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Collection:: Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
Title:: The Phoenix 1996
Creator:: Southeast High School (Macon, Ga.)
Contributor to Resource:: Bibb County School District
Publisher:: Macon, Ga. : Southeast High School
Date of Original:: 1996
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 1996 Southeast High School yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
Metadata URL:: https://archive.org/details/southeast-high-school-1996
IIIF manifest:: https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/southeast-high-school-1996/manifest.json
Language:: eng
Holding Institution:: Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
Rights:

Amy Parham, Editor
Michelle Weaver, Co-editor

Southeast High School
Macon, Georgia
Volume 8
1996

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Student Life

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SPIRIT WEEK

Spirit Week allows students to show
their Warrior spirit in funny and inter-
esting ways. This year Warriors could
participate in Twin Day, Tacky Day,
60s and 70's Day, and Blue and
Black Day. From hair painting to the
clothing style, the Warrior pride really
shined through. The final event of
Spirit Week was the Homecoming
Pep Rally. The Cheerleaders spon-
sored a battle of the classes in which
representatives from each class com-
peted to see who had the most spirit.

Middle Left: Jean shows her War-
rior spirit on Tacky Day.

Middle: Nick gets his hair painted
on Blue and Black Day.

Middle Right: *Peace!

Bottom Right: Stayin Alive!
Bottom Middle: Enough Said!
Bottom Right: This Warrior shows
her class pride.

HOMECOMING PEP KALLY

Above: Mr. Jones tells the crowd You are now
in Warrior Territory! as the Seniors (right)
start the Tomahawk Chop.

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Middle Left: The crowd cheers as
the Varsity Football Team runs
onto the gym floor.

Middle: Cheerleaders, Kizzy Arm-
strong, Takeya Davison, and Aun-
trenita Johnson finish their awe-
some dance routine with a split.
Middle Right: Mr. Murphy conducts
the annual Homecoming funeral.
Bottom Left: The cheerleaders
wait for their cue to begin their
dance.

Bottom Middle: Pep Club mem-
bers bring in the coffin for the fu-
neral.

Mr. Sophomore: Joseph Stubbs

Miss Junior: Tierini Taylor Mr. Junior: Charone Grandison

On a chilly October evening a large
crowd assembled at Henderson Sta-
dium to see the Southeast Warriors
take on the Central Chargers. During
halftime the crowd was treated to a
beautiful performance by the band
and flag corps. Then came the mo-
ment everyone had been waiting for,
the presentation of the 1995 Home-
coming Court and the crowning of
the King and Queen, Anson McMahon
and Carita Moore.

lst Princess: Jondrea Woolfolk Homecoming Queen: Carita Moore
1st Prince: Willie Pitts Homecoming King: Anson McMahon

2nd Princess: Brittany Glore 3rd Princess: Crystal Graham 3rd Princess: Tonya Thrift
2nd Prince: David Blackmon N.P. 3rd Prince: Sylvester Foster 3rd Prince: Jarkovey Jordan

SPRING FLING

Each year Southeast students look
forward to the last Friday before
Spring Break to our annual Spring
Fling. As usual there was a threat of
rain but the day quickly cleared up
and was beautiful. Clubs planned
many activities during the day to
keep students busy. The Science Club
sponsored a water balloon toss, Civi-
tan had its marriage booth, and
Frater Sodalis held its always popular
Slam Dunk/3-point/Free Throw Con-
test. The day was hectic but students
still found time just to relax and enjoy
the day with their friends.

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Club de Espanol members James Smith and Matt Molton serve nachos to Senora Kern and Mr.
Douglass.

Above: Kevin Dunn and some friends wait for customers.
Middle: Mrs. Scott watches over all of the days activities.
Top Right: Jonathan Walker dares anyone to throw a water

balloon at him!

Right: The annual Junior/Senior softball game was enjoyed

by all.

Above: Daviorr Snipes sadly watches the Seniors defeat the

Juniors in the softball game.

Middle: Robbie Riggin, Jeffery Johnson's lovely bride, pre-
pares to throw the bouquet!

Top Right: The Seniors enjoyed their last Spring Fling to-

gether.
Right: The Science Club again sponsored a Water Balloon

Toss.

Spring Fling provides a time for friends to have a good time together!

UNDERKCLASSMEN

On May 7, 1996 the stars came out
to shine at the Southeast Underclass-
men Honors Night. Many members of
the faculty, family, and friends were
on hand to witness the event. At Hon-
ors Night the hard working students
of Southeast receive the recognition
they deserve. Awards ranged from
service to Student Council to Princi-
pals List. Congratulations to all of
this years winners!

Above: Jennifer Black receives the Mercer Book Award.
Middle: Mrs. Scott welcomes the crowd.

Top Right: Nadia reads her certificate.

Right: Octavia Smith takes her trophy with pride.

HONORS NIGHT

Above: Takeya receives her Principal's List trophy.
Middle: Another honor roll member!

Top Right: The Chorus sings a selection from Phantom
the Opera.

Right: The winners!

Above: Tomeka receives an award for her service to the International Club.
Right: Mrs. Macklin offers her congratulations.

PKOM 1996

This years Junior/Senior Prom was
held in the Monument Room of the
Colesium on May 18, 1996. The Ju-
nior Class chose the theme: Make it
Last Forever. The Juniors and Mr.
Murphy did a great job of transform-
ing the Monument Koom with bal-
loons and flowers. It was certainly a
prom to remember.

Far Above: Rick and Tonia watch their step dur- Top: Couples danced the night away.

ing the Lead-Out. Middle: Mrs. Scott announces the next couple in the Lead-Out.
Above: Crystal and Jamard look like they are Middle Right: Careful Alana someone might be watching!
having a great time! Above: A good looking group!

MAKE IT LAST FOREVER

Top left: Go James!

Top: Couples enjoyed the chance to dance close during the slow songs.
Middle: Y-M-C-Al!

Left: Dont worry Harry, We'll catch you!

Above: Carita, Jarvis, and his date look over the picture price list.

Mandy Barber
Drew Haralson

Amanda Hancock
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Alicia Mathews
Chad Pearson

Tonya Thrift
Ryan Watson

Michelle Wigington
Richard Osborne

Hope Colbert
James Bish

Susan Harp
Steve Smith

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Eric Blizzard

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Deanna Tidwell
Kelly Strandmark

Heather Umphery
Eddie Carr

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Joey Pearson

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Rodney McCall

Beth Tillery
Kevin Baxter

Rachel Birdsong
Larry Harper

Tonia Grantham
Rick Dry

Kaylee Johns
Jason Miller

Denni Stokes
Brian Craig

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Heather Weatherford
Tim Avera

Lisa Wood
Jason Rozier

Amy White Amy Layson Marybeth Ryals Tamika Hamlin
Jimmy Cannon Travis Wood Kevin Dunagan Marshall Bryant

CHERRY BLOSSOM PAGEANT

The 1995-96 Cherry Blos-
som Pageant was held this
year on November 4, 1995 at
the Grand Opera House.
Southeast was well repre-
sented by four young ladies:
Lynn Howard, Amy Layson,
Jondrea Woolfolk, and Tina
Holmes.

Above left: Lynn Howard performs in the opening dance of the pageant. Above Jondrea smiles at the crowd as her name is called.
center: Tina Holmes introduces herself to the judges.

Left: Lynn tells the crowd of her dreams for the future. Above left: Jondre
waits for the music to begin. Above right: Amy Layson tells the audience a litt
about herself.

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MAKCHING BAND

Above: Trameika Grier flashes a quick smile before the
game.

Upper Right: The band marches into formation.

Middle Right: Drum Major, Quiana Arline, prepares to
lead the band onto the field.

Far Right: Quint plays a beat on the drums.

The Southeast High School
Marching Band performs at every
varsity football game. They also
provide entertainment at the pep
rallies. The Drum Majors for the
95-96 school year are Sabrina
Mathews, David Blackmon, Corazio
Bass, and Quiana Arline.

Demetrice Rouse performs at the Home
coming Game.

CHORUS

The Southeast High School Chorus entertains the student body at PTA meetings and the
Christmas Assembly. They also perform at many competitions and graduation. Pictured at
right: Mrs. Curoso, Chorus teacher.

JAZZ BAND

The Jazz Band performs at many school functions including the Senior Luncheon. Directed
by Mr. Giles, the Jazz Band has earned many awards and honors. Pictured at left; Director
Mr. Giles.

Jody Long rinses a car at the Beta Fall Car
Wash.

Above: Beta Advisors

Top Middle: Beta Officers

Top Right: Miss Crumbliss welcomes everyone
the Beta Banquet.

Bottom Middle: Everyone enjoyed the Banquet.
Bottom Right: The 96-97 officers are installed.

The Beta Club is a service organization whose motto is Let Us Lead By Serving Others. The club
participates in many service projects such as Habitat For Humanity, tutoring, Military Mail Call, and

providing Easter Baskets for the elderly. The club went to the state Convention in Atlanta and
brought home many awards.

GOOD SCHOO

The Civitan Club is a service organization. Each year they sponsor two Ked Cross Blood Drives at
Southeast. This year the Civitans held a schoolwide recycling drive.

Civitan President Kristy Payne.

Above: Nurses at the blood drive take a break.

Middle: Officers Kristy Payne, Melanie Wilson, Jenni-

fer Stokes, Ryan Watson, Carla Tharpe, and Marci Wil-
son.

Far Right: James looks a little woozy after giving
blood.

Right: Civitan members collect paper to recycle.

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Frater Sodalis sponsors the popular slam dunk and 3 point contest at Spring Fling. Helping
to raise money the Special Ed. Dept., the club held a competition between homerooms,
Pictured at left are the 1995-96 Frater Sodalis officers.

The Southeast Pep Club helps to promote school spirit. At the end of each year, an All-
Sports banquet is sponsored by Mr. Murphy and the Pep Club to honor all athletes in their
achievements. Officers pictured at left Sabrina Matthews, Clinton Wicker, and Ceylon Mor-
gan. Missing: Reggie Adams and Emily Perry.

CLUB DE ESPANOL

The Club de Espanol helps enhance and promote Spanish throughout the student body.
This is the first year we have had a Spanish club and it has proved to be a positive addition.
Officers pictured at right: Alicia Mathews (S), Mandy Barber (P), Rick Dry (T), and Hope Wes-

son (VP).

The SE International Club is not limited to one language its a combination of all. The
club promotes the awareness of different cultures. They participate in many community ac-
tivities. Madame Aldridge, International Club Advisor, Left.

The Southeast DECA Club is an association of Marketing students. Members of the DECA
Club are allowed to leave from school early on the work program. Pictured at left are the
DECA Club officers.

VOCA

The VOCA Club of Southeast helps students train in order to make it in todays business
world. The vocational students learn valuable tips and skills through district and state com-
petitions, as well as through the instructional program taught in the classroom.

