St Stephens High School - Corona Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1983 volume:

ii ifenfyins i gfj icfyool Houfe 2. Box 150 fjickory, jRTorih, Carolina 2S6Q1 U®um£ Dr. Emmett Floyd converses with area ICT advisor and students. The last beach trip ... a hurried weekend at the World’s Fair... the beginning of football and cheerleading practices... the displays of notebooks, paper, pens, and school clothes... the approach of late August.. .all sig- naled an end to summer vacation and for most, the all-too-soon arrival of the 1982-1983 school year. Fall found St. Stephens High School and its Indians “marching to the beat of a different drummer.” Upon the departure of retired Principal Charles Bost, former Bunker Hill High Principal Glenn Barger traded in his “Bears” for the mighty Indians. After ten years of loyal, dedicated service to BHHS and its outstanding community, Mr. Barger dedicated to become chief to the hunters instead of the hunted. This change, as well as the May introduction of new Superintendent Dr. Emmett Floyd, caused the students, faculty, and community to begin the new year with new policies, ideas, and loyalties. The tentativeness and anxiety which resulted from this new administration were soon replaced with enthusi- asm and a desire to succeed because as Mr. Barger pointed out, “We are remembered for our successes, not our failures.” Seniors who at first grumbled because the exam exemption privilege had been modified became proud to receive the right to have honor study halls and to be treated with a special act of respect as underclassmen stood quietly when seniors entered assemblies. As students became increasingly aware that they were liked and respected by the administration and staff, they appeared not only to accept the change but to treat the year for what it was — a fresh new beginning, a new challenge, a new trail to be explored. Superintendent Floyd serves himself at area reception. 2 Theme Dr. Emmett Floyd and Mr. Glenn Barger watch as Tammy Shook displays art work chosen for the “Superintendent’s Award.” Theme 3 E 1982 WORLDS FAIR Finalists await the judges’ decision on who will be crowned Miss St. Stephens 1982. The judges ponder their tabulations in making their final deci- sions. The annual Miss St. Stephens Pageant began once again with the Grand March of the 58 lovely contes- tants who were chosen from homerooms, clubs, and other organizations. The pageant itself progressed smoothly, especially with the aid of the experienced pageant director, Mrs. Violet Kale. After viewing each contestant’s poise, personality, grace, and overall appearance, the judges completed the tedious job of choosing ten finalists. With the competition narrowed to ten, they then completed the even more difficult task of selecting the final three. Second runner-up was Kathy Good; first run- ner-up, Jennifer Taylor; and Miss St. Stephens 1982, Kim Starnes. Selected as Miss Congeniality was Lau- rie Dunton. Miss St. Stephens Kim Starnes CLASS OF 1985 Miss St. Stephens 1982 and her court — Jennifer Taylor, first runner up; Kathy Good, second runner up — pose after an evening of excitement. Mrs. Violet Kale presents the Miss Congeniality trophy to Laurie Dunton. 8 Miss St. Stephens SWEEPS TITLES Jamey Young takes his victory walk after being crowned Mr. St. Stephens 1982. Mr. Congeniality, Bobby Burton, proves that blondes have more fun. The 1982 Mr. St. Stephens “Centerfold Pageant’’ was the comedy event of the year. Over 30 young men from clubs and homerooms were selected to “show their stuff,” first as mildmannered men in suits and then as flashy “centerfolds.” Selected by the judges were Jamey Young, Mr. St. Stephen? 1982; Pete Lail, first runner up; and Steve Noble, second runner up. Voted Mr. Congeniality by his fellow contestants was Bobby Burton. Steve Noble introduces himself during the first round of competi- tion. u Contestants await the final judging. Mr. St. Stephens 9 “NIGHTS ON BROADWAY” Prom night found SSHS juniors and seniors and their dates arriving at a beautifully transformed gymnasium decorated to enhance the theme “Nights on Broadway. Those usually clad in jeans and sweatshirts were dressed in feminine formats and tai- lored tuxedos. While the rested, relaxed seniors enjoyed dancing to the music of “Hokus Pokus, many juniors tried to forget that only a few short hours earlier they had been harriedly completing last min- ute preparations for the memorable gala. The waiters and waitresses, busy serving “Manhattan Mush- rooms,” “Broadway Barrel of Cheese, and other such delicacies to upperclassmen, remembered the thrill and honor of being se- lected to serve and thus to attend as sophomores a special event. They also thought of the anxiety attacks they experienced while practicing their dance, choreographed by Beth Cline and Donna Dagenhardt. Community members Mrs. Rita McBride and Mr. Leonard Godfrey relaxed as they proudly admired the decorations which they helped prepare. Assisting once again because “I enjoy work- ing with these kids, Mrs. McBride stressed that she had only to answer questions and supervise due to the leadership, creativity, and hard work of junior officers Beth Haas and Brandi Maye, as well as that of their classmates. Faculty members Mrs. Donna Maye and Ms. Deb Wakefield, along with other junior homeroom teachers, also contributed to the success of the evening. The trip to Broadway was entertaining and enjoyable for the hosting junior class and the honored guests — the seniors. Facul- ty members and parents chaperoned a well-behaved group and even joined the festivities. Good style and technique is shown as the waitresses and waiters dance to “New York, New York.” Student Body President crowns Lynn Lytle 1982 Prom Queen. Taking time to pose for their picture, the 20 sophomore waiters and waitresses Students and guests enter a memorable “Night on prepare for an unforgettable evening. Broadway.” 10 Prom RECEIVES OUTSTANDING ACCLAIM The 1982 Prom Queen, Lynn Lytle, and her court Aundrea Reese, _ „ . Melanie Tallman, Judy Sigmon and Betty Little smile radiantly. Facully' as weU as students' enJoy Prom n,Rht' Friends take a break and enjoy each other’s company off as well as on the dance floor. The prom-goers take advantage of the slow tempo. The band Hokus Pokus “puts a little magic into the night. Promt11 Couples enjoy socializing with friends as the night progresses. GRADUATES REACH First Row: L. Phillips, L. Young, P. Horton, B. Clark, S. Norman. Second Row: T. Hoke, A. Valedictorian Lisa Phillips ends the years Parsons, B. Westby, B. Duckett. C. Whiteside. spent together with a positive outlook to the future. On June 4, the class of 1982 entered the gym one last time as seniors for the culmination of their four years at St. Stephens High School. The commencement exercise began with the intro- duction of Reverend B. Dale Watts, a 1974 graduate of St. Stephens High School who then delivered the bac- calaureate to the graduates and their guests. Assis- tant Principal Ed Tollman then presented special awards and announced scholarship recipients. After Salutatorian Susan Norman spoke, a slide presenta- tion was shown to the graduates to remind them of all the memorable times they had experienced at SSHS. Finally the moment everyone had waited for ar- rived as Principal Charles J. Bost presented the di- plomas. The graduates experienced mixed feelings of joy and sorrow as they accepted their diplomas. Emo- tions continued to rise as Valedictorian Lisa Phillips addressed the graduates. As the Marching Indians played “Pomp and Cir- cumstance,” the class of 1982 changed their tassels from one side to the other and departed from the gym not as seniors, but as 1982 graduates of St. Stephens High School. Senior Class President Lynn Lytle, on behalf of the graduates, presents retiring Principal Charles J. Bost with a mortarboard and proclaims him to be an important part of the Class of 1982. 12 Graduation FINAL STEP Susan Norman, earning the honor of First Row: A. Burton, B. Haas, K. Dunn, B. Maye, L. Dunton. Second Row: C. Rozzelle, T. salutatorian, shares her ideas of the King, J. Lowman, B. Cline, W. Setzer. achievements to come. Graduation 13 INDIANS CELEBRATE 1982 HOMECOMING “FLYING ” An abundance of brightly colored balloons and a crisp October wind helped students, alumni, parents, and other community members celebrate Homecoming 1982 with its student-chosen theme “.Flying High.’’ During half-time of the SSHS-Wilkes Central game, football captain Donald Godfrey crowned Melanie Tollman homecoming queen for which she was voted by her senior classmates. Mascots Holly Norris and Josh Simmons participated in the festivities as well as representatives of senior football players, class represen- tatives, and their escorts. Representing the senior class were Aun- drea Reese, Laurie Dunton, and Jackie Miller. Debbie Hollar and Dana Ochs represented the junior class; Margaret Frank and Kim Starnes, the sophomore class; and Paige Evans and Aundrea Poo- vey, the freshmen class. The SSHS Marching Indians also joined the festivities and showed school pride by sporting colorful bal- loons on their instruments. The half-time program was an exciting conclusion to a busy week of homecoming-related activities. Many students showed their school spirit by appropriately wearing red and white cloth- ing on Red and White Day.” To have fun, many students later deviated from their normal dress to show their preferences on Punk versus Preppie Day.” The week also found many areas of the school creatively deco- rated by the students. The junior class won the Spirit Wall” contest with their artistic venture displayed in the cafeteria, and Mr. Ken Weaver’s sophomore homeroom won the door decorating contest with its Indian-supporting theme. An “Indian Day homecoming assembly was held Friday dur- ing which each class presented a skit to demonstrate their sup- port and the junior varsity cheerleaders led the Indians in cheers to boost spirit. H STSWHENSl YOUTH ARE EXPOSED TO FRENCH CULTURE Notre Dame, a beautiful cathedral, is a popular tourist attraction. On June 22,1982, nine students and their chaperone, Mrs. Vickie Burleson, began their nine-day adventure in Paris, France. Throughtout their stay, they saw famous attractions such as the French Riviera, Monte Carlo, and ruins from the time of the Ro- man Empire. The students also enjoyed sampling many new kinds of food. French pastries and ice cream were among their favor- ites. Much shopping was done, too, with the travelers bringing home all kinds of odds-and-ends, including perfumes, wines, clothes, and crystal. The Harbor of Monaco provides a scenic view. The gardens at Versailles draw many tourists each year. Students pose in front of the well- known Eiffel Tower. Nimes, ancient Roman ruins, is a favorite sight-seeing spot of the students. Foreign Travel 17 READERS THEATRE ENHANCES Under the leadership of drama teacher Ms. Deb Wake- field, talented students participated in the holiday pro- duction of two Christmas-oriented plays done in the style of Reader’s Theatre. In Reader’s Theatre the players are the book and the audience is the reader. Actors appropri- ately had scripts in hand as they made the stories come alive for the attentive spectators. No scenery is used, but the actors wear costumes and make-up. In The Nutcracker, written by Patricia Clapp, Clara (Mary Poynter) receives a wooden nutcracker from her Godfather Dross (Jack Russell). She dreams that the toy actually is alive and fights with the Mouse King (Danny Sparks) to regain the crown for his land. As 1 '.lara’s dream ends, intriqued audience members watch as she awakes and finds the nutcracker gone. Godfather Dross appears with Ned (Reggie Helton), a godson who looks like the Nutcracker Prince. The cruel toymaker (Fred Wallen) refuses to let anyone buy his dolls because he wants to keep them forever in “The Toys Take Over Christmas.” The dolls, led by Sunny (Debbie Parker), find magic hearts which make them feel like real people. They capture the toymaker and Collette, his loyal doll (Karen Readling). Santa Claus (Todd Cook) appears and promises to give the dolls to children for Christmas. With an uplifting ending, the dolls vote to give Collette a heart to make her nicer. Santa warms the Toy- maker’s heart back to life, and he joins Santa in helping children everywhere to be happier at Christmas. Lisa Hitaffer is an entrance guard in the kingdom. The toymaker (Fred Wallen) watches his toys dance. The Nutcraker (Reggie Helton) comes alive for Clara (Mary Poynter). Santa Claus (Todd Cook) waits for his cue. 18 Play CHRISTMAS MOOD Debbie Parker displays her talent in “The Toys Take Over Christ- mas.” Amy Triplett glances at her lines during the performance of The Nutcracker.” The toy soldiers (Johnny Gantt, Scott Hannah, and Scott Houston) stand at attention for the toymaker. Play 19 SENIORS SELECTED FOR 20 Who’s Who 1983 “WHO’S ” At the end of first semester, faculty and staff nomi- nated seniors who have excelled in the areas of schol- arship, leadership, or athletics during their years at SSHS. The nominations were then tabulated with the ten students receiving the most nominations be- ing named to the “Who’s Who. Congratulations to these seniors and also to all sen- iors who were nominated. Let ercr BEcorriE nu THUT m URS CRE CRPR3LE OF BE IDE Thomm CfiRgye Who’s Who 21 STUDENTS SHOW Amy Fairchild displays the high-fashion look. Amy Walz and Danika VandenBosch show off as “punks”. Deannie Covington poses as a perfect “prep.’ As senior Shelly Abee prepares for “life after high school,” she exhibits her unique dress. 22 Fashion Page FASHION CREATIVITY Dana Ochs shows off her casual fashion. The distinguished look of the “Members Only” jacket is shown by Geff Boston. Paul Kale has his own unique appearance. Angie Johnson gives SSHS a “vogue” look. “Preppies need love, too!” is Deidra Sig- mon’s favorite way of expressing her style. Fashion Page 23 COUNCIL GETS First Row: K. Simmons, M. McGhinnis, D. Shannon, G. Evans, D. Dagenhardt, T. Fox, T. Bledsoe. Second Row: A. Poovey, S. Parrish, B. Frank, M. Frank, S. Angelica, D. McCall, C. Barnette, A. Reese, B.Haas, L. Dunton. Third Row: A. Laws, M. Martin, L. Lee, R. Waring, M. Smith, J. Pappas, B .Sipe, C. Carpenter, M. Beckom. Fourth Row: J. Barger, T. Bolick, G. Thyne, A. Burton, A. Houston, C. Brookshire, B. Cline, J. Miller, S. Abee, T. Rutrell, S. Starnes. Fifth Row: M. Bumgarner, K. Hown, M. Bolick, C. Rozzelle, J. Spencer, K. Ford, K. Starnes, B. Maye, T. Throneburg, H. Livengood, M. Rockett, E. Wetmore, S. Willis. Mr. Simmons shows his talent by spraying paint on the road. Club: Student Council Advisors: Mr. Bledsoe Mrs. Bowman Mrs. Ervin Mr. Simmons Officers: Teresa Fox, President Donna Dagenhardt, 1st Vice- President Mike McGhinnis, 2nd Vice- President Gina Evans, Secretary Davina Shannon, Treasurer 26 Mr. Bledsoe and Teresa Fox take time out to pose for a picture. STUDENTS INVOLVED The finished product proves a success. Club: Inter-Club Council Advisor: Mrs. L. Sigmon Officers: Donna Dagenhardt, President Donald Godfrey, Vice-President Amy Triplett, Secretary Aundrea Reese, Treasurer First Row: L. Ervin, C. Rozzelle, A. Triplett, A. Reese, D. Dagenhardt. Second Row: K. Austin, D. VandenBosch, R. Moore, D. Ludwig, E. McMahan, S. Isenhour, D. Shannon, M. McGhinnis, E. Wetmore. Third Row: S. Willis, B. Hass, S. Abee, L. Young, J. Kennerly, L. Miller, L. Drum, T. Lafone, M. Hughes. Fourth Row: J. Smith, A. Phelps, J. Lowman, K. Readling, K. Hunter, R. Bowers, L. Propst, T. Fox. Fifth Row: J. Miller, A. Johnson, V. Deyton, M. Bumgarner, E. Adkins, J. Jacumin, A. Hudson. 27 STAFF CAPTURES “INDIANS MARCHING TO First Row: R. Fisher, T. Reeves, B. Maye. Second Row: R. Poovey, S. Angelica, C. Barnette, C. Rotter, S. Abee, L. Doughton, L. Woodruff. Third Row: B. Frank, M. Frank, B. Pope, S. Auton, A. Miller, S. Isenhour, A. Church, R. Landis, J. Travis Co-editors Brandi Maye and Tammy Reeves help Margaret Frank in club identifications. Club: CORONA Advisors: L. Woodruff R. Poovey Officers: Tammy Reeves, Co-editor Brandi Maye, Co-editor Rebecca Fisher, Business editor 28 Corona Corona advisor, Mrs. Laura Woodruff, checks copy for club section completed by Steve Isenhour. Beth Frank and Claudette Barnette compare ideas to create captions. Corona 29 MAGAZINE EXEMPLIFIES STUDENT CREATIVITY First Row: L. Lee, C. Rozzelle, J. Lowman, B.Haas, R. Redden. Second Row: S. Starnes, T. Bolick, S. Willis, L. Hoke. Club: IMPRESSIONS Officers: Beth Hass, Curtis Rozzelle — Class Editors Sylvia Willis, Tim Bolick — Class Editors Lorraine Lee, Anne Poutinen — Class Editors Sonya Starnes, Robbie Redden — Class Editors Advisor: Mr. Hoke Sylvia Willis, selected by fellow classmates, serves as the junior class editor. 30 Impressions TORCH LIGHTS PATH TO SSHS NEWS Club: TORCH Advisor: Mrs. Boone Officers: Jeff Barger, Co-editor in chief Donna Barger, Co-editor in chief Susan Huffman, Business Manager First Row: J. Barger, D. Barger. Second Row: K. Marlow, S. Huffman, B. Sigmon, L. Davidson, A. Morgan. Third Row: B. McNeely, V. Deyton, K. Ledford, R. Bowers, A. McCray, S. Boone. Torch 31 JOURNALISTIC TALENT IS HONORED Row: C. Hollar, S. Hoke, K. Eades, C. Rozzelle, B. Haas. Second Row: S. Angelica, C. Barnette, B. Maye. T Reeves L. Davidson, B. Pope. Third Row: J. Lowman, D. Barger, A. Cavallaro, A. Miller, T. Bolick, M. Bolick. Not Pictured R. Fisher. Willis, S. fcomuuul franxi $« fcfc Silul Jan cJiu oc 4ly '$ nu to HathgUinQ ttu Award of potior iiv rtcoqnilion of outsfarui 1 n axui dimnctiv wrvifft on tha publication laff of the � chool Q Club: Quill and Scroll Advisors: C. Hollar S. Hoke K. Eades Officers: Beth Haas, President Curtis Rozzelle, Vice-President 32 Quill and Scroll NEW CLUB BECOMES ACTIVE Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes (F.C.A.) Advisors: Coach L. Carpenter, Coach Frye Officers: Davina Shannon, President Mike McGhinnis, Vice-President Ashley Guthrie, Secretary Treasurer Kristi Fredell. Reporter First Row: A. Guthrie, D. Shannon, M. McGhinnis. Second Row: G. Swafford, S. Hathcock, S. Starnes, T. Pope, P. Evans, E. Campbell, G. Watson, C. Aldridge, M. Bolic, L. Whitner, D. Clements, J. Bolick, S. Abee, P. Watts, C. Woodby, S. Isenhour, D. Ludwig. Third Row: D. Hollar, N. Moose, S. Mathews, A. Laws, A. Poovey, A. Reese, C. Blackburn, L. Terry, R. Stafford, K. Hawn, P. Hollar, N. Davis, S. Wright, K. Laii, J. Laii, L. Setzer, G. Willis, T. Bolick, L. McDaniel. Fourth Row: L. Abee, M. Brown, B. Woody, L. Ervin, S. Ledford, D. Bradshaw, T. Foster, L. Greenard, R. Teague, W. Stoudemire, E. Starnes, B. Sigmon, D. Kenworthy, C. Gibbs, T. Lookadoo. Fifth Row: L. Austin, C. Lail, L. Edwards, A. Johnson, T. Houston, T Greene, M. Smith, T. Fox, R. Waring, D. Killian, M. Kirby, D. Cline, K. Moser, M. Pope, K. Carpenter, B. Maye, B. Cline, J. Miller. Sixth Row: L. Woods, M. Spencer, M. Rockett, S. Starnes, M. Martin, T. Carter, C. Brookshire, M. Childers, T. Harris, T. Reeves, S. Killian, B. Aldridge, K. Skinner, M. Cook, A. Holder, B. Smith, M. Beck, D. Dagenhardt, L. Dunton, M. Klenke. Seventh Row: D. Sigmon, M. Beckom, J. Sigmon, A. Teague, A. Farmer, G. Ryan, V. Braynt, D. Herman, B. Pless, H. McBride, A. Carswell, V. Warf, E. Cutler, J. Barger, M. Hughes, W. Huffman, T. Bolick, M. Belcher. Eighth Row: M. Sneed, K. Berry, K. Ford, J. Spencer, T. Owens, A. Evans, P. King, D. St. Clair, L. Helton, C. Peterson, X. Le, K. Reid, J. Hicks, N. Pollard, L. Huffman, C. J. Willis, A. Starnes, I. Lail. F.C.A. 33 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN HONOR SOCIETY First Row: A. Triplett, J. Lowman, A. Burton, A. Curtis. Second Row: C. Brookshire, P. Watts, D. Maye, S. Kelly, . Bolick. Third Row: K. Austin B. Cline, B. Maye, T. Reeves, L. Dunton, B. Haas, J. Little, N. Davis. Fourth Row: K. Dunn, S. Willis, N. Moose, A. Guthrie, L. Setzer, A. Herman, S. Goble. Fifth Row: S. Campe, D. Shannon, K-Marlow, D. Hollar, M. Tallman, D. Bradshaw, B. Woodie, K. Laii, D. Dellinger. Sixth Row: C. Rozzelle, R. Martm, A. Ciark, M Bolick, K. Hawn, L. Wilhelm, C. Sipe, D. Heinz. Seventh Row: A. Miller, D. Miller, C. Woodby, B. McNeely, M. McGhinnis, A. Cavallaro, V. Deyton, M. Bumgarner, D. Canipe. Not Pictured — S. Boone. Amy Triplett, Beta Club Vice-President. 34 Beta Club JUNIORETTES GET INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY The Powderpuff defense awaits patiently on the sidelines. With much effort, the offense pushes for a touchdown. Club: Juniorettes Advisors: S. Kelly V. Shuford Officers: Shelly Abee, President Angie Johnson, First Vice-President Aundrea Reese, Second Vice-President Jill Bolick, Secretary Beth Cline, Treasurer Jill Jacumin, Sergeant-at-Arms Tracy Frutrell, Historian First Row: J. Jacumin, J. Bolick, A. Johnson, S. Abee, A. Reese, B. Cline, T. Futrell. Second Row: A. Guthrie, T. Reeves, L. Dunton, C. Brookshire, L. Miller. Third Row: L. Propst, L. Powell, C. Barnette, K. Starnes, L. Lee, P. Watts, L. Ervin. Fourth Row: K. Marlow, D. Hollar, A. Curtis, L. Setzer, B. Maye, B. Haas, K. Ford, D. St. Clair. Fifth Row: T. Houston, T. Greene, M. Smith, D. Shannon, T. Benfield, L. Houghton, T. Owens, J. Spencer. Sixth Row: D. Killian, T. Fox, S. Willis, N. Davis, A. Kennerly, A. Morrow, L. Abee. Seventh Row: D. Dagenhardt, J. Miller, A. Church, K. Hawn, A. Poutinen, J. Kennerly, P. King. Not Pictured — B. Frank, M. Frank, T. Reeves. Juniorettes 35 KEY CLUB SHOWS INTEREST IN COMMUNITY First Row: R. Moore, M. Bumgarner, E. Atkins, D. Heinz. Second Row: S. Wright, S. Freeman, J. Jones, L. Abee, R. Poovey. Third Row: D. Duckett, N. Davis, K. Hawn, M. Bolick, D. Wise, R. Heavner. Club: Key Club Advisor: Mr. Moore . Officers: Matt Bumgarner, President Eddie Adkins, Vice-President Doug Heinz, Secretary Vince Deyton, Treasurer 36 Key CLUB HELPS SERVE THE PEOPLE First Row: S. Willis, K. Readling, D. Shannon, J. Smith, T. Bolick. Second Row: L. Hitaffer, R. Poovey, K. Sherrill, L. Bumgarner, R. Landis, T. Shull. Third Row: J. Devenney, M. Rockett, C. Early, S. McDaniel, B. Pope, C. Willis, D. Thomas, Fourth Row: N. Laii, T Lookadoo, S. Killian, C. Brendle, L. Abee, M. Beck. Samantha Killian joines in the fun. Members of Interact head for the shade after the long walk. Students participate in the CROP walk to help raise money for the needy. Club: Interact Advisors: Mr. Thomas Mrs. DeVenney Officers: Sylvia Willis, President Karen Readling, Vice-President Davina Shannon, Secretary Jamie Smith, Treasurer Tim Bolick, Historian Beth Pope, Reporter Interact 37 “NOSOTROS HABLAMOS ESPANOL” First Row: C. Baker, A. Reese, C. Anderson, C. Brendle, K. Baker, K. Kirby, L. Davidson, L. Ervin, L. Miller, C. Bumgarner, M. Cole, L. Blalock, A. Morrow, D. McCall, D. Herman. Second Row: J. Doughton, J. Bartlett, D. Vandenbosch, R. Moore, L. Hitaffer, L. Propst, P. Sipe, D. Ludwig, E. McMahan, L. Propst, G. Boston, A. Carswell, S. Goble, K. Isenhour, T. Parsons. Third Row: L. Watson, J. Kennerly, McCarley, C. Blackburn, L. Terry, C. Peterson, C. Barnette, L. Helton, R. Stafford, N. Davis, S. Isenhour, K. Laii, C. Gragg, G. Prince, C. Heavner, L. Helton. Fourth Row: P. Huffman, L. Lee, R. Landis, S. Ledford, D.Bradshaw, J. Greenard, L. Greenard, K. UpChurch, D. Reece, L. Abee, M. Belcher, L. Laii, R. Hughes, S. Canipe, R. Wilson, M. Weiner. Fifth Row: M. Seagers, J. Davis, J. Laii, P. Laii, A. Walz, D. Hollar, A. Evans. T. Owens, C. Willis, T. Reeves, M. Cook, K. Skinner, A. Holder, A. Morton, L. Sluder, S. Pope. Sixth Row: D. Parlier, C. Canella, R. Shoestock, C. Ivey, J. Shook, V. Neumaier, M. LeFever, K. Reed, E. Starnes, B. Smith, Ma Poynter, B. Shoestock, S. Auton, R. Killian, C. Hull, A. Schneider, C. Earley, C. Sipe, S. Bolick, J. Little, D. Atwood, S. Hannah, G. Willis, A. Cavallaro, J. Lowman, A. Clark, D. Bolick, M. Stewart, C. Winters, A. Morgan, K. Ritch. Eighth Row: T. Shook. A. Kennerly, J. Travis, D. Bolick, M. Bumgarner, E. Adkins, E. Kilgore, J. Reece. K. Price, A. Hudson, S. Huffman, A. Hudson, T. Gibson, T. Canipe. Ninth Row: G. Boston, K. Paige, E. Weaver, J. Pappas, P. Sipe, R. Gragg. A. Kirby, T. Good, K. Starnes, T. Benfield, D. Sigmon, J. Barnette, M. Cox, B. Moses. Tenth Row: D. Hurtado, D. Freemen, K. Hatley, J. Dix, S. Parrish, D. Johnston, R. Helton, B. Walker, K. Walters, K. Sipe, T. Hooks, M. Stinson. Linda Ervin and Lisa Davidson examine items made in Mexico. Pinatas made by students are exhibited and broken during the Christmas season. Club: Spanish Club Advisors: Mrs. Bartlett Mrs. Doughton Officers: Laura Miller, President Linda Ervin, Vice-President Lisa Davidson, Secretary-Treasurer 38 Spanish “ VIVE LE CERCLE FRANCAIS!” First Row: L. Dunton, D. Dagenhardt, B. Maye, S. Abee, P. Vatts, A. Killian, C. Rozzelle, K. Austin, L. Huffman, J. Barger, J. Miller, C. Brookshire, B. Haas, B. Cline, T. King, A. Triplett, C. Dunn, V. Burleson. Second Row: L. Young, C. Berry, L. Reinhardt, J. Scronce, B. Pope, A. Johnson, M. Berkowitz, K. Branch, J. Hefner, T. Baird, T. Bokick, S. Garner, B. Sigmon, D. Marrow, T. Lafone, T. Flower, S. Clininger. Third Row: D. Bennett, A. Curtis, R. Reddon, C. Hollar, L. Setzer, A. Guthrie, K. Marlow, B. McNeely, S. Angelica, M. Martin, D. Killian, M. Dagenhardt, H. Benfield, M. Clark, M. Gamble, G. Kalus, M. Roberts, J. Marshall. Fourth Row: S. Wright, L. Doughton, T. Bolick, D. Eoll, D. Heinz, D. Billow, A. Miller, M. McGhinnis, V. Atwook, G. Foach. Fifth Row: P. Hollar, T. Houston, T. Greene, A. Church, J. Smith, M. Turner, C. Sigmon, K. Ford, D. St. Clair, J. Spencer, M. McCarley, D. VonDolen, K. Benfield, B. Kirby, K. Stuart, J. Smith, K. Boyd, J. Silva. Sixth Row: S. Dagenhardt, M. Smith, R. Waring, D. Shannon, S.Willis, W. Stoudemire, D. Keever, C.Woodby, J. Leonard, N. Laii, N. Simmons, A. Phelps, C.Readling, D. Bunton, K. Peeler, P. McGhinnis, C. Teague, D. McCarley. Seventh Row: B. Sipe, B. Fulbright, M. Ellidge, T. Thornburg, S. Harris, J. Hunt, A. Farmer, H. Livengood, K. Berry, D. Johnston, S. Killian, V. Deyton. French 39 First Row: A. Triplett, D. Parker, L. Reinhardt. Second Row: L. Hitaffer, A. Phelps, D. Bennett, D. Johnston, K. Reed, D. Wakefield. Third Row: F. Wallen, D. Knight, J. Jones, K. Readling, C. Rotter, K. Dunn, D. Barger, M. Poynter. Fourth Row: S. Hannah, V. Atwood, R. Cook. P. Hawn, C. Rozzelle, J. Russell, K. Ledford, C. Berry, K. Carroll. Club: Drama Club Thespian Society Advisor: Ms. Wakefield Officers: Debbie Parker, President Amy Triplett, Vice-President Johnny Gantt, Secretary Lisa Reinhardt, Treasurer First Row: J. Russell, D. Johnston, D. Bennett, D. Parker, D. Wakefield. 