hockey Matt Borger-9th Woodworking, hiking, and swimming Mr. M cKinney Aerobics, visiting friends , going to N avy football games Mrs. Page Reading Playing golf, hunting , fishing , traveling Running unti l I can't breathe Quilting, camping , writing Cooking, walking, gardening, traveling Brandy Cortner-9th Mr . Kessler Josh Carlton -9th Mrs. Steffen Mrs. Bai ley 9 ~ OPENING ~ �Friends Friends - what would you do without them? Would you be lost, trapped, or in another world? Who would bail you out if you didn't know what your homework was? Who is there for you when you're feeling down; when you just broke up with your boy or girlfriend; when you don't understand your parents? Friends are special people you never want to lose. What Would You Do Without 'Em? Even Todd has friends ... somewhere? Piggy-backing all the way to Hollywood . Making new friends hasn't been hard for Matt. Hangin' with the boys NAME ONE WORD TO DESCRIBE YOUR BEST FRIEND: Josh Krehbiel Rand Falls Caty Price Lauren Clatterbuck Melanie McGuire K elsey Plagenhoef 10 O PENING "funny" "strange" "annoying" "brainy" "blond" "nosey" Amy Rosapepe Suzanne Melki Kelli Eagle Erik Min Catherine Aydlett Heidi Deel Kevin Murdock Adena Kaplan Carly Krauss Alex Kolozoeky Maureen Ernst Kim Filson "insane " "stupid" "understanding arroganr " sweer "ditsy" "chicken" incred ible caring funky perfect original Amanda Sain Michela Brooks Samantha King Sheena J ain Sarah Joy Jordahl Laura Fitzpatrick Brooks Moran Kristi Rouse Meredith Kinder Charles Lambert Kati e Lugar terrific rad cool trustwonhy loynl understanding telinbl hyJX!r a hardworkcr crn~y b eautiful , inside and out �Fred's our best bud! Got any room on there for us? Isn't it a little crowded in there? Next time we're going for the blue! 11 OPENING �Sen s e! Comic I t~ - - -,Ml)~ - What is comic sense? Whether your specialiry is telling hallway jokes or laughing out loud in class, everyone has comic sense. Even though you really don't think about your comic sense, it gets you through the day! Comic sense can relieve your anxieties before a test or brighten an otherwise boring day. Comic sense can take place anywhere: at home, with friends, or, yes, even in school. Believe it or not, even teachers can act human and show comic sense. Comic sense is like your funny bone; you don't realize it 's there until you hit it. Well, this year hit your funny bone, tell some jokes, laugh our loud , and reveal your Comic Sense. " H ey , k ids , get down! " Our first shaving experience Eeek 1 I didn 't get that joke at a/fl 12 OPENING U V rays are h a rmfu l ro yo u r eyes . �COMING SOON to a theater near you ... " Where do you think you 're going?" Trick or treat, smell my feet' Knock, Knock! Who's there? Cook! Cook who? Who are you calling cuckoo! Knock, Knock! Who's there? Roach. Roach who? Roach you a letter; did ya get it? Knock, Knock! Who' s there? Max. Max who? Max no difference who I am! ] ust let me in! R agged y A rm rei ncarnated . 13 OPENING ���You never know where they'll pop up! Here's to you as students at Cave Spring Junior. If you stop to think about it, there are a lot of things for which you deserve to be noticed. You all play an imponant role in classes and at school social func- Recycle Who needs school!!! Wow - field trips b eat the classroom , ANYDA Y 1 Are they really all smiles before lu nch ' ~ 16 ~ INTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE �~J~~jiffiJ~~tf1~~~~:f~~~~J:~~4:~~~1:;-:~1~~~~1tiJ')it~ }t~ FRESHMEN ' ..:&. la.~ !)JI UNDERCLASSMEN :\Lt FACULTY/STAFF ·1'' ~1 }t~ Okay, now what have you done?!? Sixth graders are never serious. WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE REMEMBERED FOR AFTER YOU LEAVE CSJ? Being Mr. Old's son Chris Old-7th Being a good student and athlete Jason Owenby-7th Being the craziest person ever Alex Bohm-9th For having the biggest dimple Whitney Freeman-8th Breaking a track record Bryan Hawkins-9th Our beginning band winning 1st place at Kings' Dominion Ashly Holland-7th As being the girl that ate the most, but never gained any weight Eileen Nunley- 7th My laziness Brandon Funk-9th As being a nice person with lots of friends Ashley Baldwin-6th Being the all-time scoring leader for basketball Chad Nicely-7th For having g reat hair Austin Clark-9 th For who I am Em ily G allagher-8th ('. ..:&. la,~ c !)JI (. r~t ~~J tJ' St ~.)c' ~ .... ' ~ c J1. ~ ~ !)~ t ,~ ~ X. \-?'I l t St ~ -C. • " • 7 ~ '-' ~ .. ~ ,..~ ~ 1' 1 ( ~ !)~ ,¥ t ~ J .f ft" •~ -c, · ' ·4 7 .)c ;1.. -"' ~~ ~ ~ !)~ ~~~ ~.,Z'J (fu. e]\ -"" - lllC. ?';/!(d " """' '"' ,. a..~ ~,,. ~t ~· J t~ ~i - In N ew York , you're created like royalty. ~ 7 ;;+. ~-,( ,,~ 1~~ ~i~,t~,.,l< ~~ii:"~X1·~~.r1~ ,..~ ~~.'~~-<~~ ii~·\1. ~- ""' ~ ~ff.... ~ 44' J:. ~ \f\ . ... .J.~ &;z.rl ~ -=ti,._,, :V ~~ "'.~ ,,,~ ~ 0 .,, ! "' . . ..... . <>..LJ ,(' ~,.., ~ !)! ~ ...6 • 17 ~ INTRO D UCTION TO PEOPLE W!f!!1' �Vance Adkins l.G.B., 2.Chriscopher,3.my Coca Cola ceddy bear,4. Pulp Fiction Andrew Amos So it's not exactly like we are seniors, but we've made the best memories possible from the little things we had. We've spent the last three years just waiting for the moment to call ourselves FRESHMEN, and now that we've spent a year doing it, almost all of us are ready to call ourselves sophomores. But wait! We still have a little while left, so remember all the good things that hap pened to us, all the embarrassing moments that you can thank your parents and best friend for, and all the bad mom ents etched into your brain. Until next year nobody will care if you still remember that a + b = c or how obsidian rock is formed . Over the summer think about everything that has happened to you at this school, and spend as m uch tim e as possible with your friends. Then, starting in September, be ready to call yourself a SOPHOMORE. Beverly Ander.;on 1. Sp ik e,2 . " Ig n or a nce is bliss,"3 . my be!c,6. che Rugracs Justin And erson I. Ju s , 4. Bad Boy z,5 . Joder,6. Rainbow Brig ht Lindsay Anderson 1. Lipps , 2. "Live long and pros per" ,5. Boyz II Mcn,6 . Marvin the Mania.n D 0 Ryann Angle I. Lyd ia ,2. ·'Y ou scare m e!" 3. m y saniry,5. "Come as yo u are " Sherri Austi n S'marrer, Marr, see a ghost or something! J-\ Zach Bain 3. Bed .4 . Billy Madi1011,6 . Snoop y Hit him with your best shoe! 18 FRESHMEN Run that by me one more time . Megan Ba inter M eg ,2 " I don't know ."4 . Little Women ,6. Garfield I . �Jessica Ball Kimball,2. ""You Twit!"3. CD >layer,S. Sea.I "Newborn Friend" Sarah Balzer 1. Balzer,2 . "Omageez!"3. my pillow,4. Grea1e Jonas Baranauskas 1.Jo,3. T .V.,4. Ace Ventura Pet De1ec1ive,6. Calvin and Hobbes \Ves Bacbouc 1. Wescer,2. "Ic's all good",3. my Boyz,4. Boyz in da Hood Laura Basham 4 . Dirty Dancing, 6 . Garfield Chris Bays 2. "Hey, big red" ,3. soccer player jackec,4. National Lampoon'J Senior Trip Sarah Bassett k Cupcake (my bear),4. Spu d,S. 'Music of the Night" ,6. Bugs 3unny Is rhe high school ready for ThiJ? Tiffany-Ahren Beachy l. Tiffy,2. "Pumpemickle" ,3. m y Bible,6. Pepe le pew Eric Bacchler 2. "Gee over yourself',3. The Wave,4. Barney's"] Love You" Tom my Beckner 2. "Thar Dumps",3. my Nick Beazley I. Floppy,2. "Paper or Plas1ic?"3. my wallcc,4. Tommy Boy Sam Bell 1. Comholio, 3. my pencil, 6. Bevis What did Beverly see))) Run for your lives! Allison Bernardo 2. " Whatever" , 3. my cars, 5. Lump, 6. Taz L·mey Bernardo I. Lane, 2. "Fluffy!" 3. my spirit, 4. Broum-eyed Girl T edd y Ru x pin ,4. Th e Goonie1,6. Eek Chris Bibby 1. Little Bibby,4 . M enace II SocietyN ,5. \Yl tJ- Tang C/an,6 . Fat Linsl!y Blnnkl!nship Ricky Boettchl!r 1. Shorccnkc,2 . "Guess whnr?·· 3. m y Lee jeans,4 . Ace Vemura Pei 2. "Shm up or l' U have rn kick vo u " , 4 . Preda t or, 5. \\l hltc Albert D etective Zorn be 19 ADKINS-BOETICHER �Alex Bohm l. Chauncey, 4. Ace Ventura Land 2N, 5. Bone Thugi in Harmony Jam es Brennan 3. My Louisville Slugger, 4. The Blues Brothen, 5. Blues Brothers Band Matt Borger I. Pookie Bear, 3. Candice, 5. "Love and Feeling", 6 . Garfield Mary Page Bosen l. Pagie, 2. "Make Love not War, 4. Rocky Hom1r Picture ShowN, 5. Jared Bourne Mark Bowman 4.jwt Carue, 5. John Wil- PhiJh liams, 6. Gary Larsen 3. my car, 4. Major Payne, 5. Bon e Tin H . Jessica Brown 3. friendship,4 . DangerouJ Mind1,5. "Breakfast at Tiffany's",6. Calvin Paul Brunk 2. All I have ro say 1s Christie Bryan 1. Heidi, 2. "What the heck", 3. T.J., 6. Dopey Justin Bullock 1. B, 2. "What's up, boy? " 4. "Living Single" "dirtbikes and girls " ; m that order. Elizabeth Bushnell I. Bushnell, 2. " Liar", 4. The Net, 6. Marvin the Martian Josh Car!ton 3. my bed , 4. Ace Ventura, 5. Lump, 6. Garfield Gerald Carr Taz Julie Carson I. Carson, 2 . "shut your mouth!" 4. Dangerou1 Mind1, 6. Garfield Jennifer Cease 1. The Tiger, 2. "Beam me up!" 3. my moror car, 6. Marvin the Martian lh e Fuz.z" Zilch Bun 3.my Bnby Grand, 4. A!.ul> A About Nothing, 5. George ~ Meli ssa Callahan "That's di sg usting' " 4. Caiper, 6. Calvin and Hobbes Brooke Curlin I. Brookie, 2. "Anywn , .. m e mori es of Buddy, 6 . Snooi Cami Chapin Brad Chase I. Billy's little brother, "Whatever!" 3. my s bunny, 4. Threuome 2. I. Geraldo, 4. Pulp Fiction, 5. " Gangsta"s Paradise, 6. Mclissn Brande I. MeJi, 2. " You'«: n r:ci.I ner!" 3. my lounge, 5. "Caught t I. Cam, 3. friendship, 4. GreaJe , 5. Allat Once J enna , Carrie , Jason , and Laura suffer from loss of id entity . Lost in dreamland 20 FRESHMEN �::.»; .._... ~~~~. . ~~"° \,1: ..,YQ.~ :) ~......_,. ~ vc-'ll!J 1 ...... ..i .~ ~ l $>\; (\ \ 1 , JBClfb ' J (I i\.;f - fl? '1 ;.n~tF :.!ft' L N ickname 2. Favorite saying 3. Prized possession 4. Favorite movie 5. Fav. song or group 6. Fav . cartoon .,~ f\ii.. \ "'; " ' " ,~":) 4 t"' :~,l <.~ r',,[ i"' -~-,~~ 4 tj 'o-'11,-. ;;.,'"? I Stephanie Cheng Cheng, 2. "What can I say; it's gift! " 3. m y voice, 5. ' Kumbaya" !. ..l · - ~ H eather Chockley 1. Chocolate, 3. my cowboy boots, 1. Brooklyn, 2. "Don't sweat me!" 4. Th< Cowboy \Vay, 5. Alabama 3. my ceddy bear, 6. Goofy Brooke Christley Holly Christley l. Harley, 2. "Okay", 3. my blankie, 4. Seven AustinOark 1. Tex, 2. "Bullhockey!" 4 . Shag, 5. " Love and Feeling" , ... ~ .,,,_ 'Y~ ~ - ~_ A"; _ Most ninth graders start their year as freshman in a high school, but not us. As overcrowding looms over us, we stay at the junior high while feeling out of place. Some of us are even between schools during the day. But we work hard to make sure that everyone knows who we are; iue may be lost, but we 're not fo rgotten/ Paul has lose his freedom. Sarah Clatterbuck l. Buck, 2. "You're a cool Zach gees lose in the books. cat!" 3. my friends Brandy Conner 2. "Shue up!" 3. my dog , 4. Speed, 6. Garfield Fred Conner 1 . Fredm a n, 2 . " Hey , what's up? "4. Ace V entu ra , Pet Detective ,6. T az Sean Conway 3. my T.V., 4. Ace Ventura , 6 . Calvin and H obbes BUT NOT Chris Coon 3. m y b ike, 4 . A ce Ventura, 5. N irvana, 6. Bare Simpson 21 BOHM-COON �MR.A~D Mike Cox Sarah Day I. Squirt 2. "OK, whatever"· 3. my reddy beas, 5. ··on Bended Knee 1. The great Komholio! 5. Self Esteem, 6 . Calvin and Hobbes Mrs. Clemons: at it again! Ward Currin 1. Wardson, 2. "Gah!" 3. my boyz, 5. Silverchair Sarah Cox Heidi Deel I. Cox, 3. my skateboard, 4. I. Toodles, 2. "Bunches", 5. Casper, 5. Alanis Morrisette "DoWaDiddy", 6. Scooby-Do Brad Emery 1. Waldo, 4 . jurauir Pr~rk, 5. "Hold me" by C-uhy Dennis, 6. Avengclync Michael Daly 2. "Come on, grease!" 3. my Ibanez , 4. Clerk.J, 5. Alice in Chains Anna Craft Andy DeWitt 3 . my learner's permit, 4. Dumb and Dumber, 6 . Calv in and 1. Bann a~ 2 . "Do you have a permic for thar banana?" 3. Calvin and Hobbes Hobbes Kate Feldvary James Dixon I. Rufus, 2. "Cheese and crack- I. LucybeUc, 4. FornSI ers!" 3. airplanes, 4. 0111break TLC, 6. For Better or Worse Maureen Ernst 1. Mo , 2. "Pick les! " memories, 5. Oldies Jordan Davies 1. Y ordan, 2. "i Hace frio 1" 3. LL Bean catalog, 5. Dave Matthews Band 3. Elizabeth Domalski 3. the pink pen, 4. The F11gi1ive, 5. Michael W. Smith, 6 . Calvin H ey! W anna have a little fun? Well, try this. We've taken different parts from a guy and a girl and made a new person out ot them. Your mission is to try and correctly identify the parts (eyes, nose, mouth, hair, etc.) for each person. If you think that you 've been successful, see page 31 to make sure. G ood luck! FRESHMEN Bill Ferrell I. Billdo, 2. "Dough!" 4. P I} Fic1io11, 5. White Zombie Rand Falls 1. Chicken, 2 . "BA" , 3 . my flapjacks , 6 . Calvin and Hobbes Nikki Edwards 2. ' Tm sorry' " 3 . my teddy bear, 5. " Nam e" , 6 . Calvin and Hobbes 22 Gump, :; Kim Filson l iem , 3 . Dodie, 4. ParrttJ Trap , 5 the Beatles �FRESH Kara Firzpauick I. Carcbea.r, 2. "limo quote'', 4. 1f/hile You Were Sleeping, 5. Kathryn Freaney I. C.Chick, 2. "You're such a cheerleader, T ae! ·' 3. Mr. Puckery, 4. Grea.u "Piano Man" Lindsey Fox 1. "L", 2. "Huh?" 6. Tweecy Bird Shay Foley I. Shafer, 3. my burger boy bank, Brandon Funk 1. Punker, 2. " Cool Dude", 4. 8 Seconds, 6. Bugs Bunny 4. Caiper, 5. Alanis Morrisette Don'r we think we're funny! Billy Foy I. Caine, 2. "River Man' Re- member Riverman!" 3. The Jar John Fourz 1. Cowboy, 2. "Hey, Pedro", 5. Led Zepplin, 6. Marvin rhe Marcian Bech Furrow 3. my dog, Sunshine, 4. The Little &seals, 6. Garfield Matt Fusco I. Egghead, 2. "\X'har' s your major malfunction?" 5. Primus Kay Greenway I. J ennaKay, 2. " Bulls don 't play hockey " , 4 . Shag, 5. " In Pictures" Candice Gnau 2. "Save che Basselope" , 3. my BooBoo (blan!Uc), 5. Chili Peppers Jenna Frank I. Jenners, 2. "How's Fred?" 3. my Cinderella warerbortle Matt Garrett Noelle Griffin !. Poca, 2. "Belay is on", 4 . Life of Brian, 5. Tripping Daisy 1. Rachel, 2. " Oh, well! " 4 . Ghost, 6. Marvin rhe Martian Jeremy Golsron 3. my rollerblades, 6. G arfield Beaucy and rhe Locker Room! J essica G ilberr 1. J ess, 3. my reddy bear, 4. While Y ou W ere Sleeping, 5 . Boyz II Men R achel G riffin l. N oelle. 2. " W harever" , 4. Poetic j ustice. 6. Taz 23 COX-G R IFFIN �'' Jeremy Grimes 2. "Cubs win!" 4. Death Warren!, 6. Calvin and Hobbes Brian Gross I. Irv, 4. Porru t Gump, 5. "Theme from Forrest Gump", 6. Garfield Kevin Groth 1. Powder, 2. "Ah, Y~ah!" 4. Star Wars, 6. Simpsons John Guilliams l . J ohnd o, 4. Pulp Fiction, 5. White Zombie, 6. The Simpsons Alex Hanisch 2 . "This bices!" 3. idior box, my geo-bunon , 4. Billy Madiion Bryan Hawkins 3. my guirar, 4. P11/p Fiction, 5. Black Sabbath, 6. Power Rangers Carrie Heinemann I. Care Bear, 2. "4 real!" 3. my answering machine, 4. Higher Learning Erin Hensley 1. Urin, 4. Billy Madison, 5. Xscape, 6. Grimmy Kris Hergruerer 4. Paces of Death, 6. Garfield Kevin Howlc.-rr 3. my Nads, 4. Demon Nigh/I, 5." Ir's an Everyday Thang", 6. Kristen Jek.iclck Patrick ] essec 2. "Go Away! " 3. my car, 4. S11rvlving the Game, 5. Notori ous Big Brandon Johnson 2. "Life is I 0 % what happens co me and 90% how I reaa to it" Greg Jones I. Jonesy Matt Jones J. Alex Kolozvary 2 . " Cool' " 4 . TZ , 5 . Nirvana , 6 . Calvin and H obb es John Kraemer Kraemer , 2. · 'S uce esucee" ,3. m y car,4 . Nat. Lampoons Senior Camp Burrhead 24 OK, Fresh men and women, admit it! What's the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to you at this school? That's the question the yearbook staff asked the ninth graders and we got some pretty interesting answers. Just read on Flex Jr., 2. "Beam me up, Scorry." 3. my sombrero, 4. Speed Kinsey Hartless 1. Kinz, 2. "Shur up! " 3. my scereo, 5. Nine Inch Nails Matt King Brandon King Nathan King Kri st i Kirby l. Big Brad , 2. "What do 1. Nathan , 2. "No pain, no 1. Brandon, 2 . "Always be 1. Kirby, 2. "Excuse me , you wanr'" 3. my 4 wheeler gain" 3 . Everything I own, 6. G arfield pr e pared'" 5 . D a v e Matthews Dand , 6 . Calvin exacrly what is that grow ing on your pineapple" · FRESHMEN Hee, Hee! Lauren Holcomb I. Laud, 2. "Gosh, Trisha! " 3. Jud, 4. Shag Trisha Holt 1. Toosh, 2 . "Gosh, Lauren!" 3. my eyeball �I was walking ro che locker room when I tripped over my own feet, fell flat on my face, and rwnbl~d down the hall. Laura Thornhill Last year in health class I was sweaty so I rook off my sweatshirt and somehow it stuck to my head. Chris Bays tried leading me co the bathroom, but Brad Hughes pushed me inco the girls' bathroom . Zach Bain ,,, - When I was younger, J ash Krehbiel and Erik Min unzipped my bookbag before I got off the bus. I got off and walked in front of the bus co go home. Well, all of m y books fell out and the bus ran over them. And co top it all off, the bus driver came back, drove over my scuff again, then got off to help me pick them up! Sarah Trenis In sixth grade I threw up all over m y English class. Nick Beazley Using my "freshman privilege" , I rold an 8th grader co gee out of my way. Then I rurned around and ran into someone! Lindsay Lowe a ""Wh at would you li ke on your pizza? " Who is that!?! "" Extrem e d ose-u p "" Sarah ] oy ] ord ahl I J oy, 2 . " $ JO m inr P.ing" , 3. fri endshi p , porn porns and passpo rt Carly Kra uss I. Skipper, 3 . m y car, 4. N ightmare on Elm Street, 6 . Garfield J oh n Keith 4. Ba.ric / 1111i11ct , 5. "The Thun- der Rolls By" by Garth Brooks J osh Krehbiel 2. "" ! k now 1" 3. m y g o-cart , 4. A ce VenttJ ra Pel Detective, 5. Nirvana Ross Kempsccr H arry Kess ler 2. ··oK Boss!" 3. my car, 4. Close E11ro1mter1 of the Third Kind 3. my stereo, CD 's, 4. M onty Py thon 11 Holy Gra il, 5. Led Zeppeli n Shannon Krupin C harles Lambert 2. " W hatever" , 3. Pook y, l. C huck , 4. Ace VenttJra my cat , 4. A ce Ventm·a When Nr"ure Calls Pet Oe1ective, 5. " Live" , 6. Calvin and H ob bes Z eshan Khan 1. Shakka, 3. m y wallet, 4 . Blown A way , T od d Kidder 1. 3\12, 2. " B luffl" 4 . Legend of the T chojin L iur ie LaPlant I . Phoebe, 2 . "$ 10 Mi ne P .ing ", 3. happiness, 4. Candymrm Anna Las ke r 4. Hair. 5 . P eter, Paul . and Mary . 6 . R arbert 25 GRIMES- LASKER �Michelle Leamnson 1 . Shelly, 3 . my cat Smokey, 4. Casper Cacia Leskis I. Pipi, 2. ""Wow, he"s hocl"" 4. Legend; of the Fall, 6. Minnie Mouse Erick Martin 1. Martini, 3. my car, 4. Pulp Fiction, 5. The Smashing Pumpkins Crysral McGrath Doug Linn 1. Doug E. Fresh, 2. "Jeremy, you redneck! " 4. Pu/f Fiction Mandy McCall Carrie McFarland 1. M-n-M, 2. "Pickles'', 3. I. Curry, 2 . "'Oh .. Yeah!"" 4. A my happy rock, 6. Goofy Melanie McGuire L Kris, 2. "Don't get me started!" 4. Menace to Society, 6. Smurfs Lindsay Lowe 1. Linny, 2. "Any who!" 3. my life, 4. My Pair Lady 1. Melly, 2. "Oh, well!" 3. my telephone, 5. Topac Few Good Men, 6. Family Circus Katie Lugar I. KT, 2. ""$10 Minr P.ing"", 3. ~y B.J . dresses, 5. ""Oh, Katie. Sara MacGregor 1. Mac, 3. my kirren, 5. D.C. Talk, 6. Tasmanian Devil Kristin McGarry 3. my gum, 4. Forrest Gump, 5. Coolio, 6. Garfield Christina Mellci I. Weena, 2. ""Funky funk!"" 3. my cat, Ga;field, 4. Halloween Lookin' Good I .1 ' I Susanne Melki 1. Susu, 2. ' Tm thinking! " 3. my rock, 5. Nirvana Elizabeth Miller 1. Squeeky, 4. The Crow, 5. "Life of Agony" Marthew Miller Jason, Jessica, and Maureen hang our with some strange looking people! Smile Big! Geo winners-all in a row PIECING 26 FRESHMEN �~~i.J' ~· ~ ~~ ~r...1•:...,-~~~.... Q.~ :u."-.11 .J~~ l\ \; IT ~JI~: " (l ..,,,. ..i.~~-i i. Nickname 2. Favorite saying 3. Prized possession . . 4 . Favonce movie ~".(' ~ ~.. U•f ·c ~j , -_ 5. Fav. song or group A" ~A.'1 6. Fav. Canoon .,;'.~ ~ •\jl'.d ~""" r°''l"1 ",..~-~,.,~~. ~~ ,. --.....,,"~ .~-.-. ...:.-?41!. ~~-"'~~ Hello! Wake-up call! Our kiddie days are now over; it is time to be piecing things together, looking into the future and picking up our lives and moving on to the high school! However, this won't stop the class of '99 from having fun! Jamey Miller I. Millhouse, 3. baskecball and goal, 4. Pulp Fiction, 6. Roadrunner W hat now!?! Khaleem Mohammed-Ali Erik Min 2. " Donde esra las chlcas?" 4 . The Program, 5. Dave Matthews Band 1. Ocam, 2. "Determinncion is Kevin Mitchell the key!" 3. my stereo, 6. Donald Duck Andrew Moore 1. Andy, 2. " Groovy! " 4. Brainscan, 5. Bush T 0 G E Danny Morgan I. Bug, Brooks Moran 1. Bro, 2. " I chink not!" 3. my CD player, 5. Nirvana 3. my autographed Art Monk rookie card, 4. Pulp Fiction Kevin Murdock 1. Big J ohnson, 4. Full Metal j acket, 5. Pearl jam, 6. Popeye Desmond Nance I. Dez, 2. "It's all good" , 3. my girl, 5. Big Poppa Travis Morgan I. Bear, 2. "Alrighcy then! " 3. my guirac, 5. Merallica Sarah N ash 1. Sery, 2. "Gee, dam, Meg!" 3. my Lammie Iamb, 5. Sierra J essica Mowles I. J essie, 3. necklace, 4. Forrest Gump, 6. Garfield Jonathan Neighbors 1. Neighbors, 2. " Heh , heh!" 3. my Learners' Permi t, 6. the Simp- sons T H E R Candice N elson 1. Barbi e, 3. my Matt, 5. Nirvana, 6. Barbie and Ken Robbie N ecrles 3 my life, 4. Pulp Fiction, 6. Bart Si mpson Ryan N ew man Mike Nichols 1. C hun k , 3. Bogie, 5. 1. Bi ll , 5. "O ne Sweet Method Man Day" , 6. Grim my Matthew Nielsen l. Marr, 4. Outbreak, 5. Dave Matthews' Band, 6. Garfield 27 LEAMNSON-NIELSEN �Now that we're Freshmen, we're most often sick of still being considered members of the junior high or middle school. But, to make up for it, we have Freshmen privileges, like getting out before the bell, getting our own lockers, and most importantly, automatic right-of-way in all school traffic jams. So, even though we're under the same name, being a Freshman is a whole new ball game! Grace Nixon I. Glassbreaker Grace, 2. "Save the air whales! " 3. my horse, An- nie, 4. Spud 'Tm a little reapor!" Elizabeth Overstreet 4. Major Payne, 5. "Live", 6. Tweety bird Susan Pearce 1. Suz, 2. "Cool, man," 4. Clue, 5. Pinky and the Brain Jcss ica No rris l. Ycssica, 2. "Et.'t:k, ch ar perturbs me! ··3 . my Gee-Along Gang stickers Meghan O"Hair l. Meggie, 2. "Wus your deal?'" 3. J ade-0, 6. Goofy Brad Overfelt 4. Ace Ventura- When Nat,,,.. Calls, 6. Homer Simpson Kristin Paul l. Margarica, 2 .. Guapos amigos," 4. Spud, 5. "On Bended Kn ee" Traci Paxton I. Tac, 2. "$10 Mine P.ing", 3. Grease, 5. Elmo 3. my lefr pinky roe, 4. &.pirr Striku Back, 5. Pink Floyd, "The Tony Phillips C la ire Pitner I Flash , 2 . "That's nae very nice!" 3. my car, Spice, 6 . Garfield Chris Pauker 2. "Sir, pulcnse!" 3. my nU,£.gctring. 4. Ace Ventura JI, 5. Brown Sugar 1. Toilet Paper, 2. "Oh,well'" 3. my guitar, 6. Bill D. Cat G arrett Pence Wall" He went that way. Chris Pugh 1. Pughbes, 2. "Really'" 4. Senior Trip, 5 . Israel's Son Jennife r Rawlings l. J ennakay, 2. "Uh. .no!" 4 . Raimnan, 5 . "And Still" Chad Reed I . Pedr o Zomorez , 2 " How ' bout d em Cow · boys'" 3 . my 2 wood Fred Reed Big Fred , 2 . " I didn't do ir' ' _) my guns . ) Cyp ress Ken Rnyher 3. my c.o.·s, 4. Gnr.ztra . Gimon, 5 . Primus, 6 . D oonesbury Wes. Enough said. 28 FRESHMEN Hill Mindy Reynolds I . Min , 2. "Ir 's killing me!" _) _ Bunski, 6. Tigger �DIFFERENT GAME Adam Robison 4 . Drop Zone, 5. Cypress Hill , 6 . Garfield Sarah Ross 1. Rossi , 2. "Pickles!" 3. Lambchop, 4. Speed Richasd Roth 3. my comics, 4. Mnne_)' Train, 5. G reen Day, 6. Garfield Sarah Rurherford 1. Ruth, 2. "We' re Friends!" 3. memories Amy Schucur I . Boom-Boom, 2. "Mmmm!" 3. my blankie, 5. "Yellow Subma- Jess Seamon 3 . my basketball, 4. Hoop Dreams, 6. G il Thorp Will Sellasi 1. Tremere 3rd Generation, 2. "Smells like children!" 3. me Ryan Serch el" 1. Sketchel, 2. " Dumb, dumb, dumb I reckon!" 3. the TV. 4. hideaway Pet Detective Sarah Slovensky 1. SLO, 2. "That works!" 3. memories, 6. Scooby Do Mandy Smith 1. C.P.A., 2 . "Anyways!" 5. "Stairway to Heaven , 6 . Lambchop rine" Todd Setchel Matt Shrader Setchel, 2 . "Be paciem!" 3 . th e idiot box, 4 . \V'ben Nature Ca/'1 I. Screwder, 2. "Cheer up, g loomy face!" 3. friend s, 6 . \Xfoodstock Anne Sacco I. AnAn, 2. "All 3 of 'em'" 3. m y donkey, 5. White Zombie Anna Sargent 1. Smiley, 2. "Man, he's Fine!" 3. Joseph, my teddy beas, 4 . Dracula "C'mon, Jason, !er m e see how I look too 1" Emily Smith Katie Snead l . Y cm il y, 2. ·· Whatever floats your boar!" 4 . Rocky Horror Picture Show 1. Pokey Puppy , 5. Paul Simon, 6. Figmenc Sarah Spears Speardo, 2 . " Pickles' ·· .3 . Auggie, 6. Pigler M iranda Srebar l . Mana, 2. "' Mrs. Thang' " 5. " Sta irway to Heaven ". 6 . Garfield Emily Sowder 1. Em, 2. ··curiosiry killed the cat!" 3. m y Fr. dicci onnry, 6 . Funky Meghan Steele I. Meg, 2. " $5 0 Mint P.ing ar M & M " 3. my mag ic blue pick , 6 . Waco Do you recognize these little Browni es of 8 years ago' 29 NIXON-STEELE �I Samantha Sreffek Samwich, 2. "N'sruff' 4. Sid and Nancy, 5. Ramones l. Kevin Tabor 1. Tabs, 3. my TV, 4. Ace Ventura II, 6. Garfield Erica Taylor 2 . "Whatever!" 4. Grease II, 6 . Kermit the frog Lucy Taylor Michael Tesoro l. Big L, 2. "Ain't 1. Mike, 2. "I don't nothing ' change! 5. Impak-14-Goody Mob chink so, Tim!" 4. White Men Can't Jump Bart Thornton 1. Thunder, 4. When Nature Calls, 5."Gangsra's Paradise" Stuart Tims 1. Stu, 2. "En Fuego!" 4. Major League, 6. Calvin and Hobbes Leigh Ann Thompson 1. Lou-Lou, 2. "Shut up!" 3. my car, Tigger, 5. The Cranberries Mart wirh a stick- what next? Laura Thornhill I. Yara, 2. "Buck up, little camper!" 3. Susan's box, 4. Dead Poet's Society Sarah Trenis 1. Pumpkin smasher, 2 . "Jusr jump on him!" 3. friendship, 6 . Goofy Leanne Triplett 1. Leray, 2. "Shut up, John!" 4. Casper, 6. Taz Jason Trompeter 2. "Is belay on?" 4. Grumpy Old Men, 5. Mozart, 6. Berry Boop Maiko Toh I. Michelle, 3. my teddy bear, 4. Toki-110Kagayaki, 5. Mariah Carey Jenny Tyree Emily Underwood Tamaryn Vinyard l. JenBen, 2. "Pickles!" I. Emmy, 2. "What's I. Tamster, 2. "Gotta jer your, Geel?'' 3. rhe Corvair, 5. Hall and Oates adee!" 3. memories 3. my friends, 6. Goofy ro a blue moon, chick- " My bubble is bigger than yours!" These freshmen show their Knight spirit! 30 FRESHMEN �I Kevin Waldron 3 . Konkey Kong shirt and play srarion, 4. Mortal Kombat, 5. 69 Bozs Christie Wills 1. Flower Girl, 2. "Word up!" 3. my brother, 4. The Lion King Becky Wirkege I. Tweery Bird, 2. "Same difference!" 3. Arlecror, my horse, 6. Pooh Bear Curtis Walters I. Custis, 3. my golf dubs, 4. Billy Madison, John W ardach 1. John , 4. JuraJSic Park, 6. Garfield 6. Curtis Amanda Wilson 1. LI' A.J., 2. " Hold up, I got a beep!" 4. Poetic ju11ice, 5. Feel the Funk Amy Woodfield 1. Ami, 2. "$ 10 Mint P.ing!" 3. my gang, 6. Mickey Mouse David Wilson 1. DeVilbiss, 4. Form/ Gump, 5. Nirvana, 6. Garfield Kristin Weary 1. Kris, 3. Darby, my clarinet, 5. "Phantom of the Opera'', 6. Garfield Alejandro Wille I. Lando, 3. my com- SFW,6. Ed puter, 4. Apollo 13, 6. Calvin and Hobbes Miss Freshman Mr. Freshman forehead: Grace Nixon eyes: Mindy Reynolds nose: Jenna Frank mouth: Kay Greenway chin: Erin Hensley eyes: Brad Chase mouth: Josh Krehbiel nose: Justin Anderson chin: Stuart Tims hair: Chris Poulter right ear: Jonas Baranauskas left ear: Erik Min Laura Wire 2. " Oops! I lied ." 3. my friends, 4. Bad Boy1, 5. Jodeci 3. my life, 4. The Fu- Peret W ursrer I. Slick, 2. "Die infi- gitive, 5. "Phantom of the Opera" 6. Calvin dels!" 4 . Chopper Chick1 from Zombie Town Moyra Wright Corey West I. Burnout, 3. paper, 4. Kathy Yang I. Sunshine, 3. happiness, 41 Gho1t, 5. Boyz II Men Kim Young 1. Iem, 3. m y g reen lantern ring, 6. Rocco J usr four years ago our journey through Cave Spring Junior High began. Ar rimes it seemed like we would never make it through . H owever, we survived, and gained wisdom , friends , and memories along the way. Do you remember how you felt on the first day of school in sixth grade> You propbably felt nervous, scared, and lost . Cave Spring seemed huge compared ro the elemenrary schools we left behind. Bur as we grew, we realized that Cave Spring wasn't so big and scary. Now we know our way around these halls as if it were our own hom e. And in a way, it is. After all, we have spent exactly 720 school days here and sat through about 5,040 classes. T hat's pretty amazing, huh' Bur now that these years have passed , it is rime for us ro say farewell to good ole ' Cave Spring Junior High. N o marrer what course your life m ay rake, I hope you will always remember the years we spent together here as the class of 1999. Laura can relax now that we 're ourra here! 31 STEFFEK-Y OUNG �an e The next Dr. Doolittle Y uck! What smells? She's gonna ' blow! Don't ask! Sute you got the right room, Caty? The new Mouseketeer 32 EIGHTH �Tommy Zamorski Jessica Wydner Marissa Wujek Caitlin Wright Joseph Wray Brian Wood Brandie Wood Adam Wood Karie Walter Michael Winston Melissa Winkler Joey Windel Misry Willmott Matt Williams Stacey Wiley Trevor Wiggins Koren Webb Ryan Watson Jenny Walters Wilson Waldron Dana Vaughn R yan Vandelinde • Tracey Underwood Allan Underwood Meghan Turner Jessica Trompeter Jamie Trivett Lee Ann Thornton Stephanie Thomas Mary Thomas Kelly Taylor Bradley T ayloe Shareef Taher Don Swing Ashley Sruarr Trina Steinmaker Sarah Stec Lesley Stec J onah Starr Daniel St. Clair R ad1el Spencer Brad Sowder Emily Snider Are we interrupting something' 33 ZAMORSKI-SNIDER �Trista Smith Julia Slack Jesse Simmons Mary Sicora Amy Shriver Austin Sherry Srephanie Sgroi Sarah Sellari Alex Seamon Chris Schneider Scarr Savage Erin Saunders Brandon Saunders Amanda Sain Pamela Ryan Kristi Rouse Amy Rosapepe Ashlee Reynolds Thomas Reeder Laura Ragland Joshua Purdy Cary Price Karly Poplsrein Kelsey Plagenhoef John Payne Cameron Paxron Purvi Pare] J onarhan Pare Jessica Palmer Angela Pae Adam Padgerr Ingrid Ozanich Crysral O verfelr Matthew O sborne Sracy Orr Bradley Oechslin Marcy N ussbaum Ashley Neighbors Ashley Nash Laura Nasca Matthew Muelenaer Brian Monrgomery Kim Mizack Rebecca Miller Amanda Merzler Landon Meres Patrick Merheny Abigail Merrill John Mellci Michelle McLeod Jason McLarry Roberr McFall Daniel Mcfadyen Colleen McCarrhy ] onarhan McCann Benjamin Marrin Ausryn Markwell Kara Marianerri Cory Malone Sean Lynch Lauren Lowe David Light Matthew Lewis 34 EIGHTH �Scott Koval Paula Kolejka Crystal Kitts Tiffany Kinsey Samantha King Meredith Kinder Michael Kilcullen Heather Kidd David Kidd Megan Kelly Adena Kaplan Heather Jones Elaine Jones Allison Jetton Randy Jatvis Colleen James Sheena Jain Neal Iwan Justin Ingram Rebecca Hughes William Hueglin Justin Howlett Robert Hoven Jennifer Homer Zachary Holt Amy Holmes Adam Hollingswotth Alicia Holland Patrick Holder Joseph Heron Shannon Henderson Kevin Henderson Mark Hemberger Trevor Hendrick Stephen Haynes Beth Harms Peter Hanisch Sarah Hammer Mary Hammer Colleen Hally William Haley Michael Gusler Aimee Greenman Michael G raham Ti ffany Goings Andrew Glassick Bobby Gilliland Emily Gallagher R enee Gagnier Ryan Furrow J effrey Fuller Amanda French \Xl' himey Freeman Laura Frankeberger Kelly Foy G regory Fink Rachael Ferguson Christina Faust Johnathan Farley Heather Fanti Trevor Fair Caitlin Evans Stephen Enoch 35 SMITH-ENOCH �Gina Ellis Matthew Dunne Anna Dunman Elizabeth Dunham Lawrence Drombetta ] essica Dooley Amy Dodson Daisy Digmanese ] ennifer Dickison Wes Derryberry Arzu DeMirci Kristina Deans Amelia Davis Rebekah Currier Eric Cullum Amy Crumpler Alison Crawley ] essica Craig ] ennifer Craig Christie Cox Sarah Coon Michael Conrad Rebecca Conner Lisa Conner Thomas Compton Bridger Coleman ] essica Cockrell Grace Coars Carherine Clemens Thelma Clark Kathryn Christley Melissa Childress Daniel Chapman Brian Chadwick Craig Catalano Serh Casreel Ashley Case Casey Cary Erin Campbell Allison Campbell Emily Caldwell Clai re Buder Natalie Bushkar Ryan Burnett Seth Bryant Kristen Brown Sarah Brooks John Brock Alison Brasher Wendy Bowling Jerem iah Bowling Paisley Bowles Candice Bowen Valerie Blevins Dustin Blankenship Robert Blanding Jonathan Blanding Kristin Blair Am y Blackstock Monica Blackburn Tayza Birmingham David Billingsley Thomas Biggio 36 EIGHTH �Saboora Bhutta Krishna Bhavsar Walker Bell Jennifer Belisle Melissa Beckner Carolyn Bauman Christopher Bast Viaoria Bassett Amelia Bartley Elizabeth Battier Jeremy Barbour Craig Balzer Rene Ballardmeine Lauren Babich Ricka Avis Rebekah Avery Jessica Austin Carter Arrington John Arnold Regina Anderson Rebecca Anderson ) .