Bartlett Yancey High School - Yan Tat Yearbook (Yanceyville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1984 volume:

Bartlett Yancey senior High School Yanceyville, North Carolina 27379 1984 YAN-TAT BEGINNINGS TABLE OF CONTENTS The Chinese people say that a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. The 1983-84 school year has been one of those steps toward the future of Bartlett Yancey High School. From the new principal to the new football stadium, the past year has been one of change and beginnings. The 1984 Yan-Tat is an attempt to capture this year of beginnings in pictures and words so that we may look back on this year and learn from its lessons. As you consider the 84 Yan-Tat try to remember the opportunities that were made available to you at Bartlett Yancey. Learn from the past and treasure the memories found there. Consider this moment the beginning of your future and use the knowledge gained at B.Y. to make your future the brightest possible. We, the 1983-84 Yan-Tat Staff, hope that, in some small way, this yearbook will capture some of these beginning moments for you, the students and faculty. Our efforts have been sincere, and we ask that you be patient with our mistakes. We trust that you will enjoy the 1984 Yan-Tat from . BEGINNINGTO ... Opening Section.....................................3 Dedication.........................................16 Seniors............................................17 Clubs and Organizations............................33 Juniors............................................73 sports.............................................79 Sophomores........................................101 Faculty...........................................109 Freshmen..........................................119 Special Events....................................127 Senior Directory..................................131 Advertisements....................................141 Captions and Candids..............................155 ... THE END 2 A bad beginning makes a bad ending. So to make the most out of this year everyone should be equipped with good friends, love, hard work, and de- termination. ■ ■ mi W4 3 4 The turning over of a new leaf, and the work that goes with starting over from scratch may be hard, but with our excellent teaching staff, and responsi- ble caring student body we can surely help make our year something spe- cial. 6 A new school year also brings new faces. We welcome these new con- rads to Bartlett Yancey High School. We hope your stay here will be one of great accomplishments. 7 8 9 Freshmen arrive nervous, anxious, and excited. They are ready to begin this wonderful phase of their new life as high school students. Fresh re- solves have been made in hopes they will be ful- filled. Young people make the most of your short time period here, because this fantastic opportunity to expand your minds, and capabilities may never come in this form again. 10 A new school year brings many new changes, like the changing of our principals and the construc- tion of ournew football stadium. Of course we shall miss the old way of doing things, but there has been a new door opened for us. One that will enrich Bartlett Yancey more, we gladly accept these new changes which have been bestowed upon us. We will nurture them to their fullest and make this and future years the best ever. 11 Computers are a new beginning for the stu- dents at B.Y.H.S. They've made a big impression on the students and even on the faculty mem- bers. Computers have played an important role in the Jets Club. Mrs. Dalton is teaching evening classes to anyone who is a Jets member and to those who would like to know how to work the computers. The Yan-Tat staff also has a good use for the computer. That's how they typed all their copy. . O- 12 13 This school year brings a new be- ginning of friendship. It helps peo- ple learn the meaning of love, work, and play. 14 People come to school for different things. A happy beginning usually has a happy ending. is DEDICATION Helpful, understanding, sincere, and dedicated are only a few of a long list of adjectives that describe Mr. Weldon Slayton. He's always willing to listen and advise or just listen. He always gives his honest opinion. Of his many qualities, his greatest is his dedica- tion. He's dedicated to education, but most of all he's dedicated to his students who rely on him to prepare them for their futures. By using computers, he has taken away alot of paper work. Now he stores tests and class plans that can be accessed at the touch of a button. Taking all of this into consideration, the 1984 YAN-TATstaff takes the honor in dedicating the 1984 YAN-TAT to Mr. Weldon Slayton for his total commitment to the school, to his fellow teachers, and to the students. 16 1984 17 S$twieMe mum b f p t m s b ] mum Qeoayne SHmo ct blow a boll ol emun bl [ tuli (role mu i 19 fia vne A nda foo ey 20 £d2)o tna fjau din zrudvn djrui dt, in fJordon Otoynn Aaron u ynn 21 . a ton d hwnlelt f e iMa dfta l x low ?ner (a .( mold c toncl Mon { wry Ityli oax' r 22 Jerry ffiy er £ (ven o yn a nei s faeftAenia fte iAanie jfieffriea SmigU $oAn o n . tstron jfiJinMvn- s fonweMe nAOTt . y{f nn ,tA ,%tny 23 c£ea, {cyn Jt«i dfyiMxynt i 2ft)renda ony m ottna Sfcacey £y nc i Cywn 24 'ey fo iar ea . Wadch ’e t (' tar e ene (a Zter y Vc anc V ftee ev Jfe i n i oax Qjonna «. Jou f i te ffcfsh ee ?A a vnce MadcJi am 25 (Teresa c (array lUy . 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Members par- ticipate in local, district, and state competitive events, fund raising events, social activities, and the annual employer-employee banquet. DECA is a vocational program designed to train young people for careers in retailing and selling. The main subject areas studied are Apparel Food Marketing, Restaurant Marketing and General Merchandise. Cooperative students are employed in part-time jobs in their career areas and attend school in the morning, leaving at twelve to go to work. They receive school credit for the time they spend on the job. Selected DECA members also oper- ate the school store. One of the DECA Club's highlights of the year is the moving from a mobile unit into a classroom that is really first class! Co ahead, make my day! 34 Front row: Melissa Reagan, Melinda Thompson, row 1: LaDonna Cauldin, Debra walker. Sam seamster, Lynette Thompson, James Willis. Michelle Poteat, Tangelia Faulkner. Row 2: Cary Poteat, Jody Pruitt, Teresa Pickard. Vickie Watson. Windy Cook. Where's the beef? Dressed for the job. DECA students work hard for the money!! CLUBS OF V' V AMERICA 9 V ARTLETT YANCEY SENIOR HIG Row 2: Clara Davis, Front Row: Deborah Spinks, James Vaughn. Row 1: David Barts, Carol Booth. Carol Sidney, Sandy Willis. 35 FBLA Row 1: Mrs. Blanche Page, Adv., Donna Harvey, Robin Hall, Tonya Johnson. Michelle Paschal, Usa Callahan, Cindy Daniel, Kimberly Brooks, Belinda Butler, Joyce Bullock, Janice Rimmer, Mrs. Hattie Brown, Adv. Row 2: Marion Price, JoAnn Cunningham. Amanda Tucker, LaWanda Jefferson, Tonya White, Amber walker, Priscilla McClain. Joanne McGhee, Kedra Walker, Wanda Barber. Row 3: Penny Hoskins, Sandra Wray, veronica Ortiz, Cassandra Farrish, Kim Nuckles, Cecile Cobb, Sheryl Jeffreys, Adrai Fuller. Tracy Blackman. Row 4: Kathy Hoskins, Sharon Massey, Tammy May, Alma Watkins, Gloria Cobb, Karen Turner, Tracy Taylor. Row 5: Gina Harrelson, Gwen Hill, Jerald Wray, Brenda Wiles, Wendy Tate, Angie Denny. Row 6: Bettie Newnam, Melissa Roberts, Christine Ward, Toni Strader, Beeda Eychner, Greg Wright. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America is to provide, as an Integral part of the instructional program, additional _ opportunities for students in business and office educa- tion to develop vocational and career supportive com- petencies and to promote civic and personal responsibili- ties. Mrs. Blanche Page organized the first chapter in 1973 which was officially installed by the Ruffin High School Chapter. Each year the chapter participates in fall district meet- ings and enters contests on the district, state, and nation- al levels. The chapter boasts four first place state winners and other winners at the state level as well as numerous district winners. For several years the group has sold Tom Wat products to raise funds, and as a Christmas project, the group visits the EMR classes at Duncan and High Rock schools, sings Christmas carols, and carries refreshments to the stu- dents in the classes. Advisor: Mrs. Hattie Brown ■err. Row 1: LaWanda Jefferson, President; Sharon Massey, Vice-President; Kathy Hoskins, Secretary; Tammy May, Treasurer. Row 2: Priscilla McClain, Parliamentarian; Brenda Wiles, Reporter; JoAnn Cunningham. Historian. Advisor: Mrs. Blanche Page 36 DIRECTED OFFICE OCCUPATIONS _ Members Row 1: Stephenia Jeffries, Lisa Stewart, Angela Short, Pamela Williamson. Row 2: Amber Walker, Tammy Overstreet Brenda Wiles Tonya Johnson, Brenda Slade. Laura Miles, Priscilla McCain, Blanche Page, Adv Mrs. Blanche Page — Advisor D.O.O. Directed Office Occupations is a two-hour block course for seniors which combines classroom In- struction with meaningful in-school work experi- ence. Instruction is in a simulated office setting; and many types of office machines, computers, and job simulations are used to make learning realistic to the office. When available, students are placed at office job sites in the community. Among the club's activi- ties is the sale of Tom Wat products to raise funds to pay for simulations and extra supplies. Please don't let me make another mistake. 37 JUNIOR ENGINEERING TECHNICAL SOCIETY Row 1: Thomas Solomon, William Hatchett, Mark Smith, Lisa Tidwell. Robin Johnson, Kelly Pointer, Melissa Bell, Tracy Webster. Toni Newcomb, April Dali, Vicki Foster, Becky Henderson. Nichole Chandler, Lisa Badgett, Evelyn McLaughlin, Lisa Williamson, Erica Foster. Row 2: Willie Moore, Kim Lea, Derrick Fowler. Donnie Totten, Robert Neal, Jason Vinson, Tracey Jeffers. Paul Robinson Avery Foster, Rosa Gunn. Betty Burnett. Patricia Bowling, Sandra Allen, Tammy Lea, Valerie Bigelow, Antoinette Totten. Row 3: Gary Koger. Chris Dailey. Dwayne smith, Kathy Hoskins, Amy Gregory. Ronda Lipscomb, Bettie Newnam, Gina Walker Caroline Mills, Ray Gibson, Kenneth Hammock. Row 4: Erik Page, Martha Poole, Mac McDowell, Greg Hoskins, Richie Brackin Randy Massey, Jimmy Gusler, wade Oakes, Quincy Blackwell, David Crowder, Teresa Bailey, Robin Jefferson. Row 5: Debra Vernon, Jeff Sherry. Janet Watson. Stewart Turner, Beth Crichton. Carolyn Millner, Kelly Daniel, Glenn Hodges, Mike Burchell Mike White, Jerry Potter, Jason Moore, David Dail, Thomas Brendle, Ronda Slade, Maria Slade, Paula Yancey. Row 6: Don Sherry. Sharon Pippin, Anita Oakley, Lisa Lunsford, Debra McCann, Lisa Fuquay, Rita Durham, Shannon Thompson, Steve Oakes. John Holmes, Katrina Bushnell. Angela Henderson, Angeline Love, Erika Brandon, Renee' Noell, Rodney Graves. Row 7: Stacy Somers, Pam Buchanan. Phillip Thompson, Mike Phelps, Jay Anderson, Frank Fulton. Ricky Cornelius, Michael Pulley, Vincent Carter Suzette Thaxton, Adria Fuller, Debra Willis, Keith Terry. Row 8: Maurice Poole, James Williamson. Joseph Love, Amy Vernon, Robin Williamson, Esselyn Hope, Greg Wright, Arthur standfield, Sharon Lewis, Tommy Aldridge, Derrick Holman, Gibson Pennix. Row 9: Jodi Young, Lisa Pressley, Melissa Latta, Darlene Miles, Kim Badgett, Lu Wanda Hamlett, Lillie Womack Cathy Williamson. Tracey Totten, John Graves. Ronnie Garland, Stanley Coleman, Gerald Royster. Row 10: James Upchurch, Coy Odum. Sharon Massey, Rita Long. Kim Foushee, Nancy Vernon, Laura Miles. Jeff Robinson, Rosemary Rich- mond. Harold Stadler, Cheryl Simms, Anthony Long, Ramona Blackwell, Windy Barber, Sheryl Brown. Deecie Harris, Angie Pride, Carlton Russell. JETS Officers: Thomas Solomon — President, Mark Smith — Vice President, Julie McKinney — Secretary, William Hatchett — Treasurer. JETS Club The Bartlett Yancey Chapter of the Junior Engineering Technical Society was established in 1979. Its purposes are to encourage the study of mathematics and science; to recognize and reward students for academic excellence; and to encourage student leadership through club activi- ties, competitions, and trips. Among the activities and competitions held this year were the Induction Ceremony for new members, a visit to NCSU Open House, the Paper Tower and Paper Airplane contest, Speech and Debate competition, Quiz Bowl, Egg Drop contest, and Awards Banquet. The JETS are frequently involved in fund raising activities in order to purchase computer equipment, trophies and plaques, and finance trips. Included in the fund raising activities this year were the operation of the ninth grade school store, a candy sale, a raffle ticket sale, a combination yard and bake sale, and a car wash. This year the club has a new technical advisor, Mr. Don Alston, a 1983 graduate of NCSU In chemical engineering, who is presently employed by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Danville, Virginia. JETS Advisors: Marcia Dalton William Holloman. Candace Long, Michael Reilly, and Second Place Homecoming float — committee members — Lisa Williamson, Mark smith, Thomas Solomon, Lisa Badgett, Jodi Young, Julie McKinney, Lisa Fuquay. The JETS honored the teachers with refreshments and favors during a workday. JETS 1983 State contest winners: Cary Koger — 1st place — Mouse Trap Car Design, Donnie Totten — 2nd place — Rubiks Cube, Thomas Solo- mon — 1st place — Public Speaking. Mr. Holloman talks with the quiz bowl team about types of questions they will be asked. President Thomas Solomon conducts a meeting. 