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

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Julie Wright Photography, FFA Jerry “Jay” Workman Football. Yearbook, Monogram. Wrestling, Bus Driver. Teresa Jeanne Winstead VICA, State Sec.. State Pres., Bus Driver. Beverly Winstead Photography, French. Monogram. Band. Pep Band Vincent Wilson Football — All Conference Lynn Wilson Bus Driver. Wrestling Craig Wilson VICA, FFA — Trea.. Bus Driver Nicole Williamson AAC. Keynon Williamson AAC, Chess. Spanish Julie N. Williamson SGA, AAC, Spanish, Band. Felicia Williamson French. AAC. JETS. David L. Wiles VICA, Football. Joey Whitt Chess — Pres., Band. Glen Whitt Bus Driver. Tracy Lynn Webster Band, JETS, Spanish, FHA, SGA DECA — District V. P. — Local Pres. Yearbook. Jimmy Webster Football. Wrestling. Darrell R. Watlington Art Club. Football. Track. Anthony Watlington Jewell K. Walker FBLA, Spanish. Band. Chorus. Jason Elroy Vinson JETS. Band, AAC, VICA. ICT, FBLA. Bus Driver. 17

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Like most seniors, a significant part of Evelyn McLaughlin’s time was spent staying away from starvation. While the ladies did a good job. the cafeteria food would not be missed by most seniors. Trying to keep Stacey Long from going crazy, fellow seniors. Beth Thompson and Mike Burchell examine his head for brain damage in senior A'G English. Few students could claim that they made it through Mr Slayton's class without some shifting of their brains. Crystal Simmons gives Matt Smith some support while working on the yearbook. Friendship was necessary to survive Mr. Slayton’s wrath after the yearbook was over 23 days late. Allen Gammon cultivates his green thumb in the agriculture greenhouse. The FFA used the greenhouse to raist vegetables and flowers to sell. 16 PEOPLE

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COUNTING THE COST Grandpa always said, “You get what you pay for,” and seniors learned first hand that a free education wasn’t always free, especially when it came to the costs of graduation. In addition to momentoes like memory books and class keys, that many seniors purchased, there were necessities such as graduation invitations and caps and gowns. A typical list of items for graduation and their costs might have looked like this: Senior Materials $57.00 Cap, Gown, and Tassel $10.50 Senior Pictures $75.00 Cap and Gown Pictures $15.00 College Application Fees $60.00 SAT’s and ACT’s $29.50 Prom $150.00 Graduation Vacation $300.00 AVERAGE TOTAL $697.00 Having to pay such an amount gave some seniors pause, but most in the Class of ’87 felt it was a small price to pay for the prestige and relief of being a senior. Mythical student Maty Senior’s form shows a typical order. The Josten Company furnished many of the senior materials. Anita Underwood Bus Driver. Keith Turner Art Club Antoinette Totten JETS, AAC, French, Monogram, Newspaper, Cheerleader, Band, Track, Basketball, Volleyball Maria Torres Exchange Student Lisa Tidwell BETA, Spanish, FBLA, JETS, Band. Shannon Thompson JETS, FFA, Spanish, SGA, Art Club, Softball Elizabeth Thompson Basketball, Softball, Monogram, BETA, Spanish, FFA Bobby Thompson 1CT. 18