Volume 9 1997 f sks A: 8 - a a5 UO cs * ~~) op) SOMETHING Ch S.E.SCENES [ik mEVERYONE LL, Lo < a ~ > = pion a U < eo Vickie Scott Principal Richard Mathis Assistant Principal A D M I N I a T R A 1 I O N Shirley Macklin Assistant Principal Charles Rogers Vocational Principal Custodial Staff Left to right: Joyce Sledge, Johnny Ward, Taurus Williams, Gloria Card, Dorothy Stephens, Eddie Ross, Louise McKay, and Horace Jackson. NOT PICTURED: Teresa Watson /Bbhateataeleysate) rater Back Row (L-R): Margaret Finney, Sandra Jackson, June Freeman, Rose Brundage, and Shirley Patterson. Front Row (L-R): Vivian Davis, Bernice Moore, Ione Ashley, Kathrine Thomas, and Melvin Daniels. NOT PICTURED: Teresa Adams. FACULTY AND STAFF Gloria Aaron Marcia Aldridge Eddie Ashley Jeffery Ashley Wt - d Phyllis Astumian Pam Brackett Barbara Brown al. Craig Burkhalter Clinton Burston Quint Bush Veronica Calhoun FACULTY AND STAFF e4 Lisa Call Jennifer Coleman Sue Cranford John Crawford Evie Crumbliss Sandra Davis-Johnson Wylene Dickey Johnny Dixon Ginny Doolittle Richard Douglass Andrew Echols FACULTY AND STAFF le Carole Eleam Terry Fair Henry Ficklin Robert Fightmaster if Me. Janet Genord Sarah Gibbs Paxton Girtmon Pamela Goolsby Bobby Gordon Rhonda Hardrick Trisha Hardy FACULTY AND STAFF Precious Hill Linda Howell Larry Hughes Joan Jackson Harriett Johnson B.]. Joiner Annie Jones John Jones Ruth Kemp-Brown Catalina Kern FACULTY AND STAFF ae w= aw Laura Kersey Cheryl Knight Betty Lamb Eddye Langston Cassandra Leek Beth Martin Yvette Martin Charles Murphy Sharon Nickels Tamara O'Bannon Kelvin Oliver FACULTY AND STAFF Linda Pirozzi Chiquita Pitts Karen Remington Elizabeth Revard Janet Richmond Helen Rogers Anita Ross Laurel Shiflett Brigitte Shropshire FACULTY AND STAFF Joanne Solomon Karol Stephens Mary Lue Stephens ay a f i] AR RIO} i Jimmy Stewart Judy Stroud Myrtle Thorpe Tony Thrift Vincent Turner Reather Waller FACULTY AND STAFF Lynn Watson +t WE HAVE CLASS! __ DAVID ADAMS JEFFREY ADAMS DEREK ALDERMAN JACOB AMMONS OCTAVIA AMMONS SADIE ANDREWS ROSLYN ARLINE DONALD ARMSTRONG FRESHMEN OFFICERS (L TO R) DELARENTA CHAM- BERS, DEMARCUS LITTLE- JOHN, ROSLYN ARLINE, AND CALVIN ROBINSON PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT (L TO R) ROSLYN ARLINE (P) AND DEMARCUS LITTLEJOHN (VP) FRESHMEN iy yy. Vali TIMOTHY ASHLEY JACK BALI MICHAEL BALLARD RICARDO BARRON TRAVIS BARRON JOHN BARTON = JAMES BATEMAN = JENNIFER BAUGHAN TERRY BAXTER BRANDON JARVIS BLACKSHEAR TASHA BLOW BEDGOOD [ AL BOLTON ERICA BONNER YOSHANDA BONNER JOSHUA BOOKER KENDRA BOSTON VANESSA BRAWNER eo ~~ ~_ N ANGIE BRIGHT ANDREA BROCK JEREMY BROWN JEROME BROWN LAKITA BROWN MARCUS BROWN BEVERLY BRUCE NIKKI BRYANT SHELLEY LASHONDA BURKE CHARLESTON TREVINO BURNETT BUFFINGTON BURNETT mak TIFFANY CAMERON HOPE CARDEN QUOTAVIUS MELISSA CAVANAH DELARENTA ROSEMARY CARSWELL CHAMBERS CHAPMAN meg At TECOVIAN BIANCA CHENEY JARLANDRA CLARK SENECA CLAY HANNAH CLAYTON RASEAN CLAYTO CHAPMAN al = = S 7 r _ gee CHAVIS COLLINS JASPER COLLINS JANEIRIA COLSON JOHN COOK CARLO COOPER > KELLY CORBIN THOMAS COTE CEDRIC COTTON SHIRMELIA COUCH CHRISTOPHER DONNA COX COWLEY FRESHMEN L249 20 BOBBY CRAMMER CILICIACRAWFORD FABIAN CROCKETT WAYNE CROWELL RACHEL CUMMINGS LATASHA CUNNINGHAM | | BRANDI DANIELS DEDRICK DAVIS KELLY DAVIS TAMEKA DAVIS RAYMON DAVISON NIKKI DAY JAMES DEAN JAMIE DELAY TARA DENMARK TRAVIS DENMARK GARMERRO DENNIS TRAVOKA DENNIS NILES DENSON NIKKI DENT LYNETTA MARIBETH EDGE KIMBERLY EDWARDS BELINDA DESHAZIER ELLINGTON j Me CHRISTOPHER ANNA ELLIS ASHLEY EVANS JAMESE EVANS ROGER FARMER CHRISTEN ELLINGTON FAULKNER 7F fa = 1! 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YY q a A TL MIGUEL JONES KELSECIA JORDAN SHACONDRA JOSEY CHRISTOPHER ERNELL KING GARY KITCHENS KERSEY DERRICK LAMAR MAHOGANY JENNIFER LECLAIRE CHICO LESTER TAVARES LESTER LAWRENCE JOSEPH LEWIS LATONYA LEWIS AMANDA LITTLE DEMARCUS SHAUN CHANCELLOR LITTLEJOHN LOVINGGOOD LUCEAR FRESHMEN ne ae = SUZANNE MADDOX QUINTON KHOURY MANUEL DENNISMAXWELL DANIELMCCANT NIKKI MCCARTHY MANGHAM MELISSA MCCRARY LELAND MCINTOSH _ BILLY MEADOR JESSICA MELTON ALAN MILLER WILLIAM MILLER dla 1.) \\" i . A CHRISTY MILLS DONALD MINTZ QUINCY MITCHELL TIFFANY MOBLEY JENNIFER MOFFETT LAKEIVE MOORE ra ay Pr 2. & |. MORRELL MORGAN WARRENETTE CEZAIRE MOSS JERRELL MOSS FREDDIE MYRICK MONICA NASH : j TAVARES NEWBY RICHARD NORRELL JENNIFER NORRIS ALISA OATES STACY ODOM CHALMERS OGLES \ A\\ IK Dy \ iA 4 : < 4 : _ hm! LATAURUS OLIVER GEORGEOQWENS BRANDON PARKER MISTY PARKER BRIAN PATRICK LAKESHA PATRICK 4 JAURICE PAUL JERICHO PAYTON WES PERGERSON JIM PICCONE TRIQWESA PIERCE VANESSA PITTMAN Ewe WILLIS PONDER PADREAN POOLE ROMANTIS POOLE TASHA PORTER JENNIE RAY TONY REESE Sr = ANGEL REEVES GARY REEVES WILLIAM REEVES CINDY REGISTER TRAY RHODES DEMETRIA RICHARDSON LAQUISHA ANTONIO ROBERTS DREW ROBERTS KITTO ROBERTSON CALVIN ROBINSON DANIESHA RICHARDSON ROBINSON FRESHMEN ly ela a THEON ROBINSON FELICIA ROOKS ANDREA ROSS CRYSTAL ROSS RODREA ROSS MATTHEW ROUSSI % poem Yee ay ot ae ; Le = oe ANTONIO ROUSE JAMES ROUSE MELISSA ROWE BOBBY ROYAL AMANDA SAMUELS ALYSE SAMUELS % ADRIANE SANDERS ELIZABETH SANDERS TAWANNASAPP DANIELLE SARTAIN VALENCIA SAYE TRAVIS SCHOFIELD ~~ ANTARIUS SCOTT OTIS SELDON MAURICE SELLERS BRITTANY SHROPSHIRE SLAUGHTER ANTONETTE SMITH JIMMYKA SMITH KYMICHIA SMITH MICHAEL SMITH SHAUN SMITH SHOMOND SMITH JONATHAN SNEED VICTORIA SPURGEON TRAVIS STALLINGS MARSHELL FREDRICK STEPHENS JASPER STEPHENS F STENSON ; ail \ a RONNIE STRONG CINDY TAYLOR WILLIAM TAYLOR RODNEY TERRY \ LINDA THOMAS BERNARDDOS EQUANZA VEAL TROUTMAN JOE WAID RICKY WALDEN AUNDREY WALKER SHEREE WALKER SUMMER WALKER MICHAEL WALLACE FRESHMEN CURLYSIA WATKINS KELLY WATKINS LATONYA WATTS JEREMY WEBB WALTER WELLONS LALESHA WEST LIZZIE WHEELER ARIEL WHISBY ANWAR WHITE BYRON WHITENER LATRICE WILKINS DAVID WILLIAMS ERICA WILLIAMS JENNIFER WILLIAMS SHEILA WILLIAMS TAVARRES WILLIAMS JESSICA CORY WILLIS WILLINGHAM GREGORY WILLIS JESSICA WILLIS TERRELLE WILLIS EARNESTINE JARVIS WIMBUSH LARRY WOMACK WILSON ne, * SHIRELLE WOMACK KIMBERLY WOOD AIRRIS WOOTEN CHRIS WOOTEN MORANDA WRIGHT DAVIUS WYNES SOPHOMORE wala ig L IN y AKRIDGE, TIARA ANNIS, TIFFANY ASKEW, ANTHONY ATKINSON, LETRICE BARNES, KIMBERLY BARNES, EMILY Ta BASS, LAURA BILLUE, SAKEVIA BLACK, CHRIS BLASH, CHAVARUS BLASH, MONICA BLOODWORTH, KEISHA (L TO R) SCOTT DAVI- SON, ANNA MCEVER, SAKEITHA JOHNSON, JAMIE BRYANT, STEPHANIE FLOYD, SHANTWON THOMAS, SHEKITA MAXWELL AND QUENTIN JOHNSON. OFFICERS: MONICA BLASH (VP), STEPHANIE FLOYD (S), AND SHAN- TWON THOMAS (T). THIS YEARS SOPHO- . (L TO R) SHANTWON THO- MORE REPRESENTA- * 1 : MAS, STEPHANIE FLOYD, : Ct , QUENTIN JOHNSON, MONICA TIVES WORKED HARD 4 BLASH, AND SAKEITHA TO MAKE THE SCHOOL a - ; f JOHNSON. WHAT THEY THOUGHT } . IT SHOULD BE. { : THE SOPHOMORE CLASS REP- RESENTATIVES SAY GOOD- BYE TO AN OLD YEAR AND HELLO TO THEIR JUNIOR YEAR. WE asked a few teach- ers what they thought about this years fresh- men, sophomore, and junior classes. T feel that the freshmen class conformed well to their new high school environment. Mrs. Nelson The sophomore class worked hard and that was a good thing. Mrs. Brackett BOYD, BRAD BRAWNER, ROBERTA BROWN, ATHENA BROWN, HOLLY BROWN, JARVIS BROWN, JASON BRYANT, JAMIE BUCKINS, TOMEKIA BUJANDA, GUADALUPE BURKE, SABRINA CAUSEY, TAMEKIA CAUSEY, TRAVIS CHILDS, MELISSA COATES, ALTON COGER, LAKISHA COLBERT, LEANNE COLBERT, MITZI COLEMAN, KECIA COLLIER, DONNA COOPER, ELIZABETH COX, MATTHEW CRAWFORD, AISHA CRAWFORD, JAMAI CRAWFORD, LATOSHA CROWDER-CARTER, KOSHA T couldn't have asked for a bettey junior class. They were great. Mrs. Wyche DANIEL, KRISTIN DANIELS, TAMMI DAUGHERTY, TIMOTHY DAVIDSON, KENNETH DAVIS, DEMETRICE DAVIS, LATASHA DAVIS, WILLIAM DAVISON, JANETTA DAY, KYALONNI DEKALB, WAKITA DICKERSON, MELISSA DIXON, KIMBERLY DOUGLAS, MARIO DRAUGHON, KATIE ELLINGTON, JENNIFER EVANS, MONICA FERGUSON, SABLISS FLEMING, ANGEL FLOYD, STEPHANIE FLUELLEN, ANDREA FOSTER, JENNIFER FOSTER, MELISSA FREEMAN, DARNELLE FREEMAN, JOHN FRITZ, CHARLES i) Zee * | 4 A ees Nie ho is ye Mrs. Martin because Mr. Prudent because I Mrs. Stuart because most she expects a lot out of have a hard time under- she wants her students difficult her students. standing him. Na- to strive for perfection. of P teacher? Roslyn Arline dia Heath Brandie Jenkins