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Collection:: Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
Title:: The Phoenix 1993
Creator:: Southeast High School (Macon, Ga.)
Publisher:: Macon, Ga. : Southeast High School
Date of Original:: 1993
Subject:: Southeast High School (Macon, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
School yearbooks
High school students--Georgia--Macon--Social life and customs
Location:: United States, Georgia, Bibb County, Macon, 32.84069, -83.6324
Medium:: school yearbooks
Type:: Text
Description:: A 1993 Southeast High School yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
Metadata URL:: https://archive.org/details/southeast-high-school-1993
IIIF manifest:: https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/southeast-high-school-1993/manifest.json
Language:: eng
Holding Institution:: Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
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Student Life

The tH Look Around

HOMECOMING DAYS

Below: Ricky Young shows his Warrior pride.

Below Right: During Homecoming week, stu-
dents participated in Braves Day.

Far Bottom: Hyped Warriors are on their way to
the pep rally.

Bottom Right: Freshmen show they have lots of
school spirit!

HOMECOMING NIGHT

On a freezing night in November,
many people gathered at Porter Stadi-
um to watch the Southeast Warriors
take on the Warner Robins Demons.
Aside from cheering for the football
team, everyone was anxiously await-
ing the presentation of the Homecom-
ing Court. Halftime finally arrived and
after the band, the flag corps, and the
drill team succeeded in a beautiful
performance, the 1993 Homecoming
Court was announced.

Left: Cheerleaders prepare for Homecoming
night.

Miss Freshman Mr. Freshman Miss Sophomore Mr. Sophomore
Farrah Thomas Curtis McNeal Quadrelda Mathis Meltonio Robinson

Miss Junior Mr. Junior

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Tamara Robinson Sedrick Robinson TRG TERS EMCO ONE:

PROM: A WHOLE NEW WORLD

Memories
Tis here at last, this night of
nights
Sweet music, dancing, soft
dimmed lights.
So laugh, and sing all hearts
be gay,
Recall, remember, each past
school day.
Let us pause from our dancing,
remember the past,
Our share of memories, always
will last.
Lifes beckoning call, tomorrow
we'll meet,
But tonight we'll hear only soft
dancing feet.

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Could Harry and his date be laughing at the
couple behind them?

These are our memories .. .
Our High School years,
Our time we shared, our joys
and our fears.

This night together, will be our
last,

Farewell to you ...

The Senior Class.

Christy and Scott seem to be having a good
time.

Sherika and her date pose for a quick shot. Linda don't hurt your neck!

Top Dean seems to be having a good time
with his date, Tawny.

Middle Left Be careful Patrick and Dawn,
someone might be watching!

Bottom Left J.J. and Louis seem to not mind
to have their picture taken.

Top Right Everyone looked great as they
stopped for a picture.

Middle Arabian Nights under a treasure tent.

Bottom Right Everyone smile!

Everyone entered a Whole New World when
they came inside.

Middle Right Couples danced the night away
under the stars and balloons.

A Whole New World went off great.

Barbara Barton
Michael Smith

Carrie Brown
Adam White

Brandi Floyd
Danny Williams

Tara Howard
Suleman Hill

J.J. Jones
Louis Tanner

Toshiba Battle
Reginald Finney

Brandi Cranford
Jacob Patton

Jennifer Grimes
Todd Chapman

Tammy Hubbard
Mike Molton

Jennifer Maddox
Jason McCannon

Nancy Berrier
Ryan Davison

Angie Davis
Lance Rowland

Kwan Hamilton
Jetty Clowers

Danielle Hughes
David Jones

Mandy Matthews
Eric Thompson

Julie Black
Tom Bogle

Nicole Ezzell
Jimmy Ezzell

Shanna Miller
Rodney Holliday

Leigh Jacobs
Mike Cater

Melissa McCarty
Randy Layton

Victoria McNarry
Matt Ryals

Tonya Parker
Paul Baker

Malynda Rozier
Marcel Lundy

Kathryn Simpson
Richard Jacobs

Christie Warren
Billy Skinner

Tamlyn Moore

Gretchen Riedel
David Lowe

Melissa Sanders
Mike Miller

Anitra Thomas
Roosevelt Cole

Michelle Wilcox
Dave Norwood

Shelli Moulton
Tom Morris

Mandara Riggin
Ryan Johnson

Amy Scott
Jon Harrison

Kim Twilley
Brad Taylor

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Brandi Wilson
Rafael Vega

Lisa Newsome
Bobby Wylie

Carla Roberts

Michael Short

Christy Shaw
Harry Webb

Jennifer Wall
Randy Hartzog

Christy Yates
Scott Crosby

Becky Bray
Dakota Crosby

Amanda Sibley
John Adams

Seniors laugh and enjoy their last prom togeth-
er.

Jessica Dailey
Brad Barfeild

Middle SMILE!

SURPRISE!

India Glore

Donnie Sanford

LaTasha Nelson
Marcus Cuyler

Above The flowers and lamps set the theme
off perfectly.

This years prom was a great
success thanks to all the teachers
and students who helped out to
make everything fall into place. A
prom is supposed to be a night for
friends to get together and enjoy
each other and hopefully it was a
night the seniors will forever
remember.

ASSEMBLIES

Our assemblies were few in number
this year, but the message that was
talked about taught a great lesson.
Suicide, which has become a big
problem in society, was the topic. By
having speakers on this subject the
point was trying to be made that sui-
cide is not the only way out of prob-
lems that we may be faced with.

Left Denny Brinkman introduced the guest
speaker to the student body.

Right Jerry Johnston talked about his expe-
rience with teens and suicide.

Southeast has a reputation for al-
ways turning out winners in the
Cheery Blossom Pageant, and this
year was no exception. Out of ten la-
dies who participated, we came out
with two princesses. This was a great
experience, and these two will prove
that Southeast will always turn out
Cheery Blossom Royalty.

Left Victoria McNarry looked very happy
when she received her crown.

Right Neecee Matthews kneels as she re-
ceived her crown.

SPRING FLING

The weather was warm
and the breeze smelt of
fresh flowers. NOT! Our
Spring Fling was more like
the clouds were gray and
the breeze was full of chill.
It was not exactly a great
day, but it seemed every-
one had a great time partic-
ipating the activities that
had been planned.

Left Julie Evans sat
patiently as she got her
faced painted.

Middle left Julie and
Scotty seemed to enjoy
the paper air plane con-
test.

Middle Right The jelly-
bean guess was a new
change from the regular
games.

Bottom Left Faculty
even joined in the games
of the day.

Bottom Right The
weather seemed to not
want to cooperate.

UNDERCLASSMEN

The hard work finally pays off for
the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Jun-
iors of Southeast High School. May
11, 1993 was Underclassmen Honors
Night. Parents, teachers, and friends
of each student honored were invited
to watch the students receive their
awards. From attending school faith-
fully everyday to obtaining a GPA of
4.0 or better, each award was re-
ceived with great pride. Keep up the
good work and Congratulations on a
job well done.

Top Left: Junior Guides

Top Middle: MIT

Top Right: Governor's Honors Participants
Middle Left: Presbyterian College Junior Fel-
lows

Middle: Woodmen Of The World

Middle Left: Math Test Winners

Middle Far Left: Girls State

Above: Junior Principals List

Right: GA Certificate of Merit

HONORS NIGHT

Top Left: Club Presidents

Top Middle: Social Science Fair

Top Left: Freshmen Honor Roll
Middle: Science Olympiads

Above: Sophomore Honor Roll
Middle Left: Perfect Attendance
Middle: Carrie and Gretchen wonder

Far Left: Sophomore Principal's List
Left Middle: Freshmen Principal's List
Left: Gretchen doses at the podium.

STYLE: LOOKS THAT SAY IT

Style is defined in the
eyes of the beholder. Up-
beat; that could describe
the fashions our fellow
friends show off day by day,
but the word most think
says it all about todays gar-
ments is flashback! Look
around you, see that chick
across the room with the
body suit on? When you get
home ask your mom if she
has one in the attic with all
her old clothes. Those have
been recycled from the ear-
ly 60's. See that guy who
just walked past you with
the rattlesnake skin boots
on? They date back to be-
fore your parents got
moved out of the one-room
schoolhouse! Just remem-
ber no-one is ever out of
style, because style is only
made popular by the peo-
ple who have a taste to be
different.

You go girl!

Top left Heather Perry shows a
casual outfit of a pair of Levis But-
ton Fly jeans and a Paris Sports
Club flannel shirt.

Top left Melissa Sanders feels
that a complete Gap outfit does
her best. From her jeans to the
sports jacket, this really makes a
statement.

Top left Greg Chambers is
showing off his tasteful combina-
tion of jeans, a flannel shirt, Tim-
berlan boots, and a Limited jacket.

There's a Gap for every genera-
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Bottom left Clay Burnett brings home a little of the west with this outfit
of a silk 1.O.U. shirt, Levis baggies, and gray rattlesnake skin boots.

Bottom left LaShonda Bridgett gives us a look of sporty, yet casual.
Her stripped shirt, Gap jeans, and Penny Loafers look great.

Center left Kia Moye has on one of her own designs with this outfit of a
plaid jacket and hat, jeans short, and knee-high riding boots.

Left Generra Hunter shows a look of uptown in this outfit of baggy
jeans, Gap shirt, tie and suspenders, finished off with a pair of rattlesnake
skin boots.

Left Titieka Fountain brings the uniform look into school fashions with
her plaid skirt, white shirt, and white hose to finish it off.

Bottom The outfit of baqgy pants, sweater, and dress shoes, show that
being an athlete is not all that Marvin Huff is good at.

Bottom Thad Staples wears what most S.E.H. guys enjoy. A large shirt,
comfortable jeans, and Nike shoes.

Bottom Kwan Hamilton makes a statement with her floral print shirt,
black and blue suede jeans, and knee-high boots.

Bottom Audrey Fullington shows a different taste in style with her red
vest and sturrip pants, white shirt, finished off with smooth leather boots.

FAVORITES OF 1995.

Movie Aladdin Car Honda Accord

Song If I ever fall in Love. Fast Food Place McDonalds

T.V. Show Martin Hang-Out Mall

Shoes Boots Male Singer Trey Lorenz

Sports Team Braves Musical Group Shai

Female Singer Whitney Hous- Did these rock your world?

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Baseball Football

Snorting Our Oum Look

Although the 92-935 Cross Country
season was not successful in terms of
wins and losses, it was memorable
because of the tremendous show of
loyalty and dedication by the students
who stayed with it: Derrick Solomon,
Ashley Tye, Reginald Williams, Shar-
eka Riley, and Wyneka Rouse. Even
though the team was small in num-
ber, it was big in heart. Coach Carstar-
phen hopes to have a promising sea-
son next year.

Team members Top L to R: Steven Callaway,
Lashonda Stubbs, Victoria McNarry, Wyneka
Rouse, Scott Bullock. Bottom L to R: Ashley
Tye, Shareka Riley, Curtis McNeal, Derrick Solo-
mon.

Team Captains are Ashley Tye, Shareka Riley,
and Derrick Solomon.

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STRIVING FOR SUCCESS

Top left: Derrick Solomon gives it his all.

Top right: Ashley with the look of deter-
mination, plans to finish the race.

Far left: Derrick strives to overcome his op-
ponent.

Above: On your mark, get set, GO!

Left: The team retires after a long days work.

SCOREBOX

Baldwin
Warner Robins
Central
Northside
Southwest
Northeast
Baldwin
Warner Robins
Central
Northside
Southwest
Northeast

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FAGCHENUOUWODBKY

This season was quite a thrilling
one for the Lady Warrior softball
team. Led by four senior four-year
players, the team made history by be-
ing the first sports team of Southeast

single margin. Overall, Coach Mathis
and the girls were pleased with the
outcome and success of the season.

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Team members L to R: Top Wendy Echols,

High to have three consecutive win-
ning seasons. The season started off
with a bang in a defeat of the notori-
ous Warner Robins Demons with a
score of 2-1. The girls fought hard all
season long to gain the title of City
Champs for the second year in a
row. Placing third in the sub-region
gave the team the chance to contend
in the regional play-offs with three
other teams in Augusta. There, the

24 Lady Warriors were defeated by only a

Kathryn Simpson, Coach Richard Mathis, Melis-
sa Stoker, Melissa Pulliam, Denesha Taylor,
Middle Amy Parham, Brandie Tompkins, Me-
lissa Sanders, Shelli Moulton, Becky Bray, Jen-
nifer Maddox, Bottom Julie Evans, Jennifer
Huskins, Amy Layson, Jennifer Wall, Jennifer
Jones, Tiffany Tucker, Stephanie Hill, Christy
Yates, not pictured Cassandra Smith and
manager Tracy Battle.

L After singling, Jennifer Wall prepares to be
in scoring position.

R Jennifer Maddox is determined to reach
first base. Go Jen!

DIAMONDS ARE A GIRLS
BEST FRIEND

= Top Senior players Shelli Moulton and J.J.
Jones are always ready.

Left Brandie Tompkins is prepared for any-
thing at third base.

Right The Lady Warriors are concerned
about the game against Central
Chargers.

Bottom Coach Richard Mathis tells the bat-
ter to FOCUS!

The Warriors headed into the 1992
season short on experience but big in
enthusiasm. By the end of the season,
the Warriors had won the respect of
opposing coaches throughout the re-
gion for their hard hitting and deter-
mination not to surrender. The coach-
es and players worked hard together
to put their offense and defense into
action. The points they scored proved
that the team is destined for great-
ness.

The Warriors won a victory every
time they played. Not only did they
improve each time they hit the field,
they also gave everyone a taste of

26 what to expect in years to come.