40 Drama and Thespians STUDENTS BROADEN LIBRARY SKILLS Library Club members, Marty Driver and David Dunmyre, pose in the “Slaughter house Five” in the Hickory Jaycees Haunted House. After registration, members wait for the NCHSLA (North Carolina High School Library Association) meeting at CVTC to begin. Diane Baker, with her campaign manager Kim Daily, delivers her winning presidency speech for the South- western District NCHSLA. Club Advisors: Officers: Library Media Club Mrs. Hollar . ,5 Ms. Suarez 1 ' ; Danika VandenBosch. President Renee Moore, Vice-President Melanie Brown, Secretary Susan Hoke, Treasurer Kim Daily, Reporter m 'DKiJ First Row: D. VandenBosch, R. Moore, S. Hoke, K. Daily, M. Brown. Second Row: L. Ervin, L. Long, L. Jones, S. Kim, M. Poynter, D. Baker, R. Nickerson. Third Row: C. Hollar, D. Yount, A. Conner, M. Stewart, C. Poynter, M. Coffey, L. Adams, B. Suarez. Fourth Row: B .Owenby, S. Adams, T. Landis, T. Krzeminski, D. Dunmyre, B. Pulliam, R. Bryant, E.Early. Library 41 CLUB LEARNS PHOTOGRAPHIC SKILL First Row: N. Simmons, D. Johnston, E. Wetmore, S. Isenhour, D. Wakefield. Second Row: A. Phelps, K. Simmons, D. Barger, K. Ledford, K. Readling. Third Row: C. Simons, J. Travis, K. Wilson, T. Shook, K. Reed, B. Pulliam. Photographer catches cheerleaders in action. 42 Photography CLUB BEAUTIFIES INDIAN TERRITORY Club: Art Club Advisor: Mr. Goodnight Officers: Jennifer Kennerly, President Lynnette Young, Vice-President Tammy Shook, Secretary Treasurer Chris Woodby and Brett Aldridge get ideas from the book series Angie Benfield and Jennifer Kennerly work carefully on murals to The Old West. decorate St. Stephens. First Row: T. Shook, L. Young, J. Kennerly, C. Woodby. Second Row: T. Hobbs, J. Shook, C. Fox, R. Stafford, R. Killian, D. Lafone, D. Tan, D. Halsey, M. Arroyo. Third Row: M. Stinson, A.Williams, S. Mellon, D. Lafone, J. Silva, J. Hunt, L. Edwards, A. Benfield, A. Pope, S. Baker. Fourth Row: S. Parrish, C. Hollar, E. Davis, V. Neumaier, P. Kale, M. McCarley, L. Chambers, L. Huffman, S. Burnette, J. Johnson, C. Aldridge, J. Goodnight. Fifth Row: A. Morrow, E. Wetmore, B. Bentley, R. Bryant, B. Eckard, T. Aaron, P. Barker, A. Morgan, K. Ritch, P. Baker. Art 43 “THE VOICE OF SSHS” Club: Radio Staff Advisors: Mr. T. Carpenter M. Cofer Ms. Browne Mrs. Doughton Officers: Jamie Smith, President Julia Lowman, Vice-President Johnny Gantt, Secretary Treasurer First Row: J. Cofer, M. Bumgarner, J. Lowman, J. Smith, D. Bennett, B. Sipe, T. Carpenter. Second Row: V. Melton, D. Shoestock, C. Teague, C. Willis, P. McGhinnis, R. Landis, A. Phelps, L. Lee. Third Row: M. Isenhour, A. Burnette, A. Cavallaro, J. Leonard, N. Lail, A. Starnes. 44 Radio DEBATE TEAM GAINS RECOGNITION First Row: D. Johnston, S. Smith, T. Andrew, S.Willis, B. Haas. Second Row: J. Hawn, M. Elam, N. Laii, J. Young, M. Poynter, L. Lee. David Johnston, treasurer of the Debate club, poses for the camera. Club: Debate Advisor: T. Andrew Officers: Beth Haas, President Sylvia Willis, Vice-President Shari Smith, Secretary David Johnston, Treasurer Debate 45 LETTERS ARE EARNED BY ATHLETES First Row: S. Killian, J. Stinson, M. Brown, D. Godfrey. Second Row: M. Curtis, A. Houston, B. Metcalf, L. Propst, F. Stallings, D. Hourihan, C. Ward, D. Herman, J. Woodruff. Third Row: A. Holder, P. Hollar, K. Marlow, L. Ervin, T. Reeves, T. Reeves, C. Baker, L. Miller, B. Pope, E. Campbell. Fourth Row: P. King, A. Laii, B. McNeely, T. Schwab, A. Johnson, A. Reese, L. Dunton, B. Haas, B. Pless, K. Reed. Fifth Row: K. Hawn, D. Morrow, K. Skinner, N. Pollard, L. Huffman, N. Kirby, C. Peterson, M. Eckard, B. Sigmon. Sixth Row: J. Barger, D. Clements, A. Peppers, E. Ritchie, M. Childers, M. Klenke. Club: Monogram Club Advisors: Coach Curtis Coach Rose Coach Klink Coach Woodruff Miss Sigmon Officers: Donald Godfrey, President Janet Stinson, Vice-President Malinda Brown, Treasurer 46 SCHOOL SPIRIT IS THE PRIDE OF SSHS Club: Pep Club Advisors: Mr. Cofer Mrs. Beard Officers: Aundrea Reese, President Tiffani Lafone, Vice-President Dana Ochs, Secretary T reasurer First Row: D. Ochs, A. Reese, T. Lafone. Second Row: P. Beard, L. Dunton, J. Miller, D. Dagenhardt, B. Maye, T. Reeves, B. Cline, S. Abee, L. Drum, C. Baker, L. Wilhelm, P. Watts, A. Clark, K. Sherrill, L. Propst, V. Neumaier, D. Herman, V. Bryant, S. Hathcock. Third Row: A. Laws, M. McGhinnis, M. Martin, S. Burnette, J. Shook, B. Sigmon, R. Waring, D. McCall, C. Fox, F. Goforth, A. Allison, L. Bumgarner, R. Poovey, M. Cole, L. Blalock, A. Morrow, S. Starnes. Fourth Row: T. Houston, T. Greene, M. Smith, L. Terry, C. Blackburn, C. Covington, L. Ervin, L. Davidson, E. Miller, S. Ledford, D. Bradshaw, M. Belcher, R. Killian, A. Poovey, L. Edwards, S. Starnes, A. Teague. Fifth Row: P. Laii, A. Walz, D. Hollar, A. Johnson, B. Frank, M. Frank, T. Reeves, N. Moose, S. Angelica, G. Evans, C. Sigmon, G. Rhyne, A. Farmer, V. McPherson, M. Beckom, S. Hefner. Sixth Row: M. Winkler, L. Shupe, V. Pressley, T. South, L. Adams, D. Robinson, L. Abee, M. Goforth, L. Setzer, A. Guthrie, C. Peterson, R. Dillingham, L. Helton, T. Harris, K. Stuart, J. Sigmon, T. Throneburg. Seventh Row: C. Aldridge, M. Randall, B. Shondelmyer, J. Jones, T. Hooks, S. Jones, M. Bolick, D. Shoestock, K. Lafone, C. Early, B. Kirby, D. Clements, D. St. Clair, P. King, A. Terry, S. Huffman. Eighth Row: A. Collins, T. Foulkner, T. Foster, H. Covington, M. Stinson, T. Gibson, K. Setzer, D. Shook, M. Sawyer, T. Pressley, J. Adcox, C. Hollar, K. Ford, J. Spencer, S. Isenhour. Ninth Row: T. Benfield, K. Starnes, A. Houston, M. Ikerd, A. Danner, T. Bolick, J. Sronce, W. Whitener, C. Rowe, K. Moser, M. Ludwig, E. Early, L. Laii, C. Heavner, E. McMahan, S. Parrish, D. Ludwig. Tenth Row: R. Helms, D. Reese, L. Sherrill, L. Rusisill, V. Henderson, P. Evans, G. Rhyne, G. Watson, M. Troutman, R. Short. 47 QUIZ BOWL GAINS EXPERIENCE First Row: C. Woodby, W. Setzer, D. Wakefield. Second Row: K. Reid, C. Rozzelle, J. Barger, M. Dagenhardt. The quiz bowl team had a very successful year. They won the Catawba County Championship and went to the regional competition. The team competed in the High-Q competition in Charlotte and placed first out of 53 teams in the qualifying round. They met East Lincoln for the op- portunity to go to the televised quarter finals. Club: Quiz Bowl Advisor: Ms. Wakefield Officer: William Setzer, President 48 Quiz Bowl AFS ENDORSES WORLD FRIENDSHIP Club: American Field Service (A.F.S.) Advisors: Mr. L. Hoke Mrs. Starnes Officers: Amy Triplett, President Jackie Miller, Vice-President Jill Bolick, Secretary Alice Bolick, Treasurer First Row: J. Miller, J. Bolick, A. Bolick, A. Triplett. Second Row: A. Walx, L. Drum, G. Evans, S. Abee, L. Young, D. Dagenhardt, L. Reinhardt, A. Reese, D. Barger. Third Row: C. Starnes, A. Laws, L. Ervin, S. Matthews, L. Davidson, L. Abee, D. Reece, K. Austin, K. Dunn, L. Edwards, B. Stilwell. Fourth Row: T. Owens, C. Lail, A. Evans, M. Berkowitz, V. Henderson, B. Sigmon, M. Martin, P. King, J. Smith, S. Hoke, L. Hoke. A.F.S. 49 FUTURE BUSINESS GOALS ARE SET First Row: C. Davis, M. Teague, A. Killian, T. Beach. Second Row: D. Randall, L. Wilhelm, R. Fisher, L. Long, R. Poovey, S. Huffman, J. Little. Third Row: R. Poovey, J. Minton, D. Huffman, J. Hunt, A. Herman, M. Weaver, D. Badder, K. Hoke, K. Branch, B. Holland. Fourth Row: H. Benfield, L. Partin, S. Elmore, R. Sigmon, C. Rotter, B. Shoestock, D.Knight, R. Stephens, M. Dagenhardt. Fifth Row: D. Crooks, K. Pulliam, K. Readling, P. Noah, W. Merritt, K. Franklin, D. Heinz, P. Huffman. Club: Future Business Leaders of America (F.B.L.A.) Advisors: Mrs. Mull Mrs. Poovey Mrs. Holland Officers: Anita Burton, President Mary Teague, Vice-President Amy Killian, Secretary Tammy Beach, Treasurer Cheryl Davis, Historian Lisa Long enjoys socializing with new members after the meeting. FBLA officers and advisors attend the meeting and installation of new members and officers. 50 FBLA CLUB LEARNS BASIC TEACHING SKILLS Club: Future Teachers of America (F.T.A.) Advisors: Mrs. Herman Mrs. Bowman Mr. Andrew Officers: Jill Jacumin, President Amy Phelps, Vice-President Tammy South, Secretary Tammy Williams, Treasurer First Row: C. Bowman, V. Melton, A. Phelps, B. Herman. Second Row: L. Adams, S. Abee, T. Barbour, A. Killian. FTA 51 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS PREPARE FOR FAMILY LIFE First Row: R. Hughes, D. Dellinger, R. Bowers, T. Futrell, A. Hudson. Second Row: C. Abernathy, L. Propst, L. Whitener, T. Christopher, C. Covington, C. Wilson, J. Greenard, R. Drum, T. Fox, L. Helton, L. Simmons. Third Row: M. Weaver, W. Deitz, R. Fisher, L. Drum, G. Evans, S. Putnam, T. Landis, J. Lynn, A. Hicks. Fourth Row: R. Stevens, C. Miller, D. Bennett, K. Annas, R. Stafford, M. Mitchell, K. Hoke, T. Turpin, C. Hull. Fifth Row: S. Pope, L. Parkhurst, S. Propst, K. Daily, T. Campbell, J. Bumgarner, L. Caldwell, R. Sigmon, K. Killian. Sixth Row: S. Allison, C. Lyalls, W. Ward, D. McDaniel, R. Ennis, T. Setzer. Teresa Fox, Wendy Dietz, and Dana Bennett pose with Santa Claus. Club: Future Homemakers of America (F.H.A) Advisors: Mrs. Simmons Mrs. Shuford Officers: Rachel Bowers, President Angie Hudson, Vice-President Donna Dellinger, Secretary Treasurer Laurie Powell, Historian Rebecca Hughes, Reporter 52 FHA FHA members brighten the day for the patients. HOSA MEMBERS DEVELOP HEALTH SKILLS HOSA members take blood pressure of faculty. Members pay a visit to Western Carolina Center. Club:. Health Occupations Student of America (H.O.S.A.) Advisors: Mrs. Sigmon Mrs. Foster Officers: Michelle Rambeau, President Kathy Hunter, Vice President Glenda Goble, Secretary Diane Lowe, Treasurer HOSA sponsors Blood Pressure Day at SSHS. First Row: M. Rambeau, K. Hunter, S. Dial, G. Goble. Second Row: T. Fow, R. Bowers, T. Shook, W. Dietz, V. Jennings, A. Barnes, C. Sigmon. Third Row: G. Delp, K. Sherrill, L. Parkhurst, C. Hull, L. Travis, D. Frady, R. Stafford. Fourth Row: A. Hudson, L. Greenard, L. Bumgarner, M. Mitchell, K. Annas, G. Aaron. HOSA 53 STUDENTS PROMOTE STUDY OF NATURE First Row: R. Elliott, L. Elliott, T. Fox, R. Helms, D. Poovey, T. Christopher, K. Laii, S. Williams, D. Crooks. Second Row: F. Wallen, R. Teague, T. Pope. G. Swafford, S. Propst, D. Shannon, L. Davidson, D. Baker, D. Parker, L. Powell, J. Roberts. Third Row: F. Brooks, W. Stoudemire, J. Kennerly, G. Mays, C. Mingus, D. McDaniel, M. Bolick, A. Cavallaro, T. King, C. Fox. Fourth Row: D. Herman, J. Miller, L. Huffman, E. Starnes, R. Sigmon, P. Propst, T. Billington, P. Laii, D. Yount. First Row: D. Dellinger, M. Hughes. Second Row: K. Ritchie, A. Morgan, B. Moses, T. Patton, D. Dunmyre, M. Coffey, V. Melton, T. Shook, C. Icard, D. Watts. Third Row: L. McGee, C. Willis, A. Morton, T. Bolick, D. Phifer, D. Childers, T. Hooks, A. Duncan, M. Coffey, J. Lynn. Fourth Row: S. Propst, R. Hill, H. McBride, L. Tweed, C. Martin, S. Greene, R. Sebastian, D. Parlier, G. Kilby, C. Moore, C. Franklin. Fifth Row: L. Killian, D. Odom, C. Gibbs, C. Fox, T. Huffman, D. Kenworthy, L. Abee, C. Brendle, L. Young, M. Frederick, J. Young. First Row: D. Keever, B. Hudson, J. Hicks, P. Sipe, D. Billow, S. Hendrix, D. Starnes, P. Sipe, K. Boyd, S. Killian, N. Lail. Second Row: S. Ritchie, S. Cloninger, K. Paige, R. Deyton, K. Peeler, C. Teague, A. Kennerly, R. Landis, P. McGhinnis, J. Smith, G. Prince, D. Killian. Third Row: K. Simmons, M. Gamble, J. Elston, J. Pappas, M. Clark, D. Frady, A. Church, S. Allison. Club: Biology Club Advisors: Mrs. Boooks Mr. Weaver Mr. Roberts Mr. Simmons Officers: Jeff Elston, Chairman Darrell Poovey Mike Hughes 54 Biology MEMBERS EXPLORE FIELD OF SCIENCE First Row: M. Bumgarner, E. Adkins, S. Willis, V. Deyton. Second Row: T. Lee, D. Ducket, S. Freeman, C. Woodby, E. Wetmore, J. Helton. Third Row: D.Grossmickle, E. Weaver, R. Redden, D. Freeman, J. Laii, K. Killgore. Fourth Row: C. Rozzelle, T. Bolick, W. Setzer, C. Killgore, D. Johnston, M. McGhinnis. Club: Science Club Advisors: Mr. Moats, Mr. Grossnickle Officers: Vincent Deyton, President