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Often, our lives resemble a game of chance.
We do not expect the strange twists and turns
thrown our way on our journey from childhood to
adulthood, such asthe changes high school brings,
breaking up with a girffriend or boyfriend, or taking
the SAT Still, it is only natural fo want to fully
monopolize life. With each new move we make
and the transition that comes along with it, not only
are we offered many opportunities in education,
athletics, and extracurricular activities, but we
become wise enough to take advantage of such
opportunities. Throughout this, we must have the,
courage to throw the dice, be ready to take risks
and be willing to face any obstacles thrown in our
path. In addition to many challenges, life also gives
us many good times. We must remember to enjoy
these special moments, the moments that chal-
lenge us to go beyond our own expectations, guide
usto draw the cara that decides our fate, and binds
us together with the common goal of living, loving,
and caringfor others. These are the moments we
celebrate in these pages.

4 2 Opening

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Watch this! Jonathan Koetter
Shows off his skills.as hyslices
through the.competition. Jonathan
enjoyed a great season and was a
key player t this year.

Coming throughlAndy Graycheck
plows through the competition hop-
ing #0 get the game winning goal
Andy displayed great sportsman-

ship during theseason.

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What a cross!Nick Ewing looks on
in amazment as his crOSS TEsuits in
a much needed assist. Eachiplayer
enjoyed heart stopping plays like
this. dur ng the games.

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Thisig great. RyanGraycheckand
Andrew Liedle enjoy a well de-
served break after a tough game.
Good teammates help to create
a fantastic team.

Kal Yat Will Young shows the op- Ruin menower haa Kenneth
osing team how its done. Kenny Suchower parts a sea of defense
Epps looked of from behind, ready ashe dribbles down the field. Good
tohelphisteammatescore agame footwork is a needed. skilk for a

winning goal winning tea

Here goes nothing! Sam
Mekaurin charges the ball like a
pro player. Talent: and skill Were

strong team assets and helped to
mak'a terrific season.

Top Row (I-r):"Coach TaylorA.Leonard,K.FennelA Black N.Murray,J Here you go! Allen Black tosses
Kipe.J.Dadisman,B-Smith,M.Grimsley,A.LiedleJ.Koetter,N.D' LaRotta, T. : the ball back to one of his team=
Arena Ewing Suchower PElsbernd K Garafalo.Coach DattiloBottom Row (- mates. Allen enjoyed many great
pS Mielarczyk WYoung.C-Putman,UNwosu, J Shackelford A GraycheckA Arena, Saves. during the season as one
RGraycheckL_MuminertB. Mahoney SMcLaurin Moulton, Webb m= of the teams goalie.

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C-team to-a state: championshi

And the starting lineup is.. Nathan
Gilva rans outwhen he.is cal ed: and
iswelcomea by histeammates.Team
unity was_a vry-important.part of
getting through the season.

Breaking away from the pack Jack
Thomas shows offhis speed and agility
whiletryingtoscore. Eventhoughthere
ino T inteam,the team benefited
from each player's contribition.

C -Team: Top Row (- 1): Coach Smith, Manager Adrienne Garofalo,
Brayden Ware, Zack Stroup, Micah Phersongsiosh, Miller, Ryan Liedle, Jack
Thomas, Adrian Martinez, Tony upchurlNathaniel Siva, Jake Demarest,
Michael Hughes, Bottom Row ((-r): Andrew intaphan, Tyler McLaurin, Alex
Fletcher Kyle Liedle, Brandon Jley, Matthew Moulton, John Staggs, Chartie
CassidyiLtike Graycheck BrianForero, CruzSalinas, Mgr. HannahWitherington,

B - Team: Top Row (i - r): Jacob Adams, Danie! Bernal, Zack Zanghi.
Tommy Hurley, Bryan Benton, Simon Radomski, Taylor Ware, Azubuike-
Onoura, Kenneth Suchower, Vinni"@avaliere, Luke Mummert, "Mark
Misinco, Matt Micheletti, Jeremey Pohl. Bottom Row (-- PF): Andrew
Dockrel; Uchenna Nwosu, Kevirr Miller, Ryan-Graycheck, Brandon
Mahoney.MMicakePherson, Jimmy Cassidy, Wesley Moulton:

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Jumping for joy.Kathryn Young
Bivesher teammate midair high EI ARI SIA IP A FPR ARE IA IF

eee. | INCINING AMUWUINY

ing asthe victory itself

Rolling, rolling, rolling... Mary
Jurgensen dribbles the ball down
the field. Key players and impor-

tant teamwork brougnigmucn en-

tertainment to thegame,

Leaving the competition in the
dust. Emily Smith makes.a strong
move around a defender in order

petty

On the ball. Wolly Knight dem- _ TopRow(} Coach Grit gp. Matt Moulton Bizabeth Gaugt Katie Davis Dania

onstrates her juggling abilities on Ebanks Emiy Gmith Cari Quan Katherine Moore, Caroine Cock Cassandra Coronel

the sidelines. Perfecting the skills Brandon Joly Coach Rutenber Middle Row (+) AmandaDempsey Mary Jungefsen,

of the game were important in Hannah Witherigion, Katherine. Limer , Geshanie Nekon, Lex Stokes, Betsy-Pittara

handling and moving the ball Katherine Snow Bottom Row (4}:Biica Zanghi Vicioria Worthy. Molly Knight Christie
Meriwether, Jennifer Lidstone, Kale Matthews Kathryn Young Kate Perotiky.

Victory Smiles: Team members Another victory. The MT
smile astheyleave the field after a soccer tean ebrate

Cavalier victory, A good attitude win inthe Cavalier

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by the team gave them a-better >lebra
chahee at defeating their-oppo
nents:

Fy ar

grader Mary Jorgensen watches the

game from the bench whiltaking-a

break Maryscontributiontothteani
a big part of their success.

ae red ~ Varsity Girls Socer: Top Row {er} Mgr. Nick Ewing, Mgr. Andrew Liedle, Coach Ten
Cross! Senior Kitby Williams ad . oie nine Leonard, Lindsey a foces Layhelt atic Coates, Britany*Hartley,
vances down the field while setting Stephanie Nelson, Emily Pittard, Katie Garofalo, Kristin Taylor, Jessia Freeman, Mgr. David
up for a cross.Kirbys superior 4 Bushey, Mgr. Olivia Bushey, 2nd-row (l-r} Coach Flush, Mgr. Wesley Moulton, Meaghan
offensive-skillc enabled her t6 feal Slonaker, Rainey Pearson, Katie Fenell, Theresa Jergensen; Latren Patch; Candice Dupree,
. Arhanda Ritter, Marilyn Sawyer, Mgr. Noe! Marfay. Bottom row (Amy Laughter, Adirienne
rightat home.on the varstty+eam. Garofalo, Kirby Williams, Hannah Witherington, Jillian Brosas; Anfia Kate Kallay, Amara Nwosa,
AM Aary hirdenean

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Some Rand R The girls soccer
team takes .a break after an
eventful game. Times like this
gave player rs an opportunity to
relax prepare for the next game.

BAM! Marylin Cawyer concentrates
onkeeping the ball away from the other
team The girs hadtouse skilful maneur
Se ee ballwouldnot
get stolen by the other team

eb this! Betsy Pittard

hows.a member of the oppos-
ng team how soccer is really
played: The girls used their skills
to easily defeat their opponents,

Here | come: Katie Fennell
ball to a team-

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teams successe

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Out of my way! Cole Keever ma-
neuvers through theadefense to
gain atirst down mark Cole con-
tributed a great deal wittvhis quick
thinking and his athletic abilities.
Lets Zo boys! Josh Adamsypumps up
the team spirit before the game. Get-
tingpsyched beforeeachgamehelped
the team: prepare mentally fortheir
Opponent.

You can't catch me! With a great
Catch, Michael Slonaker beats the
defense with his swift moves ahdout-
Standing speed.The team worked on

ssuctskilis everyday atpracties,

Free atlast! Blake Mears breaks
through.the crowd to,gain some
extra yards on the play. Being
aware of your defenders.was es-
sential to.a successful play;

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Playoffs

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3 Wins | Tie & Losses

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Coaches: Robert Slocum, Randy Davis, Todd Freeman, Fred Howe, BryanKemp,
Mark Lipson, Jim Massey, Johnny Mack Williamson Left side(f-r) :C. Sance, Q.
Bichop,J.Cunard, B. Mears, C. Keever, B. Harris, PB. Eaircloth, Middlef-1) : D.
Barett,.G. Walken F. Perez, -Hollis, M.Hickman, WeHarris, M.. Wade, H.
Hardison, K Schuchmanh, N.Esser.. Monroe. Slonaker, R. Rogers, F. Smith,
C.McMillan, SAatchere Hardison, N. Bigham, B.Or, J Harrison, 8. Chapman,B.
iC. JOnes, J:
1) Westfall

Fransioli Right sidefl4e): LMatthews, C. Henderson, J.
Adams, R. Wooley, T. Bryson, J Pilkenton, B: SchwabyMla
M. Hickman, M. Thomas, Not Pictured. Alston, S Smith, L. Hattaway. 3.

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Down, Set, Hut! Quarterback Scott
Hatcher leads the offense
tionfore game.winning touchdown
pass. Scotteatcher'sleadership was
needed for the team's success

intorma

Ifs<good! Paul Elsbernd
KiCKSsa'fieldgoal and puts the
CavSasghead by one. Height
and distance are very impor-
tant when, making a great kick.

Lk

Aaaww! During halftime, Matt
Wade reflects on the plays of
thefirshhalf. Time alone gave
the players a chance to men-
tallysprepare for the next half.

|What was one of you

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me rituals for

this season?

Well, one of my pre-game rituals for
this season was that |wore the same pairof
boxers every game day. This was just
something | tried for good luck.

-Junior Cole Keever

I'm not really big on rituals, but | do always
put my right sock on before my left sock.

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- Senior Brian Fransioli

FIA HAL DALL

Pre-game pep talk. Coach
Massey. gives Matt Hikman
some motivation: before hitting
the fieldGood ladership was
th Key to winning the game.

Breaking free..... Wide-receiver
yBrandon Monroe is on-his way
for. afmuch needed touchdown.
Skillspeed, and determination
helped win the game.

~ B-Team: Top Row((-r): T Freeman Walker FPerez,ediekman Ce

Henderson,J. Godfrey Massey. Middle Row(-r): A. Smith; J: Smith, R
Wooley, 8. Schwab, J. Cunard, D. Bartlett, D. Harrison, BottomRow(-
r)J Harrison. Esser B Monroe, J SimpsonB Harris P Faircloth2 Parker.
Not Pictured: M. Wade.

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First and goal! Eighth grader
nn breakethrough the
to. score a touchdown
The Cavs showed the Hornts
that.they were allpusiness.

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C-teamTop Row(l-1):B. Kemp, M. Lewis, C. Bunn, Williams, P. Heenan

R Esher, P-Stiff K Hardison,C. Moskaly, K Manley, C. Mitchell Middle
Row(-1} P. Slonaker, <G: Newmans, MeBariow, B- Jones J. Walgh, K
Kitchens, J.Gibson, S. Esser, T. Purvis, F. Waterman, Bottom Row(en

J. Armstrong, J. Giles De Green, B. Thomas, E.-Sfaiifields2. Hinson,

~ DWarrell. Not Pictured M. bipson.

Balancing is the keyl \/ cheer\ead
ers draw theicrowds attentio
basketballgamewiththeir eyecatching
ifs: Thse. cheerleaders perfected
ih.lifts during practice.

B-teamilop Row: (+7) Jenner Lidstone, Dania Ehanks Courtney
Crosby Mary Montgomery. Crystal Dong Middle Row: (+)
Ghaistine Lopapa, Kathryn Young, Danielle Grinstead, Amanda
Peroely, Kibby Pierce. Bottom Row: (4) Shannon Heenan,
Caroline Freliche,'

S-U-P-E-R Super Super thats
what we are! Junior Varsity cheer-
leaders do their best to pump up the
crowd during an intense game: All
th enthusiasm motivated the teant
Double the winning, double the fun!
Jessica Lee and Maggie Shackelford
tryto balance themselves while ontop
of the pyramid. They had to leam to
trustthe girs holding them up.

C-teamTop Row: (-r) Katie Massey, Maggie Shackelford,
Victoria Worthy, Jessica Lee. Middle Row: (\-r) Katie
Moorhouse, Amanda Dempsey, Carly McCallie, Whitney
TuckerBottom Row: (on) Martha MonhigomeryCaty Stallings.

