A L Brown High School - Albrokan Yearbook (Kannapolis, NC)
- Class of 1978
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Cover
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ALBROKAN '78
KANNAPQLIS, NCRTH CAROLINA
ALBRDKAN
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Kim Davis, Curriculum
Lori Privette, Clubs
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Introduction ......................... 4
We haven't kicked off the book with something borrowed,
old, new or even blue, but there are interesting pictures
and reading inside.
Dedication .... . . . . ....... . . . . .10
Meet the man of Rocks unlimited, the '78 man of the year-
book.
Curriculum ........... . . .12
From the Bottom of THE HILL
To the top of the Hall we present
The establishment of A.L. Brown High.
The Class Section . . .......... 38
We changed a little this year and saved the best for last,
but does that mean we put the worst first?
We don't think so but you be the judge and don't miss the
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Keith Hardin, Underclassmen
Ricky Britt, Business
Douglas Young, Editor
Clubs and Organizations .... . . .120
Boy, this is one big section, some 46 pages concerning
Student Government, the assistants, Chorus, Band and of
course our own Indy-500 - the Bus Drivers.
Sports . . . ..... . . ...... . . .174
In the first year of 4-A conference play the Wonders didn't
make the Championship, but we weren't in the cellar ei-
ther! That's a nice trophy, wrestling team. Good Work!
2nd in the toughest conference in the State! Get the rest of
the story inside.
Merit .............................. 210
If it made the front page, and even if it didn't it's in the
honors section. The DAR, AFS, SPEC, and the AFLCIO -
yes, they are all there.
Ads ........................... , . . .236
The money came in, but went right back out again. Check
out our ads.
Jimmie Lamb, Tangela Gaither
Ads
Dewey Saunders,
The photo on the Front is by Franklin Furr of the Concord Tribune.
The picture illustrates this year's theme of Celebration - in special
observance of A.L. Brown's twenty-fifth year.
Paul Settlemyer, Editor Bass H. Oxendine, Adviser
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Mike Gibson, Roxanne Bigham
Senior Class Editors
Roxanne Bi gham, Typist
June Taylor, Honors
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Our world is as varied as the faces that grace it. For everyone there is that special place where we
belong. Half the fun is finding itp the other is the way We go about our goal: the Dance of Life.
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Twenty-five years of memories come tumbling forth out of the past - our parents' and our own -
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Someone once said about Mr. Chandler,
"He is a man with a lot of character." These
feelings were echoed by the senior class
when dedicating the 1978 Albrokan to Max
F. Chandler.
Behind the quiet, solemn exterior of this
teacher there lie concern, laughter, and Wis-
dom. As grains of sand form stone, these
qualities shape a unique man, a representa-
tive of A.L. Brown High School's product -
an alumnus.
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Books have shaped and changed our world for
better and for worseg moreover, they are a mir-
ror - reflecting man's thoughts of his world,
God, life, and death on paper.
A book contains more than a man's thoughts
- it retains his soul. But a book is not our only
teacher. We shall recall forever the great minds
and souls of our dedicated human teachers.
They have opened the books and pointed the
Ways to which we now aspire.
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ADMINISTRATION
With every school year come deci-
sions to be faced by school adminis-
tration. '77-'78 proved to be no dif-
ferent, but somehow Dr. Bradshaw,
Dr. Macon and other officials have
kept the system running smoothly.
Working in accord with Mr. Byron
King, principal at A.L. Brown, were
Mr. Elmer Poole and Mr. Harrison
Swander, Assistant principals. Stu-
dents heard requests for less noise
in hallways and were asked to avoid
certain areas on campus, but overall
there were minimal problems.
Mr. Elmer Poole - Assistant Principal
Mr. Byron L. King - Principal
Mr. Harrison Swander - Assistant Principal
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Dr. Grier A. Bradshaw - Superinten-
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Mrs. Hazel Hastings - Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Linda Wilhelm - Records Secretary
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GUIDANCE
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Mrs. Mary Lou Bost - Guidance Secretary
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Mr. Mike Safrit Mrs. Laurah Van Poole
Mrs. Jacqueline Linker Mr. Earl Lentz
Mrs. Kathy Holbrook
Faculty members at A.L. Brown High
School show in many ways their con-
cern for the students who file into their
classrooms each day. Through diagram,
equation, scientific experiment, craft-
ing tools, and job involvements stu-
dents learn as these dedicated guides
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Miss Francis Bounds Mrs. Delinda Rodgers
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Mr. Edward Thompson
Mr. Ray Rivers
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Miss lane Aiken
Mrs. Judith Hill
Mrs. Willie Nocline
Mr. Jim A. Rodgers
Mrs. Helen Brisson
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Mrs. Betty Cauble
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Mrs. Carolyn Duplisea
Miss Brenda Hardin
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Mrs. Mona Baldwin
Mrs. Carla jones
Mr. Roger Williams
MUSIC
Mr. Louis Bean
Mrs. Virginia Caldwell
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Mr. Bob Boswell
Miss Vicky Wilhelm
Mr. Bill Watts
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MIS. Sara Hamrick BUSINESS
Mr. jerry Trull
Mr. William Pate
Mr. Norman Harrington
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Mrs. Clotilda Rodgers
Mr. Herman Hudspeth
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Mr. Charlie Fisher
Mr. Ralph Henry
Mr. Milton Lamb
VOCATICDNAL EDUCATION
Mr. Frank Crainshaw
Mr. Calvin Colson
Mr. Hoyt O. Sloop
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SERVICE
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Mr. Wesley Hardin
Mr. Edward Hoffman
Mrs. Pauline Archer
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The Drama Class of A.L. Brown High
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WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO TEEN ANGEL?
By William Gleason
Characters:
Ed Opus .... ....... K evin McLeod
Yo Yo Costa . . .... Leigh Ann McMurry
Cleon ......... ........ E ric Dearmon
Ritso Sphinx .... . . . Denny Oxendine
Ty Reesias ......... .... D an Howard
Shep Herd ........... ..... M itch Messer
Dr. Soph 8: Old Man . . . .... Paul Settlemeyer
JH Cheerleader ..... ..... T ina Tucker
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Chorus ......... . . . Rhonda Huie
Melanie Martin
Todd Whitley
Terry Hamm
April Flowe
Bonita Harris
Mendel McGill
Gang . . . .... Sharon McVay
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Terry Clowney
Bruce Murdock
Ricky Britt
THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY OF CHICAGO
Special Thanks To SOPHOCLES
SPOTLIGHT ON
DRAMA
Talented drama students began the year
with a presentation of Ed Opus, a play based
on the classic by Socrates, Oedipus Rex.
Presented to English classes at Brown, the
story brought a laugh a line as it presented
the general story of the original in the setting
of the fifties.
Throughout the year, skits were presented to
interested groups and plans were made for a
play to be presented in April, a children's
drama in the tradition of "The Lion Who
Wouldn't" and "The Velveteen Rabbit," ear-
lier highly successful productions. As the
eager students put Old King Cole and his
friends through the paces, they learned
much in the areas of acting, staging, and
special effects.
The class has been taught by Mr. Iim A.
Rodgers, who this year was named North
Carolina English Teacher of the Year. Assist-
ing him with the class has been Mr. Delbert
Hall, an alumnus of A.L. Brown High.
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EXPANDING
MIND AND
SPIRIT . . .
The year 1977-'78 brought new trends at
A.L. Brown High School. Among these
was the relocating of the TMR class of
older students to Brown. Also, special
emphasis was placed on competency
this year, an emphasis in keeping with
educational efforts throughout the state
and nation. Working with students at
Brown High was the CETA team of Mrs.
Keck, Mrs. Coffey, and Mrs. Gordon.
Every day in countless ways, students at
A.L. Brown added to their knowledge
and broadened their perspectives, fulfil-
ling the highest aim of the public
schools - to educate the total person.
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Miss jane Aiken -- B.A., North Carolina State University, UNC-Charlotte:
Intermediate English II, Actor's Workshop, Co-Advisor of the Social
Committee, Adviser of Alpha Zeta Chi Club.
Mrs. Catherine Andes - A.B., Elon College, Advisor to Advisory Council,
Co-Advisor to Student Council, Advanced English II, English III -- Drama
Appreciation, Non-Fiction, Mass Media.
Mrs. Mona Baldwin - A.B., UNCG, University of Arizona, Spanish I,
English III, Advisor to AFS Exchange Student, Advisor to American Field
Service Club.
Mrs. Lillian Banks - B.S., A 8: T State University, Typing I, Typing A,
Shorthand I, Senior Class Advisor.
Mr. Louis Bean - A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College, Summer Study at Vander-
cook School of Music, Chicago, Band Director.
Mrs. Mary Bost - Guidance Secretary.
Mr. Bob Boswell - A.B., Elon College, Social Studies, M.ED., UNC-
Chapel Hill, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach.
Dr. Grier A. Bradshaw - Superintendent of Kannapolis City Schools --
B.A., Wake Forest. M.A. ED.D UNC Chapel Hill.
Mr. Dan Boone - A.B. Catawba College, English IV -- Shakespeare, En-
glish IV -- Human Spirit, Basic Englis II, C ub Chairman lco-ordinatorl
o-Sponsor Honor Society.
Miss Frances Bounds - A.B. Lenior Rhyne College, Geometry, Sponsor of
Student Council, Executive Secretary of NC Student Councils.
Mrs. Helen Brisson - B.A. Oklahoma Baptist University, M.A., Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, English Il, and III, Creative Writing,
Mythology, Advisor of j.V. Cheerleaders.
Miss Jacque Brown - B.A., Columbia Bible College, Bible I, II, Sponsor of
Bible Club.
Miss Rosella Caldwell - B.S., M.S., Livingstone Colle e, Virginia State
A8zT State University, Biology, Faculty Representative, Scholarship Com-
mittee, Social Committee, Secretary TPC.
Mrs. Virgina Caldwell - B.A., ASU Foreign Language Institute, Spanish I,
II, Chairman Foreign Language Department.
Mrs. Sally Casstevens - B.S., M.ED., Mars Hill Ir. College, UNC-
Greensboro, Home Economics, FHA Sponsor.
Mrs. Betty Cauble - B.S., ASU, UNC-Chapel Hill, Library Club Sponsor,
Executive Secretary N CHSLA, District Advisor, Associate Executive Secre-
tary N.C. High School Library - Media Association.
Mr. Max Chandler - A.B. UNC-Chapel Hill, Economics, Sociology, U.S.
History, Co-Sponsor of Cheerleaders.
