The Talon 2003

Crawford County
High School has
been through many
changes this year,
including new faces,
new rules, new
trends, and new
possibilities. This
clock represents how
the hands of time
have had an effect
on the students at
CCHS.

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[' may not seem like It, but four years Is a long
time. We have spent a large amount of our young
lives here at CCHS learning about all that Is
around us. For some of us It went by too fast,
and for others, not fast enough. It Is true that
our high school days are ending but our lives
are really Just beginning. It's kind of weird to
think that we will be starting a whole new way of
life soon; actually, It's kind of scary. Many of us
have been together since 1991, way back In our
kindergarten days. Even If we go our separate
ways, off to new, bigger and better places, we
will never forget all the memories and faces.
Some of us have our future plans mapped out and
others do not. Todays dreams are tomorrow's
future so now Is our time to shine and soar with
the rest of the eagles. We now have a sense of
accomplishment and satifaction. Nobody knows
where the road may lead us, but we do know that
our high school years have alded us In starting
our Journey there. So now It Is time to leave high
school behind and start our own lives as young
adults because there Is no doubt that It Is time
for a change.

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Stephen Adkinson
Amberly Baldwin
Travis Betbeze
Christie Brady
Lisa Bridger

Justin Bush

Joan Cervantes
Marteela Colbert
Kristy Cooper
Tyler Cooper

Antonio Corbin
Takeshia Cotton
Stephen Day
Jeremy Dunn
Mary Lou Durry

Phyllis Ellison
Heather Garrett
Keshia Hart
Victor Harvey
Kerry Hatcher

Lanamae Hensley
Amy Hicks

Dynisha Hollingshed
Reneshia Howard
Bradley Johnson

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Dusty Jump
Kristina Keen
Kimberly Kelley
Michelle Kio
Matt Martin

Erica McGahee
Robert Middleton
Courtney Millwood
Clinton Mitchell
Christina Moroney

Angela Moye
Lauren Perry
Amanda Pollard
Toni Prather
Ashley Rigdon

Julia Robinson

Erica Sierra

Crystal Singleton
Amy Smith
Marquincy Solomon

Matthew Taylor
Ashley Walker

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Sherrica Walker
Marcus Weaver

Stephanie Widner
Lacy Wildes
Shontwanette Williams
Ashley Wise

Jimmy Woods

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Seniors

Keshia Hart Lanamae Hensley

Dynisha Hollingshed Reneshia Howard Sharvis Howard

Bradley Johnson Dusty Jump Kristina Keen Kimberly Kelley

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Chris Kelly Michelle Kio

Courtney Mill wood

Robert Middleton

Angela Moye Bryan Murchison

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Matt Martin Erica McGahee

Clinton Mitchell Christine Morone\

Latter Perry Amanda Pollard

Jessica Abney

Most Influential Person: Barbara Parrish
Future Plans: become a Radiology Technician
Favorite Saying: Wheadang!
Birthday: May 2141985
Zodiac: ey

Stephen Big Red Adkinson

Most Influential Person: Grandpay
Favorite Song: Simple Man bes
Favorite Saying Poon! .
Birthday: January 21, 1985 ra :
Activities: FFA _

Amberly Dawn Baldwin

Most Influential Person: my mama

and Andrew Joseph Thompson

Future Plans: attend college to be
come a Registered Nurse and live ,
successful life with my sweethigalae As

Drewboy
Favoite Song: Sweet Home "vi

bama

Favorite Saying: Yeah right
Activities: Drill Team, FFA, and Art
Club

Travis Betbeze Ps

Future Plans: go to Georgia Southern and
major in Graphic Design

Favorite Song: Sweet Home Alabama
Favorite Saying: ...because Japanese
people can't fly atwhight..

Birthday: Marchl4, 1985

Zodiac: Pisces

livea xe. s

Favorite Saying: Youre gay!

Zodiac: Aquarius

Activities: Flag Corps (captain), National
Honors Society (secretary), HOSA (vice
president), and Art Club

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Lisa Bridger

Most Influential Person: Kirk Cameron

Future Plans: grow up, marry, and become a kindergar-
ten teacher

Favorite Saying; Wharte:..

Birthday: January 8, 1985

Activities: Chorus, FCCLA, Drama, and making others
happy

Justin Bush A"

Mostl tial Person: family and God

rua finish going to CGTC and join the Miltary
Fly Fighters ened

Favorite Song: Kenny Chesney, T@ Good Stuff
Favorite > Saying: Screw it and doif."

Activigles weight lifting, baseball, chu, and acting
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Most Influential Person: my fathen
Favorite Song: Nine Inch Nails, be nal Could
Have Been
Binth@lay: October 15, 1984
Zodiac: Libra
Activitis listening to music, reading
mowie&, going places, and driving
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Joan Cervantes

Most Influential Person: God and tayhe

FuturePlarts: become a soccer cotieh aad ect 2 married
Favorite. Song: Say It

Favori ying: / love Kimberly

Birthdays March 28, 1984

Kristy Mighelle Cooper

Most: tial Person: Ronnie Rgister, chief 2
Fu : Firefighter/Paramedic

Favorite Song: Garth Brooks, The Dafice
Favorite Saying Smile! as
Bithday: August 17, 1985

Tyler Cooper *

Most Influential Perso n: PhilColiins

Future Planswgo to collg@and start my own business
Favorite Saying: J know right

Birthday: November 15, 1984

Activities: baseball, lacrosse, rugby, soccer, field
hockey, FFA, golf, and APA

Marteela Colbert Mary Lou Durty

Most Influential Person: Mary Ann Colbert Most Influeti om

Future Plans: attend co ge. marry Bryan Shorter, Future Plans: gra ig Bon 7 hOol, attend
and start 4 A Macon State to beo tric Nurse.
ma Song: Rome ST Baton? marry Colby, oe sd Veh after

Cancer ~ Favorite Song: Keeper@ he Stats

A ot fies: basketball, track all field Zodiac: Libra p

- >p4 Activities: softball, ConcertBangational

intonio Corbin Lr aa Honors Society, and FFA J
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fluential Person: Ma NetLCorbin
e Plans: attend colleg@@n@Majori business Phyllis Ellison oa
Te Be Song: Lil Jon and the Fa ide > B 30ys. Most Influential Person: Mysgmm and Takeisha
MRep. Yo City Cotton g Ag
sy September 25, 1984 Future Plans: join the A yA or attend
Vities: basketball ( = ; college and make lots of mot
~ ay Favorite Song: Aaliyah, Miss Youn

Takeis a Cotton > ae Birthday: November 21,
Most Influential Person: My ggan@dmother Zodiac: Scorpio

Huture Plans: attend Air Free major in business, get
pried, and have afamily| 4
Fayorite Song: Song Cry Ba) Most Influential Person
Vorite Saying: / know righ Future Plans; it end et to get a degree in
diao; Taurus, the bull iter Daf Networking. > ew *
4 7, < Favorite Song: BE plan i. down to Georgia
Favorite Saying: Sf ,

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St Influential Person: Mybrothe a ' od x
Brite Song: Clipse, Gri oh " Acitvities: football, weight lif ahaa church

aVorite te Saying: Wuz upw fe 10s lori aiteae a f i
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fivities: football, Student ouncile Peep Club, and

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influential Person: Traey Me@Grady Favorite Saying: Mommy, 6 c
ire Plans: to be a professiond Bask ball player like money!
wiMcGrady md | Birthday: January 26, 19851,
He Song: Dirty Boyz, ~ L hat Ya'll feel Activities: Marching Band,
now 4 Student Council, Drill Team
Bey: om, 12, 1984 church youth group
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Activities: President f Chess Club and Vice Presi-
dent of National Honors Society Activities: Magee Band and Concert

Band
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Matthew Scott Glaze

Future Plans: living my dreams

Favorite Song: Six Days on the Road

Favorite Saying: Jf duct tape won't fix it then its
broken

Birthday; May 26,1984

Activities: fixing Cars and mechanical work

Justin Halbeisen

Most Influential Person: Mike H

Future Plans: become Cheif Chillie Fry maker
Favorite Song: Cant Touch ie

Favorite Saying: J got 5 on it. 4 Q<
Activities: picking girls up in my Power Wheels
Jeep

Keshia Hart

Most Influential Person: God an

Jackie Hart .

Favorite Song: Trick Daddy and pss Scott,
Thug Holiday

Birthday: June 12, 1985

Zodiac: Gemini

Activities: baskteball, track, Prep rib. Student

Government, and Talent Search

mother,

Victor Harvey

Most Influential Persgn; Pastor Martin

Future Plans: Preaching and art work

Favorite Saying: Alright now!

Birthday: December 29, 1983

Activities: going to church, playing basketball, and
reading books

Kerry Hatcher

Future Plans; go te prolless and make some money
Favorite Song: m ssion ee hs i
Favorite Sayings

Lanamae Cloud Hensley

Most Influential Person: my mommy, Cecilia
Hensley, and Mrs. Masterson

Future Plans: attend CGTC, get degrees in
Cosmetology and Dental Hygiene, get married,
have some babies, and live a long happy life

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Favorite Song: Martina McBride Concrete Angel
Favorite Saying: OH CRAPPY!
Activities: Drill Team, FFA, and Yearbook Staff

Amy Hicks

Most Influential Person: Brianand Nany Freerksen
Future.Plans; attend college to pageme a Forensic
Scientist
Pay 9 Song: Belamy Broth@?S_Redneck Girl
Favorite Saying: /m a redneck@iftd I have class,
messwaith me and I'll kick your ***!

ActiVities: Public Speaking, softball, FFA, showing
livest6eK, hunting, and fishing

tHollingshed
vi fsfluential Person: God, momahd dad
Future Plans: attend medical schgdl @become a Phars

Favorite Song: Prophet Jones, &Pifetime

Fayorite Saying: Shut up with your lame self!
Activities: basketball (captain), Semor Class Vice
Pr&sident, HOSA (president), track, Student Govern- |
ment, ack National Honors Society &

Refeshia L. Howard
Mbstinfluential Person: my family<-
Future Plans: attend college, major
marry my high school sw cethearts
Birthday, October 6, 1984 y ~,
Zodiae; Libra wr 4
Activifies: basketball, Yearbook eM Pesent
Government, and HOSA Ta)

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Favorite Song: Knockin Heads
Fayorite Saying: What's the deal?
Birthday: July 31, 1985

Zodiae: Leo c

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Anthony eam 4 a '

Most Influential Person: Ged, mother, and sister
Favorite Song: Why Cant the Homies Hear Me
Favorite Saying: Hey mon!

Birthday: Feburay 26, 1984

Activities: basketball and track

Favorite Saying: Jmsorry!

Activities: eo FFA, and showing

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Bradley Joseph Johnson

Most Influential Person: Rod Stewart,
Moa er raps Balki..

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with Lauren
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Fay Orite Song: * abso to

World History fee oi the lottery, Futite PFfas: ok ay r

Zodiac: haul
Activities: football, gynanasaesy
Kwon-Do

Courtney Millwood
Most Influential Person: Ur
cousin, and my mom

Ki mb erly Lynn Kelley
Midst Influential Person: m get married
Apt ire Plans: attend collegeani Birthday: May 14, 198
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fodiac: Aries
SAGtivities: Drill Team, roel
time with Joan Clinton nate lt
Most Influential Person;
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Favorite Song: All Paster

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Vorite Song: Thug Holi

ire.Plans: go into the er POI

"F WVorite Saying: / hear ya dawg
liac: Scorpio Au

Birthday: August 25, 1985

Activities: football

Christina Moroney

Most orig Person: mye

aft Martin
nfluential Person: my
ate Plans: attend Marine

have three children
Favorite Saying: Hold up,
Birthday: May 10, 1084
Zodiac: Taurus

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Future Plan ng ollge, get a degree in Occupa-
tional Ther nd.dive a long and prosperous life
Favorite Soni I dont have a favorite song. I like all

Council, flag football, chorus,
of them.

and Yearbook Staff
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Bryan Murchison

Most Influential Person: mom and dad

Future Plans: go into the Navy for 4 years and
become a professional wrestler

Favorite Song: MdG. Hammer, Cant Touch This

Favorite Sayi atl am
Birthday: M , 198
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Pamela Lauren Perry
Future Plans: go to college and*

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Favorite Song: NSYNC, God Mu

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Favorite Saying: Go with it! ~
Birthday: July 3, 1985 ~_
Activities: Drill Team, Art Club, BFA, Yearbook

eal Club

Staff, MYF, National Honors Soe}
and Senior Class Secretary

Amanda Pollard
Most Influential Person: mya
Future Plans: go to college to
garten teacher, get married,
Favorite Song: Im With t
Favorite Saying: For real!
Birthday: April 8, 1984 r%
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Toni Danielle Prather

Future Plans: go to college and spend the rest of
my life with Danny Austin

Favorite Song: Shaggy, Angel

Favorite Saying: Just kidding!

