IN THIS ISSUE Honor Roll Banquet p. 1 Quincy Duck p. 2 Music p. 3 Sports p. 4 TIGER TOPICS Senior Activities p. 5-6 Vol.l2No.6. Crispus Attucks High School, Indianapolis, Ind. June 1980 Students Recognized at Annual Honor Roll Banquet

Honor students were acknowledged at average of 7.000 or higher. Certain Faculty members under the direction of In addition, Otis Gentry, Eric Gray, the annual Honor Banquet May 8 in the students received special medals, while all Mrs. Arwilda Burton and Robert Fleck Frankie Griffin, Paula Hall, Thomas cafeteria. received certificates. sang, while Mrs. Burton and Carl Hines also Hayden, Robin Herring, Sheila Herring, entertained at the . Cary Hogan, Melva Hogan, Mary Hopper, To be on the Honor Roll students must ROTC cadets Kelly Jones, Renita Bever­ Michelle Howard, Tanya Jewell, Jeff carry four or more credits with honor point ly, Richard Skelton, and David Saunders Honored on the occasion were Donita Johnson, Michael Johnson, Kelly Hones, of 6.000 or higher without any F or WF presented the colors, with Miss Beverly Aldridge, Denise Atwell, Mark Banholzer, Kimberly Jones, Robin Kempton, John grades. leading the Pledge of Alligiance. Invocation Carol Barnes, Laurie Beauchamp, David Kennedy, Wendy Kent, Andrea Kinnard, was given by Senior Cynthia Martin, while Beeler, Linda Bellamy, Renita Beverly, Patricia Kruse, and Joyce Lane. The banquet was to recognize students' Senior Michael Dill, president of the Na­ Elaina Blair, William Boatright, Jacquelyn achievement and scholastic excellence. tional Honor Society introduced speaker Brooks and Joe Brummett. Listed are Adrian Leal-Garcia, Sherri Such students had to have been listed on William T. Ray, assistant to the governor. Lewis, Cynthia Liggett, James Lively, Cyn- three honor rolls during the year in order to thia Martin, Lisa Martin, Terry Also Risa Clark, Cheryl Colar, Juanita be invited to the banquet. There were also remarks by Principal Meriweather, Julies Mitchell, Teresa Mur­ Colar, Demetrius Coleman, Kim Craig, Earl Donalson and Vice-principal Kenneth phy, Richard Myers, Sheri Norris, Michael Special recognition was given to juniors Felicia Crenshaw, Michael Dill, DaLana J. Eiler. Owens, Brian Peacher, Mary Pourchot, and seniors who had attained a grade point Dixon, Jane Dodson, Darren Duke, Sheila Pullen, Lisa Quarles, Lisa Ransom, Deborah Emerson, Kelly Evans, Steve Fen­ Parents, relatives and friends of the Connie Rawley, and Dawn Rawley. Honor Students also attended the banquet. ton, Denise Freeze, Wanda Gamble, Darrell Many staff members were also present. Garrison, and Lisa Garrison. CAHS Choir "Swings" Also George Richardson, Stella Richard­ son, Doug Riker, Joanne Satterly, At Singing Festival Elizabeth Scheefer, Max Siegel, Ernest Simmons, Richard Skelton, Antoinnette The CAHS choir represented the school Smith, Debra Smith, Julie Smith, Leah in the All-city Swing Choir Festival at John Stevenson, Kenneth Stewart, Kevin Ter­ Marshal High School May 28. rell, Rhonda Thames, Samuel Van Horn, Penny Watts, Kimberly White, Jerri Whit- First of all, the choirs combined and sang sit, Dawana Williams, Mary Wilson, about five songs. Then each choir was asked Hunt Wins Trip In Art Contest Vanessa Wilson, Rene Woods, Karen to sing one song selected by their choir Worland, and Vicki Wray. director. Ron Hunt, a junior here, has won a trip to Robert Fleck, head of the music depart­ Miami, Fla. Hunt, who is majoring in art, ment here, pronounced "excellent singing won the trip and a gold medal from the throughout the evening." NAACP (National Association for the Ad­ vancement of Colored People) Black Expo-80 for a painting of a young boy on a bicycle. Congra tula tions '••• c 1 o a T? CO In addition to this award, Ron has also N iO a in c a, C won a gold Key Award in the Scholastic OS regional art contest, a first place certificate 1 be o 1980 !^ :z; .. for the Humane Society art poster contest, o in -*-* sO •^ ^, and he placed third in the 500 festival of the Arts. Per m U.S . P n-Prof i ndiap a Seniors o ^ Hunt, whose hobbies include art, reading and skateboarding, wishes to attend the John Herron Art School and become an il­ Ron Hunt lustrator.