TOP ROW: Sean Pearson, Wardell Patterson,
Travis Henderson, Clarence Lott, Coach
Tumer, Coach Oliver, Coach Ashley, Coach
Hammond, Coach Griffin, Coach Carey, Aundra
Franklin, Tony Slocumb, Fred Browner, Jacob
Patton, Derrick Faulks; KNEELING: Darrell Den-
mark, Tarus Reeves, Mike Molton, Patrick Cald-
well, Jason Cummins, Robbie Riggins, Sylives-
ter Foster, Matthew McCollum, Randy
Batchelor, Scott Piekarski, James Hodnett,
Reginald Finney, Marcel George; BOTTOM
ROW: Chris Harrell, Gary Johnson, Kevin Mor-
gan, Clay Johnson, Tuwoski Cochran, Opediah
Williams, Henry Shine, Arthur Meadows, Wes
Odom, Scott Crosby, Kelvin Harpe, Brooks NeS-
mith, Maurice Brooks.

ABOVE Pssst! Look behind you!

LEFT The intensity increases as Wardell runs
the ball.

SCOREBOX

Macon Co.
Jordan
Northside
Southwest
Butler

Evans
Northeast
Central
Baldwin
Warner Robins

VARSITY FOOTBALL

TOP LEFT: Head Coach Jimmy Hammond.

TOP RIGHT: Quarterback Opediah Williams.

LEFT: Coach Ashley and Coach Carey think of another strategy.

RIGHT: Lets get it started.

The 1992 ninth grade football team
had another squad of talented young
men. The team, coached by Henry
Ficklin, impressed Southeast fans
with wins over Northside, Southwest,
and Baldwin.

The fall of 1992 was a learning ex-
perience for the Southeast ninth
grade team. They learned to play with
pride and determination. The hard
work displayed by these young play-
ers will make good additions to the
future Varsity football team.

Top: (Bottom Row) James Coley, Fletcher
Morris, David Matthews, Fernando Dupree, Wil-
lie Pitts, Leon Palmer; (Second Row) Johnny
Larson, Steve Garrett, Antria Dean, Brian Craig,
Grequenceo Coger, Wes Odum, Brian Bryson;
(Standing) Marvin Huff, Jason Cummings,
Richard Osbome, Frank McCoy, James Bish,
Antonio Redman, Michael McCoy, Brian Ca-
vanah, Taurus Reeves, Jonathan Hill, Myric
Faulk, Leo Thomas, Shawn Pearson, Walter
Grayer, Coach Ficklin; NOT PICTURED Syl-
vester Voster, Damarco Robinson.

LEFT: Break it up fellows.

ABOVE: Offense is the key.

SCOREBOX
Northside 14
Southwest 6
Baldwin 6
Warmer Robins 32
Northeast 14

NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL

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Top Left: Brian Cavannah and David Matthews
catch a pose with the legendary football player
Elvis Presley.

Top Right: We ARE smiling!

Bottom Left: Are you ready to get started?

Bottom Right: Are you ready to get tough?

WARRIORS
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The Varsity Cheerleaders started
their season way earlier than any oth-
er sport. In July of 92 they went to
camp to learn new cheers, chants,
and stunts. What they brought back
was awesome; difficult pyrimids, a
basket toss, and a dance routine that
would blow your tops off. The Varsity
Cheerleaders are very dedicated to
their squad and the activities they
support throughout the year. Good
luck to the senior cheerleaders, and
remember keep that spirit and keep
on cheering!

PWARRIO

Bottom Row: Left-Right Kristin Coleman, Dan-
ielle Hughes, Nancy Berrier, Tammy Hubbard,
Carrie Brown, Christina Dowd Top Row: Left-
Right Mandy Mathews, Melissa McCarty, Christe
Warren, Andrea Smith, Devona Bell, Jennifer
Henry

Left Smile! I'm taking your picture.

Above Tammy, Christina, and Melissa carry
the sign off the field.

Right GO! FIGHT! WIN!

TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT

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Top Left Captain: Jennifer Henry

Top Right Co-Captain: Devona Bell

Left Nancy is a little shakey on her way up.

Above Hey Danielle! No pain, no gain!

THE RIGHT COMBINATION

The J.V. Squad got a different per-
son on the squad this year. No, it was
not an alien from Mars, it was a boy!
Zack joined the squad despite the
pressure he was going to be under by
his peers. The other girls on the
squad were very happy to have Zack.
The squad showed improvement and
dedication each day.

Left-Right: Zack Veal, LaTonya Perkins, Kristy
Pelt, Titeka Fountain.

Left: Zack and Tonya are taking a break.

Middle: J.V. shows their true spirit by working
together.

Left-Right: Shera Francis, Brittany Glore, Olivia
Gibbs, Amy White, Denni Stokes, Tonya Thrift,
April Williams, Kristy Bedgood

Left Amy and Tonya smile big as they hold
balloons for the Homecoming Game.

Middle: The freshman cheerleaders show the
school a powerful full extension.

Right We caught the freshman doing what
they do best, goofing off!

FRESHMAN STEPPING TO A
NEW RHYTHM

A new year, a new freshman squad.
For all the lucky girls who were cho-
sen for this new squad, proved to ev-
eryone that not all freshman are shy.
They grew together during summer
practices, and when their first pep ral-
ly came around, they were great. They
lead the path for many new freshman
to come, who have dreams of becom-
ing a cheerleader their first year.

FLAG CORPS; TWIRLING AROUND |

With the quidance from Mr. Leonard
Giles the Flag Corp improved greatly
over the past three years, not to men-
tion their sparkling sequin columbia
blue, black, and white uniforms. Al-
though the Flag Corp worked closely
with the band they developed a style
all their own. They performed along
with the band at all half-time football
shows as well with them as local pa-
rades. The flag team consisted of all
girls, freshmen through seniors, with
a few girls returning.

Bottom L to R: Beth Tillery, Ellen Repaz, Sha-
meekia Towles, Amanda Hancock, Kelly Farm-
er, Shana Taylor.

Top L to R: Miriam Swayne, Comethia Ross,
Alana Cane, Kirsten Hall, Carolyn Repaz, Leslie
Harrelson.

Shana gets ready to perform.

India Glore prepares to light us up by perform-
ing a routine with fire.

Shameekia Towles is captain and Ellen Repaz is
co-captain.

Top L to R: Tacosha Clark, Subrina Anderson,

Cindy Barns.
Middle L to R: Catesha Brown, Neecee Mathews.
Bottom L to R: Nicole Ezzell, Crystal Jones.

Neecee is all smiles at the pep rally.

Cindy and Crystal step into the beat during a
performance.

At the pep rally Nicole shakes what shes got.

During a cold Homecoming Crystal and Neecee
cuddle close to listen to some good gossip.

DRILL TEAM: SPARKS YOU UP

The S.E. Dance Team is led by the
captain, Nicole Ezzell and co-captain
Crystal Jones. The girls spent count-
less hours to perfect routines that are
performed during basketball and foot-
ball seasons. The Dance Team never
fails to display sparkle and attitude.
Southeast is honored to have such
talented performers for entertain-
ment.

The slogan practice makes per-
fect seems to fit the 1992-93 Varsity
Boys Basketball Team. Their season
started out slowly but through hard
work and determination they turned it
around. They improved their skills
and the winning score shown on the
scoreboard began to be theirs. The
boys redeemed their reputation by
achieving win after win, simply be-
cause they combined the elements of
successful basketball practice,
hard work, ability, and determination.

Top bottom row; I-r: Tamara Robinson
Statistician, Greg Simpson, Nicanor Hopkins,
Marvin Huff, Arthur Meadows, Nicole Hollis
Statistician, top row; I-r: Shelton Bonner, Aun-
drea Franklin, Clarence Lott, Jimmy Bumett,
Travis Henderson, Roquanza Harvey, Darrell
Denmark, and T.J. Butler.

Left: Clarence Lott holds on to the rebound
while T.J. Butler looks on.

Above: Marvin Huff leads the fastbreak down
the court.

SCORE BOX

Northeast
Lamar Co.
Wamer Robbins
Central

Mary Persons
Southwest
Peach Co.
Lamar Co.
Northeast
Baldwin

Mary Persons
Northside
Crim

Warner Robins
Southwest
Central
Dublin
Dublin
Northside
Lamar Co.
Crim

Baldwin

BOUNCING BACK

Top left: Clarence Lott is getting ready to pass
the ball.

Top right: Shelton Bonner is dribbling his way
toward the goal, and two points.

Far left: T.J. Butler has a high defensive
stance!!!

Left: Arthur Meadows scores a pretty two
points.

Above: Reginald Williams dribbles with intensi-
ty.

The 1992-93 Lady Warriors basketball team
began the season with a new coach, Michelle
Hartley, and a lot of enthusiasm. The girls began
ready to meet all the challenges that lay ahead.

Members of the team endured long hours of
practice where they worked on skills and playing
ability. They also leamed that teamwork and
sportsmanship show the true colors of a team
when luck sometimes runs low.

Despite the odds, the Girls Team pushed and
worked hard to give all they had throughout the
season, and when all was over they held their
heads high, more determined than ever to
make next years season even better.

Left to Right Tonya Ellington
statistician, Jennifer Maddox, Tra-
cy Battle, Sherika Battle, Michelle
Raincy, LaTonya McDonald, Willie
Mae Jones, Shelli Moulton, Tonya
Wilder statistician

Left In between quarters the
Lady Warriors pay close attention
to their coaches directions.

Above Sherika Riley patiently
waits for the ball to be shot.

SCORE BOX

Northeast
Lamar Co.
Warner Robins
Central

Mary Persons
Southwest
Peach Co.
Lamar Co.
Northeast
Baldwin

Mary Persons
Northside
Crim

Wamer Robins
Southwest
Central
Dublin
Dublin
Northside
Lamar Co.
Crim

Baldwin
Northside

RUNNING THE COURT

Top Left Shelli Moulton dribbles around, looking for the open pass.
Top Right Tracy Battle goes after a loose ball.
Willie Mae Jones goes up for a shot.

Michelle Rainey reaches for the ball that is coming off the backboard.

Scorebox
Northeast
Lamar Co.
Central
Southwest
Northeast
Northside
Warmer Robins
Southwest
Central
Northside
Lamar Co.
Baldwin

The 1992-93 Junior Varsity
Boys Basketball Team showed
their supreme ability during this
winter season. Through strenu-
ous practices, including practice

games and running drills, the -

guys proved their abilities by
having a successful season.
Their talent shined this season,
proving that the future of basket-
ball is bright.

Top L to R, Bottom row,
Benzi Brown, Willie Pitts, Melvin
Fuller, Edwar Blackmon, Syl-
vester Foster.

Top row: Darrell Denmark, Jim-
my Burnette, Andrae Harvey,
John Pearson, Robert Nelson,
Marlon Cecil, Mark Dudley.

Above, Middle: Jimmy Bumette
has a look of intense determi-
nation as he takes the ball up
to the hoop.

Above, Right: Mark Dudley
stretches his arms to catch the
ball.

BUST A MOVE

Scorebox
Northeast
Central
Southwest
Northeast
Baldwin
Northside
Southwest
Central
Northside
Baldwin

Above: (left to right) Lashonna Pounds,
Trukessa Causey, Chastity Russell, Delene
Neal, Shawanna Henderson, Tameika Cobb,
Teecha Dennis, Lori Nixon

Left: Teecha Dennis has air under her shoes!

Right: Chastity Russell tries hard to dribble the
ball.

The ninth grade basket-
ball team had quite a suc-
cessful season, led by the
talent of all the players.
Each played added their
quickness, agility, and tal-
ent to the team, resulting in
exciting and captivating
games. Each game offered
the guys a chance *to win,
and a chance to improve
their skills. Each guy has an
opportunity to continue
their basketball career at
Southeast an opportuni-
ty that they should find re-
warding.

Top kneeling, L to R Leon
Palmer, Stevenson Collier, Willie
Pitts, Quint Colger, Antonio Red-
mand.

Standing, L to R Danell Napier,
David Blackmon, Walter Grayer,
Jarvis Robinson, James Smith,
Marlin Cecil, Antria Dean, Shawn
Pierce.

Left The players await the shot.

Far Left Marlin Cecil tips the
ball off.

SHOOT THE HOOP

Left Who? Me?

The ninth grade girls
basketball team compet-
ed throughout their sea-
son with vigor and pride.
Against their opponents,
they appeared to be
poised and calm, yet

once the game began
they became a group of
intense players.

Left to Right Julie Evans,
Crystal Graham, Shawanna
Henderson, Lashonda Pounds,
Starlic Lampkin. Not pictured
Keevie Varnardo, Tericia
Gibson, Amy Parham.

Scorebox

Perry
Northeast
Jones Co.
Wamer Robins
Jones Co,
Northside
Central
Northeast
Southwest
Central
Warmer Robins
Southwest

Above The team waits on the referee.

SHOOT THE HALF

This season proved to be a
successful one for the Warrior
team. All members contributed
to the team winning 6th place in
the Northside Invitational Tour-
nament. Carlos Runnels, Kenyat-
ta Runnels, and David Flynn
placed in several tournaments
and qualified for State. Chris
Harrell, Mike Molton, and David
Matthews also placed in the
Northside Invitational.

Team pictured top, L-R: Robbie Rig-
gins, Mike Molton, Chris Telfair, Chris
Harrell, Kevin Morgan, Kenyatta Runnels
Steve Garrett; bottom, L-R: David Mat
thews, Fernando Dupree, Carlos Run-
nels, Quin Mays, Wes Odom, David
Flynn, and Brian Bryson

Below Coach Giffin gives his words of
wisdom and encouragement to the wres-
tlers.

Center Freshman David Matthews nudges senior David Flynn for some advice. Center right Kenyatta Runnels begins to break his
opponent down. Bottom Robbie Riggins shows no mercy. Bottom right Scott Bullock aims for a two-point take down.

A KICK IN THE GRASS

The 1993 Soccer season was con-
sidered a success to Mr. Echols, the
new coach. Although they did not
have a winning season they did their
best and put forth hard effort which
payed off in two wins. Thanks to all
the players that went out and put forth
their best Hope to see you next
year!

Team picture: (top row) Zach Veil, Ashley Tye,
James Bish, Eric Thomas. (middle row) David
Blackmon, Gretchen Riedel, Clifton King, Corey
Thomas. (bottom row) Tim McNarry, Quin-Tar-
ius Mays, David Mathews.

