The Salesian 2004

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Table of Contents

Opening Student Life
Classes Seniors

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to learn about class cooperatio

A good time! A group of sophom
shows how much fun volunteering
be! Retreats gave students a chance
serve their community as well

strengthen their friendships!
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oup Effort...A group of senior
idents works together to learn
le rules of the game. Students
arned the value of teamwork
id had fun at the same time!

cellent Example...Mr. Boland
ows Adrienne Garofalo what
eds to be done on their retreat/
plunteering day. Students
arned the value of hard work.

Retreats

Student Life

And the winner is... Senior
Stephen Fondal helps to
kick off the Senior Boys
Skit. The skit was mod-
eled after the VMAs.
Give it up Wodi... Senior
Kenny Epps tries to keep the
party alive. He thought he
looked cool while posing with
the guitar.

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A royal photo op. The boys
homecoming court poses with
homecoming king, Brandon
Monroe. Male atheletes made
up this years court.

Magic Man. Greg Flaherty
dresses up as Elton John
for the dress-up day com-
petition. Juniors had a lot
of homecoming spirit.

You got the right stuff, baby
Ryan Graycheck, Chase Hendersi
and Andrew Dockrell pose for
quick picture. Their New Kids
the Block group got a lot of chee

Take a picture, it lasts longer...
The senior boys pose for a picture
after completing the senior skit.
The guys did a great job during

the skit this year.

Keep on rockin... Neil Brown
entertains his fellow classmates
while posing as George Jung.

Creative costumes were in

abundance during the parade.

Man, I feel like a woman Jesse

Pilkenton performs a skit for

homecoming week.The students
enjoyed making up the perfor-
mances for the student body.

Fatherly love... Mr. Dotterer
enjoys sharing time with his
son at the football game.
Cavalier sports teams looked

forward to a bright future.

Dancing the night away...

Brandon Monroe and Bethany
Dadisman share a dance at Home-
coming. Spending the night with

friends made the dance special.

Bling Bling! Kenny Epps
escorts Meghan Slonaker
for homecoming court in
the The

chosen by the senior class.

gym. court was

Drop it like its hot... The
student body enjoys danc-
ing tothe fresh DJ. A vari-
ety of music kept the songs
from getting repetitive.

Homecoming

Chillin... Anthony Rosa
and Nathaniel Silva take a
moment to relax. Dances
were a good time to social-

ize out of class.

Sharing a dance... Lauren

Rogers closes her eyes

while in the moment. Stu-

dents enjoyed bringing

guests from other schools.

Creative work... A group of
juniors work on homework
during their free period.
Dressing up gave students a nice

break from regular dress code.

A sing along! Mrs. Dermatas

helps Mary Jurgenson practice
for the lip synch. The sopho-
mores represented their class
well with their beautiful voices.

Just chill...

his date relax to a slow dance

Quentin Jude ar

occasional slow dances we
a nice break to the fast tem]

of school dances.

Friends... Vivi Brown, Mary
Montgomery, and Emily Walsh
take a break from dancing to pose
for a picture. Socializing was a

favoriteamong the underclassmen.

What a mascot... Maria
Patterson shows off the school
mascot with pride. Participa-
tion during homecoming week

made it the greatest one yet!

How glamorous... Joanna Akin,
Caroline Freliche, and AnnaKate
Kallay converse at the door. Seniors
made homecoming a memorable
night since it was their last one.

Smile! Marilyn Martinez
gives a wave to the cam-
School
brought out

era at the dance.
dances

everyones crazy side.

Enjoying a moment... Katie
Crabb and Ben Thornton re-
lax during a slow dance. The
mood of the night kept stu-
dents daning till the end.

Go seniors! The senior boys
get together to support their
class at powder puff. The
seniors pulled out in victo-

ries over the other classes.

Two girls and a guy... Norman
Gonzales escorts Mia Samonte and
Alicia Kelly to the dance. Having the
dance on Saturday night gave every-
one more time to socialize.

Homecoming

Picture Time! Kelly and Corin
spend their spring break in Sea
World. Everyone should go to }
World to have a fun vacation.

Smile! Elyse Parker, Amanda
Ritter, Ashley Leonard, and
Rainey Pearson take a break
from school by going to Saint
Simons. Spring Break is when
students can take a week off of
school and have fun.

Student Life

How Cute! Mary, Gray,
Adrienne, and Elizabeth get
ready for their night out at
the beach. Students did not

have to worry about getting

up early the next morning.

Spring Break

Sing Your Heart Out!!!
Members of chorus sing during an
assembly in the gym. Chorus was
a great way to perform for the
student body.

Shout to the Lord...
Father Brett speaks during
mass on Ash Wednesday.
Homilies were taken to heart.

Moving On Up!
These students celebrate entering
the 7th grade.
This was a joyous time for
these students.

Repeat After Me...
Beth Franzioli reads the

responsorial psalm. Readers at

mass were always well-spoken.

Praise and Worship!!
Students gather in the gym t
worship. This was a more

relaxed way to be spiritual.

Ashy...
ather Brett places a cross on
he forehead of a student. Ash

Vednesday was a reverent time.

Take This Bread...
rather Cuddy presents the bread
) the students during mass.
ptudents were blessed to recieve
1s spiritual food.

Raise the Roof!!!
Mr. Smith shows his spirit at a
middle school assembly.
Students enjoyed all the

liveliness.

The Lord Be With You!
Father Cuddy consecrates the
Eucharist during mass. Father
Cuddy provided spiritual
guidance for many MDS
students.

Mass/Assemblies

Serving the Lord!!
AJ Son carries the cross to the
alter. It was an honor to serve at
mass.

Body of Christ!
Father Brett gives the Eucharist to
a student during mass on Ast
Wednesday. Students prepared

themselves for the season of Lent.

Let Freedom Ring!!
This student and his grandfather
help celebrate Grandparents
Day. It was nice to visit with
our families!

Santas little helper. Anthony : Star Performers. The teach
Rosa dresses up as an elf to break it down at the Christr

show his Christmas spirit. program. It is not very ofter

Students enjoy costume dress ' students get to see teachers

down days. ~ dance.

Sounds of the season. Norman
Gonzales plays the flute at the
Christmas program. The
program brought Christmas
spirit to all.

Seasons greetings. Juniors
and seniors show their
Christmas spirit. Students get
excited when Christmas is
near.

Student Life

Away in a manger. Two middle
chool students stand beside a
beautiful manger scene.
Everyone was excited about

hristmas this year.

You better not pout. Mrs. Hatcher

Lind two of her middle school
students smile for the camera.
Students develop a healthy
relationship with teachers.

Silver bells. Norman Gonzales,
Heather Hartley, and Chelsea
Bunn concentrate on the music
notes. Bells signal the arrival
of Christmas.

Waiting patiently. Cassie
Overman prepares to play
her next piece. The band
put on a great show this
year.

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Fly through the music. Mr.
Patishnock instructs the band
energetically. He is a great
asset to the music depart-
ment.

Spreading holiday cheer. The
girls choir sings Santa Baby.
Every year the choir works ~
extra hard to liven up the
assembly.

This is how you do it...
Many Mount de Sales studey
of all cultures took part in th

dances

Special Speaker...
Angela Manson visited the sc}
with a speech about Mount D
Sales being the first school in
middle Georgia to admit blac
students. She was an enjoyabl

speaker.

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Going back to their roots..
The performers dance for Mount
de Sales students. They were a
delight to all who watched.
History fj

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Learning about history...
Many books have been written
by celebrated authors about
Black History.

Student Life

Cheering to win! Kevin Miller
leads the seniors in a cheer.
Jeannine Olivier and Shannon
Heenan taught the senior guys

cheers for the game.

Go team go! Jeremy Pohl
shows his great school
spirit. The boys enthusi-
asm helped the girls
achieve final victory.

Touchdown! Cari Quillian runs
for a touchdown to attain the
lead against the sophomores. The
girls quickness aided to the
teams victory.

Tackle! Corrine Booth tries
to make a decisive tackle
against Jennifer Lidstone. The
exciting game was culminated
by a junior win.

Powderpuff Football

Three legs! Joanna Akin Pullll harder! Seventh gr;
and Mallory Jones race ers play tug-of-war with

to the finish line. Fun citement. Tug-of-war w
night was a good way to one of the more exciti
spend a Friday night. games played at Fun Nig
Taking off. Taylor Tatum

runs dizzily after spinning

around the bat. The night

was a lot of fun, with each class

showing great enthusiasim.

Go boys! The sophomore
boys have fun tugging at
the rope. Teamwork
helped the tenth grade win
the competition.

Ding! Gadsden Henderson
spins the bat around at the
sound of go. Fun night was en-
tertaining as well as exciting.

Student Life

Balloon fun. \n this relay
race a student has to sit on
the balloon and pop it.
Teamwork is a virtue at fun

night.

ractice makes perfect! The
Seniors practice for the pyra-
mid contest. Students from all
grades were able to partici-
pate in a variety of activities.

Get ready. Jesse Pilkenton is getting
ready to place bats for dizzy izzy.
Fun Night would not have taken
place if it were not for the Student
Councils hard work.

Hes got it in the bag!
William Rather gets ready
to participate in the sack
race. Relay races were an
essential part of Fun Night.

Fun Night

Round and round. A middle
school student has fun spin-
ning around the bat in dizzy
izzy. The dizzy izzy was a
crazy event at Fun Night.

freshmen
winner in

Pile up! The
race to be the
the pyramid contest. All
of the grades competed in
this exciting competition.

A perfect 10! Mr. Boland,
Coach Dotterer and
Pilkenton score the slam-dunk
contest. Few could dunk a vol-
leyball without a trampoline.

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Pay attention! Student
council officers make the
announcements. Students
always listened carefully
during announcements.

Cheer them on! Brett
Sassaman and Taylor Ware
watch the kickball game. The
grades competed to determine a
winner.

Just hangin out... Brett
Sassaman and David Bartlet hang
out with their friends. They
enjoyed each others company.

Music, music... Amanda
Kendrick listens to her
walkman. Happy fun day was a
very relaxed day.

Smile! A group of juni
girls pose for a picture
Friends are never too

busy for pictures

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Joke of the day! Colleen
Hickey entertains her
friends. Friends enjoyed

laughing together.

Pose for the picture! Cathy
Atienza, Greg Flaherty, and
Brittany Hudson smile for the
camera. Friends loved spend-
ing time with each other.

Fly, rocket fly! Mark Misinco
gets ready to make his rocket
fly. Students enjoyed goofing
off on Happy Fun Day.

Get ready! Seniors group
together and discuss their plans
for the day. They planned to
bond as a grade.

Take off! Junior students
fill their rocket with
water and prepare for take
off. The day was full of
fun-filled activities.

Dont get wet! A.J. Son pours
water into the big rocket.
Students took advantage of a day
off from class.

Im here! Ms. Talcott and Mr.
Massey take role. Happy Fun
Day was a required day of
school that no one wanted to
miss.

Happy Fun Day eee

Working Hard
Nicole Moore, Wendy Walke;
Colleen Hickey, Stephanie
Nelson, and Brittany Hudson
work together. All their hard
work paid off!!!

Carrying The Load!!!
Mark Misinco carries a trellis
to the prom stage. Most
juniors had to wake up early {
help with prom.

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Packing It Up...
Jimmy Cassidy moves around a
few boxes. Most of the prom
supplies were stored in Rose
Place.

Get Your Motor Running!!
Mr. Massey helps to load a few
trellises. All the trucks were a
big help.

Student Life

Keep On Truckin!!!
immy Cassidy and David
Rartlett get ready to unload
upplies. All the trucks helped
lo get the job done.

Get it Done!!!

{s. Hutto directs the juniors in
hat to use for prom. We
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vithout our moderators.

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Can I Get A Little Help???
Alison Lizek carries a column
out of Ms. Huttos room. It
looks like she needed a little
help carrying that!

Heavy Lifting...
David Bartlett stacks the boxes
sky high. It turns out Alison
wasnt the only one who
needed help.

Making of Prom ane

Student Life

Picture Perfect!!!
Senior Jeremy Pohl and his date
Cathy Atienza pose for leadout.
This was a special senior moment.

Wall Flowers
Seniors rest their feet. It was
nice to take a break after all th
dancing.

Gettin Loose!!!
Sade Bentley and her date
Nashan Bigham hit it off on th
dance floor. Prom was a big

success.

Kodak Moment!!!

Carl Puckett and his date
Barbara Jane Harville pose for
leadout. What a lucky guy Carl
was.

The Great Escape....
Prom goers leave the dance at
11. You couldnt be late to all
the parties.

C-Walkin...
Andrew Durr busts a move on
the dance floor. Not all the
guys were as outgoing as
Andrew.

Follow the Leader.
President Adam Fyke and his
First Lady Laura Stanford
make waves at the prom. It
was nerve racking to be the
first in leadout.

Here they are...Middle scho
students are proudly picture
with their grandparents. Studen
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seen with their grandparents

Thank You...Kaitlin Westfy
gives a speech show ing her q
preciation for grandparent
Thanks was something all ti
grandparents were happy to hey

Sing Along! The kids sing a
song showing their affection for
their grandparents. Any attempt
possible was made to make the
older family members feel good.

We appreciate you! Ms. Prebble
thanks the grandparents for theirlove
and support of their grandchildren.
Grandparents were recognized for
their great influence on the children.

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Student Life

Jey look at me! This kid wants
0 let everybody know that he
s the hula hoop king. The stu-
lents were always quick to
how off their best talents.

Jey there... The two ladies
made sure to say hello to all
their friends. Being friendly
ind showing good character

vas noticable through the day.

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Hang tight... The students take
a break during the day for lunch.
Getting to be around your
friends must have been the best
part about the whole day.

Check me out... Brandon
Monroe, the fearless leader,
poses with his team. Senior
leadership was seen all
through the school year.

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Cavalier Games

Time to Talk!!!
Conner Bunn sits among
friends and chats. Break period
was a fun time to relax.

Nap Time!!
This student chose to catch up

on some overdue sleep.
Students learned not to take
sleep for granted.

Chow Down!
These students use some free
time to grab a bite to eat. We
loved the free time this year.

Hard at Work!!
Delwyn Andrews works in

study hall. Students found study

hall less desirable than free
period.

Study Hall!!
These students are hard at wor
in study hall. Study hall was
usually more effective at gettiy
work done than free period.

Lifes A Breeze!!
Adam Barroso and Patrick
\jlen enjoy their lunch period.
Lunch was used for more than

just chowing down.

Book Work!!!
Tommy Hurley looks over some
notes in the library. The library
was usually the best place to
study.

Surfin The Net!
Josh Rowland and Erin Lewis
work on the computers. This

was a good time to do research.

