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Salesian 1998

Volume 43 ~ Enrollment- 618

Mount de Sales Academy
851 Orange Street

Macon GA, 31201

E-mail *
salesian@mds.macon.ga.us

Dreams Coming True

Here we are again! Its another new
year at MOUNT DESALES AcaDEMY. We
have taken tremendous strides as a school
community and only in our wildest dreams
could it all happen. Who would have ever
believed that our Cavalier BASKETBALL
team would win the state championship ?
And we even started another cheerleading
squad, the SWAT team. The new building

finally has a name now - Sheridan Hall

and brand new classes like multi-media

on
technology, astronomy and acting have Sesolutely WILD

about this

r school! Excited
given students the opportunity to to have finally
returned, these

middle school
students
: enthusiastically

develop and express their many talents. unvsastcaly

they prepare for

yet another year

of fun-filled and

productive days

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Don't laugh at these
snow cone stains. James
Prigatano enjoys a snow
cone during the NEW Spirit
Week activities. Spirit Week
is a time for the students to
recognize all the activities
that MdS has to offer.

@ S-U-P-E-R! Super, Su-
per thats what we are!
Sophomore Lindsey Mum-
men builds SPIRIT for the
Stiidents and the teams in a
pep tally. One main goal for
this Year was to promote
Cavalier pride and spirit

@ It's time for the donuts, the ba
gels, and the juice! Bring them on!

These sophomores patiently sit dur
ing a prayer service as they bite

their hunger pains. They know that
their sweet DREAMS will soon

come true

One more mile and it will soon
Freshman Cam Snow
rounds a corner as he approaches
the end of the race. Being the very
FIRST year for our cross country
team, we were very excited and re-

be over!

main proud

This year students went above and
beyond, participating in community service
for all their religion classes. The new dress
code, new teachers, andthe I.D. Tags
gave the campus a whole new look. A
beautiful new SCIENCE LAI
created in Mercy Hall and for the first time
in MdS history at least 30 different
countries were represented in a week long

MULTI-CULTURAL celebration. And

our beautiful new sports facility, Cavalier

Fields is quickly becoming a reality.

Opening

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@ We are dreaming of the days
ahead, and with a little help from our
FRIENDS, everything will be a lot eas-
ier. These middle school boys are all
lined up as they prepare for high
school and think about the school year
ahead

We are the loudest, rowdyest bunch
of fans you have ever seen!"* The
members of the SWAT team, which
was completely new this year, pause
for a picture. Never in our wildest
dreams did we think we would have
fans like this.

4Snap out of it! Come back to earth!

Sophomore Autumn Huntsinger tries
to get the attention of her friend, Dy
ana Davis. Dont think Dyana realizes
she is now a part of HISTORY

@ This thing will not move! I have the
hardest time with these physics labs

Seniors, Brooks Coates and Bill Tice
complete an experiment in the NEW
science lab in Mercy Hall. Mr. Mac
never has these problems when he

does it!

We've got spirit, yes we do! We've
got spirit, how about YOU! Nobody
has as much spirit as we do! Sopho-
mores Beth Vance, Erica Arena, and
Jennifer Van express their spirit for the
schools dream of the new athletic
complex.

THIS is out of dress code? Fresh-
man, Justin Trentadue takes off his
necklace on the first day of school. Stu-
dent photographs and I.D.s have to be
taken in dress code.

You're kidding me! You are not ED
McMAHON!" Mrs. Lisa Kersey, our
new financial secretary, stops for a mo-
ment during an extremely BUSY day
to react to an office chuckle.

Working

Dreaming

They say that dreatt 1S never come
true if you dont work and learn. So, in that
sense EveryOne at MdS is well on their
way to achieving their dreams. The
ACADEMIC program here is rigorous and

you definitely have to stay on your toes. But

the rewards students can TCAD from

their efforts are many. From the core

curriculum to elec tives like drama and

Dust thou art
As Senior Kristen
art, students really have the opportunities to Kelly participates
in the Ash
Wednesday
d mass. Everyone
: is encouraged to
shine. Also, MdS has really MOVECQup = Ssnewuraged to
the religious
services; they
s | provide an
in the technology department. Wow! sti Oe
many students to
concentrate on
their spiritual
goals.

6 Academics

@ How

Senior Philip Cheshire rm

rtex

THINKS

Day act

lakes aAMUSIT

An Oscar Performance!
Bravo Bravo! Sophomore
Kevin Wright acts in his sec-

CLASSIC masterpiece,
Great Expectations. Great
job!

@ Johnny girl of many
talents! Senior Johnny
Lamb Works with acrylics to
Create a Beautiful painting
Like many others, she finds
an outlet for releasing the
day frustrations through
aesthetic EXPRESSION

@ | could sit here all day and surf the
net!" Zach Benson enjoys the educa
tional benefits of the new TECHNOL
OGY in the library. MdS won the Inno
vations in Technology Award and is
one of the top twelve Catholic schools

in the U.S.A

@ Hey your five golden rings left ar
ugly green stain on my finger! Junior
Jennifer Blakenship enjoys her part in
the chorus COMICAL parody of

classic Christmas carol. The music pro
gram at MdsS is an enjoyable additior

to the core curriculum

Academics 7

HIGH

Hopes &
HUGE
Achievements

Being able to express oneself by word or song is what Literary Day is all
about. Students are invited to share their talents in this special event, then
they can put their skills to the test in region and state competitions. This year
the Literary Team represented Mds well and brought home several awards.

*Hot Eats,
Treats!' Senior *And Brer Fox ... He
Singer enjoys one of the Lay Low Mrs. Skinner
benefits of Turner Oppy, and Bill
Tice help Rebecca Mer
e cream! Not only did s<

Cool
San
many deing
n the Literary Team

hat prepare for her

Sam compete well with

his powerful. award-wir
his powertul, award-wi

oral interpretation, The

Wonderful Tar Baby

the stu

augh

ning, critical essay, but Story. St

ve had
as a treat, he enjoyed a__ dents and faculty
Blizzard from Dairy ing
Queer

at all of her amusing

voices and characters

eWIB: Women In
Black! Juniors Kelly
Raines, Kelly Dessart
and Dennisha Vinson
combined their magnifi
cent voices into a trio
that awed the judges
and their Cava
liers. So even though

fellow

they re not defending
the galaxy, they caught
our attention

8 Academics

4l Need More Infor- * Aren't You
mation, So! Have To Proud? The MDS
Stop Looking At The State Literary Team per-
Pictures! Senior War formed wonderfully in
ren Stramiello steadily showing off their many
looks for more evidence talents. The award-win
to back up his speech ning team consisted of
Warren took first place Madhu Adiga, Rebecca
Extemporaneous Merschat, Turner Oppy
Speaking at Literary Chad Cavender, Warren
Day, Region, and State Stramiello, Bill Tice, and
Competitions Sean Caulfield

4l Used To Think
Spelling Was Easy!
Junior Jonathan Ca
nady gives the literary
spelling competition a
try. This might be the
last time Jonathan ever
enters anything dealing
with spelling again. |
mean, who actually uses
these words in real life?
Will Anyone Join
Me In A Song? Senior
Chad Cavender prac-
tices singing and gets his
vioce ready for the State
Literary Competition
He took first place in
Boys Solo at Literary
Day and he placed in
the region competition
and we're so proud of
him

CRITICAL ESSAY EXTEMPORANEOUS QUARTET
Sam Singer SPEAKING John D. Cassidy
Madhu Adiga Warren Stramiello Turner Oppy

= David Grinstead
ORAL INTERP. Jesse Fortson

rphogreomaon Bill Tice
Sean Hickey Rebecca Merschat SOLO
Chad Cavendar

PIANO
Lisa Reeves

Literary 4

The award-winning Fine Ars" Depariments at MDS have quickly become a
source of great pride < recognition, MOS Troubadours continue to produce hit
plays and musicals, and the An Department constanty inypresses us with their
masterpieces. The abundance of talent at MDS is obVious verywhere you look?

Such eThe Dangers
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Possibilities! of Grout Sum

You may not mer Causey dem-

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recognize the onstrates how to

recc ze Ul a

artistic potential apply grout. So

to all you qrout-
of a jump of

Sculpie, but art
students Thomas

Sorl those afet
Bell and Corlee those ; safety
glasses

ers, follow her
lead and wear

Blum do

Ive Got Spirit,
How About You? Se-
nior Christy Burress
shows her school spirit
and appreciation by as-
sembling a banner for
Catholic Schools Week
This special week is a
time for celebration of
the opportunity to at-
tend a school such as
Mount de Sales

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4Too Close for Comfort! Thespia:
hit One-Act play

a ||
-~

4Color Me Cre-
ative! Sophomore
Rebecca Raffield lets her
creativity flow during a
free-form acting sessior
in Mr. Freer s Intro
duction to Drama class
Students were asked to
create a colorful mask
and act out whatever the
mask compelled them to

do

*Mr. Wemmick I
Presume * In this
scene from the awara-
winning One-Act play
Great Expectations
Older Pip, played by
Kevin Wriagt t, meets
Vernon Logans charac

ter, Mr. Wemmick. Kevir

Wright won the Best Ac

tor award in the region
One-Act Competition

ARTIST OF THE MONTH is the Art Department's great new
way of recognizing its most talented artists. Every month one tal-
ented student and his or her work of art is put on display in the
MDS library. Matt DeFore is Artist of the Month for March.

PVaitjme) miele
Month

Drama/Art | |

Native 5,
Tongues

Castles, flint napping, & actually teaching an English class are just a few activities that make
learning history and languages fun! Also, MdS students excell in the foreign lanquages: more
than 24 students belong to the French & Spanish Honor Clubs!

Who's Up For A_ No Dessert Would
Game Of Scrabble? Be Complete Without
j Whipped Topping! |;

this speech class assiagr

ment, LaTonya McCler

n der trates how
yngealed

how-t

yoodies

Promised Land Sev-
enth grader Brian Mears
admires this magnificent
model of the Ancient
Hebrew Tent of Meet-
ings. This tent was used
by Moses and the Israel
ites to house the Ark of
the Covenant while
wandering in the desert
in search of the Prom-
ised Land

| 2 Academics

Feliz El Dia De Ma-
Boy, How Does Mrs. _ dre! Spanish | student
Sinksen Do It? Nick Jamie Da Ivy Miller

VSK Lind y and Amanda Ferrara

work incessantly al

Don't Try This At
Home! These Ameri
can History students
watch eagerly as Mr
Turner demonstrates yet
anotner interesting as
pect of Native Americar
culture. Flint knapping
was a technique used by
American Indians to
shape arrowheads and

knife blades

I Need 40 Notecards
By Tuesday And I've
Only Got Ten! Soph
omore Taylor Bragg
uses every moment to
get some work done on
Mr Ih re
search paper. For about
four weeks out of the
year, every sophomore
eats, drinks, and sleeps

this paper

Every year the junior class is assigned a really big project
- castles. It is a lot of long, hard work, but most find that
getting to work with ones hands is also a lot of fun.

finishing
touches
on their
castle.

History/Languages

*l Should Have
Cleaned Out My
Notebook A Long
Time Ago! Kerry Ma-
cLaurin frantically
searches for an impor
tant homework assign-
ment. Many students
have the same problem
of misplacing needed
papers and having to
ramble through every-
thing to find them

to

| 4 Academics

How Much
Of This Can I
Take?
Obviously ready
for a break
eighth grader
Skylar Stull, rests
for a moment
during
cheerleader
tryouts in the
aym. Many
people dont
realize that
constant smiling
and cheering can
be pretty tiring,
not to mention
stressful

ol Never Knew Act-
ing Could Be So
Fun! Geneviere Olivier
and Kelly Wall let loose
and have fun acting out
a scene from Miracle
Worker, a play about
Helen Kellers miracu-
lous breakthrough. This
kind of break from tradi-
tional learning is always
refreshing.

*Surge Will Keep

Me Awake! Junior
Ugh! I'm Mandie Reynolds uses
About To Pull the mighty powers of
My Hair Out! irae in order to keep
Ren Stanley and x euelids Oonen 1 fin
Spencer Stul fe ei

itihize

} colors
y before the

y of the test!

4This Was Due Last
Period, | Have To Fin-
ish! Pressed for time
senior Philip Cheshire

ries to get his math
assignment completed
All students can sympa-
thize with that stresstu
feeling of being short on
time with tons and tons

of work left to do

*Just How Many
Sections Are There?
You can tell by the look
on junior Brandon Ren
froes face that the SATs
are near. Of course ev
eryone knows how
stressful the test can be
but who would have
thought that just register
ing for it would be so dif

ficult?

Stress | 5

the Notes

Music has proven not only to be a great way for us to express
ourselves and our feelings, but also an excellent part of our
school. MDS music brings joy to everyone listening.

Way To Drum Up The
Excitement! Seventh
grader Clark Stallings
plays the drums for the
MDS Pep band. At every
MDS home football
game, the band was
there to pump up the
spirit of the audience as
well as provide everyone
with energetic and lively
music

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Hitting The High
Notes! Concentrated on
his music, sophomore
Tim Price amazed the
audience with his saxo-
phone melodies! Our
Christmas program was
a hit thanks to the many
talented musicians and
students who whole-
heartedly showed their
Christmas spirit

Ringing In The
Thanks! The Mount de
Sales Thanksgiving
prayer service included a
musical performance by
the handbell ringers. Ev-
eryone enjoyed giving
thanks and listening to
the speaker's interesting
message on this very im-
portant day of the year.

And A Partridge In
A Pear Tree! In a lively
renditior ot The
Twelve Days of Christ
mas, peals of laughter
could be heard for the
terrific comical pertor

mance of the chorus

Celebrating The Sea-
son Students watch in
awe as the chorus led by
Mrs. Washburn lifts their
voices to capture the es
sence of Christmas! Al
ways in good spirits this
time of the year, the

MDS student body looks

Students and faculty
thoroughly enjoyed this forward to the holiday
fabulous way to end the they have coming

year

Now The Strings! The
violin section added a
delightful touch to this
years Christmas pro
gram! Dennisha Vinson
performed wonderfully
as the talented group
played their way into the
hearts of their listeners. It
was a great way to cele-
brate the season!

What A Beautiful
Voice She Has! Trysha
Stephens, a senior at
Mount de Sales, sings to
get the audience ready
for the Christmas sea-
son. Her holiday greet-
ing through song was
followed with cheers and
a round of applause
from the MDS students
and faculty

N 2 A Musical Note d P

Mount de Sales

Universal Language

Sharing the love of music
Inspiring every audience
Chorus, Band, and Handbells

Attention getting
Talented students

Music makers
Destined to greatness

Sweet sounds.

Music | 7

FUN-damentals

From tesselations and dodecahedrons to Math Day Munchies,
math teachers at MDS are always concocting new ideas to
make math more interesting. Math Day even makes it fun!

Food, Comfort, and
Math! Senior Carl Per
azzola shows us how it
ought to be as he fin
ishes math problems
while relaxing on a mat-
tress and sharing candy
with his pal, Jason
Boney. At least its easy
and comfortable to solve
the Math Munchies this
way

| 8 Academics

Go Fievel, Stuart,
Bernard Whoever
You Are! Jennifer Nel-
son encourages the little
white mouse to enter the
gigantic MDS Football
as David Puryear looks
on. This a-maze-ing
project was created by
Jennifer and her partner
Jenny Pashcke for Ge-
ometry

Caution: Team One
Hard At Work! Math
Day's Team One puts
their heads together to
successfully solve Mr
Garvin's Math
Munchies. In this day-
long competition, se-
lected students from
each class learn cooper-
ation, problem-solving,
and of course, math!

Mixed Emotions! Dur- No, No, Can't
ing this middle school Move There Junior
math team session, Jay Eric Hogue studies the
anthi Narain puzzles board to calculate the
over a tougt word prob- most advantageous
lem. Meanwhile Julia move to defeat his class

Doolittle cant help gig- mate, Vance Bumgar

gling at how fun matt dener. Eric may look like
can be. These two show he has the lead on him
that math can be chal but Vance obviously has
lenging and fun at the a few tricks up his

same time sieeve

What Are These
Things? Senior Lesley
Anne Jordan looks at
the paper dodecahe-
drons that she has cre-
ated in her math class
As a hands-on experi-
ence for Mr. Schindler's
Math IV class, the stu-
dents built these odd,
yet fun and amusing 3-D
paper shapes

Tetris, Indy 500, Nib-
bles, Hmm ... During a
short break before the
bell, senior David Berndt
takes advantage of the
many benefits of mod-
ern calculators. David is
probably enjoying one
of the MDS student
body's favorite pastimes
CALCULATOR
GAMES!

"Geometry is fun and exciting everyday. Mr, Schindler's use of

tesselations and other hands-on activities helps us to understand

the uses of geometry and spacial relations in everyday life."

-Meg Walters

"The Mouse" Tesselation
created by India Anderson
MDS Geometry student

Praise, Thanks,
& Blessings

Religion is undoubtedly one of the aspects that make Mount de
Sales special. Masses, prayer services, and other religious
events help us to become both closer to God and to ourselves.

*Songs of Thanks
During the beautiful
Thanksgiving Mass, ju-
nior Jennifer Blanken-
ship uses her gift of song
to show the audience
what Thanksgiving is re-
ally all about. The entire
school gathered in the
gym to celebrate this
special holiday season

2 0 Academics

eHeavenly Creations
We all imagine what the
Creation, Noah's Ark
and the Tower of Babel
looked like. The seventh
grade Hebrew Scriptures
class did projects on
these important parts of
biblical history. Angela
Ellisa shows us her ren-
diton of Noah's Ark

Sing Along With Me!
The freshman class fol-
lows Mrs. Skinner, the
cantor, during the
Thanksgiving Prayer
Service. Students en-
joyed being able to par-
ticipate in this great pro-
gram. The speaker told
us the many reasons
why we should be
thankful

Out-Stretched

Palms At this prayer as-
sembly during Catholic
Schools Week, the entire
faculty joined in a
unique blessing to en
courage the students to
grow and prosper. Wit!
our prayers and thi

MDS will be

come a better place

dDlessina

learn

What Did YOU Like
About Catholic Schools Week?

The observance of Catholic Schools Week gave us a
cool opportunity to bond with the faculty and students.
--- Trysha Stephens

T gained a new appreciation for Mount de Sales and
all of the special things about it.
--- Justin Bundrage

T liked Catholic Schools Week because the teachers
were so nice to us.
--- Kirk Davenport

#1 Give Thanks Be-
cause Thanksgiving
is a time to reflect on our
blessings and to express
our thankfulness. At the
Thanksgiving Prayer
Service, junior Mandie
Reynolds reminds us of
the things we have to be
thankful for and why we

should show gratitude

@We Deserve A
Break! Everybody has a
chance to participate in
Mass; some sing in the
chorus while others par
ticipate in the audience
Some students (like se-
niors Charles Frey and
James Crawford) exhibit
their faith by acting as
acolytes during mass

This Is The Body
Of Christ Fresh-
man John Hurley hum-
bly receives communion
from our Assistant Prin-
cipal Chester Pierce at
this Mass on Mercy Day
John is one of the many
Catholics at Mount de
Sales Academy that par
ticipate in this holy sac
rament

Religion 2 |

Weightlifting, basketball, football, volleyball, archery,

you name It --- the MDS

P.E. classes do it all. Phys Ed may provide a break from academics, but
break may not be the best word for it! Whether they are playing some ball
or learning about their their health, these students are getting a real workout!

Ready Aim

Fire! The sport of ar-
chery requires intense
concentration and
strength. In Coach
Hopes Physical Educa-
tion Class, Freshmen
Michelle Bentley and
Florence Bivins show
that with a little power
and luck you can hit the

bulls-eye

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Il Know I Can Do
Just One More Set!
Ahhh the joy of
weightlifting! Or rather
the pain. Either way, it
shows in Tyler Cribb's
face. This activity builds
up endurance, strength
and muscles, and has
proven to be a real fa-
vorite with the boys

Getting Some ZZZ's
Eighth Graders Katie
Coates, Kristen Taylor
and Ashley Harrison
take a well-earned break
from the exhausting ac-
tivites of the Middle
School Olympics. These
Olympians learned the
importance of team
work in both playing
and relaxing

What a Man! Brar One, Two, Three,
jon Geddis complete Pull! Kristen William

i heers on her cia

Spike That Ball!
Students cheered as
Paul Kirkland does
something many stu-
dents would love to do

spike on the teachers!
On Spirit Day the se
niors got a chance to test
their skills against some
tough competition in the
Senior-Faculty volleyball
game

What an Awesome
Dunk! The crowd
goes wild as senior Ed-
ward Kendrick shows
that, yes, you can dunk
a football. This years
Fun Night was complete
with the heated battle
of the classes and crazy
relays, one of the crazi-
est being the football re-
lay

THE BEST THINGS
ABOUT P.E.

Great dress code
Get to wear real shoes
No IDs
Tacky Day
Throwing things in class
Playing games with your friends

Physical 2 3

This year, Mount de Sales Academy was honored with a very prestigious award. We were se-
lected as one of twelve Catholic schools in the nation that excelled in the area of technology.
This Excellence in Technology Award is a great achievement!