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Hey, must be the moneylll The
cheerleaders dance to Nellys "Ride
With Me during the Homecoming
pep rally: These-girls learned many
dances at their summer camp.

Coach and mother..\Mrs.Gilbert,
coach ofthe varsity cheerleaders,
puts her baby down in th middleot
practice. She divided her time be=

tween the. baby and.these giris.

Stand uplllSara Suchower shouts: -

to the crowd-to-stand up and be
proud. Cheerleaderswere- always
trying New and different cheers to
getthe fans motivated atthe game.

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Hey Cavaliersil! Wrenn Federlein
and Leslie Jerkins yellto the crewd
at a basketball game-Durirg time-
outs; the-cheerleaders went out-on
the floor to plimp up the fans.

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Bannertime...|-aura Sembridge paints
banners after school fo help promote
school spiritThe varsity cheerleaders
Spent many hours working after school
on these banners.

Top row {1-r): Shannon Heenan, Kristen Lidstone,
Maliory Jones, Catherine Leverett, Laura Stembridge,
(I-r): Candice DuPree,

Leslie Jerkins Middle Row
Jeanine Olivier, Wrenn Federlein, Sara Suchower
tiff, Skyler Sal!

Bottom Row (=r): Anna Stit

ve got spirit! The
rers ado.a reutine
rgame. Cheerle

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A hard days work, The cheer-
leaders practicea dance rou=
for the next big game;
rleading wasexhilarating
1 ming a

The greatest accomplish-
ment. Skyler Stulfdoesa@stunt
g.a pep rally. Cnering
ative, expressive, ana

ed a lot-of work.

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Defense wins the game! Brandt
Orr shows his aggressive style of
playing Defensive skills played a
huge role-in the-teame positive
Standing this season,

Tricky shotl Michaef Slonaker
flies towards the Hoop hoping to
add.some points. MDS's Gffens
put on a-great show for the fans
this-Season.
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: Region Tournament at Stratford
Out of my way! Carlton Aim for the basket! Pau We "
(cMillan goes for a-layup Elsbernd poises himself for
against his Windsor-oppenent. aheeded shot. Paul's skill
Carlton was an instrumental shone brightly throughout the
playerin the Seasens results. course of the season.

State Tournament at Tattnall

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Get crunk! Scott Hatche Going to the hole!
and the rest.of the team get Matthews goes infor a needed
pumped up -for their game. A shot. Diays Suh ac this: ofe

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the teamslead

Against all odds! Michael
Clonaker goes tothe hole with

fenders at.his heels. Knowing

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(L-R) Coach Dotterer, F. Smith, J. Banks, N. Dermatas, S Hatcher, . a q
ROwens, B. Orr, C. Puckett, L. Matthews, C. McMillan, M. Slonaker, .
P.Eigbernd, T. Rodomski, K Epps, A. Durr, Coach Massey, Managers

needed foul. During th sason
i vaord _ jennifer. Oliver esan Cidghtler ; : :
Adrianne Howard, Jennifer-Oliver, Megan Sightler. players often made sacrifices

| benefit the team.

Taking one for the team.
Carlton McMillan-draws a

Boys Varsity Basketball. 14

Square up! /

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DAONL I DUUVUINY

De-fense, de-fense!Patrick

Slonaker keps-a-player from

the opposing team fromadvanc
to the basket. .G

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KCY Dal 0} 6 Eo

B-Team Boys: Top-Row(!-r} Brandon Monroe, Richard Owens,
Daniel Stefano, Nashon Bigham; Erik Hardison, Chase Henderson,
Coach Jim Massey: Bottom Row(/-r) Brandon Mahoney, Luke
Mummert, Andrew Durr, Jonathan Harrison, Bryan Weaver: Not
Pictured gp. Laura Stanford Mgr Laurn Melvin

Sth Grade Boys: Top Rowll-r). Coach Ken Garvin, Anthony 7th Grade Boys: Top Row(I=r): Mgr. Christie
Rosa, AJ Shilcoski, Akanni Burton, Reed Elsbernd, Patrick. Meriwether, Keith Manley, Matt Barlow, Ryland
Putkowski, Uchehna Nwost,Kurt Hardison; Bottom-Row(-r): Rumph, Jake Demarest, Jay Gibson; Bottom Row

Patrick Slonaker, Michael Hughes, Justin Andrew Conor Bunn, (I-r):. JORn-Staggs.@rad HlnsomBrandon Jolley,
Jost Miller, Alex Fletcher, Justin Young, Taylor Abernathy; Not David Grene~-Jovon Braddy; Not Pictured:
Pictured: Mgr. Gray-Chapman Mgr. Katherine-Snow Fitz WatermaneCortney Newmans

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learned how t
thelr best Under pres

Nichole
ms, Burney Pol-

@-Team Girls:Top Row(I-r): Coach
Meaghan Slonater, = ndsey Willia
loGk, Joanna Akin, C
tom Row/(I-r): Ka
Jfifa@eMurphy, Lexis ati ,
Cook, Not Pictured: Kara Williams OBB d

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orked hard fo be. ageres=
ive and fieSty-at-aleti

Think fast. Jenna Murphy
passes the ball during the
wre minutes ofthe
.. Teamwork was tec=

a ary to pull off a victory:

C-TeamGirlsTop Row(I-r): Caroline a Katie BealitKayla
Nessing, Coach Robert Slocum, e- Davis, Cassandra
Coronel, Megan Harned, Raisa a thew s, Bottom Row(I-
r): Mgr. Matthew Lewis, Alex Heath, Lexi Stokes, Haley
Durr, Jenna Murphy, Kalie Matthews, Mary Jurgensn,
Not Pictured: Hannah Witherington, Mg r. Adria n-Martinez

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Keep your eyes on the ball!
Audra Orange boxesouttogaingreat
position. for -asrebound==Westfield
triedtheir best t0-stop-hery but: they
were unable to defeat the Cavs.

can do fl Christina Price goes for
2 short jump. shot.th the: semefinal

game in Milledgeville. Although she
corea, the girls came Up one Basket

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state championship game

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Myarmsaretired!Danielle Michelet
Shows great help defense withhereye
on both.the ball andshermar. Lady
Cavs_played great defense which
helped them become a superior team:

Listen up girls! Coach Hatcher
takes a time out to put in a last
minute play-Good coaching and
leadership allowed the team to
perform at their Best.

15 Wins 7 losses

| Top Row (/-r). Bach Hatcher, Meaghan Slonaker, KatieHatcher,
P Audra Orange, Karen Hodge, Christina Pri
Saran DeLoach, Joanna Akin, Jen

| Linasay Wiliams, Rachael Azar, Danielle Micheletti,

| Bottom, Row (i-r, + Matt Hickman, Clifford Jance

Please go in. Senior Katie
Leverett powerfullydrivesto the
basket to score.two poinis.Her
hardworkeventually hlpedieaa

the toam ta 4 Victary
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Shoot it! SarahDeLoaehuseshel
to shoot over the. members of the
Lady Knights. "Her naturale ability
helped give MDS theadvantageover
many teams throughout the year

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SIFAING FOVErM

Here comes the heat! Bran-

don Mahoneyfiresoneto the cut=
off Players had: td use great
acturacy-and speed to.make.a

r- aly from-the outfield.

Hustle up! These remain-
ing runners=hurry tothe
dugout for the next inning,
A regular baseball game
usualy. lasted Seven innings.

Stealing bases.

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Scott
Hatcher helps put dowr-the
bases Before twe Zamie. The
players enjoyed having the
home field ddvantage.

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Safe by a landslide! Cole .

Miller pushes himself up from
his head*first-stide into home
plate. Moveslikethis showed the
team's aggressive.side.

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| Top ro (i-r): Coach Bryan Kemp, Andrew Dockrell, Scott
Hateher, Paul Elsbernd, Carl Puckett, Cole Miller, Rocky
Rogers, Jonathan Koetter, Coach Marc Lipson, Bottom row
(i-r E Brandon Mahoney, Billy Schwab, Nick Dermatas, Eri Robz
Serts, JESSe Pilkenton, Andrew Durr, AlangSearawelf, Chris Jones.

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It's outta here!

Koetter steps in and swing:
the oncoming fastball \
had to wait for the perfect mo-
ment to release the ;

Let's go! The team gathers around
Coach Lipson, whogves some-final
words of encouragment. Pep talks
gave the players the optimistic outlook
they needed to winthe game:

Goin home. Cart Puckett throws
the ball toward home plate inhopes
of gettingsthe runner out, Bven
though the opponents were fast,
they were no match for Carl$ ath.

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| got itl Eric Roberts catches
the ball to make-an easy out:
Players had to support eaen
other when successful_plays
were to be made.

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Practice makes perfect! The B-
team practices batting drills bfore a
game: Theednills helped to develop
the players Coordination which was

instrumental invachieving victory.

itsgoing going, gone!Sam Reese
hits a.-home-run during a.C-team
game. The, natural talents of the
future big-leaguers helped to pro=
pelithe team into the spotlight.

CTeam: Top Row (I-r): Coach Freeman, Jay. Gibson,
Justin Young, AwShilcoski, Conor Bunn, Micah Pherson,
Coach Pires. Middl-Row/(I-r): Johnny Walsh, Matt
Barlow, Matt-Lewis, Sam Reese, Keith_Manley, Trey
Purvis. Bottom Row(I-r): Bryan.Jones, Christian Goulding,
JustinAndrews, Kylevawn, Brad incon, Charlie Cassidy,
Alex Fletcher.

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Too fast for_you! A:
Doekgell slides into Secon
Stolen base. Hic f

practic helpedehim rac
Stolen bases. during the seas

B- Team: Top Row (I-r): Manager Afison Lizek,
Justin. Young, Adam Romaine, Allen Stroupe, An-
drew Dockrell-Erie*Roberts, Jonathan Uarrison,
Jesse Pilkenton, Coach Lipson Bottom Row (I-r):
Sam Reese, Jimmy=Cagssidy, Try Purvis, Micah
Pherson, Patrick Fairctoth, Lake Mummert: ma

Hit a home run Beisy Poe takes
actice e Agw=z FSG I= Fak

swing at-home. plate.

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Line=drive to right field. Haley
Durr showing ner_skills, hits the
ball to deep rightifleld, Hard
workand-finesse:became alarge
part of a successfutseason

Crash the ball!!. Joanna Akin -Team: top row (l-r): Katie Beall Joanna Akin, Kayla Nessing

crushes the. ball during her Coach Pierce. Middle Row(l- r): Kristen Anglea,. Elizabeth

fur atebat:The players ath- _Gaughf, Betsy Poe, Kelly Herring, Jessica Nysitom. Bottom

| deticability benefitedthe team Row/(l-r): Jenni Napier, Lexi Stokes, Haley Durr; Jetma Murphy
ssthroughout the. Season

Patience isthe key.Outfieider Audra
Nessing gets ready to buntte first
bas to score another point forthe
MDS team. Bunting was new to the
team, and was lot of fin to lear.

Nosweat. Outfielder Danielle
Micheletti prepares to swing
as the. pitch is thrown, Gon=
centration .and Speed Were
very important when batting.

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Gotta hurry! First baseman
Laura Wood races to the base
as the ball soars to righptield,
Laura's fast runningshelped
theteam in many games,

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It's outta here! Pitcher and part
time. shortstop Brittany. Hartley
Slams the ball pastthe other team.
Brittany's previous experience
helped a great deal during games:

nt you just love pizza? Katic
basmamKalic Matthews takes Leverett, Jennifer Leverett, and
a swing-adsthe ball makes its way Krictin Taylor enjoy food and drinks
aeross theplate. Some pitche ay. The Special
could go.as fast ac OS mph Vs 1Sth birthday.

This ones mine!

tant

Very amportant in

Top Row (+r: Coach Chester Pierce, Katie Blackburn, Emily Pittard, Practice makes perfect. Thitd
Jennifer Leverett; Katie Leverett, Mgr. Alan Cardwell, Middle Row (+r): baseman Kristen Anglea works on
Katie Hatcher, Danielle MichelettfRachel Azar, Latira Wood, AudraNessing, her throw before a game. Kristen
Mg. Karen Marshall, Bottom Row. (I-r): Kalie Matthews, Brittany Hartley, was brought over to the varsity
Kara Willams; Kristin Taylor, Ryan Evans Not Shown Kristen Anglea team after Katie Hatcher's injury

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Varsity Softball 24

What's my time? Sam Mead-
ows looks up at the.time Tlock
to-see if he has beatennis
recordy Cwimriers were timed
as Soon as they left the block.