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Mr. Calvin Colson - B.S. , Elizabeth City State University, Industrial Arts,
Construction Industries and Basketball Coach.
Mr. Frank Crainshaw -- North Carolina State University, Sheet Metal.
Mrs. Mary Cross - A.B., Lenior Rhyne College, Catawba, ASU, Coopera-
tive Occupations, Typing II, Sponsor of FSA, Senior Class Adviser.
Mr. Robert Curry -- B.S. M.S., A 8: T State University, Guidance.
Mrs. Ioyce Deal - R.N. Cabarrus Memorial School of Nursing, Health
Occupations I,II, Health Careers Club Sponsor.
Mrs . Dorothy Dearmon -- Financial Secretary
Mrs. Carolyn Duplisea -- Library Secretary.
Mrs. Irene Edwards -- A.B. Mars Hill College, UNC-Greensboro, English
IV -- Shakespearean Drama, Science Fiction, Intermediate and Basic En-
glish II, Chairman of English Department.
Mr. Emie Faw - B.S. Appalachian State University, Chemistry, Physics.
Mr. Charlie Fisher -- N.C. State University, Registered Radiotrician, Na-
tional Radio Institute, Rowan Technical Institute, Electronics Aids., Elec-
tricity, Electronics.
Mrs. Ginger Grunke - B.A. Duke University, Assistant Librarian, Library
Club Co-Sponsor.
Mrs. Sara Hamrick - Lenior Rhyne College., Stratford Iunior College,
Graduate work at Appalachian, Head of Business Department, Duplicating
Advisor.
Miss Brenda Hardin -- B.S. Wingate College, Western Carolina Universi-
ty, M.ed, UNCC, Art, Art Club Sponsor.
Mr. Norman Harrington - Appalachian State University, Former Profes-
sional Draftsman, Technical Drafting. Architecture, VICA.
Mr. Gerald Hefner - B.A. in Health and Education, Lenior Rhyne, Assis-
tant coach in Football, Varsity Track and Field.
Mrs. Hazel Hastings- Secretary to Principal
Mr. Ralph Henry - Mars Hill College, Charlotte College, N.C. State Uni-
versity, Automotives.
Mrs. Cathy Holbrook - B.A. Erskine College, U.S. History, World Histo-
ry, Career Math, Biology.
Mrs. Iudith Hill - A.B. English Lenior Rhyne, English I, II, Mass Media,
Nam-Fiction, journalism, Brown Beat Advisor, Quill and Scroll Co-
A visor.
Mr. Herman Hudspeth -- N.C. State University, Bricklaying.
Mrs. Carla jones -- A.B. Catawba College, French I, II, Sponsor of French
Club.
Mr. Byron King -- Principal. A.B., M.A., Presbyterian College, Western
Carolina College.
Mr. Milton Lamb -- B.S, Newport News Apprentice School, N.C. State
University, I.C.T., Sponsor of t e ICT-VICA
Mrs. Betty Lentz - A.B. High Point College, Catawba College, ASU,
Shorthand I, ll, Bookkeeping.
Mr. Earl Lentz - A.B., Catawba College, U.S. History, Government, Psy-
chology, Monogram Club, Basketball Coach, Golf Coach.
Mr. Robert Linder -- A.B. Catawba College, Physical Education, Con-
sumer Math, Biology, junior Class Advisor.
Mrs. Iacqueline Linker -- B.A. UNCC Vocational Instruction and Prepara-
tion, Sponsor FTA.
Dr. Ernest M. Macon, jr. - A.B. M.A.T., PHD. UNC-Chapel Hill, Assis-
tant Superintendent of Kannapolis City Schools.
Mrs. Mary McCarn -- Teacher aid for TMR Class.
Mrs. janet McDaniel -- B.A., UNCC, Advanced Government, U.S. Histo-
By, Guidance, Advisor Sophomore Class, Advisor of Assembly Committee
epartment Head -- Exceptional Children.
Mrs. Willie Nodine -- B.A. Wake Forest, Catawba College, UNC-Chapel
Hill, UNCC, Science Fiction IH, Nonfiction, Mass Media, Dean of Women
Mrs. Bess Oxendine -- B.A., M.A. Mars Hill College, Berea College,
UNCiChapel Hill, Creative Writing, Mythology, Film-making, Advanced
English III, Quill Sz Scroll Co-Advisor, Albrokan Advisor.
Mr. William Pate - Evans College, N.C. Vocational Textile School, N .C.
State University -- Textiles.
Mr. David Poole-- A.B. ASU, Wake Forest University, UNCC, U.S. Histo-
ry, World History, Advisor Key Club.
Mr. Elmer Poole -- Assistant Principal, Dean of Men, A.B. ASU Med.
UNCC, Catawba College, U.S. History, Biology, Consumer Math,
Algebra.
Mrs. Donna Randolph - B.A, UNCC, Career Math, English, Sponsor FTA.
Mr. Ray Rivers -- B.S., M.S., N.C. State University, Algebra Il, Advanced
Algebra and Trigonometry, Head of Math Department, dvisor Key Club.
Mrs. lean Roberts -P Western Carolina University, BS. in Special Educa-
tion, TMR Teacher.
Mrs. Clotilda Rodgers - A.B. Mars Hill College, UNC-Chapel Hill,
Catawba College, Distributive Education, Fashion Merchandising, Co-
Sponsor DECA.
Mrs. Delinda Rodgers - A.B. Meredith College, Geometry, Advanced Ge-
ometry, Algebra II, Advanced Algebra ll, Co-Sponsor of Cheerleaders,
Sponsor of Birthday Committee, Iunior and Senior Prom Sponsor.
Mr. lim Rodgers - A.B. Catawba College, Humanities, Dramatics, Ad-
vanced English Il.
Mr. Mike Safrit - B.S., M.A. Appalachian State University, U.S. and
world history.
Mrs. Sylvia Saunders - B.S., Pembroke State University, BSCS Biology,
General Biology, Sponsor of National Honor Society, Chairman of Science
Department, Sponsor of Citizenship Committee.
Mr. Bob Shinn - A.B., M.A., Duke University, UNC-Chapel Hill, U.S.
History, Modem History, World History, Sponsor Of Debate Club.
Mr. Hoyt O. Sloop -- A.B., M.A., Catawba College, Appalachian State
University, Career Math, ICT, Sponsor VICA Club.
Mrs. Tamera Solomon - A.B., M.Ed., UNC-Charlotte, English IV, Mass
Media, Non-fiction, Shakespearean Drama, Sponsor of Anchor.
Mrs. Becky Stone - B.A. Winthrop College, UNC-Charlotte, Head of
Guidance Department, Sponsor of Sub-juniors.
Mr. Harrison Swander - Asssitant Principal, A.B., Catawba College.
M.Ed., UNCC.
Mr. Edward Thompson - B.S., Livingstone College, N.C. State, A 8: T
University, Algebra l.
Mr. Jerry Trull - B.S., M.A., Appalachian State University, DECA, Spon-
sor of Interact.
Mrs. Edwin L. Van Poole - A.B., W.C. UNC-Chapel Hill, Social Prob-
lems, World History, U.S. History, TPC, Head of Social Studies Depart-
ment.
Mrs. Harriet Ward - B.A., Wake Forest University, Library Co-ordinator,
English Department Co-ordinator.
Mr. Bill Watts -- B.A., Lenoir Rhyne College, Driver's Education, Ad-
ministrative Assistant.
Miss Vickie L. Wilhelm -- B.S. Western Carolina University, Coach Vol-
leyball, I.V. Basketball, Softball.
Mr. Roger Williams -- Bachelor of Music Education, Mars Hill College,
Music, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir.
Mrs. Iennie Wright - B.A., Bennett College, Biology, Advisor to Pep
Club, Sophomore Class Advisor.
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CLASSE
The three classes sophomore, junior, and se-
nior - Each is at a certain stage in school and
life. The sophomore is put down so he can climb
even higher. The junior is caught in the middle
having to make choices and set goals for his
hopeful future.
The Senior has weathered the first storm -
one of many to come. More is expected of him
than he can sometimes deliver, but he is one
who can accept the good and the bad with the
same face - and knows that, no matter what,
being a graduate of A.L. Brown is something to
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President - Ierry Cannon
Vice-President - Mark Norris
Secretary - Linda Hatley
Treasurer - Denise Basinger
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CLASS
The youngest of classes trying to prove
themselves, the sophomore class, the class
of 1980, discovered what A.L.Brown is all
about - embarking on new adventures,
seeing new faces, and finding out what
being a student at Brown is - becoming at
home in the world of senior high.
Ronald Absher Ronnie Acosta Curtis Adcock Angel Altman Kim Almon Mitchell Allen Sheila Alexander Keith Anderson
Donald Anthony Kelly Baldwin Curtis Ballard Tammy Ballard Mary Ann Ballard Tina Barbee Kenneth Barnes Teresa Barnes
Thomas Bamette Danny Barnhardt Ann Barrineaw Denise Bassinger Donna Baucom Louis Bean Marshall Bean Doug Beaver
Scott Beaver Libby Bebber Keith Bell Greg Belk Rusty Berrier jane Blackwelder Ierry Blackwell Selinda Blackwell
Michael Blakeny Ricky Boatwright Aaron Bost Lamont Bowers Michael Bowers Mike Bracewell Chris Bradley Brinetta Bromm
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Secretary - Lori Boggs
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sponsibilities of the PSAT and SAT.
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The Senior Hall of Fame is composed of
students recognized by fellow seniors
and faculty for their service to A.L.
Brown and the community during their 3
years at Brown. We salute our Senior
leaders as friends upon whom one can
always depend. Their years at Brown are
memorable ones - through achieve-
ment.
Janie Ball
Roxanne Bigham
Melanie Bowlin
Pam Bullock
Sheri Burris
Misher Cherry
April Flowe
Bonita Harris
Rhonda Huie
Eulane Mellon
Carie Nunn
Donna Ritchie
Tina Tucker
Christal Whittington
Demetta Witherspoon
Keith Carnes
Eric Dearmon
Chris Edwards
Iohnny Freeze
Chet Greeson
Mike Gibson
Casey Litaker
Robert Maddox
Freddie Martin
Mitch Messer
Denny Oxendine
Kenny Patterson
Paul Settlemyer
Ken Speir
Greg Starnes
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A.L. Brown would not be the school it is
Without the hard Work of our Clubs and Orga-
nizations. Not one club is better than another
but each is sharing for the betterment of the
school.