Ho! Ho! Ho! To-
morrows Leaders stu
dents Bill Tice and Ali
son Lewis don their
gay apparel for a Kris
Kringle commercial on
the morning announce
ments, They had every
one laughing as they
demonstrated the fun in
volved in Kris Kringle
through giving

What is That!?
Sophomore Samantha
Silva helps her partner
dissect an earthworm
This lab involved identi-
tying even the tiniest
parts of the worm. Dis-
sections are a great
hands-on way to study
biology, that is, if you
have the stomach for
them

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15D
etree

e Let Down the
Drawbridge!" Charles
Frey videotapes Mary
Daigle and Connie Al-
man's castle for the
morning announce-
ments. Each year the ju-
niors build a castle and
write a paper about it
Some were so big that
they couldn't even be
brought to school!

2 4} Academics

Charles Frey
Jeff Bester
Sean Hickey
Micah Cooper
Gabe Azar

Excellent If | Do
Say So Myself! Ph
Cheshire shows off the
Girl's Soccer webpage
he helped to create
multimedia

nology ciass

1 Wedpade

created

The Best Part Is Get-
ting To Color! Sop!

yres Nick Richard

Jennie Thigper

nd Jennifer Puckett

rk diligently on a bio

Talk About A Real
Commitment!" An-
drew Lizek uses some
homeroom time to work
on a six-week long lab
involving the study of
sex-linked gene inheri
tance patterns of fruit
fli Lots of time, care
nd close attention was
put into this special pro

ject

It'll Be Okay,
Missy!" Missy Arcand
covers her face in frus-
tratior during a chemis
try lab. Getting those
pesky significant digits
right, not spilling any
skin-peeling acid, and
not breaking any of Mr
Macs precious instru
ments can be very stress

ful

Science/Technology 2 5

Our football team Played what
the critics called the perfect game this
winter. The State Championship extended
into TRIPLE overtime. In the end, MdS

came out second on the score board but

first in the Aearts of all the fans. Boys

Basketball had a SUP F season! They

advanced to the state level and with one

wild crowd of students to cheer them on,

they walked away with a victory. The

The 1998
irl H Cavalier
Girls soccer team made us proud with a 3rd aire
he State
Champions! After
; .. nunb rable
place in state. The Swim team really ap RR:
WILD and crazy
cheering, the
boys brough
made some waves: the boys won Ist and eaciasicat Ge
trophy. Way to
go guys! We are

the girls won 2nd place in the State meet. proud of you!

2 6 Sports

I'm gonna go for the goal! I know |
can make it! Sophomore Adam Koet-
ter positions himself to take the SHOT
With such a wiz kid, the Mount de
Sales Varsity Boys Soccer team is sure
to have a head start next year

The eye of an eagle! She is ready
for anything! Middle schooler,
Kristen Taylor watches carefully
and prepares to TAG the next run-
ner out. Sharp skills like these help
make the Cavalier softball teams
the best

You might want to look out and
watch your back because here comes
the BIG bad boys from MdS! The
members of the varsity football team
get pumped up for the state game
These guys had a fantastic year and
we're so proud of them

| said its great to be a CAVALIER!
Patty Bieger congratulates Kelly
O'Brian and celebrates after a hard
fought game. These ladies have really
played with class; the girl's soccer team
is another one of our DREAMS that
came true

It's really cold! Can somebody
please bring me a towel? Katie
Horst anxiously awaits the
WARMTH of that terry cloth joy
But she definitly felt good after
finding out the J.V. swim team took
state

Sports a

ive

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see as he cheers on his
fellow team - mates. Through-
out the season the players on the side lines

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| am the man!" Sophomore
Xavier Randall celebrates after
another MDS touchdown. Xavier is
a junior runningback and is a
tremendous help

I have a dream! Senior Edward
Kendrick lays down the law to the
student body by demanding their
attendance at the State Champion
ship game. Student support is vital

Senior T

and in control a
Tattnall lelens
great contribution

ottense through

There's another for the crowd !
Halfback Franklin Mack makes an
awesome touchdown catch
Franklin, #32, was one of the

teams Key scorers

As the mighty and fearless
Cavaliers charge onto the field, the
cheerleaders yell and the fans
scream to encourage them to yet

ar terrific victory

* We had a great
season and Im
really going to
miss all the good
times we had.

- Mike Kusar

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Westfield
Terrell
Stratford
Windsor
Athens
Christian
Brentwood

George

Walton 48-14
Tattnall 23-15
Stratford 47-14
Westfield 47-13
Tattnall 35-36

Coach Garvin, Coach Slocurr ) 1, Coach Sherwood. 4th Row: Shelby, Flanders
helby, McLaurin,Pierce, Ne

1, Randall, Knight, Perazzola, Oppy, Wesley, Crumbley

Varsity Football

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down during

its A SNAP

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of his T.V. watchin

Top Row (left to right); Hamilton Hardison, Kevin Matovu, Ryohei Matsumoto, Carlton Mc-
Millan, Lee Matthews, Ben Pierce, Josh Chaffin. Middle Row (left to right): Alan Cardwell, Scott
Hatcher, Phillip Hudson, Joshua Newby, Byron Francis, Steven Hollis. Bottom Row (left to
right): Brant Orr, Rocky Rogers, Garrett Shelby, John Gaskins, Cori Johnson, Tony Baumann.

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Top Row (left to right): Ryan Wade, David Brennaman, John Norfleet, Mike Stone, Ryan Le-
onard, Ed Harris, Chad Stefano. Middle Row (left to right): Ben Washburn, Matthew Gay, Tyler . an ae .
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ae . F aes BA OEES: EA) mn; si ; defense. Carlton hopes to retain the football and advance
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stopped!

3 0 Junior Varsity and C-Team Football

~*Out with a bang, kickin up dust! Freshman Keri

Beth Tidmore boldly dives into second base hoping to dis
tract her second base opponent and also the nearby ref. Al
though she is out, she brought <

4 run in, a good sacrifice for
her team
#Sophomore Jessie Rosa stares intently at the batter in
.% onterr Se) Se q Lill
the box contemplating how to use her unique pitching skills
for just One more Out. LOOKS like all ti practice at trying to
dunk teachers in the dunking booth was well worth her
money!

Top Row: Coach Katherine Hatcher, Jennifer Leverett, Emily Pittard, Rachel Watts, Rachel
Patch, Katie Leverett, Coach Tam Smith. Middle Row: Laura Wood, Audra Nessing, Kristen
Bryant, Kelly Wall, Rachel Spradley, Keri Beth Tidmore, Manager Lauren Patch. Bottom Row:

Je Layfield, Brooke Burkhaulter, Melissa Washbum, Katie Hatcher, Jessie Rosa, Stephanie
ep.

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sSaeteds @Theres no I in this TEAM! The junior varsity
. girls gather together between innings to pray and to get mo-
tivated to play. The huddle is an important part of every
game because it reminds the athletes of the true spirit of the
game

4Sophomore Sherry Long with her game face on, predicts
the ball making contact with her bat and soaring over the
heads of the stunned outfielders.Sherry's hitting skills are
greatly appreciated and she can always be counted on to
score big

l can strike you out with one hand behind my back
and my eyes closed. Well, maybe I'll open my eyes.
Seventh grader Katie Hatcher prepares to complete the in
ning with another strike out. Katie must be butter because
shes on a roll!

Junior Varsity Softball

Hey second baseman, while
you're down there tying your

shoe I'm about to jet!" Freshma
Britteny Heath prepares for her
@ H

take ter QUICK reaction time

This one's for you
mom!""Junior Sara Hill is in the
one. Because Sara spen

Coach Hatcher stares intently at

Christian
Southland
Top Row (left to right): Coach Tam Smith, Betsy Washburn, Angie Cook, Trish Yarborough, Coach Stratford
Lynn Hatcher, Coach Katherine Hatcher. Middle Row (left to Right): Carrie Deloach, Lucy Crosby, FPD
Sara Mead, Christina Leslein, She:ry Long, Jessica Stinson. Bottom Row (left to right): Lena Mathis,
Sara Hill, Brittney Heath, Kristin Taylor, Dyana Davis, Jennie Thigpen.

3 2 Varsity Softball

We're bad and we know it!
Betsy Washburn and Lena Mathis
take a break before getting focused
on thei ne against Tattnall

These two players play a large role

It's deep,deep,its outta here!
Trish Yarborough sends another ball
for a ride over the fence. Trish is one
yf the best players and we expect
Trish to take her talents to the next

level

Wow, is Sherry concentrating
that hard Sophomore Sherry Long
waits patiently on deck as she
watches her teammate. We want a
homerun, go Sherry!

takes a practice swing before game time. Lena
played a tough defense at shortstop and was an
important asset to

the Cavalier of-

fense. The team

She's in there! Jennie Thigpen worked hard all
slides in safely. Jennie is a great con

tributer and known for striking fear

in opposing teams. Her great skills season and their ef-
offered much help towards the sea-

son

forts were greatly re-

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warded by making it to the state finals. Congratulations

Lady Cavs!
*She's out! Carrie Deloach
strives to retrieve the ball and end
the inning. She has many years to
lead the younger Cav athletes to a
state title. Coach Hatcher can al
ways count on Carrie!

Varsity Softball 3 a

*Lets get ready!'The B-Team Soccer Team

1 prepares

tor the game by partcipating in some pre-game running. The
team looks anxious and focused on its upcoming game. The
Cavaliers are confident that they will continue with their win

ning ways

**What should I do?Freshman Carl Gar
plates how he can outsmart a defender by

ball. With a little strategy, Carl pre

maneuvering the|
vents the player from
ng a steal. This experience earned him a varsity playing

Spot, too

Top Row:Spencer Stull,Lanier Sammons, Timothy O'Mahoney, Ren Stanley,Jonathan Blanken-
ship,Bobby Honrath, Andrew Liedle,Michael Grimsley.Middle Row:Coach Taylor,Nick Ew-
ing,William Young,Jesse Mielarczyk, Brian McBrearty,Jonathan Koetter,Coach Schindler.Bot-
tom Row:Jason Spicer,Drew Edwards,Benjamin Smith, John David Pinkston,Andy Arena Jeff
Dadisman,John Kipe,Andrew Blankenship.

2 ne,

@ Stop distracting us?Andy Arena and his teammate
pause for a moment during the game for a quick picture. The
Varsity Soccer Team looks forward to having these goal-
keepers in the near future.Both players led the Cavaliers to
many victones

*You should start every game with some O.J.for en-
ergy! Middle schooler O.J. Carthon practices on his drib-
bling before the game. All of our soccer players are taught to

be dedicated and focused on the task at hand. This makes
us #1!

*Look at him! Eighth-grader Jonathan Koetter takes part
in a pre-game drill. Jonathan looks confident as he awaits
the opening kickoff to the game. When the game begins, we
know the Cavaliers will be ready to battle their opponent

3 4 Junior Varsity Boys Soccer

Follow the leader. Eighth grader Jessica Freemar
leads the Cavalier girls through the woods to the finish line

during an exciting cross country race The cross country
teams endurance and dedication made for a successful first

season

Eighth grader John Cochran and Freshman Justin
Schuchmann arrive at a cross country meet and begin to
stretch together, so that they are flexible and ready to win
the race. Stretching is mandatory prior to each race to pre-
vent injuries

4 Feel the burn! Sophomore Jane Wooley extends her
strides and takes deep breaths as she tries to keep up a
steady pace and maintain her enormous lead. Its very im
portant to stay caln and focused in a race as strenuous as

this one

Top Row: Sean Caufield, Carlen Kaurfault, Will Dowling, Coach Kaurfault. Middle Row: Coach
Hope, Cam Snow, Daniel Castresana, Kelly Wall, Missy Arcand, Laura Perazzola, Kate Coates,
Hannah Bradley, Jessica Freeman.

Bottom Row: Jeff Dadisman, John Cochran, Jane Wooley, Julia Doolittle, Natalie Cortes, Ivey
Miller, Katie Fennell.

Sophomore Zack Dadisman tries to gain the attention
of Coach Hope in order to discuss his upcoming event. Al-
though Zack was unable to attend all of the meets because
of soccer he proved to be a very competitve runner with lots
of spunk

Varsity Cross Country 3 5

Sophomore Jay Epps surveys the
er field in preparation for the
play. While receiving the ball,Jay
feel all eyes of the crowd watch

1 in anticipatior

Freshman Carl Garafalo jumps
furiously f ball while simulta
neously fi 1g Off an opposing

player
play

Just another one for the board! Sophomore
Zack Dadisman uses

his awesome tech-

nique to score an-

other goal for

the Varsity Boys

Soccer Team in Varsity Soccer Players Sean
Coleman, Wes Nichols, Daniel Cas
tresana and Jared Intaphan work to

an important gether to block a free kick. In times

like these good defense and team
work are essentials to success

match against the
Tattnall Trojans. It was moments like these that helped ge

bring forth such a spectacular season for the Cavaliers. A lot

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Make a wish!" Sophomore Russ

: - . : Ferreyra jumps for another header

of hard work and dedication was put into this team by all while the cmnciad tea, Watches in

envy of Russs impressive skills

a i : Russ, can make any opponent shake
participants. They were a young team this year and had some in their boots

ruse

big shoes to fill. We are all proud of our boys.

Varsity Boys Soccer

Freshman Wes Nichols struts
his stuff as other players watct
in wonder Wes was one of the

leading scorers on the team and
Senior Brooks Coates displays

never let us down Scoring ptior

goals in soccer is no easy feat

Varsity Soccer Coaches
David Taylor and Vince Datillo
pose proudly after the fall rec
ognition assembly. The 1997
coaches are obliged to be in

charge of this dedicated group

You can't catch me I'm the
gingerbread man!" Sophomore
Adam Koetter uses quick skil
dribble past a Heritage

His contributions led the Cavs t
outstanding 7-0 victory

We were a
young team this
year but | am
happy with our
improvement

Mathis
Coxon

Deerfield
Northwood
Augusta
Prep
Monroe
Lagrange
FPD
Central
Fellowship
Arlington
St. Francis
Stratford
Tattnall
Oak
Mountain
Heritage
Tattnall Top:Coach Taylor,Mathis Coxon,Wes Nichols,Adam Koetter,Adam Ford,Brooks Coates,Paul
Filush,Micheal Stramiello,Zack Dadisman,Nick Miklowski,Sean Coleman,Matt Ritter, Tim Hitch-
cock,Coach Dattillo.Bottom:Mgr.Kristen Kelley,Cam Snow, Matt Graycheck,Jay Epps,John Mc-
Brearty,Russ Ferreyra,Jared Intaphan,Andy Filush,Carl Garofalo,Daniel Castresana,Phillip Walkemey-
er,Eden Taylor,Nick McClendon,Mar.Connie Alman.

Varsity Boys Soccer 3 7

Okay girls ts get ready to
cheerleaders do last minute pre

rally to ch the plavers on

#. ition, it dva o: < sitet itll Henkes tate

Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Left to right: Carla Paschke, Krystle Stewart. Jennifer

Puckett, Mandie Reynolds, Captains Latonya McLendon and Stephanie Parker, Amber
Barham, Genevieve Olivier, Lindsay Mummert, Katie Thomaston

Cmon, just a little bit further Alright! Its a touch That a way to show your Cavalier Spirit Amber!
down! Varsity Cheerleaders watch the football game Sophomore Amber Barham supports her class mates
with great anticipation of a victory in an important region football game

Varsity Cheerleading

Twist and Shout

Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Top Row: Sarah Harrison, Madho Adiga
Richardson, Tana Nix. Middle Row: Elizabeth Mason, Lauran LaBlanc, Britta

Bottom Row: Anna Stiff, Skyler Stull

We've got the spirit! How bout you?! Freshman

Lauren LeBlanc questions the opposing team during a
B-team basketball game at the Mount de Sales gym

Rock, rock steady! The Junior Varsity cheerleading
squad shows off their cheering abilities for the crowd

These girls show potential for future Varsity teams

Man this is hard work trying to get these kids pumped
up! Brittany Grahm dutifully does her job of

although it tends to be exhausting, during a pep rally

cheering

JV Cheerleading

The Tattnall defender is
slidin away as Sophomore
yuts the move

Richardson

for an easy two-pointer. Alt!

-pointers seem to be Nick's

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two words
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Jason Boney

From L to R: Coach Travis Brown, Andy Knight, David Schnell, Michael Walton, Justin Leslein,
Nick Richardson, Brandon Geddis, Stefano Danese, Jonathan Akin, Kerry McLaurin, Edward
Kendrick, Glenn Shelby, Vari Brown. Jason Boney, Carlos Denson, Coach Don Sherwood.

46 Varsity Boys Basketball

Windsor
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Monroe
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FPD

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be smelling unfrest

f the most grueling

the season but we're all
hampionship

trophy is where it belongs!

Vari Brown positions himself for the shot
to show his Cavalier style. The Varsity
Boys Bas- ketball team had an
outstanding

followed by one

Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti,
Do Coach Sherwox od practic es awesome coach. Coach
the voice excercises Mr.s .
Washburn taught him so he can

save his voice and continue his Don Sherwood. The

cheering in the second half

boys started off strong and maintained this strength

Who says you gotta be tall to throughout the season. Because of their PF tremendous
4

slam dunk? Senior Carlos
Denson stops in mid-air for a

quick photo op . Anytime is a dedication and effort the guys brought home a State Championship.

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Top Row: Coach Katherine Hatcher, Jennifer Leverett, Carrie Del

oach, Christina
Leslein, Jennifer Van, Christina Price, Katie Leverett, Mar. Laura Wood. Bottom Row
Jamelle Hill, Sar ah Mead, Melissa Rosa, f rancis Layfield, Ninita McKan

Christina Leslein grips the ball tightly to avoid losing

possession to a sneaky opponent directly behind her

Her offensive skills are an asset in all situations

I'm only a hop, skip, and a jump from the basket so
lear a path! Christina Price hopes she can mantain

composure and give the Cavs another two points

If | could REACH, higher lith music by Gloria
Estefan ringing in her ears, sophomore Katie Welsh

grabs the rebound and regains Cavalier possession

JV Girls Basketball

Top Row: Mar. Lindsey Gaskins, Matt McBride, Carlton McMillan, Brandon Geddis
Pierce Hale, Patrick Cassidy, Ren Stanley, John Paul Shelby, Coach Slocum. Btm. Row
Chad Stefano, Rick Dews, Andy Knight, J.B. Trentadue, Brian Slocum, Rashad Tharpe

He's mean, hes lean, hes...Partick! Freshman It's back-to-back trouble for the opposing team as

Patrick Cassidy focuses his attention upon the basket Freshman Brandon Geddis and Sophomore Pierce
and drives past his opponents as if they were not there Hale combine their superior rebounding skills

JV Boys Basketball 4 3

3,2,1, and we have liftoff ladies and
gentleman! Freshman Jessie Rosa has
stolen the ball =~ and made it to the
basket before Y 4 anyone notices that

she is gone. Jessie's graceful Is there something on my back?
questions Sophomore Jennifer Van
who seems quite unaffected by the

yet , quick hopeless attempts of her persistent
opponent. Jennifer is about to
reveal another spectacular pass

stride is used to its

max potential and aids her in scoring another lay-up for

Ring up another two points for the
Lady Cavaliers because when

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model for all to learn from and practice. to wait for the best shot possible

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Ready, Aim, Fire!!! Junior

Michelle Craig focuses in on her

target, pulls back, and prepares to

shoot down another two points
for the Cavs. Michelle's accurate

aim makes her a sharp shooter

If | get down low maybe they
won't see me Senior Kendall Wall
rips down a rebound for her
excited teamates and utilizes her
hawk-like vision to quickly spot the

point guard to initiate a fast break

| had a lot of
fun. I'm
really gonna
miss this! -
Cristy Burress

Scores
Windsor
Southland
Windsor
Aug. Chr
FPD
Windsor
Cen. Fel
Windsor
Tattanall
Sherwood

St. Francis.
Stratford
Tattanall
Monroe
Windsor

G. Walton

St. Francis
Stratford

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eS ek Standing (From Lto R): Coach Katherine Hatcher, Sarah Mead, Jennifer Van, Sara Hill,

Monroe Michelle Craig, Kendall Wall, Cristy Burress, Trish Yarbrough, Melita Kabashi, Betsy Washburn,
Athens Chr Katie Welsh, Christina Leslein, Kelly Wall, Christina Price, Jessie Rosa, Coach Lynn Hatcher.
itn Kneeling: Mgrs. Franklin Mack, Brooks Coates.