Right: Clementine Wyche, Advisor

Teens Against Pregnancy (pictured above) helps to promote an awareness of the conse-
quences and problems of teen pregnancy. The TAP club is sponsored by Mrs. Scott.

The Future Homemakers of America (pictured above) are sponsored by Mrs. Hughes. The
club prepares its members not just to be successful homemakers but to balance a career
and family. Left; FHA sponsor Mrs. Hughes.

SCIENCE CLUB

The Southeast Science Club helps students explore different areas in the field of science.
Members are able to expand their knowledge in the science field while having a good time.
Officers pictured at left: James Bish and Auntrenita Johnson.

ACADEMIC TEAM

The Academic Team participates in many competitions each year. The Academic Team
helps members to be well-rounded in all areas of learning. Advisor Sandy Pace pictured at
right.

MATH TEAM

Math Team members pictured above: Standing: Tim Avera, Brian Craig, Michelle Weaver,
Amy Parham, Mandy Barber, Mrs. Derrick, Auntrenita Johnson, and Takeya Davison. Sitting:
David Mathews, Katy Miller, Jeffery Dean, Jennifer Black, Crystal Hodnett, and Tonia
Grantham. Right: Mrs. Derrick goes over a problem with the team.

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Mu Alpha Theta members pictured above: Kevin Dunn, Susan Miller, David Mathews, Jenni-
fer Black, Nick Roberts, Tonia Grantham, Amy Parham, Michelle Weaver, and Tim Avera.
Left: Mu Alpha Theta Officers: Kevin Dunn, Susan Miller, Tim Avera, and David Mathews.

ART CLUB

The Art Club promotes an awareness of the visual arts. Members participate in many art
shows and exhibit their work throughout the school. Officers pictured at left; J.J. Tennant
(VP), Shane Newberry (P), Annaliese McGill (T), and Daniel Dunn (S).

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The Chess Club members learn to develop new chess playing strategies and skills needed

to be an outstanding chess player. The members practice once a month and after school.
Pictured at right: Advisor, Mrs. Sandra Davis-Johnson

SSG

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Students for Spiritual Guidance was a new addition to Southeast this year. The club was or-
ganized by Anson McMahon and provides positive encouragement to each member. Offi-
cers pictured at right: Ryan Watson (T), Patrick Taylor (V.P.), Anson McMahon (P), and Brian

Craig (S).

The Southeast Key Club has always been a great addition to both the school and commu-
nity. Throughout the year, the Key Club collected over 1000 cans for the needy and did
many other services for the community. Officers pictured at left: Jeff Johnson (P), Brian

Craig (V.P.).

The Southeast Leo Club is a service organization sponsored by Mrs. Stephens (pictured at
left). Throughout the year, the Leo Club holds a coat drive, collecting coats for the needy.

The Alpha Explorers Leadership Post 815 is a new addition to Southeast this year. This year

the Alpha Explorers won an award at the 1996 Keep Macon-Bibb Beautiful Awards Lun-
cheon.

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The Southeast Youth Apprenticeship Program is designed to help Juniors and Seniors learn
about and find challenging vocational careers. Students have the opportunity to take
classes at Macon Tech during 5th and 6th periods. Pictured at right are model rockets built

by SE Apprenticeship students.

TSA

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Technology Students of America is a club that sponsors the interest of Southeasts Voca-
tional students. The club members learn about new advances in technological equipment.

Left: TSA sponsor: Mr. Ashley.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The Southeast Student Council is a group of elected leaders. These students plan such
activities as Spirit Week, pep rallies, and Spring Fling. Our Student Council is a vital part
of life at Southeast. Pictured at right is Student Council Advisor Anita Ross.

Pictured above are the Student Council Officers: Cameka Sands, Nikki Jackson, Calvin
Seabrooks, and Sabrina Matthews. Pictured at left is Student Council President Calvin
Seabrooks.

FBLA, the Future Business Leaders of America, helps prepare its members for the business
world. The club members compete in regional and district competitions throughout the |
year. FBLA officers are pictured at right: Tameka Mitchell, Jennifer Black, and Tim Avera. .

SIGNAL/PERCEPTIONS

E.0O0D SCHOO!

The staff of the Southeast Signal works hard to keep the student body informed of impor-
tant and upcoming events. The literary magazine, Perceptions, gives Southeast students an
opportunity to showcase their creative writing and art. Left: Signal and Perceptions Editor,

Jody Long.

ANNUAL STAFF

The Yearbook Staff works hard to produce a great annual for everyone to enjoy. Pictured
above: Alicia Mathews, Mandy Barber, Tonya Thrift, Tamika Hamlin, and Amy Parham.

Not pictured: Michelle Weaver and Brian Craig Right: Editor: Amy Parham and Co-Editor
Michelle Weaver.

Left: Advisor: Craig Burkhalter
Above: The Phoenix Staff hard at work!

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SOFTBALL

The Southeast Lady War-
riors softball team madea
strong comeback this year.
Coach Mathis was joined by a
new assistant, Coach Martin.
This was the first year the
Warriors had an assistant
coach and it proved to be a
positive addition.

The team placed 2nd in the
Northeast Invitational Tourna-
ment with 2 wins and 2
losses. Beating Central and
Southwest early in the tourna-
ment, the girls played hard

Middle Left Keisha rounds third to
score another run for the Warriors.
Middle Right After beating the
throw to 2nd, Kristy stops to rest.
Above R.J. prepares for a third
base grounder.

Bottom Middle Michelle swings
hard hoping for a homerun.

Bottom Right - Sandra waits for the
batter to move her around the bases.

throughout the day.

Coach Mathis and Coach
Martin helped lead the War-
riors to a 9-9 season. The
strong coaching staff added
to the talent of the younger
girls are sure to build a future
for the Lady Warriors. Al-
though this was Coach
Mathis last year coaching, his
7 devoted years were very
much appreciated. Coach
Martin will surely lead the
Lady Warriors into a winning
future.

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Top Left: Paige warms up
before a home game.

Top Right: Kristy scoops up
a grounder to the mound.
Middle: Lanette fires the
ball home.

Middle Right: Shekita
makes the throw to second
for the last out of the in-
ning.

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Standing L-R, Coach Martin, Michelle Wigington, Lanette Thompson, Amy Par-
ham, Melanie Wilson, Kristi Wilson, Coach Mathis. Kneeling L-R, Shanna Miller,
Sandra Wittington, Paige Sanders, Amanda Hill, Keisha King, Keisha Brown,
Jennifer Stokes. Sitting L-R, Kristy Payne, Shekita Maxwell, Tomaco Hill, Cathy
Amerson.

FOOTBALL

Southeasts football season
got off to a great start with a
win against Dooly County but
soon became gloomy finish-
ing the season with 2 wins
and 8 losses. Much of the dis-
appointing season was due to
injuries of key starting players
including the quarterback and
kicker. Warrior spirits stayed
high and the boys showed a
lot of heart as they stuck
through the season. This
years coaching staff included
Jimmy Hammond, John Grif-

Middle Left: Clarenza Payton stops
short during a drill.

Middle Right: Coach Gordon goes
over the game plan for the night with
the team.

Bottom Left: Kawaski Williams dem-
onstrates what not to do during the
game.

Bottom Middle: Joseph Stubbs inter-
cepts an Evans pass.

Bottom Right: Robbie practices his

3g deep snap before a home game.

fin, Eddie Ashley, Kelvin Ol-
iver, and Bobby Gordon. From
long hours of organizing plays
to three hour practices after
school, the coaches dedicated
a lot of their time and effort to
the team. Their hard work
paid off this year and for fu-
ture Southeast teams.

Far Left: Joseph Stubbs
drops back to throw a pass
down the field.

Left: The Warriors run out
onto the field before the
game.

Bottom Left: Kawaski Wil-
liams makes a leaping
catch.

Below: The Warriors were
affected by the loss of sev-
eral injured players such as
Quint Coger shown here.

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Top row L-R: Coach Ashley, Coach Oliver, Coach Hammond, Coach Griffin, Coach Gor-
don. Second row L-R: Taurus Reeves, Quint Coger, Jarvis Brown, George Foster, Robbie
Riggins, Tim Patrick, Mike McCoy. Third row L-R: Glen West, Richard Osborne, Sylvester
Foster, Shawn Moore, Myrick Faulk, Terrance Redmond, Marion Simmons, Kevin Norrell,
Clarenza Payton, Jasper Collins. Fourth row L-R: Jamario Austin, Jeffery Johnson, Travis
May, James Bish, Lamar Holloway, Reggie Adams, Fred McKinney, Dexer Burns, Darelle
Durham, Damien Hodges, Antonio Redmond. Bottom row L-R: Fernando Dupree, Jo-
seph Stubbs, Dominique Morris, Jamal Crawford, Demarko Robinson, Terrance Red-
mond, John Dayton, Kenny Ellington, Kawaski Williams, Ronnie Waddell.

The Southeast Silks Flag
Corps provide entertainment
during halftime at every foot-
ball game. Co-captains Jon-
drea Woolfolk and Shana Tay-
lor lead this group of talented
young ladies. The girls prac-
tice every day to perfect their
difficult and exciting routines.

FLAG COKPS

Left: The girls lead the band onto the
field.

Above: Bridgett Farmer and Chafonda
Greene wait for their cue.

Right: Co-captains Jondrea Woolfolk and
Shana Taylor.

First Row: Adrianne Thomas, Jondrea Woolfolk, Chafonda Green, Latoya Lewis, Kim Brown.
Second Row: Valise Scott, Shana Taylor, Shera Francis, Quwahana Harris, Lawanda Smith.

CKOSS COUNTRY

Under the leadership of
Coach Vincent Turner, this
years Cross country team im-
pressed their opponents with
their good sportsmanship and
determination. The team
practiced everyday after
school to help the runners
reach their personal best.
They were led by seniors
Willie Pitts and Walter Grayer.
Willie finished an amazing
first in two region meets. Con-
gratulations to the entire
team for a great season.

Left: The team gets off to a great start.
Above: With a look of determination, Tim
Avera crosses the finish line. Right:
Coach Turner gives Walter Grayer a few
words of advice before the start of the
race.

Front Row: David Mathews, Craig Rozier, Walter Grayer, Bobby Reidel, Carry Van. Middle Row:
Charone Grandison, Lageanie Jones, Shandra Williams, Tamara Francis, Tim Avera. Last Row:
Ken Murry, Crystal Palmer, Willie Pitts, Keisha Bloodwork, Rachel Brown, and Jamaar Logan.

VAKSITY CHEEKLEADING

Southeast is fortunate to
have two hard working, en-
thusiastic cheerleading
squads. Daily practice, pep
rally planning, and game at-
tendance are just many of the
duties of a cheerleader. These
spirited young ladies instill
spirit in both the athletes and
students of Southeast.

PUT OUT

Left: Enough Said!

Above: Cheerleaders take a break to
pose with the Warrior mascot.

Right: A true Warrior fan!