WHY? FRYE, RAMARD GALES, MATI GEORGE, BRANDY GIBSON, LAKONFREA GILBERT, RODERICK GOODEN, TAKETA GRANVILLE, JAKETHIA GREEN, STAFFORD GREENWOOD, PHILLIP HAMM, SAMUEL HARDEMAN, GEORGINA HARDEN, COURTNEY HARRIS, ANTONIA HARRIS, TABATHA HEATH, THOMAS HEATON, SUMMER HENDERSON, VALORIE HILEY, SHEKITRA HOBBS, STEPHEN HOGAN, BRANDI HOLLIMAN, DENETRICE HOLLINGSHED, ERIC HOLLOWAY, BROOKE HOLMES, QUINTON HORNADAY, WILLIAM Mrs. Doolittle because Mrs. Nelson because Mrs. Nickels because Mrs. Atkinson. she gives us too much she is a perfectionist. she teaches too fast. Vince Bowden homework. Ywakita Lakeive Moore (But I do understand Smith her). Kristin Frank- lin HOWARD, LATRESSE HUGLEY, RUBY JACKSON, DRASHON JACKSON, NICHOLAS JOHNSON, KWANZA JOHNSON, QUENTIN JONES, LAKITA JONES, MARVIN JONES, TERESA JORDAN, KENNETH JOYCE, JAMES LAMAR, REGINALD LEWIS, CHIQUITA LEWIS, JESSICA LIKES, MARYBETH LINEBERGER, LORI LONG, CLINTON LONG, JAMES LOWE, YOWANDA LUCAS, ARMARTIS MACK, TRAVODCA MACKEY, TROY MATTOX, KEISHA MAXWELL, SHEKITA MAY, TRAVIS When the Braves win a Making good grades in Shopping. Junior hat makes game. Sophomore Ms. Bracketts class. Shannon Smith you Chad Fritz Freshman Shelia Wil- happy? liams MCCLAIN, DEXTER MCCLOUD, REGINALD MCCLOUD, ROSHAWN MCDONALD, OCTAVIA MCEVER, ANNA MCGILL, STEPHANIE MCMAHON, SHANNA MCNEARY, MICHAEL MCNEAR, CARI MEREDITH, MARIA MILLER, JEAN MITCHELL, JIMMY NAPIER, CHUNTERA OWENS, SHANQUITA PARKER, DAFFANE PAYTON, RONALD PEBBLES, BECKY PITTMAN, KIMBERLY POOLE, SHEENA QUINN, STEPHANIE RAINEY, SHERREKA REID, MONICA RIGDON, KRIS RILEY, GREGORY RILEY, SHANOTTA When I get my pay- Having fun with my Spending time with The 2:15 p.m. bell! eneck. Junior friends. Junior Dana the people I love. Junior Shaquita Howard Michelle Johnson Williams Junior LaGeanie Jones ROBINSON, DARRYL ROBINSON, MARCUS ROBLES, ERNESTO ROGERS, BENJAMIN ROUSE, CHERRIA RUNNELS, STARRETTA RUSSELL, TODD SALTER, NEKITA SAPP, RODERICK SAWYER, BRIAN SCOTT, CRYSTAL SHARIF, AZEEZAH SLAUGHTER, CARLOS SLAUGHTER, JACKIE SLAUGHTER, TAMIRA SLOCUMB, FREDDIE SMITH, CHRISTY SMITH, DWANE SMITH, IRIS SMITHY, JASON SMITH, LAKISTA SMITH, LAKENDRICK SOLOMON, SEKEYSA STAINES, CRYSTAL SUMMERS, KIMBERLY hat was your most embar- rassing moment? as Ne I was on my way to a tennis match when I ran up on a curb and busted my tire. I quit tennis af- ter that! Junior Jen- nifer Weldon reat " yy] if IT was riding through the school parking lot and started talking to someone. Not looking where I was going, I ran into a parent's carin front of me! Junior -aige Sanders I was walking through the mall when I saw a cute girl. I was staring at her so hard that I tripped on the rug in front of me! Junior Jamario Austin SWINT, DONNIE SWINT, MARIA SWINT, TOMEKIA TALTON, CHRIS TAYLOR, PAUI THOMAS, SHANTWON rODD, CARRIE TOMBLIN, SHAWANNA TOTH, JASON TRIM, STEPHEN TUCKER, LINDSAY VEAL, TIMOTHY WADDELL, RONNIE WALDEN, CRYSTAL WALDEN, REGINALD WATSON, JOHN WILLIAMS, ADRIAN WILLIAMS, CHANDRA WILLIAMS, ROLAND WILLIS, CHRIS WILLIS, MICHELLE WINTERS, ANDREW WOOD, CHRISTI WRIGHT, SHALONDRIA WYCHE, CHARVIKA We asked a few stu- T will remember the The mystery smell out- The many times we dents what they will re- friends that knew me side of the 200 hall. heard Please disregard member most about this well. Curlysia Wat- Mandy Brazzell the bell. Tomeka year at Southeast High. kins Leary SEAN ADAMS DARTRICH ALEXANDER AMBER ANNIS KIZZY ARMSTRONG JAMARIO AUSTIN MIKE BARNES JAQUETTA BIVINS BRENT BLAIR JR CLASS DIRECTORS (L TO R) (BACK): NADIA HEATH, VALISE SCOTT, AUN- TRENITA JOHNSON, KEOSHA WALKER, LAGEANIE JONES, LAQUISHA JORDAN (FRONT:) BARBARA BORDERS, APRIL BRAXTON, TAMOCO HILL, TARISMA VEAL JR CLASS OFFICERS (L TO R) KEOSHA WALKER (P), LEGEANIE JONES (VP), LAQUISHA JORDAN (T) JON BLASCHE BARBARA BORDERS JOSEPH BOWDEN KETAURUS BRASWELI APRIL BRAXTON DEVONTA BRINSON AQUILA BROWN JESSE BRYANT MONICA BUCKNER JEFFREY BURNETI CRISTI CAMPBELI PATRICK CANDELARIA JILL CARR TYRONE CHENEY LATESSIA COLE THADDEUS COLEY LATONIA COOPER TRAVIS CROSBY RAUDIA CUMMINGS AHMED DAVIS MARSHA DAVIS RISHA DAVIS TOMEKIA DENNARD TRAVON DENNIS YAZIDASIM DENNIS NICHOLAS DUNCAN CLINTON DURHAM CHOMOYA FAULKS PATRICIA FAULKS LATONYA FLOYD GEORGE FOSTER NATHAN FOSTER EDWARD FUTCH RANDY GEORGE CHRISTY GLAZE CELQUITTA GLOVER TRAMEEKA GLOVER CYNTHIA GUY JENNIFER GUY AMANDA GUYTON YVONNE HALL CANDICE HARDY APRIL HARPE COURTNEY HARRELI TAMIKA HARRIS TAMMY HARRIS NADIA HEATH TIFFANY HIGHTOWER AMANDA HILI TAMOCO HILL FRANKIE HILLMAN DAMIEN HODGES SHANTAE HOLLINGSHED TONY HOWARD MAURICE HOWARD SHIQUITA HOWARD SHAYLA IVRY YAQUARIUM JACKSON APRIL JOHNSON AUNTRENITA JOHNSON MIA JOHNSON SAKEITHA JOHNSON TAQUILLA JOHNSON TIFFANY JOHNSON CHRISTINA JONES LAGEANIE JONES STACY JONES LAQUISHA JORDAN LAMEKA KENDRICK ANTHONY KING ELIZABETH KORY TAWANDA LAMAR JULIE LANTZER JURDAMAN LESTER HAROLD LEWIS KEVIN LINEBERGER PAUL LITTLE BRIAN LOVETT TANYA LOWDER KEDDRICK MACK a ie Ns 1! ~ WAN ~ \ A Ba\ \ia ie aaa Tae 8 SHONDA MALLORY SHAMEKA MANGHAM AYESHA MARCUS EBONY MCCRARY LACONIA MCDONALD LAFREDRICK MCKINNEY JENNIFER MINTER DOMINIQUE MORIS KELNARD MURRAY KENNARD MURRAY TIMOTHY NOBLES APRIL OGDEN DAMIEN OLIVER CHARATIS PATTERSON MARCUS PITTS COURTNEY PLEASANT CARLOS PORTER TERRENCE REDMON LENISE REEVES KEVIN RILEY AMANDA ROBERTS JASON ROBERTS ATAVIOUS ROSS REGINAL ROUSE DAVID ROZIER PAIGE SANDERS SHINEAQUE SANDERS VALISE SCOTT MUHAMMAD SHARIF DESHANNA SMITH LATANYA SMITH LENARDO SMITH MAXINE SMITH RONALD SMITH TAVARUS SMITH CHRIS STEPHENS JENNIFER STOKES CARLOS STUBBS JOSEPH STUBBS ALFONZO SUTTON QUINCY THURMAN GENERO TOBLER TARISMA VEAL KEOSHA WALKER OLAF WALKER ALASHIA WATSON BERGANDY WATSON JENNIFER WELDON JAY WHITEHURST COREY WILLIAMS DALE WILLIAMS DANA WILLIAMS KAWASKI WILLIAMS TAWANA WILLIAMS TIAWANNA WILLIAMS CHAQUIETA WILLIAMSON MARCI WILSON STACY WORDEN JONATHAN YOUNG CARLOS YOUNGBLOOD aa = _ _ Z. aa a = Y) Spirit Week the students participated in the daily events and the Homecoming pep rally that Friday. SPIRIT RALLIES Jaquetta Bivins and Tamecka Grier strut their stuff with the fad fashions of the 60's. 50's Style Summer St. John represents the 50s with her Bobos and Letter- man sweater Go Dawgs! Dave's Pride and Joy Mrs. Martin shows her true Bull- Randy Pettis shows his spirit by dog spirit. confessing that working at Wendy's has had a huge influ- ence on his life. Nikki Sanders, Kizzy Gali- more, Latessia Cole, and Tonia Grantham pose for a quick shot at the Home- coming pep rally. Nakia Lewis, Varsity cheerleader, gives the pho- tographer a sweet, inno- cent smile before going out on the gym floor. The Varsity football play- ers show their spirit before entering the pep rally. di Lb 2 Southeasts band whips Reggie, it looks so natu- students into a frenzy. ral. Ha yes Clint, I know. Kizzy Armstrong, Junior Joseph Stubbs, Junior TONIA GRANTHAM SR. TIERINI TAYLOR SR. PRINCESS PRINCESS TAKEYA DAVISON SR. QUIANA ARLINE SR. PRINCESS NAKIA LEWIS HOMECOMING QUEEN JAMAAR LOGAN PRINCESS HOMECOMING KING c HARRY COLBERT, IV SR. CLINTON WICKER SR. PRINCE JOSEPH TENNANT SR. PRINCE PRINCE SENIOR COURT 96-97 GOOD TIMES TIME OUT! Davior, Tonia, Rachel and Larry take time out during the Jr/Sr. Softblal Game to munch on i oe oe IN BHE&s snack. THE MAKING March 28, 1997, students celebrate Spring Fling. Spring Fling is a festival held every year at Southeast. During the day all kinds of events take place. Slam Dunk Contest, Marriage Booth, Pie Toss, and the Jr./Sr. Softball Game are to name a few. Of course, the day would not be complete without all the variety of foods. GET YOUR CANDY APPLE SAY CHEESE! Sarah and Cindy HERE! P.T.S.A. supports South- help Club de Espanol by saling east with candy apples and coke/ _ nachos and cheese. rootbeer floats. ABOVE THE RIM Mike Hawkins watches his oppo- nent, Trevon Dennis, make his shot during the Slam Dunk Con- test. The Slam Dunk Contest was held to raise money for the Southeast Basketball Teams. PEP CLUB CAFE Mr. Murphy and a few students prepare and enjoy hot wings to raise money for the Pep Club. The Pep Club is mainly responsi- ble for the pep rallies and games during the school year WHO'S GOT SPIRIT? Tavarrus Williams shows his spirit by visiting the face painting booth. The face painting booth was set up to support the Art Club. LITTLE HELPER Gregory Childs is one