Lunch Break!!!
Michael Conforti sits at a lunch
table during his lunch period.
Students enjoyed school
lunches.

Cool Dude!!
Jimmy Smith sits on the bench
at lunch. Some students
preferred to sit outside on their
lunch period.

Study Study Study!!
Taylor Ware, David Bartlett,
and Brianna Rupe study in the
library during free period Free
periods were a help!

Break Time!!!
Kacey Price studies during her
free period. Most students used
this time to finish up home-
work.

How thoughtful! Students
award Father Cuddy with a
cake to show their admira-
tion for him. This week
Mt. de Sales showed much
appreciation for the Catho-
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Awesome Service... MDS
students are vital in
organizing and carrying
out the Catholic Schools
Week Assembly. It was
important for our students
to come together during
this week.

And the Winner Is...Frank Perez
was crowned champion of the
tournament. This game requires
technique, but you can also be
jlucky. This championship was
fun for everyone, including the
fans.

Shoot...Carl Puckett and
David Garrofolo battle it out
to see who the winner will be.
This event gave the students a
break from class, but it also
helped them support the
Special Olympics.

The Gift of Giving... Bethany
Dadisman presented a check
to a grateful recipient from
the Special Olympics.
Students always make sure
to donate their money for a
good cause.

Student Life

Pep Rally

Are you ready? These girls take a
moment before going back into
the crowd of fans and students.
MDS school spirit could be seen
everywhere during games.

Ahhhh! Pep rallies can be a great
time to relieve frustration from a
long, hard day. Students tried to
be the loudest in order to prove
their class had the most school
spirit.

Go Cavs! Coach Slocum says
a few encouraging words to
get everyone pumped up. Even
the faculty enjoyed participat-
ing in school pep rallies.

Those arent cheerleaders!
These boys participate in an
amusing game of leap frog.
Students would go to any length
to show off their school spirit.

Picture Perfect. This group of
sophomore girls pose for the came
at a football game. Students enjoy
dressing up and decorating

themselves to show school spirit

Lets get a litle bit rowdy! Mr.
Smith shows his school spirit
with the cheerleaders. The C
Team cheerleaders did their best

to get the students pumped up.

Raw Raw! Coach Kemp looks
like he is having more fun than
the students. Pep rallies were a

great way to get everyone
excited before a big game.

Go Cavs! Betsy Poe and Ashley
Dempsey show off their school
spirit tank tops. Students encour-
aged fans in the crowd to join in
the fun of Cavalier school spirit.

Do I look fat? These sophomore
boys show their school spirit in a
very unusual way.The guys were
surprised to find out how it feels
to be a real cheerleader.

Giddy Up! Maria Patterson enjoys
showing off her school spirit at a
home football game. MDS was
the only school to have an actual
school mascot present at games.

Get Set. Go! These students are
competing in a game during a

pep rally. Pep rallies were a great
time for students and faculty to
interact with each other.

Its hot! The bonfire is an
exciting event to which everyone
looks forward . These senior boys
and cheerleaders were determined
to show that they had the most

school spirit.

Pep Rally

Student Life

Tell emaboutit... KatieGarafalogives
a speech about the important role
students have with their community
service. Student leadership and en-
couragement was great motivation.

Putting it together... Chloe
Spicer and Lacey Young help
build a house. Students
involvyment with their commu-
nity was shown in many ways.

Getting the job done... A
handful of students take a
break from their hard work.
Working with friends always
made the work more fun.

Dont work too hard... A few stu-
dents trim tree limbs around town.
Students helped do whatever
could be done to make a differ-
ence around the neighborhood.

Working hard... A group of kj
painted park benches during

class retreat. Students did
mind helping make the cq
munity look better.

how em some support... The cheer-
leaders show support to the participat-
ng runners for race for the cure. En
ouragement was something wel-

Lomed from all who would volunteer.

ow about some guidance... A stu-
ent asks Mr. Boland for instruc-
Ons on her volunteer project. Mr.

bowland was always helping with
rojects around the community.

The man with the plan...Mr.
Boland looks over some service
hour business in his office. He al-
ways made sure things were straight
with students volunteer work.

Let everybody know! A few stu-
dents post volunteer opportunities
on a bulletin board. There were al-
ways plenty of chances for students
to help out around the community.

Just standing around...Charlie
Cassidy waits around before Race
forthe Cure. Students involvment
in this activity was a great way to
support the community.

Group help...The Key Club
helps with a local project. This
club helped with a lot of vol-
unteer organizations around
town.

Listen up! Joey Shackelford gives
his fellow student Jacob Adams
some help with his work. Stu-
dents were always willing to help
each other with their lessons.

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Mrs. Linda Cardwell
Admissions and
Public Relations

Mr. Travis Dotterer
Mathematics

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Ms. Patti Kallay
Art/Librarian

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Mrs. Mary Carrick
Business Manager

Mr. John Freeman

English

Mr. Bryan Kemp
English/Religion

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Mrs. Angela Castonguay

English/ World

Geography

Mr. Todd Freeman

Science

Mrs. Lisa Kersey

Business Manager

Mrs. Patti Able
Administrative
Assistant

Ms. Barbara Castresana

Foreign Language

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Mrs. Andrea Haddix

Foreign Language

Ms. Betty Kirksey
Religion

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Mrs. Alderman
Science/ World

Geography

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Mrs. Jane Claxton

College Counselor

Mrs. Lynn Hatcher

English/ Religion

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Ms. Paula Latham

Religion

Mr. Jim Massey
Social Studies

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Mr. P D Angle;
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Mrs. Laura Heacoy
Transition Math
World Geography

Mrs. Kristy Lockha
Mathematics

Mr. Ron McLachi
Science

Mrs. Katy Prebble
President

Mrs. Susan Banbury Mrs. Melanie Bentley Mr. Greg Boland Mrs. Emily Brown
Administrative Algebra I/ Pre Algebra Campus Minister American History/
Assistant English

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Mrs. Emily Dermatas Mr. Randy Davis Mr. Gerdine Dawson Mr. Brad Downs
Science Social Studies Religion English/ Social
Studies
Mrs. Mary Pat
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Middle School
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Ms. Susan Heenan Mis, Pascale Lahure-Hobauigh Mr. Fred Howe Ms. Lynn Hutto

English Religion Physical Education English

Mr. Chester Pierce

Dean of Students

Mrs. Diane Mead Mrs. Becky Mixon Mr. Brian Patishnock = Mrs. Mary Frances Peery
Art American History/ Band/ Chorus/ Middle School
Earth Science Music Counselor

Faculty

Mr. Tony Pierce Mrs. Tricia Prewett Mr. Orlando Santos
Physical Education Academic Support Foreign Languag

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Mrs. Susan Thompson Ms. Michelle Tyson Mr. Federico Vel

English/ French Mathematics Technology
Coordinator

Telephone. Mrs. Prebble uses Watching and waiting. Mtr.
the high-tech phone system to Dotterers son waits for a bite
talk business. The phone of snowcone. The concession
system is very useful at Mount stand at the fields always has
de Sales. ; the best refreshments.

Classes

Mr. Robert Slocum
Athletic Director

Librarian

Ms. Amy Starks
Administrative
Assistant

Ms. Wendie Walls
Assistant Director
of Development
and Alumni

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Mr. Tamblyn Smith
Social Studies

Mrs. Donna Washbum

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Mrs. Lillian Talcott Mrs. Sandra Tate Mrs. Brenda Timms
Mathematics English Computer

Mrs. Mia Washington
Health/

Physical Education

Wheels are turning. Mr.
Midkiff works diligently in his
office. The administration
works hard througout the year
to make school very enjoyable.

Computer fun. Mr. Smith has
fun on the computer during his
planning period. Teachers
enjoy having time to plan for
classes.

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grade class. Middle school
students found it hard to stay
attentive at the end of the day.

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something very interesting
and amusing. Students found
out that learning can be fun.

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a bit. High school students
look back and remember
their middle school days.

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Dont Take That! Mrs.
Hatcher looks at the camera
with disapproval. Some
teachers werent too happy
to have their pictures taken.

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seventh grade girls know
that two heads are better
than one. Students enjoyed
helping each other in need.

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Home of the Southern

Belle! Conor Suttles relaxes
in front of the Southern
Belle. Everyone was
exhausted from the busy
trip.

Eighth Grade

Catch the fish! Katie Kersey
and Amelia Son reach for the
swimming fish. Students
participated in hands-on

learning experiences.

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Milk and cookies.

-Kaitlin Westfall

Bread and butter.

-Kimberly Hall

Look at that fish!
Laney Bateman is
mesmerized by the fish.
The eighth graders
enjoyed their visit to the
Tennessee Aquarium.

Hide and seek! Justin
Messex looks for a fish,
as it hides behind the
rock. The students
learned many new and
interesting facts about
fish on their trip.

Youre never too old to have
fun! Teachers, Mrs. Mixon
and Mrs. Hatcher, pose for a
picture. Everyone had fun on
the Tennessee trip.

Eighth Grade

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Charge! Willis Kallay leads
the attack. The bravest man
held the flag.

Attention! Chris Barroso and
his friends stand and await
orders from the officer. They
reinacted the Civil War.

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Phillip Harvey Kaeleigh Heath Mallory Heath Catie Heenan

Charles Holder Mari Holman Casey Ingram

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Ronnie Kelsey Katie Kersey

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pretend to a the siriaery. Studying hard! Archie

The enemies were easily 5 Swain focuses on his school

lefeated. . work. Academic efforts
always paid off.

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Christopher Kitchens Henry Leslie, Jr. Tiffany Lipko

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Merry Christmas! Amelia See the horse! Kaitlyn Tho-
Son gives her friend a Christ- mas, Rachel Masters, and Katie
mas gift. Students loved Kersey examine a sea horse.
shopping and sharing gifts with They thoroughly enjoyed their
each other. time at the aquarium.

Eighth Grade

Jonathan Miller Jordan Neuenschwander Katie OBrien Maggie O'Brien

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Point and Laugh! Students act silly to
relieve stress. Friends were always there

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What do I need for class?

Annie Simpson and Faith

Madison think about what they

need for class. Students made

sure they were prepared ahead

of time.

Hangin Around! Tori Akin
enjoys a good laugh with her
friends. Students took advan
tage of their time out of class

to enjoy each others company.

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I cant find it! Katie Kersey scavenges
through her purse to find her lip gloss. Girl
always wanted to look their best.

All Smiles! Mari Holman sits Having Fun! Katina
to talk with her friends. No Cacavias poses for the
mare hon ey hey Bok; Hy camera. She and her
always made time for each friends had loads of fun.
other.

Eighth Grade

Gordon Thomas

Kendra Thurmont Whitney Tolbert

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Ryan Ussery Tyler Wade Kristin West

Out and About! This group of
eighth grade friends enjoy the
spending time outdoors. They
had an experience to remember.

Dont get lost! Students trail
through the woods. Middle
School was full of adventure.

I forgot my mathbook! Mallory Heath
hurries to her locker to get her math book.
Students were always prepared for class.

Eighth Grade

Chow down! Anthony Leach puts in a good effort to eat as many hot dogs as he can,
The contestants ate hot dogs to raise money for a scholarship fund.

Checkmate! Joel Hyder and
Tony Chen battle it out in a game
of chess. When it came to
playing games, they took it very
seriously.

Smile... Kaitlin Westfall gives
a big smile on the way to class.
Middle schoolers enjoyed their
time between classes.

Lets Go! Archie Swain
shows his school spirit.
Although they had to leave
early, they had a great time
while they were there.

Charge! The middle schoolers
engage in battle. Students
always looked forward to field
trips.

Chit Chat.... Kaitlyn
Thomas, Ryan Ussay and
Wiley McDaniel sit and
talk together. Everyone

enjoyed free time to
gossip.

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Maggie Abell Katherine Arisman Amber Austin

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Melissa Collins aura Cook Cassandra Coronel
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Jake Demarest Amanda Dempsey

Hurry! Hurry! Luke
Graycheck hurries to class
from break. Many students do
not make it to class by the bell
after break.

Stay focused! Mrs. Heenans 7th
period class is studying for their
exam. Many students are frustrated

during this week.

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Writers block. Courtney
Newmans is having a hard time
trying to think of what to write
. next for his essay. Sometimes
Eealy Heenan Gadsden Henderson students just need to relax.

Schools out! Fitz Waterman,
James Bryson, and Petie
Worrel meet up after school.
Many students do this to make
plans for their afternoon.

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Jonathon Johnson Brandon Jolley

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Newmans tries to clear his
confusion by asking a question.
Students should always ask

questions if they do not
understand.

Tonisha McElroy Christie Meriwether Amber Milanek

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Listen up! Luke Graycheck is
trying to learn math. It is easier
to learn something new if you
pay attention and listen.

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Ryland Rumph Leslie Rumph

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Sara Sanders Alexia Scarboro Maggie Shackelford

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Jennifer Simpliciano Matthew Simpson John Staggs
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Caryn Suhr

Brady Thomas

Stand up...The 9th grade cheer-
leaders get their class pumped up.
The Freshmen class had a good
oppurtunity to show their spirit.

Josh Thornley Ben Thornton Patricia Tran

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George Williams Lisa Williams Petie Worrel

Say cheese! Katie Greer is
hugged by her sophomore
friend. Students should have a
close bond while going to
school together.

9th Grade

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Anna Bernal Corinne Booth Nei E ; Olivia Bushey

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Katie Crumbley Katie Davis Regina de la Luz Sarah Deep Lee Discher

Lauren Faulkner Cassidi Flowers Lisa Fox Adrienne Garofalo

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Kids in the hall. Friends Teamwork, Nana Amporful and
catch up on the latest gossip Taylor Abernathy partner up to
during break. Break gives complete the English assign-
students a time to talk. ment. Teachers give students
adequate time to work together.

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Patrick Allen Nina Amporful Delwyn Andrews Justin Andrews Adam Barroso

Gray Chapman Michael Conforti Caroline Cook Ophelia Coopet

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Margaret-Anne Goulder Amie Green

urprise! Adrienne Garofalo Dont trip. Corinne Booth
ind Mary Jurgenson are drags a large load to her next
urprised by the camera as they class. Bookbags become very
valk to class. Random pictures heavy by the end of the day ;
ire taken during the year. pal .

Brittany Phillips Kyle Prebble

Its a fact. Michael Conforti
and Trey Purvis act out a scene
in history. Projects are a fun
way for students to learn.

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Chill out. Adam Barroso and
Patrick Allen take a second to
prepare for their next class.
Snacks are available during
break each day.

Zachary Irwin Lena Jefferson

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Katie Massey Joshua Miller

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Maria Patterson Kibby Pearce
Computer fun. Patrick
Slonaker uses the computer to
help him with homework.
Computers are a very valuable
tool at Mount de Sales.