Birthday: March 21, 1985

Activities: Drill Team, FFA, Art Club, Yearbook
Staff, and Natio: i

Prom Comittee. and YearbookSta

Julia Robinson
Most Influential Person: my parents
Future Plans: attend college and study Computer

Information, get married to Josh, and have kids
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Favorite Song: Sweet Home Alabama

Zodiac: Sagittarius

Activities: shopping, working, Art Club, and Year-
book Staff

Curtis Royal
Most Influential Person: my dad
Future Plans: become a Master Eictrician and ow;
my,Own electrical company @ >
Paverite Song: Slipknot, Wart and Bleed
Birthday: June 11, 1985 ab
Act S$: tide bikes if I have time
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Most Influential Person: Brad Joyner |

F Plans: become a house wifeg y

Fa Song: The Good Stuff

Favorite Saying: Potty mouth; at

Acti ics riding four-wheelers eo

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the Navy for four years
WaVorite Song: Thug Holiday
Favorite Saying: Uh-uh fool
Actiyities: Upward Bound, FCA}
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Birthday: November 4, 1984
Zodiae Scorpio
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Ashley Marie Walker
Most Influential Person: my pare
Future awk attend Mercer ae and become

Cardiothofacic MS or get married

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Activities: C bs ace Basketball,
and Competition Cheerleading, Key Club President,
HOSA Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, and hanging with

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Lewis S. Walker, Jr.
Future Plans; attend college and major in Mass
Communication

Favorite'Song: Lil we andithe Eastside Boys, Get

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Favorite Saying: God 5 Mot ha

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Aefivities: Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz
Band, 4-H, TSA, and Upward)Bound

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{ost Influential Person: my fj
ture Plans: go to colleges
ied, and have children.
Birthday: January 15, 1985
pdiac: Capricorn
Kcfivities: Student Council, }

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Marcus Weaver
i ost Influential Person: my
Future Plans: go to college

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PRavorite Saying: Ya kno
Activities: football, Prep Chis
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Ng ture Plans: attend college al
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favorite Saying: Chode
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Ctiv ities: Church, baseball, ee lacrosse, table
tennis, hockey, billiards, wrestlin soccer, swim-
a g. chess, paintball, Fishitg Sunting, and figure
cating hh

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> Song: Tiny Da

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gold between us -_DMB
Zodiac: Seorp
Activities: listening to music, spending time with my
boyfriend, and sleeping

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Lacy Wildes
Future Plans: hope to bea good wife and mother to
my unborn child @
Favorite Song: AShanti, bn
Favorite Saying Yeah, ig iy Al
Birthday: August 27, 1985 *
Zodiac: Virgo y

Shontwanette Williams
Most Influential Person: M Paul

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Design/Merchandising

Favorite Song: Aaliyah, ~
Love

Birthday: November | 2, 1985
Zodiac: Scorpio

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Ashley Amanda Wise
Most Influential Person: my mom, sister and Ashley

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Future Plans: graduat CHS, go to college
and live happily ever ha

Favorite Song: ~ Stan :

Birthday: May 24; 1985 >
Activities: Art Club; igs 5 Yearbook Staff

James Thomas Woods

Most Influential Person: Jack B

Future Plans: go to coll@gey an Medi-
cine or Athletic Training, live a aS and get
spiritual

Favorite Song: Bobby Broke ny

Favorite Saying: Shoot...ma

Activities: football, church bagketb

billiards, Art Club, Chess Club, Ke:

freestyle swimming i.
Joshua Young

Most Influential Person: Eric a stepfather. and
God 4.5

Future Plans: go to UGA, os and get a good
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irthday: May 19, 1985
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Zodiac: Taurus

Activities: basketball,

stupid withfriends, church, water polo, rugby,
lacrosse, pocket pool. steer wrestling, soccer, tennis,
golf, paintball, fishing, and APA Club

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lot during our year as juniors. We
are all a little older and a little
wiser. We got our class rings, had a
great time at our Tirst prom, took
our SATS, and, whether we were
ready or not, we took the dreaded
graduation test. Many of us took a
major step into our adult lives and
began applying to colleges. We are no
longer the underdogs; this unique
class has made it to the top. Our
final year as high schoolers is rap-
idly approaching and we are going to
make it count because its definitely
time for a change.

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Time For A CHANGE

: Best Smile:
Rect All-arcund- ; Marlteze Saffold and Antonette Mitchell

Sequanda Martin and Emanuel Ivey

Most Humorous:
Jessica Brown and Lamartrelle Crowder

Most Athletic:
Kassi Reneau and Dreke Hightower

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Most Friendly:
Keith Hollingshed and Kristina Stubbs

Best Dressed:
Lashonda Braswell and
Reginald Hart

Most School Spirit:
Carlteze Saffold and Janekia Corbin

Most Flirtatious:
Shasta Scott and Ebony Joyce

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Junior advisor:
Mrs. Tami Masterson

j2 Crawrorp County HicH ScHOooL

Amber Anglin
Sarah Appleton

Jennifer Austin
Karen Baggerly
Rebecca Baldwin
Violet Ballard
Kevin Bartley

Ronnie Barton
Lindsey Bloodworth

Eric Booker

Kevin Boutwell
Tabreshia Braswell
Jessica Brown
Kyle Brown

Amber Buchan
Tomeka Carson

Michelle Childers
Chris Chouinard
Kim Clance

John Cochran
Daniel Colbert

Janekia Corin
Maurice Corbin

Demarrius Crossley
Lamartrelle Crowder
Marcus Danielly
Wesley Davis
Shieneshia Dennis

Raymond Dickey
Paul Dossett

Shane Dougharty
Chad Douglas
Jessica Eavenson
Shamel Ellison
Katie Estes

Kevin Garrett
Thomas Gillispie

Daniel Graves
Lindsey Griffin
Ray Harper
Calder Harris
Edward Harris

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AO 2 &

Crawrorp County HicH ScHOOL

Rick Harvey

Jamal Hatcher
Bradley Hatchett
Rodriquez Hightower
Daniel Hodge

Philip Hodge
Keith Hollingshed
Jason Hollis
Antonio Howard
Brad Hudson

Antonio Ivey
Emanuel Ivey
Dana Jackson
Marcus Jackson
Tripp Johnson

Kristy Jones
Ebony Joyce
Ashley Joyner
Brandon Jump
Ashley Kelly

Will King
Sara Knight
Heather Land
Krista Lewis
Christina Long

Theresa Loschert
Van Ly

Kimberly Mangino
Sequanda Martin
Marquell Mathis

Isaac McBride
Antonette Mitchell
Jennifer Ogletree
Josh Ogletree
Marleen Pueschel

Jessica Pyles

Kassi Reneau
Demarcus Robinson
Amanda Rogers
Carlteze Saffold

Marlteze Saffold
Shasta Scott
Kristina Stubbs
Melanie Tengelsen
Jessica Terrell

Lyndie Thomas
Kristen Thompson
Michael Tripp
Biance Walker
Douglas Walker

Gregory Webb
Bobby Wilbourne
Matthew Williams
Charles Wood

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ll the hassles of this year were well
wortn it. We are prepared for our last
two years in high school. We are over

all the anxiety and shock and pretty
much know our way around this place.
We have two of the four years under
our belts now. No longer are we on the
bottom, but we're not excatly on the
top. We are half way through, right in

the middle, and well on our way. We are

open to all the opportunities and its

definetly time for a change.

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SOPHOMORE

Best All-Aound:
Amanda Harris and Ben Butterworth

B est Dresseszy 4

phe atx. and Katieia lien
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AB

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Most School Spirit: .
Broc Harris and Jennifer Preast

CrawForD County HicH SCHOOL

FAVORITES

a Karen Moran and SamLand

Most Flirtatious:
Rebecca Hollis andT.J. Johnson

a
~ Most Humorus:

Cody Taylor and Vanesa Dugger

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~

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Daniel Abney
Katie Allen
Kristen Anglea
Brian Baker

Heather Bales
Shanneicya Bartley
Kendra Blasingame

Tammie Blasingame
Jason Bowden

Milton Braswell
Brittney Brown
Lindsey Bryant

Ben Butterworth

Amie Carr
Tammy Carr
Jessica Chancey

WSs

Dontavius Clark
Natasha Clark
Steven Crosland
Jesica Cunningham

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Jonathan Darden
Brandi Davidson
Derek Davis
Vince Davis
Dustin Dobson

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Kimberly Dugger
Amanda Dunn
Robert Durham
Randall Durry
Michael Dykes

Kyle Edgecomb
Krystal Estep
Erica Evans
Kendra Fagin
Tarrah Ferguson

Jennifer Ferrell
Michael Fleming
Stacy Fountain
James Freeman
Dominique Glover

Terrica Glover

Casey Hammond
Charlene Hansen
Jessica Hansen

Myeshia Hardee
Amanda Harris
Blake Harris
Broc Harris
Jamey Henderson

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Randall Hensley
Nichole Higdon
Samantha Highsmith
Trey Hightower
Donald Holder

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Rachel Hollingshed
Rebecca Hollis
Kelsey Hulette

Sheri Ivey
Franklin Jacobs

Casey Johnson
Christy Johnson
Bruce Joyner
Kristian Kizziah

David Kolinski
Courtney Kornegay
Sam Land

Daniel Leslie
Jessica Little

Kenneth Lucas
Caitie Martin
Aaron McDaniel
Alex McMullin

Jonathan McNatt
Matthew Meeks
Travis Middleton
Delvin Montford
Kentae Montfort

Paul Oakley
Timeka Parker
Kishan Patel
Josh Peercy
Ashley Peterman

RD County HicH ScHOOL

Biondi Prater
Jennifer Preast
Kyle Radford
Maria Ramirez
Joshua Reeves

Daniel Riley
Tanisha Robinson
Mary Rodriguez
Latoya Rountree
Matthew Sauls

Heather Scoles
Amber Sellers
Ashley Smith
Kimberly Smith
Molly Smith

Nick Stuckey
Brittany Sumlin
Sean Thames
Stevi Thomas

Ashley Thompson
Brandon Turner
Michael Turner
Hannah Tucker
Tyler Vaughan

S
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Jessica Vogt
Jennifer Wadsworth
Kyle Walker

Chris Walton
William Whitehead

Tie For A CHANGE

ur high school experience started off
differently than any other class here at

CCHS. We made history as we entered our

fisrt year of high school in the new Fresh-

man Academy. lt was an extreme change
from middle school. We now have more

treedom and even more responsibilities.

Once we got to know our way around,
found the new faces more familiar and
looked past the pranks and jokes of the
upper classmen, we realized that we had
made it to the next level. We have accom-
plished a lot this year and found ourselves
maturing faster. We are finished with our

Tirst year and are anxiously awaiting the

remaining three years of high school.