of our very special students at Southeast. During Spring Fling he rings in the customers to buy ice cream for the special ed. ge apie NIGHT OF HONORS Underclassmen Honors Night is to honor Freshmen, Sophomores, and Ju- niors for their academic achievements. Congratulations Mr. Mathis was in attendance on Honors Night to congratulate and award the students on their performance Second Reward After the ceremony, refreshments were held in the lobby to give ev- eryone a chance to unwind and congratulate each other Junior Pride Paige Sanders and LaGeanie Jones smile big as they show off their award and Junior Guide tas- sels If You're Happy jill Carr smiles for the camera as she accepts her Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit. The hard work Finally pays off for the Fresh- men, Sophomores, and Juniors of Southeast High School. May 13, 1997 was recognized as Underclassmen Honors Night. Parents, teach- ers, and friends of each student honored were invited to watch the students receive their awards. From attending school faithfully everyday to obtaining a GPA of 4.0 or better each award was receive with great pride. Keep up the good work and congratulations on a job well done. Achievements Certificate of Achievement is one of the many awards Tiffany Johnston Received on Honors Night Snacks and Stuff Marci ments provided after an exciting night Wilson enjoys the refresh- Say Cheese Barbara Borders turns to pose af- ter receiving her Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit Sound of Music The Southeast Chorus provided the entertainment for Honors Night IF ONLY FOR ONE NIGH May 24, 1997 Southeast Jr./Sr. Prom SENIOR SMILES Seniors Summer and Kaylee smile big on this exciting night TOUGH MOVES Rock on with your bad self! HAVING FUN SENIOR GLAMOUR Are we Is this room hot. Takeya Davison is escorted by Jamarr Logan during Senior Leadout. HEAY! I'll rock your world! THE COOL CLASS These girls know theyre all that | WHAT A COUPLE THE POSING CLASS Lori and Sean hold the title for Seniors are all smiles on this excit- cutest couple at Southeast ing evening. Shake your booty. This crowd What's wrong with Monica? having no problem shaking it A few of the Sophomore helpers This couple has no problem look- were spotted on the dance floor. ing pretty for the camera. Kelly Barnhill Vince Bowden Rachel Dailey Rodney Holliday = Dae a cl po fie > sg er a a Shaunniki Hill Craig Campbell Rachel Birdsong, Larry Harper Jamie Havard Blake Hobbs Nikki McCallum Glen West Jennifer Black Jason Horne Chrissy Hayes Josh Barbee Kristy Payne Tony Pirozzi Mandy Brazzell Steven Crook Nadia Heath Wesley Woolverton Patrick Trammell Randy Pettis Takeya Davison (P) Smith (S), H Colt ype Mashonda Howard (1 E. Willis, C. Hodnett, H. Colbert, M. Howard I Leary I Grantham, T. Mitchell, O. Smith K. Talton, T. Davison, J. Black, J Williams, H. Colbert, K. Wilson Senior Officers And Senior Directors S ENIOR REPRESENTATIVES KELLY BARNHILL BERT BIVINS JENNIFER BLACK AMANDA BRAZZELL LORI BROWN MARSH.:LL BRYANT CRAIG CAMPBELL SEAN CASEY SARAH COCHRAN JESSICA COHEN HOPE COLBERT CHARLES CROWLEY, JR. TORI CUNNINGHAM RACHEL DAILEY JAMES FLYNN KIMBERLY FOWLER KIZZY GALLIMORE GANETTE GENETTI SALVADOR GOMEZ TONIA GRANTHAM JASON GRIFFIN MATTHEW HARBISON JESSICA HARDEE TACOSA HARRIS JAMIE HAVARD CHRISSY HAYES SHAUNNIKI HILL OSCAR HINOJOS CRYSTAL HODNETT MASHANDA HOWARD SHANQUELLA HOWELL CHALANA JENKINS LAUREL KUHEN KATHLEEN MILLER KIMBERLY MIMS TAMEKA MITCHELL KRISTY PAYNE AMANDA PERKINS CHRISTIE POLLARD REGINALD RHYNES ROBERT RIEDEL, III MONICA ROBERTSON MELISSA ROBINSON LAWANDA SMITH OCTAVIA SMITH JANET SWAYNE KATRINA TALTON JOSEPH TENNANT ANDREW TYE HEATHER TYNER HEATHER UMPHREY LAKEITHA WATSON GLEN WEST CLINTON WICKER JOHNETTA WILLIAMS ERICA WILLIS KRISTI WILSON MELANIE WILSON JAQUAY WIMBERLY BEST PERSONALITY Shaunniki Hill and Bert Bivins MOST ATHLETIC Nakia Lewis and Reggie Adams - = 2 . So fs | pe 4 ~~ a S's z- e oo MOST TALENTED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Quiana Arline and Savalis Coger Lori Brown and Daviorr Snipes THE ROYAL CLASS Bees |S see UNBEATABLE By popular demand, the following seniors were chosen as Senior Superlatives. 2 =e. = -__ --_ _= j Bla BP ae EE we | ~_- ~~" / } MOST SPIRITED WITTIEST Amanda Brazzell and Harry Nikki Sanders and Sean Casey Colbert : BEST ALL AROUND Takeya Davison and Marion Simmons MOST ATTRACTIVE/HANDSOME Tameka Mitchell and Jamaar Logan a 64 OLE AA LoLOM! b+ i BEST DRESSED Lakeisha Hollis and Craig Campbell f MOST ACADEMIC Jennifer Black and Jeffrey Dean Front Row; E, Perry, T, Mitchell, T. Leary, A, MeGill, S L.. brown, Q. Arline ]. Black, Row Senior Superlatives lis, Takeya Davi Otc cbarettatcmersalleya. haunniki Hill, Jef Bert Bivins ae ed nun 1. re tired tet ineet onan prsr tte HL Bh bee frey Vear in Nikki San ad donane | Pae -spoeee Pee renee (tat Hill, T. Grantham, C. Hodnett, J. Walker. Row 2: N. Lewis, H. Colbert, O. Smith, K. Wils : C, Campbell, D. Snipes, M. Simmons ]. Logan, G. West Mrs. Scott Takeya Davison presenting the 1997 Senior gift to Mrs. Scott Hope your memories are filled with the thoughts of Southeast Excuse Me After receiving an award, Jennifer squeezes through the isle to get to her seat. That was a repeated pattern for Jennifer at Sr. Honors eatly honored r Honors Dinero At Sr. Honors, Lori Brown receives a seventy-eight thousand dollar scholarship from Westyan College. Now that is what you calla scholarship! The volley ball game was the big- gest part of Senior Week. Every- body was enjoying themselves, even if they lost NICE SHOT Oscar is serving the ball for his class during the Senior Volley Ball Tournament a ae a ss Johnetta is in the lead. She is making a left turn. The team is cheering you on. Go! Johnetta, Go! HEY! Jamie and her teammate is dis- tracted by the camera man. | wonder if they won the game? The sack race was a hilarious dur- ing Field Day. Especially when Sean got in his sack and crossed the finish line. Tomeka Leary Tomeka was nominated for Foreign Language (French). Tameka has taken French for 4 years and has also used her tal- ent to teach children the French language. Takeya Davison In suspense and waiting impatiently, Takeya listens to see if she wins the Golden Eagle for Math. Jennifer Black Jennifer was nominated for Citizenship. For that she had to do service for her community. Also, hold some kind of leadership in school. Kristi Wilson Kristi was nominated and got the Golden Eagle Award for Social Science. Also, Octavia Smith had Honorable Mention in In- dustrial Vocational. Senior Index B Barnhill, Kelly. 03-21-79. "Kelly Lynn." Civitan. Phrase: "She only likes ladybugs cuz | do." Bateman, Gregory L., Jr. 09-12-79. "Batman." Art Club (11). Song: "Rainbow Blues." Bivins, Bert. 01-10-79. "Poo." FBLA (10-12). Var- sity Football (9); B-Team Basketball; Baseball (10). Honor Roll (9-10). Phrase: "Do ya duties." Song: "If | Ruled the World." Black, Jennifer. 05-14-79. "Jen." Beta (9-12), Sopho- more Council, Junior Coun- cil, President (12); FBLA (9- 12), Secretary (11), Vice- President (12); Math Team (9-12); Student Council (11- 12), Junior Class Director, Senior Class Director; Youth Leadership Bibb County (11); Yearbook Staff (12); Newspaper Staff (10); Ma- con Telegraph Teen Board (11); National Young Lead- ers Conference (11); Mu Alpha Theta (11-12), Secre- tary (12); Golden Eagle Nominee (12); United States Student Council Award (11); Beta Convention-3rd place Talent (11); Honor Gradu- 86 ate; Tandy Technology Scholar Award (12); FBLA Region Competition-3rd place, Business Communi- cations (11), Ms. CBE (12); YKK Japanese Exchange Student Nominee (11); Design-An-Ad, The Macon Telegraph (10); Perfect Attendance (9-10); United States Senate Youth Nomi- nee (12); Exchange Club Youth of the Year Nominee (12); Georgia On My Plate- 1st place "Peachy Day" (12); State House of Representa- tives Page (10); Mercer University President's Book Award (11); Woodmen of the World Award (11); Principal's List (9-12); Governor's Honors State Alternate-Math (10), Nomi- nee (11), Senior Superla- tive-Most Academic; Out- standing Senior; Who's Who Among American High School Students (9-12); Presbyterian College Junior Academic Achievement (11); U.S. Navy Certificate of Achievement (11); National Latin Exam-Magna Cum Laude (11); Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit (11); National Science Merit Award (10); United States Achievement Award (10); Junior Guide; Academic Honors Scholar- ship-Pensacola Christian College (12); Phrase: "I don't know." Song: "By Heart." (Jim Brickman). Brazzell, Amanda. 