Front Row: Lakeisha Hollis, Kizzy Armstrong, Takeya Davison, and Jaquetta Bivins. Back Row:
Latrice Atkison, Nakia Lewis, Zack Veal, Laquisha Jordan, and Antrenita Johnson.

JV CHEEKLEADING

Above: The Junior Varsity squad joins
the Varsity squad in a cheer at the
Homecoming Pep Rally.

Left: The JV Cheerleadaers lead the stu-
dent body in a cheer.

Right: The girls take a break.

Left to right: Mia Johnson, Tameka Mitchell, Dyra Parker, Erica Willis, and Geargina Hardeman.

VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL

The Southeast Varsity Basketball
team had an overall decent season
this year, but ended in superb fashion
when the team advanced to the state
semifinal game. Going further than
any other Southeast team had
reached before them, giving high
hopes for next years squad. The team
was led by Coach Vincent Turner who
taught his players qualities that
would not only take them above oth-
ers on the court, but off the court as
well,

Above: Walter muscles his way to the goal.
Right: Two more points for the scoreboard.
Below Right: Jarvis dribbles past the defender.
Above Right: Oh! How tall you are!

Above Left: Marlon and Jarvis fight for
the rebound.

Below: Willie brings the ball down the
court.

Far Left: Go Southeast
Middle Top: Willie makes his
entrance.

Middle Bottom: Who will get
the rebound Marlon or
Walter?

Bottom: 2 points!!

Kernard Murray, Marlon Ceicil, Marcus Cecil, Jarvis Robinson, Coach Turner, Jarvis
Brown, Walter Grayer, Shawn Moore, Sharone Grandison, Jamar Logan, Caret Vann,
Clarenea Payton, Kennard Murray, Willie Pits, Joseph Stubbs.

VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL

The Lady Warriors Basketball team
started the year slowly but found
there was hope with an impressive
win against Central. This years team
was very young and eager to learn
showing promise for the future. New
Coach Yvette Martin taught the young
ladies positive thinking and to always
try their best through practicing ev-
eryday and working together.

The Lady Warriors strive to think positive and
work their hardest. It is evident by the pictures
that a great future is ahead for these young
girls.

Above: The S.E. Lady Warriors put up
hard fights for rebounds.

Far Left: #5 dribbles past a
Patriot to add 2 points.
Middle Top: The Lady War-
riors are determined to get
the ball.

Middle: Lets add 3 points to
our score.

Below: #23 shoots for 2.

Keisha Bloodworth, Shaquita Maxwell, Monica Nash, Auntrinita Johnson, Azezziah Shar-
iff, Tameika Swint, Shandra Williams, Charvika Wyche, Nakia Lewis, Lageania Jones.

JV BOYS BASKETBALL

The JV boys basketball sea-
son has always built a great
future but this years team
was exceptionally good. The
boys looked better and better
with each game. Next years
Varsity team is bound to be
good, with the young talent
coming up.

Left: Coach Ashley gives his advice.
Middle: Lavaraus must decide.

Top Right: Soon to be 2 points for S.E.
Bottom Right: Brad scores 3 points.
Far Right: Almost a dunk.

The 1995-96 Southeast Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team

JV GIRLS BASKETBALL

The Lady Warriors JV Bas-
ketball was a learning experi-
ence for both the girls and
coach. This year a new face
was on the court Coach
Griffin. Although Coach Griffin
has never coached basketball
at S.E. until this year, it is evi-
dent he will provide the girls
with a lot of positive thoughts
and lessons on the game of
basketball.

Southeast's girls basketball future looks
good with these outstanding players on
the court.

The 1995-96 Southeast Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Team.

WRESTLING

This years Warriors Wrestling team
got off to a great start with many vic-
torys. Although the team was young,
they still did an outstanding job. Se-
nior David Mathews won 1ST place in
the Hawkinsville Tournament and
2ND place at West Laurens. New
coach, Bobby Gorden turned this
young team into a tough challenge.

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Above: Coach Gorden watches another
victory for the warriors. Left: Dominique
works hard to get his first down. Right:
Ryan gets his first win.

Top (L-R), Ryan Holmes, Scott Davidson, Fernando Dupree, Damian Hodges, Dominique Mor-
ris, and Darrell Robinson. Bottom (L-R), Gabe Culler, David Mathews, Chad Pearson.

SOCCER

The 1996 Southeast Soccer
Team was led by an impres-
sive group of Seniors: James
Bish, Calvin Seabrooks, Fer-
nando Dupree, and David
Mathews. Along with some
talented underclassmen, this
group of young men provided
a great challenge to their op- *
ponents. This was due largely
in part to the dedication of
the team who _ suffered
through many long and diffi-
cult practices.

Left: Calvin shows off his soccer skills.
Above: Micheal scores for Southeast.
Right: Great save by Tim!

Top Row: James Bish, Andrew Winters, Tim Patrick, Travis May, Travudca Mack, Mr. Echols.
Bottom Row: Alton Coates, David Mathews, Fernando Dupree, Nicholas Jackson, and Micheal
McNarry.

This years Southeast Boys
Tennis team worked very hard
throughout the season to de-
velop their existing skills into
awesome plays. The boys
proved to their opponents
that they were serious com-
petitors. All the hard work and
practice really paid off! Good
luck to the remaining team
members next year for an-
other successful season.

BOY'S TENNIS

Left: Clarenza rears back to slam the
ball.

Above: Keeping his eyes on the ball,
Jamar returns the serve.

Right: Dee waits patiently for the ball.

Top Row: Jamar Logan, Clarenza Payton, Coach Estes, Leon Palmer, Terrance Redmon. Bot-
tom Row: Marcus Pitts, Dee Alexander, Ken Ellington.

The 1996 season for the SE
Girls Tennis Team was a
learning experience for their
new coach: Mr. Dixon and the
first year players. The girls
quickly learned that tennis is
hard work! Through the diffi-
cult practices they grew to ap-
preciate the game and im-
proved their skills dramati-
cally. With the team com-
posed almost entirely of un-

derclassmen, the future of

girls tennis at Southeast
looks promising.

GIKLS TENNIS

Left: Coach Dixon gives Kizzy Armstrong _.
some pointers before her match.

Above: Senior, Susan Miller, returns the

serve easily.

Right: Paige Sanders looks determined to

ace her opponent.

Standing: Susan Miller, Nakia Lewis, Tiffany Ellington, and Crystal Palmer. Kneeling: Paige
Sanders, Jennifer Stokes, and Kizzy Armstrong

Under the leadership of

Coach Griffin and Coach Dou-
glass the Southeast Boys
Track Team had a great year.
After many difficult practices
the work paid off at the City
Meet. Marion Simmons came
in 2nd in the shot put and dis-
cus events and Willie Pitts fin-
ished Ist in the 3200 meter
run.

BOY'S TRACK

Above: Willie Pitts takes the
lead.

Left: A great landing by Gabe!
Right: Marion Simmons
stretches to warm up before
throwing the discus.

Standing: Coach Griffin, Carey Vann, Willie Pitts, Glenn West, Craig Ragin,
Marion Simmons, Dameon Hodges, and Gabe Cullen. Sitting: Jaquetta

Bivins, Lee Smith, Terrance Redmon, Kenny Ellington, Mr. Douglass, Walter
Grayer, Marcus Pitts, and Nick Hargrove

GIKLS TRACK

The years Southeast Girl's
Track Team had a very suc-
cessful season. The girl's diffi-
cult practices really paid off
as they saw their times de-
crease. The results of these
practices were evident at the
city meet on April 25, 1996.
The girls were led by Seniors,
Sabrina Matthews, who fin-
ished first in the 400 meter
dash with a time of 1:03.35 and
Wynecoka Rouse, who came
in second in the 3200 meter
run with a time of 14:30.

Above: Rachel hurries to the finish line.
Left: Lageanie Jones eyes the competi-
tion.

Right: Wynecoka finishes the 3200
meter run.

Standing: Coach Oliver, Wynecoka Rouse, Rachel Brown, Lageanie Jones, Sabrina Matthews,
Nikki Jackson, Laquisha Jordan, Kadeijia Hasson, Latrese Maxwell.

Sitting: Takeya Davison, Bridgett Farmer, Maria Swint, Sherry Kimbrough, Shandra Williams,
Georgina Jordan.

BASEBALL

The Southeast Warrior
baseball team ended the sea-
son, not with an impressive
record, but with impressive
character both on the field
and off. The team showed
both hard work and dedica-
tion. The team was led by
Coach Eddie Ashley and assis-
tant Coach Vincent Turner.

Reggie Adams led the team
with an impressive .536 bat-
ting average and 22 RBI's on
the year, followed closely by
senior Jeff Johnson and se-

Below: The team congratulates Rob-
bie after another Home Run!

Above: Jeffery throws the ball around
after making another out at 1st.
Above: Jay swings for the fence.

Far Right: Quint awaits the pitch.
Right: Donnie makes a good catch at
short-stop.

nior Robbie Riggins. The fu-
ture looks good for next year
with 3 juniors and a multiple
of sophomores and freshmen
returning for another hard
fought year.

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Above: Keqgie Adams looks at the pitcher with an eye of deter

mination.

Far left: Robbie throws an-
other strike for an out.

Left: Jay steals a base.
Bottom left: Donnie swings
for a base-hit.

Below: Quint digs in after
making contact at the plate.

Top: Vincent Turner, Brad Fulford, Robbie Riggin, Quint Coger, Patrick Taylor, Eddie
Ashley. Middle: Larry Harper, Donnie Blair, Jay Rogers, Ashley Tye, Jeff Johnson, Reggie
Adams. Bottom: Dejuan Smith, Leon Palmer, Bubba Howard, Brad Boyd, Jarkovey Jor-

dan.

The 1996 Junior Varsity
Baseball team carried on the
Southeast tradition of domi-
nating the region in baseball.
Although the team was small
in numbers, the boys showed
an enormous amount of en-
thusiasm and team work. The
hours of hard work really paid
off for the Warriors as they
went 4-5 in region play.

JV BASEBALL

Above: Jason Smith hustles for home.
Right: Brad Fulford looks determined to
hit a homerun.

Left: SAFE!

Top Row: Larry Harper, Jason Smith, Jason Donaldson, Brad Fulford, Coach Nanton. Bot-
tom Row: Jarkovey Jordan, Trey Teal, Bubba Howard, Dejuan Smith, Ronnie Wydell.

Under the direction of new
coach, Bobby Gordon, the
Southeast Golf Team had a
very exciting and successful
season. The players improved
with each match and repre-
sented seniors Tim Avera and
Michael Warren.

Left: Sarah sizes up the putt.
Above: Anthony putts for a birdie.
Right: Michael blasts out of the sand.

Coach Gordon, Anthony King, Micheal Warren, Kneeling; Tim Avera, Sarah Cochran, Kaylee
Johns, Jesse Watson.