58 Crawrorp County Hicu ScHoo.

reshmen

Time For A CHANGE 59

Freshmen Favorites

25 ae Best all-around:
,
bes s-| Jamonica Jordan and
) Quentrin Smith

Most athletic: a
Erica Dugger and fae
Kyle Hollis

Most flirtatious:
Jordan Pressley and
Josh Cravey

Most humorous:
Sabrina Robinson and
Jeremy Saunders

60 Crawrorp County Hicu ScHOOL

Susan Adkinson
Heather Alexander
Timothy Allred
Zachary Andrews
Brittney Baker
Robert Baldwin
Anna Baltimore

Patrick Barrow
Candice Bassett
Michael Belcher
Brittney Benson
Haley Booker
Rebekah Bowden
Regina Brady

Will Bridger
Austin Britt

Ben Bush

Brian Byrd
Nicholas Campbell
Jeffrey Carroll
Quentin Carson

Nyles Causey
Tommy Chancey
Samantha Chastain
Joshua Chouinard
Jessica Clark
Brandy Coker
Nicholas Coker

Brandee Colbert
lesha Colbert
Jelissa Colbert
Lehmon Colbert
Erica Corbin
Cassandra Crafter
Joshua Cravey

William Croft
Blake Davidson
Ashley Davis
Jessica Davis
Devin Daye
Lakeitha Dent
Anthony Dik

ee
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H
M
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Crawrorp County HicHu ScHOOL

Callie Dodd
Cory Dorn
Charlie Douglas
Brandi Duffey
Erica Dugger

Joshua Dunn
Jessica Durry
Dustin Elliott
Mandy Elliott
Amanda Entrekin

Holly Ferguson
Jaron Fisher
Cody Fitzgerald
Ahmad Ford
Sam Freeman

Kasey Fulwood
Kelly Fulwood
Latoshia Furlow
David Gandy
Denise Gary

Danny Glover
Michael Gonzalez
Kindra Grace
Rickey Graddick
Ronyale Gray

Chad Gunter

Kimberly Hagerman

Philip Halstead
Casey Hammond
Samantha Hansen

Deneisha Harrell
Jennifer Harrell
Johnny Harrell
Algernon Harris
Summer Harris

Ronald Hart
James Harville
Jessi Hicks
Jessica Higgs

Thomas Hill

Victoria Hill
Clinton Hodges
Kyle Hollis
Nataleight Horne
Alex Huckaby

Brandon Hudgins
Tad Hunnicutt
Adam Jackson
Mandy Jackson
Torianna Jefferson

Brandon Johnson
Misty Johnson
T.J. Johnson
Jerel Jones
Charquita Jordan

Jamonica Jordan
Casey Jordan
Ashley Justice
Johnny Kelley
Glenn Kirksey

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EB
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6

3

Savannah Klingler
John Knight
Antoinette Knolton
Stephanie Land
Danielle Lawson

Leslie Lewis
Randy Lindsey

Ji Mathis

Rickey Mathis
Ashley Matthews

Alyssa McCoy
Jaimie Medley
Jonathan Miranda

Brandy Mitchell
Mickeno Mitchell

M.L. Montfort
Shantae Montfort
Kaylee Moore
Karen Moran
Matthew Morgan

Brittany Morrell
Ryneka Mottas
Nicole Neal
Vanessa Nelson
Chad OBrien

Shaun Pearce
Alex Perry
Dennis Plant
Jordan Pressley
Miranda Pressley

64 Crawrorp County HicH ScHooi

Jamie Price
Jessica Price
Latrice Raines
Evaristo Ramirez
T.J. Ranieri

Kira Reep
Joseph Reeves
Eric Richardson
Joshua Rigdon
Rashaad Riley

Ashley Roberson
Fitzgerald Roberso
Marvin Robinson
Sabrina Robinson
Andrew Rowland

Amanda Ruffin
Jessica Ruffin
Heather Rumph
Antwan Rutherford
Jeremy Saunders

Myesha Searcy
Krystin Shipman
Amanda Simmons
Joshua Simmons
Tony Sloan

Quentin Smith
Rebecca Smith
Stephen Spearman
Donald Spradlin
Rebecca Starr

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Bryan Stephens
Dusty Stephens
Valerie Strauch
Joshua Sherrell

Nigel Sugg

David Sullivan
Michael Taylor
Janea Taylor
Tiffany Thames
Courtney Tharpe

Steven Thomas
Ashley Thompson
Steven Valcke

Melanie Vogt
Greg Wainwright

Matthew Wainwright
Cody Watson

Kenny White

Wayne Whitehead

Tiffany Wilcox

Jessica Wilkey
Anthony Williams
Brittani Williams
Jarvis Willis
Ashley Wilson

James Windham
James Winslett
Katie Wood
Marsha Worthy
Brittney Yonce

66. Crawrorp County Hicu ScHoo.

Time For A CHANGE 67

Karaoke

.

Ist lunch: Stephen 3rd lunch: Antoinette
Adkinson . Knolton

2nd lunch: Josh Rowland, Tad
Hunnicutt, Donald Holder, and
Jamie Winslett

Ist lunch: Jonathan Allen and 3rd lunch: Cacey Joyner and
Lewis Walker Ashley Kelly

68 Crawrorp County HicH ScHooL

Stars-R-Us

Paul Dossett

Katie Allen : Onathan Miranda

Sarah Appleton
Time For A CHANGE 69

7O

2002-2003-AMiss

C *ontestants

1. Erica Evans
2. Valerie Strauch
3. Michelle Childers
4. Lauren Perry
5. Lind sey Bryant
.cA shley Rigdon
. Brandee Colbert
. Toni Prather
. Amber Anglin
10. Lind sey Blood worth
11. Amberly Baldwin

12. Ashley Kelly

13. Lanamae FHlensley

14. Jessica Eavenson

15.-Mary Lou Durry

16. Ashley Peterman

17. Karen Baggarley

18. Susan Adkinson
. Kimberly Kelly

20. Jamie Cobb

1. Erica MeGabee

22. Kristen Thompson

2002-2003 Miss CCHS
Pamela Lauren Perry

Left to right:

2nd Runner-up: Toni Prather

Miss CCHS: Lauren Perry

Miss Congeniality: Lanamae Hensley
Ist Runner-up: Jessica Eavenson

CrAwrorp County Hicu ScHooL

(CHS Pageant

Time For A CHANGE 71

Faculty

Administrators

Dr. Oliver Boone
Principal

Beverly Stephens
Assistant Principal

Counselor

Mike Campbell
Dean of Freshmen

Linda Gosnell

CRAWFORD County HicH ScHOOL

W

Betty Benjamin Latoshia Respress Robin Jones Lisa Willis
Data Entry Clerk Principals Secretary Office Clerk Counselors Secretary

A

Sandra Chaudoin Marie White Hollie [kner Lynn Baldschun
Media Specialist/ Spanish English English
French 2 Dept. Head

Dr. Thomas Childers Charles Gaston Clarene Pierson Dreena Stewart
English English English English

Time For A CHANGE 73

74

Jo Cronin
Math
Dept. Head

Jeffrey Ikner
Science
Dept. Head

Social Studies
Dept. Head

Michele Brothers Jack Dawson
Math Math

Matt Gordon Stephen Jameson
Science Science/

Head Football Coach

Chuck Dumas Kimessia Hughes
Social Studies Social Studies

CrAwFrorD County HicH ScHooL

Sharon Nickels
Math

Richard Plagge
Science

James Moore
Social Studies

Pam Perry
Art
Fine Arts Dept. Head

Daryl Baxley
Agriculture

Randy Robinson

Donald Clark
Fine Arts/
Band Director

Agnes Hollingshed
Health Occupations/
School Nurse

Joseph Virgil

Joy Dumas
Fine Arts/
Chorus Director

Clyde Zachery
Physical Education

Maurine Wright
FACS
Vocational Ed. Dept.
Head

Julia Little
Physical Education

Physical Conditioning/ ISS
Computer Applications

New Teachers Lounge

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Linda Underwood Becky Elrod Danny Grube Tara Hobbs
Interrelated interrelated Interrelated/ Interrelated
Dept. Head Alternative School/

Asst. Football Coach

Tami Masterson Kay Patterson Richard Childres Delma Colbert
Interrelated Interrelated Paraprofressional Paraprofessional

Security Guard,
Mr. Farrier,

April Dyer Brenda Grant
Paraprofessional Paraprofessional

76 Crawrorp County Hicu ScHoo.

Jim Bennett Mike Johnson Brannen Smith

Business Ed. Business Ed. Business Ed.

Front left: Connie Sue Banks, Terri Cooley,
Carolyn Smith

Back left: Irene Raines, Diane Kelly, Doris
Raines, Darlene Kenworthy

Lunchroom Staff

Back left: Rev. Matthew Raines, Havilyn
Knolton, Kitty Graddick

Front left: Betty Jean Smith, Diane Walker,
Shirley Kendrick

Custodial Staff

Time For A CHANGE 77

Ctar Ctudent
s Teacher

Star Student Jeremiah Dunn with the chosen
Star Teacher Jeff Ikner.

CRAWFORD County HicH SCHOOL

Ctar Ctudent
s Teacher

Jeremiah Dunn has been chosen as Crawford Countys STAR
(Student Teacher Achievement Recognition) student. Jeremiah, the
son of Patty Dunn of Roberta, in turn has chosen his science teacher,
Jeff Ikner, to share the honor. Jeremiah says that Mr. Ikner continu-
ally challenged him and increased his desire to learn. He wants to
become a pharmacist and plans to attend the University of Georgia,
Mercer University, or West Georgia College. Though he intends to
pursue pharmacy school, Dunn says he wont rule out the possibility
of teaching because of his admiration for his STAR teacher choice. ~
[ wouldnt mind considering teaching to a specific age group, Dunn
said. It would be,challenging to get across to everyone what I was
teaching. That is one reason Mr. Ikner was my Choice, because he
gave us historybehind the theory, making more sense out of the sub-
ject. Then, of course, adding the hands-on experiments to complete
his teaching process made scifice moredun..

Mr. Ikner was quick to.point OUthow the/students are not the
only ones learning T have learned moreas a teacher than I did as a
student, Ikner explained. The fact-that I have been chosen by
Jeremiah as a STAR teachfmakes-me feel more confident in what I
have taught and whether I am relating to the students and getting the
point across to them.

-The Georgia Post

Time For A CHANGE 79

Crawiord County
Tigh dSehool

2s alal

Valedictorian ' Salutatorian
Jeremiah Dunn ie Lauren Perry

Dynisha Hollingshed Amy Smith

80 Crawrorp County HicH ScHOOL

2003
Tonor Graduatzs

Mark Sharon 4, Eria Sierra

i :
Mary Lou Durry : Takeisha.Ctton

TiME For A CHANGE

Pa RE Se

PAN tae We

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82 CrAwrorD County HicH ScHOOL

Throughtout the years, sports have given stu-
dents the chance to relieve their stress, become
part of a team, and to stay physically fit.

The sports program at CCHS allowed studentsto
become involved, whether they were competing
or cheering the team on. The team helped to de-
velop a sense of pride in Crawford the endured
throughtout the year and into the future.

| The fall season was kicked off with football,

| cheerleading, marching band, cross-country,
and softball. These teams motivated students

| from the very first day

US

14 Taylor Co.
0 Tri Co.
7 Macon Co.

26 ~=Greencille
21

Lamar Co.
South East

ne OP a ee Se Manchester

Le BF SL a : Jackson

Justin Bush, Lamartrelle Crowder, Stephen Day, Derek Davis, Justin Freeman,

Sam Freeman, Marcus Futrell, Danny Glover, Dominique Glover, Kerry Hatcher, Pik .
ike Co.

James Harville, Rodriquez Hightower, Kyle Hollis, Brandon Jump, Dusty Jump,

Courtney Kornegay, Sam Land, Isaac McBride, Matthew Meeks, Robert

Middleton, Travis Middleton, Clint Mitchell, Kentez Monfort, M.L Monfort,

lavaris Rainey, Josh Ridgon, Marlteze Saffold, Josh Sherrell, Quentin Smith, Nick

Calloway

Stuckey, Marquincy Solomon, Danny Stubbs, Kyle Weaver, Wayne Whitehead,
William Whitehead, Jimmy Woods

84 Crawrorp County Hicu ScHooi

Coach Jamesonidisplays leadership on
the field.

Time For A CHANGE 85

Lady Eagles Softball

Vews,
sey LAT
VS, | :
Od
ry ie
Sie aw,
ao
oe

Top left: Coach Donna Scott, Amanda Rogers, Ashely Rigdon, Mary Lou
Durry, Amy Hicks, Dana Jackson, Coach James Moore; Middle:Susan
Adkinson, Valerie Strauch , Ashley Davis,

Kim Mangino ,Jennifer Austin; Bottom:
Haley Booker, Kassi Reneau, and Katie Woods

Catchin some rays!

un

while hangin in the dug out. Senior Players: Amy Hicks, Mary Lou Durry, and
Ashley Rigdon

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f

86 CrawFrorp County Hicu ScHOOL

UK ii of Lady Eagles Softball

Be . :

Hit Hin if i) COACHES SCOREBOARD

James Moore Tri Co.
Taylor Co.