39 INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING Gauldln. Row 2 (L to R) Kelly Bigelow, Calvin Connally, Mark Foster. Gabriel McCain, Charles Madden, Reginald Coleman, Stacey Blackman. Row 3 (L to R) Melvin McLaughin, Donnie Lawson, Charles Fuquay, Allen Hutch, Richard Poole, Ronald Boyd. Row 4 (L to R) Advisor Lindsey Page, Matt Grubbs. Ricky Evans, Jerry Barbour. Advisor: Lindsey Page I.C.T. Industrial Coopera- tive Training classes are designed primarily to provide cooperation between the school and the community. By combining work and education the students are able to gain valuable experience. They learn to deal with different job situations and also how to become a re- sponsible adult. •nrkt'tmar' Officers (L to R): Debra Stephens, Treas.; Tammy Clayborne, Sec.; Reginald Coleman. Reporter; Richard Poole, Parliamentarian; Ricky Evans, Pres.; Charles Fuquay, Vice-Pres. 40 MEDIA Media Members Row 1: Tonya Marsha, Sharon Gwynn, Teresa Hancock, Tammy May, Belinda Bulter, Cynthia Cook, Donna Williams, Randy Butts, Mrs. Bige- low, Advisor, row 2: Kim Smith, Christine ward, Lawanda Jefferson. Brenda Wiles, Melissa Reagan, Charlene Matherly. Advisor Mrs. Bigelow Media Club The North Carolina High School Library Association, of which our Media club is a part, had its beginning in October 1947. At the invita- tion of the North Carolina Library Association and as a part of their Biennial conference, 95 students met to form the nchsla. Since 1938, North Carolina school librarians had been planning for the formation of the association, and the details of the organizational meeting were worked out in a school librarians' workshop in the summer of 1947. The NCHSLA was organized for the purposes of increasing pupil interest and participation in school library work, promoting better understanding between local and state high school library clubs, and arousing interest in the study of librainship as a profession. Books are the key to knowledge is the association s motto. The state pin depicts the NCHSLA seal and motto. The Media Club Is a part of the North Central District and is very active in the meetings. They attended the district meeting in Reidsvil- le on November 2 where the president, Melissa Reagan, presided. They are now planning to have a poster sale to raise money for a trip to the state meeting in Wilmington, North Carolina. The Media Center has recently added a video recorder as part of its equipment. This will provide students an opportunity to see pro- grams that are recorded at an earlier date. Many of these programs will not be available for students without the use of the video re- corder. Media Officers Melissa Reagan, President, Tonya Marshall. Vice President, Shar- on Gwynn. Secretary, Cynthia Cook. Treasurer, Tammy May. Re- porter. 41 BETA BETA Club in order to become a member of the Beta Club, students must meet certain academic qualifications. Only Sophomores. Juniors, and Seniors are eligible to become members. After being invited into the club, these students must participate in the initiation week. The Beta Club has a few fund raising events, in October they have a stationery sale and in February, a candy sale. The state Beta Convention is held in the spring of the year and all members are eligible to go. Because of the fund raising events, all expenses for rooms and transportation are paid by the club. The club’s social activities include a banquet for the new members, a banquet for the senior members, a Christmas party, and a Teacher Appreciation Tea. What l do for Beta! underclass Members Row 1: Cathy Williamson Row 2: William Hatchett. Sandra Wray. Row 3: Thomas Solomon, Gina Walker, Nancy Vernon. Row 4: Joyce Barnes, Lisa Whitt, Susan Perkins, Kin Watlington. Row 5: Alfreda Balckwell. Greg Wright, Johnny Mitchell, Ellen Coley, Donna McCain, row 6: Phil- lip Thompson, Carolyn Cobb, Lisa Lunsford, Betty Smith. Lisa McKin- ney, Debra McCann. Row 7: Rosemary Richmond, Harold Stadler, Amy Vernon. Senior Members Row 1: Traci Cobb, Nancy Meeler, Lisa Wilson, Amanda Hodges, Brenda Long, Shari Simmons, Angela Oakley Row 2: Michael Welch, Bobby Bengston, Derek Bradner, Nick Briggs, Mark Carver, Reid Thompson, Karvie Roberts. 42 Members Row 1: Sandra Wray, Joyce Barnes. Cathy Williamson. Brenda Long. Rosemary Richmond. Debra McCann, Lisa McKinney, Donna McCain. Row 2. William Hatchett. Angela Oakley, Shari Simmons. Nick Briggs. Gina Walker, Nancy Vernon. Harold Stadler, Alfreda Blackwell. Row 3: Susan Perkins. Traci Cobb, Nancy Meeler. Lisa Wilson, Amanda Hodges, Lisa Whitt, Ellen Coley, Greg Wright. Row 4: Amy Vernon, Lisa Lunsford. Carolyn cobb, Betty Smith, Thomas Solomon, Mark Carver, Karvie Roberts. Row 5: Phillip Thompson, Kin Watlington, Johnny Mitchell, Derek Bradner, Michael Welch. Reid Thompson. Bobby Bengston. Baby Betas practice egg laying. She’s heavy and she ain't even my brother! Beta Officers Gina walker. Treasurer, Traci Cobb, Secretary, Angela Oakley, vice President, Shari Simmons, President. 43 FUTURE ARTISTS OF AMERICA Members Row 1: Barry Bolton, Zeus Ziccardi, James Brown, Cathy Williamson, Cheryl Simms. Row 2: Darrin Farmer, Tina Love, Theodore Bennett, Jimmy McMillan, Karen Watkins. Row 3: James Long, Scotty Hillman. Ronda Hunt, Jerry Lea. Ronald Fuller. Row 4: Tammy Desrochers, Steve Pruitt, Gordon Gwynn, Carmen Largaespada, Wayne weadon. Row 5: Penny Hoskins. Dennis Brown. Jeff Sherry. Advisor, Mrs. Gail Stilwell Officers L to R: Barry Bolten, President; Cathy Williamson, secretary; Rod- ney McNair, Vice-President, Tammy Desrochers, Treasurer F.A.A. The Future Artists of America is an organization made up of stu- dents who are presently enrolled in the art class. The members pro- mote interest in art by displaying their work in the school and in Gunn Memorial Library. The members enter their work in various student art shows throughout the year. Among the club's activities are their partici- pation in the Festival in the Park” student art show, and the ‘ Caswell County Student Art Show” sponsored by the Caswell County Council for Arts and History. 44 Look Mrs. Stilwell!!” CHESS CLUB Members Row 1: (R to L) Delsi Love, Tracey Carter. Terry Desrochers. Michele Farling, Cindy Loftis, Scotty Hillman. Jeffrey Boyd Debra Spinks, Manual Edwards. Anthony Reynolds. Row 2: Richard Lovelace. Arthur Motley, Doyle Boyd, Craig Taylor. James Long. Kevin Crabtree Daryl Jeffries Keith Brooks, Ricardo Steadman, Billy Lynn, Kimberly Stevens. Officers Craig Taylor, Pres., Jeffrey Boyd, V. Pres., Michele Farling, Sec., James Long, Treas. Strategy conquers aim Advisor. Ms. Bobbi Allison Chess Checkmate, rook, knight, bishop, cas- tling, and en passant are all familiar terms used in the game of chess. The game of Chess is beginning to catch on and this is made evident with the Chess club. Mem- bers match wits with one another and find that it takes a lot of concentration to plan new, winning strategies. 45 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club in order to become a member of the Spanish Club members must have completed at least one year of the language. The exchange student program, which the club sponsors, enhances not only our school community, but the whole county. This pro- gram promotes a better understanding of different people and cul- tures. Members are eligible to participate in state wide competitive com- petitions in poetry, conversation, and the cultural arts in Spanish. The club's plans for the year are to sing Christmas carols, a senior Banquet and to compete in the competitions at Davidson Co. Com- munity college. Spanish ii Row 1: (L to R) Sharon Pippin, Amy Gregory, Larry Page, Kim Badgett, Krystal Williams, Roxie Ragner, Darlene Miles. Connie McCain. Lillie Womack, Esselyn Hope, Maurice Poole. Row 2: Sandra Owen, Paula Powell, Martha Poole, Janet Watson. Lisa Wilson. Ellen Coley, Diane Willis, Sharon Massey, Rita Long, Leslie Page. Row 3: Pam Crumpton, Allen Poteat, Nancy Vernon, Kim Foushee, Wendy Thompson, Janet Murphy. Row 1: James Willis, Amelia Terry. Tracey Totten, Brenda Slade, Stephania Jeffries, Pamala Williamson, Alfreda Graves, Lisa Stewart, Teresa Pickard, Catherine William- son, Sharone Coleman, Gloria Cobb, Larry Page, Michelle smith. Row 2: Connie McCain, Esselyn Hope, Kim Badgett, Lillie Womack, Harry Barksdale, Janet Smith. Lynne King, Lisa Wilson. Christine ward. Maurice Poole, Denise Tatum, Lisa McCain. Row 3: Roxie Ragner. Diane Willis. Stephanie Jeffries, Annette Richmond, Kimberly Foster, Paula Powell. Sandra Owen. Sharon Pippin. Row 4: Janet Murphy, Krystal Williams. Ricky Surgeon, Wanda Barber, Darlene Miles. Verleda Graves, David Hen- derson, Carmen Largaespada, Veronica Ortiz, Ellen Coley, Martha Poole, Janet Watson. Row 5: Derrick Mims. Michael Welch. Dwayne Smith, Connie Simmons. Doug McIntyre, Beth Simmons, Amanda Hodges. Lisa Hudson. Mark Carver. Donna Williams, Teresa Hancock. Row 6: Pam Crumpton. Jeff Earp, Michael Strader. Ron- nie Markham. Brian Lunsford. Nick Briggs, John McDowell, Tamiko Mills. Leslie Page, Lisa Wilson, Traci Cobb. Row 7: Wendy Thompson, Laura Dalton, Bobby Bengston, Derek Bradner, Steve Pruitt, Alan Poteat, Nan Vernon, Kim Foushee, Amy Gregory, Rita Long. Sharon Massey, Wendy Blackwell. Terry Lea. (not pictured: Shlnnette Johnson). Carmen Largaespada 46 Row 1: Amelia Terry. Tracey Totten, Brenda Slade, Stephenia Jef- fries. Pamala Williamson, Alfreda Craves. Lisa Stewart. Teresa Pick- ard, Catherine Williamson, Sharone Coleman, Gloria Cobb. Row 2: James Willis, Harry Barksdale, Janet Smith, Lynn King, Christine Ward, Michelle Smith, Denise Tatum, Lisa McCain. Row 3: Derrick Mims. Ricky Surgeon, Stephanie Jeffries. Annette Richmond. Kimberly Foster. Donna Williams, Teresa Hancock. Traci Cobb. Row 4: Michael Welch, Dwayne Smith, Wanda Barber, Verleda Craves. David Henderson, Carmen Largaespada. Veronica Ortiz. Lisa Wilson. Row 5: Michael Strader, Ronnie Markham. Connie Simmons, Doug McIntyre, Beth Simmons, Amanda Hodges, Lisa Hudson. Mark Car- ver. Row 6: Jeff Earp, Laura Dalton, Brian Lunsford. Nick Briggs, John McDowell, Tamiko Mills. Row 7: Bobby Bengston, Derek Brad- ner, Steve Pruitt. Wendy Blackwell, Terry Lea, (not pictured: Shin- nette Johnson) Spanish Foreign Language Festival Winners (L to R) Tammy Franklin. 2nd place poetry recitation, Lori Apple. 2nd place poet- ry recitation. Barry Bolten 1st place, flat art, Sherri Stanfield, 1st place poetry recitation. 47 Advisors: Evangelina Balmori and Siomara Balmori FRENCH CLUB Members Row 1: Lillie Turner. Cassandra Lea. Shanna Poole. Laura Miles. Row 2. LuWanda Hamlett. Annette Brown Advisor- Mary Craves, Angela Hughs, Sheryl Jeffreys. French The French Club is an integral part of studying the French lan- guage. It is the ultimate goal of the club to advance the interests of the student, to develop an interest and understanding of the French culture, and to foster a better relationship with people of other countries. The French Club has planned several projects for the year. The members will prepare a French dinner, observe Shrove Tuesday, visita French restaurant, and attend a Moliere play. Several students will participate in a French Proficiency Contest. 48 Advisor: Mrs. Mary Craves FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA +.J S w. 5 J � I Members Row 1: (L to R) Mrs. Brandon — Advisor, Cynthia Stewart, Lutricia Oliver. Chezette watlington, Debra McCann, Brenda Long, Irma Bloomer—Advisor. Row 2: Belinda Butler, Joyce Bullock, Pam cook, Terri ware, Kim Perdue, Ronda Hunt, Harry Barksdale, Weldon Farmer, Mary Hightower, Annie McCain. Melissa Myers. Lillie Womack. Row 3: Roxie Ragner, Diane Willis, Cherlynn Sellars, Deborah Spinks, Wanda Barber. Shirley Garland, Sandra Jackson, Lora Beasley, Melody Hampton. Kathy Jeffries, Prin- cess Graves, Sheryl Brown. Row 4: (L-R) — Charlotte watlington, zenobia Murphy, Paula Diggs, Stephanie Jeffries, Tonya Holloway. Renee Noell, Cynthia Lipscomb. Linda Beards. Jennifer Southern. Amanda Watkins, Ernestine Hampton, Charlene Enoch. Row 5: Melinda Thompson, Alfredia Thomp- son. Penny Hunt. Kim Badgett, Carrie McCain. Rebecca Poole, Sharon Johnson. Alease Roberts. Row 6: Danielle Thomas. Karen Williamson, Carol Sidney, Carol Booth. Shawn Slade. Norma Tanner, Deecy Harris, Donna Harvey, Amy Watlington, Terri McLaughlin, Earl Yancey, James Williamson. Row l. Donna Williams, Laura Miles, Amelia Terry, Melissa Poteat, Sandra Hughes, Ramona Mangum. Row 8: Robin Jefferson, Teresa Hancock, Carla Johnson, Arnold Henderson, Chrystal Williams. Vivian Daye. Row 9. Robin Phillips. Becky Willis, Robin Worsham. Terri Foster. Penny Hoskins, Jimmy Pyles. Debra Paschal, Teresa Murray, Kathy combs, Pansy Overstreet, Tammy Desrochers. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America club tries to help young people assume their roles in soci- ety through home economics ed- ucation in the areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community in- volvement. The B.Y. chapter has won numerous awards for excel- lence in fashion design and cake decoration. This year's activities included a fashion show, candy and cook book sale, and partici- pation in the district proficiency events at U.N.C.-Greensboro. Really cookin'. Advisors: Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. Satterfield, and Mrs. Bloomer Officers: Pres: Brenda Long, Sec.: Charlotte Watlington, Rep: Cynthia Stewart, Treas: Donald Beasley, Par: Lutricia Oliver, (not pictured: V. Pres: Chezette watlington, Rec. Leader: William Blackwell, His: Debra McCann) Doin' it right. I hope. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: (L to R). Janice Simmons, Lori Edwards. Darrell Motley, Chantay wall, row 2: Amy Cobb, Regina Barry. Stacy Somers, Mary Beth Sartin, Amy Wilkerson, Michelle Whit. Row 3: Rod Foushee, Lisa McCain, Jerald Wray. Kevin Strader, Donnie Lawson, Kenneth Allred Tina Willis, Earl Newcombe, Revonda Shuford, (not pictured, Bruce Jeffries). Photography The Photography Club was organized in 1979 at the request of a group of interested students. Ms. Susan Lassiter and Ms. Debby Clayton were the first sponsors. Officers, (L to R), Lisa McCain, Pres.; Kenneth Allred. V. Pres. Rodrick Foushee, Sec.; Sommer Hall, Treas. Advisor, Ms. Susan Lassiter and (not pictured, Mr. Bill Bush) The club and sponsors learned much that first year, some by trial and error. Many questions were answered such as What is a 35mm camera?”, How do you load this thing?”, and What is an enlarger? The second year the club made more discoveries like where the real darkroom was, and began the tradition of Valentine Portraits as an annual fund raising project. The club's plans for the 1983-84 school year in- clude a monthly photo contest among the club members with cash prizes, making a 1984 photo calendar in color and black and white, and learning basic black and white darkroom techniques. 