Scorebox

SE 1 Wamer Robins
SE 3 Northside

SE 1 Houston Co.
SE 5 Perry

SE 0 Dublin

SE 2 Baldwin Co.
SE 1 Southwest

SE 0 Central

SE 4 Northeast

CONFONNH OD

PAK TAKE IN THE ACTION

The golf team consisted of a total of
six players. Despite the fact that they
were young and inexperienced, the
1995 golf team came in second in the
city. All of the participants will be
coming back next year and Coach
Griffin hopes for a promising season.

Team picture: Steve Amold, Scott Bullock,
Nicholas Roberts, Coach Griffin.

ANYONE FOR TENNIS?

The Southeast tennis season was
yet again plagued by bad weather and
lack of courts. Although practicing
was difficult and cooperation was
slim, the boys and girl's tennis teams
made it through. The girls, coached
by John T. Jones had a successful
winning season. The boys, coached
by Henry Ficklin, were small in num-
ber but determination prevailed and
they have high hopes for next year.

Top, I-r; Coach Ficklin, Brian Archibald, Benzi
Brown, Darrell Denmark, Alexis Childers; bot-
tom Brooks Neesmith, Quin Mays, Randy
Layton

Far right; Randy gives his all to return the ball.

Center; Brooks leaps and stretches to slam the
ball.

Below; Maurice Brooks shows great form!

Scorebox

Southwest 9
Baldwin 8
Central 9
Warmer Robins 4
Northeast 7
Warmer Robins 5
Northeast 2
Northside 9

Scorebox

SE9 Southwest 0
SE5 Baldwin 4

SE 2 Central 7

SE 1 Warmer Robins 4
SE9 Northeast 0

SE 0 Wamer Robins 5
SE8 Northeast 1
SE1 Northside 8

L-R, top Leigh Jacobs, Stacey Sanders,
Christe Warren, Stacy Williamson, Kathryn
Simpson, Melissa Sanders; middle Melissa
McCarty, Carrie Brown, Jennifer Huskins, Laura
Webb, Coach Jones; bottom Susan Miller,
Tammy Hubbard, Cassie Riedel, Christina
Dowd.

Far left Deep concentration is evident on the
face of Melissa Sanders.

Left Jennifer Huskins volleys during warm-
up with an opponent.

SPRINT TO THE FINISH

This year the Boys Track Team got
off on the right foot with three vic-
tories, two over Central. The track
team traveled to Statesboro with a
fourth place finish, then on to Augus-
ta to win second place and brought
home a trophy. Frederick Browner is
an accomplished runner. He is Re-
gional Champion 400 meter dash,
second place 200 meter dash, and
piaced fourth in state 2-AAAA. The
Boys Track Team would like to con-
gratulate Coach Carey on being
Coach of the Year.

Top, Team Picture: Top L to R; Marlon Cecil,
Fred Brownner, Jetty Clowers, Santonio Robin-
son, Clarence Lott, Roosevelt Cole.

Bottom L to R; Calvin Seabrooks, Derrick Solo-
mon, Willie McClendon, Reginald Finney, Des-
mond Roquemore, Marcel George, Gary John-
son.

Above Left: Derrick Solomon sprints to stretch
out his muscles.

Above: Gary Johnson prepares for his lighten-
ing take-off.

Above: Roosevelt Cole practices his throw fo
the discus.

MAKING TRACKS TO THE TOP

hat are coaches Richard Mathis and Kelvin Oli-

r smiling for?

The 1992-93 Girls Track Team
strived for success this year. They de-
feated Central in a dual meet 50 to 35.
In Statesboro, the girls finished ninth
out of seventeen teams in relay
meets. Coach Mathis and Oliver
would like to congratulate Joyce
Sands, Tameika Cobb, Hennie New-
ton, and Sabrina Mathews in leading
the team all year in total points. They
would also like to thank the girls fora
inspiring season.

Top L to R: Coach Mathis, Chasity Hutch-
ings, Sherlanda Palmer, Sabrina Mathews, De-
vonna Bell, Tameika Cobb, Coach Oliver.
Kneeling L to R: Neecee Mathews, Crystal
Graham, Hennie Newton, Tracy Battle.

Devonna Bell paces herself to the finish line.

Chasity Hutchings, Hennie Newton, and De-
vonna Bell are running a warm-up lap before
the meet starts.

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LOOKING AT THE BEST ...

Spirited. Hard working.
Determined. Those three
adjectives describe the
Southeast Warrior Spe-
cial Olympiads. On
March 24, 1995, they
proved just how spirited,
determined, and hard
working they could be.
As the Special Olympic
motto states: EVERY-
ONE IS A WINNER! Vol-
unteers are: Heather Bal-
lard, Tracie Bledsoe, Kirk
Bostick, LaShona Brid-
gett, Heather Brooks,
Carrie Brown, Tori Cun-
ningham, Christy
Draughon, Kwan Hamil-
ton, Dale Hamlin, Cherie
Howard, Lynn Howard,
Danielle Hughes, Jenni-
fer Huskins, Leigh Ja- eft to Right: Kenny Day, Malissa Bryant, Ra-
cobs, Jennifer Maddox, chael Peacock, Mary Ann Thompson, Tanya
Shelli Moulton, Brooks Lowder, Carlo Oglesby, Ricky Thompson, Mer-
NeeSmith, Malynda Ro- edith Woodruff, Chris Bell, Shom Gibson, She-
. : kita Swint.
zier, Melissa Sanders,
Kathryn Simpson, La- Above: Quincy Thurman gets a winning hug
Shonda Slaughter, An- from Melissa.

drea Smith, Melissa Stok- aaa ait ita dain

er Pascha Tobler ignt: errance 3) on an req as are
= : ready for the big race with the help of Kathryn

Brandie Tompkins, Ta- / . .

: and Jennifer.
betha Ussery, Jennifer
Wall, Amy Weaver,
Brandi Wilson, Trish Zan-

50
ders.

HEADING FOR SUCCESS!!!

Above: Brooks pins Kenny Baker with his sec-
ond place ribbon.

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Top left: Shor Gibson waits eagerly for his
event to be called.

Top Right: Garrett Stephens proudly takes
three ribbons home.

Left: Lashonda Williams takes third place in
body bowling.

Above: Gregory Childs and Mrs. Davenport
share a special moment.

The Varsity Baseball team, under
the leadership of Coach Eddie Ashley
and assistant coach Vincent Tumer,
ended the season with an 8-9 record.
The season opened at Southeast in
the Lem Clarke Tournament against
Lamar County. Jason Crook pitched a
spectacular game, allowing only four
runs, and the Southeast bats an-
swered with 24 runs. In spite of a less
than perfect season, the future for the
Warrior's baseball team looks bright.

TOP: (Kneeling LR) Scotty Busbee, Michael
Archibald, Jason Crook, Jason Lawrence, Andy
Avera, Melvin Fuller; (Standing LR) Coach
Ashley, Tyrone Lee, Chris Harris, Jonathan Hill,
Andy Bramlett, Johntae Williams; (Not Pic-
tured) Jerome Tucker, Brian Echols, Calvin
Taylor.

Bottom Left: Brian Echols tomahawks a base
hit. Right Brian?!

Bottom Right: Michael Archibald and the op-
posing coach watch the ball sail into first for
another easy out.

Lamar
Northeast
Central
Northeast
Central
Wamer Robins
Southwest
Northside
Baldwin
Warmer Robins
Southwest
Central
Jackson
Jackson
Northside
Hancock Central
Baldwin

Scorebox

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TOP LEFT: Head Coach Eddie Ashley
TOP RIGHT: Assistant Coach Vincent Tumer
BOTTOM LEFT: Jason Crook delivers to record

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ABOVE: Johntae Williams is set for the smoke.

J.V. BASEBALL

The Junior Varsity baseball team
led by Coach George Nanton ended
the season with a 3-8 record. Two of
the wins were against Lamar County
and one was against Central. Even
though their record was not of domi-
nation, the experience these players
gained this year will prove beneficial
to Southeast in future years.

TOP: (Kneeling LR) Team Captain Carl Per-
gerson, Jonathan Walker, Carozio Bass, Jason
Lawrence; (Standing LR) Brian Bryson,
Adam White, Jonathan Hill; (Not Pictured)
Chris Willis, Xavian Anderson, Anson McMa-
hon, Jeff Johnson, Steve Garrett, Calvin Taylor,
Quint Coger.

Bottom Left: Calvin Taylor heads toward the
dugout to warm the bench.

Bottom Right: Another easy out for the J.V.
squad.

Jones
Jones
Lamar
Lamar
Central
Jackson
Jackson
Central
Central
Central

Scorebox

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Top Row L-R: Stacey Fletcher,
Tanya Lowder, Carlo Oglesby,
Chris Williams, Akanni Horton,
Lon Gilbert, Jason Scott, Paul
Baker, Wallace Glaze, Quin Mays,
Leslie Haralson, Craig Burkhalter
2nd Row L-R: Maria Schwed, Kel-
vin Riley, Shorn Gibson, Anson
McMahon, Lashonda Willians,
Sam Adams, Hannah Baker, Me-
lissa Edwards

lst Row L-R: Pam Hughes, Jason
Griffin

Officers: Jason Scott, Paul Baker,
Lon Gilbert, Hannah Baker

Designing The Future

The Southeast Art Club helps to promote the schools
awareness of the fine arts. The members learn about new art
techniques at meetings from various speakers and college
representatives. In the spring, the Art Club sponsors the annu-
al Art Show to publicly display the artwork designed here at
Southeast. The club contributes to our campus beautification
project through artwork, murals, decorations, and clean-ups.
They also help the community through the collection of
canned goods and distribution to the local food banks.

Top Left: Lon and Chris beat to a different drum.

Top Right: Adam Walker displays his artistic ability to
the public.

Bottom Left: Brook watches as Anson draws on her
hand.

Above: PEACE!

Marching Warriors

The Southeast Warrior Marching Band is on the warpath
again! The band played at the GMEA Band Festival and the
GMEA Jazz Festival where they received an excellent rating at
both. They also participated at the Cherry Blossom Parade,
Macon Christmas Parade, and the East Macon Park Jazz Con-
cert. With all of the practice and effort from each band member
they represented Southeast well at all of our football games.

Members are as follows: Xavian Anderson, Ebony Andrews, Hilliard Arline,
Alcina Barnes, Kimberly Booker, Sharon Brooks, Kwajelyn Brown, Scott Bull-
ock, Lanarcus Childers, Alana Crammer, Latasha Davis, Ayisha Denson, Cha-
sity Fennelle, Lawrence Gardener, John Glover, Crystal Graham, Tammy Gray,
Shaterri Hollingshed, Reginald Holloway, Tina Holmes, Jasmine Jackson,
Nikki Jackson, Reginald Jackson, Noah Jones, Barton Knott, Chris Lorenz,
Clarence Matthews, Quadrelda Mathis, Subrina Matthews, Quinton Mays, Ja-
son McAfee, Willie McClendon, Bruce McMahan, Latasha Nelson, Gilliam Nix,
Belinda Pearson, Roger Pearson, Makisha Pless, Amber Poole, Lakeshia
Raines, Chelsea Rozier, Stacey Sanders, Calvin Seabrooks, Vicki Shepard,
Tamiko Slocumb, Angelica Thomas, Eric Thomas, Francina Thurman, Nicolas
Waller, Devon Ward, Jennifer Weaver, Tandrea Wilson

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Top Row L-R: Tome-
tress Calhoun, She-
mica Harden, La-
tonya Fountain,
David Blackmon,
Tonya White, Mrs.
Carter, NeeCee Math-
ews, Linda Thomas,
Keisha Fleming, Wen-
dy West

2nd Row L-R: Kelly
Farmer, Veronica
Newton, Shareka Ril-
ey, Zacherael Veal,
LaTasha Raines, Den-
ise Tidwell, Deana
Tidwell

Ist Row L-R: Willie
Mae Jones, Stacy
Hutto, Shera Francis,
Nedra Johnson,
Tonya Wilder, Aman-
da Peterson

Bottom Left: Feature
Pianist Amanda Pe-
terson

Harmony

The Southeast Chorus with help from their director
Mrs. Carter, has done an exceptional job this year rep-
resenting our school. They have participated in vari-
ous festivals such as the GMEA Large Group Festival
and the GMEA Solo and Ensemble Festival. They have
also presented concerts at Meadowbrook Nursing
Home for the Elderly and performed a Christmas Con-
cert at the Southeast PTSA Meeting. Congratulations
on a great success throughout the year!

Senior Members Right

Top Row L-R: Melissa Sanders, J.J. Jones,
Carla Roberts, Jennifer Henry, Kristen
Coleman, David Flynn, Ashley Tye

2nd: Victoria McNarry, Latasha Nelson,
Shelli Moulton, Tachosha Clark, Nicole Ez-
zell, NeeCee Mathews, Crystal Jones

3rd: Brandi Wilson, Kathryn Simpson, Dan-
ielle Hughes, Ursula Edwards

Officers Bottom Right
Top: Kathryn Simpson, Latasha Nelson
Bottom: Nicole Ezzell, NeeCee Mathews

Striving For Excellence

The Southeast Beta Club, a chapter of the National Beta
Club, is an organization that honors students with high
achievements and leadership abilities. Many service projects
are completed each year by the club. The motto, Let us lead
by serving others, is truly one that our club lives by. The
Southeast Betas went to the annual state Beta Convention in
January held in Atlanta where they competed in a variety of
academic competitions and elected new positions for state
officers. Some of the local projects they have participated in
this year are: tutoring during both lunches, donations to the
American Cancer Society, Kids Yule Love, MDA, trick or treat
bags for the Childrens Hospital, and a kitchen shower for our
schools Family Living Center. The Beta Club also sponsors
the ever popular Valentines messages, a sales drive to help
finance the state convention.

The final closing of an exciting and productive year comes
to an end with a reception honoring the members and the
sponsors for all of their hard work and dedication. Awards are
given and the famous Beta Beagles are also given. The
night is topped off with an emotional slide show of all of the
years activities and rememberable moments captured on film.