Donna Scott Jackson
CAPTAINS
Lamar
Amy Hicks Sumter
Kassi Reneau ti ip
umter
Schley
Spalding
Southeast
Jackson
Spalding
Greenville
Callaway
Lamar
Southeast
Schley
Manchester
Pike
Tri. Co.

et fee es ween 2 rarer

Got Sweat?

The Lady Eagles in action.

Time For A CHANGE 87

OPP

> '? 7
Any r amp P Ps Taylor Co 60
10, f 4 ms a i 23, t A 2 Peach Co 71

Taylor Co 83
Pike Co
Peach Co
Tournament
Greenville
Manchester
Jackson
Callaway
Lamar Co
Southeast

Myeshia Hardee, Erica Dugger, Corietis Williams, 3 Macon Co.
Rachel Hollingshed, Coach Julia Little, Kassi Reneau, i
acon 0

Jamonica Jordan, Marteela Colbert, Biondi Prater, 46 Southeast
* . Lamar Co
Reneisha Howard, Marlean Pueschel, Myesha Searcy, , Callaway
Dynisha Hollingshed, and Jessica Little i Jackson

35 Manchester

Greenville

Pike Co.

Coach Little draws out a play
between quaters.

~ va
Captains, Dynisha and
Marteela, shake hands
with their opponents
before the game.

88 Crawrorp County HicH ScHOOL

Jump ball. Get it! Get it!

Erica
Dugger
keeps a
tight
grip on
the ball
while
waiting
ona
guard to
come get

it.
Time For A CHANGE 89

Varsity Basketball

Taylor Co
Peach Co.
Taylor Co.
Pike Co
Peach Co.
Tournament
Greenville
Manchester
Jackson
Callaway
Lamar Co. : . :
Southeast Raymond Dickey, Antonio Howard, Antonlo
Macon Co. 5: Corbin, Gregg Webb, Kerry Hatcher, Emenual ivey,
eee * Tavarlus Rainey, Daniel Colbert, Dreke Hightower,
siete Lehmon Colbert, Douglas Walker, Marque! Mathis,
Southeast Demarcus Robinson, Bewamin Roundtree,
Lamar Co. Courmey Tharpe, Kelsey Dickey, Jessica Little,

3 . Reneshia Howard, and Coach Zachery
Jackson
Manchester
Greenville
Pike Co.

go Crawrorp County HicH ScHooL

Junior Varsity Basketball

eS 4

Kyle Folic Rashaad Riley,
David Jordan, Revin Bartley,
@ouartney Prornegay, Detain
iqrae Glover, Greqq VVebb,
Tiehmon Colbert, Courtney
Tharpe, Raymond Dickey,
Jermey Sanders, M L

_ Montford,and Coach Raines

Time For A CHANGE 9

Varsity Baseball

Dusty Jump, Philip Hodge, Tommy Gillispie, Wesley Davis, Matthew Williams, Justin
Freeman, Lehmon Colbert, Antonio Howard, Chris Walton, Eric Booker, Bradley
Johnson, Kyle Radford, Stephen Spearman, Charles Wood, Kevin Boutwell, Jimmy

Tommy waits anxiouslyffor a

Kyle Radford digs in for the pitch! ball to come his way! g

CRAWFORD County Hicu ScHOOL

J.V. Baseball

Doug Kelley, Sam Feeman, Josh Sherell, Michael Gonzalez, Daniel Abney, Kyle Walker, Isaac
McBride, Blake Davidson, Casey JohnsonyMichael Taylor, Clint Hodges, Dusty Stephens, Sean
Pearce, Broc'Harris, and Coach Stephen Jameson.

Broce Harris watches the ball after
Daniel Abney works with the pitcher to hitting an RBI single.

help. prevent a stolen base.

ee

et eee |

ee Seen ae
Michael Taylor feleases a pitch.

The team congratulates Michael Gonzalez after he hits Time For a CHANGE 93
a homerun.

Boy's TRACK,

ee eee . (12> Se

wie Glover, Quintin Smith, Sharvis Howard, Lamartrelle Crowder, Kerry Hatcher, Daniy
Stubbs } Quentin C arson, Carlteze Saffold, Marlteze Saffold, Kyle Hollis, David Jordan Jr.,
KentaeMontford, Jerel Jones, Rashaad Riley, ML Montford, and Coach Frank Davidson.

Hapeter. and Danny : =e

o : *Captains*- Danny Stubbs, Kerry Hatcher, ang Carleere ~ 1
Saffold. (RU

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t

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1

NY 7 AS
Ate = 57 (
orie Strauch, Shonnie Williams, Erica Dugger, Dynisha Hollingshed; Raghel Hollingshed,

Val
Cornetha Willliams, Biondi Prater, Myesha Searcy, Marteela Colbert, Jamonica Jordan, Terrica

Glover, and Katie Wood.

53-5 ptains*- Dynisha Hollingshed, Marteela *Seniors*- Marteela Colbert, Dynisha
Colbert, and Coach Frank Davidson. Hollingshed, and Shonnie Williams.
Time For A CHANGE 95

CHEER

This year the-football, basketball; and competition cheerleaders combined:

at

Back-Row: Brittney. Benson, Shiefieshia Dennis; Brandy Coker,Antwonette Mitchll Jesha'Colbett, Leslie
Young, Jessica: Brown

Middle Row sShamel Ellison; Latrice Raines, Amber Buchan, Krista Lewis; Erica McGahee, Michelle
Childers

Front-Row: Violet Ballard, Rebecca Hollis; Ashley: Walker, Lindsey Griffin, Jennifer Preast, Janekia Corbin

g6' Crdwrorp County Hicu ScHoor

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a Eagles Marching

n Band

4
Donald Clark
Band Director

g8 Crawrorp County Hicu ScHooi

Jessica Eavenson

Katie Estes

Lanamae Hensley

Christina Long . Toni Prather

Lauren Perry

Kristen Thompson
Christie Brady Erica Evans

Amanda Dunn

a

Jamie Price

Jessica Price > Rebecca Smith

Amanda Robertson

Time For A CHANGE 99

Regina Brady

Jeff Carroll

Charlie Douglas

Briauna Gibson

April Gregory

Algernon Harris

Jamal Hatcher

100 CrAwFoRD County HicH ScHOOL

Ginny Douglas

Kathryn Hallett

Brandy Haynes

Cassie Daniska

Bobby Fout

Casey Hammond

Bi

ar)
85
aly:

Raymond Dickey

a

Brian Hardy

Trey Hightower

Carissa Howard J ) fc: Ashley Kelley

Brandon Hudgins a Jeff Jacobs

Sheri Ivey

7

David Kolinski byedas ie Ronnie Pearson

Karriean Kolinski i ai Morgan O Kelley

no SA = \ F

Stacy Ladson

Erika Smith

Kyle Roach

Latoya Roundtree

Brian Stokes Janea Taylor

Shawn Strickler

Time For A CHANGE

IO!

Curtis Tennyson

Brittney Tharpe

Matthew Wainwright

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Lewis Walker

Kenny Zi
enny Zino iy |

Phillip Battles

Crawrorp County HicH SCHOOL

1

Courtney Tharpe

Jonathan Weeks

Ginny Darsey

Ashley Wainwright

Wesley Tharpe

Quentin Willis

Jarvis Willis

fi ba Amanda Stephens
=

Quatavin Harris

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Amberly Baldwin, Heather Bales, Rachel Barbee, Travis Betbeze, Rebekah Bowden, Christie Brady, Angel Carrazco, Dontavious Clark
Joshua Cravey, Vince Davis, Kimberly Dugger, Kyle Edgecomb, Kendra Fagin, Micheal Gonzalez, Daniel Graves, Mandi Jackson

Bradley Johnson, Malachi Kirksey, Danielle Lawson, Jonathan McNatt, Timeka Parker, Alex Perry, Lauren Perry, Theresa Pollard, Toni

Prather, Miranda Pressley, Evaristo Ramirez, Eric Richardson, Ashley Rigdon, Julia Robinson, Amy Smith, Ashley Smith Ashley
Smith, Hannah Tucker, Ashley Wise, Jimmy Woods, and Pam Perry (Sponsor)

William Bridger, Brandy Coker, Amanda Dunn, Jeremy Dunn, Paul Dossett, Kendra Fagin, Bradley Johnson,
David Kolinski, Matt Martin, Jonathan McNatt, Alex McMullin, Robert Middleton, Paul Oakley, Kishan Patel,

Josh Peercy, Mark Sharon, Matthew Sauls, Rebecca Starr, Josh Stephens, Matthew Wainwright, Jessie Terrell, Josh
Young, Jimmy Woods, and Jeffery Ikner (Sponsor)

104 Crawrorp County HicH ScHoo.

Computer Club

TOCTUTIM | TAMRR nr

Chea bdaent

Robert Baldwin, Heather Bales, Britteny Brown, Jessica Brown, Lindsey Bryant, Tomeka Carson, Brandy Coker,
Janekia Corbin, Daniel Colbert, Joan Cervantes, Vanessa Dugger, Brandi Duffey, Bob Durham, Patricia Durham,
Shaun Fuller, Danny Golver, Aaron Hammond, Emanuel Ivey, Ebony Joyce, Kimberly Kelley, Daniel Leslie,
Jonathan McNatt, Marleen Pushell, Rashaad Riley, Alexis Sullivan, Micheal Tripp, Steven Valke, and Mr. Childers

Sarah Appleton, Tarrah Furgeson (not pictured), David Kolinski, Jonathan Miranda, Brittany
Yonce, and Hollie [kner (Sponsor)

Time For A CHANGE 105

Queatin Carson, Erica Cofbin(notpictured), Raymond Dickey, ErigaDug ger,
Marqufsha Fields, Jamonica Jordan} Karen Mogfi, Dfimis Plant, Carlteze Saffold,
Arsenio Tennison, Courtney Tharpej Curtis Williams, Jarvis Willis; Marcus
Weaver, Marsha Worthy, Beverly Stphens, and'Betty Benjamin (Advisors)

Lisa Bridger, Rachel Burrell(not pictured), Erica Corbin, Brandi Davidson(not pictured),
Kendra Grace, Jennifer Harrell, Van Ly, Kaylee Moore, Amanda Pollard, Latricia Raines,
Amandg#Simmons, Arsenio TenniSon, Kimberly Wisharf, and Maurine Wright (Advisor)

106 CrAwForD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Stephen @dkinson, Susan Adkinsor risten Anglea, AmBer
Jesica Culiningham,Ashiey Davis, Jessica Durry Fulcher, Shauna Quideymran
donGasset Philip Halste@td, Blake Harris arris, Jariies Harville, Lananagshlensiey. Amy Hicks, Nataldigh Horne
Dana Ja@kson, Tripp Johngpn, Jonathan Langford atthe. ee c Me@Bride, Erica Mc@&hee, Lauren Berry, Ashley Petafinan, Toni

PratherJAshley Rigdon, J@&h Rigdon, Daniel Riley, Josh Roland. Erica Siemfa, Valerie Strauch Tommy Tidwell, Kristen Thongpson Jake
White JWayne Whiteheadg William Whitehead, Ashley Wise, Charles Wod@, Katie Wood, an@,Dary! BaxJ#y (Advisor)

y Baldwin, Haley Booker, Justin Bush, Ben Butterworth, T
Mary LatiDurry. Jessi#a Eavenson, Mandy Elliott, Lor

yler Cooper

HOSA

Kendra Blasingarfe, Christie Brady, Marteela Colbrt, Erica Dugger, Terrica Glover, Dynisha
Hollingshed, Rachl Hollingshed, Reneshia Howard, J@rel Jones, Jamonica Jordan, Vanessa Nelson,
Ashley Walker, Massha*Worthy, and Agnes Hollingsfed (Advisor)

"Time For A CHANGE

Regina Brady, Erica Evans, Kasey Eubwood, Kelly Fulwood, Jessica HansengdMyeshia Mardee,
Caitie Martin, Alex McMullin, Kishan Patel, Kira ReeprAtiatida Rogers, H@ather Scoles, Mat-
thew Wainwright(not pictured), Ashley Walker, Jennifer Walker,and Matt Gatdon (Advisor)

