Garinger High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 213 of the 1973 volume:

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M y af fgrbg, ,lf 'ff' WW fmfwt' iw, ,L ' 5' ' j , FACU LTY y wh, , , Wig nw A f,z, V , ' Y, 5 ' Administration The 1972-73 school year opened very smoothly. lt took a lot of hard work over the summer months from both the administration and the staff to see that Garinger started on time and with no difficulties. However, not only did the administration and staff work hard over the summer, but throughout the school year they work to keep the school running smooth, so that the students can learn without any disturbance. The students are lucky to have such a capable admin- istration and staff working for them. SMCOTH CPENING Dr. Jack Stern Mr. Calvin Wallace What did you say this was? Mr. Richard Cansler 3' ,L r -1 Miss Nan Abell Do you want to repeat that? Mrs. Dorothy Gregory Mr. James Taylor Mrs. Tresa Griffin English ENGLISH BRINGS AWARENESS This year's English teachers are encouraging the students to think for themselves and become aware. Teaching every student to become aware by reading and comprehending what is read is one of the most im- portant tasks of the English department. Of course, the English department also fulfills the needs of teaching grammar and other necessary skills needed for a student to become proficient in English. iw Mrs. Faye Deese I Mrs. Sarah Emerson Mrs. Alice lpock Mrs. Shirley Johnson 16 Mrs. Deidra Bennett , ,ff Miss Leonora Broughton iq-.f Mrs. Agnes Cole Mrs. Jeanne Fitzsimmons 5: Mrs. Raynette Covington Mrs. Wendy Hudson History STEP INTO TH E PAST f'J.Rr Mr. Steve Camp Mr. James Edwards Another day like this will kill me?! History takes the students back into the past and allows them to see how our past is connected to the present. By studying the past, the student can learn how to improve the present and the future. Under the guidance of our skilled teachers, the stu- dents are able to gain an understanding of history. 18 S Mr. Ronald Aldridge Mrs. Beatrice Bennett Do you want to fight about it? Mrs. Frances Hawn Mr. Reid Hilderbrand 'shr- Mrs. Flora Huntley MATH IS THINKING Mr. James Asbury Mrs. Jane Boyd Mrs. Karen Brooks Miss Jean Grisdale Excedrin headache number 3x + 2y2, Math Think is a synonym for math. Without the ability to think or to draw conclusions from what is given, math can be a very difficult and boring subject. Only with the aid of our competent math teachers are the students able to understand and put to use the skills learned in math. Mrs. Shirley Hamilton Mrs. Catherine Sanders Mr. Karl Sawyer Mrs. Agnes Yoos 19 Bible, Ari EXPRESS YOURSELF Art is the one class where a student can express himself and his emotions without saying alword. Under the direc- tion of Miss King, the students are able to achieve a higher degree of skill in the way in which they express them- selves. 31' Miss Wilma King Ideas get stranger every year. A WORK OF ART fa z 1,-W.-,v...,,. ff t r 3 4 31 ff. , A , , . W4 ' U kilt. ..g,'1,,, QW, .fW.,,,ffgf I M . , New . 1 r M I - - t M , r H, , ,svg , r Miss Jane Robinson V ,,,l g ,g Again this year students could increase their knowl- edge of religion and literature by taking Bible. Bible, an elective course, is open to any student interested. The course teaches religions and presents the Bible as a work of art in the field of literature. Miss Robinson, de- voted to teaching and helping students, is an excellent person to guide the students through this course. A source of inspiration. 22 Library Research Center Mrs. Dorothy Crawford The library has many books on any subjects. The library is one of the most important functional parts of the school. Providing students with a place to research and study, not only during school, but be- fore and after school, the library becomes the center of many school projects. To make the projects inter- Mrs. Helen Hollingsworth Mrs. Sarah Parrish Miss Sandra Smith 24 esting, films and records can be used as a source of information. With the help of the librarians the students are able to find most of the material needed for any project. I see you owe 513.00 on one book! Interesting! Mr. Warren Hicks l've got it! lve got il! e Miss Joyce Hunter Physical Education Work! Work! That's all l ever do! P.E. PROVIDES RECREATIO , ENJCYMENT JG! QT '1 9 Miss Patricia McGee P.E. is one of the most active courses that any student at Garinger can take. Games such as basketball, track and volleyball give the students plenty of exercise and help to get their bodies in good physical condi- tion. Using the excellent facilities avail- able to them, our competent P.E. teachers are better able to accomplish the tasks of keeping our students alert and in good health. 25 Vocation PREP RE EGR THE FUTURE ? Q 1- ns.. .1 fi: - E.., , ri Q . - ., 2 f..-A . .EE, . 5-fair. , 'gk '- , .T I '-ip. :- f' I' gf' .- fy -- ig, ' i- qv '- . EQ' - -Q L sf 5 ivir. Gilbert s. Baiiance Mrs. Virginia Boyd ivir. wayne Brafwhaw NWS- Maxine Davis ' e Mrs. Clotelle Fisher Mrs. Sabra Griffin Preparing for the future is the most important thing that a student can do while in high school. By learning a skill in high school a student can more readily find a job. Here at Garinger such courses as typing, shorthand and graphics give a student a chance to prepare for the future. Under the guidance of our vocational teachers and with the many vocational courses offered, a student can easily prepare for a future after high school. 26 Mr. Robert Doster Mrs. B- Ed'-EDS What have you done to this? V . f' Mrs. Pamela Huss Q' Ui Mr. John Kemper w a 1 T225 if Q 21 hm- .-Qziifi uf fJf4 ...... 1,5 f V fi r Elsa WA 5 Mr. Kenneth Sinclair Miss Delores Tibshrany via s l Who's going to buy this last lottery ticket? , K , ,D W, r f f v ,- 2' , ' il, rn, , 2, I Q , f :,.,, ' -f ,V f fig rx -V f W ,fri , V H, re f A rl, . ,W . ' , , W i, 1: - ,Z ii, in ,six Q X , . U , 5, . X lf fi Q l Q., if Q55 3? l X Miss Frances Ryan Miss Clara Timmons 2 El? iz lr Avril Mrs. Barbara Tull 555 E 5 ,ff . 2 my ' , l ' fff is V 3 W' I I ag 3 if ' WE? V 1 M a s la s l s M W at fl ,,q, , , , , .W Vocation 27 R.0.T.C. R.O.T.C. . . fe f - q , V L V xfl ,., ,., Mr. O. B. Bachner get 1 . X f .. Wi .WW ' IS Q' Z . ' 'UQ ' ,', p ' ' , gs '51, - s si.i i.iyi w p A fi -t f s Ltc. iret.l W. W. Campbell ,QQ .,.. 45' My girdIe's killing me!! Mr. J. L. Lopez Are you sure this thing comes off?? R.O.T.C., the Rotary Officers Training Corp, was of- fered here at Garinger again this year. R.O.T.C. helps to improve the minds and bodies of any student taking the course. Besides promoting good physical and mental fitness, the course promotes indi- vidual and group competition. It is only with the guidance of the army officers that this has been a success. .. .M Custodial Staff Garinger Thanks You Back row, left to right: Mrs. J. Perry, Mrs. H. Courtney, Mrs. M. Huggins, Mrs. L. Medford, Mrs. M. Watson, Miss B. Byers. Front row, left to right: Mrs. E. Heintz, Mrs. B. Randall, Mrs. Fl. Wendall, Mrs. G. Linder, Mrs. S. Wade, Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. M. Andrews Both the custodial staff and cafeteria personnel should be congratulated for the excellent manner in which they keep this school liveable. The custodial staff keeps our campus clean and our building both clean and warm. While the custodial staff stays busy doing this, our cafeteria personnel stays busy preparing hot meals for the students. These tasks seem never to find an end. Garinger is truly fortunate to have such a capable staff to take care of both the students and our school. ' 30 l l . ,r S5 t l 5 Z, attests f 5 . Sissy.. X 3 .Q E Back row, left to right: Stewart Polk, David Robinson, Alan Knox. Front row, left to right: Willy Trapp, Fred Brown, Eddie Martin My ,f yr f Q , iff! Miki? i ii if 'EF' i i sTuDENT LIFE 2 3 T Coach Hicks herds his athletes to the showers Don't you just hate a senior show-off? ls that my boyfriend you're writing to? Garinger at one of its quieter moments. And next . . . the love call of the Yellow bellied sap sucker. ,V 1 A11 , Kewilwtzfizw.-wi Student Life A 3 IE 1. Hank Denton: The Garinger strangler. 2. Are you talking to me? 3. lt's not even my best angle. 4. We won't mention the penalty back at the 48 yard line. 5. What do you mean? ls this the Centrusa Tea? 35 Student Life 36 . I used Johnsons' No More TangIes . 2. Steve Bostic gets turned down again! . How do you write get lost in shorthand? . And tell her to bring a match. k . Student Life 1. Say that again a little slower. 2. Come up and see me sometime. 3. I hate horses in parades! 4. l think it's cinnamon. 12 34 37 Student Life 1. What do you mean you lost my English notebook? 2. I didn't want him in my picture anyway. 3. My stock just dropped 4 points, 4. I was sure my new schedule said room 304 4th period. 1 2 3 4 38 55553 1 2 3 , 4 Well, he's not here again today Was that supposed to be a dirty joke? Hey man this one has a phone number on it! l'lI tell the one about theAThree Bears next. Student Life , 39 ,f--N--.N Ooops, I just walked into the wrong room. l spiked the punch. I think it's a girl. An apple a day keeps the Dr . . . away. 2' fwfr' tit ' iii Mr Student Life 1. lt's either a fight or Dr. Stern caught them kissing. 2. All together now. , . 3. She's watching me! 4. l'm so embarrassed I could cry. 1 2 3 4 41 Student Lite 42 . A Thesbian induction is always good for laughs, . Please don't feed the inductees. . We should have rehearsed all night! . Beauty is only skin deep. . l think l'm on the wrong page. 1 3 - 4 2 5 1 2 3 45 Hey, even the milk tastes bad around here! Now where did this book come from? l hope it's in the right place. Don't just stand there smile. Are you writing another love note? Student Life 43 Student Life 5. 44 f it ' dt. Ni ,Jia ' M 1. Think l just discovered the cure for the common cold! 2. There has to be a better way to get attention. 3. Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z ..... 4. Tell your mother, See if I care! 5. One more crack about my hair and we gonna have little conference. 1 3 2 4 5 W W ,,. l .. ik f NUTXEESAA: X 8 ,Q A Student Life 1. Maybe Dad will buy me a new one now! 2. That's the last time I try to break in line in front of Mark Cambria. 3. I never knew Physics could be so much fun. 4. Well it looked easy in the book. .1 2 3 4 45 Student Life 1 Q 1. Everybody's quiet and working . . . I don't believe it. 2. But this week l'm selling these things for a different club. 3. Gee, English is always such fun. 4. But Mrs. Hamilton, your answer isn't the same as the back of the book. A I 46 Student Life 1' I didn't see a thing! Guess what I did last night. Tell me you're kidding. No l'm not a student, smart aiec. And what comes after 10, class? 123 5 4 47 M11 'Q' '14 7944 'bu-gg -----h -M-.,., W--M.. , . 5 'H -.1,.,.,,, 5 QA . lf 3 -if SM-V-. 75,715 in ' VSXFRSE 1. Coffee, tea, or punch? 2. Every teacher knows this trick Student Life 3. His mother never pushed him out of the nest 4. Assemblies shorten a school day 5. Now really, don't you think l'm better looking 12 2- 5 49 Student Life EQ 1. lpassed a test in Mrs. Rogers room. 2. l wish l had. 3. How do you play basketball with only 4 people. 4. What did he say he's King of? 5. l'm not exactly sure what it is but it's not what it's supposed to be. 13 24 5 ,. ,w pf' gf 1 ., si? if TX. Student Life 'T' sw su. 1. Hey, Take my picture! 2. Don't you just hate a kid who thinks he knows it all . . . and does? 3. Are these his hands or his feet? it awww 'rz' ' ' 4. Well, that's three days we went out to lunch and didn't get caught. 5. I was a bad boy! ' 1' -vfvwt ft- ' ' .V Ffh if . ,Q V f ww fi, M warg, ,, , 3, . 1 ara MJ , 1 4 Student Council Student Council Works for Garinger Just spit it out, G. C.! And the winner is . . . Carlyle Taylor! The Student Council started out with an advantage this year since the members of the Executive Committee were chosen in the spring. The Student Council first started out with having a cook-in for all the teachers and they all seemed to enjoy it. Sophomores were informed about their new school by the Big Brother and Sister program. In the spring, the Student Council helped with the school bar-be-que and with Honors and Awards. Throughout the school year, the Student Council works to improve communications between students and faculty. 56 Above: Executive Council: First row: Ronnie Kirby, Ellen Wilcox, G. C. Ritchie, Sam Fulwood, Thad Allen, Brad Bradshaw, Carlyle Taylor, Jay Curlee. Below: Student Council members listen to suggestions. Adelpians A Adelphians: Service Did he really give you that last night? No, it's just my Adelphian pin. Officers: Susie Willis, Mary Powell, Cindy Rayner, Libby Bass. Mary Powell has found a friend. Below: Kids and Adelphians get along well together. The Adelphians is a sophomore service club that engages in these types of projects - selling football programs, serving refreshments at the Junior-Senior, and presenting a scholar- ship on Honors and Awards Day. Other projects consist of giving a Christmas program at Green Acres and a Halloween party at Alexander's Children's Home. They also collected money for the Heart Fund and United Appeal. With money raised by a pretty legs contest, doughnut selling, and a car wash, Adelphians were able to enjoy a week-end beach-trip. 57 Centrusa Put this in and liven things up! Centrusa renders service to Garinger and our community. This year Centrusa started off by having a tea for all prospective members. The year was filled with powderpuff football and basketball against GGS, a Valentine's party for elderly people in our community, collecting for the heart fund, and sponsoring the bas- ketball team. Proceeds from Cen- trusa's Spring Fashion Show help to establish two scholarships for senior girls. 59 Keyettes Keyettes Do Volunteer Work at Wesley Above: Frank Mason plays SANTA at Wesley party. Below: SANTA has some- 1 thing for everyone. Right: Teacher's tea. i Below: Officers: Debbie Rion, Kathy Holmes, Sabra Faires, Robin The Keyette Club began the year by selling Keyette Key Chains and sponsoring a teachers' tea. The club continued working at Wesley Nursing Center this year and gave a Christmas party for the residents. Throughout the year, the Keyettes have also helped needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas by giving them clothes Cuthbertson, Laura Newman, Becky Spinks, Nancy Gardner. 