In achieving there is sacrifice- sacrifice of
time, materials and money, and in sacrifice
there is joy- joy that lasts for a lifetime.
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Ken Speir - President
These student body leaders are elected by the stu-
dent body to preside over the Student Council.
Each year they try to improve conditions here at
Brown. Through many worthwhile activities, they
have attempted to bring unity to our school.
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Greg Starnes - Co-Vice-President
Robert Maddox - Co-Vice-President
Angel Carpenter - Secretary
Eric Linn - Critic
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Eric Slaughter - Treasurer
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Senior Representatives - Junior Representatives -
Sheri Burris Camilla Hall
Steve Morton Darrell Basinger
Kenny Patterson Karen Mingo
Doug Patricio - AFS Student
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Kent Childers
Ierry Blackwell
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Roxanne Bigham
Denny Oxendine
Nickey Wright
Tangela Laney
Danny Linker
Amy Abernathy
Mike Gibson
Bonita Harris
Melanie Bowlin
Carrie Nunn
Kim Griffin
Vickie Kee
Teresa Rhodes
Pattie Iones
Juniors
Ianet Plummer
Lou Barlow
Rachelle Fisher
Bill Friday
Keith Hardin
Donna Brock
Tammy Dellinger
Lori Privette
Tangela Gaither
Donita johnson
Steve Robinette
Debbie Tilley
Mary Ann Connors
Kelly Blackwelder
Sophomores
Leigh Ann Ritchie
Sharon Phillips
Edwin Phifer
Kennette Edwards
Jane McCombs
ADVISORY CDUNCIL
Roxanne Whittington
Kim Poston
jerry Cannon
Angela Massey
Susan Caston
David Whitley
Gay Flemming
Clement Young
Linda Hatley
Donita Iohnson
Lori Moon
Denny Oxendine
Eric Thompson
Jackie Iackson
Kim Davis
Eugene Carson
Randy Petrea
Lois Grier
Sandy Snider
Donald Anthony
Randy Fish
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FSLZBANEE
October was a very busy Month for
Donna Ritchie and April Flowe, who
worked as co-chairman for the 1977
Homecoming festivities. With a little
magic, a special appearance was made by
the mad Hatter and the Queen of Hearts,
and, as usual, the freaky rabbit arrived
late. Chosen by the Student Body, Chris-
tal Whittington was crowned Alice in our
"Wonderland"
Donna Ritchie Sheryl Robinson
Ken Speir Robert Maddox
Not pictured Benita Truesdale Maurice Kirkland, Eric Rose
Kim Lawing Oranda Alexander Ianet Stanback
Mark Laws Ronnie Blackrnon Eric Thompson
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Chris Edwards Kenny Patterson
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Scotty Orland Sabrina Helms Roxanne Bigharn
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May Day heralds the first of May. It symbolizes
the birth and growth of natural things. The
dance around the maypole, dances, and
presents for the queen, are all a part of the
festivities.
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Sandra Day
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American Field Service is a club promoting goodwill
between our country and others. They aim to make
the foreign exchange student feel at home. These stu-
dents show a lot of interest and concern and encour-
age the participation of all students in school and
community affairs.
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Louis Bean
Robin Boone
Betsy Broome
Betsy Buchanan
Rita Campbell
Rebecca Casstevens
Susan Castor
Elaine Chastain
Ann Childers
Tammy Childers
Ianice Christy
Robin Christy
Kelly Coble
Ann Coggins
Mary Ann Conner
Ann Covington
Iill Crainshaw
Lester Dodge
Teresa Duncan
Janice Edgison
Beth Engle
Stacy Fisher
Polly Fowler
Lori Freeze
Bill Friday
Eric Gentle
Anita Gibson
Tod Goodni ht
Paulette Grigin
Gene Griggs
Terry Hamm
Bonita Harris
Cindy Harris
Daphne Harris
Linda Hatley
George I-lilbish
Tammy Iones
jimmy Lamb
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Geoff Langston
Bill Lear .
Carol Link
Susan Linn
Donna Lomax
Rhonda Looney
Teresa Looney
Teresa Love
lon Martin
Mark Martin
Melanie Martin
Beth McCarn
Leigh Ann McDaniel
Eulane Mellon
Kathy Misenheimer
Mack Moore
Teresa Moore
Steve Morton
Gina Overcash
Douglas Patricio
Lisa Pethel
Edwin Phiffer
Grant Pope
Kim Poston
Teresa Pressley
Debbie Presson
Mindy Reese
Pam Roberts
Debbie Robinette
Ian Rosdoe
Eric Sills
Eric Slaughter
Kelly Sloan
Sandy Smith
Elly Thornburg
Iulie Tilley
Anna Troutman
Micheal Tyner
Karen Ward
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Sigma Alpha Chi is a Tri-Hi-Y Club made up
from girls in the junior class. They have been
working together for four years and have ac-
complished a great deal. They have helped
promote the girl's programs at the YMCA and
have also been involved in community services.
Gale Pressley - President
Kay Chapman - Vice-President
Sandra Day - Secretary
Lisa Luck - Treasurer
Lori Privette - Chaplain
Lisa Lewis - Reporter
Charlotte Matheny - Reporter
Lou Barlow
April Britt
Betsy Broome
Angel Carpentar
Kay Chapman
Tammy Dellinger
Kelly Griffin
Camilla Hall
Kelly McCommons
Karen McGill
Kathy Petrea
Mindy Reese
Debbie Whaley
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Alpha Zeta Chi is a Tri-I-li-Y Club for girls from
the sophomore class. They have done many
projects, helping the community and the
YMCA. These girls started this Club themselves
and have been very dedicated. Their en-
thusiasm is evident in everything they do.
Allison Wagoner - President
Ann Coggins - Vice-President
Sandy Snider - Secretary, Treasurer
Susan Linn - Chaplain
Shelia Richardson
Leigh Ann Ritchie
Iane McCombs
Lori Freeze
Debbie Robinette
Lori Valentine
Sally Daniels
Kennette Edwards
Susan Linn
Ann Coggins
Sandy Snider
Allison Wagoner
ALPHA ZETA CHI
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In Duplicating are the dedicated
students who live in a world of
blue ink and White paper. They
supply teachers with necessary
copies of tests, announcements,
and worksheets.
Denise Harwood
Sandy Smith
Elaine Chastain
Paulette Griffin
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Banking staff consists of honest
and dependable students who
keep account of club money and
handle other school finances.
They help write checks, receipts,
and keep check on school expen-
ditures with the assistance of the
school banker.
Debbie Whaley
Keith Carnes
Mary Ridenhour
Karen Trull
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Phil Sellers
Freddie Martin
Lori Barr
Rachel Chambers
Crystal Pope
Scotty Orland
Ioan Little
David Norris
Eric Linn
Audrey Thompson
Kelly Coble
Donita Johnson
Edwin Phifer
Chris Edwards
Tonya Gordon
joy Love
johnny Freeze
Kelly McCommons
Gay Kerley
Anna Troutman
Tim Sigmon
Ginger Griffin
Office Pages
Donald Anthony
Lillie Archie
Linda Biles
Donna Brock
Kay Chapman
Misher Cherry
Billy Cook
Renva Davis
Bonnie Demby
Dennis Hendrix
Debbie Hines
Leslie Mills
Sara Mullis
Trina Payne
Gail Pressley
Tracey Presson
Paul Settlemyer
Pam Tinsley
Lori Walker
Angela Wilkinson
Iohn Melchor
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Iohnny Freeze
Eric Richardson
Roxanne Bigham
Karen Trull
Sandra Lumsden
Sherri Kerley
Chrystal Whittington
Dan Howard
Eric Linn
Denny Oxendine
Chet Greeson
Ricky Britt
Tina Tucker
Mike Gibson
Lynn Barbee
Frank Smith
Robert Maddox
Lillie Archie
Iantha Manious
Ginger Griffin
Tim Anderson
Myron Whitaker
Paulette Griffin
Mike Smith
Donita Johnston
Tamisha Lisk
Trina Rogers
Shelia Alexander
Sharon Chisholm
Sherry Richardson
Donna Ritchie
Pam Bullock
Becky Russell
Kathy Turnmire
Karen Carnes
Sharon Moody
Shelia Burr
Beth Earnhardt
Paulette Griffin
Linda Biles
Ricky Harrington
Deans Assistants
Ianet Willis
Pat Glascoe
Amy Anderson
Tammy Balloud
Karen Brown
Kathy Bumgauder
Karen Chishlom
Sandy Foster
Kim Gibson
Tonya Gordon
Surada Hogue
Lori Gordon
Robin Lunsford
Terri McCarn
Kim Poston
Audrey Sloop
Iudy Teate
Robin Wison
Library Club is essential to the operation of
the library as well as the school. These stu-
dents are always striving to improve library
service. This year they have held various con-
tests to promote interest and appreciation for
the library. These assistants also attend dis-
trict and state conventions. Two students
serve in state positions: Chrystal Strickland,
Secretary, and Rachel Chambers, Chairman
Andrea Caithers
Rhonda Looney
Jenny Moss
Elaine Overcash
Mike Sloop
Barry King
Mary Ann Barbee
Lori Barr
Rachel Chambers
Elly Throngburg
of Special Awards Committee.
Tyrone Marlow
Doug Wensil
Kathy Cherry
Eric Gentle
Chrystal Strickland
Connie Tucker
Rebecca Casstevens
Mary Ridenhour
Connie Tucker
Advisors: Mrs. Betty Cauble
Mrs. Ginger Grunke
Mrs. Carolyn Duplisea
LIBRARY CLUB
Library Secretary
Doug Wensil
Todd Smith
Bobby Eagle
Wayne Tino
The stage crew assists
with all productions on
the stage. It is their re-
sponsibility to set up
lights and microphones,
pull curtains, supervise
scenes, and control sight
and sound. They some-
times work early before
school to make a perfor-
mance more enjoyable.
jeff Tilley
Steve Iordan
Beatrice Griffin
STAGE CREW
BUS DRIVERS
Iohn Martin - Manager
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Larry Wellmon
Scott Roseman
Chris Fowler
Roger Moore Keith Smith Bus Drivers are the dependable students skilled in handling a
Dwayne Adams Terry Moody bus and its contents at the same time. They spend cold early
Charles Bush William Rice mornings and long afternoons transporting other students be
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Wanda Overcash more appreciation than they receive.