3-19-79. "Mandingo" & "Mandees". Key Club (9-10); Civitan (11- 12), Vice-President (12); Commendation Awards, Fulford (11), Nelson (12); Senior Superlative-Most Spirited. Phrase: "We ain't left yet?" Song: "Don't Speak" (No Doubt). Brown, Lori. 10-09-78. "Beatrice." Beta Club (9- 12), Officer (11-12); Student Council Representative (9); Art Club (9-10); International Club (12); Junior Varsity Cheerleader (9), Varsity Cheerleader (10); Honor Roll (9-12); Principal's Award (9-12); Highest Aver- age in French | and II (10- 11); Who's Who (11-12); Georgia Certificate of Merit (11); Most Valuable Cheer- leader (9). Phrase: "That's how rumors get started." Song: "I Think | Love You." (David Cassidy). Brown, Shakesia. 11-01-78 "Keesy." Pep Club (9-11); International Club (12); Beta Club (9-12); Marching Band (9-12); Symphonic Band (11); Softball, Best Defen- sive Player (10-11); Track; Honor Roll (9-12); Who's Who (11-12); United States Achievement Academy Award in Music (11-12); Perfect Attendance (10-12); Beta Convention-3rd place Talent (11). Phrase: "Woo, Woo, Wooo!!!" Burns, Tracey. 12-08-78. Pep Club (9-10); Spanish Club (11), Activity Coordina- tor; FBLA (12); Newspaper Staff; Honor Roll (9-10); National PTA Writers' Con- test-2nd place. Phrase: "See, uhm, it wuz like dis, right..." Song: "You." (Jesse Powell). Butts, Trey. 05-16-79. "Butts." Civitan (12); DECA (12). Song: "Ain't Life Grand." (Widespread Panic), "Say Goodbye. (Dave Matthews). C Campbell, Craig. Key Club (12); Math Team (12); DECA (12); Wrestling; Senior Superlative-Best Dressed; Outstanding Senior; Perfect Attendance (12). Phrase: "The heck with you." Song: "Outlaw." (2Pac). Colbert, Belinda. 08-11-77. "Alice" & "Chocolate." FBLA (11-12). Phrase: "You never know if you can do unless you try." Song: "Variety." Colbert, Hope. 02-11-79. "Woolybuger." DECA (11), Chaplain (11); Student Council (12), Senior Class Vice-President; Rotary Youth Leadership Confer- ence Award (11); Who's Who (11); Perfect Atten- dance (11). Phrase: "Ya Mama!" Song: "Me and You." (Collin Raye). Collins, Lavares. 08-24-78. "Hair." DECA (12), Officer (12); Varsity Basketball, Best defensive player (10), Most valuable player (11); B-Team Basketball; Varsity Track, Most Improved Sprinter (11). Song: "Don't Leave Me Girl" (Blackstreet) Collins, Stephanie. 6-5-78. "Pookie." DECA (12). Phrase: "And | know dis.." Song: "Crush on You!" (Lil Kim). Crowley, Charles, Jr. 10-29-79. "Lil' Dog." Art Club (9); Chess Club (10); SSG (11-12). Phrase: "How the heck is ya?" Song: "The Rain." (Clint Black). Cunningham, Tori. 9-13-77 "Tori." Civitan (9,12); DECA (12). Phrase: "Whatever." Song: "| Belong to You." D Daniel, Chastity, 10-21-78. "Chas." International Club (10-12), Vice-President (12). Phrase: "Hey Man!" Song: "Jemery." (Pearl Jam). Davison, Takeya. 08-03-79. "Keya." Student Council (9- 12), Junior Class Vice- President, Senior Class President; FBLA (9-12); Math Team (9-12); Beta Club (9-12); Teens Against Pregnancy (11-12); Mu Alpha Theta (12), Vice- President (12); Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Captain (11), Captain (12); Who's Who (9-12); Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit (11); Exchange Club Youth of the Month (12); Golden Eagle Nominee in Math (12); Youth Leader- ship Nominee (12); Principal's List (9-12); Junior Guide; Senior Superlative- Best All Around; Homecom- ing Princess (12); Perfect Attendance (11). E Ellington, Tiffany. 07-14-78 "Tip." Girl Scouts (12); FBLA (11); Optimist Club (10); Tennis (11); Track (9); Cross Country (10); Basket- ball (9-10). Phrase: "Stay in church." Song: "Whatcha Ya Lookin For." (Kirk Franklin). F Fowler, Kim. 02-25-79. FBLA (9); DECA (12); Honor Roll (9); Who's Who (11). G Grantham, Tonia. 06-23-79 "Ton." Beta Club (9-12); FBLA (11-12), Reporter (12); Math Team (10-12); Student Council (11-12), Junior Class Secretary; Civitan (9); Key Club (10); Mu Alpha Theta (11-12), Treasurer (12); Softball (9- 10); Principal's List (9-12); Georgia Certificate of Merit (11); Who's Who (9-12); Perfect Attendance (9-10); Junior Guide; Outstanding Senior; Honor Graduate; Homecoming Court (12). Phrase: "Well..." Song: "Because You Loved Me." Griffin, Jason. 04-09-77. "Griff." Art Club (9-10), Secretary (9). Phrase: "Don't do it man, it's a trick." Song: "Voodoo Chile." (Slight Return). H Harbison, Matthew. 02-15-79. "Harbo." Civitan (9-12); Principal's List (9); Honor Roll (10); Science Fair-1st place in Bibb County; National History Day-1st place. Phrase: "That's enough of that. Song: "My Maria." Harper, Lawrence P. 12-15-78. "Larry." Varsity Baseball (11-12); JV Base- ball (10); Science Award (9- 10); Principles of Technol- ogy Award (11); Science Olympiad-3rd place. Phrase: "Go Falcons." Song: "Dirty South." Harris, Tacosa. 11-18-78. "Tutt." Principal's List (9,11); Honor Roll (10). Phrase: "What's up, man?" Song: "Just Because." (You). Havard, Jamie. 05-02-79. Civitan (10-12). Phrase: "Yeah you know." Song: Family Tradition." (Hank Williams). Henderson, Shawanna. 07-30-76. "Nutt." Pep Club (9); DECA (11-12); Project YES (9-10); FBLA (12); B- Team Basketball (9); Varsity Basketball (9-10); Track (9). 88 Phrase: "You wrong for that." Song: "Get It To- gether." Hill, Shaunniki. 06-25-79. "Sneak." Optimist Club (9); Key Club (12), Secretary; TAP (12); Beta (12); Math Team (12); Academic Team (12); TCR (12); Perfect Attendance (10); National Science Merit Award (10); Superior Rating-Solo/En- semble (9); Honor Roll (11); Who's Who (11-12). Phrase: "I love you, Craig." Song: "Love is All We Need." Hogan, William. 01-02-77. "Bill(y)." Art Club (9-10); International Club (11); Art Show-"Best in Graphics" (11-12); Perfect Attendance (3 years); 3rd place-Physical Science Olympiad (10). Phrase: "It's all gdod, then some!" Song: "Tears" (The Isley Brothers). Hollis, Lakeisha. 06-19-79. Lakei." TAP (11-12); FBLA (9-12): Varsity Cheerleader; Home Economics Award (10). Phrase: "Can | have some of that?" Song: "I Will Be There." (112) Horton, Terrance. 09-07-77 Teddy Rock." FBLA (11- 12). Song: "Tell Me Do You Wanna." (Givviane). Howard, LaTressa. 11-06- 77. "Sha." Pep Club; Girl Scouts. Phrase: "Know she didn't." Song: "Get it To gether." Howard, MaShanda. 9-1-79 "Shonny Bunny." Pep Club (9); FBLA (10-11); TAP (10- 12); Math Team (11-12); Mu Alpha Theta (12); TCR (11); Senior Class Treasurer: Principal's List (9,11-12); Honor Roll (10); Perfect Attendance (11); Who's Who (11-12); Governor's Honors Nominee (10-11); Math Olympics Certificate of Achievement (11); Certifi- cate of Merit for Volunteer Work (11); Student Volun- teer of the Year (11). Phrase: "Gone now." Song: "Home." Howell, Shanquella. 8-3-79 "Metrice." Phrase: "Oh anyway." Song: "Cupid." J Jenkins, Chalana. 9-14-78. "Kee-Kee." FBLA (10); DECA (12), Secretary; Marching & Concert Band (9-12), Band Letter (9); Apprenticeship Program- Aircraft Structural Technol- ogy (12). Phrase: "But anyway..." Song: "Crush on You." Johns, Kaylee. 08-21-79. "Chickenbutt." Spanish (11- 12), Secretary (12); Golf (11); Honor Roll (11). Phrase: "True." Song: "Black" (Pearl Jam). Johnson, Kwanza. 12-29- 78. "Odie." Civitans (11-12); SADD (9-12); Volleyball- Special Olympics; 1st place- Running Long Jump-Special Olympics (12); Community Based Vocational Training Certificates (11-12). Phrase: "I'm aman!" Song: "I Will Fly." (R. Kelly). Jones, Aubrey. 02-20-78. "Tyger." Chess Club (9); SSG (10-12). K Kuhen, Laurel Alysia. "Boo-Bear." Civitan (11-12); Key Club (10-11); Beta Club (9); Leo Club (9); Honor Roll (9-10); Principal's List (9). Phrase: "What?!" Song: "Please Don't Take the Girl." (Tim McGraw). L Leary, Tomeka. 07-21-79. "Meek." International Club (10-12), President (11-12); Mu Alpha Theta (12); Stu- dent Council Director (12); Annual Staff (12); Honor Roll (9); 3rd place, Physical Science Olympiad (9); Principal's List (10-11); Perfect Attendance (10-12); Governor's Honors Nominee in French and Social Stud- ies (11); Golden Eagle Nominee-Foreign Language (12); 1996 Certificate of Merit Winner (11); Honor Graduate; Who's Who (12); Outstanding Senior; Pres- ident's Academic Achieve- ment Award (12); Highest Average in French IV (12). Phrase: "Clip that, clip that!" Song: "No Woman, No Cry." (The Fugees). Logan, Jamaar. 