Sylvia Willis, Vice-President Matt Bumgarner, Secretary Treasurer Eddie Adkins, Sergeant-at-Arms Science 55 SPACE TECHNOLOGY LEARNED BY STUDENTS First Row: E. Wetmore, M. Houston, D. Freeman. Second Row: P. Bunton, S. Parrish, D. Frey, J. Presnell, A. Hoyle, B. Fulbright, B. Sipe, J. Lail. Third Row: C. Readling, R. Shoestock, D. Keever, M. Gamble, D. Punch, J. Hawn, T. Sipe, E. Kilgore. Fourth Row: G. Wetmore, S. Propst, J. Fortenbury, R. Hilton, N. Simmons, D. Johnston. Fifth Row: R. Heavner, K. Simmons, C. Kilgore, M. Isenhour. Mack Houston, president of the Aero-Space club, exhibits school spirit. Club: Aero Space Advisor: Mr. Smith Officers: Mack Houston, President Eddie Wetmore, Vice-President D. Freeman, Secretary Treasurer, Reporter 56 Aero-Space CERAMICS SHOW ARTISTIC ABILITY Club: Advisors: Officers: Ceramics Mrs. Maye Mrs. Workman Lisa Drum, President Revonda Bowman, Vice-President Tamara McDowell, Secretary-Treasurer Students concentrate as they complete ceramic objects. Lisa Blalock carefully paints details on her football player. First Row: H. Workman, G. Evans, L. Drum, J. McDowell, R. Poovey, D. Maye. Second Row: R. Helms, B. Woodie, M. Cole, L. Blalock, L. Mellon, C. Abermat, D. Bradshaw, G. Goble. Third Row: H. Benfield, D. Propst, S. Abee, T. Christopher, A. McCray, A. McPeters, V. Mellon, L. Allison. Fourth Row: R. Perry, T. Krzeminski, D. Eckard, B. McPhersion, J. McDaniel. Ceramics 57 CLUB LEARNS ON-THE-JOB EXPERIENCE First Row: T. Jones, M. Houston, J. Shook, C. Lafone, T. Kimbrell, J. Shook, B. Moses. Second Row: D. Lafone, L. Good, S.Smith, C. Wilson, R. Swanner, T. Moore, B. Billington, R. White, L. Bumgarner. Third Row: P. Ranke, G. Smyre, R. Kemble, J. Johnson, A. Wright, M. Baker, T. Parsons, A. Woody. Fourth Row: D. Barrier, D. Bowman, P. Sherrill, K. Black, R. Wilson. Butch Moses is State VICA Vice-President. At National Conference in Louisville, Kentucky, Scott Houston is named National Parliamentarian. Club: Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (V.I.C.A.) Advisors: Mr. Bumgarner Mr. Jones Officers: Revonda Bowman, President Joe Shook, Vice-President Tina Buchannon, Secretary Tommy Kimbrell, Treasurer Chris Lafone, Reporter Mack Houston, Asst. Reporter John Shook, Parliamentarian Region Seven officers Ann Woody and Revonda pose for the camei: 58 VICA CLUB COLLECTS FOR THE NEEDY First Row: T. Hobbs, S. Long, T. R-ese, R. White, E. Vrabel, J. Whitener. Second Row: C. Greene, M. Rowe, R. Killian, K. Pittman, L. Warren, D. Frye, D. Enderson, B. Wilfong, T. Shook, L. Drum. Third Row: V. Ellis, B. Winkler, T. Massagee, F. Henson, D. Simpson, D. Baker, J. Ashby, M. Bolick, J. Greenard, D. Covington. Fourth Row: D. Miller, D. Bolick, A. Shook, A. Baily, K. Mitchell, E. Richards. T. Richards, S. Blankenship, L. Murphy, A. Barnes. DECA 59 Members pose at a district workshop. Students exhibit their donations for the needy. Club: Distributive Education Clubs of America (D.E.C.A.) Advisor: Mr. Whitener Officers: John Seagle, President Scott Long, Vice-President Tammy Hobbs, Secretary Ed Vrabel, Treasurer Randy White, Parliamentarian Todd Reese, Historian QQN7 BE GREEDY m w GWe Elaine Richards holds Christmas slogan poster for the Canned Food Drive. YOUTH LEARN First Row: P. Story, S. Helton, D. Huffman. J. Renfro, E. Richie, R. Bridgman, D. Herman. Second Row: J. Fortenberry, N. Kale, L. Hass, L. Kaylor, J. Cook, A. Wright. Third Row: R. Elton, D. Miller, D. Brown, K. Wilson, C. Keller, R. Waugh, W. Huffman. Club: Cabinetmaking Club Advisors: Phil Story Officers: Dennis Huffman, President Rick Bridgeman, Vice-President Jeff Renfro, Secretary Treasurer Eric Ritchie, Sergeant at Arms First Row: B. Caldwell, M. White, C. Saine, G. King, A. Reese, E. Cutler. Second Row: C. Ward, S. Baker, T. Bums, W. Ziegenfuss, J. Wright, D. Poovey. Third Row: J. Bradshaw, T. Price, J. Bumgarner, J. D. Bumgarner 60 Bricklaying, Cabinetmaking FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS First Row: J. Bradshaw, G. Hing, D. Godfrey, C. Keller, R. Waugh, K. Isenhour. Second Row: J. Elston, D. Baker, M. Suddreth, T. Harris, L. Propst, B. Metcalf, T. Boleman. Third Row: C. Saine, T. Schwab, L. Cook, R. Sudduth, M. Huffman, L. Kaylor, S. Baker. First Row: J. Sigmon, R. Sudduth, F. Stallings, T. Setzer, M. Sigmon, S. Starkey. Second Row: R. Ennis, R. Killian, D. Bolick, A. Laii, K. Wright, T. Elrod. Third Row: T. Mitchell. T. Canipe, A. Hoyle, J. Seabock, R. Beard, D. Wise. Club: Maintenance Club Advisor: Joe Sigmon Officers: Todd Setzer, President Mark Sigmon, Vice-President Darrell Wise, Secretary Steve Starkey, Reporter Bus Drivers, Maintenance 61 BAND 62 Band MAJORETTES G. Mays, L. Propst, J. Lail. INDIANETTES First Row: K. Marlowe, A. Killian, L. Setzer, D. Hollar, P. Watts, M. Smith. Second Row: D. Dagenhardt, D. Reece, A. Phelps, A. Fairchild, L. Setzer, B. Cline. Band 63 RIFLES DRUM MAJORETTE K. Sherrill, R. Hughes, L. Bumgarner. Tammy Beach FLAGS First Row: D. McCall, D. Parker, A. Gutnerie, R. Waring. Second Row: R. Killian, L. Powell, R. Poovey, L. Abee, N. Moose, J. Smith, J. Jacu min, S. Bolick, T. Barbour, K. Upchurch. CHORUS AND STAGEBAND First Row: B. Kirby, H. Lowrimore, M. White, L. Propst, J. Russell, R. Cook, M. Tallman. Second Row: J. Cofer, L. Whitener, G. Delp, K. Kirby, T. Cunningham, L. Hitaffer. Third Row: R. Blankenship, D. Parlier, A. Conners, P. Bunton. First Row: C. Peeler, R. Wilson, T. Boleman, L. Tweed. Second Row: S. Sigmon, J. Russell, W. Rogers, P. Propst, B. Eckard, E. Wetmore, M. Hatchet, K. Hatley, D. Enderson, J. Pappas, C. Fox, J. Kale, J. Seagle, J. Cofer. Members of this ICT class work to complete course requirements. Sandy Hyatt practices for the installation of officers as others watch. 66 Extended Day EXTENDED DAY OFFERS VIABLE Students enrolled in Extended Day School at SSHS must meet the same requirements for graduation as those in the day program. Although course offerings are not as extensive, students have a variety of classes to take in order to earn the required 18 units. They are able to work full-time in a day job while completing classes in the evening. They also have numerous activi- ties throughout the year which stress the need for main- taining a purposeful life while developing the ability to work well with others. Throughout the year staff members geared activities so students learned to respect the dignity of work and gained leadership knowledge in educational, vocation- al, civic, recreational, and social events. Students par- ticipated in a formal induction ceremony of club officers after campaigning and voting occurred, and class mem- bers prepared a booth displayed at the Catawba County Fair. A Halloween party was held with Mr. Glenn Barger and Mr. Steve Hilton as judges of the costumes, and a Thanksgiving dinner prepared by the food services class was served prior to a program on the meaning of the holiday. Students sponsored a Christmas party for chil- dren in the Receiving Home in Hickory and also for those in the Social Services Cottages in Newton, com- plete with a guest appearance by ’ole St. Nick. They also went Christmas caroling at the N.C. Lutheran Home and took gifts for the residents. Students partici- pated in monthly birthday parties held in honor of stu- dents and staff, and they took field trips to Lenoir- Rhyne College to see such Playmaker productions as The Wool Gatherer. With the departure of Mr. Robert Whisnant, who left to become Extended Day Coordinator at Foard High School, and Ms. Glenda Hefner, who won a teaching assistantship while completing her Master's degree at ASU, Mr. Marcus Rowe was hired to teach classes in social studies and physical science. Mr. Jerry Good- night also began teaching art to evening students in addition to his day classes. Students learn and practice to improve typing skills. The newly-elected officers pose before club members. ALTERNATIVE TO REGULAR PROGRAM Extended day students listen attentively to a campaign speech. Officers: Tina Icard, President Sandy Hyatt,Vice-President Michele Johnson, Secretary Samantha Schronce, Treasurer Greg Bolden, Parliamentarian Advisors: Ms. Marian Ford Mr. Ron Echerd Mrs. Brenda Caldwell Mr. Marcus Rowe Mrs. Evelyn Carpenter Mr. Robert Bass Extended Day 67 DIAMONDS ARE A BOTS The 1982 varsity baseball team had an impressive re- cord of 13-9-1 in the Northwestern 3-A Conference. Expectations were met as the players became individ- uals of greater character and responsibility. Coach Harry Frye’s goal was to stress dedication and teamwork and with the great leadership of the seniors, he felt that this goal was achieved successfully. Coach Frye commented that he coached an outstanding group of young men and developed a better understanding of the modern teen- ager. All Conference players were Joel Sigmon, Lynn Hous- ton, and Dwayne Spencer. Indian runner takes lead at first base. Paul Kale makes turn at first. First Row: P. Billow, E. Houston, J. Sigmon, L. Houston, D. Spencer, S. Greene. Second Row: B. Metcalf, A. Laii, C. Ward, L. Propst, K. Har- ris, N. Pollard, D. Poovey. Third Row: W. Huffman, G. Swafford, S. Helton, S. Conner, E. Ritchie, G. Sigmon, P. Kale, D. Herman, R. Teague, E. Cutler, S. Greene. 70 Varsity Baseball BEST FRIEND Eric Houston “gets back into the swing of things” after being out for part of the season for a shoulder operation. Waiting for results is one of the most intense moments as shown on the faces of these Indians. The opponent scampers back to first base on a pick-off try. Sophomore pitcher Scott Helton Paul Kale, backed by Derek Poovey, strives to winds up for delivery to home plate, complete a difficult catch. Varsity Baseball 71 YOUNG INDIANS First Row: R. Deyton, K. Herman, S. Hendrix, A. Kirby, P. Sipe, P. Sipe, D. Brown. Second Row: M. Poynter, Coach D. Kirkpatrick, T. Hefner, D. Billow, R. Gragg, D. Kenworthy, P. Noble, P. Lail, Coach M. Curtis, C. Brendle. While watching the pitcher, David Kenworthy sneaks off first base. Third baseman Patrick Noble and shortstop Rick Gragg wait de- fensively for the play. 72 J. y Baseball SHOW POTENTIAL Pitcher Phillip Sipe begins wind up. Catcher Danny Billow waits for the pitch. Patrick Noble works toward hand-eye coordination for smooth contact with the ball. The Junior Varsity Indians finished their season with a victory over West Caldwell, ending the year with a 5-5 Northwestern Conference record. Coached by Marty Curtis and Lenoir-Rhyne stu- dent teacher Don Kirkpatrick, the Indians improved steadily with hard work and dedication to finish the year with a winning overall record of 9-8. As the J. V. Indians continue to improve, they will make a large contribution to the varsity team, stated Coach Cur- tis. Rick Gragg was chosen as Most Valuable Player. Pete Lail steals a base against a West Caldwell Warrior. Right fielder David Kenworthy aims for centerfield. J. V. Baseball 73 INDIANS GAIN SUCCESS Four-year track member Don Short competitively throws the shot. The 1982 boys’ track team claimed the title of “1982 Northwest- ern Conference Champs. Coach Kenny Weaver was proud of the team and happy for the seniors who provided quality leadership and ability. He commented that he was excited about next year’s possibilities and hoped the Indians could remain champions. The team was composed of a unique blend of individuals who strived for the same goal and worked together as a team as they accomplished that goal. New school records by All Conference members for 1982 were as follows: David Tollman — pole vault (11 feet 9 inches); Matt Klenke — high jump (6 feet 4 inches); Brad McNeely — 1 IOmeter high hurdles (15.08 seconds). Other All Conference members were as follows: Sonny Lackey — shotput; Eddie Campbell, Brad McNeely, Tim Schwab, William Eckard — 800 meter relay; Eddie Rosamond, Tracy Reitzel, Mark Eckard, Scott Miller — 1600 meter relay. Indians rapidly pull ahead at the start of the mile run. First Row: D. Tallman, J. Barnette, J. Moebius, T. Reitzel, B. McNeely, T. Schwab, L. Day, D. Twiggs, D. Godfrey, M. Childers, T. Wright, S. Killian, M. Klenke, E. Campbell. Second Row: R. Sigmon, E. Rosamond, W. Caldwell, S. Lackey, F. Stallings, G. Boston, R. Dillingham, L. Kaylor, L. Chambers, M. Walker, R. Bridgeman, J. Pappas, D. Carter, J. Boston, B. Eckard. Third Row: J. Travis, J. Hicks, B. Sigmon, C. Gibbs, E. Starnes, E. Weaver, S. Hannah, M. Eckard, G. Lewis, P. Scott, T. Canipe, S. Miller, M. Hartsoe, S. Winkler, C. Wallace, P. Hawn, R. Rollins, J. Stock, Coach K. Weaver. Fourth Row: L. Haas, M. Cultrera, H. McBride, J. Warf, M. Bolick, E. Adkins, M. Hughes, T. Huffman, J. Barger, K. Reed, C. Ruff, D. McCloy, R. Huffman, S. Dagenhart, B. Caldwell. 