1-Rpm 'im Mg'-M Q, 43 and food. Keyette members backed the Soccer team and attended the Soccer games. The club sold candy as a money-raising project, and is planning another project for the spring. They are also planning to engage in a school cleaning project. j 61 Key Club Key Above: Maybe just a little tap here! Below: This'll teach you, you mean old car! Club Has Successful Year 8 The Key Club is a sewice organization at Garinger that is dedicated to helping the school and community. To achieve this, they sponsor a number of projects throughout the year. Included among them are: the Battle of the Bands each fallg the Key Club Kapers each springg publishing jointly with the Keyettes a student directory and distributing it free of chargeg furnishing flowers for 62 Above: Take this . . . and this and this! Below: Some just listen and some just talk! the cheerleaders during football seasong running a con- cession stand after school and at baseball, football, and soccer gamesg furnishing flowers for the teachers' lounges on Teacher Appreciation Dayg and supporting the International theme and objectives program, insure Tomorrow, throughout the year. Wildcat Club Promotes School Spirit Wildcat Club , Above: Let's hear it for school spirit! Upper right: Wildcat Club en- courages sports attendance. ' Above: Foreign exchange student from Chile shows spirit by joining Wildcat Club. The Wildcat Club is a school spirit club which is open to everyone. This year the club sponsored buses to the out of town football games. The Wildcat Club also sells booster badges for all football and basketball games. 63 Chess Club C ess Club Takes Part in Tournament Billy Belk watches opponent. Chess requires concentration. Nz Ricky Spinks makes his move. 64 42 '4' Lewis Shelton enjoys a good game of chess. During the first semester, the Chess Club is devoted to an inter- club tournament to determine who the best players are. Second semester, the Garinger chessmen are ready to take on any op- ponents, from any school that is interested in playing a proficient game of chess. Literary .Magazine Printed Willow Tree gag Oh well! There goes this year's Under the Willow Tree! l think we saved ity maybe it'll turn out alright after all. Above: l'm sure glad you thought of that: Right: Sandy and Iris work to make Under the Willow Tree a success. Under the Willow Tree has now entered its sixth year of publication. Garinger's literary magazine received its title from the willow tree that stood beside the library. Under the Willow Tree serves as an outlet for Garinger students' self-expression. Literary works are submitted by studentsg staff members edit and illustrate the material. The printing of the magazine also takes place at Garinger. With the help of Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss King, Mr. Staley, and all the staff members, the Willow Tree staff has been able to produce a very successful magazine. 65 German Club Deutsch Club Speaks German Trinken Sie Bier? Dean and Debbie take national German test. as W let The German Club, open to all interested students, continued this year actively. Under the leadership of Charles Vaughan, the club visited the Rheinland Haus, and went to see Cabaret The club also celebrated the Oktoberfest. Several advanced members partici- pated in A Child's Christmas which was held in Ovens Auditorium. To enhance their lessons, the German Club views films of Germany weekly. ,.t 4 . ,.,, . Nearly all club members enjoy an outing to the Rhineland Haus! Frank Mason enjoys German meal of wurst, sauerkraut, and potatoes. es i Red Cross Red Cross Club Helps Others X ff-V, , E , WL . Q, in , K. Officers: Mike Atkinson, Charles Oxendine, Kathy Holt, Sandy Edmonds, Delrie Horne, l Francine Schultz, Marilyn Mcllwain. The Garinger Red Cross Club works in conjunction with the Youth Services of the American National Pied Cross. As an active youth orga- nization, the club is supported by homeroom representatives and other volunteers who carry on the year's work for the benefit of others. The Red Cross activities include an enroll- ment drive, collection of Thanksgiving baskets to be distributed among the needy, distribution of favors at Memorial Hospital on Christmas Eve, and a blood program for the eighteen year old seniors. 68 l've never seen one of those work. l X. Q nsffsg'?ng,.ew3si, Above: Marilyn reads amounts to other members. Below: Sharon, Danny, and Becky count Red Cross donations. VICA and ICT VICA-ICT in Civic Activities Anyone taking a Vocational or Industrial course can join the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. A few goals of VICA are preparing students for the world of work and developing leadership qualities through civic activities such as helping needy families and under privileged children. The club is a national organization with its advisor lVlr. Doster as chairman. -M-eq Members decorate float for Carrousel Parade. Officers: Bobby Scott, Phil Searcy, Tim Rogers. Hey Doster, what's that? 70 lt's true, l tell ya! Cheo and Ceo Clubs Provide Work Experience 4 4 l , . 5 4 E vf 1' -f- l l ' wa 4 1 CHEO 0ffiC9fS2 JOYCE Smith, Corine Mason, Mary Perry, CEO Officers: Cathy Snider, Carolyn Evans, Mary Foster, Jan Scarborough, Orrin Reeder, Donna Gaither, Carol Sanders. Derek Sandifer. CHEO students complete their classwork. Yes, one of the kids at Shamrock actually bit me! Cooperative Home Economics Occupations prepares young people for work in some field of Home Economics. Depending on their interest and aptitude, students may be employed in serv- ices related to the following: Home Furnishings, Clothing, Child Care, Health 8 Health Management and Foods. There is one hour of classroom les- sons daily and a minimum of 10 hours work expe- rience weekly. Cooperative Educational Occupations is a program opened only to seniors. lt enables the student to learn about child growth and development and the teaching profession while working as a student aide. C.E.O. members work two hours each day as student aides. 71 Gym Assistants First row: T. Finch, P. Stamey, C. Johnson, S Willis L Walker M Gardner P Fowler D Rion Second row S Jackson C Croslin P. Cathey, M. Foster, V. Graves, E. Donald, C. Brown D Courtney J Simpson D Lewis C Smith J Dlmmlck Girl's P.E. Assistants are second year students who have completed 1 year of P.E. They dress out, and help with exercises, roll call, showers, and securing equipment daily rou- tines. Besides taking part in all activi- ties, they learn to officiate over the different sports. For their services, P.E. assistants receive one unit of credit. g T gtisgigl . ,. Wi if 5 Don't even ask if you have to take a shower! 72 Office Assistants Office Assistants Hard-Working Above: Janet files a student's card. Below: Kathy runs errands for 300 Office. I didn't know she could write like that! First row: Martha Wherry, Patti Black, Second row: Heidi Starnes, Bekke Koehler, George Hughes, Janet Wallaceg Third row: David Martin, Gary Hines, David Mon- roe, Willie Hill. Garinger's secretaries and teachers are helped each day by a number of hard-work- ing students who are pleased to be office as- sistants, even though no credit is given for this time-consuming job. These students are chosen on the basis of their dependability and responsibility. They deliver bulletins, mail, answer the phone and run other various er- rands around the campus. Thanks for helping things run more smoothly. 73 Library Assistants 5 T T Above: Nine hundred one, nine hundred two . . . Below: Yes, you owe us S12.92! 5 Without the aid of assistants, the school's library program would suffer. They provide service that is indispensable. Being a library as- sistant can be a gratifying experi- ence with far-reaching benefits, since each one is trained ade- quately to participate in the library routines. Theirs is a unique op- portunity to share their expertise with fellow students and the 1973 roster is making an able contribu- tion to a Garinger High tradition of voluntary assistance. 74 Library Assistants Indispensable First row: Fl. Lee, B. Edwards, M. Cashion, D. Foster, V. Watson, Fi. Lawrence, J. Keziah, C, McLaughlin, S. Cunningham, S. Stewart, Second row: J. Kocik, L. Rosinski, J. Beasley, E. Jones, L. Williams, P. Martin, L. Smith. You wouldn't believe some of the trash these people read! xx WM' S jx n wig QFD? i K Q IU Q M QQ ,kj sf ,iii 10' ?'V1 F f f .. N-Qs 3 'M A EQ 1. f N if' - f X v X ' L S' 5 ig 'Q' Sl' iff Sr. NS M ig Lettergirls Perform at Football Games Lettergirls Above: Lettergirls spell Garinger. Below: Flag girls: Cathy Cothern, Terry Thames, Debbie Sanders, Wanda Henderson, Gayla Perry, Lisa Lassiter. The Lettergirls are made up of 14 girls who are skilled Besides cheering at all football and basketball games, in marching, precision drills, and the performance of the Lettergirls also perform with the Marching Band dance routines. They are chosen by audition on the during football half-time activities. basis of their ability, after week's strenuous training. 79 Lettergirls Linda Fowler Marsha Hendricks Mm Debbie Tillery Lee Adams Pam Sansbury .ww 'ww Paula Lechner Shelia Townsend Laura Newman a ui-'f22. S X mm '1 Chorus Gpen to All Students Chorus Chorus is the only music course at Garinger open to all students. lt is intended to be a first year course in vocal music and is primarily concerned with basic vocal techniques and repertory. Performances may include several joint concerts with other music groups and ap- pearances in contests and assemblies. Students who do well in Chorus generally go into Girl's Ensemble or Choir the following year. Top: First period chorus. Bottom: Fifth period chorus 81 Choir, Chorus Choir Receives Superior Ratings Top: Sixth period chorus. Bottom: Garinger choir. 82 The Choir is the main performing choral group at Garinger. Composed largely of seniors, the music is more difficult, and activities are more varied. In addition to the usual assemblies, concerts, and church services, the choir takes part in state and area choral festivals in Mars Hill, U.N.C. Greensboro, Chapel Hill and Char- lotte. The Choir is accustomed to leaving with high ratings in competition with other groups and consis- tently maintains a high morale. Choir Composed of Talented Singers Choir Officers Claudia Hedspeth, Gayle Gwenn, Shelia Townsend, Neil Moore, Choir officers. Ginny Cheek, Dean Johnson, pianists. Wi !re 'Qu 4' Above: I thought it was funny, but she didn't. Right: But Mr. Sanders, we just sang that song! Below: How can you sing when you can't read the notes? I really don't believe he was jus! that tall ! i5S?B3KBi'F'l'I'1 f-?Eb'L2?lAe5f.l1 SSliiS2 15 Thespian Society for Skilled Performers Officers: S. Fulwood, M. Gardneis B. Gardner. The International Thespian Society is an honorary fraternity for excellence in theater arts. To gain en- trance to the club, the student is granted membership for the performance of outstanding work in the theater. This work must meet the standards and requirements of the National Society and Troupe No. 3279 of Gar- inger. Several members competed in the District and State Drama Competion in Chapel Hill and Raleigh, and Bottom: who saysldon'thave prerry legs? brought home top honors. Also they directed and pro- duced Oliver Twist which was later televised for Educa- tional Television. Top: lt looks like 'the Butcher, the Baker, the Candlestick maker'! 85 Garinger Town Players Garingertown Players Produce Musical And now do you understand? Maybe they do, but I sure don't. The Garingertown Players had a successful year in 1971-1972. They produced two different plays that won two different State Festival Honors. Starting with an outstanding membership, the group produced the well- known comedy, Up the Down Stair Case. They will enter four plays in the North Carolina High School 86 Left: Hold still, while I part your hair! Above: And then I said to him... Drama Festival and the Carolina Dramatic Festival. In the spring, the Garingertown Players will perform another first at Garinger - a well-known musical. This will be the first time a musical will have been produced at Garinger since Central High School. Radio I Radio Department Gains Experience lt's your fault if this doesn't work. I doubt very seriously that she can do any better. Front row, Left to Right: Ron Smith, Debby Hinson, Marie Davis, Sharon Gurley, Debbie Hines, Kay Williams. Back row, Left to Right: Tim Falkner, Wayne Helms, Ike Eichelberger, David Floyd, Tony Barnes, Mitch Deese. Not in picture, Danny Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Mac McQueen. 88 4 if Here's a request for Melancholy Baby. l wonder if he really knows just what he's doing? 8 .rx . P? v we M ,, x.. Q M M I I 'W W ROTC Men Are Made, Not Born And what are you laughing about? Above: Garinger ROTC A Company. Below left: Have you ever seen anything like that? No, can't say that I have. At Garinger High School military training is only part of the JROTC course of in- struction. The development of leadership, self-disci- pline, sense of responsi- bility, qualities of integrity and loyalty, and other democratic attributes are part and parcel of the JROTC program. The qual- ities of leadership which JROTC seeks to develop will be useful in all walks of life, and is not restricted to the military. 90 Above right: Which way did they go? Below: Garinger ROTC B Company. -3, .... ,....:,. Avail,-Q l A at f f- r . .,, . fl, M A-tif. , ml., .im f -1 im- T A-,xwgtw A V W L I , . . . T -,W v-.f V. f--f. my .. ...ext ,-.. .-wtliwy.,,lt1.-..-A -.mf RCTC Teaches Discipline ROTC H if ' 1 fm f - 4 Garinger ROTC Drill Team. ie sexe ff! ROTC Battlion Staff. Teamwork: an objective of RO TC. fr' ' NVQN ROTC Color Guard. Wow! Look at her legs! 91 Rambler Ra m Above: Anne Garlock, editor: Jayne Wolfe, art. Above right: Susan Russell, exchange: Sam Fulwood, Connie Hilliard, reporters. Below: middle, Miss Johnson, adv.: Robin Cuthbertson, Terri Wright, re- porters. This year the Rambler Staff has tried to provide a more interesting paper. The staff still tries to main- tain its objectives by expressing school opinion, in- forming the public concerning school related activi- ties, developing better inter-school relationships, and unifying and reflecting the spirit of the school. The paper is printed once a month with special editions added. 92 bler Publishes School Paper ffiff .:, ,, B' g W , C ,iff - g . I 'ti , f-T : ddt, is . ' Above: George Lee, photographer: Bob Cathey, Cheryl Furr, business managers. Below: Tony Bateman, Kevin McCourt, sports. WILDCAT CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Fitzgerald, C. McKnight, Theresa Childers, M. Carpenter, B. Austin: M. Carpenter, B. Austin: SECOND ROW: J. Sawyer, D. Kinley, S. Shug, C. Foushee, T. Duncan, S. Huntley: THIRD ROW: B. Gardner, R. Wilson, R. Gladden, S. Bullard, J. Finch, L. Bradfield, J. Dimmick, L. Walston, N. McLaughlin. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: B. Monteith, K. Cothern, J. Sandsbury, E. Wilcox, J. Hyatt, R. Crawford, K. Young, C. Hyatt: SECOND ROW: L. Jennings, J. Tuttle, D. Lewis, T. Thames, .T. Philemon, B. Chapman, S. Barkley, J. Griffin, Y. Morton, D. Monroe, T. Carter: THIRD ROW: L. Fowler, S. Willis, S. Austin, V. McKinney, D. Uzzell, B. Forsyth, F. Mason, R. Tarleton, G. C. Ritchie, J. Davis, Sheila Town- send, Ann Capps: FOURTH ROW: D. Davidson, C. Early, L. Walser, J. Spears, P. Kuck, S. Gaddy, D. Feeney, M. Monroe, S. Fulwood, L. Austin, E. Busch: FIFTH ROW: K. McCourt, R. Lee, R. Perry, P. Bacot, B. Bradshaw, W. Gunter, T. Allen, J. Curlee, A. Alexander, D. Johnson, C. Cunningham, M. Powell, L. Logan. INTERACT FIRST ROW: J. Carnes, J. Davis, R. Ferber, M. Mahaffey, R. Kirby, R. Hartis, D. Martin: SECOND ROW: J. Lentz, M. Thompson, R. Pierce, P. Bacot, B. Gardner, Mike Todd, J. Han- cock, B. Wilson, B. Kirby: THIRD ROW: J. Jordan, D. Holder, Mr. Hilderbrand, T. Morgan, T. Hayes, D. Bowles, C. Taylor, W. Barkley, B. Bradshaw. 