···• .,.... -t. r. . . , ~J . . .. r ,·· . .. .J ' Michelle Amos Joseph Amos Charles Allen Who can make rhe weirdest face? The Three Stooges f. . . ..1. . '· ···J· ·· f ... .L·· ·· ···• 1 0 •••• ) 'o"•IJ•... 1 f....•·,· · ,. l· . r ·.. ( •... Fi eld trips are always lots of fun. Actions speak louder than words. 0 37 ELLIS-ALLEN �All ·Smiles Here! It's not often you see a seventh grader smiling. They always seem to be worried about something; it may be a test, a locker jam, problems with a friend, or something else. But for once. . .all smiles here! SC " You really like Cherry Coke?" asks Courmey. Can't a man get any privacy these days) Carter watches Channel l in amaze- M aybe next year we'll be able to afford some chairs! ment. Stuart Abbitt Serene Alarni Travis Aldridge Jonathon Allen Sarah Anderson Taryn Anderson Elizabeth Apgar Steven Austin Catherine Aydlett Suzanne Ayer Elizabeth Ayersman Brandy Barnett Jason Bays Kacey Beckner Robert Belcher Ryan Belcher Ryan Blackwell Leslie Blais Jason Blake Drew Blevins Nathan Bowdel Travis Bowles Jeffery Burchert J essica Caldwell 38 SEV ENTH Serene and Travis are ready to start th1 with lots of energy. �VOCAB CHECK: The yearbook staff wanted to see how many seventh graders knew what the word spate means. Here are some of the replies: "A polite way of saying spit." Maegan Wilburn "A spade for the date. " Katie Schrader "Wide open area" Chris Conquest "Wonderful" Loni Stoneman (It really means "a sudden or strong flow of words or emotion. ") "Snake? What snake?" Just hangin' out. Sarni, Jason, and Bobby showing CSJ spirit. "Hey! She's wearing m y ourfit! " Should we let them out yet? Jared Canfield Justin Canfield Jennie Carter Brandy Cary Sara Chapman Julia Chen Adam Chirwood Spencer Christley Valerie Cole Courtney Conner Nimole Conner Chris Conquest Taylor Cornwall Aaron Cox Jessica Cox Lauren Craig Erin Culpepper Lizzie Daly Ryan Daly Meg Davies Mid1elle Davis James Davis 39 ABBITI-DA VIS �Ronald Desorcy Thomas Dickerson Courtney Dipietro Ashley Dolan Katie Doremus Nicole Darron Chrisropher Doss Allison Doughry Hollie Dowell Thomas Drumheller Allen Echols Leslie English Matthew Eubank Paul Eubank Elizabeth Evans Stephanie Fagg Laura Fawley Adam Feldvary Robyn Ferland Piotr Filipczyk Ashley Fitzgerald Fielding Fitzpatrick Michele Florian Jessica Flowers Brooks Foley Pennie Foley Jamie Funk Joshua Furrow Cathleen Garcia Katherine Garrett Elisha Gauley Clayton Gaynor Bachan Gleiner Jeffrey Goings Kathleen Golston David Good Christopher Gould J osanne Graham Lauren Gross Caroline Gust Bryan Hamilton David Harbourr Joseph Hatcher Sarah Henderson Carissa Hensley Matthew Holden Ashley Holland Evan Huffman Gary Huntly Elizabeth Hurt Cynthia llewicz Phillip Ingram Melissa Jackson Brandi Jarvis David Jones Courtney Kesler Leigh Kidder Rebecca Kopstein Andrew Kosowitz Michael Kraemer Adam Lackey G arrh Landis J ake Landis 40 SEVENTH �Eric Lemmer Brandon Leonard Michael Lilley Terri Link Samantha Linn William Loesel Christina Mackay Jennifer Madison Ramon Makdissi Justin McAllister Lisa McCarty Jesse McGill Christopher McGuire Kara McKinney Tyler McLellan Travis Miller Jessi Mills Alicia Mitchell Bret Mohler Elizabeth Morris Carrie Morrison Kari Morrison Kelley Morrison David Myers Chad Nicely Samantha Nichols Eileen Nunley Christian Old Jason Owenby Tess Paddock Michael Pae Sara Page Antwan Paige Maureen Peck Jarnes Peery Carlos Perez Sarah Peters Ted Powell Casey Power Ricky Rash Jeffrey Ray Adam Reed Gregory Rheude Brian Rice David R obbins Erik Robison Carter Ross Aya Sakaguchi Robert Sargent Christopher Schaff Melinda Sdrneider Kathryn Sd1rader Megan Scott Ashley Scruggs Stephen Selvey Joel Shelton Tanya Sinha Bonnie Skinnell John Slovensky Stacey Smith Jessica Synder Wendy Spurlock Erin St. Clair 41 DESORCY -ST. CLAIR �CAN'T ANYMORE PL~\Y ~\R.OUt .. .means that we are having to get serious about school. Llfe in the easy lane, as we know it, is now over. It is rime to shift over to the fast, hard lane of school. OK, enough of the wise talk; there's still rime to have a little fun. take a look at these pictures of your friends and see how much fun seventh grade can be! We took a survey to see what your favorite quote was. We got plenty of good quotes, but obviously we can't list them all. Here are your favorites: number of votes in() Try your hardest and do your best. (4) It's easier to stay out than to get in. (4) I climbed the ladder of success wrong by wrong. (5) A wise man changes his mind; a fool doesn't. (6) Ideas are like the stars; we never reach them but like mariners on the sea, we chart our course by them. (6) Here we are the generation of the future and we are sti!! in the past. (6) Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. (10) Friends multiply joy and divide sorrow. (11) I am only one, but sti!! I am one. I cannot do everything, but sti!! I can do something. I wi!! not refuse to do the something I can do. (13) Flying is the second greatest thri!! known to man; landing is the first. ( 13) Some people are always grumbling because roses have thorns; be thankful that thorns have roses. ( 17) Narf.1 (27) Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you are going to get. (28) AND YOUR TOP CHOICE: Stupid is as stupid does. (44) We're so beautiful! "Hellllppppp! Ms. Sumner is holding me upside down!" says the little piggy. Brandon looks a lit tle off the wall and Josh looks a little too calm . David-well, we just don 't know about him ! 42 SEVENTH These kids aren · t singing the blues. ID �Kelly St. Clair Scott Stancil Lauren Steele Riley Stevenson Loni Stoneman Matt Tester Ben Trent Matt Trent Will Vagts Bobby Vanover Jessica Vaughan Robyn Walden Mandi Watson Heather Webster Anna Weeks Alyssa W ehrmeister Maegan Wilburn Lucy Wilkins Jennifer Wilson David Winfree David Wohlford Stephen Walter Sonnet Wright Chris Yamine Austine Zimmerman c L A2 so so 1 0 F " Can you guess who I am?" " A little on the WILD SIDE, aren 't we?" Pennie wonders why they can 't dedare a bankers' holiday; who needs some money! Pretty neat way ro learn economics, huh' 43 ST. CLAIR-ZIMMERMAN �Building our way to the TOP "We are the Champions" Mitch, rhe rollerblading champ Whistle while you work! Sixth grade is our first "building block'' in middle school. We get more responsibility, have harder work, and are finally with the big kids. During the year we get used to the changes and are ready to assume the role of seventh graders. We will continue to build on our sixth grade experiences and someday will look back and say, "Was that me?" Well, it is, and here you are at your best! Friends of Megan Winkler participate in the tree planti ng m emoriaJ . ~ 44 ~ SIXTH Can you tell it's been a busy week> �Stephanie Adams Alex Addy Amy Allison Erin Altieri Cynthia Anderson Katherine Anderson Derek Arnold David Arthur David Avery Jacob Bain Ashley Baldwin Christine Balzer Chance Barnett Hannah Barnhill Drew Barrett Meghan Barrier Adam Barton Adam Batchler Andy Bauman Jodie Baumann Brandon Bayne Letisha Beachy Anthony Beall Meg Beazley Austin Behl Coty Belcher Ben Bentlester Lauren Blair Melanie Blanding Michael Boettcher Kathryn Bohrn Amanda Bohon Amy Bonner Casey Boothe Tony Borden Meghan Bowling T ia Boyd Michael Brammer Shannon Briggs Michela Brooks Andrew R . Brown Andrew W . Brown Patrick Bryan Shera Bushnell Ch ad Campbell Matt Cantrell Jennifer Carlton Ashleigh Carter Tracy Cedergren J effrey Chapm an Lauren Clatterbuck J.L. Cli nge mp eel Matt Collins Nathaniel Collins Joseph Compron Steven Conner Ap ril Cooper Amy Cowhig Am ber Cox Matthew Cox J ason Craighead 45 ADAMS-CRAIGHEAD �Kristen Craighead Elizabeth Crowder Alex Cruz Eric Cunningham Rachel Currier Trent Currin Matt Dalton J uscin D avies Ben Davis Holly Davis Jason Davis Amanda DeBoard Jordan DeWitt Chandra Diesel B.E. Diffenderfer Russell Drumheller Kelly Dugger Ryan Dunagan Hollie Duncan Jesse Durham Chris Dye Jessica Eagle Kelli Eagle Daniel Eggleston Brian Ensing Sara Evans Sarah Ferguson Michael Fickler Jodie Fink Catherine Finkler Christina Finnetty J uscin Fisher Laura Fitzpatrick Ryan Fleming Amy Floryan Nick Fox Meredith Fox Lauren Fox Jennifer Fralin Andriane Frank Philip Furrow Tara Garland Tim Gately C. A. Gillespie Adam G lassick Lauren Goldsmith Lesley Goodman Elizabeth Grimes T om H agen Brad Hahn Alicia Hale John Hale Brand y H arrless Amber Harrman Joe Harwell Wesley H aynes G reg H emberger Laura H enderson Ben Heprinsrall Ryan Herg ru erer Ben Hesrer Andrew Holben Blake Holcomb 46 SIXTH �Andrew Holder Lauren Hookway W endy Hueglin Elizabeth James Danielle Jennings Kim Jernigan Elizabeth Jetton Doug Johnson Evan Johnson Matt Johnson Brent Jones Brian Jones Deva Jones Laura Jones Mitch Jones Stephanie Kelley Katie K esler Adam King Christine Koval Justin Krehbiel Yuki Kurnazawa Marie Laity Michelle Laity Carly Lambert Robin Lambert Lauren Lancaster Kristen Langford James LaPrade Samantha Law Andres Lopez Ben Lucas Terry Manning Tyler Mason Keath Mayes Macy McAden G erald McCarthy Macy McKay Carrie M cKnight Devin McMurray W ill M cQuate D aniel Melki Carrie Metheny Ctysral Miller Valerie Miller J esse Miller Katherine Min Skie M ire R ebecca Mitchell Scott Mitchell Melvin Morgan Marti Morris Brian Muelenaer M ichael Mull Karin M urp hy Adam Myers Jonathan Nance R achel Nash Sara Neig h bors Deana O' Dell Shaiana O berlen der Adam O verfelt Theresa Passererti ] osh Parrerson 47 CRAIGHEAD, K.-PATIERSON �Dagny Patton Jason Paul Adrienne Paxton Daniel Payne Jordan Peace Chelsea Pevarski Shannon Poplscein Terra Poplstein John Puig Johnathan Redick Erin Reid Lindsay Reynolds Meghan Robenson Jennifer Rorrer Breeze Ross Dustin Russeau Batty R yan Julie Saunders Taylor Savage Kathleen Sawyer Eric Schaaff Emily Seamon Heather Shank Andrienne Shelor Tara Shepherd Adam Shorter Blair Shriver Jessica Simmons Chad Smith John Snead David Sowder Heather Spencer Lucas Sr. Clair Warren Steele Josh Stowers Jacob Srull Leslie Swing Dina Taher Bridger Tainer Amy Terrell Jeff Thacker Rebecca Thews Neal Thomas Ashley Thompson Janelle Tretter Anthony VanSandr Matthew VanSandr Matt Volodzko Jenni fer Wade Katherine Wagner Adam Waldron John Warson Erich W eissbarr Sloan West Elaine Wilkenson Clay Williams Tara Williams Ash ley Willmott Michelle Wilmer Meghan Winkler Amanda Winter T oby Witkege Stacey W oodfield 48 SIXTH �Ben Wright Lucas Wright Laucen Worster Robert Young Shawn Zombkawski IN MEMORIAM Megan Winkler Her laugh, Her smile, Her caring, Her faith. So different, So special. I will always remember her. by Tara Williams "Show d em pearly whites'" And where is the rest of that deer? To remember her, friends of Megan Winkler plant a tree in from of the school. Ready, set, skate' Don't fo rget ro sm ile! 49 PATION-ZOMBKOWSKl �LOOKING BACK WITH A LAUGH Lewis Allen !merest 6, 7 Anne Bailey Amy Barnhart French I,II English 8 Guidance Coordinator Mike Brancati Assistant Principal LaVina Brothers Paraprofessional Attendance Clara Cordell Paraprofessional Library Shelley Creasey Language Arcs 7 Scott Beard Math 8,9 Rennie Bruno Sarah Burnett Guidance Counselor Math 9, Science 8, Social Studies 7, World Geography Rick Crom Health and Physica l Education 6,8 Ann Deeds Civics 8 Rowena Boehling Latin !,II Susie Bowles Bookkeeper Steven Boyer Principal Cheryl Caffee Paraprofessional Karen Campbell Language Arts 6 Nancy Clemons English 8 Glenda DeHart Paraprofessional Richard Dillon Mach 6 Joyce Dittrick Spanish I Here's the answer to the question everyone always wants to know about teachers: what kind of pranks did you pull as a teenager? We of the yearbook staff did some digging and here's what we found. So keep reading and see what your favorite teacher did! 50 FACULTY AND STAFF Our friendly cafeteria workers: from row-Beverly Koberlein , Edna Franklin , Mary Radford , back row-Edna Edwards, Judy Saul, Peggy Shepherd , Cathleen Bohon �We all know why Mr. Lallande isn't crowned!! Even teachers have slumber parties!!' Jackie Divers Librarian Jeanne Duddy Social Studies 6, Language Arts 6 Sonja Duffy Paraprofessional Mike Duncan Paraprofessional Barbara Dyer Language Arts 7, English 8 Francine Dyer Langu age Arts 7, English 8,9, Earth Science John Fedison Health and Physical Education 6, 7 Brian Ford M a th 6 , Soc i a I Studies 6 Martha Ann Garrison Paraprofessional O ur hardworking cusrod ial scaff: Chery l Perers, Edrow Lewis, Denn is Craighead . Nor pictured , Becki Austin . In high school we had a first year teacher who was neurotically cautious about srudents who sat in the third floor windows of his room (fearing they would fall, break rheir necks and he would lose his job) . We hatched a plan of standing around one of his windows and holding a jacket so that from inside Mr. R.'s room it appeared (rhrough the maze of students) to be someone sitting on rhe sill. Approaching us, Mr. R . was already at fever pitch, yelling, "Don't sit in rhe windows. Get down. You'll fall!" Before he got dose enough ro realize it was just an empty jacket, we screamed "Charlie! " and dropped rhe jacket out rhe window. Three floors below, standing in rhe shrubbery next ro rhe building, Charlie caught his jacket, put it on and sprawled amid rhe bushes and a scattering of papers, t=s, and notebooks. At this point the persistent Mr. R. had made his way through the crowd of apparently horrified students ro gaze down upon the motionless remains of Charlie. Mr. R. madly raced down the center stairs, collecting a menagerie of administrative and srudent support personnel as well as secretaries, teachers, custodians, and any other adult he came across. While this small but intense army m ade its way out of the building, Charlie, given rhe "all dear", was hastily deaning up his "litter.'' Like a charging calvary captain, Mr. R. led his force ro the spot where he expected to find rhe mortally broken body of one former student. W hat he found instead was ... norhing. No Charlie parts, no scattered books . . .nothing! Norhing except the mildly amused stares of a now deserting army commencing to itself about the gullibility of its form er leader and the withering unamused stare of a humorless principal. Mr. R . became the King of Bus Duty for the following month. Charlie and I were given temporary positions as assistant grounds keepers for the remainder of the year which we found provided us access to the school's fertilizer and marble dust supply; bur that 's another story. Frank McClung Mrs. Oakes, queen of rhe boards, at work again 51 ALLEN-GARRIS0.1. �Believe it or not, teachers pulled pranks too when they were our age! For example: This popular English teacher and her friends were constantly poked in the backside with a toothpick by a young man in their grade. He never got in trouble with the principal. One night, they got revenge by pouring thousands of toothpicks on his front lawn. They returned the next day to watch him dean the mess up. He never bothered them again! (Now he's a millionaire in San Francisco!) Terri Steffen Bob G iles Llfc Science 7 Elaine Graham Language Arcs 7 , M ach 6, 7 Laura G raves Attendance Secretary This trickster put ExLax in a substitute teacher's milk! Rick Crotts This sweet lady and some of her friends k idnapped a portrait of And rew Lewis from their school (the former Andrew Lewis High School in Salem). They called the principal and told him that in order for the painting to be returned, he had to let all the seniors leave school early. Needless to say, the plan didn't work. Susie Bowles, bookkeeper Sue Giles Chorus 6 & 7 , 8 & 9 , Interest Teresa Hafey Social Studies 7 TROUBLE Scott Harnilcon Technology Educati on This dignified sixth grade team leader put a p iece of black paper over one of her front teeth and flashed a big grin at her English teacher! D iane H erchenrider And this escapade in his own words: "In English class in the eighth grade, I liked to sit at the back of class and shoot people in the back of the head with gum wrappers using a rubber band. This was a great p rank until the princip al caught me shooting someone and t hen the prank was on me. I was p addled by the principal and th en again when I got home! ' ' Tom D uncan Dee Harrison G uidance Secretary Diane H erchenrid er Lang uage Arcs 6 Muriel Kelley H ealth and Physical Education 8 Peggy J ohnson Keyboard ing David Kessler Social Stud ies 7 Mr. Brancati 's daily p ep talk' 52 Adam LaUan dc Life Science 7 , Physical Science 8 FA CULTY AND STAFF Lcarline Lan ier Civics, Math 8,9 Cindy Lawrence Algebra I Doris Light School Secretary Tom Light Paraprofessionn.l �And more pedagogue mischief: Carla Long Health and Physical Education 6, 7 Tom Mall German Debbie Marsico Spanish 1,2 Gary Maynard Health and Physical Imogene Martin Paraprofessional Frank McClung Guidance Counselor Teresa McDaniel Language Arts 6 Bill McKinney Phusical Science 8 Stephanie Meador Civics 8 Chris Morris English 9 Ms. Bruno and Mrs . Harrison try to figure out a problem . Darlene Oakes Paraprofessional MAKER Bob O 'Keeffe T echn ology Ed u cation , Inrerest 6,7 This bouncy young lady was left on the side of the road because she was talking too much on the bus coming home from cheering at a football game. When they returned to pick her up, she hid behind trees and didn't answer her sponsor's calls . When another cheerleader began to scream and get hysterical, our prankster yelled out, "Why don't you shut your mouth? You're getting on everyone's nerves!" Her sponsor was a little bit mad.' Nancy Shorter This English teacher would sneak into a neighbor's swimming pool at night. However, they really knew we were doing it and so did our parents! Barbara Dyer A few years ago here at Cave Spring ] unior, this future teacher had to sit at the quiet table (we didn't ask why!) When the quiet table teacher got up to go get something, this prankster poured salt into her tea. Debbie Marsico In the words of another CSJ teacher: "My brother and I went to the neighbors' houses and changed their TV channels with the Cable-TV remote while they were watching television. (Everyone in the neighborhood had compatible remote controls. ) T hey were clueless!" ] ennifer Stout This sixth grade teacher and his friends would pretend they were the intercom and would ask for the teacher. She would say, " Yes? " and wait for nothing. Then they would d o it again! Brian Ford Greg Old Social Srudies 6 Brenda Page Math 7,8 Lazzelle Park er Art, Crafts Mr. Old' s seen it all! Cindy Philli ps Li fe Science 7 , Math 6,7 Sue Price Eng lish 9 53 GILES-PRICE �• • . • • • • • •• • ,, • • • •• • • • • . .... • • • • • • ,.,_ • • ·' •• ... •• .... . ., : •' . • • • • •• • .. ~II . ... .... •. ,• 4 ..~ •• f •• • • ••• , • I THE I:OST CLASS: . .. • • ~ In her junior Q.igh days, this teacher's math Classroom had a big closet. 0 e day all 28 kids in her class stuffed themselves into it. • Cindy Phillips • • Jocelyn Russell Barch Science 9 • .. Sharon Sain English 7, Math 7 . ' Jodie Schuoen: Paraprofessional .. •• • • • •• • ] ohn Quescnbcay Math 8 • Ann Seddon World Geography 9 Claudeen Shelton Paraprofessional • • Nancy Shorter Language Arts 6, 7, Math 7, Science 6, Social srudies 6, 7 Stuart Sibley Language Acts 6 • • . • Nancy Spmkcr Assistant Princi • • \ SOUNDS LIKE ISD ME! Alden Sieber Math 8,9, Civics 8, English 8,9, IPS, W odd Geography Guelda Skaggs Llbquy Scott Simmons Earth Science 9 . ,, • One day, when this first}' sci_ence teacher was a student, she put blue powd paint into the cleaner ties. When the stud entS waslied their desks, th , turned blue! Jocelyn R Martha Smith World Geography 9 • • .. • • Mrs. Steffen is trying co get our of class by ha'Viog a fill-in. 54 FACULTY AND STAFF • O fficial A.M. Coffee Break • Tern Language Arts lish 8 �• • • • •• - -• •• • • •• • • • • • . • -• .. • • • • • • •. • •• • • •• •• •• \a. •• t • ~ • f • • ••• .. • . • • • • • .,• • This 1996 teacher filled her sci• with ence teacher's trash can water from the eyewash station while others 1n the class were distracting her. Susan Stephens • "· • • Jennifer Stout Language Arts, 7, Spanish 1, Interest Karcn:.Sumner Language Arts 7, Math 7 .. , • Mary Summerville Health and Physical Education 6, 7 • • • Iii " • .. • • • • • Bill Svec Band 6 ,"J Shirley Walrond Science 6 Barbara :rhomas Mary Lou Vaniels W o rld Geog r a ph y, Keyboarding, InterLanguage Arts 6, Social esc 7 Studies 6 Glenn Waldron H ead Custodian • • .. • • .. • • • • • ' WHY DOESN'T THIS SURPRISE US! • This mischievous business teacher once climbed out her classroom win_dow, walked to a Dairy Queen, got ice cream, and climbed back into the classroom with it. Her teacher never realized she had left! Mary Lou V aniels • • Susan W ire Physical Science 8 Danielle Wise Band 6,7,8,9 • Lee Woody Language Arts 6, Science 6 . .. J ane W righ t Health a nd Ph ysica l Educarion 6, 7 ,9 Betty W l'llsman G eometty, Algeora 1 .. • • Glenn Waldron and' Becki Austin cake a well aeserved break while planning the day 's • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • .. • # • • • • • • Susan Stephens Science 6 • . • • • • WDl'k. • Double take! 55 QUESENBERRY-WRIGHT .• �Win With ..- 3 ... l Band Buddies Students and teachers participate in the newspaper staff sponsored basketball game. Builders' Club Srocking Sruffers Clubs are a great way to meet new people, make new friends and have fun . This year Cave Spring Junior had rwo new dubs, the International Club and Math Counts. The International Club took the place of the French, Spanish, and German dubs and taught students about different culrures. Math Counts is a competition that shows students how math is used in everyday life. The team placed second in regional competition and earned a total of six awards in their first year of competition. The SCA, Honor Society, and Builders Club are service organization that give students a chance to give back to their school and community. Band and Chorus include both in school and outside competitions and trips. The Yearbook and Newspaper staffs produce the school publications. The various Guidance groups provide support d tutoring for other students. Hopefully there is something of interest for most everyone in these dubs and organizations. Math Counts Winners: Front row-Saboora Bhutta, Taylor Cornwall, Daisy Digmanese, Allison J etton Row 2-David Harbourt, Eric Lemmer, J ennifer Dickison 56 INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS �Clubs! Partying, Spanish style! A typical afternoon at yearbook. The Yearbook Staff sent out a survey asking: "What is your favorite club or activity at CSJ and why?" Peer Mediators-I like being able to help other people solve their problems. OM-You learn creative ways to think but you do it in a fun way! Band-Fun trips! Honor Society-We get to do fun activities that help our school and the community. After School Art-I get to do fun activities and be with m y friends. Builders' Club-We get to sell pops and do a lot of helpful things for other people. Runne rs - I get to walk around the school without a pass. REFLECTIONS CONTEST WINNERS : Fronr row-J ames Peery, Sarah J oy J ordahl, Meg Davies, J ennifer Wilson , Ryan Blackwell, Row 2-Tiffnn y Benchy, Kell y St. Clair, Carly Krauss, Eli zabeth J erton , Row 3- Brian Gross , Rynn n Ang le, Kevin H enderson, Kristin \'(!enry, Adena Knplnn, Allison Jetton 57 INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS �NATIONAL Honor Sociery: Fronc-Trea.- David Wilson, Pres.-James Dixon, VP-Sarah Rutherford, Historian-Mindy Reynolds, Sec.- Sarah Slovensky, Row 2-Jason Trompeter, Beth Furrow, Moyra Wright, Brooks Moran, Brandy Conner, Jessica Ball, Kristin Weary, Claire Pirn er, Kristen Jekielek, Jessicn Gilbert, Tiffany Beachy, Sarah Nash, Bryan Gross, Matt Nielsen, Row 3-Teresa Hafey, Sarah Ross, Anna Craft, Katie Snead Traci Paxton, Brooke Carlin, Meghan O'Hair, Cami Chapin, Sarah Balzer, Tam Vinyard, Matt Fusco, Lauren Holcomb, Ryann Angle, Nathan King, Row 4- Rennie Bruno, Jenna Frank, Jennifer Rawlings, Elizabeth Domalski, Zach Bain, Zach Butt, Amy Woodfield, Sarah Joy Jordahl, Laura Wire, Jessica Norris, Brandon King, Sruart Tims, Laura Basham, Michael Cox, Michael Tesoro, Row 5-Gartett Peace, Mandy McCall,Kristi Kirby, Amy Scheuer, Josh Carlton, Michael Daly, Laura Thornhill, Laurie LaPlant, Jenny Tyree, Emily Smith, Sam Bell, James Brennan, Erik Min, Erick Martin, Alex Hanisch, Tony Phillips Zach collecrs cloches for the Salvation Army. Beth and Elizabeth are all smiles at the Honor Society sponsored Winter Dance. Don't trip, Marr! The Honor Society is a club for 9th graders with a 3. 5 grade point average who receive teacher recommendations in 8th grade. The Honor Society helps the community in many ways. Some projects they have done this year are: sponsoring the winter dance, giving a faculty appreciation breakfast, painting benches for the Mill Mountain Zoo, making over 3,000 ribbons for the Red Cross, and cleaning a highway in the fall and spring. CSJ Honor Society Honored Role 58 HONOR SOCIETY �Student Council Association Scaling to New Heights This year the SCA has outdone itself. They have sponsored three dances at Halloween, in March, and the Spring Fling, conducted a door decorating contest with a party for the winners, collected food for the Lion's Club and money for the Forgotten Angels. The SCA is made up of representatives from every second period class and all dubs. The SCA is an important way for students to develop leadership skills and to help the school. SCA: Front-Toby Wirkcge, Lauren Goldsm ith, Taylor Savage, Emily Seamon , Lauren Worshter, Mandi DeBoard, Adam Shorter, Jesse Durham, Bryce Diffenderfer, Meg Davies, Sracey Woodfield, April Cooper, Bobby Sargent, Joe Compton, Kristi Rouse, Azru Dernirci, Ann Deeds, Row 2-Greg Hemberger, Torn H agan, Mike Fickler, Tarn Vinyard, Ryan \Varson, Meredith Kinder, Scephanie Sgroi, Jennifer Wilson, Traci Paxton, Becky Mitchell, Katherine Garrert, Laura Fawley, Carrie Metheny, Dana Vaughn, Row 3-Brenr J ones, Sarab Tcenis, Amy Woodfield, Kristen J ekeliek , Kevin Henderson, Sara Chapman , Alison Doughty, Paul Brunk, Dustin Blankenship, Sarah Joy Jordahl, Cami Chapin, Sarah Rutherford, Chris Gould, Eliza beth Morris, Row 4- J enny Tyree, Adam Pageant, J ohn McCann, Jonathan Pate, Adam Hollingsworth, AllisonJerton, Laura Thornhill, Laurie LaPlam, Emily Smith, James Dixon, David \Vilson, J essica Gilbert, Kirn Young, Mary Page Bosen !. <' SCA Officers : Sarah Trenis-Sec., T am Vinyard-Activities Ch., Amy Woodfield-Pres., Stephanie Sgroi-VP, Jennifer Wilson, 7th grade rep. The SCA elections for '95 - '96 brought at least one famous polition to CS)' Introducing the Junior High Flag Corps: Taylor Savage and Lauren Goldsmith. Am y cheerfully makes the morning announcem ents. 59 SCA �, ets 0 Latin Club: Front-Alejandro Willie, Valerie Blevins, Angela Pae, Jessica Gilbert, Wes Derryberry, Row 2-Brooks Moran, Moyra Wright, Kim Mizack, Kevin Henderson, Beth Furrow, Lauren Lowe, Rowena Boehling, Row 3- Seth Casteel, Chris Schneider, Will Sellari, Todd Kidder, Carter Arrington, Row 4-Marcy Nussbaum, Mary Page Bosen, Brad Chase, Andy Glassik The International Oub which included Spanish, French, and German students had a great time. During the year they had a potluck supper in which the students each brought in a dish from another country, and they had dinner at El Rodeo. They also had someone come and speak with them about ruroring foreign exchange students. Everyone got to know each other better and learned some new things about different cultures. And, above all, they had a wonderful time which they won't soon forget . Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Dittrich, Ms. Stout, Mrs. Marsico, and Mr. Mall were the sponsors for International Oub. The Latin Oub had a good year too. New members were taken to the underworld to meet famous Romans. A pizza party was held at Chuck E. Cheese for members and guests. In D ecember members visited South Roanoke Nursing Home citizens and sang Latin Carols. In February members made valentines in Latin. Foreign Language Week was celebrated with a toga day in March . Rome's birthday was celebrated on April 21. It was a "annus bonus" for all! Latin officers have fun dressing up in Roman dresses . Officers are: Valerie Blevins, Angela Pae, Lucy T aylor, J essica Gilbert, Wes Derryberry, and Alejandro Willie Internation al Club Officers: Anna Sargent-Sec., T iffany Goings-Trea ., Meghan Steele-VP, Emily Smith-Pres. Does it look like these International Club members are having fun at El Rodeo or what? 60 LANGUAGE CLUBS �Builders' Club: From -Jessica Vaughan, Terri link, Suzanne Ayer, Jennifer Dickison, Meredith Kinder, J enny Tyree, Sarah Spears, Erin Hensley, Adena Kaplan, Scephanie Cheng, Candice Nelson, Samantha Sreffek, Casey Powers, Taryn Anderson, Loni Srnneman, Anna Weeks; Row 2-Brandie Barnett:, Courmey Kessler, Elicia Gauley, John Brock, Kim Mizack, Srephanie Sgroi, Sarah Ross, Allison Campbell, Emily Snider, Melissa Winkler, Ingrid Ozanich, Sarah Anderson, Allison Doughty, Katie Schraeder, Kasey Beckner, J ennifer Scour; Row 3-Ashley Sruan, Ausrin Marl-.