ALL-SPORTS BANQUET

The years Sports Ban-
quet was yet another great
success. Sponsored by Mr.
Murphy and the Pep Club
the Sports Banquet honors
all kinds of athletes. From
Scholar Athletes to Athlete
of the Year everyone is
sure to get honored. Al-

though a very happy time
for most, it was also sad as
we said goodbye to Coach
Hammond, Coach Griffin,
and Coach Mathis (now as-
sistant principal). We'll
miss you all greatly!

The cheerleaders presented Mrs. Rogers with flowers and balloons for a

Job well done!

Lady Warriors Basketball team present Coach Griffin with a signed bas-

ketball.

Robbie receives a senior football award from Coach Griffin.

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Athlete of the year
Quint Coger

Athlete of the year
Lageanie Jones

Coach Stewart announced the name of our baseball field and presented
the family of Robert Slockom with an award.

Amy Parham receives an MVP/Scholar Athlete Award for soft- Reggie Adams was presented with a Catch- Mr. Murphy did a great job plan-
ball. ers Award in baseball. ning the Sports Banquet.

Congratulations Jay!

Coach Estes presents an MVP tennis award. Anthony receives an award for golf.

Zack shows off his award for Best Captain. Congratulations Paige! Jeffery receives a Best Defensive Award for baseball.

TEACHER, COACH, FRIEND

We would like to dedicate the 95-96 Phoenix to Coach Jimmy Hammond. He
brought smiles to many faces and his 9 years at S.E. were greatly appreciated.
We'll miss you coach!!

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FACULTY AND STAFF

Administration

Vicki Scott Richard Mathis Shirley Macklin Charles Rogers
Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Vocational Principal

FACULTY AND STAFF

Teresa Adams Marcia Aldridge

Phylis Astumian Sharon Atkinson Pam Brakett

FACULTY AND STAFF

Barbara Brown Craig Burkhalter

Celia Caruso

John Crawford Evie Crumbliss Melvin Daniels

FACULTY AND STAFF

Vivian Davis Sandra Davis-Johnson

Jane Derrick John Dixon

Richard Douglas Andrew Echols Henry Ficklin

FACULTY AND STAFF

Connie Foster Sheila Fulford

Sarah Gibbs Leonard Giles Pamela Goolsby

Bobby Gordon John Griffin Jimmy Hammond

FACULTY AND STAFF

Harry Harden Rhonda Hardrick

Vivian Hughes Joan Jackson Margaret Jackson

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FACULTY AND STAFF

Ruth Kemp-Brown Catalina Kern Laura Kersey

Al Kizzie Cheryl Knight

Eddye Langston Cassandra Leek Louise McKay

FACULTY AND STAFF

Melissa Martin Charles Murphy

Gloria Nelson Sharon Nickels

Sandy Pace Linda Pirozzi

FACULTY AND STAFF

Natalie Pyles Samela Reid Karen Remington

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Janet Richmond Helen Rogers Beth Rosenthal

Anita Ross Eddie Ross Pat Scoggins

FACULTY AND STAFF

Laurel Shiflett

Karol Stephens

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Phyllis Stokes

Bridgett Shropshire

Jimmy Stewart

Judy Stroud

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FACULTY AND STAFF

Karen Tedders Myrtle Thorpe Vincent Turner

Reather Waller Donald Warren Lynn Watson

Teresa Watson Clementine Wyche

FACULTY AND STAFF

Do These Faces Look Familiar?

Jimmy Hammond Eddie Ashley Bobby Gordon John Jones

Charles Murphy Henry Ficklin Evie Crumbliss

John Crawford Carolyn Allen Sharon Nickles Andrew Echols

President
Sakethi Johnson

Vice President
Monica Blash

Andrews

Louis
Atkinson

Ricardo
Barron

Andrews

Anthony
Askew

Nicholas
Angelo

Letrice
Atkinson

Cedric
Barron

Chaoqrus Monica Keisha Anthony
Blash Blash Bloodworth Bonner

Roberta Jason
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Tiffany
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Jerome
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Travis Melissa Lakisha
Childs Clevenger Coger

Victoria Donna Richard Chavis
Colbert Coleman Collier Collier Collins

Jasper
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Matthew
Cox

Valerie
Dean

Christin
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Aisha

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Jennifer
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Angel
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Elizabeth
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Cedrick Colatha
Cotton Cox

Latosha
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Janettea
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Michael
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Jennifer Mellisa
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Freshman Treasurer
Donnie Swint

Lakondrea Roderick
Gibson Gilbert

Stafford Phillip
Green Greenwood

Tremaine
Hart Freshmen Class Directors

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Brandi
Hogan

Gay
Hollingshed

Tenneshia
Irvin

Lashonda
Hodge

Cedric
Hollingshed

Quinton
Holmes

Hornaday

Chris Drashon
Jackson Jackson

Brandie
Jenkins

Yowanda
Lowe

Shekita
Maxwell

Schenikia
Jennings

Lakesha
Keen

Armartis
Lucas

John Quentin
Johnson Johnson

Sheri Elizabeth
Kimbrough Kohimayer

Chiquita
Lewis

Travodka
Mack

McClain

Sakeytha Christin.
Johnson Jones

Reginald
Lamar

Lori
Lineberger

Tushana Keisha
Martin Mattox

Reginald Octavio
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Charlie
McDowell

Maria
Meredith

Matthew
Molton

Touche
Parker

Billy
Miller

Morgan

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James
Patton

Stephanie
McGill

Franklin
Moss

Shanna
McMahon

Pamela
Miller

Jerrell
Moss

Richard
Norrell

Michael
Peace

Michael
McNarry

Patrick
Miller

Holly
Mullis

Jennifer
Norris

Becky
Peebles

David
Melvin

Mandi
Musselwhite

Piccone

Kimberly
Pittman

Kitto
Robinson

Charria
Rouse

Sheena
roole

Shanotta
Riley

Stephanie
Quinn

Darryl

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Matthew
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Crystal
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Michael
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Jasper
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Jerome
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Christi
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Robby
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Tomekia
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Shantwon
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Dwane
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Jaquetta Barbara
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April Devonta
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Cheney Lageanie Jones

Lattessia Thaddeus Micheal
Cole Coley Conner

Latonia Sheba
Cooper Cooper Cornegay

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John Travan Nicholas
Dayton Dennis Duncun

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Tarisma Veal Durham

Celquitta
Glover

Dalwin
Hardeman

Jewan
Hollingshed

Nathan
Foster

Georgina
Hardeman

Antonio
Holmes

Tamecka
Gunier

Harden

Maurice
Howard

Elizabeth
Hambrick

Courtney
Harrell

Melando
Hollings

Shaquita Tony
Howard Howard

Jenkins

Mia
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Laquisha
Jordan

John
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Tiffany
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Mack
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Brian
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Kenneth
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Mitchell Morris Morris

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Mullis Nobles

Damien Aliscia
Oliver Pettit

Marcus
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Sophomore Legeanie Jones looks tired after a long run.

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Jennifer
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Tawana
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Jennifer
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Lakesha
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Crystal

Walden

Jay
Whitehurst

Tiawanna
Williams

Carlos Joseph
Stubbs Stubbs

Bubba
Tompkins

Kessha
Walker

Michelle Corey
Wigington Williams

Chaquieta
Williamson

Miranda
Talbert

Dana
Williams

Marci
Wilson

Charles
Tharpe

Tarisma
Veal

Amanda
Weaver

John
Williams

Jonathon
Young

President
Dyra Parker

Vice President
Takeya Davidson

Kimberly
Alderman

Kenneth
Baker

Greg
Barnhill Bateman

Donna
Bracewell Brazzell

Rikkie
Anderson

Jennifer
Black

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Lattessia
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Chastity
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Tiffany Michael
Ellington Flynn

Campbell

Savalis
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Kimberly
Fowler

Cristi
Campbell

Jessica
Cohen

Christopher
Cotton

Frankwich

Charles
Crowley

Jason

Donaldson

Kizzy

Gallimore

Gregory
Childs

Colbert

Tori
Cunningham

Ganette
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Tateka Lauritz Charone Tonia
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Harbison Hardee Harris Hawkins

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Junior Class Directors

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Dyra
Parker

Randy
Pettis Jr

Yarnell
Reynolds

Timothy Charalis
Parker Patterson

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Christie Renee
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Sandy Lakeitha Sandra Clinton
Walker Watson Whittington Wicker

Johnetta Kim Erica Melanie Carlos
Williams Williams Willis Wilson Youngblood

Seniors SYOINHS
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Seniors

This years Senior
Week was May 13-17th.
The week was kicked off
by Senior Shirt Day and a
Memory Book Signing
Party during 1st period.
On Tuesday morning the
Seniors ate breakfast in
the lunchroom. Wednes-
day, the Senior supervi-

sions competed in a Vol-
leyball tournament. The
class gathered Thursday
morning to watch Ju-
mangi and again in the
afternoon to listen to the
South Carolina State
Choir. Senior Week
ended with the Senior
Luncheon.

Above: Beth and Marybeth smile for the
camera! Right: Jonathan Walker, April Wil-
liams and Jamie Stewart enjoy the break-

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A happy group!

Far Above: 309 and 414 battle in the Vol-
leyball tournament. Middle: Thanks for
everything Mrs. Scott! Above: Tim
pauses while signing a Memory Book.
Far Left: Name cards and memory books
were exchanged Monday. Left: The
South Carolina State Choir was excel-
lent.

SENIOK LUNCHEON

Above: Jill enjoys her meal!

Middle: Friends, sung by Vicki Shep-
ard, created a very emotional reaction
from the crowd.

Right: Anson Mcmahon and Calvin Sea-
brooks were the Masters of Ceremonies.

Left: Alicia and Michelle seem to be having a good time.
Above: Everyone looked great at the luncheon.

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Top Right: Lynn and Renee smile for the
camera.

Middle: Looks can be deceiving!

Above: The Jazz Band entertained every-
one.

Far Left: Even the teachers enjoyed the lun-
cheon.

Left: Smile!

SENIOK PLAY

As another exciting day at Eisenhower un-
folds, Brooke Benedict (Amy Parham) decides
to change her look completely. She gets no-
ticed and discovers being with the in crowd
is fun but dangerous. She hangs out with the
popular kids and dates the most popular quy,
Hunter (Ryan Watson). But, shes also hurting
her friend Jen (Mandy Barber). Hunter, a self-
ish rascal, demands that Brooke gives his the
one thing he wants. Scott (Anson McMahon)
comes to Brooke's defense and, in the strug-
gle, Hunter gets suspended by Coach Healy
(Johnathan Walker).

Meanwhile, Libby (Michelle Weaver) and Karl
(Brian Bryson) cant express how they feel
about each other. Buzzard (Jody Long), up to
his old tricks, orders pizza delivered to Mrs.
Cozlows (Yvonne Campbell) class. He spends
countless hours with Len (Patrick Taylor) in de-
tention. Even Howie (Rick Dry) gets detention
thanks to the bully Travis (Brian Craig) and is
best-friend Alex (Tim Avera). As the week ends,
Pat (Denni Stokes) tells Brooke to get Scott to
the dance; Hunter and his gang want to beat
him up. The misfits of detention come to the
rescue. Brooke finds she doesnt like being

in and leaves the dance with Scott, and
Hunter is left alone with his only friends, pills.