74 Boys’ Track “ONE STEP AT A TIME” Mark Eckard ‘‘bends over backwards” to help the track team. i Jody Pappas proves that sophomore Indians can be just as out- standing as anybody else. William Eckard edges out his opponents to aid the team in winning the conference championship. Randy Dillingham bursts from his starting block in a hard-fought race against Wilkes Central. Larry Day shows an expression of intense effort while throwing the discus. David Tallman, who broke his own school record in the pole vault, concentrates before a jump. Boys’ Track 75 TRACK TEAM RUNS AWAY Tammy Hedrick, who was named Most Valuable Runner, an- chors a winning relay team which advanced to the regionals. The 1982 girls' track team set their goals high for competition in the Northwestern 3-A Conference. Coach Loyd Hoke commented that he was very proud of all 41 girls who worked hard and learned to believe in themselves. They realized this when they were an- nounced as the Conference Champions! All of the hard work was clearly evident with eight girls winning seventeen all-conference awards and with the setting of the following nine new school records: 100 and 200 meter dash — Tammy Hendrick — 12:7, 26:27; 400 meter run — Iris Wilfong — 1:04:16; 1600 meter run and 3200 meter run — Patty King — 5:38, 12:44:4; 100 meter hurdles — Tammy Reeves — 17:6; Triple Jump Laura Wilson — 33 feet, 5 inches; shot — Ann Kimball — 30 feet, 8 inches; and in the 800 meter relay — Angie Holder, Cheryl Baker, Leslie Withers and Tammy He- dreck — 1:48:7. Other outstanding runners were honored at the Spring Athletic Banquet. Ann Kimball won the best in field events” and Angie Holder was honored for her achievement in sprints. The Team-Before-Self Award was won by Iris Wilfong. First Row: L. McGalliard, T. Reeves, B. Frank, A. Houston, K. Starnes, T. Benfield, D. St. Clair, L. Withers, J. Greenard, T. Hammett, S. Clark. Second Row: L. Wilson, J. Spencer, C. Baker, L. Miller, S. Abee, S. Angelica, M. Frank, K. Fredell, P. King, R. Elliot, S. Williams. Third Row: A. Herman, M. Brown, A. Walz, D. Hollar, K. Marlow, P. Hollar, S. Wright, A. Puotinen, I. Wilfong. Fourth Row: Coach L. Hoke, A. Holder, J. Davis, K. Hawn, A. Johnson, J. Schreck, N. Moose, D. Ochs. Practice pays off for Cheryl Baker and Leslie Withers as they complete a successful hand-off to place first in the 400-meter relay. 76 Girls’ Track WITH CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Anne Puotinen, a determined runner, strives to finish the last lap in the mile run. Coach Hoke, a devoted teacher and runner, takes time to give the girls a few tips. Tammy Reeves, winner of the Best Hurdler Award, races to finish first in the 100-meter hurdles. Patty King, recipient of the Best Long Distance Runner Award, finishes first in the 2-mile run. Coach Hoke anxiously awaits to see Tammy Hedricks winning time in the 100-meter dash. SOFTBALL EXPERIENCES NEW The 1982 girls’ softball season ended with an overall record of 4-12 and a conference record of 3- 7. The team's strongest point was the hitting from seniors Amy Hicks, Sandy Eggers, and Cindy Bo- lick, and freshmen Kristin Skinner and Debbie Morrow. After finishing his first softball season. Coach Ed Klinck said that he is looking forward to next year and an improved team and record. Those persons selected for awards were: Kristin Skinner, Best Offensive Player; Debbie Morrow, Most Improved; and Janet Stinson, Best Defensive Player and Most Valuable. Team spirit is maintained on field and off. Beth Sigmon pitches, hoping for a strike. First Row: T. Barger, C. Hedrick, S. Eggers, A. Hicks, L. Shook, C. Bolick. Second Row: B. Pope, L. Ervin, R. Wilson, J. Stinson, A. Reese. Third Row: A. Bolick, M. Cook, D. Morrow, B. Sigmon, K. Skinner. Fourth Row: P. McGhinnis, K. Peeler, M. Turner, Coach Ed Klinck. 78 Softball CONFERENCE WITH NEW COACH First-year catcher Kristen Skinner improves her technique. Debbie Morrow, in a ready stance, awaits the next play. Janet Stinson and Amy Hicks observe opponents’ defensive tactics. Softball 79 VARSITY INDIANS HAVE SEASON The Varsity Indians had a frustrating season, los- ing five games by seven points or less. However, they ended the season by beating the Alexander Central Cougars, who tied with West Caldwell for the confer- ence championship. Speaking of the team’s strong and weak points, Head Coach Marty Curtis explained, “Their main strength was in the passing game, and they possessed the positive attitude that they could win every game they played. An inexperienced defense consisting al- most entirely of underclassmen was the main weak- ness, although a lack of depth was also evident. Aided by assistant coaches Ed Klinck, Ken Weaver, Rick Stallings, Chris Rose, and Jim Wood- ruff, Mr. Curtis strived throughout the season to not only improve the players’ fundamental skills but also to help them develop character and to teach them how to sacrifice their individual goals for the good of the team. Of his Varsity Indians Coach Curtis commented, “The season was disappointing from the standpoint of wins and losses, but I found that athletes at Saint Stephens High School have a lot of pride and will always bounce back from adversity and never, never quit. ” Receiving awards at the Fall Athletic Banquet were the following: Outstanding Defensive Back and Team-Before-Self, Tripp Burns; Outstanding Defen- sive Lineman, Scott Killian; Outstanding Offensive Back, Matt Klenke; Outstanding Offensive Lineman and the Golden Helmet Award, team captain Donald Godfrey (who in three years never missed a game or a practice); Most Improved, Nick Pollard; and Most Valuable, Brad McNeely. Named for All-Conference honors were Donald Godfrey and Brad McNeely. Matt Klenke scores a touchdown on a long run. After being treated by the Indian medical staff — Dr. Alfred Mor- etz, therapist John Goodrich, and trainer Gene Brooks — these in- jured players watch their teammates. First Row: S. Lackey, S. Killian, T. Burns, M. Childers, M. Klenke, D. Godfrey, N. Kirby, D. Clements, T. Schwab, D. Poovey. Second Row: R. Dillingham, M. Eckard, S. Helton, B. Metcalf, D. Propst, J. Cline, C. Floyd, F. Stallings, M. Robinson, B. McNeely. Third Row: E. Miller, R. Bridgeman, D. Brown, J. Gilbert, L. Rogers, C. Keller, R. Waugh, S. Winkler, L. Helton, A. Carswell, L. Kaylor, J. Warf. Fourth Row: N. Pollard, M. McGhinnis, R. Gragg, P. Laii, K. Wilson, M. Huffman, L. Cook, P. Kale, C. Peterson, P. Noble, M. Hughes, D. Carter, D. Lane. 80 Varsity Football FILLED WITH DISAPPOINTMENTS Coach Curtis hurriedly instructs quarterback Matt Klenke. Indian senior Scott Killian takes advantage of an opening. Coach Ed Klinck visits the huddle during a time out. Indian defense attacks opponents. SSHS players charge the Hibriten offense. Players look on in anticipation of touchdown. Varsity Football 81 J.V. PLAYERS IMPROVE Although experiencing a disappointing season in terms of wins and losses, the J. V. Indians ... im- proved fundamentally, which is what we wanted to do. We lost some very close games, and with a break or two, could have had a fine year,”stated Coach Marty Curtis. He added that since the players had gained experience, next year's football program would hope- fully be more successful. Through many hours of tiring practice and hard- played games, the young men worked well together and strived to make their Indian fans proud. Freshman Phillip White won the Most Valuable Player Award. First Row: C. Simons, R. Bryant, T. Huffman, C. Gibbs, J. Hicks, M. Kirby, D. Allen, D. Kenworthy, T. Hefner, A. Kirby, D. Killian. Second Row: H. McBride, B. Hudson, J. Kale, S. Houston, B. Sigmon, J. Rosamond, R. Huffman, K. Johnson, S. Cloninger, K. Berry, D. McDaniels, P. White, M. Hilton. Third Row: T. Turner, C. W’inters, J. Eckard, R. Walsh, M. Schwab, K. Cuthrell, C. Stine, D. Billow, B. Houser, P. Sipe, R. Bost, D. Poteat, J. Cook. Fourth Row: J. W’ithers, M. Huffman, D. Barger, M. Roberts, S. Coffey, P. Baker, T. Aaron, T. Withers, M. Huff- man, S. Rosenschein, C. Coats, D. Wimbush. 82 J. V. Football Coach Woodruff gives some last minute instructions to Boyd Houser. Trainer Gene Brooks aids Jeremy Rosamond with his injury. FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS The team expresses their spirit while running through the sign. The Indians make a forceful show and prepare for the game. Tim Hefner struggles to make extensive yardage on the play. The Indians prepare for the next play, while referees watch in- Phillip White intercepts pass from Watauga Pioneers, tensely. J. V. Football 83 CROSS COUNTRY RUNS AWAY Robin Elliott receives her time after an agonizing run. Rick Deyton, Jeff Barger, and Eddie Adkins advance through a group of competitors. First Row: S. Hoke, A. Puotinen. P. King, L. Lee, R. Elliott, S. Williams. Second Row: T. Ellis, D. Hodge, E. Weaver, M. Dean, J. Stock, A. Williams. Third Row: L. Hoke, T. Canipe, K. Paige, K. Reed, R. Sigmon, L. Spencer, E. Adkins, R. Deyton, J. Barger. 84 Cross Country WITH SECOND PLACE Third-year team member, Ken Reed, tries to maintain a lead over an advancing opponent. Area teams prepare for a meet at St. Stephens. Coach Loyd Hoke led both the boys and the girls of his cross-country teams to second place finishes in the Northwestern Conference. With the boys placing the best ever in the conference, Coach Hoke stated, ‘‘There will only be two seniors leaving. Runners with good potential are returning next year.” Out of six girls on the team Patty King, Shawn Williams, and Robin Elliot were selected as all-con- ference. Ken Reed and Jeff Barger represented the boys as all-conference runners. Ken Reed and Patty King were picked Most Valu- able Runners, as well as being selected as team cap- tains. A few team members loosen up before looking over the course. Jeff Barger strives to overtake an adversary. Patty King is exhausted after finishing the St. Stephens cross- country course. LADIES AND NEW COACH The 1982 Volleyball team had an overall record of 6-7 and a record of 5-5 in the conference. The team was young with only three seniors and three juniors. According to Coach Moats, the team's strongest point was their willingness to work hard to improve. Coach Lester Moats commented, “The loss of Ma- linda Brown to injuries (both wrists) hurt our team tremendously. We missed her experience and leader- ship. When she was healthy, we were the only team to defeat Watauga. I look forward to a good season next year because all the players gained experience during the season. The team’s co-captains, Malinda Brown and Janet Stinson, jointly received the Most Valuable Player Award. The Best Defensive Award went to sophomore Kristin Skinner, and the Most Improved Player Award went to Beth Pope. Janet Stinson received The Best Spiker Award and was also chosen as an All- Conference player. Kelly Hawn is up and ready to block a spike. 4v Four-year-starter and co-captain Janet Stinson serves ball for an- other point. First Row: M. Brown, J. Stinson, B. Haas. Second Row: L. Moats, J. Hunt, C. Heavner, S. Hathcock, T. Benfield, K. Laii, B. Pope, A. Terry. Third Row: A. Teague, S. Starnes, J. Sigmon, A. Holder, D. Morrow, K. Skinner, K. Hawn, D. Granger, M. Beckom. 86 Volleyball HAVE TASTE OF SUCCESS Kim Lail bumps the ball as fellow Indians stand ready. J. V. team members show spirit before the game. Captains Mary Beckom and Joy Sigmon meet officials Debbie Morrow seta up a spike as her and the Cougar captain. team anticipates a point. Freshman Joy Sigmon serves ball, anticipating another point. Co-captain Malinda Brown bumps ball for teammate Kristin Skinner. Sharon Hathcock sets up the ball for her J. V. teammates. Volleyball 87 INDIAN WRESTLERS First Row: D. Patton, S. Edwards, R. White, J. Forbes, R. White, B. Pless, B. Aldridge, P. Hutchinson, E. Miller. Second Row: B. Sipe, D. Billow, J. Gilbert, D. Poovey, A. Carswell, C. Peterson, C. Floyd, K. Berry, B. Caldwell. Third Row: E. Weaver, S. Cloninger, H. McBride, S. Killian, A. Laii, B. Hudson, D. Gilbert, L. Carpenter. Indians begin match by shaking hands with their opponents. Alan Lail waits for the “slap of the mat” to designate a pin. Kyle Berry works for six points. Seniors provide leadership for the 1982-1983 Varsity Indians. 88 Wrestling SHOW DETERMINATION Coach Larry Carpenter concentrates on a winning matoh. Hard work brings success for Johnny Forbes. Randy White accepts congratulations from teammates after a successful match. Chris Peterson uses strength and determination for a winning Richard White “gives it his all” as he successfully gains a pin. score. First Row: A. Phelps, P. Campbell, C. Young, J. Withers, S. Floyd, D. Killian. Second Row: B. Koser, J.Nagle, J. Kerley, J Piekarski, H. Hoyle. Third Row: J. Helton, J. Carswell, E. Isenhour, P. White, M. Pope, N. McDowell. Wrestling 89 INDIANS DISPLAY First Row: W. Huffman, M. Eckard, M. Childers, M. Klenke, V. Bryant, J. Barger, T. Fowler, S. Greene. Second Row: G. Swafford, D. Ludwig, E. McMahan, K. Harris, B. McNeely, J. Icard, P. Kale, W. Stoudemire, R. Teague, T. Clontz, G. Brooks. Matt Klenke completes the second option of the Indian offense with a field goal attempt. During the 1982-1983 basketball season, the St. Stephens varsity boys went through a period of dis- appointments losing several close games by only a few points. With an overall record of 2 and 18, the team showed weakness on defense and rebounding al- though they worked well together. Seniors Matt Klenke and Mark Childers proved to be the scoring leaders for the team with Van Bryant and Jeff Barger leading in rebounds. According to Coach Frye, “We want to encourage the juniors to work hard in the off season so we can become a much better team next year. Brad McNeely checks out options offered by the Indian offense. 