-well, Ashley Nash, Paula Kolejka, Caitlin Evans, Jennifer Hrdlicka, Moyra W righr, Krisrin Weary, Sheena Jain, Oaire Pimer, Lauren Holcomb, J essica Palmer, Sarah Srec, Alison Crawley, Kristi R ouse, Kristie Deans, D avid Myers, Jared Canfield; Row 4-Colleen Hally, Colleen McCarthy, Oaire Butler, Julia Slack, Naralie Bushkar, Carrie McFarland, Kay Greenway, Jennifer Rawlings, Traci Paxton, Sarah J oy Jordahl, Marcy Nussbaum, Erica Taylor, Grace Nixon, Ryann Angle, Vicki Bassett, Colleen James, Meghan Turner, Rachel Spencer; Row 5-Becky Witkege, Carrie Bawnan , Valerie Blevins, Elizabeth Barrier, Garrett Peace, Jenna Frank, Mandy McCall, Kristi Kirby, Laurie LaPlanr, Chad Reed, Llndsay Fox, Elizabeth Bushnell, Tiffany Beachy, Amy Dodson, Lesley Srec, lee Ann Thornton, Caitlin Wrighr, Sarni Llnn Builders· Club members sort ouc scockings thac they filled ac Christmas for the Salvation Anny. So how do you guys like those lollipops that che Builders' Club sold co you? Builders' Club Officers: (bottom co cop) -Jenny Tyree-Pres., Sarah Spears-VP, Erin H ensley-Sec., Adena Kaplan-Trea., Scephanie Cheng-9ch grade rep. The Builders' Club performed many enjoyable and helpful activities this year. They deaned Ran Lynn Road off Rt. 220; collected non-perishable food and bought turkeys and potatoes for needy families in our school at Thanksgiving; filled stockings at Christmas for rhe Salvation Army; helped the non-smoking campaign, "Save A Sweet Heart"; and sold lollipops ar various rimes for fund raisers. This dub brought a lirrle sunshine inro the lives of many needy people. We should all be thankful char chis dub exists. They are always Lending a Helping Hand.' 61 BUILDERS' CLUB �Putting It Together Each year, a group of selected rising seventh, eighth, and ninth graders begin the process of creating a yearbook that gets better and better. We slaved over our desks; well, not really, but we've worked hard to devise the best yearbook ever. We worked everyday after school; so it sounds as if we don't even have a life, but somehow we do. Some days it's boring, and some days we'll be laughing in stitches. People ask why we rush them out the door at 3:05; it's because the yearbook is a surprise, and something to look forward to at the end of the year. KF Yearbook staff: From-Jordan Davies, Laura Thornhill, J essica Norris , Emily Smith; Row 2-Marcy Nussbaum , Amy Dodson, Laney Bernardo, Paisley Bowles, Megan K elly, Saboora Bhutta, Lee Ann Thornton, Lauren Holcomb , J essi Vaughn; Row 3-Sara Chapman, Sara Nash, Kate Feldvary, Sarah Trenis, Erica Taylor, Jessica Gilbert, Kristi Kirby, Moyn Wright, Martha Smith Not pictured : Lindsay Lowe, Whitney Freeman, Bekki Avery. Taking time off from Yearbook! • We ninth grade staff members need to stick together. s EE ·· -. HOW EASY IT IS TO BUYAYEARB 0 0 K . Y 0 U W I L L I told you; I'm in charge of the carbon paper' LOOK BACKON LOTSOFllEll 62 YEARBOOK ... �HOT OFF THE PRESS Newspaper staff: Front-Dana Vaughn, Crystal Kitts; Row 2-Michael Conrad , Meredith Kinder, Ryann Angle, Moyra Wright, Diane Herchenrider; Row 3-Sarah Joy J ordahJ, Kristen Weary, Meg Davies, Allison Doughty, Suzanne Ayer, Sarah Anderson; Row 4-Chris Bast, Bill Hueglin, Bobby Blanding, Kevin Henderson, Johnny Blanding, Shera Bushnell Assignments, assignments! Where does it all end? These seventh, eighth, and ninth graders make up the CSJH newspaper staff. Everyone on the staff can show off his or her writing style. They meet with Mrs. Hershenrider, their sponsor, to discuss ideas for their articles. They work on their own but have to meet a deadline. Where would CSJH get its excitement if we didn't have a newspaper??? Editors: Front-Kristin Weary-Graphics, Calendar; Moyra Wright-Back page Ediror; Ryann AnglePront page Ediror; Meredith Kinder-Second page Ediror, Row 2-Michael Conrad-Sports page Editor Moyra \X' righc reads che thank-you letter from the Ronald McDonnld H ouse. The newspaper scuff sponsored chc Srudem-Faculry Bnskecball Gn.me and gave the proceeds to che Ronald McDonald House. The next Mugsy Bogues 1 OK, here's what we' re going to do. 63 NEWSPAPER �GUIDANCE: Tutors: From-Sarah Rutherford, Laura Thornhill, Katie Lugar, Laney Bernardo, Sarah Trenis; Row 2-Sarah Slovensky, Sarah Spears, Jason Trompeter, David Billingsley, Marissa Wujek, Lauren Holcomb; Row 3-Tarn Vineyard, J enny Tyree, Nick Beazley, Ryan Vandelinde, Kristi Kirby, Ryann Angle All of us need guidance, although some of us may not admit it! We use guidance in many ways. Guidance Advisory is made up of administration, teachers, parents and students who advise and assist the guidance program within the school. They provide a communication link between various groups being served by the guidance program and the program itself. Freshman Council is one of the groups that Guidance Advisory helps. The Freshman Council includes student members of the Freshman Focus Committee, one representative from each ninth grade homeroom and faculty sponsors. Their purpose is to help freshmen be more aware of functions at the high school, make them feel a part of CSHS, and help make the transition to CSHS go more smoothly. The Tutors provide academic help before school or during study hall. They usually meet once a week or more often under special circumstances. Natural H elpers are chosen by peers and they have to go through summer training while other students are at the beach! They have ongoing training meetings throughout the school year. Peer Mediators are students chosen to use productive and appropriate ways of resolving conflicts. They go through training and try to guide their peers through a problem solving process. Without the guidance program, our lives would be much more complicated! 64 GUIDANCE Guidance Advisory: From-Megan K elly, Daisy Digmanese, Sarah H alli· mer; Row 2-David Harbourt, Mary Hamm er, John Slovensky; Row 3-Cbiii Pugh, Jenna Frank, Marthew Nielsen Narural Helpers: From-Cindy Lawrence, Matt Lewis, Sara Page, Anna W eeks, T erri Steffen, Susan Stevens; Row ; Juli a Slack, J onathan McCann, Ryan Vand elinde, Career A rrington , Steph anie Sgroi; Row 3-J ason Trompeter, Mcgh·1• O'Hair, Sarah Rutherford, Tam Vineyard, Sarah Trenis, Karen Campbell; Row 4 - Nick Beazley, David Wilson, r.nnr.< Thornhill , Amy Woodfield, J ordan Davies, Rennie Bruno WE ALL �WHO NEEDS IT? Peer Mediators: Front-Sara Chapman, Sara Page, Meg Davies, Tara Shepherd, Kare Sawyer, Brandy Hartless, Dina Taher; Row 2-Brent Jones, Andrew Wolben, Meghan Barrier, Laura Henderson, Greg Old; Row 3-Elizaberh Hurt, David Myers; Row 4-Adena Kaplan, Lucy Taylor, Carrie Heinemann, Stuart Tims, Brenda Page; Row 5-Chris Bast, Bill Hueglin, Robert McFall, Michael Tesoro, Amanda Sain, Loni Stonemann. Not pictured: Sarah Slovensky, Allison Doughry Laura may be a Natural Helper, bur she still needs ro let our stress sometimes. Freshman Council: Front-Chris Pugh, Laurie LaPlanr, Chris Bibby; Row 2-Jenna Frank, Cami Chapin, Anna Sargent, Matthew Nielsen; Row 3-Chrisrina Melki, Matt Fusco, Laura Thornhill, Maureen Ernst, J essica Norris DO! Talking amongst friends is a great way to solve problems. 65 GUIDA NCE �0 D D y OMad Libs When you hear the term "0 M' ', you think of a (noun)duct tape. On March 20th the nine (noun) unprepared teams will go to N orthside High School and represent our school. OM means "Oddysey of the Mind," but it can also mean (word begins with 0) obviously (word begins with M) mad. When you sign up on a team, you hope to be with six other (adj.) insane people. You must be very (adj.) ~ to be on a team. But all together OM is the (adv.) most (adj.) pointless thing that could happen to you. Complied by Nick Beazley, Zach Burt, Katie Snead, Carrie McFarland, David Wilson, Jenna Frank, Kristen ] ekielek Amusin' Crnisin' : Front-David Good , Juscin Canfield; Row 2-Jared Canfield, Clay Gaynor; Row 3-Taylor Cornwall, Adam Myers s E y OF THE "Amusin" Crnisin"": From-Matthew Van Sandt; Row 2-Ambet Cox, Trent Currin; Row 3-Kevin Mitchell, Johnathan Farley OM-ventions: From-Carrie McFarland, Jenna Frank, Katie Snead; Row 2Mike Cox, Matthew Muelenaer, Z ach Burt. N ot pictured: Nick Powers M I N D T he Crunch: From-Kelly Dugger, Lauren H ookwa y, J enni fer Wade; Row 2-Pacrick H older, Josh Patterson, Andy H older, Brian Mueknenr 66 OM TEAMS �Amusin' Cruisin' : Front-David Wilson, Jessica Trompeter, Jason Trompeter; Row 2Katherine Garrett, Matt Garrett; Row 3-J ohn McCann, Nick Beazley Amusin' Cruisin': Front-Suzanne Ayers; Row 2-Carrie Morrison, Eileen Dudley, Ashley Holland; Row 3-Sara Anderson, Courrney Kessler OM-vention: Front-Johnny Payne, Joseph Harwell, Melissa Winkler; Row 2-Emily Snider, Lauren Lowe, Saboora Bhurra Classics: Front-Amy Rosapepe, Katherine Clemons ; Row 2-Ali cia Holland . Not pictured : C hrisry Faust, Amelia llarrley Tall Tales: Kristin Jekielek, Laney Bernardo, Julia Slack, Kristin \Xfeary . Not pictured: Li ndsay Lowe 67 OM TEAMS �SllttQllttQ Cave Spring Style Officers: Amanda Smith, Landon Metts, Rebecca Miller, Sonnet Wright. Not picrured, Grace Coats All County: Front-Lindsay Elkins, Mindy Schneider; Row 2-Holly Dowell, Sonnen Wright, Sara Anderson, Tracey Underwood, Jessica Dooley, Bekki Avery, Katherine Garrett, Tonya Sinha, Leslie Blais, Liz Apgar; Row 3-Trista Smith, Miranda Stebar, Landon Mens, Elizabeth Miller, Lisa Conner, Robert McFall, R achael Ferguson, Vikki Bassett, Kinsey Hartless, Grace Coats Mrs. Giles is giving some pre-concert words of wisdom. This year Chorus began with potential. Mrs. Giles rolled up her sleeves and went to work and produced a choir good enough to: sing in all-county and all-districts, tour the elementary schools (with a quick stop at Chucky Cheese), and produce two concerts. They also traveled to St. Louis, Missouri, and sang their hearts out for the Grand Chapel at Washington University and at the Cathedral of St. Louis. 68 CHOR US All District: Landon Metts, Elizabeth Miller, Lisa Conner, Robert McFall C horus : Front-Erin Reed , April Cooper, Shannon Krupin , Leslie Swing; Row 2-Meghan Bowling, Suzanne Ayer, Laura Jones, Daniell Jennings, Jodi Fink, Casey Powers, Ashley Fitzgerald, Johnathan Allen, Chris Schaff, John Hale, Matt Collins, Justin McAllister, Katie Doremus, Jennifer Rorer, Jessica Simmons, Amanda Winter, Penny Foley, J essica Dooley, Rebecca Miller; Row 3-Mindy Schneider, Lindsay Elkins, Sonnet Wright, Sara Anderson, J conifer Madison, J enny Carter, Katie Shrader, Robyn Walrond , Alyssa W ehrmeisrer, Caroline Gu sr Katherine Garrett, Laura Fawley, Kara McKinney, Tonya Sinha, Austin Zimm erman, Li z Apgar, Leslie Blais, Christie Wills, Victorj,; Bassett, Rachel Ferguson, Courtney Conner, Amy Shriver, Michela Brooks, Tess Paddock , Sue Giles; Row 4- H olly Dowell , Amber Hattm>tn Kri stie Deans, Ashley Stuart, Kinsey Hartless, Elizabeth Miller, Tracey Underwood , Trista Smith, Anna Lasker, Samantha Sreffek, Trish,; Hole, Amanda French , Miranda Srebar, Amanda Smith, Misty Willmont , Landon Meers, Robert McFall , Bekki Avery , Chandra Di escl Anna Barnh ill , Kristen Blair, Meghan Wilburn , Jamie Funk , Lisa Conner , Leannne Triplett · �Kee in' It Goin Runners: Front-Sarah Rutherford, Mindy Reynolds, Laura Thornhill, Katie Lugar, Paisley Bowles, Kristi Rouse, Sarah Hammer, Karly Poplstein, Mary Hammer, Jessica Trompeter; Row 2-Maureen Ernst, Tam Vinyard, Meghan O'Hair, Sheena Jain, Stephanie Sgroi, Nikki Childress, Meredith Kinder, Megan Kelly, Lindsay Fox, Kara Fitzpatrick; Row 3-Sarah Slovensky, Bridget Coleman, Kay Greenway, Jennifer Rawlings, David Billingsley, Marissa Wujek, Amy Woodfield, Michelle Leamnson, Heather Chockley; Row 4-Cami Chapin, Rachel Spencer, Emily Smith, Mike Cox, Ryan Vandelinde: row 5-Jenna Frank, Sarah Caldwell, Sarah Spears, Nick Beazley, Adam wood, Cory Malone, Jordan Davies Our runners help to keep our school functioning. The office runners bring us forgotten homework or lunch or messages about appointments. The library runners check in books and are always there to help us find some fact or another. The guidance runners deliver passes that get us out of class or let us know about registering or getting personal help. It is easy to see why we need our runners. Does Kay really plan on reading all those books'!? This is hard work but we are still smiling' Amelia is delivering a message that is very imporran t! 69 R U N NER S �Out 0 ~une Although this does, in fact, describe our band at times, the Junior High Advanced Band has been a success this year. Perhaps "out of tune" refers to the idea that instead of being "band geeks," we have fun and learn things that set us apart. We again proved that the Squires have the best junior high band in the district, having 38 members in All-District Band, including 8 first chairs. We also looked forward all year to the Disney W odd trip in March. Along with winter and spring concerts, the school assemblies, elementary school visits, and activities of the Stage Band, this has been a busy year! (No wonder we had a problem finding our own instruments for the pictures!) Band Officers: Wes Derryberry-8th grade rep., J ason Trompeter- VP, Katie Snead-histo rian/librarian, J ames Br c nnan-m~a . , ) runes Dixon-pres. Brass: Front-Holly Christley, Becky Wickege, Vance Adkins , Cunis Walters; Row 2-Ban Thornton, Michael Conrad, Bo bby Gilliland, J ared Bourne, Moyra \'\/right, Nikki Edwards, Anna Craft, Kacie Snead, Amy H olmes, Stephanie Sgroi , Robbie Nettles, Gerald Carr; Row 3-Tommy Beckner, J amcs Dixon, Laura Basham, J n.mes Brennan, Nathan King, Brandon King, Sarah Trenis, Rene Dallard-Meine, Beth Harms, Thomas Dickerson, Ryan Dlackwell, Tommy Zamorski, Knry 01ristley. N oc: picrured, Chad Reed Woodwi nds: From-Emil lison CampbeU; Row 2 U d -C:uce:: erwood., Coll~ McCarthy , Emily Snider, AJ- ba James, Natalie Bush kar, Sheena J ain; Row 3cy R uss um, Rachel Spencer; Row 4-Krisci Kirby, Kristin oore; ow S- Emily Sowder , Leigh Ann Thompson , Allison Man Muelenaer Mar Wcary Andy Jenon' M N Woodwi nds; From - Brandy Conner· Row 2-j · . Clemens M icheUc Toh · Ro . 3 . Af ' cs~ica Cr::ug, Angela Pac, Daisy Digma.nesc, Catherin e iso~ B~hcr , Alison Crawley, Ashley Neighbors, Cai tlin Evans, Ashley 1 ash J ~nn i fr:r Oid-.JsO;l N"" 01 ' p icrn re . Erin Campbell, Kath ryn Frcaney, Ann e Sncco 70 BAND Woodwinds: Front-\"1cs Derryberry, Adena Kaplan, Step hanie C heng, Jessica Bn.ll, Amy Scheuer, Eliznbeth O om alski, O n.ire Pitner Emi ly Caldwell, Paisley Bowles, Kate Feldvary, Bill Hueglin, J essica Norri s, Ma.ndy McCall; Row 2-J oh nachan Fn.rlcy. Brnd Sowder, Alici~ H olJa.nd, Alli son Bernardo , Beth Furrow, Sarah Nas h, J essica Gi lbcn , Brooks Moran, Kaci e \"1o ltcr, Jaso n Trompete r, Carrie H cinem nnn ' Sarah Ross , Sarah Sp(."U.CS, J en ny T yree , J ohn W ardnch , Matt Dunne �All-District: Front-Johnathan Farley, Matt Dunne; Row 2-James Dixon, James Brennan, Nathan King, Brandon King; Row 3- Kristin Weary, Kristi Kirby, A.my Scheuer, Becky Witkege; Row 4-Angela Pae, Kacie Wolter, Emily Caldwell, Paisley Bowles; Row S-Ashley Na.sh, Caitlin Evans, Daisy Digm.anese, Alicia Holland, Valerie Cole; Row 6-Na.ta.lie Bushkar, Marcy Nussbaum, Adena Kaplan, Erin Culpepper, Stephanie Cheng; Row 7-Lauren Steele, Caire Pitner, Rache.l Spencer, Thomas Dickerson; Row 8-Jennifer Wilson, Karie Snead, Bill Hugelin; Row 9-Michelle Toh, Anna Craft, Tommy Beckner, Row 10-Wes Derryberry, Emily Snider, Allison Campbell ,, . ' Pe-rcu.ssion :- Front-1'.fart Lewis, Ryan Vandelindc, Kt.-v in Henderson; Row 2Josh Ktehbid, Chris Pugh, Shareef Tahcr. Not pictured, Erik Min The band would like to thnnk Mr. ford for his terrific trombone solo in the winter assembly and concert. Mrs. Wisc and her buddy Just hangin' om at the Christmas assembly Amy strives to be queen of the b:ind! Smgc Bnn d : Front-J ohnntho.n Fnrley , Alicia H olland, Brad Sowder , Bill Hugclin, Adnm Chi rwood , Pnisley Bowles, Emily Cnldwell; Row 2-Bn.rry R ynn , David K idd, Cunis \V'n.lrcrs, Bmd Powell , TI1omn.s Dickerson, Sa.rnh Trcnis , N ikki Ed<;>.':lJ'ds, Amr H olmes. Moyra \'\/right, Knric SncJld, Meg Onvies; Row .3- Bnrt Thorn ton . J :imes Brennan, jnmes Dixon, Narhnn King, Brandon King, BLtl")' \V irkcgc. Mid1ncl Conrad: Row 4-.Jes.s1 MiUs, Arn Snkng uchi, Nnmlic Bush knr. Amr Sch euer, Kristi Kirb)', Kristin \'V'e:l.ry, Kenn H end erson, Rrnn Vnncld indc. Mau Lewis , D:micllc W' isc. Noc piro1 rcd- \Ves Derryberry. Elizab eth Bttrri e.r, Knrc Fcld vnry. 71 BAND �• • • •" . .• •.... •• • •• 0 c • • helping us eve 0 yo'ay\ ) . Thanks, lunc::h. la!;lie's) 0 for all you do! " It's a tough job, bur somebody has' to do it," grins ,Ms. Spra!<:er. 72 STUDENT I:IFE Shhh! Travis needs to concentrate' ... �• • • • • • •• • ••• • ·~ • •• • • • • •• • •• • 73 STUDENTUFE .. .. �Friends are friends forever . .. ; these are pictures of us with our friends just having fun, spending those special times together. Friends share our joys, sympathize when we are down, keep us from being bored, help with homework, and are always there when we need them. School gives us a chance to be together. Enjoy! Bien Amigos! P osing fast Even the strangest of us have friends! J use hangin · with rhe friends' Oh , Yeah' 74 STUDENT LIFE �Girls ' nighr our World 's rhree besr friends No, we are not normal! When we were young . Come be my fri end' 75 STUDENT LlFE �The Yearbook Staff sent out 105 surveys about the dances. The results follow: Do you attend the dances? 64 said yes 26 said no 14 said sometime What do you like about the dances? 35 said friends 22 said undecided 17 said nothing 16 said the music 8 said the guys/girls 4 said the food What would you want changed with the dances 43 said the music 7 said lights out and strobe lights 5 said less supervision 3 said make them more fun 43 said undecided Why do you come to the dances? -"It's the only place where you can bounce off the walls and get hyper! "-Mary Thomas -"The honeys!" -Justin Anderson Suggestions to improve the dances: -A black DJ and better music that is up-todate.-Desmond Howard -There should be more slow songs. I mean, what's the point of getting all dressed up and going with someone if all you're going to do is jump up and down!-Emily Snider This must have been some dance' Nervous , J ami e? Everybody, SMILE What 's so funny , Maureen ' 76 STUDENT LIFE �anna ' 'Dance? Dances are some of the few major social events in the life of a Squire. Oub sponsored, the kids get exactly what they know kids want. Great music, great food , friends and a few of the latest moves all create a perfect dance setting. CSJ dances are always well-attended , so I guess just one question remains : Do ya wanna ' dance? Some of us are m ore energetic than others . W ell, where are you? Waiting fo r their daces "Whac d id you do now, David?" Girls jusc wanna · have fun w ich their fr iends . 77 STUDENT LIFE �SPORTS Intramural ping pong champs: Front-1st place Tom Hagan, Shannon Poplstein; Row 22nd place Jeff Chapman, Terra Poplstein; Row 3-3rd place Ryan Hergrueter, Kelly Duggar Cave Spring sports have been exciting this year! Our over-all records were competitive and the intramurals for sixth grade were great fun. So why are sports so important to us? Here's what some kids say: "Team sports like basketball feature competition-I like that!" "Softball lets you use a lot of skills and you're outside." 'Tm not an athlete but I enjoy watching sports, especially basketball." "I just like to run! I like a personal sport where I race against myself." "Skiing is a great way to enjoy nature and I'm good at it so I love it." That"s a new idea, Julia! Blow it over! Intramural free throw champs:From !st-Breeze Ross, 2nd - Kelly Duggar, 3rd-Emil)' Seaman; Row 2 I st-J.] . Redick, 2nd -Adam Myers, 3rd -Cory Belcher 78 INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS �MAl11A DOWN, SET, HUT! Intramural indoor soccer champs: Front-Neal Thomas, Andy Bauman, Jeff Chapman, Daniel Payne, Drew Barrett; Row 2-Davey Arthur, Cory Belcher, David Avery, Adam Myers; Row 3-Megan Beazley, Kelly Duggar, Lindsay Reynolds, Kacie Kessler; Row 4Alden Sieber, Meghan Battier, Dagny Patton, Kate Sawyer, Karin Murphy, Jeanne Duddy What's the funniest thing that's happened to you while playing a sport? ''I was running to catch the ball for a touchdown, and the second I caught it, my pants fell down!''-Matt Dunne "In softball when I was 8, I was told to run to 2nd. So I did; I went straight there skipping lst!"-Anon. "I was playing soccer in the rain. I kicked the ball and as it flew into the goal, I flew into the mud!"-Jennifer Fralin "I was playing indoor soccer and the ball bounced off the wall, hit my shoulder, and flew into the goal! "-Anon. ''When I was playing soccer, I got the ball and ran down the field, realizing no one was chasing me. I thought it was because I was so fast, but I was going to the wrong goal! "-Jessi Eagle Prerry , pooped our pepsrers 1 79 IN TRODUCTION TO SPORTS �Fearless Football team: Front-Heather Shank, Jonathan Pate, Ryan Furrow, James Perry, Dustin Blankenship, Lee Enoch, Jeff Goins, Justin Howlett, Johnny Blanding, Scott Koval, Adam Padgett, Andy Holder; Row 2Clay Gaynor, Pat Holder, Garry Hunley, Joe Scruggs, Daniel St. Clair, Jeff Fuller, Michael Gusler, Bobby Gilliland, Brad Blanding, Brad Oeschlin; Row 3-Coach Scott Beard, Thomas Drumheller, Craig Catalano, Steven Haynes, Seth Bryant, Tommy Biggio, Patrick Metheney, Andy Glassick, Clay Haley, Adam Chitwood, Coach Brian Ford Look tough! Football is a mental game. • -- I --------1 The football team starts its season a week before school; players give up a week of summer to suffer on the Gridiron. This year 70% of our players had never played before. We had lots of room to improve. Quarterbacks are an important part of a team and we had no quarterback the first day of practice. Coach Beard picked Jonathan Pate from his line position and moved him to QB. It turned out to be a good move. Jonathan was shaky at first but came through and earned Most Valuable Player award. Players that never played before improve fast . Most Improved Player Award went to Patrick Metheny who had 5 sacks in our last 2 games. Football is a game in which discipline is important. Out team members need to be in shape and work in school. Bobby Gilliland won the Coaches Award for his dedication, his attitude, and his behavior. Overall the season was one of learning the game and getting an opportunity to participate in a school sponsored sport. I'm tough! 80 CSJ FOOTBALL Guess 1 wasn't rough enough' I �Fighters O.K. guys, get out there and keep them from scoring. Since when do coaches go to a faculty meeting? Touchdown! Touchdown! SCOREBOARD Score Opponent 18-12 Northside 25 -0 E.C. Glass 0-16 Heritage 7-6 William Fleming 20-8 Franklin County 33-0 Patrick Henry 6-6 William Fleming 14-18 Pulaski County Record 5-2- 1 Football Team: From-Desmond Nance, Chris Martin , Chris Poulter, Nathan G leiner, J ordan Davies, Chris Dooley, Matt Shrader, Brad Nichols , Luke Ni chols, Kevin Howlen, J ason White; Row 2-Chad Reed , Mike Percy, Daniel Brooks, Chad McDaniel, Matt Thomas , Erik Min , Chris Bibby, Alex Bohm, Michael H awkins , Aaron Smailes, Tim Gaffney; Row 3-Chcis Jenks, D avid Sherrer, Fred Reed , Kevin Humphreys, Coach Scan Simmons, Coad1 Adam Lallande, Charles Lambert, Sceve Salo, Brandon Funk , Jimmy C hen Freshman year is a learning experience; this is the first time most of these players have played together since the team is composed of players from both Cave Spring Junior and Hidden Valley J unior. The season began with an exciting win over Northside in the last seconds of the game. The second game was a smashing shutout against Glass. Probably the most thrilling win was the pounding shutout against Patrick Henry . The high school varsity has some real potential coming up. Watch out for this bunch in the future! 81 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL �,. 0 The Cave Spring boys' basketball team was enthusiastic and worked hard. They had a great game against Hidden Valley which led to a big viaory. They also beat Glenvar and ended their season with a 2-12 season. Winning is always nice but learning, improving and doing one's best were the goals for this team. JUNIOR HIGH Wake up, Alex!!! Basketball team: Ftonc-Greg Hemberger, manager, Philip Ingram , W ilson W aldron , J ohn McCann , Jason O wenby, Spencer Christley, David Billi ngsley, Ryan Watson, J essee D urham , manager; R ow 2-Mi chael Brammer, manager, Alex Seamon , Adam Padgett, Chris Conquest, Chris Old, Robett Coven, Wes Derryberry, Ryan Vandeline, Brian Hamilron , Coach Brian Ford . 82 CSJ BASKETBALL Go for it, Wes! Adam g ets set for a fo ul shot . �FRESHMEN I The Freshmen Basketball Team had an impressive season with a record of 123. The Cave Spring Junior players, Brandon Funk, Stuart Tims, Kris Hergrueter, ] amie Miller and Jess Seamon, all got a lot of playing time and did a great job. Good things await the varsity at CSHS with this talent coming up. Basketball team: Prone-Luke Nichols, Matt Shrader, Brian Elliott, Stuart Tims, Justin Shirley, Brian Snow, Brad Nichols, Adam Flora; R ow 2-Coach Barron, Billy Richardson-manager, Aaron Smailes, Brandon Funk, Jamie Miller, Kris Hergrueter, Damon Poston, J ordan Tilley, Coach Cook. Brandon throws the ball into play. Jess goes up for a jump shot. Jamie signals for the ball. 83 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL �ING HIGH f all the basketball teams in Cave Spring Junior High history, none have had a better season than the 1995 Lady Squires! Any of their opponents would agree that the Squires were unstoppable. Their final record was a perfect 12-0. Outstanding defense paired with awesome offense coached by two super coaches make an unbeatable combination. The team finished their season with the honor of being District Champions and knowing that they were truly #1. Congratulations, ladies, we're proud of you! The Sq uires work hard ro get a shot. Basketball t eam: From-Lauren Lancaster, Leslie English, Breeze Ross; Row 2-Sarah H enderson , Kelly Foy, Laura Fawley, Whitney Freeman , Marcy Nussbaum, Jennie Carter, J essica Caldwell, Catherine Aydlett; Row 3-Coach David Carter, Mary Thomas, Beth Harms, Laura Nasca, Renee Gagnier, Katie Wolter, Lauren Lowe, J amie Funk, Doug Cunningham, coach. 84 CSJ GIRLS BASKETBALL Jamie makes a move inside. Go fo r the d unk, R enee! It seems like the other team is always trying to catch up' �Megan gets in good position to go for the ball . ... Warming up is an important part of practice. Volleyball team: From-Megan Turner, Mary Thomas; Row 2-Kelly Foy, Nikki Childress, Julia Slack, Jennifer Craig, Ingri d Ozanich, Stephanie Sgroi, Jessica Craig; Row 3-Manager Katherine Min, Sara Chapman, Jamie Funk, Courtney Kesler, Allison Jetton, Laura Nasca, Beth Harms, Courtney Conner, Rebecca Kopstein, Elisha Gawley Julia serves during the William Byrd game . The Cave Spring Junior High volleyball team got off to a fantastic start this season. One of the largest number of girls showed up for tryouts: forty-five. The team was picked in February and Mrs. Melissa Doll returned for her second year coaching at CSJ. The girls played their hearts out in every game and their record proves it. They began their season with two great wins and lost a dose one to William Byrd. They played hard the rest of the season and represented our school well. The team sticks rogether on and off the court. Set For Succe 85 CS] VOLLEYBALL �• • IC In Look, I can fly and kick the ball at the same time! Soccer team: Fcom-Doug Llnn, Zack Holt, Matt Fusco, Zach Bain, Chris Bays, Kevin Henderson, Brad Powell; Row 2Josh Krehbiel, Brandon King, Daniel Chapman, Alex Seaman, Jon McCann, John Kraemer, Dannie McFadyn, Maureen Ernst, Matt Muelenaer, Justin Canfield; Row 3-Ryan Belcher, Coach Ed Stear, Ryan Vandelinde, Nathan King, David Wilson, James Dixon, Josh Carlton, Eric Batchler, Lawrence Myer, Coach Eric Hancock, Jared Canfield The 1995 Cave Spring Squires' soccer team had an exceptional season. With a record of 12 wins and 2 losses the team had the most victories ever by a Squire soccer team. The most valuable player and offensive player of the year was D avid Wilson. The defensive player of the year was Zach Bain. It was a great season! Chris Bays is a fierce competitor. Life on the bench . 86 CS] SOCCER Kevin H enderson is admiring his kick . A screaming coach is an important part of every team . �H e a d Wrestling team: Front-Tommy Reeder, Dannie McFadyn, Adam Chitwood, Kevin Henderson, Matthew Holden, Michael Kraemer, Larry Dromberta, Eathan Gleiner; Row 2-Matthew Tester, Ted Loesel, David Good, Marr Muelenaer, Dustin Blankenship, John Slovensky, Seth Casteel, Travis Bowles, Justin McAllister, Clay Gayner; Row 3-Chris Gould, Carter Ross, Matthew Osborne, Jeff Fuller, Walker Bell, Johnny Blanding, Cory Malone, Bobby Blanding, Coach Ron Pritchard H u n t Way to go, Marr! & R A little help from the coach can 't hurt. e Hold on, Michael, just a little longer. This year's wrestling team had a record of 2 wins and 4 losses with a big win over Hidden Valley, 43-36. Matt Muelenaer was named most improved wrestler, Tommy Reeder was the most valuable wrestler, and the most dedicated wrestlers were John Slovensky and D avid Good. The team had a great time together, each man showed improvement, and they did their best. v e r s e Come on , Seth , you can do ir 1 87 CS] WRESTLING �Running isn't that bad, Beth! The girls' track terun had another impressive season. Thanks to all of our talented athletes, we were undefeated and also rook first place at the Cosmopolitan Invitational held in Salem. In addition to our first place trophy at Cosmo, Mandy McCall received the trophy for Best Field Event participant and Beth Harms received the Best R.unner trophy. Congratulations to all of the rerun members for their hard work and success. Warch where you land , Mandy . 