With the help of Director John T. Jones, Evie
Crumbliss, Quint Bush, and many others back
Stage Makin It was a great success!

Top right: The Barrows family discusses Scott's
plans for the future. Middle: Hunter reminds
Jen the funny ladies dont get dates. Middle
Right: Disappointed, Monica remembers the
night of the dance. Bottom Left: Scott pushes
Hunter for mistreating Brooke.

Standing (L to R): Jeffery Johnson, Mr. Jones, Jennifer Weaver, Beth Tillery, Mr. Bush, Cathy Am-
erson, Lanette Thompson, Michelle Weaver, Robbie Riggin, Brian Bryson, Mandy Barber, Tim Av-
era, Brian Craig, Jill Nix, David Blackmon, Yvonne Campbell, Jonathon Walker, and Ms. Crumbiliss.
Sitting (L to R): Kevin Dunn, Sabrina Mathews, Denni Stokes, Anson McMahon, Amy Parham, Ryan
Watson, Rick Dry, Jody Long, Patrick Taylor, and Richard Osborne.

"MABIN IT

Top Left: Len thinks back to summer camp and biology class.

Top Center: Buzzard thanks Hunter for inviting him to his party.

Top Right: Travis and Alex give the freshman, Howie, a few tokens of their es-
teem.

Middle: While Alex, Monica, Libby, and Jen try to figure out the morning an-
nouncements, Travis checks out a hot centerfold.

Bottom Left: Ms. Cozlowe explains to Principal Vince Carnelli the way she runs
her class.

Above: Hunter is going to make Scott pay for getting him suspended.

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David Blackmon, Jody Long, Sabrina Matthews, Quint Coger, Amy Parham, Nick Roberts, Anson
McMahon, Amy White, James Bish, David Mathews, Jondrea Woolfolk, Jeffery Johnson, Tim Avera,
Zack Veal, Wyneka Rouse

HOO PARAO~ZEAD

SK. CLASS OFFICERS

Senior Class Officers and Directors Senior Class President
David Blackmon

Senior Class Vice-President Senior Class Secretary Senior Class Treasurer
Crystal Graham Michelle Weaver Wynecoka Rouse

Senior Class Directors: Jill Nix, Jennifer Weaver, Breannan Daniels, and Amy Parham Senior Class Sponsor
Sheila Fulford

Catherine Amerson Xavian Anderson

Best All Round: Crystal Graham, Quint Coger Tim Avera

Mandy Barber Carozio Bass

Best Dressed: Christina Hill, Michael King James Bish David Blackmon

Donnie Blair

Shanitra Caine

Margaton Dudley

Deanna Bowden

Yvonne Campbell

Brian Craig

Daniel Dunn

Jimmy Cannon

Alana Crammer

Fernando Dupree

Brian Bryson

Richard Dry

Savalles Emory

Julie Evans

Nicole Gardner

Crystal Goodwin

Kirsten Hall

Myrick Faulk

Steven Garrett

Larica Goohsby

Tamika Hamlin

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Chastity Fennel

Olivia Gibbs

Crystal Graham

Amanda Hancock

Brittany Glore

Walter Grayer

Susan Harp

Christina Hill

Tina Holmes

Marissa Howell

Khadijah Hassan

Kelly Hill Best Looking: Carita Moore, Anson McMahon

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Tomeka Hutchings Nikki Jackson

Most Academic: Michelle Weaver, Tim Avera Tanesha Jackson Cindy Jacobs

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Melissa Maurer

Gillian Nix

Alicia Mathews

Martha McCoy

Carita Moore

Ingrid Oneal

Corey McKinney

Steven Newberry

Richard Osborne

Sabrina Matthews

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Calvin Seabrooks Vicki Shepard Crystal Small Brittany Smith

James Smith Tangala Stallings

Tamiko Starkes Jamie Stewart

Jana Stewart Denni Stokes

Patrick Taylor Shana Taylor Most Spirited: Breannan Daniels, Zach Veal

Wittiest: Nikki Jackson, Keith Coleman

Christopher Telfair Farrah Thomas

Tihesa Thomas Patricia Thompson

Tonya Thrift Deanna Tidwell

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Denise Tidwell Elizabeth Tillery

Zacharel Veal

Michael Warren

Hope Wesson

Leslie Wood

Jonathon Walker Kellie Walker

Ryan Watson Jennifer Weaver

Amy White Seleatha White

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Jondrea Woolfolk

Nicholas Walker

Michelle Weaver

April Williams

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Senior Index

Adams, Vicki. "Vic."
5-20-78, Beta (11-12),
Reporter (12); Interna-
tional Club (9-12), Presi-
dent (11); Band (9-10);
Honor Roll (9-12); Who's
Who (9-12); 2nd Place
Social Science Fair (10),
County (10); International
Club Leadership Award
(11). Phrase: "Guess what

happened to me today..."

Amerson, Catherine.
"Cathy." 1-23-78. Leo
Club (9); Key Club (10);
Optimist (11), Secretary

(11), Treasurer (11); Bas-
ketball (11); Softball (10-
12), Co-captain (11-12);
All City Softball Team (11);
Softball Co-MVP (11).
Phrase: "Yeah, whatever."
Song: One Hand In My
Pocket."

Andrews, Ebony. "E!* 10-4-
77. Pep Club (9); TSA (11);
Leo Club (10); Band (9-
12). Phrase: "I'll call you
back." Song: "Not Gone
Gry

Avera, Timothy. 8-17-78.
FBLA (10-12), Reporter
(10), Ist Vice President
(11), President (12); Beta
Club (9-12), Reporter (11),
Treasurer (12); Mu Alpha
Theta (11-12), President
(12); Math Team (9-12);

Academic Team (11-12);

Varsity Golf (9-12); Varsity
Cross Country (10-12);
Honor Graduate; Out-
standing Senior; Senior
Superlative-Most Aca-
demic; Honor Roll (10);
Ga. Certificate of Merit
(11); Governor's Honors
Nominee (11); 2nd Place
American High School
Mathematics Exam (11);
Junior Guide; Principal's
List (9,11-12); Ist Place
American High School
Mathmatics Exam (12).
Phrase: "Smile". Song: "No

News."
B

Barber, Mandy. 5-11-78.
Civitan (10); International
Club (11); Club de
Espanol (12), Reporter
(12); Annual Staff (12);
Math Team (12); Senior
Play (12); Beta Club (12);
Varsity Track (9); J.V.
Cheerleader (9), Most
Dedicated J.V. Cheer-
leader (9); Varsity Cheer-
leader (11); Who's Who
(9,12); Honor Roll (10-12);
Honor Graduate (12).
Phrase: "Hunh??". Song:
Some Things Are Meant
to Be."

Bass Carozio. 11-21-76.
Beginning Band (9); Stu-
dent Council (9-10);
Marching Band (10-12);
Jazz Band (10-12); Con-
cert Band (10-12);

Symphonic Band (10-12);
B-Team Football (9); B-
Team Baseball (9-10).
Phrase: "Don't cross a
road that's not In your
path." Song: "Down Low.

Bish, James. "Bish." 8-28-
78. Science Club (10-12),
Vice President (11), Presi-
dent (12); Beta Club (9-
12), Council (9-12); Stu-
dent Council (9-12), Direc-
tor (9-12); Junior Class
Director; Senior Class
Director; B-Team Football
(9); Varsity Football (12);
Soccer (9-12), Captain (9-
12); Georgia Certificate of
Merit (11); Junior Guide;
Honor Roll (9-11). Phrase:
"Shut up, sit down, no-
body likes you anyway.
Song: "Friends In Low
Places."

Blackmon, David. "Shun."
5-4-78. Student Council (9-
12); Junior Class President;
Senior Class President; Go
to High School Go to
College Program; Drum
Major (11-12); Soccer (9-
12); Principal's List (9);
Honor Roll (10). Phrase:
"Yo' mamma ain't got no
back." Song: I Shall Do.

Blair Jr., Claude. "Donnie."
6-11-78. Optimist Club
(11); Key Club (12); B-
Team Baseball (11); Var-
sity Baseball (11-12). Song:
The Dance."

Brown, Rachel. "Rae." 10-
21-77. DECA (12); Chorus

(9-11); Track (11-12); Cross
Country (12); National
Youth Forum (12).

Bryant, Lakeisha. "Keisha."
4-15-78. Frater Sodalis
(12); International Club
(11). Phrase: "Hold that
noise."

Bryson, Brian. "T-Bone." 1-
25-77. Beta Club (9-12);
Key Club (10-12); Wres-
tling (9-10); Baseball (9-
10); Football (9-11). Honor
Roll (9-12). Phrase: "Bud-
wis-er." Song: The
Dance."

Burke, Lawanda. 8-20-78.
Woney." Frater Sodallis
(10-12); Junior Class Sec-
retary; Senior Class Trea-
surer. Phrase: It's not how

you think of me, it's how |
think of myself." Song:
"Not Going To Cry.

Cannon, Jimmy. Art Club
(9); Pep Club (10); TSA
(11), Vice President (11);
Key Club (12); Varsity Golf
(12). Phrase: "Shlong."
Song: "Country Boy Can
Survive."

Cecil, Marlon. DECA (12);
9th Grade Basketball, Best
Defensive Player; B-Team
Basketball (10); Varsity
Track (9), MVP Hurdler (9);
Varsity Basketball (10-12),
Best Rebounder (11),
Captain (12). Phrase: "You
need 2 cut that out."

Song: Shorty Want 2 Be a
Thug.

Clarington, Christie. Star.
11-24-77. DECA (12);
Student Council (12),
Director (12); Song: Down
Low."

Coger, Grequenceo.
Quint. 5-29-78. TAP (1 1-
12); Frater Sadolis (11-12),
Frat Daddy (12); 9th
Grade Football; B-Team
Football; B-Team Basket-
ball; B-Team Baseball;
Varsity Basketball,
Coaches Award (9-12);
Varsity Football; Varsity
Baseball; Soccor. Phrase:
*Milk me and I'll milk you."
Song: "Get Down Low."

Craig, Brian. "B* 1-23-78.
Key Club (9-12), Vice
President (12); SSG (12);
Math Team (12); Aca-
demic Team (12); Annual
Staff (12); Senior Play; 9th
Grade Football; Principal's
List (12); National Science
Merit Award (12); Who's
Who (9). Phrase: "| didn't
tell you?" Song: "Simple
Man."

Crammer, Alana. Lana.
6-13-77. International Club
(9); Sadd (10); Optimist
(11-12); Concert Band;
Marching Band; Flag
Corp. Song: Any Man of

Mine.
D

Daniels, Breannan.
*Meada. 9-5-77. Project
Link (9); Beginning Band
(10-12), Junior Class Trea-
surer, Outstanding
Achievement (11); TAP
(10-12), President (12);
Cross Country Manager
(11); Mascot (12); Miss
Fashionetta Recipient
(11). Phrase: "You a mess.
Song: "Do You Want To."