90 Boys’ Varsity Basketball ENTHUSIASM Players and cheerleaders meet for a pre-game motivational yell. The game opens with the traditional jump shot. Senior Mark Childers looks inside to post area as he dribbles the ball to the base line. Junior Paul Kale rebounds a missed shot. Team captain Van Bryant meets Watauga captains. Boys’ Varsity Basketball 91 DEDICATED INDIANS First Row: A. Holder, M. Cook, K. Skinner, D. Morrow, K. Hawn, M. Beckom, A. Morgan, J. Adox. Second Row: M, Brown, J. Stinson, B. Woodie. Coach Lester Moats proudly shakes the hand of Janet Stinson, who scored over 1,000 points during her four-year varsity basket- ball career at SSHS. Senior Janet Stinson out jumps Watauga opponent at the tip-off. The 1982-1983 varsity girls were a young team. Their conference record was 3-8 and their overall re- cord was 5-16. The team worked well together, achiev- ing their goals of gaining experience and improving. Janet Stinson, Debbie Morrow, and Kristin Skinner had aggravating ankle injuries, and Jackie Adcox had knee surgery. These girls played well even with the discomforts. The girls hope to begin a weight lifting program and to attend camps over the summer. Coach Lester Moats would also like to work more individually in the off-season to improve necessary skills. 92 Girls’ Varsity Basketball FIGHT HARD Lady Indians listen carefully to instructions during a time-out. All-Conference player Janet Stinson pre- pares to add to Indian score. The Indians’ zone defense effectively halts Pioneers’ offense. Freshman Mary Beckom looks for an open teammate. Team captains meet at center court with game officials to discuss basic rules and regulations. Sophomore Kristen Skinner concentrates on her free throw at- tempt. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 93 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row: K. Starnes, S. Angelica, T. Reeves, B. Maye, L. Dunton, A. Reese. Second Row: A. Houston, J. Miller, D. Ochs, A. Johnson. The varsity cheerleading squad began the summer by practicing various cheers and attempting to perfect them, so they would be adequately prepared to attend the National Cheerleaders Association Workshop at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. The hours of hard work and practice paid off for the girls when they were presented the Award of Excellent for being the best squad at the camp. After returning home, the cheer- leaders prepared for the busy year ahead. Under the leadership of their new cheer- leading coach, Pat Beard, and the head cheerleader, Laurie Dunton, the squad helped boost school spirit by having pep rallies during school and by hosting a special community pep rally before one of the football games. The cheerleaders also made posters and spirit banners and practiced many long hours so they would be able to lead spirited cheers during both football and basketball seasons. 94 Varsity Cheerleaders AWARDED TOP HONORS Varsity Cheerleaders 95 JUNIOR VARSITY INDIANS With an overall record of 11-8 and a conference record of 6-4, the young Indi- ans experienced a satisfying year. Al- though the season was successful, the team had some disappointments. Losing in double overtime to Alexander Central and later dropping a two-point game to host Watauga kept the Indians from ty- ing for the conference championship. Speaking of his players, Coach Jim Woodruff commented, “This team defi- nitely improved during the season. They became more of a team-oriented outfit with balanced scoring and high assist numbers.” Team members agreed that their over- all winning record and their winning con- ference record as well as a long-awaited victory over the hosting Hickory High Tornadoes were pleasant rewards for long hours of practice and hard work. J.V. boys prepare to play the Cougars, whom they defeated 60 to 57. Indians work the ball offensively to overtake the Cougars. SSHS players move the ball in an attempt to score against the Alexander defense. First Row: T. Good, D. Cline, S. Rosenschein, S. Hendrix, P. Barker, C. Simons, Mgr. Second Row: M. Kirby, R. Bost, T. Hefner, R. Gragg, M. Beasley, T. Johnson, M. Ludwig, D. Kenworthy, S. Broadway, R. Walsh, A. Burnette, Mgr. HAVE WINNING SEASON Sleeted as Most Valuable Player, fresh- man Mike Ludwig powers his way to the basket. Coach Jim Woodruff discusses strategy with his players. Tony Johnson rebounds a missed shot and lays it in for a score. Sophomore Todd Good takes a shot off a successful Indian fast break. Scott Rosenchein shoots over zone as fellow Indians battle for rebound position. Tim Hefner shoots from the charity stripe. Scott Hendrix and Scott Rosenschein run the Indian offense. J.V Boys' Basketball 97 J.V. GIRLS “GIVE Although the girls J.V. basketball season was not filled with many victories, Coach Chris Rose consid- ered it successful in that players had improved their skills and would be better prepared for the next sea- son. The team worked well together with strong lead- ership from Joy Sigmon, Karen Reitzel, Angie Teague, and Aundrea Poovey. According to Coach Rose, “One major weakness for the lady Indians was their rebounding ability, but their shooting form im- proved during the season.” Joy Sigmon jumps against opposing Cougar. Aundrea Poovey gets off a quick pass to teammate Angie Teague. First Row: J. Sigmon. A. Teague. Second Row: K. Reitzel, A. Poovey, A. Laws, J. Spencer, C. Withers, L. Woods, S. Hathcock, S. Starnes. 98 Girls’ J. V. Basketball IT THEIR BEST SHOT Coach Chris Rose discusses game strategy with his girls during a time-out. Indians stop Alexander Central’s fast break. Keeping the ball under control, Karen Reitzel signals the play. Karen Rietzel shoots from the free throw line. Freshmen Indians advance down court. Girls’ J.V Basketball 99 J.V. INDIANS SHOW PEP Once again the junior varsity cheerleaders attend- ed Furman University’s National Cheerleading Asso- ciation Camp during July. Along with three blue su- perior ribbons and one red excellent ribbon, they brought back new cheers and chants to boost the spir- its of the J. V. Indians. While the cheering never stopped during the four days at Furman, some of the girls commented, “Camp takes a lot of hard work and determination, but it's all worth while when you bring home that blue ribbon.” The industrious squad sold programs at varsity football games and cheered at the Homecoming pep rally and game. In addition, they made posters to show their support and best wishes for the J. V. Indi- ans. First Row: T. Reeves, M. Frank, B. Frank, P, Evans. Second Row: T. Throneburg, R. Short, G. Rhyne, M. Martin. 100 J. V. Cheerleaders LINKSTERS DRIVE FOR BIRDIES In 1982 the St. Stephens golf team underwent a year of training. Al- though the team consisted of only one returning letterman, they were com- petitive in every match. First-year player, Jeff Ashby, received the Most Valuable Award, and Todd Cook re- ceived the Most Improved. According to Coach Tollman, “We have five re- turning lettermen and with the addi- tion of some good freshmen, we should Bobby Burton gets out of trouble with a well placed “chip shot.” Line Huffman, David Dunmyre, and Todd Cook choose the right club for their next shot. Jeff Ashby puts technique and style to- gether for a long drive. B. Billington, A. Peppers, D. Dunmyre, L. Huffman, J. Ashby, B. Burton, T. Good, Coach E. Tallman. Bobby Burton and Coach Ed Tallman clown around before a match. Golf 101 BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM PLAYS HARD First Row: D. Ludwig, M. Bielawski, A. Beaver, J. Kerley, M. Bumgarner. Second Row: A. Cavallaro, T. Ludwig, Coach: D. Grossnickle. 102 Boys’ Tennis As the tennis team practiced, they set their goals high for improving their skills, understanding the game, improving relationships with others through competition and fairplay. Coach Dennis Grossnickle commented, ‘The team represented St. Stephens well together.” With hard work and determination, Mike Bie- lawski received Most Improved Player, and Jeff Ker- ley received Most Valuable Player for his contribu- tions. Mike Bielawski’s determination pays off when he received the Most Improved Award at the Spring Athletic Banquet. Jeff Kerley, honored for re- ceiving the Most Valuable Player trophy, strives hard to keep on top. Steve Drum keeps his eyes on the ball. SSHS ADDS NEW SPORT First Row: A. Duncan, L. Elliott, B. Smith, W. Propst. Second Row: M. Foster, D, Vandenbosch, D. Phifer, S. Propst, M. Brown. Laurie Elliott attempts a forehand return. Junior Bessie Smith prepares to receive a serve. Tennis players contend with afternoon sun and subsequent shad- ows while practicing. This being the first year for girls’ tennis at SSHS, the team had to put in much practice and hard work to reach their goals of improving and becoming more competitive. The team did well in the conference tournament and the sectionals, stated Coach Mickie Foster. She was also very pleased with their record of 2 wins and 8 losses but hopes to strengthen the pro- gram by getting more girls to try out next year. Kristi Fredell and Laurie Elliott were both award- ed the Most Valuable Award, and Bessie Smith re- ceived the Most Improved Award. Girls’ Tennis 103 INDIANS SELECTED TO A. Cross Country — Shawn Williams, Robin Elliott, Patty King, Jeff Barger, Kenny Reed. B. Football — Brad McNeely, Donald Godfrey C. Basketball — Matt Klenke, Janet Stinson D. Boys’ Track — Mark Eckard, Matt Klenke, Brad McNeely, Tim Schwab, Eddie Campbell, Sonny Lackey. Not Pictured — David Tallman, Scott Miller, Tracy Reitzel, William Eckard, Eddie Rosamond E. Wrestling — Brent Pless, Chris Peterson, Scott Killian, Brett Alridge, Randy White F. Baseball — Dwayne Spencer, Lynn Houston, Joel Sigmon G. Girls’ Track — Angie Holder, Laura Wilson, Patty King. Not Pictured — Tammy Hedrick, Lynn Greenard, Cheryl Baker, Leslie Withers, Ann Kimball H. Volleyball — Janet Stinson 104 All-Conference ALL CONFERENCE All-Conference 1105 ATHLETES ARE HONORED 106 Athletic Banquets Varsity Boys’ Basketball SSHS 63 Fred T. Foard 85 SSHS 50 West Lincoln 54 SSHS 66 Fred T. Foard 81 SSHS 54 Bunker Hill 69 SSHS 41 Hickory 69 SSHS 62 Newton-Conover 71 SSHS 66 Newton-Conover 64 SSHS 42 Bunker Hill 80 SSHS 68 Bandys 69 SSHS 71 Hickory 75 SSHS 42 Alexander Central 47 SSHS 43 West Caldwell 57 9SHS 56 Hibriten 62 SSHS 53 Watauga 58 SSHS 52 Alexander Central 53 SSHS 66 West Caldwell 69 SSHS 48 Hibriten 55 SSHS 74 Wilkes Central 89 SSHS 72 Watauga 52 SSHS 51 Wilkes Central 81 J.V. Boys’ Basketball SSHS 57 Fred T. Foard 50 SSHS 52 West Lincoln 38 SSHS 53 Fred T. Foard 57 SSHS 59 Bunker Hill 42 SSHS 50 Hickory 57 SSHS 48 Newton-Conover 59 SSHS 62 Bunker Hill 51 SSHS 30 Newton-Conover 48 SSHS 37 Hickory 35 SSHS 35 Alexander Central 38 SSHS 47 West Caldwell 60 SSHS 58 Hibriten 55 SSHS 48 Watauga 50 SSHS 60 Alexander Central 57 SSHS 45 West Caldwell 58 SSHS 54 Hibriten 49 SSHS 57 Wilkes Central 33 SSHS 63 Watauga 59 SSHS 70 Wilkes Central 45 Varsity Wrestling Indian Classic Tournament 3rd out of 8 South Caldwell 38-39 Shelby Invitational Tournament 1st out of 8 Brevard Invitational Tournament 4th out of 8 West Lincoln 34-29 Statesville 12-40 Watauga 28-28 Alexander Central 54-15 Wilkes Central 52-18 Hibriten 36-29 Varsity Conference Tournament 3rd out of 6 Varsity Girls’ Basketball SSHS 44 Fred T. Foard 38 SSHS 32 West Lincoln 38 SSHS 38 Fred T. Foard 52 SSHS . 36 Bunker Hill 47 SSHS 42 Hickory 50 SSHS 29 Newton-Conover 43 SSHS 48 Bunker Hill 43 SSHS 43 Bandys 58 SSHS 38 Hickory 49 SSHS 28 Alexander Central 40 SSHS 52 West Caldwell 53 SSHS 56 Hibriten 51 SSHS 31 Newton-Conover 47 SSHS 41 Watauga 43 SSHS 39 Alexander Central 38 SSHS 41 W7est Caldwell 39 SSHS 43 Hibriten 47 SSHS 40 Wilkes Central 42 SSHS 42 Watauga 50 SSHS 36 Wilkes Central 43 J.V. Girls’ Basketball SSHS 34 Fred T. Foard 49 SSHS 43 West Lincoln 38 SSHS 19 Fred T. Foard 22 SSHS 41 Bunker Hill 58 SSHS 29 Hickory 101 SSHS 30 Newton-Conover 51 SSHS 37 Bunker Hill 50 SSHS 20 Newton-Conover 53 SSHS 26 Hickory 62 SSHS 25 Alexander Central 40 SSHS 33 West Caldwell 48 SSHS 31 Hibriten 24 SSHS 33 Watauga 40 SSHS 22 Alexander Central 38 SSHS 40 West Caldwell 47 SSHS 32 Hibriten 35 SSHS 16 Wilkes Central 49 SSHS 16 Watauga 35 SSHS 17 Wilkes Central 40 Girls’ Cross Country Scoreboard Watauga 19 Watauga 32 SSHS 48 SSHS 53 Wilkes Central 69 Wilkes Central 80 Forbush 97 Watauga 28 Starmount 104 SSHS 37 Wilkes Central 60 Watauga 23 SSHS 32 Watauga 40 Wilkes Central 78 East Burke 47 SSHS 68 Wilkes Central 99 Scoreboard 107 J.V. Baseball East Burke Fred T. 