Mark Laws
Danny Linker
Phil Gurley
Nicky Wright
Casey Litaker
Charlie Iames
Chris Edwards
Freddie Martin
Mike Smith
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Dwight Hunter
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Bill Watts
Kenny Patterson
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Chet Greeson
Maurice Kirkland
Milton Davis
Billy james
Steve Litaker
Todd Fields
Tim Erwin
Brad Holbrooks
Paul Settlemyer
Darrell Basinger
Lavon Gill
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Kenny Patterson
President
Mike Gibson
Vice-President
Todd Haley
2nd Vice-President
Mike Boger
Secretary
Danny Linker
William Watson
Ken Speir
Iohnny Freeze
Steve Litaker
Freddie Martin
Eric Thompson
Matt Hearne
Sherman Cauther
Artie Morrow
Phil Gurley
Stacey Fisher
Mark Bragg
Tim Sigmon
Ieff Pinkston
Milton Davis
Eugene Carson
Gary Barringer
Keith Mason
Barry Lentz
Eric Lambert
Greg Starnes
Harry Glenn
Tim Shue
Donald Gray
Chet Greeson
Lenny Howie
Derrick Rodgers
Eric Linn
Robert Maddox
Doug Young
Keith Bell
Lynn Ritchie
Mack Moore
Carlos Cunningham
Clifford White
Mark Norris
Quentin Thompson
Eric Lipscomb
Don Lozenby
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A L Brown Marching Band
Being a member of the band requires hours of
long practice. This has paid off and has ac-
complished a number one rating again in Bris-
tol, and allowed the BIG GREEN MACHINE to
represent not only Brown but North Carolina in
the Orange Bowl Parade.
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All Sfatv Band con-
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Graham, Glenda
Hinson, Cathy
Hodge, Patti
Hord, Iudy
Hoyle, Margaret
Hunter, Shelley
julian, Sandi
Massey, Angela
Morris, Donna
Pennington, Cindy
Setzer, Pam
Simmons, Rena
Sloop, Wanda
Smith, Annette
A.L. Brown Chorus
Smith, Ianice
Stames, Amy
Tilley, Margaret
Tinsley, Pam
Brown, Ginger
Casstevens, Rebecca
Eldreth, Ruby
Fink, Marie
Foggie, Iackie
Hancock, Donna
Iohnson, Sandra
Kennedy, Alesia
Kerley, Lisa
Mosley, Mae
Mullis, Sarah
Norris, Karen
Phifer, Cathy
Rucker, Ida
Shaw, Marva
Simiton, Tanya
Stanback, LaDonna
Ward, Diane
Blackmon, Iohn
Davis, Mike
Moss, Barry
Belk, Greg
Fincher, Iohn
Morton, Steve
Payne, Keith
Weddinton, Gregg
Whitley, Todd
Caldwell, Loraine
Chastain, Elaine
Combs, Teresa
Emerson, Virginia
Ewing, Robin
Garmon, Karen
Hale, Charlotte
Hunter, Wanda
Linn, Cindy
Lomax, Donna
Martin, Melanie
Merriman, Renea
Moore, Brenda
Overcash, Nancy
Torrence, Jewell
Wooten, Jeri
Bames, Teresa
Baynard, Robin
Castor, Susan
Crumblin, Tonda
Gill, Octavia
Karriker, Sherry
Lawrence, Dian
Maness, Iantha
McRorie, Gina
Shumake, Cheryl
Stanback, Trena
Stevenson, Linda
Thrift, Donna
Christy, Greg
Eddleman, Gary
King, Barry
Mills, Kenny
Rose, Tola
Walker, Ierry
Watson, Danny
White, Clifford
Brown, Rodney
Dearmon, Eric
Lear, Bill
Phifer, Morris
Prevette, Kenneth
Rucker, William
The A.L. Brown Chorus displays stu-
dents with vocal and intrumental tal-
ents through varied styles of music.
Their continuous practice is obvious
when special assembly programs are
performed. They have attended many
contests and have held many concerts.
Bonnie Allman
Lori Boggs
Amy Dowell
Karen Goodman
Shaylee Whitehead
Kennette Edwards
April Flowe
Leslie Griffith
Melanie Martin
Amy Sloop
Melinda Swiggett
Karen Ward
Mike Davis
Chris Gardner
Clement Young
Tim Haithcock
Mendel McGill
Kenny Mills
Tim Robinson
Danny Watson
Lois Grier
Rhonda Huie
Vickie Iarrett
Karen Norris
Tammy Waller
Vena Adams
Donna Dellinger
Sherry Karriker
Ianet Plummer
Sheryl Robinson
Demetta Witherspoon
Iohn Fincher
Mark Lentz
Kyle Moon
Steve Mott
Quinton Thompson
Ierry Blackwell
Roger Brown
Donal Gray
Al Griffin
Bill Lear
Greg Sloop
A Cappella Choir performs without music
which requires a great deal of musical ability
They have been on WBTV's "Top of the Day"
singing religious, patriotic, and popular music
These students are Very versatile in their musi
cal talent.
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Kelly Hardin - Editor
Geoff Langston
Troy Howard
Iaymie Shue
Beverly Lisk
Ieannie Hendrix
Leigh Ann McDaniel
Sharon McPherson
Daphne Harris
Dennis Hendrix
Beth Sloop
Brown Beat staff is composed of stu-
dents who learn the ways of journal-
ism and the way to put together a
newspaper. They highlight special
events, such as an issue for the Con-
cord game, Christmas, and Valen-
tine's Day. They manage their own
accounts and look for the proper story
space, not to mention writing col-
umns and editorials.
Quill and Scroll is an honor society
for staffers from Albrokan and Brown
Beat who excel. They are journalism
students who express themselves
through their Work. This is a special
club for creating interest in journal-
ism and scholarship.
Quill and Scroll
Albrokan
Albrokan Staff is a group of students who
are responsible for taking pictures, draw-
ing layout, and producing the yearbook of
of A.L. Brown. It's a long year of deadlines,
and many midnight hours go into prepara-
tion and final scrutiny. The staffers gain a
year of happenings, a very close relation-
ship with each other, and a .lifetime of
memories.
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Eulane Mellon - President
Lea Ann Collins - Vice-President
Kathy Petrea - Treasurer
Tracy London - Secretary
Bonnie Allman
Kelly Blackwelder
Lori Boggs
Charlie Bostick
Mary Ann Conner
Tammy Davidson
Kim Davis
Sandra Day
Kelly Griffin
French Club
Camilla Hall Gale Pressley
Terry Hamns Lori Privette
Bonita Harris Steve Ragan
jimmy Hubbard june Taylor
Daphne Harris Debbie Whaley
Geoff Langston Sandy Smith
Lisa Lewis David Wyatt
Lisa Luck Pat Christy
Leigh Ann McMurry April Britt
Mack Moore Betsy Buchanan
Mike Penninger Ann Childers
Randy Petrea Carmen Childers
Ianet Plummer
T Le Cerle Francais is a group of stu-
dents who excel in the French lan-
guage and are interested in French
civilization and culture - along with
monthly meetings and planned
projects, some games, refreshments,
and lots of fun.
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Gene Griggs - President
Mindy Reese - Vice-President
Karen Ward - Secretary
Tammy Dellinger - Treasurer
Lillie Archie
Todd Argo
Sherri Bolick
Robin Boone
Betsy Broome
jimmy Cline
Mark Craver
Ianice Edgison
Polly Fowler
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Spanish Club
Jeff Freeze
Eric Gentle
Anita Gibson
Tod Goodnight
Phil Gurley
Jackie Iackson
Sherrie Karrikar
Kim King
Melody Martin
Beth McCarn
Kelly McCommon
Kevin McLeon
Karen Morehead
Los Conquistodores meet monthly
with a program and games. They
learn more about Spanish culture
and customs. At Christmas, they
join the French and AFS clubs in a
festival in which they participate
in the breaking of the pinata.
Mary Ridenhour
Pam Roberts
Tim Robinson
Anna Troutman
Karen Ward
Iudy Young
Barry Lentz
Todd Haley
Chet Greeson
jimmy Lamb
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FBLA
Future Business Leaders of America
is a group of students who explore
the prospects of a clerical career.
They realize the importance of skil-
led people in today's world of busi-
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Shona Miller - President
Sandy Smith - Vice-President
Seresa Rhodes - Secretary
Sheryl Robinson
Amy Abernathy
Donna Anderson
Tim Anderson
Roxanne Bigham
Sue Boone
Larry Cline
Sandra Cline
April Flowe
Tammy Fortson
Allen Griffin
Paulette Griffin
Virginia Hall
Bonita Harris
Loretta Hudson
Iohn Iordan
Katrina Lane
Barry Moss
Rhoda McFarlin
Cinda Powell
Benita Truesdale
Treasurer
Mona Woods
Debbie Yates
Sherry Yates
Timothy Wyatt
john Melchor
Donna Brock
Anita Gibson
Sharon McPherson
Karen Mingo
Karen Morehead
Tammy Reese
Angela Wilkinson
Kim Almon
Tina Barbee
Gwendolyn Blackmon
Sentrie Edwards
Jeannie Hendrix
Cathy Hinson
Karen Lowery
Tamara Noles
Priscilla Maddox
Kathy Turmire
Ieri Wasten
Future Homemakers of America are students
who are interested in the affairs of the home.
This club stresses all the top priorities of a fu-
ture homemaker. Each year, the club, which is
composed of students who have had home eco-
nomics, helps to develop creative leadership in
the home and community.
Denise Bailey
Almiua Earnhardt
Sybil Harrington
Francis Howard
Renee Hunter
Terri Iames
Bonnie jenkins
Penny Iones
Linda Melchor
Debbie Nobles
Marty Pethel
Teresa Rhodes
Audrey Sloop
Kim Smith
janet Stanback
Robin Waldroup
Cindy Waller
Frances White
Debbie Yates
Dawn Bowman
Angel Altman
Karen Beaver
Tricha Crisco
Donna Gainey
Crystal Helton
Tammy Iones
Karen Iaplin
Sandi julian
Cynithia Lawson
Tammy Lyles
Michelle Maxwell
Taran McCorkle
jackie McPherson
Ieanine Miller
Mea Mosley
Iackie Sheets
Kathy Swan
Iuday Teate
Pam Tinsley
Debbie Hood
Susan Bostic
Brenetta Brown
Lorraine Caldwell
Renva Davis
Polly Fowler
Lynn Haney
Mary Harris
Athena Knox
Penny Lindsay
Rhonda Looney
Donna Lowery
Priscilla Maddox
Pam Rogers
Keith Overcash
Carla Thompson
Linda Trexler
Tammy Waller
Donna Childress
Pam McClure
Brenda Henry
Tammy Brown
Kay Brown
Perriann Fields
Deana Fisher
Beverly Hill
Sharon Honeycutt
Donna Litaker
Bonnie McCallum
Gail Odom
Teresa Potts
Freda Thompson
Kim Walters
Teresa Bell
Sherri Bentley
Donna Brock
Ginger Brown
Teresa Combs
Deidra Cunningham
Sandy Foster
Cha Cha Grass
Gladys Hannah
Alisia Kennedy
Kathy Linker
Angela Massey
Renee Merriman
Brenda Maure
Rena Simmons
Tamela Saden
Donna Wiggins
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Girls of the Sub-junior Club attended a Iam-
boree in the summer and had a Halloween
Festival which included a yard, craft, or bake
sale. They prepared the teachers a luncheon,
visited a rest home, and sold Spook lnsur-
ance from which the proceeds went to Girls
Haven. They also prepared a sign for each
home football game for the players to run
through.
