AMY LEIGH AYERS
Birth date: 1/31/78

Ayers was an eighth grader at Burnet Middle School where she was on the yearbook staff. She was in the junior Future Farmers of America program. She showed hogs at the Travis County Fair and Rodeo. She also won the arts and crafts division of the fair with a needlepoint doorstop. She wanted to be veterinarian. She liked George Strait and loved cats. She was 13 years old.

JENNIFER ANN HARBISON
Birth date: 5/9/74

Attended St. Louis Catholic Church. She was a senior at Lanier High School and president of the school’s Future Farmers of America program. She was also the manager for the Lanier drill team, the Vikettes, and was a member of the track team. Before working at the “I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt!” store she worked at an Albertson’s grocery store. She was 17 years old.

SARAH LOUISE HARBISON
Birth date: 10/28/76

She was a freshman at Lanier High School and a junior varsity cheerleader. She was a member of the student council and the Future Farmers of America program. She raised lambs for the Travis County Livestock Show and Rodeo. She collected rocks and seashells. She was 15 years old.

ELIZA HOPE THOMAS
Birth date: 5/16/74

Attended St. Louis Catholic Church. She was a senior at Lanier High School. She enjoyed reading and country dancing. She wanted to be veterinarian and a rancher. She raised a pig named “Stony” as a project for the Future Farmer’s of America. Her mother always believed that she would be a writer. Her principal said she was into agricultural mechanics and excelled at welding and small-engine repair. She worked at the “I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt!” shop. She was 17 years old.

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