Dill, Terrell Top of 1980 Senior Class

The highest honors that any high school One extremely controversial question grades from freshman year up to senior student could receive are the honors of be­ was whether it was fair that Kevin was year. A senior can be disqualified if he or ing chosen valedictorian and salutatorian. given the lower honor while taking she flunks a whole semester of work. "tougher" courses. Kevin agrees that it For the graduating class of 1980 this was fair because he feels that he had the The advice Kevin gives to future year's valedictorian is Michael Dill and his same chance to take the same classes that sophomores and upcoming freshman per­ counterpart salutatorian Kevin Terrell. Michael took, but he took the classes that taining to high school is "to work hard and he felt would help him with his major in Webster's dictionary defines do the best that you possibly can because college. Kevin's grade point average is salutatorian as being ranked second in his what you do in high school will affect your 7.275. class and who also gives the salutation at whole future." commencement exercises. His plans for the future are to attend Michael Dill feels being chosen valedic­ Kevin Terrell was asked what it meant Purdue University and major in torian will give him a greater chance for to him in being chosen salutatorian. In his mechanical or electrical engineering. He success in life. He also notes that it gives reply he felt that he had accomplished half does feel that achieving this honor will one a feeling of knowing that he has ac­ of his goal which he had been planning for help fulfill his future plans. complished something. since eighth grade. His goal was to be valedictorian. He states, "It will give me confidence and recognition and make me aware of my The benefits he received from the honor The benefits that Kevin feels he receives abilities which should help me next year." of being chosen was that he was able to are recognition and the attractiveness of pick his college choice. Michael does feels his transcript with "salutatorian" typed on In selecting the valedictorian and it fair that he was chosen over someone it. salutatorian, counselors go by overall who took "harder" classes. Page Two TIGER TOPICS- June 1980 School Lockers "Unlatched" At Schools

Probably one thing teenagers seek and treasure is their right to privacy or being able to keep things to themselves, not to the knowledge of others. However, this right may be violated by schools as they exercise "locker searches" approved by the General Assembly. Are such sear­ ches necessary? Can authorities actually go through a locker without the permission of the occupant? According to school officials, the lockers are the property of the school; therefore the school has a right to investigate if necessary. A question raised by students here implied that "a locker has little value if it can be searched." Under guidelines established by the State Legislature, a principal, vice-principal, or other administrative person can take a thorough look in lockers to see if the locker is being abused or if hand weapons or drugs are concealed. The problem is not isolated to this state, since other parts of the country have similar situations. It should be noted that the student should be present during the searches. —M.S. CANS awaiting its' fifty-fourth opening

QUINCY DUCK by ken skelton

Nicknames Pursue Students Here Skelton Pens Journalism Award What's in a name? V/ell, let's s(^e. name of K.T., and freshmen Albert Jones Senior Michael Skelton received the the Gold Key award and the Mike and Remember when you were young and responds to the name of Old Man. Most Valuable Staffer award during the Type Award. your parents gave you a special name that 1980 High School Journalism Awards Skelton, whose hobbies include writing, Senior Brian Barnett can be heard being stuck with you even to this day? Ceremony at the Showalter Pavillion of music and sports, wishes to attend IUPUI called Mohawk and junior Leslie Marks is Perhaps this was caused by an incident the Indianapolis Museum of Art. and study computer programming. sometimes Lolly. Rufus Hooten may or something unusual that you did, and in switch off to different names like Nutter order to make it endearing, your mother Skelton was among numerous other Butter, Peanut or Ru-ru. Freshmen Perry or father gave