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Tina Tucker - President
Donna Ritchie - Vice-President
Kathy Blakeney - Secretary
Lisa McCombs - Treasurer
Bonita Harris - Chaplain
Janie Ball
Carrie Nunn
Angel Carpenter
Sandra Day
Mindy Reese
Charlotte Matheny
Zebetta King
Kim Davis
Lou Barlow
Kelly Griffin
Lori Privette
Sheri Burris
Eulane Mellon
Susie Cleary
Rhonda Huie
Lisa Luck
Terrie Adcock
Rachel Brotherton
Daphne Harris
Iourtha Griffin
Anchor Club, a group of girls sponsored by the Pilot Club,
has been very active this year. They started working to-
gether in the summer on various projects. They have
adopted a child for which they have done innumerable
things. They took some orphans trick or treating, gave
Foster children a Christmas party, held a bazaar in which
the proceeds Went to the Empty Stocking Fund, have
given teas for various groups of the school, and made
bulletin boards for the social room.
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President - Crystal Whittington
Vice-President - Linda Harrington
Secretary - April Flowe
Treasurer - Karen Trull
Karen Mingo
Karen Morehead
Robin Boone
Betsey Buchanan
Virginia Tilley
Sharon McVay
Lisa Lewis
Pam Bullock
Amy Abernathy
Scotty Orland
Sandra Lumsden
Kim King
Kay Chapman
Ioyce Bean
Tangela Laney
Tammy Dellinger
Sue Boone
Sheri Kerley
Beth Earnhardt
Lori Boggs
Interact
Interact Club is a unique boys' club
sponsored by Rotary International.
They have held a car wash as one of
their projects to help the community
and school. These boys are dedi-
cated, cooperative examples of
friendly involvement.
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Eric Lambert - President
Iohnny Freeze - Vice President
Mitch Messer - Secretary Treasurer
Mike Falls - Sgt. of Arms
Freddie Martin
Mike Gibson
Chet Greeson
Denny Oxendine
Barry Lentz
Phil Gurley
Casey Litaker
Kenny Patterson
Ken Speir
Greg Starnes
Maurice Kirkland
Jeff Pinkston
Eric Linn
Eric Richardson
Lynne Barbee
Danny Linker
Chris Edwards
jimmy Hubbard
Steve Reagan
Iohnny May
Mark Bragg
Bryant Black
Doug Patricio
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Nicky Wright - President
Carlos Cunningham -- Secretary
Eugene Carson - Vice-President
Randy Petrea - Treasurer
Darrell Basinger
Mike Boger
Willie Campbell
Ierry Cannon
Iimmy Cline
Bill Friday
Todd Goodnight
Gene Griggs
Key Club is a group for boys em-
phasizing strong character. This
year, they have attended Kiwanis
meetings, raked leaves, and col-
lected for the Empty Stocking Fund.
Key Club
Brad Holbrook
Phil Hubbard
Charlie Iames
Raymond Knox
Mark Laws
Ion Martin
Mack Moore
Ioe Sloop
Todd Smith
Doug Young
Keith Boone
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Rachel Chambers - President
Donna Brock - Vice-President
Charlotte Hale - Secretary
Lori Valentine - Treasurer
Terri Adcock
Lori Barr
Robert Clay
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Jeff Freeze
Eulane Mellon
Terri McCarn
Polly Fowler
Crystal Hill
Lisa Lewis
Mary Ridenhour
Doug Wensil
Angela Wilkinson
Glenda Williams
Teresa Love
Tracey Presson
Ianice Wellmon
Future Teachers of America are a group of
students who endeavor to learn the op-
portunities and reasons of the teaching
profession. They become aware of the
problems of teaching and the enjoyment
of teaching also, while they learn them-
selves.
Iustin Keever
Susan Price
Mendal McGill
Shirley Gordan
Phil Shuemake
Phil Gurley
jamie Wilson
Phyllis Keever
Ginger Griffin
Kevin McCloud
Kathy Kennedy
Chi Chi Grass
Doug Patricio
Bea Griffin
Art Club
Art Club is a group of students who
develop active creative interests and
participate in the various art media.
They help in making the Homecom-
ing scenery, display art in the front
hall, and represent our school and our
town in contests and exhibits.
Lester Dodge
Myron Whitaker
Derrick Rodgers
Lamar Whitley
Don Ledbetter
Renea Merman
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Ianie Ball - President
Keith Carnes - Vice-President
Virginia Tilley - Treasurer
Carie Nunn - Secretary
Eulane Mellon - Chaplain
Stan Harris
Casey Litaker
Darrell Basinger
Gene Griggs
Eric Linn
Bill Lear
Lori Boggs
Betsy Buchanan
Freddie Martin
Cindy Richter
Lisa Lewis
Scotty Orland
Kevin McLeod
Steve Ragan
Randy Petrea
Phil Sellers
Bill Friday
things for others.
Pat Christy
Rhondie Huie
Sharon McVay
Lori Privette
Terri McCarn
Barry Lentz
Angel Carpenter
Mindy Reese
Cinda Powell
Patty Hammonds
Ioyce Bean
Tammy Davidson
Lori Barr
Charlotte Matheny
Melanie Martin
Tina Tucker
Bonita Harris
Sandra Blackwell
Demetta Witherspoon
Advisors: Sylvia Saunde
Daniel Boone
National Honor Society is a group of stu-
dents who serve the school and community
through various projects. Their member-
ship is based on scholastic achievement,
leadership, and character. They have pre-
pared refreshments for workers in the
press box at football games, gone caroling
at nursing homes, and made numerous
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The Bible Club promotes Christian fellow-
ship in many ways from providing parties
at the orphanages to having morning De-
votions. CThey Love, They Pray, They
Share, They Care, By Letting jesus be the
Lord of All.J
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Mike Davis - President
Ricky Hinson- Vice- President
Bonnie Moore - Vice-President
Vange McHarge - Chaplain
David Norris Chaplain
Ciny Cook - Reporter
Edwin Phifer - Cameraman
Terri Clowney - Treasurer
Cathy Phifer - Secretary
Amy Starnes
Annie Covington
Teresa Pressley
Teresa Bell
Anne Scott
Jonathon Allison
Donald Anthony
Glenda Graham
LaDonna Stanback
Ianice Smith
Penny Smith
Eddie Hartozog
Karen Morris
Missey Fury
Iantha Maness
Rodney Brown
Roger 'Brown
Ronnie Blackmon
Ray Mills
Tammy Beaver
Vernon Sheelor
Linda Melcolm
Cindy Carter
jerry Blackwell
Kathy Blakenell
Kathy Cherry
Tonda Crumblin
Ierry Cannon
Iohn Fincher
Randy Gentle
Gladys Hannah
Daphne jones
Randy, Iohnson
Elaine Kennendy
Pam Kilby
Donna Lomax
Ricky Maddox
Donna Morris
Rhoda McParlin
Linda Mechlor
Morris Phifer
Travis Starnes
Marianne Starnes
Greg Weddington
Rena Simmions
Annette Smith
Debbie Tilley
Diane Ward
Thomas Ware
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FGCI is a club for students interested in science
who like to experiment. This year some of the
members attended a Science Festival held at
N.C. State. They have also investigated and
prepared consumer reports on over-the-counter
drugs, food and food additives, soaps and de-
tergents.
Stan Harris - President Tom Slaughtgr
Keith Carnes - Vice-President B111 Friday
Betsy Broome - Secretary Betsy Buchanan
Charlotte Matheny - Treasurer Kathy Pefrea
Tracy London
Leigh Ann McMurry
Beth McCarn
Ken Speir
Mindy Reece
Lisa Lewis
Robin Brown
Ion Martin
Bob Frye
Lisa Pethel
Phil Sellers
David Benson
Tod Goodnight
Billy Cook
Lisa McCombs
Gene Griggs
Kelly McCommons
Iohnny May
Mark Carver
Eric Sills
janet Plummer
Edwin Phifer
Donald Anthony
Lea Ann Collins
Janie Ball
Mack Moore
Barry Lentz
Eulane Mellon
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Pep Club
Oranda Alexander
Jatana Allen
Tammy Alsbrooks
Lillie Archie
Teresa Barnes
Jenny Cambell
Misher Cherry
Janice Christy
Karen Clowney
Tonda Crumblin
Kathy Curry
Robin Curry
Gi i Curry
Roiin Christy
Kathy Cherry
Rita Campbell
Rachelle Fisher
Tangela Gaither
Angela Grier
Robin Hanes
Kim Hearne
Beverly Hill
Judy Hord
Michele Hughes
Janet Hunter
Wanda Hunter
Jackie Jackson
Sandra Johnson
Daphne Jones
Elaine Kennedy
Julie Kennedy
Paula Kirkpatrick
Tina Knox
Tamesha Lisk
Priscilla Maddox
Ricky Maddox
Angela Massey
Linda Melchor
Karen Mingo
Sharon Moody
Karen Moorehead
lantha Maness
Suzie Pethel
Rhonda Overcash
Kim Reece
Sheryl Robinson
Helen Russell
Marva Shaw
Vanessa Sloan
Annetta Smith
Janice Smith
LaDonna Stanback
Trena Stanback
Linda Stevenson
Chrystal Strickland
Linda Trexler
Suzie Young
History Club
Mitch Messer - President
Eulane Mellon - Vice-President
Todd Goodnight
Kevin McLeod
Steve Morton
Sandra Day
Janet Plummer
Gene Griggs
Kyle Taylor
Beth McCarn
Doug Patricio
Stan Harris
Eric Lambert
Donna Ritchie
Rhonda Huie
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Sherry Yates - President
Virginia Hall - Vice-President
Shona Miller - Secretary
Larry Cline - Treasurer
Amy Abernathy
Felicia Anderson
Roxanne Bigham
Sue Boone
Sandra Cline
Loretta Hudson
Katrina Lane
Rhoda McFarlin
Teresa Moore
Cinda Powell
Melody Stafford
Benita Truesdale
Kandy Tucker
Mona Woods
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Cooperative Office Occupations is a group
of students who spend their time Working
in banks, offices, and other clerical occupa-
tions. They discover ways to be successful
in business careers. They also learn the ad-
vantages and disadvantages of office life.