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Akiia Scott Miriam Sewell Kevin Sheehan Lindsey Sheppard

Dueling Banjos. Josh
Shaveland performs during
break. Music during the
break brightens the mood.

Safety First. Mirian Sewell
protects her head from falling
books. Bottom lockers can be
very dangerous.

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Caty Stallings Natalie Stefano Mary Katherine Stewart Lexi Stokes

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Drink up! Martha Bevill
quenches her thirst during
lunch. The intensity of the
school day made her thirsty.

Fun in homeroom. Richard
Klingelhofer and David Krapf
await the first period bell to ring
Homeroom is a good time to fini
homework from the night before.

Classes

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Mrs. Hobaugh so that I can Mr.Downs. I could Mr. Freeman. I would like Mrs.Tate. I would

speak French better. finally see what goes on to travel with him. finally understand
Myredith Gonzales inside of his head. Uchenna Nwosu Grammer.
Corinne Booth Katie Davis

Dazed and Confused. Matthew
Lewis eyes the camera with
suspicion. Cameras are carried
around school to take pictures
for the yearbook.

Totally focused. Sophomore : te a igen
boys in Mrs. Tates English arofalo and Katie Beall have
class do an assignment fun searching the web. Com-

assig
together. No time is wasted puters can be good learning
when it comes to English. tools at Mount de Sales.

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Kendrick works on homework juniors wait anxiously for the
during study hall. Most bell to ring. Time went by so

students practiced good study slowly at the end of the day.
habits.

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Chit Chat... Cathy Atienza,
Nelson Quintanilla and
Carla Martinez talk during
free period. Free period
gave students time to relax.

Smile! Greg Flaherty laughs
at one of his classmates.
Having friends in class made
the time go by so much faster.

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Micah Miller

Bo Parker

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Amanda Perofsky

Cari Quillian

Bryanna Rupe DeLaine Sanders

Time out... Betsy Pittard Takin a break... Brandon

hurries to finish next periods Mahoney, Eric Oetter and Luke

homework. Free period was a Mummert play around during

very important part of a break. The students were thankful

students day. for the extra fifteen minutes they
had to gather.

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stuffs his mouth with a and Natalie Holder make their
chicken sandwich. By way to class. The students were
lunchtime most kids were good about getting to class on

very hungry. time.

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those who believe in the
beauty of their dreams.

Eleanor Roosevelt

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April Andersar
Blessed be the God and Fathey
lof our Lord Jesus Christ,

Joanna Akin
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George Carlin

Tony Area
Not everything that can be
counted counts,

Ashley Barks

Don't let people identify

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and not ev-
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counted. -Albert Einstein

you, you can only identify sin.

yourself \nonymous Calvin and Hobbes

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We judge ourselves by what
we feel capable of doing,
while others judge us by
what we have already done.
Henry Longfellow

Poor
Never be afraid to let
someone know you, be
afraid that they will never
know the true you.

tilanbrosas
People come in and out of
your life. Dont worry about
the small things, but cher

ish others. -Anonymous

Never take it seriously. If you never

ake it seriously your never get hurt.
you never get hurt you alway
Almost Famous

Let your dreams soar,

but give them support

in their flight.
-Anonymous

Have no fear of moving
into the unkown - simply
step out fearlessly know
ing that Christ is with

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Dont walk behind me, I
may not lead. Dont walk in
front of me, I may not fol
low. Just walk beside me and
be my friend. -Albert Camus

VirniCavalias

If you live right life is good.

Inknown

What lies behind us and
what lies before us are
small matters compared
to what lies within us.

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Ashley Dobsor
A positive attitude
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not solve all your problems,
but it will annoy enough

people to make it worth the

effort Herm Albright

Andrew Dur

For everyone who exalts him

self will be humbled, and he
who humbles himself will be
exalted. Luke 14:11

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Andrew Dockrell

An honest tune with a linger-

ing lead has taken me this far.

Widespread Panic

Kenny Epps
Look, if you had one shot, one
opportunity to seize everything
you ever wanted...would you
capture it or let it slip away?

Eminem

Ryan Evans

Tam not afraid of storms, for

[ am learning to sail my ship.
Louia May Alcott

Allison Ducote
The time has come to talk of many
things. Of shoes and ships and ceil
ing wax, of cabbages and kings.

Alice in Wonderland

Stephen Fondal
Put up your guards, keep
faith in God, I promise you
all the world will be ours.

P. Diddy

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Candice Dubree
When the last word is spoken
and we've witnessed the setting
sun, all thatremains is what we ye

said and done. -Ben Harper

Corey Evans
Silence is the element
Which great things fashion

themselves. -Thomas Car

Beth Fransioli
Destiny is not a matter of
chance; it is a matter of choice.
Itis not athing to be waited for:
it is a thing to be achieved.

-William Jennings Bryan

Ashleigh George
Friends are the family we
choose for ourselves.

Unknown

Caroline Freliche
The best way to realize your

dreams is to wake up.
Caroline

Jana Gibsor
The state of your life is
nothing more than a reflec

tion of your state of mind.
Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

Ryan Graychect

Sleep now my friends until

we meet again.
-Moonshine Still

Adam Fyke
If you can count your

money then you dont
have a billion dollars

Anonymous

Norman Gonzales
Talent is knowing to what
point one can go to far.

Jean Cocteau

Danielle Gri

Long you live and high you
fly and smiles you'll give and
tears you'll cry and all you
touch and all you see is all your
life will ever be. -Pink Floyd

Katie Garofale

The purpose of life is to liv
1 life of purpose.

Richard Leider

A positive attitude may
not solve all your problems,
but it will annoy people
enough to make it worth the
effort. -Herm Albright

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Daniel Farrisor
Atleast one things for sure, or
may be it isnt. No matter where
we are, its this life that were
livin in Widespread Panic

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Things may come to those
vho wait, but only the things

eft by those who hustle.

Shannon heenar
If you judge
have no time to love them.

Mother

people, you

Theresa

Let us endeavor so to live tha

Lifes a dance you learn as

you go, sometimes you lead, when we come to die even th.

undertaker will be

Mark

sometime you follow John sorry,

Twain

ChaseHendersor heather Herrick
Character isnt who you All that we see or seem Is but
think you are but wh a dream within a dream.
someone thinks you Poe

are. -Unknown

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Clinton Johnsor
Stay far from timid, only make
moves when your hearts in it,
and live by the phrase the skys
the limit. -Notorious B.I.G

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hat have a deep meaning, by drear
must apply; willing is no sates ee

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*nough, you must do. -Bruce

smpty, some say the glass if
hat needs expressing valf full, I say, are you going
Lee vik

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Only you can prevent forest
fires. -Smokey the Bear

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All can hear, but only the sen474 If anyone wishes

to come Beginnings are scary. End
sitive can understand.

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after me, he must deny him : : ;

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right time. They may just be little money, dance like no ones
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they that have not seen, and yet

To accomplish great
things, we must not only
act, but also dream; not
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When you are
to be simply
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respect you

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E-L-L-O Its alive
Bill Cosby

Your life is not measured
by how many breaths you
take, but by how many
moments take your breath

Sse entor
Who of you by worrying
can add a single hour to

his life? -Matthew 6:27

Jeannine Olivia

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take it;

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Its allover now Baby Blue.

Bob Dylan

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We know what happens to
people who stay in the middle
of the road. They get run over.

Ambrose Bierce

Do what you want, never
want somebody else wants
you to do.

Unknown

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Tis better to be silent and
be thought a fool, than to
speak and remove all
doubt. -Abraham Lincoln

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The future belongs to
those who believe in the
beauty of their dreams.

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Destruction leads to a
very rough road but it
also breeds creation.
Red Hot Chili Peppers

Erichoberts
I can do all things through
Christ, who strengthens

me. -Phillipians 4:13

Winslow Runmpl
The soul grows by its
constant participation in
that which transcends it.

Gregory ol Nyssa

The hardest thing in life is to
know which bridge to cross and

which to burn. -David Russel

Cogito cogito ergo cogito

sum- | think that I think,

therefore I think that I am.
- Ambrose Bierce

For I can do all _ things
through Christ who strength-}
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Philippians 4:13

Its something unpredict-
able but in the end is right
I hope you have the time
of your life. -Green Day

MarilynSaw yer
Ive cried some, laughed
some. had fun some, been
mad some, but overall its

Marilyn

been greal

Life is not measured by
the number of breaths we
take but by the moments
that take our breath away.

Though the world is torn and
shaken, even if your heart is
breakin, its wai \

awaken, and someday you will.

The Eagles

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Its not the size of
dog in the fight, its
size of the fight

dog. -Anonymous

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And when the last one
falls, when its all said and
It gets hard but it
won't take away my love.

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All the world is a stage and
most of us are desperately

unrehearsed. -Anonymous

Its supposed to be hard,

if it wasnt hard, every-

one would do it. Its the

hard that makes it great.
-Tom

Never get so busy making a
living that you forget to make

a life. -Anonymous

Do not follow where the path
may lead. Go instead where
there is no path and leave a
trail. -Ralph Waldo Emerson

Mie
If you cant spot the sucker
in your first half hour at the
table, then you are the
sucker Mike McDermott

Senior Portraits

When the good times come around,

Do or do not Freedom is not worth hav- Music is first, lyrics

- : they gallop in like wild horses. You ees :
no try Yoda ing if it does not include the just try to stay on them for as long as secondary. -Kurt Cobair
freedom to make mistakes. you can.

-Mahatma Gandhi limmy Buffet

You will do foolish things Go confidently in the di-
but do them with enthusiasim. rection of your dreams, like
Colette the life you have imagined.

Henry David Thoreau

When you do the common things

in life in an uncommon way, you

will command the attention of the

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yecoming is the only end of alled a philosopher. been hurt, and dance like no on

ife. -Robert Louis Stevensor Ambrose Bierce is watching. -Unknown

We are all worms but I do
believe that I am a glow
worm.

Winston Churchill

mevvOomy
Do not follow where the path
may lead. Go instead where
there is no path and leave a
trail. -Ralph Waldo Emerson

Senior Portraits

Best Dressed: Sam McLaurin Most Athletic: Kenny Epps Worst Driver: Kevin Mille;

and Caroline Freliche and Bethany Dadisman and Mary Wiggins

Most Changed: Azubuke Most Unique: Patrick McAfee Most Likely to Succeed:
Onuora (Zubo) and Amanda and Blair Slocum Corey Evans and Ryan Evans

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Most Artistic: Nigel Esser and
Amara Nwosu

Seniors

Class Clown: Jeremy Pohl Friendliest: Brandon Mon- Biggest Flirt: Erik Hardison
and Lindsey Williams roe and Ashley Leonard and Leslie Jerkins

Best Smile: Patrick Hanson Best Future Parent: Adam Most Talkative: Andrew
and Anna Kate Kallay Fyke and Lauren Westfall Durr and Dawn Peterson

uperlatives

Senior Superlatives

Rock to the Top. (\-r) Jesse
Pilkenton, Nathan Mas-
Kenny Epps, Erik
Hardison, Patrick Hanson,
and

ters,

Brandon Monroe.

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A Princes Smile. Brandon
Monroe is unable to hold back
his smile from joy. The Home-
coming King was an honor-

able position wanted by all.

Her Highness.
Dadisman

Bethany
shows off her
sparkling tiara. Kings and
were

queens presented

with crowns and tiaras.

Seniors

A Princess in

Waiting...
Bethany Dadisman is decked
out in her princess outfit.
Homecoming candidates wore
their costumes all week.

Game Time. Kenny Epps and
Brandon Monroe watch the
football game intently. The
Homecoming King and Queen
were announced at half-time.

andidate Conversation. The
andidates enjoy themselves as
hey wait for the annoucement
it the king and queen. There
vas much tension in the air.

eam Support. Brandon
lonroes victory was a win for
|. Guys showed support for
eir classmates off the field and
itside the classroom.

Victory Dance. Brandon Mon
roe and Bethany Dadisman share
a victory dance. The King and
Queen always danced together

at the Homecoming Dance.

On Our Honor. David Bushey
and Clinton Johnson are proud
to be chosen by their classmates
to be Honor Guards. This posi-

tion was respected by everyone.

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King at Last. Brandon Mon-
roe is proud to be crowned
king. Royal parents were
proud of their childrens ac-
complishments.

Were All Princesses. (\-r)
Joanna Akin, Candice DuPree,
Caroline Freliche, Bethany
Dadisman, Leslie Jerkins, and
Meaghan Slonaker.

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A blessing... Monsignor
Cuddy blesses Adam Fyke, the
president of the student body.
Senior leadership was always
present during the school year.

Peace be with YOU... Marilyn
Sawyer and Jayce Simpson
shake hands with each other.
Friendship was a major theme
of the Moving Up ceremony.

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Follow my lead... Caroliy
Freliche leads the stude
body during a song. Senigy
participated in many actiy
ties, including chorus,

Virtuoso... Norman Gonzi
plays the flute during a seri
moment of the ceremony.

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ent talents this year.

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croup of senior girls stop fora

Marching down the aisle...
Sam McLaurin and Kenneth
Suchower lead the acolytes
to the altar. The acolytes led
the seniors into the church.

quick picture. The reception,
following the service, was a

nice way to end the evening.

Lets hear it! The chorus
ensemble perform during
the service. The chorus
contributed to the ambiance

of the service

Lets eat.... Patrick Hanson and
Kenny Epps have a snack after
the service. The afterglow was
a good time for the students to
fellowship with each other.

Jt Thank you! Joana Akin
listens as her fellow
seniors are honored.

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to appreciate the seniors

What an artist! Nigel Esser
earns recognition for his
outstanding performance in
art. He participated in

many MDS art shows.

Congratulations! Katie
Garafalo recieves recog-
nition for her success.
Her hardwork and dedica-
tion earned her an award.

Our last day! Seniors recieve
their awards. They anxiously
awaited the end of the cer-
emony because it signified the
end of their high school careers.

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Its a magical world! Leslie
Jerkins, Quenton Bishop,
Nathan Masters, and Bethany
Dadisman try on magical hats.
They realized you are never to

old to play.

Say what? Katie Wright, Josh
Rowland, Kara Williams, and
Adam Fyke gather together to
have achat. Friends loved
talking to each other.

Smile! Chase Henderson and
Jesse Pilkenton enjoy each

others company on their senior
trip. Seniors took the opportunity

to hang out with their friends.

Havin fun! Christine Relton,
Temia Leslie, and Katherine
Mann spend time together on their
last overnight trip before they are
graduated. Friends didnt take
each others company for granted.

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Grand Finale! Senior
members of the Mount de
Sales ensemble fill the
sanctuary with their glorious
voices for one last time. They
were a delight to all who
heard them.