you a nickname to em­ high school students honord for their Avant may react to Turkey and Junior Models 'Dressed To Killed' phasize it. Then as you grew up, your achievements in publications by the Indi­ Bryant Avant sometimes goes by the In Fashion Show Here friends called you by this name and it anapolis Star-Indianapolis News. name of Hootie. became so natural that you answered to it The agenda of the program included subconciously when someone saved it. Senior Charles Davis is sometimes Skip, The Modeling Club gave a fashion show distinguished speakers Hortence Myers. So, Tiger Topics became curious and and Senior Vincent Scruggs answers to here May 7 with a theme of "Indy in the WRTV Channel 6's Norman Cox, Grady wanted to know the nickname of high V-Man. Senior Darryl Jennings could be Spring." The stage was decorated with school students here. For instance, did you D.J., junior Wayne Safford sometimes is Franklin, Ann Rein, James E. Pauloski, balloons for the affair. know that senior Anthony Hines' nickname known as Dino, and sophomore Jeanene Robbie DuBois and Lloyd A. Anderson. is Ketchup? Smith might be heard being called We-We. Other categories of awards given were While the girls dressed there were slides Or that senior Jeffrey Wynne answers Junior Loretta Brown, although disliking shown taken by Ted Gelb, art teacher and to the name of Shotgun? Junior Kevin her play name, sometimes responds to professional photographer at IUPUI. The Tichenor sometimes simply goes by the Lotta-Mae. SC Holds Fish Fry slides were taken of the models last month. When the girls meet they go through a TIGER TOPICS Student Council sponsored a fish fry May series of exercises, modeling techniques, 15 in the cafeteria to raise money for the and walking. Sponsor Mrs. Evon Griffin published by and for students at student government treasury. says it is all a part of modeling. Crispus Attucks High School 1140 N. West Street Trina Baker was chairperson for the There are no special requirements to join EARL DONALSON, PRINCIPAL event. the club, but Mrs. Griffen notes that the £ilitor Michael Skelton models must be serious about what they are Reporters Loretta Brown, DaLana Dixon, Mary Hopper, Student Council sponsor David Banks doing. The club grew out of the activities Albert Jones, Kevin Lynn, Dwayne Saxton, Max and the chief cook says, "The money they program. Siegel raise will also be for next year's football Photography The Instructional Media Center, Lillian homecoming." Girls in the group are Lisa Carr, Kim Charleston, Photography Class Jones, Kim Anderson, DeWanna Williams, Art • • • • • • • ^^^ Hunt Served with the fish were rolls, coleslaw, Janet Jacobs, Angela Murray, Lisa Sponsor Youth for Crispus Attucks, Inc. french fries, and soft drinks. Quarles, Zelma Logan, DaLana Dixon, Advisor • Elaine C. Theisen Cheryl Colar, Renita Beverly, Lorraine Each dinner cost $2.00. Johnson, Toni Garrott, and Jody Gimar. June 1980 TIGER TOPICS- Page Three

1980's Weirdest Concert Prince Unrobing Before Subjects

Now I've seen everything! his show demonstrated total lack of As I stood in line at Market Square creativity and personality. Arena to witness the mystery of recording Jazz artist Lenny White and his group sensation Prince, I tried to imagine the Twennyone, however, generated a jazzy MUSIC bizarre program foretold months ago. and entertaining set. Although the show Attendance for the concert was extreme­ would have done better at a nightclub, I ly poor and was probably the worst turnout swayed to the best of commercial suc­ for a concert this year. This may have been cesses, "Best of Friends" and "Peanut But­ because of the tasteless show exhibited by ter." Rick James last year. James, a punk-rock star, had Prince as a supporting act in the past. Students "Shine" at French Club Variety Show Prince, who stands surprisingly a mere 5'4", appeared nonchalantly in a tight black A wild and exciting French Club variety leather outfit. He was accompanied out show proved to be a successfully planned presented their mastery of vocals and routine of the rocky, "Never Buy Texas front by Deze Dickerson on guitar and An­ event. May 16. choreography during "Inside of You." From a Cowboy." dre Cymone on bass. As a very curious crowd sat, tenseness Jennene Smith, sophomore, thrilled the Spirited couple, Rufus Hooten and Stationed in the rear were Dr. Fink