Varsity Girls Basketball

Top Row: Andy Blum, Virgil Watkins, Lee Matthews, Carlton McMillan, Scott Hatcher
Ben Pierce, Jonathan Koetter. Bottom Row: Katherine Whittington, Nick Dermatas, Jeff
Dadisman, Michael Slonaker, Brandt Orr, Justin Banks, Reagie Johnson, Katie Fennell

Coach Ken Garvin looks with anticipation at his young Point guard Scott Hatcher shoots the basketball for an

team. The team huddles together for a pep talk and easy two points over the opposing team. Scott's

some last minute review before an important game personal determination was a great help to the team

46 8th Grade Basketball

op Row: Sam Meadows A, N/A, John Pinkston, William Nicholson, Rocky Rodgers
ttom Row: Zack Benson, Franklit Seth Story, Drew Edwards, Jason Spice

esse Mielarczyk, Dusty Blessett

Franklin Smith positions himself on the court in
sreparation for a jump shot in hopes of raising the
pre} I I

Cavalier score in an action-packed seventh grade game

Steven Hollis takes a shot on goal and is fouled by one
of the FPD Viking opponents. Having a good shot

percentage is the key to any successful offens

Rocky Rodgers uses his intriguing skills to maneuver to
the basket. Rocky is a prime example of Cavalier

pride. He is great at maintaining his composure

7th Grade Basketball 4 7

Jumpin for Joy

C- Team Cheerleading Squad

Stramiello, Kimberly Kelsy, f
Katner, Brooklyn Punziano

Jessica Freeman, Alissa
om: Kimberley Rockmore, Tala
Catherine Leverette

abeth Meriweather

Sara Suchower

| say number, YOU say 1!" Cheerleader Jessica
Freeman has developed her vocal skills as well as

learned new cheers this year

Middle Schooler Kimberly Kelsy gets the crowd

involved in the MDS basketball game. With the
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-heerleaders help, another Cavalier win is secured

DONT FALL! Middle

Leverette and Sara Suc

-Team Cheerleading

Hoop and Holler

Top:Katie Leverett,Kimberly Thomas,Sarah DeLoach,Emily Pittard,Jennifer Leverett
Middle:Coach Tammy Hope,Katie Coates,Kristin Bryant,Kristin Taylor,Frances Layfield
Mar.Charley Oxley.Btm:Brittany Hartley,Gina Trentadue, Katie Hatcher, Audra Nessing

Frances Layfield touches up her-Shaquille O'Neal Give me the ball! Eighth grader Katie Leverett tries
impression at the opportune time with a large with all her might to wrestle the ball away from the
FPD defenders. Her aggressive tactics are an asset

C-Team Basketball 4g

audience and a great chance to score

ONE TRACK MIND

They're not going to catch him! Senior Carl
Perazzola dashes ahead of all the other competitors in
the 4 by 4 relay. The team went on to state

4th: Coach Turner, Coach Hope, Lizek, Hale, Snow, Akin, Ducote, Coach Schindler, Coach
Garvin.3rd: Coach Garvin, Bundrage, Caufield, Dadismon, McBrearty, Collins, Crawford, Carrigan
Howard, Coach Timms.2nd: Katner, Miklowski, Summers, Mack, Sams, Wesley, Davis, McBride
Berndt. Ist: Oppy, Canady, Washburn, Williams, McLaurin, Perazzola, Wisdom, Bell

Tattnall Track

One leg over, one more to go! David Berndt, a
senior, Chris Carrigan, a junior, leap their way to the
finish line in route to a first place finish in hurdles.

Varsity Boys Track

Just look at those ups, and his form! Senior co
captain Franklin Mack competes in the triple jump in

an attempt to capture the region title

Push it, push it, just a little further! Senior co-captain
Marq Sams strides his way past the other sprinters in
one of the toughest races, the 100 m dash.

BEST FEET FORWARD wrnszcennoeens

heart, uses all her strength to leap over the hurdles and
tak he lead over her Monroe

opponents
Put in my hand! Senior Fareeda McClinton begins to

take off on an enduring run as freshman Jennifer

Nelson hands her the baton. What team work!

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3rd: Coach Garvin, Coach Hope, Tidmore, Olivier, Crawford, Bently, Stanley, Rosa, Coach Garvin
2nd: Coach Timms, McMillan (

( Mar.), Carswell, Katner, Sewell, Nelson, Huntsinger, Gaskins, Coach
Schindler. 1st: Williams, Spradley, Walters, McCann, McClinton, Clark, Tamboli, Harrington

Just another jog in the park. Junior Jamie Crawford
continues to pass the opponents with little effort. A lot
will be expected of Jamie in the future for MDS

Christina may appear calm but her mind is working
overtime! Senior Christina Clark concentrates on her
run and pulls out a great finish for the lady Cavs

Eighth grader Lydia Sewell flies through the air for an
amazing jump. With jumps like that, Lydia will soon be
a state champion contender in the triple jump

Girls Varsity Track

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Varsity Boys Tennis Team from left to right: Chris Carrigan, Brooks Coates, Thomas
Annandale, Carl Garofolo, Timothy O Mahoney. Bottom: Chris Lockwood, Jason Glow
Phillip Walkemeyer, Stefano Danese and Coach Midkiff ( not pictured)

Let's TANGO! Thomas Annandale, a junior, shakes
his hips and does a jig to the beat of the ball bouncing
from one side of the court to the other

POW! BANG! ZAP! 8th grader Jason Glow uses his
super powers to hit the tennis ball over the net and
save the game, yet one more time!

Ha! See if you can handle this! Freshman Phillip
Walkemeyer shows great enthusiasm as he returns the
serve just knowing how lethal he is on the court

Boys Varsity Tennis

Gripping the racket t shtly with both hands, Senior

Zeth Bollinger is ready to take control of the match and SE V
send the ball past her unsuspecting opponent

Girls Varsity Tennis Team from left to right, top row: Madhu Adiga, Mary Beth Mead
ows, Beth Bollinger, Maria Sanchez, Tiffany Domingos, Emily Dessem. Bottom: Shelby
Smith, Kristin Williamson, Molly Hefner, Skylar Stull, and Coach Midkiff ( not pictured)

Paes eens.

8th grader Kristin Williamson eagerly waits for the The futures so bright I gotta wear shades! Senior
judges ruling on her last hit while envisioning a region Mary Beth Meadows warms up her forehand and
plaque on her wall at home contemplates her strategy for the upcoming match

Girls Varsity Tennis

Sophomore Matt McBride searches the green for

the ball while he demonstrates his almost perfect
form for the cameraman

Okay, just a little tap and I'm out of trouble. Luckily
8th grader Andy Blum does a good job of getting out of
the bunker because on the fairway hes untouchable

Varsity Golf Team from left to right: Coach Randy Davis
Andrew Noller, Justin Leslein, Matt McBride

The amazing Justin can keep the golf ball floating in Senior Andrew Noller imitates his role model, Tiger
mid-air by wit and charm alone. Senior Justin Leslein Woods, in performing a perfect birdie putt that will put
has added a new dimension to the MDS golf team him in the lead

Varsity Golf Team

ACES IN EVERY SUIT

A Mds team member hangs loose before hearing
the beep to begin his gallant race to the finish line
Ones diving technique is an essential part of the race

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Splish splash she was takin a swim A Mds
swimmer frolics in the water creating her own

personal tsunami

op to bottom: C.Burch, E.Dessem, L.Dessem, J.Jaudon, M.Hodler, D.Schnell, C.Elliot, J.Norfleet, E.Andrews, J
DCote, K.Wright, K.Tidmore,M. Bentley, R.Watts, L.Richardson, E.Knott, S.Harmon, C.Blum, B.Hartley, K.Haney
B.Kersey, W.Misch, N.Haney, B.Hartley, K.Horst, M.B.Kusey, A.Ellis, T. Baumann, K.Wright, N.Nwo

C.Ryles, B.Dadisman, N/A, A.Stiff, M.J.Staples, N.Andrews, L.Wilhelm, C.Oxley, L.(

Various members of the Cavalier swim teamare
prepared to race with razor like strokes. It was talent
like this that won them the state championship

This MDS Cavalier stares down into the pool as if
there was a treasure awaiting her at the bottom. With
great concentration shes sure to a real contributor.

MDS Cavaliers gaze out into the open waters in awe
Just looking at the length of the pool and seeing just
how far they swam is enough to earn admiration

Varsity Swimming

OK, I'm ready now. Senior Jon
Howard adjusts his jersey as he
waits to hit one out of the park
This was a big game _ against their

toughest rival, Tattnall

Sugar Rush! Juniors Tim Finney
and Luke Knight look like they
might explode at any second as
they watch the game from the
bench

TEAM! MDS's Cavaliers form a
huddle on the mound to get
psyched up before a big game
Can't you just feel the eneray!?

We started out
slowly but after a

few games we

really picked it up,
and Im proud of
my team.~ Kevin
Balkcom

Stratford
Windsor

Windsor
John Milledge
George Walton
Stratford
Sherwood
Christian
Monroe
Tattnall
Windsor
St. Francis
St. Francis
Tattnall
George Walton
Monroe
John Milledge
Top Row from left to right: Coach Chester Pierce, Nick Richardson, Jon Howard, Edward Kendrick, Brandon Renfroe, Deerfield
Kevin Balkcom, Coach Tony Pierce. Middle Row: Rob Chandler, Adam Koetter, Chris Vance, Zack Dadismon, Luke Windsor
Knight, Britton Lockhart. Bottom Row: Brannen Dodd, Nick McClendon, Andy Knight, Tim Finney, Will Herfner, Matt
Greycheck

56 Varsity Baseball

Hit one out! The entire MDS
varsity baseball team is standing in
the dugout to support sophomore
Adam Koetter while he is at bat in
an important region game

I'll teach you not to slide! Senior
Britton Lockhart makes a vicious
tag as a daring base runner slides
into third. Little does he know he

will be tagged out at third

Shoot that peel Zack! Sopho
more Zack Dadisman postions
himself to throught yet another
strike against the opposing team

Caught in action, sophomore Nick Richardson
swings for another homerun to contribute to the
leading batting average of the team. This season
the Cavaliers had one of the best
records they have had * in years. The

hard work and dedication
Chris Vance, a senior, sacrifices

his body to stop a speeding
grounder on its way to right field that the team put

Baseball requires many such
sacrifices and skills into their season ond into
to the

their games resulted in such a success. In addition

success of the team, the head coach, Coach Chester Pierce, added to the enjoy-
Vogue! Senior catcher Kevin
=a nee D peas vee ment of this season by accomplishing over 350 wins for his coaching career.
eam is at bat. That poised face of
concentration can only belong to a
~ truly dedicated player as Kevin

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Varsity Baseball

They're not stopping me now! Kasey Smith, a
forward, dribbles through the opposing defense
Kasey was a key factor on the Cavalier offense

Right, left, right, and kick! Freshman Jamie Cribb

decides to polish up on her tango steps with an

opposing FPD player during an exciting match

JV soccer team, top row: Coach O'Brien, Coach Filush, A.Filush, K.Klingelhofer, F.Layfield,
K.Smith, S.Harrison, A.Stramiello, K.Taylor, E.Pittard,Coach Smith, B.Graham. Middle-P.Raines
A.Ferrara, J-Cribb, D.Davis, K.Wall, M.C.Smith, J.Freeman, A.Barham.Bottom-I.Miller, G. Ragonetti
G.Olivier, S.Appling. B.Burkhalter. K.Fennell. N-Cortes, B. Vance

B-Team soccer team, top row: A.Filush, Coach Filush, K.Klingelhofer, F.Layfield, E.Pittard, K.Taylor,

S.Harrison, T.Cooke , P.Raines. Middle: M. Castresana, S.Applling, B.Punziano, K.Hatcher, L.Patch

K.Marshal, J.Freeman, J.Robertson.Bottom: J.Cribb, I.Miller, G.Ragonetti, K.Fennell, S.Suchower, Keep your eyes on the ball! Freshman Sarah

R.Stiff, B.Hartley Harrison takes part in a pre-game warm-up drill
called juggling. It takes great skill to master this
technique

JV and B-Team Soccer

Hit it where they aren't! Freshman John Paul
Shelby ymnects with the basse ball with areat accurac
to gain a base hit for the tean

BALL = ST RIE

Top: Coach Brown, John Paul Shelby, Michael Grimsley, Mike Flanders, Ren Stanley,
Chad Stefano, Matthew Gay, Rashad Tharpe.Bottom: Scott Hatcher, Nick McClendon,
Brandt Orr, Nick Dermatas, Jonathan Koetter, Shane Stokes, Spencer Stull

That's the way to get down in the dirt! Scott
Hatcher, an 8th grader, scores the game winning run
while his opponent is left standing in the dust

Just look at that form! Freshman Chad Stefano uses
his awesome ability to throw the ball to homeplate in
hopes of preventing a run being scored

JV Baseball

Think you can get this ball?
Yeah right! Senior Patty Bieger
challenges an opposing Stratford
player for the ball. Out of all the
skills in soccer, heading the ball is

one of the hardest to master

A team that prays together wins
together and the MDS Cavs are
no exception to the rule. The
jirls take time out to get serious
before taking the field

> UW Y ta

_

Sophomore Jennifer Van uses her awesome
cut moves to manuever past any
opponent that crosses her path.

Jennifer plays fullback for the varsity

team and contributes to
er
best defense in

Sophomore Kelly OBrien
Defense is the key skillfully places the ball on the
field to help the Cavalier offense
f Form and power are essential and
part o . all sports Kelly is a prime example of both
teams and what

wins the game. The Girls Varsity Soccer Team was a great success and is

Rebecca Raffield, a sophomore

defender, gives her team hi -five

as she prepares to get out on the

field. Defense is her home and

for such a great season. when in action she is unstop-
pable.

predicted to be one of the best in the state next year. Good luck girls and thanks

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Girls Varsity Soccer

Laura The Kamikaze Perazzola
looks cute while warming up but
its a different story on the field
She strikes fear in her opponents
and is a tremendous help to the

defensive team

Freshman Jessie Rosa fires a
canon towards the opposing
teams helpless goalie. The other
team stares in amazement hoping
that maybe...just maybe she'll

miss this shot

I really enjoyed
this year's team
We had a got od
time and worked
hard too. I love
those girls

Johnny Lamb

Arlington
Bri kw Ti d
LaGrange

Deerfield

Augusta Prep
Oak Mountain
Monroe
Stratford
Tattnall
St.Francis
Weatminster
Heritage
Tattnall
Central
Fellowship

oe State Playoffs..

FPD Top: Claire Katner, Coach O'Brien, Jay Epps, Kelly Wall, Kasey Smith, Sarah Harrison, Patty Bieger, Rachael Patch,

Stratford < Jennifer Van, Amber Barham, Sean Coleman, Nick Ewing, Coach Filush, Coach Smith,Phillip Raines, Dyana Davis,

Frederica 3. Mary Catherine Smith, Kelly OBrien, Melita Kabashi, Erica Arena, Jessie Rosa, Laura Perazzola, Johnny Lamb, Andy
Filush, Katy Coates, Natalie Cortes, Rebecca Raffield, Beth Vance, Kay Chow, Genvieve Olivier, Alicia Stramiello

Girls Varsity Soccer

62

Il us

W IVEPS

RED ALERT! Its the senior class of
1998! This year, the leaders of the school
really displayed their abilities through
various clubs, positions of leadership,
programs and competitions. The SENIORS
participated in two different retreats: one in
the fall to get to know each other and one
in the spring to say good-bye. Best of
all, the seniors learned to grow together
and with a little help from their friends

they created a memorable last year at

Mount de Sales. They take from MdS the

knowledge and strength of character that

will help them fulfill their dreams.

Seniors

Quick! Carlos
look! That person
is taking a
PICTURE of us
Give them a
smile. Seniors
Carlos Denson
and Jason Boney
are caught at a
pep assembly
Seniors are the
best and they
always rule in the
school spirit
department

How can you resist these beautiful
SMILES and these lovely faces? Se-
niors Megan Floyd and Tiffany Domin
gos stop for a moment after the annual
candlelight carol service to let us know
how areat it is to finally be a senior

@ How sweet!" Seniors Lesley
Anne Jordan, Patty Bieger, and
Amanda Evans take a break from a
typically busy day to give Mrs.
Boone a hug in appreciation for all
her hard work. Teachers need
HUGS too you know!

4@ Wearing this GOOFY swim club
hat seems to be paying off quite
nicely. Seniors Angie Cook, Ben
Hale, and Corlee Blum reveal the
lighter side of being a senior at
MDS. Friendship is what it is all
about!

- Here is a toast to a great Senior I cant believe you are giving us
year. Senior Teddy Katner looks a test on Friday. Haven't you read

forward to an UNFORGETTABLE
and beneficial senior year. He also
appreciates an out of dress code
day. Seniors never get too old for
that

about the plight of being a senior?
Senior class member Justin Leslein
gets another opportunity to perfect
his TIME management skills

~**l love you and | am proud of you. Kristin
Kelly's mom congratulates her daughter

9 Reach for the stars. Catherine Stroupe tells
the future graduates during the Mass

>

Live long and prosper. signs the class of @Its about time! Jeff Strickland proudly
ninety-eight to future graduates of MDS. wears his senior shirt. Thank God for this day!

64 Senior Madness

Ceuior, Maduers

... And the lovely couple is.."Thomas Wi!
liamson and his date stroll down the leadout
ramp

If you add 5 ** Seniors work in groups to
understand the math problems

Round 'em up,cowboyWhitney Wimberly
ties up Mathis Coxon during the Homecoming ro-
deo.

Boy that was so funny! Robert Zimmer- Make new friends! Mia Armstrong,
man, Matt Defore, and Adam Scott joke around. Brooke Stone, Melita Kabashi, and GiGi Denson
smile.

Senior madness 6 5

Thomas Jefferson Bell

A pretty picture! Mz

class. It ist ist an elect

6 6 Seniors

Sh

Mia Nicole Armstrong Kevin Wade Balkom William Leroy Barrineanu IV

David Michael Berndt DaVonne LaRice Bivins

Corlee Anna Blum Beth Jane Bollinger

Jason Scott Boney Tabitha Andrea Burney

Cristina Maria Burress LaKeesa Shawntia Butler

Elizabeth Claire Chapman

Philip Montgomery Cheshire Katy Chow

Randall Brooks Coates

Mathis David Coxon

Angie Marie Cook

dames Lee Crawford

Darci Teresa Davidson Dawn Danielle Davis Eric Parker Davis

CP Pet ett?
SVC A SARS

@Senior Kerry McLaurin steadily carries the large

@ Tiffany Domingos reads the Christmas story to the :
= ~ orale = cross down the aisle as he leads the excited senior ac-

congregation during the beautiful service at the

church

colytes during the candlelight carol service at St. Jo-

Candlelight Carol Service

'Get ready. |
Oh holy night! Senior candlebearers stand qu Latonya M

as Crarle lelivers a very specia nristmas strona.and Gia

Couior
Memories .. .

Candlelight is a
time when the school
comes together to
celebrate the birth of
Jesus. I especially
liked the atmosphere
of the church when
the candles were lit.
Darci Davidson

It was pretty in St.
Josephs and 1 en-
joyed singing in the
choir loft for the first
Sie time. The view was
really spectacular.

Tough day boys? Just sit down and relax a Tasty snacks guys? Carlos Denson and Kevin = Catherine
while. Seniors Charles Frey, Lee Barrineau, Eddie Balkom prove that you can have your cake and eat it Stroupe

Mcbride, and Lance Lyde take a moment to regain too. These senior guys were ready to eat the delicious

their energy from the senior lead in. Theres still half snacks that were provided for them to enjoy after the

a school year to go..hang in there guys! candlelight carol service

Candlelight Carol Service

Lindsay Elisabeth Dessem

Helen Amanda Evans Paul James Filush

Megan Rose Floyd

Adam Scott Ford Jesse Michael Fortson

Charles William Frey

David Robert Furtney Jr. Benjamin Darity Hale Caitlin Lagarde Hickey

Jon Christopher Howard Lesley Anne Jordan

Melita Kabashi

Theodore Lawrence Katner Kristen Cathleen Kelley Edward Kendrick Ill

George Paul Kirkland Jason Edward Koch

Michael Steven Kusar Johnny Nicole Lamb

Bouding Together

*You are so crazy, Philip . Lesley Anne Jordan en-
joys one of Philip Cheshires jokes during a group session

**You are my sunshine. Please dont take my sun-
shine away. Amanda Evans and Sam Singer share a
friendly hug

Easy now, e-easy now. Chad Cavendar gives James Touch somebody's hand _.. Carrie Pierce places her

Crawford an uneasy look as the egg is passed during the re- paper hand among those of her classmates on the friendship
lay circle.

7 2 Senior Retreat

Yumm. This pizza is the
best!'K ity Chow comments

#Arent we lovely? A group of friends pose for a pic
ture that is bound to be worth thousands ... One day!!

Senior Retreat was a
time for us to not only
evaluate ourselves per-
sonnally, but to look at
our different relationships
with each other. It was a
time for bonding and a
time to express exacty
how we feel. Trysha
Stephens

I really enjoyed the re-

. treats this year. I feel that
pa vee we will never forget this
| pe se, expierence. Terese Mc-

Gee

#*We have had many fun times together. Narreinar I can spin it around my neck too. Jon Howard
' Williams and Darci Davidson happily recount all their mem- shows his hula hoop skills to the senior cheering class
ories.

Senior Retreat 7 3

Jean Marjorie Logan

Ding Dong!

are a

with sweet songs

Andrew Len Lizek

Franklin Dartanian Mack

Dennis Katabalwa Matovu

John Edwin McBride

Deborah Alexis Mason

Michael Vincent Mazza

Latonya Nicole McClendon

Fareeda Genise McClinton Kerry O'Neal McLaurin

Mary Elizabeth Meadows Rebecca Ann Merschat Lindsay Lauren Misch

Andrew Stephen Noller

Stephanie Alison Parker Carl Samson Perazzola Carrie Elizabeth Pierce

Armond Jamal Power

Brinda Kumar Ramaiya Kimberly Cobb Rankin Lisa Anne Reeves

Take a Bow

We have finally made it." Alexis Mason and Jon
Howard share a moment of happiness before the graduation
ceremony

*'At times like these a thank you is all you need.
Caitlin Hickey gratefully takes an award from Mr.Coates

Shake with one hand,take with the other. Beth The two students with the highest honors."
Bollinger hopes to remember the steps in the graduation cer- | Mr.Pierce presents Erica Talley and Brinda Ramaiya with
emony their medals.