Smile! A group of senior
boys pose for a quick picture
after the mass. The seniors
were one step closer to being

graduated.

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Here we go! The seniors get ready
to proceed into Mulberry United
Methodist Church. Seniors were
expected to demonstrate excellent
behavior during the service.

A song of praise. Cara Whitley
Mallory Jones, and Winslow
Rumph sing a sacred melody
Their beautiful voices made the

service even more enjoyable.

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to attain.

Music to our ears. The senior
chorus members delight the
audience with their great
voices. The senior members of

the chorus will be missed.

Sisters of Mercy Award. David
Bushy receives the Sisters of
Mercy Award. This award is

only given to one student in the

senior Class.

Graduation

Yummy! Allison Ducote and
Caroline Freliche enjoy break-
fast in homeroom. The teach-
ers provided doughnuts and
juice for the seniors on pj day.

Share the love... Brandon Mon-
roe and Ashley Leonard enjoy
being able to wear pajamas all
day. Dressing down was a gift

given to the seniors all week.

Alll need is a surfboard... Ken-
neth Suchower strikes a pose on
Hawaiian Day. Seniors got a
chance to wear luau clothes and
have a cookout for lunch.

Seniors

SNAP! Eric Roberts gives his
Suspenders a tug to tighten
them. Tacky Day was a great
day to show off eccentric cloth-
ing from different closets.

Thugs for life... George
Johnston and Brandon Monroe
strike a pose in the gym for
Twin Day. Creative outfits were
a must to match other people.

Hold Me! Adam Romine
es Leslie Jerkins a lift to

ieir next class. Friends were

yays around when you

eeded them the most.

Look at my earrings! Blair
Slocum takes a break during a
challenging class. The chance to
dress up gave the seniors a nice

break from the regular routine.

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One big happy family! This
group of seniors join together
for a quick picture. Senior
Week was the perfect time
or a photo opportunity.

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The Gemini Triplets... Ashley
Leonard, Amanda Ritter, and Lauren
Westfall sport shirts with the word
Gemini. Twin Day was a great day
to find people with similar interests.

Another Day Gone... Bryan
Benton and Meaghan Slonaker
pack their bags to end the day.
Senior Week was a lot of fun but
also exhausting for the seniors.

Look at us! Ashleigh George
and Bill Rather wrap up the
day by wrapping up the flag.
Tackiness did not stop every-

day activities from happening.

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Senior Joseph Keifer gets a head start on his
homework. The students enjoyed their free pe
and worked hard to keep them.

Sophmore Emily Wyche reads from her Senior Mallory Jones looks intrigued by the

literature book in order to be prepared for

book she must read for her English class. The
the quiz the next day. The students did very

senior class has matured greatly through their
good jobs staying on task and not sleeping years at MDS

in their classes.

A group of seniors works hard to finish one
of Mr. Downs in-class projects. They all
had to do a fair share of the work when it
came to group assignments.

Senior Eric Goolesby looks for the answer to a

Junior Vivi Brown is concenrating on
tough question in order to help his group finish

not forgetting what she studied the
previous night. The tests prepared the
juniors for the next level of high schot

their work. The senior class was given a good
number of projects in order to raise their already
outstanding grades.

English

get it! These students listen attentively
uring computer class. Students were
jsappointed to find out computer class
as not about email and chat rooms.

Listen Up! Mrs. Timms takes a moment to I should have taken typing. Katie Beall
make sure everyone gets the notes off the works deligently during computer class.
board. Listening and following directions Mr. Vela and Mrs. Timms made sure their
was essential in computer class. students had plenty of work to do.

Presentation Time! Amanda Kendrick
and David Krapf show the class how
its done. Mr. Vela enjoyed listening
to his students interesting presenta-
tions.

hats right! Mr. Vela assists these boys Help Please! Nathan Bier calls on Mr.
hile Brandon Harris watches from his Vela for a little assistance. Mr. Vela was
mputer. Some students realized that always willing to help any student in need
ymputers arent as simple as they thought. of his great knowledge of computers.

Computer iT ins

Geography lesson! Mrs.
Castonguay teaches her
geography class. Students
were well prepared when they
entered high school.

Peace! Bryan Benton takes
time out of class to pose for the
camera, Students needed to

take breaks during the hard day.

Listen carefully...Tyler
Thompson sits back to enjoy
the lecture. Everyone loved

learning new and interesting

facts during history class.

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Project time! Kevin Miller and Sam
McLaurin discuss a project. Students
always worked together to do their
best.

Group Work! Anna Kate
Kallay and Winslow Rumph
work together in class. Students
took advantage of class time to

finish their work.

Listen up! Mrs. Heacox gives
instructions for the days
assignments. Students always
paid attention during class.

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Test Time! These chemistry students
try to stay focused during one of Mrs.
Yeomans challenging tests. The

students always tried to do their best.

Saved by the bell! Students rush
to the nearest exit when they hear
the bell ring. Students anticipated
hearing the bell.

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Listen up class! Mrs. Castonguay fills in
for a fellow teacher during the day. She
always helped students and teachers
alike with their difficulties.

Academics

Teamwork... Keith Manley helps his
fellow students solve problems by us-
ing hand signals. Students often looked
to friends for advice.

Okay class... Jessica Koplin plays the
role of the teacher during science

class. Students rarely got the oppor.
tunity to take the role as the teacher

Ahem! A student in Mrs. Mixons science
class tries to get her attention. Asking
questions was a good way to make sure the

assignments were done accurately.

What a score!!! Sam McLaurin takes a
look at his latest physics test. Students
were happy to see all their hard work
reflected in their weekly grades.

A much needed break! Cassandra Coronel
takes a few seconds at the end of class to
rest. These breaks gave students a chance
to get refreshed between their classes.

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What did you get? Stephen Fondal looks
at Sam McLaurins paper to compare his
grade. Students always liked to see how
they measured up to their peers.

Workin hard! Ashley Dempsey andBurney Playing games...Wesley Moulton and Brandon
Pollock concentrate on their work. Free time | Mahoney take a break from their work to play a
afforded students the opportunity to finish calculator game. Calculators were used for fun as
their homework while still in class. well as for solving problems in science class.

Science

Mmm, good! Mrs. Haddix prepares some

snacks for her students on the last day of

French week. Food was not usually allowed

in the classroom, so having it was a bonus

It is a tricycle! NathanBier gets ready Smile big! Lindsey Sheppard, Myredith
for his leg of the French marathon. Gonzales, and Katie Davis take a break
This Saturday activity was a bonus during French class. Free time during Mrs.
for the French students this year. Haddixs class was always a rare thing.

And the word for poem is... French
students give their oral reports on a poem
they had to learn. Memorization is never
easy, especially in another language!

A new experience. Eighth graders listen Chowing down! Mallory Jones and Jimmy
attentively in class as they go over some _ Cassidy share some food at the Back Burner
homework. This year, foreign language was French week was a great opportunity for
added to the middle school curriculum. students to experience a different culture

The Mask of Zorro. Anthony Rosa models his
costume for dress-up day. Spanish week was a
time for learning about other cultures, specifi-
cally, the cultures of Spanish-speaking countries.

Gimme some more! Students serve a_ Livin lavidaloca! Taylor Abernathy drinks
variety of Spanish food they prepared. a non-alcoholic margarita during Spanish
They sampled appetizers traditionally | Food Day. Each of the Spanish classes had
served in Spanish-speaking countries. a party to sample Spanish cuisines.

Its a Cuban! Brayden Ware is
in disguise as Fidel Castro.
Dress-up day provided a unique
outlook on Spanish education.

Its been...? A group of Spanish stu- Life in Colombia. Mr. Vela tells about his
dents demonstrate time construc- life growing up in Colombia. Students
tions. Class activities were quick yet looked forward to special speakers be-
fun ways to learn the new language. cause it was like a vacation from work.

Gettin it done...Students
focus and pay attention
while finishing their assign-
ment. Good study habits
paid off for several of them.

How do you do it again?
Alana Dy turns to Mrs.
Lockhart for some guidance.
Students often had to go to
teachers for some extra help.

Fun and games? Wesley
Moulton and Brandon Mahoney
pass time playing games on theif

calculators. Many students spent
their free time in class like this.

Doin it well...One math class
takes time from notes to work
on its class project. Times

like these were appreciated

by the students.

Hard at work....Students use
their time wisely to finish a math
assignment. Free time in class
gave students a chance to finish
their homework during school.

A little bit of teamwork...Corinne
Booth, Richard Klingelhofer, and
Heather Smith get a hands-on
experience. Many students enjoyed
working on math projects.

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= ladder to class to do w ho-knows-whg

kind of project. The art classes were qj

ways doing something new and exciting

Busy at work....Brandon Harris Goover those notes... Delwyn Andrews
works hard on his art project during g0es Over a painting during art class.
class. Hard work was always recog- Art helped students appreciate creativ-
nized when the project was finished. ity during school hours.

Fix it up right...Daniel Harris looks
at his sculpture. Effort was shown in
all aspects of the class.

Get to work! Tony Upchurch couldnt Dont think too hard...Heather Smith takes
look any more excited in his art class. time to decide whats next with her creative art
After working on a project students often work. Art was something that took a lot more
became frustrated. thinking than what some students thought.

atching the action... Coach Howe
akes sure that the middle schoolers are
ife in all their activities. Teacher su-

srvision was a must for the PE classes.

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inock em out! A group of students
lay a competitive game of Knock
Dut. The game was a fast-paced, spir-
ed way to spend the PE period.

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Give me that ball! David Garofalo tries
to take the ball away from Coach Wash-
ington. Game strategies were always

put into play during PE classes.

Taking a break... Two middle schoolers
grab a soda before heading back to the
gym. Working hard often made the stu-
dents thirsty.

I can do it too! The hard-working boys try to
master the art of dancing while playing
basketball at the same time. Such multi-
tasking was a must-have for PE classes.

Watch out! A group of freshman watch the
exciting basketball game. Physical Educa-
tion was always an exciting class for ev-
eryone involved.

Recording grades. Ms. Kirksey is

recording grades so that she can submit

them on time. Teachers should record
their grades daily so it is not as stressfy|
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Listen up! Anna Bernal

presents her religion project to
the class. Students can pull up
their grades with fun and easy

projects.

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Family Photo... Ashley Leonard and
Katherine Mann pose for a picture with
their baby. The sack of flower was
used all week to teach students lessons in
responsibility.

Shh, its starting... Nicola

Rossi and Colleen Hickey

perform in the one-act play.

Actors loved performing for

the school and other guests.

I remember... Kurt Neisser
stars in the White Room of My
Remembering. Troubadors
put in hours of practice, and it
paid off during the show.

How do I do this? A
PALS member helps some-
one else with her home-
work. PALS club took
pride in helping others.

Helpin out! PALS
participant takes a break /

to smile for the camera.

PALS members always

worked their hardest. Zz

Up and coming... The middle
schoolers make up a large por-
tion of the Cavalier band. Par-
ticipation from each grade was
necessary for a great sound.

The Band and Flag Team

The sound of music... The upper-
classmen look spiffy in their band
uniforms as they pose for a picture.
The wind instrumental group
worked as one body for the season.

Ve've got the beat... The musi-
ans are an important part of the
chools pep rallies and football
sames. Band proved to be an excel-

ent way to show their creativity.

Some Cavalier spirit... Norman
Gonzales poses for being the first
chair in the state competition.
Norman is one of the best flute play-
ers the school has to offer.

Smile wide... The percus-
sion section sticks together
for a group picture. Drums
added a good foundation for
a hard song.

Hard at Work! Katie Boston Dont take
proofreads her page before
preparing to sumbit it. The

time spent reviewing pages

it too serious... ~*
Amanda Ritter stresses out over Md
her yearbook page. Some students
took on a great responsibility in

resulted in many great pages. the making of the yearbook.

Left to right: Mr. Downs, Sam Mclaurin, Ashley Leonard, Amand
Ritter, Blair Slocum, Emily Wyche, Chloe Spicer, Katie Boston, Jarre!
Cooper, Jamie Powers, Adam Romine, Kenny Epps, Jacob Adams
Lauren Gibson, Ben Bollinger, Kristen Anglea, and Dauphin Childs

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job well done...Chloe Spicer
hoks over her completed page
ith satisfaction. Finishing a
ange was always a relief after
hany days of hard work.

he thinkers...Sara Spinetto and
enny Epps contemplate over what
) do next. Working with others
lowed many ideastobe exchanged,
Iminating in a great yearbook.

All caught up...Ashley
Leonard carefully crops a pic-
ture for one of her pages. Pa-
tience was often needed in the
production of the year book.

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Pick a good one! Katie Garofalo
carefully chooses pictures to scan
for the yearbook. This was an im-
portant process in making sure there
were good pictures for each page.

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Dont think too hard! Ben
Bollinger concentrates on the
task at hand. Good effort was
seen throughout the comple-
tion of all the pages produced.

Be original! Jacob Adams and his
fellow yearbook classmates look
through old yearbooks. Looking
at previous yearbooks always gave
inspiration for new ideas!

Yearbook

Get Low! Mr. Mac, Tony Pierce, Stay in tune. The girls in the chorus
Todd Freeman, and Robert Slocum always impress the audience with
love partcipating in special events like their beautiful voices. The chorus

the Christmas assembly. This was a worked extremely hard to put on

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memorable sight for everyone. special events and performances.

Mic Check 1-2-3. Winslow Rumph
prepares to perform along with the
chrorus ensemble. The Chorus

ensemble received numerous
awards for their high achievment and
hard work.

Thanks !The chorus ensemble was
happy to perform at the Georgia
Sports Hall of Fame on Veterans
Day. This was a great way to show

our appreciatic m to the veterans.

Music to your ears. Eleni
Dermatas, Burney Pollock, and
Caroline Freliche follow Mrs.
Washburns lead. These girls
took chorus practice seriously.

Ding! The hand bells offer a
different yet exciting twist to
the chorus. The hand bell
ringers performed for the
student body at the Christmas

assembly.
Louder! Mrs. Washburn

directs the chorus as she plays
the keyboard. Practice was
vital and improved the skills of
the chorus members.

Chorus

Top Left: Jenny Sanders,
Christine Relton, Brayden
Ware, Stephanie Stout.
Bottom Left: Daniel Bernal,
Chloe Spicer, Josh Rowland.

Solving Problems!!
Josh Rowland works on a math

problem on the board. Being in
trigonometry helped Josh
Rowland at competitions.

Math Team

Time is of the essence!!!

Junior Chloe Spicer works as

fast as she can on a problem. It
was important to be fast at
competitions.

Te? aman

Mrs. Bentley poses with the
Middle School Math Club.