50 Photography Club's Achievements for 1984 THE MAKING Of the VALENTINE PORTRAITS THE PRIZE WINNER The Photography Club took first place in the 1983-84 Homecoming Parade with their rendition of GONE with the WIND”. PEP CLUB II Members Row 1: (L to R) Sharon Coleman, Patricia Henderson, Joyce Merritt, Carol Garland, Antoinette Totten, Tammy Futral, Lisa Wilson. Vanessa Farmer. Debra Vernon, Michael Brown. Row 2: Tonya Oakes, Catherine Williamson, stephenia Jeffries, Lisa Stewart Patti Boone, Paula Powell, Pamala Williamson. Donna Harvey, Karen McCain, Jean Gannaway, Kedra Walker. Row 3: Angeline Love Carla Johnson, Dionne Paylor, Cathy Phillips. Wendy Blackwell, Wanda Gannaway. Martha Poole, Lillie Turner. Jeannie McDowell Barbara Johnson. all athletic events and to encourage interest in the athletic program. Under the sponsorship of Mr. William Wells, the club members learn cheers and sit together at games to augment the cheerleaders and generally express pande- monium at our teams' success, in the past, they were identified by their distinctive T-shirts. Because of various problems, the club has not been as active as in past years, but individual members have tried to attend as many games as possible. Perhaps the Pep Club can begin with a new sense of enthusiasm in '84. MONOGRAM Members Row 1: Bettie Newnam, Lisa Wilson, Jeannie McDowell, Debra Vernon, Lisa Hudson, Amanda Hodges, Patti Boone, Traci Cobb Leslie Page, Carolyn Cobb. Row 2: Coach Lindsey Page — Adv., Mark Carver, Jay Coleman, Dale Brann, Efram Fuller. Doug McIntyre. Row 3 Karvie Roberts, Glen Boswell. Kin watlington, Rob Satterfield. Monogram The Monogram Club is an organization that is made up of athletes who have earned letters or bars during the time they have participated in a varsity sport. The objectives of the club are to help develop the physi- cal, social and spiritual aspects of all athletes partici- pating in the athletic program and to promote good sportsmanship. Officers Jay Coleman — Pres., Lisa Wilson — Sec., Amanda Hodges — V. Pres. Advisor — Coach Lindsey Page 53 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America, an organization for students en- rolled in vocational agriculture, was organized in 1948. The Local Chap- ter at B.Y. was organized in the 1930's and has been very active. There are a variety of fund raising activities including the sale of candy, fruit, and plants raised in the greenhouse and nursery. The B.Y. FFA chapter is very involved in special events including participation in the National Convention in Kansas City, MO, and in several national contests over the past years. Highlights during the year will include a parent-member banquet and a possible trip to the international Land Judging meet in Oklahoma City. The Chapter has also had its share of offices on both the state and national levels. They have also had students who have had the oppor- tunity to meet with national figures including the President of the United States. Their future plans include many community service projects and the possible participation in the restoration of the old jail in the town of Yanceyville. Advisor- Cv Vernon President. Sherri Simmons; Vice President, Ried Thompson; Secretary, Kieth Daniel; Treasurer, Cindy Cook; Reporter. Gina Walker; Sentinel. Janet Murphy; Chaplain, William Hatchett; Parliamentarian, Beth Fowlkes. Creed Speaker, Eric Page Parliamentary Procedure: Susan Perkins, Reid Thompson, Cynthia Cook, Keith Daniels, Janet Murphy, Beth Fowlkes. Public Speaking: Gina Walker, Sherri Simmons, Eric Page Land Judging: Sherri Simmons, William Hatchett, Reid Thomp- son, Keith Daniel Greenhouse workers Hunter Safety Horticulture FFA Sweetheart. Cynthia Cook Hold on! Selling Fruit Is one of FFA's fund raising activities. 55 STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION Members Row 1: (L to R) Kenny Cobbs, Barbara Johnson, Cynthia Stewart, Phyllis Price, Donald Pinchback, Jeannie McDowell, Tamlko Mills, Lillie Turner, Sharone Coleman, Alfredia Blackwell, Joy Wilson, Cassandra Farrish, Cathy Williamson, ivory Jones. Connie McCain. Row 2: Shelia McLaughlin, Mike Burchell, Gave Poindexter, Michael Strader, Patti Boone, Amanda Hodges, Patricia Mitchell, windy Barber, Robin Williamson, Charlotte Watlington. Row 3: Caroline Mills, Pam Buchanon, Thomas Solomon, Lisa Lunsford, Maurice Yancey. Tony Gibson. Sherri Desormeaux, Janet Murphy, Amy Gregory, Pam Sellars, Becky Henderson, Julie Williamson. Row 4: Shannon Thompson, Mary Beth Sartin, Pam Crumpton, Valerie Long, Melanie Turner, Tammy Cox, Melissa Bell, Robin Johnson, Mary Beth Everett. S.C.A. The Student council consist of a representative from every homeroom in the school. Every grade level is represented so that all the students' opin- ions can be voiced. Its purpose is to plan activities that will benefit the school and the students. The council is responsible for sponsoring events such as Student of the Week, the Student Bulletin Board, and the planning of the Homecoming activities. Members of the council attend the North Carolina State Student Council conventions every year to get new and different fund raising ideas for the school. Advisor, Mr. William wells, talks to Vice President Jeannie McDowell Officers L to R: Lillie Turner, President; Jeannie McDowell, Vice- President; Sharone Coleman, Secretary; Tamiko Mills. Treasurer. 56 AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY Row 1: Officers: Donald Pinchback, President; Cynthia Lipscomb. Secretary; Zenobia Murphy, Assistant Secretary, Jackie woody, Treasurer A.A.S. The 1983-84 Afro-American society has approximately 180 members. Each Is advised and guided under the supervision of advisors John Ferguson and Jesse Majette. The organization has sponsored many trips, dances, and has been involved in various activities such as Black History Month which was in Febru- ary. The Afro-American's major pur- poses are to strive, excel and to cre- ate lasting unity within the commu- nity. Members Row 1: Advisor: Mr. Majette, Cynthia Lipscomb, Carol Johnson, Claretta Poteat, Lisa Stewart, Catherine Williamson, Pamala Williamson, Windy Barber, Wanda Pyles, Patricia Henderson, Lillie Turner, Laura Miles, ivory Jones. Diane Holmes, Jackie Woody, Beverly Clark, Angela Lea, Aneanette Garrett, Monica McCain, Zenobia Murphy. Advisor: Mr. Ferguson. Row 2: Tammie Watlington. Wanda Pyles, Stephanie Graves, Tracey Stamps. LaTonja Brown. Pam Sellars, Tammy Lea, Antoinette Totten, Renee McCain, Kaye McCain, Melanie Turner, Rickey Surgeon, Shelia McLaughlin, Evelyn McLaughlin, Kim Miles, Verleda Graves. Douglas Pinchback,Huston Slade. Row 3: Donna Walker, Carol Booth, Carol Sidney, Connie McCain,Stephanie Stanback, Angela Henderson. Katrina Bushnell, Erika Brandon, Brenda Slade, Tammy Corbett, Eric Mims, Karen Turner, Annie Brown. Kenneth Simpson, Kedra Walker, Ronda Slade. Derrick Swann, Maurice James. Sheryl Jeffreys. Row 4: Tonia Holloway, Shana Lea, Carla Johnson, Nicole Williamson, Sharon Mims, Terri McLaughlin, Patricia Mitchell, Priscilla Lipscomb, Cheryl Lipscomb. Niccoel Slade. Michelle James, Julie Williamson. Sherrie Williamspn, Roy Blackwell. James Gwynn, James Brown. Row 5: Erica Foster, Daniele Taylor, Lisa Thomas. Tammy Clayborn, Jo Ann Lipscomb, Stacey watlington, Debra Long, Da Nita Grasty, Derek Harris, David Stone, Nichole Chandler, Lora Beasley, Sandra Allen. Lesia McGhee. Row 6: Donald Pinchback, Kerry Mitchell, Billy Lynn. Paul Robinson, Julius Pyles, carl Blackwell, Charles Thaxton. Row 7: Kenny Cobbs, Steve Stewart, Anthony Stewart. Anthony Richmond. Tarrence Graves, Kelly Bigelow. Davis Pyles, Tony Allen, Keynon Williamson, Mike Wilson. Tammie Stone, Vicki Foster, Spencer Gunn, Percy Mangum, Anthony Hunt. 57 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Row 1: (L to R) Leslie Brown, Artie Gwynn. Row 2 Mia Jeffries, Alease Roberts. Row 3: Karen Barry, Advisor — Robert McCain, Katrina Powell, Paula Powell, Martha Poole, Joe Bennett. Row 4: Mac McDowell, Pamala Williamson, James Brown, Robert Wiley. Row 5: Craig Burr. Wanda Gannaway, Phyllis Price, Lisa Stewart, James Williamson. Row 6: Alan Poteat, Kin watlington, Jeff Earp, James Graves, Maurice Yancey, Kent Lipscomb, Ricky Brown. F.C.A. The purpose of the FCA is to bring together athletes to talk about their con- cerns, doubts, feelings, and faith. Team- mates share fellowship and their com- mitment to Jesus Christ around the com- mon bond of sports. From this founda- tion, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes groups are encouraged to live out their stated purpose: To present to athletes, coaches, and ail whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as their savior, and serving Him in their relationships and the fellow- ship of the church. FCA Homecoming Representative, Karen McCain, rides in the Homecoming parade with Freshman Representative, Antoinette Totten Officers Row 1: (L to R) Paula Powell, Asst. Sec.; Phyllis Price, Treas.; Martha Poole, V. Pres. Row 2. Kin watlington, Cap.; Maurice Yancey, Pres.; Mr. Robert McCain, Adv. 58 Advisor — Mr. Robert McCain VOCATIONAL — INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA v.l.C.A. — Carpentry The VICA chapter which concerns carpentry is sponsored by Mr. Joe Hammock. The present membership is twelve students. The members learn to plan and construct various projects which re- quire carpentry skills. The various activities of the club include trips, school projects, and the building of a solar home. One of the years trips was to the state fair in the fall. The local school projects included work on the new pressbox and constructing teacher offices in the i.C.T. and D.E. departments. While all of these activities have been educational and worth- while, the majority of the members' time has been spent on the construction of the new solar home located on Oak Tree Street in Yanceyville. under the supervision of the former sponsor, Mr. Underwood, the house was framed in 1983. This year the goal of the class is to finish the entire structure. This is a major undertaking and will require much time and work. Be- cause the design of the house emphasizes passive solar heating, the experience and knowledge gained by the students who work on it will be valuable in the future. It's an inside job. Officers L to R: Jimmy Pyrant, President; James Marshall, Vice-President; Cynthia Barnes. Secretary; Eric Russell, Treasurer; Anthony Graves, Chaplain. Advisor. Mr. Joe Hammock A lot can be done if everyone lends a hand. VOCATIONAL — INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA Members Row 1: (L to R) Robert Richmond, Craig Redding, Michale Poteat. Row 2. Randy Glass, Christopher Farmer, Fred Williamson, (not pictured, Douglas Stokes). V.l.C.A. — Masonry Masonry is a two hour class which endeavors to train the students in the skills of stone and brick laying. The students are taught to plan and produce various projects involving their masonry skills. When the occa- sion arises, the most skilled stu- dents make themselves avail- able to people in the communi- ty as apprentice masons. 60 Advisor, Mr. Edward Satterfield VOCATIONAL — INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA V.I.C.A. — Auto Body and Fender Auto Body and Fender V.I.C.A. prepares youth for life. It brings Advisor.- Mr. J.c. Winstead Opening and Closing ceremonies Team: Row 1: Doyle Boyd, Alan Lynskey, Randall Crisp. Row 2: Keith Neighbors, Tim Nichols. Dean Wray, Terry Hyler. together young men and women who share common interest for an exchange of Ideas, a discussion of problems and the opportunity to work toward common purposes. V.I.C.A. offers prestige and recognition through a national program of awards and contests. It broadens per- spectives through interclub and interstate activities. It offers curricular activities that make education and training more meaningful. One of the highlights of this year's activity was the visit to the Gov- ernor's office where the V.I.C.A. members presented him with a plaque a n d a carved, bronze token for his Outstand- ing Service to the V.I.- C.A. club. Prepared Speech Contestant: Charles Olp Patience Spell: District Vice President; Terry Hyler: Dis- trict Reporter Members Row 1: Mark Boone, Tim Willis, Frank Rose, Houston Hamlett. Mark Bing- ham, Keith Myers. Row 2: Donald Hyler, Kim Lewis, Patience Spell, Gypsy Fowler, Daphnie Shelton. Gloria Bullock. Jena Heath. Row 3: Dennis Brown. Mike Coley, Barry Rich. Kevin Crabtree, Alan Lynskey, Bruce Pas- chal, Charles Olp, Randall Crisp. Row 4: Kenneth Brooks. Doyle Boyd, Keith Neighbors, Wayne Weadon, Tim Nichols, Dean Wray, Terry Hyler. Club Officers: Parli: Dean Wray; Reporter: Randall Crisp; v. Pres: Alan Lynskey; Sec.: Daphnie Shelton; Pres.: Terry Hyler; Treas: Doyle Boyd. 61 VOCATIONAL — INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA Advisor: Mr. Hoyt Moore It's important to keep a neat shop. Students work hard to fix a Farmall tractor. V.I.C.A. — Auto Mechanics The Auto Mechanics class of b.y.h.S. teaches the basics and fundamentals of mechanical re- pairs. Under the direction of Mr. Hoyt Moore the Auto Mechanics class teaches a practical skill which may be used in the future. Even if the students do not pursue a career in mechanics, the experience gained in the class can come in handy in everyday life. The Auto Mechanics class is both an educational and practical learning ex- perience. Yes, Auto Mechanics Is a very greasy class. Advisor, Mr. Hoyt Moore, shows his students the basics of working on a car engine. 