08-07-79. Beta (9-11); FBLA (10-12); Project YES (9-10); Youth Apprenticeship Program (11-12); Varsity Basketball, Captain; Varsity Tennis, Captain; Varsity Cross Country; Football (9); Scholar Athlete. Phrase: "Bout it! Bout it!" McGill, Anneliese. 7-1-79. Beta Club (9-12), Reporter (12); Art Club (10-11), Trea- surer (11); Southeast Signal Staff (11-12), Editor (12); Literary Magazine Staff (11); Honor Roll (9-12); Principal's List (9-12); 1st place, Bibb County Social Science Fair (9); 2nd place, State Social Sciente Fair (9); Who's Who (10-12); Governor's Honors Nominee (10); National Scholar (10); 1st place, Photography category-School Art Show (11); Junior Guide; 2nd place, Bibb County Social Science Fair (11); Finalist, GA Writers, Inc. Competition (11); National Science Merit Award (12); Outstanding Senior. Song: "Angel Eyes." (Jeff Healey Band). Miller Kathleen. 10-03-79. "Katy." Science Club (10- 12); Math Team (11-12); Academic Bowl (12); Principal's List (10-11). Phrase: "thingy." Song: "If Tomorrow Never Comes." (Garth Brooks). Mims, Kimberly. 06-10-78. "Kim." DECA (12). Phrase: "L.LF.Y.S.1." Song: "Sleepin' in My Bed." (Dru Hill). O Oglesby, Carlo. 11-12-76. "Shawn." Pep Club (9-12); Special Olympics. Phrase: "God bless you." Song: "Amazing Grace." P Payne, Kristy. 01-16-79. "Dimples." Beta Club (9-12); Civitan (9-12), Treasurer (10), President (11), Public Relations Coordinator (12); TCR (9-11); Student Council (9-12), Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Treasurer; Mu Alpha Theta (12); Varsity Softball (10- 11); Varsity Golf (10); Var- sity Baseball Manager (11); Principal's List (9-11); Miss Sophomore; State Beta Convention-Certificate of Participation (11); Who's Who (9-12); Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit (11); Presiden- tial Award for Civitan Club (11). Phrase: "We ain't left yet?" Song: "You were meant for me." R Riedel, Robert. 06-03-79. "Bobby." Beta (9-12); FBLA (9-12); Math Team(9, 10-12) 90 Cross Country (10-12), Most Improved (10-11); Soccer (10-12); Honor Roll (9-12); Governor's Honors Nominee (10-11); Golden Eagle Nominee (12); American High School Math Exam, 1st place (12), 3rd place (10). Rhynes, Reginald. 7-12-79. Reggie. Art Club (9). Ss Sanders, Shineaque. 2-11- 78. "Nikki." FBLA (11-12); Civitan (12); Varsity Basket- ball (9-10), Best Defense (9); Cross Country (9-10); Track & Field (9); Senior Superlative. Phrase: "That's my dog." Song: "One Shot at Love." (LL Cool J). Simmons, Marion. 6-25-77. "Bull." Pep Club (9-10); International Club (12); Varsity Football, MVP De- fense (9-11), MVP Offense (12); Track; B-Team Basket- ball; Baseball; Outstanding Senior; All-City Football (9- 10, 12); All City Track (12), Champion-Shot Putt. Phrase: "Yo ugly." Song: All music. Smith, Kevin. 07-14-78. "Smoke", "D", "69." Key Club (10), Member at large (12); Honor (9). Phrase: "White Boy." Song: "Ride and Get High." Smith, LaWanda. 05-26-79. "Wanda." Pep Club (9, 11- 12), Secretary (12); Interna tional Club (10). Phrase: "Whatever." Song: "Next Lifetime." (Erykah Badu). Smith, Octavia. 11-05-78. "Tavy" or "Tae." FBLA (9- 12), Vice President (10-11), President (12), State Vice President (12); Student Council (10, 12), Sopho- more Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary; Beta (9-12); Frater Sodalis (11-12); TAP (11-12); TCR (11); Principal's List (9-12); Nominee for National En- glish Merit Award (9-11); Junior Guide; Business Student of the Year (9-11); Who's Who (9-12): Governor's Honors Nominee (10); Outstanding Senior; Golden Eagle Honorable Mention (12); Exchange Club Youth of the Month (12). Song: "Cupid." Snipes, Daviorr. 12-06-78. "Dav." Spanish Club (12); Drama Club/Class (12), President; Honor Roll (11- 12); Spanish GPA Award (11), Spanish Il GPA Award (12); Golden Eagle Nominee in Drama (12); Outstanding Senior; Senior Superlative- Most Likely to Succeed; 1st place, National History Day Contest (11); Junior Guide; 1st place, Social Science Fair (11). Phrase: "What's that about?" Song: "Walk On." St. John, Summer. 02-06- 79. "Fatum Kat." Eco's (9- 10); ASL (9-11); Camera Club (11); Civitan (12); DECA (12), Vice President. Phrase: "Whose your momma, talk it up!" Song: "Count me in." (Deana Carter). T Talton, Katrina. 07-14-79. "Trina." International Club (11-12), Vice President (11), Treasurer (12); Beta Club (12); Student Council (12), Senior Class Director; Var- sity Track (12); Honor Roll (11). Phrase: "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Tye, Andrew. 01-01-79. "Tito." Varsity Baseball. Phrase: "Thank you, Tammy FF Tyner, Heather. 10-14-77. "Peanut." DECA (10, 12); Art Club (11); 1st place, Art Show (11). Phrase: "Do | have to go to school today?" Song: "Every Light in the House is On." U Umphrey, Heather. 7-29-79 "Red" and "Michele." SSG (11-12); Chess Club (9-10); Newspaper Staff, Reporter (10, 12), Co-Editor (12); Literary Magazine Staff: Volunteer Work: Church, Humane Society, and Public Library; Honor Roll; GHSA Region AAAA Literary Meet, 2nd place, Girls' spelling; Young Georgia Authors Contest, Poetry (7), School Level (9-10), County Level (11), School Level and Beyond, 2nd place-County Level (12). Phrase: "Don't do anything | wouldn't do." Song: "Caribbean Eyes." (Enya). Underwood, Teresa. "Re-Re." DECA (12). Phrase: "When the going gets tough, the weak get going." Song: "Can We Get it Together." (702). V Villegas, Rocio. 09-29-77. "Rocio." Phrase: "See y'all." Song: "Nobody knows." Ww Walker, Jamard. 09-19-78. "Jay." Project YES (9-10); Beta (9-12), Treasurer (12); FBLA (9-12), Historian; Outstanding Senior; Who's Who (12). Song: "No Weapon." (Fred Hammonq) Watson, LaKeitha. 5-3-79. "Keitha." FBLA (11-12); TAP (12); Who's Who (11). Phrase: "Ooh, she's wrong 4 that!!" Song: "If Tomorrow Never Comes. (Joose). West, Glen. 03-31-79. "Tommy" and "Big West." Science Club (9); DECA (12), Parliamentarian; JV Football (10), Academic Award; Varsity Football (11); Varsity Track and Field (11), Scholastic Award; Honor Roll (11); Outstanding Senior. Phrase: "You've heard from the rest, now hear from the best, Glen S. West." Williams, Johnetta. 04-26- 79. "Boogie." FBLA (10-12), Secretary (12); Student Council (11-12); TAP (11- 12); Honor Roll (9, 11). Phrase: "Stop tripping." Song: "Jazzy Belle." (OutKast). Willis, Erica. 10-12-78. FTA (9); Beta (9-11), Vice Presi- dent (11); Pep Club (9); FBLA (10-12), Vice Presi- dent (11); TCR (9-11); Junior City Council (11-12); TAP (10-12); Project YES (9-10); Student Council (9- 12), Freshman Class Presi- dent; Concert Band (9); Educational Talent Search (9-12); Marching Band (9- 10, 12); Varsity Basketball, Statiscian (11); JV Cheer- leader (11), Co-Captain; Miss Freshman; Principal's List (9-10); Honor Roll (11- 12); Who's Who (9-11); Governor's Honors Nominee (10-11); Gifted Student of the Year (9); Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit-Top 5% of Class (11); Beta State Secretary (11). Phrase: "You so stupid." Song: "Cupid" (112), "Changing Faces." (GHETT OUT). Wilson, Kristi. 07-15-79. Civitan (9-12), President (12); DECA (12); Project YES (10); Youth Leadership Bibb County (12); TCR (10- 11); Student Council (12); Softball (9-12), Rookie of the Year (9), Coach's Award (10), Warrior Award (11), Most Valuable Player (12), Captain (11-12); Football Manager, Captain (12); Baseball Statiscian (10-12); Golden Eagle Award (12); Junior Guide; Outstanding Senior. Wilson, Melanie. 