on filled the air as one by one, the energetic audience with two selections, "This Time senior Leslie Whitted mellowed the mood keyboards, Bobby Zee on drums, and Gayle performers hit the stage. I'll Be Sweeter," and "If Only for One with a duet of "Searching For Love." Chapman on keyboards. Emcee Michael Watts humored the over- Night." Doris Jones, sophomore, augmented a The first two minutes of the show were populated audience with gestures and Dance group. The Rockets, favored the admirable performance to Natalie Cole's as wild and frantic as expected, as Prince jokes. Although sometimes overbearing crowd with a combination of dance "I'm Sorry." pranced tirelessly on stage interacting with his routine, the audience took him routines. Bob's Angels, consisting of Shelley physically with his musicians. pretty well. Masters offered a "pure funk" with Hickman and Mercedes Southall and mov­ Probably the most controversial seg­ Some of the acts which appeared were original material composed by senior Kim ed the audience as they pranced and strut­ ment of the show occurred during his rendi­ Reflection, Image, Unity, Jennene Smith, Johnson. ted their way in "Tigerette" form. tion of "I Wanna Be Your Lover" as he Doris Jones, Patricia Kruse, Justice, Funk The CAHS Stage Band flawlessly drove The exciting Kilroy Dancers exhibited a stripped to bikini and thigh-high boots. Masters, Jerry Smith, Kilroy Dancers, into several well-performed selections in­ show complete with explosions and an His sound was clear and appropriate as Debbie McWilliams, Rockets, Mark Guynn, cluding "Birdland" and "Mercy, Mercy, assortment of gimmicks. Prince played many of the favorites in­ Kim and Mollie, Carl Nelson, Debbie and Mercy." Peach and Essence generated a jazzy cluding "Sexy Dancer," "Why You Wanna Joy, CAHS Stage band, Rufus and Leslie, Justice held the audience to their feet as version of "This World is a Masquerade" Treat Me so Bad?" "Still Waiting," and left Bob's Angels, Peach and Essence, Best of keyboardist Robert Henry and drummer with junior Brian Peacher on lead vocals the stage with his audience speechless. Friends, and Gospel Cheerleaders. Jerry Smith went through "Can't Hide and Cassandra Smith, Kim Smith and As for Rick James, his show should be set There were several highlights connected Love" and "After the Love Is Gone." Angela Brown handling the back ups. to fire. James, who should never return to with the show, one of which was senior The gifted Unity sang and played Senior William Hazelwood assisted the city, offered his fans a "trashy one hour Rufus Hooten's stunning performance of "I generously as they performed "Home" and senior Jerry Smith in an instrumental conversation." He mouthed profanity and Love You." Hooten was in "Las Vegas "The Greatest Love of All." number. Hazelwood handled his made obscene gestures to his audience as form" as he dazzled the audience with his Freshman Patricia Kruse delivered like a true artist. gliding falsetto. Also, senior Michael heavenly vocal renditions of "I Honestly The audience became soothed as they Skelton offered the crowd smooth Love You" and "Longer." listened to intricabe harmony of the CAHS choreography and tight vocals during his Two very energetic dancers Kim Ken­ Chordaleers. TTBB Festival Holds rendition of "Love Ballad." nedy and Mollie Jones shook the crowd as Carl Nelson and his ensemble of Singing Contest Sophomore Angela Brown displayed her the boogied through "Bounce, Rock, Skate clarinets put smiles on faces with "Pop showmanship as she delivered a pleasant and Roll." Goes the Woodwind," and "Clarinet The annual TTBB all-city music festival vocalizing on "If You Believe." Debbie McWilliams and Joy Girma Polka." was held here Apr. 23 in the auditorium. A five man outfit called Reflection received admirable response from their Mr. David Banks supervised the event. The festival was for male singers who sing in a lower tone. Along with six other schools, CAHS par­ ticipated in the festival. The IPS music Don't "Switch" on "Raydio" For New Sounds department sponsored the event, while Gary Conway from Arsenal Technical High School and Robert Fleck, head of the music Midnight Star-"The Beginning" grow to outstanding heights. However, LP. Material is penned by the entire group department here, directed the choirs. (Solar/RCA): First off, this group is not to their latest