62 BUS DRIVERS Senior Bus Drivers Row 1: (L to R) Mike Welch, Tamiko Mills, Delsi Love, Tammy Bland. James Willis, Ronnie Markham, Melvin Totten. Row 2: Vickie Myers Michele Smith, Denise Tatum, Connie Simmons. Donnie Totten, Teressa Pickard, Danny Hyler, James Vaughn, Donald Beasley. Row 3 Doyle Boyd, Micheal Strader, Jimmy Pyrant, Curtis Pruitt, Maurice Yancey, Steve walker, Jeff Roberts, Allen Lynsky. Craig Taylor, Tracey Hughes, Theodore Simpson. Richard Lovelace, Rickey Surgeon, Randall Crisp. Aaron cozart. Reginald Coleman. Mr. Buck Page — supervisor. Junior Drivers Row 1: (L to R) Jody Pruitt, David Smith, James Marshall, Laura Ayers. Tammy Wietfeldt, Kathy combs, Athen Simpson, Kenneth Jones. Jackie Woody. Row 2: Mark Standfield, Greg Wright, Robin Jefferson, Charlotte watlington, Arthur Standfield, Ricky Brown, Barry Garland, Kevin Taylor. Willie Royster. Substitute Bus Drivers Row 1: (L to R) Jody Pruitt, Connie Simmons, Teressa Pickard, Ricky Brown, Barry Garland. Kevin Taylor. Row 2: Athen Simpson Donald Beasley. Robin Jefferson, Arthur standfield, Kenneth Jones, Supervisor: Mr. Buck Page, David Smith. Shuttle Bus Drivers Row 1: (L to R) Laura Ayers. James Willis, Donnie Totten. James Vaughn, Tracy Hughes. Row 2: Donald Beasley, Selena Gunther, Tammy Bland, Mr. Buck Page. Supervisor: Mr. Buck Page The bus drivers are a group of students trained to drive buses for the county school system. They are certified to drive school and activity buses for the state of North Carolina. The drivers are screened, schooled, and in- structed as to safety, responsibility, and schedule in regard to the operation of the total bus system. Meetings are held periodically in order to bal- ance loads, check routes, and discuss disciplinary problems they may have. This year most of the drivers have purchased orange jackets with their name and bus number on them. ANNUAL STAFF Opening Section: Rickey Surgeon and Senior Section: Steve Oaks and Editor, Mark Club Section: Kim Badgettand Darlene Shinnette Johnson Smith. Miles Sports Section: Jeff Sherry and Lisa Faculty Section: Tammy Desrochers and Pen- Underclassmen: Teresa Bailey and Advi- Hudson ny Hoskins sor Weldon Slayton Underclassmen: Sharon Pippin and Edi- Business Manager: Wesley Apple Photographer: Kenneth Allred tor Mark Smith Photographer: underclassmen: Becky Willis Rod Foushee Yan-Tat A high school yearbook is a collection of memo- ries, an attempt to capture part of our youth. Each year the Journalism II class tries to produce a book that will reflect the specialness of that school year. Through pictures and words the staff endeavors to give the students a publication which will preserve some of the moments of happiness and sadness that make up life. The 1983-84 Yan-Tat focuses on Beginnings . Emphasizing the new people, places, and things that have made this year of changes so important to the development of Bartlett Yancey, from the new principal to the beginning of volleyball, the staff has striven to present this year of beginnings as a gift of memories to the students and faculty of Bartlett Yancey Sr. High. 64 TREASURE CHEST Staff Members Seated: (L to R) Kathy Hoskins. Tracey Totten. Tina Ford, Pam Cwynn. standing: Kevin Strader. Connie Simmons, Bettie Newnam, Mr. Bush. Adv., Lisa Whitt, Robin Phillips, Manuel Edwards, Susan Perkins, (not pictured: Laura Miles, Cassandra Lea, Brenda wiles, Alfredia Thompson, Angela Short). Treasure Chest The Treasure Chest is a class and a publication. While learning basics of journalism, students write and pub- lish the newspaper which is sold throughout the school. This years goal is eight issues, some of which should be county wide in circulation. Editorial func- tions will be rotated so that each class member can sample various roles. Scope of the course will include print media beyond the newspaper, such as maga- zines and advertising. Special classes will concentrate on layout and photography. Surveying techniques will also be examined. ♦ Typing copy is really exciting. Typing is serious business. Looking through clip art. Makin' headlines. Getting editorial assistance from Mr. Bush. 65 JUNIOR VARSITY BAND J.V. Band Director: Mr. Ronald Amos The Junior Varsity Band is an integral part of the whole instrumental music program. While J.V. band is a stepping stone to the varsity Band, I it is also a separate entity that participates in festivals and competi- tions. This year's J.V. band will be traveling to Carowinds in Charlotte to compete against other J.V. bands from the state. The J.V. band is a required course for ail ninth grade band members. woodwinds: (L to R) Quincy Blackwell, Shannon Oswald, Beverly Win- stead, Julie Williamson, Pam Sellars, Scott McDowell, Joey Whitt, Jim- my Gustier, Billy Gammon, Lori Edwards, Tammi Lea, Amy Cobb, Mechell Roberts, Shana Lee, Carla Page, Sherri McGuire, Amy Lewis, Carolyn Millner, Mary Beth Sartln. On the floor: Debbie Roberts, Dion- ne Paylor. Regina Barry, Daniele Taylor, Sherrie Williamson. Brass Section: (L to R) Jerry Potter, David Dail, Caroline Mills. Scott Thomas. Jason Vinson, Robert Crabb, Ricky Cornelius, wade Oakes, Lisa Tidwell, Patrik Cobb, Mitchell Strader, Lynette Bush, Mary Beth Everett, Erica Foster. Percussion: (L to R) Stacey Cassidy, Regina Holden, Kelly Pointer 66 CONCERT AND PEP BAND Band officers: Wanda Barber: Secretary Treasurer; Craig Taylor, vice President; Mark Carver: Pres- ident; Mike Strader: Vice President; Tamiko Mills: Secretary Treasurer. Band Secretary: Teresa Bailey; Asst. Sec.: Lisa Tidwell The Pep Band is a volunteer group of band members that perform at the basket- ball games. They combine both popular and school spirited music to inspire the players and to get the crowd in a jubilant mood. The directors of the Pep Band are Wanda Barber and Beth Crichton. 67 The Marching Band ordered new uniforms last fall and received them in the spring. Through donations and fund raising projects the band was able to purchase them. Being in the band does not always mean fame and glory. Along with many hours of hard work, practice and preparation of music, they spend many hours raising money to meet our expenses. For fund raising projects, the band has sold suckers, pizzas, doughnuts, and many other products, over the years they have bought instru- ments, uniforms, supplies and many other needed things to keep the band functioning. Friday and Saturday, March 2 and 3, 1984, 28 bands from different counties participated in a contest held at the Civic Center. Each band was judged individual- ly and received a rating of 1 through 5. Thanks to the help of the Bartlett Yancey band students, parents, Mr. Amos, Mr. Sawyer, and many other people, the con- test was a great success. MARCHING BAND The Barlett Yancey Marching Band is composed of woodwind, brass, percussion and several auxiliary corps. They have been under the direction of Mr. Ron Amos for five years. Mr. Sawyer, the assistant band director, has been in Caswell County for four years. The Bartlett Yancey March- ing Band won first place in the Reidsville Christmas Parade in No- vember, 1983. They have won the parade for three consecutive years and therefore they have won the Mayors Trophy. This year the band was a showcase as it per- formed as representatives of the school in contests over the East Coast. In April, 1983 they went to Washington, D.c. They entered the Cherry Blossom Festival in a marching contest and placed 4th in the nation. The Bartlett Yancey Band is the pride of Caswell County. Woodwinds: (L. to R) Penny Strader, Cindy Loftis, Teresa Bailey. Tamiko Mills, Cindy Smith, Beth Fowlkes, Angela Oakley, Wanda Barber, William Hatchett, Terry Lea, Quinten Madden, Carlton Russell, Beth Crichton, Joseph Love, Denise Tatum, Sherri Desormeaux, Angie Denny, Donna McCain, Leslie Page, Teresa Pickard, Darlene Miles, Paula Yancey, Stacey Somers. Brass: Kneeling: (L to R) Mike Welch. Jeannie McDowell, Nicky Briggs, Keith Daniel, Craig Burr, Derek Bradner, Bobby Bengston. coy Odum, Deecy Harris, Lisa Tidwell, Angie Pride. Standing: (L to R) Tony Kirby. Dennis English, Laura Jones. Jeff Robinson, Kerry Mitchell, James Jeffers, Rhonda Slade, Derrick Mims, Rodney Simpson, Kenneth Allred. Mark car- ver, Kim Foushee. Jeff Earp, Mike Strader. Drum Majors: Thomas Solomon, Asst. Gina Walker. Percussion: Standing: (L to R) Alan Poteat, Ramona Blackwell, Sharon Gwynn, Pam Buchanan, Don Sherry, John McDowell, Robin Fagg, Eric Hooks, Allen Chaney, Craig Taylor, Kevin Strader. Auxiliary Corps, 1st row: Verleda Graves. 2nd row: Janice Simmons, Cathy Pruitt, Cynthia Barnes, Michele Smith, Amy Vernon, Michele Paschal. 3rd row: Shelia McLaughlin. Pam Cook, Bonnie Roach, Nancy Vernon, Catherine William- son, Kelly Daniel, Sandra Wray, Mary Beth Sartin, Sharon Lewis, Beth Simmons, Connie Simmons. 69 CHORUS II Members Row 1: (L to R) Vanessa Farmer, Danita Grasty, Joyce Merritt, Ronda Hunt, Katrina Powell, Connie McCain, Sheryl Jeffers, Tammy Futral, Kim Jones, Sheryl Brown, Melissa Reagan, Sharone Coleman. Row 2: Lisa Price. Charlene Matherly, Robin Fagg, JoAnn Lipscomb, Denise Willis, Terri Desrochers, Lisa Callahan, Debra Long, Terri Foster, Donna Hardin. Vickie Johnson. Row 3: Amelia Terry, Ruth Totten, Mickey McNair, Dewin watlington, Anthony Hunt, Carlton Allen, Huston Slade, Kenneth Jones, Rickey Surgeon, Arthur Standfieid, Kevin Taylor. David Henderson, Nannie Richmond, Angela Cunningham, Kathy Jeffries, Tracy Taylor. (Not pictured: Patricia Henderson, Earnest Jeffers. Carole Johnson, Pamela Lewis, Percy Mangum, Jewel Motley. Sonya Motley. Pansy Overstreet, Douglas Pinchback, Wanda Pyles, Steven Williamson, Joy Wilson. Chorus The Bartlett Yancey High School Chorus is a class which studies many musical endurances. There are also different types of music that is studied from Pop music, performed by the Show Choir, to the more classical and contemporary compositions performed by the Chorus ll and Ninth Grade Chorus students. For the many years of working with the Choral Department, director William Wells and the Choral students observed Music in our Schools week . This observance was set aside by the Mu- sic Educators National Conference for the week of March 5-11, 1984. Being proud of this great feat, the Choral Department wore pins that whole week. Besides the wearing of pins, the Choral Department made plans for a special ban- quet that was held at the Caswell County Civic Center on March 8, 1984. At this banquet the Choral Department presented a musical entitled In Search of the Perfect Song, a Musical Journey . Besides teaching and directing, one of the main responsibilities of director William wells is making sure all props are built and ready for choral performances. 70 Chorus Officers L to R: Sharone Coleman, President; Joyce Merritt, Vice- President; Melissa Reagan, Secretary; Angela Cunningham, Treasurer Ladles' Ensemble Row i: (L to R) Vanessa Farmer. Danlta Grasty, Joyce Merritt, Rhonda Hunt, Katrina Powell. Connie McCain, Sheryl Jeffers. Tammy Futral. Kim Jones. Sheryl Brown. Melissa Reagan, Sharone Coleman. Row 2: Lisa Price, Charlene Matherty. Robin Fagg. Joann Lipscomb. Denise Willis. Terri Desroachers, Lisa Callahan Debra Long, Terri Foster. Donna Hardin. Vickie Johnson. Row 3: Amelia Terry. Ruth Totten, wanda Gauidin. Nannie Richmond. Pianists L to R: Lisa Price, Katrina Powell, Robin Fagg Ninth Grade Chorus Row 1: (L to R) Revonda Shuford. Nicole Williamson. Erika Brandon, Jewel walker. Cindy Marshall. Laura Beasley. Paula Bailey. Kristy Bosiger. Traci Douglas. Crystal Simmons. Nicole Chandler. Felicia Williamson. Row 2: Stephanie Mitchell. Angelina Love, Patrice Mitchell, Tracy Page Kim Brooks, Teresa Myers, Lisa Fuqua, Rosa Gunn, Shelby Harris. Prlcilla Lipscomb, Sharon Jones. Angela Henderson. Row 3: Valerie Bigelow. Katrina Bushnell. Lisa Badgett. Tammi Lea. Melissa Garrison. Rita Durham. Lynette Page, Latonja Brown. Robin Johnson. Cristy Butts. Becky Henderson. Jettie Pernell. Melanie Hampton, Stephanie stanback, Jennifer Chester. Norma Mullins. Row 4: Julius Pyles. Paul Robinson. Eric Mims, Timothy Hudson. Vincent Carter, Matt Smith Spencer Gunn. Randy Massey, Derek Harris. David wiles. Senior Chorus Members Row 1: (L to R) Charlene Matherly, Terri Foster, Sharone Cole- man. Row 2: Robin Fagg, Melissa Reagan, Denise Willis. Row 3: David Henderson, Angela Cunningham, Ruth Totten, Amelia Ter- ry, Rickey Surgeon. 71 SHOWCHOIR Members Row 1: (L to R) Tammy Futral, Melissa Reagan. Cassandra Lea, Sharon Hamlett, Lisa Wilson. Teresa Loftis, Angela Cunningham, Sharone Coleman, Rene Noell. Row 2. Joyce Merritt, Willie Royster, Kenneth Jones, Allen Chaney. Showchoir Musicians L to R: Allan Chaney, Craig Taylor. Donald Carter. Showchoir Pianist Robin Fagg JUNIORS Tommy Aldridge Carlton Allen Penny Allen Angela Anderson Marvin Anderson Wesley Apple Laura Ayers Kim Badgett Tony Bailey Windy Barber David Barber Joyce Barnes Neal Bean Vincent Beard Linda Beards David Beasley Theodore Bennett George Bigelow James Bigelow Kelly Bigelow Melvin Bigelow Mark Bingham Stacy Blackman Christopher Blackwell Ramona Blackwell Tammy Boyd Robert Brandon Kim Brooks carl Brown Craig Burr Belinda Butler Brenda Butler Randy Butts Ambrose Caswell Jean Chaney Tammy Clavborne Annette Clayton Mike Coleman Ellen Coley Kathy Combs Thomas cook Douglas Corbett Tammy Corbett Donald Cornell David Crowder Pam Crumpton JoAnn Cunningham April Dan Chris Dailey Clint Daniel Sherri Desormeaux Tammy Desrochers Darrell Eanes wanda Echols Manuel Edwards Michael Everett Monaque Farmer Bobby Faucette Timothy Foster Kim Foushee Luther Fowler Beth Fowlkes George Fowlkes 74 Efram Fuller Shelia Fuller Frank Fulton Charles Fuquay Glenda Purges Michele Futral Jean Gannaway Barry Garland Shirley Garland George Gaston Wanda Gauldln Jodi Gay Benny Goodman Anthony Graves John Graves Josette Graves Shin Graves Yancey Graves Amy Gregory James Gwynn Pamela Gwynn LuWanda Hamiett Kenneth Hammock Ernestine Hampton Lisa Hankins Cathy Harris Allen Hatch William Hatchett Room Hill Rodney Holman Diane Holms Esselyn Hope Kathy Hoskins Penny Hoskins Michael Howard Oh. Those Mondays! Just clowning around 75 Tony Hughes Ronda Hunt Sandra Jackson Earnest Jeffers lawanda Jefferson Room Jefferson Can Johnson Carole Johnson Donald Johnson Vernon Johnson Vickie Johnson Brenda Jones ivory Jones Kenneth Jones Laura Jones Tony Kirby Cary Koger Melissa latta James Lea Sharon Lewis Cheryl Lipscomb Cynthia Lipscomb Kent Lipscomb Ronda Lipscomb Joseph Loflin Rita Long Joseph Love Doris Lynn Annie McCain Connie McCain Gabriel McCain Thomas McCain Angel McGhee Julie McKinney Terri McLaughlin Mickey McNair Rodney McNair Ramona Mangum James Marshall Sharon Massey Tammy May Joyce Merritt Darlene Miles Johnny Mitchell Drake Moore Everett Motley Janet Murphy Zenobia Murphy Denise Myers Reginald Neal Bettie Newnam Renee Noeii Steve Oakes Lutncia Oliver Charles Olp Nell Olp Sandra Owen Larry Page Leslie Page Stanley Page Debra Paschal Thomas Paschal Shirley Paul 76 Susan Perwns Robin Phillips Sharon Pippin Kermit Poole Martha Poole Carol Poteat Claretta Poteat Gary Poteat Alan Poteat Paula Powell Jodv Pruitt Jimmy Pyles Roxie Ragnor Abbie Richardson Janice Rlmmer Aiease Roberts Willie Royster Carlton Russell Eric Russell Samuel Seamster Anthony Sellars Jeff Sherry Thomas siddie Athen Simpson Israel Simpson James Simpson Rodney Simpson Thomas Simpson Niccoei Slade Lori Slaughter Kim Smith Mark Smith Thomas Solomon Jennifer Southern Patience Spell Too much microbiology! Style Is a state of mind. 77 Arthur Stanfield Mark Stanfield Ricardo Steadman Shlnette Stephens Coy Swanson Jimmy Talley Zack Taylor Lawrence Thaxton Wendy Thompson Joseph Totten Amanda Tucker Bobby Turner Stewart Turner Billy Vernon Debra vemon Nancy vernon Cina walker Nelson Watkins Charlotte watilngton Dewin watilngton Cary Watilngton Jeffrey watiington Kin watilngton Janet Watson Mike White Lisa Whitt Tamie Wietfeidt Mike wiles Jamie williams Krystal williams Lionel Williams Cathy Williamson Hulon Williamson James Williamson Raymond Williamson Diane Willis Tyrone Willis Todd Willis Becky Willis Lisa Wilson Michael Wilson Tammy Wilson Lillie Womack Jackie woody Robin Worsham Sandra Wray Darrell Wright Michael Yancey