One more fap! Kaitlyn
Stockslager Comesup'and-out
for_the strenuous butterfly
stroke. The Junior Varsity team
only swam 50 yards in the fly.

Almost there! Burnes Brown
speeds to the finich:block-On e-
lays, swimmers had fo wait for the
person ahead of them to touch the
block before they-could start,

Toprow (-1):Kaitin Siockstager, Second
row peer Clete Meriwether

Ben Thornton; Evan Stanfield, Kevin
Gillespie; Thind-row (Hr). Janna Matson:
Katie Greer, Emily Smith, Enily Hcenen.

Swimmers take Jour Tones Go!

Emily S Smith dives off th
Eric Roberts:all Fold j rho for
besttimes ADgwon more plaques
any other team at the state meet.

Got chlorine? Eric Roberts
pulls in and breaths deeply for
the breast troke:. Swimmers
had to. successfully swim 106

yards using this stroke

ir rd
965" pop cereatae nan,J.Dadisman,S. Meadows oe Os iy a Backstroke jump ini. Katie
C. Jones, A Lie Joach be Secon row\-r): Harmon, S Burch AfteiE = nicki ~ r.
M- Montgomery, PH ison, C. One) T. Rowland, W. Rumph, B. Brown, B. Chapman, E Roberts; Third wright oe 2 prepares Wer
row (-:E Wood, E Walch, N. Holder, K Crabb, J. Cassidy, SRemi kB Dadioman K Wright Ni Frady self for the big race. -Switte
K Marshall, Fourth row (+) +f} C. Martine H. Huckabee, C. Booth, C. Spicer, J, Braswell, ASbizek J mers had to start in the water
As. JNapler, C. Price ; for this particular stroke.

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Swimming 31

Taking a break. Some track men

bers take a break to talk about thea
times and find Cowhalt le. next event
will be, tt was important to find.out how

al of thet cam did < tif 2 track meet

Towards the finish line...
Rachel Azar func the Jact-lap
of her race at the track met.
Runhers needed endurance to
make itsthrough.all-of the laps.

Over the top... Cole Keever
demonstrates the art of mak-

ing the perfect vault. Pole

vaulting showd thessirength
ahd focus of the athlete:

4") 39. Sports

war for joy. Bryan. We

the pok

ee ump re

nm the mirc +

quired the <

Top Row (-r): C. Jance, E. Hardison, C, Moskaly A. Kabaehi,
Hardison, ke Melvin, L. Wood. & DeLoach-K Hodge, K Vorwelk
Harris, MMisinco, N. D'LaRotta, P Clo aker,C. Keever,P. Heenan, i
Lardigon, JM. Cunard. Middle. Row (er : N. Bigham,.C. Perofeky
Fondal, K. Seu M: MisincoyN. Esser, J: Pohl, K Chuchmann, K. a
A Lonard, J: Wyche, K Williams, B. Harris, D. Harris, C: Oxley, 6
Johnson, Z Onoura, Rad mek Hl. Herrick, N. Nwosu, R. Azar, J; Aly
C. Bain, Bottom Row (-r): B Weaver, L. Discher, C. Cargello:
Sewell, W. Walker, R. Evans, M. Gonterman, L. Sheppard, K Massey, d
Beall, G. Chapman, H: Huckabee, T. Abernathy =

AUN FUR II

L, 2, 3, jump! Erik Hardison pre-
pares to make his first leap for
the triple jump. This event was
challenging and required great
concentration.

Up, up, and awayeSolomon
Sewell gracefully leaps over"the
pole in the high jump. The meets
were challenging especially in the
scorching heat.

Flying Saucer
Bishop watches to

far his-discus will g
Suspense
waiting for resu

was hi
|

+o
\ >.

Prepare for landing. Nneka
Nwostisteadies herself for land-
ing. on=the triple jump.Nnka
wasia great contributerto the
teams Success.

And hes off! Cole Keever
anxiously takes off and
-puepares his strategy to win
the rae. The events were
orten times.very close.

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In between races. An
PRR LF "=F 1 i F= PAF FR EF st eeeiere-Jobne

>A

ON THE AUN}.

heeded after a-hard day's Works

And they're off... Katie Hatcher
and Bethany Dadisman take an
early lead at theastart. Both
track teams finished fifthrin the
GISA-state tournament.

Our father who art in heaven...
~ Cbach-Dotterer gets the team
together to pray before-the
mect begins. Faithplayed alarge
role in.preparing fora match.

Top Row (i2r)eSam Medows, Tom Pasomek!. Nick D Coming around the cor-

MatovorJohn Cacavias. KristveyeSaraDet.oach, Middle Row/(I- ner... Brian McBrearty tries
r):-Brett Satsaman,. Brian. Mcerearty, Winslow Rumph, Burnes nats

Brown, Cimon Ragomsti, Joseph Irwin. Coach Dottener, Bottom to keep a commanding lead
Row(t=r): Ryan Glisson, Rainey Pearson, Amara Nwosu,Anna Kate in-th race. Astrong will was
Katlay, egshan Sionaker, Not Pictured: Katie Hatcher, Bethany a great advantage against a
Dadicmanh Jessica Robincom Haley Huctabe,. Vivi Brown determined opponent.

Warming up. Josh~Chat
bctretches his muscles before EA F FP lS 6 F =A A A BEE A

VVNCOILCIWIAINIA

Pep talk. CoacheHowe

gives the team-a pre*game

pep talk. An ncOuragihg

word was a reatway ie)
st ready for a Match,

And the wihner Is... The ref
raises. Alan- Crowells arm
to show. that h=won- the
match. This winebrought the
teams record toe7-H.

Gotcha! Patrick Heenan oh we, JSech -Ctatin;
ns down his opponent I, rndrew Martens+Juctin Ghan=
tl fur nel, Frank erez, Patrick Zenan, Stephen

match : Huffmaster, ag n Cunard,

concentratian were m Trawis Terrell

jor faterc ih-wreetting Aatutns Eth ri

RAR AF Aar=F A 4A AA" Ii return

UAIVIL, OL 1, IDVIFAD TT Pion

Betier get ready Ben Wishra and
Jason Sicer prepare for a-serve th.a
doubles match Tis tcoonerative efforts
betweeh. parners madete teant a
Tough competitor in doubles competion,
Keep-your eye on the ball.
Danielle Michelett! gets ready to
smash the ball. The: thaividuat
Strengthsof each player benefited
the teart-during fierce matches.

Boy's Tennis Team: Top Row (I-r): Ben Mishra,
Melvin-Smith, Taylor Ware, Colin-Booth;Andy
Graves, Bottom Row (I-r): Ben Bollinger, Andy
ArenaJason- Glow, Jason Spicer Nathaniel Silva.

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Make this one count! Colin Root

tire
UAiCg

victories during-compethion:

Girl's Tennis Team: Top Row {I-r): Lacey Young,
Emily Farman, Courtney Crosby, Sarah:DeLoach, Jens
nifer Oliver, Christine Relton, Bottom Row (I-r): Kara
Williams; Chloe Spicer, Jenna Schmitt, Camille Dizon,
Daniele Micheletti, Laura Stembridge.

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eat x
= 7

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Ws-out of sight. John Cacavias
watchestosewhetethe balllands | a | Pn | = AAR Aah =

Golfers had.to follow through with
thelr swings torensure that the ball TT UI | | V FF | VL

would:not fall short.

A little tap will do. Seth Story putts
ih for a birdie to help theteam#ake
the lead. Puttingwas one, of the
more difficult strokes; requiring ex-
treme concentrationana accuracy:

is Golf Team: Top Row ([-1): John Cacavias, Brandt Orr, Seth Story, Keep your eye on the-ball. Drew =

<> casa, Sf 343 Edwards tries to posiiontthe-bail on
Michael Grimsley Bottom Row (-r): Anthony Rosa, Patrick the greensohe vil halen betters
Hanson, Drew Edwards, Seth Story of getting itn the hole. Golferstried To"

achieve the lowest score under par.

BOND IN THESE 2
Mass, basketball game, and a rained out
parent lunch
A bus driver, a science teacher, and a football
coach

A book review, an essay, and a song

suonnedwos
e49y| E pue weweess Yeo) Aq pjay sqol *7 WA oy) w ouOp soniANDy|

SoS [i's 38 Academics

CAN YOU GUESS THE COMMON
BOND IN THESE?

A senior, an assistant principal, and a
great cook

A detention, a study hall, and the
library

Being on a team, winning a raffle, and
being a student council member

SCWM 0 126 03 shem * aruayis 9600] 7 S822 [Je My"|

Divider 3 ty ist

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IPC thelrenvironm&

njoy explori nt.

HAVE YOU HAD A
COMPUTER "GONE
CRAZY EXPERIENCE?

Kind of. One time |
almost changed Ms.
nms password. |
nterrupt

er class andtell her

e Sala

Let the show begin. Virginia Sand- Be very careful. Jessica Asbell

had

ers, Daniel Harris, sareiemhap r and Hillary Lipko work onalab f, { out OK
ae off their acting skills in biology in chemistry class. Students ~Jeremey Pohl
idents performed a skit on drugs. loved hands-on experiments.

My keyboard always
just stops working
and|havetore-plug
it in. tt's really annoy-
ing, -t Reed Elsbernd

Yes, my modem
does not work, My
brother got the blue
screen of death.
-Chloe Spicer.

Yeah,my computer's

printer ran out of ink

when | was printing a [i

biology paper due iam

that moming and it

came out green. =

~Justin Channel
Newton's law states... Nahshon
Bigham works hard to understand his
physical science worksheet. Students
tried their best to make good grades.

This is amazing!

shemistry st Do you see it? Dr. Jimmy Cassidy

sJosh Pacosa how te

dents watch as potassium and chow

Cansomeone help her?South-
erly Appling tries to turn on the
Nater. Students had to manage
many types of lab equipment.

kh
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Web Team ([-r): Joseph Irwin, Ashley Banks, Daryl Ebanks, Mike What'sup with him?SamMead-

Madison, Hillary Lipko, Not pictured: Jennifer Fordham, Mikella ows watches as Mr. Mac per-
Procopio forms an experiment. Ctudents w

loved learning about chemistry.

Science & Technology 4

The measurement is... Jesse What number are you on? Ben
Pilkenton holds the levelas Whitney Pierce assists Alicia Stramiello
Glover and Alexis Scott read t

ad the and Audra Orange

Can someone help? Laura Nextsubject.CaraSuchowerandJes-
tanford looks toward the board to ica Robinson pull out a Spanish book
get help on a problem. Paying at- during Trig after their work is done.
tention in class was important for Ctudents often used the last part of a
Students to excel in a subject. class to catch up on another subject.

On the so 8 Kristie Herrick can

barely stay seated because she

knows the answer to a Math Day

problem. Middleschoolers knew the
importance of math in their lives.

pg icp sida
Jones helps James Taylor figure
out a problem in in her senior math

- ~ This oh
Ciass. (nis Cc lass help ed Seniors get

ready for their college courses.

Yum_pizzaandmath?\atthenMouton
eats a dice of pizza while Brayden Ware
busily works on his Math Day assignments.
D rngitis competion \Students used their
lunch to work on more problems.

t Purv iS, Dar na

7st

Top Row ty) Matthew Lewis, Gadsden Henderson, Conor Bunn, Ti
Ebanks, Katie Beall, Jack Thomas, Jovon Braddy, Second Row aN Kol Kitchens,
rayden Ware, Caleb Rule, Lisa Fox, Kaitlyn Stocksager, Bottom Row (Drew Cosey,

Brittany Philins, Justin Young Kayla Nessing Kyle Yawn, Stephanie Stout, Lindsey Sheppard,

Johnny Walsh, Ben Cunard, Adrienne Garofalo, Margo Gonterman

Broadwayintheclassroom'Camile Keeping up. These sophomores
Dizon and Brandon Logue perform jot down notes during a lecture
their world history clase. These American history students mar

omm ol 1 fpIh4+-lor sale 7 A
were about old folktales fror veled at Mr

| <n ~ naar
Massey s comedic

1 tsrecion cr iwiniec le wt ler \
Y Toreyen counines. cTyi OT lecturing
c c

Like a treat? Jenna Schmitt gives Brain excercises. Alison Lizek
Theresa Jurgensen Chinese food checks over her geography
she made at home. Mr Smith al- _ worksheet for mistakes. Fresh-
lowed juniors to make food from men were required to take one
other countries for extra credit. semester of geography.