94 GARINGERTOWN PLAYERS FIRST ROW: J. Kocik, E. Wain- wright, K. Bryant, K. Platt, C. Layton, K. Reynolds, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hudson, Adv., C. Lemer, M. Gardner, R. Arrowood, D. Holloway, S. Fulwood, C. Bennett, B. Mabry, THIRD ROW: B. Gardner, S. Garcia, J. Wolfe, J. Hoffman, P. Jones, J. Miller. NOT PICTURED: D. Maret, D. Jones, K. Godwin, D. Gaither, E. Huggins, R. Belk, D. Wacker- hagen, L. Wiedeman, B. Byers, L. Hawkins, M. Mortimer. INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hudson, Adv., E. Wainwright, M. Gardner, B. Gardner, S. Garcia, J. Wolfe, P. Jones, S. Fulwood, C. Bennett, K. Bryant. NOT PICTURED: D. Maret, D. Jones, D. Gaither, E. Huggins, T. Torrence. GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Finch, K. Holmes, L. Laney, D. Newman, J. Nance, T. Black, T. Belle, D. Rion, Mr. Vaughan, Adv., SECOND ROW: D. Campbell, C. McLamb, M. Hall, R. Deery, G. Langford, L. Sulpy, D. Fishcher, S. Starnes, L. Newman, D. Beck- nellg THIRD ROW: T. Philman, D. Strickland, L. Tomberland, D. Finger, D. Baird, W. Marsh, M. Stinson, B. Koehler, L. Sher, M. Gamble, D. Johnson, M. Horne: FOURTH ROW: M. Monroe, S. Scott, E. Bogie, B. Cathey, R. Pierce, R. Peaseley, R. Scronce, R. Aarsund, M. Hinson, F. Mason, Ft. Sims. 95 RED CROSS FIRST ROW: J. Smith, P. Hypes, S. Russell, V. Bryant, T. Black, G. Comb, L. Coleman, T. Belle, SECOND ROW: D. Strickland, D. Kinley, F. Schultz, S. Tumblin, D. Fisher, E. Frazier, M. Mcllwain, R. Boyce: THIRD ROW: L. Walston, L. Brad- field, R. Daniels, S. Jackson, D. Faulkner, M. Young, L. Laster, K. Holt, C. Townsend, FOURTH ROW: D. Williams, J. Pyles, E. Busch, N. Jackson, D. Horne, B. Jackson, C. Hilliard, A. Garlock, V. Graves, B. Johnson. KEYETTE CLUB MASCOT: F. Mason: FIRST ROW: D. Rion, J. Wood, M. Panther, C. Moore, C. Maag, Y. Loo, T. Finch: SECOND ROW: D. Kinley, B. Drake, P. Jet- ton, C. Jones, S. Huntley, M. Gamble, D. Brown, C. McLaugh- lin, THIRD ROW: K. Holmes, N. Gardner, S. Austin, B. Spinks, D. Strickland, S. Daniels, C. Early, J. Walker, L. Newman, FOURTH ROW: J. Shinn, N. Nance, W. Henderson, J. Pyles, R. Cuth- bertson, T. Wright, S. Faires, B. Griffen. COO FIRST ROW: C. Harvey, J. Bowers, C. Hewitt, J. Ashley: SECOND ROW: D. Edwards, G. Webb, G. Lotharp, G. Helms, C. Stegall, B. Hooper, B. Blythe, K. Jennings, THIRD ROW: L. Bailes, M. Hooks, D. McClellan, W. Lockhart, P. Edwards, P. Lamon, R. Dunn, K. Griffith, P. Scruggs, V. Kirby. NOT PICTURED: C. Wilson, D. Weaver, C. Newton. 96 DECA FIRST ROW: V. Hill, D. Henderson, D. Quester, C. Ham- mond, P. Averett, R. Bowman, F. Garrett, R. Purser, T. McKnight: SECOND ROW: B. Howie, P. Hol- lingsworth, J. Agnew, G. Porter, I. Aikens, P. Melville, B. Tollison, D. Hall, D. Horme, B. Green, B. Tillman: THIRD ROW: Miss Tibshrany, D. McKee, M. Teal, D. Long, Wayne Barnes, B. Staple- ton, C. Sherrill, D. Nelson, R. Moss, J. Graham, Mrs. Burgess: FOURTH ROW: B. Coble, R. Hagains, B. Wallace, R. Owens, B. Sykes, P. McGowan, R. Bert, J. Barnes, S. Gordan, Gary Ford, T. Brown, W. Miller. VICA-ICT FIRST ROW: M, Peavy, H. Hinson, S. Hyatt, L. Clark, S. Smith, B. Chapman: SECOND ROW: P. Hinson, S. Arrowood, R. Jones, P. Searcy, G. Williams, B. Scott, T. Rogers, H. Reeves: THIRD ROW: J. Ford, R. Love, R. Hargis, T. Cupp, W. Daniels, J. C. Kelly. CEO FIRST ROW: C. Snider, P. Black, G. Hartsell, C. Evans, B. Fitzgerald: SECOND ROW: C. Barber, B. Mallard, D. Adams, P. Shaia, J. Foster, D. Johnson, M. Foster, T. Morgan, D. Sandifer, B. Bradshaw, A. Phifer. NOT PICTURED: G. Campbell, D. Williams, J. Scarborough, P. Hypes. 97 GENTRUSA MASCOT: J. Nealy: FIRST ROW: C. Yost, R. Sherrill, P. Baird, K. Sawyer, M. McAlister, J. Hyatt, C. Yost: SECOND ROW: K. Owens, T. Brown, M. Hendricks, L. Verdi, C. Plummer, C. Smith, L. Fowler, B. Whitley, N. Stephens, M. Parnell: THIRD ROW: I. Alksnis, D. Faulkner, D. Davidson, D. Tillery, P. Sansbury, J. Kilgog FOURTH ROW: B. Jack- son, Mrs. Hawn, adv., S. Wood- ruff, D. Linker, A. Shuford, H. Starnes, P. Lechner, T. Morgan, B. Steversonq FIFTH ROW: E. Frazer, S. Bullard, J. Sawyer, J. Scarborough, A. Harman, D. Monroe, M. Powell, C. Rayner. CHEO FIRST ROW: J. Smith, J. Swett, J. Barksdaleg SECOND ROW: C. Mason, C. Sanders, D. Gaither, D. Covington: THIRD ROW: J. Gaddy, L. Hailey, M. Perry, S. Corbitt, B. Williamson, O. Reeder. 100 , , g KL 53533 K ' X .L and ' . Q. Ll X ,E if If v Q, 2 25, Zf wg, I f . 1: fy, L ,X f 105 M f 53511, 1 V? , mf I , ' , rf Q ,'-L V W I ww' M gl? fn 5- O L gb 3,22 Zz Q, ff Og, ,awww 32 1 I I I ,X ,, ,T 3 V, ,f , J W Football James Stitt i Alex Alexander 106 i Tony Carter Willie Hill Rob Ferber Football Larry Shoemaker 5, Larry Anderson Carlyle Taylor Orin Reeder 5 Brad Bradshaw 107 Football Cats Devour the Rebels The cat's defense ate up North Mecklenburg 18-O in winning their opening game of the season. The de- fense Ied by Butch Williams, Bub James, and Thad Allen played a major part in winning the game. The first score came when Thad Allen blocked a punt and rambled 32 yards for the score. Bub James inter- cepted a pass and rushed 13 yards for the second score. Larry Anderson plunged one yard'in during the fourth quarter to round-out the score to 18-O. 108 Eagles Tame Wildcats The cats received their first loss in one of their biggest games of the year to East Mecklenburg. Larry Anderson scored from eleven yards out to put the cats ahead 7-6 at the end of the first half. Then East started pounding the cats in the second half and forcing fumbles en route to a 2Oe7 victory. was is ' 'Z W' gf 45 mi? -, .QW 3 MW , 5 x 1 l H XX 5 f , I fix ' 'xg' , A 4 , . ,N vw Y WZVWQV e f f , Y w,A,m ,f4z - , f MQ 'si ',Q Q in X ,,, . .1 S . fs LS. . gy A fir xg 6' 9 'x N 5 , . - L. x w a ,..,4 '2a?4!w'+u 5 fy I iq .. ff wuusuwm . -' QM, X, ..., me . mx ' -wg: V. ..,. s -V '- , 'gif' M - ' 'E if f UQQQ- ' A ef f- ,A ' I r 3 ' , . aff' f K ' 4 f' Y , X , K 'Iv 'lu J- YK V .Q X SK Y . 1 x S Q F A X Xi K . x' A ,Y E5 Q M + X. ir. M X. 4 s ,X Wei v 8Q' 1 . -. sv A i N: ' S56 A -Q 'Q 2' .sf xv xwggx .. - 4 fb Fx NWQY YUNQ QV N Shar '- Football Green Wave Drowns Cats When Gastonia Ashbrook and the Garinger Wildcats met at Memorial Stadium, the wet turf was a natural home for the Green Wave. Throughout the game the score was tied 0-0 until the last tense 1:52 when Green Wave's halfback Jimmy Dob- bins washed over the line and made the final score, ending the game with a Green Wave victory of 7-0. 112 Wildcats Pulverize Patriots The Homecoming crowd was not disappointed as the Garinger Wild- cats completely dominated the entire game on both offense and defense, winning 14-O. The cats blocked a punt on the 20 and two plays later Terry Ware ran it over for the score. The Wildcat defense kept the Patriots from getting close except one time in the game. They got the ball down to their 3 yard line, but couldn't break through the powerful cat defense. Ware finished the scoring off with another touchdown and finished the game with a total running yardage of 181 yards by himself. - .. i -k'k Q sf: .7 Si? XX: - fix - 5 K xx sl' fig i pk 5 iz 1' Q N F it if I assi S 1 i BX Qi N, Football 'Cats Mangle Lions Garinger bounced back from defeat with a score of 34-8 over West Char- Iotte. In the first half, the Wildcats Terry Ware supplied a pair of touchdown runs. He gained 105 yards in only nine carries. The Lions punted against the wind and their first kick went only 10 yards. Other scores for Garinger were made by Steve Cambria, Larry Ander- son, Gary Hines, and Nate Chambers. 114 Hickory Smokes Garinger With only two more games in the Wildcats' football season, Garinger lost to Hickory by a score of 14-13, by missing scoring opportunities at the Hickory 7, 14, and 18. Garinger had led 7-6 since midway though the second quarter when half- back Larry Anderson ended a 28- yd. drive with a 2-yd. spurt over tackle for a touchdown. Dwight Clark's 38-yd. pass to half- back Terry Ware put the Wildcats at the Hickory 25, but another pass to Ware fell short, and with only 1:11 left in the game, a brief fight broke out on the field, marring the next to the last game. The final score was 14-13. V Top Cats The I973 Top Cats XV Butch Williams - Football Leland Pearson - Soccer Henry Nicholson - Wrestling Joey Gregory - Basketball Tony Bateman -- Cross Country Trip Barcliff - Go Leslie Eggleston - Tennis Tommy Little - Baseball 117 Cheerleaders Spirit of Garinger This years 'Spirit of Garinger' con- sisted of six juniors and three seniors. Pattie Black and Chippy Croslin, the only veterans on the squad, helped to get the rest of the squad in the act of showing spirit and sportsmanship in winning and losing. Patty Black Carolyn Williams Joan Simpson ns in im gf.-is W W- WM EHEQSEQS QBHEE EQ lf' M 1 dwg' i ,.., A gl, W LM' V 4 J fl ' Q2 J , V- . fh if 'li Z 'M 15022 ' nj M- f ff, L Y h f f,' ?' f 3, , . l : yy: P - 7uJfQ LQi':i' 7 . , V. f, A:-'f I Nl. 5, l A . 5 V. 2 . wffliwkln H, X A ., 1122. wig ,',,,grff11,,2a iir' - ig il - , U .. ' A iw ,V an as f Wi, l,,,m.lf,w ,Ml 1 2' ,y a ll ' ?f v:!l, wff7'Mh'5W 'rfxikvp 15,22 . ,wiim MW H We ,355 gpg' A :W:yv5zv 5 if l, ,, q .W ,.f,, H , . ' af - 'f w,fig14, v, Z ' V Alison Shuford Chippy Croslin Cheerleaders Sherrill Baucom 2 - 5 Donna Lewis Linda Winchester E Donna Monroe 119 lm.. J.V. Football J.V.'s Have Good Season The Wildkittens bettered last years champions record of 7-2-1, with a 9-1 record this year. The J.V. team experienced new leadership this year under head coach Hubert Crotts. With all the talent moving up to the varsity team, hopefully next year could have a State Champion team. 121 Cross Country Bateman Leads Harriers Although the wins experienced as a team are rewarding, in a sport like Cross Country there is more individual com- petition. ln spite of the fact that this year's team lacked strength as a unit, members themselves did well in competition. Tony Bateman and Joey Kalista participated in the state meet, placing 11th and 21 st, respectively. The top four men on the team, who competed in the sectional meet, were Tony Bateman, Joey Kalista, Bobby Burrell, and George Flowe. All of these except Bobby Burrell will be returning to make next year's team a big success. first rowg Bobby Burrell, Tony Bateman, Danny Martin George Flow George Montes second row Coach Joe Tomanchek Dennis Knight, Joey Kalista, Tony Hayes, Joe Gregory, Lee Grlffes 126 Q lLfYWZ'ZfMJY42?4Z4'iZ7'7WW4KtV.,' f4f5755Jf'?7.4V , WNW4, X vvv.v ,W , if Wrestling First row: Charlie Williams, Bobby Burrell, Henry Nicholson, Robert Economos, G. C. Ritchie, Ronnie Stephens. Second row: Coach Carroll, Melvin Quick, Tyrone Blocker, Terry Morgan, Thaddeus Allen, Wershel Schoonover, Hank Denton, Larry Atkinson, Head Coach Steve Barnhardt. 128 a I w 2 lf! if 4 Q 4' 12,4 ' :,, , , , , .M ,mv 1 , ,Y Basketball Team Lacks Experience f f3 gif fic! Q U TN H 'fi cf it lm First row: Oscar Aquars, Danny Martin, Wilbur Johnson, Nate Chambers, Gary Simms. Second row: Dwight Clark, Robert Caldwell, Joey Gregory, Tony Hayes, Fiufford Caldwell, Jay Curlee, Coach John Robinson. 133 J.V. Basketball .l.V.'s Have Winning Season This year the top five kittens were moved up to the Varsity, but the J.V. team still enjoyed a good year. The kittens final record was 14-9-O and they ended up in third place in the final tournament. With so much young talent already on the varsity and with the talent moving up, next year may produce the best team ever. first row, Ivan Witherspoon, Terry Stewart Joe Thomas Sam Hollos Duke Craig Richard Burton Willie Kay second row, Reggie Irby, Steve Bass, Keith Lindsey Aaron Atlantis Kip Frassa Jeff Collins 136 Golf 140 Experienced Duffers Expect Swinging Year This year's golf team should have an ex- cellent season with the leadership of re- turning lettermen Trip Barcliff and Paul Kil- Iough. The golf team should be in high swing this year and hope to get plenty of support. ff lllt wfi. in A.. - KI! 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' H' ws gg 3 v. as Vu 142 Track lnexperience May Hinder Cindermen The 1973 track season remains a question mark as Coach White's Cindermen are young and inexperienced. He relys on junior Thad Allen in the field events and jun- ior Tony Bateman on the track. Hopefully the young Cin- dermen can develop their talents quickly for a respectable season. 143 Track X awww an x W Rm sig 'wkxbggivx Egg xv YM Wglqfkm SSH L if x 1' x W ,... , . Q,EKi 144 Baseball Baseball Gets Slow Start Garinger has always scored well in baseball, but they got off to a slow start this year losing their first two games to North lvleck 3-4 and Myers Park 5-6. Then they got back in to the swing of things by winning over West Meck 7-3. Under the leadership of Tommy Little on the mound and Brad Bradshaw at the bat the Cats' should finish the season a winner. Coach Joe Tomanchek first rowg Mark Howie, Win Barkley, Brad Bradshaw, Joey Gregory, Jimmy Nealy, Tommy Little, William Gunter, Steve Oakley, second row, Buddy Beamer, Kim Currie, Gary Hines, Ben Cowan, Ronnie Horne, Bub James, Chuck Baker, Wilbur Johnson, third row, Coach Joe Tomanchek, Gary Simms, Ricky Griffen, Ken Hedgepeth, Terry Taylor, Pierce Sawyer, Ricky Ainsworth, manager. 146 Baseball M-new :mngvv W .Mx ,TX 53' Joey Gregory N. Q if ' li A ws . .:,LV 5 Q 'xxx K Ei , A NV s ' is fi is as Kim Currie qzx ,pl .f i V, 1 148 fi +R 'ive i i ' X 2 2 Fi' 1 , 2 M A,AA, I i H William Gunter Baseball f ,' V Win Barkley Steve Oakley T0mmY Lime Y 149 we-WA Nw LL ' , wlfilw - gf , :,. Q 'Via' 'f7,' , 0 'fe ,rf ' sm , f L v M 4. 1 . 4 I, fgwf If A , ,,,, W, H g b' A ' Sm -QNX V M474fiM '34 X14 A , ' W gai f MW, uw V -.W m MM, IMT , 'I gf I MM FE TURE Marshals The commencement marshals are members of the Junior Class who are selected on the basis of superior scholarship, leadership, citi- zenship, service and personal appearance. These outstanding juniors are nominated by homeroom teachers and chosen through secret ballot by a committee of faculty members. The responsibilities of the marshals for the Baccalaureate Service and the graduation exercises include distributing programs and escorting parents, guests and seniors to their seats. The chief marshals are chosen by the marshals themselves. These students have the honor of escorting the seniors to their seats and to the stage to receive their diplomas. Being a marshal is one of the greatest honors that could be given to a member of the junior class. I9 I-I972 Marshals Honored Sitting - Sandy Edmonds, Tal Owen, Sabra Faires. Standing - G. C. Ritchie, Gary Gourley Sitting - Sabra Faires, Merry Fowler, Patti Ward, Cathy Snider, Debbie Tillery, Becky Spinks, Tina Rowe, Susan Woodruff, Terry Brown, Cheryl Furr, Beverly Dyson, Ginny Cheek, Carol Doley, Sandy Edmonds. Standing - Charles Oxendine, Randy Lee, G. C. Ritchie, Alan Howard, Gary Gourley, Mike Rickenbacker, Glenn Horne, John Sanders, Randy Griffies, Dean Johnson, Larry Bercini, Tal Owen. 156 D.A.R. I Harvard Book Award Laura Newman Wins D.A.R. Award L. Laura Newman was chosen this year to receive the D.A.R. Award from Gar- inger. She was chosen by the girls in her class. The award is presented every year by the Battle of Charlotte Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolu- tion. The qualifications are depend- ability, leadership, service, patriotism, citizenship, and scholarship. JW 93 is we 'Y-451833 gy 9 G. C. Ritchie ls Chosen for The Harvard Book Award The Harvard Book Award is given to a rising Senior by the Harvard Club of Charlotte. The award was given to G. C. Ritchie for superior scholarship and outstanding qualities of character. This award is given to the student whom the principal, faculty and classmates deem most worthy. 