effort, produced once again by and produced by . The be confused with the ill-fated Atlantic , falls a little short of group has a distinctive style. However, Starr. Midnight Starr demonstrates pro­ their earlier works. Although the some things that they've established in the ficiency throughout this winning debut contains standard Switch material, this Ip past never change and in this case it is a '(Not Just) Knee Deep' album. Material is creative and substantial­ lost some essential spark. Vocals, however, weakness. Best Cuts: "Got to Be Enough," ly done which will undoubtedly be a factor are better arranged than in the past and "Happy Face," "By Your Side," and "All Up Top Single For 1980 in this act's national rise. Produced by jazz recognizes the incredible falsetto of lead to You." percussionist Harvey Mason and Leon singer Bobby DeBarge. Best Cuts; "My Ray Parker, Jr., and Raydio "Two Places TIGER TOP JAMES OF THE YEAR Sylvers, Midnight Star has structured an Friend in the Sky," "I Finally Found Some­ at the Same Time" (Aristo): As I Began extravagant package with several potential one New," "Don't Take My Love Away," removing the plastic wrapping on Raydio's 1. {no just) Knee Deep-Funkadelic candidates for singles. Best Cuts: "Make It and "Keep Moving On." new album, my expectations for this new (Warner Bros) Last," "Searching For Love," "You're The -"" (Mer­ package were at a peak. But as I began 2. And The Beat Goes On-Whispers Star" and "Follow the Path." cury): Again, Con Funk Shun has delighted listening, my hopes were completely shat­ (Solar/RCA) Switch-"Reaching For Tomorrow" (Gor­ their fans with a new album, but in my opi­ tered. Ray Parker, Jr., who conceived the 3. Rock Baby-Tower of Power (Colum­ dy): When this talented group of six ver- nion, it could had been better. Con Funk earlier "Jack and Jill" and "You Can't bia) sitile musicians struck platinum their first Shun tries to over simplify their material in Change That" has projected an unim­ 4. Peanut Butter-Lenny White (Elektra) time out with a monster single, "There'll this album which may cause listeners to pressive followup with nothing new. Parker 5. Don't Stop, till You Get Enough- Never Be," their popularity was insured to lose interest perhaps midway through the has written all the tunes with several cuts Michael Jackson (Epic) rewritten by Herbie Hancock and keyboar­ 6. Second Time Around-Shalamar dist Arnell Carmichael. Best Cuts: (Solar/RCA) "Tonights the Night," "For Those Who 7. Chase Me-Con Funk Shun (Mercury) Like to Groove," "Until the Morning 8. Ring My Bell-Anita Ward (TK) Comes," "Its Time to Party Now." 9. Bad Girls-Donna Summer (Casa­ Brenda Russell — "Brenda Russell" blanca) TIGER TOP JAMS (Liberty): If the name Brenda Russell rings 10. Firecracker-Mass Production (Cotill­ a bell, it's because this talented young lady ion) 1. Don't Say Goodnight-Isley Brothers 6. Two Places at the Same is on the verge of being a superstar. This 11. Do You Wanna Go Party-K.C. and the (T-Neck) Time —Raydio (Arista) new release demonstrates her ability in Sunshine Band (Sunshine Sound) 2. Make It Last-Midnight Star 7. Winners —Kleeer (Fantasy) musicianship and songwriting. It's pretty 12. Glide-Pleasure (Fantasy) (Solar/RCA) 8. Let's Get Serious — Jermaine Jackson hard to categorize her, for she ventures into 13. I Do Love You-GQ (Arista) 3. Got to be Enough-Con-Funk-Shun (Notown) every kind of music, including R and B, pop, 14. After The Love Is Gone-Earth, Wmd (Mercury) 9. Lady - Whispers (Solar/RC A( soul, and contemporary jazz. Although this and Fire (ARC/Columbia) 4. Don't Push It, Don't Force It-Leon 10. Why you wanna treat me so album took a slow start in popularity, it 15. Get Up and Dance-Freedom (Malaco) Haywood (20th Century) bad? —Prince (Warner Bros.) won't be long before everyone listens in on 5. Biggest Part Of Me-Ambrosia Album to look for: Kleeer— "Winners" Russell. Best Cuts: "If Only for One Night," (Continued on page 4) (Warner Bros.) (Fantasy) "So Good-So Right," "God Bless You." Page Four TIGER TOPICS June 1980 Boys' Track Team Fails Comeback Although the boy's track team started off Kenny Ellis, Billy Garrett, James Howard, with a "not so successful beginning this Keith McLaurin, Douglas Johnson, Ray­ year," we are going to be tough to beat, mond Mockabee, Tracy Murphy, Leslie stated Coach Martin Sam. Marks, Greg Pettigrew, Stanley Phelps, With the unfortunate outcome ofthe first Larry Poston, George Richardson, Dwayne meets of the season, the team hoped to Saxton, Fred Scoot, Dexter Smith, Bernard strike back, but did little to erase their Sisk, Kevin Terrell, Paul Vest, and Billy initial problems. Weathers. Team members are Brian Avant, Adrian Assisting Sam are Willis Bellamy and Board, Mark Bonner, David demons. Richard Ricker. SMP Program Attracts Student