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THROUGH THE YEARS

Having fun in History and Social Studies

Hardat work Adam Rominetakes
notes in Mr. Massey's American
history class. Many teachers pro-
vided interesting information dur-
ing classroom lectures.

Teamwork Anna Stiff and Brandon
Hughes work with their team in their
economics class. The senior econom-
ics classes participated in the Georgia
Gtock Market Game for ten weeks.

Learning technologically. Kurt
Hardison uses the |-book for re-
Searchin his history class. The eighth
grade classes wrote newspaper ar-
tides on the Underground Railroad.

Where in the world Is... Jovon
Braddy and Melissa Collins work
onanin-class projecttogether. They
located the latitudes and longitudes
of different places on the globe.

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eg rel eee \ Mil

Sharing a meal
Henderson reads alouc

Scripture.

ciasses speni

4 sAer meal
fa eaer Meal.

46 Academics

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= BG

Ae the mihi

Round and round they go. This group
of students walks around a labyrinth
Gudents were challenged to focus on
the center of their lives as they focused
on reaching the center of the labyrinth.

A prayerful position. Matthew
McCrory practices a meditation posi-
tioninh religion class Gudents enjoyed
taking a break from classwork and
participating in hands-on activities.

ry

Watch the finger!fBrandor

Aon What do | do with these rocks?

P
candle for the Pass Gara Such

JC il ia

Hmmmm...Drew Edwards and Passover celebrates... Mills
Ben Smith connect spiritually | Misinco reads from an informative
with mind, body, and soul. Yoga __ printout on the Seder Meal. Break-
Served as a doorway to calm __ ing of the bread united the students
and relaxing thoughts. and enlightened their minds.

Religion 47

Writing away. Anna Kate
Kallay works diligently on her
paper. AllEng

rious writing

ushout the veaor
ougnout Tne ye

Bookworm. Jennifer Oliver pays

rlace attention + nr in foar crt
Close. attention to the story in fear of

a reading check Many teachers
vn to give pop quizzes to

See if students had done their wo

48 Academics

c~

p, AL

Ros

Students are on fire for English

Computer companions. Chelsea
Bunn and Kellye Lewis work together
on their English project. Students were
glad to be able to use computers to find
useful information for their papers.

Accelerated learning David Krapt
takes his Accelerated Reader test.
he 7th, Sth, and Oth graders were
required to read certain books and
then take tests over the material.

Listen up! Valkyrie
ahaiwethe iinior AD Endlich cla
shows the junio AP English cl
project. Guaents researched inlorma- _ picture for aproject.Stu
tion about the time period coveringthe a piece of music and a

+t ai 1. 2 ha raaAA ih =| - anton + > clo rt + ren
Cy As re r Pryts \K CP CTIOW) NP.
on tney Nad read in Cass. resented ine S&ieciion Ne

celer
sCiCUi

Busy as a bee. Sarah Burch Extra Help.Mr.Kemphelps Megan
searches for information for her pa- + Harned on her Accelerated Read-
per on the internet. The English De- _ ing PowerPoint project. The middle.
partment required students at every schoolstudentstooktimeoutofeach
grade levelto write researchpapers. day to read their AR books in class.

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English 49

Estudian. Cari Quillian and Adam Working together. The Frenchviitors,

Fyke study dil

SINCE

j on f, A ~
igently aurins
5

Spanish

Students first lar

ry hard +n bes
Y Nara 10 &

tie
Cc

along with some of our MDS students
Wn io Kyy Cr ol loctriAe Ctran, Th
actoutthe musical "Westside Story:
musical was unique because or The Cul-

oy anal wntiy evnnitin ch th
ural MX, MaNng ia

Watch out! Paul Elsbernd beats
Sarah Dessart with a pillow dur-
ing movie night. Along with being
educational, this evening was an
enjoyable one for the students.

Atime to remember. Welton Har-
ris decorates the board with his re-
action to September IIth. Express-
ing their thoughts helped the French
Students deal with the attacks.

Exploring the different cultures of the world

Your turn. Jessica Asbell z

Yummy rewards.

emeaning b
Ky) 1 hrc > 20C~
famous Christmas dessert

yOyer

en
>

Lets eat. Junior Hillary Lipko en- What does this mean? Jennifer
joys refreshments during French Lidstoneand Sarah Dessartlook uptheir
ch words to try to figure out the

he ways the st sel- meaning ofa poem Because of their

teamwork they cuttheir stuaytime in half

oreisn Langua
Foreign Langua

Good advice... Amy Laughter gives om a art isnt fun?

. . 5 D
some grea eo + ah r h
ne giCa GVICE sala a 1a Mac

AZal

PS ring rx P around while snnnletinc
VEL.O Jul alt CiaSs, STUGENTS OKe around while comple
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fave aci

Art Honor Society: Top Row(\-r):Brian Meeks, Corey Evans, Matthew
Burns, Nick Ewing Jeff Dadisman, Second Row([-r): Sarah DeLoach,
Whitney Misch, Emily Pittard, Audra Nessing, Jenna Schmitt, Jennifer
Fordham, Bottom Row (- r): Alicia Strami iello, Amanda Perofsky, Audra
George, Amy Laughter, Kristin Taylor Valkyrie Anderson

Understanding art. pea y Pohl
focuses on his art ass ign yment. Art
Students have to use their time
wisely and participate to achieve
the quality that they desire.

Academics

And the winneris... Courtney Crosby
ponders over her choice for the

People's Choice Award. Allstudents,
by casting their votes, were able to

participate in this annual event.

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POT

The Fine Artists of Mount de Sales

Who says cats can't draw?
Kimberly Rockmore wants to
sketch the" purrrfect picture. Art
Students have always been eager
to put forth their best effort.

Busy bees... Kelly Hutto and Haley
Crawford are busy sketching pic-
tures in Mrs. Meads art class. Art
Students needed to be able to
spend muchtime on their art work

Outside ight can make it right. Anna
Gtiff enjoys working outside in natural
ignt to get the best shadowing on her
Sketches. Students enjoyed working in
different areas around the campus.

Peace, love, and rock & roll. We got spirit! Th

i

.

Blowing with the wind. Charlie Moving to the groove. Thechorus
Oxley plays her saxophone inthe acts outand sings the "Circle of Life
MD marching band. The band, _ inLions, Beasts and Phantoms. This

was the first year thatthe Spring Sing
fi at the football games. included dancing and acting,

Teature at the 1

A time to show off talents and abilities.

Look and learn. Jessica \
directs the band dur ng a |
time performance. Halftime was

+n oat AC
J Cal as

e band play

For whom the bell tolls. Christine

nein eA) amen Deka erar
Lopapa and Lauren Patcl

tmaec concert
> CUTICCT |

A classical rhythm. Kristen Salinas Cherry Blossom time! The concert

Shows off her dancing ability during band performs during an event spon-
the performance ofthe Phantom of sored by the Cherry Blossom Festi-
the Opera. The dancing added a_ val. Mayor C. Jack Ellis was one of

a.
touch of class to the act. the many prestigious guests.

Chorus & Band 55

The life of a nun! Kimberly Take

tw SEY ang

us to the stage! Mr. Free

~ \

Ain't it great to be a nun! Nitra When'sthe encore?Catt
Brown and Sarah Burch sing a risandKurtNi ip

4

> i N ~

x

Presenting Hollywood's Future

Bravo! A!

A C

rol) mara mal oF
Gi Cunard Make

_

Where did she get her train- This deserves an award. Cast

7 ting tal

momheor hau Pale oie
members show off their actin

. i j Pa [Ce nly rctade
great successtortnetroubaaors. WOFrKTO} WINE play ON Stage

TS

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Drama/Troubadors

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in

MDS\Wemory"Makers

Hard at work.

+ Ancentr
i ! entry

Find those errors!

Urange Scans Nn page

New project

Cther
=Ine

Marchal o TI : tork Chalinck er
rnaikatic Blackburn, Clark Gtalings, Gadsder

Checking it twice. Senior Henderson, Lyndsey Pye, Audra Orange, L-Neisha Leslie Second Row (/-r): Laur 2 Wood, Stephanie Stout
Naseem Duvall takes one last 7 Brittany Phils, Maria Patterson, Kristen Croom, Haley Crawford, Akecem Ramsay. Bottom Row (-1):9 yet
look over her page. sne want A ; Guill Ashley Leonard, Lede Jerking, Gwen Johnson, Adrianne Howard Martha McKay, Ashley Harrison, Daniele
to make sure it was periect tor * S . Michelet Jason Gow. Not pictured: Andrea Briggs, Sam Chronister, Naseem Duval, Autumr

+} final oc iec
the final submission.

Yearbook

Fun Physisal Ti

Tired yet? John Staggs, Jack
Thomas and Caleb Rule take
their laps around the gym.
They were in great shape af-
ter a semester of P.E.

Up, down. Erin Misch nor

chalantly does her routine
P.E. Students
very day

e\
with warm-up excercises.

push-ups in

ato. . sie plaan
Started their class

Look at me! Keith Manley playfully
begins his class with some calisthen-
ics. All PE students were excited
about the opportunity to leave the
Classroomand release some energy.

Hide and seek. Natalie Martinez
crawlsunderthe bleachers to chase
after the ball. Not only did she beat
the others to if, she helped keep an
exciting volleyball game going

Big balla! George Williams
shows off his mad basketball
skills. The other P.E. students
were impressed by his Harlem
Globtrotter-like tricks.

Tyinky!

Literally Speaking

MdSatits best. The litera
shows off smiling faces along witt
eleventrop!

consisted of

tatianc and myicir
lations, ana MUSIC.

Speaking out. John Michael
Cunard participates in oral inter

rh

nitite Sot int,
ANT lO ser!

From cover to cover. Catherine
Harris reads a portion of Huck
Finn during high school literary.

ese readings were done in front
of judges to insure success.

Putting it into words. Carville

Dizon reads over her essay be- Perof&ky ponders overherwork Her
fore turning it in. Camille repre- _ participation inthe argumentative es-
sented her junior class well during Say contest gave her a chance to
the personal essay competion. express her personal opinion.

60 Literary Competition

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am TOOK nome. runners Ip
competitic
from left, wiped out his opponent
von the

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enigh believe he said sia lox oseph

nd Mike Mad tl
MCE L th

Gare debate Bel

Team r ze trea T

Jeiser gather
dence in order to s support ig
Martie preparation was essen-
the Debate te

eam's SUCCESS.

George Washington?

mes erm cirneteee Bzzz.Who is
Madison and Jenika Coope! or ore epare Mike Madison, Dustin Neiser,and Burns
0 duel during another 1 round of ques- Brownisten attentivelyfor thenextque

attenth
tions. Some students manera ed after
school but never went to

on Everyone learned to answer quickly
evel 0 competition. before their opponent h

iad a chance.

Academic Bowl/Debate Ti

Lighting the way. Jom Wright Sara = Mmm..Good! Kris lvey
Guchower,and Megan Gghiler participate rentsafterthe Nati
nthe. cande ighing dung Soanth Honor

Sodiely inductions. Cande-ighng wes a

speci part of nductions for the students

Inductees: Top row((-r}: Katie Wright, Erik Hardison Lacey yanich HonorSociety Inductees (\-r): Sara Suchower, Colin Booth,

Manson, Second row (Lr). Ryan Evans. Laura ctembridge, JONN Wright, Michael Clowers, Megan Sightler, Audra Nessing

Y Amara
-elly, Hillary Lipko, Cath

Bottom row (-r) A

y Vaaisman, Lesiie

IT'S AN HONOR

Students are honored to be honored

Words of Wisdom. Jonathon pe ie y
Koetter explains the requirements : I 5

of a National Honor Society mem-

ber. Inductees listened attentively

to the roles they must fulfill.

Cutturally aware. Valkyrie Ander-
Sonspeaks duringthe French Honor
Society inductions. Students were
honored whenteachersaskedthem
to participate in the inductions.