Kevin Boutwell, Christie Brady, Regina Brady, Marteela Colbert, Jonathan Darden, Welsey)Davis, Jeremy Dunn,
Kyle Edgecomb, Tarrah Ferguson, Kevin Garret Clint Hodges(not pictured), Jason Hollig{not pictured), David
Kolinski{not pictued), Alex McMuyim,.Kishan/Patel, Lauren Perry, Kassi B@f@au,.Caglteze Saffold, Jessica
Terrell, M@fSharon}Amy Smith, Sean Thaffes(not pictured), Matthew Waihw right(not pictured), Ian Zimerle,
and Jo Cronin (Advi@r)

108 Crawrorp COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Lindsey. Bleodworth, Christie Brady, Kaen Baggerly, Jeremy Dunn, Marylou Durry, Katie
Ptes, KevinGarrett, Myeshia Hardee, Dynisha Hollifigshe@ason Hollis, Lauren Perry,
Toni Prathef, Kassi Reneau, Amy Smith, Michael Tripp, and/Michael Yaughn (Advisor)

Prom, Committee

Violet Ballard, Lind#8y Bloodworth(not pictured), Eric Booker, Jason Bowden(not pictured), Jessica Brown, Janekia Corbif(not pictured)
Sheneshia Dennis, Jag$ica Eavenson, Shame! Ellison, Katie Estes, Linds@y Griffin, Daniel Hodge, Dana Jackson, Kristy Jone, Ebony Joyce
Brandon Jump(not pigtured), Krista Lewis, Keosha Logishagt, Sequanda Martin(not pictured), Antoinette )fft@hell, Jennifer Ogeltree(not
pictured), Daniel Ril@qdafifeze SaffOjd(not pictured)gKristina St#b, Kristen Thompson, Tami Masters@h, and Debbie Austin( Advisors)

Time For A CHANGE

ScieneeClu

Jessicia Abney(not pictured}, Rebecca. Baldwin, Lindsey Bloodworth(not pigtured),
Christie Brady, Regina Brady, KYle Brown, Ashley Dawis-Welsey Davis, Jefemy Duff,
Mary)Lou Durry, Tarrah Ferguson, Kasey Fulwood, Kelly Fulw@od, HeathefGarrett, Kevin
Garrtt(not pictured), A.J. Harris, Clint Bodges, JasomHollis, Nataleigh Home, Ashley
Justie, Christina Long, Aaron McDanil, Alex McMullin, Alx Perry, Mark Sharon, Jessica
Tetrelt, Michael Tripp, Michael Turner, Douglas Walker, Matthew"williams(not pictiredyy
Charles Wood(not pictured), Ian Zimerl8, and Jeff Ikner (Advisor)

SGA

Amber Anglin, Jennifer Austin(not pictured), K@ren Baggerly(not pictured), Travis Betbege, Tammy Blasingame,
Antoni@Corbin, Stephen Day, Terrica Glover(n@t pictured), Dynisha Hollingshed, Rachef[Hollingshed, Renishia
Howardy Sharvis Howard, Mandi Jackson(not pittured), Dusty Jump(not pictured), Jessic& Little(not pictured),
Sequanda Magir"Magela Moye, TigfthPRarkersBiondi Prater, Josh RigdongCarlt&7eGeaffold, Marlteze Saffold(not
pictured), Ashley Sniith, Marquindy Solomon, Danny Stubbs, Sherrica Walker, Marcus Weaver, and Marie White

(Advisor)

Crawrorp Cotttrx.Hix ScHook

Michael BelcheraNyles Causey, Chad Douglas, David Gandy(not pictured),
Kerry Hatcher, Jennifer Ogletree, Eric Richardson, MicheafTurnfgLewis
Walken Eric Willi(not pictured), and Mike Johason (Advior)

Katie Allen, Lacy Bell, Lisa Bridger, Dontavius Clark, Paul Dossett, Kendfa Fagin,
Lindsey Goldsbyy Victoria Hill, Kaylee Moore, Theresa Pollard, Amanda Robertson, Amanda
Rogers, Jessica RUffin, Ashley Smith, Arseni6 Tennison, and Joy Dumas (Advisor)

"Time For a CHANGE III

athe Brains Behind the Ope

Toni, you were always working so hard trying.to beat deadlines. This yearbook would not have been
Lauren, you and Toni were always at computer B hard at work. You made the room a happy place ar at to do with
Toni'S stuff when she didnt come to school. You played a major part in the yearbook!
Julia, you were very much into getting the yearbook finished and wanted it to be perfect,
and itqwill be because you were such a big help!
Dynisha, you will be remembered as the picture girl! You
picked out some great pictures and made lots of people
laugh!
Doug, you were alwayggetting on @veryone "s nerves
especially Tonis, and were always busy cropping.
Thanks for all your help!
Kristy, studying and leaving class the time is what I'll *
remember about you! Good luck , E.M.T. class!
Ian, une that we had a problem with one of these
stu puters you were there to fix it. Thank you!

Melanie, our secret member, thanks for being the accoun-
tant and the mastermind behind the brilliant Class Intros!

Renisha, always wandering the hall and hanging out
Dynisha, you were always there to help even if you dic
know what you were doing!

Ashley Walker, you were kind of quiet and I didnt 5 j ere in class you were lots of help to

y ld with math homework to some people!
. ere always in the other room and on the phone
ng ? your honey!
Marltez re very loud and were always making someone
laughs Than a great year and selling so many yearbooks!
Ashley R., Thank you for always being there when I needed you!
You were a big help and put everyone in a good mood everyday!
Lil Ashley, evelne knew when you were in class if they saw
Tommy or if they heard a BURRRRP! You made this class fun!
Theresa, you were the first person to start taking pgctures and
they really got us going! Thank you!
Mr. Gaston, you really kept all of us motivated (md wanting to
get this yearbook finished. You have been a wg
and a great friend to
everyone! Thank you
for being there when any of us needed
you,.

Thank
you all

being
who you
are and

Time For A CHANGE _II3

A very special time is here for a very special
girl! You have been an inspiration to everyone
whose life youve been a part of. We thank
God each and every day for giving you to us.
This is just the beginning of your very prosper-
ous life. Never give up because
you've always excelled at everything
you've put your mind to.
So-Ready-Set-Go-Far.

Always Loving You,

Mom and Dad

Toni,
Congratulations! I love you very very much and I am very
proud of you. You are a very special person and you mean the
world to me. Nobody makes me as happy as you do.

>
I Love You, Danny
NX
= Toni-balone

we just want
Di ~ you to know
that we are
really glad that you moved to Crawford
Co. in the 9th grade. You mean so much
to us, we really appreciate everything
you do. Thanks for being you.

Youre the only sister I have
and I couldnt have asked
for a better one.

I Love You, Love.

Michael ae, lel Lil Ash, Lolly Doodle, and Belt Loop

114 RAWFORD COUNTY HIGH

Erica McGahee

You are a wonderful gift from God. He gave
you to us to raise and bring up. You have made
that task so easy for us. We are so pri mud of
you. You are the best daughter anyone could
ask for. You are now taking a bigger step in life
and we know you will make all the right deci
sions. This does not mean we are letting you go
because we love you and will always be there
for you. Dont ever forget that God has a plan
for you.

Thanks for being our Angel.

Mom & Dad

TEACHER CRAWFORD COUNTY ELEM ENTARY

MRS. MUECKE SECOND GRADE

1992-1993

Time For A CHANGE

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I Love You with all my heart.

Hit em in the head with a honeybun.
David

Dixie Lee
Youre one of the few Abney st be graduate from high ichook.
Now you Lh be the firs Ce graduate from coblege. Pursue your
education Ce the fullest of your ability. Jam ts very proud
of youl

Love akways J addy

116 CrAwForD County HicH ScHOOL

Dark hair, Brown eyes
A laugh to bring joy.
Child of my heart
Through the years
I have picked you up
I have wiped your tears
I have cleaned your scrapes
But the hardest thing
for me to do- Is to

Let you soar like the eagle.

Just always remember
Our love is always here for you!
Mom & Dad

Today life moves at
A much faster pace
So many more hurdles
You've had to face

Now youre moving to
A whole new life
Hoping that you wont have
Too much strife

You worked so hard
To get this far
Just had to tell you

HOW PROUD WE ARE!

Heather-

First born Grandchild!
Pigeon toed and crosseyed,
We loved you anyway!
Grandma & Grampy Lossiah
P.S: Please stop whining

Families are created out of love
And live within the cup of love's large hands
No momentary pain can love remove
Or taint the trust of one who understands
We live at times at odds with those who love us,
Colliding in our anger like great waves,
Refusing to have anyone above us
Nor willing to give up what passion craves
But anger is a storm we know will pass,
And freedom is the nature of the will
We run like wild horses through the grass
Yet know we are constrained by hunger still
Sometimes, obsessed with losses and with gains,
We turn towards home and find that love
remains

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Aanamae Cloud Hensley

Lanamae,

We've finally become Seniors
and | know that | covidn't have
done it without you! Your
spirit and your
personality has helped
me through many
hard times and has
always given me the
faith | needed to
never give up. | want to
thank you for always
being there when |
needed a shoulder to
cry on or someone to
listen. We've told
many secrets, partied hard, and done some pretty crazy things together and |
will cherish those memoies forever. | wish you the best in your future because |
know you can do anything that you set your mind to. Always follow your heart
and capture your dreams and remember that I'll always be there for you no
matter what. | love you, Monkie!

Lanamae,
My precious baby girl. From the 4ib. baby to the young
lady you are today, this has been the most wonderful trip.
Through all the joys and tears, all the choices you have had
to make, and all the pressures of family and friends, you
have always done the right thing and come out on top. You
have always given 1O% and added your own style and it
shows. To have a child that has grown up like you is life's
greatest reward and God's greatest gift. Always follow
your heart and you will go far.
All my love,
Mama

Amy L ynn Smith

Amy,

Hey chick! I cant believe that this is almost over! Its
crazy! It seems like just yesturday I moved here and had
to make all new friends. I'm so glad that you are one of

them. You have always been there whenever I needed
you or just wanted to chat. We have so many memories
together like mud boggin in the Wal-Mart parking lot,

prom shopping, Whiskey River, and that one time at

Rustys house that I will never forget (or never remem

ber!) You always manage to get me out of trouble and

away from my house! We are the best of friends and
always will be! I wish you the best in life, with whatever
you decide to do (you know what I'm talking about!)

Amy, i kveaen
You have reached the end of a long Lanamae
road and touched your future. You have
worked very hard and put in a lot of
long hours and effort. We are very
proud of you and always will be. You are
a caring and loving daughter and niece.
We wishyou the best in life becuae you
deserve it. May God always be with you.
Your Mom, Dad, Aunt & Uncle, Gail,
Robert, Ann & Joe

118 CrawForD County HicH ScHOOL

AshVoy Wolken

Ashley,

Where have the yeans qone, it seems like it was just
yestenday you wene a chubby faced Gittle qin? with
Caughkten in youn eyes and a swile on youn Face.
You wene such a sweet mixture of a Gittle qu?
playing dress up avd dol@s, then the next minute
you wene a tomboy playing bal?, climbing trees and
chasing often your brother. You have twmed inte a
beautiful young woman whe stile lights up avy
noom with your smile. We ane se proud of you as a
doughkten but even prouden of the person you have
became. Reach high fon your dreams, baby qu? My

only wish is that Cife qives you as much joy and
happiness as you have qwen us since the day you

Ash@ey,

We nememben the day you
wene bern You were 40
beautiful. You ane a0?

qrewreup now with wow
denful dreams fon the

future.
We ane se proud of you
and wish you only the
best im fulfi0ing these
dreams. We Cove you very
much
AC Oun Love
Papa & Gnovvy Drury

came inte oun Cives.

Love, Mama & Daddy

You ane the best sisten. 1 Cove you!!
Ke@sey

Ash@ey Manie Walken
AKA Monkey Head
You were always my
inspuration and | knew
you will have a huge
affect ou othens in the
future. Rememben you
can make anything hap-
pen and nememben you
ane beautiful on the
inside and out.
2-3 Sunshine
Chad

Time For a CHANGE 119

Ashley Amanda Wise

| cant believe the time is already here. Just yesterday. you were
my little baby blowing kisses and winking at everyone.
Now look at you. You have grown into a sweet. intelligent and
beautiful woman.