88 CS] GIR LS ' TRACK The distance ream is getting ready for the big run. Up, up and away! Girls' Track team: From-Meredith Ki nder, Kristin Weary , Nikki Edwards , Caty Price, Kristen J ekielek , Stephanie Sgroi, Shannon Krupin , Kinsey Hartless, Melissa Winkler, Kelly Foy , Suzanne Ayer; Row 2-Kay Greenway, Anna Sargent, Moyra Wright, fauren Lowe, J ennifer Rawlings, Grace Coats, Mary Hammer, Allison Bernardo, Carrie Bauman , Julie Carson, Emi ly Snider, J enni fer Hrdlicka, Linsey Blankenship; Row 3-Coach Susan Stephens, Coach Sarah Boxier, Mindy Reynold s, Amy Rosapepe, Samh Rutherford , Candice Nelson , Sarah Cox, Beth Harms, Mandy McCall, Kara Fitzpatrick , Carri e McFarland , Alli son Jeccon , Am y Dodson �The 1995 CSJ boys' track team had a successful season with many dedicated runners. They had a 2-1 season and placed third at the Cosmopolitan Invitational. The record breaker on the team was Adam Graham with a high jump of 5'7" and a long jump of 17'5~". Boys' track team: Front-Walker Bell, Larry Dromberra, Bradley Tayloe, Chris Bast, Seth Casteel, Sean Lynch; Row 2-Marr Delumyea, Johnny Blanding, Brian Chadwick, Bobby Blanding, Fred Connor, Marr Garrerr, Brian Hawkins, Jonathan Neighbors; Row 3-Coach Score Beard, Patrick Holder, Michael Graham, Erik Min, Jess Seamon, Justin Bullock, Charles Larnberr, Alex Bohm, Patrick J esse, Ward Currin, Coach Adam Lallande And where he lands, nobody knows! Perfect form A relay in th e making I chink I can .. .I know 1 can' I am not going to lee you gee by me. 89 CS] BOYS ' TRACK �When I say CAVE You Say SPRING Although they do get their own locker for the whole year, cheerleading isn't all fun and games! During the summer they go to camp for three strenuous days of cheering. Every week they have practice and most weeks have two games. They have to put up with ridicule and ''cheerleader'' jokes and wear 100% polyester uniforms all day! And remembering which porn-porn goes in which hand isn't so easy either!!! But hey, somebody has to rev up the school spirit here and we can do it!PB Perky Practice makes Perfect! Red in right, black in left! CS] Cheerlead ers: Front-Captain-AlisonJenon, Sponsor-Jocelyn Russell, Co-captain-Amy Holmes; Row 2-Paisley Bowles, Amy Crumpler, Amy Blackstock, Kim Mizack, Amanda Merzler; Row 3-Allison Campbell, Rachel Spencer, Carolin Gust, Sarah Hammer, Kara McKinney, Elizabeth Morris. Not pictured, Shelly Creasey-sponsor. If only they were this qui et ail of the time' 90 CS] CHEERLEADERS Don·t be afrai d; it is just a camera. �This year's freshman cheerleaders did a great job. They had practice every single day of the week, except on game days. They also went to camp during the summer to learn cheers and stunts. Since the games are at the high school or outof-town, few students attend; it is really hard to cheer without a crowd! However, being on a freshman team allowed the girls to meet the Hidden Valley students and to make new friends with whom they will be next year at CSHS. PB When I Say Number You Say ONE! Ir's a bird; it's a plane; no, it 's Amy! Freshman Cheerleaders: From-Ashleigh Hedge, Amber Workman, Traci Paxron, Leslie W ebb , Jasmine Bates; Row 2-Amy Woodfield, Laurie LaPlanc, Katherine Freaney, Sarah Joy Jordahl, Emily H eller Clap your hands, and sromp your feet, and listen ro the rhyilim of the Knight beat! Cheering sure is a lot of work jusc ro gee a free drink' Katherine really gees into cheering' 91 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS �Spotlight on Our freshmen athletes deserve a lot of attention. Their skill at their particular sport enabled them to play at the high school level. Sometimes called "the forgotten freshmen " since they play for Cave Spring High School but attend Cave Spring Jr., they put up with late activity buses and late night games. They rarely get "their" lockers decorated and most freshmen seldom attend their games. However, these young people strive to give their best and the JV and Varsity teams have good records because of their efforts. We salute all of you! Cross-country team: Brian Gross, Julie Carson, J ash Carlton, Erick Martin Golf team: Chris Pugh, Ward Currin JV Soccer (1995): Meghan O' Hair, J essica Norris 92 FRESHMEN ATHLETES Indoor Track: From-Julie Carson , Mandy McCall, Carrie McFarland , David Wilson; Row 2-J ash Carlton, Ward Currin �Freshmen Athletes J.V. Girls' Basketball: Tam Vinyard, Sarah Rutherford, Mindy Reynolds, Sarah Slovensky Swim Team: Front-Cami Chapin, Candice Gnau; Row 2-Wes Barbour, Sarah Oaccerbuck, Kare Feldvary, Sarah Balzer, Brian Gross; Row 3-Nick Beazley, Jonas Baranauskas, Harry Kessler J.V. Volleyball Team: Front-Meghan O'Hair, Sarah Bassett; Row 2-Sarah Slovensky, Jessica Norris, Cami Chapin, Sarah Balzer W rest ling Team: Ryan Serchel, J onarhan N eighbors , Todd Setchel, Curtis Walters, r, arrcrr Peace 93 FRESHMEN ATHLETES �A b 0 This year's dedication goes to a woman who soars above and beyond the role of a teacher. Her creative teaching styles, such as pink grammar hats, open students up to a new level of learning. For many students she is more than a teacher; she's a confidante and a friend. Being involved in the Natural Helper's program, she knows a large portion of the student body. As the English department head, she stays after school many days working into the afternoon. We thank her for all her hard work and dedicate the 1996 SQUIRE to the one and only Mrs. Terri Steffen! v e The whole gang-Terri , Sierra, and D avid e Mrs. Steffen loves to travel, especially to the West where she g rew up. W orks by her stud ents d ecorate Mrs. Steffen 's som etim es cluttered room. 0 n d 94 DEDICATION One of Mrs. Steffen 's favorite girls, her daughter Sierra. �Track and basketball standout Mindy Reynolds and football, basketball and baseball player, Brandon Funk, were overwhelmingly selected Most Athletic by their peers. Smile, and the world smiles with you. Corey West and Kay Greenway were voted Best Smile. Our Best All A routJd FreshmetJ , Amy Woodfield and Justin A nderson, are great in every way. W e would never recognize our Most ChatJged Freshmm , W ill Seliari and Beverly Anderson, from their 6 th g rade photos. The People's Choice 95 SUPERLATIVES �Van Gogh? Well, almost. Tony Phillips and Kim Young are our Most Artistic Freshmen. James Dixon and Sarah Joy Jordahl could climb to the top of any mountain. They were voted Highest Aspirations. Our thanks to Tony Phillips for the arrwork on pages 95-97. A person 's locker reflects a person g reatly. The Coolest Lockers on the hall belong Beazley an d Lauren Holco mb. 96 SUPER LATIVES to Nick Versatility goes a long way . Berween the rwo of them , our Most Mtuical, Brad C h ase and Meghan Steele can play many instruments . �Watch our foe those stairs' Jenny Tyree and Chad Reed were voted Most Likely to Trip Over Their Own Feet. Blessed with the gift of gab, Maureen Ernst and Alex Bohm were voted Most Likely to Be a Talk Show Host. Jason Trompeter and Cacia Leskis can always find a friend nearby. They are our Friendliest Freshmen. E.T. : Phone Home! Todd Kidder and Anne Sa cco are the Most Likely to Have Been A bducted by A liens. o utgoing personaliti es of Paul Brunk and JJ.tie Lugar m ak e them Most L ikely to Be a e/ebrity. i'it: We have often wondered where John Kraemer and Candace Nelson could be. They were voted Most Likely to Be Late to Their Oum Ftme1'al . 97 SUPERLATIVES �Organized, hard working, and goal-oriented describes our 1996 SQUIRE. Academically he holds a 3.9 GPA and excels in science, winning first place in the Science Fait in both 7th and 9th grades. He is also president of the National Junior Honor Society. Musically he has gained honors in All-Discricr Band in 7 ,8 and 9th grade. He is president of the Advanced Band and scill finds time for private trumpet lessons. Athletically he has played on the school soccer team, Roanoke Valley indoor and outdoor teams, and on the Blue Ridge Panthers' travel team. Active in his church, he has helped to build a Habitat for Humanity House. His passion though is flying and his dream is to attend the U.S. Naval Academy and to become a pilot. Obviously, a serious person, he scill loves to be with his friends and to occasionally, very occasionally, goof offi We announce with pride the 1996 Squire-James Dixon. N T PURPOSE 0 ROCY DATA James helped clean the highway, a projea of the Honor Sociery. Winner of a 1st place in the Science Fair, James knows the importance of science and math for a career in the naval air force. JAMES DIXON 1996 SQUIRE 98 SQUIR E Music provides relaxation and band camaraderie for Jam es . �Versatile is the word best suited to describe the 1996 MY LADY. This student with a 4.0 GPA finds time to do so many activities; she has played for the school volleyball and basketball teams for three years (she was captain of both in the 8th grade). She has played AAU basketball, ] r. Olympics volleyball and even softball. Somehow she squeezed in eight years of dance. Also at school she is secretary of the Honor Society, a guidance runner, tutor, and peer mediator, and a member of the International Oub. She certainly doesn't slack off on Sunday when she helps teach Children's Church, works in the nursery and attends her youth group. She is as talented in the humanities as ar spores. She dances and is gifted as an artist (she designed the '94-'95 girls' basketball T-shirt). Quiet and hard working in class, she is fun loving and very popular with her peers. Ir is with pride we announce the 1996 MY LADY to be "Sia", Miss Sarah Slovensky, Laughing with friends is a great stress reliever for rhe very busy Sarah. Artistic and creative aaiviries also interest the super athletic "Slo. " SARAH SLOVENSKY 1996 MY LADY Sarah chairs rhe Honor Society Publicity Committee but still volunteers to d ear rhc highway. 99 MY LADY �Bartley, Amelia Barton, Adam Basham, Laura Bassett, Sarah INDEX Bassett, Victoria Bassett;, Sarah Bast, Chris Batchler, Adam Batchler, Eric Bates;, Jasmine Bauman, Andy Bauman, Carrie 9' A Abbitt,Stllll!t 38, 39 Adams, Stephanie Addy, Alex 45 45 Adkins, Vance Alami, Serene Aldridge, Travis Allen, Charles Allen, Johnathan Allen, Lewis Allison, Amy Altieri, Erin Amos, Joseph Amos, Michelle 17, 18, 70 Andenion, Beverly Anderson, Cynthia Anderson, Justin 37 7, 18, 19, 95 Beckner, Tommy 17, 19, 70, 71 45 18 76 37 68 61 64 37 37, 60, 64, 76 45, 79 55 37 18 38 1, 8, 32, 37, 68 9, 45, 79 14, 37 38, 84 38, 61, 63, 68, 75 88 Ayers;, Suzanne 67 Ayersman, Elizabeth 38 B Babich, Lauren Bailey, Anne Bailey, Michael Bain, Jacob Bain, Zach Bainter, Megan Baldwin , Ashley Ball. Jessica Ballard-Meine, Rene Balzer, Christine Balzer, Craig Balzer, Sarab Baranauskas, Jonas Barbour, Jeremy Barbour, Wes Barnett, Brandie Barnett , Chance Barnhart , Amy Barnhill , Anna Barnhill, Hannah Barrett, Drew Barrier, Elizabeth 100 INDEX Bayne, Brandon 45 Bays, Chris 19, 86 Bays, Jason 38 Beachy, Letisha 45 Beachy, Tiffany 19, 57, 58, 61 Beall, Anthony 45 50, 51, 54, 80, 89 Beard, Scott Beazley, Meg 4, 45, 49, 79 Beazley, Nick 9, 19, 29, 30, 64, 67, 69, 93-(~4 Beckner, Kacey 38, 68 45 Aydlett, Catherine Ayer, Suzanne Ayer,, Suzanne 6, 37, 61, 88 45 Beckner, Melissa 38, 61 , 63, 67, 38, 18, 57, 58, 60, 61, 63, Arrington, Carter Arthur, David Austin, Becki Austin, Jessica Austin, Sherri Austin, Steven Avery, Bekki Avery, David Avis, Ricka 93 l 5, 37, 63, 65, 89 45 19, 86, 104 91 9, 44, 45, 79 37, 76 37, Apgar, Elizabeth Arnold, Derek Arnold, John 16, 19 37, 61, 68 38 38, 43 37 38, 68 50 45 45 37 45 18, 30, 76, 95 Andenion, Katherine Anderson, Lindsay Anderson, Rebecca Anderson, Regina Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Taryn Angle, Ryann Baumann, Jodie 15, 37 45 19, 58, 70 11, 37 50, 51, 60 75 45 18, 58, 86 18 45 19, 58, 70 38, 61 Behl, Austin Belcher, Cory Belcher, Roben Belcher, Ryan Belisle, J conifer Bell, Sam Bell, Walker Bentlester, Ben Bernardo, Allison Bernardo, Laney Bhavsar, Krishna Bhutla, Saboora Bibby, Chris Biggio, Thomas Billingsley, David Birmingham, Tayza Blackburn, Monica Blackstock, Amy Blackwell, Ryan Blair, Kristen Blair, Lauren Blais, Leslie Blake, Jason Blanding, Bobby Blanding, Brad Blanding, Johnny Blanding, Melanie Blankenship, Dustin Blankenship, Linsey Blevins, Drew Blevins, Valerie Bodell, Nathan Boehling, Rowena Boettcher, Michael Boettcher, Ricky Bohm, Alex Bohm, Kathryn Bohon, Amanda 37, 70, 104 Bonner, Amy Boothe, Casey 17,45,49 Borden, Tony 37 19, 58, 93, 98, 99 Borger, Matt I, 19, 93 37 19, 28, 30, 93, 99 38, 61 9, 45 50 68 45 45, 79 37, 61 Bourne, Jared Bowdel, Nathan Bowen, Candice Bowles, Paisley Bowles, Susie Bosen, Mary Page Bowles, Travis Bowling, Jeremiah Bowling, Mcghan Bowling, Wendy Bowman, Mark 45, 78, 38, 19, 37, 87, 45 79 38 86 37 58 89 45 19, 70, 88 I, 19, 25, 30, 62, 64, 67 37 37, 56, 62, 67 I, 19, 23, 24, 65 , 81 36, 80 36, 64, 69, 82, 104 36 36 6, 36, 90 2, 38, 57, 70, 104 36, 68 45 38, 68 38 36, 63, 87, 89 80 36, 63, 80, 87, 89 45 15, 36, 59, 80, 87 19, 28, 30, 88 38, 104 3, 11, 36, 60, 61, 104 104 50, 60 45, 104 19 6, 14, 20, 81, 89, 97 45 45 45 I, 45 45 IO, 20, 65, 77 2, 20, 59, 60 20, 70 38 36 I, 36, 62, 69, 70, 71, 90, 104 50 38, 72, 73, 87 36 45 , 68 36, 37 20 Barrier, Meghan Boxier, Sarah Boyd, Tia Boyer, Steven Brammer, Michael 45, 65, 79 88 45 50, 51, 73, 104 17, 45, 82 50, 52, 56 20 36, 70, 75 20, 58, 59, 70, 71 45 I, 36, 61 Brancati. Mike Brandt, Me!Wa Blll!her, Alison Brennan, James Briggs, Shannon Brock, John Brooks, Daniel 81 45, 68 Brooks, Michela Brooks, Sarah Brother., LaVina Brown, Andrew R. Brown, Andrew W. Brown, Jessica Brown, Kristen Brunk, Paul Bruno, Rennie Bryan, Christie Bryan, Patrick Bryant, Seth 36 50 45 45 20 36 4,9, II, 20,21, 5~ 76,97 50, 51, 53, 58, 64 20 45 11, 12, 36, 54, 80 Bullock, Justin 20,23,89 Burchett, Jeffery Burnett, Ryan Burnett, Sarah Burt, Zach Bushkar, Natalie Bushnell, Elizabeth Bushnell, Shera Butler, Claire 38, 73 ~ 36 50 20, 21, 58, 66 36,61, 70, 71, 77 20,61,75 45, 63 33,36,61 c Caffee, Cheryl Caldwell, Emily Caldwell, Jessica Caldwell, Sarah Callahan, Melissa Campbell, Allison Campbell, Chad Campbell, Erin Campbell, Karen Canfield, Jared Canfield, Justin Cantrell, Matt Carlin, Brooke Carlton, Jennifer Carlton, Josh Carr, Gerald Carson, Julie Carter, Ashleigh Carter, David Carter, Jennie Cary, Brandy Cary, Casey Case, Ashley Casteel, Seth 50 36, 70, 71 11, 38, 56, 84 69 20 36, 61, 70, 71, 90, 104 7, 11, 45 36 16, 50, 51 ' 64 2, 39, 61, 66, 86 2, 39, 66, 86 45 6, 20, 58, 98 45 I, 20, 58, 86, 92 20, 70 20, 88,92 45 84 39, 68, 84 39, 104 I , 36 36 Cease, Jennifer Cedergren, Tracy 36,80 8, 20 45 Chadwick, Brian 36, 89 Chapin, Cami Christley, Spen= Oark, Austin Oark, Thelma Oatterbuck, Lauren Ontterbuck. Sarah Oemens, Clitherine Oemon•, Nancy Clingempcel, Jennifer Coats, Grace Coleman, Bridget Collins, Matt 36, 69 45,68 Collins, Nathaniel Compton, Joe Compton, Thomas Conner, Brandy Conner, Courtney Conner, Fred Conner, Lisa Conner, Nichole Conner, Rebecca 45 45, 59 36 21, 58, 70 38, 39, 68, 85 21 , 89 36,68 39 36 45 Conner, Steven Conquest, Chris Conrad, Michael Conway, Sean Coon, Chris Coon, Sarah Cooper, April Cordell, Gara Cornwall, Taylor Coven, Robert Cowhig, Amy 39, 82 15, 36, 63, 70, 71 21 21 36 45, 59, 68 50 2, 39, 56, 66 82 6, 17, 4l Chapman, Daniel 36, 86 Chapman, Jeffrey 9, 44, 45, 78, 79 I, 2, 11, 39, 43, 59, 62, 65, 85 Chapman, Sara Chnse, Brad I, 2, 20, 60, 96 Chen, Jimmy 81 Chen , Julia 39 Cheng, Stephanie 21 , 26, 60, 61 , 70 , 71 Childress, Nikki 36 , 69 , 85 Chitwood, Adam 39 , 71 , 80,87 21 , 69 21 , 25 , 99 6 39 45, 66 Cox. Amber Cox, Christie Cox, Jessica Cox, Matthew Cox, Mike Cox. Sarah Cran, Anna 36 39, 73 45 22, 58, 66, 69 22, 88 22, 26, 58, 70, 71, 98 Craig, Jennifer Craig, Jessica 36, Sl 36, 70, 85 Craig, Lauren Craighead, Jason 39 45 46 36, 61, 70 Craighead, Kristin Crawley, Alison Creasey, Shelley Crotts, Rick Crowder, Elizabeth Crumpler, Amy Cruz, Alex Cullum, Eric Culpepper, Erin Cunningham, Doug Cunningham, Eric Currier, Rachel Currier, Rebekah Currin, Trent 50 50 46, 49 11, 36, 90 46 36 11, 39, 43, 71, 104 84 46 46 36 46, 66, 7l 6, 17, 22, 89, 9l Currin, Ward D 99 Christley, Brooke 21, 93 36, 67, 70 22, 50, 51 45 36, 68,88 36 39, 71 Cockrell, Jessica Cole, v alerie 6, 20, 26, 58, 59, 65 , 69, 93, 98, Chockley, Heather 16, 21, 25, 70 36, 70,98 2,39,82 21,60, 65 36 45 Cowhig, Heather Cox, Aaron 36, 60, 87, 89 Catalano, Craig Christley, Holly Christley, Kathryn Dalton, Amy Dalton, Matt Daly, Lizzie Daly, Michael Daly, Ryan Davies, Jordan Davies, Justin Davies, Meg Davis. Amelia Davis, Ben Davis, Holly I 46, 104 30 22 , 58, 70 39, 104 I, 22, 57, 62, 64, 69, 81 44, 4o 2, 39, 57, 59, 63, 65 , 71, 74 36 , 60 40 ·lo �Davis, James 38, 39, 77 Davis, Ja.50n 46 DavU, Michelle Dearu, Kristi 39,42 56,61,68 Dearu, Kristina 36 DeBoard, Amanda DeBoard, Mandi 46, 104 46 Evans, Sara F 40 35 22 35 35, 66, 70, 71 35 12, 36, 59 Fawley, Laura 40, 59, 68, 84 Derryberry, WC8 5, 17, 36, 60, 70, 71, 82 Fedison, John 51 Dewrcy, Ronald 40, 77 59 50, 59 Dec~ Heidi De Hart, Glenda Delumyea, Matt 22 50 89 DeMirci, Arzu DeWitt, Andy 22 DeWitt, JorWu! 46 40, 70, 71, 72, 73 36, 56, 61 , 70, 104 Dickerson, Thomas Dickison, Jennifer Dieael, Chandra Diffenderfer, Bryce Digmanese, Daisy Dillon, Richard Dipietro, Counney Ditterich, Joyce 46, 68 46,59 15, 36 , 56, 64, 70, 71 Divers, Jackie Di.xon, James [)o&oo,Amy Dolan, Ashley Domalsk:i, Eliz.abeth Dooley, Chris Dooley, Jessica Doremll5, Katie Dorton, Nicole Doss. Christopher 81 36, 68 40, 43, 68 40 I , 40, 43 2, 3~ 40, 59, 61 , 63, 74 Doughty, Allison Dowell, Hollie 40, 68 Drombetta, Larry 36, 87, 89 Drumheller, Russell 46 Drumheller, Thomas Duddy, Jeanne Dudley, Eileen Duffy, Sonja 0ugger, Kelly Dunagan. Ryan Duncan. Hollie 40, 80 51, 79 67 51 46,66, 78, 79 46 46, 104 Duncan, Mike 51 Dunham, Elizabeth 36 0unrnan. Anna Dunne, Matt 36 36, 70, 71 Durbam, Jesse 46, 59, 82 Dye, Chris Dyer, Barbara 46 51 51 Dyer, F rancine Ferguson, Sarah Ferland, Robyn Ferrell, Bill Fickler, Michael Filipczyk, Piotr Fink. Gregory 40, 72, 73, 75 22, 58, 70, 71 Finnerty, Christina Fisher, Justin Fitzgerald, Ashley Fitzpatrick, Fielding Fitzpatrick, Kara Fitzpa trick, Laura Fleming, Ryan Foy, Kelly 35, 84, 85, 88 46, 104 Fralin, Jennifer 46 Frank. Andriane Frank. Jenna 20, 22, 23, 30, 58, 61, 64, 65, 6£ci Freaney, Kathryn Freeman, Whitney 6, 13, 19, 22, 26, 65, 69) 76, 8b,97 40 Eu bank. Matthew Euba nk. Paul Evans, Caitlin !'.vans, Elizabeth 40, 43 35 , 61, 70, 7 1 38 , 40 35, 70, 80 Gilliland, Bobby Glassick, Adam Glassick, Andrew Gleiner, Eathe.n Gnau, Candice Goings, Jeffrey Goings, Tiffany 46 35, 60, 80 39, 40, 87 23, 93 40,80 35, 60 46, 59, 104 Goldsmith, Lauren Golston, Jeremy Golston, Kathleen Good, David Goodman, Lesley Gould, Chris Graham, Elaine Graham, Josanne Graham, Michael Graves, Laura Greenman, Aimee Greenway, Kay Hergrueter, Kris 24, 83 Hergrueter, Ryan Heron, Joseph Hester, Ben 46, 78 35 46 Hock:way, Lauren Holben, Andrew 104 46 46 I, 17, 24, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 96 40, 87 Holcomb, Blake Holcomb, Lauren Holden, Matthew Holder, Andrew 47,66,80 Holder, Patrick: 35, 66, 80, 89 16, 40, 66, 87 Holland, Alicia 35, 67, 70, 71 46 3, 40, 59, 87 Holland, Ashley 40, 67, 72, 73 Hollingsworth, Adam Holmes, Amy Holt, Trisha Holt, Zachary 35, 59 35, 70, 71, 90 23 Howlett, Justin Griffin, Rachel 23 Howlett, Kevin Grimes, Elizabeth 46 Hrdlicka, Jennifer Grimes, Jeremy 24 Hueglin, Bill 10, 24, 57, 58, 92, 93 Groth, Kevin Guilliams, John Gusler, Michael Gust, Caroline 35, 68 35, 80, 87 6, 20, 23, 81, 83, 95, 3, 39, 40, 68, 76, 84, 23, 26, 58, 60, 40, 99 85 70 42 46 35, 80 10, 23, 30, 57, 58, 65 , 86 G 81 35, 84 Gagnier, Renee 35 Gallagher, Emily 40 Garcia, C..athleen 46 Garland. Tara 39, 40, 59. 67, 68, 104 Garrett, Katherine I. 4, 6, 9, 17, 23, 67, 89, 104 Garrett, Matt 51 Garrison, Martha Ann 46 Gately, Tim 35 35 15, 35, 80 24, 81 61, 88 IS, 35, 63, 65, 70, 71 Hueglin, Wendy 47 Huffman, Evan 40 24, 76 Hughes, Rebecca Humphreys, Kevin 35 81 40, 80 40, 65 Hunley, Gary Hun, Elizabeth 104 I Ilewicz, Cynthia Hafey, Teresa Hagan, Tom 16, 38, 52, 58 46, 49, 59, 78, 104 46 46 46, 68 80 Hahn, Brad Hale, Alicia Hale, John Haley, Clay Haley, William Hamilton, Bryan I, 39, 40, 82 Hamilton, Scott 52 Hammer, Mary 11, 35, 64, 69, 88 Hammer, Sarah 11, 35, 37, 64, 69, 90 Hancock, Eric Hanisch, Alex 86 24, 58, 99 Hanisch, Peter 35 Harboun, David 40, 42, 56, 64 Harms, Beth 11, 32, 35, 70, 84, 85, 88, 104 Harrison, Dee 52, 53 Hartless, Brandy 46, 65 Hartless, Kinsey 24, 68, 88 Hartman, Amber 46, 68 Harwell, Joe Hatcher, Joseph 46, 67 40 Hawkins, Bryan 24, 89 Iwan, Neal Jackson, Melissa Jain, Sheena James, Colleen James, Elizabeth Jarvis, Brandi Johnson, Evan 44, 47, 104 Johnson, Matt 47, 104 35 24, 25, 30, 65, 70, 76 91 46, 59, 82 35 I , 17, 35, 56, 57, 59, 60, 631 7 1, 86, 87, !04 46, 65, 104 Gauley. Elisha 40, 42, 61, 85, 104 Henderson, Shannon Gaynor, Clay 40. 66, 80, 87. 104 Hensley. Carissa 40 81 Jones, Brent Henderson, Laura Henderson , Sarah 47, 49, 104 35, 80 91 Hemberger, Mark Henderson, Kevin 35, 37, 61 , 70 35 Jekielek, Kristen 24, 58, 59, 67, 74, 88 Jenks, Chris 81 Jennings, Danielle 47,68 Jernigan, Kim 47 Jessee, Patrick 24,89 Jetton, Allison 15, 35, 56, 57, 59, 70, 76, 85, 88, 90 Jetton, Elizabeth 17, 47, 57 Johnson, Brandon 24 Johnson, Doug 47 Hedge, Ashleigh Hemberger, Greg 40, 72 3, 35, 61, 69, 70, 77, 104 Jarvis, Randy Johnson, Peggy Heller, Emily 35 J 46 Heinemann, Carrie 35 3, 16, 39, 40, 82 Ingram, Phillip Haynes, Wesley Hedrick:, Trevor 40 Ingram, Justin 35 35, 61 Hally, Colleen Haynes, Stephen Gaffney; , Tim 47, 66 39, 40 24 35, 80 39, 40,68,90 Guynn, David 24, 68 35, 37, 74, 86 Hook:way, Lauren Homer, Jennifer Hoven, Roben Griffin, Noelle Gross, Brian Gross, Lauren 46 52, 63, 71 Herchenrider, Diane 23 39, 40 52 40 35, 89 52 35, 77 23, 28, 61 , 69, 88, 95 Hawkins, Michael 83 Ernst, Ma ureen I, 35, 84, 104 Furrow, Ryan 68, 72, 73 15, 80 35 46 10, 30, 35 23, 79, 91 Franli:eberger, Laura 46 Enoch, Lee Enoch, Stephen En1ing. Brian 17, 46 23, 76 22, 27, 70, 71 , 88 Englis h, Leslie 23, 61, 69, 75 46 Fox, Nick: Foy, Billy Edwards, Nikki Emery, Brad 51, 71 , 80, 82 18, 23 46 Fox, Meredith Fusco, Matt 46, 104 18, 24, 61 Ben I, 40, 77 Fox, Lindsey 38,40 52, 68 Heptins~ 40, 43, 68 23,26 Fox. Lauren Furrow, Joshua Giles, Sue Hensley, Erin 40,43 Foley, Brooks Foley, Pennie Foley, Shay Ford, Brian Foutz, Johnathan Furrow, Philip 36 22 40, 84 46 46 83 40 46 Flowers, Jessica 46 P.lliJ, Gina 23, 69, 88 Floryan, Amy Eagle, Kelli Echols, Alien Ed warc!B, Edna Elliott, Brian 40,68, 73 40 Florian, Michele Furrow, Beth Elkiru, Lindsay 6, 17, 46, 49, 75, 104 46 Flora;, Adam 46 Eu!C!lton, Daniel 46 Finkler, Catherine J!.We, J essica 50 35 46, 68 Fink:, Jodie French, Amanda Fuller, Jeff Funk. Brandon Funk, Jamie E 35, 68 46 40 22 46, 59 40, 104 19, 22 Ferguson, Rachael Filson, Kim 6, 22, 26, 58, 59, 70, 71, 86, 96 , 98, 104 36, 61, 62, 88 17, 22, 62, 70, 93 Feldvary, Kate 50 50, 60 51 40, 56 Feldvary, Adam 40 52 Gillespie, C. A. Fagg, Stephanie Fair, Trevor Falls, Rand Fanti, Heather Farley, Johnathan Faust, Christina Deed.9, Ann Gilbert, JCS11ica I, 17, 23, 39, 57, 58, 59, 60, 6.fo Giles, Bob 40, 42, 84 35 40 Jones, Brian Jones, David Jones, Deva Jones, Elaine Jones, Greg Jones, Heather 52 47, 59. 65 47 40,43 47, 49 35, 104 24 35 47, 68 Jones, Matt 24 44, 47 Jones, Mi tch Jordahl, Sarah Joy 6, 25. 29, 57, 58, 59, 60, 6) 1 63, 79, 91 , 96, IU4 Jones, Laura 101 INDEX �Linn, Sarni K Loesel, William Kaplan, Adena Keith, John 35, 57, 61, 65, 70, 71, 104 25 Kelley, Muriel 52 Kelley, Stephanie Kelly, Megan I, 15, 35, 62, 64, 7, 40, 43, 61, 67, 47, 52, Kempster, Ross Kesler, Counncy Kesler, Katie Kessler, David 47 69 25 85 79 17, 2S, 93 Khan, Zeshan 2S 3S, 71, 77 Kidd, Heather Kidder, Leigh 3S 40 10, 2S, 60, 76, 97 3S IS, 3S, 59, 61, 63, 69, 88 47 5, 24, 58 , 70, 71, 86, 104 Kidder, Todd Kilcullen, Michael Kinder, Meredith King, Adam King, Brandon King, Janice King, Matt s. King, Nathan SI, S4 24 24, S8, 70, 71, 86, 104 King, Samantha 3S, 11 3S Kinsey, Tiffany Kirby, Kristi l, 16, 24, S7, 58, 61, 62, 64, 70, 71, 104 Kitts, Crystal 13, 35, 63 50 35, 61 24 11, 40, 85 Koberlein, Beverly Kolejka, Paula Kolozvary, Alex Kopstein, Rebecca Kosowitz, Andrew Koval, Christine Koval, Scott 40 47 3S, 24, 86, 3, 16, 40, 10, 25, 17, 25, 71, Kraemer, John Kraemer, Michael Krauss, Carly Krehbiel, Josh Krehbiel, Justin 80 97 53 47 34, 60, 67, 84, 88 I, 26, 30 9,47 12, 26, 64, 69, 97 6 34, 89 Lowe, Lauren Lowe, Lindsey Lucas, Ben Lugar, Katie Lumsden, Stacie Lynch, Sean Manning, Terry 26 41 41, 68, 72, 73 41 53 34, 69, 87 47 Marianetti, Kara 14, 33, 34, 76 MacGTcgor, Sara Mackay, Christina Madioon, Jennifer Makdissi, Ramon Mall, Tom Malone, Cory 34, 61 Markwell, Austyn S3 34 81 Marsico, Debbie Martin, Benjamin Martin, Chris 26, S8, 92, 98, 99 S3, S5, 104 49 47 47 Martin, Erick Martin, Imojean Mason, David Mason, Tyler Mayes, Keath Maynard, Gary I~, McAllister, Justin McCall, Mandy McCann, Jonathan McCanhy, Colleen McCanhy, Gerald McCarty, Lisa McOung, Frank McDaniel, Chad· McFadyen, Daniel 47 51, S2, 81, 89 Lailande, Adam Lamben, Carly 47 25, 81, 89 Lamben, Charles Lamben, Robin Lancaster, Lauren Landis, Ganb Landis, Jake LaPrade, James Lasker, Anna 47 47,84 39, 40 39, 40 47 52 l2, 19, 25, 29, 58, 59, 61, 6S, 79, 91 Law, Samantha Lawrence, C indy Leamn!K>o, Michelle Lemmer, Eric Leonard, Brandon Leskis, Cacia Lewis, Matt Light, David Light, Doris Light, Tom Lilley, Michael Ling, Lisa Link, Terri Linn, Doug 102 INDEX McFarland, Carrie 47 Laity, Michelle Langford, Kristen Lanier, Learline LaPLant, Laurie McFall, Roben 40 Laity, Marie 47 2, 23, 25, 68 47 52, 64 26, 56, 69 41, 56, 104 41, 42 2, 23, 26, 30, 97 34, 64, 71 34 52, 69 52 3, 39, 4 1 15 4 1, 42, 61 10, 26, 86 Mills, Jessi Min, Erik 17' 20, 2S, 27' S8, 81 , 89, 98, 99 Min, Katherine 17,44,47,49, 8S Mire, Side 47 Mitchell, Alicia 41, 104 Mitchell, K.evi.n 27, 66 Mitchell, Rebecca 47 , 59 Mitchell, Scott 47 11, 34, 37, 60, 61, 77, 90, 104 Mizack, Kim 8l6 34, 61, 70 47 41 S3 81 S3 34, 37, 86, 87 34, 6S, 68, I 04 20 • 26 • 30, 61, 66, 74, 88, 92 26 41 McGarry, Kristin McGill, Jesse McGTath, Crystal McGraw, Anne McGuire, Christopher McGuire, Melanie McKay, Mary McKinney, Bill McKinney, Kara McKnight, Carrie McLarty, Jason McLellan, Tyler I, 26 51 41, 43 26 47 53 41, 68, 90 47 34 41 McLeod, Michelle 34 McMurray, Devin 47 McQuate, Will 47 Melki, Christina Melki, Daniel Melki, John Mclki, Susanne Merrill, Abigail Metheny, Carrie Metheny, Patrick Metts, Landon Metzler, Amanda Miller, Crystal Miller, Elizabeth Miller, Jamey Miller, Matthew Miller, Rebecca 26, 6S, 76 47 34 26 9, 34 59 80 68 90 47 26, 68 47, 34, 34, 34, 27, 83 26 34, 68 Owenby, Jason Paddock. Tess Padgett, Adam Pae, Angela Pac, Michael Page, Brenda Moran, Brooks Morgan, Danny Morgan, Melvin Morgan, Travis Morris, Chris Morris, Elizabeth 27 47 27 53 12, 41, 59, 90 Morris, Mani Morrison, Kari 47 41, 67, 104 Morrison, Kelley 41 Moulse, Jeosica 27 47, 66, 104 34, 66, 70, 86, 87. l 04 Muelanaer, Brian Muelenaer, Matthew Mull, Michael Murdock, Kevin Murphy, Karin Myer, Lawrence Myers, Adam Myers, David 47, 74 27 47, 79 86 44,47,66, 78, 79 41, 61, 65 N 41, 77 53 , 6S Page, Sara 41,64, 6S Paige, Antwon Palmer, Jessica Parker, Lazzellc Pa.sseretti, Theresa Pate, Jonathan Pa tel, Purvi Patterson, Josh Patton, Dagny Paul, Jason 41 34, 61, 76 S3 47 34,59,80 34 47,66 48, 79 48 28, 30 Paul, Kristin Paxton, Adrienne 48 Paxton, Cameron 34 2~ S~S~61,79,91 Paxton, Traci Payne, Daniel Payne, John 17, 44, 48, 79 34,67 7, 28, 58, 61, 93 Peace, Garrett Peace, Jordan Pearce, Susan Peck, Maureen Peery, James 48 28 41 41 , 57, 80 Perez, Carlos 41, 104 SI 41 , 42 Peters, Sarah l , 27, 81 Nance, Jonathan Nasca, Laura Nash, Ashley Nash, Rachel 47 16, 32, 34, 37, 84, 85 , 104 34, 61, 70, 71 47 I , 17, 27, 39, S7, 58, 62, 70 34, 70 l, 27, 89, 93 Neighbors, Jonathan Neighbors, Sara Nelson, Candice 41,68 34,37,59, 80, 82 34, 60, 70, 71, 77 Peters, Cheryl Nance, Desmond Nash, Sarah Neighbors, Ashley 39,41,82 p 27 34 27 , 70 27, 58, 60, 70, 71 2S, 2~ 34 28 8, 34, 61, 77, 8S, 104 Ozanich, Ingrid 41 Petty, Mike 81 Pevarski, Chelsea Phillips, Cindy 48 Phillips, Matt Phillips, Tony Pitner, Oaire 53 44 I, 28, 58, 96, 99 16, 17, 28, S8, 61, 70, 71 , 75 I 7, 34 7, 32, 34, 69 Plagenhoef, Kelsey Poplsteio, Karley Poplsteio, Shannon 48 , 78 47 Poplstein, Terra 30,61, 8~ 97 48, 78 Poston, Damon Poulter, Chris 83 14, 28, 81 Nettles, Robbie 27, 70,98 Newman, Ryan 14, 27 Powell, Brad 41, 71, 86 Nicely, Chad Nichols, Brad 41 81, 83 81, 83 Powers, Casey Price, Caty 41 , 61, 68 Price, Sue Pritchard, Ron Pugh, Chris Puig, John 51 , S3 Nichols, Luke 27 Nichols, Mike 41, 42 Nichols, Samantha Nielsen, Matthew 27, 58, 64, 65 Nixon, Grace 28, 61 Norris, Jessica I, 11, 22, 23 , 26, 28, S8, 6~ 65, 70, 9.t, 93 Nunley, Eileen Nussbaum, Marcy O'Dell, Deana 32, 34, 88 87 17, 28, 64, 65, 71, 92 Purdy, Joshua 48 34 Quesenberry, John 54 41 I, 34, 37, 60, 61, 62, 70, 1 1 84 0 53 Meador, Stephanie Overstreet, Eliza beth Mohammed-Ali, K.h.alcem 41, 68, 87, 104 34, 37, S9, 64, 67, 74, Overfelt, Crystal Mohler, Bret 7 17 26, 30, S8, 61, 70, 761 ' • 88, 92, 104 McDaniel, Teresa Lackey, Adam 47 41, 47, 71 S3, S4 47 McAden, Mary S7 L 3, 16, 41 Miller, Valerie Moore, Andrew 86 47 Miller, Travis Montgomery, Brian 87 47 2S, 68, 88 Krupin, Shannon Kumazawa, Yuki 41 Long, Carla Lopez, Andres 54 Kessler, Harry Kidd, David 39, 41, 61 87 Loesel, Ted R 17, 47, 49 O'Hair, Meghan 11, 28, 58, 60, 64, 69, 92, 93, 98, 104 53 O'Keeffe, Bob 51, 53 Oakes, Darlene 47 Oberlender, Shaina Oechslio, Bradley 34, 80 Old, Christian 41 , 82 Old, Greg Orr, Stacy 53, 65 34 Osborne, Matthew 34, 87 Ragland, Laura Rash , Ricky Rawlings, Jennifer Ray, Jeffrey Rayher, Ken Redick, Johnathan Reed, Adam Reed, Chad Overfelt, Adam 47 Reed, Erin Reed, Fred Overfelt, Brad 28 Reeder, Thomas 34 41 28, S8, 61 , 69, 88 41 28 48, 78 I, 41 15, 28, 61 , 8 1. 97 68 28, 81 34. 