WDadiman
Gre the National Honor Sociely mem-
bership book Inducted members were.
proud fo have their name amongst the

French Honor Society Inductees (-)) Jessica Asbell, Camille Dizon, National Junior Honor Society Top row(-r Emily Wyche, Kayla Nessing Katie Beall, Uchenna Nwosu,
' cas Joshua Miller, Patrick Sonaker 2nd row -1): Margo Gonterman, Micah Pherson, Mallory Murphy,
Jennifer Oliver, Theresa J urgensen, Valkyrie Anderson, Sarah Dessart Elizabeth Gaughf, Matthew Lewis, Stephanie Stout 3rd row 6-1} Adrienne Garofalo, Lindsey Sheppard,
Mia Samonte 4th row &-pKatie Davis, Lisa Fox, Myredith Gonzales, Katie Crumbley, Laura Epps, Katie
Crabb, Olivia Bushey 5th row(-r)Justin Young, Trey Purvis, Stein Esser. Not Pictured: Taylor Abernathy,

Caroline Cook, Ashley Dempsey, Jennifer Lidstone, Alison Lizek, Gina Tamboli, Susan Wright

Honor Societies 63 .

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Leaders of the Pack

Inspirational role models of our generation

Mrs. Patti eee
Main Office Secretary Admissions Secretary ; ath, Key boarding,
1 Club,

S ampus Store

Grrrl Mr. Freeman shows Mark
Misincothewondersofleaming Dem-
onstrations were useful ways sto help
Students grasp the laws of science.

Doalittiedance!CoachKempand Mr.
Howe show offat the middle school re-
treat, Letting loose and having fun were
very important in class bonding,

Mrs. Gloria Bester
High School Guidance

Counselor

Mrs. Emily Dermatas
Biology, AP Biology

Mr. Greg Boland
Campus Minister,
Religion

Ms. Nichole Dixon

Health, PE, Biology, Asst

Softball, B-team G.
Basketball, Asst. V.G.

Mrs. Emily Brown
MS Geography,
MS History,
Journalism

Mr. Travis Dotterer
AP Calculus, Calculus,
Algebra ll, Problem
Solving , VV. Boys

Basketball, Asst G Track Backetball V. Track FCA

Mrs. Hatcher and Mrs. | think | got it! Mr. Freeman helps
ht take a break from the Middle Cole Miller understand the material.
School retreat. Teachers enjoyed One-on-one study sessions helped

socializing during their free time. build teacher-student relationships

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Sister Verg, OP.

Cister Mary Rosina, R.S.M.
Asst. Principal of Middle School

President, Principal

Ms. Barbara Castresana Mr. Don Coates
Spanish Il, Ill, IV; Spanish Dev
Honor Society Dire

7 n sali er Amhaces mt
Cavalier Ambassadors

MS Admingtrative Asst/
Counselor, Swimming Junior
National Honor Society

Mrs. Eileen Carlson
MS Geography,
MS English, Builders

Mr. Randy Davis
Government, Economics,
AP Psychology, Geogra-
phy, Asst. V. Football, Golf

Mrs. Linda Cardwell
Development Office

Secretary

elopment and Alumr

tor, Key Club,

=

Ms Susan Heenan
Engsh Drama Relgjon,
Gheech MDS Troubaders,
Intemational Thegnian Society

Mrs. Andrea Haddix
French |, Il, Ill; Spanish
ll, French Honor

Mr. Ken Garvin
Cavalier Fields Supervisor,
Asst. Football, Boys

Mrs. Lynn Hatcher
MS Math, MS Religion,
V. Girls Basketball

Mr. Todd Freeman
Physical Science,

Mr. John Freeman
English, AP Engl,

Contemporary Literature, Environmental Science,

Drama, Thespian Society

Asst. V/JV Football

Basketball , V. Boys Track

Mr. Fred Howe

Do you see it? Mrs. Dermatas helps
Katie Wright get a good look at
microganisms. Lab work helped students
gain a better appreciation for biology.

Football, Wresting

MS Religion, P.E., Asst.

Ms. Lynn Hutto
English, American
Literature, AP
American Literature

Society

Mrs. Kenna Jones
Algebra Il, Senior Math,
Physics

Attention soldier!\Ar. Pierce watches
over lunchtomakesureitstays orderly.
Having organized lunch periods gave
Studentsacalmandrelaxedatmosphere.

esars
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Faculty 607

Molding the Future ee F

Shapin

George W. has nothing on her! Sster
ba Speaks to the students at the State o

e SchoolAddress. This annual ispeechiheped
ve focus tothe beginning of the school year.

68 Classes

Everyday is math day! MrLipson
helps a student with a difficult alge-
bra problem. Students found his cass
Challenging but very rewardi ing

All Smiles! Ms. Rutenber prepares stu-
dents for the day ahead. Her upbeat
attitude helped her students work
through even the most difficult subjects.

Mr. hi pt roe
Ms ee

Mr. Marc Lipson
Algebra Il, Precalculus,
C-team Football,

V. Baseball

Ms. Kari Rutenber
MS Science, MS Pre-
Algebra, Swimming

Mrs. Brenda Timms
Technology Coordina-
tor, C++, Advanced
C++, Publications and
Presentations

Mrs. Lisa Kersey

Business Office

Mrs. Kristy Lockhart
Ge AME etry
Algebra |, B- team &
C-team Cheerleading

Mr. Orlando Cantos
Spanish |

Mr. Dan Tyner
MS Chorus,MS
Band,Piano, Band,
Music Appreciation

Ms. Betty Kirksey
Social Justice,
Prayer,
Christology

Mr. Jim Massey
US History, AP US
History, B-team
Basketball, Asst. V.
Basketball, Track, Asst
Football

Mr. Robert Slocum
Athletic Director, V.
Football, C-team Girls
Basketball, Physical
Education

Mr. Michael Vullo
Librarian, National
Honor Society

i 4

Mr. Ron tacts

AP Physics, Honors

ry, Chemistry,
Academic Bowl
Science Bowl

Mr. Tamblyn Smith

pa d History, Geography,

nd World Affairs, 4

team Bo oys Soccer Varst

and B-team Girls

Mr. Scott Wasdin
Social Justice,
Christian Lifestyles,

Christology

we Diane Mead

Ms. Amy Starks
Guidance Office

Ceorretary
Secretary

Mrs. Donna
Washburn
Chorus, Handbells

Mrs. Becky Mixon
MS Science, MS

History, MS Student

Bassi Tony Pierce

ical Education,

Council

Mrs. Sandra Tate
English, Debate

Mr. Johnny Mack
Williamson
Conditioning Coac
ee Football eealies
elds Groundskeeper

Ms. Tricia Prewitt Mr. Thomas Rule

Ap omic C, we
Academic Support

sr Applications,

How do you say striving for knowledge?
Mrs Hoddet looks to the board for reference
ching a language class. Visual aids

+ the
to he! ir ersta rng "ee
aD UNGer a The CONCEDt

The sound of music. Mrs Washburn dem-

on ctr aes s to! ner C nor us C Class tne corre

ys + nd 4
Way TO Sing a note. The chorus d depended

mn | - + rh
on her to lead them in performances

Faculty 69 =

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Class of 2007

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Andrew Intaphan

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Molly Knight
ite ted
Getting crafty. This group deco-
rates their door for Homecoming,
Ctudents put in much time to make
sure their door looked the best
Flesta, flesta. Sara Sanders and
Bryan Jones take a break between
i i songs. Dances allowed students to
Kyle Liedle Katherine Limer socialize away from the classroom.

70 Classes

Practice poreet: K Keith
NV | anie tt

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Emily Heenan Gadsden Henderson

Jonathan Johnson
cal

Tongue twister. These girls take
time out of their schedule to discuss
topics. Freetime allowed students to
talk on a one on one basis.

lntalice T

Natale VISMUKE

Kristie Herrick

Keith Manley

ae Hi nson

Janna Matson

Oster act. Erica Zanghi imitates Sr.
G. during the seventh grade skit. Just
like Sr. G., she encouraged students
to stay organized by using a binder.

Seventh Grade 71

Just Beginning

oli nie
(3. | think this because when
oure thirteen, you just don't
have kiddie responsibilites
anymore. - Buddy Brantley
ad

Chit chat. Molly Knight, Alex Dancin'the night away. This group
Heath, and Leslie Rumph catch of girls puts on a skit during Home-
coming. Competition was tough

1
Cine. all gradec were caomnetng
SINCE. alll & ades Were Cory paring,

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.

Locking up. Leslie Rumph
Switches out her books between
Classes. Students had to hurry
so they would not be tardy.

Looks good! Senior Kristin Taylor

Serves snow cones to Jason Brown

and Elizabeth Oliver. Hot weather

made Selling snow Cones a SUCCESS. Readyto go. Maggie Shackelford
packs up her books after class.
Students had four minutes to pack
up and get to their next class.

2 Sa Paver A eae mS {
You are never really Zrown 28. My mom says so. | Brew up when | was about
up because you act like a child - John Stagge 8 years old. - Ben Thornton
sometimes, even when youre

old. - Katherine Limer
Ww

ly McCallie yler McLaurin

Look at this! Bryan Jones, Jay
Gibson, and Johnny Walsh loo!
the honorslists. Bulletin boards pro-

vided useful informationfor students.

re -
eventh (crade
SCVONIT] G ade

The Road Ahead...

Eat up! Charlie Cassidy and An- [love youman!Cole Miller gives

lunch Luke Graycheck a lit

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nar lal > n PC)
had 25 ance. AInT It Sooa TO KNOW

oat a Aciglize vou sot a friend
eal and Sociailze. YOU pi a ITC na

Breakfast time! Tony Upchurch
and John Giles have a little bite be-
fore school. Key Club sold chicken
biscuits on Fridays before school.

Hey this is private! Kyle Liedle
hurries to his locker to get ready
for the next class .The space was

small but greatly needed

*! 74 Classes

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What famous person would

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| would choose to meet Brian
rom the Backstreet Boys be-
cause he is a very good singer.
- Kaitlyn Stockslager

Thats so funny! Emily
Heenan enjoys a good joke.
Laughing made the days
tough assignments fly by.

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1 would like to meet Socrates | would like to meet Jim Carey | would like to meet Lisa Kudrow
because he had a brillant mind and because he is a great actor and he because she is my favorite actress.
we still use his ideas today, is really funny! ~Tony Upchurch - Kate Peroftky

- George Williams
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Zack Stroup

r

t

fo

ny Upchurch

Thomas Watts

Watch me dance! Brady Tho-

> ihimuned the ork hic tal-
mas snowed Tne scn !

Peterson Worrell Victoria Worthy Erica Zanghi

Its A Small Word &

small in stature, but LARGE in spirit.

Yummy to my tummy. Adrienne
Garofalo eats a doughnut during
homeroom, Builders club sold baked

goods before school as a fundraiser.

Now this goes here... Joshua Miller
assembles some legos for his teamas
a retreat activity. This game helped
Students build the skill of cooperation.

te 76 Classes

All for one and one for all! Sev-
enth graders lift Jason Brown over
the net. This ht e

same tans enys
mOIG iaUeTil CVErY
t c

one teamwork and unity

the bell Students appreciated the class
time teachers gave themto work

lg alae wap Whet to writs next. Ext iy |
Tran and Sara Sander Dg ther works a a eroeranly ssn
point across. By th tire lunch rolled Mrs Broun aS.

around, everyone had something to say COMCAIOIAL

Attack of the clone. Trey Purvis and
Gudents make ther way fo the cafeteria = Mr. Pierce pose for the camera after
Students loved lunch because it AVE it night.Many of the skits featured
themabreaktfomther hectic: Students dressed up as their teachers.

4

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Twoscompany!Randy Trieberjorsinon
thefnwithNefBrownandGrayChanmen,
Middle school attended socials since
they could not attend highschool dances.

Middle School Candids

P
Awaiting The Next Destination > C

ray Chapman

atic Crimbhlewv
Katie Crumbiey

|

Dania Ebanks Reed Elsbernd

Margo Gonterman
Horsing around. Corinne Booth and F ia
Kelly Herring take advantage of the
freetimetheyaregvenTogether, they '
created memories of a lifetime.
Chowing down. Katie Crumbley
enjoys her lunch in the lunch-
= ; room. Her humorous but pleas-
Kurt Hardison Heather Hartley ant expression revealed it all.

Samonte rush to their

_ ft al

Regina de la Luz

Stein Esser

Leaping lizards.Trey Purvis and
Matthew Lewis play leap frogit
was amazing what they created

whenthey puttheir heads together. Patrick Heenan

y

Carah Deep
7

Lauren Faulkner

Anna Hagemeyer
ud |

Litter bug. Adrian Martinez
gets creative while trying to pick up
at

trash. This task involved patience
and extreme concentration.

Eighth Grade 7

One Steo Aheac@>

The Word of the Lord. Randy
Treiber shows a Bible passage to
Stein Esser. Religion was an im-

portant part of academic life.