Eryn Dunwody works on a
math problem. Students often
spent time practicing problems.

Its All About the Benjamins!! Middle School Math Club Officers

Math Club Treasurer David From the Left: Treasurer David Garofalo, President Amelia Son,
Garofalo works on math. We Vice President Tore Akin, Secretary Eryn Dunwody.

hope he was good with

math...he handled the money.

Math Club QGaoe

Checkmate! Mary Wiggins Think hard. Olivia Bushy
and Mallory Jones battle inthe thinks of her next move on

exciting chess game. Chess club the chess board. Chess is a

is one of the many clubs offered great thinking game.
at Mount de Sales.

Kings, Knights and Rooks.
The members of the chess
club have fun at a meeting.
Clubs are a fun way to enjoy
school.

Chess Club

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words that Mr. Downs calls out.
Mr. Downs devoted many hours
to teaching Greek.

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Senior Jeremy Pohl practices
writing Greek on the board.
They had to study very hard to
learn the Greek language.

Greek Cub

So Far There Arent Any Mistakes.... Norman Gonzales
corrects some of his teammates for the literary competi-
tion. The speeches really improved after the students
gave their inputs.

Clubs

Listen Up...Kurt Niesser prepares for the

literary competition by practicing his
speech in front of people. Students should

be well prepared on this day.

How Does This Sound? Chelsea
Bunn reveals the speech she has
planned to use at the literary
competition. It is good for them

to get other students opinions.

Whats Wrong? Jesse Pilkenton
asks the class what was wrong
with his speech. Students are
able to use constructive criticism
to help each other.

Literary Competition

Top Row: Jonathan Wyche, Darren Troutma , Jennifer Simpliciano, Kristin Reed, Alina Nieser, Stacey Nicholes, Erin Misch,
Janna Matson, Kristie Herrick, Leslie Rumph, Amber Austin, Kaitlin Westfall, Kristin West, Tyler Wade, Gordon Thomas, Luke
Scarborough, Jeremy Radkins, Maria Phelps, Kurt Smith; Second Row: Casey Ingram, Ronnie Kelsey, Henry Leslie, Faith
Madison, Ellen Maffeo, Keenan Malone, Rachel Masters, Maggie McBrearty, Justin Messex, Jonathan Miller, Maggie O Brien,
Katie OBrien, Diamond Odell, Tiffany Tate, Katie Beth Price, Adam Purvis, Annie Simpson, Amelia Son, Kendra Thurmond:
Bottom Row: Mariama Homan, Mallory Hinzman, Mallory Heath, Kaeleigh Heath, Phillip Harvey, Carly Freliche, Lacey Foster,
Michael Evans, Eryn Dunwoody, Ali Crownover, Casey Coley, Lindsay Chapfield, Olivia Bentley, Chris Barroso, Emily Alston,
Tori Akin.

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part of the club is an honor.

Food... New inductees
enjoy refreshments. Every-
one was filled with joy
When the ceremony ended,
and they were ready to eat.

Time for Dessert! After the
ceremony new and old mem-
bers went straight to the
refreshments. This was
everyones favorite section of

the night.

Welcome to the club! Fresh-
man member, Sarah Sanders,
congratulates the new induct-
ees. Officer members spoke
during the induction ceremony.

Congratulations! Olivia
Bently signs her name into the
book of National Junior Honor
Society Club members. This
was the initiation process for
the club.

To be a member... Kurt Smith
reads the pledge of the
National Junior Honor Society
to the new inductees. The new
members had to promise to
uphold the high standards of
the club.

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Top Row (I-r): Victoria Anderson, Jennifer Lidstone, Lacey Young, Ashley Banks, Laura White,

Kasey Price, Crystal Dong, Cathy Atienza, Taylor Ware, William Rather, Ashleigh George, Norman
Gonzales, Bottom Row (I-r): Temia Leslie, Leslie Jerkins, Amanda Perofsky, Megan Ramaiya,

Jessica Wyche

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To the best of your ability...

The new inductees make their
statements of promise to be in a
constant position of leadership
throughout their highschool
careers and later on in life. Being a
part of the ceremony was a
tremendous honor for all of the

students

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Punch to it... Junior Taylor
Ware enjoys some refreshments

after being inducted to the club.
The students had to maintain a
high average in all academics to

even be considered to join.

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Foreign Language Honor Society

Scanning...
Mr. Vela works to put pictures

Surfin The Net!!

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great job putting the pages

to date.
together.

Dynamic Duo...
Ms. Timms and Mr, Vela chat about plans for the next update on the web page. They always knew

how to make the site magical!!!

Web Team

Below: Erik Hardison points
out the good sides of absti-
nence until marriage.

The Chastity Team is based
on this.

Below: Jesse Pilkenton and
Nathan Masters talk about the
meaning of the word chastity. The
literal meaning is the condition
of being pure.

Left: Mary Jurgenson listens
intently to the conversation at
hand.

Right: Bethany Dadisman is
caught in the middle of a debate
about chastity. These debates
were very common amongst
students.

Above: Joanna Akin, Bethany
Dadisman, and Mary Jurgensen
discuss the values of sexuality.
These are very important in
observing their faith.

Top Row: Norman Gonzales, Laura White, Temia Leslie, Victoria Anderson, Katherine Mann, A.J.
Son;Third Row: Mrs. Dermatas, Marilyn Martinez, Ciara Ellison, Cathy Atienza, Alayana Dye, Lisa
Fox, Nelson Quantania, Bryan Jones, Jacob Adams; Second Row: Kayla Nessing, Malory Murphy,
Mary Montgomery, Emily Walsh, Christine Lopapa, Natalie Martinex, Danielle Grinstead, Candace
Dupree, Jimmy Cassidy; Bottom Row: Kyle Prebble, Vivi Brown, Ashley Dempsey, Burney Pollock,
Eleni Dermatas, Sam McLaurin, Jamie Collins

Opa! The international club | How do I do this? Katie

learns to Greek dance. The Crumbley tries her hand at Greek

members caught on quickly dancing. She appreciated the

and enjoyed the dancing. chance to experience a different
culture,

Top Row: Daniel Harrison, Thomas Davis, Andrew Dockrell; Sixth Row: Carla Martinez, Emily Walsh, Ashley Dempsey,
ELeni Dermatas, Sam McLaurin, Courtney Newman: Fifth Row: Jon Giles, Jesse Pilkenton, Eric Oetter, Nathan Masters,
Kenny Epps, Brandon Mahoney, Eric Roberts, Charlie Cassidy; Fourth Row: Tony Arena, Bethany Dadisman, Burney Pollock,
patrick Hanson, Adam Smith, Natalie Martinez, Jimmy Cassidy, Patrick Macaffee, Courtney Crosby, Mary Wiggins; Third

Row: Katie Wright Joana Akin, Candice Dupree, Ryan Graycheck, Daniel Stefano, Drew Larkin, Joey Shackleford, Jacob

,dams, Jeremy Pohl, Vinni Cavaliere; Second Row: Laura White, Katherine Mann, Anna Kate Kallay, Leslie Jerkins, Jilian
Brosas, Nigel Esser, Adam Romine, Joseph Kiefer; Front Row: Christine Relton, Temia Leslie, Kayla Nessing, Catherine Snow,
Vivi Brown, Lauren Melvin, Chloe Spicer, Mary Montgomery, Beth Weaver, Victoria Worthy, and Daniel Harris.

Save our earth! Patrick White paper only! Mary
MacAffee scavenges through Montgomery empties the

the recycables. The environ- recycling bin. Students never
mental club tried their best to wnaed paper.

help the environment.

Keys to the Future...Highly honored Key Club members take a short break for a quick pose during

the annual Key Club ceremony. Key Club was a great way for many students to express their values
outside of the classroom. From left to right: Leslie Jerkins, Shannon Hennan, Katie Garofolo, Amara
Nwosu.

A guiding light ...Jason A New Light... Seventh grader Caitlin
Cunard receives his Key Club Giles receives applause upon the an-
service award. Jason was a nouncement of her position in the
strong force in providing lead- Builders club. This club gave younger
ership this year. kids a chance to do service similar to that

done in the Key Club.

Commander and Chief...Mr.
Boland commands the newly
Sworn in Builders club. Prime lead-
ership and deditcation were just a
few things Mr. Boland provided.

Seeds For Success... Builders
Club members help rake and
clean Mount De Sales campus
and surroundings. Having fun
and helping were just afew things
that took place this year.

A Whale of A Good Time...
Caroline Ferliche once again helps
out MDS in honoring our builders
club. Helping out our community
is one of MDS number one pri-

orities.

Painting a black chair....
Stuart Oglvie, Kurt Hardison,
and Nina Amporful help jazz up
our neighborhood park. Improv-
ing the earth is # | !!!

Captain Planet...Freshman Build-
ers Club members help clean the
curbside after a long day of school.
Their dedication helped make this
years club a success.

Builders Club ean

Our Lovely Trio
Kibby Pierce, Chloe Spicer,
and Laura Stembridge pose f
a quick picture after a footbal

game. Pep Club provided gre;

support for our athletes.

We got Spirit How bout
you...Sophomore Lana Dy
tests her tonsils to the soun
of the beat. Thankfully, Nei
gave her an altoid just befoy

Say Cheese Tupac

Pep Club

throw Ya hands in the air...
Cavalier Ambassadors help

show middle school parents

ground the campus. It was their

dedication that brought the

school millions.
BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!
Sophomore Diana Minks helps
introduce new students around
the school. A friendly face
always made MDS our home

away from home.

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Helping hands...

Seniors Jesse Pinkelton and
Nathan Masters pose for a quick
picture after coming out of the
Sheridan Hall closet. Nathan
and Jesse were a big help to the

ambassadors this year.

Todays Forecast....Sunny
Junior Nelson Quintinilla
introduces this years TV to the
junior class. Morning an-
nouncements wouldnt be the
same without it. But maybe one
day, you never know.

Cavalier Ambassadors

Front Row (l-r): Laura White, Jilian Brosas, Leslie Jerkins, Anna Kate Kallay, Temia Leslie, Brittany
Hudson, Jeremey Pohl, Victoria Anderson. Middle Row (l-r): Ashley Dempsey, Carla Martinez, Beth
Fransioli, Ashleigh George, Alicia Kelly, Leslie Turner, Katherine Mann, Norman Gonzales, Chloe
Spicer, Crystal Dong, Christine Relton. Back Row (l-r): Maggie Orlando, Emily Walsh, Julie Laughter,
Jimmy Cassidy, Nelson Quintanilla, Burney Pollack, Mary Montgomery, Daniel Harris, Ginny Sanders,

Smile. Members of SADD Dont Drink and Drive! Katherine
pause to pose for a picture. The Mann smiles for a picture while
members of SADD worked passing out red ribbons. Red ribbons
hard to inform students on the were passed out to remind all students
danger of drinking and driving. to not drink and drive on prom night.

Front Row (l-r): Lauren Melvin, Vivi Brown, Mary Jurgensen, Chase Henderson, Ryan Graycheck,
Candice Dupree, Danielle Grinstead, Christine Lapoppa, Coach Travis Dotterer. 2nd Row (I-r):
Michael Conforti, Uchenna Nwosu, Bethany Dadisman, Joanna Akin, Katherine Snow, Meghan
Slonaker. 3rd Row (I-r): Jennifer Lidstone, Erik Hardison, Adam Smith, Jason Cunard, Carl Pucket,
Clinton Johnson. Top Row (l-r): Nathan Masters, Kenny Epps, Eric Roberts, Joseph Keifer.

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Good Morning class. Senior Nathan
Masters talks to his classmates about
his journey of sports and religion.
Students involved themselves in the
activities of their clubs.

In the name of the Father and the...
Seniors Jessie Pilkenton and Chase
Henderson show the sign of the
cross. The students were very serious
about their faith and their sports.

Top Row (I-r): Kristie Herrick, Jideka Nwosu, Carly McCallie, Kate Perofsky, A.J. Shilcoski, Fitz
Waterman, Second Row (l-r): Brandon Monroe, Katie Beall, Adam Fyke, Lisa Fox, Natalie Martinez.
Adam Smith, Patrick Slonaker, Third Row (I-r): Caroline Freliche, Meaghan Slonaker, Mary
Jurgensen, Mallory Murphy, Adrienne Garofalo, Eleni Dermatas, A.J. Son, Jeremey Phol, Bottom
Row (I-r): Jesse Pilkenton, Bethany Dadisman, Leslie Jerkins, Joanna Akin, Mallory Jones.

Just one more!! Adam Smith puts
one of his campaign signs on the
wall. Those running for student
council put many signs around the
school to get their names out there.

Lets get to work! Student
council president Adam Fyke
takes charge during a meeting.
The Student Council was so
important to the student body.

Top Row (I-r): Amelia Son, Jonathan Matheney, Daniel Cassidy, Catie Heenan, Bottom Row (I-r): Colin Holder, Rachel
Masters, Olivia Bentley, Faith Madison, Tori Akin, Caitlin Giles.

What? Student council
representative Olivia Bentley
watches her fellow classmates.
Being on student council was
an honor and a priviledge.

Student Council

Attention please! Middle
schoolers listen to their student
council reps during class one day.
The student council worked really
hard for their fellow students.

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Rip It! Senior Tony Arena
prepares to score a goal
against Stratford. He con-
tributed a lot
this year.

to the team

Move it or Lose it! Senior
Tommy Hurley stays in control
of the ball as he heads to the
goal. Tommy was the secret
weapon for the team.

Sams the man! The guys con-
gratulate Sam after his second
goal. Sam scored two of his
league-leading twenty goals in
the championship.

Stand back everyone hes going
to score...Senior Tony Arena
fakes out a Stratford player on
his way to the goal. Tony was
known for his quick moves.

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etting High! Kenny
pps flies through the air,
eading the ball into the
oal. Plays like this left
tratford in a daze.

Back Row:(I-r) Coach Vince Datillo, Wesley Moulton, Kenneth Suchower, Patrick Hanson, Tony Arena,
Sam McLaurin, Tommy Hurley, Bryan Benton, Kevin Miller, Kenny Epps, Ryan Graycheck, Joey
Shackleford, Amanda Ritter, Coach David Taylor, Katie Garafalo, Front Row:(I-r) Taylor Ware, Josh
Miller, Micah Pherson, Brandon Mahoney, Jimmy Cassidy, Uchenna Nwosu, Andrew Dockrell, Luke
Mummert, Dean Harper, Ryan Liedle, Jay Gibson. Not Pictured: Ashley Leonard, David Bushey

I'll put it on a dime. Senior
Wesley Moulton delivers a
great cross. Wesley spent
time working last summer to
prepare for the season.