7 6 Graduation Exercises

Wow, This is mine!Sister of Mercy recipient Mia Arm
strong stands in awe while Sister Rosina compliments her

' That was a funny
joke.Lindsay Dessem laughs at a
silly joke while she awaits the Bacca
lareate ceremony.The ceremony was
held at St. Josephs Church.This is an
example of how laid back the seniors
really are

lam a graduate!New Alumnus Danielle Davis poses We will always be friends.Kimmie Rankin and Chris
ith her family for a joyful picture after graduation. Vance refuse to let the friendship end with everything else.

Graduation Exercises 7 7

Ross John Ryan

Samuel John Anson Singer

ile, a.

Warren Anthony Stramiello

Jeff Daniel Strickland Catherine Sarah Stroupe

Maurice William Tice

Christopher Bryan Vance Betsy Jo Washbum Kendall Margaret Wall

7 8 Seniors

Antonio Levar Wesley Benjamin Thomas Wilhelm Narreinar Pawsheun Williams

Thomas Auqustus Williamson Ill

Jeremy Rudd Wisdom Whitney Rachael Wimberly Stephanie Lynn Wilson

Patricia Allene Yarbrough

We love being seniors!" Patt iger Anne ar var Kirkland, and
lok Lamb ar

ing it

| Robert Earl Zimmerman

Seniors 7 9

**Now I can have that graduation feel-
ing.Narreinar Williams and Chad Cavender
chill on the bus

Just chillin,trying to stay cool.A group # We are the best.Philip Cheshire stakes a
of seniors take a needed break at Universal flag in the trapezoid at the seniors school run

8 0 Senior Moments

The Altar boy will lead us!Pau! Filush car

ries the cross at mass on Ascension Thursday

I will remember..Gathering at the trapezoid

P
D on the last school day is a senior tradition.

Boogie down Mike.This senior joins in
with the staff at King Henry's Feast for some fun.

- 8, Our Traditions
>s

1) The senior retreats

2) Running through the halls

3) Gathering in the trapezoid at the end of the
last day of school

4) Senior class trip

5) Candlelight Carol Service in December

6) Baccalaureate Mass
7) Running at the pep rallys

#Gosh,! cant believe that this is the last
time.The seniors assemble for their last mass.

Senior Moments 8 |

Seniors

Seniors 8 3

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wal me

PEOPLE , people and the rest of

yall too! One of the greatest strengths of
MdS is the diversity of its people. And
even though we are so different in many

ways, We are also very alike. We all

share the experiences of our school

comunl ty. Common experiences

can bind people Lagether and friendships

formed in high school can often eVOlve

into lifelong relationships. The warm
atmosphere fostered by the faculty helps
MDS live up to its blue ribbon standard of

excellence. MdsS is a great place to be!

84

People

Wild and
Crazy Kids!
Middle schoolers
Jacki Clark,
Haley Huckabee,
and Michael
Clowers spend
some free time
near the
trapezoid. MdS is
a PEOPLE
oriented school
and thats what
makes it great!

Oh Man! Look At That! Sopho

mores Jaime Davis and Andy Filush

LAUGH at something funny during ar

assembly. Good friends and good

times make high school an experience

of a lifetime. These are truly the best -
days of your lives boys!
@ Which is the real Mac Man?
Mr. Mac poses with the GIANT rep-
lica of his head that Brinda Ra-
maiya and Edward Kendrick cre-
ated. No, it is not true that MdS stu-
dents gather around it to burn in-
cense on test days

Friends forever or at least during
lunch. Janelle Joe, Terri Tyson,
Michelle Bentley, Jessica Deeb,
and Becky Kersey hug in the trape-
zoid. STRONG friendships make
coming to school every morning a
lot easier

@ Abbracadabbra, Presto Deep in meaningful thought.
Chango!" Magician Bradley Mc- Michael Slonaker spends a few
Clung does some MAGIC and tries QUIET moments studying before
to make John LeBlanc disappear his next class. When it comes to

as his lovely assistants, Amanda
Jensen, Leslie Witherington, and
Emily Andrews look on in amaze-
ment

crunch time, MdS students come
through and when it is chill time,
It's all good.

@"No.1
nonestly we are
ghting,
> bit of

macho male

Ye
bonding! It's a

our Guess is as ae
Playful Juniors
Bradley
McClung, John
Michael Pearce,
and John
LeBlanc express
their close
friendship in
strange, but
loving, ways

How many
more blue boots
do I have to cut
out? Junior
Shell Kurzen asks
tiredly as she
smiles for a quick
snapshot. Doing
plenty of cutting,
coloring, and
cheering, the
juniors fought
hard for second
place during
Homecoming
Week

At MDS, the days
are based on an
education which
helps us to grow and
serves us in life
experiences.

Vernon Logan

ueZo] woula,

O VISITING GIRLS _-

HOME GIRLS
CONCES
&CA

Highschool is
the time when
we make friends
that we plan on
keeping in touch
with for the rest
of our lives.
Suzanne
Mattox

xoWeP] euuezns

@ Who says clowns are 6'Il cant believe that I actually
just for laughs? Taj agreed to wear a brown
Middleton and Brandon cardboard horse around my
Jolley show that they can waist! Rebecca Stokes

still appear dignified exclaims

Don't Elizabeth Coleman
Michelle Black, Kelly Brown,
Katie Bentley, and Jennifer
Blankenship belong in a jeans
ad?

Where is it? I can't find it!
Laura Perazzola hurridly skims
through the papers looking for
her number in the Pony Ex

press

on David Springer

he
David
ion to promote our fruit

G raiser

T ragedies it
Schnell risks

Good friends
must always stick
together!
Juniors Connie
Alman and
exchange student
Vivi Dinorah take
a break from
cheering.

Juniors 8 7

Jonathan Akin
Connie Alman
Emily Andrews
Wayne Andrews

Thomas Annandale
Missy Arcand

Lillie Austin
Gabriel Azar

Katie Bentley

Michelle Black
Jennifer Blankenship
Vari Brown

Kelley Brown
Melanie Brown
Vance Bumgardner

Jonathan Canady
Chris Carrigan
Dmya Carswell
John D. Cassidy
Summer Causey
Elizabeth Coleman
Michelle Craig

@ This test is hard!" Maria
Sanchez searches for an an
swer

oLena Mathis cant seem to get
all the cheese off her fingers

Nothing is so embarrasing as watching
someone do something that you said

couldnt be done.

-- Sam Ewing

The truth of the matter is that you a,
ways know the right thing to do.

hard part is doing it.

--Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkoff

Teachin kids td
teaching them

Jamie Crawford
Jeffrey Crumbley
Mary Daigle
Stefano Danese
Donovan Davis
Shan Davis
Kelly Dessart
Vyviani Dinorah

Holly Dugas
Chad Elloitt
Tim Finney
Jessica Garcia
Marla Geddis
Matt Graycheck
Chad Green

count is fine, but David Grinstead
Kris Harris

what counts is best. Will Hefner

--Bob Talbert Sara Hill
m f Eric Hoque

Chris Howard

what a person thinks not
John Michael Howell

tells us what he thinks, but , Terrell Hubbard
actions. Erin Huellemeier
Jennifer Jaudon

--lsaac Bashevis Singer a pone 2 a

4Homeroom and History go
well together!" Jeffrey Crumb-
ley gets some homework done
before the school day officially

You interrupted my conver-
sation with Terrell! Shan Davis
tells the camera how she feels

b about having her picture taken
begins

Juniors

You must do the things you think you
cannot do.
Amanda Jensen
Brandon Jolley -- Eleanor Roosevelt
Luke Knight yA .
Shell Kurzen

If a window of opportunity

John LeBlanc down the shades.
Alison Lewis
April Lewis
Vernon Logan
Brad Lynch

Lena Mathis A | always prefer
Suzanne Mattox

Katie Mayers it saves SO much
Bradley McClung
Jessica McDaniel
Brennan McGoldrick

Carl Merschat Often the best
Taj Middleton :
Turner Oppy score.
Brinson Orr 3
John Michael Pearce
Michelle Peavy

@ It's me, Holly Dugas. Can't
you tell who's behind this
mask?

Chris Carrigan plays it cool
even when hes surrounded by
girls

9 8] People

Laura Perazzola
James Prigatano
Kelly Raines
Branden Renfroe
Mandie Reynolds
Matt Ritter

Maria Sanchez

appears, dont pull t Kim Sarabia
, David Schnell

. Eric Sessions
--Tom Peters Glen Shelby

Robert Snider
Sarah Stiff

to believe the best of everybody- Jessica Sitileon

time. Ae Rebecca Stokes
--Rudyard Kipling ' pclae aig

John Tripp

way to win is to forget to keep Dennisha Vinson
Michael Walton
Nathan Williams
Leslie Witherinaton
Leslee Worrell

-- Maria Espinosa Murphy

4These juniors sure can get @ These girls prove that red
pumped up for football games! heads do have the most fun!

Juniors 4 |

sMaipuYy AyIWwy spjouAoy epuewy

every-

Year rocks
the house!

The year
thing went
so fast!

ee

@ Yo quiero Taco Bell. A
group of Junior boys sit in the
bleachers dreaming about good
food and running for the bor-
der

Come on Kelly
you can share it with me

you know
Junior
Kelly Raines pretends not to
take notice as Melanie Brown
coaxes her to tell about her se-
cret

@*Obh! Tt t
Junior Missy Arcar
chewy snack while sitting

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r friends it

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trapezoid

so stk

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with

Real
dolls

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make

Jolleys got tal

paper

# You look like
you've just seen
a ghost. Junior
Brennan
McGoldrick is
caught in the
headlights of Mrs.
Sinksens camera
while sitting in
class.

Juniors

No Where

T like the
lunches
here a lot.
Everything
else is
pretty cool,
too.

T like the
school
more and
more every
year I
spend
here!

People

David Puryear

ma

jas

eB)

aD)
,

lo Go

@Sophomores Ross Crum-
bley, Robert Connely, and
Sean Coleman strut their
stuff on the way to their next
class

Hurry
sophomores,
hurry! Sheridan
Hall is on fire!
(Just kidding. Its
only a routine fire
drill.)

Do you think
that if we just
stand here
looking hip
someone will
come and take
our picture?

What are you looking at?
Get your own pizza! Mary
Catherine Smith protects
her meal from the camera

man

@ Watching proudly, Nick Rich-
ardson waits patiently for his
teammates to join him and
Xavier Randall at the recogni-
tion assembly

This Algebra is way too
easy! Brannen Dodd and Car-
rie DeLoach laugh their way
through a simple assignment in
homeroom

Katie Hofstadter is e

# Mike Flanders is cornered by

Keely Stanley for a picture

4... and that is
the point of the
game.
Sophomore
Adam Koetter
explains the ring
toss to Brent
Hamon.

Tenth Grade g 5

Experience is the name everyone gives his
mistakes.
Erica Arena
pone Lari -- Elbert Hubbard
Ross Barrineau
Sandra Barton P

Success is getting what you want.

Alex Beeson | Happiness is linking what you ge
Jeff Bester - = --H. Jackson Brown
Taylor Bragg:
David Brennaman ;
Trey Brown

Chris Burch The future has a way
Rob Chandler nounced.
Sean Coleman
Robert Connely
Micah Cooper
Natalie Cortes

Lucy Crosby
Ross Crumbley

Zach Dadisman . ' The nice
Dyana Davis they do
Jamie Davis ; , ;

Carrie DeLoach

Brannon Dodd

Reason

@ Kelly OBrien and Kasey
Smith prove friends are good to
lean on

@Katie Hofstadter, Derek Tho-
mas, & Mary Jo Staples chill
out!

4 6 People

Justin Downs
Jonathan Ducote
Jay Epps

Ryan Fallon
Steve Fennel
Russ Ferreyra
Andy Filush
Mike Flanders

Jason Grizzard
Pierce Hale
Brent Hamon
Brooke Hartley
Josh Hattaway
Molly Hefner
Sean Hickey

j S Amanda Higdon
rf _ J r JaMelle Hill
; ~ Jim Hitchcock
-George F. Will d Katie Hofstadter
. , f } Ben Huffman

Autumn Huntsinger

thing about egotists is that Anne Hurley
Ls Jared Intaphan

ot talk about other people. Rokita Johnson
Ben Jones

--Lucille S. Harper
Clare Katner

@ Tabatha LeMaster and her

4The three legged race was
quest enjoy lunch on the trape-

popular at Spirit Day this year
zoid

Tenth Grade 9 7

While an original is hard to find, he is easy
Melody Kirkland ; to recongnize.
Andy Knight ; : - -
Adam Koetter

Tabatha LeMaster -- John L. Mason

. | always try to do si
Christina Leslein j 7
Loti Lesile > < things before breakfast.
Sherry Long > -
John Lynch

Nikki Lyster -- Lewis

Matt McBride :
Ninita McCan It's what you lea
Jessie McCarren , ! that counts.
Terri McCrea t ~ >
Sarah Mead
Mitchell Mixon

Mike Morrow
Lindsey Mummert
Kelly O'Brien
Heather Orange
Rachael Patch
Alysson Pohl

Tim Price

Melissa Washbum enjoys <
refreshing coke after school

eTaylor Bragg and Adam
Stafford discuss important mat

ters

Elena Proctor
Jennifer Puckett
David Puryear
Rebecca Raffield
Xavier Randall
Jennifer Ray
Marques Redd
Becky Reese

Nick Richardson
R. P. Rider
Melissa Rosa
Walter Sanders
Samantha Silva
Emily Smith
Kasey Smith

after you know it all

Mary Catherine Smith
Danny Snyder

Rachel Spradley
Adam Stafford

Keely Stanley

Mary Jo Staples

--John Wooden
never as good as everyone
you when you win, and never Malis Stewart
as they say when you lose. Michael Stramiello

Jennie Thigpen

--Lou Holtz 7 @ Derek Thomas

Katie Thomason

Tenth Grade

Jennifer Van

Beth Vance
Ryan Wade

Meg Walters
Melissa Washburn
Chrissy Waterman

Katie Welsh
Jane Wooley
Kevin Wright

John Zebell

Christina Leslein ties her shoe

R-P Rider searches his book

bag

Kasey Smith uses those mus

cles

Psst, | have
something to tell
you! Molly
Hefner and
Amanda Higdon
tell secrets before
school.

Emily, Brooke, & John relax

101

Tenth Grade

T think
that friends
are a lot of
what

makes
MDS a

great

school.

The teach-
ers here are
great; they
really help
if you dont
understand
some-
thing.

Carla Paschke

Crystle Roberson

Makeup is half of th

ter." Mr. Freeman preaches to

5 aught in

tunned by

the

the

Freshmen David
Rumph and
Blake Ballard
compare notes
on what it takes
to be hip students
at Mount de
Sales

Dont do that,
you scared me
Kirk Davenport is
surprised by the
camera, but
Marisa Scott
remains
oblivious

headlich
eadlights

camera, John

Natalie Andrews as he applies
her makeup for the play

urley can t escape the eye of

the Yearbook staff

@ Soccer players always look
so cool Nick McClendon Nick
Miklowski, and Phillip Walkem
eyer receive letters at a sports

assembly

re
nh win
ha "

Must finish befo

jetting sleepy Racing t

finish, Spencer Stull racks hi

I I
brain for the

> correct answers

#*Knees high, head up, and
4 a 4 it | \dsey
Gaskins leads her team to a wir

Powder Puff football during

Look at that
dancing! Where
did they learn
that? Brooke
Melton and Kelly
Wall watch their
classmates at the
Back to School
Dance

Ninth Grade

Give a man a fish and he won't starve for a
i day. Teach a man how to fish and he
ibe - won't starve for his entire life.
Natalie Andrews ; } - African proverb
Blake Ballard

The most exciting phrase to

: ; science, the one that heralds
Carman Bell : " . . . us pe
Michlle Bentlev = discoveries, is not Eureka

Florence Bivins y :

oe ~= it) but That's funny...
Jonathan Blankenship / : --Isaa
Land Bonner ' in c

Julia Brost-Clark
Justin Bundrage others see failure,
Patrick Cassidy
Daniel C astresana others see shadow
Sean Caulfield ; ; 1
Royc e Collins

The hopeful man

Devin Cooper
Jamie Cribb
Tyler Cribb
Jason Culpepper
Kirk Davenport . : self on
Jessica Deeb 7 vi
Evan Demere

Asimov

sees success where
sunshine where
and storm

--O.S. Marsden

is not the result of spontaneous
tion. You must first set your-
fire.

-- Fred Shiero

Rick Dews

Will Dowling
Amanda Ferrara
Chad Folsom
David Garcia
Carl Garofalo
Lindsey Gaskins
Matthew Gay

Brandon Geddis
Margo Gentry
Brittany Graham

Ed Grisamore

Kate Haney
Candace Harrington
Clint Harrison

Sara Harrison
Christy Hatton
Brittney Heath
Mary Heenar
Emily Hernandez
Jennifer Herndon

Lindsey Hodler
Bobby Honrath
John Hurley
Adreanna Jackson
Janelle Joe

y fabulous

nifer Webb with that. These freshman girl
} hespian s prove that ning homeroor
White Room of My not have to be all busi

Remembering

105

Ninth Grade

Life is like a bicycle. You dont fall off

unless you plan to stop pedaling.

Erica Johnson y P P pede S
Ben Johnston - Claude Pepper
Becky Kersey
Karen Klingelhofer

Man will occasionally stumble ov
Lauren LeBlanc truth, but most times he will pick
Ryan Leonard ; Y
arry on.
Chris Lockwood and carry o1

Jana Mann

-- Winston
Elizabeth Mason

Anthony Mazza
Nick McClendon
Brooke Melton
Nick Miklowski
Ivey Miller
Jennifer Nelson

Winners never quit

Wes Nichols

Bobby Nickels
Tania Nix

John Norfleet
Timothy O'Mahony
Genevieve Olivier

Charles Park

Look at my pearly, white
teeth! Freshman Kevin Sum
mers is not ashamed to show
off his great smile for Mount de
Sales to see

Cool! I have not played on an
Etch-A-Sketch in a while
Freshman Jessie Rosa gets in
touch with the little kid inside of

her

l 0 6 People

Carla Paschke
Jenny Paschke
Liz Pearce

Jayme Potts
Georgia Ragonetti
Phillip Raines
Crystle Robersor

Jessie Rosa

Molly Rowland
he David Rumph
rr up Lanier Sammons
\ " Justin Schuchmann
. Marisa Scott
Billy Shackelford

rchill
John Paul Shelby

Ginny Shoup
Brian Slocum
Cam Snow
Ren Stanley

Vince Lombardi aD Chad Stefano
: Mike Stone

quitters never win.

could have thought of that is a
| misleading > for ee Spencer Stull
ar and misleading one, for the sittin thee ihane
they didnt. Eden Taylor
- Douglas Adams : Rashad Tharpe
Keri Beth Tidmore

Really, we're not gossiping. |
promise y Shoup and
Potts share the latest

what's going on ir

107

Ninth Grade

dustin Trentadue

Terri Tyson
Phillip Walkemeyer

Kelly Wall
Ben Washburm
Rachel Watts

Jennifer Webb
Laura Wilhelm
Dallas Williams
Jordan Wilson
Cletia Wimberly

Clint and Ben listen carefully to
the student council candidates

Lindsey manages to securely tie
up her unfortunate partner,

Nick

Jessica is dressed up for the
Wild, Wild West during Home-
coming Week

Abh, back at
MDS again!

This group of
freshmen
patiently waits for
ID photos on the
first day of
school. It feels
great to come
back here

Ninth Grade

Yee Haw! We
ove to dosi
2 doe! Our middle
eC nN IS e schoolers were
really excited to
participate in the
Homecoming

Beginning =

Oh no! I can't
find my number!
| gotta hurry!
Jesse Mielarczyk
tries to find his
number during
the annual MDS

Bonfire
The most fun | a

had this year
was going to
watch and cheer
at football games
with my friends
and being able
to support our
football team
and Mount de
Sales Acad-
emy!" Daryl
Ebanks

7th Grade

Being at MDS
has taught me
about education,
friendship, and
has encouraged
me to do more
for my school. |
hope that next
year will be
more exciting for
us. Courtney

Edington

8th Grade

Go MDS football! rings Thank gosh its break, my fa-

- : vorte time he dav! Sarah

throughout the MDS aym as vorite time ol le day er arat

theo tod 7+ ; Harmon and Kimberly Thomas

le excited /th graders P : <itkal

take a break from their dail

cheer on their favorite play ake < reak m_ the daily
ers routine

ISITING GIRLS

ONCESSION
CAFETERI

2 Nave to make it

Anna Zimmer

@ Today Iam
making a new
plan to TAKE
OVER THE
WORLD! Ben
Pierce schemes in
class

Hey, did you hear about
Gina Trentadue, Catherine

Whittington, and Caitlin Mur

@ When you smile, the whole
world smiles with you! Frances

Layfield, Brooke Burkhalter hg: =e :
phy discuss the middle schools

and Katie Hatcher hide those : : =, =
pearly-whites news 4 > ne
a

Eighth Grade ] | |

Megan Aller
Andy Arena
Justin Banks

Andy Blum

Hannat Bradley
Kristin Bryatn
Sarah Burch
Matthew Burns
Matt Carrigan

Josh Chafin
Katie Coates
Jon Cochran

Erin Colemar
Wright Colemar
Laura Conway

Haley Crawford
Kristen Croom
Jeff Dadisman

Stephanie Deep

Sarah DeLoact
Nick Dermatas
Emily Dessem

I find the harder | work, the more luck | seem to

have.