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Donna Childers
Shelia Cochran
Tonda Crumblin
Sabrina Helms
Alisa Kennedy
Donna Lomax
Donna Morris
Tammy Smith
Melinda Swiggett
Audrey Thompson
Melinda White
HOSA is made up of students interested in exploring opportunities in health fields.
The goal of the club is to carry out the state theme which is helping others through
service and action. They made Halloween bags for teachers, prepared fruit baskets for
lounges and distributed Christmas cards at Cabarrus Nursing Center. They have also
held bake sales for the Empty Stocking and Heart Fund. They have called people to
donate blood forthe bloodmobile, and raised money for Easter Seals. These are only a
few of the projects this club has carried out.
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Beth Bost
Amy Dowell
Gene Earnhardt
Tim Goodale
Carolyn Goodwin
Kim Haynes
Rita Howard
Terri Howell
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Milton McCoy
Milton Smith
Freda Thompson
Robin Upright
Danny Webster
Lillie Archie
Mary Ann Coleman
Dale Deese
ICT
Steve Jordan
Daniel Lambert
Danny Litaker
Marie McCombs
Kevin Moffit
Stacey Mullis
Larry Perkins
Teresa Rhodes
Phyllis Rivers
Pam Rogers
Wayne Tino
Richard Wagner
Keith Alexander
Keith Boone
David Booth
Dawn Bowman
Mike Brown
Ernie Harrington
Beverly Hill
Charlie Iames
lantha Maness
Bobby Preslar
Mike Stephens
Ieff Tilley
Donna Woodard
Industrial Cooperative Train-
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Iimmy Slough
Dale Bullock
Tony Brown
john Melchor
Maurice Kirkland
Ioey Miller
Debbie Russell
Derrick Rodgers
Roger Moore
Richard Skipper
Danny Goodman
Rusty Cline
Doug Wensil
Robin Hough
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Periann Fields - Parlimentarian
Donna Litaker - Photographer
Robin Hough - Historian
Dari Haynes
Lea Ann Lentz
Mark Brin le
Bobby Mceay
Tim Robinson
Ricky Walters
Keith Gordon
Shirley Gordon
Tonya Gordon
Kim Lawing
Monica Ford
Steve Robinette
Debbie Whitaker
Bobby Eagle
Mike Pressley
Morris Phifer
Donita johnson
Candy Bonds
Karona Parker
Tammy Safrit
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Melanie Bowlin
Rhonda Eagle
Pam jones
Ian Hudson
Rex Baucom
Cathy Phifer
William Covington
Pam Pressley
Lisa Knowles
David Staton
Patty Hammonds
Sybil Harrington
Teresa Wyke
Tamelia Iordon
Kerri Fesperman
Ma Bamhardt
Linldla Harrington
Debbie Foster
Karen Trull
Greg Belk
Eric Deaton
Cindy Ballard
Darrell Graham
Sue Smith
Cindy Waller
Norma Linton
Ian Sechler
Ianet Tyson
Michele Meachum
Vickie Kee
Renva Davis
David Moser
Mark Demarcus
Mark Davis
Clint Myers
Mark Sweatt
Tammy Fortson
Everett Dalton
Tony Queseberry
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year the club develops interest among its mem-
bers in the restoration of cars while striving to
promote individual leadership. They also build a
float for the Christmas parade.
Curtis Ballard
Tony Bittle
Barry Bonds
David Booth
Michael Bowers
johnny Craig
Marty Crainshaw
Tim Clay
David Frye
Doug Furr
Tim Hardin
Ernest Harrington
Donny Iulian
Donald Marshall
Ronald McCorkle
Artie Morrow
joe Perry
Mark Seamon
Wayne Tyson
Mark Baker
Tim Barber
Barry Eury
Charlie Harrington
Automotive Club
Freddie Ketner
Randy Lear
Chris McWhorter
Donnie Morton
Stacey Mullis
David Pence
Ricky Weaver
Tracy Harris
Curtis Adcock
Ierry Campbell
Michael Church
jerry Daniels
Iohnny Faggart
David Hey
Iarnes Lear
Iames Melton
Rhonda Overcash
Tim Payne
Kim Reece
Mark Robinette
Len Sherrill
Doug Wilhelm
Robbie Wike
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Casey Litaker
Charlie Iames
Chris Edwards
Freddie Martin
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Mark Bragg
Dwight Hunter
Eric Thompson
Kenny Patterson
Ken Speir
Chet Greason
Maurice Kirkland
Milton Davis
Billy james
Steve Litaker
Todd Fields
Tim Ervin
Brad Holbrooks
Darrell Bassinger
Lavon Gill
William Watson
Phillip Cherry
Coach Bob Boswell
Ronny McC0rkle
Todd Haley
Ketih Thompson
Mike Boger
Clifford White
Bill Loan
Billy Burgess
Randy Rice
Tim Haithcock
Gary Barringer
Mike Chisholm
Coach Mike Lanbeth
Coach Hugh Corlon
Chris Norris
Willie Campbell
Bryant Black
Bill Amerson
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Casey Litaker - Co-Captain, All-Conference
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Artie Morrow
Todd Thompson
Mark Norris
Keith Phifer
Doug Brown
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Chris Bradley
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Willie Ason
Randy Rice
Lance Smith
George Moody
Coach Mike Lanbeth
Coach Pete Stone
Coach Ron Byerly
Coach Gerald Hefner
The Iunior Varsity football team was a team
of power that excited all who watched it.
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Kelly Griffin - Most Valuable
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Lou Ann Barnette
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Sheryl Robinson
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Kim Haney
Wanda Hunter
Carol Morgan
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showing their talents the team set several new records. Also, it
won the first tournament ever at Brown. We produced three Con-
ference Champions - Kenny, Casey, and Ernie Safrit plus eight
All-Conference wrestlers. With coaches like Ron Byerly and Mike
Lambeth leading the way, our wrestlers truly became a winning
team.
Mike Chisolm
Tim Sigmon
Ernie Safrit
Val Lawson
Ray Rucker
Doug Brown
Mendall McGill
Ricky Weaver
Derrick Rodgers
Gary Barringer
Kenny Patterson
Mike Proctor
William Watson
Ronnie Acosta
Steve Litaker
Tim Hathcock
Casey Litaker
Aron Bost
Mark Bragg
Clifford White
AIMING FUR THE BEST
Boy's Varsity Basketball Team
Darrell Basinger
Ronnie Blackrnon
Mike Gibson
Allen Griffin
Marty Griffin
Keith Hardin
Iimmy Hubbard
Eric Lipscomb
Robert Maddox
Fred Martin
Randy Petrea
Iarnes Robbins
Mark White
Douglas Young
Coach - Earl Lentz
Manager - Ricky Maddox
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made our mark in the 4-A. Our pride was abundant
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Mark Goldston
Kelly Morrison
Ierome Griffin
Robert Williams
Matthew Hearne
Randy Iohnson
Eugene Carson
Brown High School
Lennie Howie
Raymond Knox
Darron Hamby
Mike Smith
Don Lazenby
Darryl Foster
Quintin Thompson
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Teresa Barnes Sharon Moody
Misher Cherry Lori Privette
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Rachelle Fisher Ann Widenhouse -
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SKILLEDA DI PRQVING
Kennette Edwards
Lois Grier
Lori Freeze
Ann Widenhouse
Ianice Wellman
Cathey Phifer
Selinda Blackwell
Glenda Graham
Sandy Iohnson
LaDonna Stanback
jill Little
Tammy Allsbrook
Rachelle Fisher
Lori Privette
Coach - Vickie Wilhelm
Manager - Kim Poston
Girls' I.V. Team
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Mitch Messer
Tim Anderson
johnny Freeze
Bill Friday
Danny Coe
Randy Iohnson
Stacey Fisher
Edwin Phifer
Mark Goldston
Kelly Morrison
Louis Bean
George Hilbish
Tennis is a team that uses co-ordination and spirit
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Boys' Tennis - the best.
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Carie Nunn Sandy Snider
Debbie Whaley Shaylee Whitehead
Kim Allman Coach D. Perkins
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Carie Nunn - All-Conference, 4th in doubles with
Mindy Reese
Kim Allman - Won the 6th seed division in singles
Mindy Reese - All-Conference, 4th in doubles
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Mark Seamon
Melvin Haney
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your wind and conditioning yourself for a better
time or jump. ln the end it all pays off because
you've reached your ultimate goal ,.... a
school record or maybe an advancement to the
state finals! Sparked by conference standout
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Thompson, Eric
Mullis, David
Gibson, Mike
Litaker, Casey
McGill, Mendel
Adams, Dwayne
Davis, Milton
Foil, Mike
Cunningham, Carlos
Smith, Allen
Boger, Mike
Weast, Randy
Haley, Todd
Bostick, Charley
Black, Bryant
Norris, Chris
Allison, james
McCorkle, Ronnie
Basinger, Daryl
Carson, Eugene
Rucker, james
Hardin, Keith
Cline, Todd
Sloop, joe
Barringer, Gary
Thompson, Todd
Cunningham, Derrick
Payne, Tim
Sigmon, Tim
Cauthen, Sherman
Templeton, Tim
Walters, Ken
Ritchie, Linn
Smith, Mike
Campbell, Willie
Belk, Greg
Christy, Greg
Thompson, Quentin
Maxwell, Darrell
Norris, Mark
Anthony, Donald
Holloway, Richard
Griffin, Eddie
Cannon, Ierry
King, Garry
Metcalf, Brad
Melton, Scott
White, Clifford
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Barbee, Lynn Morgan, Chuck Smith, Todd
Craver, Mark Mott, Steve Teague, Phil
Hubbard, jimmy Petrea, Randy Waddell, Marty
Hubbard, Mark Richardson, Eric Whitley, David
Hubbard, Phil Sloop, Greg Coach Lentz, Earl
Moore, Mack Slaughter, Eric
Improvement was the word for Golf.