Dean, Antria. Tray. 5-4-
77. DECA (12).

Denmark, Limayne.
"Tweety." 10-21-76. Phrase:
"Hold on now." Song: It's
Check Out Time.

Dennard, Jennifer. "Jen."
11-16-77. DECA, Secretary
(12), Most Creative (12),
100% Award (12); MVS
Algebra (9). Phrase: It's all
good." Song: "As Soon As |
Get Home."

Dry, Richard. "Rick." 8-10-
78. Beta Club (9-10); Key
Club (9-10); International
Baccalauriate Program
(9-10); Channel One (11);
Student Council (9,10,12),
Freshman Class Secretary,
Sophmore Class Secre-
tary; Academic Team (9-
12); Chess Club (11);
Spanish Club (12), Trea-
surer (12); FBLA (12);
Marching Band (11-12);
Jazz Band (11-12); Sym-
phonic Band (12); Math
Team Team (12); B-Team
Baseball (11); Who's Who
(9-12); Optimst Essay

Contest (11); Youth Leader-
ship Bibb County (11).
Phrase: "I don't know."
Song: "On Bended Knee."

Dunn, Daniel. "Kevin." 12-
30-77. Chess Club (9). Mu
Alpha Theta (11-12), Secre-
tary (12); Art Club (10-12),
Secretary (11-12); Math
Team (12). Phrase: "Does
the word mentalapply here."
Song: "Hotel California."

Dupree, Fernando.
"Dupree." 10-23-76. B-Team
Football; Wrestling; Soccer.
Phrase: "Every where | go it
some ho." Song: "Get
Money."

Edwards, Tabitha. "Missy."
7-18-76. Art Club (9-10),
Most Creative (9); Leo Club
(11-12). Phrase: "Dude."
Song: "Your Love Amazes

Farmer, Bridgett. "Lil
Short." 7-27-78. TAP (10- -
12); Frater Sodalis (12);
Flag Corp (12); B-Team
Basketball (9-10); Varsity
Basketball (11-12); Track
(10-12). Phrase: "I don't
know some don't ask me."
Song: "All Eyes On Me."

Fennelle, Chastity. 6-26-
77. TAP (9-10); Spanish
Club (12); Cross Country (9-
12). Phrase: "You wrong 4

12). Phrase: "You wrong 4
dat." Song: "Yesterday."

Francis, Pamula. "Tamara."
11-18-77. FHA (9-10);
DECA (12); TAP (12); TCR
(12); B-Team Basketball
(10); Varsity Basketball (10-
12); Cross County (11-12);
Track (11-12). Phrase: "Talk
to the hand because my
face doesn't understand."
Song: "Baby, Baby, Baby.

Gardner, Nicole. "Nikki." 9-
8-77. Beta Club (12);
Begining Band (9); Marching
Band (10); Concert Band
(10); Advanced Chorus (12);
Honor Roll (9,11). Song:
"Wave It Away.

Glore, Brittany. Civitan (9);
International Club (10-12),
Vice President (11); 9th
Grade Cheerleader; Perfect
Attendence (9-10). Song:
"Only You."

Goodwin, Crystal.
"Crissle." 11-29-77. Key
Club (9); International Club
(10-12), Secretary (11). Beta
(9-11); Annual Staff (10);
J.V. Cheerleader (10), Co-
Captain (10); Varsity Cheer-
leader (11); Principal's List
(9); Honor Roll (10); Who's
Who (9-10). Phrase: "Let me
tell you..." Song: "Stay."

Graham, Crystal. "Chris."
1-5-78. Pep Club (9); Frater
Sodalis (10-12), Vice-Presi-
dent (12);

Student Council (12); Senior
Class Vice President; 9th
Grade Basketball; Track (9);
Honor Roll (9-12). Phrase: If
it wasn't for his grace where
would | be." Song: "Calling
My Name."

Grayer, Walter. "Walt G."
11-21-77. Frater Sadolis
(10-12), President (12); 9th
Team Basketball; B-Team
Basketball; B-Team Foot-
ball; Varsity Basketball;
Varsity Track; Cross County.
Phrase: "What up homes.
Song: "Down Low."

Green, Kecia. 4-30-77.
FBLA; Frater Sodalis.
Phrase: "Some serious."
Song: "Not G'n Cry."

Hall, Kirsten. "Kit." 7-25-78.
Beta (9); Flag Corp (9-11);
FBLA (11). Phrase: "Heffa."
Song: "Keep It on the Down
Low."

Hamlin, Tamika. "Mika." 5-
2-78. Marching Band (9);
FBLA (12); Key Club (10);
Sepia Society (10); Annual
Staff (12); Newspaper Staff
(12); Who's Who (11).
Phrase: "I forgot." Song:
"Lady."

Hamm, Maurice. "Lil Mo."
2-22-77. B-Team Baseball:
Varsity Track, Region
Champion (9-10); Varsity
Baseball. Phrase: "Ride
Out." Song: "Visions of a
Ride."

Hancock, Amanda.
"Mandilion." 8-1-77. Key
Club (11-12); FBLA (12);
Flag Corp (9-11). Phrase:
"For real." Song: "Freak In
You."

Hassan, Khadijah.
"Sleepy." 7-31-78. Interna-
tional Club (11); FBLA (12);
Upward Bound (9-12); Band
(12); Track (11-12).

Hill-Mitchell, Kelly. 8-25-
78. SADD (9); Key Club (10-
11); DECA (12), Treasurer
(12); Honor Roll (9). Phrase:
"Why it's gotta be a black
and white thang?" Song:
"The Dance."

Hitchcock, Michael.
"Mike." 7-14-78. FBLA (12);
Biology Award (10); Chem-
istry Award (11). Phrase:
"Of course so." Song: "Keep
It on the Down-Low."

Holmes, Tina. 2-1-78. Art
Club (12); All-State Band
(10-11); District Honor Band
(9-12); Senior Superlative,
Most Talented; Most Out-
standing Gifted (10); Ex-
change Club Person of the
Month (12); Golden Eagle
Nominee (12); Macon Sym-
phony Orchestra (12).
Phrase: "Not all who have
instruments are musicians."
Song: "Blue Eyes."

Howard, Betty Lynn.
"Snickers." 6-27-78. SADD
(9), President (9); Civitian
(9-11); Key Club (12); DECA
(12); 9th Grade Cheerleader

Softball (9). Phrase: "Oh my
God." Song: "Nobody
Knows."

Howell, Marissa. "Mari." 5-
9-78. LEO (10), Vice Presi-
dent (10); Optimist (11),
President (11). Phrase:
"Good Grief."

Hutchings, Tomeka.
"Meka." 3-26-77. LEO (10);
Pep Club (11); DECA (12).
Phrase: "Different ones."
Song: "Soon As | Get

Home."
J

Jackson, Nikki. "Big Nik."
1-1-78. Student Council
(9,10,12), Treasurer (12);
Pep Club (9); LEO (10);
Project Yes (9-10); FBLA
(11-12); DECA (12); Beta
Club (9-12); Band (9-12);
Track (11-12); Mu Alpha
Theta (11); Principal's List
(9-10); Honor Roll (11-12);
Perfect Attendence (9-11);
Who's Who (11-12);
Governor's Owner Nominee
(10); Senior Superlative,
Wittiest; U.S. Band Award
Nominee (12); US Student
Council Award Nominee
(12). Phrase: "Now don't get
slammed." Song: "Down
Low."

Jacobs, Cynthia. "Cindy."
6-27-78. SADD (9); LEO
(10); Optimist (11); DECA
(12). Phrase: "Yea, what-
ever." Song: Ironic.

Johnson, Jeffery. Ham,
Hog." 8-26-78. SADD (9);
Beta Club (9-12), Council
Member (12); Key Club (10-
12), President (12); B-Team
Baseball (9); Varsity Foot-
ball (10-12); Varsity Base-
ball (10-12), Warrior Award
(11); Golf Team (11-12);
Junior Guide; Outstanding
Senior; Honor Roll (9-12).
Song: "A Country Boy Can
Survive."

Jordan, Jarkovey. "Kovey."
4-25-78. FBLA (11-12),
Parilmentarian (11-12);
Project Yes (10); TAP (11);
Varsity Baseball; Perfect
Attendence (9-11). Phrase:
"Shut up Jondrea. Song:
"Not Going to Cry."

King, Michael. "Slab." 1-15-
78. Pep Club (11-12); B-
Team Basketball; B-Team
Baseball; Varsity Baseball
(10-12), Coach's Award
(10), Most Improved (11).
Phrase: "Let me get some of
dat." Song: "Got a lot of

booty."
L

Layson, Amy. 10-3-77.
Beta Club (9-12); DECA
(12); Civitan (9); Interna-
tional Club (10-12), Trea-
surer (12); Student Council
(9), Freshman President;
Project Link (9); Annual Staff
(11); Who's Who (9-12);
Principal's List (9-12);

Georgia Certificate of Merit
(11); U.S. Achievement
Academy (10); Softball (9);
National Merit Award (10);
Outstanding Leadership
Award in French (10);
Governor's Honor Nominee
(10-11); Junior City Council
Nominee Drama (11); Dare
Role Model (12); Cherry
Blossom Pageant (12).
Song: "I Can Love You Like
That."

Long, Jody. "Roly." 11-18-
77. Science Club (9); Civitan
(10); Key Club (11-12),
Treasurer (12); Beta Club
(9-12), Beta Council (11),
President (12); Academic
Team (9-12); Who's Who (9-
12); Cert. of Merit (11);
Outstanding Senior (12);
Honor Graduate; Senior
Superlative, Most Likely To
Succeed; GA Boys State
Participant (11); Honor Roll
(9-12); Junior Guide;
Governor's Honor Nominee,
Social Studies (10-11);
Golden Eagle Nominee,
Social Studies (12); Macon
Telegraph Teen Board (11);
Southeast Signal and Per-
ceptions (11-12), Co-Editor
(11), Editor (12). Phrase:
"Good Lawd that's a lot of
money." Song: "Jesus

Freak."
M

Mathews, Alicia. Pooky
Bear." 11-18-77. Interna-
tional Club (10-11); Beta (9-
12), Secretary (12); Club de
Espanol (12), Secretary (12)

Annual Staff 10,12); SADD
(9); Perfect Attendence (10-
11); Honor Roll (10-11);
Principal's List (9,12); Who's
Who (9-12); Social Science
Fair Award (9-10);Honor
Graduate. Phrase: "I got to
tell you something..." Song:
"| Can Love You Like That."