--Thomas Jefferson

Whether you think that you can, q
can't, you are usually right.
--Henry Ford

Wit is educate!

--Aristotle

Julia Doolittle
Naseem Duva
Courtney Edington
Autumn Ethridge
Nick Ewing

Amy Faircloth
Katie Fennell
Dustin Fordham

Jessica Freeman
Audra George
Jason Glow
Andy Graycheck
Michael Grimsley
Hamilton Hardison
Sarah Harmon

Ashley Harrison
Scott Hatcher
Lea Hattaway
Megan Hickman
Brandon Hughes
Kelly Hutto

bn is more important than knowl- Clifford Jance
Cori Johnson
--Albert Einstein 4 . Karlene Karrfalt
; Tala Katner

Kimberly Kelsey

@Man, these burgers are da
bomb! Virgil Watkins enjoys
lunch

4@Sometimes I feel more like a

ballerina than a cheerleader!

Eighth Grade | 13

The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift
is nothing without work.

sthan Koetter j
--Emile Zola

Amy Laughter
Jennifer Leverett

Katie Leverett

Do not look where you fell but where
slipped.

Andrew Liedle
--Proverb

Mike Lopapa
Brittany Lynct
Mike Madison
Kevin Matovu

Only two things are
human stupidity, and

Ryohei Matsumoto
former.

Lee Matthews
Colby Mayers
Brian McBrearty
Cole Miller
Whitney Misch

--Albert Einstein

Ben Mishra
Caitlin Murphy
Brandt On
Charley Oxley
Ben Pierce
Christina Price
Marquita Redd

Lindsay Richardson

Jason Glow

l | 4 People

Matthew Richardson
Tabatha Roberson
Kimberly Rockmore
Maria Rouse

Lydia Sewell
Michael Slonaker
Shelby Smith
Spencer Smith

Ashley Spillers
Laura Stanley
Anna Stiff
Shane Stokes
Steven Stone
Alicia Stramiello
Allen Stroupe

infinite, the universe and

I'm not sure about the
Skyler Stull
Kristin Taylor
dames Taylor
Kimberly Thomas
Gina Trentadue

In theory,there is no difference
between theory and practice. Virgil Watkins
But in practice, there Is. Katherine Wittington

--Jan L.A. van de Snepschut Matt Williams
Kristen Williamson

Sean Wilson
Laura Wood

t dressed now?

@'Try doing it this way

De olittle t eips Katie F ennel hurmes alter

Eighth Grade

115

The detention list will be posted on the bulletin
board outside the cafeteria. Check your name

and room location and be prompt for
--Coach Chester Pierce

cetentior

along lines of excellence
definition of happiness by

JFK

Rachel Azar
Kristina Baker
Anthony Baumantr
Kristi Beall

Zach Benson

Katie Blackburr Reach high, for stars lie
Andrew Blakenship Dream deep, for every d
Colin Boott . . oal.
Brandon Branch : - : ; : .
Brooke Burkhalter tree's --Ralph Vaull Starr
Alan Cardwell es ee

Marisa Castresana
Scott Causey
Justin Channel
Blake Chapmar
Jacki Clark
Michael Clowers

Rachael Conr

. ,

i Ta Sy See

. a

John Michael Cunard
Saral Dessart

Nena Dillard

Camille Dizon

Daryl Ebanks

Drew Edwards
Angela Ellis

Stephanie Ely

Wrenn Federlein
Jennifer Fordham
Josh Gaskins
Whitr ey Glover
Kris Golub
Christi Grizzard

Nancy Haney

hidden in your soul. =f
ream precedes the Catherine Harris
' Brittany Hartley
Katie Hatcher
Stever Hol Ss
J.T. Holtor
Katie Horst

paration for tomorrow is to do
superbly well.
Haley Huckabee
; Peter Hudson
Clay Huffmar
Gwen Johnson
Sara Johnsor

@Rebecca

chower stride throug

Seventh Grade { 17

Theresa Jurgensen
Andy Kalbfleisch
Cole Keever
Aaron Kelley

John Kipe

Amanda Koplin
Frances Layfield
Catherine Leverett
Hillary Lipko
Brandon Logue
Karen Marshall

Matthew McCrory
Sam Meadows

Brian Mears
Brandon Melton
Richard Meredith
Elizabeth Meriwether
Jessie Mielarczyk

Nhadia Montreuil
Juan Morales
dayanthi Narain
Audra Nessing
William Nicholson
Nneka Nwosu
Jennifer Oliver
Lauren Patch

southerly Appling gets ready to

plunge into the weekend

Whitney Glover & Theresa Jur

gensen relax at the end of the

day

No man is so poor as to have

nothing worth giving.

Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow

It's a funny thing about lif
to accept anything but the
often get it.

- W. Some

It may
do most
most.

Bailey Perdue
Shantrice Peters
John David Pinkston
Emily Pittard

Eric Puglielli
Brooklyn Punziano
Lyndsey Pye

Tom Radomski

Satish Reddy
Jessica Riggs
Rocky Rogers
Jenna Schmitt
j Kyle Schuchmann
jaugham i ne Go eee Billy Schwab

-6 Solomon Sewell

ou refuse
, you very

Megan Sightler
se who Franklin Smith
j : Benjamin Smith
a : Rachael Smith
Jason Spicer
James Stallings
Rebekah Stiff

cock

Ashley Stokes
Seth Story

Sara Suchower
Geoffrey Walker
Jameson Wilson
William Young
Anna Zimmerman

A pessimist is one who makes
difficulties of his opportunities;
A optimist is one who makes | | 4

opportunities of his difficulties
- Reginald B. Mansel Seventh Grade

yes
would li
pe ppe ron
lots of extra
cheese, a basket
of breadsticks
h cheese dip
{

In The Know S

break from a
hard days work
to order a pizza
for lunch one

alternoon

& Gosh
teaching classes
grading papers
making lesson
ns coacl

sports, and d
all the things
teachers do sure
does take a lot
out of a person!
Coach Brown
takes refuge in
the Teacher's
Lounge in order
to get some of his

During my a

second year of work done in

Sores, =

an assembly. We

walked in fifteen

minutes late." Mrs
Melanie Bentley

@ You know you're 9 Repeat after me: Mrs
jealous of my cheese hat! Dermatas listens intently to
Mr. Mike Garvin leads the Mr. Freeman as she receives
student body in a cheer for a lesson in dramatic

the football team storytelling

| 20 People

@ You want a picture of me?
Sister Rosina questions the pho

toarapher while Sister Geral-
dyne acts like he is not even

there

$ That's right. I'm cool and I've
got a motorcycle. Mr. Mac pre-
pares to ride off on his shiny

red bike

new | could still
ile a hula hoop! An ener
getic Mrs. Boone releases some

excess English class tensior

neerieaders

pump up the students

My new hat is
definitely in style
and it was
definitely made
for me! Mr
Smith reveals
theres a silly side
underneath his
teaching facade

Faculty | 2 |

Q No Ifs
es Ands or Buts

Ab
Mrs. Patti Able Mrs. Nancy Allen out 1t

School Secre

* 2

Mrs. Bentle

y rs
Middle Schoo! Math Hiat

Gloria Bester Mrs. Lee Boone Mr. Travis Brown Mrs. Linda Cardwell Mrs. Eileen Carlson
t Guidance Engqlist t ronment [ t Off Ss

S zebra, Env enta De pme World Geogr
INSE rr nce, Asst

Asst. Track

Ms. Barbara Castresana _ Mrs. Jane Claxton Mr. Don Coates

Spanish, Sr sh Honor cng Christian Scripture Development Director, Key

Society at ve Ambassadors

Just pretend that we are playing a really good computer game. Mrs
Brenda Timms and Mr.Tom Rule work to access top secret Mount de Sales A, trative Secr wo cece, fins Samos We ery egy tere! zy
files. Dont worry, they won't teach their students the art of hacking; its not i
part of their job description

122

People

4
en

4

Lo |

F
i

Mr. Kevin Dockrell ; Mrs. Betty Dohn
Religion, Photography, AP Peace Through Justice Mr. John Freeman
American History, Moot Christology, Prophets English, Drama Director
Court Hebrew Scriptures

Mrs. Amelia Dermatas
Biology

a

P

_ Mr. Mike Garvin Pk Mr. -_ om 7 Miss Katherine Hatcher Mrs. Lynn Hatcher
Geometry, Calculus, Math Ae V Fo bah G e Teck Spanish, English, B.Softball Math, Christian Scriptures
Team votdall, Girls | rac B. Basketball V. Softball, V. Basketbal

Mr. Tumer can |
go to the
bathroom? I need
to brush my
teeth. Mr.

Miss Tammy Jo Hope _ Mrs. Lynn Hutto Stephen Turner Mrs. Lisa Kersey Mr. William Loy
Girl's P.E., Cross Country English, DeSales DeSpatch Financial Secretary Spanish
C-Team Basketball

Tread my
homework
while I was
suntanning and
the glare was
so bad that I
couldn't see
the words." Mr.
Scott Turner

Mrs. Joan Maril My. Ron McLachlan Mrs. Diane Mead Mrs. Debra Mermann
Academic Support Services Physics, Chemistry, Art, Art Honor Society Sex Education
Astronomy, Academic SADD
Bowl, Science Bow! :

123

As a Matter

of Co urses Mi. Terrance Meveeun Mr. Paul Midkiff

Mr. Michael Miles Mrs. Rebecca Mixon Mrs. Mary Frances Peery

Ma

Mr. Chester Pierce Mr. Tony Pierc e

Mr. Thomas Rule
Computer Apr at c
Multimedia Tect

Sister Mary Rosina Mr. Matt Schindler
President Geometry, Math IV, J.V

Boys Soccer, Asst

@ Mr. R. Davis
Mr. K. Garvin
and Mr. T. Pierce
coached our
varsity football
players through a
spectacular
1997-1998

season

Come on, ride

that train! Diane

Mead and Betty

Dohn prove that

they can get >

down and boogie ; A % Mr. Don Sherwood Bits, Sas Seen
with the hip be . oi , . . _ a, pee. Vi. English, Yearbook
students at MdS ; : ee

124

People

Mrs. Lindsey Skinner

j |

Mr. Robert Slocum

i]

a
ad

:
'
;
;
e?

Amy Starks Mrs Sandra Tate _ Mrs. Brenda Timms Mr. Scott Turner

Mr. Tam Smith Mrs
s Soccer, Asst. Softba Guida < Writ Webr

Mr. Michael Vullo Mrs. Donna Washburn Mrs. Gwen Weston Mrs. Barbara Williams Mr. Tommie Williams Sister Geraldyne Yerg
yrarian, National Honor Chorus. Prayer. Handbells Enalish. Kevboardina Mainionanes Dialers Middle Sct r rdinat

125

DREAM

id 9)

SERVE rrup

Oh no! The MdS students have been

clubbed to death ! Well...not really,

but they @# involved in many different

activities around school. Student Council,

one of the many ACtAVe clubs, put
together a willl homecoming bash and
a super Spirit week this year. Every club
helps teach the Values of service to

their members. Some clubs, like NHS are

strictly housrauy, and their purpose is to

acknowledge students who go ABOVE and
beyond in their academic and extra curricular

endeavors.

126 Clubs

Worried? Us?
Never!" Seniors
Warren
Stramiello,
Charles Frey, and
Brinda Ramaiya
try to TEACH
Sean Caulfield
some basics
about dealing
with Mr. Mac
The Academic
Bowl team was
very successful
this year, flooring
all competition in
the annual
WMAZ Teen
Challenge
competitions
Way to go!

What must one do to be a member of
National Honor Society Anne

rate her

Ahhh! I can feel the flow it feels so
strange Marcos S&nchez is hay

that his BLOOD will save someone s
ife one day. The Student Council was
nstrumental in assisting the Red Cross
as they pumped MdS for young

biood

Oh my goodr ess! A limited edition of
the Pooh classics! I've beer
for this for years! Sophomore

Ross Crumbley, like many Key Club
bers, always FINDS something interest
ina to do to get community service

points

Striving for Excellence! The de Building an extra wing on to Grey
Sales deSpatch is always trying out Cottage, Kelly? Kelly Ti caenst te aie.
TRENDY new designs Some of the tually working on an art project
people backstage Jennifer The members of the Art Honor So-
Nelson, Erica Talley, and Royce
Collins work hard at a meeting

ciety strive to make interesting and
creative interpretations of their

WORLD

cuss 127

#1 got it! | got it right! Sophomor eOne, two, three, get this math
Marques Redd rejoices in knowina that away from me! Charles Frey and Tt
f rea t is A ndal tT |

oe

The Academic Team this
year was a great success,
says Senior Brinda Ra-
maiya. We not only partici-
pated in several competi-
tions, but we also had tons
of fun. There was never a

dull moment.

ol know this answer, just a few
more seconds. Carla Paschke quickly
tries to finish the Georgia Math League
test before her time runs out. As a
member of the math team she takes
pride in her ability to work those hard

problems

Hard to Beat

Academic Team War-
ren Stramiello, Jeffrey Be-
ster, Katy Chow, Charles
Frey, Marques Redd

Science Team Warren
Stramiello, Jeffrey Bester
Charles Frey, James Craw-
ford

Math Team Marques
Redd, Steve Fennell, Jeffrey
Bester, Warren Stramiello,
Charles Frey, Katy Chow,
James Crawford, Carla Pas-
chke

Clubs 129

* National French Honor Society
members, Tiffany Domingos and
Monica McMillan pose for a picture be
fore returning to class. These girls re
ally appreciate their second lanquage
and will hopefully continue their bi-lir

qual studies

130 Clubs

Take your time! Sister Rosina looks
on as Sophomore Anne Hurley puts
her signature in the National Honor
Society's ledger. This action represents
a major achievement on her part
There are strict requirements for mem

he hir
bership

I was honored to be in-
ducted into the National
Spanish Honor Society,
says Jason Grizzard. | am
happy to know that all of
my hard work in Spanish
class has led to this great ac-

complishment.

Don't forget your lines! National
Junior Honor Society inductees
proudly recite the society's oath and
vow to uphold qualities of scholarship,
service, and character. These qualities
must continue to be used in their daily
lives

A Search for Excellence

National Junior Honor Society

National Honor Society

t, Krystle Stewart

hat, Brooks ates
s, Matt Hodler

National Spanish Honor
Society Terese McGee
Erica Talley, Kim Sarabia
Bill Tice, Mary Jo Staples
Tim Finney, Andrea Tice
Jason Grizzard, Melissa
Rosa, Megan Floyd, Maria
Geddis, Gigi Denson, Lena
Mathis, Mia Armstrong, Sa-
rah Mead

cuts 13 I

George,
I think
you've
got it!
Andrew

Jenkins

Does my lipstick look okay?
Freshman Natalie Andrews applies
necessary last minute touches before
she hits center stage. She has been in offers
three of the school's plays and is proud nis
to be a member of the International encourage-
Thespian Society ment to
fellow
actor
Brandon
Jolley
as he
tries
to get
into
the
role as
a British
lawyer
Cast
eThis painting is my best ever! Ju z members
nior Lillie Austin concentrates hard as of the
she paints a beautiful rose for one of play
her Art Honor Society assignments Great
She takes immense pride and respect
in her ability to design a great master-
piece

Expecta-
tions

are very
supportive

Art Honor Trysha
Stephens, Anne Hurley, Tif
fany Domingos, Paul Kirk-
land, Stephanie Parker,
Matt DeFore

Mathis Coxon, Katy Chow
Marquez Sams, Brinda Ra-
maiya, Tony Wesley

| 3 2 Art Honor Society

Thespians Charles Frey
Missy Arcand, John Zebell
Marcos Sanchez, Brandon Jol-
ley, Chad Green, David Grin-
stead, Natalie Andrews, Lesley
Anne Jordan, Dennisha Vinson

Hey, your
elbows in
my way!
Stephanie
Parker and

obstacles to
complete art
for their
upcoming

Monica McMillan, Vernon Lo
gan, Andrew Jenkins, John D
Cassidy, Kevin Wright, Kelly
Dessart, Kelly Raines, Tiffany
Domingos, Mike Mazza

Thespians | a3

$1 hope we dont get stuck! Britton

Lockhart ar urner Oppy are on their

ment

job and car metimes lead to sticky

}

alona with other Environment

Club n

embers, to save the

Ss

situations

The Environmen-
tal Club is a great
group to be in-
volved in, says
Geneviere Oliver,
becausewe all. have
one common inter-
est: saving the envi-
ronment. We have
a lot of fun and I
will definitely par-
ticipate again next
year.

8]

Girls to the rescue! Sarah Hani-
son, Karen Klingelhofer, and Molly
Rowland prepare to combat the de-
structive forces which threaten to dam-
age our enviromentally. These girls are

lean,

mean, environmentally friendly

fighting machines

Mr. Turner, Robert Zimmer-
man, Matt Hodler, Ben Wil-
helm, Jason Koch, Barbara
Copeland, Armond Power
Lee Barrineau, Philip
Cheshire, Mr. Brown, War-
ren Stramiello, Chris Vance,
Tim Price, Matt McBride,
David Puryear, Ross Bar-
rineau, Justin Downs,
Vance Bumgardner, Chris
Carrigan, Jenny Paschke
Kimmie Rankin, Beth Tam-
boli, Katie Bentley, Jennifer
Blankenship, Stephanie Wil-
son, Catherine Stroupe, An-
drew Noller, Summer Cau-
sey, Cletia Wimberly, Karen
Klingelhofer, Molly Rowland

| 34 Environmental Club

Nathan Williams, Amber
Barham, Rachael Patch,
Erica Arena, Britton Lock-
hart, Chad Folsom, Sarah
Harrison, Georgia Ragon-
etti, Geneviere Olivier, Den-
nisha Vinson, Megan Floyd,
Lesley Ann _ Jordan
Amanda Evans, Holly Du-
gas, Marq Sams, Sara Hill,
Trish Yarbrough, Amanda
Jensen, Turner Oppy,
Danny Snyder, Carla Pas-
chke, Mike Mazza, Jessica
Garcia, Laura Perazzola,
David Schnell, Mathis
Coxon, Jeremy Wisdom,
Justin Leslein, Paul Kirk-
land, Brennan McGoldrick,
John Michael Howell

#We love the outdoors! Marquez
Sams and Barbara Copeland smile for
a picture in the Great Outdoors .
They really like to get in touch with na
ture. Even though they're far away
from civilization, they still know they

can Nave fun

How long do we have to do this?
Environmental Club members take the
time to smile at the camera while trying
hard to improve their rowing skills
Learning to appreciate the environ
ment is the first Step to saving it

Get out of the box! Junior David
Schnell, although he is frustrated, still
manages to keep smiling as he empties
papers out of the recycling box. The
Environmental Club does whatever it
can to protect the planet we call home

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As a teacher, the environmental club.
not only.gave me the opportunity to in-
teract with students outside the class-
room, it also allowed me to visit local
points that we, as a community, should
seek to preserve.

qn] poruauut

Mr. Steven Turner

Clubs 135

Chalking up another

Can you believe all this? deSales
deSpatch staff members Lesley Anne
Jordan and Amanda Evans marvel
over the amount of work left to accom
plish before the last edition of the
school newspaper is sent off to be pub

ished

This is just what the Dr. ordered!
Senior Kimmie Rankin vows to finish
copying her yearbook layout before
taking a well deserved break. Large
amounts of caffeine are necessary for
staffers to survive those late-night
deadlines

Newspaper Sean Caul-
field Madhu Adiga
Amanda Evans, Lesley
Anne Jordan, Jennifer Nel-
son, Rachel Walts, Royce
Collins, Crystal Roberson,
David Grinstead, Vernon
Logan

136 Newspaper

from her
yearbook
duties
Cropping is
a difficult
and

tedious job,
but someone
has

to do it
Cropping
enables

the plant

to selectively
enlarge

or reduce
the most
interesting

picture.