You have such courage and strength. This will take you far in life.
Soon you will be stepping out into a great future. Just remem-
ber that your Deddy and Mama will always be here for you.
Love alwaus.

Deddy. Mama. Janie

Doe Doo,

Well the day is here-voure all Srown-up. | look
at Vou Sometimes and wish there was some
way to lock you up in a little room somewhere
and Keep my little girl all to myself-but that
wouldn't be fair to the rest of the worla-to Keep
therm from Know ins the beautiful wonderful,
and special young woman you have become.
You have touched all of our lives in away that |
don't think you will ever truly understand. You
are a wonderful daughter, sgranddaushter, and
big sister. You make all of Us proud to say that
you belons to ust! Keep your head on straight
and your heart open and Sood things will
come your way. We all love you very much!
Love- Mama, Tony, Mema, Randall, Jesse, &
Jonnny

120 Crawrorp County HicH ScHOOL

From the moment you were born you have
been a voice to be reckoned with. You've
never been afraid to color outside the lines.
From your outgoing personality to your soft
spot for animals. It seems like only yester-
day your were risking your little 4 year old
life to save a dead opossum from the high-
way. You've always put others before your-
self. You have always filled our lives with
happiness and laughter, not to mention
surprises during softball season when you
seemed to have a mind of your own. Your
father would have been very proud. We wish
you the best of luck in everything that you
do. We know you can do anything that you
put your mind to. Congratulations Ashley!!
Love, Mama & Tee

4

Lauren Perry

Lauren.

You have brought
us much happiness
ahd that is what we
wish for you in the
future! We love
you ahd are very

proud of you!
Love.
Daddy. Mama. &
Alex
"MIBWWYA!"

122 Crawrorp County HicH ScHOOL

Congratulations!
We are very
proud of you
and love you
= very MmuUcn,
% i Chris, Scott,
. : D

ustin, and Dad

Jimmy Woods

Congratulations Jimmy!
You made it (not that we
had doubts!!!). Jimmy
you have been a joy in
our lives since you were
born. Continue to be the
person you are- caring,
funny, and kind- you will
be a success.

We love you!

Dad, Mom, and Nanny

Time For A CHANGE 123

e Amy Hicks

CrawFrorD County HicH ScHOOL

Dear Amy,

You have brought such joy
into our lives. We are so very
proud of you and your many fine
accomplishments, and are excited
for the birght future that lies before
you.

d

You are strong, confident,

and determined. Continue to set
goals and work hard to achieve
them. We will always be cheering
you on.

We Love You,

Daddy, Momma, & Alan
Galations 5:22-23

nn Kelley

Kimberly,

1 would like to tell you that
you were, are, and always
will be my best friend. We
have been through so much
together and have so many
memories together. We are
always going to be together
no matter what! | wish you
the best in life
and all the
happiness in
the world! And
dont forget
about me!!

l love you!
Lanamae

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I hope that you

accomplish everything
that you wish for.
I love you, Pookie!
Caitie

We have always been proud
of the little boy you were,
and we expect that the pride
we feel for the man
you are becoming
will be even greater.
May God bless you and
always hold you in the
palm of His hand.

We love you very much!

Mama & Daddy

126 CrAwrorD County HicH SCHOOL

May all your dreams
come true!
We love you!
Kim, John, John, Riley,
& Brayden

Dynisha Letrice Hollingshed

Nisha,

On April 5, 1985 you came and filled our days with so much happiness and
laughter. You are very special and you mean the world to us. Its hard to
believe that our baby girl has grown up to become a smart, beautiful
young lady. Do not let your high school graduation be the end of your
successful endeavors. May you go on to be the best of everything. Always
carry yourself in a way that you can keep your head high. Words cannot
express how much love and pride we have in you. Keep your faith in God
and he will lead you in the right direction.

Love, Mommy & Daddy

_ C
William ooper 3 Ovi Fil ch. eu

You finally made itill We are co proud of ad :
youl May you soar with your dreams and : Lheve ave ni
may God guide you with His wisdom wher- ale <4

ever life takes you.

We love youl

Mama & Daddy
Jennifer, Dustin, Caden
Tara, Josh, &@ Abby

ove ya, Lam
r. 4] 1]
1o tne greatest sister! Lov

va lots and Wish you the
dreams con

. best in lite
OVE Momunvy t

Me and Papa are proud of you! We always knew you would
We Love you, be a success at whatever
Granny & Papa you do in life. This is your
first big step. We're very
proud of you! We love you,
Sissy!
Love, Momma & Daddy

Christie,

Even though you've annoyed
and tortured me over the
years. lam truly going to miss
you when you leave. lam very
proud of you, and I know
whatever you do you will
succeed.

Love your sister,

Gina

We're very proud of you.
You Go Girt!

Aunt Evelyn & Granny Toler

128 Crawrorp County HicH ScHOOL

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Amberly Baldwin

Mama and Timmy
Andrew Thompson
Daddy and Mrs. Janis

Bubba, Smacky, Pookie, and Pebbles

Chago, Angel, and Emeli
Gammy and Pop

Peddy and Bryan

Chino, Sissy, and Brianna
Jessica Eavenson

Janie Wise

Jason Thompson

Archie Thompson Sr.
Granny Johnson

Granny and Smitty Smith
Marylin Thompson

Jeff O'neal

David O'neal

Charles O'neal

Ashley and Kristen Thompson
Justin Bush

Jonathan Chandler

Ms. Brothers

Ms. Wright

Mr. Gordon

Jim and Margie Bowden
Mrs. Dyer and Family

Ma

Mary Ann Colbert
Perry Lee Colbert
Kelvin Colbert
Lillie Mae Colbert
King Love Colbert
Geraldine Colbert
Edwin McCrary
Julia Little

Coach Zachery

Mr. Morris Hollingshed
Agnes Hollingshed
Mrs. Grant

Coach Gordon

Mr. Moore

Verzone Colbert
Bryan Shorter
Ernestin Willis Sibley
Charlie Frank Willis
Andrea Hogan
Maureen Wright
King Colbert Jr.
Keshia Hart

Patrons

Takeisha Cotton
Glenda and Michael Fuller
Rosie and Anderson Cotton
Mildred Fuller
LaToya and Va'shayla Andrews
Gloria Colbert and Family
Aldean Cotton and Family
Marilyn Cotton and Family
LaToya Cotton and Family
Patricia Davis and Family
Virginia Mathis and Family
James Cotton and Family
Annie Pearl Davis and Family
Lucille and L.C. Lockett

Zaccaria and Zacchaeus Jordon

Winfred Davis and Family

Petrccia Daniels and Family
Earnestine Daniels and Family
Sylvia Daniels

Tameka Sanders and Family
Lashawna Felts

Carina Smith

Phyllis Ellison

Brenda Sullivan and Family
Thersa Murray

Edwin McCrary

Marie White

Jeffery Saffold and Family
Jamaal Raines

Gerinda Lockett and Geneara Corbin

Courtney Tharpe

Madine Andrews

Tammie Sullivan

Sherry and Carren Lee
Cherry and Derrick Preston

Jessie and Robert Lee McDowell

Marilyn and Melvin Wilcher
Essie B. and Freddie
Deivis and Albert Brown
Kim Geymam and Family
Quality Home Furnishing
Rhonda Mathis

| Ydanda, Zion,and Vincene

Phyllis Ellison

Tanger Hollis
Martha Hollis
Terrica Hollis
Quinton Hollis
Myrtle Hollis
Lauren King
Larry King
Jerneka King
Keisha White
Vincent White
Quatavious White
MaKhya White
Elaine Corbin
Belinda Dugger
Takeisha Cotton
Lashawna Felts
Shante Smith

Anderson and Rosie Cotton

Marcus Jackson
Quinnesha Lockett
Moesha Lockett
Beatrice Lcokett
Darius Williams
Reginald Robinson
Crystal Singleton
Tavarius Rainey
Vanessa Dugger
Matt Gordon

Kim Geyman and Family

Herbert Stephens

Quality Home Furnishings

Charlie F. Willis

Bessie Jean Battie and Family

Tamika Smith

Tameshia Danashia Raines

Shamel Ellison
Edwin McCrary

Jeffrey Saffold and Family
Micheal and Glenda Fuller

Keisha Hart

Jacqueline |. Hart
Walter C. Nolton
Wesley M. Martin

Donametric L. Webb
Michael T. Webb Jr.

Pearlie Harris
Frank Harris
Kenny Hart

John Hart

Angela Hart
Sherry Hart
Geraldine McAllister
Patrica Williams
Chikeith Turner
Contina Hart
Antonio Gibson
Malik Gibson
Jarquavius Francis
Abria Gibson
Kasia Hart

Keyana Howell
Antonio Gibson Jr.
Kermaine Lockett
Cariteze Saffold
Marliteze Saffold
Carla Saffold
Phyllis Riley
Brenda Grant

Joshua Fordham
Shauna Scott

Michael Traylor
Sheree Roberson
Shannon John

Gwen Kendall

Halekia Eppinger
Alberta Webb

Pam Webb

Donald Webb

Henry Webb

Walter Henry Webb
Brandon Raines
Catherine Hart

James Boriow

Tykeya Turner

Pastor Frank and Betty Martin
Kim and Zaylin Saffoid
Bobby Turner
Soloman Dickey

Peari Fuller

James Smith

Marton Hollingshed
David Lockett

Fabian Lockett

Pam Rucker and Family
Audrey Smith

Rosa James

Marteela Colbert
Sherman Dickey
Keith Colbert
Woylenia Turner
Keith Whiters
Jeannette Hilson
Jeff Allen

Caleb Allen
Wendy Jackson
Jacob Jackson

Raynard and Teresa Shannon and Family

Cynthia Burnnette

Karl Pennyman
Lane Royal
Stanley Rouseau
Doniye Chatman
Karen Gray

Ms. Wright

Dynisha Hollingshed

Gloria and Morris Hollingshed
Agnes Hollingshed

Azalia and Deidra Porter
Marlon and Kristy
Reverend McKenzie
Rachel Hollingshed

Adam Hollingshed

Tatrena Hollingshed
Martavius Medders
Donald and Lavern Hollingshed
Tia and Terez Kind
Ardallia Walker

Alex Tripp Jr.

Debbie and Smith Shorter
Sister Nannan Evans
James Shorter

Leory and Tommie Bentley
Milton Bentley and Family
Pat Preston and Family
King and Lula Hollingshed
Twana and Edward Raines
Cheryl and Kristi Johnson
Will Pheips

Telly's Dugger

Carina & Deshaun Townes
Mr. Larry Hatcher & Family
Alfred & Barbara Johnson
Daryl & Penney Sneed
Frank Steward

Martavius Lockett
Franchetta Hollingshed
Faye Ivey

Arthur Bentiey

Ralph Bentley

Faith Collins

Sandra & Robert Colbert
Melvin & Emily Bentley
Carnelius & Dean Trice
Mr. Gordon

Pam Corbin

Kassi Reneau

Mrs. Nickels

Marie and Gary

Dr. Green

Glady's Hollingshed
Bryan Shorter

Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Hollingshed
Willie J. Bentley
Undra Trice
Jamonica Jordan
Erica Dugger
Angela Walton
Ms. Little
Veronica Rainey
Antonio Howard
Andrea Hogan
The Tripp Family

Sharvis Howard

Annie and Charlies Howard
Marshall Butler

Jennifer and Marsh Butler

Carol and Ben Garland

Mattie Hill

Dana King

Rev. Rickey and Millicent Wright
DeMontay Howard

Ms. Hughes

Reneshia Howard
Larry Howard Terry Caldwell
Clara Howard Rev. Ricky V. Wright
Antonio Corbin
LaRonda Howard
Robin Jones
Dr. Green
Eunice Hatcher
Julius Hatcher
Starlae and Morris McGhee
Marvin Webb
Jerome Hatcher

Annie R. Jordan
Laura Mae Daniel Kimberly Kelley

Virginia Knowland James Kelley Esther Haywood
Millicent Wright Susan Kelley Susan Holland
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Carina Smith and Deshaun Towns Irma Cervantes Audrey O tog
Lisa McAfee Ignacio Cervantes Ill Thomas O'Keefe
Josue Cervantes Esther Kelley
Sharron Wing Stinky Robby Standfield
Patricia Baker Joey Austin Standfield
Coach Little Joan Cervantes Castro Family
Sandra Hillsman and Family gener maywocd Lindsey: Beyent

Brenda McCrary

Plesant Hill Congreational
Christian Church
Extended Cervantes Family
Lanamae Cloud Hensley
Kristi Aluds

John Aluds

Laura-Lee Aluds

Michelle Childres

Erica McGahee

Charles Oneal

Mom and Dad

Amy Hicks

Amanda Rogers

Linda Gosnell

Matt Gordon

Susan and Allen Oneal
Robin Jones

Jack and Barbara McGahee
Josh Stanovich

Ben West

Ricky and Patty Walker
Sharon Nickels

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Mama's always take great
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have been the sunshine In my
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pride and Joy, my beautiful
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Jet Setter

Spanish Count Alvaro de Marichalar
set a world record by completing
a 5,200-mile, four-month journey
across the Atlantic on a jet ski.
Marichalar trained for a year before
setting out from Rome for Miami on
anine-foot watercraft with a support
ship and crew of six bringing up the
rear.