Junior Members Top Left

Top Row L-R: Kendrick Hudson, Reginald Williams, Lake Green, Chris
Pham, David Norwood

4th: Mandy Peterson, Tammy Hubbard, Scotty Busbee, Adam White,
Dareell Greene, Harry Webb

3rd: Carl Pergerson, Jennifer Maddox, Leigh Jacobs, Jennifer Huskins,
Christie Warren, Matt Rogers

2nd: Michelle Wilcox, Julie Black, Wendy Powell, Gretchen Riedel,
Shonda Pitts

ist: Christy Dry, LaTonya Perkins, Kim Booker, Lakisha Gassaway

Sophomore Members Top Right

Top Row L-R: Quadrella Mathis, D.J. Rye, Andy Avera, Brian Evans
3rd: Miriam Swayne, Eva Grayer, Hannah Baker, Corenthia Ross, Amber
Poole, Dawn Taylor

2nd: Madia West, Bills Johns, Catrina McDowell, Stacy Sanders

ist: Chris Lorenza, Stacy Williamson, Chris Harris, Laura Webb, Cassie
Riedel, Becky Bragg

Freshman Members Middle Left

Top Row L-R: Lannette Tompson, Christy Hill, Alcia Mathews, David
Blackmon, Alexus Childers, Christopher Telfair, Crystal Goodwin, Tracy
Edwards

3rd: David Mathews, Kelly Jones, Tina Holmes, Ryan Watson, James
Bish, Nikki Jackson, Sabrina Mathews, Tim Avera, Bryan Bryson

2nd: Jennifer Peterson, Christina Reed, Amy Layson, Marybeth Ryles,
Jana Stewart, Michele Weaver, Beth Tillery, Zach Veal, Nick Roberts
1st: Olvia Gibbs, Amy Parham, Susan Brantley, Shaquanza Bell, Viavia
Coger, Jondrea Wolfolk, Kristan Hall

Danielle, J.J., and Kathryn smile for the camera at the Beta Convention.

Kristin and Brandi at the Hard Rock Cafe in Atlanta during the conven- 65
tion.

CIVITAN

Top Row L-R: Trish Zanders,
Lynn Howard, Melissa Stoker,
Ryan Watson, Lisa Newsome,
Brandi Cranford

4th Row: Marybeth Ryles, Amy
Layson, Dale Hamlin, Tracy
Bledsoe, Leigh Jacobs, Melis-
sa Sanders, Monica Martin
3rd Row: Lashonda Bridgett,
Susan Brantley, Brittany Glore,
Tonya Thrift, Denni Stokes,
Melissa McCarty, Brooks Nes-
mith, Brandie Tompkins, Kris-
tin Coleman

2nd Row: Mrs. Williams, Kirk
Bostick, Shonda Slaughter,
Heather Perry, Cherie Howard,
Shelli Moulton, Nancy Berrier,
Danielle Hughes, Jennifer Hus-
kins, Brandi Wilson

Ist Row: Amy Parham, Ma-
lynda Rozier, Carrie Brown, An-
drea Smith, Pascha Tobler,
Kwan Hamilton, Amy Weaver,
Jennifer Wall, Jennifer Mad-
dox, Kathryn Simpson
Officers: Jennifer Wall, Shelli
Moulton, Kathryn Simpson,
Malynda Rozier, Jennifer Mad-
dox, Danielle Hughes

Helping Others

The Southeast Jr. Civitan Club, Advised by Mrs. Williams, is
a part of the International Civitan Club. Its purpose is to devel-
op initiative and leadership in its members and to encourage
all youth to live fuller lives by unselfish services to others.
Some of the services the Southeast Civitans have participated
in this year are: two American Red Cross Blood Drives, weekly
bowling with handicapped children, holiday visitations to local
nursing homes here in Macon, and helping to prepare the city
for the Cherry Blossom Festival by painting blossoms across
downtown. They helped recognize teachers on Valentines Day
by sending Teacher Grams, and joined in the Spring Fling
activities with their marriage booth. The Civitans also partici-
pated in an annual Dance-A-Thon to benefit the Civitan Inter-
national Research Center in Alabama and hosted a spring
dance for its members to raise money for convention. The
Southeast Civitans are definitely a major contributor to our
school and the city.

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Top Left: Members watch anxiously at their meeting.
Top Right: Mrs. Fulford gives a little of herself to give a life to others.

Bottom Left: Brooks, Shelli, and Kathryn work hard to build a can
castle.

Bottom Right: Can Castle Complete!

Top Row L-R: Dontae Williams, Desmond
Wright, Robert Brice, Jermaine Cooper, Wil-
lie Braswell, Billy Frank

6th Row L-R: Joann Sands, Vette Brown,
Tonya Card, Joi Collins, Randy Layton,
Henry Thayer

Sth Row L-R: Jacqueta Rhines, Rachel
Jones, Kesha Davis, Konita McCall, Angeli-
ca Thomas, Matt Ryals

4th Row L-R: Hennie Browner, Jennifer Ad-
ams, Kim Twilley, Tracy Willingham, Jason
Crook

Srd Row L-R: Jason Marlin, Theresa High,
Jessie Parham, Tony Dupree

2nd Row L-R: Yvette Parker, John Hancock,
Shirelle Couch, Shameekia Towles, Bran-
die Tompkins

ist Row L-R: Victoria McNarry, Tish Jones,
Jennifer Culpepper, Coretta Dantley,
Mandy OBarr, Monica Martin, Tracy Bled-
soe

Officers Bottom Row L-R: Jennifer Cul-
pepper, Victoria McNarry, Coretta Dantley
Top Row L-R: Jason Marlin, Tish Jones,
Mandy OBarr

Working For The Future

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DECA, Distributive Education Club of America, is a co-corri-
cular organization structured to serve as an integral part of the
classroom instructional program. Our program of leadership
land personal development is designed specifically for stu-
dents enrolled in marketing. The DECA concept works be-
(Cause members develop leadership characteristics, self-confi-
dence, and self-esteem, social, civic, and business
responsibility, etc. Southeast DECA chapter at District Com-
petition congratulates the following students who placed in
their catagory: Jennifer Culpepper, Supervisory Level Appar-
els and Accessories; Brandie Tompkins, Master Employee
Level Apparels and Accessories; Patrick Caldwell, Petroleum
Marketing. DECA, a self-supporting organization, is affiliated

th a State and National DECA Association.

MENTORS

Making New
Friends

The Mentor program is for students
with average grades who want to do
better in school and hopes to contin-
ue their education after high school.
Mentors are people who help these
students work toward their goals and
encourage them to achieve them. To-
gether they fulfill these expectations
and better each others lives. Your
mentoe will guide and help you
throughout high school and after
graduation.

Top Row L-R: Miriam Swain, Patricia Borders,
Shonda Pearson, Tyrone Lee, Tachosha Clark,
Andrea Franklin, Chris Harrell, Mrs. Jackson
Bottom Row L-R: Jennifer Adams, Tasha
Coger, Pam Hughes, Kwan Hamilton, Laura
Webb, Trish Zanders

PROJECT YES

Moving Forward

Project Yes is an organization for
students interested in college and
who would like to get to know more
about it early. Project Yes students
actively participate in learning the
importance of a future education and
its rewards. They receive extra tutor-
ing at school and have many on-cam-
pus experiences which help better
prepare them for college.

Top Row L-R: Andrea Franklin, Clarence Lott,
Demetrice Murray, Tasha Davis, Keevie Var-
nado, Salethia White, Mrs. Wilder

Bottom Kow L-R: Coretta Dantley, Kelly Farm-
er, Curtis McNeil, Quin Mays, Denise Salsbury

Top Row L-R: Dawn Vickers, Kristina Har-
desty, Barbara Barton, Melissa Sanders,
Tam Moore, Becky Bray, Heather Brooks
5th Row L-R: Steve Alexander, Sharon
Ranow, Chanee Carter

4th Row L-R: Dawn Watkins, Carrie Brown,
Dawn Lawson, Demetra Brown, Jason Cox,
Christy Baker

3rd Row L-R: Michelle Bishop, India Glore,
Julie Black, Michelle Wilcox, Christy Dry,
Jennifer Grimes, Mrs, Colter

2nd Row L-R: Connie Willis, Erin Stokes,
Lora Williams, Angie Childs, Kinya Brown
1st Row L-R: Mrs. Kersey, Teresa Sandifer,
Aurelius Waller, Derrick Solomon, Carla
Roberts, Micah Craft

Officers Top Row L-R: Carla Roberts, Te-
resa Sandifer, Erin Stokes

Bottom Row L-R: Micah Craft, Mrs. Kersey,
Mrs. Colter, Angie Childs

F.B.L.A.

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Tomorrow's Leaders

The Future Business Leaders of America, under the advise- OUTHEAST SOUTHEAST
ment of Mrs. Kersey and Mrs. Colter, has shown why their FBLA FBLA
name represents a promising future. As our future leaders, MEA \ ~~ @
they are providing our students with an excellent example to FBLe
follow. F.B.L.A. enhances the Business Education curriculum '

by developing positive, aggressive business leadership skills

and easing the transition from school to work. The club helped
sponsor a needy family at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Some
of the academic events that the club were in include the Lead-
ership Conference that the officers attended in Atlanta, the
Region Competition, and the State Competition.

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LIBRARY/FTA

Left Top Row L-R: Marquita Newsome, Valentina Jones
2nd Row L-R: Tamika Shinholster, Jondrea Woolfolk,
Wendy Whitehead, Natalie Sands

lst Row L-R: April Cameron, Tanya Ellington, Denesha
Taylor, Lashonda Jackson

FRATER SODALIS

Top Row L-R: Kendrick Brown, Devona Bell,

Reginald Williams, Shaquanza Bell, Willie

Mae Jones, Henry Ficklin

Bottom Row L-R: Jasmine Jackine, Natasha

Strong, Vanita Middlebrooks, Shareka Ril-

ey, Aundra Franklin, Nicole Farrow, Cate-

sha Brown, Rosa McCoy, Roderick Sallette

Officers Top Row L-R: Catesha Brown,

Aundrea Franklin, Devona Bell

Bottom Row L-R: Jasmine Jackson, Willie : lin Gee,
Mae Jones, Nicole Farrow, Shereka Riley tae oe

Helping Hands

The Southeast Frater Sodalis, advised by Mr. Ficklin, gives
students a way to aid and enhance our school and community.
Their motto: Faithful forever, Dishoring never;; has held true
this past year. Members organized a successful Southeast
New Attitude T-shirt sale, raised money to help purchase
jackets and trophies for 9th grade athletes, and the Juicy
Juice sale. During Spring Fling the club also sponsored the

slam-dunk and three point contest, and the challenging three-
on-three basketball tournament.

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Smart Moves

The Southeast Chess Team has
conquered all this year. The team
along with their advisor Mrs. Johson,
have worked together to learn to ap-
preciate and learn how to play the
game of chess. At each club meeting,
they play chess and learn new ways
to improve their game. During the
year they held an Inner Chess Com-
petition within the club to test their
skills and find who is the best player.
The results were: 1st place David
Mathews, 2nd place Ashley Tye, and
3rd place David Flynn.

Top Row L-R:; David Mathews, David Flynn,
Cliffton King, Ashley Tye

Bottom Row L-R: Richard Osborn, Jason Cum-
mings, Mrs. Johnson, Kevin Dunn

Making
Decisions

The Tap Club advised by Mrs. Scott
is more than just a club. Tap (Teens
Against Pregnancy) teaches teenage
girls how to protect themselves from
pregnancy and how to help others in
that situation. Although their main
focus is prevention, they also are in-
volved with other school functions.
They danced and modeled at the
fashion show sponsored by the FHA
club and has taken trips to Atlanta
and South Carolina throughout the
year.

Top Row L-R: Aundre Franklin, Terease San-
difer, LaShunda Pitts, Nicole Farrow, Tamika
Buckins

2nd Row L-R: Alcina Barnes, Subrina Mathews,
Jasmine Jackson, LaTasha Nelson, Kenya
Brown, Tachosha Clark

lst Row L-R: Debra Jackson, Tara Howard, Kim
Booker, Demetris Brown

INTERNATIONAL

Right Top Row L-R: Wendy Powell, La-
shonda Pitts, Kim Booker, Dennis Harper,
Amy Edge, Angie Hayes, Brandi Floyd, Joy
Jones, Susan Jones, Angie Davis, Ursula
Edwards, Crystal Jones, Amber Poole, Den-
ise Salsbury, Makisha Pleas, Vicki Shep-
pard

2nd Row L-R: Christian Pham, Carlos Tat-
man, Mrs. Aldridge, Amy Scott, Joyce
Sands, Jo Ann Sands, Nicole Ezzell, Scotty
Busbee, Cassie Riedel, Kim Hart, Lakesha
Gasaway, Lashonda Bridgett

ist Row L-R: Gretchen Riedel, NeeCee Mat-
thews, Derrel Green, Christy Droughon,
Mandy Riggin, Brian Robinson

Bottom Right Top Row: Gretchen Riedel,
NeeCee Matthews

Bottom Row L-R: Nichole Ezzell, Cassie Rie-
del

Coming Together

The Southeast International Club helps to promote an un-
derstanding and appreciation for other countries and their
cultures. They show not only the members but the entire
school how others live their lives and their beliefs. At each
meeting members are able to experience the taste of delicious
dishes from all over the world while learning about them. The
lessons cover a wide range of subjects from viewing pictures of
the selected country to celebrating its holidays.

Flying High

Warrior Aviation Technology
(VICA), is a vocational club which
teaches its members how to devel-
op layout and fabrication tech-
niques through skills develop-
ment. It also allows the students to
fabricate projects of their own de-
sign for personal use. This year the
VICA club sponsored the paper air-
plane contest during National Vo-
cational Education week in mid-
February which was a great
success.