07-31-79. "Melaina" or "Meranie. Civitan (10-12), Vice Presi- dent (11-12); Softball (10- 11); Honor Roll (11). Phrase: "Good Lawd." Song: "Don't Leave." (Blackstreet). Wren, William J. 08-26-77. SSG (12). Good Luck Seniors TH See A ft ut 3 eae Jamaar- To My Grandson, I'm very proud of you. Always to be the best man you can be. Love, Grandmother Logan Class of 1997. The World Religions Class. Ms. Crumbliss, It's a long way, but you've made it to the crossroad. ra Xs Nea Congratulations, 11/0! BO % ~ mas Ce 8 +, te ee eI rd 4 une, eh, nents oP ee eh oe -! ye Cet KESIA RIPS AT THE BALL FOR A HOMERUN %, es = ly - es , LADY ; a la WARRIORS OIIEEs , ad THE LADY WARRIORS SOFTBALL TEAM LED BY NEW COACH AMANDA MADDUX ENDED THE SEASON WITH A 2-11 RECORD. THE TWO WINS WERE AGAINST CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. EVEN THOUGH THEIR RECORD WAS NOT OF DOMINATION, THE EXPERIENCE THESE PLAYERS GAINED THIS YEAR WILL PROVE BENEFICIAL TO SOUTHEAST IN L THE FUTURE mii THE TEAM AWAITS THE STARTING OF THE GAME. COACH MARTIN WATCHES ON AS THE WARRIORS FIGHT TO WIN ANOTHER GAME. THE TEAM GATHERS TO- GETHER FOR THE PRE-GAME PRAYER. KRISTI GOES FOR ANOTHER STRIKEOUT THE NEW COACH MADDUX WARMS THE TEAM UP BEFORE THE GAME RACHEL, DONNA, AND SU- ZANNE CHEER THE TEAM ON! Scorebox NORTHSIDE EAST LAURENS SOUTHWEST NORTHEAST BALDWIN CENTRAL EAST LAURENS WARNER ROBINS NORTHSIDE SOUTHWEST NORTHEAST BALDWIN CENTRAL US THEM 5 10 16 15 18 20 12 NNANONHNNW BACK ROW (L TO R) COACH MARTIN, TASHA CUNNINGHAM, KESIA BROWN, KRISTI WIL- SON, AMANDA HILL, PAIGE SANDERS, COACH MADDUX 2nd ROW MARYBETH EDGE, AZEEZAH SHARIF, JENNIFER STOKES, AMANDA LITTLE, RACHEL CUMMINGS, DONNA COX, SHEKITA MAXWELL FRONT ROW BRANDI DANIELS, TOMOCO HILL, SUZANNE MADDOX, JESSICA HILL, JIM- MYKA SMITH, SHEREE WALKER. VARSITY conc OLIVERS FOOTBALL sas HE IS SHOWN THE NEW SE UNI- WARRIORS gory SIGNED BY J.J. TEN- HOUSTON CO. NANT. SOUTHWEST CENTRAL NORTHEAST BEAUREGARD STEPHENSON HANCOCK CENTRAL WILKINSON CO. BRANTLEY CO. BUTLER Wins Losses 4 THE LETHAL WARRIORS TAKE THE FIELD!! DOMINIQUE RUSHES FOR YET REGGIE TRIES FOR THE FIRST ANOTHER TOUCHDOWN! DOWN. JOSEPH TRIES TO BREAK AWAY FROM THE TACKLI OUR NEW COACH STEWART EXITS OFF THE FIELD ys THE SENIOR CAPTAINS AWAIT + 2 re) THE RESULTS OF THE TOSS ss me VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: DOMINIQUE MORRIS, CARLISLE WHITTAKER, CARLOS STUBBS, JASPER COLLINS, REGGIE ADAMS, RICARDO BARRON, RODREA ROSS, PADREAN POOLE, KENNY ELLINGTON, KRISTI WILSON ROW 2: RONALD PAYTON, KHOURY MANUEL, MARION SIMMONS, THOMAS COTE, JARVIS WIMBUSH, JASON SMITH, CEZAIRE MOSS, CHRIS TALTON, CHANDRA WILLIAMS ROW 3: JONATHAN RODDIE, MUHAMMAD SI {ARIF, ARMARTIS LL CAS, MARRIO DOUGLASS, CHRIS ELLINGTON, BRAD BOYD, TIM NOBLES, DAMIEN HODGES, | ARRICK WOMACK, MARCI WILSON ROW 4: JOSEPH STUBBS, GEORGE FOSTER, TRAVIS MAY, TIM PATRICK, COREY WILLIAMS, CLAR- ENZA PAYTON, TERRENCE REDMOND, SCOTT DAVIS, JAMAL CRAWFORD, RONALD SMITH BACK ROW: COACH GORDON, COACH PRITCHARD, COACH ESTES, COACH ASHLEY, COACH STEWART, COACH THRIFT, COACH OL- IVER, CRYSTAL HODNETI Show That Spirit! CHEERLEADERS Under the new leadership of Mrs. Beth Martin, the cheerleaders got off to an early start this summer as they headed off to camp. There they learned new cheers as well as stunts. From pep rallies to ball games, the Southeast LETS GO WARRIORS The cheerleaders cheer at the bas- ketball halftime Jamie Bryant and Kizzy Arm- strong cheer hard for the boys cheerleaders have sup- ported their warriors every step of the way. At games, the girls encouraged crowd envolvement and enthusiastic support for their team. Truly the cheerleaders are the spirit leaders at Southeast. Seniors Tomekia Mitchell and Lakeisha Hollis show their spirit Freshman Barbara Glass shows - her spirit assome fans cheer on Junior behind her Varsity Feslarents Chanbers takes x Cheerleaders break but still shows her spirit as she cheers from the floor SHOW THAT WARRIOR SPIRIT JV Cheerleaders (L to R): Chandra Williams, Barbara Glass, Mary Beth Edge, Kecia Coleman, Delerenta Chambers, Keosha Walker. The golf team consisted of 8 players who worked hard to establish South- easts reputation on the links. Although few play- ers on the team had any competitive experience, the team turned in a cred- itable performance and had a good year with the coaching of Bobby Gor- don. (Right) Diego Crosby tries to hit the ball out of the sand. (L to R): Scott Adams, Wesley Pergerson, Ky Day, Scott David- son, Diego Crosby, Derrick Flanders (not pictured) Bubba Howard, Anthony King Ky Day puts the ball for par. Anthony King drives the ball to the green. Michael McNarry and Travis May take the ball down the field A Kick In The Grass WARRIOR VARSITY SOCCER Back (L to R): Coach Echols, Tomoco Hill, Donald Armstrong, Patrick Candalera, Travares Williams, Bobby Reidel, Drew Winters, (Front): Donald Mintz, Amanda Green, Monique Arline, Rasean Clayton, Travis May, Quintavius Everybody The girls sway to the music Get Down Valise Scott smiles wide for the And Dance LADY WARRIOR FLAG CORPS Throw your hands in the air!!! a P Dominique Morris tries to take his opponent to the mat Take It To Roger shows off all he has before the match The Mat VARSITY WRESTLING Back (L to R): Damien Hodges, Rodrea Rouse, Thomas Cote, Thaddeus Coley, Dominique Morris, Roger Farmer, Romantis Poole, Craig Campbell, Darryl Robinson, Andre Walker, Derrick Flanders, Quint Irvin. se Hoar The Warrior basketball team faced struggle after struggle this season, but through their trials, the team grew and matured. They faced each game with intensity and desire and despite the outcome of some games, they could al- ways be admired for the way they played. Led by Seniors Jamaar Logan, Clarenza Payton, Carey Vann and Junior Marques Cecil, the Warriors never yame up and their opponents could always respect the lue and Black. (Right): The Deamons are unable to block the great shot by Marques Cecil. Jamaar Logan rises above the competition Larrick makes an excellent shot The Warriors prepare for another tough game. Clarenza Payton shows extraordi nary jumping ability Joseph Stubbs dribbles and watches his opponent at the same time Marques, Jamar and Stafford try to get control of the ball SCOREBOX Central Montgomery Northeast Warner Robins Central Twiggs Pike Co Southwest Macon Cx Baldwin Johnson Northside Twiggs Pike Ce Central Southwest 5 64 = > mM we 2 Northside 2 > : Johnson 9 Bd " sf Ss f P Warner Robins a5 Y Se : 0 Northeast 7 65 ~, : Y R Baldwin > 5 oF Southwest / + L a te bere Standing (L to R) Larrick Womack, George Foster, Terrence Redmond, Edward Futch, Marques Cecil, Kneeling: Clarenza Payton, Alfonzo Sutton, Carey Vann, Jamaar Logan losses Sitting: Jaurice Paul, Kenny Ellington, Joseph Stubbs, Stafford Green, Domien Oliver. 15 GIRLS __ VARSITY 2% Keisha BASKETBALL | wom jumps to block the shot by a tlie, HF P 2 OT Northeast BASKETBALL Ly Fy layer as OTT The Nakia, Record Be es Geanie Northeas me Northeast stand by Montgomery 3 Northeast oe for the re- Warner Robins y Central 0 bound Twiggs 37 - Pike Cc Southwest Crawford Co. Lamar Baldwin Johnson Northside Twiggs Pike Co Central Southwest Northside Johnson Warner Robins Baldwin Southwest Le sses i4 The girls huddle together as they receive a pep talk from coaches Martin and Dixon. Brandy Daniels concentrates be- Junior LeGeanie Jones makes an fore she makes the shot. outstanding pass past the Warner Robins players. Sheree Walker jumps to grab the ball before it makes it to the bas- ket Crystal Palmer makes a shot on the run Sheree Walker goes to grab the ball as Nakia and Keisha watch. go OW; BN A | Back (L to R): Keisha Bloodworth, Sheree Walker, Demetrice Rouse, Auntrineta Johnson. Middle: Brandy Daniels, Jimmyka Smith, Charvika Wyche, Shekita Maxwell, Azeezah Sharif Front: Crystal Palmer, Nakia Lewis. Kenny Ellington makes an excel- Shoot The lent three point shot * Hoop And Donald goes for the lay up . | ar 2 . 3 ee \ ma _ Strive To a \ Win JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL JV Boys: Jason Brown, Chris Ellington, Drew Winters, Cezaire Moss, Jasper Collins, Donald Armstrong, Rashun McCloud, Jamario Dennis, Ramard Frye. heree Walker and Tomeka Swint ight to get the ball ; 9th/JV GIRLS od IN BASKETBALL SAMETBAL | >, TIT Freshman JV Southwest 34 Northeast Central 26 Warner Robins Northeast 28 Central Southwest 33 Twiggs Co Central 17 . Southwest Northside Twiggs Co. Central Southwest Warner Robins Northeast Baldwin Players huddle together for a pep talk during a time out. eshmen Azeezah Sharif and Brandi Daniels take the ball up the (L to R) Kendra Boston, Azeezah Sharif, Brandi Daniels, Tomeka Swint, Sheree Walker, Auntrineta Johnson, Cherria Rouse, Donna Cox, Amanda Little, Jimmyka Smith, Victoria Spurgeon, Suzanne Maddox, Coach Oliver urt. Different STANDING AT ATTENTION Nakia Lewis stands prepared for the return Strokes For Clarenza Payton relaxes after served an ace Different Folks ANYONE FORA MATCH? Dee Alexander runs across court with an outstretched raquet as he tries to make a good return. v t = = s v > a) hit a smash the ball Terrence Redmond nails across the net Suzanne Maddox shows off her awesome backhand! E7 ~~. Nace, ese TY a RK eo. 6-6... SOOO POX S09 NS OS a > 2.4.4 0.0.0.6 SOX SO OOn 06.6.8, % eetatate 29 > : *. + 6.4 7.2 etete & p.