Get off me! Sam McLaurin
dribbles cautiously as he
prepares to pass to a team-
mate. Patience is a very im-
portant asset.

Heads held high... The
team walks proudly off the
field with their second title.
Teamwork was key to their
success this year.

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Pass. Senior Amara Nwosu
carefully knocks the ball to
a fellow teammate. Passing
helps to maneuver the ball
through the other teams.

Get Open. Eighth grader
Lindsey Chatsfield prepares to
deliver the ball to a teammate.
The girls showed great
patience during the season.

You cant catch me! Junior
Vivi Brown pushes the ball
past her defender. Vivis speed
and athleticism was a great
asset to the team this year.

Sports

Shoot! Sophomore Katherine
Snow tries to take a shot through a
group of her defenders. The team
was young and will have a lot of
talent coming back for next year.

Heads Up. Eighth grader Katie
OBrien closes her eyes and
prays she hits the ball. The
girls were willing to sacrifice
their bodies if they had to.

You Take it. Eighth graders Kendm
Thurmond and Maggie OBrien try
to decide who will take the ball. The |
group of 8th graders who stepped in
this year did a great job for the team,

MDS Varsity Girls
Soccer 2003-2004

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Back Row (I-r): Coach Vince Dattilo, David Bushey, Leslie Jerkins, Meghan Slonaker, Adrienne
Garafalo, Cassie Overmam, Katherine Snow, Vivi Brown, Cassandra Coronel, Kendra Thurmond,
Katie Garafalo, Lindsey Chatfield, Maggie OBrien, Olivia Bushey, Coach David Taylor. Front Row
(l-r): Kasey Coley, Katie OBrien, Mary Jerguson, Candice Dupree, Anna Kate Kallay, Amanda
Ritter, Rainey Pearson, Amara Nwosu, Jennifer Lidstone, Kaitlyn Thomas, Caroline Cook.

Well miss you Candice. Senior
Candice Dupree walks through
a tunnel of her teammates on
Senior Night. All of the senior
girls will be greatly missed.

I hope somebody gets there. We scored! Vivi Brown and 4 ~ Eye on the goal. Senior Anna
Senior Anna Kate Kallay drives Katherine Snow celebrate Kate Kallay takes the ball and
a ball across the field. The girls after the Cavs scored another heads towards the goal. The

played well together which was goal. The girls showed great team fought hard and had a

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heads towards the goal,
The leadership of the
older players led them to
the championship.

Bring It! Charlie Cassidy
dribbles past two defenders.
Confidence to take players on
helped the boys win their
second straight championship.

You cant guard me!
Andrew Intaphan takes the
ball and moves past his
defender. His moves left
opponents defenseless.

Getting it started.
Nathan Bier starts the
attack for the Cavaliers.
Passing was a key ele-
ment of the MdS attack.

2003-2004
B-team Boys
Soccer

Ist place in
GLS.A
B-team

Tournament

Top Row: (1-r) Kyle Liedle, Brayden Ware, Cruz Salinas, Luke Graycheck, Matthew Moulton,
State Champs! Zack Stoup, Jake Demarest, Nathan Bier, Charlie Cassidy, Andrew Intaphan, Bottom Row: (I-

r) Christian Goulding, lan Owoho, Jonathan Miller, Andrew Suarez, Taylor Intaphan, John Kot,

Patrick Bartlett, David Garafalo, Daniel Cassidy, Scotty Adams, John Staggs

Look at my skills! Catherine

Conforti goes to make her move as
she heads down the field. The
aggressiveness of the team was a big
reason they had such a great season.

You cant catch me. Julia Conforti
moves towards the goal as her
defender tries to catch up with her.
The younger girls proved to be a
great help to the team this year.

Ouch! Erin Lewis gets tackled

as she pushes the ball past the

defender. The girls showed Thats my ball. Malia Mack is

their toughness in each and determined to steal the ball from

every game this year. her opponents. The girls had a
great year and showed the potential
they have for years to come

2003-2004
B-team Girls
Soccer

3rd place in the
GLS.A
B-team

state tournament

Back Row (l-r): Coach Vince Dattilo, Erin Lewis, Catherine
Conforti, Cassie Taylor, Kasey Peyatt, Mariama Holman, Kate
Perofsky, Kathleen Suhr, Coach David Taylor. Front Row (l-r):
Angie Forero, Meredith Epps, Julia Conforti, Caitlin Giles,
Malia Mack, Katie King, Heather Dale, Savannah Kay.

Time out! The offensive line
while Coach
Slocum explains the next play.
The short breaks between plays

gets some water

gave players a chance to rest.

Heading to victory... The
players head on to the field
for another successful game.
Game
ored throughout the season.

traditions were hon-

Sports

Dont drop it! Brandon
Harris reaches up for a pass
from the quarterback. Pass-
ing was an important part
of the teams offense.

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Go get em! Coach Freeman
gives the players a pep talk
before a big game. The en-
thusiasm of the coaches was
a great help to the team.

Run, Blake,
Blake Mears outruns his Op-

run! Senior;
ponents easily. Senior lead.
ership was one factor in keep
ing up the teams morale

A wall of encouragment.,,,
The underclassmen cheer
on the starting defense.
Strong support was a must
for the football team.

Westfield

RMA

ELA

Southland 20
Sherwood* 19
John Mill.
CFCA
Tattnall**
Stratford**
FPD**

State Playoffs

Pinewood 54
Westfield 14

*Homecoming
**Region games

0 cell phones allowed! Coach
Mac gives A.J. Schilcoski
seconds before hanging up the
phone. Nothing was as impor-
tant to football as Coach Mac.

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Coach Bryan Kemp

Perez. P. Heenan, A.J
Todd Freeman, Coach Gerdine
Henderson, T. Peyatt, J

Top Row (l-r): Coach
Warell, P. Slonaker, f
Kiefer, Coach Johny Mac
Second Row (l-r): M. Alston, G
Cunard. B. Jones, D. Harrison, Z. Zanghi, J. Watruba, K
Thomas. B. Hinson, S. Esser, B. Cunard, B. Mears, B. Harris,
Mitchell. T. Upchurch, K. Manley, A. Borroso, K. Kiefer
Reese, T Walsh, K Bunn, E. Hardison,

Purvis, J Hardison, C

The kick is good! Joseph
Kiefer practices his punt
on theline. The football
team was blessed with tal-
ented kickers this season.

Jim
Schilcoski, J

Plikenton,
Williams,

Bottom Row

Robert Slocum, P

Bundrage, C. Henderson, J
Water Boy Michael Slonaker
Ogilvie, Q. Bishop, J

Third Row (l-r): M
Newmans, M. Conforti, A. Smith, I
(l-r): N. Masters, E. Oetter, S
Monroe

Massey. Coach

Dawson

I Westfall

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Take it to em! The team
dogpiles in an attempt to stop

the opponents drive. The de-
fense was always a determin-

ing factor of the game.

Go for glory! Eric Oetter
rushes defending
players for a touchdown.
Hard work during practice
paid off during the games.

past

Varsity Football

Watch me fly! Gordon Thomas
jumps high into the air with a
defender close by to catch the
football. Gordons ability to make
plays helped the team alot

Give me a block! A football
player tries to make a break
through the other teams line.
Teamwork like this was a must-
have on this team.

Headed for the goal line!
Cameron Claxton sets up his
defender before he makes
his move. Cameron made
some great runs this year.

The man who gets it all started.
Coach Robert Slocum poses for a
picture while taking a break from
his busy schedule. He is always

at work for the football program.

Scoreboard

Windsor W

Stratford L

Tattnall Back Row (I-r): Coach Michael Slonaker, Dane Phillips, Mikey Upchurch,, Phillip Harvey, Tyler Wade, Matthew
Scroggins, Gordon Thomas, Cameron Claxton, Bob Corty, Coach Bryan Kemp. Second Row (I-r): Keenan Malone.

FPD W Ronnie Kelsey, Willis Kallay, Joel Hyder, Chris Barroso, Tripp Seda, Trey Smith, Coach Fred Howe, Third Row (I-
r): Brian Gillespie, Justin Messex, Carson Singletary, Sean Cunnard, Luke Scarborough, Brian Johnson, Will

Odom, Jonathan Eason, Matthew Thompson, Chris Conner, Front Row (l-r): | Archie Swain, Taylor Morehouse,
Ross McCallie, Adam Purvis. Mitchell Midkiff, Bobby Upchurch, Ryan Ussery, Brett Rogers, Jake Morris.
000 E.

Fall B-Team Top Row (l-r):Kristie Herrick, Katie Winter B-Team Top Row (l-r): Laura Cook, Jessica Lee,
Moorhouse, Rachel Masters, Katherine Limer, Laura Katie Heenan, Maggie Shackleford, Mallory Heath,
Cook, Second Row (l-r): Victoria Worthy, Ellie Lovein, Middle Row (l-r): Katherine Limer, Martha Montgomery,
Martha Montgomery, Jessica Lee, Maggie Shackelford, Katie Moorhouse Bottom Row (l-r): Kristie Herrick,
Botom Row (l-r): Carly McCallie, Amanda Dempsey Carly McCallie, Amanda Dempsey, Victoria Worthy

Fall C-Team Top Row(l-r): Meaghan Hanson, Winter C-Team Top Row/(l-r): Meaghan
Ashley Fowler, Christine Montgomery, Cocoa Hanson, Ashley Fowler, Christine Montgom-
Esser, Middle Row: (l-r) Ann Glasco, Katie ery, Cocoa Esser, Middle Row: (l-r) Ann
Simpson,Kara Thompson, Bottom Row: (l-r) Glasco, Katie Simpson,Kara Thompson, Bot-
Annie Simpson,Olivia Bentley tom Row: (l-r) Annie Simpson,Olivia Bentley

Sports

Look at those girls! The fal)
cheerleading squad takes a
break to smile for the camera
Their smiles often brought
about a positive atmosphere

Take Charge! Laura
Stembridge shows key
leadership skills as she
directs the cheerleading
squad.

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Varsity Cheerleading

Top Row(| to r): Christine Lopapa, Kibby Pearce, Amanda Perofsky, Mary Montgomery, Jennifer
Lidstone, Jamie Powers, Chloe Spicer Middle Row(I to r): Danielle Grinstead, Candice Dupree,
Courtney Crosby, Mallory Jones, Caroline Freliche, Leslie Jerkins

Bottom Row(I to r): Laura Stembridge, Shannon Heenan

Time Flies...Laura
Stembridge, Danielle
Grinstead, and Candice

Dupree have put forth years of

dedication and hard work to
their squad. These senior
cheerleaders will miss
cheering for their team after
they are graduated.

Three of a kind...Junior cheer-
leaders Jamie Powers, Christine
Lopapa, and Mary Montgomery
pose for the camera. Girls often
found time to bond.

Football Fanatics...Chloe Spicer
and Shannon Heenan sport our
teams football jerseys for a pep
rally to show their spirit. Girls
often show their support and
loyalty to the athletic teams by
doing fun stuff.

Varsity Cheerleading

Push it to the limit! Senioy
Simon Radomski races towards
the finsh line. A good time was
what the runners hoped to end
with.

Lil Engine that could...
Ryland Rumph pushes himself
to finish the race. His hard
work was rewarded with a

good season.

Neck and neck... Daniel Bernal
strives to blow by his opponent.
Taking a break... Anna Bernal The runners good attitudes
waits for her event to begin. proved to be an asset to the
These breaks were needed in team.
between competitions to
replenish energy.

Top Row(I-r) Coach Walls, Joanna Akin, Gina Tamboli, Katherine Snow, Ryland Rumph,
Simon Radomski, Brian Bernal, Matthew Lewis Second Row(I-r) Meaghan Slonaker,
Marilyn Sawyer, Erica Deeb, Natalee Cooper, Amie Green Bottom Row(I-r) Clare Stiff,
Vivi Brown, Anna Bernal, Amara Nwosu

Cross Country

What a pitch!Lacey Foster
hopes for a strike as she pitches
the ball. Getting opposing
players out was one satisfying

aspect of the game.

Three strikes youre out!!! Brittany

Hinson makes a great play as she
throws the ball to her team mate.
Team cooperation was important to
the teams success.

Top Row(I-r) Coach Donovan Yarnall, Julia Conforti, Taylor Knott, Megan Harned,
Coach Anglea, Kealeigh Heath, Kim Roberts, Coach Chester Pierce Bottom Row(I-r)
Brittany Hinson, Page Brooks, Becky Manley, Alex Heath, Jessica Carr

Watch it fly! Kim Roberts
looks on in amazement at the
ball she just hit. Strong batters
were vital to the teams
offense.

Here it comes...Michal Evans
pitches the ball to the other
team. A strong first pitch was
a good way to begin the
game.

B-Team Softball

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Out!! Lacy Foster saves her team by getting a girl Take me out to the ballpark, take me

out as she tries to slide home. The team started off out to the game, buy me some pea-
slow but ended as a winning team. nuts and cracker jacks... Lexi Stokes

prepares to hit the ball. She had a great
season at the plate.

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Getting Started... Kaitlyn
Westfall warms up before
another game. The team
was very well prepared to
face the opposition.

If they dont win its a
shame...Lacey Foster comes out
of her motion to deliver a good
pitch. The team had a good
pitching rotation.

Stee

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I dont care if I ever come back, so
its root, root, root for the home team.
Kristen Anglea takes some infield
before the inning starts. Warming up
before the game starts is a necessity.

So its 1, 2, 3 strikes youre out at the old ball

game!!!Hayley Durr holds back on a bad pitch.

Starting as lead off batter, she had to keep her eye

on the ball. . 2

Varsity Softball

Give me that ball! Justin
Young fights for the ball
during a game. The team
was known for never giving
up on a play.

Thats in. Senior Andrew
Durr knows his shot is in as
soon as he lets it go. He
gained much confidence in his
shot as the year went along.

Sports

Bottom. Sophmore Josh
Miller knocks down a three
during a key game. The
sophomores helped the team
out a great deal this year.

Good one. Seniors Kenny Epps and
Enk Hardison laugh as Andrew
Durr tells them a joke. The guys
knew when they could joke and
when they had to get serious.

Give it up. Senior Erik
Hardison calls for the ball
after he beat his defender.
The teams unselfishness

helped to their great success,

You got sauced! The SWAT
team goes wild as Brandon
Mahoney leads them in a
chant. They were as involved
in the game as the team was,

2003-2004 Varsity Boys
Basketball

Riverside 67

Westfield 51

Deerfield

North Cobb

Deerfield

Westwood

Brentwood

GWA

ACS

Windsor

CFCA

ELCA

Stratford

Tattnall

Sherwood

FPD

Windsor

WSA

Stratford 51

Region Tournament

Stratford 50
FPD 51

State Tournament
WSA 48
Dominion 43

Squad up! Yea. The guys get
pumped up before they go out
to win another game. They had
many pre-game rituals to
prepare themselves.