SMP does not stand for "Some More In addition to his regular ROTC par­ Pay," but try telling that to Mike Mandell. ticipation, Mike drills with his Reserve unit Mike is an Army ROTC cadet at Ohio 16 hours a month and for two weeks every State University. When the Department of year. He will receive his commission as a se­ the Army announced a program designed cond lieutenant after he graduates from to increase officer strength in the Army Ohio State in the spring. Then, he said, he'll Reserve Forces by making membership make his career in the Army. available to Army ROTC cadets as part of Reservists are also eligible to take the the Simultaneous Membership Program two-year Advanced ROTC program for Cadet ILT Richard K. Shelton, ROTC cadet receives award as Outstanding ROTC (SMP), Mike jumped aboard. advancement and eventual commissioning Cadet from COL Jack Marden, Indianapolis Sojourners Chapter J!66. "I was already in ROTC when I was ad­ as officers. The award was presented at the Sojourners' twentieth annual George Washington vised that the Simultaneous Membership High school seniors can also benefit from Breakfast, held in the Fort Benjamin Harrison Officers' Club. Program had been given a start," Mike SMP by including Army ROTC in their col­ said. "I was told if I could find a unit that lege curriculum and enlising in the Army could utilize my specially and had a space Reserve Forces, Then by taking initial for me, I could be assigned to that unit and military entry training before college, they Seniors Spawn Gifted Athletics commissioned immediately upon comple­ can enter Army ROTC as members of the tion of ROTC requirements." Advanced Course and become eligible for a Tiger Topics would like to announce this year's top 20 Senior athletes 1979-80. The new program wasted no time in commission after their sophomore year. By 1. Curtis Rhim-wrestling, football, baseball rewarding Mike for his participation. He serving in their local Reserve Forces unit 2. Angelia Barnett-volleyball, basketball, track figures he'll make $1,500 a year more than during the last two years of college, they 3. Anthony Barnett-basektball, tennis what he earned in ROTC alone. Not a bad will receive the rank and pay of a second 4. Anthony Keith Hines-basketball, football, track day for a college senior. lieutenant. 5. Tracy Coleman-voUeyball, basketball, track "As a member of Army ROTC, I made Students on college campuses across the 6. Treci Spearman-wrestling $900 last year. Now, I'll also be receiving an country have expressed interest in the pro­ 7. Luther Thompson-tennis additional $125 a month from the Army gram. 8. Rufus Hooten Ill-football, track Reserve Program," Mike explained. "This "They get very interested in the pro­ 9. Chris Heffner-football, wrestling extra money is really nice what with tuition gram when they find out they can do things 10. Dennis McGill-football and the cost of living going up. The $1,500 like parachuting and practicing manage­ 11. Gary Pops-football, wrestling will help me in paying off my car payments, ment skills," cadet Mandell said. "I'm using 12. Todd Thompson-tennis my rent and appreciably help my ability to actual skills that I would not have been able 13. Kenneth Stewart-baseball, cross country pay for school." to use until I was out of college and at a job." 14. Kevin Terrell-wrestling, football, track 15. Vincent Scruggs-basketball, golf 16. Josh Crain-football, wrestling, track Top Singles for 1980 17. Robert O'Neil-football, wrestling 18. Brian Barnett-basketball (Continued from page 3) 43. Move Your Boogie Body-BarKays 19. David Clemmons-football, track (Mercury) 20. John Heideman-baseball, football 16. Come Go With Me-Teddy Render- grass (PI) 44. Don't Say Goodnight-Isley Brothers 17. Crusin'-Smokey Robinson (Tamla) (T-Neck) "^ 18. Let's Get Serious-Mermaine Jackson 45. Got Be Enough-Con Funk shun () (Mercury) Baseball Team Suffers Bleak Record 19. If You Want It-Niteflyte (Ariola) 46. Haven't You Heard-Patrice Rushen 20. This Is It-Kenny Loggins (Columbia) (Elektra) As usual the 1980 varsity baseball team Walter Crain, Jerry Carter, Jerry Fenton, 21. Let Me Put Love On Your Mind-Con 47. Rock With You-Michael Jackson had a bleak season. They finished up the Steve Fenton, Chris Jones, John Funk Shun (Mercury) (Epic) year with a 1-20 record. Heideman, Kenny Stev/art, Robert O'Neil, 22. You Get Me Hot-Jimmy Bo Home 48. Rock With You-Michael Jackson However, the Tigers did have a few good DeWayne Davis, Dennis Griffin, Max (TK) (Epic) games. "The team this year was very Siegel and Kim Satterly. 