158 6 ts 9 ,ASS X W X, i if NlM1umN....,...,.,.e Foreign Exchange Students Veronica Handal Comes to Garinger Veronica Del Carmen Handal came to Garinger from Santiago, the capital of Chili. This is her summer vaca- tion from the school she attends in Chili, Divina Pastora or Divine Shepherd Catholic Girls school. She is a senior and plans to study biology at the University of Santiago. At Garinger she took Math Concepts, Gym, American History, which was her favorite, Biology ll, English Com- position, and Spanish lll. She is an honorary member of Belk Teen Board of Charlotte and the G.G.S. Club. She enjoyed meeting the people at Garinger and stay- ing with Janet Dimmick. She considers the Dimmick's her second family and hopes that one day they will visit her in Chili. She made many good and long lasting friends at Gar- inger and thinks the people are very nice. Veronica will not forget Garinger and Garinger certainly will not forget Veronica. 161 Miss Blue and Grey Donna's TalenEWins Her Miss Blue and Gray Title l I use , W Every year, in the spring, Garinger holds its Miss Blue and Gray Contest. Last year Donna Gaither won the title. The girls are chosen on the basis of poise, beauty, and talent. All Garinger girls, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, M are eligible to try out for the title. The judges are various qualified and well Known people from Charlotte. 162 Windi Renfro Was Chosen to Be Carrousel Princess Miss Windi Renfro was chosen as Gar- inger's 1972-1973 Carrousel Princess by the senior class. She represented Garinger in the annual Carrousel Parade in Char- lotte. Windi was chosen on the basis of poise, grace, bearing and beauty. Windi is a lovely -example of all these notable qual- ities. 163 Homecoming Queen Joellen Hyatt Is I972-73 Homecoming Queen This year at Memorial Stadium, Garinger hosted Independence for our 1972 Homecoming game. The senior players choose annually a senior girl to sponsor for the Homecoming game. They choose one girl from all of these to reign as Homecoming Queen. This year they chose JoEllen Hyatt to be their Queen. She was Tony Carters' sponsor and was escorted by Gary Cook. The members of her court were Chippy Cros- lin, Donna Monroe, Carol Doley, and Kathy Stewart. 164 ll s i 4 if War gs ...M ng, QU, is qw is m -Z in f i -3 gf junior Beauiy Qu r Miss Quan Simpson Miss Wi ssisi,i,s if A , , QQQQ 3 ,......-.--- T 'TXi'fi:. .. . QQ? if J 4 Q vw +43 . Q WE? .- .- Q Q -fm. we .Q Sop S Beauty Finalists 51 Ann Lutz Donna Monroe Patti Black fig ,, ,W AW, if b. z 1 Sherrill Baucom Carolyn Williams Donna Lewis W af wr V 5, 'fg,ss,2, Kathy Sides Dana McLaurin Desna Kramer 169 ji? it 1 it Mr. and Miss Garinger aww-.,.,mM VM 5 IV wflfifwfrag 5 :L 'V af .X 'guxfgl v, ,,,, W1 , ffm 1 ,.,,,g ,,,,,wk Q ff , ,Wm V mv Maw 'W ' ' Y 172 k s s i X-A.N,W..,.. ..N...:h.,,U Q inf' ' If .9-sv ugh, 1 f. '19 W at wf', 'QM M6 M ' K ma AM? S W' .. , f L, X ggi W gy ,Liga as W x X131 -A , . T Q s W .. Wg -Q , m5 fx WR' A I-'zwlfm wwxxiifkww r everything there is a season, and a time for every matter der heaven: a time to be born, and a time to dieg a time to ant, and a time to pluck up what is planted, a time to kill, d a time to heal, a time to break down, and a time to build lg a time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and time to dance, a time to cast away stones, and a time to i Kathryn Louise Abernathy ' f Donna Marie Adams Lee Florine Adams Seniors gather stones together, a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracingg a time to seek, and a time to loseg a time to keep, and a time to cast awayg a time to keep silence, and a time to speakg a time to love, and a time to hateg a time for war, and a time for peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 Hubert Hillman Cynthia Diane Aderholt Alexander 'ielia Ann Alexander Ingrid Alksnis Larry Anderson Michael Vernon David Afdfey Andrews 177 Seniors Katrin Ann Barber Benny Alvin Barcliff Edwin Reid Barkley Thomas Murry Barto Charles Randy Bass Michael Wayne Beard it ,'l r,,V ziy Mark Allison Beatty Debbie Ann Becknell Patricia Gwyn Belk Was my mother mad when he called at 12:O0! Joan Barksdale James Logan Barnes Wbw-A 3, And she's a Senior? 179 Seniors , Seniors Like Outdoors Charles Edward Bradshaw Debra Elaine Brafford tcry Mark! We'll help you look for your football Pamela Faye Brame Billy Parks Brantley Dawn Brantley Martha Diane Branum Robert Edward Breth Betty Ann Britts Constance Brooks Theresa Ann Brown Whaf U0 YOU mean YOU d0f1'f like the Way I kiss? E 181 Seniors Learn Study Habits Susan Elaine Carroll h no!! Just five more minutes. Fred Anthony Casimo A Virginia lrene Cheek Iris Lorraine Clontz James Baxter Coble Sharon Gina Corbitt Seniors Anthony Wayne Carter David Brian Chapman Torrence Edgar Correll QF Johnnie Berle Corry Alvin Boyd Couch Bea Chris Couch Alice Jean Counts Mary Dell Courtney 183 Seniors William Kim Cousar Barbara Diane Cox Robert Reynolds Creech Bobby Leon Crump Rosetta Ann Cunningham Vickie Lynn Cupp Doris Doretha Davidson 184 Max Douglas Davidson Seniors Enjoy the Pil I wonder what they're doing! 32. Kim Alan Currie Carol Ann Culbertson Marc Larue Cutrell Seniors converse during lunch. Seniors Studying is still part of being a senior. Jeffrey Powell Davis Judith Ann Davis Karen Marie Dill Janet Leslie Dimmick Myra Louise Dawkins Louis Michael DeAntonio Cynthia Nix Denton Rita Dixon Carol Ann Doley Elise Adele Donald 185 Seniors Pleeeeze let me out! Mitchell Ducey Cecelia Lynn Early 186 Robert Boggan Dula, III John William Echerd Lolchie Donaldson Susan Marie Doster Denise Dunn Samuel Louis Edelman Seniors Work And Pla 4,,,.,. , . .wwf- I bet I know what you're thinking . . . Wanda Flhumel Dunn Sandra Leigh Edmonds Beverly Jean Dyson Deborah Elaine Edwari l l fa Seniors Achieving a Goal: New Worlds to Conque Now, what can I help you with? Joseph Edgar Ford Jacqueline Foster Sheila Elizabeth Fowler Michael Lee Francisco 188 Mary Sheila Foster Linda Joyce Fowler Merry June Fowler Elaine Frazier Leroy Frazier David Frick Steven Blair Fry Catherine Sue Frye Deborah Lucille Funderburk Arnold Gaddy Susan Elaine Gaddy Donna Marie Gaither Don't I play beautifully? Cheryl Elaine Furr Mary Brite Gamble Brian Matthew Gardner Seniors Carolyn Ann Gaddis Darlene Marie Garcia Tim Gardner 189 Seniors Seniors Purrr it li Debra Anne Gariock Fran Garrett Edwin Lee Gault Kelvin Bernard Gilliam Joseph Dennis Edward Goodman lwish the QUYS were beffef l00kff1Q- Gomillion Edward Carson Ronald Keith Gordon Gary Gourley Goodwin, Jr. K S Veronica Graves Theresa Melvin Gray Mary Aletha Greer fwfsh the Qifls were Cufef- 190 Seniors if Leanne Hailey Ep, . iq!! - WSU . . . th3f,S N79 bl'63kS! Deborah Lynn Cathy Jean Hammonds Bonita Hamorsky Well, l think that's just awful! 192 John Wayman Hancock Virginia Kay Hart Ronnie! You beast! f iff- 22:55 was K X X t tttitit Anita Kaye Harman Jeffery Coy Harringto I feel lonely for some reason. t eniors Prepare for College YNK Q 1, K i or -. Q w, . H i ,.' i -A Ari- 4: -5 S' - Zta A XX y, Y all itching up on the latest gossip. is l E? . Carolyn Harvey ahh Foster Henderson larsha Ann Hendricks Michael Earl Hayes James Ricky Haywood Charles Edward Hartley Claudia Ann Hedspeth I can't believe it!! Seniors Barbara Gwen Hartsell Richard Wesley Helms Paul Lee Henderson, Jr. Barbara O'Neil Henley 193 Seniors Y, X 'Al . ,aw a t W gig.. ::1..,.gg ,.f, .- I . , X Edward Lewis Hyland Pamela Ann Hypes Brenda Jackson Stephen Joseph Janeczek X i ene J' s S l Q 1 f a 3 Q elf l N 1 R xi is s S S is i n A ig? Diane Rene Johnson Rebecca Lynn Johnson Gary Michael Jolly Cedrella Carol Jones 196 Larry Ingram Karen Beth Jarvis Samuel Dean Johnson Debra Carol Jones S23 Deborah Jane Ivester Wanda Valjean Ivey William Cleophas Jeffries Billy Pearl Johnson I think there's something in my drink. Seniors 'oday Seniors Can Smile, Tomorrow??? , I by f S , ,.44. , fy , :-'V in G -.i: T 2 2': 4521 ef! f , ,y ' ? Z? 2 5 I Wig 1 ,f 5, B, gf? f 13 .. Wm ' fi: wages? Q We if ,mg-:-,, Z ,ggffaaxy 'z':f5:':nj I 1 l, 'f , .. A, Q W ew ,.Mmr,, 23,4 W AZ V6 mommy! James Peter JOneS Marcia Gayle Jones Debra Gay Jordan Jody Eugene Jordan Jan Kilgo Cynthia Joe King David Malcolm Kirby George Henry Kirby, Jr. Robert Glenn Kirby Ronald Wayne Kirby 197 Seniors X NT e we x X rf XX X ti ix W-,X at Q, K 'N N ef Vickie Lynn Kirby Carolyn Elaine Kiser The Last Leg of the Journey S Rebecca Gray Koehler Robert Andrew Kranick No, I won't help you fre your shoe. l is F PGQQY Ann Lemon Caroline Elaine Land Felton Rodney Lanier Kimberly Ann LHUCK fe gi 2 f 5 2 5 Reginald Leroy Lawhc CD cn 3 QL 5 Z m :. cn 1- cn 5 cn 7 CD cn o 13 gm fb? fgcn o 3 no IJ sn 3 Q. 2 'o :r :- cn cn -I :- cn 7 cn m na CD :- nm 3 I- co co 198 f Ellen Karen Lehman Joseph Eugene Lentz Fidelia Louise Linker Joel Douglas Long Roger Lowery Teresa Gayle Leviner . 2:15. L-:E fr - V453 . it 5 .. ' il Maurice Edward Little William Michael Long Patricia Ann Lutz Benjamin Carroll Lewis Thomas Earl Little Sandra Faye Light Wanda Fay Lockhart Po Yunt Loo Walter Martin Mahaffey Gloria Lotharp Beverly Elaine Mallard Seniors Jan Lineburger Michael Gene Lockhart 4 l Catherine Love Rachael Lynn Maness 199 Seniors Debra Colleen Maret Charles William Marsh l David Lee Martin di'- Marybeth McAlister 200 Emily Christine Marion Cynthia Ann Martin Buford Franklin Mason X You wanna fight about it? Corine Mason Shane Edward Maxwell Donna Ivey May Annual work is a depressing job. Thomas Lawrence McElhaney Christy Elaine I 4 iS: if 3, A. K, 'f 54 , f r M B f W 15 1 ii 2,5 f 44,1 14315 if W, ,,, A 7 vi, V V ,J ,,, 5 , lthink something must be wrong with my hot comb! Seniors Tackle College Boards Jenny Ruth McGuirt atricia Lynn McQueen Af qi Sylvia Diane Mcdunkins Katherine Melville Wanda Ann McMullen Richard Ramsey Merrell Seniors :si2.1isa2s1,t - ,l5g?lsf5ts',s: And let me tell you what I did! Cheryl Karen McNally John Scott Miller Q. R .av-'HN' Amy Lorainne McNair Karen Lorraine Miller 201 95 ' Seniors Involved in Clubs, Outside Activities think there's a bug in the punch. That's not fair. How come they can do that? 'ha N A, X David Newkirk Laura Elaine Newman Henry John Nicholson Rebekah Ann Orr Randy Edward Overcash .wifi Joan Shirley Oviatt Joe Talmadge Owen Joan Owens Julie Ann Owens Kim Stewart OWGDS 203 Seniors Ten Miles Behind Me, Ten Thousand More to Gc V ???f1a Don't laughg that's not funny, Robert Lewis Owens Darrell Jeffery Patton 204 with 51' - .wi wmww, R A iii?-lit.. x '- iffy? 1l.e1J -:,L ' 4- V,.. A Charles Leon Oxendine Diane Pearson . 4isam.0..,,t...mN.,.. Robert Landon Pace, Jr. Robert Erwin Peaseley QL? P . R. wg - f ' eeer Wtelfritr A 4 tt X we QQ' Marion Elizabeth JHCK L99 P816 Parnell 2 Sam Pennell Barbara Penninger ,. 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N o o 5 : ro BJ N 3 SD N E o : Q CD T r.: C0 3' CD wr :i o E Ui 5. 3 N o o 5 3. fo ID N B' KD r- Juanita Ann Sinclair Laura Jane Sloan Carolyn Renee Smith Christy Ann Smith Douglas Frank Smi 208 awrence Loy Stroupe Deborah Sue Teeter l Debra Yvonne Thompson ebecca Anne Tollison Seniors Miriam Jan Swett George Bouron Sykes Ronnie Carlyle Taylor Ruby Elaine Taylor William Evans Michael Terry Michael Edward Th ompson Thompson Sabrina Thompson A John Melvin Threatt Deborah Tillery Barry Alexander David Torrence YOU mink YOU are SO Smaff! Torrence 211 Seniors James Audrey Torrence www, i Sheila Townsend Joan Marie Tucker N, MW-f' me Sharon Torrence Charles Daniel Trull Do I really have a button missing? David Emory Umbarger Donna Ray Uzzell Laura Phyllis Verdi Robert Odell Wade Barbara Lee Wagner 212 The noses are the same. The mouths are the same. Could they be twins? Lenior Year Ends With Flurry 0f Activities Seniors 'hat do you mean I don't know how to run this machine? len Louise Wainwright Patti Ann Ward Rebecca Leigh Walker si. Deborah Weaver Sylvia Anne Wall Geri Lynn Webb .ef Marsha Bayne Walpole Cheryl Welsh Martin Dier Ward, Jr Jennifer Wensil 213 Seniors Class Rings Make Seniors Feel Tougl t Us V - ,.i' N N What is it that seniors have now andjuniors look forward to having? I Pamela Gail Westcott Martin Luther Wheeler Diane White ! Sheila Jane White Rebecca Lynn Whitley Susan Elise Whittington 214 Kurt Edward White Deborah Ann Wiederman l Sandra Imogene White Ellen Wilcox W Seniors Butch Williams Peggy Catherine And this is the way you make a church. Williams Brenda Denise Burnell Williamson Carol Marie Wilson Williamson Lester Wilson James Robert Wilson Lee Maylar Wing Donna Lynn Williams Sandra Williams My arms never were long enough. Ramona Lee Winstead Jayne Karen Wolfe 215 Seniors Pamela Jean Wolfe is S S Jan Elizabeth Wood Judith Loulin Woods Caroline Lynn Yost Karen Denise Young 216 Af, Judith Ann Yates Cynthia Leigh Yost Z CD 2. -Z 3 -4 O 4: 3 LQ W awww l l Gone but not forgotten. Michael Graham Woodie Susan Kathleen Donald Carol Woods Woodruff .xx 5 4 'J X . , .na ' I S ff 'fl , . I A , ,A sg' 4 K. Q. Y .Vs -' V , f Rs CLASS GF ,ix 4 X ,Q-N X1 'fx an '5 I 6 5 V .ls .w 441 no of t k S O ,lf , V1 ,q. XA In HIL HUGIYS TON cz Ass or ','.1 mm nu-A m-mmf:-1 W 1. nw.. m.m.,, W 4 aan a aefgnw. ,- annmarfv b r 1 . p-:mr - . L own.-. or 4-mf -wp M., AN zwnwffn : 'Qu U! nw nn 1 I arf-nf-mln 1 fav. . ' ' nf. 