67 �Reid, Erin g.eynolds, Ashlee Rt)'llOlds, Lindsay 48, 49 34 48, 79 6, 17, 28, 29, 58, 69, 88, 95, 98, 99, 104 RtYJlOlds, Mindy Rheude, Gregory Jtic;e, Brian 41 38,41 77 41 , 43 48 72 29 41 48,68 34,67,88 17, 48, 49, 78, 84 Jtivera, Oscar Robbins, David jlobenson, Meghan jlobinron,David JlObUon,Adam Jlobi.5on, Erilc JlafTCr, J conifer jlQ53pepe, Amy Jl05S, Breeze Jl053. Carter 38, 41, 87 I~ 23, 29, 30, 58, 61, 70 R053. Sarah jloth, Richard 29 I~ II, 3~ 56, 5~ 61,69,74 jlou.5C, Kristi JlU.Sse3U, Du•tin 48 54, 90 RIJ.5SCll, Jocelyn Jluthetford, Sarah 6, 29, 58, 59, 64, 69, 88, 98, 99, 104 44, 48, 71 Ryan. Barry jlya.D. Pamela 34 s 29, 97 34, 65 54 41, 71 sa.c;CO• Anne saiD· Amanda saiD• Sharon ~cbi,Aya ~ ·Steve 81 6, 29, 60,65, 88 39, 41, 59, 104 sarsent, Anna sarsenl, Bobby 5i1tJ11ders, Brandon 5i1 tJ11ders, Erin saunders. Julie sa yage, Scott sava&t• Taylor sa ,,.,yer. Ka tbleen gcb;iaJf. Christopher gcllaafT, Eric scb e0er, Amy scllDeider, Cbri• gcllDeider, Melinda gcllDei der, Mindy gcbrader, Kathryn gcbubefl. Jodie gcctt. Megan gcruggB· Ashley gcruggB· Joe ~o n.Alex ~ on, Emily gea!Jlon, Jess 'jeddo n. ADD · Sarah selJ31"1. ill si:1iari. w si:tveY· Stephen se-t"bel. Ryan get.cbel. Todd . a-<0i, Stephanie :Yt r ~ oJ<. Heather ~eJ.o r. Andrienne '!)J.CJi,o D. Oaudeen •;Jielton. Joel <;be"P b erd, Tara :befl"er• David :hert"Y, A us tin •;i,;rleY· Just1n '!)Jo f!Cr . Adam •,J1oflC'• Nancy ,11 ,-adct• Kalle ~hrader· Matt ',h rivcr. Amy ,h rivcr. Blair 34 34 48 34 48, 59 48, 65, 7.9 41, 68 48 16, 29, 58, 70, 71 34,60 41 68, 72, 73 38, 41, 61 54 11, 38 , 39, 41 11 , 41 80 34, 82, 86 48, 59, 78 29, 51 , 10, 34, 29, 60, 76, 89 54 74 95 I, 41 29,93 29,9 3 11, 34, 37, 59, 61, 64, 69, 70, 85, 88 48, 80 48 54 41 48, 65 81 34 83 48, 59 , 104 54 68, 104 6, 10, 18, 29 , 59, 81, 83 , 99 34 , 68 48 Sibley, Stuart Sicora, Mary Sieber, Alden Simmons, Jesse "Simmons, Jessica Simmons, Scott Sinha, Tanya Skaw, Guelda Sk:innell, Bonnie Slack. Julia Slovenslr::y, John Slovenslr::y, Sarah Srnailes, Aaron Smith, Amanda Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snead, Snead, Snead, Chad Emily Mandy Martha Stacey Trista Datie John Katie Snider, Emily Snow, Brian Snyder, Jessica Sowder, Adam Sowder, Brad Sowder, David Sowder, Emily Spears,Sarab Spencer, Heather Spencer, Rachel Spraker, Nancy Spurlock. Wendy Stancil, Scott Starr, Jonah Stear, Ed Stebar, Miranda Slee, Lesley Stec, Sarah Steele, Lauren Steele, Meghan Steele, Warren 54 34 54, 79 34 48, 68 54, 81 41, 68 54 41, 73 4, 34, 61, 64, 67, 78, 85 41, 64, 87 5, 6, 29, 58, 64, 69, 93, 9_8J 99, IU'I 81 , 83 68 48 I, 2, 29, 58, 59, 60, 62, 69 29 54,62 41 34, 68 70 17, 48 29, 30,66, 70, 71 33, 61, 67, 70, 71, 88 83 41 74 33, 70, 71 48 17, 29, 70 29, 61, 64, 69, 70 48 33, 61, 69, 70, 71, 75, 90 54, 72, 104 41 43 33 86 29,68 14, 33, 61, 75 33, 61 , 75, 76 42, 43, 71, 104 12, 29, 30, 60, 96 48 4, 30, 61, 68 Steffek., Samantha Steffen, David Steffen, Sierra 94 94 54,64,94 33, 104 Steffen, Terri Steinmaker, Trina Stephens, Susan Stevenson, Riley Stoneman , Loni Stout, Jennifer Stowers, Josh Stuart, Ashley Stull, Jacob St. Clair, Daniel St. Clair, Erin St. Clair, Kelly St. Oair, Lucas Summerville, Mary 16, 55 , 64, 88 42,43 43, 61, 65 55, 56, 61 48, 104 33, 61, 68 48 33, 80 41 43, 57 48, 104 55 42, 55 Sumner, Karen 55 Svec, Bill Swing, Don Swing, Leslie 48 30, 58, 65 38, 43, 87 48 Terrell, Amy Tesoro, Michael Tester, Matt Thacker, Jeff 48, 49 Thews, Rebecca 55 Thomas, Barbara 33, 37, 84, 85 Thomas, Mary 81 Thomas, Matt 48, 79 Thomas, Neal 14, 33 Thomas, Stephanie 48 Thompson, Ashley Thompson, Leigh Ann 30, 70 lbornhlll, Laura I, 6, 12, 20, 301 58, 59, 62, 64, 65, 69, 98 30, 70, 71, 98 Thornton, Bart 33, 61, 62, 75 Thornton, Lee Ann 83 Tilley, Jordan 30, 58, 65, 83, 104 Tims, Stuart 30, 70, 71 Toh, Ma.i.ko I, 17, 30, 59, 62, 64, 70, 71, 76 Trenis, Sarah 43 Trent, Ben 43 Trent, Matt 48 Tretter, Janelle 23, 30, 68 Triplett, Leanne 33 Trivett, Jamie Trompeter, Jason 9, 10, 11, 20, 26, 29, 30, 5_81 64, 67, 70, 97, IU'I 33, 67, 69 33, 61, 85 7, 30, 58, 59, 61, 64, 70, 97 Trompeter, Jessica Turner, Meghan Tyree, Jenny u Underwood, Allan Underwood, Emily 33 30, 70 33, 68 Underwood, Tracey Vaniels, Mary Lou Vanover, Bobby Van Sandt, Anthony VanSandt, Matthew Vaughan, Jessica Vaughn, Dana 3, 33 Waldron, Wilson Walrond, Robyn 48,68 Walrond, Shirley 48, 66 48,49 43 48 55 31 33, 82 68 16, 55 Walters, Curtis Tabor, Kevin Taber, Dina Taber, Shareef Tainer, Bridget Tayloe , Bradley Taylor, Erica Taylor. Kelly Taylor, Lucy 30 48 , 65 33, 71 48 33, 89 I , 30, 61 , 62 33 30, 60, 65, 76 Wardach, John Watson, John Watson, Mandi Watson, Ryan Weary, Kristin White;, Jason Wiggins, Trevor Wilburn, Maegan Wiley, Stacey Wilkins, Lucy 81 33 2, 39, 43, 68 33 43 48 31, 60 48, 74 Wilkinson, Elaine Wille, Alejandro Williams, Clay Williams, Matt 32, 33 48 48, 49 Williams, Tara Willmott, Ashley Willmott, Misty 33, 68 Wills, Christie 31, 68 Wilmer, Michelle 48 Wilson, Amanda 31 Wilson, David 31, 58, 59, 64, 67, 86, 92, 104 Wilson, Jennifer 2, II, 43, 57, 59, 71 Windel, Joey 33 Winfree, David 43 Winkler, Megan 48,49 Winkler, Melissa 5, 33, 61, 67, 88 Winston, Michael 33 Winter, Amanda Wire, Laura 48, 68 31, 58 Wire, Susan 55 16, 51, 55, 71 Wise, Danielle Wise, Eric Witkege, Becky Witkege, Toby Wohlford, David Wolben, Andrew II 13, 31, 61, 70, 71, 98 3, 48, 59, 104 43 65 33, 70, 71 , 77, 84 43 33, 69 Wolter, Katie Wolter, Stephen Wood, Brandie Wood, Brian Woodfield, Amy 33 Wright, Lucas 49 33 12, 23, 31, 58, 59, 64, 69, 79, 91 , 95, 104 Woodfield, Stacey 48, 59 Woody, Lee 55 Workman, Amber 91 Worshter, Lauren 59 Wray, Joseph 33 Wright, Ben 49 Wright, Caitlin 33, 61, 75 Wright, Jane 55 Wright, Moyra I, 16, 31, 58, 60, 6 1, 62 , 63, 70J 11, 8~ Wright, Sonnet 43, 68, 72, 75 Wujek., Marissa 33, 64, 69, 104 Wurster, Lauren 49 Wurster, Peter 31 Wydner, Jessica 33 y Y amine, Chris Yang, Kathy Young, Kim 43, 72, 73 31 , 76 31 , 59, 96 49 Young, Rohen 31, 70, 71, 93 z 33 Walter11, Jenny T 2, 43 33, 56, 64, 69, 71, 82, 86 104 55 43 48 48 I, 43, 61, 62, 72, 73, 104 11, 13, 32, 33, 37, 59, 63 Vinyard, Tam 6, 23, 30, 58, 59, 64, 69, 98, 99 Volodzko, Matt 48 Wade, Jennifer Wagner, Katie Walden, Robyn Waldron, Adam Waldron, Glenn Waldron, Kevin 48 31 , 95 48 51, 52, 55 Wood, Adam v Vagts, Will Vandelinde, Ryan Weissbart, Erich West, Corey West, Sloan Whisman, Betty 31 , 70 48 43 33, 59, 82, I 04 16, 17, 31, 57, 58, 61 , 63, 6_11 70, 71 , 88, 98, 99, IU'I Webb, Koren Webb, Leslie Webster, Heather Weeks, Anna Wehrmeister, Alyssa Zamorski, Tommy Zimmerman, Austine Zombkowsk.i, Shawn 33, 70 43, 68 49 33 91 43 43, 61 , 64 43,68 103 INDEX �We laughed, we cried th en I we laughed a little m ore! Spelling Bee champ, Matt J ohnson, accepts his award from Mr. Boyer and Ms. Spraker. Kristin Weary won first place at the Regional "Reflections." Spelling Bee participants: Franc-J ess ica Vaug hn , Ali cia Mitch ell , Kim Mizack, Beth Harms, Marissa Wujek, Man Dalcon, Marr Johnson, Lucas Sc. Clai r, Ad am Shorter; Row 2-Chris Gillespie, Amanda DeBoard , Lauren H enderson , Lauren Steele, Dav id G uynn , Michael Boettcher, Brandi Carey; Row3-J uscin McCalliscer, Ing ri d O zanich, Keri Morrison , Hollie Duncan , Clay G aynor, Bob by Sargent, Alicia Ga ule~, Paisley Bowles; R ow 4 - Nachan Bodell, Robert Mcfall, Trina Sceinmaker, Elaine J ones, Ryan Vandelindc, Adena Kaplan , Peter Filiczyk SQUIRE/ MY LADY NOMINEES : (L ro R) Kristin Weary, Brandon King, Meghan O 'Hair, Nic k Beazley, Mindy R eynolds, James Dixon, Sarah Rutherford, Sruart Tims, Mandy McCall, David Wilson, Amy Woodfie ld, N ath a n King, Sarah Slovensky, Jason Trompete r Mrs. Imojean Manin has that "I can't wait 'ril I retire!" look! Her songs and humor w ill be missed. As this year of firsts for some and lasts for others draws to a dose, we look back to the past events. The beginning of the year was all out-of-place due to construction; by mid-year we had an addition of a new trailer and an elevator. As the year progressed , many other events occurred. Snowy days shortened our year and cancelled exams to the delight of the students. As the year doses some of us are just beginning our long Journey through Cave Spring, while others are finishing our journey and are getting ready to head over to the high school. As we look back, let's remember the good times, forget the not-so-good times, and EPS reflect on the fun we had in these halls! 104 CLOSING . - .f_·.Jti.. Sc ie n ce Fair W inn e rs: Fronc- l sr place - Betsy James , Valerie Blevins. Ryan Blackwd.l ( Best - in -Show). J am es Di.xo n; Row 22 nd and 3rd place-Christina Finnerty , J osh Scowcrs, Katherine G arren-. J asu n T ro mpeter. Kevin H en derson , R ynn \Xln rson, Toby Witk cg c; Row 3-H .M .- D rew Blevins , Evan J ohn so n, T um H ag an . Marr M uelanear , Meg han O 'H air. Sarah J ordnhl , Sheena J ain, Allison Campbell, J ennifer D ickison , Kristi Kirby , Whi rn ey Freem an: Ro w 4 - Carl os Pert:'.Z . 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Jennifer Pitts Catherine Clemens Summer Ross Alison Crawley Greg Fink Christina Faust Kelsey Plagenhoef Paula Kolejka Thomas Biggio Ashlee Reynolds Kara lfllarianetti Ashley Case Jessica Craig Cathryn Price Dustin Blankenship Amy Rosape!'e Austyn Markwell Grace Coats David Billingsley Kelly Foy Meredith Kinde~ Jessica Cockrell Bobby Blanding Karlynda Pop/stein Samantha King Andrew G/ass1ck L~ura Rag/and Bridget Coleman Emily Gallagher Jennifer Craig Johnathan Foutz Aimee Greenman Lisa Conner Amanda French Seth Bryant Abigail Merrill Colleen Hally Je«re_y Fuller Renee Gagnier Rebecca Conner Robert Gilliland Tiffany Kinsey Christie Cox Lewis Cheresnowsky Jonathan Blanding Cara Hall Cameron Maeder Ryan Furrow Crystal Kitts Seth Casteel Rachel Ferguson Jeremiah Bowling Mary Hammer John Brock Laura Frankeberger Casey Cary Lorena Gomez Colleen McCarthy Whitney Freeman Stephanie Raines ��CONTENTS - Title Theme Opening People Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Faculty Clubs Sports Student Life Dedication Superlatives Squire/My Lady Closing 1 2-5 6-15 16-55 18-31 32-37 38-43 44-49 50-55 56-73 74-89 90-99 94 95-97 98-99 104 WE WERE STUDENTS AT THE SQUIRE 1994-1995 CAVE SPRING J UNIOR HIGH SCHO OL R OAN OKE, VIRGIN IA ~ TITLE 1 tJ;. �Monkeyin' around in D .C. Happy Man What's in the news, Mr. Old? Pippi and her pal �1 Best friends are friends forevec. Once upon our time} we lived in a world filled with teachers, ·pencils, and homework. Our days began with the Pledge of Allegiance and ended with the afternoon announcements. We were so wrapped up in football games and Friday night dances that we almost lost track of all of the history that was being made around us: things such as the U.S. military being sent to Haiti, and 0 .J. Simpson being accused of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole. There was never a W odd Series this year because of the Major League baseball strike. Two tribes were at war in the African country of R wanda, and there was a three-candidate senate race right here in Virginia between Chuck Robb, Marshall Coleman, and Oliver North. To say the least, the 1994-95 school year was one of excitement, suspense, and fun. It will last in everyone's memories for a lifetime. Lawnmower Men • • • , THEME 3 4-:: �The time is now. The place is Cave Spring Junior High School. And the students are a little on the crazy side. From hairdos to fashions and faces, everythi ng about u s says one thing: TYPICAL is not the word for us! Just take a w alk through the halls and see the living proof! Back to the 60's! C lint's gonna' blow! One of our typical m oods' ' .;j.) 4 THEME �Ta-daaa! r School lunches aren't THAT bad . Ate they??> Caught in the aa! 1 THEME 5 ���The Beginning of Our Time In the beginning of our time, we were little and very cute. We're bigger now, but some of you are making sure everyone knows how adorable you were. Unfortunately, we could not use everybody's pictures, but here are some good ones. Do they still look the same? Match the names to the pictures: Aimee Greenman Jenni Homer Clint Thomas Beth Harms Trevor Wiggins Renee Gagnier Chasity Barbour Heather Belk Erin Callahan Wesley Barbour (A) If cuteness could kill . . . (B) Get out of m y face! (C) W hat are they doing to me? swreH i.:p;ig "H SU!lili!~ JOA;JJ.L ·9 ·~ SllWOq.L JUT[) J;JUJOH IUU;J f · ~ m oqreg Aa[s;i ~ Ullqllflll'.) uu3 ·3 m oqreg AJtSllq:J ·<j J;irullll9 ;i;iua11 ·d (D) Yipeee! 'll;iH JaqJllal-J .d UllWU;J;Jl9 ;J;J W'V �E. Huh??? F. Ha, Ha! I'll squish you with my little tike bike. G . Dress me up and leave me on the side of the road . H . She really was a happy ch ild . OPENING 9 �OU 2LJeJL <Uod When you wake up in the morning and you know you're going to have a horrible day . . . When you feel like you are float. . 1ng on air When you run into all the wrong · people . . . When you can't get focused ! Then this one's for you !!! come the symbol of the nineties, just as th "Have a nice day" smiley face ruled the sev· enties. Katie, the Los Angeles artist who creat· ed him, says he expresses the fear many people feel in this time oi AIDS and uncertainty. You can get him on T-shirts, jewelry, mugs, and When you can 't decide what decad e you 're , in . ... . ; .\) 10 OPENING caos . Call 818-753-6700 for information. - S.S. �0L1e o{J 1Rose DJ4Z2 • • • : When you're going for a new image ... When you feel like you're in slow motion . .. When you're hang ing by a limb ... When you don't feel like putting your laundry away ... When you don ·c feel p icture perfecr .. When you feel like Gascoine. , OPENING 11 ~~ �WASTELAND Each decade is known for a cenain type of music. The 60's staned the psychedelic stage in music history, and was known for Woodstock. The teenagers in the 70's grooved to Disco music in polyester bellbottoms. The 80's teenagers brought out punk, wearing chains and spikes. That decade also played the first music videos. The early 90's is being labeled "Grunge," with plaid-wearing and hair-dying teenagers. And the late 90's? Well, I guess that's up to us! " Anytime You Need a Friend" ... ~ 12 OPENING "Whatta Man" " Bust a Move" �In September the year- book staff did a survey to find out what the top 10 favorite songs of Cave Spring Junior High were. Here are the results: 1. Fantastic Voyage by Coolio 2. Black Hole Sun by Sound Garden 3. Basket Case by Green Day 4. Stay by Lisa Loeb 5. I Swear by All 4 One 6. The Sign by Ace of Bace 7. This DJ. by Warren G and Nate Dog 8. Regulator by Warren G and Nate Dog 9. Can You Feel the Love Tonight by Elton John IO.Come Out and Play by Offspring Lauren's "Funkdafied" Amelia looks like she's ready to sail down the "Cattahooche". H ave Marcy and Naralie gone "Crazy"? "Wild Nighr" , OPENING 13 ~== ���Throughout Cave Spring Junior High, we're constantly thinking: almost there to Cave Spring High! Freshmen say, "Outta' my way, I'm going to the high school!" Eighth graders are thinking, "I'll be a freshman next year!" Seventh graders say, "I'll be a pre-freshman next year!" and the sixth graders shout, "We won't be the youngest anymore!" So what will next year bring to us? A bigger school? Air conditioning? More friends? More crowded hallways? Who knows; but in the meantime we're having a lot of FUN! GO AWAY! Girls will be girls! What are you saying , Candice? ' ;-;S) 16 INTRODUCTION TO PEOPLE T oo cute for words' �WHAT'S AHEAD: Smile and say, Cheese!!' When we think about the future, we wonder what next year will bring us. So the yearbook staff sent a survey to several homerooms, asking students what they expected their next school year to be like. Here are some replies : 9th grade: Stacie Lumsden - a lot of new things and a lot of fun! Anonymous - more beautiful girls for me! 8th grade: Will Vagrs - the same as this year, just harder. 7th grade: Allison Jetton - It will be weird, expecially if Hidden Valley and CSJ combine! 6th grade: Stephen Walter - A lot of homework and harder work but also more fun . Whar are Ben and Duke up ro now? Aren 't we excited> INTRODUCTIO N TO PEOPLE �All year we have crammed our brains wirh never-ending homework, projects, reports, maps, worksheets, vocabulary, tests, quizzes, current events, ad infinitum. Now it's finally time for us ro be shipped off ro the high school and we don't know whether to sigh with relief or shudder with apprehen;ion. We know that new experiences and big decisions are awaiting us. For now we shall just smile and continue on with the "best years of our lives." S.C. .and proud of it, too! Lindsay, with a bat; what next?! / Pete Ackley 2."You wouldn't happen to have any dillweed on ya, would you?" 4. tennis Bobby Akers 1. Boege, 2. " You b etter pump it, baby. " 4. picking on teachers Ashley Atkinson 1. Bob, 2. "Wanna see my pet?" 3. Hole, 5. my sanity Sam Banks Stont Temple, 4. cennis, 5 cennis racket Head crisys 230 660 FRESHMEN Yasmin Alami 1. Yazz, 2. " Hi!" 4. gym nastics, 5. my lucky tangerine; my gym suit Ann Aydlett 2. "The reason I was laughing . .. " 4. basket ball, 5. caffeine-free coke Chasity Barbour Chazz, 2. " le ain 't nothin b ur a chicken wing." 4 . Black Streec Michelle Alric 1. KG, 2. " Thar's OK" 3. "We're having a p arty" 4. talking , 5. my reddy b ear Andy Banks 1. Loser, 3. Funky CoMadina, 4. Lac Susan Anderron 1. George, 2.'Tm going ro kiss, hug , squeeze, and love it and call ir George." Alpa Arora I. Alps, 2. "HUH?!" 3. l d ian music, 4. soccer, 5. I koala bear A Kodak m oment Elizabeth Barrett Lauren Baudreau 1. Lizerbcc, 4 . soccer, 5. 1. Elmo, 2 . " Did you hear Herman , the koosh rhar'" 3 Beasrie Boys, 4 . hiking , 5. stuffed animals Tommy Bayrer K awasa kt o m , Canaloop, 4 . baseball H eather Belk 3. 2. " W hh .. at' Ba' N ice'" Pearl Jam, 4. soccer, 5. cross necklace I �. ..i - .:• . • -' _1; FRESHMEN INFO / -. . 1. Nickname 2. Favorite saying 3. Favorite band or song 4. Favorite sport, hobby, or activity 5. Favorite possession \ .$ - '< _,.._ i Jcssica Bennett l. Jess, 2. ""Dude, how very in- Eric Bingham I. Bingo, 3. R.E.M., 4. sleeping teresting."" 5. my lip smuckers John-Paul Bourgeois I . Torpedo, 3. Torsie Roll, 4. sleeping, S. women Brent Bowles 2. "Check ya!" 4. soccer, 5. my beeper Heather Bowling 1. Papa, 2. "I think she's purdy!" 5. my Lion King necklace Jacqueline Bowen 1. Jack, 2. "Y'aaa!!! . . . ! 3. Ncwboys "Shine" 4. soccer Kevin Bradford 2. "Dude, you are trashed!"" 3. Smashing Pumpkins, 4. lounging around Kristen, what are you doing now' Free at lase' Erin Callahan Ern , 2 . .. M ucho Pescado "" 4. tubing with Shar, 5. Jingles 1. Matt Canfield Lindsey Cannon l. Canfood , 2. ""What are I. Cannon , 3. Simon and you babbling abouc)I " 4. G arfunkel , 5. my dog Matthew Carey Phyco, 2. " Spearjab " 4. mounrain biki ng I - : Misty Blankenship 1. One Scar Girl, 2. "Cow pasture ... what the ... ?" Burrage Bristol 3. Stone Temple Pilots, 4 . soccer -' Danny CaldweU l. Pyro, 3. White Zombie; Black Sunshine Lau ren C arr 2 . "" O h , my word l1 1" 3 . Boys 11 Men, 4. basketball soccer ,, ACKLEY - CARR 19 "€- �The Titne of Our Lives Here in ninth grade we're having the time of our lives. We're finally the big cheeses of Cave Spring Junior High. We've had three years of being lowly little junior high students, but now we're freshmen; soon we'll be at the high school! Our time has come and we're having our day in the sun at last. So long, Cave Spring Junior High! The truth's out - freshmen really are aliens! Cool, Cool, Freshmen! David Carson I. Carson, 2. "You Tard!" 4 . soccer H ey, good lookin'! Beth Carter 1. Big R ed , " . .. Thanks" 3. Steve er Band, 4.basketball ]IC • r / • ', ._,I;·' ~ Laura Casteel 1. Castle, 2 . "That's nifty'" 3. Newsboys, 4 . horseback riding , 5. my hair pie Amy Causey I. Amers, 2 . "Sheustanot" 3. Jackson 5, 5. my gloves It'll never be this good again . Ashley Chapman I. Lanky, 3. "Stardust" 4. acting / David Clemens I Stupid David , 3. Hole, 4 . tenni s. 5 my big tae ' .;;S) 20 FRESHMEN ] esse Clowers I. G-ma n , 2. " l don ' t know" 4 . foot ball , 5. Dad 's rings Stephani e Clowers 3. "A Whole New World" 4. basketball, 5. my dog Sara Coats 1. Katey , 2. " Nothing, I'm not mumbling ." 4 . snow and water skiing Ben Cole I. Cole, 2 . " Rim anyone'" 4 . basketball, 5. my cherry tree Garrett Christley 2. " Doesn't m atter! " working on cars, 5. full' and my car -'~~1~Whitney ~i:~?i}}\~'~[~: ;~): Cole I. Whit , 2 . "No kiddif 4. swimming, 5. my 'f• sie Roll bank �1 "' , ?'.t \. .~./ ' i. _1) ,.,_-- \. ( ~ ~ ~.. ( ./ ~--"----''--""----·~~=--==----~:....,-:~ · ~ FRESHMEN INFO l. Nickname 2. Favorite saying 3. Favorite band/song 4. Favorite sport, hobby 5. Favorite possession -- , .,;;~ ~_.,.,..,....--.....,.----------~ ~ We've got spirit - yes we do! We've got spirit - how 'bou t you? t Brandy Cooper l. Brand-y, 2. "Coo l l:leans" 3. Boyz II Men, 4. ilrt, 5. life one?" 5. my collection of toenails Maury Daniels 1. Mar, 2. "Get over it " 3 . "Don 't fear the reaper" 5. tny scuffed dog Jon Derryberry 1. Dinglecherry, 2. " Don't stop jerki ng my chain" 4. yes Mike Duncan I . Duncan Doughnut, 2. " Rim anyone" 4. watching Mr. Rogers Amanda Dwier I. Gardne r , 2. " Your point'" 3. "Enter Sandman" 4. softball ,""~· .,,. '. "'( _.,,,.,., ' l. . Amanda Coleman l. Manders, 2 . "Hey, Curie" 3. Jimmy Buffet Uh ... Ashley, are you OK? Melissa Coleman l. Missy, 3. Buffalo Spri ngfield , 4. tennis --· Mike Cook 1. Shroom, 3. Dr. Dre, 4. football, 5. my train set Brad Cullinan Justin Cox I. Bonner, 2 . "Rim any- Play chat funky music, Molly! Betsy Cross l. Bets, 2. "Sheusranot" 5. my blankie and hedgehog 1. Cullahan, 4. yodeling while skydiving, 5. a wild herd of buffalo I Deborah Dickison I. Diana, 2. "Dude, that's cool!" 3. Led Zepplin, 4. soccer Duke Dodson 2. "Rim anyone?" 3. "Kum ba ya" 4. mashing, 5. oil rig in my backyard Dean Donahue I. Pinkey, 2. " Come on, punk 1" 3. "Self Esteem" 4 . beating up Duke Allison Elias I. Elias, 2. "Be nice, Kate. " 4. tennis, 5. friendship Jim Ellis I . Perkeliis, 2. "I smell an orange and there ir is'" 5. my puns Brad Emery \ . W a ld o, 2. "Ca rpe Di em " 3. " Disar m ' 4. field hockey, 5. srereo ,-.... Alicia Dragan l. Dragone, 2. "Qivay 1" 4 . track Chrisry Fagg 2. "I have a turtle. . " 3. Milli Vani lli . 5. plasric rings and monkeys , CARSON - FAGG 21 4.~ �Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! ~ P' :>;"'" n> Kerry Fair 1. Ker, 3. Aerosmith, 4. softball and volleyball LAZ Dan Ferris 1. AKA Coffee, 4. dedicated to wrestling Carching some zzz 'z Felecia Fleming 1. Flea, 4. talking on the phone, 5. my locket \.)..) Kevin Gagnier 3. Sound Garden , 4. basketball, 5. my stereo 0 c 0 ~ Jimmy Fowler 1 . Hollywood, 3. Emily Finton 2. "Memos' 3. The Flaming Lips, 4. riding my donkey 3n> c 'O "Third Rock from the Sun" 4. football P' .... Whirney Cole 1. Whir, 2. "Linger" 3. Creative Srain 0 Leslie Flowers 1. Leslie z, 4. sailing, 5. Sea, my lazer 3n> Carhy Furrow 1. Car, 2. "Thar's mean!" c 'O Could you repear rhe quesrion) John Gallagher 1. Chopsaki, 2. "Nothing ventured, nothing_gained!" .... P' Laura Fisher 1. Nener: Fish, 2. "Shut up , Yasmin'" 4. my horse Michelle Ganong 1. Shell, 3. Creative Srain, 5. BoBo Allison Fox I. Fox, 4. Driving with J oe, 5. my lion blanker 3n> c 'O Samuel Fontela 1. Sam , 3. the Beatles, 5. my green jacket P' .... \.)..) 0 c0 () ~ Ryan Fitzgerald 1. Fish , 2. " I hate it when that happens. " 4. wi nd surfi ng Kate Frankeberger 'J..) 0 1. Frankeberger, 3. Cool as a Mouse, 4. giving out () gum c0 ~ Amanda Foshag I . Spunky , 2. " Duck' " 5. my stereo Shhhh 1 ' ~~~ n 0 c>- 22 FRESHMEN !:: Wakt mt up at ? o clock' Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock' Wake me up at 3 o'clock' Wake me up at 3 o·cloL"k! �Wake me up at 3 o 'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 o'clock! Wake me up at 3 FRESHMEN INFO -'<"' ' Shannon Haynes 1. D oody, 2. " Anyways!" 3. Boys II Men Seth Gunn 3. Nirvana, 4. rennis, 5. my srereo Greg Hahn 2 . " You're all p atheric! " 4. hockey, 5. my CD player Snoozing on rhe bus ~ J erem y Hedrick 1 . Beaver , 2. "Gos h , Booger! " 3 . Offspring N arhan Gardner I. Grasshopper, 3. Med ium R are , 4. soccer and drawing, 5. m y pet iguan a 1. N ickname 2 . Favorite saying 3 . Favori re band or song 4. Favorire spore, hobby, activiry 5. Favorite possession .Ir :::-,1----~----.---~ _, Everyone has them, long lazy days. The days when our desks transform into beds so we can catch up on our sleep. Some of us prefer to d aydream; our minds are somewhere else. Laziness takes us out of class and into the "zone"! Some people (we all know who they are) enjoy naps during some of the less exciting parts of school. (Have you ever seen an y one sleep at lunch? NO!) Summer is finally here, so we can all catch some zzz 's. J ason Glassick 4. foorball T.] . G eorge I. T , 3 . " D on 'r rake the girl." 4 . foo tball and hunting Ashley Hammer 1. Hammer, 2 . " Once I Shannon G ordon 2. 'Tm scared . Alrighry rhen! " 4 . boating with w a fers and g ri rs, 5. Merv Molly H enderson ~ 0 1. M olly M cButrer, 2 . ::u ' Tm sure!" 4 . swimm ing 0 N'l Shawn Giorno 1. Giorno, 2 . " Uhhh?" 4. foo rball Maria H arsrine :g I. Mo/ Mira, 3. Boys II ::u 0 Men, 4 . volleyball J usr hangi ng around 0 N'l ] aime H eprinsrall H an1ie , 4. soccer, 5. m y Kermie , FAIR - HEPTINSTALL 23 ~-;. W ake m e up at 3 o 'clock' W ake m e up at 3 o 'clock' Wak e m e u p at 3 o'clock! Wake m e up at 3 o' clock! Wake me up at 3 o 'dock! Wake me up at :i. o 'clock! �Is A wave of magic with Carly. FRESHMEN �FRESH.JNFO I.Nickname 2.Saying 3.Band/ song 4.Spon,hobby 5.Possession What are fri end s for ' HESTER - MALONE �Just Point Us Toward the Door ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Adam Malone 4. soccer Alison Manetta Lynsey Markey 2. "Soccer Rules" 3. I. Daisy, 2. 'Tm hungry!" 3. Nirvana, 4. succer, 5. Here Comes the Hotstepper, 4. soccer my picture of George Strike a pose! Watcha listening to? cart Lauren McCann 1. Ren, 2. "Get over it!" 3. The poptart song, 4. lacrosse, 5. oxygen Meg McCarthy 1. Snow White, 2. "Get it?" 3. It can't rain all the time, 4. getting books Zack McCoy 1. Booger, 2. " No way, bro 1" 3. The Offspring, 4. morocross' Travis McGuire 1. Woo, 2 . "See ya!" 3. Bop Gun, 4. baseball, 5. chewing gum 2 . "What!" 3. All 4 one, 4. softball, soccer, 5. money Andre Martin 1. Dre, 2. NE 14 Rim, 4. basketball, 5. m y go- Gotta stay cool Briane Melton I . Banana, 2 " ) ust do tt 1" 3 . ' 'I'd give anything " 4 . softba ll , 5 boyfriends FRESHMEN Brett Mi ller 2 . " Greg , you 1" 3. Too Short , 4. scuba di ving, 5. my C D' s Matt Morris Leslie Morgan I . Ange l Prin cess, Carrie Meador 2. "Ayota" 3. "You don't know how it fee ls" 4. tenni s, 5. gold ring 2. "Greg.you"' 3. Beas- tie Boys/"S ureShot'' 4. lacrosse Andy's just a wild and crazy guy. Richard Murray l . C hardo or Richie, 2. ' 'I'll show you 1" Brenr N eu berg 1. Neub , 2. "oh' cay" 3. " She never cried " 4. tennis, 5 . my earring �..' • * Ben Nielsen I. Kerne, 2. "Train to hurt; race to have fun!" 4. biking Robbie Niday -----... Matt Peck Spencer Pearce I. Spcncc-wa, 3. Livin' on I. Pap daddy, 2 . "No the edge, 4. basketball way!" 3. Napalm Death Eric Poff I. Easy E, 2. 'Tm going to ride for you, baby boo" 3. Round Herc, 5. MTV Haylcigh Osborne I. Zaya, 2. "Ahh Yeah!" 3. Su zy Boggues, 5 . my Ripleigh Kitty Daniel Penn I. Penn, 3. Dave Matthews Band, 4. basketball, 5. my srereo Blake Points Emily Powell 1. Blake rs, 2. " I love you" I. Dawn, 2. "Oh, well'" 3. 3. J immy Buffet, 4. dance, 5. Thumper Guns and Roses, 4. soccer, 5. key chain Ashley Puig Aaron Price Nicky Powers 1. Piggy, 2. "Oh, my 3. Pearl Jam, 4. soccer, 5 . 1. Phlcet, 2. "JackaJahebie brg" 3. "Don't feel my to- word'" 4. alto saxophone, my CD player 5. Mia and Buttercup matoes, 4 . golf, 5.HBO Get back out there and dance, girls' * * * ** * * * * ** * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '8 - f <:> FRESH MEN INFO • • .... ,.• ~,. ~ -C 1. Nickname • 4. f4 ...• s 2. Favorite saying 3. Favorite band or song Favorite spon,hobby, activity 5. Favorite possession ..:, .;:. 0 ~ • Chris Padgett Naye De Paige !.Cri spy Creme, 2. "uhh 2."Talk to da hand and um . . . this is hard" leave a message after the 3.Nirvana snap" 5. my man ~ ;.. ~ ~ "' This bunch is enjoying hat day. What 's wrong, H eather' MALON E - PUIG �I J acob Quesinberry !. Quernbery, 2. "Skumshkin" 5. DuBoys (dogs) The Three Musketeers Ryan Raisor !. Ras ior, 2. "Chuber" 4. Soccer, 5. My boyz Karie Roberts l. Nookeis, 2. "Topeka have found it" 3. Pale Blue Eyes, 5. happiness Lighten up, Kurt . Brad Ross J Bross , 2 "Y i:ah , ri ght!'" 4. rrack ' .;; ll 28 FRESHMEN Sarah Robinson I Stinky Ch eiseman, 2. "OK, lady " 4 . golf J aso n Roch Carly Rotramel 3 . Low Se lf- Esteem , 4. soccer, coUcc ring comi cs l. Car-Car, 2. " Quiet Bud!" 5. my rink erbeU wand Elizabeth Rae 1. Squeaky, 4. Danu, 5. Teddy Bear Tiffany Ragland !. Tiff, 2. "Shoot for che srars 1" 3. Hero Manha Repede l . Mouse and Marra, 2. "What?" 4. roller blading Caren Ring 1. Boo-Boo, 2. "For really real?" 3. Born ] amaicans Graham Rollins Becca Rosen 2. " ] have a lovely bunch of 2 . "Beam me up Scottie!" 3 . cocanuts!" 3. Aerosmich, 4. Jim_i hendrix, 4 . Getting books Richard Rowe Rhonada Rusmisel Ricky , 2. " Fire ir up! " 3. I. Nada , 2 . "Thur was cure" 4 . Ice Cube soccer �I ' FRESHMEN INFO I .Nickname 2.Favorite Saying 3.Favorite band/song 4.Favorite sport,etc. 5 .Favorire possession Brandi Rutherford l.Shorty, 2." ... Your point?" 3.Salt 'N Pepper Anna Sablik K . Sak h' c1 ague 1 1.Anner Bananer, 2 . "!' m F f b II not a Banana!" 5 . 1 . ·oat , 4 . oat a , 5.my · my itrycomputer bitry " niarB" David Schwarz Stephanie Scott And Sl · I t, 2 . "N appy " B' R d rew rnw 2. "Oh , re ally.'" an d "T rust I . C ousrn 3 s d d 1· ig e ' · oun gar en me" 4. basketball 4.horseback riding Sixth grade memories! As the freshmen get ready to move on to new places and new things, leaving the old behind, we look back with mixed emotions. Most of us have been at Cave Spring Junior High for four years. Regardless of the length of time, all the freshmen have made an impaa on the school, the teachers and staff, and the students. Through the good times and the bad times, the freshmen class has pulled through and become a unit as ~ we look toward our final years together as the Class of '98. Jon Shaw Erika Shernoff Ryan Sink Joe Slack I.Jon , 2."Cool" 3.0ffl.Shernoff, 3.Countingl.Sphinx, 4 .ridingmotorcy-1.Slacker, 2."Turn it up Spring Crows, 5.Branford (my sax)cles, 5. my YZ80 4.soccer, 5.my soccer ball Dallas Smith J ash E. Sparks Josh J Sparks J ayn Spencer 2 ·"A friend with is a friend! .Doodie , 3 Ministry - I.Bullwinkle, 4. baskerball, l.Yanny , 2."0BKB Flea" of need" 3.lron Nails, 5.my"Scarecrow" 5.Coca Cola hat 5. my panda, Posie papers Dan Spurlock \.Hamm y QUESINBERRY - SPURLOCK -- · I , _!.;. �Elisabeth Stevens Jenny Turpin 2. "So you want to be a table?" 3. the Sugarcubes, 4. nail, 5. Worf l. Lizzie,2 . " Idon't care. "4. Dance,5 . my blankie Lory Webster 1. Wary, 2. "i Mucho pescado!" 3. country, 5. my blankie Julie Thacker l. Alice, 2. " That's cheese!" 3. cross country Kristi Storey l. Shottcake,2. "Excuse me!!!"3 · Melissa Etheridge Billy Underwood 1. Bill, 2. "What's up) " 3. White Zombie, Welcome The 5. my Shawn Strang 1. Srang,3. Playaz Club 4 hockey' 5 · my stereo ' · ' ~.it' Friends Forever! Ashley Walters 1. Walt, 2. "Lingre onJ ess" 3. Creative Satin Do.Uy Trevey-Boitno~ 1. Crayola, 2. "Sit down before you hurt yourse!f1" 3.Mike M. Shar Taliaferro I. Yarri e,2 . "BE N ICE!" 3 . boating with wafe rsand Morrison Anna Tomasik 2 · "Are you going to Dallas)" 3. 'Tm the only one" 4. rock climbing Danielle Taylor 2. "Can you hurry up' "3 . Greenday,4. volleyball Meg Way I. Mew, 2. "i Sierra la boc- ca'" 3. my dance bag Brian Trivett 3. Suicidal Tendencies FRESHMEN RULE!!' ' ~ 30 FRESHMEN Amanda W eekly 1. Butterfly, 2 . "Beam me up Scottie!" 3. "Wish You Were H ere" �J The End! Not only is this page the end of the awesomest section of this yearbook, the freshman section, this year 1s also the end of our junior high years! Next year we will be "the babies" again, but remember, this dass of FRESHMEN and FRESHWOMEN will always RULE! JB&MH :. f , _/ ..... .' - ..6':"< FRESHMEN INFO . ';; 1. Nickname 2 . Favorite Saying 3. Favorite Band or Song 4. Favorite sport, hobby or activity 5. Favorite possession /' ~ :.p_,_ ~ -- _,. . -~ ·r FRESHMEN know how to h ave fun! Charlie Weeks Ginger Wells 3. Pixies, 4. earing monkeys, 5. my pills o'dc h Six heads are better than one! Aaron \V illi ams I. Ogre, 2. "No Fear" 3. "Basket Case" -Greenway, 4. football MattWcsr 1. Shamoo, 4. riding mororcydes, 5. my KX80 \Villie \Vimmer I. Sanm's Helper, 2. Brooks and Dunn, 3. Sanra's sled Krisrin \V imerich 1. Si.mba, 2. " Hakuna Maraca!" 5. Mike A. J conifer \"X'ilmer 1. Winnie, 2. " Hey, you guys!" 3. the Beatles Angela Wilhelm 1. Angi e, 2. ' 'Man who lives in g lass h o use shou ld noc throw stones" 3. " I swear. ' Heachcr \'(!infrec I . Lily , 2. "Oh, Well!" 3. Soundgarden, 4. my bunny Jeremy Woodson 1. Baby boo, 2. Bhutta, 4. Freestyle biking Lori \Vilson I. LoUy Pop #1. 