*,@.%. ares reese. OX *,.* 9%. * 0%, L ee &. . . Pararo*o** oe FP eee e tere Jamaar Logan shows how he strokes Kizzy Armstrong watches to make sure the shot counts. Jaurice Paul knows exactly how Over The to run: Hard and Fast! Hills And LaGeanie Jones takes a walk after running hard Through The Woods LETS GO CROSS COUNTRY Jimmyka Smith and Charvika Wyche run across the finish line together. ? " Ss pester * ; * RR 2 iat iar ieue 9 THE SIGNS WITH COACH PRITCHARD AS THE TEAM Playing The Field MATES LOOK ON THE JUNIOR VARSITY AGAINST SOUTHWEST. BASEBALL TEAM LED BY ALTHOUGH THE REC- COACH WALLY PRIT- ORD WAS NOT IN DOM- CHARD ENDED THE _ INATION, THE EXPERI- SEASON WITH A 3-6 ENCE GAINED WILI RECORD. TWO OF THE PROVE BENEFICIAL TO WINS WERE AGAINST SOUTHEAST IN FUTURE NORTHEAST AND ONE YEARS. au wa E BLAKE HOBBS CROSSES THI MARIO DOUGLASS SLIDES PLATE TO SCORE ANOTHER = SAFELY INTO THIRD WARRIOR RUN CENTRAI SOUTHWEST NORTHEAST SOUTHWEST HANCOCK CENTRAL 7 I HAD A LOT OF NORTHEAST : FUN THIS YEAR . BALDWIN CO. HACK ROW (L TO R): COACH PRITCHARD, DWANE SMITH, RICKY BALDWIN CO AND LOOK FOR- WARD TO RE- OLLIER, LARRY HARPER, MARIO DOUGLASS. KNEELING: JG eripacy KUCKY BARBER, TRAVIS GALL, MUHAMMAD SHARIF, CHAD J ss TURNING NEXT INCHER. SITTING: RONNIE WADELL, BLAKE HOBBS, HARRY YEAR AS MAN- OLBERT. AGER. MAN- AGER PAIGE SANDERS Jeremy Webb scores as Andy Tye steps up to the plate Warrior Baseball * VARSITY The Warrior Baseball team, led by Coach Eddie Ashley ended this season having made many accomplishments. With many players being only Freshmen, many things can be expected from the Warrior Baseball team in the future. Bubba Howard swings hard for a hit. Jay Rogers warms his arm before the game Reggie Adams throws the ball to second as the team watches on. Coach Ashley talks to the team before the game Coach Estes talks to Joseph before he steps to the plate Brad rips at the ball. back row (L to R): Coach Ashley, Coach Pritchard, Larry Harp, Duane Smith, Jeremy Webb, Jay Rogers, Tho- as Cote, Coach Estes, 2nd: Travis Gall, Andy Tye, Mario Douglass, Muhammad Sharif, Jason Smith, Brad boyd, Reggie Adams, 3rd: Ronnie Waddell, Chad Fincher, Joseph Stubbs, Jonathon Sneed, Bubba Howard, Diego Crosby. Three-time female athlete of the year, LaGeanie Jones holds her trophy Joseph Stubbs shows his football trophy. Guest speaker Edward McDonald shares inspirational words with all the guests. iP iP eee ath tees = ee a nal Se ee ee test Mr. Mathis and Mrs. Scott take Senior Marion Bull Simmons pictures with senior athletes, Reg- | and Damien Hodges smile for the gie Adams, Buster Sanders, and camera. Clarenza Payton. Ke + Hh; \ a! fits. 7 s/t iy te A's ateaame si. (2 Rt Reaching Goals On & Off The Field SOUTHEAST HIGH SPORTS BANQUET Jonathan Sanders shows off his MVP trophy. Senior Male Athletes of the Year, Reggie Adams and Clarenza Pay- ton shake hands behind the po- dium. Seniors Nakia Lewis and Crystal Palmer pose with their basketball trophies. Azeezah Sharif and Shekita Max- well examine their new softball trophies. SOMETHING % FALL SPORTS |i I EVERYONES SPRING SPORTS GOODBYE T! We will all miss you Coach Vincent T Turner. Mr. Murphy gives the mic to Coach Turner. In his several years as a b-ball coach at South- east, Vincent Turner has taught these and many other young men valu- able lessons to be used on and off the court. These lessons include the elements of success- ful b-ball practice, hard work, ability, and deter- mination. Although his last season at Southeast was not extremely suc- cessful, Coach Turner will leave our school knowing he made a lasting impression on most of the boys he coached. He taught them to keep their dig- nity and pride through the toughest games. We will all miss T very much and wish him the best of luck. Coach Turner receives his plaqu at Sports Banquet. tu. | ORGANIZATIONS lmEVERYONE Student Council Student Council promotes participation of students in activities at Southeast. These students promote school spirit and good citizen- ship among the students along with coordinating class activities This year Student Council has organized spring fling, club sign up, they published calendars, and acted as spokesmen at the Georgis Association Of Student Councils, the National Youth Leadership Conference, and with the Rotary Club. Back: Demetrice Rouse, Quentin, Laquisha Jordan, Monica Blash, Auntrenita Jones, LaGeanie Jones, Third row: Sakeitha Johnson, Stephanie Floyd, Harry Colbert, Emily Perry, Tomeka Leary, Octa- via Smith, Jennifer Black, Tameka Mitchell, Valise Scott, Second row: Shekita Maxwell, Dana Williams, Anna McEver, Hope Colbert, Erica Willis, Front: Beth Bass, Takeya Davison, Barbara Borders, To- nia Grantham, April Braxton, Shantwon Thomas, Jamie Bryant, Kristy Payne, Trameeka Grier SADD Students Against Drunk Driving is an organization that tries to bring the effect of drinking and driving to the attention of stu dents at Southeast and the community. This group of students are out to reduce alcohol and drug related accidents by warning about the dangers of DUIs. Back: John Johnson, Sadie Andrews, Kelly Davis, Miss. Call, Ty rone Cheney, Darius Wynes, Kwanza Johnson, Troy Mackey, William Reeves, Dora Guerra, Mrs. Pitts, Front: Tanya Lowder, Jennifer Norris, Gregory Childs, Quincy Thurman, Tiesha Bar- low, Kelvin Riley, Tawanda Lamar Aerospace Apprenticeship The Southeast Aerospace Apprenticeship program was formed to teach Juniors and Seniors about challenging vocational ca- reers. Some of the students have been able to take classes at Ma- con Tech, and some have even gotten jobs as well as getting credit for school Back: Sue Cranford (Facilitator), Kenneth Ellington, Timothy Patrick, Larry Harper, Greg Bateman, Tarisma Veal, Jamaar Lo- gan, Muhammed Sharif, Johnathan Sanders, Front: Jeffery Dean, Trameka Grier, Dominique Morris, Tamoca Hill, Chalan Jenkins, Ayesha Marcus M Association of Marketing Students SOUTHEAST HIGH The VOCA club trains students at Southeast so they will have a better chance at making it in todays business oriented world The students learn valuable skills by participa- tion in district and state competitions. Back: Jack Ball, Tecovian Chapman, Christo- pher Cowley, Aaron Gainey, Lataurus Ol- iver, Kenneth Jordan, Antonio Roberts, Jas- per Collins, Greg Gibson, James Rouse, Sec- ond row: Rasean Clayton, Chico Lester, Kymichia Smith, Jimmy Mitchell, Marques Smith, Carrie Todd, Ruby Hugley, Sha- mond Smith, Tasha Crawford, Kenneth Smith, JoDana Hortman, Andrea Fluellen. Front: Mrs. Clementine Wyche (VOCA ad- visor), Brandon Parker, James Freeman, Mistie Horton, Charvika Wyche, Willie Harvey, Jalandra Clark, Teresa Jones, Tawanda Lamar, Reginald Lamar DECA is an organization of Marketing stu- dents at Southeast. Some lucky members of the club are allowed to leave school early everyday in order to work. Some of their grade even depends on how good of an evaluation they receive from work. Back: Mr. Peace, Clint Wood, Atavious Ross, Crystal Palmer, Tomekia Dennard, Amanda Perkins, Sixth row: Ronnie Springer, Josh Bryant, Chrissy Hayes, Heather Tyner, Leon Palmer, Fifth row: Leonard Colbert, Michael Flynn, Kaylee Johns, Ahmed Davis, Damien Oliver, Fourth row: Lavares Col- lins, Kristy Payne, Clint Wicker, Third row: Belinda Colbert, Mike Barnes, Chris Cotton, Kim Fowler, Jaquay Wimberly, Maxim Smith, Second row: Stacy Jones, Christo- pher Stephens, Stevie Malcolm, Michael McCoy, Front: Christie Pollard, Glen West, Monica Robertson, Summer StJohn, Kelly Barnhill, Charlana Jenkins, CIVITAN Back: Davius Wynes, Marci Wilson, Crystal Scott, Jamie Delay, Amber Annis, Jennifer Stokes, Tasha Cunningham, Lavares Collins, Michael Flynn, Harry Colbert, Jill Carr, Melissa Robinson, Nikki Sanders, Gar rett Stephens, Kawanza Johnson, John Johnson, Third row: Suzanne Maddox, Lindsey Tucker, Kristi Wilson, Amanda Little, Kelly Barnhill Chrissie