Back Row (I-r): Coach Travis Dotterer, David Bushey, Kurt Hardison, Erik Hardison, Tommy Hurley, Carl
Puckett, Patrick Slonaker, Kenny Epps, Manager Dawn Peterson, Coach Todd Freeman. Front Row (I-r):
Manager Lauren Melvin, Uchenna Nwosu, Justin Young, Andrew Durr, Brandon Monroe, Josh Miller, Laura

Stanford.

You cant hold him! Senior
Kenny Epps knocks down a
shot while being fouled by an
opposing player. He helped
the team alot in his final year.

Lets go boys! Charles
Hampton tries to pump the
boys up before another game.
The SWAT team was a
tremendous help to the team.

Too easy. Senior Carl Puckett
easily lays the ball in aganist
FPD. Carl caused many coaches
to have long nights trying to
figure out how to guard him.

Varsity Boys Basketball

Shoot it! Kara Williams
shoots a three-pointer from
the baseline. Kara was one of
the top three-point shooters
in the region this year.

This is my ball! Lindsey

Williams fights FPDs Ashley
Griffin for the ball. Getting on
the floor and being aggressive

was key for winning games.

Sports

Take it to the hoop!
Junior Cari Quillian takes
on CFCAs B.J. Harville.
The girls inside game
was crucial this year.

You cant handle me!
Senior Joanna Akin makes
her move past FPDs Megan
DelaRosa. The team relied
on Joannas post strength.

In Your Face! Senior Sara
Spinetto takes on CFCAs BJ
Harville to try to score a
layup. Each players technique
was unique but effective

Lets go Cavaliers! Coach
Jim Massey gives the team a
pep talk during a time-out,
rhese vibrant discussions

kept the team morale high.

Team
Deerfield
FPD
Westfield
N. Cobb
Westwood
Brentwood
George Walton
Aug. Christ.
Windsor
CFCA
ELCA
Stratford
Tattnall
Sherwood
Windsor
Westminster
CFCA
Stratford
Tattnall
FPD

Region Tournament
Tattnall 45

Mad skills! Gina Tamboli
drives into the lane to get off a
jump shot. Her ball handling
skills and quickness were
important to the team.

Top Row: (l-r) Manager Adam Fyke, Coach Mia Washington, Katie Bealle, Sara
Spinetto, Cari Quillian, Joanna Akin, Caroline Cook, Coach Pete Ranson, Video
David Bushey, Coach Jim Massey Bottom Row: (l-r) Manager Katie Massey, Natalee
Cooper, Nina Amporful, Kaitlin Westfall, Jideka Nwosu, Lexi Stokes, Kara Will-
iams, Meaghan Slonaker, Gina Tamboli, Lindsey Williams, Manager Nana Amporful

Get tough! Senior Meaghan
Slonaker works hard on defense.
Meaghans defensive quickness
shut down many opponents key
players this season.

Be aggressive! Junior Cari
Quillian fights for possesion
of the ball. Passion for the
game was one of the teams
high points this year.

Defense! Coach Jim Massey
instructs the girls into a
defense. The intensity of the
teams defense kept them in
several games this season.

Too Easy. Patrick Slonaker
easily knocks down a short
jumpshot for the Cavs. The
sophomores provided much
needed leadership this year.

Good Job! Coach Freeman
congragulates the team after
another victory. His words of
encouragement helped the guys
tremendously this year,

Cleaning the boards. Justin

Andrews shows off his
Ahhh! Brandon Jolley athleticism while pulling down
yells as he goes fora layup _a rebound. Hard plays help the
over an opposing player. team to a successful season.

B.J was an intimidating
force for the team.

2003-04 B-team
Basketball
12-6

Riverside

Westfield

Riverside

Deerfield

Windsor

Central Fellowship

Stratford

Tattnall

Eagles Landing

Sherwood

North Cobb

FPD

Westminister

Windsor

Central Fellowship F :

Stratford ; Back Row (\-r): Manager Delaine Sanders. Manager Cassidy

Tattnall Flowers, Michael Conforti., Keith Manley, Robert Halsey,

FPD ; Matthew Barlow, Connor Bunn. Jonathan Wyche, Coach
Todd Freeman. Front Row (l-r): Javon Brady, Darren
Troutman, Brad Hinson, Justin Andrews, Kevin Sheehan.

Outta my way big girl!
Jideka Nwosu faces her
defender, trying to score.
\ fearless attitude kept up
the teams confidence.

Going to the hole. Lexi
Stokes takes the ball to
the basket. She showed
confidence and leadership
for the team this year.

Get Open! Kaitlyn Westfall

looks for help while being

pressured by a defender. Her You cant block me! Katie

point guard position was the Davis goes up for a shot

most difficult on the court. over two defenders. The
players were very tough
and showed it this season.

2003-2004 B-team
Girls Basketball

Westfield
Deerfield
Windsor
Central Fellowship
Stratford
Tattnall
FPD
ELCA
Sherwood
North Cobb
WSA
Windsor
Cental Fellowship
Stratford
Back Row (\-r): Manager Richard Klingelhofer Nina Tattnall
Amproful, Erin Milanek Leigh Ann Shy, Amber Milanek Katie FPD

Davis, Natalee Cooper, Amie Green, Coach Mia Washington.

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Front Row (l-r): Catherine Conforti, Kaitlin Westfall, Jideka
Nwosu, Nana Amproful, Lexi Stokes, Megan Harned.

Get open. Will Odom looks for
an open teammate to whom to

get the ball . The unselfishness
of the players was key to having

the great season they did.

7th grade boys: Back Row (l-r): Taylor Moorhouse, Joseph
Barraso, Jake Morris, Whit Young, Will Odom, Michael Gomez,
Jonathan Matheney, Coach Brian Kemp Front Row (l-r): Daniel
Cassidy, Eric Watkins, Sam Rumph, Ross McCallie, Gray
McAfee, Matt Anderson. Not pictured: Paolo Cavaliere.

Take it to the hoop. Paolo
Cavaliere decides what to do as
his defender applies pressure.
Making good decisions is an
important part of the game.

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8th grade boys: Back Row (l-r): Davie Fowlkes. Philip
Harvey, Gordon Thomas, Matthew Scroggins, wiley McDaniel
Jonathan Miller, Coach Tam Smith. Front Row (l-r): Luke
Scarborough, Conner Suttles, Scott Adams, Archie Swain,
Adam Purvis, Ronnie Kelsey, Keenan Malone, Ryan Ussery.

Score two more. Maggie

OBrien drjves to the hole
between two defenders. Her
confidence helped the team out a

great deal as the year proceeded.

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down a rebound from the
other team. The height
and expierence was a big
part of the girls success.

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OBrien, Ali Crownover, Maria Phelps, Tori Akin, Katie
OBrien. Coach Robert Slocum. Front Row (l-r): Michal Evans,
Britany Hinson, Malia Mack, Cassie Taylor, Kaitlyn Thomas,
Casey Ingram, Lindsay Chatfield. Not pictured Rachel Masters.

Count It. Maria Phelps knocks
down a shot while getting
fouled. The team worked hard
and never gave up on their way
toa 7-2 record.

1.2.3.Win! Coach Slocum
gives the girls a pep talk on
their way to another win.
Coach gave them great
encouragement all year.

8th Grade Boys
Basketball
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7th Grade Boys
Basketball
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C-team Girls

Basketball
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Basketball

Setting the pace...Eric Roberts is seen
receiving his first place award while
also setting the state record in his indi-
vidual event. Practice was something
that all the swimmers saw pay off.

Show your colors...Corinne
Booth shows off her school
spirit before the state meet. The
team was always trying to find
Ways to support their team-
mates.

Just hanging out....A hand-
ful of members get together
before the big state meet.
There are always times to be
serious and times to have fun.

Congratulations! Tony Chen
receives one of his first place
medals. There were many MDS
students seen on the podium
before the day was up.

And the winners are... The two
teams wait patiently to be awarded
their trophies. This has become a
tradition for the MDS teams with

their consecutive wins.

Senior leadership...Eric Roberts,
Bethany Dadisman, Katie Wright, and
Adam Romine pose for a picture. The
seniors enthusiasm toward the sport
helped encourage others to do theirbest.

Look Mom!! Eric Roberts,
Jimmy Cassidy, and Adam
Romine pose for a quick
picture. There was always
time for fun on the team.

Top Row (7) Evan Stanfield, Brayden Ware, Katie Greer, Chase Selling, Mary Montgomery, Cara Martinez, Natalie Holder, Emily Walsh,
Adam Romine, Katie Wright, Natalie Dismuke, Jonathan Eason, Kaitlyn Stockslager, Janna Matson, Emily Heenan, Jeremy Radkins Second
Row (ly) Coech Dadisman, Lauren Gibson, Bryan Jones, Jimmy Cassidy, Alison Lizek, Lee Discher, Logan Emenck, Michael Hughes, Kristen
West, Kasey Price, Anneliese Edge. Front Row (7) Eric Roberts, Coach Rutenber, Brady Thomas, Christian Goulding, Bethany Dadisman, Vivi
Brown, Maria Patterson, Connne Booth, Janika Braswell, Stephanie Stout, Jessica Koplin, and Christe Menwether.

Take a breath... Jimmy Cassidy
gasps for a breath during his
breaststroke event. The team
always gave it their best all the
way down to their last breath.

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Go, Go!! Adam Romine flys
down the pool during one of his
events. The members of the team
always showed their best efforts.

Zoning out... Bethany Dadisman
takes a break between races to
calm down and focus on her next
event. Concentration was a main
point of the sport.

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Hoop De Hoop... Senior Ben Bollinger puts a beating on the
FPD Vikings during the state playoffs this year. Ben went
on to place 2nd. Way to Go Cavs!

I must be Butter cause Im on a Roll... Senior Courtney Crosby
fires back after a quick serve from her fellow team mate. Practice
was a valuable part which led to the Cavs success.

waded varany ( a r) Coach Patty Kallay, Kara Williams, Laney Boys Varsity (I-r) Coach Patty Kallay, Ben Bollinger, Kenneth
Bateman, Christine Relton, Lacey Young, Courtney Crosby, Suchower, Bobby Arena, Melvin Smith, Joseph Keifer,
Lauren Allen, Chloe Spicer, Caty Stallings, Laura Stembridge, 7

Kelly Kief Nathaniel Silva, Coach Travis Dotter, John Giles, Norman Gonzales,
, ft Jim Flarnes, Kurt Smith, John Eathen.
Tennis

Putt Putt...Sam McLaurin
prepares to putt for birdie. Fine
attention to detail resulted in
many great wins for the Mount
deSales golf team.

Chirp Chirp...Patrick
Hanson chips for eagle. The
efforts of all the players re-
sulted in consistently good
performances.

(l-r) Coach Randy Davis, Thomas Davis, Luke Graycheck, Anthony Rosa, Jay
Gibson, Kevin Sheehan, Ryland Rumph, Sam McLaurin, Patrick Hanson, Colby

Story

Hop To It!!! Loungin Around... Stick It To Um!!!
William Rather does the long jump Nelson Quintanilla and Josh Rowland Pole vaulter Matt Scroggins eagerly
during a meet against Tattnall, FPD, and goof off while waiting for their next awaits for the ref to blow the whistle
Stratford. It looks like William had a lot event. The team had a good time in so he can go. The team also had two

of practise. between and during the meets. State qualifiers: Chase Henderson

and Matt Scroggins

Getting Physical!!!
Blake Mears stretches his arm and leg muscles before his event.
Stretching was very important so as not to pull a muscle.

Day Dreaming...
Jeremy Watruba looks on as he takes a break
from the heat and cheers his team mates on. The
track team had a large number of runners
qualify for the state track meet.

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Putting The Shot...
The track member performs in the shot put event. It took a lot of upper body

strength to do this.

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Time Is Precious!!!
Anna Bernal uses her free time
to rest after a hard event.

Anna was also a part of

the cross country team.

Brotherly Love!!!
Blake Mears congratulates Eric Otterer
on his way to take a seat after complet-
ing his run. The track team had a good
time at the meets and enjoyed helping
each other get through the mental
toughness of running.

Ready, Set, Match!!
Willis Kallay uses the tech
niques he learned at practice.
Willis Kallay perfected many of

these techniques

It Takes Two To Tango!!
Blake Mears wrestles with a
student from Southland. Blake
set many MDS school records.

Win the Match! !!
Chase Henderson gets ready to
He's Pinned... make a move on his opponent.
Micah Miller puts his opponent The wrestling team put 110%
in a headlock. Micah was an in everything they did.
accomplished wrestler from the
junior class.

Go Team Go!!!
Zack Zanghi cheers on a
teammate during a match. It
was uplifting to receive such
encouragement.

Top Left: Brandon Harris, Tyler Wade, Matthew Moulton, Mikey Upchurch, Chris Barrosso
Coach Howe, Matt Wade, Blake Mears, Zach Zanghi, Mikey Sypho, Micah Miller

Manager Erica Zanghi, Jason Cunard, Chase Henderson, Jack Thomas, Coach Boland
Gadsden Henderson, Clinton Johnson, Jonathon Johnson, Dane Phillips, Joel Hyder

Not Pictured: Willis Kallay, Frank Perez

Fast As Lightening!!!
Sam Reese throws the ball to
another player. These boys

were always quick on the

We're # I!!!!
The B Team huddles together
before their game. It wasnt
hard to get these guys rowdy!!!

Keep Your Eye On The Ball!

This MDS athlete shows the

pitcher whos boss. We were Smooth Criminal!!!

excited to see all those This MDS athlete makes a run

homeruns! for it and steals a base. The
other team just wasnt as
quick!!

Run Like The Wind!!!
An MDS baseball player
finishes the diamond by
running to home plate. We
enjoyed all the excitement!!

A Hard Days Work!!!

Coach Chester Pierce directs a few players running bases.
Because of him, the MDS B and C team baseball was truly
amazing!!! Mr. Pierce also doubles as the school punisher. How
does he do it all? A long day of yelling at students and handing
out detentions and then an afternoon of coaching baseball...its

absolutely unbelievable!! What a bold and heroic leader we have

at MDS!!!

Wrestling/Bageball

What are you looking at? Sen
Carl Puckett takes a break fron
the game to pose for a picture,
The players tried to have fun
when the time was right.

Hes Safe! Senior Carl
Puckett slides safely back in
first base. The seniors show
great leadership through the
hard work they displayed.

Are you serious? Coach Kemp
questions a strike call made by the
umpire. The coaches made sure
the umps didnt make too many
bad calls without hearing about it.