23. I Wanna Be Your Lover-Prince 48. Please Don't Go-K.C./Terri De Sario young and inexperienced, compared to Coach Renie also revealed that the top (Warner Bros) (TK) many other high school teams," com­ players were DeWayne Davis-catcher and 24. Crank It Up-Peter Brown (Drive) 49. Winners-Kleeer (Atlantic) mented junior Max Siegel, "but almost infielder; Max Siegel second baseman and 25. Just A Touch Of Love-Slave 50. Big Bang Theory-Parliament everyone will be returning and with work shortstop; Kenny Stewart-outfielder; and (Cotillion) (Casablanca) we should do fairly well next year." Kim Satterly-pitcher, first baseman, and 26. Fill Tilt Boogie-Uncle Louie (TK) 51. Steppin'-Gap Band (Mercury) This year's varsity team consisted of outfielder. 27. Funkytown-Lipps Inc. (Atlantic) 52. Make It Last-Midnight Star-(Solar/ 28. Do It, Till the Fluid Gets Hot-Break­ RCA) water (Arista) 53. Send One Your Love-Stevke Wonder (Tamla) 29. Hot Stuff-Raydio (Arista) 30. Rise-Herb Alport (A&M) 54. Let's Do It Today-T-Connection (TK) 31. I Just Want To Be-Cameo (Chocolate 55. I Shoulda Loved Ya-Michael Walden SCHOLARSHIPS $500 City) (Atlantic) 32. Midnight Plane-Ronnie Foster 56. No Better Love-Shadow (Elektra) (Columbia) 57. Two Places At The Same Time- 33. Never Buy Texas From a Cowboy- Raydio (Arista) Brides of Funkenstein 58. I Just Can't Control Myself-Nature's INTERESTED IN BEING A LICENSED Divine (Roadshow) (Atlantic) HAIRSTYLIST FOR MEN & WOMEN 34. Sparkle-Cameo (Chocolate City) CONTACT YOUR GUIDANCE 35. Love You-Mass Production (Cotillion) TIGER TOPICS TOP TIGERS COUNSELOR 36. Shine-Fat Larry's Band (WMOT) OR CALL 37. We Funk The Best-BHY (Salsoul) OFTHE MONTH 38. Do You Love What You Feel-Rufus/ Baseball Chaka Kahn (MCA) Senior KENNY STEWART 39. I Call Your Name-Switch (Gordy) Valedictorian 40. Lead Me On-Maxine Nightengale MICHAEL DILL ACADEMY OF HAIR CARE (Warner Bros) 41. Pull My Strings-Lakeside (Solar/RCA) Saluatorian 359-9275 42. Put You Body In It-Stephanie Mills KEVIN TERRELL (20th Century) June 1980 TIGER TOPICS "Page Five Graduates Show Off Senior List 1980 Graduating Seniors John Agnew Jennifer Cole Vicky Gentry Steven Johnson Delores Pugh April Allen Demetrius Coleman Nancy Grant Charles Jones Curtis Rhim Todd Michael Anderson Tracey Coleman Debbie Graves Karen Jones John Roberts Juli Ansberry Shelley Covington Willard Grooms Kathy Jones Terri Roberts Hester Ann Archer Kathy Craig Mark Guynn Kim Jones Vincent Scruggs Angelia Barnett Gladys Crain Tracy Haamid Michael Jones Ernest Simmons Bryan Barnett Josh Crain Kelly Harnish Tony Hordan Yvette Sims Gregory Barnett Kerry Crenshaw Marquittia Harrington James Kendrick Clarence Sipe Shirley Bell Paul Crowe Adonna Harris Susan Keys Michael Wayne Skelton Lisa Belmar Patricia Daniels Adrian Harris Quitta Kirk Antoinette Pia Smith Ted Benton Charles Davis William Hazelwood Velvet LaFavers Janet Smith Elaina Blair Alfred Dill Chris Heffner Ronnie Landers Jerry Smith Janice Blanchard Michael Dill John Heideman Adrian Leal-Garcia John Smith Mike Bonner Timmy Duncan Shelia Herring Mike Leslie Kina Smith Josephine Brandon Crimsetta Dunn Sherri Hester John Lewis Michael Smith Stanley Braden James B. Dynes Shelly Hickman James Lively Tami Smith Jacquelyn Brooks Tina Edwards Tony Hines Tony Logan Earlene Southall Jessica Brooks William Edwards Dyanne Hinkle Jackie Logan Treci Spearman Joanie Brooks Kenny Ellis Melva Hogan Monica Logan Kathy Stenner Yolanda Brooks Jon Evans Rufus Hooten Eddie McClain William Stevens Joseph Brummett Betty Farmer Dewayne Hopkins Deandra McGraw Kenny Stewart Lisa Bryant Kathy Jo Finchum Mary Hopper Vida McCutcheon Lisa Stewart Theresa Bullock Melinda Findlay Joy Hopson Dennis McGill Vanessa Stone Donald Burroughs Maricia Fitzgerald