These men mixed nerve, skill, and a lit-
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Lillie Archie
Lou Ann Barnette
Renee Connell
Ann Covington
Sentrie Edwards
Maria Grass
Angelia Grier
Marion Herbert
Iill Little
Karen McGill
Susie Pethel
Cathy Phifer
Marie Rhyne
Sherry Richardson
Kim Rose
Sandi Snider
Diane Ward
Janice Wellman
Tammy Reese - Manager
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SOL0
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When one thinks of sports, he most
often sees football or baseball or some
other team sport. There are those,
however, who think first of indi-
vidual sports, and it is these sports
which are usually carried into adult
life.
Students at A.L. Brown engage in
many solo sports, some of them stars
in their own right. Skating is a
longtime favorite of sophomore Kyle
Moon, who has won many trophies
and awards in both speed skating and
dance skating. Other students, like
junior Mike Foil, have taken up
skateboarding with some degree of
success. With summer just around the
corner, swimming and water skiing
will emerge. Happy sporting to those
who dare to do!
GIRLS TBROW
The sports world for today's female is becom-
ing more exciting year after year. Sports teach a
valuable lesson in teamwork and show the abil-
ity one has to work with others toward a com-
mon goal. Girls are coming out in sports, striv-
ing for perfection and getting one step closer
each time.
At least five girls at A.L. Brown have excelled
in conference competition in two sports - bas-
ketball and tennis. Misher Cherry and Teresa
Barnes say they have enjoyed playing basket-
ball. They feel the competition is much harder
in 4-A, but it makes them strive harder to win.
While participating in tennis during high
school, Kim Allman, Mindy Reese, and Carie
Nunn have met many challenges and plan to
continue playing tennis throughout their lives
for physical fitness. When asked about girls'
participation in sports, and especially at A.L.
Brown, basketball coach lim Tedder felt that
girls should drop the image of "losers". He
thinks winning isn't everything, it is team par-
ticipation that counts.
Tennis coach Darlene Perkins, a former
Brown High athlete, feels that our girls' sports
program has really expanded in the past few
years. She thinks we have one of the better pro-
grams in high school.
Athletic director Bob Boswell commented on
the fact that girls should take advantage of our
sports activities and get involved. Boswell ex-
pressed that it is terrible to have capable girls
walking around campus failing to get into the
program. I-le feels there should be as much en-
thusiasm about girls' sports as there is about
boys'.
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lim Tedder the competition in 4-A conference.
Kim Allman, Mindy Reese, and Carie Nunn converse
with Coach Darlene Perkins.
Misher Cherry has really excelled in her
sport of basketball. She has been a
member of the varsity girls' team for all
three years and has gained all-
conference honors in both her junior
year - South Piedmont Conference -
and her senior year - Division 7 of the
new 4-A conference. Misher is a star of
whom Brown High can be justly proud.
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To the Ancient Greek the laurel was the sym-
bol of excellence. Today we honor our achievers
with plaques and certificates. Nonetheless they
represent to us that pinnacle of success to which
we all aspire.
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Miss Brown High, selected by the Senior
Class to compete in parades and con-
tests and to represent Brown with beau-
ty, grace, and charm is Melanie Bowlin.
Miss
Brown
High
Girls' State
Going to lectures and meetings, working
hard and making new friends, Rhonda
Huie enjoyed attending Girls State.
Boys' State
The young men selected by the faculty
for this high honor of attending Boys'
State were Casey Litaker and Barry
Lentz. They studied city and state gov-
ernment and made many new friends.
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Each year AFS students are selected
to go to foreign countries for the
summer. This year Bill Lear was
privileged to go to Paraguay.
A fine student is selected from
the student body in recognition
of her community support. This
year's DAR Good Citizen is
Eulane Mellon. Eulane also spent
the summer in Turkey as an AFS
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Each summer students go to differ-
ent colleges to study. There they
meet a lot of new people and pursue
many new courses.
MARSHALS
This year Kim Davis and Greg
Starnes attended Governor's
School. Their time was spent in
lectures and classroom sittings.
Marshals are the top students
from the junior class. Their
duties include distributing pro-
grams and leading graduation
exercises.
GOVER 0R'S
SC HO0L
Cabarrus
Iunior Miss
Rhonda Huie experienced the thrill of
competition in the county pageant. She
met many new friends and represented
A.L. Brown at the state pageant with
her talent, charm, and grace.
Valentine
Royalty
Disco dancing highlighted the Valen-
tine pageant as clubs presented their
choices for Queen and King. Winning
the titles were Queen Sue Boone of the
Anchor Club and King Denny Oxen-
dine of the Interact Club.
History Bowl
Outstanding history students made
their mark at Pfeiffer College in April.
Accompanied by Mr. David Poole,
Keith Carnes, Ken Speir, Kathy Petrea,
and Eulane Mellon made Brown High
proud of their knowledge.
Century Ill
This honor of being chosen Century lll
winner went to Lynn Barbee. He
learned to write a speech and had the
experience of reading it to the judges.
His honor is an unforgettable one.
Morehead
Nominees
Given by the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill to outstanding
students, the Morehead Scholarship is
one of the most coveted presentations.
Brown High seniors honored by the
nomination are among our finest youth.
The five chosen as finalists were Keith Carnes Rhonda Huie
Greg Starnes, Casey Litaker, and Carie Nunn
NATIONAL
ACHIEVEMENT
Honored for her outstanding PSAT
score, Demetta Witherspoon was
named a National Achievement win-
ner.
She was also a finalist for the Pogue
Scholarship at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Voice of America
Waiting to give her Voice of America
speech, having it judged, then finding
out that she had won made an exciting
evening for local and district winner
Lori Boggs. Runners-up were Carie
Nunn and Keith Boone.
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Hugh O'Brian
jerry Blackwell received the Hugh
O'Brian Award this year. This is an
award honoring a sophomore who
shows excellence in scholastic achieve-
ment and leadership.
Gptimist
Award
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We recognize two of our outstanding
seniors, Rhonda Huie, and Freddie
Martin. This award was presented to
them for their sterling character and
outstanding contribution to A.L.
Brown.
Classroom
Presidential
These four seniors who represented
A.L. Brown in Washington attended
valuable learning sessions and heard
special speakers and lectures as Presi-
dential Scholars.
Chosen to attend were Mike Gibson,
Keith Carnes, Rhonda I-luie, and De-
metta Witherspoon.
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there are only a certain number, but there are so
many deserving Brown High students who have
worked long hours in classes, clubs, sports, and
committees, making 1978 a truly memorable
year. Here we honor you, our fellow students,
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Albrokan wishes to thank and to honor the
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Thank you!
PATRGNS
of ALBROKAN
Co-Editor Doug Young talks with Mr. R.D. Boone, first
contributor to the Patron's Page, about his memories of
the laying of the cornerstone.
R.D. Boone
Melanie lane Davis
Mrs. janet McDaniel
Ierry's Grooming Unlimited
Mr. and Mrs. Iames Lamb, Sr.
Rev. Ray A. Booton
Terri Clowney
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Curry
Rev. and Mrs. Mark Andes
Rev. and Mrs. Marion Clowney
Mrs. Delinda B. Rodgers
jim A. Rodgers
Donald Wayne Mason
Margaret Mason Mize
Harold Keith Mason
Curtis G. Barnes, '76 Editor
Gelene Hutchins Ashley, 1953 C
Lucy Holland Baker
Andrew Keith Allison
Cathy Cunningham Allison
o-Editor
The year 1978 is a year of celebration for A.L.
Brown High School, a year in which we look
back to our beginnings. ln 1951 the cornerstone
was laid, but it was in 1953 that the first "real"
graduation was held, after a full year's schedule
at the high school. It is in this year, then, that
we celebrate the 25th anniversary of A.L. Brown
High. There are many with fond memories of
their high school years. Some of these have
given a donation for new photographic equip-
ment, and we thank them on this
Patron's Page:
john Melchor
Rev. and Mrs. David Carter
Phil D. Helms
Rev. and Mrs. Ansel McGill
Billy McGill
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lentz
Miss Brown's 3rd Pd. Class, Bible Il
Mrs. Iudith Davis Hill
Mrs. Jerry T. Deal
Mrs. Lelia Bigham
Kathy Kennedy
Mary Harris
Terry Summerford
jenny Brothers Haley
Mrs.
Max
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Cross's COO Class
F. Chandler
Tamara Solomon's homeroom
Barbara Lewis
Lucinda Ann Scott
Laura Elizabeth Oxendine
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DENNY'S ALIGNMENT SERV.
1903 S. Main St.
Kannapolis N.C.
Ph. 932-7424
GEM THEATER
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Large 8: Small Orders
Lewis 8: Nancy Bennett
932-4576
1402 S. Ridge Av. Kannapolis, N.C.
American
Street Scene
605 S. Cannon Blvd., Kannapolis, 932-7800
Store Hours Daily 9 A.M.-8 P.M.g Sat. 9 A.M.-5 P.M.
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Ho1brook's Radio 81 Television, Inc.
115 North Ridge Avenue
933-2937
"Your RCA Dealer"
Whit1ey's
314 S. Main St.
Kannapolis, N.C.
THE IEWEL SHOPPE
100 S. Main St. Ph. 933-2107
Trophies For Any Occasion
Bonds
Sport Shop
219 West "A" St.
Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
Lorry 8: Gaynell Goodnight
Res. 932-2995
Bus. 932-8231
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Bowling Balls Custom Drilled
Bags - Shoes - Shirts
Fishing Equipment I w
800 Lane St. Kannapolis -'
Telephone 933-3914
Specializing in Rhythm 8: Blues, jazz 8: Gospel
' On All Records
One Day Delivery
RENAISSANCE PART IV
706 Long Street
Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
Vernon Long, Owner
803 High Meadow Lane
Charlotte, N.C. 28210
Phone
17045 525-4113
LENETTE'S FLORIST
923 S. Main St.
938-3104
WHITMIRE
IEWELERS THE
UNBELIEVABLES
113 S. Main St.
Kannapolis, N.C. 1116 S. Main
Ph: 857-9353
Member of
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Personal or Business
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GREATER ECONOMY
PACKAGE POLICIES
HOME-BUSINESS-AUTOMOBILE
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Telephone: 938-1148
204A Oak Ave., Drawer 27 0 Kannapolis, N, C,
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Schools 0 Portraits 0 Weddings
Commercial 0 Sportraits
Tammy Ervin - Salisbury
Married - Iune 12, 1977
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Telephone: 933-1266
928 S. Main Stree
Kannapolis N.C. 28081
Count-Rgiide Photography
Scercy Road - China Grove
857-5073
MEN'S MART
"We'll Give You A 955.00
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KANNAPOLIS DRUG CO.