Sammy Young Sam Zlccardl Thomas, are you SURE? 78 SPORTS .. • • FROM BEGINNING TO END VARSITY FOOTBALL ;_■ - XL' .ir ' '. Kneeling L to R: Kenny King Carlton Allen. Chris Dailey. James Lee. Tommy Aldridge. Dale Brann. Tony Kirby. Steve Oakes, Mike Welch. Kin watlington. Nelson Watkins. Doug McIntyre. Jeff Earp. Johnny Mitchell. Rob Satterfield. Standing: Mike White. Frazier Lettley Efram Fuller. Derrick Mims. Arnold Henderson. Jeff Sherry. Joe Totten. Fitzgerald Wiley, Ralph Stewart. James Williamson, Ernest Johnson. Chris Blackwell. Rodney Holman. John Pyles. Maurice Yancey. (Not Pictured: Jay Coleman, George Gaston. Mark Stanfield) Team Captains Dale Brann and Kin watlington Coaching staff Assistant Coaches David Owen and Kyle Hayes. Head coach Joe Horne. Assis- tant Coach Ray Reagan. (Not Pictured: John Mitchell and Charles Roberts) You want me to what? Seniors: Kneeling, ito R: Derrick Mims. Ernest Johnson. Ralph Stewart. Dale Brann. Doug McIntyre, John Pyles. Standing: Kenny King. Arnold Henderson. James Lee. Jeff Earp, Rob Satterrfleld Mike Welch. Maurice Yancey. (Not Pictured: Jay Coleman) Offensive Backs and Receivers: Kenny King, Rob Satterfield. Arnold Henderson, Frazier lettiey. Kin watilngton. Rodney Holman. Efram Fuller Ralph Stewart, Dale Brann. Linebackers and Defensive Backs: Kneeling, l to R: Dale Brann. Chris Blackwell, Maurice Yancey, johnny Mitchell, Standing: Tony Kirby, Joe Totten. Carlton Alien Doug McIntyre, Fitzgerald Wiley. Jeff Sherry. Lineman: Kneeling. I to R: Tommy Aldridge. James Lee, John Pyles, Nelson Watkins. Chris Dailey, Jeff Earp. Steve Oakes. Standing: Ernest Johnson, James Williamson, Derrick Mims. Mike Welch. Bucs in action! Now which one will I throw it to? JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Why me? This is humanly impossible! Team Captains: Rodney Craves and Carl Butler Oh, no! Not another one! First Row, L to R: James Brown, Mike Burchell, Stacy Watlington, Tarrence Craves. Glenn Hodges, Derek Harris, Darryl watlington. Second Row: James craves, Chris craves, Richard Guy, Carl Blackwell, Julius Pyles, Erik Mims, Paul Robinson, Kendall Haley. Maurice James. Frank Fuller. Third Row: Tim Jones, Kevin Crabtree. Bernard Hester, Vincent Wilson, Anthony Williamson, Willie Turner, Mac McDowell, Jay workman, Merideth Lada. Fourth 82 Row: Jimmy Cuzzlar, Rodney Craves, Richie Brackin, Carl Butler, Mike Coley, Ricky Wilson, Jerry Potter, Rodney Doss, Thomas Brendall, Jerry Cheek. (Not Pictured: Robert watlington and Mike Williamson) VOLLEYBALL Standing Melissa Garrison Tracy Page. Virginia Simpson. Pam Buchanan. Phyllis Price Evelyn McLaughlin. Crystal Simmons. Coach: Wendy Briggs Kneeling: Lisa Fuquay. Elaine Somers. Lisa Wilson, vennie Ayers, Carolyn Cobb The Yan-Tat Staff welcomes volleyball into the sports section. This is the first year that Bartlett Yancey has had a volleyball team. They are an exciting, spirited group and they show a lot of spunk when they play. Although this year's record wasn't too great, they deserve a lot of recognition. The volleyball team is coached by Ms. Wendy Briggs. 83 Starters Standing Phyllis Price, Pam Buchanan. Carolyn Cobb Kneeling: Evelyn McLaughlin, Lisa Wilson, Elaine Somers WRESTLING Cary's got a new move. Kneeling: (L to R) Craig Cox, George Bigelow. Jody Pruitt, Vincent Carter, Douglas Fuqua, Randy Massey, Monjette Lipscomb, Mitchell England, standing: (L to R) Israel Simpson, Alan Poteat, Anthony Sellars. Tommy Paschal, Nelson Watkins, Gary Koger, Rod Foushee, Randy White. Head Coach Andy Hawks. 84 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: (L to R) Robert Watlington, David Pyles, Julius Pyles, Shawn Graves, Rodney Graves, Willie Turner, Richard Guy, Spencer Gunn. Standing: (L to R) Coach Bob McCain, Joe Bennet, Johnny Miles, Artemus Gwynn, Chris Graves, Tarrence Graves. Chris Saunders Steve Stewart. Dexter Long, Avery Parker, James Graves, Willie Moore, James Brown, Larry Sellars. 85 WOMEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Sitting (L to R) Beth Thompson Phyllis Price. Lisa Wilson. Aifreda Craves. Elaine Somers. Carolyn cooo Standing: L to Ri Lori Slaughter. Evelyn McLaughlin. Melissa Bell Barbara Johnson Bettie Newnam. Lisa Thompson josette Craves. Tracy Page, Leslie Page Dorothy Craves. Coach Donna Edwards Senior Captains Lisa Wilson and Aifreda Craves. 87 MEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling- L to R) Kevin Daye Hunter Harris. Ray Henderson, Donald Johnson. Karvle Roberts, Douglas Stokes. Standing: (l to R) Mike White, Assistant Coach: Mike Talbot, Jake Lea. Jay Coleman. William Blackwell, Thomas McCain. Kenneth Cobbs. Irvin Hughes. Ralph Stewart. Coach: Lindsey Page. MEN'S TRACK £4 ru $ VgHH s UHOT • . ' 5 _. Vi- .� «£► .' First Row L. to R.: statisticians: Priscilla Watkins. Laura Miles. Vicki Jeffries, and Lillie Turner, coach Bob McCain. Second Row: Melvin Totten. Hosea Garland Tracy Hughes Norman Scott. Elbert Lownes, Kerwin Doe. Darrel Yellock. Earl Lea. Third Row: Kent Lipscomb. Roger Jeffries. Marvin Sellars. Todd Harrelson Arthur Gwynn. Willie Turner. Fourth Row: Maurice Yancey. James Lea. Kent Williamson. Steve walker, Calvin Connally, Kelvin Clark. Bobby McCain. Fifth Row: Derrick Mims. Tony Hughes. Keith Hughes. Chris Slade. Jody Pruitt. Greg McLaughlin. Sixth Row: Joe King, Patrick Watkins. Ernest Johnson Scotty Hillman, Gary watiington. Seventh Row: Billy Lynn. Douglas Bowe. Donnie Totten. Barry Garland. 90 WOMEN'S TRACK Brenda gives it her ail. First Row L to R: Pattv Hemingway. Tammy Futral. Karen McCain. Claretta Poteat. Cheryl Simms. Cheryl Pyles. Roxie Ragner. Rhonda Moore. Second Row: Charlene Enoch Tammy England Lisa Wilson. Katrina Powell. Mia Jefferies, Tracy Totten. Terri Mciaughin. Cynthia Stewart Melissa Reagan. Charlene Matherty windy Barber. Amelia Terry. Tina Crutchfield Third Row JacKie Johnson. Candace Soinks Angie Pride. Bridgett Poteat. Cheryl Brown Angela Hughes Cheryl Pyles Brenda long Annette Richmond. Phyllis Blackwell. Connie McCain Norma Tanner. Fourth Row Tracey Taylor Exia Blackwell Meiondy Turner Alease Roberts, wanda Barber coach p.l Robinson. 91 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Meka Poteat. Joyce Merritt. Brldgett Poteat, Jean Cannaway, Jeannie McDowell, windy Barber. Martna Poole. Paula Powell. Debra Vernon. Lillie Turner. Patti Boone. Wanda Cannaway. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Christi Butts. Cwen Hill. Toni Totten, capt. Donna McCain. Kristen Richmond. Kelly Pointer. Danielle Taylor. Karen McCain, Carla Page, Capt. Angle Butler. 94 SOFTBALL Keep your eye on the ball! First Row, L to R: Patience Spell, Debra walker. Traci Cobb, Regina Craves, Lisa McKinney, Stephanie Blackwell. Lisa Wilson, Nancy Meeler. Second Row: Coach Kyle Hayes, Shelia McLaughlin, Patricia Henderson Wendy Thompson April Shultz. Barbara Johnson, Pam Buchanan. Carolyn Cobb. SJ ’ i, V VARSITY BASEBALL Watch It, western! Our guys are quick! 96 Warming up. First Row, L to R: Jim Pruitt, Mitch Thompson, Tony Wray. Second Row: Jay Coleman. Ron Barker, Wesley Sartin. Jason Barts, Billy Bean. Third Row. Karvie Roberts. C.W. Willis. Mark Carver, Kin watlington, Rob Satterfield. Fourth Row: Coach Lindsey Page. Randy Yarbrough. Glenn Boswell. 97 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: (L to R) Alan Poteat. Tommy Aldridge. Mac McDowell. Todd Willis. Mike Wiles. Second Row: L to R Tommy Paschal, Neal Bean. Fitzgerald Wiley, Andy Dodson. Third Row: (L to R) Craig Burr. Johnny Mitchell. Ricky Wilson. Craig Cox. Jamie Williams. Head Coach Andy Hawks First Row: (L to R) Pitchers: Andrew Dodson, Mac McDowell. Second Row: il to R) Alan Poteat, Neal Bean. First Row: L to R) Outfielders: Alan Poteat. Johnny Mitchell. Andrew Dodson. Fitzgerald Wiley. Second Row (L to R) Ricky Wilson. Craig Cox. Jamie Williams. 98 First Row. (L to R) inflelders: Craig Burr. Tommy Aldridge. Mac McDowell. Mike wiles. Fitzgerald Wiley. Second Row: (L to Ri Alan Poteat, Tommy Paschal. Neal Bean. Todd Willis. THE 1983 ATHLETIC BANQUET B.Y. Athletic Director. Lindsey Page 99 Coach Donna Edwards and Sarah Davis. Basketball Coach Bob McCain and Marvin Sellars. Track THE YEAR IN REVIEW 100 SOPHOMORES Monika Adams Terry Adams Deborah Allen Rhonda Allen Tony Allen jay Anderson Cynthia Barnes Tracy Blackman Aifreda Blackwell Jennifer Blackwell Mark Boone Jeffrey Boyd Ronald Boyd Kim Bray William Brendie Kenneth Brooks Keith 8rooks Amy Brown Donna Brown Fredrick Brown James Brown Leslie Brown Michael Brown Ricky Brown Sheryl Brown Pam Buchanan Gloria Bullock Joyce Bullock Linda Burnett Lynette Bush Angie Butler Carl Butler Lisa Callahan Annette Carter Tracey Carter Malcolm cates Bernice Chandler Richie Chilton Tammy Claybome Beverly Clark Carolyn Cobb cecile Cobb Mike Coley Cathy Collins Janice Collins Pam Cook Brent Corbett Craig Cox Kevin Crabtree Beth Crichton David Crumpton Teenie Crutchfield Cindy Daniel Kelly Daniel Le Anne Daye Angle Denny Terry Derochers Andy Dodson Brian Doss Rodney Doss Michelle Easley Reginald Elmore Mitchell England 102 Tammle England Dennis English Charlene Enoch Michele Farllng Darrin Farmer Weldon Farmer Vanessa Farmer Cassandra Farrish Michael Fisher Gypsey Fowler John Fuqua Adrai Fuller Angelia Garland Ronnie Garland Anjeanette Garrett Teresa Gibson Tony Gibson Karen Godsey Danita Grasty David Graves Evette Graves Rodney Graves Shawn Graves Tarrance Graves Vanessa Graves Cindy Gregory Leonard Grubbs Richard Guy Artie Gwynn Beth Gwynn Amanda Hall Robin Hall Houston Hamiett Donna Hardin Gina Harrelson Deede Harris Donna Harvey Jerry Hatchett Jena Heath John Henchey Taoatha Henchey Patricia Henderson Ray Henderson Mary Hightower Gwen Hill Scotty Hillman 103 Michelle Hines Kinston Hodnett Denise Holman Eric Hooks Anthony Hunt Donald Hyier Thomas Hyier Rodney Jackson Maurice James Sheryl Jefferys Bernard Jeffreys Kathy Jeffries Marvin Jeffries Mia Jeffries Barbara Johnson Brenda Jones Kim Jones Tammy Julian Tim Klmber Joe King veronica King Meredith latta Donnie Lawson James Layne Angela lea Kim Lewis Pam Lewis Jo Ann Lipscomb Vivian Lipscombs call Loftls Cindy Loftls Ssssexy! 104 Darryl Long Debra Long James Long Tim Love Usa Lunsford Donna McCain Karen McCain Keith McCain Michelle McCain Monica McCain Debra McCann Jamie McDowell Mac McDowell Amy McKinney Usa McKinney Shelia McLaughlin Michelle McLean Quentin Madden Percy Mangum Bobby Marlon Kenneth Milam Johnny Miles Kim Miles Leslie Mlllner Ronnie Mlmms Sonya Moore Darrell Motley Jewel Motley Robin Motley Hubert Murphy Angela Murray Melissa Myers Keith Myers Faye Neal Robert Neal Keith Neighbors Terri Nelson Kim Nuckies Earl Nunnaliy Preston Nunnaliy Joe Oakes Tonya Oakes Coy Odum Bruce Owens Pansy Overstreet Erik Page Michelle Paschal 105 Bruce Paschal Donny Peat Kim Perdue Ricky Perkins Mike Phelps Spencer Phllpott Douglas Plnchback Carol Poteat Dawn Poteat jerry Poteat Michael Poteat Katrina Powell Kendall Price Lisa Price Phyllis Price Angie Pride Cathy Pruitt Scon Pruitt David Pyles Wanda Pyles Mark Ray Deanna Reynolds Barry Rich Barbara Richardson Anthony Richmond Rosemary Richmond Nannie Richmond Wesley Richmond Bonnie Roach Mechell Roberts Melissa Roberts Jeff Robinson Frank Rose Jeff Rudd Tim Rudd Janice Russell Jennifer Russell Mark Schulz Anita Scott John Scott Daphine Shelton Don Sherry Cheryl Simms Angela Simpson Kenneth Simpson Virginia Simpson David Slade Marla Slade Ronda Slade Sherrie Slade Angela Smith Cindy Smith Betty Smith Rose Smith Tracy Smith Stacy Somers Lisa Spicer candy Spinks Harold Stadier Candy Stephens Kim Stephens Anthony Stewart David Stone 106 Two hands are better than one will this latest fasion last? Jamie Stone Kim Strader Penny Strader Derrick Swann Norma Tanner wendy Tate John Taylor Tracy Taylor Suzette Thaxton Wayne Thomas Angela Thompson Mac Thompson Phillip Thompson Robert Torain Karen Turner Melanie Turner Willie Turner James Upchurch lisa vaden Amy Vernon Donna Waller Kedra walker Kenneth walker Terri ware Amanda Watkins David Watkins den watkins Karen Watkins Patrick Watkins Anthony watiington Eugene Watiington 107 Forrest watlington Gloria watlington Julius watlington Robert watlington Donald weaden Rocky weaver Randy White Tonya White Robert Wiley Amy Wilkinson Gary williams Keith williams Terry Williams Anthony Williamson Fred Williamson Mary Williamson Robin Williamson Steven Williamson Chris Willis Debra wmis Michael Willis Tina Willis Danny Willis Joy Wilson Lome Wilson Ricky Wilson Lorene wimple Mattie Winstead Jerald Wray Wendell wrav Lisa Wrenn Tony Wright Paula Yancey Jim Yarbrough Scarlett Young 108 109 Administration Mr. Floyd M. Rowland Mr. Robert Fleming A New Administration The 1983-84 school year marks the beginning of an era at Bartlett Yancey High School. Perhaps the most important change has been the appointment of Mr. Floyd Rowland as the new principal, replacing Mr. Ed Meador who had been principal for the past 17 years. Almost as if fate were in- volved, at the same time as a new principal was appointed, Caswell County employed a new superintendent, new sports and revised course outlines were developed at the high school, a new gymnasium was planned, and Atwater Field was augmented by the addition of the new Buccaneer Sta- dium. in the midst of these changes, the Yan-Tat interviewed Mr. Rowland to ascertain his reaction to his new assignment. in 1964, a new graduate named Floyd M. Skippy” Rowland was 18 and had just finished four years of high school, includ- ing driving a bus and playing football. The last thing on his mind was returning to any school, much less Bartlett Yancey High School, as principal. Today he Is concerned with every aspect of Bartlett Yancey in his new position as principal. He looks forward to the development of the school's new facilities, such as the new gym and vocational building, as well as dealing with respon- sibility for creating an effective atmosphere that allows learning and fun. Other goals no 18-year-old would have though of are upgrading the academic curriculum and find- ing new ways to create interest in the curriculum. The high school has brought different problems from the ones he faced as principal at Pelham Elementary School and Dillard Jr. High School. The new conflict areas, he says, arise in maturity and age difficulties, new procedures, and adjusting to the high school environment. For himself, a major adjust- ment Is dealing with the sheer number of hours involved in being a high school principal, especially in attending so many sports events. He likes seeing the students perform however; especially when he is watching those he knew as eighth graders. During his free time he enjoys sports, both as participant and spectator. He especially likes tennis and skiing. He and his wife, Margaret, who is also involved in education, seem to be enjoying the challenge of their new home and Mr. Row- land's new job as principal of Bartlett Yancey. Mr. Jack Pointer 110 Support Staff Gave Poteat Secretary Nancy Horne Secretary Elizabeth s. walker Bookkeeper Mar Wiley Even teachers need comforting. Guidance ill Mr. Rowland explains the new dress code to the faculty. Evangelina Balmori Spanish Siomara Balmori Spanish Harriet Brandon Home Economics irma Bloomer Home Economics Willie Blue English Bonnie Brewer English Hattie Brown Business Education Bill Bush English Debbie Clayton Data Processing Hilda Fish Media Specialists Esther Foster Learning Lab Patsy Fowlkes Learning Lab John Ferguson Biology I 113 Andy Hawks Physical Education Kyle Hayes Physical Educaoion Education Is hard work! Joseph Horne Drivers Education Sandra Jeffries Science Papa Smurf giving blue blood. 