Chris Howard Teresa McGraw Marie Strayhorn Trent Chandler John Flanagan Jeffrey Howard Vicky McLaurine Dana Tardy Lisa Clements Kim Foster Richard Howard Synetra Marks Kevin Terell David Clemmons Darquita Gaither Richard Hubbard Donna Marley Rhonda Thames Travis Clemmons Marquita Gaither Daryl Jennings Cindy Martin Sandra Thomas Cindy Cobb Lesa Gammon Jeff Johnson Tina Maxey Luther Thompson Juanita Colar Otis Gentrv Kim Johnson Kim Mays Todd Thompson John Miller Robert Toole Samson Mimms Floyd Turner 'Two Gentlemen' Huge Success Shawn Moyer Laurie Urbancic Two Gentlemen of Verona, a rock as Speed, Brian Peacher as Valentine, Brian Christian Moore Jim Vernon musical based on Shakespeare's play of the Dynes as Proteus, Karen Worland as Julia, Steven Murphy Sheila Walker same name was sponsored by the music Michelle Todd as Lucetta, Donald Bur­ Richard Myers Stanley Wallace department May 1 and 2 in the school roughs in Launce, Michael Skelton as the James Neblett Carmen Washington auditorium. dog Crab, Mary Hopper as Antonia, Chris­ Tim Norris Burnetta White Playgoers who expected mostly tian Batie as the Duke of Milan, Angela Robert O'Neil Leslie Whitted Shakespeare were surprised to find a fast- Brown as Silvia, Darrell Garrison as Pearl Orkman Tanya Whorton paced performance with very contem­ Eglamour, Ken Stewart as the innkeeper, Kellie Patton Lonnie Whitney porary music. and Jeannie Dunn as the milkmaid. LaTanya Pierson Kevin Williams In order of appearance, the cast included Chorus members were Angela Murray, Leah Pillow Roberta Winfield Todd Thompson as Thurio, Dwayne Saxton Kelly Jones, Kim Smith, Sandy Smith, Gary Pops Tracie Woodson Vanessa Wilson, Lisa Garrison, Adrian Velena Preston Jeffrey Wynne Leal-Garcia, and Leslie Whitted. Susan Pruitt Eric York Robert Fleck was musical director, while Elaine Theisen was dramatic director.

Todd Thompson and Kenny Stewart by TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA included Michelle Todd, Karen Worland, Lisa Garrison, Todd Thompson, Christian Batie, Kelly photo class. Jones, Adrian Leal-Garcia, Angie Brown, Cassandra Smith, Kenny Stewart, Jeanie Dunn and Darryl Garrison. Page Six- TIGER TdiMOS June 1980 Senior Superlatives Seniors Celebrate 'This Is It' at Essex We're the Class of '80 Most Athletic-Angelia Barnett WE'RE THE CLASS OF '80 (together) and Curtis Rhim The 1980 senior prom was held at the pealing set from Spectrum. The six We're the class of '80 Best Dressed-Shelley Hickman Essex Hotel May 23 and was rated a member outfit offered little display of and we are proud and Anthony Hines delightful affair. Guests arrived at 8:30 and selections to arouse any audience. Some We're here to say to you Most Likely to Succeed-Kina were treated to a dinner consisting of roast may have found the set reminicent to an We hate to say goodbye Smith and Kevin Terrell pork, salad, strawberry parfait and fruit "oldie-but-goodie bash". (Bridge) Most Talented-Melva Hogan and punch. This is the song we sing for you Ruius Hooten The decor of the promenade room was There were some highlights in the prom Filled with so much gratitude Class Clowns-Chris Moore and enhanced by the dining tables with dayglo as the dance floor was filled to the sound of (together) Leah Pillow candles. the class theme, 'This Is It." Some of the We've spent out times together Mr. and Mrs. Senior-Anthony Keith Seniors were modeled appropriately in teaching staff of CAHS were present as And now we are through Hines and Vicky Lynn McLaurine several styles of tuxedos and gowns. Mr. Michael Hauth, Mr. David Klinkose, This is our special dream Entertainment, however, did not con­ Mr. William Worrell, Mrs. Annjo Coleman And it is true tribute immensely to the evening as the and Mr. William Harrison looked dignified (Bridge) class of '80 were treated to a less than ap­ and collected. This is the song we sing for you Filled with so much gratitude (together Words and Music by Rufus Hooten, 6TMU Michael Skelton and Todd Thompson wt'rjL I'hJL cliU)^ af-t "This Is It 9f

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(Above) Left-Sophomores Felicia Cren­ shaw and Wanda Gamble smile for the camera. Right-Dana Tardy and Quitta Kirk are selected Prom King and Queen. (Below) Left-Michael Skelton and junior Loretta Brown get cozy. Next-Ted Benton and date look coy. Right-Kevin Terrell and Felicia Crenshaw pose.