Top Kow L-R: Terrance Jackson, Dexter
Thomas, Henry Thayer, Matt Ryles, Clint
Taylor, Cliff Davis, Shawn Myers

2nd Row L-R: Darrell Cotton, Carlos Blood-
worth, Matt Yearwood, Ricky Dortch, Stacy
Greene, Mr. Milliken

lst Row L-R: Jacob Patton, Jason Lawer-
ence, Clay Johnson, Chris Spillman, Regi-
nald Finney

Getting Ahead

Learning to compete in todays
business world is a big challenge.
The VOCA club helps train students
to be the business leaders of tomor-
row. VOCA was organized to help pro-
vide recognition on the local and
state level for CVAE students. It is
also a vital part of the CVAE program
because it gives the students an op-
portunity to participate in school ac-
tivities that give them valuable career
experience.

Top Row L-R: Joseph Thomas, Calvin
Haywood, Marcus Threatt, Diana High, LaTa-
sha Davis, Gary Johnson, Mario Parker

2nd Row L-R: Taronio Morgan, Michael Timm,
LaShonda Stubbs, Nerissa Wright

lst Row L-R: Mrs. Wyche, Linda Lee, Cheryl
Stanley, Renee Marshall, Sabrina Anderson,
Anleci Rocquemore, Dawn Parker, Tomika
Bucky

Right Top Row L-R: Andy Bramiett,
Melissa Pulliam, Michael Warren, Ja-
cob Patton, Carl Pergerson 2nd Row
L-R: Leigh-Ann Philps, Steven Ar-
nold, Steven Crook, Mandy Mathews,
Brandon Thompson, Christy Hill,
Christina Mullis, Michelle Weaver,
Kelly Hill, Jamie Stuart, Jana Stuart,
Jason Courtney, Ms. Rheeling Ist
Row L-R: Cindy Jacobs, Krystal Ste-
vens, Alicia Mathews, Tracy Edwards,
Beth Tillary, Debra Jackson, Betty
Wren, Lakeisha May Officers: Beth
Tillary, Steven Crook, Jana Stuart,
Mandy Mathews

Caring Friends

The Southeast chapter of Students Against Drunk Driving,
better known as SADD, proved themselves a vital part of our
school this year. While having their largest membership this
year with nearly 30 members they showed their dedication
through their hard work. They helped to sponsor Red Ribbon
Week during National Alcohol Awareness Month by distribut-
ing red ribbons to all students to be worn during the week.
Also, a number of times during the year SADD members tied
red ribbons on the students cars to promote safe driving over
the various holidays. Although SADD was slow getting orga-
nized they feel they will be ready to be highly acive on campus
next year.

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Christy Dry

Left L-R: Madia West, LaTasha Nel-
son, Wendy Powell, Andrea Frank-
lin

Top Row L-R: Stacey Sanders, Stacey Wil-
liamson, Lori Nixon, Benjamin Jacobs,
Shelton Bonner

Bottom Row L-R: Advisor Mrs. Stevens,
Paula Cochran, Subrina Anderson, Erika Vi-
tale, Mandy Obarr, Laura Webb

Officers: Mandy Obarr, Erika Vitale, Laura
Webb

Thoughtful Minds

The Leo Club helps out our school and community. They
help those in need by contributing a lot of time and effort to
the blind. They sponsor parties for them, volunteer at camp,
and help out whenever they are needed. They never forget the
people in need, especially during the holidays. At Thanksgiv-
ing they adopt a family and at Christmas they give presents to
homeless teenagers.

Top Row L-R: Jill Nicks, Chris
Harrell, Susan Miller, Cathy
Amerson, Hope Bailey, Lora
Williams, Ellen Repasz, Mi-
chael Archibald

Bottom Kow L-R: Stephanie
Hill, Becky Brag, Carolyn Re-
pasz, Michael Molton, Tammy
Hubbard, Christe Warren, Jen-
nifer Henry, Kelly Pruett, Jessi-
ca Daily

Officers: Carolyn Kepasz, Jes-
sica Daily, Jennifer Henry,
Hope Bailey

Opening Doors

The Key Club is a voluntary service club. They do voluntary

work for our school and community. They contribute much of

their time to the Childrens Hospital. Also they sponsor a

canned food drive. To show appreciation for teachers they

bring snacks at Thanksgiving for them. During Easter they go

to the Childrens Hospital to take them Easter baskets. At St.

eS Patricks Day they sell shamrocks to help support muscular
POX i = L dystrophy. The Key Club wish to improve their world.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Top Row L-R: Kirk Bostick, Ju-
lie Black, Christy Dry, Wendy
Powell, Darrell Green, Hennie
Newton, Anitra Thomas, Shelli
Moulton, Carrie Brown, Adam
White, Scottie Busbee, Jenni-
fer Wall, Dale Hamlin 2nd Row
L-R: Brian Robinson, LaTasha
Nelson, Devona Bell, Nicole Ez-
zell, Ursula Edwards, Cassie
Riedel, Laura Webb, Denise,
Saulsberry, Tammy Hubbard,
Jennifer Maddox Bottom Row
L-R: Jill Nicks, Crystal Jones,
Neecee Matthews, Shanda
Sanders, Stacey Sanders, Lori
Nixon, Quan Hamilton, Christe
Warren, Melissa McCarty Offi-
cers: Darrell Greene, LaTasha
Nelson, Nicole Ezzell, Christy
Dry, Shelli Moulton

Leading The Way

The Southeast Student Council allows its members to dis-
play their leadership abilities by dealing with many aspects of
governmental life here at Southeast. It is one of the most
active organizations at our school. Throughout the school
year, the Student Council plans activities in support of SPIR-
IT for the school. Some of these activities include pep rallies,
contests, Spring Fling, elections, and Homecoming. The pur-
poses of student governments are to promote leadership, re-
sponsibility, personal growth, self-discipline, and good citi-
zenship among the student body and to promote better inter-
school relations within the city. Student Council has worked
very hard in making our school all it can be.

SIGNAL/PERKCEPTIONS

Literary Minds

The Southeast Signal and Percep-
tions staff headed by Mrs. Lamb has
done an outstanding job both inform-
ing and entertaining our school this
past year. While working vigorously
to meet deadlines they have man-
aged to report on subjects ranging
from school sports and activities to
school gossip and news.

Top Row L-R: Dave Norwood, Mark Franks, Lon
Gilbert 2nd Row L-R: Trina Wilson, NeeCee
Mathews Ist Row L-R: Brandi Cranford, Tamika
Brown, Anleci Roquemore

TEEN BOARD

Inquiring Minds

The Teen Board Members repre-
senting Southeast this year travel
and talk to youth all over Middle
Georgia to create and produce the
Teen Page sponsored by the Macon
Telegraph and News which is fea-
tured in each Fridays edition of the
local newspaper.

L-R: Dave Norwood, NeeCee Mathews, Wendy
Powell

PEP CLUB

Top Row L-R: Eric Thomas,
Lushundra Sanders, Kegi-
nald Tumblin, Selenthia
Thomas, Alexis Childers,
Generra Calhoun, Mr. Mur-
phy Second Row L-R: Dan-
ielle Livingston, Titeka
Fountain, Eric Glover, Sha-
landa Palmer, Chris Heath,
Jarvis Robinson, Calvin
Seabrooks, Roosevelt Cole,
Greg Chambers Third Row
L-R: Anita Telfair, Sha-
meeka Towles, Anitra
Thomas, Robert Nelson,
Chris Harris, Tamika
Brown, Leisha Raines, Ta-
mara Robinson, Zachary
Veal Fourth Row L-R: Tara
Howard, LaShanda Stubbs,
Michelle Longo, Shakeria
Gordon, LaShonda Brant-
ley, Tometress Calhoun,
Crystal Graham, Keisha
Flemming, Tebra McKin-
ney, Shanda Mimbs Fifth
Row L-R: Alcina Barnes, Ta-
cosha Clark, Tanya Perkins,
Ametrice Randall, Lanavia
Harden, Seleathia White,
Charmain Milner, Christy
Johnson, Katrina Burrell,
Mrs. Nelson Bottom Row L-
R: Sebrina Matthews, Ebony
Andrews, Angelica Thomas,
Nikki Jackson, Tyrone
Holloway, Greg Childs, Ter-
rance Hortan, Kenny Day

Fired Up

Pep Club is an organization to promote Southeasts school
spirit. They sponsor many events to make our school exciting
and fun. For Valentines Day the Pep Club hold their annual
Sweetheart Coronation with the judges being the male portion
of our student body. During American Education Week, they
served refreshments for faculty and staff. In recognition of our
sports they sponsor the All-Sports Banquet. They honor the
outstanding athletes in all sports. Also for our basketball
games they work for our concession stand to raise money for
our school. During the school year, on May 29th, they hold an
annual Six Flags trip for all students. The Pep Club arranges
these activities and more to enhance our everyday school life.

ACADEMIC TEAM

Whiz Kids

The Academic Team is provided
with the opportunity to travel to sev-
eral different schools throughout
Georgia to compete on a variety of
subjects. They put brain power to-
gether with common sense to pro-
duce the right answers to some very
difficult questions. The Academic
Team members, along with their ad-
visor Mrs. Pace learn interesting facts
to use at the many competitions.
They serve our school with pride.

Top Row L-R: Rusty Evans, Cartina McDowell,
Christian Pham, David Flynn, LaTasha Nelson,
Gretchen Riedel, Ashley Tye, Calvin Sea-
brooks 2nd Row L-R: Mandy OBarr, Harry
Webb, Julie Black, Wendy Powell, Stacy Wil-
liamson, Mrs, Pace Bottom Row L-R: Patricia
Borders, Christy Dry, Laura Webb, Darrell
Greene

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Under the quidance of Mrs. Harde-
gree and Mrs. Varnell, the Southeast
Math Team represents our school
well in math competitions through-
out Georgia. With thorough practice
every Thursday they have placed in
two of their competitions. They com-
peted at Mercer University, placing
sixth. They also had competitions at
Ga. Southwestern College, Macon
College, Armstrong State College,
and placed second in our own Bibb
County math tournaments.

Top Row L-R: Andy Avera, Harry Webb, Brian
Evans, Gretchen Riedel, Ursula Edwards 2nd
Row L-R: Mrs. Varnell, Mrs. Hardegree, Christie
Dry, Julie Black, Michelle Wilcox, LaTasha Nel-
son, Olivia Gibbs, Amy Parham Bottom Row L-
R: Christian Pham, Tim Avera, Scotty Busbee,
Darrell Greene

MU ALPHA THETA

Top Row L-R: Melissa Sanders, Leigh Ja-
cobs, Gretchen Riedell, Wendy Powell, Ur-
sula Edwards

2nd Row L-R: Ashley Tye, Christie Dry,
Dave Norwood, Julie Black, Michelle Wil-
cox, Christie Warren, Shelli Moulton, Scotty
Busbee, Mrs. Wilder, Kinya Brown

ist Row L-R: Christian Pham, Aurelius Wal-
ler, Clifton King, Devona Bell, Darrell
Greene, David Flynn, Derrick Solomon
Officers: Derrick Solomon, Scotty Busbee,
Julie Black

New Additions

Mu Alpha Theta promotes scholarships and enjoyment and
understanding of mathematics among high school students.
New to Southeast this year, Mu Alpha Theta advised by Mrs.
Patricia Wilder has made its mark attracting new members.
The club meets about six times during the school yeartohear
different speakers and plan for upcoming events. This yearthe
club is working to raise money for a copy machine in the math
department by collecting a million pennies. The club also
helped out at the elementary math meet and took an educa-
tional trip in the spring to Six Flags to learn how the rides
operate.

SCIENCE CLUB

Top Row L-R: Chris Lorenz, Ashley Tye, Ke-
drick Brown, Rusty Evans, Harry Webb, Cliff
Davis, Jonathon Walker, Ronnie Whitton,
Bill Johns, Lake Green, David Flynn
Bottom Row L-R: Dave Norwood, Tashiba
Battle, Latasha Nelson, Patty Borders
Officers: Chris Lorenz, Harry Webb, David
Flynn, Dave Norwood, Lake Green

Ecologically Alert

The Southeast Science Club, advised by Mrs. Howell, is a
great asset to our school and our environment. Their purpose
is to explore the areas of science and to increase the aware-
ness of Southeast students on environmental issues affecting
our world. They have managed the recycling center, the as-
tronomy project, and helped with the paper airplane contest.
They took part in the Science Bowl, the Problem Solving Bowl,
and took a camping trip to Sapelo Island. The club is also an
extension of the Georgia Junior Academy of Science. The
Science Club will continue to strive as they have this year.

PHEONIX

This year has had its ups and downs for the annual
staff but hey! it was well worth it. Deadlines came and
went, and most of the time the pages were not complete,
but there is alot going on in the annual room that no one
ever sees. Alot of hard and agonizing work goes into
producing a yearbook, and this year was no different.
Problems were always popping up too much copy, not
enough copy, no liquid paper, no pictures and no type-
writers availablel!

But all in all this year has been a success, for this years
annual staff has put together some of the greatest memo-
ries for everyone to see! Enjoy and relish the fifth edition
of the Phoenix.

Advisor: Craig Burkhalter

Putting Together
Memories.

Advisor: Craig Burkhalter

Top: Editor, Shelli Moulton

Co-Editor: Kathryn Simpson

Above: Club Section, Brandi Wilson, Nancy Berrier, Kristen Coleman,
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Summer was short,
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After three years ...
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Congratulations Seniors.
Love,
Jennifer Wall and Jennifer Maddox

Brandi, Kristin, Danielle and
Nancy
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Best friends forever
Class of 1993.

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ADMINISTRATION

One behalf of myself and the faculty
and staff of Southeast High School, I
wish to each and everyone of you the
happiness of a productive life, the re-
spect of your fellow human beings,
and the love of your family. May the
future be yours. The best of luck and
Congratulations!/!"

Vickie P. Scott, Principal

As we have worked together to
transform the challenge of this
special year to opportunities for
growth, we have shared many
magic moments. From the ner-
vous anticipation of our Smooth
Move Orientation Day to the pow-
erful pounding of our hearts at
Graduation, we have created
memories that will connect us and
will last a lifetime. Keep that War-
rior Spirit!