114 Judy Loftls Social Studies Candice Long Mathematics Robert McCain Social Studies Howard McIntyre Mathematics Jesse Majette Biology Hoyt Moore Auto Mechanics David Owens Physical Education BJ. Page Social Studies Blanche Page Jo Page Business Education vocational Education Lindsey Page vocational Education Pam Page Learning Lab Ruth Page Business Education Jane Powell Mathematics 115 Ah. the life of a professional educator. Martha Pyrant English Ray Reagan Social studies Nell Page Curriculum Coordinator Mike Reilly Mathematics Paul Robinson Alene Russell Drivers Education Mathematics Bettie Satterfield Edward Satterfield Home Economics Masonry Dock Sawyer Music Weldon Slayton English Journalism 116 Finger lickin' good! Jane Thompson English James Totten English Cy Vernon Agriculture Marvin Walters Social Studies William wells Music J.C. Winstead Auto Mechanics The Three Joseph Yount science Pansy Punk Fashion Designer Mary Poppins Meteorology Pop Pointer Law Enforcement r 117 CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: (L to R) Ida Kimber; Grade Harris; Jackie Miles; Margaret Pyrant; Mary K. Jones, Manager. Row 2: Joyce Mitchell; Betty Everett; Lula Williamson, Asst. Manager; Lillie Gwynn. (not pictured Carolyn Kalina) 'i MS CUSTODIANS 118 Mamie Adkins Sandra Allen Sophia Allen wayne Arnold vennie Ayers Lisa Badgett James Bailey Paula Bailey Amy Baise Michael Barber James Barnwell Regina Barry Lora Beasley Melissa Bell Joe Bennett Ervin Bigelow Valeria Bigelow Amy Blackwell Carl Blackwell Quincy Blackwell Roy Blackwell Kristi Bosiger Tracey Bowe Susan Bowen Patricia Bowling Randy Bowmon Richard Brackin Erika Brandon Thomas Brendie Garrett Briggs Kimberly Brooks James Brown LaTonja Brown Tracey Brown Mike Burcheli Betty Burnett Rhonda Burnett Katrina Bushneil Christi Butts Vincent Carter Stacey Cassidy Nichole Chandler Eric Cheek jerry Cheek Jeniffer Chester Angela Clark Kim Clark Amy Cobb Crystal Cobb Debbie Cobb Robin Cobb Patrick Cobb Lee Coleman Tammy collier Felicia Corbett Ricky Cornelius Tammy Cox Robert Crabb Libby Crisco Charles Crisp Willie crouch John Crowder David Dali 120 Mark Guthrie Kendall Haley william Hairston Darryl Hamlett Melody Hampton Willie Hardy Derek Harris Shelby Harris Teresa Hemingway Anita Davis Tracey Davis Angela DeMott Lisa Dickerson Mary Dickerson Traci Douglas Rita Durham Lori Edwards Pam Elliott Mary B Everett Fontelia Farmer Mary Farmer Avery Foster Erica Foster Vickie Foster Derrick Fowler Mary Freeman Donna Frlddie Douglas Fuquay Lisa Fuquay Prank Fuller Robert Fulton Allen Gammon Billy Gammon Melissa Garrison Kenneth Gauidin Mike Gauidin Sandra Gibbs Ray Gibson Chris Graves Craig Craves Earl Graves James Graves Kenneth Graves Matthew Graves Stephanie Graves Tony Graves Paula Gregory Melvin Gunn Rosa Gunn Spencer Gunn Jimmy Gusler 121 splat! Angela Henderson Becky Henderson Duane Henderson Leonard Henderson Bernard Hester Naomi Hobbs Glenn Hodges Kathy Hodges Antlone Hodnett Regina Holden Tonia Holloway zadie Holloway Derrick Holman Elly Hooper Greg Hoskins Timothy Hudson Pennle Hunt James Hutchins Greg Ingram Michelle James Tracey Jeffers Alonzo Jeffries Bruce Jeffries Carla Rene Johnson Carla wetes Johnson Robin Johnson Danny Jones Melvin Jones Sharon Jones Timothy Jones Penny Kendrick Chuck Lawson Donald Lea Kim Lea Shana Lea Tammi R. Lea Tammy L. Lea Tammy M Lee Amy Lewis Bruce Lewis Priscilla Lipscomb Stacey Long Tracey Long Angellne Love Debbie Lynskey Fonda McCaddon David McCann James McClain Scott McDowell Teresa McDuffie James McGhee 122 Lesia McGhee Melissa McGee Sherri McGuire Evelyn McLaughlin Shlrlene McLaughlin Jimmy McMillan Timothy McNair Vernon Mansfield Cindy Marshall Connie Marlon Calvin Massey Donald Massey Jeff Massey Randy Massey Cecilia Matheriy Malcolm Miles Diana Miller Carolyn Millner Verna Millner Caroline Mills Tommy Minor Annie Mims Eric Mims Michael Mims Patrice Mitchell Stephanie Mitchell Jason Moore Eric Moore Steve Moore Willie Moore Norma Mullins Wanda Mumpower Lynette Murphy Melissa Murphy Debra Myers Teresa Myers Earl Newcomb Toni Newcomb wade Oakes Anita Oakley Chris Oakley Rhonda Odum Shannon Oswald Sam Overstreet Cana Page Lynette Page Tracy Page Avery Parker Dionne Paylor Gibson Pennlx D.L. Perry Cathy Phillips Teresa Piercy Crystal Pinnix Randy Plnnlx Robin Pleasant Gaye Poindexter Kelly Pointer Laurie Poteat Vinson Poteat Jerry Potter Scott Powell Timothy Pruitt 123 Mike Pulley Jettl Purnell Julius Pyles wanda Pyles Samuel Reynolds Kirsten Richmond Teresa Richmond Terry Richmond Curtis Roberts Debbie Roberts Paul Robinson Gerald Royster Mary Beth Sartln Chris Saunders Neal Scearce Felicia Scott Angela Scurlock Anthony Sellars Larry Sellars Pam Sellars Teresa Sellars David Shelton Revonda Shuford Tammy Sigmon Crystal Simmons Janice Simmons Cheryl Smith Matt Smith Keith smith Mike Smith Penny smith Elaine Somers John Southern Joyce Southern Tammy Spelcher Reginald Spinks Tracy Stamps Fred Stallings Stephanie Stanback is this the new class on fashion design? 124 David Staniev Usa Stephens Steven Stewart Curtis stokes Mitchell Strader Jamie Talley Seorina Tate Daniele Taylor John Taylor Keith Terry Charles Thaxton Mike Thomas Rodney Thomas Scott Thomas Billy Thompson Beth Thompson BoDDy Thompson Shannon Thompson Dale Thornton Antoinette Totten Usa Thomas Lisa Tidwell Anita underwood Robert Underwood Jason Vinson Gloria walker Jewel walker Michael walker Chantay wall Frankie ward Mike Watkins Darrell Watlington Unda watlington Shlryl watlington Stacey Watlington Tammie watlington Timothy weadon Jimmy Webster Tracy Webster 125 Are you sure this is the G T section? Cien Whitt Joseph Whitt Michelle Whitt David wiles Jennifer wiikerson Israel Wilkins Arlene williams Felicia Williamson Julie Williamson keynon Williamson Nicole Williamson Phillip Williamson Sherrie Williamson Tongu Williamson Lynn Wilson Clarence Wilson Craig Wilson Ronnie Wilson Vincent Wilson Beverly Winstead Teresa Winstead Mark Woodson Jay workman Bryant Yancey jodlYoung 126 SPECIAL EVENTS BEGIN TRADITIONS Even though the buildings looked the same, Bartlett Yancey was a different school at the beginning of the 1983-84 school year. Perhaps the two biggest changes came with the installation of the new principal and the new urgency given to the effort to provide computer education in response to the growing demand by students and parents. While there were many events and changes that made a difference in the new year, these two additions would seem to be the most far-reaching in their effects. Mr. Rowland brought a fresh approach to the campus with a particular emphasis on examining the academic program. After successfully completing the accreditation by the Southern Association under former principal j.e. Meador, Mr. Rowland and the staff look forward to building a brighter future upon that strong foundation. Already the new computers are having their effect. Mr. Rowland has decided to do all scheduling using the computers, and students and teachers are beginning to Jockey for time in computer classes and at the various keyboards. Word processing is beginning to replace typing, and even the Yan-Tatcopy was stored on computer disks. With the potential each has for bringing real change to Bartlett Yancey, it seems only fitting that Mr. Rowland and the computer lead off the special events of 1983-84. Radio Shack's Best Printer The new Model-4's wait for the new computer class to begin. 127 New principal, Mr. Rowland, ponders the challenges of the new job. Frederick Moyer performs for the students. THE HATlOflAL OPERA COMfiTNY COSIBINTUTTE (School For Lovers) MOZART Part of the lobby display during the Shakespeare Festival. 128 The Prince of Denmark was featured at the night performance. Drama and music were part of the special events in 1983 and 84. Music in the form of pianist, Frederick Mover, the National Opera company, and the North Carolina symphony was presented to the student body and to the community at large. The school system and the Arts council cooper- ated in bringing a wide variety of quality perform- ers to the area. Drama was provided by the Shakespeare festival and a fine production of Ten- nessee Williams' Class Menagerie. Frederick Moyer and the National Opera Compa- ny were especially welcome because of the time spent working with small groups and individual _____ students. The opportunity to speak with and learn from these fine professionals was greatly appreciated by the many students who had had no chance to work with real professional musicians before. The dramatic highlight of the year was the Shakespearean Festival. For more than a week students were given opportunities to experience the Bard in many ways. From the exhibits in the Civic Center to an Eliz- abethan banquet, the festival tried to pro- vide for everyone's interest. The finale of the festival came with the performance of Hamlet The students again were excited to be able to learn from the various actors who performed and graciously discussed the many aspects of the acting profession with small groups and individuals. The arts enjoyed a banner year at B.Y. dur- ing 1983-84. We hope that events like these will begin a long tradition of quality enter- tainment to the campus. Actors of This Wooden 0 discuss their profession with the students. In response to the concern over quality education in the state, the General Assembly established the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics in Durham as a residential school for academically gifted students from all over the state. The requirements for admission are extremely rigorous and only about 200 of the 800 applicants are accepted. Bartlett Yancey Is very proud to have three of their own as current residents of N.C.S.S.M. Adolphus Gwynn is a senior at the school and plans to graduate this spring. Adolphus was the first Bartlett Yancey student accepted at N.C.S.S.M. and has done well. Of particular note is the fact that he is a member of the student government and has had many responsibilities given to him during his two years of study. Lorrie Apple and Neal Henderson are the latest N.C.S.S.M. students to come from Bartlett Yancey. Both are juniors at the school, and if invited back, will graduate in 1985. The school offers many courses and opportuni- ties that are not available at B.Y. and provides a challenging atmosphere of learning and accomplishment. We hope that these three students will be the first of many from Bartlett Yancey to enjoy these opportunities. Lorrie Apple Adolphus Cwynn Neal Henderson Students begin careers as blood donors to the Red Cross. Juniors anticipate the beginning of their year as seniors with the purchase of class rings. Eighteen year olds begin their adult responsibilities with registration. Beginnings are always a lit- tle frightening as well as ex- citing. Many of the events of 1983-84 were firsts for many students even though the events were not new them- selves. The first time a student gives blood can be a lit- tle scarey. Registra- tion to vote can bring an aware- ness of the approach- ing respon- sibilities of adulthood, but excitement and antic- ipation are the primary emotions for the juniors receiving their class rings as symbols of their im- pending promotion to senior status in the school. Even with all the important and significant events and changes which occurred at Bartlett Yancey during the '83-'84 school year, it may be comforting to remember that the one event that seemed to remain constant was the yard roll . Not only were various residential homes decorated but for the first time in memory, good ole B.Y. herself received the full treatment. Maybe the old adage is right: The more things change, the more they remain the same. 130 SRNIOR STATISTICS writ� your m«, co-up-, ! U. IW w,nlf, NAME rnl «ddrt-M b«loi« « if you wert a car - ADOR F. VWuity Footway IBm Wrteliii� Vtmtt Bmtnl _ fraitr ’� nitT P� M-i-i 1 f Cfc MMi ! 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Box 107 Pelham, 27311 Barry Bolton Rt. 2 BOX 261-D Burlington, 27215 Afro-American 1; Chess 1; Art 2-4; Spanish 3 Patti Boone Rt. 2 BOX 312 Elon college. 27244 Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; Student Council 1-4; Monogram 4; Spanish 3; FHA 1; Jets 1; Pep 3,4; Chorus 1.2; Office Assistant 3.4 Carl Booth Rt. 1 BOX 133 Providence, 27315 DECA 3.4; Afro-American 1-4; FHA 4; Pep 3 Glen Boswell Rt. 1 BOX 73 Providence, 27315 Varsity Baseball 3.4; Monogram 4 Doyle Boyd Rt. 2 Box 238 Pelham, 27311 VICA 2-4; FFA 1-4; CheSS 2-4; BUS Driver 3.4; Chorus 1 Derek Bradner Rt. 1 BOX 43A Blanch. 27212 Chess 2; Beta 3.4; Spanish 3.4; Jets 1; Varsity Band 1-4; Pep Band 1,3 Dale Brann Rt. 1 BOX 256 Leasburg, 27291 Varsity Football 1-4; JV Basketball 1.2; Monogram 2-4; FFA 1-4 Nick Briggs Rt. 1 Box 160 Leasburg. 27291 Kenneth Allred Rt. 2 BOX 211 Elon College, 27244 Photography 2-4; varsity Band 2-4; JV Band 1; Yan-Tat 3-4 Teresa Bailey P.O. BOX 287 Ruffin. 27326 Photography 3-4; Jets 1,2,4; varsity Band 1-4; Pep Band 1; Yan-Tat 4 Wanda Baise Rt. 1 BOX 576 Pelham, 27311 VICA 4; FFA 2,3; FHA 1 Wanda Barber Rt. 1 BOX 453-A Pelham. 