2. " You Srupid" 3. Boyz II Men, 4. my linlc notebook Being a freshman g ives one a quiet confidence. Christina Winfrey Jason Wilkerson 2. "Shut-up'" 3. Nirvana"Lake of Fire" 4 . hockey I. Chris, 2. "Go Home!" 5. my phone Jennifer Wimmer I. Snickers, 2. "Yea, OK " 3 . ' Hous e of Pain " 4. Hanging out w / fri ends Krisrcn \Vrav I . Go h i, 2. " Ro ndrrip !" -> . H crm nn rhc \'V'orm . 'l . J ncqu1.: lin e's shorr scorics STEVEN S - , WRAY 31 t.t;. �Jessica ponders the great questions of the universe. Brandon prepares co take a dip. Vance Adkins Beverly Anderson ] ustin Anderson Lindsay Anderson Ryann Angle Sherri Austin Zach Bain Megan Bainter J essica Ball Sarah Balzer You got the right one, baby! J onas Baranauskas Wes Barbour Laura Basham Sarah Bassett Eric Batchlet Tiffany Beachy N ick Beazley Tom my Beckner Sam Bell Allison Bernardo Laney Bernardo Chris Bibby Linsey Blankenship Ricky Boettcher Alex Bohn ' .;;_i) 32 EIGHTH �1. If aliens landed on our planet, gave you 10 million dollars, and told you that the world was blowing up in 3 days, what would you do with the money? I would pay the aliens to take me with them. Chris Bibby 2. Who is your favorite aaor or aaress? Dalton James 3. What is your favorite music group? Alice In Chains Linsey Blankenship Michael Daly 4. In your opinion, what was the year's most important event? When my bouncy ball deflated. Wes Barbour 5. How much time do you spend on homework each night? 2 hours Jenny Tyree 6. What do you hate the most? When you get to the big, gold buddha and you pick the leaf with the virus on it. Laura Thornhill Life begins at 3:00 pm. Mary Page Bosen Jared Bourne Melissa Brandr James Brennan Paul Brunk Christie Bryan Z ach Burr Elizabeth Bushnell Melissa Callahan Brooke Carlin Josh Carlton G erald Carr Julie Carson J enny Cease Cam i Chapin Chris Chappell Brad Chase Srephanie Cheny H eather Chockley Brooke Christley H olly Christley Austin Clark Sarah Clarrerbuck Brandy Conner Fred Conner Sean Conway Mike Cox Sarah Cox Anna Craft Ben Cross Ward Curri n Tommy Cusrer Michael Daly Jord on Davies Sarah Day , ADKINS- DAY 33 ~ �Meet Your Future Lee's be fri ends forever! It's time to meet your future; a future of more friends, more teachers, more projects, and worst of all, more homework! What happens if we 're lace co class? H eidi D eel Mace Delumyea Andy DeWicc James Dixon What's behind your smile, Curcis> Elizabeth Domalski Nikki Edwards Maureen Ernst Randall Falls Kace Feldvary William Ferrell Kim Filson Kara Fitzpatrick Shay Foley Billy Foy Lindsay Fox Jenna Frank Katherine Freany Brandon Funk Bech Furrow Mace Fusco Matt Garrecc Jessica G ilbert Candice Griau Jeremy Golston Steven G rammer Kay G reenway Noel Griffin Rachel Griffin Brian Gross Kevin Groth John G uilliams Alex Hanisch ' .;~ 34 EIGHTH �Kinsey Hanless Brian Hawkins Ryan Helms Erin Hensley Kris Hergrueter Jessica Hill Lauren Holcomb Trisha Holt Kevin Howlett Jennifer Hrdlicka Kristen J ekielek Ashley Jennings Patrick Jessee Brandon Johnson Greg Jones Matt Jones Sarah Jordahl John Keith Ross Kempster Harry Kessler Shan Khan Todd Kidder Bradley King Brandon King Nathan King Kristi Kirby Alex Kolozvary John Kraemer Carly Krauss Josh Krehbiel Shannon Krupin Charles Lambett Laurie LaPlant Anna Lasker Michelle Leamason Cacia Leskis Douglas Linn Lindsay Lowe Katie Lugar Erick Manin Sara McGregor Mandy McCall Daniel McCallum Carrie McFarland Kristen McGarry Melanie McGuire Chrisrina Melki Suzanne Melki Lawrence Mier Elizabeth Miller Jamey Miller Costs For Teens '95 Milk $2 . 00 CD $15. 00 $6. 00 Movie Ticket $. 99 Bread Car $10,000 Gas $1. 10 Burger $. 89 Coke $. 50 Levis $40. 00 , DEEL - MILLER 35 ti; �Our Place In Titne Is it Saturday yet, Sarah? We would help each other any way we could. Fat right: Friends ate always going to be there for you. It's been a b-a-a-d day! Once again 180 days have passed, and that leaves only 180 more until we leave the school. This year was harder with more homework and projects. but we made it through. Good friends and good times made the year go by faster. Be positive 'cause next year, we'll rule the school. Way to go, Katie! Matthew Miller Erik Min Kevin Mitchell Brooks Moran Kevin Murdock Desmond Nance Sarah N ash Jonathan Neighbors Candice Nelson Robbie Nettles Ryan Newman Michael Nichols Matthew N ielsen Grace N ixon Jessica N orris Meghan O 'H air Brad Overfelt ' .;j .) 36 EIGHTH �Traci Paxton Sarah Payne Garrett Peace Tony Phillips Nina Picciano Claire Pitner Chris Poulter Chris Pugh Jennifer Rawlings Ken Rayher Chad Reed Fred Reed Mindy Reynolds Sierra Roach Sarah Ross Richard Roth Sarah Rutherford Anne Sacco Anna Sargent Brandon Saunders Amy Scheuer Jess Seaman Will Sellari Ryan Setchel Todd Setchel Marr Shrader Sarah Slovensky Amanda Smith Emily Smith Katie Snead Emily Sowder Sarah Spears Miranda Stebar Meghan Steele Samantha Steffek Vicki Suboyu Kevin Tahne Erica Taylor Lucy Taylor Michael Tesoro Leig h Anne Tho mpson Laura Thornhill Barr Thornton Stuart Tims Sarah Trenis Lillian Triplett Jason Trompeter Jenny Tyree Emily Underwood Tamaryn Vinyard Kevin Waldron C urtis Walters J ohn Wardad 1 Kristin Weary Christie W ills Amand a \Xf ilson D avid Wilson Laura Wire Becky W itkege Amy W oodfield Mou ra Wrig ht Kim Yo ung ,, MILLER - YOUN G 37 t.€- �"Parry Time" "The Lion King and Queen" " Porky Pig" Many older classmates compare us to cartoon characters such as "Goofy" and "Wacko." But we will soon take their place and tease the lower grades. We are one step past sixth grade, but two giant leaps toward being Freshmen. We cannot wait for our turn to shine. The time will fly by and soon enough we will be TOP DOGS. The Survey Shows ... The Seventh Grade likes the following cartoon characters best: 1. Bugs Bunny 2. Beavis and Butthead 3. Animaniacs 4. Tazmanian Devil Which one's "Goofy"? 5 . Tweety Bird Up ' ''Whats I'' oc. D ' ~ 38 SEVENTH ~---- �\ ,~ ' ., t '-•t! ' ..... Abigail Adkins Charles Allen Tabitha Allen Michelle Amos Rebecca Anderson Regina Anderson Victoria Bassett Chris Bast Carrie Bauman Melissa Beckner Daffy Duck Lauren Babich Rene BallardMeine Craig Balzer Amanda Andrews Carter Arrington Jessicia Austin Rebecca Avery Jeremy Barbour Tweery Bird Elizabeth Barrier Amelia Bartley David Billingsley Tayza Birmingham Monica Blackburn Amy Blackstock Kristin Blair Bobby Blanding Johnny Blanding Dustin Blankenshi p Valerie Blevins Candice Bowen Pais ley Bowles Walker Bell Krisy Bhausar Saboora Bhurra Tommy Biggio ADKINS - BOWLES �Jeremiah Bowling Wendy Bowling Alison Brasher John Brock Sarah Brooks Krisren Brown Serh Bryanr Naralie Bushkar Emily Caldwell Allison Campbell Erin Campbell Donald Cary Ashley Case Serh Casreel Craig Caralano Brian Chadwick Daniel Chapman Lewis Cheresnowsky Nikki Childress Karhryn Christley Thelma Oark Carherine Clemons Keirh Clifron Grace Coats J essica Cockrell Bridger Coleman Thomas Compron Lisa Conner Rebecca Conner Michael Conrad Christie Cox Andrew Crafr Jennifer Craig Jessica Craig Alison Crawley Amy Crumpler Eric Cullum Rebekah Currier Amelia Davis Kristi Deans Arzu Demirci Wesley Derryberry Jennifer Dickison Daisy Digmanese Amy Dodson Jessica Dooley Larry Drombetra Elizaberh Dunham Anna Dunman Marthew Dunne Gina Ellis Stephen Enoch Caitlin Evans Trevor Pair Heather Fanti Johnathan Farley Ch risry Faust Rachael Ferguson G regory Fi nk Johnathan Foutz Kelly Foy La ura Frankeberger Wh itney l'reeman ' ~jl 40 SEVENTH �Amanda French Jeffrey Fuller Ryan Furrow Renee Gagnier Emily Gallagher Roben Gilliland Andrew Glassick Lorena Gomez Michael Graham Aimee Greenman N icholas Hahn Oay Haley Cara Hally Colleen Hally Mary Hammer Sarah Hammer Peter Hanisch John Hanzel Chris Harcum Beth Harms Charles Harrman Stephen Haynes Trevor Hedrick Mark Hemberger Kevin Henderson Shannon Henderson Joseph Heron Patrick Holder Alicia Holland Adam Hollingswonh Amy H olmes Zach Holt Justin Hopkins Jennifer Horner Roben Hoven Justin H owlen Roben Howlen Bill Hueghlin Phillip H urr Justin Ingram N eal Iwan Sheena J ai n Colleen James Alex J arvis Allison Jetron Elaine Jones H eather J ones Adena Kaplan M egan Kelly H eather Kent H eather Ki dd Michael Kilcullen Meredith Kinder Sam antha King T iffany K insey Crysral Kirrs Amanda Kluk Paula Kolejka Scott Koval Marrhew Lewis David Ligh t Lau ren Lowe Sean Lynch ,, BOWLING - LYNCH 41 t.t;. �Cameron Maeder Cory Malone Kara Marianetti Austyn Barkwell Benjamin Martin Jonathan McCann Colleen McCarthy Daniel Mcfadyen Rohen McFall Jason McLarty John Melki Abigail Merrill Patrick Metheny Landon Metts Amanda Metzler Teresa Michel Rebecca Miller Kimberly Mizack Brian Montgomery Marthew Muelenaer Laura Nasca Ashley Nash Ashley Neighbors Marcy Nussbaum Stacy Orr Matthew Osborne Crystal Overfelt Ingrid Ozanich Adam Padgett Angela Pae Jessica Palmer William Parker Jonathan Pate John Payne Brandon Peace J ennifer Pitts Kelsey Piagenhoef Karlynda Poplstein Cathryn Price Joshua Purdy laura Ragland Jeffrey Ray, Jr. Thomas Reeder Ashlee Reynolds ... ~ "' Mi rror, mirror on th e w all , 42 SEVENTH who "s the cackiest of us all>' " What's Adena hiding behind that big grin '» �Oscar Rivera Amy Rosapepe Summer Ross Porsche Roundtree Kristi Rouse Terri Rowan William Russell Pamela Ryan Amanda Sain Erin Saunders Chris Schneider Joseph Scruggs Alex Seamon Sarah Sellari Stephanie Sgroi Mary Sicora Jesse Simmons Julia Slack Trisra Smith Emily Snider Bradley Sowder Rachel Spencer Daniel St. Clair Jonah Starr Lesley Stec Sarah Stec Trina Steinmaker Mike Strausbaugh Ashley Sruarr Donald Swing Shareef Taher Bradley Tayloe Kelly Taylor Mary Thomas Stephanie Thomas Randee Thompson Lee Ann Thomron Jamie Trivett Jessica Trompeter Allan Underwood Tracey Underwood Ryan Vandelinde Dana Vaughn Jennifer Walters Andrew Walker R yan Warson Koren Webb Trevor Wiggins Daryl Wilcher Sracey Wiley Matthew Williams Misty Wilmott Melissa Winkler M ichael Winston Katherine Wolter Adam Wood Brandie Wood Brian Wood Joseph Wray Caitlin Wrighr Marissa \"\Vujek Jessica Wyd ner Aaron Zamorski , MAEDER - ZAMORSKI 43 ~ �• • The Be 1nn1n The beginning. . .a time for new friends, new teachers, and new and different classes. Sixth grade is so different from elementary school. Lockers are the biggest change; remembering combinations, making time to go to lockers before and after classes, sharing a locker with someone else. Also being the youngest is hard. But, hey, hang in there; it's the beginning and it only gets better!!! Obviously, Matt is in no hurry for junior high. Yup, we're ready for sixth grade! Yes, we're studying! Aren't we a little relaxed for the first day in 6th grade?" -"0.K. You get it open' " ' ~ 44 SIXTH Uh' H ello, Amy' " Look at us, reacher. We're goofing off, just like the fres hm en.'" �Stuart Abbitt Serene A1ami Travis Aldridge Johnathan Allen Sarah Anderson Taryn Anderson Elizabeth Apgar Catherine Aydlerr Suzanne Ayer Elizabeth Ayersman Brandy Barnett Kacey Beckner Roberr Belcher Ryan Belcher Ryan Blackwell Leslie Blais Jason Blake Drew Blevins Nathan Bowdel Travis Bowles Josh Bryant Jeffrey Burchett William Burnette Jessica Caldwell ] ared Canfield Justin Canfield Jenni fer Carter Brandy Cary Carrie Caudill Sara Chapman Julia Chen Adam Chitwood Spencer Christley Valerie Cole Courrney Conner Nichole Conner Chris Conquest First day at CSJ and raring to go' Peace, girls ABBITT - CONQU EST �Taylor Cornwall Aaron Cox Jessica Cox Lauren Craig Erin Culpepper Lizzie Daly Ryan Daly Meg Davies J aroes Davis Kristina Deercz Jonathan Deluroyea Ronald Desorcy Courtney Dibierro Thomas Dickerson Ky Dietiker Ashley Dolan Katie Doremus Chris Doss Allison Doughty Hollie Dowell Thomas Drumheller Allen Echols Leslie English Matt Eubank Paul Eubank Elizabeth Evans Stephanie Fagg Laura Fawley Adam Feldvary Diotr Filipczyk R obyn Ferland Jodi Fink Ashley Firzgerald Fielding Fitzp atrick Michele Florian J essica Flowers Brooks Foley Pennie Foley Matthew Foore J amie Funk Josh Furrow Cathleen Garcia Catherine Garrett Elisha Gawley Clay Gaynor Steven Gibson Earhan G leiner Kathleen G o!sron David Good Chris Gould Lauren Gross Caroline G usr John H ale, J r. Bryan Ham ilton David Harboutt Amber Hartman Amy Haynes Justin Helms Sarah Henderson Carissa Hensley Lane Hippensteel Levi Hippensteel Marr Holden ' ~j.) 46 SIXTH �Ashly Holland Evan Huffman Gary Hunley Elizabeth Hun Cynthia Ilewicz Phillip Ingram Missie Jackson Brandy Jarvis David Jones Counney Kesler Leigh Kidder Rebecca Kopstein Andrew Kosowicz Michael Kraemer Adam Lackey Garth Landis Jake Landis Matthew Latstetter Eric Lemmer Brandon Leonard Michael Lilley Terri Link Samantha Linn Ted Loesel Patrick Lytle Jennifer Madison Ramon Makdissi Justin McAllister Matt McGatty Christ McGuire Kara McKinney Tyler McLellan Travis Miller Jessi Mills Alicia Mitchell Bret Mohler Anthony Moore Elizabeth Morris Carrie Moccison Kari Morrison Kelly Morrison Chad Nicely Samantha Nichols Eileen Nunley Chris Old Jason Owenby Tess Paddock Michael Pae Sara Page Maureen Peck James Peery Carlos Perez Sarah Peters Auralea Picciano Brad Powell Ricky Rash Jason Rasmussen Adam Reed Brian Rice David Robbins Carter Ross hannah Russell Aya Sakaguch i , CORNWELL - SAKAGUCHI 47 ~ ���When I Grow • Lewis Allen Incerest 6, 7 Anne Bailey French I,II; Interest Brenda Bailey Bookkeeper 6 Rowena Boehling Latin II Rennie Bruno Guidance Counselor Amy Barnhart Guidance Coordi- .;_Ji) 50 FACULTY • Scorr Beard Math 8,9 nator Sarah Boxier Health/Physical Ed 6,7 Steven Boyer Principal Michael Brancati Assistant Principal LaVina Brothers Paraprofessional Sarah Burnett Cheryl Caffee Paraprofessional Karen Campbell Language Arrs 6 Beth Carpenrer English 9 Math 9; World Geography; Social Studies 7 Teachers are a lot more fun when they 're on a field trip' ... • �Have you ever thought about what you want to do when you grow up? What's your life ambition? The yearbook staff asked the faculty what their ambitions were before they decided to teach. Here ace some of their responses: MR. DILLON: Win the lottery MRS. BURNETI: a marine animal trainer MS. SPRAKER: have a horse farm MR . MCCLUNG: be a writer (poet) MRS. SEDDON: I considered being a mortician MRS. MEADOR: Marry a rich man! MRS. WYNN: be a beautician MRS. CLEMONS: I've wanted to teach for as long as I can remember. I even lined up all of my dolls in front of a chalkboard . For once ... almost speechless! "May I have your attenrion, please?" No pictures, please! Jeanne Duddy Social Studies 6, Language Arts 6 Barbara Dyer Languag e Arts 7 , English 8 Nancy Clemons English 8 Oara Cordell Library Paraprofessional Rick Crotts Health /Phys ic a l Education 6,8 Ann D eeds Civics 8 Glenda DeHart Paraprofessional Tohnya Delong Band . Fran cine Dyer Language Arts 7; English 8,9; Earth Science ] ohn Fedison H ea lth / Physical Education 6, 7 Brian Ford Math 6; Social Studies 6 Richard Dillon Math 6 Wins or Francisco Paraprofessional Jackie Divers Librarian Martha Ann G arri son Attend ance Secrerary , ALLEN - GARRISON 51 t.€- �When I Was a Kid. • • WHERE DID YOU SPEND YOUR FREE TIME WHEN YOU WERE A TEENAGER? Here's what some of the women teachers had to say: Laura Graves Office paraprofessional DIANE HERCHENRIDER-Kenny's Burgers (now known as KFC on Brambleron) STEPHANIE MEADOR-McDonald's on Lee Highway CINDY LAWRENCE-Pizza Hur on Brambleton JENNIFER STOUT-Dairy Queen JANE WRIGHT-Bowling and O'Dell's Restaurant ANNE MCGRAW- Cozy Comer drugstore for a coke and snack; then to church for pingpong or just to hang I I II I I I II Sue Giles Chorus, Interest 6, 7 Life Bob Giles Department Science~ Chaic Cheryl Gillilnnd Math 6, Language Arts 6, 7 \ I I Barbara Griffin Math 7 . Social Scud ies 7 , I Language Ans 6 Teresa Hafey Social Studies 7 I Flowers are a girl's best friend. I know something you don't know' /~ a I Dee Harrison I Guidance Secretary Diane H erchenrider Language Arts 6 ' Muriel Kelley Healch / P E 8; Deparcmcnc Chair Adam Lallande Life Science And I could have been a music teacher' Lucky, Mrs. Wisc' ' .;~ 52 FACULTY D avid Kessler Social Studies 7 Learlene Lanier Math 8 , Civics 8, IPS �Algebra I, Department Chair Linda Levey Latin I Doris Light Office Secretary Tom Light Paraprofessional Carla Long Health/Physical Ed 6, 7 Tobi Loyd Math 7, Life Science Jackie Lucl<i Interest 6, 7 Tom Mall German 1,2 ; Interest 6 Debbie Marsico Spanish 1,2 Imojean Martin Paraprofessional Gary Maynard H t-alch/ Physical Ed 7 ,8,9 Frank M cCiung Guidance Counselor Teresa McDaniel Language Arts 6 Anne McGraw English 9 Bill McKinney Physical Science Stephani e Meador Ci vi cs 8; D epartm ent Ch air Chri s Morris Lang uage Arts 7 Bob O'Keeffe Technology Ed ;Interest 6, 7; Departrnem Chair Cindy Lawrence Three T's in a Pod Gosh , chis noise brings back ni en1ories . , GRAVES - O'KEEFFE �Greg Old Social Studies 6 Brenda Page Math 7 and 8 Art Sue Pri ce English 9 Susan Pug h Science 6 Ann Seddon World G eography Claudeen Shekon Paraprofess ional Nan cy Sherrer Special Ed u cari o n Lazzelle Parker J ohn Quesenberry Algebra I, Math 8 Sharon Sain Math 7, LangllllgC Arts 7 WHERE DID YOU SPEND MOST OF YOUR FREE TIME WHEN YOU WERE A TEENAGER? To see what some of the men teachers had to say, check their answers at the bottom of the page! Scott Simmons Earth Science Pat Snowadzky Earth Science Sru a rt Sibley La ngu age Ans 7, Soc ia l Alden Sieber Special Education Sru d ics 7 Martha Smith World G eography Guelda Skaggs Librarian Terri Sreffen English 8, Language Arts 7, Department Chnirmrui Nancy Spraker Assistant Principal H ang ing out these d ays m eans "lower hall duty." Jennifer Stout Language i\rrs 7 , Spanish I , lnreres t 7 SCOTT SIMMONS: I did not h ave any time. l was mo busy playing sports. FRANK M CCLUNG : I spent my time at the drugstore , around the magazines . GARY MAYNARD: Ar home RICHARD DILLON: Watching TV SCOTT BEARD : Playing sports, especially foot~ ball ROBERT O ' KEEFFE: O n the playground These lad ies hang out in the cafeteria keeping us supplied with food: Front-Edna Franklin , Elizabeth Marrin , Cathleen Bohon, Back-Judy Saul , Laura Peters, Peggy Shepherd, Mary Radford 54 FACULTY �We Were Karen Sumner Language Arts 7 Mary Lou Vaniels K eyboarding, Business Glenn Waldron Head Custodian Shirley Walrond Betty Whisman Science 6, Language Arts 6 Algebra I, Geometty Danielle Wise Band Susie Wire Physical Science Lee Woody Jane Wright Julie Wynn Math .6. Language Am 6, Health/ Physical Ed 9 Language Arts 7, Science 6 Life Saence Although dealing with the pressures of the strenuous world of teaching seems back-breaking, some teachers can't get enough hard labor. In addition to hours on their feet in the classroom, many of our teachers go the extra mile of chaparoning field trips, coaching and just hanging with the kids. Hanging our in the lunchroom - eating , of course! Our custodial staff doesn't have much time ro hang out; here Mr. Waldron discusses assignments with Edrow Lewis, Becki Austin , Cheryl Peters, and Mik e Saunders . Mr. Beard d 1ills in th e sun . OLD - WYNN �S: Get rtttLJoW-~d! The dubs of Cave Spring ] unior are great. Although there are many mornings we have to wake up when we really don't want to, we end up starting our day off with a smile. Clubs are a great way to have fun and make many new friends. Many dubs also help the school and community. Clubs: what would school be without 'em? MW Since when do you play the French horn with your head? Laura is oblivious to chairs, people and th camera as she works on her layout. Smiling Samas! French Club pigs out - ' ~ 56 INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS again! Speech , Lauri e, speech' �H aving fun, Melissa? lbese yearbookers are hard at work: a deadline nusr be near! WHAT WAS THE MOST FUN THING YOUR CLUB DID THIS YEAR? Babysitting at the PTA (Honor Society) Jessica Bennett Mardi Gras party (French Club) Yasmin Alami Christmas party (Year book) Emily Finton Exchange Day at Glenvar HS (SCA) Lindsay Higginbotham Recycling (Science Club) Matt Canfield Car wash (Builders Club) Mandy Warsaw Trip to Kings Dominion (Freshman Council) Ann Aydlett Julie All Disrricrs (Band) Thacker 1995 REFLECTIONS CONTEST WINNERS : Fronr row- Kev in Henderson , Erika Shernoff, Ashley Atkinson , .J . J . Delumyea, Sarah Chapman. Ryan Blackwell, Kelly Sr. Oair; Row 2\ arah Trenjs, Andrew Kosowirz, N icole Ayersman , Rob ert McFall, Chris Conquest , Ashley Walters, Loni Stoneman , INTRODUCTION TO CLUBS 57 ~-:;; �The "Honor"able Ones Cave Spring Junior High Honor Society The Honor Society is a ninth grade dub for honor roll students who receive teacher recommendation in the eighth grade. The Honor Society does service projects such as babysitting for elementary school PTA meetings, serving lunch at R.A.M. House, and deaning their adopted highway. J.B. HONOR SOCIETY: Front row-Yasmin A!ami, vice-presidenr, J essica Bennett, president; H eather Bowling, secretary; Allison Elias, trcasurer; Kerry Fair, historian; Row 2-Anna Sablik, Stacie Lu msJcn, Becky Mahoney, K.·uhy Furrow, D o.vid Ocmens., Marsha Wood, Alison Fox, Alicia Dragan, J acque.line Bowen, Laura Casteel, J ulie Thacker, Ashley Atkinson, Whirney Cole , Manha Smith; Row 3- Nancy Clemons, Liz Rae, Ashley Puig, Mandy Warsaw , Blake Points, Den Cole, Erika Sbano.ff, Elisabeth Stevens, Melissa Holmes, Heather Winfree, Laura Fisher, Deborah Dickison, Sara Coats, Bersy Cro!".S; Row 4-John Gallagher, J oshua ] . Sparks, Matt Canfield, Daniel Penn, Tyler Kirby, Carly Rocrame.I, Erin Gillahnn, Lory \Vebster, Shannon Gordon, Nathan Gardner, Meg Way, David Henley, Eric Mahone, J acob Quesinberry, Duke Dodson, Ann Ayd.Jett, Lauren Carr, Amy Causey · The officers speaking about Honor Society at PTA Club Night. Tired, dirty, and hungry, Honor Society members pose after a morning of highway d eanuJ:> . D ance Committee members planni ng som e lase minute details for the Winter Dance. Melissa Holmes mans the cable at PT A Club N ig ht . ... ~;;.) 58 HONOR SOCIETY �Spirited Caring Awesome Those three words describe the 19949 5 SCA. In the fall they sponsored Spirit Week - a five day span filled with wild and crazy outfits and wild and crazy guys and gals - and the school pep rally. They also sponsored the fall, Valentine's and spring dances, which were enjoyed by grades 7 - 9. The SCA raised money for "helping hands" and collected canned goods at Christmas. JB SCA.: Front row-Kevin Henderso n-Lrca.surcr; Sam Uank.s-activity chai rman;Lnu ric LnPlnm -vice-pres id ent; Alison Fox-secretary. Lindsay Higginbotham-prcsidenr, Row 2-Doug Linn, Meredith Kinder, Amber Hartman, Karri Morrison, Les.lie Blais, Uzzle D aly, Katherine Garrett, Megan Scott, Stephanie Fagg, T.J. Link , Taryin Anderson; Row 3-W'olkcr Bell, Trevor Fair, Amandn Menier, James Davis, Jenni Homer, Kerry Fair, Cami Chapin, Sarah Joy Jordahl, Sarah Ross, Allison Jetton, David Billiogs!ey, Ryan Watson, J ason Owen; Row 4-Rcgina Anderson, Ashley Puig, Michelle Ganong, Kate Fmnkcburger, Molly Henderson, Michelle La.ncascer, Maureen Ernst, Traci Paxton, Bill Hugelin, Valerie Blevins, Rachd Spencer: Row 5-Yasmin Ab.mi, J essica Bennett, Mandy Warsaw, Laura Fisher, ?-.tau Canficl<l, Tyl er Kirby , David Sd1wnn, Kristin \'Vimerich, Sarah Rutherford, Tamara Vineyard, Kim Young, Melissa Coleman, Ashley Waker, Willie Wimmer, David Wilson, Josh Ca.rlroo Cami and Julie work serving refreshments at last year's Spring Dance. Michelle and Lynsey show their spirit and tackiness on Tacky Day during Spirit Week. Julie Ann Sgroi indu cts the 1994 - 1995 officers at the Yearbook Dedication Assem bly. M.C. ing with his usual craziness, Cline gets the crowd revved up at the pep rally. SCA , 59 ~~ �LET'S GET SCIENTIFIC! The Science Club has been busy recycling aluminum cans and paper for CSJ H. All of the proceeds go to the AdoptAn-Animal program at Mill M ountain Zoo. The dub has also had several guest speakers come and visit. These local experts introduced members to reptiles and amphibians, cave exploring , and archeology . The Science Club is open to any student in grades 6 - 9. Come join the fun! ...,. This crowd is snake food! Sara is caught in the ace doing her science dub d u ty. Recycle SCIENCE CLUB: Front row-Meridith Kinder, vice-president, Matt Canfield, president, Sara Coats, secretary, Row 2Kevin Henderson, Ben Cross, Eli zabeth Bushnell , Seth Casteel, Jonah Scarr, J ared Canfield, Justin Canfield , Tess Paddock, Susan Pugh; Row 3-J ennifcr Hrcllicka, J onathan Fawley, Brian Montgomery, Cary Price, Sarah Robinson , Anna Craft , N athan King , Brandon King, Carter Ross Seth and J enn ifer help ' ~ 60 SCIENCE CLUB to save the earth. �JR.KEY CLUB The '94-95 Builders Club had many active members this year. They offered their services and collected canned food and bought turkeys at Thanksgiving for needy families, filled Christmas stockings for the Salvation Army, deaned their adopted highway, and rewarded honor roll students with ice cream coupons. Mmmm - Tasty! Miss Stouc proudly displays cwo of the stockings che club members scuffed. J1ie gals in charge (L co R): Lauren Carr-treasurer, Mindy McCall-secrerary, Lauren Holcomb-vice president, Mandy Sabrina and friends work hard on making Builders Club signs. W arsaw-president. BUILDERS CLUB: Prone row-M andy McCall , Lauren Carr , Mandy W arsaw, Lauren Holcomb, Lindsay Higgenbotham, Cam i Chapin, Sara Chapm an; Row 2-Alison Brazier, Allison Campbell , Am anda Metzler, Claire Buder, Kara Marianecti, Meridith Kinder, Stephanie Sgroi, J acqueline Bowen, Casi Beckner, Erin H ensley, J ennifer Scour; R ow 3- Ausryn Markwell, Paula Kolejka, Lindsey Fox , Colleen McCarthy, Heather J ones, Ashley Chapman , Colkcn Jam es, Alicia Dragan, Saboora Bhutta, Emi ly Underwood, Michelle Altic, Megan Kelly, Allison Bernardo, Moyra Wright, Bobby Gilliland; Row 4 _J<.aric Snead, Ryann Angle, Claire Pirner, Zach Bain, Sarah Spears, Sarah Ross, Knsten J ek1elek, J esstca N orris, Candice Nelson, J enny Tyree. Laura Prankcburgcr, Marcy Nussbaum , Molly H enderson , J amie H ep tinstall, Matthew N ielsen, Tiffany Beachy, Jonathan Farley; Row 5- Kara Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Bushnell, Carrie McFarland , Traci Paxron , Anna Sablik, Allison Elias, Kacie Robercs, Sara Coats, Loni Bernardo, Adena Kaplan. Emily Sowder, Jenn ifer Harlicka, Stephanie Cheng , Colleen Hal ly BUILDERS CLUB �Parlez vous francais? Here at CSJ, the French Club is a highlight of the year for all French students. They got off to a great start and have been busy ever since. Members kicked off the year with the French version of Beauty and the Beast and delicious French food. In December they had a big Christmas party where students were even paid a visit by "Pere Noel"! In February they celebrated Mardi Gras by eating "King" cake and making masks. Overall, French Club members have had a blast and this will definitely be a year they'll never forget. FRENCH CLUB: From row-Officers:Anna Sablik, Laura Casted, Yas min Ab.mi, Carly Ro tramel, Eli sabeth Steven~;, Row 2-Doug Linn, Mcgui Steele, Ashley Atkinson, Brandi Rutherford, Wes Barbour, Brooke Carlin, Katie Lugar, Sa.rah Ruchcrfo rJ, S:i.rnh Slovens~]'. Laura \'\lire, Christina Mclki, Emily U Brandy Conner, Row 3-Heather Dowling, Maury Daniels , Katie Snead, Ryann Angle, Claire Pirner, Kri s ten Jck1clck, Alicin Dragan , J ncqueline Bowen, Jessica &11. M ~ O'Hair, Stephanie Cheng, Heather Belle, Lauren Holcomb, Kristi Kirby, Anne Dailc:y, Row 4 -Tnylo r Houk, l\'l11:hcUe Lnncrutcr , Lauren Baudreuu, Chas.icy &.rbow, Funk, Ouisry Ray, Laura Fisher, ) :1..Son Roth, Hiroa..ki Kikuchi, Kevin \XI ah.iron, Ritu Mag hcrn, l\frgan r-.-1cC.n.n:h y, Elizabeth Barren, l\.-fn.nhn Repede, Row 5-lk\·crly ~ Lauren McCann, Blake Points , Alison Fox,Jayn Spencer, Shar Taliaferro, Carrie MeaJor, Amanda Foshag . AuJrc:y Hester, Samh Pnyne, David H enley, Brad Ross, Andrew !ind.say Lowe, Anna Sargenc Yum, Yum - The German Club organized in January and plans to have several activities to bring the German culture to life including a spring "Fest" (like October/est with appropriate food and drink. This new club has 2 5 members and is looking for a new name! 62 LANGUAGE CLUBS What a cultural experience! Hard at work translating German . A German culrural experience - chocolare Chrisrmas trees �Latin? Deutsch? LATIN CLUB: Front row-Melissa Coleman, Krisren \'X' imerich, Julie Thacker, Elaina Bemando, Melissa Holmes, Amanda \'V'ilson, Deborah Dickison, Row 2-Emily Smith, Anna Lasker, Mary Li.rson, Beth Furrow, Erika Shemoff, :Michael Nichols , Rowena Bowling, Row 3-Amnnda Coleman, Leslie Flowers, Cathy Furrow, Zack Bun , Emily Powell, Kevin Gagnier, Pere Ackley, Row 4-H arry Kessler, James Dixon, Tyler Kirby, Tom Bayner, Shnwn Giorno, Dan Spurlock, Miscy Blankenship, Jessica Bennett, Brad Emery Cleop atra and Julius Caesar, I p resume. The Latin Club had fun throughout the year. The trip to the underworld was great for new members. Pizza at the Pizza H ut was special for all. In December members celebrated Saturnalia and caroled at South Roanoke Nursing Home. In February students m ade valentines, while the Ides of March found everyone mourning Caesar' s passing in 44 B.C. The year ended with a trip to Chucky Cheese and mini Olympic ludi! The Larin Club gathered ar Pizza Hur food ' to enjoy that great Italian GER MAN CLUB: From row-Garrett C h ristley. G raham Rollins, Sarah Robinson , Becky Mahoney, Stacie Lumsden , Stan Cox, R ichard Boettcher, Row 2 - Adam Malone , Ross Kempster. Alex Hanisch, Elizabeth Domalski , Ro'~ 3-John r,al!ag h cr, N ikki Powers, Eth an J ames , J ohn Warlock . Row 4-Srephanie Scott, Ryan Fitzgerald. Charlie Weeks, Bnan l.uec.lkc , Laurence Loesel, Garrett Peace , LANGUAG E CLU BS 63 ~ �Your Personal Natural Helpers: you've probably heard of them before, but what are they? No, they're not a health food, but they are students that have been selected by students to help students. They deal with problems such as girlfriends and boyfriends, family, friends, grades, and many more. They go through a training session during the summer while you are out having fun and also have follow up meetings every other week. Just remember - Natural Helpers are there for you and they are truly your personal servants. NATURAL HELPERS: Front row-Whitney Freeman, Jordan Davies, Marr Lewis; Row 2-J cssica Bennett, J ason Trompeter, Nick ~ Sarah Rutherford, Megan O'Hair, Laura Thornhill, Amy Woodfield; Row 3-Duke Dodson, Lindsay Higginbotham, Clinr Thomas, Taliaferro, Allison Elias, Blake Points, Aaron Williams; Row 4;Susan Pugh, Karen Campbell, Cindy Lawrence, Sharon Sain Friendliness is a quality of a good natural helper. Being a natural helper is definitely not all work and no play' ' ~ 64 NATIJRAL HELPERS Yes, this picture was staged!!! �Servants The most important Freshman Council dury: making the freshman calendar! GVIDANCE ADVISORY: Fronr row-Stephanie Sgroi, Daisy Digmanese; Row 2- Matt N ielsen, Jenna Frank, Chris Pugh; Row 3-Matt Canfield, Meg Way, Mike Duncan ,, J ~ At least it looks like they are working - brain storming, no doubt! Now we know that you probably have not heard of Guidance Advisory and also have no idea about what they do. Basically they help Guidance and also the other various guidance groups. One of the groups Guidance Advisory helps is the Freshman Council. This group , which includes freshmen guidance advisory members and one representative from each freshman homeroom, plans activmes and other functions for the freshmen class. These people are also your personal servants and now you can honestly say you know what they do!!! FRESHMEN COUN CIL: Front row-Kar ie R oberrschairwoman, Allison Elias-secretary; Row 2-Bersy Cross, Ann Aydlett, Bobby Akers, Meg W ay , Molly H enderson, Julie Thacker; Row 3-Marr Can field, Brett M iller. Brad Emery, Mike Duncan, Aaron W illi ams ,, GUIDANCE ADVISORY/ FRESHMEN COUN CIL 65 ~ �Ulp_sses with a New Twist TIME TRAVELER, TEA f Front row-David Harboun Davies, Erin Culpepper; R~~ Jason Owenby, Maegan Sara Chapman TIME TRAVELER, TEAM B: Front row-Julia Chen, Jarrod Canfield; Row 2-Justin Canfield, David Goode A NEW TWIST, TEAM A: Fl\ row-Carne McFarland J n Frank, Karie Snead; Ro~ . . Russell, Zach Bun, Michael Row 3-Mart Muelenaer THE MAIL MUST GO THROUGH: Fronr row-Mary Sicora, Daisy Digmanese, Amy Holmes; Row 2-Saboora Bhutta, Emily Caldwell , Amy Rosapepe; Row 3-Roberr McFall VAUDEVILLE, TEAM A: Front row-Alyssa Wchrmcister, Katherine Garrett; Row 2-Megan Scott, Elizabeth Hurt, Jamie Funk; Row 3-Ryan Blackwell , Chris Conquest ' ~ 66 ODYSSEY OF THE MIND �dyssey of the Mind (OM) is a creative problemsolving competition. Students form teams and work together on a long term problem. At the end of March, the groups compete against teams from other schools in this region. CSJH sent nine teams to competition this year. They all did very well and should be proud of themselves. Last year, CS] had a team that placed 6th in the world. Their problem (it was called MYV) was to build mini terrain vehicles that went through certain obstacles. The members of this team were: Nick Beazley, Matt Garrett, Jon McCann, Jason Trompeter, and David Wilson. Congratulations for a GREAT JOB! DIVISION III, VAUDEVILLE: Front row-Stacie Lumsden, Jennifer Dickison, Alicia Dragan, Sara Coats; Row 2Melissa Holmes, Erika Shemoff, Sarah Robinson SCIENTIFIC SAFARI , TEAM B: Front row-John Wardach, Brandon Peace; Row 2-Lindsey Lowe, Kristen Weary; Row 3Jonathon Farley, Chris Harcum , Johnny Payne A NEW TWIST, TEAM B: Front row-Ben Trent, James Peery; Row 2-Ashley Dola n, Katie Schrader, Maureen Peck SCIENTIFIC SAFARI , TEAM A: Front rowKatherine Garrett , J essica Trompeter; Row 2-Dav id Wilson, Jon McCann, Matt Garr et t ; Row 3-Nic k Beazley, J ason Trompeter ,, ODYSSEY OF THE MIND 67 t.