Mathews, David. "Stanky."
2-18-78. Chess Club (9-12);
Beta (9-12); Math Team (10-
12); Mu Alpha Theta (11-
12), Vice-President (12);
Teen Community Represen-
tative (10-12); Student
Council (10-12) Director (10-
12); Soccor (9-12), Captain
(9-12); Wrestling (9-12),
Captain (9-12), Won Perry
Inv. (11), 4th in area (11),
3rd West Laurens (11), 2nd
Northside Inv. (11), 1st Red
Devil Inv. (12), 2nd West
Laurens Inv (12), 2nd
Norhtside Inv. (12), 2nd
Perry Inv.(12), 3rd Area
(12); Football (9-10); Cross
County (10-12), Captain
(10-12). Phrase: "I know."
Song: "That's As Close As
I'll Get To Loving You."

Matthews, Sabrina. "Brina."
TAP (9); Pep (9-12), Presi-
dent (11-12); Marching Band
(9-12), Drum Major (12);
Jazz Band (10-12); Beta (9-
12); DECA (12); Student
Council (9,10,12), Vice
President (12); Quiz Team
(12); Young Black Leaders
Assoc. (10), Secretary (10);
Macon Telegraph
Teenboard (11); Junior City
Council (10-12); Youth
Leadership Bibb (12); Gos

pel Choir (9); Journalism
(12); Mu Alpha Theta (11);
Track (9-12), Rookie of the
Year (9), Most Scholarly
Athlete (9-11)Most Out-
standing Runner (10) MVP
(11); Principal's List (9-12);
GA Certificate of Merit (11);
Presbyterian College Junior
Fellew (11); 1st Science
County and Region (9);
Pres. Academic Fitness
Award (9); 2nd Science
Olympaid (10-11). Phrase: "I
ain't tryna be funny but...."
Song: "8 Million Stories."

Maurer, Melissa. "Renee."
1-24-78. Key Club (12);
DECA (12). Phrase: "No you
just didn't." Song: "I'm Not
Gonna Cry."

McMahon Jr., Anson.
"Jesus Freak." 5-17-78. Art
Club (9); Civitan (10); Key
Club (11); Students for
Spiritual Guidence (12),
President (12); GA Poetry
Contest Winner (11); Junior
Guide; Mr. Junior; Senior
Play; Outstanding Senior;
Senior Superlative, Most
Attractive; Homecoming
King. Phrase: Jesus loves
me this | know, for the Bible
tells me so." Song: "Jesus
Freak."

Miller, Susan. 1-5-78. Key
Club (9); Civitan (10); Opti-
mist Club (11); FBLA (12);
FTA (11); Mu Alpha Theta
(11-12), Treasurer (12);
Tennis (9-12); Honor Roll
(9-12); Junior Guide; Who's
Who (9-12); Social Science
Fair (9-10). Song: "Man on

the Moon."

Moore, Carita. "Rita." 11-
22-77. FBLA (10-11); DECA
(12); Beta (12); Homecom-
ing Queen (12). Phrase: "Be
yourself." Song: "One Sweet
Day."

Morgan, Ceylon. 1-9-78.
Pep Club (11-12), Secretary
(11), Vice-President (12);
Phrase: "For real." Song:
"Keep It on the Down Low."

Murphy, John. 12-16-76.
Technology Club (11-12).
Phrase: "Reflect Bit." Song:
"| Ain't Mad at Cha."

Murphy, Joyce. 7-13-78.
FHA (9-10); TAP (12);
Spanish Club (12). Song:
"California Love."

Newberry, Steven.
"Shane." 7-18-78. Art Club
(9-12), President (12);
Golden Eagle Nominee (12).
Phrase: "Oh yeah?" Song:
"Do You Feel."

Nix, Gillian. "Jill." 3-5-78.
Student Council (9-12);
Optimist Club (11); Leo Club
(10); Symphonic Band (12);
Concert Band (9-11); March-
ing Band (9-12); SSG (12);
Key Club (9); Honor Roll (9-
10); Principal's List (11); 3rd
Social Science Fair (11);
Who's Who (11); National
Merit Scholar (10); Junior
Science And Humanites

Symposium (11). Phrase:
"Anyways!" Song: "The
Woman in Me."

Osborne, Richard.
"Osborne." 12-24-77. Chess
(9); LEO (10-12), President
(12); B-Team (9-10); English
Leadership Award (9).
Phrase: "Do what." Song:
"Hotel California."

Parham, Amy. 9-7-77.
Civitan (9-10); International
Club (11); Key Club (12);
Beta Club (9-12), Council
(11); Math Team (10-12);
Mu Alpha Theta (11-12);
Annual Staff (10-12), Editor
(12); SSG (12); Senior Play;
Student Council (9-12),
Director (9-12), Award (9-
11); Varsity Softball (9-12),
Captain (11-12), Rookie of
the Year (9), Varsity Award
(11), Scholar Athlete (10-
12), Best Defensive (11),
Most Improved (10), All City
Softball Team (10-12); 9th
Grade Basketball; B-Team
Basketball (9); Varsity Bas-
ketball (9), Scholar Athlete
(9); GA Certificate of Merit
(11); Outstanding Senior;
Principal's List (9-12); Na-
tional Mathmatics Award (9);
Who's Who (10-12); Junior
Guide; National Science
Award (12); Honor Gradu-
ate.

Pearson, Roger. "Chad." 8-
4-78. Chess Club (9); Inter

national Club (10-11), Trea-
surer (11); Spanish Club
(12), President (12); Wres-
tling (11-12). Phrase: "Better
now than later." Song:
"Friends in Low Places."

Peterson, Jennifer. 10-27-
78. FBLA (10-11); Beta (9-
12), Council (12); DECA
(12); Who's Who (10-12);
Georgia Certificate of Merit
(11); Woodman of the World
(11); Principal's List (9-12).
Phrase: "Yeah, right!"

Pitts, Willie. "Twain." 6-25-
78. "Twain." ETS (9-10);
TAP (11-12); DECA (12);
FBLA (12); Youth Appren-
ticeship (12); 9th Grade
Football, Rookie of the Year;
9th Grade Basketball, Most
improved; B-Team Football
(10), Best Receiver (10); B-
Team Basketball (10), Most
Improved (10); Varsity
Basketball (11-12), All
Tournament Team; Cross
Country (12); Track (12);
Homecoming Court. Phrase:
"What's Up." Song: "Baby
I'm For Real."

Raines, Tashia. "Honey
Bunch." 1-2-77. Student
Council (10-12), Director (9-
12); DECA (12); Frater
Sodlois (11-12); Pep Club
(9-10). Phrase: "Shood
Nall." Song: "Step in My
Room."

Redmond, Antonio. "Tony."

9-17-77. Varsity Football; B-
Team Basketball. Song:
New Day.

Roberts, Nicholas. Nick.
7-2-78. SADD (9); LEO (10);
Jazz Band (9-12), District
Honor Band (10-12),
Directors Choice Band (10);
Marching Band (9-12);
Symphonic Band (12); FBLA
(12); School Bandsman of
the year (11); Jazz Award
(10); Honor Roll (9-12).
Phrase: "Man!" Song:
"1979."

Robinson, Jarvis. 10-6-77.
Pep Club (9-12); B-Team
Basketball (9-10); Varisty
Basketball (11-12).

Rouse, Wynecoka. "Neka."
10-3-77. Science Club (9);
DECA (10), Historian (12);
Project Yes (9-11); Student
Council (12), Senior Class
Treasurer (12); Educational
Talent Search (9-12); Beta
Club (9-12); TAP (10-12);
Newspaper Staff (12);
Track; Cross-Country;
Perfect Attendence; Honor
Roll. Phrase: "It's all good."
Song: "You Can Count on
Me."

Ryals, Mary. "Marybeth." 5-
21-78. Student Council (9-
12), Sophmore Vice Presi-
dent; Beta Club (9-12); Key
Club (12); Civitan (9); Medi-
cal Explorers; Junior Guide;
Honor Roll (9-12); Who's
Who (10-12); National
English Award (10).

Sandifer, Kizzy. "Shorty." 5-
24-77. Song: "Down Low."

Sands, Cameka.
"Bootchie." Ethnic Studies
(10); Student Council (10-
12); Ethnic Studies (10);
TAP (10); Project Yes (10);
International Club (11-12),
Secretary (11-12); Band (9-
12). Phrase: "Play with
deez." Song: "Down Low."

Small, Crystal. 5-2-79.
FBLA (9-10); FHA (9-10),
Treasurer (9-10); DECA (9-
10); Spanish Club (9-10);
Varsity Soccer; Varsity
Swimming; Certificate
Acheivement Award (9-10);
Honor Roll Award (9-10).
Phrase: "Shoot, shut up."
Song: "Black."

Smith, Brittany. "Britt." 6-
15-78. International Club
(10); Optimist Club (11);
DECA (12); SADD (9); 2nd
Science Olympiad (11);
Honor Roll (11). Phrase:
"You give a new definition to
the word stupid." Song:
"Walkin' Away."

Smith, James. "Man." 11-7-
77. Pep Club (10-12); 9th
Grade Basketball. Phrase:
"It don't matter." Song: "War
Stories."

Stallings, Tangela.
"Tonya." 1-30-77. Pep Club
(9-11); Frater Sodalis (12);
Phrase: "Tear it down."

Song: "Not Gonna Cry."

Starkes, Tamiko. 9-20-76.
FHA (9-10), Secretary (9);
Pep Club (11). Phrase: "Get
all you can get." Song: "I
Miss You."

Stewart, Jamie. "Good
Twin." 4-18-78. SADD (9);
Key Club (9-11), Vice Presi-
dent (10-11); Civitan (9);
DECA (12), Vice President
(12); 9th Grade Cheer-
leader; Cherry Blossom
Twins Day Award (11); Dare
Role Model (12); Who's
Who (9). Phrase: "Do you
care, Sware."

Stewart, Jana. "Boo." 4-19-
78. SADD (9), Secretary (9);
Teen Comunity Rep. (9);
Key Club (10-11), Treasurer
(10-11); DECA (12), Asst.
Secretary; Beta Club (9-11);
Honor Roll (9-11); First
Place County Science Fair
(11), 2nd Region (11).
Phrase: "Swear!"

Stokes, Denni. 4-20-78.
Civitan (9); Key Club (10-
12), President (10); DECA
(12), Palamentarian (12);
Mentors Project (10-12); 9th
Cheerleading; B-Team
Cheerleading (10), Captain
(10); Varsity Cheerleading
(11); Perfect Attendence (9).
Phrase: "5 more minutes."
Song: "Because You Loved
Me."

Taylor, Patrick. "Smack." 8-
23-78. Leo (9-11); SSG (12),
Vice President (12); Senior
Play; B-Team Football (10);
B-Team Basketball (10);
Varsity Baseball (12).
Phrase: "Your ma!" Song:
"Call Me the Breeze."

Telfair, Christopher. "Mista
Snoopie." 10-20-77. Beta
Club (9-10); Pep Club (10-
12); Wrestling (9). Phrase: "I
knew dat!" Song: "Live at the
O.M.N.1."