27311 Women’s Track 1 -4; FCA 1; FBLA 4; French 2-4; varsity Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4 Jerry Barbour Rt. 5 BOX 370 Reidsville, 27320 VICA 4 Harry Barksdale Rt. 1. Box 13-C Semora, 27343 Spanish 4; FHA 2-4; Jets 1 Karen Barry P.O. BOX 507 Providence, 27315 varsity Basketball 2.3; JV Basketball 1; Women s Track 1; Student Council 2.3; fca 1-4; DECA 1; BETA 1; FBLA 2,3 David Barts P.O. Box 161 132 JV Baseball 2; Chess 2; Spanish 3,4; Varsity Band 3,4; Pep Band 3. Bus Driver 4; Beta 2-4 Dwayne Brooks p.O. Box 598 Yanceyville, 27379 FFA 1-4 Annette Brown P.O. Box 23 Yanceyville, 27379 Varsity Basketball 2; Women's Track 1,2; Stu- dent council 1; Afro-American 1-3; Art 1-3; French 2-4; fha 2,3; Media 1.2 Dennis Brown Rt. 1 Box 166 Reidsville, 27320 DECA 4; Afro-American 1 -4; Art 4; French 1 -3; Chorus 1 Mark Carver Rt. 1 Box 25 Prospect Hill, 27314 varsity Football 2; JV Football 1; varsity Bas- ketball 3; JV Basketball 1.2; Varsity Baseball 2.3; JV Baseball 1; Student Council 1; Mono- gram 4; Beta 3,4; Spanish 4; Jets 1; Varsity Band 1-4; JV Band 1; Pep Band 1,2 Allen Chaney Rt. 1 Box 38 Blanch, 27212 FFA 1-4; Varsity Band 2-4; JV Band 1; Pep Band 3.4; Treasure Chest 4 Donna Chester Rt. 1 Box 137 Reidsville, 27320 Jets 1; Chorus 1-3 Mitchell Cifers Rt. 1 BOX 229 Providence, 27315 Varsity Baseball 4; JV Baseball 2; VlCA 2.3 Richard Clayborne Rt. 1 Box 185 Milton, 27305 Gloria Cobb Rt. 1 BOX 343-B Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 1-3; fbla 4; French 3,; Jets 1-3 Traci Cobb Star Rt. 1 Box 102A Yanceyville, 27379 Softball 3,4; Monogram 4; Beta 3.4; Spanish 4 Kenneth Cobbs Rt. 1 BOX 142 A Blanch, 27212 varsity Basketball 3,4; JV Basketball 1,2; Stu- dent Council 4; Afro-American 1 -4; Jets 1; Var- sity Band 1-4 Jay Coleman Rt. 1 BOX 276 Leasburg, 27291 varsity Football 4; varsity Basketball 3.4; JV Basketball 1,2; Monogram 3,4; FFA 2,4; Span- ish 2,3 Reginald Coleman P.O. BOX 114 Milton. 27305 JV Football 1.2; Wrestling 2.3; VlCA 4; Bus Driv- ers 3.4 Sharone Coleman P.O. Box 114 Milton, 27305 wrestling 2; Women's Track 14; student Council 1 -4. fca 4, Chorus 1 -4; Afro-American 2.3; Spanish 4; Pep 1-4 Linda Coley Rt. 1 BOX 164 Leasburg. 27291 French 3 Calvin Connally Rt. 3 BOX 367 Mebane, 27302 Men's Track 3,4; Afro-American 2-4 Cynthia Cook P.O. Box 122 Pelham. 27311 Student Council 2; FFA 2-4; Chorus 1,2; Media 3,4 I Aaron Cozart Rt. 1 BOX 191 Prospect Hill. 27314 Chess 2-4; Jets 1 Randall Crisp Rt. 1 Box 196 Prospect Hill, 27314 VlCA 2-4; FFA 2-4; BUS Driver 4 Angela Cunningham Rt. 1 Box 184 Semora, 27343 Afro-American 1-4: Pep 1-4; Chorus 1-4 Laura Dalton Rt. 1 BOX 263 Providence. 27315 DECA 2; Spanish 2-4; Jets 1 Keith Daniel Rt. 1 BOX 227A Blanch, 27212 varsity Football 1; wrestling 1; ffa 2-4; Span- ish 4; Jets 1; Varsity Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3 Clara Davis Rt. 1 BOX 296J Leasburg, 27291 DECA 2-4: FBLA 2 Paula Diggs Rt. 1 BOX 22B Blanch. 27212 VlCA 2; Spanish 2.3; French 3,4; Jets 1 Annette Dillard P.O. BOX 75 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 1-4 133 Jeffrey Earp Rt. 1 BOX 342 Milton. 27305 varsity Football 3,4; Student Council 3.4; fca 4; Chess 2; Spanish 3.4; Jets 1; varsity Band 1 4; Pep Band 1-4 Ricky Evans Rt. 2 BOX 98 Pelham. 27311 VICA 2-4; Chess 1; BUS Driver 3.4; ICT 3.4 Beeda Eychner Rt. 2 BOX 408 Pelham. 27311 Photography 3; FBLA 4; FHA 1-4; Pep 1 Robin Fagg P.O. BOX 39 Yanceyville, 27379 Photography 2.3; Beta 2; French 2; Jets 3; var- sity Band 1 -4; JV Band 1; Pep Band 2; Yan-Tat 3; Treasure Chest 3; Chorus 4; Media 1.2 Vandy Farling Rt. 2 Cozy Acres Pelham. 27311 Student Council 1; Jets 1-3; Varsity Band 1-4 Christopher Farmer P.O. Box 241 Milton. 27305 varsity Football 3; JV Football 1.2; JV Basket- ball 3; JV Baseball 3; Student Council 1-3 Tangelia Faulnker Rt. 1 Box 102 Milton. 27305 DECA4; FHA 3; Pep 1 Kimberly Foster Rt. 1 Box 291 Yanceyville. 27379 Student Council 1.2; Afro-American 1-4; Span- ish 3,4: Pep 1; JV Band 1 Mark Foster Rt. 1 BOX 181 Ruffin. 27326 VICA 1-4 Terri Foster Star Rt. 1 Box 5 Yanceyville. 27379 FFA 2.3; FBLA 1; FHA 4 Rod Foushee Rt. 3 BOX 450 Mebane 27302 wrestling 4; Photography 1 -4; varsity Band 2; JV Band 1; Yan-Tat 3.4 Gail Fuqua Rt. 2 BOX 209 Burlington, 27215 Alvin Gammon Rt. 2 BOX 64 Pelham, 27311 DECA 4; Chorus 1-3 Wanda Gannaway Star Rt. 1 Box 92 Yanceyville, 27379 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; JV Cheerleader 1,2; FCA 3,4; Afro-American 4; Pep 1-4 Carol Garland P.O. Box 212 Milton, 27305 Afro-American 3; Chess 3; Pep 1-4; Media 4 LaDonna Gauldin Rt. 1 BOX 298D Pelham, 27311 DECA 2,4; FFA 3; FHA 1-4; Yan-Tat 3 Robin Gauldin Rt. 1 BOX 284 Pelham. 27311 VICA 4 Randy Glass Rt. 1 BOX 221 Leasburg, 27291 Art 3: Bus Driver 4 Alfreda Graves Rt. 1 BOX 193 Reidsville, 27320 Varsity Basketball 1,3,4; Afro-American 1.2; FFA 3; Spanish 2-4; Pep 1 Dorothy Graves Rt. 2 BOX 240A Burlington. 27215 varsity Basketball 1; varsity; FFA 3; Cheerlead- er 2; Spanish 3; FHA 1-4 verleda Graves Reidsville. 27320 Student Council 1 -3; Afro-American 1 -4: Span- ish 4; Varsity Band 1-4 Gordon Gwynn Rt. 1 Box 417 Pelham, 27311 FFA 3,4; Art 3.4 Kenneth Gwynn Rt. 1 BOX 78 Ruffin. 27326 Sharon Gwynn Rt. 1 BOX 321 Gibsonville, 27249 FFA 3; varsity Band 2-4; JV Band 1; Media 1-4 Vanessa Gwynn Rt. 1 Box 421 Pelham. 27311 Afro-American 2-4 Melissa Hall Rt. 1 BOX 145A 134 Reidsville. 27320 FBLA 3; FFA 3; Chorus 1-4; Media 1 Sommer Hall Rt. 1 BOX 145 Reidsville. 27320 Photography 2-4; Spanish 3,4; varsity Band 1; Pep Band 1; Treasure Chest 2; Media 1 Sharon Hamlett p.O. Box 144 Yanceyville. 27379 Student Council 1-3; FFA 3; Spanish 3; Chorus 1-4 Teresa Hancock Rt. 2 Box 70 Pelham, 27311 FFA 3.4; Spanish; FHA 1-4; Media 4 Arnold Henderson Rt. 1 BOX 402 Yanceyville, 27379 Varsity Football 3.4; varsity Baseball 4; Afro- American 1-4: FFA 3; FHA 4 David Henderson Rt. 1 BOX 507A Pelham. 27311 Afro-American 1-4; FBLA 2; Spanish 2-4; Cho- rus 4 Cary Hightower P.O. Box 224 Milton, 27305 FFA 3; FHA 4 Amanda Hodges Rt. 1 Box 67 Ruffin. 27326 Varsity Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1-4; Monogram 2-4; Beta 2-4; Spanish 3,4; Jets 1; Media 3 Anna Hodnett Rt. 1 BOX 497 Yanceyville, 27379 Chess 3,4 Charles Hodnett Rt. 1 Box 511A Yanceyville, 27379 Lisa Hudson Rt. 1 BOX 73 Milton, 27305 Varsity Cheerleader 3; Monogram 4; Spanish 3,4; Jets 1; Yan-Tat 3,4; Treasure Chest 3 Angela Hughes Rt. 1 Box 11 Leasburg, 27291 varsity Basketball 1; Student Council 1; FFA 4; Chess 2; FBLA 4; French 3,4; Jets 1; Chorus 1 Irvin Hughes P.O. Box 68 Milton, 27305 varsity Basketball 2-4; jv Basketball 1; Stu- dent Council 1,2; French 1-4: Jets 1 Sandra Hughes Rt. 1 Box 298 Milton, 27305 Afro-American 3. FHA 4; Pep 2 Tracy Hughes Rt. 1 Box 166 Yanceyville. 27379 JV Football 2; Men s Track 1-4; vica 4; Afro- American 1.2; Bus Driver 3.4 Danny Hyler P.O. Box 47 Milton. 27305 Wrestling 3; FFA 3; FHA 3; Bus Driver 3.4 Terry Hyler Rt. 3 BOX 209 B Burlington, 27215 VICA 2-4 Gwendolyn Jeffries Rt. 1 BOX 169A Blanch. 27212 Photography 4; FHA 1-3 Daryl Jeffries Rt. 1 Box 43 Milton, 27305 JV Football 1; FFA 1,4; Chess 3,4; FBLA 2; Jets 3 James Jeffries Rt. 1 332A Yanceyville. 27379 JV Football 1; Men s Track 2-4; ffa 1.2; Chess 2.3; Varsity Band 1-4; JV Band 1; Pep Band 2-4; Bus Driver 3.4 Stephenia Jeffries Rt. 1 Box 264 Blanch. 27212 Women’s Track 3,4; Afro-American 3; Spanish 2-4; FHA 1,2; Pep 1-4 Stephanie Jeffries Rt. 1 BOX 9 Blanch. 27212 DECA 2; Afro-American 1; Spanish 4; FHA 2-4 Ernest Johnson P.O. BOX 325 Yanceyville, 27379 varsity Football 4; jv Football 1; wrestling 3; Men s Track 3,4; varsity Cheerleader 3.4; fca 3; Afro-American 3; Chess 2-4; Art 1.2; French 3.4; Jets 1-4; Pep 3; Chorus 1-3; Media 3 Sharon Johnson P.O. Box 83 Leasburg, 27291 Women's Track 2. Student council 1-3; Afro- American 1-4; FHA 4; JetS 1.2 Shinnette Johnson Rt. 1 Box 114 Blanch. 27212 Afro-American 1-3; Spanish 3.4; FHA 3.4; Pep 1-3; Varsity Band 2; Yan-Tat 4; Treasure Chest 4 Tonya Johnson Rt. 1 BOX 602 Pelham, 27311 FBLA 3,4; Spanish 3; Jets 1; Varsity Band 2.3; JV Band 1 135 Dianna Jones P.O. Box 517 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 1; FFA 4 Kenneth King Rt. 2 BOX 167 Elon college, 27244 Varsity Football 2-4; JV Football 1; Varsity Bas- ketball 3; JV Basketball 1; Student Council 1.3; Monogram 3,4; Chess 1; Spanish 3,4 Lynne King Rt. 3 BOX 439 Mebane. 27302 FFA 4; FBLA 2,3; Spanish 2-4; French 4 Men's Track 2-4; varsity Cheerleader 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Chess 2,3; Spanish 2-4; Varsity Band 1-4; JV Band 1; Pep Band 1-3 Cynthia Lipscomb P.O. Box 365 Yanceyville, 27379 Women’s Track 1; wrestling Cheerleader 1; Afro-American 1-4; Pep 1; Varsity Band 3 Teresa Loftis Rt. 1 Box 157 Leasburg. 27291 Track 4; wrestling Cheerleader 2; DECA 3; Afro-American 4; fha 1; Chorus 1,2,4 Anthony Long Rt. 1 Box 90 Milton, 27305 varsity Football 4; VICA 2-4; FHA 1,2; Jets 3,4; Bus Driver 4 Brenda Long Rt. 1 BOX 152 Reidsville, 27320 Women's Track 1,3,4; Afro-American 1.2; Beta 1-4; FHA 1-4; Chorus 1,2 Donna Long Yanceyville, 27379 Valerie Long Rt. 1 BOX 308 Yanceyville, 27379 Varsity Basketball 2; Student Council 4; Afro- American 1-4 Delsi Love Rt. 1 BOX 45 Milton, 27305 JV Football 1; Men's Track 1; Chess 3.4; Jets 4; Bus Driver 4 Richard Lovelace Rt. 1 BOX 456 Providence. 27315 Chess 3.4; Bus Driver 4 Brian Lunsford Rt. 1 BOX 273 Leasburg, 27291 FFA 1-4; Spanish 3,4; JetS 1,2 Tracey Lynch Rt. 2 BOX 196A Burlington, 27215 FFA 2.4 Billy Lynn Rt. 1 BOX 140 Ruffin, 27326 Afro-American 4; Chess 2-4; Jets 1 Alan Lynsky Rt. 1 BOX 872 Pelham, 27311 VICA 2-4; Bus Driver 3.4 Lisa McCain P.O. Box 294 Yanceyville, 27379 Student council 2,3; fha 1,2; Yan-Tat 3; Pho- tography 2-4; Treasure Chest 3 Carol McCann Rt. 2 BOX D-1 Gina's Trailer Court Pelham, 27311 VICA 2,3; FFA 4 Priscilla McClain P.O. BOX 395 Yanceyville, 27379 FBLA 4; French 4; Media 1-3 Jeannie McDowell Rt. 1 Box 113B Reidsville, 27320 varsity Cheerleader 3,4; JV Cheerleader 1,2 Student Council 3,4; FCA 2; Spanish 3; Jets 1 Pep 1-4; Varsity Band 1-4; JV Band 1; Mono gram 4 Carmen Largaespada Rt. 1 Box 233 Ruffin. 27326 Spanish 3,4 Cassandra Lea P.O. BOX 558 Yanceyville, 27379 women s Track 1,2; Afro-American 1-4; French 4; Treasure Chest 4; Chorus 3 Jacqueline Lea P.O. Box 173 Semora, 27343 Afro-American 2 Jerry Lea Star Rt. 1 Box 54A Yanceyville, 27379 Men s Track 4; Student Council 2; Afro- American 1; Art 2,3; French 3,4 Terry Lea Star Rt. 1 Box 51A Yanceyville, 27379 136 Student Council 3; FBLA 3; Spanish 3; FHA 1,3; Media 4 Charlene Matherly Rt. 1 Box 548 Yanceyville, 27379 women's Track 1,3; Chorus 2-4; Media 1-4 Nancy Meeler Rt. 1 Box 242 Leasburg, 27291 Softball 1-3; Monogram 2,3; Art 3; Beta 2-4; Jets 1.2 Eric Miles Rt. 1 BOX 70 Yanceyville, 27379 FFA 1-4; CheSS 1-4; Pep 1 Laura Miles Rt. 1 Box 198A Blanch. 27212 JV Basketball (Statistician) 3,4; Men's Track (Statistician) 4; women's Track 1; JV Cheer- leader 2; Student Council 1-3; FCA 2; Afro- American 1-4; French 3,4; FHA 1.2.4; JetS 4; Pep 1,2; Treasure Chest 4; Chorus 1.3 Tamiko Mills Rt. 1 BOX CM Providence, 27315 JV Cheerleader 1; student Council 1-4; Span- ish 4; Jets 1-3; Pep 1; Varsity Band 1-4. Pep Band 1; Bus Driver 4 Derrick Mims Rt. 1 Box 171 Ruffin. 27326 varsity Football 4; Men’s Track 1-4; Chess 2,3; Spanish 4; varsity Band 2-4; JV Band 1; Pep Band 2-4 Arthur Motley Rt. 2 BOX 148 Pelham. 27311 VICA 2; Chess 3.4 Sharon Motley Star Rt. 1 Box 69A Yanceyville. 27379 Afro-American 1 -4; Spanish 2,3; fha 1.2,4, Pep 1,2,4; Track 1 Teresa Murray Rt. 1 BOX 334C Cibsonville, 27249 FHA 4; Chorus 1 Vicky Myers Rt. 4 BOX 359C Danville, Va. 24541 French 2 George Nichols Rt. 1 Box 368 Milton. 27305 VICA 2-4 Angela Oakley Rt. 1 Box 156 Prospect Hill, 27314 Student Council 1,2; Beta 2-4; Jets 1.2; varsity Band 1-4 Deneen Oliver P.O. Box 364 Yanceyville, 27379 Student Council 1; Afro-American 2-4; Pep 1.4; varsity Band 3 veronica Ortiz P.O. Box 650 Yanceyville, 27379 Volleyball 1-4; FBLA 4; Spanish 4 Tammy Overstreet P.O. Box 520 Yanceyville. 27379 Media 3.4; Office Assistant 4 Janice Perry Rt. 2 BOX 169 Elon college. 27244 FBLA 4; FHA 4; Media 3 Teressa Pickard Rt. 1 Box 19 Ruffin, 27326 DECA 4; Spanish 2-4; fha 1; Varsity Band 3.4; JV Band 1.2; Pep Band 3,4; Bus Driver 3.4 John McDowell Rt. 1 BOX 339 Pelham. 2731 JV Baseball 1; ffa 1,2; Spanish 4; varsity Band 1-4; JV Band 1; Pep Band 2.3 Donna McDuffie P.O. Box 550 Yanceyville, 27379 VICA 4 Joanne McGhee P.O. BOX 63 Leasburg, 27291 FFA 3; FBLA 4; French 3.4; Chorus 1 Doug McIntyre Rt. 1 BOX 1A Prospect Hill, 27314 varsity Football 3,4; Monogram 4; Spanish 3.4 Lorie McLaughlin Rt. 1 BOX 149D Reidsville, 27320 varsity Basketball 2,3; women's Track 1 -3; Stu- dent Council 1; Afro-American 2.3; FFA 1; Pep 4; Varsity Band 2,3 Charles Madden Rt. 1 Box 185A Blanch. 27212 FFA 3; French 3,4 Ronnie Markham Rt. 1 Box 662 Providence, 27315 Varsity Football 2; JV Football 1; FFA 1; Span- ish 4; Bus Driver 3,4 Tonya Marshall Rt. 1 BOX 434 Providence, 27315 137 Donald Pinchback Rt. 1 Box 103 Blanch, 27212 Men’s Track 1; student Council 3,4; Afro- American 1-4; Spanish 1; Pep 1,2 Rebecca Poole Rt. 3 BOX 257 Mebane, 27302 Afro-American 2; FHA 1.4; Pep 1 Richard Poole Rt. 3 BOX 359 Mebane, 27302 varsity Football 1,3; JV Football 2; JV Baseball 2; Men's Track 4; VICA 4; Afro-American 1,3; Pep 1,2 Shanna Poole Rt. 1 Box 409 Yanceyville, 27379 Student Council 2; Afro-American 1 -4; French 3.4; FHA 3; Pep 2-4; JV Band 1,2 Bridgett Poteat Rt. 3 BOX 367 Mebane, 27302 Women's Track 1-3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; JV Cheerleader 2; Afro-American 2.3; French 4; FHA 2 Melissa Poteat Rt. 1 BOX 178 Leasburg, 27291 FHA 4; Pep 1,2 Michael Poteat Rt. 1 BOX 139A Blanch, 27212 VICA 3.4; FFA 2,3 Michelle Poteat Rt. 1 BOX 106 Milton. 27305 DECA 4; Afro-American 2-4; Pep 2; Varsity Band 3,4; JV Band 1,2; Pep Band 3,4 Debra Price P.O. BOX 44 Milton, 27305 FHA 1-3 Russell Price Rt. 1 Box 290 Pelham, 27311 Varsity Football 4; Men's Track 4; Afro- American 1,2 Curtis Pruitt P.O. BOX 522 Yanceyville, 27379 FFA 2-4; Chess 1; Bus Driver 3,4 Steve Pruitt Rt. 1 BOX 589 Providence, 27315 varsity Football 3; Student Council 1; Art 2-4; Spanish 3,4; Jets 1; Bus Driver 3,4 John Pyles P.O. Box 96 Milton, 27305 varsity Football 4; JV Football 2 James Pyrant Star Rt. 1 Box 6 Yanceyville, 27379 Student Council 3; VICA 4; FFA 1-4; Bus Driver 4 Melissa Reagan Rt. 1 Box 153 Leasburg. 27291 women's Track 3; wrestling Cheerleader 1; Student Council 2; DECA 4; FHA 1; Chorus 1 -4; Media 1-4 Anthony Reynolds Rt. 1 Box ill Reidsville, 27320 FFA 2; Chess 2-4 Patricia Richardson volleyball 1-3: Wrestling 1 -3; softball 1-3; Var- sity Cheerleader 1,2; Afro-American 1-4; Cho- rus 1-4 Annette Richmond Rt. 3 BOX 425 Mebane. 