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May you always have the courage
to embrace dreams and strength
to sacrifice for them, Be brave
enough to stand for something.
Kemember always that though we
are of different races and back-
grounds and live in different
places, we all belong to one an-
other.

Junyth Meeks, Vocational Super-
visor

In Loving Memory
Of
Eddie W. Bryant, Jr.

As some bid farewell to their high school expe-
riences here at Southeast High School, and oth-
ers grab hold of todays endings, we thank you
for sharing with us these precious moments of
human development. Love, Peace, and Happt-
ness be with you.

July 28, 1935 April 10, 1993

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Catherine Thomas
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Judy Stroud
Special Education

Vincent Turner
Industrial Arts

Woodrow Telfair
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Karol Stephens
Science

Myrtle Thorpe
Marketing Education

Horace Taylor
Custodian

Evelyn Stuart
English

Dorothy Stephans
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Theresa Wesley-Smart
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Annie Jones
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Margaret Jackson
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Michelle Hartley
Physical Education

Betty Joiner
Special Education

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Science

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ment of glory

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ating class.

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Art Adam Walker
Citizenship LaTasha
Nelson
English/Literature
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Foreign Language
Ursula Edwards
Industrial/ Vocational
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Mathematics Christina
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ors Night was a glamorous event.
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and certificates ... memories they
can treasure forever.

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memorable evening.

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Jasmine Jackson walks to receive her award Beta cords caused much excitement

Senior

Index
A

Anderson, Subrina.
"Dangerous." 03-21-75.
Leo Club, 11-12; VOCA,
12, President. Cheerleader,
10; Drill Team, 12. Junior
Guide; Science Olympiad,
11; Scholarship Winner,
12. Black Youth and
Business Program, 12.
Song: "Candlelight and
You." Phrase: "I'own
Know."

Bailey, Hope. 03-14-75.
Beta, 9-10; Key Club, 12,
Vice-President. Song: "If I
Ever Fall In Love Again."
Phrase: "If you love
something, set it free. If it
comes back to you it is
yours. If it doesn't, it never
was."

Baker, Carmella
Christine.
"Christy(Pudding)." 04-11-
75. FBLA, 10-12. Who's
Who Among American
High School Students, 10.
Song: "I Will Always Love
You." Phrase: "Hey Rat
Dog."

Baker, Kevin P.
"Guns'N'F'Roses." 01-18-
74. Art Club, 9-10,12;
VOCA, 11. Song: "Get In
The Ring"

Banks, Demetrice
Chenoa."Smurfetie(Meechee)"
09-01-75. Who's Who
Among American Teens;
Senior Play. Song: "What
About Your Friends."
Phrase: "Duh!!!!"

Congratulations
Brandi!

Barnes, Alcina

Loretta, "Cindy." 12-05-
74. TAP, 9-12; FBLA, 11;
Frater Sodalis, 9-10; Pep
Club, 12; Marching and,
Concert Band. Drill Teath,

9-12. Song: "Sweet
Thang." Phrase: "Oh My
Goodness."

Barrett, JoAnn
Denise. "Jo-Jo." 02-05-
74. Pep Club, 11-12,
Treasurer, 12; VOCA, 12,
Parliamentarian. Song:
"Who Going To Love You
Like I Do." Phrase: "I can
do all things through
Christ which strengtheneth
me."

Baxter, Kevin R. 03-30-
75. Song: "Happy Days."
Phrase: "Smooth."

Amanda,

We are very proud of you
and love you very much!
Love, Momma, Daddy
Larri, Kristi and Marci

Bell, Devona. "Gangsta
Girl." 06-16-75. Frater
Sodalis, 9-12, Vice-
President, 10, President,
11-12; FTA, 9-11; TAP, 9-
11; Mu Alpha Theta, 12;
Student Council, 9-12,
Treasurer, 11, Class
Treasurer, 9-10;
Basketball, 9, Co-Captain;
Cheerleader, 10-12,
Captain, 12; Track, 11-12.
Significant Individual
Improvement, 9;
Outstanding Leadership, 9,
12; Scholastic Athlete
Award, 9; Senior
Superlative, Most Spirited;
Macon College Early
[Intervention Program, 9-
10; Marching and Concert
Band, 9. Song: "Run to
You." Phrase: "I ain't
slackin' so you better be
packin it."

You blessed my heart the day you were born and you continue
to bless me everyday. I am so proud of you honey, you did it on

your own.

| love you,
Mother

Berrier, Nancy A.
"Nani." 11-25-74. Civitan,
10-12; Yearbook Staff, 11-
12. Cheerleader, 9-12; Lift-
a-Thon Winner, 11.
Academic Achievement, 9-
10; Who's Who Among
American High School
Students, 11-12; Honor
Roll, 9-11. Senior Play;
Sweetheart Coronation, 11.
Song: "Life Is a Highway."
Phrase: "Go girl with your
bad self."

Bonner, Shelton II.
"Shelt." 07-29-73. Leo
Club, 12. Basketball, 9-10,
12. Song: "Nothing But A
G Thang."

Bray, Rebekah L.
"Becky." 02-26-75. FBLA,
12. Softball, 9-12. Song:
"Anymore."

Brice, Robert Thomas
Jr. "Little Robert." 01-23-
75. VOCA, 11; DEGA, 12.
Basketball, 9; Cross
Country, 10. Perfect
Attendance, 10. Song:
"Street Life." Phrase: "Hi
bout it."

Brooks, Sharon
LaFaye. "Pookic." 09-22-
74. Leo Club, 11,
Secretary; FBLA, 12;
Advanced Concert
Marching Band, 9-12.
Basketball, 9. USAA
Mathematics Award, 12;
Superior Medal-Solo/
Ensemble, 10-11; Most
Improved/ Outstanding
Band, 9-10; Personal
Integrity Award, 10. Song:
"I Want To Love You
Down." Phrase: "So Uh-
whatcha tryin' to say?"
Brown, Dexter. \1-07-
74. Wrestling, 9-10; Track,
11.

Brown, Kinya
Rowilita. 11-30-74. TAP,
11-12; FBLA, 12; Mu
Alpha Theta, 12.
Outstanding Achievement,
11; Honor Roll, 11; Who's
Who Among American
High School Students, 11.
Song: "Love Taking Over."

Bryant, Malissa Angel.
"Lisa." 09-26-72. SADD, 9-

12, President, 9. Special
Olympics, 9-12.

Caldwell, Patrick K.
"Pat." 06-17-75. Art Club,
9-10; Key Club, 11,
Sergeant-At-Arms; DECA,
12. Football, 9-12, Captain,
12; Wrestling, 9-11; Golf,
9-10. Homecoming Court,
12, Second Runner Up;
Senior Superlative, Most
Spirited; Iron Man Award,
11. Song: "Dazzey Dukes."
Phrase: "Let's get out of
here."

Cameron, Shannon.
03-13-74.

Carter, Chanee' M.
Chanee'nee." 09-22-75.
Pep Club, 11; FBLA, 12.
Homecoming Court, 12,
Second Runner Up. Song:
"Right Now."

Kathryn,
We are very proud of the young lady you
have become. We love you and wish for you
the best that life has to offer.
Love.
Mama and Daddy

Chambers, April L.
06-13-75. Song: "No One
Like You." Phrase: "I hate
it.

Chambers, Gregory.
11-30-74. Pep Club,"12.
Basketball, 9-10. Song:
Flex,

Clark, Tacosha M.
"Thick-ness." 07-29-75.
Beta, 9-12; Pep Club, 12;
TAP, 12. Chorus, 9-12;
Honor Roll, 9-10;
Outstanding Award, 11.
Drill Team, 10,12;
Educational Talent Search,
12; Mentor's Project, 10-
12. Song: "Hat 2 the
Back." Phrase: "You Go
Girl."

Coleman, Kristin L.
"Kris." 01-02-75. Beta, 9-
12; Civitan, 10-12.
Cheerleader, 10-12.
Academic Achievement, 9-
10; Honor Roll, 9-10.
Yearbook Staff, 11- 42;
Sweetheart Coronation, 11.
Song: Alive. Phrase: "I
don't get it?!?!"

Christy

We are proud of youl!
You've come a long way!
You've overcome many ob-
stacles in life. Keep your
head up. Always be proud

We love you

Momma, Katie, Nana,

Grandaddy and Christopher

Couch, Shirelle D.
"CeCe." 03-01-74. TAP,
11-12; Pep Club, 9-12;
DECA, 12, Reporter.
DECA Commendation
Award, 12; DECA
Volunteer Work, 12. Song:
"What's the 411 Hun???"
Phrase: "Yoke that thang."
Cranford, Brandi

Maria. 06-04-75. Key
Club, 9-11, Vice-President,
10, Secretary, 11; Civitan,
12. Newspaper Staff, 12;
Literary Magazine, 12;
Song: "I'll Always Love
You." Phrase: "Do what
now? "

Crook, Jason Edwin
Wayne. Jay. 09-03-74.
DECA, 12; Baseball, 9-12,
Best Pitcher, 11. Song:
"Young Country."

Draughon, Christy
Ann. 07-28-75.
International Club, 9-12,
Vice-President, 11; FTA,
10, Tutoring Coordinator.
Sofiball, 9-10. Honor Roll,
9; Who's Who Among
American High School
Students, 11-12. Yearbook
Staff, 11-12, Special
Olympics Volunteer, 1 1-
12. Song: "If You Could
See Me Now." Phrase:
Wanna see some
pictures?"

Earven, Tomika
Nichole. "Choc-late." 08-
13-75. TAP, 12; Frater
Sodalis, 10; Pep Club, 10.
Volunteer-Kids Vote USA.
Song: "Baby, I'm For
Real." Phrase: "Dat U. V.
Posse."

Edge, Amy M. 12-12-
74. International Club, 11-
12. Basketball, 9-10. Song:
"Apache Rose Peacock.
Phrase: "Guess what I
did?"

Edwards, Ursula
Jacinta. 01-24-75. Pep
Club, 9; Project Link, 10;
Beta, 9-12; Student
Council, 10-12; Math
Team, 9-12; Civitan, 10;
FBLA, 11; International
Club, 12; Mu Alpha Theta,
12. Principal's List, 9-11;
Perfect Attendance, 9-11;
GA Certificate of Merit,
11; Math Team Awards, 9-
11. Song: "Ribbon in the
Sky." Phrase: "Well,
Well..."

Ellington, Tanya M.
"Tonya." 07-18-74. FHA,
11-12; TAP, 12. Song:
"Make Love 2 Me."
Phrase: "Yeah Right!"

Lisa,

You will al-
ways be our little
sweetheart. We
love you very
much,

Dad and Mom

Ezzell-Dowell, Nicole
Lynn. "Nickle." 04-20-75.
Beta, 9-12, Vice-President,
11, President, 12;
International Club, 12,
President; Student Council,
11-12, Junior Class
Treasurer, Student Council
Vice-President, 12. Drill
Team, 9-12, Co-Captain,
9-11, Captain, 12. Who's
Who Among American
High School Students,
11-12; GA Certificate of
Merit, 11; National
Leadership Award, 10-12;
National English Merit
Award, 12; Senior
Superlative, Most Talented;
Principal's List, 9-11;
Senior Play. Song:
"Songbird." Phrase:
Excuse ME??"

Finney, Reginald T.
"Reggie." 09-18-74.
Basketball, 9-12; Football,
9, 12; Track, 9, 12. Senior
Superlative, Most
Atheletic. Song: "You and
Me." Phrase: "Respect no
one who doesn't respect
you."

Floyd, Brandi. 02-05-
75. Art Club, 9-10,
Treasurer, 10; Civitan, 11.
Song: "(Everything I Do) I
Do It For You." Phrase:
"So what."

Flynn, David E. 08-21-
75. Chess Club, 9-12,
President, 11-12; Beta, 9-
12; Math Team, 9-11;
Academic Team, 9-11.
Soccer, 9-11; Wrestling, 9-
12; Football, 9-12. Honor
Roll, 9-11; Presbyterian
College Junior Fellow;
Presidential Award, 9-12;
U.S. Certificate of Merit, 9-
12; Scholar Student
Athletes, 11-12;
International Merit Foreign
Exchange Student
Scholarship Program, 11-
12.

Frank, Billy. "Big
Daddy." 07-27-75. DECA,
11-12. Baseball, 9. Song:
"Lonely Heart." Phrase:
"Take that bass out your
voice."

Frank, Rick. "Ghost."
11-09-73. FBLA, 11;
DECA, 11-12. Baseball, 9.
D.A.R.E. Song: "Right
Here Waiting." Phrase:
"Ain't gonna be able ta do

Gibson, Sonabayatta
L. "Shorn." 01-18-74.
SADD, 12. Special
Olympics, il. Song: "Hat
To The Back." Phrase: "I'm
the champing."

Gilbert, Lon
Freeman. "Sandman."
03-29-74. Drama Chub, 9;
Ethnic Awareness, 1); Art
Club, 12, President.
Newspaper Staff, 11-12,
Co-Editor, Editor; Senior
Play. Song: "Bad to the
Bone." Phrase: "Yeah,

Right!!"

Glore, India Emory.
"Indigo." 08-24-75.
Civitan, 10; SADD, 10;
FBLA, 12; Southeast
Marching Band Feature

Twirler, 11-12. Basketball,

9. Who's Who Among

American High School, 11;

National Band Award, 11;
National Leadership and
Service Award, 12. Song:
"No Onc Else On Earth."
Phrase: "I don't think so."
Gray, Tamu S.
"Tammy." 09%02-74. Pep
Club, 10-12; Advanced
Band, 10-12; Drill Team,
11. Song: "If I Ever Fall In
Love Again." Phrase:
Ain't gonna be able to do
i."

Grimes, Jennifer
Marie. "Jenn." 02-05-75.
FBLA, 12. Song: "I'll

Always Love You." Phrase:

Leave me alonc!!"
Grinstead, Tricia D.
"NAAT." 06-07-75. Song:
"I Will Always Love You."
Phrase: "I hate it!!"

ALL your hard work has placed you at the top
and we are very proud of you. Your determi-
nation to reach the top is your greatest as-
set.