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Juniors Even Juniors Have Their Days Joan Beasley Carman Beckwith Lee Beford Richard Behling Billy Belk Tangee Belle Gordon Belton Charlotte Bennett Jody Benson Lyman Black Richard Black Cynthia Blackwell Paula Blair Ann Blanton Robin Bledshoe Barbra Blocker Teresa Blue Robin Bowman Shella Bowman Lynn Brandes Chuck Braswell Kimberly Bridges Joyce Brooks Darlene Brown Juniors David Conder Marie Conklin David Cook Michael Cook Terry Cook Kathy Cothern Candy Council Ben Cowan Helen Cox Tommy Crawford Cynthia Crawlee Ramonia Crowder Betty Culbreath Cassandra Cunningham Sabrina Cunningham Jay Curlee Susan Currie Robin Cuthbertson Karla Cutrell Kenny Dalton Fienetta Daniels Stephanie Daniels Chuck Davis Deon Davis Eric Davis Marie Davis James Dean Becky DeArmon Joy Deaton Jay Deaver Sherry Deese Marc Deluca Kathy Dew Richard Dixon Hugo Doerschuk Richard Downing Faye Draddy Belinda Drake Debra Drew Diana Drummer Susan Dry Suzanne Dubbs John Duncan Tonda Duncan Forrest Dye John Dyson Henry Eddins Susan Edleman 224 Juniors Lee Griffiths Jeff Godwin Kim Godwin Mike Goode Shauna Goodman Steve Gordon Susan Gordon Janice Gurley Sharon Gurley Debbie Gunter Gail Hahn Hamilton Hail Diana Halstead Keith Hancock Michele Haney Kathy Hannah Robert Hanson Sandra Hardin Angie Hardy Linda Harris Sandee Harris Kay Harrison Barbra Hasty Faith Hathcock Tony Hayes Vivian Hazelton Chuck Helms Vickie Helms Hey! Do you really have film in that camera??? E When will it all end????? Juniors Wanda Henderson Katrina Hicklin Torn Higgins Edward Hill Debbie Hines Ramonia Hines Vickie Hinson Jeff Hoffman Sandra Holtzclaw Kathy Honeycutt Donald Hooks Ron Hooks Delrie Horne Mary Horne Mike Horton Peter Howard Mike Humpheries Sharon Hunter Susan Huntley Wren Hurt Carol Jackson Sabrina Jackson Sandra Jackson William Jackson Keith Jarvis Mark Jetton Peggy Jetton Belinda Johnson Channing Johnson Debra Johnson Martha Johnson Regina Johnson I Who's the little guy hiding behind the camera? Juniors George Laughron Teresa Lau Debbie Lawing Jacqueline Leach Paula Lechner Anne Lee Jane Lee Bonnie Lentz Donna Lewis James Lingle Patty Locke Danny Long Robert Lucas Cindy Maag Connie Malcolm Danny Martin Debbie Martin Patricia Martin Edie Marshall Edward Mason Ronnie Mass Kenny Matthews Mark Mauldwin Debbie May Sherry McCall Kevin McCourt Alamator McCray Benson McCray 229 Juniors Wanda McDaniel David McDonald Julius McDowell Mike McGuirt Ernest McGinnis Karen McKeown Herb McKinney Natalie McKnight Catherine McLauchIin Neill Mcl.auchIin Steve McNally Debbie Melville 230 flu llllllllllllll, Man, you're a real heel In my previous life I was a frog. Now I lay me down to sleep. . . What's she got that I haven't? Juniors John Mesimer lda Miller Laura Miller Perry Miller Sharon Miller Kirk Mitchell David Monroe Beverly Monteith Barbra Moore Cynthia Moore Danny Moore Kaye Morgan Taryn Morgan Janice Morris Melanie Mortimer Suzanne Moss Bob Murray Jeff Nance David Nelson Donna Nelson Brenda Nesmith Rowena Norman Mark Nunn Stan Oakley Connie Orr Leslie Orr Sherry Overcash Carol Owens Robert Owens Juniors Marian Oxendine Myra Panther Patrice Pappas Katherine Parker Edie Pate Patricia Patton Mike Peavy Gayla Perry lke Perry Janice Perry Raymond Perry Shelia Perry Barbra Peterson Cathey Phillips Louis Phillips Sammy Pierce Lee Polle Susan Pope Gale Porter Marty Powell Mary Powell Thomas Preudergurt Charles Price Kaline Price Jack Purser Steve Putnam Kathy Queen Melvin Quick Dean Rallings Thomas Ramsey Dear John ........ 232 Jumors Larry Ward Debbie Waters Delzora Watkins Vivian Watson Odell Way Mike Welsh Martha Wherry Carlton White Delores White Susan White David Whiting Leslie Wiedeman Bonita Wilkerson Carolyn Williams Charlie Williams Curt Williams Cynthia Williams Danny Williams I vant to drink your blood! It's Been a Long and Winding Road I am the whisper through the treesg And the sun shining on the mountain... I am the raging seag And the water, flowing fountain. I stalk life as a hooded thiefg And hide inthe shadow's shadow . .. I cry on a beggars reefg And die undying in the meadow. I want to be seeng Not by unseeing eyesg What actually is my beingg Just to be recognized! Jeff Hoffman Juniors Gene Williams Jann Williams Michael Williams Bonnie Williamson Susie Willis Bobby Wilson Vickie Wilson Linda Winchester Edwin Wisecarver Carolyn Withers Jimmy Wolfe Bobby Wood Mark Woodburn Terri Wright Gregg Wyant Alice Yandle Greg York Julie Younger 237 l l Sophomores Are Welcomed to Wildcat Count Oscur Agurs John Ainsworth Valorie Albritton Sherill Alexander Sylvia Alexander Eddie Alford Billy Allen Darlene Allen Pam Allen Carmen Amessa Mel Anderson Ken Andrews David Angel Diane Armstrong M Sophomores Greg Armstrong Ross Audwin John Austin Randy Austin Tina Baisey Peggy Baker Donnie Baldwin Mike Ballard 239 Sophomores 240 Mike Barber Reney Barger Shelia Barkley Tony Barnes John Barr Steve Bass Beth Baucom Mike Bauer Sharon Beamer Sharon Belk Wayne Bellamy Jeff Benson William Berry Allen Bethea Lee Bigham Bobby Bivens Tommy Black Terry Blackmon Pamela Blythe Eddie Bogle Robin Booth Steve Bostic Donna Boulware Helen Bowman Tim Bowman E! 2 ' We ,..,-ffm' Mirifz 5.3495 I thought sitting in the hall was for Jr. High. Sophomores Learn Discipline 0' ,y H1 - Rozzelyn Boyce Kathey Boyd Max Boykin Tim Bozeman Luanne Bradfield Cheryl Bradley Cynthia Bradley Claressa Brannon Doreatha Brannon Judith Brazell Jody Brewer Harold Brickman Susan Brill Jeanette Brooks Debbie Brown Eddie Brown Fred Brown Larry Brown Randy Brown Sophomores Francine Buchanon Gloria Bulls Carlu Buragilo Carolyn Burden Tim Burden Judy Burgess Vernon Burnette Julian Burrell Richard Burton Bobbie Bush Steve Bushnell Wendell Butler Barry Byerly Brenda Byers Eddie Byers 241 Sophomores Ralford Caldwell Russell Caldwell Patti Campbell Deena Cantrell Leslie Carpenter Michael Carpenter Debbie Carmer Trilby Carriker Roger Carter Steve Carter Debbie Castleberry Vonda Cathey Vincie Cathey Charlene Caudle Wayne Christensen Dwight Clark Candy Cobb Charles Cobb Whit Cochran Thomasina Cofield Barbara Coleman Debi Coleman Gayle Combs Pat Cook Donna Cooper Melia Corpening Debi Counts Duke Craig Steve Craighead Rose Crawford Gordon Cureton Delores Davis Eddie Davis Larry Davis Pamela Davis Rebecca Davis Ronald Davis Pam Davidson Richard Deason Mark Deese Robert Deery Pat Detwiler Terry Dickerson James Dixon Chester Donald Cindy Dooley Donald Draggoo Carol Duncan Tricia Duncan 5 3 ' ',',, 1' A :53'1L,g.5 ,X ih fbgw M V . f I ,Y , ll 'Wy L ,, Milk? 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Sophomores Louren Dupont Kathy Eargle Becky Edleman Andy,Elmore Jerry Ervin Debbie Estes Kim Estridge Billy Everhardt Cathy Ezell Pam Fesperman Carl Finch Judy Finch Candy Fincher Elizabeth Fincher John Fincher Trina Fink Connie Fitzgerald John Fleming Willie Fleming Doug Flowe Emily Flowe Jimmy Floyd Bill Forsyth Karen Fortune David Foster Drew Foster Robby Foster Rodney Fowler Kip Fraasa Nancy Fridy Scot Frye Dave Fullerton Reginald Gabriel Frank Gaither Mercedes Garcia Mark Gardner Alfreda Garlington Sam Garris Cynthia Gerald Evelyn Gibson Terry Gibson Rosemary Gladden Sophomores 244 Curtis Glasper Debora Goble Denise Goble Abby Godwin Phillip Godwin Wayne Godwin Joe Grant Paul Grayson Robin Grier Patty Griffies Ted Griffies Cindy Griffin Gina Griffin Ricky Griffin Janie Griffith Charles Griffiths Robbie Guill Carolyn Gunter Susan Hackney Gail Hager Greg Hagler Regina Hagler Karen Hall Keith Hall Lois Hall Steve Hall Barry Hancock Susan Hancock Cynthia Hanna Patty Harding Jerrie Hardsman Cathy Hargett Jimmy Harpe Rover-red-rover, send J. Fl. right over. Why give homework on weekends? Sophomores Charles Hinson Kim Hobson John Hodge Melody Holland Delene Holloway Kathy Holmes Kimberly Holston Kathy Holt Paul Horne Michael Horton Tim Houck Cynthia Houlbrook Barbra Houston Renee Howard Calvin Hudgins Berry Hudson David Hudson Alice Huggins Linda Hunter Betty Huntley Linda Huskey Mike Huss Cinde Hyatt Ronnie Iles Cathy Ingles Regina Irby Phil lssacs Sharon Ivey Patricia Jackson Susan Jackson Teresa Jackson Wanda Jackson Debbie James Richard Jameson Anne Marie Janeczek 246 Susan Jefferies Becky Jenkins Lorraine Jennings Daniel Jenrich Joel Jevebaugh Bill Johnson Garry Johnson Sophomores 48 Jean Lee John Lee Robin Lee Gene Legette Christine Leimer Marsha Leonard Sara Lesslie Melanie Lester Michael Lewis Neici Lewis Wayne Lewis Delores Liles Penny Little Terrie Little Mary Lloyd Frieda Lofties Laura Logan Donnie Long Ricky Long Susan Long Vera Lothrap Susan Lowder Timmy Lower Chris Luckey Mike Luther Brandy Mabry Donna McCarver Hornsby McCeIIough Sophomores Get New Start in High Schoo l Sophomores finally find something to pick on. :QQ X W, L it Sophomores 250 Susan Nodine Sheri Nordmeyer Gary Norkett David Nowlan Mark Oder Billie Oliver Joe Olivera Dickie Orr Buddy Owens Hal Owens Gwen Panther Gary Partlow Kathleen Payne Carol Pearson Charles Penly Valerie Perry Linda Pettis Tony Phifer Dawn Phillipi John Phillips Melinda Pipkin David Pittman James Pittman Linda Platts David Plumley Louise Pondo Julie Poplin Jean Porter Phyllis Poston Beverly Powell Lorie Powers Wanda Presson Lynn Price Chamos Pride Mike Proffitt Cindie Propst Roger Purser Laura Purvis Jocelyn Pyles Randall Radford Van Radford Johnny Raker I wish I hadn't said that Robin Smith Steve Smith Tedd Smith Phyllis Sneed Susie Snider Teri Snider LeVerne Spears Julie Speer Jay Speery Ricky Spinks Cassandra Springs Deborah Stamey Karen Stappenbeck Jeff Starnes Pam Starnes Pam Starnes Craig Stauffer John Steele Kim Steele Jimmy Stephens Ronnie Stephens Sophs Look Forward to Stepping up a Notch Evette Stewart Evonne Stewart Kim Stewart Ted Stewart Jackie Stiles Cande Stinson Calvin Stowe Donna Strickland Frank Suddreth Leo Sulpy Kermit Sutherland Sharon Swindell Shelia Talbert Brain Tant Sharon Tarleton Bernard Taylor Kathy Taylor Sabrina Taylor Terry Taylor Wayne Terrance Belinda Thames Sophomores Janice Wendel Johnny Welsner Chip Wells Toni West Barbra Wheeler John White William White Barry Whitlow Greg Williams Jeff Williams Linda Williams Sharon Williams Nathaniel Williamson Ruth Wilson Tommy Winchester 254 Brian Windham Steve Wing Teresa Wofford Alan Woodard Amanda Worth Chuck Wright Laughter is a Smile Making Noise 3 Muff A A .L ff K . .e m it Ai -- 5-tmarlfs... -if ig it . .jr-i , The 400 building has got to be around that corner! 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F.T.A. 1, 2, 35 Secretary 35 County Officer 2, 35 Wildcat Club 2, 35 Chess Club 15 Red Cross 15 Student Council Representa- tive 25 Homeroom President 25 Under the Willow Tree Staff 35 Choir 35 Honor Society 2, 35 Junior MarshaI5 Senior Gift Committee 35 Jr. Sr. Invitations Committee 35 Senior Announcements 3. JAMES BAXTER COBLE Entered 71. D.E.C.A. Club 2, 3. SHARON GINA CORBITT Entered 70. H.E.R.O.S. Club 3. MARLICE JOHANNA COREY Entered 71. TORRENCE EDGAR CORRELL JR. Entered 70. Junior Marshal. JOHNIE BERLE CORRY Entered 70. Dancing Club 2. ALVIN BOYD COUCH Entered 70. BEA CHRIS COUCH Entered 71. Band 2, 3. ALISON JEAN COUNTS Entered 70. Centrusa Club 2, 3. MARY DELL COURTNEY Entered 70. Red Cross 15 UNICEF Club 15 Girls Track 15 G.G.S. 2, 35 Wildcat Club 25 Girls Volleyball 25 Gym Asst. 2, 35 Snips and Cuts Staff 2, 3. PAMELA COURTNEY Entered 71. F.T.A. Club 2. WILLIAM KIM COUSAR Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 Varsity football 35 Varsity Baseball 3. 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Wrestling 1. ALBERT DAVIS Entered 70. JEFFREY POWELL DAVIS Entered 70. Drama Club 15 Golf Team 1, 25 Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 35 Varsity Football 2, 35 Boys State 25 Track Team 35 Interact Club 3. JUDITH ANN DAVIS Entered 70. Red Cross 1. tTo Independence.l Red Cross 25 FTA 25 G.A.A.'s 25 tto Garingerl Red Cross 35 Wildcat Club 3. MYRA LOUISE DAWKINS EnteredV7 0.5 5 Off with your head! PAUL MITCHELL DEESE Entered 70. R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3. CYNTHIA JAYNE NIX DENTON Entered 72. fFrom Stamps High Schooll Band 1, 23 Science Club 1, 23 Newspaper 1, 23 Asst. Editor 13 Editor 23 French Club 23 National Honor Society 1, 23 FHA Treasurer 23 Orchestra 3. HENRY LAWRENCE DENTON, JR. Entered 71. Pole Vault 2, 33 Wrestling 2, 33 Bus Driver 3. JANET LESLIE DIMMICK Entered 70. Wildcat Club 1, 2, 33 Vice President 23 Secretary 33 Vice President Adelphian Club 13 G.G.S. 2, 33 President 3. RITA DIXON Entered 70. 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Wrestling 13 Varsity Wrestling 2, 33 Homeroom President 3. SANDRA LEIGH EDMONDS Entered 70. Red Cross 1, 2, 33 Chief Junior Marshal3 Honor Society 2, 33 President Red Cross 33 Jr. Sr. Invitations Committee 23 Under the Willow Tree 2, 33 Editor 33 Civitan Award Committee 3. DEBORAH ELAINE EDWARDS Entered 70. C.0.0. Club 33 Homeroom Treasurer 3. DIANE EDWARDS Entered 71. FREIDA LYNN EDWARDS Entered 70. Adelphians 13 Red Cross 23 Jr. Sr. Committee 23 Girls Ensemble 23 Choir 3. LARRY WAYNE EDWARDS Entered 71. PAULA JO EDWARDS Entered 70. C.0.0. Club 3. I I just polished my teeth . . . it's a great feeling! ROBERT DORAN EDWARDS Entered 70. P.Y.E. Club 13 Library Asst. 3. LESLIE JEROME EGLESTON Entered 71. Tennis 2, 3. PAMELA JEAN ELAM Entered 70. Symphonic Band 1, 2, 33 Marching Band 1, 2. CAROLYN LORRAINE EVANS Entered 71. Honor Roll 23 Refreshment Committee 23 Family Living Award 23 Secretary H.E.R.O. Club 3. SABRA JEAN FAIRES Entered 70. Keyettes 2, 33 President 33 Ecology Club 2, 33 Red Cross 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Under the Willow Tree Staff 3. JOANNE FALCO Entered 71. All-District Orchestra 1, 23 Softball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Junior Achievement 3. MICHAEL T. FARRAR Entered 71. Homeroom President 1, 23 Baskethall 13 Track 2, 33 'Red Cross 1, 23 Sports Committee 1, 2. JULIA ELIZABETH FARRINGTON Entered 70. Valentine Court 13 Jr. Sr. Decorating Committee 23 Ring Committee 2. DARLENA YVONNE FAULKNER Entered 71. Centrusa 2, 33 Red Cross 2, 3. CHARLES ROBIN FERBER Entered 72. lFrom Statesville High Schooll. Football 1, 23 Wrestling 13 Track 13 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 23 Co-captain 23 Key Club 23 French Club 23 Student Council 13 Interact 2, 33 Football 33 Wrestling 33 Junior Marshal. TERESA ANN FINCH Entered 70. Keyettes 2, 33 Snips and Cuts 2, 33 EDITOR 33 Home- coming Attendant 33 Jr. Sr. Invitations Committee 2. ELIZABETH LYNN FITZGERALD Entered 70. Adelphians 13 G.G.S. 2, 33 Jr. Sr. Committee 23 Ring Committee 23 Key Club Sweetheart 33 H.E.R.O. Club 33 Wildcat Club 3. WILLIAM MICHAEL FLOYD Entered 70. H.E.R.O. Club 3. 281 My mommy's sick today. . . lcouldn't find my socks . . . JOSEPH EDGAR FORD, JR. Entered 70. V.l.C.A. Club 2, 35 I.C.T. Club 2, 3. JACQUELINE DENISE FOSTER Entered 70. Girls Volleyball Team 15 Girls Ensemble 25 H.E.R.O. Club 3. MARY SH EILA FOSTER Entered 71. Cap and Gown Committee 35 H.E.R.O. Club 3. LINDA JOYCE FOWLER Entered 71. Student Council 1, 2, 35 Red Cross Club 15 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Lettergirl 2, 35 Head Lettergirl 35 Centrusa Club 2, 35 Sanderettes 35 Miss Blue and Grey 25 Symphonic Band 2, 3. MERRY JUNE FOWLER Entered 71. Math Club 15 Honor Society 2, 35 German Club 2, 35 Junior Marshal. SHEILA ELIZABETH FOWLER Entered 70. Student Council 15 Homeroom Vice President 1. RANDAL SCOTT FRANCIS Entered 70. MICHAEL LEE FRANCISCO Entered 72. Under the Willow Tree Staff 3. ELAINE FRAZIER Entered 71. Project Opportunity 1, 2, 35 Centrusa Club 2, 35 Red Cross 35 Junior Achievement 35 Chorus 25 Choir 3. LEROY FRAZIER Entered 70. DAVID JAMES FRICK Entered 70. STEVEN BLAIR FRY Entered 70. Marching Band 1, 2, 35 R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 35 Rifle Team 2, 35 Symphonic Orchestra 2, 35 Symphonic Band 2, 35 Jazz Band 35 Concert Band 1. CATHRINE SUE FRY Entered 70. CHARLES EDWARD FUNCHES Entered 71. Bus Driver 3. DEBORAH LUCILE FUNDERBURK Entered 70. Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Wildcat Club 2, 35 Graduation An- nouncement Comm. 3. CHERYL FURR Entered 70. Under the Willow Tree 2, 35 The Rambler Staff 2, 35 Invitation Committee 25 Honor Society 2, 35 Junior Marshal. CAROLYN ANN GADDY 282 Entered 70. Band 15 Chorus 25 Girls Ensemble 3. JAMES ARNOLD GADDY, JR. Entered 70. SUSAN ELAINE GADDY Entered 70. Y-teens 15 Jr. Sr. Finance Committee 25 Keyettes 25 Student Council 35 Homeroom Vice President 35 Charlotte- lMeckIenburg Student Exchange Program 15 National Honor Society 3. DONNA MARIA GAITHER Entered 70. Vice President of Homeroom 15 President of Homeroom 2, 3-5 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Secretary of Jr. Class Executive Council5 Human Relations Council 2, 35 Secretary 25 International Thespian Society 2, 35 Vice President 25 Drama Club 25 Secretary Sr. Class Executive Council5 Miss Blue and Grey 2. DARLENE MARIE GARCIA Entered 70. D.E. Club 2. BRIAN MATTHEW GARDNER Entered 70. Dance Committee 15 Garingertown Players 1, 2, 35 International Thespian Society 2, 35 Best Actor 2. RALPH TIMOTHY GARDNER Entered 70. Graphic Arts 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 V.I.C.A. Club 2. DEBRA ANNE GARLOCK Entered 70. Head J.V. Cheerleader 15 Adelphians 15 G.G.S. 2, 35 Editor of the Rambler 35 Red Cross 35 Wildcat Club 1, 2, 3. FRANCES NELLE GARRETT Entered 70. D.E.C.A. Club 2, 3. LINDA DARNETTA GERALD Entered 71. Music Committee 25 Caps and Gown Committee 3. KEVIN BERNARD GILLIAM Entered 71. TED O. GILLIS Entered 70. VICA Club 3. BRENDA LORRAIN GILLMAN Entered 70. Chorus 15 D.E. Club 2, 35 Girls Ensemble 25 Choir 3. JOSEPH DENNIS GOMILLION Entered 70. EDWARD GOODMAN, JR. Entered 71. EDWARD CARSON GOODWIN, JR. Entered 70. GARY EVERETTE GOURLEY Entered 70. Key Club 1, 2, 35 Vice President 35 Chief Junior Marshal 25 Homeroom Vice President 25 President 35 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 1, 2, 35 Drill T Team Commander 35 Rifle Team 2, 35 S.A.l. Award 25 High Military Grade Award 35 Battalion Executive Officer 35 Student Coordinating Committee 35 Senior Ring Committee 2. RONALD KEITH GORDON Entered 70. VERONICA LAVERNE GRAVES Entered 70. Red Cross Vice President 35 Cap and Gown Committee 3. TH ERESSA GRAY Entered 71. Sophomore Executive Council5 Band 1, 2, 35 GAA 1. MARY ALETHA GREER Entered 70. JOSEPH KEVIN GREGORY Entered 70. J.V. Basketball 15 J.V. Baseball 15 Junior Marshal5 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 2, 35 Cross Country 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Band Officer 2. RANDALL FRANKLIN GRIFFIES Entered 70. Concert Band 15 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Junior Marshal. BARBARA JO GRIFFIN Entered 70. Chorus 1, 2, 3. BEVERLY LYNN GRIFFIN Entered 70. Adelphians 15 Red Cross 1, Keyettes 2, 35 Willow Tree 2, 35 Jr. Sr. Entertainment 2. EDWARD AUSTIN GRIFFIN, JR. Entered 70. F.T.A. 1, Tennis 2, 3. RENE LECLAIR GRIFFIN Entered 70. KAMILLA JEAN GRIFFITH Entered 70. C.0.0. Club 3. CATHERINE EUGENIA GROOMS Entered 71. fFrom lndependencel Religious Activities Committee 25 Girl's Ensemble 3. BARBARA GRUBB Entered 72. WILLIAM ALLEN GUNTER Entered 70. Homeroom President 15 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Base- ball Team 2, 3. GAYLE GWINN Entered 70. Homeroom President 1, 35 Adelphians 15 GirI'slEnsem- ble 35 Vice President of Choir 3. ROZELL HAGINS Ill Entered 70. D.E. Club 35 Caps and Gowns Committee 3. BARBARA LGANNE HAILEY Entered 70. H.E.R.O. Club 3. DEBORAH LYNN HALL Entered 70. Y-teens 15 D.E.C.A. Club 2, 35 Vice President 25 Presi- dent 3. CATHY JEAN HAMMONDS Entered 70. Girl's Ensemble 35 Choir 25 D.E. Club 3. JOHN WAYMAN HANCOCK Entered 70. Symphonic Band 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 35 Interact Club 2, 35 Jazz Band 3. ANITA KAYE HARMAN Entered 70. Centrusa 2, 3. CHARLES L. HARPE Entered 70. Football Manager 1, 25 Baseball 15 Wrestling 15 D.E.C.A. 3. GWENDOLYN HARRIE Entered 70. STANLEY LEE HARRY Entered 70. Wrestling 1. ETH EL HART Entered 70. VIRGINIA KAY HART Entered 70. Adelphians 1. ROGER DALE HARTIS Entered 70. Student Council 25 Asst. Drum Major 25 Interact 35 Drum Major 3. CHARLES EDWARD HARTLEY Entered 71. BARBARA GWEN HARTSELL Entered 70. Adelphians 15 G.G.S. 2, 35 H.E.R.O. Club 35 Gym Asst. 25 Secretary 3. CAROLYN ODESSA HARVEY Entered 71. Girl's Soccer 15 C.0.0. Club 35 Cap and Gown Commit- tee 3. ROBERT BRIAN HATHAWAY Entered 70. MICHAEL EARL HAYES Entered 69. Ecology Club 2, 35 Homeroom President 25 Student Council 25 Red Cross Club 35 Willow Tree 1, 2, 3. CLAUDIA ANN HEDSPETH Entered 70. Adelphian Club 15 Girl's Ensemble 25 Ring Committee 25 Choir 35 Sandrettes 35 Choir Treasurer. GAIL BICKEL HELMS Entered 70. RICHARD WESLEY HELMS Entered 72. Key Club 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2. PAUL LEE HENDERSON Entered 70. MARSHA ANN HENDRICKS Entered 70. G.G.S. 2, 35 All State Orchestra 25 Governor's School 25 Lettergirl 35 Senior Breakfast Committee 3. BARBARA O'NElL HENLEY Entered 70. KENNETH RAY HENLEY Entered 70. Under the Willow Tree Staff 2, 3. DORIS KIMBERLY HERROD Entered 70. Wildcat Club 15 Keyette Club 2, 35 Jr. Class Represent- ative 25 Under the Willow Tree Staff 2, 3. CANDICE ANN HEWIT Entered 72. VICKI ANN HILL Entered 70. Homeroom Secretary 15 D.E. Club 3. ii 1, ,- iii Eel: , . I Tastes kinda like. . . 283 l'll kill her. WILLIE JAMES HILL Entered 70. J.V. Basketball 15 Student Council 1, 25 Track 25 Varsity Football 2, 3. CONSTANCE DALE HILLIARD Entered 70. J.V. Cheerleader 15 Adelphian Club 15 Wildcat Club 1, 2, 35 G.G.S. Club 2, 35 Jr. Sr. Prom Committee 25 Rambler Staff 35 Red Cross 3. CAROLE HINSON Entered 70. Girl's Ensemble 25 Choir 3. CLARENCE WILLIAM HINSON, JR. Entered 70. WILLIAM MARVIN HINSON Entered 70. Track 15 Chess Club 15 German Club 1, 25 Garinger Choir 35 Garingertown Singers 2. WILLIAM DOUGLAS HOLDER Entered 70. German Club 15 Interact Club 2, 35 V.I.C.A. Club 3. TERESA LYNN HOLLARS Entered 70. R.O.T.C. Queen 25 Drama Club 25 Willow Tree Staff 3. PAM ELA GAILE HOLLINGSWORTH Entered 70. Red Cross 15 History Club 15 Human Relations Commit- tee 25 P.E. Asst. 25 Announcements Committee 35 D.E.C.A. 35 Secre- tary, Treasurer 3. PATRICIA HALL HOLT Entered 70. Music and Figures Committee 25 Girl's Ensemble 25 Human Relations Council 25 Executive Council 25 Choir 35 Home- room President 35 Senior Gift Committee 3. ROBIN COMER HOOD Entered 70. Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Symphonic Band 35 Jazz Band 35 German Club 1. DONNA LYNNE HOOKS Entered 70. Student Council 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Girl's Ensemble 1, 2. MARLENE SUE HOOKS Entered 72. C.0.0. Club 3. BARBARA JUNE HOOPER Entered 70. Adelphian Club 15 Wildcat Club 1, 25 Lettergirl 25 C.0.0. Club 2. 284 DOUGLAS MARVIN HOOPER Entered 70. GLENN PATRICK HORNE Entered 70. Band 1, 25 R.O.T.C. 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 35 Rifle Team 25 Key Club 2, 35 Junior Marshal. MARY LYNNE HORNE Entered 70. German Club 1, 2, 35 Chess Club 1, 25 Ecology Club 35 Girl's Ensemble 25 Choir 35 Senior Gift Committee 3. RICHARD DAVID HORNE Entered 70. D.E. Club 3. LINDA CAROL HORTON Entered 71. Homeroom Vice President 25 Jr. Sr. Music and Figures Committee 2. ALLAN TAYLOR HOWARD Entered 70. Junior MarshaI5 Key Club 3. BRENDA LEWIS HOWIE Entered 70. VIVIAN L. HOWZE Entered 70. Cap and Gown Committee 3. SAMUEL MACK HUDSON Entered 70. Key Club 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Soccer 2, 35 U.S. History Award 2. EDDIE LEON HUGGINS Entered 70. Choir 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 35 Football 35 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3. DAVID ALAN HUGHES Entered 70. Seven Years Attendance Award 2. GEORGE JOSEPH HUGES Entered 70. WILLIAM DAVID HUNTER Entered 71. Bus Driver 2, 3. JO ELLEN HYATT Entered 70. Homeroom Vice President 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Centrusa Club 2, 35 Homecoming Queen 3. PAM ELA ANN HYPES Entered 70. Red Cross Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 25 C.E.O. 35 H.E.R.O.S. 3. LARRY INGRAM Entered 71. DEBORAH JANE IVESTER Entered 70. Wildcat Club 1, 25 Keyettes 2, 3. WANDA VALFEAN IVEY Entered 70. BRENDA GAIL JACKSON Entered 71. Project Opportunity 1, 2, 35 FHA 15 French Club 15 Centrusa 2, 35 Red Cross 35 GBL 3. WILLIE DEAN JACKSON Entered 70. SHARON JAMES Entered 70. Adelphians 1. STEPHEN JANECZEK Entered 71. KAREN BETH JARVIS Entered 70. Office Assistant 1, 25 GGS 2, 35 Invitation Committee 25 Student Council 2, 3. WILLIE JAFFERIES Entered 70. Golf 1, 25 Radio I Awards 25 Radio II Awards 3. STEPHEN ROYAL JENKS Entered 69. Peep-eye! Team 2, 35 ROTC Drill Team 2, 35 Military Science Club 35 Morehead Scholarship Finalist 35 Student Council 35 Inter Club Council 35 Junior Marshal 25 ROTC Best Staff Officer 25 ROTC Battalion Com- mander 3. THERESA SHAN LEE Entered 70. GBL 35 Caps and Gowns Committee 3. ELLEN KAREN LEHMAN Entered 70. Chorus 15 VICA 2, 3. JOSEPH EUGENE LENTZ Entered 70. Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Jazz Band 1, 2, 35 Interact 1, 2, 3, President 3. TERESA GAYLE LEVINER Entered 70. Drama Club 15 Girl's Ensemble 25 Choir 35 Willow Tree Representative 1, 2. BENJAMIN CARROLL LEWIS Entered 70. ROTC 1, 2, 3. FIDELIA LOUISE LINKER Entered 70. Chess Club 15 German Club 1, 25 Centrusa 2, 35 March- ing Band 2, 35 Orchestra 35 Symphonic Band 2, 3. MAURICE ENARD LITTLE Entered 71. TOMMY LITTLE Entered 70. J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3. WANDA FAY LOCKHART Entered 70. Invitations Committee 25 COO President 3. MICHAEL GENE LOCKWOOD :Entered 70. Human Relations Committee 25 FTA 2, 3, President BARBARA ANN LONG Entered 70 iEast Mecklenburgl 71 lGaringerl JOEL DOUGLAS LONG Entered 70. ROTC 1, 2, 35 DE 2, 3. WILLIAM MICHAEL LONG Entered 70. PO YUNT LOO Entered 70. Wildcat Club 15 Keyettes 2, 35 Red Cross 25 Junior Marshal 25 Art Award 25 Invitations Committee 25 Under the Willow Tree 2, 3. GLORIA LOTHARP Entered 70. COO 2, 3. 286 CATHERINE LOVE Entered 70. ROGER LOWERY A Entered 70. Best Top 40 Disc Jockey 25 Best Production 25 Most Valuable Disc Jockey 2. DAVID MICHAEL LYMAN Entered 70. WALTER MARTIN MAHAFFEY ' Entered 71. Junior Marshal 25 ROTC Award for highest grades 25 ROTC Drill Team 25 Interact-Sgt.-at-Arms 2, 3. BEVERLY ELAINE MALLARD Entered 70. CEO 35 HERO 3. RACHEL LYNN MANESS Entered 70. DEBRA COLLEEN MARET Entered 70. Drama Club 1, 2, 35 Thespian Society 2, 35 Red Cross 1, 25 Keyettes 2, 35 FTA 2. EMILY CHRISTINE MARION . Entered 71. Spanish ll Award 2, Girls Ensemble 25 Choir 3. CHARLES WILLIAM MARSH D Entered 70. Concert Band 15 German Club 1, 25 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Symphonic Band 2, 3. CYNTHIA MARTIN Entered 70. Red Cross 15 Y-Teens 2. DAVID LEE MARTIN Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 Bus Driver 2, 35 Interact 3. BUFORD FRANK MASON Entered 70. Interact 15 Keyette Mascot 2, 35 Key Club 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Drama Club 15 German Club 2, 35 Jr. Class Vice President 25 Sr. Class President 35 Under the Willow Tree 2. CORINE MASON Entered 71. Red Cross 2, 35 CHEO 35 HERO 3. DONNA I. MAY Entered 70. Chorus 15 Girl's Ensemble 25 Choir 35 Senior Breakfast Committee 35 Under the Willow Tree Representative 1, 2, 35 Office Assistant 2. JERRY LEE MAYES Entered 72. CAROLYN MCADAMS Entered 71. MARYBETH MCALISTER Entered 70. Wildcat Club 15 Varsity Track Team 2 iCharleston, S.C.J5 FTA 25 Pep Club 25 Furman Scholar 25 Youth Appreciation Representative 25 Powderpuff Football 25 Annual Staff 2, 35 Under the Willow Tree 35 Centrusa 3. DIANE PEARSON MCCLELLAN Entered 70. Ring Committee 25 Caps and Gowns Committee 3. GEORGE WILLIAM MCCORKLE Entered 70. NELWYN JOAN MCDUFFIE Entered 70. iCharlotte Catholicl Mixed Media Club 1, 25 Annual Staff 25 Newspaper 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Keyettes 1, 2. THOMAS LAWRENCE MCELHANEY Entered 70. Marching Band 1. CHRISTY ELAINE MCENTIRE Entered 70. Symphonic Band 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Adel- phians 15 GGS 2, 35 Decorations Committee 25 Senior Breakfast Committee 3. RICKY NEAL MCGOWAN Entered 71. DECA. JENNY RUTH MCGUIRT Entered 71. Senior Gift Committee 3. SYLVIA MCJUNKINS Entered 71. WILLIAM RANDALL MCKINNEY Entered 70. Track 1, 35 Bus Driver 2, 3. TERI LEE MCKNIGHT Entered 69. Dance 15 Drama 1, 25 Art 15 Chorus 25 DECA 3. LARRY DARNELL MCLAURIN Entered 70. Golf 1. WANDA ANN MCMULLAN Entered 70. Red Cross 1. PATRICIA MERLE MCQUEEN Entered 70. tReld Ross Senior High 1, 21 FBL 1, 25 Cougar Club 1, 25 RHS Drill Team 25 GBL, Sec. 3. CATHERINE COREEN MELVILLE Entered 70. Drama Club 25 DE 35 Historior Officer 3. RICHARD R. MERRELL Entered 71. DE. DANIEL ALEXANDER MIDDLETON Entered 70. Art Club 15 Under the Willow Tree 3. JO ANN AASNESS MILLER Entered 70. Adelphians 15 DE 2, 35 DECA 2, 3. JOHN SCOTT MILLER Entered 70. tEast Mecklenburgi Wrestling 1, 2. KAREN L. MILLER Entered 70. Human Relations Committee 25 Student Council 2. VIC MILLER Entered 69. VIKKI SUSAN MILLER Entered 70. tNorthsideI Cheerleader 1. BRENDA MILLS I Uh, Dwight. . . ? Entered 70. DONNA ELAINE MONROE Entered 70. Centrusa 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Caps and Gowns Committee 35 Varsity Cheerleader 3. WILLIAM NEIL MOORE Entered 70. Chorus 15 Student Council 1, 35 German Club 1, 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 President 35 Garingertown Singers 2, 35 Soccer 35 Elections Committee 3. JOHN WATKINS MORCOCK Entered 70. Marching Band 1, 2, 3. MARGARET CAROLYNE MORELAND Entered 70. tlndependencel Vagabond Club 1. TERRY LYNN MORGAN Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 35 Track 15 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 HR President 25 Interact 2, 35 HERO 3. SAM MORGAN MORRIS Entered 69. BRENDA KAY MORROW Entered 70. CAROLYN YVONNE MORTON Entered 70. Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 35 Human Relations Council 2. SHERRY JEAN MOSER Entered 70. JAMES RICHARD MULKEY Entered 70. PEGGY SUE MULLIS Entered 72. EDNA SHARON NANCE Entered 70. GLENN MARTIN NASH Entered 71. DINAH PATRICIA NEAL Entered 70. tWest Mecklenburgj WARD DAVID NEWKIRK, II Entered 70. Bus Driver 2, 3. LAURA ELAINE NEWMAN Entered 70. Orchestra 1, 2, 35 German Club 1, 2, 35 Keyettes 1, 2, 3, President 25 DAR Award 35 Lettergirl 35 Governor's School 2. CYNTHIA LORRAINE NEWTON Entered 70. German Club 25 COO 3. HENRY JOHN NICHOLSON III Entered 70. Key Club 1, '2, 35 Parliamentarian 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 Symphonic Band 1, 25 Marching Band 1, 2. PRINCE NICHOLSON Entered 71. SHERROW DENISE NORMAN Entered 70. Caps and Gowns Committee 3. STEVEN HOWARD OAKLEY Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 J.V. Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 3. BILLY WAYNE OLIVER Entered 70. Marching Band 1, 2, 3. RANDY EDWARD OVERCASH Entered 70. Certificate of Merit 15 DE 2, 35 Fold Key Art Award 2. JOAN SHIRLEY OVIATT Entered 70. Ecology Club 2, 3. 