€: �"Have you been a good girl, Mrs . Wise?" BAND OFFICERS: (CLOCKWISE) James Dixon-vice president, Kerry Fair-president, Amy Causey-treasurer, Katie Snead-secrerary WOODWINDS: Front rowHiroaki Kikuchi, Whitney Cole, Amanda Coleman, Julie Thacker, Melissa Coleman, Ashley Atkinson, Jennifer Hrdlicka, Claire Pitner, Maury Daniels, Meghan Steele, Beth Furrow, Jason Trompeter, Jacqueline Bowen, Audrey Hester; Row 2-Amanda Dwier, Katherine Freaney, Deborah Dickison, Molly Henderson, Stephanie Cheng, Amy Scheuer, Kristen Weary, Laura Fisher, Elisabeth Stevens, Melissa Holmes, Harry Kessler, Erika Shemoff, Amanda Foshag, Laura Casteel, J essica Ball; Row 3-Bryon Howlett, Anne Sacco, Cathy Furrow, Yasmin Alami, Carrie Meador, Sarah Bassett, Brandy Connor, Sam Pamela, Wes Derryberry, Heather Winfree, Sarah Payne, Ashley Puig, Elizabeth Rae, Stephanie Scott, Jessica Griffith , Kristi Kirby, Sarah Nash PERCUSSION: Chris Pugh, Pete Ackley, Tiffany Ragland, John Paul Bourgeois, Aaron Williams, Kurt Lancaster, Erik Min Ever heard the saying, "Music soothes the savage beast"? Have you ever stopped to wonder what in the world it means? What kind of " beast" would you choose to tame? On the other hand, maybe the musicians are the ones who need taming' Just kidding, of course. We aren't that wild in band here at CSJ . In fact, band is pretty fun . .. when Mrs . W ise isn 't forcing those practice charts at us! We have been to New York each spring for the past two years, and we are going again this year. Last year we were rated "Superior" in the D istrict Festival and this year we had 34 students make the All-Districts Band (including three 1st chairs) - more than any or her school in our district! Wow! ' ~ 68 BAND �ALL DISTRICT BAND: Front row-Ashley Nash, Kevin Henderson, Jennifer Hrdlicka, Oaire Pitner, Anna Craft, Katie Snead, Moyra Wright, Brad Ross, Jam es Brennan, James Dixon, Kerry Fair, Harry Kessler, Erika Shernoff, Amanda Foshag, Laura Casteel, Julie Thacker, Catlin Evans; Row 2-Amy Scheuer, Wes Derryberry, Brandon King, Brandy Connor, Kristen Weary, Maria Harstine, Nathan King, Emily Powell, Elisabeth Stevens, Melissa Holmes, Laura Fisher, Heather Winfree, Ashley Puig, Elizabeth Rae, Stephanie Scott, Kristi Kirby fd - •• lllllllllllllIIJlllllllll STAGE BAND: Front row-Bryon Howlett, Curtis Walter, Bill Heuglin, Brad Sowder, Wes Derryberry, Harry Kessler, Jessica Ball, Jacqueline Bowen, Erika Shernoff, Ashley Puig, Laura Casteel; Row 2-Amy Causey, Brandon King , Nathan King, Brad Ross, James Dixon, Kerry Fair, James Brennan, Moyra Wright, Amanda Wilson, Sarah Trenis, Nikki Edwards, Vance Adkins, Brian Gross; Row 3-Ashley Case, Steven Selvey, Bersy Cross, Nathan Gardner , Kristi Kirby , Kristen Weary, Emily Powell, Mari a Harstine, Kurt Lancaster, Danielle Wise, Josh Kreibiel, Kevin Henderson Cheer up, band can't be that much work! BRASS: Front row-L1ura Basham , Moyra Wrighr, Amnnda Wilson, Amy W oodfield, Kntie Snead , Marsha \X'ood, Danielle \Vise; Row 2-Nathnn Gardner, Lindsey Markey, N nmlie Kluge!, James Brennan , Brad Ross, James Dixon, Kerry Fnir , Bersy Cross , Amy Causey, Daniel Penn; Row )-J eremy \'\foodson , Jacob Quesinberry, Brandon King, Nmhnn King, Holly Christley, Murin Harstin e, Anna Croft, Emily Powell, Curtis \Xlalrer , Garrett Christley B£A~T BAND �MakeA Of It! The year began for Chorus with an enthusiastic group of singers. In November auditions for All-Distria Choir provided the opportunity for our talented singers to show their stuff. In December the group performed for the elementary schools that feed into CSJ and these kids got a taste of junior high choir. The winter concert was equally well received by the parents. In March All-County was held and CSJ was well represented. In April the singers made their annual trip to Louisville, Kentucky, where they performed at Kentucky Kingdom. Finishing the year with both talented and rolicking style, they entertained the student body with their annual freshman salute. ALL DISTRICT: Front row-Jessica Bennett, Lauren Baudreau, Julie Carson, Cacia Row 2-Josh Sparks, Elizabeth Miller, Leanne Triplett, Ashley J ennings Lcsk:is, OFFICERS: (L co R)-Jenny Horner, 7th grade rep.,Kristin Winterich , cop resident; Tanya Sinha, 6th grade rep; Lauren Baudreau, co-president; Amanda Smith, 8 th grade rep. STH/ TH CHORUS: Front row-Anna Lasker, Erica Taylor, Robert McFall, Landon Metts, Kristen McGarry, Shannen~ . 9 Row 2-Samantha Steffek, Heather Chockley, Julie Carson, Chnstma Wmfrey, Dolly Trevey-Boitno- J:.r: ___ · Leann e T np1ett, - Bennert, Kr'1san . Win ...."• · · Wills Row 3-Mary Lasker Lucy Taylor, Josh Spar k s, Meg Way, Jessica ...: ''-ITT! , , . . . . J . . ''"'-•c:h H artIess, Chnsne · d : T n·sh a Holt , n..:, •-hley Jennings , Cacia Leskis , Chns Chappell, Shern Ausnn , N ayde Paige, picture 6TH/7TH CHORUS: Front row-Mindy Schneider, Alyssa Wehrme1ster, Jenru Carter, Katie Schrader, Caroline Gust Kim Mizak, Samantha King , Laura Fawley, Sonner Wright, Mandi Watson, J essica Vaughn, Tanya Sinha, Row 2-Rebecca Miller Maureen Peck, J conifer Madison, Trina Steinmaker, Lesli~ Blais, Amber Hartman, Abby Adkins, Aimee Greenman Jamie Funk, -Courtney Connor ' Elizabeth Ap gar, Sarah And' erson Katherine Garren, Karly Poplstein, Row 3-Monica Blackburn' Stacy O rr, Jessica Dooley, Koren Webb Kelse Pia nh ff' . - Blai r, M'ichelle Amos Jennife 'p · Y o ' Kristm . ge . Cox · ' - r ltts, Ch nstie Kristen Brown, Amanda Metzler Ash! S · ' . • ey tuart, Jennifer H orner, Sracy Willey, Row 4-Lisa Con . ner, M'1sry W .tllmott Ta b 1tha Allen, Tracy Underwood ' Grace Coats, v·tctona · Bassett' .' Rachael Ferguson, Summer Ross Am Ii B 1 . . . ' e a art cy, Valen e Blevins , Amelia Davis, Marissa WuJ'ek Beck A Kr' · y very' istte d , Deans , Aman a Stacey, Holly Dowell . Not pictured: J onathan Allen , Kane Doremus, John Hale, Brandi Jarvis, Wendy Bowlmg: Amy Crumpler, Rebekah Cu rrier, Cara Hall, Jenny Horner ' Abigal Mem U, J ulia Slack, Tnsta Smith. ' ~ 70 CHORUS enmfer W1mm~· __ ......... · �Service with a Smile Although there are more than 100 teachers, staff members, and other employees at this school working hard, that still isn't enough to keep all the paperwork done, errands run, and odd jobs taken care of. Enter: the runners . They include about 45 8th and 9th graders who volunteer their study hall time to work in the library, front office, or guidance office, and do a great job. So thanks, runners, for all that you do! &LJNNERS: Front row-Katie Lugar, Amy Woodfield, Christy Fagg, Ashley Hammer, Blake Poinrs, Shar Taliaferro, Erin Callahan, Allison Elias, Lindsay Higginbotham, Sam Banks, Row 2-Jason Trompeter, Meghan O 'Hair, Sarah Robinson, Ashley Chapman, Susan Anderton, Rhooa.da Rusmisel, Clint Thomas, Duke Dodson, Dean D onah ue, Mike Duncan, Elizabeth Banert, Nikki Edwards, Row 3-Laura Thornhill, Sarah Trenis, Leslie Flowers, Ben Cole, Paul Brunk, Nick Beazley, Sarah Rutherford, Carrie McFarland, Rachel Griffin, Jared Bourne, Row 4-Lindsay Cannon, Jessica Hill , M att Canfield, Lori Webster, Ashley Walters, Beth Carter, David Hensley, Brad Cullinan, Tamtyn Vineyard, Sarah Spears, J enna Frank, J enny Tyree See Sl!Iah· Sarah can run. Run, Sarah, run! Sure, we' re working' Friendly service and a cheerful sm ile are what you'll get from our runners. J enna's deep in thought as she consults her computer about a book. RUNNERS �• ear in • eview One of the things students look forward to is getting their yearbooks. From the beginning of the year the yearbook staff is busy selling annuals, putting on a dance, and getting the first section of the book and the cover done. All year long we yearbook staffers keep huge secrets until the end of the year when we get to say, "I did that layout!" YEARBOOK STAFF: Front - J essica Norris, Amanda Coleman, Molly Henderson, Sara Coats, Ashley Puig , Deborah Dickinson Mandy Warsaw, Elizabeth Barrett, J essica Bennett, R ow 2-Laura Thornhill, J enny Turpin, M egan Kelly, Saboora Bhutta, Mar<Y Nussbaum, Jacqueline Bowen, Laura Fisher, Row 3-J ord an Davies, Ritu Magera, Emily Finron , Kri sti Kirby, J es,ica Gilbert, Sarah Nash, Emily Smith; not pictured -Paisley Bowles Y earbookers relax at the Christmas party. R iru, Paisley, and J enny do some layout brainstorming. What could be in Mandy's package?)' Molly got just a UTILE carried away with the job stickers' ' .;Ji) 72 YEARBOOK �Sarah interviews Mrs. Duddy and Mrs. Boxier about intermurals. Some last minute editing by Kevin and Michael. Come on, guys, let's pay attention to Mrs. Herchenrider! Four times a year the Squire Scroll comes out. It's created by sixth through ninth graders with the help of their sponso r , Mrs. Herchenrider. Articles range over many topics from editorials to dub news to Freshmen Last Wills. The Squire Scroll is definitely a paper for Squires by Squires I NEWSPAPER STAFF: Front row- Melissa Coleman, Ashley Atkinson , Ryann Angle, Moyra Wright, Sarah Chapman, Sarah Anderson , Row 2- Meredith Kind er, Stacie Lumsden , Kevin Henderson, J ennifer Dickson , Angela Pac, Johnny Blanding, Diane Herchenrider, Row 3-Yasmin Alami , Michael Conrad, Ashley Walters, Lindsey Lowe, Amy Rosepcpe, Bobby Blanding , Row 4- Roberr McFall , Emily Sowd er, Jonathan Parley, Justin McCallister, Amy Dodson, Lauren Lowe J ennifer sketches out the Scro ll's newest p iece of arrwork. NEWSPAPER �Does it look like I know)!!' All wrapped up! As we walk through the halls of C ave Spring Junior H igh, the many expressio ns and attitudes reveal our personalities. From looks of confusion to gleeful grins, the expressions of students are never the same. The camera can only just begin to capture the looks of several of the students of CSJ H ! Why so thrilled , Amy) ' ~ 74 STUDENT LIFE The look says it all , Michael' �Halloween brings out the monstet in all of us! Just who asked you co cake my piaure anyway??? J oe, Melissa, and Meg ace all smiles. A Squire to rem e mber Picrure Perfect , STUDENT LIFE 75 ~-::: �Laurie, Traci, and Maureen befriend a dinosaur. Ir's a bird; ir"s a plane; no, ir's Elvis in a dress! and Yes, at some point this year we have all been crazed and confused, some of us more often than others. After all, what in this world isn't enough to make you bite your nails or throw up your arms in frustration? School will do it; your family will do it; and your friends will definitely do it! It seems that most of our time is wasted away feeling troubled and overwhelmed, so why not make the best of it? Try something different. Deviate from the norm. Go dancing with your toothbrush; mail a postcard to your sock; or teach potatoes how to swim - the hard way! It's simple; just try something a little zany every day, and by the end of the year your life will be full of spicy surprises. Spontaneous moronic behavior never hurt anyone; don't try to hide it! Remember, the crazier, the better! LGT Psycho srare ' ~ 76 STUDEN T LIFE �A blast from the past' Spinning around at the 6th grade social sl"El-LING BEE PARTICIPANTS : Front row - Michael Conrnd, Scott Stancil, Jeffrey Burdett, David Harbourr, Taylor c,orriwall, ~son Jetton, Amy Holmes; Row 2- Lauren .Steele, Elizabeth Hurt, T.J. Lmk,.Meg Davies, Allison Doughty, Sara f'~· Carissa Hensley, Bobby Sargent; Row 3 - Knsnn Weary , Brooke Carlin, Candice Gnau, Jason Trompeter, Katie sJirader, Bobby Gilliland, Katherine Garrett, Leigh Ann Thornton 1l1in mint or chalet creme, David ? , STUDENT LIFE 77 t.t:_-:; �Colle SpniKg Spollts! Sports are a great way to get in shape , make new friends, and support our school! Every team has a special bond on the field, on the court, and in school too. Fans support their team, uniting our school! The athletes of Cave Spring Junior High are important to our school and our spH1t. Go CA VE SPRING! Ping Pong champ - Lauren Craig . G I RLS" I N TRAMURA L C APT A I N S: Front row-Al yssa Wehrmeister, Valerie Cole, Meg D avies, Jessi Mills; Row 2-Lauren Craig, Lauren Gross, Carrie Caudill, Laura Foley, Sara Boxier Take hi m to the mar' ' .;-;Si) 78 INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS Fresh man foo rball fan s su pport their team . �BOYS INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS: From row-Evan Huffman, David Harbourt, Phillip Ingram, Brad Powell; Row 2-Jeanne Duddy, sponsor, Jake Landis, Will Vogrs, Garth Landis, David Good Feel the burn! Go Squires' INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS �Kickoff Time! In the heat of August, 40 young men started the school year a week early ... on the football field. After a week, it dwindled down to 30. A few weeks later, it was down to 27, and those 27 spent a grueling two months representing Cave Spring Jr. High on the gridiron. Their final record of 2 wins, five losses, and 1 tie did not reflect the effort or enthusiasm that these young men exhibited . On the offensive side of the ball, quarterback Brandon Funk led the team and was the MVP. Alex Bohm helped anchor the offensive line. Erik Min and Brad Chase caught Funk's passes, and Chad McDaniel did most of the running. On the defensive side, it was a team effort, led by linebacker Chad Reed, who was named the MVP. Other award winners were Brad Chase for most improved player, and Matt Fusco and Matt Schrader for their hustle, good attitude, and determination. The team was glad to have four coaches this year. In addition to head coach Scott Beard and assistant coach Brian Ford, Scott Simmons and Stacy Anderson were volunteer coaches and their efforts were greatly appreciated . Overall, the players and coaches had a rewarding experience working together and really had a fun time on the field. CS) FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row-Barr Thornton, Bill Russell, Zeshan Khan. Patrick Holder, Adam Padgort, Nicholas Hahn, Chris Poulter, Dustin Blankenship, Matt Fusco, Scott Koval; Row 2-Chad Reed, K evin Howl<rt, Erik Min, Alex Bohm , Ward Curran, Ryan Newman, M att Shrader, Robert Gilliland, Justin Hopkins; Row 3Asst. coach Scott Simmons, head coach Brian Ford, Jonachan Pace, Charles Lambert, Chad McDaniel, Brandon Funk, Fred Reed, Brad Chase, Keith Clifton, Robbie Nettles, Asst. coach Brian Ford, Asst. coach Stacy Anderson The CSJ football rerun is getting a pep talk. Q uarterback Brandon Funk and the center Chad Recd run a play called " the nudge ." The rest of th ~ team does not know what they are doing. This is a ricky but effective play. CS] FOOTBALL Chad Reed is getting ready rn call a huddle . Brandon Funk is preparing to call r.hc play �Fall Madness RESH MEN FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row-Jesse Clowers, Kei Sakaguchi, Zyad Kateeb, Bobby lkers, Dallas Barnett, Jimmy Fowler, Shawn Giorno, Parrick Connelly; Row 2-Damon Daniels, Joe :.icrs, Greg Wells, Tyler Kirby, J osh Sparks, Floyd Gregory, Joe Mullins, Bryon Howlett, Anthony ca.ran; Row 3-Brad Cullinan, Corey Paxron, Aaron Williams, Matt Berger, coach Adam Lalland e, :iach Caudell Wright, John Dowdy, Darnell Glover, Bryan Lovett, Josh Holmes ron Williams (74) breaks chrough the line for a rouchdown with g reat blocking from The 1994 freshmen football team had an outstanding season as it returned to the undefeated ranks. The team, coached by Adam Lallande and John Dowdy, finished the season 8 - 0. The season stats ended as follows: Rushing leaders were Aaron Williams with 5 5 carries and 4 TD's; Patrick Connely with 3 7 carries and 2 TD's; and Greg Wells with 23 carries and 2 TD's. Passing leader was Corey Paxton with 27 completions and 7 TD's. Receiving leaders were Patrick Connelly with 9 receptions and 4 TD's, Darnell Glover with 8 receptions and 2 TD's, Joe Mullins with 6 receptions, and Aaron Williams with 5 receptions and 2 TD's. Defensive leaders were Aaron Williams with 33 tackles, Darnell Glover with 27 tackles, Tyler Kirby with 25 tackles, Matt Berger with 23 tackles, and Shawn Giorno with 18 tackles. The season was a success with help from both schools. Great things should be expeaed from these players m future seasons. Aaron readies the defense for aaion. id Cullinan (75) and J osh Holmes. Which foot ball player is not watch ing the game» ' Tyler waits patiently to get into the gam e. , FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 81 4-:: �HAND The boys' junior high basketball • I team finished the year at 9 - 5 with big wins at Hidden Valley and at home against N orthside. Jesse Seaman led the team in scoring, Brandon Funk led the team in rebounding and Stewart Tims was leader in steals and assists. Matt Delumyea was the second leading scorer and Chris Bibby was second in rebounds. Coach Brian Crockett and assistant coach Brian Ford were very happy with the team's effott and enthusiasm all year long. They had a very successful season. CS] BASKETBALL T EAM : Front row-Travis Miller, ].]. Delumyea; Row 2-David Billingsley, Mart Delumyea, Ryan Vandelinde, Stewart T ims, Erik Mi n , Justin Bullock , Chris Bibby, J amey Miller, Coach Brian Ford, Coach Brian Crockett, Brandon Funk , Chris Hergrueter, J esse Seaman, Matt Shrader, W es Derryberry, J ohn McCann, Ryan Watson; nor p icrured, Adam Chirwood . U p, up, and away Will he go for the dunk? Coach Crockett explains the game plan . ... ~;:5) 82 CSJ BASKETBALL Concentrate : put the ball in the hoop! Oh, no, is the build ing collapsing? �BALL The freshman boys' basketball team enjoyed a great season under first year coach Chris Morris. The team captured the district title with a 10 - 1 record as well as being 11 - 2 overall. The highlights of the season were a three point win over district rival William Fleming and a 77 - 64 win over Patrick Henry. The varsity next year can look for help from these rising sophomores. T yler looks ready for action. Mike looks for the open m an. Brad 's jump shot needs a little work! J osh wants the ball in the paint. F E Daniel motions for the ball. rRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM: Front row-C lay Haley , Ben Cole, Wally Kern, J ustin Dowdy, M ike Duncan; Row 2-Tyler Kirby , Andre Marcin , David Schwarz , Rick Kierker, Cory Paxron; R ow 3-Coach C h ris Morris , Josh Holm es, Jon Derryberry , Darnell Glover, Daniel Penn , Brad Cu ll inan ,, FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 83 4~ �TEAM ORK Teamwork is probably the best word to describe this year's girls' CS] basketball team. As co-district champs and having a 13 - 1 record, they were definitely awesome. Their only loss was a dose, double-overtime heartbreaker to William Byrd, who was the other co-district champ. So congrats, gals, you deserve it. You gotta' make 25 before you quit! T amryn Vi neyard asks fo r su pport fo r their big game. CS] BASKETBALL TEAM: Front row-Emily Caldwell, Holly Christley, LeeAnn Thornron, Catherine Aydlett, Cameron Maeder, Allison Dowdy, J enny Carter; Row 2-Whirney Freem an, Sarah Slovinsky, Mindy Reynolds, Brooke Christley, Laura Nasca, Mary Thomas, Marcy N ussbaum, Kelly Foy; R ow 3Coach David Carter, Beverly Anderson, Katie Walters, Sarah Payne, Renee Gagnier, Sarah R utherford, Tamaryn Vineyard, Cam i Chapin, Coach Doug Cunni ngham Camerade ri e both on and off the court is a big pan of sports. Warmu ps arc important to get ready to play. ' ~ 84 CSJ BASKETBALL �COUNTS!!! No doubt this year's volleyball team has been a great one, and they sure had a lot of fun. They showed great teamwork and worked ... er, played like a well-oiled machine. Tons of practice went into this season, and it paid off. They defeated Hidden Valley twice and proved that ''we got what it takes!" Teamwork makes victories! Jessica prepares to serve the ball. Renee and Megan - goofing off VO LLEYBALL TEAM : Front row- Megan O"Hair , Sara Slovensky; Row 2-Sara Balzer, Julia Slack , )l-.;ica Craig, Brooke Carlin , Jessica Norris , Kristen Jekielek ,Laura Frankeberger, J ennifer Craig, Kelly h 1y; Row 3- Em ily Caldwell, Mary Thomas , Megan Turner, Cami Chapin , Sarah Basserr, Renee Gagnier, ''13,eh Melissa Doil , Sarah Payne, Ausrin C lark , Allison J ercon , Brooke Christley, Ing rid Ozanich Great block, Megan! CSJ VOLLEYBALL �Kicking Into Action SOCCER TEAM: Front row-Walker Bell, John Kraemer, Marr Fusco, Ryan Sink, Josh Krehbiel, Doug Linn, Brandon King; Row 2Jamie Hippensteel, Zach Bain, David Wilson, Nathan Gardner, Kristen Wincerich, Joe Slack, Maureen Ernst, Nathan King, Heather Belk; Row 3-Carrie Meador, David Schwarz, Marr Canfield, Ryan Raisor, Brent Bowles, Daniel Penn , Laurie Wilson, John Gallagher, James Dixon, Nicky Powers, Alison Manetta, Coach Ed Stear The 1994 Cave Spring Squires' soccer team was a first ever with three girls on the team. It seemed to pay off. Kristen W interich was voted Most Valuable Player. Most Defensive Player was Brent Bowles and Most Offensive Player was Ryan Raisor. The team had a great year with a record of 6 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie . Until this year CSJ had never tied or beaten William Byrd. Next year's team should prove to be even more successful. Go, TEAM' ' ~ 86 SOCCER Nice throw, Kristen RUN, RUN, RUN!!! Even on the bench , the players still have fun . "Move the ball! "" the coach shouts. TI1e starting line up . �Paul is congratulated after " the kill." WRESTLING TEAM: Front row-Sarah Clatterbuck , Paul Brunk, Chris Poulter, John Kraemer, Brad Overfelt, Daniel Chapman, Tommy Reeder, K evin Henderson, Michael Kraemer; Row 2-J eff Fuller, Landon Merrs, Matt Dunne, Jonathan Farley, Jonathan Neighbors, Matt Fusco, T odd Setchel, R yan Setchel; Row 3-Coach Stacey Anderson, Walker Bell, Robert McFall, David Wilson, Alex Bohm, Brad Chase, Johnny Blanding, Brian H awkins, Bobby Blanding, Coach Ron Pritchard Brad anxiously awaits the whistle. Don't give up now. Look , Mom, I can fly' How much longer do I have to do this> I won! I really won! Cave Spring Junior's wrestling team posted a winning season for the first time in eight years with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. The boys really worked hard and their victories were exci ting and satisfyi ng. Brad Chase led the team with an undefeated regular season and Keith Clifton was a disrrict tournament d1ampion. Also finishing well were Jonathan Neighbors and Matt Fusco. Wrestling is a sport that many people know little about and often judge it by the ridiculous TV matdles. Sd10lastic wrestling is a sport requiring discipline, self control, and hard work. We congrarulate our boys for a super season. PIN 'EM! , WRESTLING 87 4.~ �TRACK TEAM: Front row-Cary Price, Jennifer Rawlings, Audrey Hester, Brooke Carlin, Julie Carson, Kristen J ekielek, Misty Blankenship, Christy Wills, Alicia Dragan; Row 2-Mindy Reynolds, Whimey Cole, Lauren McCann, Lauren Baudreau, Michelle Lancaster, Rhonada Rusmisel, Lindsay Higginbotham, Jacqueline Bowen, Mandy McCall, Elizabeth Miller, Becky Mahoney, Jennifer Hrdlicka; Row 3-Coach Chris Carr, Kristen Wray, Taylor Houk, Sarah Rutherford, Laurie LaPlanc, Jessica Means, Beverly Anderson, Kelly Ammons, Erin Callahan, Jayn Spencer, Christy Fagg, Amy Causey, Sara Paine, Carly Rotramel, Shannon Gordon, Sara Coats, Sarah Trenis, Sara Cox, Moyra Wright, Ashley Puig, Coach Susan Pugh All smiles here! Going the Distance The '94 girls' track team was district champion with a record of 5 - 0. They also placed first in the Cosm opolitan Invitational Meet. It was a dedicated team led by co-captains Amy Causey and Erin Callahan. The most outstanding team member was M indy R eynolds; best-all-round was Amy Causey; most improved was Michelle Lancaster; and the coaches award went to Mandy McCall. Cave Spring can be proud of these girls' ' ~ 88 GIRLS' TRACK -·~-----~----------~ Everybody duck; Lauren·s throwing! Track makes the best of friends . �Running Through Titne The 1994 boys' track team completed a successful season with a 4 - 1 record. The team worked hard during chilly days in March and improved their times with each meet. The season was highlighted by many record breaking performances. It was a year to remember. Congratulations on a fine showing, guys! -:::. The guys are getting some extra tips from Coach Carr. R eady! Set! Go, Kei!!' Don't pull anything, Eric! Air, J esse! TRACK T EAM : Front row-Brian H awki ns, John Reed, Brett Miller, Kevin Gagnier, Kurt Lancaster, J ohn Keith, Jesse Clowers, Bobby Blanding; Row 2-Kevin Groth, Jesse Seaman, Jon Shaw, Eric Min, Justin Cox, Patrick J esse, Kei Sakaguchi , Brian Luedke; Row 3-Coach Adam L-lllande, Bryon H owlett, L~urence Loesel, Graham Rollins, Brad Ross, Aaron Williams, G reg H ahn, Eric Bing ha m , John Paul Bourgeois, Ben Nielsen, Coach Scott Beard , BOYS' TRACK TEAM 89 ~~ �'"e Need help?! Ask a cheerleader! At the beginning of the year the cheerleaders were there to help new students! Throughout the year they've represented our school well and supported the teams of Cave Spring! They've got the spirit!!! CS] TEAM: Front row-Sarah Joy Jordahl, Amy Holmes, Julie Carson, Traci Paxton, Karhryn Freaney, Row 2Hearher Chockley, Sierra Roach, Amy Woodfield, Sarah Spears, Row 3-Teresa McDaniel, sponsor, Allison Jerron, ] essica Hill, Laurie LaPlanr, Tobi Loyd,sponsor. '• Cheer on, Karhryn! Voila' .. ~ 90 CS] CHEERLEADERS Practice makes perfect! �• • I 1r1 • All lined up! We're# l! They've got the spirit too! They' re the freshmen cheerleaders! Along with some girls from Hidden Valley, these Squires have been cheering the freshmen teams on all year! They're ready to show some spirit for the high school next year!!! a ESI-IMAN TEAM: Front row-Angela Dalessio, Mandi Deyerle, Ashley Walters, Keesha L-lwhorn, Row 2-Cheslcy Peterson, Blake Poinrs, 1,J)isOn Elias, Shar Taliaferro , Hilary Land , Alison Fox!ll Yi p ee! , FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS 91 t.1::..-:; �f RESi-tJ'J\EI I WRESTLING: Laurence Loesel, Zack McCoy, John Paul Bourgeois, Daniel Farris VARSITY BASKETBALL:Amy Causey IN DOOR TR ACK: Alicia Dragan , Audrey H ester, Michelle Lancaster, Lauren Baudreau, Lauren McCann, Brerr Miller, G reg Hahn , Kei Sakaguchi , Brad Ross, Carly Rotramel, Jon Shaw Cave Spring J unior was well represented this year at the high school. The freshmen athletes were com petiti ve in every sport; the varsity cross-country, tennis and basketball tearns all won their district. The JV b asketball and volleyball teams won their districts and the swimming, wrestli ng , and indoor t rack teams d id well. Athleti cs at the high school level require mu ch more t ime and commitment and t he level of competition is much more intense. CSJ is very proud of th e young m en and women who play for Cave Spring High School. TEN N IS : Melissa Coleman ' ~ 92 FRESHMEN ATHLETES �:;ROSS COUNTRY: Whitney Cole, Julie Thacker, Brian Luedke, Laurence Loesel, Shannon Gordon, Carly i.ouaroel, Brad Ross ;¢'IMMING: Whitney Cole, Kari e Roberrs , Mandy Lippitt, Ashley Han, m er, Anna ~ Jik , J oe Slack , Shar Taliaferro, Molly H enderson, Ben Nielsen JV BASKETBALL: Mandy Warsaw, Chrisry Fagg, Beth Carrer, Lauren Carr, Lindsay Cannon VOLLEYBALL: Kerry Fair, Em ily Powell, Katie Roberrs , Li ndsay Carter, Lindsay Cannon H igg inb oth~. Beth ,, FRESHMEN ATHLETES 93 ~~ �When a locker jams When rhe snack machines don't work When rhe lights flicker When a room is coo hot at coo cold When rhe sidewalks are icy When the gym, cafeteria, or stage need co be set up for dances, assemblies, or banquets. Not an everyday scene: Glenn not working! Because he's here early and late, weekdays and weekends, summers and holidays The 1995 Squire is dedicated with much gratitude co . . . GLENN WALDRON Glenn, J oyce, and Melandy - a family affair MR. FIX IT Chilling out on a ni ce sunny day N or only can he put up with the mess, but he can put up with the kids , roo 1!' DEDICATION Teaching Melandy to swim , G lenn can do just about anything . �Scare into chese eyes and you just might fall in love. Rhonada Rrumisel and josh Holmes were voted BEST EYES. Great in many ways, Duke Dodson and Allison Elias were voted BEST ALL AROUND. Katie Roberts and Brad Cullinan often leave us in hysterics with their WITTIEST remarks . What a difference chree years can make! Our MOST CHANGED are Amanda Weekly and B.