SO Classes

Look what we can do. These

eighth graders work on a team
project auring
tivity for building friendships.

ac

Leo Mitchell

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| If youlcould be a rock star

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| would want to be one of the
Leopards, because they have he
alot of bad experiences and have
still come out good. -Lexi Stokes

aS

Liberty Jones Mary Jurgensen

a |

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Wii a 2 ;
Trey Purvis

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Brittany Phillips

Round and round. Philip Stiff and
Katie Crabb show off their jungle
outfits. During Homecoming Week
Students took a walk on the wild side.

who would it be? Wy

PS

would want to be eGuen Stefani. "1 would want be David "l dont like rock.
She is one of the few real female Gilmour from Pink Floyd -Myredith Gonzales
rockstars today and she is because he& a great musician

awesome. -Gray Chapman and song writer. Ryan Liedle

hArian Ah Aartines
Aarian Manin

Ctude nr :

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ti der around. Ky

axes if

Need a little bee oad Michael Almost finished Sarah Deep rush

Hughes rushes out of the buil rae to finish her homework 1

g0 home. Students often carried a the bell rings. Student:

heavy load of school work.

Eighth Grade

Shari

d her look from others with her

ylish green make-up
f

Giddyup. Maria Patterson poses
on top of her horse Rhet. She
happily responded to the honor of
joining him as the school mascot.

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itis kind of the same as last year
because. we. all mix in.

-Michael Hughes

Kim Roberts

Caty Stalling S

Hl
v

What'snew? Katie Massey and Olivia
Bushey talk at St. Pauls apartments.
The Builders Club was there discuss-
ing current events with the residents.

the oldest in Middle School?

Retier neecuns we don have tt els great because we only

any older people looking down have four more years until we get

on us."-Regina de la Luz out of high school,thenwere
ey home free! -Katie Massey

Philip Stiff

hth
hth

Where could she be? Gray One for all. This group of eig
Chapman and Neil Brown anxiously graders shows off their school
awaittheir rides. Moststudents were
eager to go home after a long day.

Spirit. Students loved any chance
they got to be wild and crazy.

wat ail {

ite fun because we are bigger

than the seventh graders and we

have top lockers.-Justin Young
=

Class act. Mary

nite
Cit

Monkey business. Patrick Slonaker
models his costume during the
homecoming skits. His was among

the favorites of the day.

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Eighth Grade &3

On the Spot &

Catching Students In Action

Sack that quarterback! Wrenn Beaker problems... Dana-Maric
Federlein tries to stop Betsy Pittard Vasquez conducts a difficult ex
from Scoring a touchdown aurning the periment. Chemist v

nawaAernit fanthall damec nawn tr hz
powa@erpull rooiball Same KNOWN TO D

Feather pens are totally in!!!
Noel Murray takes a break
from studying to pose for a
picure with his feather pen.

Homework help.. Amara Nwosu, _Ican'tbelieve youl Jennifer Lidstone
AnnaKateKallay,andKaraWilliams screechesin disbeliefasCarl Pucke

offereachothersomemuchneeded _ pinchesherarm.She was astonished
help with their school work that he could do such a thing.

Sleepyhead... Scott Lanier is Lendingahelpinghand KarenMarshal
busy with his studies during Study helps felow classmate, Amber Carswell
Hall. Students, especially seniors, studyforatest. With Karenis assistance,
needed to take quick naps Amber passedwith fing colors
throughout the day.

Quali time. Alan Black and Catherine Chitter-Chatter Amanda Peroftky
Hans have.a good laughin the trapeziod = andJessicaWychechatattheirretreat
durngtheirfreeperiod Theymadethebest about their day with the children. They
of ther tme anayfrom the.cassroom enjoyed their day out ofschool

Rowland offguard while making a trip to
her locker. She was rushed since she
Could not be late for her next class. ~

Off Kristin Taylor, Charle
Se a ee ae
2 NWracicenandpEs

INS annua Sow

Chatting away the day. Shannon Stage friendly. Luke Mummert re
Heenan and Danielle. Grinstead sit j passages during the freshman ret

1 Sun during lunch. Being able to have le retreats were opportunities to grow
lunch outside was definitely a privilege. closer with friends and grow spiritually.

Cracking the books. Tala Katner works
on homework during free period. Free
period gave juniors and seniors time to
work in a more relaxed atmosphere.

But never a dull moment

Walkin and talkin. Thes Social time is always a good time. This

frOup of iresnmen ana juniors 7 takes a

GQ Man of the Year. Sam
McLaurin strikes a pose during study
hall. Students used-this period to
catch up on studying and homework.

Arts and crafts. Audra Nessing Ahh. math! Shannon Remick and Mark
smiles as she finishes her paint- Misincoworktogethertosoveageometry
ing. Art was a Tel axing activity problem Groupworkoftenhelped students
during the hectic school day. to better understand the material.

gi ~ hol lennife
Giarting a New Game @ a be ne te
oes fesse one

| 2, 3,41 declare arm war. Frank. Never a dull moment. Greg
Perezand larrettCooper armwrestle Flahertyt EF
Gass TO un wesheh rwhelmed, he

red sreamecc
Crea Ereainess.
c

takes a break after hi

durin ng, Cass. Alget ora offered time to

Strengthen minds as well as muscles.

Locker space isiigfitin these areas. Toputitmildly, werecheering wildly.

classes call for drastic
measures. Tyler Thompson takes a Brigid Coleman and Ashley Dempsey Agroupofgirsshowstheirspint during
visit their lockers. Mercy Hall locker apep rally. Pep rallies gavestudents a
time to be enthused and let it all out.

eak Sleeping during the day was a
popular subject for certain students. ; room was for girls only!

Getting ready shouldn't be this
hard. Brandon Mahoney and

"aed

Chelsea Bunn Jimmy Cassidy

He

Jarrett Cooper

mer

Good study habits. Katherine Young,
Emily Walsh, and Jamie Collins are
Studying notes from class. Gtudents
made sure to use extra time wisely.

_
Ashley Dempsey

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Dauphin Childs Brigid Coleman

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Eleni Dermatas

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Crystal Dong
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Adam Ehalt

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Zach Bozmat

Lessons in time management.
Maggie Orlando and Jamie Collins
look over new schedules. Learning

classlocationsmade life much easier.

Ninth Grade 89

What is your dream vacation

/\
My dream vacation would be
to the Swiss Alps. Id take my
family. - Julie Laughter

fe
Macho man. Dz a" 1 Childs flexes
hismusclesto oshow offfor hicfri iends.
took advantage of the last min-
utes of class to relax and have fun. ; 5

Patrick A loth Arie! Ficklir Greg Flaherty

Wi:

:
4
Brittany Hudson Stephen Huffmaster Tres Kimball Julie Laughter Ke llye nr: S

Ready, Set, Zo. Cathy Atienza chal-
lenges Derek Hattaway to a tough
arm wrestling game. The battle of
the sexes was fun for all to watch.

Girl talk These girls enjoy their walk
down the breezeway.Students were
allowed time away from class to
develop strong relationships.

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and with whom would you take it?

~~
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| would go to Hawaii with my My dream vacation is in | would Zo to Alaska, by
sister Were really close and Belize because they have nice myself - Adam Smith
love to spend time together. beaches and | would take Tyra

- Kasev Price__ Banks." - Nahshon Bigham

~~
Carla Martinez
Two in one. Eleni Dermatas and
Laura Stanford both squeeze into

Nashon Bighams pants. It's times like
this that provided fun for all students.

to read. Brigid Coleman

completes all of her assignments.
tudents enjoyed time to work out-
Side of the classroom setting

_ at the locker. Daniel Story Girls just wanna have fun. Nicole
changes out his books at his locker. Moore and Kathryn Young laugh

Students tried hard nottoforget any with one another. Lobsaens girls en-

necessities during these. trips. joyed admiring nature together.

Ninth Grade

S +n

CisCGrGCiciy OCHS Fic

At the Cart of the Game Whatehs me ae Aer

Study, study, study Nicole Moore _ . Best friends forever. Burney Umm. let's eafl Ashley Dempsey
hits the books at every possible op- fm Pullock and Betsy Poetaketime and Natalie Martinez get ready to

portunity. Students used their time to snap a picture. Students had_ dive in to their lunch. Spaghett
wisely to get their work done. funtaking pictures with theirfriends. was a favorite amongst students.

Q2 Classes

fer ior

I step, 2 step, 3 step.

|
leny
> urs a

or

,
uke Mummer

Betsy Pittard

Lente,

ad

Nelson Quintanilla

,

Just three more minutes. Students Finally we got it!Sade Bentley, Vivi
try hard to continue paying attention Brown, and Carla Martinez giggle
ale C+ : :

as class ends . Students found those as they work on their assignment.

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minutes to be the longest of the day. Brett Sassaman sllars Students enjoyed working in groups.

Ninth Grade 93

Entering A New Phase =

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oose, because thats what
everyone in the weight room a)
football team calls me.
-Frank Perez

Food and fellowship. Jenni Napier,

Julie Laughter, Amreen Gdhu, and shuffles through her locker during

Chelsea Bunn observe everyone dur- Homecoming week There was great
Hie the

ing the annual Mercy Day celebration. hustle and bustle throughout the day.

What's the 411? Greg Flaherty and

Stephanie Nelson exchange briefcon-

versation. They hurried to get the last
ew words in before the bell.

Pretty in Pink. Emily Walsh and
Jamie Collins study together in
Sheridan Hall.Their pink shirts =
added lots of color to the day. Let'srunanoptionlAdam Smith guides
Gina Tamboli on the next play. Even
though he gave some good advice, they
were still overcome by the Seniors.

le? Q4 Classes

2 ed im A 1s |
Shorty, because it makes my The Silent Scythe because my Sir Smack-a-lot because I'll be
opponent think | am too small to enemies would never see me laying the smack down!"
defeat them. | would make them coming. "-Ambry Sellars -Marco Dy
cry like.a baby-Vivi Brown ~~

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Colby Story Daniel Story Gina Tamboli Travis Terrell

Susan Wright

Once upon a time. Susan Wright
takes time out to relax and read a
good book. When all else failed,
reading was one way to pass the time.

" Jessica Wyche Kathryn Young Zack Zanghi

Blair Wright

Ninth Grade [95

Halfway There
ts. a ee Jacob i Mallory Alston

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Bryan Benton Daniel Bernal Quentin Bishop Ben Bollinger Jilian Brosas

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Bethany Dadisman Erica Deeb

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pin

Andrew Durr Kenny Epps Nigel Esser
af
ii

A2+B2=C2 Ashleigh George
frantically turns the page for some
last minute studying. The sopho-
more curriculum was challenging,

10,9,8,..These sophomores wait

anxiously for the bell to ring to dis-

i. miss class. While waiting, students

Danielle Grinstead Patrick Hanson enjoyed one another's company.

on =
. =

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2h

se C6 Classes

Cnacktime'!

Four little sophomores sitting in a a i Take a walk on the wild side! Laura

dents enjoy bonding at the

Climbing The Ladder

Class of 2004

Let'sdance..jungiestylef{ne sopho- How fast can you eat a banana?

on qurit

morec nertorm tt
nores perl

g HIKENO rT

ip auring

Bethany Dadisman strike a pose.
Ctudents always stopped ands
when a camera came out.

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Classes

If you Could be any teacher

. See

| would be Mrs. Bentley be-
cause her crazy Algebra songs
make people laugh and remem-
ber her. - Laura Stembridge

>
SS

Gotta cram! Victoria Anderson
crams before a huge test. Chal-

lon din [YA . ve Of onto
lenging exams gave student:

ls oa

chance to show their brain power

7 (Sh : A : [a |
Mr. Massey, because he knows Mr. Lipson, just to see how fun Mr. Wasdin [because] I'd get to
everything about history and it really is to give out detentions. wear those cool suspenders. ~
makes histests impossible to fail. - Leslie Jerkins

- Mills Misinco

vw

Tommy Hurley

Hurry up! Eric Roberts waits anx-
iously for Mrs. Washburn to return to
herroom. Many students enjoyedtime

a 5 119 Ly el > eheor
Spent with their favorite teachers.

Gam McLaurin Blake Mears

enth Grade 99

Making Our Way @ Sites:

a lory Alston watche Hard at work. E

hard to fin

students |

Singfefile2ry yanWeaverand Azubuike Weightlifting 101. Ashlei Do you see what | see? Andrew
Onoura walk down the breezeway. George struggles to be up her Dockrell and Ryan Evans sketch the
Joking around during the day gave stu- meee = neavy bookbag. MDS challenged objects seen under their microscope.
dents a chance to relieve their stress. ee Students with a heavy workload. Students loved the projects in the lab.