Warren Stramillo, Monica
McMillan, Katy Chow, April
Lewis, Marcos Sanchez,
Erica Talley, Trysha
Stephens, Brinda Ramaiya,
Chad Cavender, DaVonne
Bivins, Tabitha Burney

Marla Geddis, Taj Middle
ton, Lindsey Mummert
Corlee Blum, Johnny
Lamb, Monica McMillan,
Caitlin Hickey, Narreinar
Williams, Jason Grizzard
Elizabeth Pearce, Jennifer
Herndon, Emily Smith
Brooke Hartley, DaVonne
Bivins, Lindsay Dessem

What?! This
is a great
story idea!
Brinda
Ramaiya

and Chad
Cavendar
discuss

over

what stories
to put

into the
newspaper
Jennifer
Nelson
patiently
awaits their
decision

Yearbook
Is your
life!
Section editor
Caitlin
Hickey
informs her
staff about
the big
commitment
they
must make
Staffers are
directed to

Shell Kurzen, Emily Des-
sem, Florence Bivins, Mary
Catherine Smith, Krystle
Stewart, Andrea Tice, Bill
Tice, Mary Heenan, Jenni-
fer Paschke, Carrie Frank,
Katy Chow, Rebecca Mer-
schat, Katie Mayers, Mia
Armstrong

Yearbook | 3 7

Take the First Step

eWhat do | do with all these gro-
ceries!? Laura Wood, an eighth grade
Builder's Club member, searches for
the salsa to go with all those tortilla
chips. This whole bag of groceries will
feed a very needy family in our com
munity

oTrick or Treat .. definitely Treat!
Maria Rouse and John Koetter, M. S
Student Council members, decide
what to do with the candy for a Catho-
lic Schools Week activity. This candy
is given in appreciation by the stu-
dents

Katie Fennell, Julia Doolit-
tle, Whitney Glover, Katie
Hatcher, Kristin Taylor, Jay-
anthi Narain, Katie Horst

| 3 8 M. S. Student Council

moment
out of his
busy
schedule to
pose for a
picture
before he
rushes off

member of
the Middle

organiza-
tion, he
volunteers
throughout
Macon.

Hillary Lipko, Katie Lever-
ett, Maria Rouse, Shane
Stokes, Mike Lopapa, Ben
Pierce, Scott Hatcher

Jenna Schmitt, Katie
Hatcher, Kristi Beall, Hillary
Lipko, Brandon Hughes,
Mike Lopapa, Katie Coates,
Julia Doolittle, Stephanie
Ely, Amy Laughter, Mar-
quita Redd, Autumn
Ethridge, Katie Horst, Jay-
anthi Narain, Jennifer Le-
verett, Katie Leverett, Sarah
DeLoach, Emily Dessem

This is

Bringing a

smile to
children!

Haley Crawford, Sarah
Johnson, Jessica Asbell,
Blake Chapman, Laura
Conway, Whitney Misch,
Tabatha Roberson, Charley
Oxley, Shelby Smith, Britt-
any Hartley, Camille Dizon
Jennifer Oliver, Alan Card-
well, Lauren Patch, James
Taylor, Matt Williams, Mike
Madison, Rachel Azar

Builders Club | 3 |

eSo many activities and so little

time!

board

The Mount de Sales Key Club

members try to decide v

tivities they should add to

Club's to do list. Of course

new projects to occupy their time

ways easy

eNo
Club
1997
strate

team

ler joy beir qa Key Club
member, says sopho
more Brooke Hartley. |
thinkthe clubs-aetivities
give me a grat opportu
nity to reach out to oth
ers and help them in any
way I can. Serving my
school and community is
a fun way to make the
world a better place

can't wait until next year
when I can participate in

even more activities

, dont use green! MDS Key
members paint posters for the
Homecoming game to demon-
spirit and encourage the football
on to victory. This is one activity

that clubbers participate in to serve our

schoc

|

J. Stinson, J. Culpepper, M
B. Meadows, B. Stone, J
Koch, M. Hodler, B. Wil-
helm, A. Noller, A. Lizek, M
Coxon, M. DeFore, C. Ga
rofalo, E. Grisamore, T
OMahony, S. Mattox. S
Kurzen, K. Brown, K. Bent
ley, C. Howard, T. McCrea
K. Stewart, L. Leslie, N. Wil-
liams, R. Crumbley, M. J
Staples, S. Barton, J. Ray
K. Mayers, K. Sarabia, M
Black, M. Brown, R. Mer-
schat, J. Garcia, A. Tice, K
Raines, B. Tamboli, E. Proc-
tor, V. Logan, S. Wilson, K
Stroupe, D. Davidson, B
Bollinger, A. Mason

| 40 Key Club

M. Armstrong, M. Sanchez,
B. Ramaiya, N. Williams, K
Dessart, J. Cribb, R. Collins
B. Kersey, G. Shoup, S
Silva, C. Katner, R. Patch,
M. Walters, N. Cortes, K
Hofstadter, M. Adiga, D
Grinstead, L. Reeves, B
Washburn, L. Dessem, F
McClinton, L. McClendon
C. Hickey, M. McMillan, C
Leslein, M. Rosa, W. Wim-
berly, T. Yarbrough, A
Cook, T. Stevens, K. Haney
J. Mann, M. Redd, M. Ged-
dis, T. Middleton, K. Harris,
L. Worrell, A. Lewis, D. Car-
swell, C. Paschke, J. Pas-
chke, D. Schnell, L. Peraz-
zola

Read a book; open your
mind! Juniors Shell Kurzenand ij
Suzanne Mattox express enthu-
siasm as they organize books
for the Friends of the Library
Old Book Sale. This annual
event is an opportunity to buy

great literature at low prices 4OK, one more picture! Ben Wash-

burn and Katie Thomason, attending a
Key Club dance, pause for the camera
The dance, sponsored to raise funds
for lodine Deficieny Disorder, was a
very successful undertaking and actu-
ally made $324

*Collect $200! Carla Paschke, tak-
ing time out of her busy cheerleading
schedule, gladly plays Monopoly with
a student at St. Peter Claver School
This play-time is a reward for the
kids, who have worked hard in their
classes

Clubs | 4} |

#Good morning Mr. Sunshine! Stu
dent Council moderator, Mr. Midkiff
watches the meeting while Trish
Yarbrough and Elizz

look on in bewilderment

weekly Student Counci

take a toll on member

I enjoy being a Stu
dent Council mem-
ber. It gives me an
opportunity.to learn
aboutmyeschool
and to voice my
classmates opin-
ions. Sean Caul-
field

What in the world! Some of the cra
ziest ideas come up in open Student
Council meetings in the Library. Offi
cers Dennis Matovu and Matt Hodler
laugh over suggestions for hour long
lunches

Sarah Harrison, Sean
Caulfield, Lucy Crosby
Sherry Long, Bradley
McClung, Royce Collins
Trish Yarbrough, Ver-
non Logan, Beth Tam-
boli, Mike Kusar, Kerry
McLaurin, Vari Brown
Michael Walton, Edward
Kendrick, Mathis Coxon
Matt Hodler, Lindsey
Mummert

| 42 Clubs

Marla Geddis, Lanier
Sammons, Jeannie Lo
gan, Zack Dadisman
Adam Koetter, Carrie
Frank, Alexis Mason,
Summer Causey, Bran
don Jolley, Taj Middle-
ton, Dennis Matovu,
Jana Mann, Leslie With
erington, Trysha Ste
phens, Kimmie Rankin
Corlee Blum, Elizabeth
Chapman, David Schnell

Welcome to the Wild West! Stu
dent Council members Beth Tam
boli, Brandon Jolley, and Taj Mid
dleton eagerly decorate our cam
pus for the 1997 Homecoming cel
ebration, helping everyone get into
the mood to rope them dawgs!

Thats a cool idea; I wish I had
thought of it! Zack Dadisman, Mathis
Coxon, Adam Keotter, and Edward
Kendrick show genuine interest for all
the ideas brought up in their meetings
And why shouldn't they, MDS is their

school

What do I do now? Carrie Frank
takes a light-hearted approach to the
never-dying responsibility of a Mount
de Sales Student Council member. In
order to be one, you must be chosen
by your peers and also invest countless
long hours

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I got one! Mike Kusar prepares to
ask a question at a Student Council
meeting, as Taj Middleton and Ben
Wilhelm watch attentively. These
meetings are a way for students to
voice their ideas and make MDS a
school for the students

Student Council | 43

The Mark of a Cavalier

I didnt
realize...
Mayor
Marshall

eThis way please! Melissa Rosa and and
Krystle Stewart show new-comers LaTonya
around the campus. These tours pro McClendon
mote MDS and encourage student discuss
body growth. Ambassadors are the first the
to meet new families and usually make devastating
a lasting impression affects
that
drinking

can
have on

teenagers.
Each

year
SADD
sponsors
a Prom
Promise
activity

in

which

Dont drink and drive! SADD offi- students
cers, Edward Kendrick and Kerry

McLaurin warn about the dangers of

alcohol and drug abuse. While sub-

stance abuse is nothing to laugh about

they always have a wacky way of get-

ting their point across

SADD Kevin Wright, - LaTonya McClendon,
Tony Wesley, Kerry McLau- : : - DaVonne Bivins, Tabitha
rin, Edward Kendick, dane ; Burney, Jennifer Van, Erica
Wooley, Trysha Stephens, , f Arena, Beth Vance, Sarah
Kim Sarabia, Christina F i ; Mead, Johnny Lamb, Mel-
Clark, LaKeesa Butler issa Rosa

144 sap

Cavalier Ambassadors

Mary Beth Meadows, Barbara
Copeland, Jeanie Logan, Mike
Mazza, Edward Kendrick, Matt
Hodler, Kerry McLaurin, Sean
Caufield, Mia Armstrong, Kim
Sarabia, Michelle Black, Melanie
Brown, Rebecca Merschat, An
drea Tice, Beth Tamboli, Lillie
Austin, Jennifer Blankenship
Stephanie Wilson, Carrie DeLo
ach, Amber Barham, Jim Hitch-
cock, Lucy Crosby, Lesley Anne
Jordan, Brinda Ramaiya, Nar
reinar Williams, Kelly Dessart
Royce Collins, Mary Heenan
Ross Crumbley, Krystle Stewart

This is

and Amber
Barham
discuss the
future
plans of
the site to

Natalie Cortes, Erica Arena
Britton Lockhart, Carlos Den
son, Kirk Davenport, Rebecca
Stokes, David Grinstead, Eliza
beth Coleman, Fareeda Mc

Clinton, LaTonya McClendon,
Stephanie Parker, Gigi Denson,
Christina Leslein, Melissa Rosa,
Kelly Wall, Trish Yarbrough,
Amanda Jensen, Katie Mayers,
Trysha Stephens, Keri Beth Tid
more, Kate Haney, Jana Mann,
Elizabeth Chapman, Laura Per
azzola, David Schnell, Jonathan
Blankenship, Beth Vance,
Sherry Long, Jennifer Van

Cavalier Ambassadors | 45

*This one sounds good! Marcos Wow, what a fantastic rebuttal!
Sanchez and Candace Harrington re Novice debater, Jonathan Duc

view material to be used in the Literary watches veteran Rebecca Mercha

Magazine. They have > important ry move and admires her techr

task of deciding what pieces will best and skill. Debaters work diligently to
I }

exemplify the diverse talent of the determine the opposing teams strate

MDS student body

yies and Weaknesses

Moot court had to practice for 3
months, 3 times a week, says
Sophomore Chrissy Waterman. It
was fun learning about lawyers and
their profession. I enjoyed being a
witness and, even though we
placed second, | think we did well
for our first year Participating on
the moot trial team was a great ex-
perience for me!

eTrust me on this one! Junior Eric
Hogue and Sophomore Marques
Redd, two of the Moot Court team
members, point out key facts that will
break their case wide open. Mock trials
are wonderful ways to learn about
courtroom procedures

| 4} 6 Clubs

Debate ... Chad Cavendar
Warren Stramiello, Marques
Redd, Royce Collins, Carl
Merschat, Rebecca Mer-
schat, Amy Faircloth, Ver-
non Logan

Tapestry Marcos
Sanchez, Evan Demere
Elizabeth Chapman, Vernon
Logan, Liz Pearce, Beth
Tamboli, Monica McMillian,
Candace Harrington

Moot Court Warren
Stramiello, Marques Redd,
Ross Crumbley, Chris
Howard, Kelley Dessart,
Chrissy Waterman, Kim Sa-
rabia, Brandon Jolley

cubs 147

of dreams

What a WJ LD bunch! Student life

at MdS has always been exciting. From

STRONG friendships to the exhilaration

of prom night, the students here are

never at a loss for having fun. This year

the student body saddled up and headed

WEST during our annual Homecoming

celebration. And prom was fabulous with a

Castles theme. CAMPUS activities were

You are in the
numerous and students really had the eee is
play by my
rules. Eighth
f ders, Tabith
chance to get involved. From drama and se Loe
Laura Conway
try to decide
i which one of
sports to publications and service clubs, them has the best
outfit and which
one will win for
the DRESS-UP
. ? day during
MdS was never standing still. Hornsboniog
Week.

| 4 8 Student Life

l am trying to hold my head up and
Keep my es open I need SLEEP!
Freshman class member, Carmen Bell
tries her best to stay alert and pay at
tention in the last class of the day. It
has been a long day, but it is almost

|
over

We make A spirit SAND
WICH!" School spirit, a close
friendship, and some blue and
gold; hold the pickles. Nothing gets
better than this. Laura Perazzola,
Keely Stanley and Melissa Rosa
demonstrate that MdS pride

@ Look at these cool TOYS. We
bet they will make some kids very
happy! Nathan Williams and
Jonathan Akin admire the toys that
they volunteered to box up at St
Josephs Church during the Christ
mas season

@ There's nothing like an out of My parents were so kind to
dress code day to make your _ bring me this delicious sandwich,
HEART smile. Chad Cavender is these wonderful chips, and this re-
happy to comply as he chills and _freshing drink! Eighth grader Ryo-
gives his camera a chance to cool hei Matsumoto enjoys the parent
down after a hard day getting those picnic during HOMECOMING
newspaper photos week this year

Student Life | 4 4

Put your right foot in; put your right
foot out. Nathan Williams, Edward
Kendrick, John Tripp, and Michael
Walton entertain the crowds at the
BACK-TO-SCHOOL BASH. Everyone
had a great time at the annual school
dance which always provides students
with a time of good music, good
friends and good fun

Freshmen Ben Johnston and John
Norfleet take a break to catch their
breath after the walk from Grey Cot-
tage to Sheridan Hall. Like most stu-
dents, they have had a very long and
HECTIC first week back at school filled
with NEW faces, OLD friends, and a
lot of work. But thats what school is all
about, right?

Juniors Robert Snider and Glenn
Shelby are filling out their registration
FORMS on the first day of school. It is
a long and often tedious process, but
they can do it. Not only do students
have to fill out these kinds of FORMS,
but they also have to turn them all in
on time and thats the hard part!

| 5 0 Student Life

Is that Jessica Deeb? Sophomores
Tabitha LeMaster and Ninita McCan
sport a PUZZLED look as they see
their friend for the first time since last
year. During the summer, people often
change a great deal. Whether its a
new haircut, a fabulous tan ora
brighter disposition, remember...differ-
ent is good!

@ What is the best way to kill time
while waiting to have your picture
taken on the first day of school? Prac-
tice your SMILE of course! These four
freshmen will be happy to show you
those MDS pearly whites for the cam
era. Picture taking by Macon photogra-
pher, Bill Meriweather is a yearly activ
ity

Top Ten Uses
FoR 1.D. Carns
10. Frisbee
Z. SHOE HORN
6. CLEAN YOUR FINGERNAILS
(. GINSU KNIFE (FREE BAG OF
ONIONS)
6. Buc Scraper
O. PICKING YOUR TEETH
4. COVER ONE EYE DURING
EVE EXAM
3. ACCESSORY ~ GOES WELL
WITH KHAKI
2. STRAIGHT EDGE IN MATH
1. Ask Mp. MERMANN

a

@ Once summer is over and school
starts, students must adapt to things
like waking up before dawn and put-
ting in contacts when they're blind
Next is deciding which shade of khaki
pants to wear: olive, stone, or sand?
And don't forget HOMEWORK
Tabitha Burney and Ben Hubbard try
to get back in the routine

Beginning of the Year

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most creative ma

Never seen prettier cowgirls! The
HOMECOMING COURT, chosen by
the senior class, stands with newly
crowned Queen, Angie Cook. Each of
these lovely ladies was escorted to the
center of the field by her father and pa
tiently awaited the presentation of the
crown by last years Homecoming
Queen, Wendy Hatcher

All Hail The King! Marquez Sams
smiles and bows his head as senior
moderator Mrs. Skinner bestows on
him the honor of being the 1997
HOMECOMING KING. He was cho
sen from the six elected candidates on
the Homecoming Court. The crowning
ceremony was held during the dance
held at the end of Homecoming Week

Queen candidate Monica McMillan is
escorted to the stage by Kerry McLau
rin to be presented with her Home
coming sash and Indian headdress by
the senior boys. All eyes are on them
walk arm-in-arm across the
aym. Monica is excited and surprised
about learning that she is a Homecom
ing QUEEN candidate

as they

Past FlOoMECOMING
THEMES

1280 ~ Happy Days

1286 ~ MONSTERS

1288 ~ WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE
1282 ~ Go WEst

1221 ~ Ye Merry Days of OLDE
1222 ~ Macic at MDS

1223 ~ WELCOME TO THE ISLANDS
I224 ~ 1250's

1220 ~ ANCIENT GREECE
1226 ~ Monster Masi

The Homecoming DANCE seems to
be a popular spot. Several students
break out of their shell and become
dare devils on the floor. Dennisha Vin
son is one girl who is the center of at-
tention asshe dances on the gym floor
Others watch, hoping to learn a few
steps that might put them in the spot
light, too

Elizabeth Chapman and Barbara Co-
peland have roped their cow, Jeanie
Logan, in Sheridan Hall. They are
dressed up for HOMECOMING, While
Jeanie wears a sign requesting people
to eat more chicken, Elizabeth and
Barbara are wearing their finest West-
ern dress. The girls will enter the final
costume competition

1227 ~ Wito, Wicd West

Homecoming | 53

154 student rite

Get ready for a cutie, it's the LITTLE
RANGER!! Krystal Stewart lovingly
holds the nephew of her friend Ninita
McCan. Each year, students anticipate
the parent lunch as one of many
Homecoming week festivities. This
time brings a chance for bonding with
family members and tasty food

Just like an old WESTERN movie!
These junior girls, Shell Kurzen, Jessica
Stinson, and Rebecca Stokes, are hav-
ing a blast. HOMECOMING offers a
chance for the artistically inclined to
express the theme through wonderful
costumes they created. Points are
awarded to the best costume in several
categories

Christy Burress steals the ball from her
coach, Marq Sams as they practice for
the FLAG FOOTBALL game. This new
activity, powder puff football, was
started this year as part of homecom-
ing activities. Many girls from each
grade level represented strength and
endurance. Who said they can't tackle
and throw?

BOZO THE CLOWN also known as
junior Taj Middleton brightens a little
boys day during the Homecoming Ro
deo. Students participated in events
like the Pony Express, Calf Roping,
and Barrel Racing. After the Rodeo
students gathered around the annual
Bonfire. The cheerleaders roused the
crowd with cheers

These twelve seniors were elected by
their class for the 1997 Homecoming
Court. The names, after weeks of eager
anticipation, were announced during
the SENIOR BOYS SKIT. The student
body gathered in the gym to watch the
skit by senior boys. At the weeks end
the Homecoming Queen and King
were announced

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE
part OF TlOMECOMING 2

"ALL THE NEAT AND DIFFERENT
COSTUMES ~SARA STIFF
"MEETING NEW PEOPLE.
~TANIA NIX

" Tre DANCE

~ MictiacL FLANDERS

" THe Game

~ JASON BONEY

Edward Kendrick, Jeremy Wisdom
and Mike Kusar have high hopes of
finding WIM-EN for the Homecoming
Dance. They traveled out West to see if
Kerry McLaurin could solve their rela-
tionship problems and find them dates
These senior students performed a
comical skit to introduce the women
for Queen candidates

Homecoming | 55

| 5 6 Student Life

is a time for studying, talking
friends and lunch. Edward Kendrick
helps Johnny Lamb finish her difficult
physics lab while he tries to read the
sports page. Carlos Denson and Sara
Hill SHARE a yummy chocolate des
sert provided for the students by the
faculty and staff for Student Apprecia-
tion Day

Keely Stanley, Erica Arena, and
Genevieve Olivier participate in an En
vironmental Club function TO
GETHER. New experiences give
friends opportunities to grow and learn
together. The Environmental Clubs
clean up enabled them to contribute ir
a positive way to our world and at the

same time have fun together

Whether it is a smile or a big hug
friends know what to do to brighten
your day. Friendships are often formed
throuah activities such as academic
teams, sports or school publications
Two of our cheerleaders, Stephanie
Parker and Krystle Stewart know how
it feels to have a GOOD FRIEND when

_
a,

Life would not be as much fun without
our friends to keep us company. These
seniors have spent years together as
classmates and friends. Although their
senior year is coming to a close the
MEMORIES of long talks over lunch
smiles in passing through the halls and

running from class to class will con

you need one tinue

FRIENDS SURVEY

26 % OF SOPHOMORES DEPEND ON
Tein FRIENDS For ADVICE.

21 % OF SENIORS Have FRIENDS OF
Tre Opposite Sex.

24 % OF FRESHMAN Have FRIENDS OF
Tre SAME SEX.

Cl % OF FRIENDS IN THE JUNIOR
Crass Have Hap A Crust ON THE
SAME PERSON.