Former President Jimmy Carter was
awarded the 2002 Nobel Peace
Prize for his efforts to further human
rights and democracy, find peaceful
solutions to world conflicts and
encourage economic and social
growth. After serving as president
from 1977 to 1981, Carter founded
the Carter Center, a not-for-profit
organization dedicated to improving
the human condition. Vv

Two Guatemalan twins who had been
joined together at the tops of their
heads returned home five months
after doctors separated them in
a 22-hour operation. Healing the
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The Miss World competition was
moved from Nigerias capital,
Abuja, to London after violent
protests broke out in Nigeria. The
protests began after a Nigerian
newspaper printed an article that
questioned why Mohammed would
not have approved of the Miss World
competition and said he probably
would have married one of the
contestants. a

Jury trials returned to most Russian
courtrooms for the first time in 85

amends the criminal code with 3,500
changes that emulate the Western
model of a fair trial.

In a historic speech before the Italian
parliament, Pope John Paul II strongly
urged Italians to have more children
to turn the tide against the nations
declining rate of birth. He also called
on government officials to show
prisoners leniency, when appropriate,
by reducing their sentences.

Nearly 200 people died after a bomb
was detonated in a popular tourist
area in Bali. Terrorist network al
Qaeda claimed responsibility on its
website for the bombing. The act of
terrorism severely hurt the Indonesian
islands economy as tourists traveled to
alternate destinations. e

Violence raged in the Ivory Coast after
rebels failed in their coup attempt and
took control of the northern part of
the country. After the northern rebels
signed a truce with the government,
new rebels attempted to take control
of the west. Hundreds of people died
during the year, and more than 600,000
fled their homes. Pe

Tensions were high after North Korea -
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three days. The ordeal began when
water from an adjacent abandoned 748
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and filled the shaft in which they were
working. Rescuers worked around the
clock to free the men, who surfaced
relatively unscathed. A

Memorial services were held around _ site, and colleges were asked to turn _ United States from 18 Middle Eastern
lhe country on the anniversary of | over personal information about countries. Bush signed a Homeland The Roman Catholic Church was
bept. 11, which President George W. their foreign students and teachers Security bill into law that created immersed in a scandal involving
ush proclaimed Patriot Day. One _to the FBI. a new federal department devoted forbidden sex and molestation, as well
ear after the attacks on the World The country continued to pursue to _ preventing future attacks and as widespread cover-ups at the hands
rade Center and the Pentagon, the Osama bin Laden and other threatsto _ allowed commercial airline pilots to of some of its most prominent officials.
luggish American economy still felt. _ national security in its War on Terror. _ carry guns. At the center of it all was the Boston
lhe effects. News about Afghanistan Sometimes the war was subtle, and The director of the FBI announced Archdiocese, where Cardinal Bernard
iminished, but al Qaeda and sometimes it was very noticeable. _ that his organization had thwarted Law resigned under pressure from
Dsama bin Laden were still in the The Immigration and Naturalization _ almost 100 terrorist attacks since Sept. allegations that he withheld knowledge
ws. Debate continued about what = Service began to fingerprint and _11, 2001. He said some of the attacks of priests sexually abusing children. p>
hould be built at the Ground Zero _ photograph men who entered the _were intended for U.S. targets.

The West Nile virus captured the 77%
nations attention during the summer
as it spread from coast to coast. The
mosquito-transmitted virus, which
leads to fever, head and body aches, and
sometimes encephalitis or meningitis,
killed approximately 250 citizens in

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Seven astronauts perished when the
Space Shuttle Columbia broke apart
over central Texas as it reentered the
atmosphere. The tragedy occurred less
than 20 minutes before the planned
landing at the Kennedy Space Center.
An investigation into the cause of the
accident initially centered on possible
damage to the craft's protective tiles
from flying debris during takeoff. W

The economy, still trying to re-build
itself after Sept. 11, continued to
struggle. Millions of Americans
were out of jobs as the national
unemployment rate hit an eight-year
high. Holiday shoppers spent less than
economists expected, and a record
number of people lost their homes
when they could not make their
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Accounting scandals continued this
year as WorldCom replaced Enron
as the nations largest bankruptcy.
Thousands of workers lost their jobs
and retirement savings because of the
scandals, and the SEC began requiring
that CEOs verify financial statements
for their publicly held companies to
boost investor confidence. Officers
whose statements were found
incorrect could face criminal charges
and possible jail time. i

Sixty of Chicago's public schools
received $10,000 as part of a new
system of incentives that focuses on
raising test scores. The program is
part of the districts new system of
accountability, which before had
sanctioned schools that performed
poorly on the tests.

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What We Had In Mind

Jersey City, N.J., officials held an
anniversary tribute to Sept. 11 victims,
where they planned to release a flock
of doves at a downtown ceremony.
Since all dove suppliers were sold out,
they decided to use pigeons instead.
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when the birds, having been caged most
of their lives, flew around erratically
and careened into the crowd.

Highly publicized stories of missing
children prompted talk of a nationwide
Amber Alert system. The system,
already in place in several states, is used
to broadcast descriptions of missing
children and their abductors over radio,
TV and electronic highway signs. Some
parents considered buying devices like
the global positioning watch for their
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Monkey In My Pants!
California environmentalist Robert
Cusack was arrested on smuggling
charges when customs officials
found a pair of pygmy monkeys in his
pants. Further inspection revealed
that Cusack, who was returning
from a trip to Thailand, also had four
exotic birds and 50 rare orchids in

A man who had been adrift at sea
for four months was rescued by the
crew of a U.S. Navy ship after he
was spotted near Costa Rica by a
military aircraft. Richard Van Pham,
the 62-year-old man, said he survived
by drinking rainwater he collected in
a bucket and eating fish and seagulls.
He had only intended to take a short
sailing trip, but the wind broke his
mast, and his radio quit working. A

Wildfires wreaked havoc on the
western United States, destroying
double the number of acres than in
the previous worst year. One of the
largest of these fires was in Colorado,
where a U.S. Forest Services worker
admitted to starting an enormous
blaze while burning a letter from her
estranged husband.

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the first season of
American Idol?

a) Every week 19%

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devoted to the reality TV bandwagon

this year. Reality series debuts
this year included Joe Millionaire,
which had the highest-scoring new
series debut of the season, The
Bachelorette, The Osbournes, and
High School Reunion. A

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Chicago danced its way to 13 Oscar
nominations, more than any other film
in the 2003 Academy Award race. The
musical earned the coveted Best Picture
nomination and acting nominations for
four of its stars, including lead actress
Renee Zellweger, supporting actresses
Catherine Zeta-Jones and Queen
Latifah, and supporting actor John C.
Reilly. Director Rob Marshall was also
nominated. eI

It was a year of sequels as Harry Potter
and the Chamber of Secrets and The
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers hit
theaters. The Two Towers outperformed
its predecessor in its opening weekend,
and later earned six Oscar nominations.
The Chamber of Secrets was on target
to match the success of the first Harry
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American Idol and won a $1 million
recording contract in the summer's
most-watched TV show. The shows
success spawned talent searches on
other major TV networks, as well as a
second season of American Idol, a book
and a movie. <>

Martin Scorsese's epic Gangs of New
York grabbed a second highest 10
Oscar nominations, including Best
Picture and Best Director, in the 2003
Academy Award race. Lead actor
Daniel Day-Lewis earned a nomination
and the movie also earned Oscar nods
for Best Original Screenplay, Best
Cinematography and Best Original
Song, U2s_ The Hands That Built
America.

Spiderman sold a record number
of DVDs the first weekend it was
available in stores. The movie also
broke the record for biggest opening
weekend ever in theaters, a record
previously held by Harry Potter and
the Sorcerers Stone. A

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falls for a non-Greek man, became the
biggest independent film release ever in
the U.S. The movie cost only $5 million
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The Osbourne family, with a smash
reality TV hit after its first season on
MTV, seemed to be everywhere in
2002 with merchandising and book
deals totaling in excess of $20 million.
Along the way, The Osbournes won
an Emmy, the family hosted the 30th
Annual American Music Awards, Ozzy
was honored with a Hollywood Walk
of Fame star, and Kelly recorded her
first album.

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Die Another Day became the biggest-
opening James Bond movie ever,
earning an estimated $47 million its first
weekend to break the record previously
held by The World is Not Enough. The
film starred Pierce Brosnan as James
Bond and Oscar-winner Halle Berry as
a female agent.

What was your
favorite TV show
this school year?

1. Friends
2. The Simpsons
3. The Osbournes

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First-time novelist Alice Sebold
conquered the New York Times best-
seller list with The Lovely Bones, which
hit number one and stayed on the list
for more than 30 weeks. A tale of rape
and murder, readers found the story to
be less about tragedy and more about
the resiliency of the human spirit.

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National Geographic made headlines
when it released its first swimsuit
issue, albeit not as revealing as one
competitor's annual look at the
scantily clad. A special collector's
edition sold only on newsstands, the

4 A few surprises took place at the
54th Annual Emmy Awards as some
old favorites and a newcomer won
trophies for television excellence.
Friends finally took home the prize
for Best Comedy after eight years
and four nominations, while star
Jennifer Aniston won her first Emmy
as Lead Actress in a Comedy. Michael
Chiklis grabbed the Lead Actor in a
Drama award for his role on FXs The
Shield. Another big winner was NBC's
The West Wing with four Emmys,
including Best Drama. HBO and
NBC received the most honors with
each earning 24 awards. In addition,
Oprah Winfrey was honored with the
first Bob Hope Humanitarian Award
which was established to recognize
Hope's pioneering and humanitarian
efforts. Vv

R&B vocalist Ashanti took home eight
trophies from the Billboard Music
Awards, winning each category for
which she was nominated. She was
also named the best new pop/rock
and hip-hop/R&B artist at the
American Music Awards and Choice
Breakout Artist at the Teen Choice
Awards. Ashanti also received five
Grammy Award nominations, VW p>

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Rapper Jay-Z went back to school
as a principal during his 10-city
Principal for a Day tour. Local
radio contests determined which
schools he visited to promote
education and his Blueprint 2
CD. At each of the schools, he
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The British musical group The Planets
introduced a 60-second piece of
silence on its latest album, creating
controversy with representatives of
the late composer John Cage, who was
credited with writing 433 (273 seconds
of silence). Lawyers threatened to sue
for violation of copyright, but failed
when they could not specify which 60
of the 273 seconds had been copied.

An anonymous bidder paid more
than $115,000 for a large, vacuum-
packed lock of Elvis Presleys hair in an
online auction hosted by Illinois-based
MastroNet Incorporated. The King of
Rock's former barber, Homer Gilleland,
had collected the hair. He gave it to
friend Tom Morgan, who then put it on
the auction block.