100 Classes

Who's who? Bethany 1
idCandice DuPre

Finishing touch. Winslo

+

class period. MDS student
ways looked their best

Rumph primps before her nex
|

C4
>a

Josh Rowland

Virginia Sanders

Adam Romine

-

Preparing the table. Katie Garofalo
and Amanda Ritter take the elements
tothe altar. Many students took partin

the masses during the year.

Tenth Grade

In The Middle Se Ifyou were on Who Wants To

/\
"Mr Rule, because he is always
talking about how he is lef.
handed and it makes him smart
Adam Romine

LunchbreaklAshleyLeonardandLesiie And the winner is... Joanna Akin
Jerkins share food and conversation at asts her vote for this year's people's

is in art-The school en-

- their fauiarite arti
HCA laVUTHO af il

eye e'ofayorite clace Chidentc talkie
EVELYONES TAVOIMIE CASS NIUGENIS Talked
ui :

while eati

We had homework? Lindsey Willans
assists Eric Roberts and Kenneth
Suchower during her free time. This
helbedin getting the task done.
Big smile! Jeannine Olivier and Bran-
don Monroe simile for the camera be-
fore rushing to class There was nothing
ter than spending time with friends. Working hard. Heather Herrick and
Ashleigh George help each other study
for a chapter test. Students loved lending
ahelping hand whenever itwas needed

102 Classes

Be A Millionaire mie would be your lifeline?

P {
Wy life. line wel be my mom Mr Mac, he pads everything Jennifer Lopez, because |
because she is a walking or at least he thinks he does. wouldnt even care about the
money just the fact that | Zot to

dictionary.
Jenny Croom talk to her - Jian Brosas

Marilyn Sawyer Joey Shackelford Jayce Simpson Blair Slocum Mea ghan Slonaker
ie

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Con ie Stafford Daniel Stefano Laura Stembridge Kenneth aes Mandy Thomas Leslie Turner

Bryan W eaver 2 Lauren Westfall

Perfect! Lauren Westfall puts the
finishing touches on her art work
Mrs. Mead encouraged her stu-
dents to show off their creativity.

Christian Williams Jessica Wills ~ Katie Wright . Lacey Young

Tenth Grade 103 i.

One Step Closer @ "4
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and Brockyn Purgiano fish ther home-
work beforethe bel rings Many upperciass-
men tock advantage of tree periods

In 14942 Columbus sailed the ocean blue.
Rachel Amporful works on her "big five.

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during his freeperiod. ittany xy ie Hatche that helped the junio

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Almost There ae What is your favorite

fa oe,
My favorite childhood memory
as when my dad and | went

golfing. - Jennifer Oliver

Fun in the sun! Haley Huckabee GolFight!Win! Martha Mckay and
and Karen Marshall have a couple Camille Dizon show their school

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Help to the rescue! Akeem
Ramsay helps Soloman Sewell with
his homework. Students have al-
ways lended a helping hand.

the good times.
Jenna Schmittand Seth Storysigneach
others yearbooks. Students had fond
ssitiataihd site acc Meet my new friend! Brittany
Hartley shows her spirit during
Homecoming week. Students en-
joyed the jungle theme.

106 Classes

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"My favorite childhood memory
was when we would play hide
and go seek with the neighbor-

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My favorite childhood
memory was holding my sister
right after she had been born.

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My favorite childhood memory
was finally being able to beat up

my sister. - Drew Edwards
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ing their free period .Studen

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Andrew Monty Martin

Eleventh Grade

Getting Closer &

Laugh out loud. Katie Hatcher

i Carle Vener i wh ind
ana Cole Keever joke about the

evientc atthe dav Lriendchinc were
events of the day. Friendships were

builtsimply byspendingtimetogether

&

Lesstalk moreaction.ChrstiGrzzard
finishes her lunch rignt before the bell
Gudents cut out the chit chat and ate
quickly since they only had 25 minutes.

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Fun in the sun. Sam

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ner lunch period. Stu

lered time outside a privi-

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Kickin back Resting her feet, Nneka
Nwosu prepares for atest. With lots of
work, it was important that students
were comty in their study environment.

Math attack. Haley Huckabee
watches Steven Anglea usea calcula-
tor to work a math problem. When
practiced, math became. easier.

True cavalier spirit. Noe| Murray
and Josh Adams cheer at the pow
der puff game. This event v

heanAonr h m + 1, 1!
the grades battled it out in football

Jesse Mielarczyk

Rubin Pate!

Study buddies. Audra Nessing and te a. Steady stroller. John-David Pinkston
Franklin Smith help one another wih x= j walks through the trapezoid between
homework Some assignments re- a= VV ; Classes. The trapezoid was used as a
quired the help of fellow classmates. Jessica Riggs Jessica Robinson Short cut by many students.

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Nearing The End Pod What is the bes EES

Class of 2003

al
Come on, it's not that bad ifyou
really think about it.

-Drew Edwards

Caution: artist at work. Kyle
Schuc hma ann pr acticesarawi ingdur-
ingart S| Student SENIOy edart because

t was both fun and educational.

Jenna Schmitt Kyle Schuchmann

Billy Schwab Alexis Scott g n Sewel san Sightler fia Brad Smith

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Franklin Smit Rachael Smith Jason Spicer Clark Stallings

Leap frog! Rocky Rogers jumps over ChemistCamille, Carrile Dizonworks
Jesse Mielarcayk during the Powder diligently on alab during chemistry. Labs
Pulf game. The junior guys showed provided another way to understand
their class spirit by cheeringthe gris on. material being covered in class.

Z sae |
My moms dad's brother's first
cousin's mother died.
Brandon Logue

Cuttin up. Randi Warren cuts out a
door decorationforherhomeroom's
door, Each homeroom decorated
their door with a Jungle theme.

N
"| was doing homework at my
grandma's and left it there.

Wake up! Elizabeth Abell wakes
Will Young up from a nap. Stu-
dents often fell asleep during the
day because of a lack of sleep.

ee \
Tm foreign, | dont speak no
English. -Juan Morales

Dana-Mari

ie Vazquez

.

Alex Wright Will Young
r= = Putme down! Solomon Sewell car-
ries Alexis Scott over his shoulder.
Goofing offduring the day was. popu-

lar way to interact with others.

Listen up! Matthew McCrory
tells an important story to some
friends. Matthew's stories al-
ways guaranteed a laugh.

Eleventh Grade Ill

Seeing a kid
fall down the

Watching Mr.
Vullo chase
that kid across
the faculty
parking lot.

Alan
Crowell

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My most
senior
was...

Stratford in the -
Cavalier Classic
Championship to

Josh Chafin Katie Coates

Jeff Dadisman Sarah DeLoach Nick Dermatas Emily Dessem

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Matthew Burns John Cacavias

Alan Crowell Carolann Curry Nick D'LaRotta

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Naseem Duval Courtney Edington Autumn Ethridge

ce
2

Nick Ewing Amy Fairloth

Jason. Glow Michael! Grimsley

Karen Hodge

" yo Cehlors

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Katie Fennell

Dustin Fordham

Sarah Harmon

Brian Fransioli Audra George

Joseph Irwin Kris Ivey Clifford Janae

os

Tala Katner Kimberly*Kelsey

Mike.Lopapa Mike Madison Kevin Matovu

Whitney Misch Benjamin Mishra Caitlin Murphys

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+ iS Serene

i:Neisha Leslie Jennifer Leverett Katie Leverett

Cole. Miller

Dustin Neiser Audra Orange Brandt Orne

Portraits li@ s

ro

Charley, Oxley Josh Pagosa

Kristen Salinas Lydia Sewell

Skyler Stull Kristin Taylor

Christina Price:

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James Taylor

Chris Putman Tabatha Roberson Kimberly Rockmore

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Kimberly Thomas Kirby Williams

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Cole Miller
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ri sCOuT Camp.

Finding the clues... Hamilton
Hardison and Lea Hattaway try to
figure out the clues needed to win the
tribal challenge. All seniors wanted to

win the tribal prize. CANDY!

4

Naptime.Andy Arena, Kimberly Kelsey,
and Andrea Briggs take a quick nap
during the retreat. No one would ever
imagine all the hard work the Seniors
went through during the retreat.

Are you ready? Katie Leverett and
Branat Orr are excited and ready to
play the tennis ball game. The game
made Seniors think of creative altema-
tives of passing the ball around.

126 Seniors

Tribal storytelling. Jason Glow ex-
plains who the Canadian Zogers
are. Each Senior tribe was required
totella creative legend on how their
tribe acquired their name.

"We'd go a long way for a Nu-
way! These seniors enjoyed their
hot dogs, hamburgers, and of course
flaky ice. They have always looked
forward to Nu-way being served .

The game plan... Nick Dermatas
and Carlton McMillan talk about
their strategy to win the games.
These senior boys knew what it
would take to win at the retreat.

The Mask!!! Katie Fennell
holds up a mask explaining her
tribe's name. Seniors took part
in many activities that brought
the class together as one.

Pucker upll! Audra Orange and Tyingknotscanb | JeffDadisman
Carolann Curry show st ies to tie tribal decora-
tion toward their aniry

niors have been known to let loose

| lth tm onrh ( or
ily at the i Cloth onto each other.

snA art oO metre
and act Silly a l reira

My favorite part about the senior
retreat was the games we played
with each other . They really made
me happy. And Nu-Way was really
good. YAY"

Megan Hickman

tt was fun running around looking
for small pieces of paper{clues]. |
think it was great that our class
was able to set aside differences
for one day and come together
as one.

Allen Stroupe

Senior Retreat 127

Prat.

All webbed up. Haritton Har
Shows his creativity in a spi costuny
( = lay. Se eniors sprite

school days to go crazy.

Me Tarzan, you Homecoming Court
Matthew Bums and Cole Miller act in
to rence the Home-

i Oe C Chnicths

Kristin Taylor

Nick Dermatas

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Jason Glow Lea Hattaway

Walking may be difficult! Ay Laugh-

ter decides that it is easier to walk in

wa
regular clothes. Practicing in costumes :
Sececees: Homeconng200' 11) the jungle

comfortable stroll around the gym.

Homecoming Catirt ma)

Fa gh in | the spirit. Handbe

Celebrating Christs Love of the word

It yee takes a ee

Lighting the way. Mike Madi-
son and Burnes Brown light
the altar candles. These
candles symbolized the light
of Christ's Spirit in us.

Voices of leaders. Kris ~

and Laura Wood take part i
reading passages of Scripture.
The beauti iful words set the

tone for this special ceremony.

Alleluia. Cantor Kelly Hutto
leads the congregation in a
song of praise. "The
Magnificat added a special
touch to this wonderful event.

A few good men. |

In the name of the Father.

Hamilton Hardison receives

a Special blessing from Fa-
fe

ther oe The new seniors

Saw this

Make a joyful noise. Courtney
Edington leads the school during

chin + thin asnre Che
worship at vi service. She

he sins rae
of the r chorus leaders for

the upcoming year.

The Final Year
Let us pray. |

communion from

eieiasy Celebrating Mass on
Moving Up Day made it a mean-

indfitl censire
ingful service.

The Honors Assembly
gives awards to Seniors.

Oh, to be an artist. These five
Students receive an art apprecia-
tion award for allthe hard work they
did during the year. T The school ben-

+h from t the

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eat ited greatly t

eir talents.

132 Senior Honors

Cool cord. Brian Fransioli receives
his honor cord. Seniors who received
the honor cc {hadtohave takentwo
;

honors classes tt

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Good luck in your fiture musical en-
deavors! Amy Faircloth receives a hug
and a certificate from Mr. Tyner for her
participation in band. Her leadership corr
tributed to the schools musical classes.

Agee . lenka Cooper uses the

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ese the murderer nthe per-

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Only five more hours to go! These
Students quickly eat their lunches on
the road to Orlando. Making stops at
AS Stations and rest stops gave the
Students time. stretch on the long ride.

es

Oh, where oh where do we go next?
Josh Chafin looks ata map of Universal
Gtudios to decide where he wants to go
to first. By planning their i Seniors

made. sure they saw all the attractions.

Seniors take their last
trip nib

rcpt ie ifford Jance hu

fact ath
CaNasi al I\

ong day at Universa Stur
9S a favorite past

What did he say? Chris Putman and
Lea Waa taway have different reactionsto
er in the play at the dinner

echaraclers were intere

ove
.