Thomas, Tibesa. "Shay." 3-
16-78. FBLA (11). Phrase:
"There's a time and place for
everything." Song: "I'm Not
Going to Cry."

Thomas, Likeysha.
"Kesha." 5-27-78. DECA
(12); FHA (10). Song: Before
You Walk Out My Life."

Thompson, Patricia.
"Nette." 4-16-78. Interna-
tional Club (9, 10, 12), Vice
President (11); Leo Club
(10), Vice President (10);
FBLA (12); DECA (12);
Senior Play; Softball (12);
Honor Roll (9-12). Phrase: "I
want that." Song: "I'm Not
Going to Cry."

Thrift, Tonya. "Petunia." 3-
30-78. Civitan (9); Key Club
(10-12); Student Council
(11-12), Director (11-12);
FBLA (12); Annual Staff (11-
12); Medical Explorer (11-
12); 9th Grade Cheerleader;
J.V. Cheerleader (11), Co-
Captain (11); Varsity Cheer

leader (11); Who's Who
(11); 3rd Science Olmpiad
(11); Perfect Attendance (9-
11); Homecoming Court
(12); Honor Roll (9,12);
Student Council Award (11).
Phrase: "No mam!" Song:
"The Dance."

Tidwell, Deanna. "Twin."
10-4-77. DECA (12); Honor
Roll (9-10); Golden Eagle
Nominee (10); Phrase: "And
| was like..." Song: "Ironic."

Tidwell, Denise. "Niece."
10-4-77. International Club
(11); FBLA (12). Phrase:
"What?" Song: "Ironic."

Tillery, Elizabeth. "Beth."
12-30-77. SADD (9); BETA
(9-12); Key Club (10-12);
DECA (12); Annual Staff
(11); Senior Play; Flag Corp
(9-10); Honor Roll (9-12).
Phrase: "Uhh...No." Song:
"As Long As | Can See the

Light."
V

Veal, Zacharel. "Zack." 6-8-
78. Pep Club (9); Beta (9-
12); FBLA (12); Student
Council (12), Director (12);
Chorus (9-10), Section
Leader (9-10); TCR (12);
Peer Mediator (11-12);
Soccer (9); B-Team Cheer-
leader (9); Varsity Cheer-
leader (10-12), Co-Captain
(11), Captain (12); Honor
Roll (9-12); Beacon Light
Award (12); Senior Superla-
tive; Outstanding Senior;
Junior Guide; 3rd Science

Olympiad; 1st Bibb County
Science Fair. Phrase: "God
is good all the time, and all
the time God is good." Song:
"Calling My Name."

Waller, Nicholas. "Nick." 8-
30-78. Symphonic Band
(12); Marching Band (12);
Jazz Band (12); Pep Club
(12). Phrase: "Woman come
a dime a dozen, and | got
two dollars." Song: "Space
Age Pimping."

Walker, Jonathan. 5-11-77.
Science Club (9-12), Presi-
dent (12); Student Council
(11-12); B-Team Baseball
(9-10); Varsity Baseball (10-
11). Phrase: "Thank you
drive thru please!" Song:
"Morning Glory."

Warren, Michael.
"Redneck." 10-4-77. SADD
(9); Civitan (10); TSA (11),
President (11); Key Club
(12); Wrestling (9); Golf (9-
12). Phrase: "I'm a puss."
Song: "All | Need to Know.

Watson, Ryan. "Pimp
Daddy." 12-28-77. Beta (9);
Civitan (9-12), Chaplain
(11), Social Activites
Cordinator (12); SSG (12),
Treasurer (12); Senior Play;
Whos Who (11-12); Na-
tional Science Merit Award
(12). Phrase: Awh Man.

Weaver, Jennifer. Jenny-
Poo. 12-22-77. Leo (10);
Optimist (11); SSG (12);

Marching Band (9-12);
Concert Band (9-11); Sym-
phonic Band (12); Student
Council (9-12), Freshmen
Class Treasurer; Director
(10-12); Who's Who (9).
Phrase: "Whatever." Song:
Hypnotize the Moon."

Weaver, Michelle. 6-1-78.
SADD (9); Key Club (10-12);
Mu Alpha Theta (11-12); Jr.
City Council (10-11); Math
Team (12); Annual Staff (11-
12), Co-Editor (12); SSG
(12); Beta Club (9-12);
Senior Play; Medical Ex-
plorer Program (11-12);
Student Council (11-12), Jr.
Class Secretary, Sr. Class
Secretary; Principal's List
(9-12); Science Olympiad
(9-11); National Mathmatics
Award (9); All-American
Scholar (9); National English
Award (10); Leadership
Award (10); Who's Who (10-
12); French Award (10-11);
GA Certificate of Merit (11);
Presbyterian College Junior
Fellow (11); Junior Guide;
National Science Award (11-
12); Outstanding Senior;
Senior Superlative, Most
Academic; STAR Student;
Student Council Award (11);
Valedictorian. Song: "The
Dance."

White . "A.J." 6-17-78.
Key rene 0-12); Civitan

(9); Beta Club (9-12); FBLA
(12); 9th Grade Cheer-
leader, Captain; Varsity
Cheerleader (10-11); Who's
Who (9-12); Outstanding
Senior; Honor Roll (9-12);
Typing Award (11); Medical

Explorer (11-12); NYLF/MD
(12). Phrase: "Who do you
think you are?" Song: "I See
It Now."

White, Seleatha. "Bookie."
5-6-77. Pep Club (9); FBLA
(10), Secretary (10), Co-
Treasurer (12); DECA (12);
Project Yes (9); Upward
Bound (9); 9th Grade Bas-
ketball; B-Team Basketball
(10); Honor Roll (9); Perfect
Attendence (9). Phrase:
"Anyway." Song: "Water-
falls."

Williams, April. 4-14-78.
Key Club (10); International
Club (11); DECA (12); 9th
Grade Cheerleading.
Phrase: "I hate you." Song:
"When a Man Loves a
Woman."

Williams, Timothy. "T-
Dog." 10-21-77. DECA (12),
Sergant at Arms (12).
Phrase: "That what | want
you to do." Song: "Keep It
On a Down Low."

Wood, Leslie. 1-1-78. FBLA
(11-12); Beta (10-12).
Phrase: You go

girlfriend." Song: "Keep It
On a Down Low."

Woolfolk, Jondrea. 3-10-
78. FHA (9,10), President
(10); TAP (9-12); FBLA (9-
12); Beta (9-12); TCR (9-
12), Editor (12); Junior
Guide; Outstanding Senior;
Outstanding Peer Counselor
(11). Phrase: "It takes a
whole village to raise a child

We're so proud of the wonderful
young man you have become and all
of your accomplishments. We wish
you the best life has to offer. Always
follow your dreams and let your heart
be your guide. With God as your
Coach you will always hit a hom-
erun! Remember Philippians 4:13.

We love you very much,
MaMa and Christy

Congratulations
to our son,
Jimmy Cannon!
May you always
strive for the best
and find rewards
and happiness in
all of your future
endeavors,
With all of our
love,
Dad Mom,
Delana, and
Tanya

SENIOK HONORS NIGHT

Left: Seniors stand as alma mater is sung by Mrs. Curuso.
Above: Mrs. Jackson announces the class of 66, oops I mean
the class of 96".

Left: Zach proudly receives his award. Middle:
Mrs. Scott opens the Senior gift: a cordless mi-
crophone. Above: Sabrina and David show off
all their awards.

Left Crystal Graham gives her inspirational. Above: Vicki
receives her Beta chord. Right: Jennifer proudly recieves
her Optimist Essay Award.

GRADUATION

On June 4, 1996 the class of 1996
gathered at the Macon Centreplex for
Southeasts seventh Commencement
Exercises. Many members of the
Board, family, and friends were on
hand to witness the emotional event.
The Senior Chorus moved and enter-
tained everyone with their version of
Count On Me.

Senior Speaker: Jody Long Class President: David Blackmon Class Vice-President: Crystal Graham

The Junior Guides lead the graduates onto the floor.

The graduates march to their seats.

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Mandy, We're real proud of you
and all you've done! You're
such a wonderful daughter and
sister! The best in life awaits
you live your dreams.
All our love,
Momma, Daddy and Bucky

God has truly blessed us with two
special gifts, our grandsons, David
and Edwar. Southeast classes of 95
and 96 would not be so special with
out you guys. Congratulations David.
Sr. Class President
With love
Your Grandparents

Deanna: Congratulations, you have
made it this far. | know you had to
grow up fast, with all the pressure
that came with it. | am so proud of
you. Never give up that you can al-
ways do better.
With love.
Mama

Brian, Congratulations for hav-
ing the determination to work
or and achieve the goals you
have set for yourself. Never
look back on your life and say I
wish I had. Go ahead and live
your life to the fullest.
Love,
Daddy, Mama, and David

To our daughter Yvonne
Congratulations with lots of
love.

Mom and Dad

Tamika, To my wonderful daughter
that has given me the pleasure and
joy a mother could ever hope for. May
you succeed in everything you apply
yourself to. | am very proud of you.
We love you always.
Love,
Mom, LaTangy, and Amber

Amy, We are so very proud of the
young lady you have become. You
have worked hard and accomplished
much. May you continue to keep your

Alicia, Congratulations and
best wishes for a great fu-
ture. We love you!

Crystal, Congratulations, we
are so proud you are our
daughter. We knew you

Amy, Congratulations to our
precious jewel from

eyes on God and follow your dreams.
With all our love,
Mom, Dad, and Janna

Love,
Daddy and Mama

could do it!
Loving you always,
Mom, Dad, and Patrick

heaven. We love you so
much and are so proud to
call you daughter.
Love always,
Mom and Dad

Jill, we are very proud to
have you for a daughter and
sister. You are an inspira-
tion to us in everything you
do. Keep up the good work
as you go off to college.
We love you,
Mom, Dad, and Scott

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Kerri, You have finally made
it and we are very proud of
you and love you very much.
Be careful.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Nanny, and
PaPa

Goob, I am very proud of you!
Love you tons, dahling!
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Tonya, We are very proud of
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We love you,
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Beth, Cool your heels while you can
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We're so proud of you!
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you! | am so happy that you
have accomplished this im-
portant goal in your life! I
knew you could make it. I
also had faith in you.
With love,
Mom

Beth, You will always be our
Person of the Year.
Love always,
Grandma and PaPa

Jonathan, We love you and
are very proud. Congratula-
tions.
Love,
Daddy, Mama, Nikki,
and Brandon

Congratulations Michelle,
Remember that each new
day is a new beginning, a
chance to learn, to grow, to
dream. We are very proud of
you.
Love,
Dad, Mom and Amanda

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WORLD RELIGIONS

From Christianity to Hinduism
From reenacting books of the Bi-
ble (pictured below Ruth, Jonah,
and Esther) to visiting Temple
Beth Israel and St. Josephs. In our
World Religions class we've
learned it all. This was something
new for us all even Ms. Crumbliss
and it proved to be a great suc-
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