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Foard ' SSHS West Caldwell SSHS Newton 8 113Vi Wilkes Central Mesa nder Wilkes Central Alexander Wilkes ( SSHS Watauga Wilkes Central Alexander d Caldwell 170 i 63 65 25 115 2 74 Conference Championship SSHS lH' i Watauga 61 Wilkes Central 67 Alexander 22 Hibriten 130 West Caldwell 72Vi SSHS 147 SSHS 134 Hibriten 54 Alexander 13 Alexander 31V4 Hibriten 39 Wilkes-Central lO' i Watauga 54 SSHS 125 Wilkes Central 13 Alexander 26 Conference Wilkes Central 16 Championship SSHS 122 SSHS 121 Wilkes Central 15 Alexander 15 Alexander 25 Hibriten 35 SSHS Wilkes Central 125 6 Watauga Wilkes Central 65 15 Varsity Football Tony Andrew Terry Bledsoe Elizabeth Browne Brenda Caldwell Glenn Barger Sarah Boone J. D. Bumgarner Larry Carpenter Jan Bartlett Carol Bowman Lewis Bumgarner Tim Carpenter Pat Beard Francis Brooks Vickie Burleson Joe Cofer Lynn Craig Jeanette DeVenney Marian Ford Dennis Grossnickle Marty Curtis Karen Eades Mickey Foster Nancy Harper Jackie Daughton Ron Echerd Harry Frye Bertie Herman Glenn Deal Lula Ervin Jerry Goodnight Steve Hilton Loyd Hoke Marta Isenhour Donna Maye Roberta Nickerson Sylvia Hoke Tom Jones Lester Moats Roxy Poovey Billie Holland Sandra Kelly Robert Moore Jerry Roberts Celia Hollar Ed Klinck Carol Mull Chris Rose Patty Shuford Carole Sigmon Joe Sigmon Libby Sigmon Sharon Sigmon Ken Simmons Lecia Simmons Edward Smith Colleen Starnes Phil Story Bonnie Suarez Ed Tollman David Thomas Deb Wakefield Priscilla Watts Kenny Weaver Robert Whisnant Helen Workman Joe Whitener Jim Woodruff Laura Woodruff Tony Andrew — English III, Humanities, Debate Jan Bartlett — Spanish I, English II Pat Beard — NC US Heritage, Eastern Cultures Terry Bledsoe — Algebra I, Parts A and B; Algebra I Sarah Boone — English IV, College Prep; English IV, Newspaper Journalism Carol Bowman — Consumer Math, Algebra I, Part A, Algebra II Francis Brooks — Health and PE I, General Biol- ogy Elizabeth Browne — Pre-vocational English and Social Studies J. D. Bumgarner — Bricklaying I, II, III Lewis Bumgarner — ICT II Vickie Burleson — French I, II, III Brenda Caldwell — English I, English-Extended Day Larry Carpenter — Drafting I, II, III, IV Tim Carpenter — Chemistry, Advanced Physical Science, Physics Joe Cofer — Beginning Band, Chorus, Stage Band, Band, Band Front Marty Curtis — Health and PE I, PE II, PE III, PE IV, Weightlifting Jackie Daughton — Spanish I, II, III, English I Glenn Deal — Algebra I, Part A; Analysis, Geome- try Jeanette DeVenney — Applied Math, Algebra I Karen Eades — English III, Latin Ron Echerd — ICT I and II Lula Ervin — English I, College Prep; English I Marian Ford — Extended Day Coordinator Mickey Foster — General Math, Algebra I and II Harry Frye — Health and PE I, PE II, III, and IV Jerry Goodnight — Art I, II, III Dennis Grossnickle — Advanced Physical Science, Advanced Placement Biology Bertie Herman — College Prep English II and IV, English IV Loyd Hoke — Accelerated English I, II, III, and IV Sylvia Hoke — English II, College Prep; English II Billie Holland — Accounting I, Typing I Celia Hollar — Library Science Tom Jones — ICT Sandra Kelly — Guidance Edward Klinck — Eastern Cultures, Western Cul- tures Donna Maye — General Math, Algebra II, Algebra I — Part B Lester Moats — Physical Science Robert Moore — English I, II, III, IV Carol Mull — Office Occupations I and II Roberta Nickerson — Library Science Roxy Poovey — Accounting I, Business Law, Typ- ing and Notehand, Data Processing Jerry Roberts — Pre-vocational Math and Science Chris Rose — NC US Heritage Patty Shuford — Advanced Clothing and Textiles, Single Living, Home Economics I Carole Sigmon — Introduction to Health Occupa- tions, Health Occupations I and II Libby Sigmon — Guidance Sharon Sigmon — Health and PE I, PE II and III Ken Simmons — Physical Science, Advanced Biol- ogy Lecia Simmons — Single Living, Family Life Edward Smith — Hands and Mind Colleen Starnes — Typing I, Shorthand I and II, Accounting II Phil Story — Cabinetmaking I, II, and III Bonnie Suarez — Library Science David Thomas — NC US Heritage, Eastern Cul- gures, US and the World Today Deb Wakefield — English II, Photography, Drama Priscilla Watts — Algebra I (GT), Algebra II (GT), Geometry, Consumer Math Kenny Weaver — General Biology, Physical Sci- ence Robert Whisnant — DCT Coordinator Joe Whitener — MDE I and II Jim Woodruff — Health and PE I Laura Woodruff — English I, College Prep English III, Yearbook Journalism Helen Workman — Ceramics, U.S. and The World Today 116 Academics LUNCHROOM STAFF First Row: Norma Hall, Rachel Propst, Loraine Parons, Maxella Walsh. Second Row: Gail Caldwell, Willie Bumgarner, Vera Brown, Lillian Caldwell, Pat Greene. CUSTODIANS Verlee Street Grace Patterson James Patterson 117 ADMINISTRATION AND OFFICE Principal Glenn Barger poses in his office and again with Santa Claus. Assistant Principal Ed Tallman checks on student absences. Assistant Principal Steve Hilton talks about a bus route. Secretary Marta Isenhour works on school records. Aide Nancy Harper helps faculty and staff. 118 Academics OFFICE ASSISTANTS First Row: D. Baker, A. Bolick, M. Isenhour, M. Elledge, S. Burnette. Second Row: D. Dellinger, J. Miller, C. Barnette, M. Tallman, S. Pope. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS First Row: K. Reed, R. Fisher, D. Baker. Second Row: D. Sparks, J. Hunt, A. Kennerly, K. Hunter. Academics 119 FACULTY LEAD STUDENTS Students found some changes this year in academ- ics. All were initiated into the semester system as opposed to the previous year-long system prevalent in the curriculum. At the end of the first semester in January, a student who had earned at least a “70” was given a ' 2 unit credit. Those who had not met performance standards received no credit and were notified that that semester’s work would have to be repeated. The new semester then gave students the opportunity to earn another ' 2 unit to complete the course or to simply pass the second semester so as not to have to repeat both terms in summer school or during the regular school year. New courses were added to the curriculum for the 1982-1983 academic year. College-Preparatory Eng- lish classes were introduced at the freshman, sopho- more, and junior levels. Latin was offered as a vo- cabulary enrichment class for the college-bound, and mathematics classes for the gifted and talented stu- dent were formed. As the year progressed, depart- ments met and discussed possible curriculum changes for the coming year. The academic year found changes in the guidance area also. In October an evening program on college admissions was given for interested parents and their students, and in February a meeting was held to in- form parents of changes in the curriculum and to orient them, as well as their youth, to the process of registration. The guidance department also spon- sored a Career Night in March to allow parents and students to hear presentations about various careers and to meet area personnel. The administration and staff worked to promote more simultaneous communication with parents and students so a better understanding of school happen- ings would be gained. Parent and community involve- ment was desired by the SSHS administration, and in-put or feedback was considerd important to the educational process. 120 Academics THROUGH EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES Academics 121 122 Academics Academics 123 124 Academics Academics 125 GAME POOM This year was one of the most important for the sen- iors. It was filled with many new privileges and chal- lenges. Filing into assemblies as underclassmen stood in honor, leaving five minutes early for lunch, and partici- pation in senior honor study hall were just a few of the privileges for the 1983 class. The seniors carried with them the sentimental remembrances of their last Home- coming and Prom and the thrill of finally ordering caps and gowns. Shelly Abee David Baker Donna Barger Tammy Beach Kelly Annas Mike Baker Jeff Barger Harold Benfield Kim Austin Scott Baker Annette Barnes Carol Berry Cheryl Baker Teresa Barbour David Barrier Mike Berry Billy Billington Deborah Bolick Revonda Bowman Curtis Broadway Terrie Black Jill Bolick Jeff Bradshaw Cindy Brookshire Keith Blair Rachel Bowers Rick Bridgeman Malinda Brown Tommy Boleman Dennis Bowman Jeff Brittain Van Bryant Dickie Burns Eddie Campbell Chris Carlay Alisa Clark Anita Burton David Canipe Tommy Carter Jessie Clark Darrell Caldwell Sheila Canipe Alan Cavallaro Sandie Clark Wayne Caldwell Amy Caplette Mark Childers David Clements Beth Cline Eric Cutler Melinda Deal Lisa Drum Jason Cline Donna Dagenhardt Wendy Deitz Robyn Drum Deanie Covington Marc Dagenhardt Donna Dellinger Tim Duncan Dana Crooks Cheryl Davis Scott Dial Karla Dunn Laurie Dunton Veronica Ellis Todd Fowler Dwayne Frye Mark Eckard Sandra Elmore Teresa Fox Tracy Futrell Robin Elliott Jeff Elston Kim Franklin Billy Gibbs Tommy Ellis Rebecca Fisher Sharon Franklin Glenda Goble Donald Godfrey Beth Haas Mark Hatchett Doug Herman Lee Ann Good Tina Hammett Paul Helton Fred Hinson Kenny Gragg Tim Harris Scott Helton Tammy Hobbs Janice Greenard Lee Hass Angie Herman Susan Hoke Eric Holmes Tonia Howard Line Huffman Kathy Hunter Mary Horvath Andy Hoyle Tamara Huffman Sandra Hyatt Dawn Houston Dennis Huffman Rebecca Hughes Tina Icard Mack Houston Donna Huffman Jennifer Hunt Kim James Vicki Jennings Nelson Kale David Killian Tommy Kimbrell Daniel Johnson Kim Keller Robin Killian Greg King Jimmy Johnson Randy Kemble Scott Killian Tanya King Michelle Johnson Amy Killian Sung Mi Kim Noel Kirby Matt Klenke Alan Lail Lisa Long Todd Massagee Sonny Lackey Kim Ledford Scott Long Brandi Maye Chris Lafone Michael LeFever Diane Lowe Michele McCarley Debra Lafone Gary Lewis Julia Low man Darin McCloy Dawn McCray Barry Metcalf Laura Miller Cary Moore Tamra McDowell Dorene Miller Robbie Miller Butch Moses Michael McKinney Jackie Miller Joy Minton Lydia Murphy Wanda Merritt Jeff Miller Terry Mitchell Valerie Neumaier Patricia Noah Lisa Partin Darryl Poovey John Presnell Jeff Norris Steve Peterson Derek Poovey Penny Presnell Marty Paris Kim Pittman Laurie Powell Tim Presnell Debbie Parker Brent Pless Tony Powell Darrell Propst Lynne Propst Donna Randall Tammy Reeves Eric Ritchie Sandra Propst Karen Readling Lisa Reinhardt Mark Robinson Kelly Pulliam Adam Reese Jeff Renfro Claudia Rotter Michelle Rambeau Aundrea Reese Elaine Richards Curtis Rozzelle Chuck Ruff Todd Setzer Rebecca Sigmon Robin Stafford Jack Russell Kim Sherrill Shari Smith Tammy Stallard Tim Schwab Paul Sherrill Sonya Smith Frankie Stallings John Seagle Tammie Shook Greg Smyre Carolyn Starkey Rick Stephens Richard Sudduth Amy Triplett Chris Ward Michael Stewart Melanie Tollman Carl Triplett Lisa Warren Janet Stinson Mary Teague Tammy Turpin Jimmy Waters Mark Suddreth Jon Travis Wanda Tuttle Paula Watts Randy White Lynn Wilhelm Robin Wilson Robert Yelton Richard White Greg Willis Benny Winkler Lynette Young Mary Wiener Charlene Wilson Angela Wishon David Yount Bobbie Wilfong Kevin Wilson Becky Woodie Not Pictured Mickey Beaver Greg Bolden Amy Curtis David Enderson Richie Ennis Michael Harris Doug Holbrook Scott Houston Michelle Johnson Barbara Morgan Andy Peppers Phillip Ranke Anita Ryfell William Setter Angie Shook Stacey Sigmon Michael A. Stewart Kimberly Teague Shawn Williams FAIR LAD' FLYING HIGH Secretary, The juniors began the year with the excitement of new chal- lenges and privileges. Sitting on the junior balcony, receiving class rings, and driving to school highlighted these privileges. Academics played a more important role this year as juniors were chosen for Beta Club. Later in the year the top ten students of the class were selected as junior marshals. Of course, the long-awaited prom was hosted by the junior class for the seniors. The year ended with the anticipation of being seniors next year. Gloria Aaron Chris Abernathy Eddie Adkins Brett Aldridge Sharon Allison Shelley Angelica Jeff Ashby Sonya Auton Alice Baity Diane Baker Donna Barnes Claudette Barnette Robert Beard Mary Belcher Angie Benfield Dana Bennett Christine Blackburn Lisa Blalock Sherry Blankenship David Bolick Matt Bolick Michael Bolick Mike Bolick Tim Bolick Samantha Bolick Geff Boston Greg Boston Donna Bradshaw Donna Bradshaw Kevin Brantley Donny Brown Melanie Brown Ronald Bryant Tina Buchanan Carole Bumgarner Lisa Bumgarner Matt Bumgarner Tripp Burns Byron Caldwell Trey Canipe Scott Carpentar Karen Carroll Juniors 147 Allen Carswell Doug Carter Terry Christopher Maria Clark Todd