128 s. Main st.
Open 4 AM. - 6:30 RM. Dany
932-9116 993-2297
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1510 S. Cannon Blvd., Beside Beasley-Cross Chevrolet
The Cabarrus Jeans King
1510 S. Cannon Blvd., Beside Beasley-Cross Chevrolet
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Elgin C. Cline Kannapolis, N.C
112-114 West Avenue Phone 933-2139
DELS, INC.
Ladies and Teens
Famous Name Fashions
115 West Ave.
Kannapolis 932-6251
THE GOSPEL MUSIC SHOPPE
900 South Main St.
Kannapolis, N.C.
Phone 932-8909
Authorized Dealer for Woodson Amplifiers
F.L. SMITH DRUG CO., INC.
The Rexall Store
Professional Building
Phone WE. 3-2118 Kannapolis, N.C.
E.H. Williford, R. Ph.
"Wholesale 8: Retail Clothing"
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1316 South Main Street
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Crazy Ioe's Inc.
Do it yourself Auto Parts
. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mon.-Sat. 2211 S. Cannon Blvd.
3?,9hS5xf15Q1it' 12 to 5 PM. Sunday Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
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782-1107 I I 933-2229
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901 Woodlawn St- cAsUALs or KANNAPOLIS
Phone:
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INC' 708 Iackson Park Rd.
1202 Cannon Blvd.
Ph. 933-8176
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Insurance Agency
906 S. Main St.
Midway
938-4663 Auto - Life
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Financing
Available
906 S. Main St. Midway
Kannapolis, N.C.
7041932-5913
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At Hwy. 29 8: Daugherty Road 0 857-3511
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China Grove, N.C. 28023
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BETH PAGE GROCERY THE BEAUTY CENTER
Freshmeats - groceries, feeds appointments taken Wed-Sat.
Specializing in Relaxers "Complete Hair Care"
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Owners: Peg Rose Phone: 933-6746
Mooresville Rd.
938-2413
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608 Little Texas Rd.
Kannapolis, N.C.
932-9059
Sue McDaniel
Kannapolis, N.C.
144 Oak Ave
Compliments of
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President Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
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KANNAPOLIS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
1097 S. Cannon Blvd.
Ph. 933-2038
KAN N APOLIS
BEAUTY SHOP
113 First St.
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CAMERA AND HOBBY SHOP
136 West Ave. P.O. Box 667
Phone 933-5321
Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
' ' Cameras, Projectors, Film
Dennls Mluer 0 Film Processing by Kodak
Building 81 Construct1on Model Sf Hobby Supplies
Company
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Deeper Open: 4 a.m. To 6 p.m. Monday Thru Saturday
Cheaper
TOWNHOUSE RESTAURANT
Ph. 938-7734
145 West Avenue
Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
"Homemade Cakes 8: Pies
Neuby 8: Ianie Lefler Res. Ph. 933-4781
Owners Bus. Ph. 933-5131
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Terry Products
Ruth Avenue Kannapolis, N.C
938-3191
RE PM 704.932-O161 BUS PH 704-932-7746
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TIRES 8: BATTFRIES
EAFII. CHESS 2-144 WEST AVE
-QE MANAG NNAPOLIS, N C 28081
TROY'S BEAUTY SALON
628 North Cannon Blvd.
932-0771
DON'S SUNOCO
1313 S. Cannon Blvd. Kannapolis
Phone 932-6019
Watkins Building
Materials
406 S. Cannon Blvd.
Kann., N.C.
938-3149
SECURITY BANK
Two Locations to Serve You
Corner North Ridge Ave.
and Security St.
933-2193
Cannon Boulevard
938 3134
BRQTHERS TIRE SALES, INC.
Wholesale 8: Retail
Masonry House Paint
Tires, Tubes, Wheel Alignment
Balancing and Complete Brake
Service
1216 N. Main St. Kannapolis, N.C.
704-933-2203
Motorcycle Tires
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142 144 West Ave
Kannapohs N C 28081
Earl Cress
Store Manager
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THE GRAPEVINE
Carolma Mall
786 8711
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606 S Mam St
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Sandwrches
Veal Parmesan
Favonte Beverages
901 North Cannon
Kannapohs N C
932 8208
697 Church Sf N Martm Drug Co
Concord N C
786 5612 1113 N Maln St
1121 South Cannon Blvd Phone 932 9111
North Kannapohs N C
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Fresh Bakery Products 'Gifts
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507 N. Cannon Blvd. Kannapolis, N.C.
ULD COLQNY DAY CARE LYON'S
Ph. 933-7071
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RENOVA Il LTD.
"Hair Styles For The Two Of You."
Telephone 36 Willow Brook Dr.
704-786-5015 Concord, N.C. 28025
ATOMIC OIL CO., INC.
Kerosene, Fuel Oil, Stands, Tanks
103 W. Universal St.
Kannapolis, N.C.
Mrs. W.D. Middleton, Pres.
HAIR UNLIMITED
106 South Main
932-5613
The salon for style
conscience men and
women
Multiple Line Insurance: Life, Health, Group, Auto
Homeowners Ins. Commercial Fire And Casualty
HONEYCUTT INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE
Bus. 932-8614 117 West 1st Street
Home 933-3049 Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
Larry B. Honeycutt
Edward's
Barbeque
2011 Lane St.
Kannapohs 105 West 1st St.
COULTERS
FANCY THAT
HAIR FASHIONS
600 Sloop Ave. Ph. 933-4176
IIM SIMMONS PONTIAC-BUICK, INC
TRUCKS
PONTIAC 5
Concord, N.C. 28025
Sales Sz Service I Sales 8: Service
BUICK
IIM SIMMGNS
PGNTIAC - BUICK - GMC TRUCKS
855 Highway 29 South
Concord, N.C. 28025
You'll Love Saving Money
The Most Modern Automobile Dealership facility in the Southeast
Opened Ianuary 1978
DEAN 'S MAIN TEXACO
717 N. Cannon Boulevard
Kannapolis N.C. 28081
Phone 938-8067
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VlRGlNIA'S PETHEL'S USED
119 West Ave.
Ph. 932-5196
CARS INC.
1904 N. Cannon Blvd.
Ph. 933-1313
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STAGE LIGHTS
1507 North Cannon Blvd. l Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
Phone 932-8908
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PIKE'S Q NTER INC-
Pinball Machines - Pool Tables
Difference I :'A Raymond Weaver Bob McGuire
308 5- Cannon B1 , 786-1219 933-2813
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SWIMMING POOL
Post Office Box 556
Mt. Hope Church Rd.
China Grove, N.C. 28023
8: SUPPLIES
The Best in Swimming Pools"
812 Lane St.
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SUPPLY
Auto parts - equipment e
Supplies
DIAMOND SPECIALISYS FOR OVER 50 VEARS
Ph CAROLINA MALL
CONCORD, N C 25025
STORE PHONE 704-756-7417
Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
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HARDWARE HOGVERS
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Supplies Mall
919 5. Main sr. Phone-
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Phone:
933-2137
WESTERN SIZZLIN
102 S. Cannon Blvd.
Auto Parts
Auto Paint
Bearings
Equlpmem LAMBERT IEWELRY
1103 N. Main St.
STROUP SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Ph' 9337724
115-117 N. Main St. P.O. Box 44 Telephone WE
3-1111
Kannapolis, North Carolina 28081
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. , z 1401 S. Main Street
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or 932-6130
Bunny Moss, Realtor - 933-4151
Terry Moss, Broker -- 933-0643
Homes Bought Sold
Brokers
C1RANT'S REAL ESTATE
W.R. Grant
904 S. Main St.
Kannapolis, N.C.
Office 933-1176 Home 932-2210
Lady's
Funeral Home
212 N. Cannon Blvd.
Kannapolis 8: Concord, N.C.
933-2131
Cabarrus Nursing Center
Concord Lake Road
Nancy Taylor, Adm.
Telephone 786-9181
STOP AND SWAP
CARS
Marshall S. Cloninger
Dial - 938-2833
1705 S. Cannon Blvd.
Kannapolis, N.C.
HARRY IACKSON
INSURANCE Sz REAL ESTATE
jackson Park, Kannapolis
932-4227
CARPET! Q LINOLEUM
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"Look At Your Floors - Others Do"
Dial 932-4141 - Iackson Park
624 North Cannon Boulevard
Kannapolis, North Carolina
Virginia's
BON MARCHE'
139 West Ave.
Beautiful Fashions
TATE'S HAIR DESIGNERS
710 Jackson Park Rd.
Destinctive Stylings
Wooten
Williford
jewelers
933-7779
DIANA SHOPS
ladies 8: children apparal
108110 South Main St.
ISABEIJS
122 South Main St.
Ladies apparal
"For All Your Musical Needs"
MANN'S
MUSIC STORE
404 Centerview
Kannapolis, N.C. 28081
Charles D. Mann Bus. Ph.: 932-9905
Owner Res. Ph.: 932-7772
Telephone 17041 788-1913
PAULINE'S
Your Home For Ladies Fashions
fMrs.J Pauline Day Carolina Mall
President Concord, N.C. 28025
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WHAT MADE 90 YEARS OF GROWTH POSSIBLE?
Founded in the grim, reconstruction days
ot 1887, why did Cannon Mills succeed when
so many other of those early textile
companies failed?
How did Cannon grow and expand for
nine decades in one of the worlds most
fiercely competitive businesses - textile
manufacturing and merchandising?
Why did it become a leader in the US.
textile industry, spanning such a long reach
of American history - World War l, the
Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression.
World War ll, the Korean Conflict, the
Vietnam War. and space exploration?
There are many answers to all these
questions but the most important is people.
Cannon people, Men and women young
and old different races and origins
generations of people working together with
uncommon dedication, skill and loyalty.
Cannon people are the professionals with
all the skills and talents necessary to operate
a modern, growing textile company. They -
and we - are proud to be a part of
Americas first great industry - textiles, as
old as man and as new and exciting as
tomorrow.
There are many career opportunities for
ambitious young people looking for a
challenge. Cannon Mills is, of course, an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
CANNON MILLS COMPANY
KANNAPOLIS. NORTH CAROLINA
Worldas leading manufacturer of household textiles
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HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY
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CHARLES L, HUNTER, WINSTON-SALEM, N, C.
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