Love,
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Thanks for shar-
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tening, laughing,
crying and just
growing up!

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Chanise. "Kwanepoo
(KeeKee)." 09-14-74. Pep
Club, 9-10, 12; Frater
Sodalis, 11; Civitan, 12;
FBLA, 12; FTA, 11;
Student Council, 9, 12,
Senior Class Treasurer;
Annual Staff, 12. Who's
Who Among American
High School Students, 10-
12; Honor Roll, 10-12;
Homecoming Court, 12;
Mentor's Project, 10-12.
Song: "Dazzey Duks."
Phrase: "I'm chill like dat,
I'm chill!!!"

Hayes, Angie L. 10-16-
74. International Club, 9-
12. Song: "Under the
Bridge." Phrase: "I don't
think so."

Henry, Jennifer
Leigh. "Jenny." 03-12-74.
Beta, 9-12; Key Club, 12,
President; Drama Club, 9.
Cheerleading, 10-12,
Captain, 12. Honor Roll, 9;
Principal's List, 10-11; GA
Certificate of Merit, 11.
Song: "Erotica."

High, Teresa A. "Resa."

01-27-74. DECA. Song:
"Just Once."

Hodnett, James. 06-23-
75. Beta, 9-12; FBLA, 12.
Football, 10-12. Principal's
List, 9-12. Song:
November Rain."
Howard, Tara Ann.
05-18-74. Pep Club, 9-10,
12; DECA, 11; TAP, 12.
Basketball, 9-11. Perfect
Attendance, 9-10. Song:
"Quality Time." Phrase:
"Oh! So what'cha tryin to
say?"

Hughes, Angela
Danielle. "Dani." 09-20-
75. Beta, 9-12; Key Club,
9; Civitan, 10-12, Vice-
President, 11, President,
12; Project Link, 11;
Annual Staff, 11-12,
Organizations Editor.
Cheerleader, 10-12, Co-
Captain, 10, 12. Honor
Roll, 9-12; Who's Who
Among American High
School Students, 9-12;
National Merit Award, 11-
12; National English Merit
Award, 12; Outstanding
Senior; Woodman of the
World Award, 11; Junior
Guide; Kids Talk
Representative, 12. Song:
"Black." Phrase: "Yea,

Right!!"

Jackson, Jasmine J.
"Jasz." 07-08-75. TAP, 10-
12; Frater Sodalis, 10-12;
DECA, 11; Marching and
Concert Band, 11-12.
Who's Who Among
American High School
Students, 11; Plaque for
Third Year Band, 11.
Song: "International
Lover." Phrase: "Norpe."
Johnson, Christy.
"Dimples." 08-07-75. Pep
Club, 9-12. Song: "It Hurts
Me." Phrase: "In too deep."

Johnson, Gary Jr. "G-
Phi." 03-10-74. Pep Club,
9-10, Football, 9-12;
Basketball, 9-10; Track, 9,
11-12. Song: "Games."
Phrase: "What's up guy?"
Jones, Crystal. 09-16-
74. International Club, 10-
12, President, 11; Beta, 9-
12; Math Team, 9-12,
Captain, 11; Academic
Team, 9-12, Vice-
President, 11-12; Student
Council, 10-12, Sophomore
Class President, Jr. Class
President, Sr. Class
President; FTA, 10-11.
Drill Team, 9-12, Co-
Captain, 11-12; Track, 10:
Chorus, 9. Who's Who
Among American High
School Students, 9-12;
DARE Lradership Award,
11; GA Certificate of
Merit, 11; Community
Service Award, 10;
National Science 4,
Olympiad, 10-12; Perfect
Attendance, 9-11;
Outstanding Leadership,
11; All-American Scholars,
10-12; U. S. Student
Council Award, 10-12;
Most Improved-Chorus, 9.
Song: "I'd Die Without
You." Phrase: "I ain't
gonna be able to do it."

Carmella
Congratulations on
being a winner and not
giving up.

We knew you could do
it You've got the
right stuff.

Always walk proud and
go full steam

We're cheering you on
you're our favorite
home team.

With love,

Mom, Dad, Jason and
Nicholas

Jones, Jennifer J.
"J.J." 12-16-74.
International Club, 9;
Civitan, 10-12; Beta, 9-12;
Annual Staff, 10-12, Sports
Editor, 12. Softball, 9-12;
Drill Team, 10. Honor
Roll, 9-12; Most Improved-
Softball, 11; Outstanding
Senior; Junior Guide.
Cherry Blossom Pageant,
11-12; Sweetheart
Coronation, 9-10; Senior
Play. Song: "Fishing in the
Dark." Phrase: "How do
you spell that???"

Jones, Natisha C. 12-
23-74. DECA, 12,
Treasurer, Reporter. Song:
"End of the Road." Phrase:
"Anyway."

King, Clifton. "Cliff."
05-21-75. Chess Club, 9-
12; Mu Alpha Theta, 12.
Soccer, 9-12; Football, 11.
Honor Roll, 9-12; Perfect
Attendance, 9-12. Senior
Play. Song: "Nothing But a
"G" Thang."

Congratulations
Chip and Melissa
We are very
proud of ya'll and
love ya'll very
much!

Love Mama,

Daddy
and Michelle

Layton, Randy W. 03-
14-75. DECA, 12. Tennis,
12. Honor Roll, 9-12.
Song: "Somewhere Out
There." Phrase: "I wanna
go home."

Lee, Linda A. 02-20-75.
Song: "I Will Always Love
You." Phrase: "Never!!"

Marshall, Geralyn
Renee. "Na." 07-12-73.
VOCA, 12. Song:
"Remisce." Phrase: "You
ain't know."

Martin, Monica
Leigh. "Lil'un." 07-14-74.
DECA, 11-12, Treasurer,
11; Art Club, 9; Civitan,
12. Who's Who Among
American High School
Students, 10-11;
International Foreign
Language Award, 11.
Song: "Comfortably
Numb." Phrase: "I be
knowin it."

Trina,

Four years of homeroom together, do we
have any sanity left? I doubt it! Hopefully
we'll be able to stay in touch, otherwise that
20 year reunion is going to look and be aw-

fully funky!

Love Always,
Mandy R.
Class of 93

Matthews, Eunice
"Neecee." "Elmyra." 06-
22-75. Academic Team, 9-
12, Vice-President, 11,
President, 12; Beta, 9-12;
International Club, 10-12,
Vice-President, 12; Math
Team, 9-10; Student
Council; Junior City
Council; Newspaper Staff,
12; Literary Magazine, 12;
Yearbook Staff, 10. Track,
10-12; Drill Team, 11-12.
Principal's List, 9-12;
Senior Superlative, Most
Academic; Outstanding
Scnior. Song: "Day-o."
Phrase: "Have a day."
McCall, Kanita. 11-17-
73. DECA, 12. Song: "All
I Sec Is Your Love."
Phrase: "Anyway."
McClendon, Willie A.
02-01-75. Bridge Club, 10;
Chess Club, 12; Advance
Concert Band, 9-12.
Soccer, 9-10, 12;
Wrestling, 10. Perfect
Attendance, 9, 12; Honor
Roll, 9. Song: "Wicked."
McNarry, Victoria

Alexandria. 12-29-75.
DECA, 12, Vice-President;
Beta, 12; Mu Alpha Theta,
12. Cross Country, 12.
Honor Roll, 11; Principal's
List, 11; Miss Southeast,
11; Senior Superlative,
Best Personality. Scnior
Play; Cherry Blossom
Princess, 12, Phrase: "Let's
be part of the answer, not
part of the problem."

Meeks, Linda Gayle.
"Smelley Gaylcy." 10-03-
72. SADD, 12. Song:
"Where Will You Spend
Eternity If Jesus Came
Back Today?" Phrase:
"What up with you man? "
Miller, Tanya Louise.
"Tiny Bit." 11-22-73.
FBLA, 11. Outstanding
Leadership, 11. Song: "If ]
Ever Fall In Love Again."
Phrase: "My bad."
Mimbs, Stacy. "Stacy
Swayze." 03-20-75. Art
Club, 10; SADD, 11-12.
Special Olympics, 9-12.
Honor Roll, 10-11;
Personal Integrity Award,
12. Song: "Achy Breaky
Heart."

Moore, Tamblyn G.
"Tam." 05-20-75. Key
Club, 9; FBLA, 12. Song:
"No Ordinary Love."
Phrase: "I ain't gone be
able to do it."

Morgan, Taronio
Lawaiin. "The Pipe
Layer." 10-01-73. DECA,
11; VOCA, 12. Football, 9.
Perfect Attendance, 9-10,
Song: "You and Mc."
Phrase: "That's irrclavant."
Moulton, Shelli Alyce.
"Sam." 03-06-75. Beta, 9-
12; Civitan, 10-12, Second
Vice-President, 11,
Scrgcant-at-Arms, 12; Key
Club, 9: Student Council,
11-12; Mu Alpha Theta,
12; Student Council
Secretary, 12; Project Link,
11; Junior City Council,
10-12; Yearbook Staff, 10-
12, Editor, 12. Softball, 9-
12; Basketball, 9-12;
Bascball Manager, 9.

Who's Who Among
Amcrican High School
Students, 9-12; National
Merit Scholar, 9-12;
Principal's List, 9-12;
Outstanding Scnior; Scnior
Superlative, Most Athictic;
Governor's Honors
Nomince, 10-11; Kids Talk
Counsclor, 11; National
English Merit Award, 12;
US National Mathematics
Award Winner; Junior
Guide; Girls' State, 11;
Presbytcrian College Junior
Fellow; Outstanding
Leadership Award, 9, 12;
All-City Sofiball, 12;
Rookic of the Year-
Sofiball, 9; Academic
Player of the Ycar-Sofiball,
Baskctball, 9-11; All-
Amcrican Scholar, 9-12;
Most Improved All
Around-Basketball, 11;
Best Defensive Playcr,
Inficld, Softball, 11.
Swectheart Coronation, 9;
Cherry Blossom Pageant,
11. Song: "Let's Chill."

Myers, Shawn. "Sabe."
09-12-73. Wrestling, 10;
Football, 11

Nelson, LaTasha
Deoinne. 11-17-74. Beta
9-12, Reporter, 12; Band,
9-12; Chorus, 9; Drama
Club, 9; International
Club, 10-11; TAP, 9-12;
Science Club, 12; Jazz
Band, 12; Student Council,
10-12, Vice-President, 11,
President, 12, Sophomore
Class Treasurer; Teen
Community
Representative, 9-12, Teen
2 Teen Editor. Outstanding
Scnior; Junior Guide;
Principal's List, 9-11;
Perfect Attendance, 9-10,
Song: "Sweet November."
Phrase: "Do you have a
social problem?"
Newsome, Lisa E. 06-
23-74. Key Club, 11;
Civatan, 12. Song: "I Will
Always Love You." Phrase:
"Sure"

Congratulations
SAM
You have always
been a #1
Never fail to believe
in yourself
Love,
Dad and Jan

O'Barr, Mandy
Renee. "Mo." 10-20-75.
Leo Club, 11-12, President,
12; Academic Tcam, 11-
12; DECA, 12; Marching
Band, 9. Song:
"Bloodbath In Paradise."
Phrase: "Must be nice."

Patton, Jacob. "Hair."
07-30-75. Key Club, 11-
12, Vice-President, 11;
VICA, 12, Vice-President.
Football, 9, 11-12;
Wrestling, 9-10. Honor
Roll, 12; Most Improved
Football, 9. Lift-A-Thon,
10-12; Senior Play. Song:
"Nothing Else Matters."
Pulliam, Melissa Ann.
"Bobo." 10-09-74. SADD,
12, President; Key Club,
10; Senior Play. Softball,
9-12; Basketball, 9-10.
Honor Roll, 10-11; Perfect
Attendence, 10-11; Who's
Who Among American
High School Students, 11;
National English Merit
Award, 12. Song: "Tender
Kisses." Phrase: "Okay you

did."

Repasz, Ellen
Faith.07-16-75.

International Club, 11; Key
Club, 12. Who's Who
Among American High
School Students, 11.
Mentor Program, 10; Flag
Corp, 11-12, Co-Captain,
12. Song: "I'll Always Love
You." Phrase:

"Whatever! !"

Rhines, Jacqueta

Latrell. 05-24-75. DECA
12; VOCA, 10.
Outstanding Community
Service, 12. Song: "Flex."
Riggin, Mandara
Louise. 03-24-75. Junior
Classical League, 10-12;
International Club, 11-12.
Song: "Winds of Change."
Phrase: "Yeah-Right."
Roberts, Carla Ann.
"Miss Piggy." 01-16-75.
Civitan, 9; Beta, 9-12;
Student Council, 10-12,
Director; FBLA, 12,
President. Honor Roll, 9-
11; Student Council
Award, 10-11. Sweetheart
Coronation, 9-10, Miss
Sophomore Sweetheart;
Homecoming Court, Miss
Sophomore. Song:
"Phantom of the Opra."
Phrase: "Yea-Right!!"
Roquemore, Anleci.
"Leci." 07-31-74. Song:
"Hat 2 Da Back." Phrase:
"Whatever."

Ryals, Matthew
Gavin. 06-14-74. "Matt."
Pep Club, 9; VICA, 12;
DECA, 12. Baseball, 9;
Football, 9. Who's Who
Among American High
School Students, 11-12;
Warrior Pride Award, 12;
Perfect Attendance, 9.
Song: "I Got Friends In
Low Places." Phrase:
"Why?"

Kristin: We are so
very proud
of you.
You're
quite a
young lady
now.

Love,
Mom and JR.

Our Brandi Nichole

She came into our lives in Au
gust 1975 such a short
time ago.

From yesterday's bouncing
red ball to todays white soft-
ball.

From a tiny princess to Miss
Freshman and Miss Junior.
How could this be? We haven't
had time to do it all!

Now, she'll take another direc-
tion come June of this year.
Graduation will be another
step and challenge for her.
But, she has set her goals and
looks ahead with joy

So, we wish for her well, this
our precious daughter.