287 JOE TALMEDGE OWEN, JR. Entered 70. J.V. Football 13 Varsity Football 33 Key Club 1, 2, 33 French ll Award 13 Sewanee Book Club Award 23 National Honor Society 2, 33 Chief Marshal 2. JOAN OWENS Entered 70. Adelphians 13 Caps and Gowns Committee 3. JULIE ANN OWENS Entered 70. Girl's Ensemble 23 Keyettes 2, 33 Wildcat Club 1, 23 Choir 33 Chorus 13 Office Assistant 2. KIM STEWART OWENS Entered 70. Centrusa 2, 33 Volleyball Intermurals 1. ROBERT LEWIS OWENS Entered 70. Hi-Y 13 Varsity Baseball 1. CHARLES LEON OXENDINE Entered 70. Wildcat Club 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Key Club 33 Red Cross 2, 33 Drama Club 2, 33 Under the Willow Tree 2, 33 Gold Key Art Award 23 Blue Ribbon Gold Key Art Award 23 Certificate of Merit 2. ROBERT LANDON PAGE, JR. Entered 70. Chess Club 13 Under the Willow Tree 3. NANCY PARDUE Entered 72. Choir 1, 33 Two Medals in Choir 13 Girl's ROTC 23 French Club 2. MARION ELIZABETH PARNELL Entered 70. Centrusa 2, 33 Decorations Committee 23 Red Cross 33 Choir 3. JACK LEE PATE Entered 70. DARRELL JEFFERY PATTON Entered 70. Business Club 1. BARBARA ANN PENNINGER Entered 70. Chorus 13 Dance Committee 13 Girl's Ensemble 23 Refreshment Committee 23 Choir 33 Senior Breakfast Committee Have you seen my mama? 288 33 Snips and Cuts 2. MARH RUTH PERRY Entered 71. HERO 3. LELAND HOLT PERSON Entered 71. Monogram Club 13 Basketball 2, 33 Soccer 33 Tennis 33 Welcoming Committee 1. ELIZABETH ANNE PHIFER Entered 70. Wildcat Club 13 HERO 3. DEBORAH CLYNN PHILLIPPI Entered 70. Red Cross 3. SAMUEL HART PINNELL Entered 70. GINGER KAREN PLATT Entered 70. UNICEF Club 13 Red Cross 1, 23 Wildcat Club 1, 23 Twirler 23 Invitations Committee 23 Girl's Intramural extramural 1, 33 Rambler Staff 23 Concert Band 2, 33 Civitan Award Committee 3. RICKEY LAMAR PLATTS Entered 71. GEORGE THOMAS PLOGER Entered 70. Bus Driver 2. MARTHA CORDELIA PLUMMER Entered 70. Wildcat Club 2, 33 Under the Willow Tree 2, 33 Centrusa 2, 33 German Club 1, 23 Red Cross 13 Senior Announcement Com- mittee 3. JUDY LYNN POLLY Entered 70. Chorus 13 Girl's Ensemble 23 Choir 33 Red Cross 1 DANIEL REID POOLE Entered 70. STANLEY LEE POPE Entered 70. Bus Driver 2, 3. JOEL BYRON PRESSLEY Entered 70. Track 1, 2, 33 Football 23 VICA 2. VICTORIA LYNN PRICE Entered 70. Senior Gift Committee 3. MARIE PRIDE Entered 70. DECA 2. ERICA GWEN PURSER Entered 70. Adelphians 1. JEFFREY KENNETH PURSER Entered 70 Undependencet Bus Driver 2. MARVIN VERNARD QUICK Entered 70. CHRIS RALLIS Entered 70. Gym Assistant 1. ORRIN KEITH REEDER Entered 70. Varsity Football 2, 33 Track 23 Band 2. WINDI COVINGTON RENFRO Entered 70. Adelphians 13 GGS 13 Sophomore Beauty 13 Junior Beauty 23 Carrousell Princess 3. MICHAEL BENJAMIN REVILLE Entered 70. East Mecklenburg. MICHAEL LEE RICKENBAKER Entered 70. Key Club 2, 33 Honor Society 2, 33 Morehead Scholar- ship Finalist 33 Choir 3. DEBORAH FRANKLIN RION Entered 70. Keyettes 1, 2, 33 Treasurer 2, 33 German Club 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Junior Marshal 23 Keyette Scholarship Winner 23 Under the Willow Tree 3. CAROLYN RENEE SMITH Entered 70. FTA 1, 25 Centrusa 2, 35 GirI's Ensemble 2. CHRISTY ANN SMITH Entered 70. Decorations Committee 25 Merit Award-Art I 25 Intra- mural Volleyball 15 Senior Breakfast Committee 3. DOUG SMITH Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 Student Council. HAROLD JEROME SMITH Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. JENY EUGENE SMITH Entered 70. Intramural Baseball 2, 35 Red Cross 2, 3. JIMMIE TALMADGE SMITH, Il Entered 70. FTA 1, 2, 35 History Inquiry Club 1, 25 Human Relations Committee 25 Choir 35 Religious Activities Committee 2, 3. JOAN ANNETTE SMITH Entered 70. JOE LINDLEY SMITH Entered 70. Bus Driver 1, 2. JOYCE ANN SMITH Entered 70. Chorus 1, 25 Red Cross 2, 35 HERO 3. LISANNE SMITH Entered 70. Wildcat Club 15 Invitation Committee 25 Ring Committee 25 GBL 2, 3. MICHAEL ANTHONY SMITH Entered 70. MICHAEL DARRELL SMITH Entered 70. CATHY LOUISE SNIDER Entered 70. Adelphians 15 UNICEF Club 15 National Honor Society 2, 35 HERO 3. REBECCA CAROL SPINKS Entered 70. Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Under the Willow Tree 2, 35 Decora- tions Committee 25 Junior Marshal 25 Ring Committee 25 Keyettes 1, 2, 3, tSecretary 2, 35 National Honor Society 2, 3. SUSAN LYNN STACKER Entered 70. Invitation Committee 25 Red Cross 35 Home Economics Advisory Committee 3. CATHY MARIE STARNES Entered 70. Invitations Committee 3. DEBRA KAYE STARNES Entered 70. NOLLIE MAE STEELE Entered 70. LINDA CAROL STEGALL Entered 70. COO 3. BRENDA STEVENS Entered 71. CHARLES MICHAEL STEVENS Entered 71. Red Cross 25 Under the Willow Tree Representative 25 Bus Driver 2, 3. COSSIE ANN STEWART Entered 71. JAN DELORIS STEWART Entered 70. KATHERINE DIANE STEWART Entered 70. Adelphians 1, President 15 GGS 1, 2, 3, Vice-president 35 Class Officer 35 Interact Sweetheart 35 Wildcat Club 3. JEFFREY PRESTEN STEWART 290 Entered 70. German Club 15 Human Relations Committee 25 Peer Counseling 2. JANET MALIA STINSON Entered 71. Usherettes 15 Keyettes 2, 35 German Club 2, 35 Ecology Club 3. JAMES EDWARD STITT Entered 70. Varsity Football 2, 35 Under the Willow Tree 2, 3. JOHN WILLIAM STOGNER, JR. Entered 70. German Club5 Band 1, 2, 35 Cabinetmaking. LEWIS ANTHONY STOGNER Entered 69. J.V. Football 15 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Student Council 1. LAWRENCE LOY STROUPE Ill Entered 70. DE 2. MIRIAM JAN SWETT Entered 70. GEORGE B. SYKES Entered 70. DE 1, 2, 35 DECA 2, 3. JIM TANNIS Entered 70. RONNIE CARLYLE TAYLOR Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 35 J.V. Basketball 15 Sophomore Class Officer 15 Junior Class Officer 25 Interact 2, 3, Treasurer5 Student Council Executive Committee 35 National Honor Society 2, 3. MARK KISSIAH TEAL Entered 70. German Club 15 DECA 2, 3. SHERRY L. THOMAS Entered 70. tWest Mecklenburgl GAA 15 FHA 15 FHA lndianette 15 Red Cross 1. MICHAEL EDWARD THOMPSON Entered 70. J.V. Football 15 Interact 35 VICA 3. SABRINA SUSAN THOMPSON Entered 70. JOHN MELVIN THREATT Entered 70. Human Relations Committee 25 Ecology Club 2, 3. DEBORAH TILLERY Entered 70. Adelphians 15 Centrusa 2, 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 GirI's Ensemble 25 Junior Marshal 25 Lettergirl 35 Choir 3. REBECCA ANNE TOLLISON Entered 70. DE 3. BARRY ALEXANDER TORRENCE Entered 70. DAVID SHELDON TORRENCE Entered 70. Drama Club 25 Thespian Society 2. SHEILA TOWNSEND Entered 70. Ensemble 25 Red Cross 2, Secretary 25 Ensemble Award 25 Voice Award 25 Honor Roll 25 Sandrettes 35 Choir 3, Secretary 35 GBL President 35 Lettergirl 35 HR President 35 Student Council 3. CHARLES DANIEL TRULL Entered 70. Golf 2. JOAN MARIE TUCKER Entered 70. DAVID EMORY UMBARGER Entered 70. DONNA RAY UZZELL Entered 70. Adelphians 15 Twirler 35 Student Council 35 Civitan Award Committee 3. Aarsund, Randy 95, 221 Abernethy, Kathy 177 Adams, Donna 98, 177 Adams, Lee 59, 80, 100, 177 Aderholt, Cynthia 177 Agnew, Jaqueline 221 Agurs, Oscar 133, 239 Ainsworth, John 239 Ainsworth, Rick 146, 221 Albritton, Valerie 239 Alexander, Alex 94, 99, 104, 106, 177 Alexander, Betty 221 Alexander, Nancy 98, 221 Alexander, Neal 75, 221 Alexander, Sheila 75, 177 Alexander, Sherrill 239 Alexander, Sylvia 239 Alexander, Tim 221 Alford, Edmond 239 Alksnis, Ingrid 67,100, 177 Allen, Darlene 87, 239 Allen, Pam 239 Allen, Thaddeus 56, 94, 99, 104, Allen, William 99,239 Alston, Larry 221 Amessa, Carmen 239 Amos, Mike 221 Anderson, Carmel 239 Anderson, Larry 104, 107, 177 Andrews, Kenneth 177, 239 Andrews, Michael 177 Angel, David 239 Anspack, Susan 221 Ardrey, David 177 Armstrong, Dianne 239 Armstrong, Gregory 239 Arrowood, Jeff 95, 221 Arrowood, Scott 98, 221 128, 2 Index Bauer, Maribeth 221 Bauer, Michael 240 Beachum, Dale 221 Beamer, Buddy 146, 221 Beard, Donald 221 Beard, Michael 179 Beasley, Joan 74, 222 Beatty, Mark 179 Becknell, Debbie 95, 179 Becwith, Carman 222 Beford, Louis 123, 222 Behling, Richard 222 Belk, Pat 179, 166 Belk, Ralph 95, 180 Belk, Sharon 240 Belk, William 138 Belk, Willie 240 Bellamy, Ralph 240 Belle, Tangee 95, 222 Belton, Gordon 222 Bennett, Charlotte 95, 222 Benson, Jeff 240 Benson, Judy 222 Benson, McCray 123 Bercini, Larry 99, 155, 156, 180 Berry, Henry 180 Braswell, Charles 222 Brazell, Judith 241 Breth, Bob 181 Brewer, Jody 241 Brickman, Harold 241 Bridges, Kim 222 Brill, Susan 241 Britts, Betty 75, 181 Brooks, Constance 181 Brooks, Jeannette 241 Brooks, Joyce 222 Brown, Cindy 72 Brown, Darlene 222 Brown, Deborah 241 Brown, Eddie 241 Brown, Fred 241 Brown, Kerry 223 Brown, Larry 241 Brown, Luois 223 Brown, Randy 241 Brown, Teresa 78, 100, 156, 181 Brown, Thomas 182 Bryant, Beth 223 Bryant, Kitty 95, 182 Bryant, Sharon 241 Bryant, Vicki 98, 182 Berry, William 240 Bether, Allen 240 Bigham, Lee 240 Bilbro, Susie 180 Bivens, Robert 240 Black Louise 180 Black Lyman 222 Black, Patti 73, 169, 171, 98, 1 Black, Richard 222 Black, Thomas 95, 123, 240 Ashley, Jennie 98 Atkinson, Michael 68, 128, 178 Audwin, Ross 239 Austin, Brenda 178 Austin, Deborah 221 Austin, Inga Britt 94, 178 Austin, John 238 Austin, Randy 94, 239 Austin, Susan 94, 178 Averett, Pat 178 Bacot, Pudge 220, 94, 221, 60 Bailes, Lora 98, 178 Baird, Pam 67, 95, 98, 100, 178 Baisey, Tina 239 Baker, Chuck 146, 220, 221 Baker, Peggy 239 Baker, Vivian 178 Baldwin, Donald 239 Ballard, Michael 239 Barber, Cheryl 98, 178 Barber, Katrin 179 Barber, Mike 240 Barcliff, Trip 117, 179 Barger, Reney 240 Barkeley, Edwin 94, 104, 105, 146, 149, 171, 179 Barkley, Sheila 240, 94 Barksdale, Joan 99, 179 Barnes, Carolyn 221 Barnes, Jimmy 179 Barnes, Tony 88, 240 Barr, John 240 Barlo, Tommy 179 Bass, Libby 57, 84, 99, 221 Bass, Randy 179 Bateman, Tim 123, 221 Bateman, Tony 92, 117, 126, 221 Baucom, Beth 240 Baucom, Sherrill 99, 119, 169, 221 Blackmaon, Terry 240 Blackwell, Cynthia 84, 222 Blair, Paula 84,222 Blanton, Ann 222 Bledsoe, Robin 222 Blitch, Nancy 180 Blocker, Barbara 222 Blocker, Tyrone 128 Blount, Howard 104 Blue, Teresa 222 Blue, Tommy 180 Blythe, Betty 98, 180 Blythe, Pam 240 Bogie, Charles 95, 99,240 Booth, Robin 240 Bosh, Buddy 180 Bostic, Steve 240 Boulware, Donna 240 Bowers, Judy 98, 180 Bowles, David 180 Bowman, Helen 240 Bowman, Robin 222 Bowman, Sheila 222 Bowman, Tim 141 Boyce, Rozzelyn 241 Boyd, Kathy 241 Boykin, Max 241 Bozeman, Charles 241 Bradfield, Luanne 94, 241 Bradley, Cheryl 241 Bradley, Cynthia 241 Bradshaw, Brad 56, 94, 98, 146, 147, 104, 107, 171, 181 Brafford, Debra 181 Brame, Pam 181 Brandes, Lyn 222 Brannon, Claressa 241 Brannon, Doreatha 241 Brantley, Billy 89, 181 Brantley, Dawn 181 Branum, Diane 181 Buchanon, Diana 84, 182 Buchanon, Francine 241 Bullard, Susan 94, 100, 223 Bulls, Gloria 241 Buraglio, Carla 241 Burden, Carolyn 241 Burden, Tim 241 Burgess, Jeff 223 Burgess, Judy 241 Burks, Robert 223 Burnette, Vernon 241 Burnham, Carol 75, 93, 98, 182 Burrell, Bobby 126, 128 Burrell, Julian 241 Burton, Richard 241 Busch, Elizabeth 94, 182 Bush, Bobbie 241 Bushnell, Joy 182 Bushnell, Steve 241 Butler, Terry 84, 223 Butler, Wendell 99, 241 Byerly, Barry 241 , Byers, Brenda 95, 241 Byers, Eddie 241 Caldwell, Raeford 133, 242 Caldwell, Robert 133, 75 Caldwell, Russell 242 Callaham, Bill 242 Cambria, Mark 104, 182 Cambria, Steve 104, 223 Campbell, Gary 182 Campbell, Lloyd 223 Campbell, Patti 242 Campbell, Tommie 95 Cannaday, Claudia 98, 182 Cannaday, Curt 223 Cannon, Danny 182 Cantrell, Deana 242 Capps, Ann 94, 99, 223 Carmen, Debbie 242 Carnes, James 94, 182, 60 Carpenter, Carpenter, Carpenter, Carpenter, Carpenter, Barbara 223 Connie 182 Leslie 242 Mary Ann 94,182 Michael 242 Carriker, Trilby 242 Carroll, Susan 183 Carrouth, Henry 223 Carswell, Ronda 223 Carter, Bobby 242 Index 293 Jones, Ronald 98, 228 Lentz, Bonnie 229, 75 Index Huggins, Eddie 95, 104, 195 Huggins, Queen 246 Hughes, Geor e 73, 195 9 Humphries, Mike 227 Hunter, Linda 246 Hunter, Sharon 227 Hunter, William 246 Huntley, Betty 246 Huntley, Susan 94, 227 Hurt, Wren 227 Huskey, Linda 246 Huss, Mike 246 Hust, Debbie 227 Hyatt, Cynthia 94, 246 Hyatt, Jo Ellen 94, 100, Hyatt, Sherman 98 Hyland, Edward 196 Hypes, Pam 196 Iles, Ronald 246 Ingles, Cathy 246 Ingram, Larry 196 Irby, Regina 246 Isaacs, Philip 246 Ivester, Debbie 196 lvey, Wanda 196 164,195 Jordon, Jordon, Bobby 247 Clarence 247 Jordon, Deborah 197 Jordon, Don 247 Jordon, Jody 94, 104, 197 Jackson Brenda 98, 196 Jackson Carol 227 Jackson Martin Jackson Nancy Jackson, Pat 246 Jackson, Sabrina 84, 227 Jackson, Susan 246 Jackson Sandra 72, 227 Jackson, Tresa 246 Jackson, Wanna 246 Jackson, Willie 227 James, Cynthia James, Debbie 246 James, Jimmy 104, 146 Jameson, Richard 246 Janeczek, Ann Marie 246 Janeczek, Stephen 196 Jarvis, David 227 Jarvis, Karen 196 Jefferies, Susan 125, 246 Jefferies, Willie 89, 196 Jenkins, Rebecca 246 Jenks, Stephen Jennings, Jannie 246 Jennings, Lorraine 94, 98 Jenrick, Roy 246 Jetton, Mark 104, 227 Jetton, Peggy 227, 99 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Bekki 196 Belinda 227 Billy 196, 246 Channing 72, 138,227 Dean 83, 95, 156, 159, 196 Debra 227, 98 Dianne 196 Garry 246 Gary 247 Maria 247 Martha 227 Regina 227 Sylvia 247 Wade 228 Wilbur 133, 228, 75, 146 Kalista, Joseph 126 Keeter, Peter 228 Keller, Donna 78, 247 Kelly, James 98 Kelly, James 228 Kelly, Hal 228 Kelly, John 247 Kennerly, Linda 247 Kennerly, Mike 228 Kenyon, Frank 247 Keziah, Jan 74, 75, 84,228 Kidd, Joe 247 Kilgo, Janice 100, 197 Kilgo, Jimmy 247 Kellian, Brenda 247 Kinley, Donna 94,228 King, Cindy 197 King, Deborah 247 King, Mike 247 King, Tony 247 Kirby, Bobby 94, 123, 150, 176, 197 Kirby, David 197 Kirby, George 75, 197 Kirby, Kenny 247 Kirby, Ronny 56, 93, 94, 123, 170, 197 Kirby, Vickie 98, 198 Kirkland, Willie 104, 228 Kiser, Carolyn 198 Kiser, David 228 Klein, Kathleen 228 Knight, Dennis 126 Knight, James 104 Kocik, Maureen 95, 247 Koehler, Bekke 73, 93, 95, 155, 198 Komst, Debbie 247 Kramer, Desna125, 169, 247 Kranick, Robert 198 Kuck, Pamm 94, 247 Lacen, Terrie 99, 228 Laizure, Cassidy 228 Lambert, Patricia 247 Lamon, Peggy 98, 198 Land, Caroline 198 Land, Tommy 247 Laney, Lisa 95, 247 Langford, Gerald 95, 123, 228 Lanier, Rodney 198 Lassiter, Lisa 79, 228 Lathrop, Sylvia 247 Latimer, Rene 228 Lau, Teresa 229 Lauck, Kim 198 Laughrum, George 229, 141 Lawhorne, Reginald 104, 198, 75 Lawing, Debra 229 Lawing, James 247 Lawler, GeneIIe198 Layton, Cathy 95, 247 Leach, Jacqueline 229 Leary, William 247 Lechner, Paula 99, 100, 57, 80, 229 Leclair, Jeff 247 Lentz, Joe 94, 171, 199, 60 Leonard, Marsha 248 Lesslie, Laura 248 Lester, Melanie 248 Leviner, Terri 199 Lewis, Lewis, Lewis Lewis Lewis Ben 199 Neici 246 Donna 72, 94, 99, 119 Michael 248 Wayne 248 Light, Sandra 199 Liles, Delores 248 Lineburger, Jan 199 Lingle, James 229 Linker, DeeDee100, 199 Little, Little, Little, Little, Lloyd, Maurice 199 Penny 248 Terrie 248 Tommy 199, 117, 146, Mary 248 Locke, Patricia Lockhart, Wanda 98, 199 Lockwood, Mike 199 Loftis, Frieda 248 Logan, Laura 94, 248 Long, Danny 229 Long, Donald 199 Long, Mike 199 Long, Richard 248 Long, Susan 248 Loo, Yunt 98, 199 Lotharp, Gloria 98, 199 Lothans, Vera 248 Love, Catherine 199 Love, Richard 98 Lowder, Susan 248 Lowery, Jimmy 248 