Each member of NSync tried a project
on his own. Justin Timberlake released
a solo album, Joey Fatone performed in
a Broadway musical, Chris Kirkpatrick
designed clothes, Lance Bass trained for
a Russian space mission, and JC Chasez
began recording his own album. <>

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favorite album this
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Carol Court

Fifty-five traffic violators in Columbia,
Tenn., avoided paying fines by belting
out their favorite Yuletide carol. Those
lucky enough to draw the last court
date before Christmas were given the
choice of singing a carol and donating
five canned goods to a local food bank
in exchange for having their tickets
dismissed.

john Entwistle, bass player for The
Who, died of a heart attack at age
57 at the Hard Rock Hotel and
Casino in Las Vegas. Also known
as Thunderfingers, he died just one
day before the group was to begin a
North American tour. e

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Philip To The Rescue
Legendary composers Gershwin and
Sousa were enlisted to help the Boston
transit police drive away delinquent
teens loitering in one of the citys high-
traffic subway stations. Authorities
began piping in a mix of show tunes
and marches to the dismay of area
youth, who have since found other
places to hang out.

Bee Gees singer Maurice Gibb died
at 53 from a heart attack. Gibb sang
with his brothers in the Bee Gees for
more than 40 years and also played
bass and keyboards for the band.
Their soundtrack to the 1977 movie,

Night Fever, is often credited
with launching the worldwide disco
craze. >

Jam Master Jay died after a man
entered his recording studio and
shot him during a recording session.
Jay, born Jason Mizell, was 37.
Mizell was a founding member of
pioneering rap group Run-DMC,
which he helped form with Run,
Joseph Simmons, and DMC, Darryl
McDaniels. A

Elvis set a personal record this year,
25 years after his death: he had his
first album to debut at number one
on the Billboard chart. RCA records
released Elvis 30 #1 Hits for the 25th
anniversary of The Kings death, which
jumped immediately to number one in
the U.S. and 17 other countries. =>

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<4 and Michelle Branch were the
new kind of pop sensations this year
as teens turned away from the music
popularized by Britney Spears and
Christina Aguilera. Lavignes debut
album Let Go was the third biggest-
selling album of the year, and Lavigne
was nominated for five Grammy
awards.

Who was this
years best actor?

1. Vin Disel
2. Mel Gibson
3. Eminem

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Rap artist Eminem was the years top-
selling musical artist. The Eminem
Show sold more copies than any other
album, and the soundtrack to 8 Mile, a
movie that starred Eminem, came in at
number five. The Eminem Show won a
Grammy as the top Rap Album, as well
as received four other nominations.
He also won four American Music,
two Billboard Music, and four MTV
Music Video awards. A

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It was a successiul year for actor Denzel
Washington, who made his debut as a
director with Antwone Fisher, a film
about a foster child confronting his
past. Washington was also named
Entertainment Weekly Entertainer of
the Year.

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New York Subway conductor Eric
Booker gobbled down 21 baseball-
sized matzo balls to set a record and
win the 6th Annual Matzo Ball Eating
Contest sponsored by a local deli.
Booker won a $2,500 gift certificate
in the charity event, which benefits
metropolitan-area soup kitchens.

A 55-year-old West Virginia man won
the biggest Powerball jackpot ever.

receive all his money up front about
$112 million after taxes. Whittaker
planned to donate 10 percent of
the money to pastors and to rehire
employees whom he was forced to
layoff earlier in the year. >

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Milwaukee, Wis., Police Lt. Andrew
Anewenter, one of the countrys oldest
active police officers, retired at the age
of 86. The great-grandfather earned
a salutation from President George
W. Bush for more than six decades of
decorated service in law enforcement.

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Coaster Conquered
After 104 days of riding one of the
largest and fastest roller coasters ever
built, Chicago University instructor
Richard Rodriguez succeeded in
breaking his 15th world record.
During his 10-hour days aboard
Germany's Expedition GeForce he
read newspapers, listened to music
and talked on his cell phone.

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Like It Hot

Inga Kosak bested 80 other contestants
from 10 countries to win the first
Participants were judged on their ability
to iron under the highest degree of
difficulty possible, such as ironing

Who was this
years best actress?
1. Jennifer Lopez
2. Julia Roberts
3. Halle Berry

Sweetheart after the film Sweet
Home Alabama broke the record for
the biggest-opening for a romantic
comedy. The record was previously
held by Runaway Bride, which starred
Julia Roberts. v

A jury found actress Winona Ryder
guilty of shoplifting more than
$5,500 of clothes from a Beverly
Hills Saks Fifth Avenue store. Ryders
case received ongoing media attention
for months. Ryders sentence included
performing 480 hours of community
service, attending counseling
and paying $10,000 in fines and
restitution. 4

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Questions arose about whether Martha
Stewart sold ImClone Systems stock
based on illegal inside knowledge.
Stewart claimed she had no idea the
stocks price was soon to fall when
she sold it, but a congressional panel
continued to investigate Stewart's
trades. f

Time magazine named Cynthia
Cooper, Coleen Rowley and
Sherron Watkins its Persons of
the Year. All three women chose
to confront their superiors about
cover-ups going on within their
organizations, and their efforts
were leaked to the media. Cooper
let WorldCom know about its

Fred Rogers, better known as Mister
Rogers of the PBS program, Mister
Rogers Neighborhood, died at age
74 of stomach cancer. A cultural icon
to generations of children, he viewed
his shows as a way to reach young
people and give them a foundation for

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Esther Eppie Lederer, otherwise known
as advice columnist Ann Landers, died
at age 83. A flagship of the Chicago
Tribune, the Ann Landers feature was
one of the most widely syndicated
newspaper columns in the world,
appearing in 1,200 papers and reaching
nearly 90 million readers daily.

phony bookkeeping practices,
Rowley told the FBI that it
had neglected to look into a
potential terror suspect who
was later involved in the Sept. 11
attacks, and Watkins informed
Enron officials that some of the
companys accounting methods

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Lance Bass of NSync lobbied to be
the first celebrity in space and even
began training at the Johnson Space
Center. Plans to join a future mission
to the International Space Station
were derailed when his sponsors were
unable to raise the $20 million fare.

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The Anaheim Angels won games six
and seven of the all-California World
Series, edging out the San Francisco
Giants. Threats of a late-season
baseball strike had fans wondering
whether there would be a series,
but the strike was averted with a
new labor contract that included
a revenue-sharing plan and a drug
prevention program. <v>

Hall of Fame quarterback
Unitas died of a heart attack at 69.
Unitas was the first to throw for 40,000
yards, and broke nearly every NFL
record for his position in his 18-year
career. Unitas, who retired in 1973, still
holds the record for completing at least
one touchdown pass in 47 consecutive
games, a record set during the 1959-60
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tested positive for HIV in 1991. After
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older sister Venus in the finals. It was
her fourth-straight Grand Slam victory
following wins at the French Open,
Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. She
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the smiley face in an online message
in 1982.

state ever to have an online computer
in each public school classroom.

an alarm goes off. After five minutes,
the sleepyhead has to get out of bed or
be forced onto the floor.

Researchers found out that duct tape
removes warts just as well as freezing
wait six days, remove the tape, soak the
area in water, scrape the area with a
pumice stone, and apply again. Experts
say the tape irritates the warts and
triggers the immune system to attack
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Reporters writing about the new
James Bond movie Die Another Day
received self-destructing DVDs to
preview the movie's scenes. A letter
from the movie's fictional character Q
accompanied the discs, warning that
the content would only be available
for 36 hours. After that, Q wrote, the
disc makes a nice coaster.

New studies revealed that ribonucleic
acid (RNA) is capable of taking charge
of the genetic process, commanding
gene activity, or even deleting entire
sections of DNA, Researchers hope
that RNA will play a vital role in
the war against cancer and other
diseases.

Aworm called Sapphire was unleashed
on tens of thousands of internet servers,
resulting in the shutdown of computer
systems, a blackout of automatic teller
machines and a bog down of web
traffic. The author of the worm, if
caught and convicted, could face harsh
punishment under new U.S. anti-terror

A fossil unearthed in Africa was dated
at between 6 and 7 million years old,
pushing the date of the earliest known
human ancestor back more than 3
million years. The nearly complete
skull, nicknamed Toumai, had some
apelike features, but the shape of its
teeth and lower face suggested human
ancestry.

Consumers began to wonder whether
hybrid cars would become mainstream
after General Motors Corp., the worlds
largest auto maker, announced it would
offer hybrid cars, pickups and sport
utility vehicles. Hybrids use a mixture
of electricity and gas, making them
more fuel-efficient. Vv

Companies continued to cram gadgets
into cell phones, eliminating the need
for people to carry PDAs or computers
along with their phones. The new
generation of phones can take digital
pictures, access the internet, send and
receive email and instant messages,
and download video games and ring
tones. >

The Kroger Company, the
countrys largest grocery chain,
tested finger imaging at three
of its Texas stores as a new way
for customers to pay for their
groceries. When customers
signed up for the program, their
credit or debit card information
was linked to their fingerprint,
so they no longer needed to
take their wallets to the store.
The Penn Cambria district in
Pennsylvania allows its students
to pay for their lunches in the
same manner. It is one of about
35 districts trying the biometric
program. Other schools across
the nation used the system in
their libraries. eR

Environmentally friendly cars powered
by hydrogen made their debut in Los
Angeles when the citys mayor signed
a lease for city employees to try five
of the cars. Automakers said this was
an important first step, but the cars
probably will not be sold to the general
public for another 10 years. 4

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Kyoto University researchers discovered
some primates, specifically certain
varieties of lemurs, eat plants containing

tannins prior to giving birth.
Tannins in small doses naturally increase
them to prevent failed pregnancies.
Scientists say this makes the lemur the
first known animal to self-medicate when
pregnant.

A Northern California town sold on
eBay for almost $1.8 million. The
owners of Bridgeville, Calif. decided
to auction the town on eBay after their
conventional attempts to sell the town
failed. The town includes a post office,
a cemetery and more than a dozen

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models written to study the spread of forest
fires and applied them to the wave. His
analysis shows it only takes a few dozen
fans to trigger a wave. It will move
clockwise at a rate of 20 seats per second
and is usually about 15 seats wide.

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Computer programmer Boris Tsikanovsky
decheatemenn wagon Sete
from dragging prey into the house. Squirrel,
whose special collar allows her to exit and
enter through a magnetized door, often
hides dead mice and birds in the furniture.
So, he developed imaging software linked
to a camera by the door that will not
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Almost one fifth of U.S. counties
used electronic voting machines in
November, the highest percentage to
date. The change was prompted by
lawmakers concern about Floridas
ballot controversy in the 2000
presidential election. <4ap

Tom Christerson celebrated the one-
year anniversary of his artificial heart
transplant in September. He died six
months later. Christerson, 71, was the
longest-living AbioCor recipient so far.
The AbioCor heart, a softhall-sized
pump made of plastic and titanium,
runs on batteries and fits within a
patient's chest. e

Tablet PCs hit store shelves this year.
These new laptops allow users to
handwrite their messages directly on
the screen instead of typing them,
making them a popular choice for
taking notes in classes and meetings.
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Bratz dolls outsold Barbie as Americas
best-selling fashion doll for six months in a
row. In response, Mattel created My Scene
Barbie, a newer doll who wears platiorm
shoes, low-rise jeans, more makeup, and
midrifi-baring shirts. <4v

People desperate for money turned to the
internet to cyberbeg. One woman was able

to pay off her $20,000 credit card debt in
just five months with the contributions she
received from people who read her website
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Several stars crossed over from one
entertainment genre to another, the most
common of which involved musicians making
movies. Actress/pop star Jennifer Lopez was
one example. She starred in two movies
this year, released a top-selling CD, opened
a restaurant and even launched a perfume.
Other stars crossing over included Eminem
and Kid Rock making their film debuts. <q

The Institute of Medicine changed
its recommendations for Americans
diets and exercise regimes. Under
the new guidelines, everyone should
participate in at least one hour of
physical activity each day and should
eat a recommended percentage of
carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
McDonald's cut the amount of bad
fat in its fries, Chicken McNuggets
and other products after a New York
man sued McDonald's and three other
major fast-food chains for allegedly
making him fat.

A few weeks later, a lawyer sued
McDonald's on behalf of obese
children. The suits were later thrown
out by a federal judge who said the
law is not in place to protect people
from their own excesses. The cases
argued that the fast-food chains never
gave a clear warning about the foods
danger. 4A

Hewlett Packard introduced a

personal computer that works like
a TV. The computer comes with a
remote control and a TV tuner, and |
users can play and record TV shows
and digital music. A

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