Love

Daddy, mama & Bubba

Sanders, April
Melissa. 04-24-75.
"Lissa." Beta, 10-12;
FBLA, 11-12; Civitan, 12;
Mu Alpha Theta, 12.
Softball, 10-12; Tennis, 11-
12. Who's Who Among
American High School
Students, 10-12;
International Foreign
Language Award, 10-11;
Governor's Honors
Alternate, 11; National
English Merit Award, 12;
Outstanding Player,
Softball, 10-11; All-City
Team, Softball, 12; All-
Middle Georgia Second
Team, Softball, 12; Best
Offensive, Softball, 10;
Best Defensive, Softball,
11; US National
Mathematics Award, 12;
US National Leadership
Merit Award, 11-12; GA
Certificate of Merit, 11;
Principal's List, 10-11; All-
American Scholar Award,
10-11. Song: "I Drove All
Night."

Sanders, Chip. 04-24-
75. Honor Roll, 10-11.
Song: "If Tomorrow Never
Comes." Phrase: "How do

we do this?"

Sandifer, Teresa
Whykita. "Kitty." 01-20-
75. FBLA, 11-12, Vice
President, 12; Pep Club,
10; TAP, 9, 11-12; Macon
College Early Intervention
Program, 10-11; Flag
Corps, 10. Perfect
Attendance, 9; Honor Roll,
9-12; Who's Who Among
American High School
Students, 9-10, 12. Song:
"We're a Little Bit Older
Now." Phrase: "Ain't
nothing to it but to do it!!"
Sawyer, Rusty E., Jr.
"Big-Happy." 04-10-74.
Art Club, 10; Ethnic
Awareness Club, 11. Song:
"Nothin' But a G-Thing."
Phrase: "Whas up dog?"
Scott, Amy L. "Little
Bit." 06-15-74. Leo Club,
11; International Club, 12.
Song: "One More Try."
Phrase: "I don't know,
maybe."

Sibley, Amanda L.
"Manda." 01-10-75.
VOCA, 10-11, Reporter,
10; DECA, 12. Sweetheart
Coronation. Song: "Always
and Forever." Phrase:
"Knock yourself out!"

Good luck J.J.
You've come a
long way.

I love you,
Grandma

Simpson, Kathryn R.
"Kat." 04-28-75. Key Club,
9; Civitan, 10-12,
Secretary, 11, Chaplain,
12; Student Council, 9-12,
Freshman Class Secretary,
Sophomore Class
Secretary, Junior Class
Secretary; Beta, 9-12,
Secretary, 12; Annual
Staff, 10-12, Co-Editor, 12;
Project Link, 11; Junior
City Council, 10-12; Senior
Play, 12. Softball, 10-12;
Tennis, 9-12; J. V.
Cheerleader, 9; Wrestling
Manager, 12. Outstanding
Senior, Senior Superlative,
Best-All-Around;
Homecoming Court,

Miss Junior, Homecoming
Queen; Cherry Blossom
Princess, 11; Principal's
List, 9-12; DAR Good
Citizenship Award, 12; GA
Certificate of Merit, 11;
Junior Guide; Who's Who
Among American High
School Students, 9-12;
National Biology Award,
10; National Chemistry
Award, 11; Presbyterian
College Junior Fellow;
Golden Eagle Social
Science, Winner, 12;
Salutatorian. Song:
"Simple Man." Phrase:
"Don't ask me!"

The first time we met,
You stayed on my mind.
Your personality so sweet,
so caring, so kind.
With each moment that
passes,
I think only of you.
Each time that I hold you
My love grows more true.
When !| look into your eyes,
what do I see?

The beautiful image of the
perfect woman for me.
Love you always,
Colin

Smith, Cassandra
Renee. "Cookie." 06-26-
74. Pep Club, 9-12; FBLA,
11-12; PTSA Rep., 10-12;
4-H, 9-10, Secretary, 9-10;
Annual Staff, 10-12,
Business Editor, 12; Senior
Class Representative.
Basketball, 9-11; Softball,
10-12. Who's Who Among
American High Schooi
Students, 12; Perfect
Attendance, 9-11; ,
Commendations, 10-12;
PTSA Certificate, 10-11;
4-H Awards for Local
Demonstrations, 9-10; 4-H
Awards for District
Competitions, 9-10; Honor
Roll, 10-11. Song: " Who
Will I Choose?" Phrase:
"I'm Sex-C-Blac like dat,
I'M BLAC!!"
Smith, Tamekia

Sandifer. 02-08-75.
DECA, 11; Advanced
Band 9-10; Intermediate
Band, 12. Song: "Just a
"G" Thang." Phrase:
"Lay'em Down."
Solomon, Derrick D.
12-7-93. Art, 10; Ethnic
Awareness, 11, Vice-
President; FBLA, 12; Mu
Alpha Theta, 12,
Treasurer. Cross Country,
9-12, Captain, 11-12;
Track, 9-12. Baseball, 9;
Basketball, 9-10. Junior
Guide; Senior Superlative,
Best All Around. Phrase:
"The more you know, the
more you will succeed."
Spillman, Chris. 11>,
22-75. Song: I'm the
Man." Phrase: "Huh?"
Stanely, Cheryl.
"Shorty" 05-09-72. F.T.A.,
10. VOCA, 12. Honor
Roll, 9-10. Who's Who
Among American High
School Students, 11 Song:
"I Will Always Love You."
Phrase: "It Wasn't Me!"
Stoker, Melisa Dawn
"Big Girl." 07-25-75.
FBLA, 11; Civitan, 12;
Softball, 10-12; Co-MVP,

11; Song: "Confused";
Phrase: "Hey, like a bowl

of grits!"

Tatman, Carlos
"T-Man." 02-14-75,
International Club, 12; Pep
Club, 10; FBLA.11;
Perfect Attendance, 9-12;
Honor Roll, 9-12; Senior
Play. Song: "Who Will I
Choose?"

Yaylor, Cynthia
Elaine

"Cynt." 07-29-75, Pep
Club; 11; Frater Sodalis,
10; Tap, 10; FHA, 11;
Cross Country Manager,
10-12; Track, 9; Honor
Roll, 11; Early Intervention
Program, 10; Sweetheart
Coronation, 11; Senior
Superlative, Wittiest; Song:
"I Will Always Love You."
Phrase: "Wu-zup!!"
Telfair, Anita L.

"Whit Girl." 01-29-75, Pep
Club, 9-12; Perfect
Attendance, 9. Song:"Go
Ahead and Cry." Phrase:
"Do I?"

Thomas, Angelica R.
"Cingel." 02-20-75. Pep
Club, 9-12; Frater Sodalis,
10;Basketball, 9; Band, 9-
12; Drum Major, 10-12;
Most Outstanding ,Band,
9-11; District Honor Band,
10-12; Perfect Attendance,
Honor Roll. Song: "I Who
Have Nothing." Phrase:"So
Whatcha Tryin Da Say??"
Thomas, Anita
LiTrice. "Nee-Nee." 04-
27-75. Pep Club, 10-12;
FHA, 11; Chorus, 9; Drill
Team, 11; Color Guard,
10; Honor Roll, 9-12;
Educational Talent Search,
9; Early Intervention
Program, 9; 4-H, 9;Student
Council, 9-12; Senior Class
Secretary. Song:"Honey
Love." Phrase" That's
Booming!"

Tompkins, Brandie N.
"Lulu." 08-05-75. Key
Club, 9; Civitan, 11-12;
DECA, 11-12; Softball, 9-
12; Ms. Freshman; Ms.
Junior, Most Improved
Softball Player, 10; Who's
Who Among American
High School Students, 12;
Song:"Never Be One."
Phrase:"You Know."
Towles, Shameekia
Dion."Shay-Shay." 10-
22-75. Flag Girl, 10-12;
DECA, 12; FTA, 9; Pep
Club, 10-11; Miss
Cotillion 1992,11; Foreign
Language Award, 11; All
American Scholar, 11;
Early Intervention
Program, 9; Who's Who
Among American High
School Students, 10-11;
Outstanding Leadership
for Chemistry, 11. Song:
"Secret Garden." Phrase:
"O.K. . . Anyday now!"
Twill yy, Kim.

08-07-73. DECA, 12;
Song: "How About That?"
Phrase: "You Wrong for
That."

Tye, Jonathan A.
06-03-75. Science Club, 9-
10; Beta Club, 9-12; Chess
Club, 12; Mu Alpha Theta,
12; Cross Country, 10-12;
Soccer, 9-10 & 12; Honor
Roll, 9-12; Principal's List,
9-10; Georgia Certicate
Merit, 11; PC Junior
Fellow; Academic Team,
9-12; Math Team, 9-12;
National Merit Scholarship
Program, 9-12; Most
Academic Senior;
Outstanding Senior. Song:
"Rump Shaker."

Waller, Aurelius
Bernard." Scll-o." 01-20-
75. Pep Club, 10; FBLA,
12; Mu Alpha Theta, 12;
Project LINK, 12; Track, 9;

Outstanding Senior,
Homecoming King, 12;
Best Dressed, 12. Song:

"Make Love 2 Me." Song: "Somewhere Other
Phrase: "Thit Thid." Than The Night. Phrase:
Whisby, Derrick. "What's your point?"
06-08-75. Youth Support Wren, James. 07-13-74.
Group, 11-12; Song:"For Song: "It Could Have Been
the Love of You." Phrase: Me."

"Whoa! I didn't ask you Wright, Nerissa N.
that." "Nichole" 02-24-75. Pep
Williams, Debra. Club, 9-11. Song: "I Will
"Debby." 11-05-74. Song: Always Love You." Phrase:
"One." Phrase: "HELLO." "You go girl!"

Williams, Shalonne

Ronche't. "Shaun." 07-

24-75. CPG, 9; Goddess;

International Language

Club, 9; FBLA, 11; Pep

Club, 10-12; Who's Who

Among American High

School Students, 11-12;

Drill Team, 9-12; Chorus,

9; Honor Roll, 12; Song: Good luck Seniors

"Between the Sheets." from

Phrase: "Ya Piehead." the PHOENIX 93 Jasmine, I know its been a long hard road
Wilson, Brandi staff travelled but with high aims your goals are
[a more than likely to be accomplished!

75. BETA, 9-12; Civitan,
10-12; Honor Roll, 9-10&
12; Academic

Achievement, 9-12; Who's
Who Among American
High School Students, 9-
12; National Merit Award,
11-12; Yearbook Staff, 11-
12; Business Editor, 12;
Cherry Blossom Pageant, 11.
Song:"Jeremy."

Wilson, Katrina. "Trina"
08-01-74. BETA 9-11;
International Club, 11-12;
Principal's List, 9; Physical
best, 9. Song: "Shooting
Star." Phrase: "I don't think stead ~* iad

so!" the class of 93
Wilson, Tandrea S. from the

"Tammy" 12-20-74. Drama class of 94

Club, 9; Frater Sodalis, 10;

DECA, 12; Band 9-12; To Randy:

Warrior Community Pride Hoppin To A Bright
Award, 12. Song: " 1 Wanna Future

Love You Down." Phrase: Love,

"It'll Be Alright." Mom, Dad, Ricky, Kim
Willis, Connie Marie

08-30-74. FBLA, 12; Who's

Who Among American

High School Students, 11.

SENIOR PLAY

The 1993 Senior Play Class Dis-
missed was directed by John T.
Jones with the assistance of Evie
Crumbliss. You are introduced to the
main characters in the opening
scenes. Scott Brennan (Rusty Saw-
yer) is a flirtacious jock with his
cheerleader girlfriend Courtney
Adare (J.J. Jones). Elaine Novak
(Kathryn Simpson) was a nerd in love
with Donald Quentin (Jacob Patten)
who was quiet and shy. Bobby Nei-
derman (Mark Franks) was a Class
clown that brought laughter to the
crowd. Mr. Banks (John T. Jones) is
in his second year teaching and ev-
erything seems to be falling apart.
His wife, Emily Banks (Brandi Cran-
ford) has announced that she is leav-
ing for a job promotion. Scott is a
constant nuissance and Mr. Banks
has been asked to leave his teaching
position for awhile. Under constant
pressure, Mr. Banks pulls out an un-
loaded gun on his class and de-
mands they pass a test. Throughout
the play Mr. Banks is trying to teach
his students to stand up for what they
believe in and to find the person with-
in themselves.

Top: Mr. Banks is in the middle of a lecture
with the class.

Above: Ealine is reading her poem while Steve
and Gary are laughing at her socks.

Middle Left: Emily Banks and Grace Burstyn
are discussing Cope, a program to help people
with their feelings.

Middle Right: Bobby, Rick, Steve, and Gary are
talking about the new girl in school.

Above Left: Scott is hitting on the new girl,
Elizabeth and she could care less.

Above Right: Courtney is mad at scott because
she saw him flirting with Elizabeth.

CLASS DISMISSED

Top Left: Mr. Banks catches Larry and Rick bringing a gun to school.

Middle Left: Elaine comes out to comfort Donald when he ran out of
class.

Bottom Left: Scott was pushing Bobby around for being in his seat.

Top Right: Ward Richards has just told Mr. Banks that he was suspended
for a while.

Middle Right: Mr. Banks, furious and crazed pulls a gun on the class and
demands they pass the test.

Bottom Right: Joan Gregory, a hostage negotiator, has come to the
school to talk to Mr. Banks.

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SENIOR

2nd Princess
Chanee Carter

2nd Princes
Patrick Caldwell,
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It was the night everyone had been looking forward to;
the crowd anxious to see who'would be crowned Queen
and King. As the band played "Sweet Novemberon that
freezing November night, the Homecoming Court glided
across the field. Anxiety filled the air as the announcer
named Kathryn Simpson and Aurelius Waller as Queen
and King. The crowd displayed excitement and pride over
the beautiful half-time show put on by the 1993 Home-
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Kwan Hamilton

HOMECOMING

A new day begins here ~
Be it a day of time -
or a day.of life
And nuishes on,
Then pauses to reflect a moment;
Then rushes on again only to,
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And what the day has been
Shall never be again
. But what it is shall be fore