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Baccalaureate 2002

Showing gratitude for many blessings
lenika Cooper thanks Gster Rosina for
all she does for the senior clas

x oF F2002

byeto her x

Recognizingexcellence, Ca a ann
Curry and Katie Coates stand t
recognized by theirfamily and itend
eniors were asked to bring all med-
als and honors with them as well.

A moment in time. Garah Harmon

and Whitney Misch take a picture

together after the mass. This was one
ofthe many special events that seniors
will have to look back on in the future.

Leaving one singh to Start an
other. The ser

ms tt ot th.
A

RESERVED

Leaving a legacy. Father Cuddy
receives a yearbook along with many
other items at Baccalaureate. Dustin
Fordham was one of many sehiors
that presented gifts to be left behind

Thank you. Andy /
tiploma from Sister

Weill miss you! Katie and Jennifer
Leverett hug Father Tim goodbye.
Eachseniorhadmentorsthathelped
them along their journey to com-
plete their secondary education.

Are we ready to go? Craig
George waits for the ceremony
to begin. The seniors had to get in
lines of two for the procession

march into the Macon auditorium.

of the rest of your life

The day has finally arrived! Kendal

Qnile, yourday has comelarahBurch
and Maria Rouse amile for the camera
before the graduation Many seniors fett
nervous and excited at the same time
about'the prospect ofleaving high school

Graduation

Seniors at their best

Gulp, gulp, gulp. Nick T

and Lydia Gewell Ic

Watch out! Andy Arena aims
rubberband at the camera as Michael
Grimsley, Kevin Motovu, and John
Cacavias look on They were dete

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What could it be? Karen Hodge
finds a present from her Secret
anta. She hoped it was bunches of
chocolate and candy that she could
munch throughout the day.

Hey man! Andrew Liedle, Nick Ewing,
and Andy Graychecklook back on their
soccer game the previous day. Ab
though they won, they discussed what
they could do to improve next game.

Ummm. Josh Pacosa takes a break
duringA-P. Physics toletthe information
he leamed that day sink in. These AP

Students needed this break on a regular
basis to absorb as much as possible.

Kick it! C hris Putnar
e by making a sv sa

ran ctays in the
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Flashback

Show it off!

Lopapa helps Tala Katner figure out shows off her ned kick th

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eir Senior memories

Brian Franc xes during
2 period out in the trapezoid
Ae ream. He thoroughly

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Senior Candids

137

The Seniors take a
look back.

Justin Banks

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Carah Burch John Cacavias

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Carolann Curry
Kendall Drestlin
Dustin Fordham

Brian Fransioli

Andy Graycheck

138 Seniors

Michael Grimsley Hamilton Hardison

Andrea Briggs Burnes Brown

Katie Coates

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Autumn Ethridge

ei

Audra George

Sarah Harmon

Nitra Brown Matthew Burns

Kristen Croom

Nick D'LaRotta

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Amy Faircloth

Craig George Jason Glow

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Karen Hodge Brandon Hughes

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Clifford Jance Tala Katner Kimberly Kelsey

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Katie Leverett Andrew Liedle Mike Madison Kevin Matovu Lee Matthews

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Charley Oxley Josh Pacosa

Christina Price Chris Putman Tabatha Roberson Kimberly Rockmore Maria Rouse

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Lydia Sewell

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Kristin Taylor Kim Thomas Kirby Williams Laura Wood

Baby Pictures 134

Clues

Across

. Teachers often poked at the students.

3. MDS students greatly supported basketball, foot-
ball, and other events.

6. Students at MDS are required to complete 20
hours of community each year.

7. Anytime is time, and time
is anytime.

&. Masses encouraged students and faculty to explore
their Side.

Down
. Abond between two friends
Act ivities such as drawing and painting gave stu-
ents the opportunity to express their
abilities.
4. Students who are recognized for excellence and
honors each quarter are very
5. The cheerleaders at MDS are very

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Ctudent Life

It's the Roller Coaster! Hamilton
Hardison demonstrates the way to ride
the Senior Coaster at a pep rally. Stu-
dent participation in the events showed

an fam tate Pollan n ore
Support for their fellow Cavalie

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Time to caravan! Lea Hattaway
decorates her car for the annual
caravan. The caravan was just one
of the many ways students could
show their school spirit.

Biow you away! | pach Meseeiameuee VVhat ic your favorite cheer or dance done by the cheerleaders ?

John David Pinkston

| like when the cheerleaders Victory, because there is
dance tothe band playing "Dy- somuchpower inthe cheer.
namite. | like to dance along

with them.

And the crowd goes wild. Dur- Over and under. The boy

carrer

5 tho no ealhs the eidchth teoqm noarticinatec
ng ine pep rally ine elenin gr 1am participates It

How did this youngster make itto A sign of peace. Vinni Cavaliere
the other side?CruzSalinascrosses and David Bushey shake hands with
over a net with the help of fellow classmates during the prayer ser-
Classmates. Such activities empha- vice. Unity as a class was the most
sized the importance of teamwork _ important goal of the retreat.

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ather together. All eyes are on We all fall down. These

roline Fre eas her class pre seventh graders collap

spirit ai and fin even
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Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.

ail , aa o 4 inra - j
MalloryJones attention is captured

by an amazing sight. Students were
given a chance to think and relax in

tho - efi] atmacnhere
ine peaceiul atmospnere.

Join hands. Akeem Ramsey is con-
nected to other classmates in <
human knot. Participants like Tyler
Cook (left) helped inthe team effort
to become disconnected.

What's so funny? Betsy Pittard
and Natalie Martinez share a
sh with a friend. Bonds be-
tween friends, old and new, were
strengthened at the retreat.

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Noel Murray was the Rachel Azar hada

best dressed because very simple, but
he is from Bonaire. classy outfit that
His lack of soccer really looked great on
gear really brought her.

out his fabulous blue - Frances Layfield

eyes.
- Jeff Dadisman

Noel Murray Rachel Azar

Best Dressed: Homecoming 2001

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For me? Alex Wright opens a
present given to her by a se-
cret Santa. The Kris Kringle
project encouraged the spirit
of giving among classmates.

Spread Christmas cheer.
Geoff Walker watches as
Rachael Smith opens a gift in
homeroom. This helped her to
Start the day on a happy note.

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What did Santa bring you?Coach
Slocum peeks at everyone's gift in
the teacher's lounge. Teachers
gladly participated in the schools
@ Christmas activities.

Can | ip peer Bethany
Dadisman helps a at the
Kris Kringle shop. Students used
the store to purchase inexpen-
Sive presents for their friends.

Asilver lining. Student council mem-
ber Theresa Jurgensen keeps her
commitment to decorate the cam-
pus. Decorations provided a blissful
atmosphere around the school.

What a gift! Mike Madison ex-
idence approval of the gift he
received. Through their Bune
Students showed that they kne
the true meaning of Christmas.

Christmas at MDS _ I5I

Always Coca-Cola! Emily = Yum yum! John Michae! Cunard
Dessem enjoys a diet coke dur- looks longingly at Matthew
ingherfree period. Caffeinegave | McCrorys chocolate muffin
Students a needed energy boost Chocolate chip muffins were a fa-

to get through their classes. vorite among students during lunch

Watch this! Th S group of Buys Takinga time out for lunch Ry game During parent lunches, what is the most common
ole le Can during tree pe eee ae food that your parents or others bring to you?

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Nu-way: 2 dogs and
chili-cheese burgers (no
onions)"

-Jimmy Cassidy

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Killin time. Sit
tnet id,

Welcometothe play! BrittanyGrant Greetings from Hallmark '

peopie into AT IS Tor ihe

That will be two dollars, please.
Brandon Logue sells Chik-fil-a
chicken biscuits to the students be-
foreschool. The biscuits were atreat
for students who forgot breakfast.

Do you need help? Leslie
Jerkins helps kids at St. Jo-
Seph with their artwork. Help-
ing children was a valuable
experience for students.

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The perfect thing for a hot day!

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Bushey answers questions for a Cacavias gves.a group of people a tour

mracnertuc narer The Causaiicer ttre ol b wind panvon | hnwes
prospective parent. The Cavalier of the school during open house. Many
A rahacoadAary iV Hens sf a. ote ~ mm 1lore ft retest |

Ambassadors tooktime out of their visitors were impressed with

the crate
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day to help represent the school. banners that were displayed in the gym.

pAtaw Rinnk naan .
valler AMDaSSadors

How did | get talked into this ??7 Tyler = Magazine mania. Christine Li
McLaurin stands in the fruit truck pot turns in a magazine order form to Mr.

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Helping hands... A group of high
School students take a short break

before they get back to work. The

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volunteers helped unload and |
the fruit into cars.

Load em uplll Jason Glow volunteers
to load cokes into an MDS familys car.
The coke sale always offered a great
assortment ofbeverages thatthe whole
family could agree upon.

Student Life

Bow your heads in prayer. Sr.
Geraldyne introduces the theme of
atholic Schools Week to the stu-

Nhere Faith

Parent lunches are fun! ily Schwab
enjoys a sandwich from Baldinos on
Parent Lunch Day. Ithas always beena
Special treat for students to enjoy lunch
with their parents on Special occasions

We appreciate Sr. Rosina!

win thanks Gr. R
cationto MV

dation, diffe

her restaurant gift cer

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aancers

<e Welcome Back! TI

A Yummy dessert. Rachae
Conn enjoys a doughnut after
vice in the gym

wh trentulaea Al ee
cty Trat Was a nice Sul

Waiting our turn. The line of sopho-
mores wait patiently to throw their
rocks in the pool. This activity was
actively participated in and was
done in a quiet, prayerful mood.

Watch the ripples.A group of fresh-
men boys watches as they throw
their rocks in the pool of water-This
demonstrated that our actions have

a ripple effect on others.

STATE CHAMPIONS

GISA

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as SOCCER

BASEBALL

Remember that you are dust... Mr.
Smith marks Michael Hughes with
ashesonAshWednesday. Theashes
remindedthestudentsthatthey were
beginning the season of Lent.

160 Mass and Assemblies

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The body of Christ... Father Brett
Brannen presents Alex Heath with
HolyCommunion. The masses gave
Students a chance to show their
love for God and for one another.

Whatever you do, don't trip!Brian
than Koetter

Fransioli and Jon

Hard work really does pay offf rs
Tate hands Lauren Westfall an award
at an academic recognition assembly
These assemblies allowed Students to
be rewarded for their diligent work

Batter up! Charlie Cassidy of the
Habaneros, hits a grounder hop-
ing to lead his team to victory. All
the teams were required to play
everyone in their division.

[mopen! Audra Orange,a member
of the Hollaratcha, tags Mrs.
Lockhart at second base. The fac-
ulty team was defeated in the final
game with a score of 5-2.

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Take it to the top. Students from the
eighth grade class participate in a
human-pyramid building contest.
Coach Slocum timed each grade to
declare a winner based on speed.

Going for the gold. Brian Mears
runs with all his might as he tries
to be first to reach the buzzer.
Students played to win in order to
prove the superiority of their class.

Round and round he goes. Justin
Andrews spins his head on a baseball
bat during Dizzy Izzy. Onlookers like
Mr. Howe were amused by the ef-
fects of dizziness on the participants.

162 Student Life

Strike! Katie Fennell knocks down
the pins during Human Bowling
This game was a creative addition
that Student Council thought would
make Fun Night more enjoyable.

Whatever it takes. Patrick Heenan
lice hii 7 Loin 5 dame ct
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My arms are going to fall offl
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pete with each other at Cavalier
games. Mrs. Carlson's homeroom
was later defeated by Mrs. Hatcher's.

Can't catch me! Natalie Dismuke
tums on the jets to put her homeroom
ahead. She showed speed and de-
termination in order for her team
to receive the shortest time.

Get set, go! Micah Pherson ang
Uchenna Nwosu try to finish first in
the race. This showed that each
individual contributed to the team's
overall success.

Service! Kyle Yawn shows off hig
tennis form during his event. This
gave him a chance to present his
accuracy and his athletic abilty to
his class.

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Emerick takes some time out
totalk to his grandmother. The
program's patriotic theme was
a great topic of discussion.

It's showtime. Stuart Ogilvie
plays his guitar for his classmate

and their visitors. The crowd en-
joyed the hit song, Good Rid-
dance by Green Day.

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quickness with which this school year began and
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break. Nor did we expect the construction of a
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grand building to showcase our myriad of talents.
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