Tre Five Best Quatities IN A FRIEND

Are Honesty, Trust, Goon It wasn't me. It was him, | promise!
LisTENER, Goop Sense. or Humor, seer Seine Riese ind teaches
AND UNDERSTANDING.

Cluna SHARE the blame when caught
in the act of being close classmates but
even closer friends. There is nothing in
the world like a good friend with whom
to have loads of fun and explore life

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friends UNDERSTAND

an! porta

All Work And No Play These four
CHEERFUL middle- schoolers are
working very hard to make candy bags
for their teachers on Teacher Apprecia-
tion Day. This is one of the many activ-
ities that the Middle School Student
Council participates in to show that
they care about their school and the
student body

BZZZZ!BZZZZ! Mr. Turner, be careful
with that chain saw! Mr. Scott Turner is
trying to be very careful as he partici-
pates in cleaning up the Ocmulgee In-
dian Mounds. It was one of the various
volunteer activities that the Environ-
mental Club is ACTIVELY involved in
to help clean up the environment

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Computer whiz to the rescue! Senior Now we know who had the sweet
Chad Cavender helps a resident of the tooth! Junior Jeffrey Crumbley ex-
Villas Nursing Home learn more about tremely enjoyed the delicious treats
computer technology. Students and cooked up by our own Mt. de Sales
faculty at Mt. de Sales volunteered faculty. Mr: Mermann and Mr. Midkiff
their free time to teach a course in were just two of the big smiles behind
computer usage. The older community Catholic Schools week. Not only teach
was THANKFUL for Cavalier KIND- _ ers, but students also, enjoyed a day of
NESS APPRECIATION

Who Cares?

SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
FOR TEENS IN MACON:
MACON FOOD BANK
RAINBOW CENTER~ HELPS
AIDS PATIENTS
HOSPICE~ EASES THE PAIN OF
THE TERMINALLY ILL
OTHER AND CHILD MINISTRY
PROVIDES NECCESSITIES TO
OUNG FAMILIES ool Dees Boece cae Coe acl

skills and Key Club DEVOTION to cre-
ate lively banners. These signs help

USE YOUR IMAGINATION} | spe spit in the football team, and

the Cavalier fans, as they burst through
the banners. School spirit, and a caring
community certainly promote victory

Service With A Smile

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| 60 Student Life

Poppa, it's your daughter! In this
touching scene of the play, White
Room of My Remembering, Andrew
Jer portrays a father who is suffer
ing from memory loss. Tiffany Domin
gos plays the daughter who is GRIEF
STRICKEN when she realizes that her
Poppa does not remember her after a

ong absence from home

Good evening to you all! John Ze

bell was exceptionally SPLENDID as
I

he displayed t

ment of Pips character, a young or

he curiosity and wonder-

phan boy, in the Dickens classic Great
Expectations. David Grinstead, Tiffany
Domingos, and Andrew Jenkins sit and
eagerly listen to Pips highly animated
monologue

Of course the LEMON MERINGUE
PIE you made is exquisite! Sopho-
more John Zebell manages to keep a
straight face as he attempts to appreci
ate the culinary creation made by
Freshman Jennifer Webbs character in
White Room of My Remembering.
The play was presented by the Trouba-
dors in the cafetorium

Dinner for two! Kevin Wright and Mar-
cos Sanchez really take their pertor-
mances seriously. Both actors have
been in a number of a productions, in-
cluding Once on This Island and
The Diviners. We are PRIVILEGED
to have such talented actors. The Trou
badors practice for weeks rehearsing
for their big night

MDS TROUBADOURS

ANYONE CAN JOIN THIS
ORGANIZATION OF ACTORS.
THEY VE. BEEN IN EXISTENCE
SINCE 1776 AND HAVE
PERFORMED PLAYS. THE
DIVINERS, A WOMAN CALLED
TRUTH, ONCE ON THIS
ISLAND, GREAT
EXPECTATIONS, WHITE
ROOM OF MY REMEMBERING,

AND PIPPIN.

The many faces in the ACTING
WORLD! Pictured is the cast of the one
act play Great Expectations. This
lively group of actors and stage hands
doesnt hesitate to give an animated
pose for the camera. Though hours of
grueling practice may be in their sched-
ules, a smile is sure to shine on their
faces.

Drama Performances | 6 |

| 6 2 Student Life

The first Cultural Awareness Week cel-
ebration at MDS afforded students and
faculty the opportunity to learn about
other cultures. To conclude the week's
activities, a FASHION SHOW display
ing clothing from various countries was
held. Mr. Garvin and Kim Sarabia rep-
resent Japan in traditional Japanese ki-

monos

Representing the country of Ireland
the Irish Ribbon Dancers performed a
traditional Irish jig involving the braid-
ing and unbraiding of ribbons in colors
of the Irish flag. Other aspects of the
CULTURAL AWARENESS PRO.
GRAM included a variety of folk songs
and dances by the many countries
representatives

As part of Cultural Awareness Week,
students appeared on the daily morn-
ing announcements with interesting
facts about the dating customs, school
systems, traditions and holidays of dif-
ferent cultures. We are the World
was performed by these five students
to emphasize the importance of

WORLD HARMONY

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|

More graceful than a swan! Senior
DaVonne Bivins is one to please the
crowds. She loves to share her talent of
dancing not only with Mt. De Sales
but also in celebration of Cultural
Awareness Day. Here she is beginning
the moves of a traditional AFRICAN
DANCE. Another gorgeous perfor-
mance done by DaVonne!

a
e

; er =
February offers a chance for all people
to APPRECIATE the DIVERSITY that
is apparent in our society and espe
cially in our school. Ninth grader Erica
Johnson sings, beautifully, Joyful
Joyful to the student body and faculty
in honor of the many cultures repre-
sented in our 650 person student
body

CULTURAL
AWARENESS

"DONDE ESTA LA CASA DE PEPE?
WueRe IS PEPE'S HOUSE?

"JE PENSE, DONC
JE SUIS.
| THINK THEREFORE | AM.
Haacen~Daas:
VERY GOOD ICE CREAM

A taste of the orient! Sophomores Alys-
son Pohl and Jessie McCarren, and Ju-
nior Emily Andrews are representing
the country of China. The three girls
practiced faithfully in order to display a
dance typical of CHINESE TRADI-
TION. The Mt. De Sales crowd was
quite taken with the fun costumes and
lively music

Cultural Awareness Week i 6 3

| 64 Student Life

Our music director, Mrs. Washt
nior Lisa Reeves |
j musical ir

for eact

vork BEHIND THE

ways recog 48}

> hose who
SCENES aren't
their dedication

for

but the audience and
cast know th not be

at the play woul

the same without them

a a '

mo! bn Ae Fs

As the final scene, the GRAND FI
NALE has to be dynamic, leaving the

udience with a smile on their faces
and good memories to take home with
them. The cast of Pippin came onstage
for last and delivered
amazing performance, rounding out
not only the musical but also MDS the-

ater for this year

one song an

Behind those masks are the faces of
great actors and
gether to produce what would become

actresses, working to-

one of the ost memorable plays of
the year. The opening act of PIPPIN
gave the audience a glimpse of what
grand journey awaited them and intro
duced the characters who would serve
as their quides

Ina
CHA
Forts

approaches him, preparec

maior scene eT ] C Al I [
RLEMAGNE, played by Jess song and the dance moves
nN pr q and his son, Pippir played by Kelly Dessart, and memt
i to

S prayll
of the chorus finally have the chance to
Charlemagne dies and Pippin becomes perform before a live audience. This
eign, King Pippin dis was the first drama performance
ruler Of a larae of the
ught ave joined t

TROUBADORS

PIPPIN

Cast LIST

Leap PLaver~ Natacic ANDREWS

PippIN~ BEN JONES

CHARLES~ JESSE FORTSON

FASTRADA~ KELLY RAINES

Bertua~ Missy ArCAND

CATHERINE~ KELLY DESSART

Lewis~ Davin BRENNAMAN |

THeo~ Spencer STULL souas i pocsionatiins A tne roquee
eet ee hoes cen
back. Before becoming king, he was
only concerned with gaining power
Now that he is king, Pippin handles the

responsiblities of his new position

poorly

Pippin | 65

| 66 Student Life

order to capture a few SPECIAI

MENTS on filn

And the belle of the ball will be
These girls are anxiously awaiting the
start of LEAD-OUT. This is the mo-
ment they have longed for since they
first dreamed of attending prom
Lead-Out begins prom night with the
Seniors and their dates. Finally they
have the chance to parade wearing

their finest

A night to remember! Senior Lesley
Anne Jordan and her date Josh Bran
nam are all smiles tonight. Both of
them, along with the rest of their fellow
prom-goers, are having an absolutely
fantastic time at this year's prom. This
MAGICAL evening is certainly one
night that no one will ever be able to

forget

Who's got the BOOGIE FEVER? It's
Philip Cheshire the dancing Senior!
He and his date enjoy cutting the
rug in the midst of excited Prom-go-
ers. The music for the evening was
provided by MDS graduate, Phillip
Houston. Fun, music, dancing, and
seeing your friends all dressed up is
what prom is all about

Welcome to Prom Pictures 1998
can | take your order please? We have
many different packages from which to
choose. There is one to meet every-
ones needs. Eric Davis and Ivey
Miller are carefully choosing the picture
package they feel will bring the opti-
mum memories from their special night
at prom

PREVIOUS PROMS

1220 ~ Ecyet"

1221 ~ "ENCHANTMENT UNDER
THE SEA"

1222 ~ " EVENING IN THE
ORIENT"

1223~"Arabian Nichts"

1224~ " A VENETIAN Ro~
MANCE.

1220 ~ "Emprace tHe Sky"
1226 ~ Auice IN WonbER~

LAND
1227~'SuN, MOON AND Stars

This ain't no laggin wagon!" Shell
Kurzen, Suzanne Mattox, Rebecca
Stokes, and Jessica Stinson compose
this jubilant group of juniors. This styl-
ish bunch of girls arrived at Prom in
their creative version of the traditional
stretch Limousine. They sure found an
innovative way to make a grand en-
trance

Castles in Moonlight | 6 7

| 6 8 Student Life

preparation
PERFECT

for getting

Should we use white paint and white
GLITTER, or purple paint and purple
glitter on the castles?" Teachers Mr
Turner and Mrs. Hutto and Junior
Katie Bentley are trying to decide the
final details for this year's Prom deco-
rations. The final color decision was
white. A choice that brightened the
Prom scene!

They huffed and they puffed and they
blew all one thousand balloons up
Blowing up all the BALLOONS for
Prom is a very long and tiring job, but
juniors Mandi Reynolds, Kelly Dessart
Maria Sanchez, and David Grinstead
are up to the task. Hard work has fun
and laughs involved when it's in a
group!

s

WORKING ON PROM

Tn, JUNIOR CLASS IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR PLANNING THE
PROM EACH YEAR. THIS YEAR THE
STUDENTS ORDERED THE
DECORATIONS SO THEY WERE
TO FINISH MUCH MORE QUICKLY.
THE EFFECT WAS MAGICAL. UsiING
BALLOONS AND GLITTER, THE
JUNIORS TRANSFORMED

The CENTREPLEX INTO

A MAGICAL CASTLE FOR A
SPECIAL EVENING.

On Cloud Nine!

bard stands amidst the

Junior Ben Hub
white moun
Ben is
proud that the hours spent blowing up
balloons paid off. What ENCHANT
ING clouds they make! He most cer

tainly enjoys spending the morning

tains of pearlescent balloons

with his fellow classmates as a night of
memory is in the making

Mr. Mac

How nice

dunce hat with the castle!

look on in awe at Mr
generosity

will share

Spectators
Maclachlans
While working on Prom

Twenty two, twenty three how
many more did you say we have
left? Juniors Missy Arcand and Chris
Howard are enveloped in the wrath of
cutting paper! They diligently snip
away to make beautiful date wall
KEEPSAKES. The juniors offered time
during the Easter Holidays to achieve a

most memorable Prom

his

students can still learn wonderful les
sons. Sharing was one such lesson
Students shared their CREATIVE
IDEAS to prepare the Castles and
Moonlight Prom of 1998

Working on Prom | 6 g

corners of my

or boys show that

) Night is more than a dance ir

itreplex. Its a production, a dis-

play of beauty and a chance for stu
dents to be with each other off sc

ght that comes O}

who attend

hese are the DAYS OF OUR LIVES

" For the seniors, this is the last Fun
Night of their high school careers and
maybe the best one yet. Amongst other
senior memories are four years of Fun
Night, four years of potato rollin, tua-
of-war, building pyram and Dizzy
Izzy that wont soon be forgotten

We're waiting on our knights in shin
ing armor. Lead-out is possibly one of
ore nerve-wrecking senior TRA
ONS as demonstrated by these
anxious your adies. The girls re-
straighten their dresses and the quys
check their tuxedos for the last ti be-
fore beginning the best night of tt
lives

| 70 Student Life

Let Me it Of Here! Mr. Midkiff
desperately tries to hold on to the sides
of the dunking booth as he feels his
seat go out from beneath him when a
lucky student hit the BULLS EYE

Tons of students took advantage of this

WAIT!! I thought this was dress re
hearsal!!!" Tiffany Domingos, a mem-
ber of the White Room of My Remem-
bering cast, smiles as she realizes that
this performance is opening night and

there is an audience out there. She re-

extremely popular attraction and used covered, and the cast performed beau
it as a chance to get even with their tifully and the play went on to be a

teachers success

TEACHER'S MAGIC
MOMENTS

Mr. DockreLL~TEACHER
RETREAT WITH FR. FRED
Mrs. Meap~ Brinpa AND Ep's
PRESENTATION OF Mr. Mac's
Heap (see Pc. 85)
Mrs. SKINNER~ CANDLELIGHT
CAROL SERVICE
Mr. Turner~ BEN Wastpurn's
Pore Vauttinc AND
COMPLIMENTS ABOUT HIS
EFFICIENCY Hey, Ed! I dont think were in Okla-

homa no more! Kerry McLaurin and
Edward Kendrick have been TRANS-
LPLANTED FROM THE COUNTRY
especially for our Homecoming activi-
ties. Their flannel plaid shirts, boots,
jeans, cowboy hats, and STRAW made
great additions to the Wild West deco-
rations around campus

Magic Moments | 7 |

| 72 Student Life

Rollin, rollin llin keep that spud
rollin. Fres n Kelly Wall demon-
strates her potato rollin SKILL as she
races to reach the half-court line before
the other students. There is no trick to
succeeding in the Potato Roll. Students
just go out there and have fun no mat
ter how silly they may look

On top of the world or at least

of the SENIOR PYRAMID; Sen or-
lee Blum reaches the top of the pyra-
mid in record time and helps the Se-
nior class to win this very CHALLENG-
ING relay. These Seniors were success-
ful in building their human pyramid
faster and more efficiently than the
other classes

One, two, three PULL! These
freshman boys struggle to defeat the
sophomores during the TUG-OF-WAR
match. Their classmates scream en-
couragement to them from the side-
lines. This relay is one of the most
competitive events that takes place
Most students participate in at least
one event like this one

ay

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Don't drop the eqq! Each of these

, middle schoolers is anxiously waiting
Van tries to keep a positive attit ; ;
, for their turn to be handed the precious

egg during the dreaded Over - Under
Egg Relay. They are all extremely
CAUTIOUS because they know ex-
actly what will happen if the eaq

she pulls with all | t di

tug-of-war match of Fun Night. She is
hoping that she will win it for the Soph
omores. Tug-Of-War is one of the all
time favorite games as well as being

one of the most COMPETITIVE

breaks, and no one wants to wash eqg
out of their hair!

FUN NIGHT

ACTIVITIES

POTATO ROLL

Dress~a~Boy/ Girt

OVER~UNDER EGG RELAY

FOOTBALL RELAY

Tuc or War

Dizzy Izzy
Bust~A~BALLOON a a

on? Sophomore David Brennaman is
p helping his fellow classmate Amber
VRAMID Barham with her helmet during the
dress-a-boy dress-a-girl contest. This
relay is always sure to get lots of
LAUGHS as students race to correctly
put on items such as pantyhose and
football pants

Fun Night | 7 3

Trying to keep her balance, senior
Johnny Lamb stumbles off of the Gl
ANT SLIDE as classr 2, Melita Ka
bashi looks on. There were many excit
ing games and ents at Spirit Week

Ou
Spirit Week replaced Positive Attitud

Day for a week of fun that displayed

98. Sponsored by Student C

pride in our sc hool

SPIRIT WEEK 98 promised a time to
relax and have a good time for stu-
dents and teachers alike. Sign up
sheets for the events were posted the
week before, offering everyone a
chance to join in the fun. Whether it
was the Jello Jug contest or the Sack
Race, there was a little something for
every taste

Tattoo artist for the day, Sarah Mead
designs the perfect tattoo for her first
customer, Andy Knight. FACE PAINT-
ING was one of the most popular sta
tions during the day. This event al-
lowed school artists to showcase their
artistic talent but also gave students a
safe, non-permanent way to get cool
body art

| 7 24 Student Life

Don't crack the eqq! Freshmen girls
Ivey Miller and Jessi Rosa are WORK-
ING TOGETHER and having a hilari-
Ous time as well. The day offered stu-
dents a wide variety of fun-filled
events. These girls, for the moment
are concentrating intensely on keeping
an egg intact and out of their hair and
faces

Sunny spring days are perfect for fam-
ily! Senior boys Paul Kirkland and
James Crawford join Andrew Noller
and his mother for a nice chat. Stu-
dents were given a chance to invite
their PARENTS to come eat lunch with
them, enjoy the bright, warm sun, and
get a great view of the many flowers on
campus

" 3... f~

.

SPIRIT WEEK

JELL~O JUGS~
J~E~L~L~O SPELLS FUN
DUNKING BOOTH ~
SUMTHIN: TO SPLASH ABOUT
SACK RACE~ PAPER OR PLASTIC
GIANT SLIDE ~ SLIP AND SLIDE
FACE PAINTING~DOODLE BUGS
BEST LEGS CONTEST~
NEED WE SAY MORE?
HULA HOOP CONTEST~
TWIST AND SHOUT!

Hungry for life thirsty for Jell-O?
Seventh-grader Justin Channel proves
to the student body that Jell-O is not
only a jiggly desert but a thirst quench-
ing drink. The crowd watched with
amazement as the participants slurped
down jello during a CLASS COMPETI-
TION. Justin admits, It was delight-
ful!

Spirit Chasers | 75

| 76 Student Life

Does anyone have their Geography
notes This group of freshman are
desperately trying to cram for their up
coming exam. EXAMS are the last
week of school and can be stressful on
those students who put off their study
t minute. Hopefully
most people prepare for their exams

ing until the las

ahead of time

We finally did it! These seniors are
excited as the minutes before Gradua-
tion pass by. For many, this is the mo-
ment they have longed for and worked
for since they started school. It is also a
time of CONFUSION and CHAOS as
the students race to make sure every-
thing and everyone is in place and
ready to go

We are the champions!" No day in
the Boys Basketball season was more
thrilling than the State Championship
game. The students, as well as the rest
of the crowd, sat on the edge of their
seats as the boys led MDS to being the
BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPIONS
This victory was one that will be re-
membered forever

On MOVING UP DAY, the Junior How many ballons did you say are
Class finally attains the long awaited ti left? Junior Jessica Stinson is desper
tle of Seniors. This ceremony includes ately trying to blow up yet another bal
poems, speeches, and songs. It ends loon as she works diligently on Prom
with each student receiving a blessing decorations. It is the Junior Class hard
from Fr. Cuddy. Andrea Tice receives work and determination that helps to
her blessing to prepare her for the up make Prom one of the most special
coming challenges that Senior year will and UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES

bring of high school

HICHLICHTS OF
(-~-?2O

HOMECOMING

REGION FOOTBALL

AUCTION

PROM

Boys BASKETBALL STATE

CHAMPIONSHIP

GRADUATION

MOVING Up Day During the Senior Honors Program

Chad Cavender and Jesse Fortson hug

Bi oop DRIVES Mrs Washburn after being recognized
for their choral achievements. Ac-
knowledging students for their accom-
plishments throughout the year in ar-
eas such as service, athletics and aca-
demics is an important part of END-
ING OUR SCHOOL YEAR

Endings and Reflections

And now...
a word from the

Dream
Makers
Now that the seniors last high school
year is over...where do they go from here?
EVERYWHERE! This is an exciting time
for the students. It is also a time for parents

to EXPRESS their joy and pride, their

sadness and relief, and their satisfaction and

love. Parents sometimes do this by

dedicating a printed tribute to their

graduate. It can relay their best Wishes

and sometimes even remind their child of
the important things in life. And so along
with the proud parents of our class of 1998,
we would like to wish each senior much

success and happiness.

{ 78 Senior Ads

9 Look out world
here we
come! Senior
girls Tabitha
Burney, Christina
Clark, Keesa
Butler, DaVonne
Bivins, LaTonya
McClendon and
Mia Armstrong
CHERISH their
last days at MdS
but even they
are ready to
explore the
world. Armed
with their best
smiles, their
future has to be
bright!