All smiles! Coach Yarnall is
happy with the way the team
is playing. The coaches gave
the players encouragement
throughout the season.

Mds Baseball

2003-2004

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Westfield

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Windsor

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FPD

Stratford

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Southland

Windsor

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Bringin the heat. Senior Eric Home Run! Junior Luke ACS 6
Roberts delivers a pitch to the Mummert drives a ball over the ACS 10
opposing team. Eric was one center field fence. The team si *
of the premier pitchers in the worked hard in the off-season to
GISA this season. get their strength up for the season.

Ready to Run. Senior Andrew
Durr contemplates whether to
steal second base. Players
took their chances when a run
was needed.

Back Row (l-r): Coach Chester Pierce,
Mahoney, Eric Roberts, Carl Puckett, Travis, Coach Bryan Kemp. Middle Row
(I-r): Nathan Masters, Mat Wade, Andrew Durr, Luke Mummert, Sam Reese,
Matt Barlow. Front Row (l-r): Manager Emily Walsh, Johnny Walsh, Brian
Jones, Jesse Pilkenton, Patrick Faircloth, Micah Pherson, Manager Alison Lizek.

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Double Play! Senior Nathan
Masters throws a runner out
at first base. The teams
defense was outstanding
throughout the season.

Focused. Senior Eric Roberts
patiently waits for his next
opportunity to get back on the
field. The love for the game helped
drive the team to the playoffs.

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Too Easy. Junior Brandon
Mahoney easily trots across
home plate. Brandon put in a
lot of hard work this year to
make himself a better player.

In Loving Memory Of
Zachary Richard Bozman

February 5, 1987
August 25, 2001

Cheeseheads! Zach was a
huge lover of cheese as well as
having fun. He always had a
smile on his face and some-
thing funny to say. Zach was

always at peace with everyone,

and we miss him very much.

Peace, man! Zach liked dressing
up for Halloween. Without
modern medical advances, we
might not have been able to
enjoy Zachs presence or learn

the lessons he taught us.

Off To The Races...

Gaining on his competition,
senior David Bushey demol-

ishes the hotdogs

Glory! Glory!...
Stuart Ogilvie reigns above all,

holding the record of eating 13

hotdogs in 3 minutes.

Cant eat just one...
Joshua Schaveland takes a sip
of water before he goes on to

increase his numbers.

The Results Are In...

Mr. Midkiff announces the hot
dog eating champions of the
2003-2004 contest

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Congratulations, William!

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We're proud of you.
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Another wonderful blessing to our family - a
girl after four boys - You are the princess in
our family; you are our heart. We all love
you for the special person you are and the
unique way you have touched our lives. God
bless you now and in the future, and may
you always remain true to the young woman
God has destined you to be. Love always,
Dad, Mom, Gene, Tonia, Rick, Eric, Jason,
and Matthew

CONGRATULATIONS MATT AND THE CLASS OF 2004!
We are so proud of youl

The greatest thing in the world

is not so much where you are but

in what direction you are going.
-Oliver Wendell Holmes

Matt, you have a truly wonderful
spirit and it will take you in many
directions; follow it and follow
your heart.

We love you!
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Thoughty for Life

Dow't ever forget hat yow are unique,
Be your best self
and not an imitatlor of someone ese
Find your strengths
and use them iw aw positive way
Dow't listen to those
Who ridicule the choicey you make
Travel the road yow have chosen
And dow look back with reqre
You will learn something valuable
Frowy every trip you take,
So dowt be afraid to make mistakes
Tell yourseYf that you're okay
Just the way you are
Make friendy who respect your true self
Take the time to be alone, too
So you carv know just how terrifu
Your own compary can be
Please dowt ever forget that you are special

And very much loved

We love yow,
Mom, Mamamo, Kinvand Kaitlyn

We ave Proud of You!

Sistery share secrety
And always have clothey to borrow
Sisters always remember when
And laugh at just the right time
Sistery tell you like it iv and love you
No matter what
Sistery are forever friends-like us

We Love you Mandy,
Kipmand Kait

Adam,
We're so proud of you

Love,
Mom, John & Hays

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KARA- YOU HAVE ALWAYS MADE ALL OF US PROUD,
BOTH IN ACADEMICS AND SPORTS. YOU ALWAYS
GAVE 100%, FOLLOW YOUR HEART, AND BE KIND TO
OTHERS.
LOVE,
MOM, DAD, SHAUNA, JAMES,
NAN, POPS, MAMA

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From innocent infant to the doorstep of maturity.
Praise God for the gift of this child, now a young
man.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Flint

Proverbs 3:27
Do not withhold good from those who deserve it,
when it is in your power to act.

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We're so proud of you!

Dad, Mom, Justin, Kyle, Nan & Pop

Defend, O Lord, this thy
child with thy heavenly
grace.... (BCP)

Chase, you have always
made us proud. You are a
fine young man.

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Chase

Congratulations Mills!
Class of 2004
We're so proud of you!
Love,
Mom and Dad

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Proverbs 16:3
Commit your work to the Lord
and then your plans will succeed.

We are very proud of you and all
of your accomplishments.

Congratulations!
Mom, Dad, and Jana

Ryan Kaitlin Evans

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As they bid the sea good-bye,
Then swam into the heavens;
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Who tell them where they are.

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Congratulations O Ryan
Good Luck with everything
Love,
Dad and Mom

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We love you, Winslow! Mom, Dad, Ryland, and Virginia!

RAINEY

You have beena blessing every minute of every day!
We are so proud of all that you have accomplished.

We love you,
Mom, Dad

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May God eontinug to wateh over you as you eontinug your

journey through life.

love, Mom, Dad, Hollyg, Stephanig, and Family.

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Jessica Ann Nystrom, your entire family is
very proud of you. In 2002, a car accident
took you to a very dark place. Through God's
grace, and many peoples prayers, you were
able to make it back to us. We all believe
God has a very special purpose for your
future. We all have faith that you will fulfill it.

We all love you very much! Fly with confi-
dence. Sparrow of Rainbows!

All our love,
Daddy, Mama, All your Grandparents,
Uncle John, Aunt Ashley, and Maiah

The minute you
begin to do what
you really want to
do, its really a dif-
ferent kind of life.
Buckminster Fuller

We love you, Mama,
Daddy and Natalie

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Congratulations on an
outstanding high school
career at Mt. DeSales. We

are extremely proud of all
you have accomplished.

Love,
Mom, Dad, and Asbury IIT

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great joy. Follow the dreams of your heart. We Love you!
Dad, Mom, Ashley & Polly

Daniel,
You have filled our lives with such wonderful joy.
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Love,
Mom, Dad, and Catherine
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Be very
careful then how you
live- not as unwise
but as wise making
the most of every
opportunity...

Ephesians 5:15-16

We are so proud of you

Love,
Mom, Dad, Julia, and Christina

Sammy
Work Hard, Do well"
We love youll!
Love,
Mom, Dad, John, Tyler, and Hoogie

AMARA
You are the best!
We will hold on to
you!
Love Mom and Dad

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Where are you going
my little one, little one?
Where are you going
my baby, my own?
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Wishing you the best in your future
I am so proud of you! endeavors. Believe in yourself because
All my love-Mom you are our best!
We love you very much.
Mama, Pops (Scott), Myredith, Jan,
Nanay, and Mama Lou.

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Danielle,
We watched you go from a
beautiful baby to a beautiful
young young lady. We are truly
blessed to

have you as a daughter. May all of

your dreams come true.
Love,

Mom and Dad

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Erik, The word that best describes what
you have contributed to our lives is
happiness! You were the funniest of
toddlers filling our days with never ending
hugs and happiness. As you have grown
and matured those smiles have grown
bigger and the happiness has turned to pure
joy! E, you are such a strong athlete,
student, and leader; but your greatest
strength is your charactor. You have shown
kindness to those many choose to ignore,
you have stood steady in your beliefs while
others may have waivered and you have
loved your family in a way that would
warm the coldest of hearts. You have
represented yourself, your school, your
community, your family, and your God in
an honorable way and we are so proud of

you. You have accomplished much, but
there is so much more ahead of you.
Continue to enjoy life in the way you
always have with God as your guide, a

smile on your face, and a heart filled with
love!

THE WORLD AWAITS YOU - THE
WORLD NEEDS YOU - AND WE
LOVE YOU

Mom, Dad, Hamilton 02, Kurt & Liza

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Love Dad, Mom, Courtney & the

Eric Roberts

Congratulations, Eric! We have been
_blessed to have you in our lives. Good
luck in the future. We are proud of you!

We Love You,
Mom, Dad & Laura

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1 can do al things through C Christ w whe no gives me strength. Phil. 4:13

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Christian?

We are so proud of you

and all you Rave accon-
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love.

Mom. Dad. & Emily

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CARL PUCKETT

We are very proud of you

Mom, Dad, Jennifer

Congratulations Heather!

It seems like yesterday you were just a
little girl. You are so beautiful and will
always be our baby forever in our
hearts.

We love you!!

Mom, Dad, Kristie, Lindsey
XOXO

Congratulations Beth!

We are so very proud of you!
We love you,

Mom, Dad and Brian

Wesley Alan Moulton
Class of 2004

With every rising of the sun,
Think of your life as just begun.
-Aron

Set short term goals and you'll win
games. Set Long term goals and you'll
win championships.

-Aron

Congratulations, Wesley!
We love you and are very proud of you,

Love Mom, Dad, Matthew, Ashley
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God blessed you with a selfless spirit |
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We are so proud of who you are!
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Dad, Mom, Zack, and Jeff

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We are so proud of you

And we Jove you!
Mom, Dad, Kathryn,

JILIAN NICOLE A. BROSAS

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YOUNG WOMAN.

WE THANK GOD FOR YOU.

. YOU HAVE GIVEN US JOY.

WE ARE PROUD OF YOU
| AND WE WISH
YOU THE BEST.

THE FUTURE IS YOURS!
LOVE
DAD, MOM, AUNTIE, UNCLE
TRI, GRANDMA, EJ,
AND PATRICIA

Ginny and Joseph

A loyal friend is like a safe shelter;
find one, and you have found a
treasure.

Sirach 6:14

From your families, with all our love

Seniors together at Mount de
Sales -04

Fist day of Kindergarten at
Sacred Heart -91-92

Congratulations
Blair!
We Love You!!!
Love Mom, Dad,
and Brian

Tony- We are so proud of the wonderful person you

are. You have been a joy to us, and we are sure your

Journey will be full of joy, happiness, and success.
Love, Dad & Mom

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Mom and Dad love you and know that you
will be great at all God has for your life
We are confident that He Who began
1 good work in you will perfect it

until the day of Christ! (Phillippians 1:6)
We are proud to call you our daughter!

Much love and prayers,
Mom, Dad, and Erika

CONGRATULATIONS KATIE
ALL OUR LOVE
MOM. DAD, CARL, ADRIENNE AND DAVID

Congratulations Courtney!

We love you and are so proud of you!
Mom, Dad, Katy, and Lucy

Our Dearest Christine

We thank God for the precious baby He
gave us 17 years ago-a unique one of a

kind gift. Weve seen your growth each
year and marveled at Gods doing as He

fashions you into the lovely young lady

you are now. As He continues the process

of shaping and molding you, our earnest
prayer is that you will trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your understanding; in
all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path. Wishing you Gods best always.

We love you.
Mom, Dad, Carolyn, and Celina

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Fondals Good
Stress

of love.

As you all may have heard, the
three things that can stress a
person out the most are a new job,
moving into a new home, and a
new baby. Aaron was almost three
months old last Christmas, so we
had pretty much gotten over the
stress that a new baby brings. We
needed a new stress, so, we
decided to move into our new
home. | think we were actually
moving on Christmas Eve last year.
We have really enjoyed this last
year in our home. We are slowly
decorating and adding new pieces.
| do mean slowly. It took me until
March to clear out the garage of all
the things we had in storage. We
look forward to our family and
friends visiting whenever possible.

Maria and | have been keeping our sanity. The boys keep us busy, but | guess
they are keeping us from getting old to soon. Aaron smiles and gets anything he
wants, Trey demands everything he wants, and Stephen just wants all the
charged up phones in the house. Maria is still splitting her time between two
Offices. | am still spending most of my time with STARBASE and the rest with
Georgia Military College. in between, we have music lessons, PTA, and
business meetings. Somehow we manage to get rest and vacation in there. We
are attempting our bi-annual Christmas trip to Disney World. Boy, aren't we
brave. It has been a joy this year to see the boys grow. We wish everyone that
we share this newsletter with, peace, joy and happiness during the Christmas
Season and the coming New Year. We pray that the Lord bless and keep you
and your family in the safest of places, in the arms of Jesus Christ.

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a loved ones in those tragic events in

The stars that twinkled in Bethiehems sky
still shine for us above and the child that was
born in Bethlehems arms

is still Gods gift

A Day To Remember
September 11, 2001

September 11 will be a day that will
be etched in our memory forever.
The unseemly events, we know,
captured your attention as it did
Let us keep those that lost

our prayers this Holiday Season
We were fortunate not to have lost
any immediate family or friends.
But, we have all been affected by
these events. America is now a
different place for all of us. So let
Our prayers go up for all those men
and women who defend our
freedoms.

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VVe AVE SO PrOUd OF THE HOUND MAN YOU NAVE OECOME

We are all Olessed to have you tn our Life.

Success is not measured by

what a man accomplishes, but

by the opposition he has
encountered and the courage

with which he has maintained

the struggle against overwhelming
odds. Charles Lindbergh

The first step is to fill your life with

a positive faith that will keep you
through anything. The second is to
begin where you are. Norman V. Peale

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MaryBeth Kersey

The difference between the successful
person and the unsuccessful person is that
the unsuccessful person stops short of his
goals, while the successul person

surpasses his goals. Joseph P. Martins

I have one life and one chance to make it
count for something...Im free to choose
what that something is, and the something
Ive chosen is my faith. Now, my faith goes
beyond theology and religion and requires
considerable work and effort. My faith
demands-this is not optional-my faith
demands that I do whatever I can, wherever
I am, whenever I can, for as long as I can
with whatever I have to try to make a
difference. Jimmy Carter

Success is always temporary. When all is
said and done, the only thing that is
permanent is your character. Vince Gill

From a tiny infant, to a beautiful young woman...
We are so very proud of you and wish you the best of all things.

LOVE,
Mom, Dad, Becky, Matt & Mia

keep reaching

for the stars!

We love you,
Mom & Danny

Shannon,
We are all so proud of

you! Good luck next year.
Love,

Dad

Caroline
Watching you grow from
our little girl to the beautiful
young woman you are today
has filled our hearts with so
much joy. We know that your
future will be a bright one and
all your dreams are on their
way.
Congratulations!
Mom, Robbie and Carly

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