27302 Student Council 1,2,4; Track 3; fha 1,2; Afro- American 3,4; Spanish 3.4. Pep 1; JV Band 1,2 Robert Richmond Rt. 1 Box 140 Prospect Hill, 27314 FFA 3 Karvie Roberts Rt. 3 BOX 272 Mebane, 27302 varsity Basketball 1,3,4; JV Basketball 2; Varsi- ty Baseball 1-4; Monogram 4; Beta 3,4 Jeff Roberts Rt. 3 BOX 247C Burlington, 27215 FFA 1-4; Bus Driver 3,4 Mike Roberts Rt. 3 BOX 247B Burlington, 27215 FFA 2-4; Photography 1 Robert Satterfield P.O. Box 295 Yanceyville, 27379 Varsity Football 1,2,4; Varsity Basketball 1,2; JV Basketball 3; Varsity Baseball 1-4; student Council 1; Monogram 4; Beta 2 Audrey Sellars Rt. 1 BOX 192 Yanceyville, 27379 DECA 3,4; FHA 1-4; PEP 1,2 Cherylnn Sellars Rt. 2 BOX 200 Elon College. 27244 Varsity Basketball 2,3, Student council 1-3; Afro-American 1; FHA 2-4; Pep 1 138 Angela Short Rt. 1 Box 172F Semora. 27343 Student Council 1.2; Afro-American 1-3; fbla 2; Spanish 3; FHA 1; Jets 1; Pep 1-3; Treasure Chest 4 Carol Sidney Rt. 1 Box 126 Providence. 27315 DECA 3.4; VICA 1-4; FHA 2-4 Beth Simmons Rt. 2 BOX 236 Elon College. 27244 Spanish 2-4; varsity Band 2-4; Chorus 1,2 Connie Simmons Rt. 2 Box 229 Elon college, 27244 Student Council 1 -3; Spanish 3,4; Varsity Band 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Treasure Chest 4; Chorus 1,2 Shari Simmons Rt. 1 Box 172 Yanceyville, 27379 FFA 2-4; Beta 2-4; Spanish 3; Jets 1.2 Eric Simpson Rt. 1 BOX 475 Pelham, 27311 Varsity Football 2,3; jv Football 1,2; varsity Basketball (Manager) 2,3; JV Basketball (Man- ager) 1,2; Men's Track (Manager) 2 Theodore Simpson Rt. 1 Box 481 Pelham, 27311 VICA 3; Afro-American 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4 Brenda Slade P.O. Box 653 Yanceyville, 27379 Afro-American 1-4; Spanish 4; Pep 1-4 Christopher Slade Rt. 1 BOX 244C Reidsville, 27320 JV Basketball 2; FFA 1-4 Dwayne Smith Rt. 1 BOX 242 Reidsville, 27320 Varsity Football 4; jv Football 1.2; varsity Baseball 4; Chess 1; Spanish 3.4; Jets 2-4 Janet Smith Rt. 2 Box 17A Yanceyville. 27379 DECA 2; Spanish 4; FHA 1-3; Office Assistant 4 Mark Smith Rt. 1 Prospect Hill, 27314 VICA 2,4 Michele Smith Rt. 1 Box 275 Reidsville. 27320 JV Cheerleader 2; Spanish 2-4; fha 1 Jets 1 Pep 2; Varsity Band 1-4; Bus Driver 3.4 Deborah Spinks Rt. 2 Box 202 Burlington. 27215 DECA 3.4; Afro-American 1; FHA 2-4; Pep 1,2 Debra Stephens Star Rt. 1 Box 95 Yanceyville. 27379 Afro-American 4; FHA 1-3; JV Band 1.2 Cynthia Stewart Rt. 3 BOX 359B Mebane, 27302 Track 2-4; Monogram 2.4; Afro-American 1 FHA 1-4; Pep 1 Lisa Stewart Rt. 1 BOX 388 Milton, 27305 Women’s Track 1; student Council 3; fca 4 Afro-American 3.4. fbla 2; Spanish 4 fha v Pep 1-4; Chorus 1; Office Assistant 3,4 Ralph Stewart Rt. 1 BOX 62A Milton, 27305 Varsity Football 1-4; jv Football 1,2; varsity Basketball (Manager) 2-4; varsity Baseball (Manager) 2,3; Men’s Track (Manager) 3; fca 3 Douglas stokes Rt. 1 BOX 450B Pelham, 27311 varsity Basketball 3.4; jv Basetbail 1.2; vica 3,4; Afro-American 1 Toni Strader Rt. 2 Box 356 Elon College, 27244 FBLA 2-4; Spanish 4; FHA 1.2; JV Band 1 Michael Strader Rt. 1 BOX 227 Reidsville. 27320 Varsity Cheerleader 2.3; JV Cheerleader 2; Student Council 1 -4; Spanish 3.4; Jets 1; varsi- ty Band 1-4; Pep Band 1; Bus Driver 3,4 Kevin Strader Rt. 2 BOX 223A Pelham, 27311 Photography 4; Jets 2; Varsity Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Treasure Chest 4 Rickey Surgeon Rt. 1 Box 146 Leasburg, 27291 Afro-American 1-4; Art 3; Spanish 2-4; Pep Band 4; Bus Driver 4; Treasure Chest 4 Denise Tatum Rt. 1 Box 208 Ruffin. 27326 Spanish 3,4; FHA 1,2; Varsity Band 2-4; JV Band 1; Bus Driver 4 Craig Taylor Star Rt. 1 Box 80 Yanceyville, 27379 Chess 1-4; varsity Band 1-4; Bus Driver 4 Pep Band 1-4 Amelia Terry P.O. BOX 427 Yanceyville. 27379 139 Spanish 3,4; fha 1,3,4; Pep 4; Chorus 3,4; Track 3.4 June Terry Rt. 1 BOX 176 Milton, 27305 FFA 4; FHA 1-4 Danielle Thomas Rt. 1 Box 26 Blanch, 27212 Afro-American 4; French 4; fha 4 Alfredia Thompson Rt. 3 BOX 335 Mebane, 27302 Afro-American 1; Chess 2; FHA 3.4; Pep 1; Treasure Chest 4 Lynnette Thompson Star Rt. 1 Box 10 Yanceyville, 27379 DECA 4; Afro-American 3,4; jv Band 1,2 Melinda Thompson Rt. 3 BOX 361 Mebane, 27302 DECA 4; Chess 2; FHA 3,4; varsity Band 1 Reid Thompson Rt. 1 Box 516 Pelham. 27311 varsity Baseball 3.4, jv Baseball 1,2; student Council 1; FFA 1-4; Beta 3.4; JetS 1 Abraham Torain Rt. 1 Box 126 Prospect Hill, 27314 FFA 4; French 3 Donnie Totten Rt. 1 BOX 316B Cibsonville, 27249 Men’s Track 1-4; FFA 1.4; Spanish 3; Jets 2-4; Bus Driver 3,4 Melvin Totten Rt. 1 BOX 255 Ruffin. 27326 varsity Football 1-3; Men's Track 2.3; Jets 1; Bus Driver 2-4 Ruth Totten Rt. 1 BOX 291 Reidsville, 27320 Afro-American 2-4; fha 1-4; Chorus 1-4 Tracey Totten Rt. 1 BOX 249 Yanceyville, 27379 Track 3,4; Student Council 1; Media 1; Afro- American 1 -4; Spanish 3,4; Jets 3,4; Pep 4; Yan- Tat 2.3; Treasure Chest 4 Lillie Turner JV Football (Statistician) 3; JV Basketball (Stat- istician) 3; Men's Track (Statistician) 3; varsity Cheerleader 4; jv Cheerleader 2; Student Council 2-4; fca 3; Afro-American 1-4; French 3,4; Pep 1-4; Chorus 1,3 James Vaughn Rt. 1 BOX 200 Yanceyville, 27379 Men s Track 2,4; DECA 3,4; Afro-American 2,3; FFA 4; Spanish 2-4 Amber walker Rt. 1 BOX 279 Pelham. 27311 FBLA3.4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1 Debra walker Rt.l BOX 140 Milton, 27305 Volleyball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1; Softball 1- 3; Varsity Cheerleader 1,2: Monogram 1,2; DECA 4; Spanish 4 Steve walker Rt. 2 BOX 250A Elon college, 27244 JV Football 2; Men's Track 2-4; varsity Cheer- leader 2; JV Cheerleader 2; Student Council 2; Monogram 3; FFA 2; Beta 3,4; FBLA 3; JetS 1 -4; Bus Driver 4 Christine Ward Rt. 2 BOX 367 Elon College. 27244 FBLA 2-4; fha 1,2; JV Bandi; Media 4; Spanish 4 Alma Watkins Rt. 1 Box 134 Yanceyville, 27379 FBLA 4; French 1 Barbaralene watlington Rt. 1 Box 213A Reidsville, 27320 Women s Track 1,2,4; FCA 3; DECA 3; FHA 1,2,4 Chezette watlington Rt. 1 Box 130 RUffin. 27326 J Student council 3; Afro-American 1,2; FHA 3,4 Evorn Watlington Rt. 1 BOX 346VV Yanceyville, 27379 VICA4 Michael Welch Rt. 2 BOX 199 Elon college. 27244 varsity Football 4; Men’s Track 2,4; Chess 1; Beta 4; Spanish 4; Pep Band 2.3; Bus Driver 3,4 Dawn whitlow Rt. 1 Box 301 Providence, 27315 FFA 3.4 Donna Williams Rt. 2 BOX 252 Pelham, 27311 FFA 3,4; Spanish 3,4; FHA 1-4; Media 4 Catherine Williamson P.O. Box 209 Yanceyville, 27379 Student Council 2; DECA 4; Afro-American 1 -4; Art 1,2; FBLA 4; FHA 3; Jets 4; Varsity Band 1-4 Karen Williamson Rt. 1 BOX 12 Ruffin, 27326 Monogram 1,2; Afro-American 1-4; Spanish 3; FHA 1-3; pep 1,2 Pamela Williamson Rt. 1 BOX 352A Yanceyville, 27379 Track 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; JV Cheerleader 2; FCA 4; Afro-American 1-4; FBLA 4; FHA 1-3; Pep 1-4; Chorus 1.3 Brenda Wiles Rt. 1 BOX 171 Providence, 27315 FBLA 2-4; Treasure Chest 4; Media 3,4 Denise Willis Rt.l BOX 165 Leasburg, 27291 Student Council 3; fha 1,2; Chorus 1-4 James Willis Rt. 1 BOX 99H Blanch. 27212 DECA 4; FFA 1,2; Spanish 3,4; Pep 4; Bus Driver 2-4 Sandy Willis P.O. BOX 562 Yanceyville, 27379 DECA 3.4; FHA 1,2 Tammy Willis Rt. 1 BOX 712 Providence, 27315 Student Council 1,2; fha 1,2; Varsity Band 1.2; Yan-Tat 1,2; Treasure Chest 12, Lisa Wilson Star Rt. 1 Box 104 Yanceyville. 27379 Volleyball 1,2,4; varsity Basketball 1 -4; Softball 1-4; Monogram 1,2,4; Beta 1-4; Spanish 4 Dean Wray Rt. 1 BOX 308 Pelham. 27311 JV Baseball 1,2; VICA 2-4 Maurice Yancey Rt. 1 BOX 533 Providence. 27315 Varsity Football 3.4; JV Football 1,2; JV Basket- ball 1,2; Men's Track 3.4; Student Council 4; FCA 1-4; Chess 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Spanish 2 140 Taking Care Of Business ADVERTISEMENTS All Occasions — Hospital Arrangements Potted Plants — Funeral Designs — Corsages DONORS BLACKWELL BROS. (jf k Parks Motor sales FLORIST H.R. Surgeon Stephanie Surgeon 1 35 W. Davis St. ' Addie Pullium Burlington, N.C. 2 7215 Mr. and Mrs. John Pullium Artis Blackwell — Owner Valoyce Surgeon And Peggy Hours: Mon.-Sat. Phones: C91 SD 22 7-0420 B a. m. -5 p. m. 013)226-9305 I.C.T. 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David's Tire Auto Center 1823 West Main St. Danville, Va. 142 WALKER’S GROCERY Highway 62 Owned by: Clyde walker, Jr. Congratulations Class of 1984 ACE HOME BUILDING CENTER, INC. N.C. 86 South Yanceyville,N.C. (919)694-4181 143 HARDWARE AND BUILDING MATERIALS ih WILLIAMSTRULLCO. P. O. Box 1168 — 1830 S. Scales St. Reidsville, N. C. 27320 (919)349-6245 • INTERNATIONAL TRUCK PARTS • FARMALLTRACTORS • IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT O JNCRJSTIi CONSTRUCTION •HANIWJKAVEl. 694-4852 NIGH1S • SUNDAYS • HOUDAYS CAU. 094-4650 N . RADIO DI3HATCHB1 V BOON MKJA1 • PHKCISE MKASUKK • PROPER MIX • QUICK SERVICE PROMPT DELIVERY FREE ESTIMATES C. B. ROWLAND SUPPLY COMPANY INC. 106 N FIRST ST YANCEYVILLK, N.C. NEW FEATURES. NEW POWER. NEW CUB CADETS. SPECIAL LOW PRICE. HARRY E. BRAY INSURANCE REALTY, INC. PROVIDENCE, NORTH CAROLINA 27315 Phone (919) 388-2241 All Forms of Insurance EVANS WELL DRILLING CO. MODERN EQUIPMENT 119 EDGEWOOD DRIVE DANVILLE, VA. 24541 PHONE 797-3873 Larins’± ctyaii WoiCct CUTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIL Y Shop Located Near Pelham School on Shady Grove Rd. Ph. (919) 388-2504 Providence. N.C. 27315 R R Auto Parts Division of R R Service Center 2011 W. Main St. Danville, Va. 793-9952 Domestic Import Wholesale Off Road Retail Van Truck Accessories McDowell’s GENERAL STORE GROCERIES — HARDWARE PROVIDENCE. N.C. 27315 381-2209 OUir Oil PRODUCTS OllOOIN PA.NT 144 At McCain Printing We Work With You M£C4IN PRINTING We Print Almost Anything P O Box 3443 • 525 Wilson St Donvtlie. Virginia 24541 ___________Phone (804) 792-1331 Yanceyville Drug Store Pharmacists, Joe and Tommy Davis Compliments of Potter Electronics inc. Yanceyville. N.C. 2”7379 MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTROLUMINESCENT LIGHTING P. O. Box 299 (91 9) 69-4-9301 145 Lduje's Golden Corral Corporation RICK TRANT OWNER MANAGER 1337 W. Harrison Street Reidsville, N. C. 27320 (919) 342-2042 Smothers JYsrehouse IB ReW� vWte :-fr 27320 Of MOMI fUlMtlMlNGt tow WCUl OOMVIMHMT IltwV 1 1« UllC'tONt' CARPETS 08 APERIES Call 793-1911 Mil � ■■■«■� M • ■«� • � « ' Caswell Veterinary Service A.D. Swann Trucking Co. Your Pet’s Health Yanceyville, North Care Carolina Dr. D.L. Puller Yanceyville, North Carolina THE NORTHWESTERN BANKa ci Member FDIC Fresh Meats. Fancy Groceries Yanceyville. N.G. 27379 146 PHONE 694-4038 BUS. 694-6130 HOME GRAVES FIX IT SHOP FOB THE BEST IN AUTO SMALL ENGINE REPAIR PERCY GRAVES RT. 1 BOX 490 Owner YANCEYVILLE, NC 27379 BURR GARAGE RT 92 ELON COLLEGE MILESVILLE ROAD 24 HR WRECKER SER COMPLETE FARM REPAIR AUTO TRUCK REPAIR Mildred’s Beauty Shop 203 N. Fourth St. Yanceyville 694-4911 3 operators to serve you Day 421-9777 KENNETH TRAVIS Night 421-9734 1 -Being the best is a lifetimejob FSlM LYNCH OIL COMPANY, INC. E pN 1609 West Webb Avenue BURLINGTON, N. C. 27215 WHOLESALE PRODUCTS Res. Dial 226-3962 Plant Dial 228-8311 COLE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE P. O. Drawer 70 Yanceyville. N.C. 27379 Telephone 694-41 66 Sales Department Tim Jemigan Clarence Rice Cedric Jemigan Eugene Rudd Elwood Clayton HANOVER MILLS, INCORPORATED A Subsidiary Of Falk Fibers Fabrics, Inc. One Wall Street Yanceyville, North Carolina 27379 HANOVER MILLS, Incorporated A SUBSIDIARY OF FALK FIBERS FABRICS. INC. 147 EUGENE ALLEN DORIS ALLEN MARTY ALLEN. Agents The AUen AqeNcy COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE MAIN STREET YANCEYVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE: (919) 694-4021 Compliments of J. MARK HARRELSON NORTH VILLAGE PHARMACY N. Main St. Yanceyville, NC Phone 694-4104 VERNON MASSENGILL TOM HAWKINS Reg Pharmacists Drugs Sundries Cards More 148 Danville. Virginia ASHBY’S GROCERY HWY. 119 LEASBURG. N. C. Your Business Is Appreciated Phone: 694-4926 Phone 388-2838 29 BODY SHOP ROUTE 1, PELHAM, N. C. 27311 All Kinds of Repair Work Free Estimates Owned Operated By VANCE McGHEE and R. M. HUBBARD ip ■iHOTOR CO. INC 22322521 Compliments of 86 Phone 388-2801 c 86 at Parks O N “Another Way if Saying J: ‘THANKS’ ... | r Heing Our g N Friend” T MART 149 Compliments of DIKE Royal Textile Mills Yanceyville, N.C. mracHKE -r Ca idAtofi i Ballou Shopping Center -Danville, Q a. 24541 IPhone 7g7-nn6y HICKS INSURANCE REALTY NEW FARMERS WAREHOUSE. INC. U'fer Tobacco Looks lino ScUj Hmkrt f. o. eox 457 REI0SVIU6. NORTH CAROLINA 27J20 Phone 694-4191 P.O. Box 246 Yanceyville, NC • Till N. Main Yanceyville, N.C. B94-47m N.L. OLIVER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE SEED. FEED. FERTILIZER ROUTE 1 YANCEYVILLE. N.C. 150 WREV lSi SO am GREEN’S FUEL GAS CO OF YANCEYVILLE zHaixo.a%£. Dox zM tn anA Worrusi zMain cStxtxt, ( yanczyvilh., zN.C.. 27379 anAxa lA allin ton 6 4-4740 cMoofieA. Moosie, 9 tc. CLOTHES FOR MEN Reid oiila, Nositlt Qanoluta WHARTON FERTILIZER Ruffin, N.C. 27326 Phone 939-2972 CAMPS FERTILIZERS — POWELL BARNS JOHN D. LOVE OIL CO., Inc. 7?Coxc GULF OIL PRODUCTS 309-13 Main Street Danville, Virginia 24541 PHONE 349-4414 P.O. BOX 1148 REJDSVILLE, N.C. 151 The Home Of Good Shoes Pennrose Mall Reidsville, N. C. 27320 TYPESETTING LAYOUT DESIGN PRE-PRESS GRAPHICS LETTERHEADS BUSINESS CARDS Creative Communicationi STATIONERY Publishers of THE COUNTY MAGAZINE Best Wishes From An Old Friend CoWy PRINT SHOP A Division of FIRST NA TIONA L BANK OF REIDSVILLE Ron's Quickie Mart 1 Main St. Yanceyville Food, ice and beverages Full line Grill Open 7 days a week 694-6400 Jones Jones Merchandise Rt. 1 Pelham, N.C. 27311 694-4578 Donald Porter Electrical Contractor Ruffin, N.C. 939-2285 Gerleene’s Beauty Shop Main Street Yanceyville, N.C. 27379 694-4652 Gerleene Plnchback, owner Alvis Briggs Snack Shop Hwy 86 62 Alvis Briggs — owner 694-4743 153 Congratulations Class of 84 Teague’s Country Store Grill Owned Operated by: Frank Carolyn Burr Rt. 2, BOX 207 Elon college, N.c. 27244 Imperial Pools of Danville 167 Winstead Drive Danville, Va. 24541 FLOUR • MEAL • FEEDS • CUSTOM GRINDING EGGS • SEED CLEANING S TRFATING CRESCENT MILLING CO., INC. 156 N W MARKET • 349 5415 • REIDSVILLE. N.C.27320 342 0258 THE FLOWER BOX Flowers for oil Occasions Business Phone 694-9466 Maxine Foster (Home) 694-6288 Brenda Massenglll (Home) 421-3297 Pryor Grain Company, Inc. 939-7300 939-7573 Compliments of COME SEE ME Laurie Shop Dewey’ Barber Junior Sports Wear Shop Reidsville, N.C. BUSTER PAYNE ANTIQUES ROUTE 1, BOX 149 PROVIDENCE, NORTH CAROLINA 27315 PHONE (919) 388-2434 154 WRITE YOUR OWN CAPTIONS 155 156 .� • y jk- . r 1. • ■ • ' � -� . Vl ✓ •T;, • • V • ' tf- •'V h.: Wrv, .....-,. .■ ►• .• j • - - ■ V-- _ ■ . 157 159 160 ■ �