Thirty more days to go! These ID's
io not even bother me anymore. Ed
tie McBride is just about ready to wrap
ip a very successful high school ca-
eer. Lettering in both football and
rack, he is well on his way to the TOP

@ How can it get any better than
this? Its great to be a senior!
These seniors agree that after four
years of waiting, the crowns and
the red were all worth waiting for
Life is SWEET from this point for-
ward

4I'll have your queen in three
moves. Seniors Jason Koch and
Ben Wilhelm relax over a chess
board. The air-conditioned
YooHoo haven filled with board
games was a relief during the
HOT Spirit Week activities

@ Don't forget to write down your It is just another one of those
ENGLISH assignment, Chris! Se- busy days. Senior Terese McGee
nior Chris Vance is one student takes a stroll through the breege-
who is definitely excited about way after an assembly. It is ama

graduating this year. It is not as ing how FAST high school days
easy being a senior as some people _seem to fly by Enjoy it while you

may think can!

Senior Ads

Trish

On or off the field or court
Not the win or loss
Made us proud
But how you played the game.

Congratulations with our love,

Mom &3 Dad

Kendall,

Keep your eyes on the stars
and your feet on the ground.
Theodore Roosevelt

We love you and will miss you!
Mama, Craig, Cris, Kelly

1 80 Senior Ads

Congratulations to Elizabeth Chapman
And
The Class of 1998

Continuing the Family Tradition
Since 1876 - Four Generations at
Mount de Sales

Senior Ads 1 81

May the

longtime

sun shine upon you,
all love surround you,
and the sweet light
within you

guide your way on.

Congratulations Narreinar

May God Bless you and Keep
you by His side!

Love always,
Mom, Dad, Nathan, Desalina

1 82 Senior Ads

Congratulations, Erica
You measure success God gave you a sweetness

f and loving ways
one stroke at a time that fills the heart of those

around you with joy and
happiness

Gre aN~-

Congratulations
Love,
Mom & Dad

Remember now thy creator in the days of thy youth...
Ecclesiastes 12:1

A ws

Brooks
You are special!
Congratulations on your

accomplishments! 2 MDS Faculty,
We are most grateful to

We love you ! you for the special gift of a
Mom, Dad, Reeves Soccer All-Star! Catholic school education
ai. ; that you have given Brooks!

God Bless You All!
Karen and Don

Senior Ads 1 83

Danielle,

With yowr blue eyes aways shining bright

Your lowing sweclness bias yuen us yeas of gueal delight.
Always bust in the Lord, be the best You CaM be
Remember your verse I can de all things through Christ,

ute snengthens Me, ? Vo love you,

Mama, Daddy and Dyana

Trust in the Lord with all
your heart, and do not lean on
your own understanding.

In all your ways acknowledge
Him, and He will make your paths
Straight. Proverbs 3:5-6

Love,
Dad, Mom, and Amanda

1 84 Senior Ads

Congratulations Mia!!
Believe and Succeed

The key to happiness is having dreams...

The key to success is making dreams come

true.

Keep your head to the sky and go for it.

Be more concerned with what God thinks

about you than what people think of you.

We ought to obey God rather than men.

Acts 5:29
You have made us so very proud of you
Your daddy would have been too!

Mia Nicole Armstrong Congratulations and Well Done
We Love You!
Greg, Mom, and Brittany

Congratulations Mia

Life is a Journey, not a Destination
Continue your journey

DERRICK D. PHILLIPS, M.D.

ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON
(Bone and Joint Specialist)

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Macon, GA 31201 Perry, GA 31069

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Senior Ads 1 8&

You Will Always Be Our Champion!

We Love aa Mom, Dad, and Leah
VBB scsi: ax

When you were little | called you Moms Little Man.

Now you are so tall that the name doesn't fit.

Now you are my talented artist, my graceful athlete,
-- my handsome young man --

that still pats me on the back as | pat you-

just like you did when you were still my little man.

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee6@

We are all proud of you and
are blessed to have you in our lives.
We Love you.

Mom, John, Deanna, & Benjamin

hs ong zatulations, Monica !

WU QUE VETY proud of you,

of the choices you vE made
and the path you have chosen.
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( OU ATE silt bomls and

you QTE loved beyond MEQASUTE.

Mama, Daddy, and Cal

Continue to reach
for the Stars!

Senior Ads 1 87

Congratulations Precious

Trust in the Lord
Wait on Him
He will deliver.

We are so proud of you
The Light - Love of
our Life

Willie / Vanessa Dad / Mom Dexter / Casandra
Jaila Greg Jaron

rOECECEEE
Congratulations Eddie!

Believe in yourself
like we believe in you.

We're proud of you &
know you will always be a
champion in life.

Congratulations, Kimmie =
We love you man,
and the Class of 1998! Mom, Dad & Matt
Love, | === =

Mom, Dad, Steph, & Will

| Mt Senior Ads

_--

| To Caitlin...

I do not wish you
, Joy without sorrow, nor
With love Endless day without the
From Dad healing dark, nor
and Mom, brilliant sun without
Matt, Sean, The restful shadow,
and Colleen, nor tides that never turn
Mr. Bill and against your bark.
Iwish you love,
ee and strength,
a and faith,
tIICY and wisdom,
oods, ;
gold enough to help some needy one.
I wish you songs
but also blessed silence ;
And God's sweet peace when day is done.

Marybeth,

-Dorothy Nell McDonald

CONGRATULATIONS BRINDA AND THE CLASS OF 1998

To Brinda, a daughter who is very dear.
Congratulations on completing high school this year.
From the little girl so quiet, gentle and good.

You have grown to be the kind and lovely young lady
we hoped you would.

The qualities of loyalty and honesty you do possess.
Of you patience, self-confidence and virtue we
are proud to confess.

We know how much you love science, Spanish,
and the arts.

And we will always wish you the best from

the bottom of our hearts.

So now as you plan to pursue your future
hopes at college,

You'll have fun, make new friends and
gain lots of knowledge

May God bless you and keep you in

our prayers.

We love you and whenever you need us,
we'll always be there.

FROM YOUR FAMILY

Senior Ads ] 8G

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Senior Ads 1 G1

Congratulations

LaTonya, we are very proud of you.
We look back over the years and wonder
where has time gone. May God walk with
you throughout your life. We wish you much
success for the future.

Love Mom, Dad, Nick @ Sierra

eee ee ee ee ee eee ee eee

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Britton Lockhart

aka

# 55 Football

# 5 Baseball

Bait Boy (his Brother)
Britty Bo (his Mother & Sister)
Brit Ton Son (nis Dad)

We are so very proud of you and this accomplishment. Your
positive attitude will propel you through the tough times.
Remember, God is holding your right hand. Psalms 73:23.

Congratulations with our love,

Mom, Dad, Kristen and Brandon

Cong ratulations
Chad

Follow your dreams, with all the

passion you have shown for life!
Dont ever give up.
| Weare so very
proud of you!
All our
love.

Mama & Mike

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Senior Ads

Congratulations Andrew!

With all your determination,
your future will be a great suc
Congratulations, Lee!! cess! Were sO proud of you.

You've been a GREAT son, ever since day one
We didn't realize how soon you'd be gone
We sat back, and watched you gro
But now its time to let you go

So spread your wings and soar so high, / ove

Remember we taught you fo fly
We can't do everything for you

You must use your wisdom to see it through Dad, Mom, and Alison

Now, go where you will- we know you can,

And, ask God to help you grow into a man
We Love You!
Dad, Mom, Ross and Betsy
Class of 98

Congratulations to Lindsay!

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To everything there is a season.

Take with you always
- the wisdom of your teachers
- the laughter of your friends, and
- the love of your family.

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Daddy, Mama, and
Carl

Congratulations, Bill!

With Love,
From Shelley and Dad

Congratulations,
Trysha!

You've Come A
Long Way, Baby!

May God Always
Bless and Keep
You!

We Love You,

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Grammy, Mommy, Uncle Brantley,

Uncle Barron, Aunt Pam, Lynn,
and Shon

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Some people have a way of bringing out the best in you by their
caring and the interest that they take in you. Some people make
you comfortable right from the very start, for their smiles and love
of life comes from a warm and giving heart. Some people are so
special that whenever theyre around, it seems the world is filled
with joy- just waiting to be found!

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Congratulations Kristen! Congratulations Carrie!
Love, Love,
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Congratulations, Marcos!

We are all very proud of you.
Now you have a new instrument with
which to better build your future. May
you reach your future goals with the
enthusiasm and success with which
you have reached this goal. We love
you.

God bless you.

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para poder construir mejor tu futuro.
Que logres tus futuras metas con el
entusiasmo y xito con que has
logrado esta meta. Te queremos.
Dios te bendiga
Papa, Mama, Ren Javier y
Toda tu familia en Puerto Rico

Catherine,

We are so proud of you! You are
a very special daughter and add great
joy to our lives. We love and support
you in all that you do. May you
continue to grow in knowledge and
your love of God.

Love,

Mommy Daddy Allen & Erin
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(Mrs. Bear )
Though your tickly feet
might take you
Far from all your
heart now Knows
May your eyes stay
filled with wonder
and your smile
forever glow
And however far you travel
There is one thing we all know
Your soul will never
stray too far
from where our river flows

Love and Congratulations

Mom, Al ott, aymiz, Mad M addy,
Tay, and all the Niver House Fang !

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Mama and Daddy

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kindergarten to college-bound you have always
made us proud. May you always do what is just,
love mercy, and walk humbly with thy God, so that
you might have a happy and prosperous life. es

Love Mom, Meryl, Grandmother, Shi Elfie. :

Congratulations DaVonne Bivins
Vonne

To everything there is a season, and a time to every
purpose under heaven. This is your time to shine for a job
well done. Continue to let the Lord order your steps. I will
dance like David danced. ~

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Dad, Mom, Susan, Kim, & Kevin

CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS
WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU !
Love,

Mom, Dad, Beth and John

Lo my youngest, Leshe Anne Jordan

You may be my last, baby

But you never have been my least!

I Love You!!

Congratulations on your accomplishments,

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We Love You!
Mom, Dad, and Katherine

Tina (Lil Toe),
Weve watched you grow up so fast a
through the years. Wow! Look at you now.
Youve given us eighteen wonderful years

of happiness. We all wish you the best

in all you do in life. Remember to always

put God first. Were proud of you.

Love,
Mommy, Daddy, Willie (Big Bro),
Family, and Friends )

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You really are a
special group of
friends and we
know all your
dreams will come
true. Much love
from the Perazzola
Family: Grams,
Pop, Mikey, Laura,
Mom, Dad, and
Samuria.

We really do love all
you guys and we
know that you have
a really bright future
ahead of you. Have
fun and be careful.
God Bless.
Love,

The Lamb Family

Congratulations Class of 98

The Berndt Family

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We are so proud of you!

Love,

Mama &3 Daddy

*Go for it! Take a chance. There are
*times you must trust that silent voice
sinside you. The experts dont always
have the right answers. According to
the law of aerodynamics, the bumble-
bee cannot fly, but no one told the bee.
*Keep flying!

Congratulations Tiff !!
Best wishes at Southern!
We love you and are very proud of
you.
Your family,
Mom, Dad, Grandmother, Papa, and Nana

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Terese,

This is a magnificent journey you're on. Dont be afraid to explore unfamiliar territory. If
you do happen to get lost, you will stumble accross some of the most interesting discoveries
you will ever make. Wander down roads you've never taken before or ones you'll never
chance upon again. Life isnt a travel guide to follow. It's an adventure to undertake.

- 101 Things to Always Remeber
& One Thing to Never Forget

We love you.

The 1997-1998 Mount de Sales Academy
Board of Trustees

Top Row: Sister Mary Rosina, R.S.M., President; Mr. Don Faulk, Chairman; Mr. Cedric Leslie, Vice Chairman; Mrs. Kim

Schnell, Secretary; Mr. Jim Filush, Treasurer; Mr. Windy Blanks.

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|| Bottom row: Mrs. Cindy Chapman, Sr. Marilyn Graf, R.S.M., Mr. Marion McMillan, Mr. Terrence G. Mermann, Sr. Lourdes Sheehan,
R.S.M., Mr.Phil Sheridan, Mr. Lamar Sizemore. Not Pictured: Father John Cuddy, Mr. Chris R. Sheridan.

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reative memories.
Always keep your adventurous
spirit.
We Love You,
Dad, Mom, Cody, & Pierce

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Keep working hard
& the future will be a
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We Love You,
Mom, Dad & Christina

Give The World The Best You Have
And
Everything Will Come Back To You

Congratulations Mia
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We believe in you
Love,

Dad and Jennifer

The 1997-1998 Salesian Staff

Co-Editors: Carrie Frank & Rebecca Merschat

Section Editors and Staff:

Computer & Ad Editor: Bill Tice
Administrative Assistant: Katy Chow

Seniors- DaVonne Bivins & Narreinar Williams
Lindsay Dessem Kimmie Rankin
Jessica Stinson

People- Andrea Tice & Lillie Austin
Anne Hurley Claire Katner
Elizabeth Pearce Kirk Davenport
Emily Dessem Shelby Smith

Katie Horst Genevoere Oliviere
Sports- Corlee Blum & Johnny Lamb

Tim Finney Taj Middleton

Lindsay Mummert Mary Heenan

The thrill of
victory?
The agony
of defeat?
Just
another
deadline.

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Student Life- Caitlin Hickey & Monica McMillan
Shell Kurzen Mary Catherine Smith
Brooke Hartley Jennifer Paschke
Clubs- Mia Armstrong & Katie Mayers
Chad Elliott Jennifer Webb
Krystle Stewart Jennifer Herndon
Academics- Marla Geddis
Emily Smith Jason Grizzard

Steve Fennell Florence Bivins
Photographers

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Meriwether

Mrs. Sue Sinksen Brooke Hartley
Mrs. E. Carlson Georgia Ragonetti
Charles Frey Rebecca Merschat

The moderator of the Salesian is Sue Sinksen. All type is
set in Souvenir type except for clip art. Headlines were set
in 36 point type. Picture captions were set in 8 point type.
Body Copy was set in 10 point type. Jostens of Clarksville,
Tennessee printed 710 copies of 224 pages each. The
company representative is Mr. David Zeigler.

Where Do They Go From Here?

Armstrong Atlantic State
University
LaTonya McClendon
Belmont University
Barbara Copeland
Berry College
Andrew Lizek
Catholic University of America
Caitlin Hickey
The Citadel
Thomas Williamson
Clemson University
Catherine Stroupe
College of Charleston
Kristen Kelley
Elon College
Andrew Noller
Emory University
James Crawford
Florida A&M University

Carlos Denson

Gainesville College
Mike Mazza
Georgia College & State
University
Rebecca Merschat
Christina Clark
Ben Hale
Georgia Institute of
Technology
Charles Frey ~ Jason Koch
Dennis Matovu ~ Kimmie Rankin

Brinda Ramaiya ~ Warren Stramiello

Bill Tice ~ Carl Perrazola
David Berndt

Georgia State
University
David Furtney
Gordon College
Lesley Anne Jordan
Jacksonville University
Franklin Mack
Miami University of Ohio
Matt Hodler

Georgia Southern
University
Lee Barrineau ~ Beth Bollinger
Tabitha Burney ~ LaKeesa Butler
Philip Cheshire ~ Angie Cook
Danielle Davis ~ Gevonka Denson
Tiffany Domingos ~ Amanda Evans
Megan Floyd ~ Justin Leslein
Whitney Wimberly ~ Armond Power
Eddie McBride
Macon State College
Jason Boney
Darci Davidson
Stephanie Parker
Brooke Stone
Mercer University
Chad Cavendar
Lisa Reeves
Trish Yarbrough
Jesse Fortson
Middle Tennessee State
University
Tony Wesley
Mississippi State University
Sam Singer
Oxford College of Emo
University
Jeff Strickland
Paine College
Fareeda McClinton
Rhodes College
Marquez Sams
Saint Josephs College
Patty Bieger
Salem College
Terese McGee
Trinity University

Lindsay Dessem
State University of West
Georgia
DaVonne Bivins

University of Florida
Monica McMillan

University of Georgia
Thomas Bell ~ Corlee Blum
Elizabeth Chapman ~ Katy Chow
Brooks Coates ~ Paul Filush
Teddy Katner ~ Alexis Mason
Mary Beth Meadows
Lindsay Misch ~ Carrie Pierce
Betsy Washburn ~ Paul Kirkland
University of Miami
Marcos Sanchez
University of Pittsburgh
Johnny Lamb
University of Tennessee
Edward Kendrick
Valdosta State University
Cristy Burress ~ Morgan Stone
Chris Vance ~ Kendall Wall
Stephanie Wilson
Washington University
Erica Talley
Wofford College
Kerry McLaurin
Western State College of
Colorado
Michael Kusar ~ Mathis Coxon
Ben Wilhelm
Xavier University of Lousiana
Mia Armstrong
Narreinar Williams
Young Harris College
Kevin Balkcom ~ Matt DeFore
Carrie Frank ~ Jon Howard
Adam Ford ~ Britton Lockhart

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Around the beginning of April
(and sooner for some people) you can
almost smell summer vacation. No more
early mornings; no more dress code: no
more homework...its just about TIME to
take a good long break. For most students,
summer marks a few months of tempo-
rary separation but for the seniors, its the
beginning of the next phase of their life.
Although everyone is going their separate
ways, the iC1G@ of finally moving on is

most exciting. Most seniors realized many

of their dreams through the close

friendships they estcblished during the year.

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OUT of the old
and into the new
with style.
Middle schoolers
Jessica Freeman
and Katy Fennell
enjoy themselves
as MdS
celebrated its first
annual Spirit
Week. Next year,
they will be
moving up to the
high school...and
four more years
of Spirit weeks

We have been waiting for this run
for a long time! Nothing but smiles for
these eager seniors. Melita Kabashi
James Crawford, Jon Howard, and Al
exis Mason gleam as they await their
FINAL parade around and around the
MdS campus

@ This next year will be the most im
portant and the most memorable in
your life. Do not take it for granted
Father Cuddy gives a little advice to ju
nior Robert Snider as he ENDS his ju
nior year and begins his senior year

4I'm giving it my all, and thats all |
can give. James Crawford CLOSES

his senior year and his high school ca-
reer as he makes his final donation

to the school. Not only was the blood
drive successful, but also the school

year

@ There was more stuff in my @This is a time of man
locker than | thought. | cant be- tions for the junior class
lieve this. Cleaning out his locker elected Student Council pr
for the LAST time, senior David Beth Tamboli begins the
Berndt realizes how much trash, up day ceremony. This
dust, and dirt can accumulate in formally recognizes the u)
one year's time class of 1999

For some of the graduates, the
answer to their dreams was that long
sought diploma from the hands of
Sr. Rosina. As we end this year, lets take a

look at what dreams we have realized as a

school community. Cavalier Fields is

almost ready! This summer is the
dedication and next year we will have OUR
first homecoming game on OUR home
field. The drama program has grown and
student participation has definitely

expanded. Nationally, we were recognized

@ Lean on me when you're not "I cant believe this is the END. Se-

H 4 : strong..and I'll help you CARRY on.. nior Christina Clark sheds many sad

as a technogically superior Catholic school. Tiere) Mic suri vases teste Pane ic eral ico aman
lean on after a short but tiring senior her underclassman friends. her senior

trip. Kristen Kelley looks on wondering friends, her teachers. and her high

DREAM ON CAVALIERS! if Carrie will withstand the weight of school days to embark on a great fu-

Kerry ture.

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Nah Nah Na
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W ( ne lice season as they celebrate our
ther ninis bout the iccessiu victory in the GISA state chan

year BEHIND then basketball game. Go Cavs!

I am really going to miss this girl.
Monica McMillan and Marla Geddis
demonstrate their affection with a hug
and a smile. As the END of the year
approaches, Monica will prepare her-
self to leave her high school friends be-
hind.

| am finally going to be a senior! Ju-
nior Amanda Jenson awaits the bless-
ing of Father Cuddy. Moving up day is
the day any junior looks forward to. It
means that their senior and FINAL
year is near and the rest of the day is
free

| just want to go ahead and apologize
if | do not get your hands completely
dry. In this exercise, Jessica Deeb and
John Hurley learned the importance of
serving one another as Jesus did with
his disciples at the LAST Supper.

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Patty
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DaVonne
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Corlee
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Jason Tabitha
Borden Burney Burress Butler

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Chad Elizabeth Christina Brooks Angie
Cavendar Chapman Clark Coates Cook

Barbara
Copeland

Mathis
Coxon

dames
Crawford

Darci
Davidson

Carlos Danielle
Denson Davis

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Lindsay Matt Gigi
Dessum Defore Denson

Tiffany
Domingos

Amanda
Evans

Paul
Filush

Jesse
Fortson

Charles David Caitlin
Frey Furtney Hickey

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Hodler Howard Kendrick Kirkland Koch

Mike

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Andrew
Lizek

Jeanie Britton
Logan Lockhart

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McLaurin Mazza Mason

Latonya

McClendon

Terese
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Monica

McMillian

Mary Beth
Meadows

Rebecca Lindsay Stephanie Carrie Brinda
Merschat Misch Parker Pierce Ramaiya

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Catherine

Kimmie Lisa Ross Marcos
Stroupe

Rankin Reeves yan Sanchez

Jeff
Strickland

Erica
Talley

Chris
Vance
Betsy
Washburn

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Jeremy
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Trish

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Robert
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