Hayes, Blake Hobbs, Paige Sanders, Melanie Wilson, Donna Cox, Nakia Lewis, Second row: Becky Peebles, Jackie Slaughter, Kim Dixon, Stephanie Floyd, Kristy Payne, Front Minter, Greg Childs, Quincy Thurman, Kelly Davis, Sadie Andrews Jennifer Norris, Jennifer BETA Back: Demetrice Rouse, Ganette Genetti, Jill Carr k rina Talton, Bobby Riedel, Jamard Walker, Second row: Kristy Pay] Tameka Mitchell, Marci Wilson, Shauniki Hill Che Rouse, Jessica Hardee, April Ogden, Nakia Lewis, Paige Sanders, Fro Evie Crumbliss, Barbara Borders, Shaquetta Bivins, Jamie Bryant, C} quieta Williamson, Tamoco Hill, Takeya Davison, Leanne Chandra Williams, Tiffany Annis, Octavia Smith, Tonia Grantham, | rice Atkinson Jennifer Black, kK Lori Brown Colbd Civitan strives towards community service with their work at Christmas in April, the Special Olympics, and recycling paper to keep our community clean. Paige Sanders waits with anticipation as a nurse pierces her arm at the semian- nual blood drive, sponsored by Civitan. Students from the Southeast campus volunteers to give their blood for the needy. Shekita Maxwell works diligently at completing her record setting 170 ghost pops for the Beta Clubs annual Hallow- een fundraiser. ON Y EST PRESQUE! Contrary to popular belief, the International Club does much more than just eat a variety of foods. The International Club promotes an awareness and understanding of other cultures. Here we see Chastity Daniel chowing down while the more considerate members of the club collect teddy bears for the Childrens Hospital. The Science Club is active in many community and school activities. They hosted the Rent-A-Elf this Christmas and participate in keeping the 200 Hall area clean. Among other scientific studies they had to deal with a medical emergency when one of their members had an asthma attack. International Club Back Row: Kristin Daniel (Sec.), Chastity Daniel (V-P.), Ganette Ganetti, Jeremy Webb, George Foster, Marion Simmons, Brad Boyd, LaGeanie Jones, Tawanna Wil- liams, Front Row: Katrina Talton (Tres.), Shaquita Howard, Madame Aldridge, Trey Thiel, Dewayne Woodley, Carrie Todd, Ebony McCrary, Quianna Ar- line, Tomeka Leary (Pres.) aes eee: Science Club Mrs. Howell, Jeremy Brown, Jessica Hardee, Jay Whitehurst, Nadia Heath (Sec./Tres.), Barbara Bor- ders, Julie Lantzer, Jean Miller, Nikki Walker Math Team AN 4aayv , AAND Y wt: The Math Team competed with in the Bibb County Math Meet and the Macon College Math Olypics to see who was the best of the best. They met once a week to practice for these meets and show off their math skills Mrs. Derrick, Jeremy Brown, Craig Camp bell, Robert Riedel, Jessica Hardee, Lageanie Jones, Front: Takeya Davison, Tonia Grantham, Jennifer Black, Jeffery Dean Shaunnikki Hill yf 3 tALG\ Mu Alpha Theta, a Math Honor Society, sponsored the problem of the week during the month of April. All Southeast students were invited to participate and those who could solve the problems won a monetary award. Mu Alpha Theta also held the Math Moment every morning during Math Awareness Week. Back: Kristy Payne, Jennifer Black, Mrs Nickels, Third row: Tomeka Leary, Tonia Grantham, Tameka Mitchell, Second row Chaquieta Williamson, Takeya Davison, (chair) LaGeanie Jones Frater Sodalis Frater Sodalis, advised by Mr. Ficklin, gives Southeast students an opportunity to serve the school and community. They also enter tained students and the faculty and staff by organizing the Slam Dunk at Spring Fling Back: Valise Scott, Shaquita Harris, Laquisha Jordan, Sheree Walker, Keosha Walker, Georgia Hardeman, Tamoco Hill, Triqwesa Pierce, Jimmyka Smith, Third row: Dedrick Davis, Travadca Dennis, Nicholas Duncan, Kenny Ellington, Tiffany Mosley, Marvin Huff, Bridgett Farmer, Fred McKinney, Tony Harris, Beneard Murray, Kennard Murray, Marquiz Smith, Second row: Shantae Hollingshed, Trameka Grier, Jamie Bryant, Chandra Williams, Sherreka Rainey, Maurice Howard, Front: Kelsecia Jordan, Regina Harris, Kizzy Armstrong, Tammy Harris, Jaquetta Bivins Key Club The Key club promotes its members to par- ticipate in community service and is affil- lated with the Optomist Club. Students at Southeast who are members of the club are given a greater awareness of their place in the community by participating in commu- nity service. Back: Mr. Bush, Michael Flynn, Sean Casey, Craig Campbell, Kevin Smith, Jack Ball, Front: Stephanie McGill, Shaunnild Hill, Rachel Dailey, Marsha Davis Pep Club Officers: Dartrich Alexander Business Manager, Clinton Wicker Vice President, Reginald Adams Pres- ident, Lawanda Smith Secretary, Emily Perry First Vice President Ms. Kersey stands next to Octavia Smith, President of FBLA, Who is hold- ing her trophy for First place for Ma- chine Transcription won at the State Wide Competition. Congratulations Oc- tavia. PEP CLUB Back: Marshall Stenson, Vanessa Pittman, Sixth row; Ayesha Marcus, Bert Bivins, Fifth row: Quinton Holows, Bobby Riedel, Lakeitha Wat- son, Shineque Sanders, Fourth row: Marshall Bryant, Tameka Mitchell, Lakeisha Hollis, Takeya Davison, Erica Willis, Third row: Dana Wil- liams, Chaquieta Williamson, Christy Stokes, Second row: Mrs. Rich- mond, Octavia Smith, Ms. Kersey, First row: Jamard Walker, Tonia Grantham, Carlos Stubbs, Johnetta Williams, Jennifer Black Standing: Alton Coates, Jaurice Paul, Jarvis Blackshear, Shomond Smith, Valorie Henderson, Trey Davis, Lawanda Smith, Chris Elling- ton, Emily Perry, Carlos Cooper, Brandi Hogan, Lokondrea Gibson Dartrich Alexander, Roslyn Arline, Clinton Wicker, Jimmy Mitchell, Ricky Collier, Latrice Atkinson, Reginald Adams. Kneeling: Shekita Maxwell, Brandi Jenkins, Sakeitha Johnson, Sabliss Fergerson, Shan- quita Owens, Kim Burns, Latrice Howard, Sitting: Hope Carden, Shelly Buffinton, Jessica Willingham, Lakisha Coger, April Michelle Johnson, Shantwon Thomas, Tonya Lowder, Jessica Hill, Brittany Shropshire Barbara Glass, Melissa McCrary A % Girl Scouts Members of the Chess Club meet to sharpen their minds and teach rookies this game that boogles the minds of even the smartest of students. This is also a community club, but their main concern is keeping their brains sharp and cunning, Jason Toth, Davis-Johnson (advisor), Nicholas Jackson The Girl Scouts, Led by Mrs. Waller, is a young organization here at Southeast These girls learn everything from makeup procedures to career choices. During this school year the Girl Scouts sold Girl Scout Cookies and then participated in aroebics to counteract the effects of the cookies. This year the Girl Scouts have been very active in school and community projects Back: Tamara Slaughter, Shekita Maxwell, Aisha Crwford, Latosha Crawford, Char- vika Wyche, Reather Waller (Counselor), Monica Nash, Cherria Rouse, Syreeta Har- ris, Second row: Vickie Scott, Ruby Hugh- ley, Tiawanni Williams, Kymichia Smith, Chiquita Lewis, Front: Azeezah Sharif, Jes- sica Melton, Victoria Colbert, Tawanda Lamar, Octavia McDonald, Crystal Walden Ps ALPHA EXPLORERS POST 815 STUDENTS for SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE Travon Dennis, LaGeanie Jones, Athena Brown, Mrs. Davis-Johnson, Back: Danielle Sartain, Rachel Cummings, Donna Cox, Stacey Worden, Maurice Howard Harry Colbert, Charles Crowley, Amanda Little, Michael Flynn, Front Miss Call, Kim Wood, Suzanne Maddox, Holly Brown, Tiffany Annis Lori Lineberger, Monica Reid, Elizabeth Looper, Anna McEver, Scott Adams SSG is a spiritual club that meets every Thurs. for prayer, and Bible study. Every other Friday morning SSG meets at Shoneys for breakfast. This club offers support and guidance to its members thru peers and religious teachings. Sponsored by the Epsilon Beta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, the Eploere Post is affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America. The Post is dedi- cated to making youth in the Middle Ga area more aware of their leadership po- tential by exposing them to career op- portunities. Club De Espanol WELCOME HIGH SCHOOL! p = % . ns ie (-33s-GA-RockS : | 4181 Meadowbroook Dr. Monday - Saturday 9am - 5pm, Sunday 1 - Spm Macon, GA 200 M.L. King, Jr. Boulevard 912-750-8555 1-75 TO 1-16 TO EXIT 4 (Autographs | r Mey te y fr , * Ay ei m+ , * t y : < * } . j iy ; a ' ; . , as . ms te, 4 * a f . a ts , s . gf 4 - b. { > . _ n @ - ) . 4 . @ y a 2 . a