-ad Hughes. , SU PERLATIVES 95 4-:: �Lynsey Markey and Justin Cox are a little more than wild and crazy; they are the zaniest. Most likely to be famous :When we grow up, we'll see the faces of Brian Luedke, Sam Banks, and Lindsay Higginbotham on all the magazine covers. SUPER FRESHMEN We will always remember Brad Emery and NayDe Paige. As Most School Spirited black and red are Blake Points' and Clint Thomas ' favorite colors Sugar and spice aren't all that's nice; Jessica Benne/I and Aaron Williams are the friendliest freshmen' ' ~ 96 SUPERLATIVES �Along with their colorful personalities, Nathan Gardner, MiJty Blankemhip, and Ritu Magh<ra are most artistic! As Most Likely to Succeed , Ashley Puig and Daniel Penn are the leaders of tomorrow. Most Athletic: when it comes to sporrs, Tyler Kirby and Amy Causey have got what it takes! Most M usical: the world will soon h ear t he music of Kerry Pair, Jon Derryberry and josh Sparks. " SUPERL.ATIVES 97 ~ �1995 SQUIRE: THE KING OF CSJH DANIEL PENN A perceptive, student with a 3.6 GPA; a member of the Honor Society; talented as a musician; plays in the advanced band and the stage band; an athlete with strength and skill; played on the basketball and soccer teams; captain of the basketball team in 8th grade; voted by his peers as Most Likely to Succeed; active in and proud of his synagogue; a leader on the field, court, and classroom, CS] is proud of the accomplishments of this mature, focused young man. Daniel will surely make his mark on our world . A hardworking, ralenred arhlere, Daniel enjoys bask er ball and soccer especially. A member of the Honor Sociery, Daniel helps at the induetion cc!" emony. A rop student, D aniel was first place winner at the school science fair. SQUIRE �, Allison is treasurer of the Honor Sociery. Here she serves Brett Miller ar the induction ceremony. 1995 MY LADY: QUEEN OF CSJ: ALLISON ELIAS A responsible student with a 4.0 GPA; a caring student who thinks about others; a natural helper; treasurer of the Honor Society; an involved student with school spirit; member of the Builders' Club; SCA treasurer in seventh grade; secretary of Freshman Council; an athletic student with energy and enthusiasm; cheerleader in 8th and 9th grade; CSJ basketball team in 7th grade; a dancer; a music student; plays the piano; voted Best All Round by her peers; a true leader by example . . .Our 1995 My Lady is a lovely, sincere, person who treats everyone with respect and dignity. Allison truly deserves CSJ's highest accolade. 333 Cheeerleading is fun bur ir takes lots of rime and energy. Our My Lady is very school spirited . Supporting school functions is important.Allison and other freshmen had a grenr time nt the Valentine Dance. , MY LADY 99 '1iZ- �38, 39,45 45 39, 70 32, 69 32, 68, 85, 104 39, 70 39 32 18, 19, 20, 62, 70, 75, 88,92 38, 39 Bawnan, Carrie 18, 63 Bayrer, Tommy 32, 61 Beachy, Tiffany 50, 55, 89 Beard, Scott 32, 64, 67, 71 Beazley, Nick 45,61 Beckner, Kacey 39 Beckner, Melissa 32 Beckner, Tommy 45 Belcher, Robert 45, 75 Belcher, Ryan 8, 18, 27, 62, 75, 86 Belk, Hearher 32 Bell, Sam 39, 59, 86, 87 Bell, Walker 1, 19, 21, 51, 58, 59, Bennerr, Jessica 63, 64, 70, 72, 96, 104 81 Berger, Matt 32, 61 Bernardo, Allison 32, 61, 63 Bernardo, Laney 39 Bhausar, Krisy l, 39, 61, 66, 72 Bhutta, Saboora 32, 82 Bibby, Chris 39 Biggio, Tommy 39, 59, 82 Billingsley, David 19, 89 Bingham, Eric 39, 104 Birmingham, Tayza 39, 70 Blackbum, Monica 6, 39 Blackstock, Amy 45, 57, 66, 104 Blackwell, Ryan 6, 39, 70 Blair, Kristin 45, 59, 70, 104 Blais, Leslie 45 Blake, Jason 39, 73, 87, 89 Blanding, Bobby 39, 73, 87 Blanding, Johnny 39, 80 Blankenship, Dustin 32 Blankenship, Linsey 19, 27, 63, 88, 97 Blankenship, Misry 45, 104 Blevins, Drew 6, 39, 59, 70, 104 Blevins, Valerie 50, 63 Boehling, Rowena 32, 63 Boettcher, Richard 32, 79, 80, 87 Bohn, Alex 33 Bosen, Mary Page 19, 31, 68, 89, 92 Bourgeois, John Paul 33. 71 Boume, Jared 45 Bowdel, Narhan 16, 39 Bowen, Candice Bowen, Jacqueline 1, 17, 19, 58, 61, 62, 68, 69, 72, 88 19, 86 Bowles, Brent l, 39, 72 Bowles, Paisley 44, 45, 49 Bowles, Travis 19, 58, 62 Bowling, Heather 40 Bowling, Jeremiah 40 Bowling, Wendy 50, 73, 78 Boxier, Sarah 50, 51 Boyer, Steven 19 Bradford, Kevin 50, 65 Brancati, Michael 33 Brandt, Melissa 40, 61 Brasher, Alison 6, 33, 69 Brennan, James 19 Bristol, Burrage 40 Brock, John 40 Brooks, Sarah 50, 52 Brothers, LaVina 6, 40, 70 Brown, Kristen 13, 33. 71, 87 Brunk, Paul 50, 52 Bruno, Rennie 33 Bryan , Christie 45 Bryant, Josh 40 Bryant, Seth 82 Bullock, Justin 45, 77, 104 Burchett, J effrey Barrier, Elizabeth Barrier, Megan Bartley, Amelia Basham, Laura Basserr, Sarah Basserr, Viaoria Bast, Chris Batchler, Eric Baudreau, Lauren Aaron, Anthony Abbitt, Stuan Ackley, Pere Adkins, Abigail Adkins, Vance Akers, Bobby Alami, Serene Alami, Yasmin 81 45 68 70 69 81 45 18, 21, 56, 58, 59, 62, 68, 73, 104 Aldridge, Travis 45 Allen, Charles 39, 76 Allen, Johnathan 45 Allen, Lewis 50 Allen, Tabirha 39, 70 Altic, Michelle 17, 18, 29, 61 Ammons, Kelly 88 Amos, Michelle 7, 39, 70 Anderson, Beverly 16, 32, 62, 84, 88 Anderson, Justin 32 Anderson, Lindsay 32 Anderson, Rebecca 39 Anderson, Regina 39, 59 Anderson, Sarah 45, 70, 73 Anderson, Stacey 80, 87 Anderson, Taryn 45, 59 Anderton, Susan 18, 27, 71 Andrews, Amanda 39 Angle, Ryann 32, 56, 61, 62, 73 Apgar, Elizabeth 45, 70 Arora, Alpa 18 Arringron, Caner 39, 76 Arkinson, Ashley 18, 21, 31, 57, 58, 62, 68, 73, 104 Ausrin, Becki 54 Austin, Jessicia 39 A ustin, Sherri 32 Avery, Rebecca 38, 39, 70 Avis, Ricka 39 Aydlerr, Ann 2, 11, 18, 21, 58, 65, 104 Aydlerr, Catherine 45 , 84 Ayer, Suzanne 13, 45 Ayersman, Elizabeth 45 Ayersman, N icole 44, 57 Babich, Lauren Bailey, Anne Bailey, Brenda Bain, Zach Bainter, Megan Ball, Jessica Ballard-Meine, Rene Balzer, Craig Balzer, Sarah Banks, And y Banks, Sam Baranauskas, J onas Barbour, Chasiry Barbour, Jeremy Barbour, Wesley Barkwell , Ausryn Barnes, Jared Barnerr, Brandy Bamerr, Dallas Barnhan, A my Banett, Elizabeth 100 44, 18, 63, 39, 32, 14, 18, 65, 6, 12, 13 , 39 50, 52, 62 50 32 , 61, 86 32 32, 62, 68, 69 39 39 13, 16, 32, 85 10, 18, 26 18, 59, 71, 75, 96 32 8, 18, 62 39 8, 32, 34,62, 79 42 34 44, 45 81 50 1, 18, 62, 71, 72 Burnett, Sarah Burnette, William Burt, Zach Bushkar, Naralie Bushnell, Elizabeth Butler, Claire 50 45 33,63, 66 12, 40 33,60,61 61 Caffee, Cheryl 50 Caldwell, Danny 19 Caldwell, Emily 40, 66, 84, 85 Caldwell, Jessica 45 Callahan, Erin 9, 19, 28, 31, 58, 71, 74, 88 33 6,40, 61 40 50, 52, 53, 64 45, 60, 66, 75 45, 60, 66, 75 19, 58, 59, 60, 65, 71, 75, 86, 104 Cannon, Lindsay 18, 19, 71, 93 Carey, Matthew 19 Carlin, Brooke 32, 33, 36, 62, 77, 85, 88 Carlton, Josh 33, 59, 104 Carpenter, Beth 50 Carr, Chris 88 Carr, Gerald 33 Carr, Lauren 2, 11, 19, 58, 61, 93 Carson, David 20 Carson, Julie 33, 59, 70, 79, 88, 90 Carter, Beth 4, 15, 20, 21, 71, 93 Caner, David 84 Carrer, Jennifer 45, 70, 84 Cary, Brandy 45 Cary, Donald 40 Case, Ashley 40, 69 Casteel, Laura 20, 56, 58, 62, 68, 69 Casteel, Seth 40, 60 Catalano, Craig 40 Caudill, Carrie 45, 78, 104 Causey, Amy 20, 23, 28, 58, 68, 69, 78, 88, 92, 97, 104 Cease, Jenny 33 Chadwick, Brian 40 Chapin, Cami 13, 33, 59, 61, 84, 85 Chapman, Ashley 2,20,61,71 Chapman, Daniel 40, 87 Chapman, Sara 45, 57, 61, 66, 73 Chappell, Chris 33 Chase, Brad 33, 80, 87 Chen, Julia 45, 66 Cheng, Stephanie 13, 33, 34, 56, 61, 62, 68, 104 Cheresnowsky, Lewis 40 Childress, Nikki 40 Chirwood, Adam 45 Chockley, Heather 33, 70, 90 Christley, Brooke 33, 84, 85 Christley, Garrett 20, 63, 69 Christley, Holly 33, 69, 84 Christley, Kathryn 40 Christley, Spencer 45 Clark, Austin 33, 85 Clark, Thelma 40 Clatterbuck, Sarah 33,87 Clemens, David 20, 58 Clemons, Catherine 40 Clemons, Nancy 50, 51, 58 Clifton, Keith 40, 80 Clowers, J esse 20, 81 , 89, 104 Clowers, Stephanie 20 Coats , G race 40, 70 Coats, Sarah 1, 20, 23, 57 , 58, 60, 61 , 67 , 72 , 88 Cockrell, J essica 40 Callahan, Melissa Campbell, Allison Campbell, Erin Campbell, Karen Canfield, Jared Canfield, Justin Canfield, Mart Cole, Ben 17, 18, 20, 58, 71, 83, 104 45 • 78 Cole, Valerie Cole, Whitney 4, 20, 22, 58, 68, 88, 93 Coleman Amanda 21, 63, 68 • 72 • 104 • 40 Coleman, Bridger Coleman Melissa 21, 57, 59, 63, 6 9 , 7 3, • 92 40 Compton, Thomas 81 Connelly, Partick 33, 62, 68, 69 Conner, Brandy 44,45 Conner, Courtney 33 Conner, Fred 40, 70 Conner, Lisa 45 Conner, Nichole 40 Conner, Rebecca 70 Connor, Courtney 45, 57, 66 Conquest, Chris 40, 73, 74, 77, 104 Conrad, Michael 33 Conway, Sean 21 Cook, Mike 21 Cooper, Brandy 51 Cordell, Clara 46, 77 Cornwall, Taylor 46 Cox, Aaron 40, 70 Cox, Christie 46 Cox, Jessica 21, 89,96 Cox, Justin 33, 66 Cox, Michael 33, 88 Cox, Sarah 63 Cox, Sean 40 Crafr, Andrew 33, 60, 69 Craft, Anna 6, 7,40, 85 Craig, Jennifer 7, 40,48, 85 Craig, Jessica 46, 78 Craig, Lauren 40 Crawley, Alison 82 Crockett, Brian 33, 60 Cross, Ben 21, 23, 28, 58, 65, 69, 78 Cross, Betsy 51, 54 Crotts, Rick 6,40 Crumpler, Amy 21, 71, 81, 83, 95 Cullinan, Brad 40 Cullum, Eric 46, 66 Culpepper, Erin 84 Cunningham, Doug 80 Curran, Ward 40 Currier, Rebekah 33 Currin, Ward 33 Custer, Tommy Dalessio, Angela Daly, Lizzie Daly, Michael Daly, Ryan Daniels, Damon Daniels, Maury Davies, Jordan Davies, Meg Davis, Amelia Davis, James Davis, Jessica Day, Sarah Deans, Kristie Deans, Kristi Deeds, Ann Deel, Heidi Deenz, Kristina DeHarr, Glenda D elong, Tohnya Delumyea, Jonathan Delumyea, Matt Demirci, Arzu Derryberty , Jon Derrybecry, Wes Desorcy , Ronald DeWitt, A ndy 2, 6, 21, 31, 1, 33, 45,46,66, 2, 5, 6, 12, 91 46, 59 33 46 81 62, 68 64, 72 77, 78 40, 70 46, 59 7 33 70 40 50, 51 34 46 51 51 46, 57, 82 34, 82 40 21, 83,97 40, 68, 69, 82, 104 44, 46 34 �91 46 46 63, 68, 72, 104 Dickison, Jennifer 11 , 40, 67, 73 Dieriker, Ky 46 Digmanese, Daisy 40, 65,66 Dillon, Richard 51 Divers, Jackie 51 Dixon, James 6, 13, 34, 63, 68, 69, 86 Dodson, Amy 40, 73 Dodson, Duke 17, 18, 21, 58, 64, 71, 95, 98, 99 Dolan, Ashley 46,67 Doll, Melissa 85 Domalski, Elizabeth 34, 63 Donahue, Dean 21, 27, 71, 94 Dooley, Jessica 40, 70 Doremus, Katie 46 Doss, Chris 46 Doughty, Allison 46, 77, 84 Dowdy, John 81 Dowdy, Justin 83 Dowell, Hollie 46, 70 Dragan, Alicia 17, 21, 58, 61, 62, 67, 88, 92 Drombena, Larry 40 Dnunheller, Thomas 46 Duddy,Jeanne 49, 51, 73, 78, 79 Duncan, Mike 11, 21, 65, 71, 83, 104 Dunham, Elizabeth 40 Dunman, Anna 40 Dunne, Matthew 40 87 Dwier, Amanda 68 Dyer, Barbara 51 Deyerle, Mandi Dibierro, Courmey Dickerson, Thomas Dickison, Deborah 1, 19, 21, 56, 58, 21: Dyer, Francine 51 Echols, Allen 46 Edwards, Nikki 34 69 71 Elias, Allison 2, 21, 58, 61, 64 .. 65 .. 71, Ellis, Gina Ellis, Jim Emery, Brad English, Leslie Enoch, Stephen Ernsr, Maureen Eubank, Man Eubank, Paul Evans, Caitlin Evans, Elizaberh 91, 95, 99, 104 Ferguson, Rachael 40, 70 Ferland, Robyn 44,46 Ferrell, William 34 Filipczyk, Diotr 46 Filson, Kim 10, 34 40 Fink, Gregory 46 Fink, Jodi Finton, Emily 1, 2, 22, 72 Fisher, Laura 1, 17, 22, 57, 58, 59, 62, 68, 69, 72 Fitzgerald, Ashley 46 Fitzgerald, Ryan 22,63 Fitzpatrick, Fielding 15, 46 Fitzparrick, Kara 34,61 22, 27, 104 Fleming, Felecia Florian, Michele 46 46 Flowers, Jessica Flowers, Leslie 21, 22, 63, 71, 104 46 Foley, Brooks Foley, Laura 78 Foley, Pennie 46 Foley, Shay 34 22, 68 Fomela, Samuel Foore, Matthew 46 Ford, Brian 51, 55, 80, 82 22, 56,62, 68,69 Foshag, Amanda 40 Foutz, J ohnarhan 22, 81 Fowler, Jimmy 22, 58, 59, 62, 91, 99 Fox, Alison 34,61 Fox, Lindsay Foy, Billy 34 6, 40, 84, 85 Foy, Kelly Francisco, Winsor 51 34, 36, 65,66, 71 Frank, Jenna 2, 22, 59 Frankeberger, Kate 40, 61, 85 Frankeberger, Laura 54 Franklin, Edna 13, 34, 68, 90, 104 Freany, Katherine 40, 64, 84 Freeman, Whimey 41 French, Amanda 41, 87 Fuller, Jeffrey 13, 32, 34, 80, 82 Funk, Brandon 44, 46, 66, 70 Funk, Jamie 14, 30, 62 Funk, Whimey 34, 63, 68 Furrow, Beth 22, 58,63,68 Furrow, Cathy 46 Furrow, Josh 41 Furrow, Ryan 34, 80, 86, 87' 104 Fusco, Man 40 21 21, 63, 65, 96 46 40 13, 14, 34, 36, 59, 79, 86 46 46 40, 69 46 Fagg, Christy l 5, 21, 71, 88, 93 p a~, Srephanie 13, 44, 46, 59 Fau, Kerry 13, 22, 25, 58, 59, 68, 69, 93, 97 Fair, Trevor 4 0, 59 Falls, Randall 2, 34 Fanri, Hearher 40 Farley• Johnathan 40, 6 1, 67, 73, 87 Farris, Daniel 22,92 Faust, Christy 40 Fawley, Jonathan 60 Fawley, Laura 46, 70 , 78 Fedison, John 51 Fcldvary, Adam 46 Fcldvary , Kare 34 22,63,89 6, 9, 41, 84, 85 41 22, 58, 63, 86 22, 59 46 6, 23, 3 1, 58, 69, 86, 97 46, 59, 66, 67, 70, Garren, Catherine 77, 104 13, 34, 67, 104 Garren, Marr 51 Garrison, Martha Ann 46 Gawley, Elisha 44, 46 Gaynor, Clay 23 George, T. J. 46 Gibson, Sreven 1, 34, 72 Gilbert, Jessica 52 Giles, Bob 52 Giles , Sue 52 Gilliland, Cheryl 41, 61, 77 , 80 G illiland, Robert 14, 20, 23, 63, 81 G iorno, Shawn 41 G lassick, Andrew 23 G lassick, Jason 46 G leiner, Eathan 81, 83 G lover, Darnell Gagnier, Kevin Gagnier, Renee Gallagher, Emily Gallagher, John Ganong, Michelle Garcia, Cathleen Gardner, Narhan Gnau, Candice Golston, Jeremy Golsron, Kathleen Gomez, Lorena Good, David Gordon, Shannon Gould, Chris Graham, Michael Grammer, Steven Graves, Laura Greenman, Aimee Greenway, Kay Gregory, Floyd Griffin, Barbara Griffin, Noel Griffin, Rachel Griffith, Jessica Gross, Brian Gross, Lauren Grorh, Kevin Guilliams, J oho Gunn, Seth Gusr, Caroline 34, 77, 104 34 46 41 46,66, 79 2, 21, 22, 23, 31, 58, 88,93 46 41 34 52 8,41, 70 34 81 52 34 34, 71 68 13, 34, 69 13, 46, 78 34, 89 34 23 44,46, 70 52, 53 23, 89,92 41, 80 46 41, 83 6,41 41, 61 46 23, 27, 71, 78, 93 6,41 6,41 34,63 41 41 46, 66, 77' 79 4 1, 67 61 9, 11, 41 52 23,69 35. 70 46, 59, 70 41 35, 87, 89 2, 46 20, 23 41 23 41 46 35 41 4 1, 57, 59, 60, 69, 73, 87 Henderson, Molly 1, 5, 2 1, 23, 51 , 59, 61, 65, 68, 72, 93 H enderson, Sarah 46 Henderson, Shannon 41 H enley, David 23, 58, 62, 71 , 75 Hensley, Carissa 46, 77 Hensley, Erin 11 , 35, 61 Hepburn, Audrey 19 H eptinstall, Jaime 17, 23, 61 H erchenrider, Diane 52, 73 Hergruerer, Kris 35, 82 Heron, Joseph 41 Hesrer, Audrey 24, 56, 62, 68, 88, 92 Heuglin, Bill 69 Hibbs, Ashley 24 H igginbotham, Lindsay 11, 24, 59, 61, 64, 7 1, 88,93,96 Hill, J essica 13 , 32 , 35, 71, 79, 90 Hafey, Teresa Hahn, Greg Hahn, Nicholas Hale, John Jr. Haley, Clay Hally, Cara Hally, Colleen Hamilton, Bryan Hammer, Ashley Hammer, Mary Hammer, Sarah Hanisch, Alex Hanisch, Perer Hanzel, John Harbourr, David Harrum, Chris Harlicka, Jennifer Harms, Berh Harrison, Dee Harstine, Maria Hartless, Kinsey Hartman, Amber Hartman, Charles Hawkins, Brian Haynes, Amy Haynes, Shannon Haynes, Stephen Hedrick, Jeremy Hedrick, Trevor Helms, Justin Helms, Ryan Hemberger, Mark Henderson, Kevin 86 Hippensteel, J arnie 46, 77 Hippensteel, Lane 46 Hippensteel, Levi 35, 61, 62 Holcomb, Lauren 46 Holden, Man 41, 80 Holder, Patrick 41 Holland, Alicia 47 Holland, Ashly 4 1• 61 Hollingsworth, Adam Holmes, Amy 5, 41, 66, 74, 77, 90 H Im Josh 24, 81, 83, 95 H~lm=: Melissa 24, 58, 63, 67, 68, 6i5 Holt, Trisha Holt, Zach Hopkins, Jessica Hopkins, Justin Homer, Jennifer Houk, Taylor Hoven, Robert Howlett, Bryon Howlett, Justin Howlett, Kevin Howlett, Robert Hrdlicka, J enn.ifer Hueghlin, Bill Huffman, Evan Hughes, Brad Hunley, Gary Hurt, Elizabeth Hurt, Phillip 35 41, 61 24 41 , 80 6, 8, 41, 59, 70 5 19, 22, 24, 62, 88 ' 41 24, 68, 69, 81, 89 41 35,80 41 35, 60, 68, 69, 88 41, 59. 104 47, 79 22, 24, 95 47 47, 66, 77 41 I 47 24 41 47, 79 41 Ilewicz, Cynthia Ingram, Andy Ingram, J usrin Ingram, Phillip !wan, Neal Jackson, Missie Jain, Sheena James, Colleen James, Ethan Jarvis, Alex Jarvis, Brandy J ekielek, Kristen Jennings, Ashley Jessee, Patrick J enon, Allison Johnson, Brandon Jones, David Jones, Elaine Jones, Greg Jones, Heather J ones, Matt Jordahl, Sarah Joy Judge, Daniel 47 41, 104 41, 61 24, 63 41 47 35, 61, 62, 85 , 88 35. 70 35, 89 4 1, 5~ 77, 7~ 85, 90 35 47 41 35 41, 61 35 13, 35, 59. 90 24 K Kaplan, Adena Kateeb, Zyad Keith, John Kelley, Muriel Kelly, Megan Kempster, Ross 6, 41, 42, 61 81 35. 89 52 1, 6, 41,61 ,72 35. 63 101 �Kent, Heather 41 Kem, Wally 83 Kesler, Courtney 47 Kessler, David 52 Kessler, Harry 35, 36, 63, 68, 69, 104 Khan, Shan 35, 80 Kidd, Heather 41 Kidder, Leigh 47 Kidder, Todd 35 Kierker, Rick 83 Kikuchi, Hiroaki 24,62,68 Kilcullen, Michael 41, 61 Kinder, Meredith 41, 59, 60, 61, 73 King, Bradley 35 King, Brandon 35, 60,69, 86 King, Nathan 35,60,69,86 King, Samantha 41, 70 Kinsey, Tiffany 41 Kirby, Kristi 1, 4, 11, 13, 35, 62, 68, 69, 72 Kirby, Tyler 18, 24, 57, 58, 59, 63, 81, 83, 97, 98, 104 Kitts, Crystal 41 Kitts, Joe 24, 81 Kluge!, Natalie 24, 69 Kluk, Amanda 41 K olejka, Paula 41,61 Kolozvary, Alex 35 K opstein, Rebecca 47 Kosowitz, Andrew 47, 57, 104 K oval, Brian 25 Koval, Scott 41, 80 Kraemer, J ohn 35, 86, 87 Kraemer, Michael 47, 87, 104 Krauss, Carly 35 Krehbiel, J osh 35, 69, 86 Krupin, Shannon 35, 70 Lackey, Adam 47 Lallande, Adam 52, 81 , 89 Lambert, Charles 35, 80 Lancaster, Kun 25, 28, 68, 69, 89 Lancaster, Michelle 5, 19, 20, 25, 59, 62, 88, 92 Land, Hilary 91 Landis, Garth 47, 79 Landis, Jake 47, 79 Lanier, LearJene 50, 51, 52 LaPlant, Laurie 13, 35, 56, 59, 88, 90 Larson, Mary 63 Lasker, Anna 35,63, 70 Lasker, Mary 25, 70 Latstener, Matthew 47 Lawhorn, Keesha 91 Lawrence, Cindy 53,64 Learnason, Michelle 35 Lemmer, Eric 45,47,49 Leonard, Brandon 44,47 Leskis, Cacia 35, 70 Levey, Linda 53 Lewis, Edrow 55 Lewis, Matthew 41, 64 Light, David 41 Light, Doris 53, 71 Light, Sariah 25 Light, Tom 53 Lilley, Michael 47 Link, T J. 59, 77 Link, Terri 47 Linn, D ouglas 35, 59,6 2, 86 Linn, Samantha 47 Lippitt, Mandy 25, 26, 31 Loesel, Laurence 3, 25 , 63, 79, 89, 92 , 93 Loesel, Ted 47 Long, Carla 53 102 Loven, Bryan Lowe, Lauren Lowe, Lindsay Loyd, Tobi Lucki, Jackie Luedke, Brian Lugar, Katie Lumsden, Stade Luttrell, Clay Lynch, Sean Lytle, Patrick 81 41, 73 35, 62, 67, 73 53, 90 53 25,63,89, 93, 96 3, 35, 62, 71 5, 25, 5~63,67, 73 25 41 47 25 Mabry, Jerod 47, 70 Madison, Jennifer 42, 84 Maeder, Cameron 25 Maeder, Meridith 1, 25, 62, 72, 97 Maghera, Riru 25, 58 Mahone, Eric 25, 58, 63, 88 Mahoney, Becky 47 Makdissi, Ramon 53 Mall, Tom 25,26, 63 Malone, Adam P. 42 Malone, Cory 17, 26, 86 Manetta, Alison 42, 61 Marianetti, Kara 25, 26, 31, 59,69,96 Markey, Lynsey 61 Markwell, Austyn 50, 53 Marsico, Debbie 26, 83 Martin, Andre 42 Martin, Benjamin 35 Martin, Erick 53 Martin, Imojean 51, 53, 54 Maynard, Gary 47, 73 McAllister, Justin 6, 35, 61, 88 McCall, Mandy 35 McCallurn, Daniel 67, 82 McCann,Jon 42,67 McCann,Jonathan 19, 26, 62, 88, 92 McCann, Lauren 6,38,42, 61 McCarthy, Colleen 26,62 McCanhy, Meg 50, 53 McOung, Frank 26, 92, 99 McCoy, Zach 104 McCullarn, Daniel 80 McDaniel, Chad 53, 90 McDaniel, Teresa 42 McFadyen, Daniel 42, 57,66, 70, 73 , 87 McFall, Robert 35, 61, 66, 71 McFarland, Carrie 35, 70 McGarry, Kristen 47 McGarry, Matt 53 McGraw, Anne 35 McGregor, Sara 47 McGuire, Chris 35 McGuire, Melanie 26 McGuire, Travis 53 McKinney, Bill 47 McKinney, Kara 42 McLarty, J ason 47 McLellan, Tyler Meador, Carrie 26, 62, 68, 86 Meador, Stephanie 50, 53 88 Means, J essica Melki, Christina 33, 35, 62 42 Melki, John Melki, Suzanne 35 Melton, Briane 26 Merrill, Abigail 42 Metheny, Patrick 42 Metts, Landon 42, 70, 87 Metzler, Amanda 42, 59, 61, 70 Michel, Teresa 42 Mier, Lawrence 35 Miller, Brett 26, 65, 89, 92, 99 Miller, Elizabeth 35, 70, 88 Miller, Jamey 35, 82 Miller, Matthew Miller, Rebecca Miller, Travis Mills, Jessi 36 70 82 78 90 47 36 6, 42, 70, 104 47 42,60 47 36 26 53, 54, 55, 83 47, 74 26 45, 47, 59 45, 47, 77 42, 66, 104 81 36 26 42, 47, 47, 13, 36, 68, 80, 82, 89, Min, Erik Mitchell, Alicia Mitchell, Kevin Mizack, Kimberly Mohler, Bret Montgomery, Brian Moore, Anthony Moran, Brooks Morgan, Leslie Morris, Chris Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Matt Morrison, Kari Morrison, Kelly Muelenaer, Matthew Mullins, Joe Murdock, Kevin Murray, Richard 36 Nance, Desmond 13, 42, 84 Nasca, Laura 42, 69 Nash, Ashley l, 36, 68, 72 Nash, Sarah 42 Neighbors, Ashley 36, 87 Neighbors, Jonathan 36,61 Nelson, Candice 36, 80 Nenles, Robbie 26 Neuberg, Brent 36, 80 Newman, Ryan 47 Nicely, Chad 36, 63 Nichols, Michael 47 Nichols, Samantha 27 Niday, Robbie 20, 27, 89,93 Nielsen, Ben 36, 61 , 65 Nielsen, Matthew 36 Nixon, Grace 1, 16, 36, 61, 72, 85 Norris, Jessica 47 Nunley, Eileen 1, 6, 13, 42, 61, 72, Nussbaum, Marcy . 84, 104 47 Pae, Michael 54 Page, Brenda Page, Sara 47, 77 27, 96 Paige, Naye De 88 Paine, Sara 42 Palmer, Jessica Parker, Lazzelle 54 Parker, William 42 Pate, Jonathan 42,80 Paxton, Corey 81, 83 Paxton, Traci 37, 59,61, 79,90 Payne, John 42,67 Payne, Sarah 13, 37,62,6~8~85 Peace, Brandon 42, 67 Peace, Garrett 37,63 Pearce, Spencer 27 Peck, Matt 27 Peck, Maureen 47, 67, 70 Peery, James 47, 67 Penn, Daniel 6, 27, 58,69, 83, 86,97, 98, 104 Perez, Carlos 47 47 Peters, Sarah Peterson, Chesley 91 Phillips, Tony 37 44, 47 Picciano, Auralea 37 Picciano, Nina 37, 61, 62, 68, 69 Pirner, Oaire Pins, Jennifer 42, 70 Plagenhoef, Kelsey 42, 70 Poff, Eric 27 Poinrs, Blake 21, 23, 27, 31, 58, 62, 64, 71, 91, 96, 104 Poplsrein, Karlynda 42, 70 Poulter, Chris 37, 80, 87 Powell, Brad 47, 79 Powell, Emily 27, 63, 69, 93 Powers, Nicky 27, 63, 75, 86, 104 Price, Aaron 6, 18, 27 Price, Caty 6,42, 60,88 Price, Sue 54 Pritchard, Ron 87 Pugh, Chris 37, 65,68 Pugh, Susan 54, 60, 64, 88 Puig, Ashley 1, 27, 58, 59, 68, 69, 72, 88, 97, 104 Purdy, Joshua 42 Q Quesenberry, John Quesinberry, Jacob 13, 36, 62, 64, 71, 85 O'Hair, Meghan 53 O'Keeffe, Bob 47 Old, Chris 2, 54 Old, Greg 6, 42, 70 Orr, Stacy 27 Osborne, Hayleigh Osborne, Matthew 42 Overfelt, Brad 36, 87 Overfelt, Crystal 42 Owen, Jason 59 47, 66 Owenby, Jason 38, 42, 85 Ozanich, Ingrid p Paddock, Tess Padgett, Adam Padgett, Chris Pae, Angela 47, 6 0 42, 80 27 42, 73 54 6, 28, 58,69 \~ ,~ Rae, Elizabeth Ragland, Laura Ragland, Tiffany Raisor, Ryan Rash, Ricky Rasmussen, Jared Rasmussen, Jason Rawlings , J ennifer Ray, Christy Rayher, Ken Reed, Adam Reed, Chad Reed, Fred Reed, John Reeder, Thomas Repede, Martha Reynolds, Ashlee Reynolds, Mindy R 28, 58,68,69 42 28, 68 28, 86 47 44 47 37, 88 62 37 47 , 77 37, 80 37, 80 89 42, 87 28, 56, 62 42 13, 16, 37, 79, 84, 88 �Rice, Brian Riog, Caren Rivera, Oscar Roach, Sierra Robbins, David Rabern, Katie Robinson, Sarah Rollins, Graham R Rosapepe, Amy osen, Becca Ross, Brad Ross, Caner Ross, Sarah 47 28 43 37, 90 47, 77 27, 28, 30, 61, 65, 93, 95, 99 28, 60, 63, 67, 71 28, 63, 89 43, 66, 73 28 28, 62, 68, 69, 89, 92, 93 4 7, 6, 36, 3 7, 59, 43, 28, 60 61 Roth,Jason 70 Roth, Richard 62 R 37 otramel, Carly 6, 24, 28, 31, 56, 58, 62, 77' 88, 92, 93 Roundtree, Porsche 43 Rouse, Kristi 43 Rowan, Terri 43 Rowe, Richard 28 Rusrnisil, Rhonada 27, 71, 88, 95 Russell, Hannah 47 Russell, William 43, 66, 80 Rutherford, Brandi 29, 62 Rutherford, Sarah 7, 37, 56, 59, 62, 64, 71, 84, 88 Ryan, Pamela 43 Ross, Summer '~ '~ s Sablik, Anna 5, 29, 31, 58, 61, 62, 93 Sacco, Anne 37, 68 Sain, Amanda 43 Sain, Sharon 52, 54, 64 Sakaguchi, Aya 47 Sakaguchi, Kei 29, 81, 89, 92 Sargeant, Bobby 48, 77 Sargent, Anna 14, 37, 62 Saul, Judy 54 Saunders, Brandon 37 Saunders, Erin 43 Schaaff, Chris 48 Scheuer, Amy 37,68,69 Schneider, Chris 43 Schneider, Melinda 44, 48, 70 Schrader, Karie 48, 67, 70, 77 Schwarz, David 29, 59, 83, 86 Scott, Megan 16, 48, 59, 66 Scott, Stephanie 29,63,68,69 Scruggs, Ashley 48, 104 Scruggs, Joseph 43 Seaman, Jess 37, 82, 89 Seamon, Alex 43 Seddon, Ann 54 Sellari, Sarah 6, 43 Sellari, Will 33, 37 Selvey, Stephen 44, 48, 69 Serchel, Ryan 37, 87 Serchel, Todd 37, 87 Sgroi, Stephanie 11, 42, 43, 61, 65 Shaw, Andrew 29, 62 Shaw, Jon 29, 89,92 Shelron, Claudeen 54 Shelton, Joel 48 Shepherd, Peggy 54 Shernoff, Erika 21, 29, 57, 58, 63 , 67, Shorter, Nancy Shrader, Matt Sibley, Sruarr Sicora, Mary Sieber, Alden Simmons, J esse Simmons, Scott Sinha, Tanya 68, 69, 104 54 37, 80, 82 54, 55 43 , 66 54 43 54, 80 48, 70 29, 86 54 48 29, 75, 86,93 43, 85 48 13, 16, 37, 62, 79, 84, 85 37, 70 Smith, Amanda Smith, Dallas 29 Smith, Emily 1, 13, 37, 63, 72 53, 54, 58 Smith, Manha 48 Smith, Stacy Smith, Trista 43 Snead, Katie 36, 37, 61, 62, 66,68,69 Snider, Emily 43 Snowadzky, Pat 54, 104 48 Snyder, Jessica Sowder, Bradley 43,69 Sowder, Emily 37, 61, 73 29 Sparks, Josh E. Sparks, Josh J. 14, 29, 58, 70, 81, 97 Spears, Sarah 6, 37, 61, 71, 78, 90 Spencer, Jayn 2, 27, 29,62, 77, 88 Spencer, Rachel 43, 59 53, 54 Spraker, Nancy Spurlock, Dan 29, 63 48 Spurlock, Wendy 70 Stacey, Amanda 48, 77 Stancil, Scott 43, 60 Starr, Jonah 86 Stear, Ed Stebar, Miranda 37 Stec, Lesley 43 43 Stec, Sarah 48, 77 Steele, Lauren 34, 37,62,68 Steele, Meghan 37, 70 Steffek, Samantha 53, 54 Steffen, Terri 43, 70 Steinmaker, Trina 30, 58, 62, 68, 69 Stevens, Elisabeth 48, 57 Stoneman, Loni 48 Storey, Jarnie 30 Storey, Kristi 54, 6! Srour, Jennifer 30 Strang, Shawn 43 Strausbaugh, Mike 2, 6, 43, 70 Stuart, Ashley 6 Stuart, Beth 43 St. Oair, Daniel 48 St. Oair, Erin 48, 57 St. Oair, Kelly 37 Suboyu, Vicki 55 Sumner, Karen 43 Swing, Donald 49 Synder, Jessica Sink, Rynn Skaggs, Guelda Skinnell, Bonnie Slack, Joe Slack, Julia Slovensky, John Slovensky, Sarah T Taber, Shareef Tahne, Kevin Taliaferro, Shar 43 37 30, 62, 64, 71, 91, 93, 99 43 30 37, 70 6, 43 37, 70 Tayloe, Btaclley Taylor, Danielle Taylor, Erica Taylor, Kelly Taylor, Lucy Tesoro, Michael 37 Tester, Matthew 48 Thacker, Julie 30, 58, 63, 65, 68, 69, 93 Thomas, Clint 2, 4, 9, 18, 21 , 30, 59, 64, 71 , 96 Thomas, Mary 6, 43 , 84, 85 Thomas, Stephanie 38, 43 Thompson, Leig h Anne 37 Thompson , Randee 43 Thornhill, Laura l , 3, 13, 16, 37, 56, 64, 71, 72, 79 37, 80 Thornton, Batt 43, 77, 84 Thornton, Lee Ann 13, 37, 82, 104 Tims, Sruart 30 Tomasik, Anna 13, 37, 57, 69, 71, 88 Trenis, Sarah 49, 67 Trent, Ben 49 Trent, Matt 30, 70 Trevey-Boitnott, Dolly 70 Triplert, Leanne 37 Triplert, Lillian 30 Trivert, Brian 43 Trivett, Jarnie 2, 37, 64, 67, 68, 71, Trompeter, Jason 75, 77 6,43,67 Trompeter, Jessica 85 Turner, Megan 1, 30, 72 Turpin, Jenny 7, 11, 14, 37, 61, 71, 79 Tyree, Jenny Underwood, Underwood, Underwood, Underwood, Underwood, Allan Billy Emily Tracey Tracy 43 30 37, 61, 62 43 70 Vagrs, Will 43, Vandelinde, Ryan Vaniels, Mary Lou Vanover, Bobby 49, Vaughan, Jessica 38, Vaughn, Dana Vinyard, Tamaryn 16, 37, 59, 71, 79, 49, Vogts, Will 79 82 55 49 70 43 84 79 49 Walden, Robyn 55, 94 Waldron, Glenn 94 Waldron, Joyce 37, 62 Waldron, Kevin 94 Waldron, Melandy 43 Walker, Andrew 55 Walrond, Shirley 69 Walter, Curris 30, 57, 59, 71, 73, 91 Walters, Ashley 34, 37, 69 Walters, Curtis 43 Walters, Jennifer 6, 84 Walters, Karie 37, 63, 67 Wardach, John 2, 11, 21, 30, 58, 59, Warsaw, Mandy 81 31 55 44, 49 9, 43 49, 66 43 43 31 31 44, 49 70 14, 23, 28, 31, 64, 65, 68, 81, 89, 96 43 Williams, Matthew 43, 70 Willmott, Misry 37, 70, 88 Wills, Christie 20, 31 Wilmer, Jennifer 36, 37, 63, 69 Wilson, Amanda 34, 37, 59, 67, 86, 87 Wilson, David 49 Wilson, Jennifer 31,86 Wilson, Lori 31 Wimmer, Jennifer 31, 59 Wimmer, Willie 49 Winfree, David 5, 31, 58, 68, 69 Winfree, Heather 31, 70 Winfrey, Christina 49 Winfrey, Cory 43 Winkler, Melissa 43 Winston, Michael 4, 31, 59, 63, 70, 75 , Winrerich, Kristin 86 37, 62 Wire, Laura 50, 52, 55 Wire, Susie 55,68,69 Wise, Danielle 37 Witkege, Becky 49 Wohlford, David 43 Wolcer, Katherine 49 Wolcer, Stephen 43 Wood, Adam 43 Wood, Brandie 43 Wood, Brian 58, 69 Wood, Marsha 11, 14, 18, 37, 64, 69. Woodfield, Amy 71, 90 31, 69 Woodson, Jeremy 55 Woody, Lee 43 Wray, Joseph 17, 19, 29, 3 1, 88 Wray, Kristen 6, 43 Wright, Caitlin 81 Wright, Caudell 55 Wright, Jane 37, 6 1, 69, 73, 88 Wright, Moyra 49. 70 Wright, Sonnee 6,43, 70 W ujek , Marissa 43 Wydner, Jessica 55 Wells, Greg West, Matt Whisman, Berry White, Chris Wiggins, Trevor Wilburn, Megan Wilcher, Daryl Wiley, Sracey Wilhelm, Angela Wilkerson, Jason Wilkins, Lucy Willey, Sracy Williams, Aaron Wynn, Julie z 61 , 72, 93, 104 49, 70 Watson , Mandi 43, 59, 82 Watson, Ryan 30, 58, 65, 70, 75, 104 Way, Meg 37, 67, 68, 69, 77, 104 Weary, Kristin 6, 43, 70 W ebb, Koren 49 W ebster, Heather 30, 31 , 58, 7 1 W ebster, Lory 30, 95 W eekly, Amanda 49 Weeks, Anna 31 , 63 Weeks, Charlie 49, 66, 70, 78 Wehrmeister, Alyssa 31 W ells , G inger 49 37. 59 Yamada, Mariko Young, Kim Zamorski, Aaron 43 103 �.J SPEllING BEE WINNERS: School winner; Kristen Weary, runner-up; Candice Gnau; 3rd place; Katherine Garrett, 4th place; Leslie Blais "Once upon our time" we were students at Cave Spring Junior High School. At the end of the school year we all looked back and remembered the good ~imes we had. There were the football games, dances, dub activities, and great friends and teachers. So as we finish up our exams and turn in our last books, we anticipate our fun-filled summer and the years ahead. "And we lived happily ever after." SC SCIENCE FAIR W INNERS: Front row-Drew Blev ins, Andy Kosowirz, Ryan Blackwell, Ashley Scruggs; row 2-Jeff Burdecr , Katherin e Garrett, Carrie Caud ill, Michael Kraemer; row 3-B ill Hueglin , Sheena Jain, Kim Mizack, Matthew Muelcnacr; row 4-Michael Conrad, Marcy Nussbaum , Valerie Blevins , Tayza Birmingham; row 5-Daniel McCullam , Wes D erryberry; row 6 Sruarr Tims , Marr Fusco, Matt Garrett , Josh Carlron; row 7 Harry Kessler, Stephani e Cheng, Kathryn Freancy, Sarah Bassett; row 8-Mandy Warsaw, Eri ka Shernoff, Leslie Flowers, Nicky World G Pumpkin Contest winners: Amanda Coleman, Fe!ec Fleming, Ann Aydlett, Amy Causey, Ashley Atkinson. Powers; row 9-Mike Duncan, Deborah Dickison , Matt Canfield, Ashley Puig, Daniel Penn SQUIRE/MY LADY NOMINEES: J esse Clowers, Meg W ay, Blake Points, Daniel Penn , Yasmin Alami , Allison Eli as, Tyler Kirby, Jessica Bennen , Mart Canfi eld , Ashley Puig, Ben Cole. N or pictured-Mike Duncan . ' ~ 104 CLOSING We will forever love our Earth Science reacher, Mrs. Snowadzky , and her unique way of read1ing. You are one of a kind . Snow; we ' ll miss you' ��vo<u, Autographs: \b\jQ. ~U<' ~n ~"'\\-Q.,( ~ . [:::cr-...:0 \W"- vof th d\QE.r \c:cd \ n~ _ M~"~ K Cl . ><!1- / -:r vv e;n) j ~I ~ o.-r~,,.. f"'' ""' "' ,,,_,,.. b b-e 5ee, ' ) TY"' ~ (,A -1 l /1 J:~>J I ' �~- . .\:,. ,?-o s ( \. \ t -j · 0 Q,~ c;.._( -<L \2.. ~d (,.. ( ~ \o~.Je_ J'l\,h \(e1 s \;.\'---'!. \oe., ~ {l ( \ ) \\ <\'\--- (_ 00 I ��\ -l r ~ } ��'i· _, K-.~ .. '-'~~, o.. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Squire Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Cave Spring Middle School opened in the former Cave Spring High School building in 1968. It was the first middle school in Roanoke County. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 Squire 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Cave Spring Middle School Description An account of the resource The Squire is the annual for Cave Spring Middle School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cave Spring 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 1994-1995 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 Squire1994-95