Lowery, Roger 89, 199 Lucas, Robert 229 Luckey, Chris 248 Luther, Mike 248 Lutz, Ann 199, 93, 169 McAdams, Carolyn 247 McAlister, Marybeth 82, 99, 100, 200, 93 155 McCall, Sherry 229 McCarver, Donna 248 McClellan, Dinae 98 McCollough, Hornsby 249 McCombs, Jarine 249 McCorkIe, Kathy 249 McCourt, Kevin 92, 99, 104, 94, 229 McCray, Almator 229 McCrorey, Julie 249 McDaniel, Patricia 249 McDaniel, Tony 249 McDaniel, Wanda 84, 99, 230 McDonald, David 123, 230, 75 McDowell, Julius 104, 230 McElduff, Melanie 249 McElhaney, Thomas 200 McEntire, Brant 249 McEntire, Christy 98, 200 McGee, Lisa 249 McGinnis, Earnest 230 McGinnis, Jeanne 249 McGuirt, Jenny 201 McGuirt, Mike 230 Mcllwain, Marylynn 249, 68 Johnston, Jeffrey 247 Jolly, Mike 196 Lee, Anne 229 McJunkins, Sylvia 201 Jolley Jones Jones Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones Jones 296 , Robert 247 , Artie 247 , CedreIIa196 Debra 95, 98, 196, 155 Ellen 228, 74 Emily 125, 247 Jackie 247 Marcia 197 f Peter 95, 197 Lee, Carolyn 248 Lee, Edward 248 Lee, George 92, 198 Lee, Jane 229 Lee, Randolph 94, 156, 198, 74, 155 Lee, Robin 248 Lee, Shan 98, 198 Legette, Gene 248 Lehman, Ellen 198 Lelmer, Christine 95, 248 McKee, Steve 249 McKeown, Karen 230 McKinnell, McKinney, Bill 249 Herb 104, 230 McKinney, Vickie 94,249 McKnight, Cheryl 249 McKnight, Natalie 84, 230 McKnight, McKnight, McKnight, Scot 94 Terri Lee 67 William 94 Nelson, David 231 McLamb, Carl 95, 249 McLauchlin, Catherine 230, 74 McLauchlin, Neil 94, 230 McLaurin, Dana 236, 249, 16 McLendon, Cretia 249 McMullan, Wanda 201 McNair, Amy 201 McNally, Cheryl 201 McNally, Steven 230 McNeill, Mark 249 McRay, Benson 229 9 McQueen, Patricia 67, 98, 201 McWhirter, Harold 249 Maag, Cindy 229, 93 Mabry, Brandy 95, 249 Mahaffey, Marty 94, 199, 60 Malcolm, Constance 229 Malcome, Sherry 249 Mallard, Beverly 98, 199 Maner, David 249 Manness, Rachael 199 Maret, Debra 95, 200 Marion, Emily 200 Marsh, Charles 95, 200 Marshall, Clyde 249 Marshall, Edith 229 Martin, Cynthia 200 Martin, Danny 94, 126, 133, 229 Martin, Deborah 229 Martin, Patricia 84, 229, 74 Martin, Sherry 229 Mason, Corine 99, 200, 71 Mason, Edward 229 Mason, Frank 94, 95, 170, 200,61 Moreland, Margaret 202 Morrell, Delores 249 Morris, Janice 231 Morris, Sam 89 Mortimer, Melanie 95,231 Morton, Yvonne 94, 202 Moser, Michael 249 Moser, Sherry 202 Moss, Jessica 249 Moss, Suzanne 231 Moten, Juarez 249 Mulkey, Richard 202 Mullis, Darlene 67 Mullis, Peggy 202 Mullis, Phyllis 249 Murray, Robert 231 Nakamura, Donald 249 Nance, Jeffrey 95, 231 Nance, Nina 249 Nance, Sharon 202 Nash, Glenn 202 Neal, Dinah 202 Nealy, Jimmy 100, 146, 147 Nelson, Donna 231 Nelson, Michem 249 Nelson, Teresa 249 Nesmith, Brenda 231 Nesmith, John 249 Newbold, Anne 249 Newell, Brenda 249 Newell, Janet 202 Pearson, Carol 250 Pearson, Diane 204 Peasley, Robert 95, 123, Peavey, Mike 98, 232 Pendergrass, Lee 123 Penley, Charles 250 Pennell, Sam 204 Perry, Perry eayla 79, 232 Ike 232 Perry, Janice 232 Perry Perry, Perry, Perry, Mary Ruth 99, 71 Raymond 94, 232 Shelia 232 Valerie 250 Peterson, Barbara 232 Pettis, Linda 250 Phifer, Elizabeth 98, 205 Phifer, Tony 250 Phillippi, Dawn 250 Phillippi, Debbie 205 Phillips, Cathy 232 Phillips, John 232 Phillips, John 250 Phillips, Louis 232 Philmon, Timothy 94, 95 Picken, Melinda 250 204 Pickens, Tina 67 Pierce, Richard 94, 95, 205, 93 Pierce, Samuel 232 Pierson, Leland 205 Pittman, David 250 Pittman, James 250 Platt, Karen 95, 205 Platts, Linda 250 Mass, Ronnie 229 Matthews, Kenneth 229 Mauldwin, Mark 229,141 Maxwell, Edward 200 May, Debbie 229 May, Donna 200 May, William 249 Mayer, Brent 249 Mayes, Patricia 249 Meek, Bill 249 Melville, Debra 230 Melville, Kate 67, 201 Melville, Mark 249 Merrell, Richard 201 Mesimer, John 231 Mesimer, Marty 249 Messer, Michael 249 Newkirk, Ward 203, 75 Newman, Debra 95, 249 Newman, Laura 61, 80, 95, 158, 203 Nicholson, Henry 99, 123, 128,203, 117 Niven, Malcolm 249 Nodine, Susan 250 Nordmeyer, Sheri 250 Norkett, Gary 250 Norman, Rowena 231 Nowlan, David 250 Nunn, Mark 231 Oakley, Stan 99, 138, 231, 157 Oakley, Steve 123, 146, 149 Oder, Mark 250 Oliver, Billie 250 Ploger, George 205 Plummer, Cordie100, 205 Plumley, David 250 Polle, Lee 232 Polly, Judy 205 Ponds, Louise 250 Pope, Stan 205 Pope, Susan 232 Porter, Gale 84, 232 Porter, Jena 250 Poston, Phillis 250 Powell, Beverly 250 Powell, Marty 232 Powell, Mary 94, 99, 100, Powers, Lorie 250 Prendegast, Thomas 232 Presson, Wanda 250 57, 232 Metcalfe, Donna 249 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Donald 249 Ida 231 John C. 249 John S. 201, 157 Joyce 95, 249 Karen 201 Laurie 84, 99, 231 Percy 231 Olivera, Joe 250 Orr, Connie 231 Orr, Dickie 250 Orr, Leslie 231 Orr, Reliekah 203 Overcash, Randy 203 Overcash, Sherri 231 Oviatt, Joan 203 Owen, Tal 99, 104, 156, 203 Price, Charles 232 Price, Kaline 232 Price, Lynn 250 Price, Victoria 205 Price, Chamos 250 Pride, Marie 205 Privett, Steven 123 Proffitt, Michael 250 Propst. Cindy 250 Miller, Shawn 231 Miller, Vic 202 Mills, Brenda 202 Mills, Michael 249 Mitchell, Kirk 231 Monroe, David 104, 231, 73 Monroe, Donna 94, 100, 119, Monroe, Mike 94, 95, 99, 249 Monroe, Wilbert 123 Monteith, Beverly 94, 98, 231 Montes, George 126 Montgomery, Donna 66 170. 202, 169 Owens Owens Owens Owens Owens, Ownes, Ownes, Ownes, Buddy zso Z Carol 231 , Halstead 250 , Joan 203 Julie 203 Kim 100, 203 Robert 231 Robert L. 204 Oxendine, Charles 99, Oxendine, Marian 232 Pace, Robin 204 156, 204, 68 Purser, Jack 232 Purser, Roger 250 Purvis, Laura 250 Putman, Steven 232 Pytes, Jocelyn 250 Queen, Norma Sue Queen, Kathy 232 Quick, Marvin Quick, Melvin 104, 128,232 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moose, Barbara 231 Cynthia 84, 231 Danny 231 Lorraine 249 Neil 83, 123, 202, 157 Lyle 249 Panther, Gwen 250 Panther, Myra 232, 93 Pappas, Patrice 232 Parker, Cathy 232 Parnell, Marion 100, 204 Partlow, Gary 250 Radford, Randell 250 Radford, Van 250 Raker, John 250 Rallings, Dean 232 Rallis, Chris 205 Morecock, John 202 Morgan, Cheryl 249 Morgan, Kaye 231 Morgan, Taryn 99, 100, 231 Morgan, Terry 94.98, 104, 12 8, 202 Pate, Edith 232 Pate, Jack 204 Patton, Darrell 204 Patton, Patricia 232 Payne, Kathleen 250 Ramsey, Tommy 232 Randle, Marie 251 Rape, Janice 233 Rawlings, Gary 251 Ray, Stanley 251 Index 297 Index Raymer, Robin 251 Rayner, Cindy 57, 100, 99, 233 Reece, Dale 233 Reece, Patricia 233 Reed, Danny 251 Reed, David 251 Reed, Karen 251 Reeder, Orrin 99, 104, 107, 206, 71 Rees, Cynthia 206 Reeves, Herbert 98 Renfro, Wendi 206, 163, 171, 167 Reville, Margie 251 Reynolds, Karen 95, 251 Rhodes, Bobby 206 Rice, Darrell 233 Rice, Debbie 251 Richards, Donna 251 Rickenbaker, Barbara 251 Rickenbaker, Michael 99, 156, 206, 155 Riggins, Randy 89 Riley, Jackie 251 Rion, Debbie 61, 72, 95, 99,206 Rion, Michael 233 Ripley, George 251, 141 Ritch, Sandra 233 Ritchie, G. C. 56, 94, 99, 123, 128, 158, 170, 206, 156, 155 Robert, Teri 98, 206 Robinson, Kathleen 251 Robinson, Melinda 206 Robinson, Bonnie 206 Rodgers, Amy 99, 233, 93 Rorie, David 233 Rorie, Marvin 251 Rosas, Pamela 251 Ross, Donald 233 Ross, Michael 233 Rowe, Christina 156, 206 Rowe, Robert 233 Rummage, Darrell 206 Runyan, Bobby 233 Rushing, Sandra 251 Russell, John 251 Russell, Lynn 233 Russell, Susan 92, 206 Ruth, Susan 251 Sain, John 206 Sanders, Carol 99, 206, 71 Sanders, Doris 233 Sanders, John 156, 206 Sandifer, Derek 98 Sandifer, Tiera 125, 251 Sansbury, Judy 84, 94, 99, 100, 220, 233 Sansbury, Pam 80, 100, 206, 59 Sarquis, Kathy 251 Saunders, Debra 79, 233 Saunders, Pamela 84, 233 Savage, Jennifer 98, 206 Sawyer, Jeanne 94, 99, 100, 233 Sawyer, Karlton 100, 206, 59 Sawyer, Pierce 233, 146 Scaife, Rita 233 Scarborough, Jann 100, 206 Scher, Louis 233 Schipman, Robin 207, 75 Schlerker, Vince 251 Schoonover, Henry 251 Schoonover, Hershel 123, 128, 207 Schug, George 233 Schug, Sarah 94, 251 Schultz, Francine 207,68 Schuman, Thomas 251 Scoggins, Gary 207 Scoggins, James 251 Scott, Gregory 207 Scott, Robert 98, 207, 70 Scott, Steven 95 Scronce, Ralph 95, 138, 233 Scruggs, Pam 98, 207 Searcey, Phil 98, 70 Seegars, Charles 233 298 Sellers, Teresa 233 Sells, Thomas 207 Sessions, Cathy 251 Shaia, Patricia 98, 107, 207 Shannon, Ginny 98, 99, 233 Shaw, Bonnie 251 Shaw, Lee 251 Shelton, Lewis 99 Sherrill, Bobby 207 Sherrill, Chris 207 Sherrill, Linda 251 Sherrill, Ruthie 100, 208, 160 Sherrow, Norma 208 Sheilds, Elvis 67 Shinn, Joan 233 Shirkey, Carol 251 Shoaf, Sharon 251 Shoemaker, Larry 104, 107, 208 Shuford, Alison 99, 100, 119,233 Sides, Kathy 251, 169 Simmons, Shirley 233 Simms, Garry 251, 133, 146 Simpson, David 208 Simpson, Donna 233 Simpson, Joan 72, 119, 234, 167 Sims, Richard 95, 208 Sinclair, Juanita 208 Singley, Anita 234 Slade, Dennis 251 Sloan, Laura 98, 208 Sloop, Mike 251 Smith, Alice 251 l Smith, Barbara 234 Smith, Beverly 251 Smith, Bryan 251 Smith, Carolyn 100, 208 Smith, Christy 208 Smith, Cindy 72, 99, 234 Smith, Darryl 234 Smith, Deborah 84 Smith, Doug 208 Smith, Glenna 251 Smith, Harold 104, 209 Smith, Jenny 251 Smith, Jerry 209 Smith, Jimmie 209 Smith, Joe 209 Smith, Joyce 99, 71 Smith, Lisa 234, 74 Smith, Lisanne 98, 209 Smith, Michael 89, 209 Smith, Patti 234 Smith, Paula 209 Smith, Robin 252 Smith, Ronny 88, 234 Smith, Steve 234 Smith, Steve A. 98, 252 Sneed, Phyllis 252 Snider, Cathy 98, 100, 156, 209, 155 Snider, Susie 252 Snider, Teri 252 Sowwell, June 234 Spainhauer, David 234 Sparks, Gina 234, 99 Spears, Leverne 252 Speer, Julie 94,252 Sperry, Lloyd 252 Spinks, Becky 61, 99, 156, 209 Spinks, Ricky 99, 252 Springs, Cassandra 252 Stacker, Susan 209 Stahl, Brian 104 Stallings, Michael 252, 87 Stamey, Deborah 252 Stamey, Pamela 72, 234 Stanton, Wanda 234 Stapleton, Bill 234 Stappenbeck, Karen 252 Starnes, Cathy 209 Starnes, Debra 209 Starnes, Heidi 100, 234, 73 Starnes, Pam 252 Starnes, Robert 234 Starnes, Shera 84, 95, 234 Staufer, Craig 252 Steele, Kimberly 252 Steele, John 252 Stegall, Carlo 252 Stegall, Carol 98, 210 Steinhauer, Carol 234 Stephens, Jimmy 252 Stephens, Nancy 99, 100, 234 Stephens, Ronald 128, 252 Stevens, Brenda 210 Stevens, Charles 210 Stevens, William 210, 157,87 Steverson, Beth 84, 100, 234, 157 Stewart, Cossie 210 Stewart, Erette 252 Stewart, Eveone 252 Stewart, Kathy 58, 98, 176, 210 Stewart, Kim 252 Stewart, Susan 234, 74 Stewart, Theodore 252 Stiles, Jackie 252 Stinson, Cande 252 Stinson, Melia 95,210 Stitt, James 104, 106, 210, 75 Stitt, Phylis 234 Stogner, John 210 Stowe, Greer 252 h Strickland, Donna 95, 252 Stricklen, Kathy 210 Stroupe, Pat 211 Strube, Sharon 252 Suddreth, Albert 252 Sullivan, Clyde 234 Sulpy, Leo 95, 252 Surratt, Jane 234 Sutherland, Kermit 252 Swett, Jan 99, 211 Swiger, Elizabeth 234 Swindell, Sharon 252 Sykes, Buddy 211 Talbert, Patricia 234, 160 Talbert, Sheila 252 Tankersley, Mike 235 Tant, Brian 252 Tarelton, Ricky 94, 99, 123, 235 Tarelton, Sharon 252 Taylor, Bernard 252 Taylor, Carlyle 56, 94, 98, 104 107 171 211,155,160,60 Taylor, Elaine 211 Taylor, Kathleen 252 Taylor, MaryAnne 235 Taylor, Pamela 99, 93 Taylor, Sabrina 252 Taylor, Tary 252, 87, 146 Teeter, Debbie 98, 211 Terrenee, Wayne 252 Terry, Mike 211 Terebaugh, Joel 246 Thames, Belinda 252 Thames, Terry 79, 94, 235 Tharpe, Jaynes 253 Thomas, Janille 253 Thomas, Katrina 253 Thomas, Kim 235 Thomas, Mary 235 Thomas, Ronnie 253 Thomas, Terry 253 Thomas, Willie 235, 75 Thompson, Debra 211 Thompson, Johnnie 253 Thompson, Michael 94, 211 Thompson, Sabrina 211 Thompson, Sidney 98, 235 Thompson, William 211 Threatt, John 211 Tillery, Tillery, Debbie 80, 84, 100, 156,211 59 Thomas 253 Timmons, Barbara 253 Tinker, Grady 235 Tinker, Kathy 253 Tipton, John 253 Todd, Cynthia 253 Todd, Michael 94 Tollison, Becky 211 Tomberlin, Leigh 95, 253 Torrence, Barry 211 Torrence, David 211 Torrence, James 95, 212 Torrence, Sharon 212 Townsend, Cecelia 84, 235 Townsend, Regina 253 Townsend, Sheila 67, 80, 83, 212 Trammell, Cinde 253 Triece, Joyce 253 Trull, Danny 212 Tucker, Joan 212 Tumblin, Stephanie 235 Turbyfill, Teresa 235 Tuttle, Jinx 84, 94, 235 Umbarger, David 89, 212 Utley, Cynthia 235 Uzzell, Donna 94, 98, 212, 78 Uzzell, Monte 123, 138, 253 Vandagriff, Hoyle 253 Verbos, Larry 253 Verdi, Laura 100, 212 Venegas, Ocatvio 235 84 Wackehagan, Danny 95, 123, 253 Wade, Robert 212 Wagner, Barbara 212 Wagner, Patricia 253 Wainwright, Ellen 95, 213 Wainwrith, Jeannette 253 Waites, Peggy 235 Walker, Becky 213 Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Wall, Po Wall, Sy Wallace Wallace Wallace Deborah 253 Jandee 235 Linda 72, 235 Norwood 253 Regina 253 ylhress 235 lvia 213 Ellen 253 I Janet 84, 235, 73 Rennee 253 Wallace: Stephen 253 Wallace, Susan 253 Walpole, Marsha 213 Walser, Walson, Lisa 84, 94, 99, 235 Lee 252 94, 98, Walston, Lisa 94, 253 Walters, Ben 253 Walters, Cheryl 253 Ward, Dier 213 Ward, June 235 Ward, Larry 236 Ward, Patti 156, 213 Williams, Peggy 215 Williams, Sandra 215 Williams, Sharon 254 Williams, Bonnie 237 Williamson, Brenda 99,215 Williamson, Nathanill 254 Willis, Susie 72, 94, 99, 100,237 Ward, Ware, Scott 253 Terry 104, 105 Waters, Debbie 84, 236 Watkins, Delzora 235 Watson, Vivian 236, 74 Watts, Janet 253 Way, Odell 236 Weaver, Deborah 213 Webb, Geri 213, 98 Webster, Kevin 253 Weisner, Johnny 254 Wells, Chip 254 Welsh, Cheryll 213 Welsh, Mike 236 Wendell, Janice 254 Wensil, Jenny 213 West, Toni 254 Westcott, Pamela 214 Wheeler, Barbara 254 Wheeler, Martin 214 Wheery, Martha 236, 73 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Bobby 94, 104,220 Carol 215 Harold 215 James 215 Ruth 94, 254 Vickie 98, 254 , 237 White, Carlton 236 White, Diane 214 White, John 254 White, Kurt 214 White, Sandra 214 White, Sheila 214 White, Susan 236 White, William 254 Whiting, David 236 Whitley, Becky 100, 214 Whitlow, Barry 254, 87 Whittington, Susan 214 Wiedeman, Debbie 214 Wiedeman, Leslie 95, 236, 167 Wilcox, Ellen 56, 84, 94, 98, 170,214 Wilkerson, Bonita 236 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams, Williams, , Jeffrey 254 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams Butch 104, 105, 215, 117 Carolyn 119, 236, 169 Charles 123, 128, 236 Curt 104, 236 Cynthia 236 Danny 236 Donna 98, 215 Gene 98, 237 Gregory 254 Jann 237 Kay aa, 75 Linda 254 Michael 237 Winchester, Franca 125 Winchester, Linda 119, 237 Winchester, Thomas 254 Windham, David 254 Wing, Maylor 215 Wing, Steve 99, 254 Winstead, Ramona 215 Wisecarver, Edwin 237 Withers, Carolyn 237 Wofford, Teresa 254 Wolfe, James 237 Wolfe, Jayne 92, 95, 215 Wolfe, Pam 216 Wood, Jane 216 Wood, Robert 237, 75 Woodward, Alan 254 Woodard, Terry 254 Woodburn, Mark 237 Woodie, Michael 216 Woodruff, Susan 100, 156, 216 Woods, Donald 216 Woods, Judy 216 Worth, Amanda 254 Wright, Chuck 254 Wright, Terri 92 Wright, Terry 237 Wyant, Greg 237 Wylie, Ronald 254 Yandle, Alice 237 Yarborough, Katy 254 Yates, Judy 84, 216 York, Greg 99, 138, 237 Yost, Caroline 100, 216 Yost, Cynthia 100, 216 Young, Bobbie 254 Young, Karen 94, 98, 216 Young, Marilyn 216 Young, Michael 254 Younger, Julie 99, 237 Zager, Mark 254 Index 299 301 30 Editor's Note The hours of work and frustration are over. 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