Nevada County Picayune and Gurdon Times Newspaper Archive

'99 PHS History (cont)

all of us. Everyone know the tortures that await freshmen in the cruel hands of the seniors. Our first activity as high schoolers was the election of student council representatives and class officers. Elected were Marc McGough, Stacy Stockton, Lindsey Powell, Tiffany Trevillion, and Kara Porter. Our class favorites were Lesley Grimes, Stacy Stockton, Jarrod Yates, and Justin Jernigan. Nate Lucena, Shannon Morrow, and Kara Porter made all region band this year. We had no cheerleaders this year. On April 1,1996, we were devastated by a fire that destroyed a portion of the school. As the students learned of the fire, many wished this was an April fool's joke, but this was no joke.

This year, the Curley Wolves led us to a state championship against our biggest rival, the Nashville Scrappers. The Wolves finished the season with a 14-0-1 record. David and Doug, does Gatorade fizz?

We were finally Curley Wolves, no longer low little freshmen. We were now sophomores. Our Homecoming Royalty this year were Lesley Grimes and Lindsey Powell. Class favorites were Lesley Grimes, Stacy Stockton, Jarrod Miller, and Jarrod Yates. Our student council representatives were Marc McGough, Lindsey Powell, Tiffany Trevillion, and Kara Porter. Our class officers were Lindsey Powell, Marc McGough, Tiffany Trevillion, Kara Porter, and Stacy Stockton. This year, Lindsey Powell was the Hugh O' Brian Leadership delegate.

There we were, a little higher on the totem pole. As juniors, we had many new and exciting things ahead. Our junior class was represented well in Homecoming by Lesley Grimes and Stacy Stockton. Nate Lucena and Shannon Morrow made all region band. Our student council representatives were Marc McGough, Stacy Stockton, Lindsey Powell, secretary, Tiffany Trevillion and David Huntley. Our class officers were Marc McGough, Stacy Stockton, Lindsey Powell, Tiffany Trevillion, and Lesley Grimes.

Our junior class play was "Good Night Ladies." It was about four college students trying to keep their house from being taken away from them. The main characters were Jug Brown, T.J. Glass; Jane, Lindsey Powell; Helen, Tiffany Trevillion; and Sam, Josh Helmick. This year was also our first prom; the theme was "Palace of Dreams." Stacy Stockton was our Prom Princess, and we had no prince. This year, ten of our classmates were graduation ushers. They were Holly Hill, Jarrod Miller, Jessica Hendrix, Jarrod Yates, Stacy Stockton, Marc McGough, Shannon Morrow, Nate Lucena, Lindsey Powell, and Phillip Harris. Our class favorites were Lesley Grimes, Stacy Stockton, Jarrod Yates, and Jarrod Miller. Jessica Hendrix and Shannon Morrow represented us at Girls' State, and Marc McGough, Doug Young, and Phillip Harris were our Boy's State Delegates. Nate Lucena and Shannon Morrow made all Region Band, and Shannon Morrow made four-States Band. I'm sure none of us will EVER forget this famous phrase, " RAISE THE ROOF!!"

David, do you remember running into the air conditioner and almost hitting Mrs. Shope's car with your new truck? Now we come to our senior year. It's hard to believe that it's finally here. Once again, we are the Big Dogs on Campus. Our student council officers are Marc McGough, president; Stacy Stockton, vice president; Lindsey Powell, secretary/treasurer; and Tiffany Trevillion , parliamentarian. Our student council representatives are Shannon Morrow, Jessica Hendrix, Kristina Wilson, and Josh Ratcliff. Our class officers are Stacy Stockton, president; Jarrod Yates, vice president; Lindsey Powell , secretary; Tiffany Trevillion, treasurer; and Marc McGough , reporter. The 1998 Homecoming court was Queen , Stacy Stockton; Maid at large , Lesley Grimes; Senior Maids were Lindsey Powell and Tiffany Trevillion. Nate Lucena, Shannon Morrow and Kara Porter, made all Region, and four-States band, and Nate Lucena made All State. Jarrod Yates was elected the State FBLA president this year. Our girls had an awesome basketball season this year. Their record was 30 and 4. They were the state runners- up. Stacy Stockton was named to both the all district and all state basket ball teams.

Our senior football players were Jarrod Yates, Jarrod Miller, David Gummeson, Angleo Haynes, Doug Young, Matt Phillips, and Justin Jernigan. Their record was 5-6. Jarrod Miller and Jarrod Yates made all district, and Doug Young made second team all district. Our senior basketball players were Scott Hobbs and Brandon Wilson. Their record this year was 21and 6. Scott was named to the all District team, and Brandon was named All District, All Region, and All State. The senior softball players were Stacy Stockton, Jessica Hendrix, and Kristina Wilson. Their record was 5 and 18.

An important part of our senior year was the voting of Who's Who. Lindsey Powell and Jarrod Miller were voted Best all Around. Marc McGough and Holly Hill got Most Likely to Succeed. Stacy Stockton and Brandon Wilson were voted Most Athletic. Scott Hobbs and Dee Jarvis got Most School Spirit. Lesley Grimes and Jarrod Yates were voted Most Beautiful and Most Handsome. Nate Lucena and Kara Porter got Most Talented, and Most Daring were David Gummeson and Tiffany Trevillion. PHS Ideals were Stacy Stockton and Jarrod Yates. Outstanding Seniors were Marc McGough, Jarrod Yates, Jarrod Miller, Lindsey Powell, Phillip Harris, Abby Collins, Shannon Morrow. Stacy Stockton, Jessica Hendrix, and Nate Lucena. The theme of the prom this year was "It's Your Night." Our Queen was Stacy Stockton, and our King was Jarrod Yates. For the first time, the prom was in the lobby instead of the cafeteria. It was also locked in. A special feature was lots of door prizes.

James McGough and Tiffany Trevillion won the grand prizes; James won a small refrigerator; Tiffany won a TV.

Always remember - we're the best of the century, last of the century.