Clontz Lisa Coffey Melanie Cole Alan Connor Scott Connor Larry Cook Todd Cook Kim Daily Lisa Davidson Jennifer Davis Natalie Davis Ginger Delp Vincent Deyton Jeff Dix Marty Driver Laurie Elliot Linda Ervin Gina Evans Amy Fairchild Chuck Floyd Connie Fox Kristi Fredell Greg Frye Johnny Gantt Sandi Goble Felicia Goforth Cecilia Goss Curtis Gragg Lynn Greenard Charles Greene Tammy Greene Ashley Guthrie Scott Hannah Kenny Harris Joe Harrison Michael Hartsoe Kristen Hatley Kelly Hawn 148 Juniors Phillip Hawn Robbie Heavner Mike Hedrick Angie Hefner Douglas Heinz Rhonda Helms Lisa Helton Lyndon Helton Reggie Helton Angie Hicks Lisa Hitaffer Debbie Hollar Penny Hollar Darrin Hourihan Tammy Houston Angie Hudson Maurice Huffman Patricia Huffman Susan Huffman Walter Huffman Henry Hull Heather Hutchinson Pat Hutchinson Jack Icard David Ikerd Mark Ikerd Kelly Isenhour Steve Isenhour Jill Jacumin Angie Johnson David Johnston Deborah Joyner Paul Kale Lonnie Kaylor Chris Keller Ralph Keller Jennifer Kennedy Eddie Kilgore Christie Killian Robin Killian Bill Lail Julie Lail Juniors 149 Kim Laii Pete Laii David Lane Yvonne Laxton Sherry Ledford Judy Limerick Jill Little Dan Ludwig Crystal Lyalls Kim Marlow Keith Martin Lorene Martin Gina Mays Debbie McCall Dawn McDaniel Mike McGhinnis Eddie McMahan Brad McNeely Alex Miller Cheri Miller Darrin Miller Eric Miller Cathy Mingus Kevin Mitchell Renee Moore Teresa Moore Nancy Moose Ann Morrow Patrick Noble Terry Norton Dana Ochs Lisa Parkhurst Steve Parrish Teresa Parsons David Pearson Chris Peterson Rhonda Poovey Beth Pope Sandra Pope Tim Pope Chris Poynter Lee Propst 150 Juniors Leisa Propst Paul Propst Billy Pulliam Ken Reed Todd Reese Lee Rogers Mark Rowe Chuck Saine Jimmy Seabock Lisa Setzer Lynn Setzer Davina Shannon Barbara Shoestock Joan Shook Joe Shook John Shook Jerald Sigmon Mark Sigmon Rodney Sigmon Nathan Simmons Darin Simpson Cindy Sipe Lisa Sluder Bessie Smith Jamie Smith Marla Smith Mike Sneed Danny Sparns Lee Spencer Eric Starnes Kevin Stinson Woody Stoudemire Greg Swafford Russell Swanner Paul Taylor Richie Teague Lena Terry Kelly Upchurch Danika Vandenbosch Eddie Vrabel Frederick Wallen Keith Walter Juniors 151 Amy Walz Steve Walz Wendy Ward Jimmy Warf Robin Waring Scott Watts Rodney Waugh Monique Weaver Eddie Wet more Monty White Lori Whitener Sylvia Willis Kenneth Wilson Robert Wilson Scott Winkler Chris Woodby Ann Woody Allen Wright Jeff Wright Susan Wright Lisa Young Wayne Ziegenfuss Not Pictured David Atwood Keith Blair Brad Bolick Roxanne Bumgarner Linda Clemmons Consondra Covington Cynthia Fleming Michael Hughes Randy Kemble Thanh Nugun Tammy Parker Rebekah Powell Tracy Richards Wesley Rogers Brian Sigmon Annette Skipper Rodney Stanus Eric Starnes 152 Juniors As the sophomores returned for a new year, they had many things to anticipate. The main item on everyone’s mind was Sweet 16 and getting that long-desired license. Classes were a lot harder this year, espe- cially biology, the subject most often com- mented about in the halls. Latin was offered for the first time and seemed to be a success. There were also many vocational classes tak- en — accounting, drafting, and typing, to name just a few. The ASY’AB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery), which gives the students an idea about what job areas they are inter- ested in and best adapted for, was taken. Most students agreed that this wasn’t one of the more popular liberties of being a sopho- more. Other exciting privileges for sophomores included ordering the traditional class ring, becoming eligible for more clubs and classes, and also being chosen as a waiter or waitress for the Prom. Lisa A bee Lori Adams Darren Allen Linda Allison Sandy Allison Cherrie Anderson Dawn Bader Kristy Baker Jennifer Barnett Mike Beasley Kelvin Benfield Teresa Benfield Marianne Berkowitz Kyle Berry Terry Billington Tracy Billington Danny Billow Alice Bolick Tina Bolick Randy Bost Duane Bowman Karen Boyd Ann Braddock Kim Branch Chalese Brendle Steven Broadway Richard Broadwell Ray Bryant Jane Bumgarner Johnny Bumgarner Phillip Bumgarner Sherry Burnette Carlton Burton Tim Byrd Lisa Caldwell Billy Campbell Tammy Campbell Tim Canipe Tracy Caplette Chad Carpenter Lee Chambers Dana Childers Sophomores 155 Annette Church Michael Clark Keith Cloer Scott Cloninger Michael Coffey Michelle Coffey Janie Connor Jimmy Cook Michelle Cook Michelle Cox Tammy Cunningham Shawn Dagenhardt Waneene Dale Mark Dancy Elaine Davis Rick Deyton Randy Dillingham Leila Doughton Angelia Duncan David Dunmyre Eric Early Brian Eckard Johnny Eckard Scott Edwards Mark Elledge Cathy Eller Shea Ellis Tyrone Elrod Angie Evans Terry Flowers Johnny Forbes Kathy Ford Chris Fox Deanna Frady Denise Frady Beth Frank Margaret Frank Cathy Franklin Mike Frederick David Freeman Brad Fu I bright Mike Gamble 156 Sophomores Shannon Garner Bradley Geouge Chuck Gibbs Tammy Gibson David Gilbert Don Glover Melissa Gofourth Todd Good Rick Gragg Shawn Green Eddie Hawn Crystal Heavner Revonda Hedrick Tim Hefner Lisa Helton Scott Hendrix Kevin Herman John Hicks Ricky Hill Mark Hilton Darrin Hodge Kelli Hoke Angie Holder Cheryl Hollar Terry Hooks Debbie Hooton Boyd Houser Anna Houston Michael Hubbard Amanda Hudson Bobby Hudson Cheryl Huffman Jana Huffman Paula Huffman Ryan Huffman Todd Huffman Christine Hull Carol Icard Chad Isenhour Mike Isenhour Chip Ivey Tony Johnson Sophomores 157 Lisa Jones Jesse Kale Debbie Kaylor David Keever Jerry Keller Amy Kennedy David Kenworthy Gary Kilbx Jeff Kilby Debbie Killian Kim Killian Lee Killian Marty Killian Ricky Killian Samantha Killian Patty King Andy Kirby Karen Kirby Tiffani Lafone Lisa Lail Notra Lail Robbie Landis Xuyen Le Lorraine Lee Jackie Leonard Lynn Long Dwayne Lovelace Hope Lowrimore Jackie Lynn Heath McBride Amy McCormick Audrey McCray Danny McDaniel Lisa McGee Patty McGhinnis Susie McKinney Angela McPeters Curtis Martin Wesley Martin Derrick Matlock Lisa Mellon Vicki Mellon 158 Sophomores Velvet Melton Chad Moore Amy Morgan Deborah Morrow Allison Morton Beth Moses Thanh Nguyen James Norman Lanny Nye Mark Oakes Scott Oakes David Odom Tammy Owens Kenneth Paige Jody Pappas Darrell Parlier Tim Patton David Payne Kristy Peeler Amy Phelps Dede Phifer Amy Pitts Nick Pollard Mary Poynter Vicki Pressley Ginger Prince Scott Propst Anne Puotinen Kelly Putnam Dana Reece Fred Reese Tina Reeves Karen Ritch Sharon Ritchie Donna Robinson Robert Rollins Jeremy Rosamond Candy Rowe Dottie St. Clair Reba Sandlin Randy Sebastian Mike Setzer Sophomores 159 Ricky Shoestock Scott Shook Tanya Shook Leslie Shupe Beth Sigmon Brent Sigmon Cindy Sigmon Darlene Sigmon Robbie Sigmon Brian Sipe Danny Sipe Karen Sipe Paul Sipe Phillip Sipe Kristin Skinner Jamie Smith Jodi Smith Tammy South Janet Spencer Julie Spencer Jennifer Sronce Steve Starkey Amy Starnes Danny Starnes Kim Starnes Shane Starnes Norma Starr Curtis Stine Grant Stinson Maria Stinson John Stock Dinh Tan Zena Taylor Cindy Teague Paul Teague Phillip Teague Michelle Turner Patricia Turpin Lynn Tweed Danny VonDohlen Lisa Watson Deanna Watts 160 Sophomores Erik Weaver Michael Weaver Wendy Whitener Tammy Williams C. J. Willis Dean Wimbush Michelle Winkler Chris Winters Darrell Wise Carolyn Woody Kevin Wright Jamey Young ■-X ■ ■ . i v� , r . - K %vV. ' X i TClamonam fh Hindud ih of at aikphunx and ttecmt cf SrJSfj -Hunk cf ihximt r, Until 7 i VJnodancT. tfutdaq { cf novt mbttr I, I ted.) id a fatal car a cude took _ irmk: }k. inap Known bh everyone, at mho a waot am kd, ubc nrvcj trxmcd down. ” Sophomores Not Pictured Darren Beck Jeff Clement Donna Day Franklin Ellis David Eoll Jay Fortenberry Troy Fox Rosetta Franklin Billy Gentry John Gilbert Beth Jones Kim Kerns Robert Linder Scott Metcalf Ronald Null Tommy Rudisill Samantha Schronce Lisa Sherrill Paul Shook Tracy Withers Sophomores 161 SecretdryJI'reasu, This year at St. Stephens High School the freshman class adjusted to many new experiences. At the start of the year they had to deal with many frustrating situations such as difficulties finding their way around campus, having problems opening their lockers and having to deal with a more intense workload. Along with these aggravations came many enjoyable and memorable events such as meeting new acquaintances, attending the first high school dance, participating in Indian pep rallies, and also, for some, finally receiv- ing the privilege of being able to date. This year was an unforgettable one for the class of 1986 and also a preview of better years to come. Tim Aaron Sherry Adams Jackie Adcox Crystal Aldridge Rhonda Allison Marlena Arroyo Valerie Atwood Lala Austin Tashia Baird Phillip Baker David Barger Patrick Barker Lisa Barlow Beth Beach Todd Beasley Marion Beck Melanie Beck Mary Beckom Pam Benfield Boone Bentley Selwyn Berry Tony Bevins David Bolick Doug Bolick Jenny Bolick Marsha Bolick Bouavanh Boulany Steven Bower Larry Bradshaw Kim Bridgeman Phillip Bunton Stefanie Burket Alex Burnett Curtis Canella Trina Capps Kevin Carpenter Jimmie Carter Brian Childers Jessica Church Richard Clevenger Dean Cline Todd Clontz Freshmen 163 Cecil Coates Scott Coffey Angela Collins Casey Cook Rhonda Cook Holly Covington Darrin Cranfill Kevin Cuthrell Amy Danner Greta Deal Scott Deal Matt Dean Robert Dellinger Michael Dirkers Debra Duckett Johnny Eagle Carol Earley Debra Eckard Joey Eckard Lisa Edwards Michelle Ekard Michael Elam Gary Eller Cheri Elrod Cindy Elston Pam England Jim Eppelin Paige Evans Danny Everhart Alisa Farmer Tammy Faulkner Daniel Flowers Towanda Foster Bruce Fox David Freeman Susan Freeman Butch Frye Michelle Gazzo Ritchie Gragg Diana Granger Debra Halsey Chris Hamby 164 Freshmen Shannon Harris Shawna Harris Debbie Harvey Sharon Hathcock Jeff Hawn Shawyn Heavner Thalia Hedrick Alan Hefner Jan Hefner Melissa Hefner Regina Helms Tony Helms Johnny Helton Valerie Henderson Tim Hewitt Sandra Hicks Stacy Hicks Kim Hoke Steve Hoke Angela Hollar Chris Hollar Dean Hollar Michelle Hollar Mark Holsclaw Tammy Hooks Leshea Horton Marty Houston Scott Houston April Howell Hans Hoyle Lori Huffman Mark Huffman Mark Huffman Sherry Huffman Jill Hunt Denise Hurtado Tina Hyatt Rickey James Audra Jarman Kevin Johnson Tammy Johnson Jennifer Jones Freshmen 165 Sandra Jones Jerry Kale Mark Kalkwarf Amy Keller Stephanie Kilby Curtis Kilgore Doug Killian Beth Kirby Matt Kirby Gary Klaus Dia Knight Traci Krzeminski Dana Lafone Donna Lafone Kim Lafone Angie Lail Carla Lail Jeff Lail Tina Lail Tracy Landis Ray Lanning Annette Laws Tina Lee Kenny Little Heather Livengood Tiffany Lookadoo Mike Ludwig Tim Lutz Donald Lynn Deborah McCarley Martha McCray John McDaniel Lora McDaniel Bobby McFarland Vanessa McPherson Allen Mackey Jennifer Marshall Cameron Martin Lewis Martin Mavis Martin Sheila Mathews Melissa Matthews 166 Freshmen Sherri Mellon Anthony Miller Genei Miller Patrick Miller Maria Mitchell Cathy Moore Michelle Moore Kevin Moser Jeff Mullins Frank Odom Brian Overby Scott Parrish Patrick Parsons Brian Patton Lisa Pauna Nancy Pearson David Peeler Lisa Pennell Renee Perry Rickey Peters Aundrea Poovey Amy Pope Michael Pope Darryl Poteat Tonia Pressley Kelly Price Hope Propst Wendy Propst David Punch Sheila Putnam Melissa Randall Chip Readling Robbie Redden Jamie Reece Carol Reep Dana Reese Karen Reitzel Gayle Rhyne Georgina Roach David Robbins Mike Roberts Tina Robinson Freshmen 167 Mari Rockett Scott Rosenschein Tamara Ross Lajeana Rudisill Gina Ryan Joey Saulnier Michael Sawyer Angie Schneider Michelle Segars April Setzer Kyle Setzer Morgan Shepherd Lisa Sherrill Debbie Shoestock Bobbie Shondelmyer Darin Shook Tracy Shook Robin Short Tina Shull Deidra Sigmon Jeanna Sigmon Joy Sigmon Scott Sigmon Julie Silva Tonie Silver Keith Simmons Chris Simons Bradley Smith Kenneth Smith Marchell Smith Brenda Soles Derek Specht Michelle Spencer Sharon Spencer Crystal Spires Sonya Starnes Susan Starnes Belinda Stilwell Carl Stilwell Kim Stuart Julie Tollman Zack Taylor 168 Freshmen Angie Teague Angie Terry Toni Throneburg Richard Tomlin Randy Towe Melanie Troutman Todd Turner Cheryl VandenBosch Heidi VonDohlen Lisa VonDohlen Mike Wagner Melissa Walker Rodney Walsh Vonda Warf Gena Watson Gaye Wells Gordon Wet more Mark White Phillip White Stephanie White Kathleen Wiener Annette Williams Regina Winebarger Todd Winks Crystal Withers Jimmy Withers Leigh Woods Chris Workman Sherry York Chad Young Freshmen Not Pictured List Robert Blankenship Andy Burns Amy Crowe Arthur Crowe Jeff England Stephanie Hefner Karla Hemphill Todd Hemphill Angie Jones Bob McPherson Jeff Maske Iva Powell Mike Schwab John Sipe Carl Stilwell Tim Southers Richard VandenBosch Barry Walker Bobby Watts Lisa Whiteside Neil Williams 169 Freshmen ■ SSHS IS - Teresa Barbour Cindy Brookshire Malinda Brown Van Bryant Anita Burton Alan Cavallaro Diane Clark David Clements Dana Crooks Donna Dagenhardt Marc Dagenhardt Lisa Drum Robyn Drum Tim Duncan Laurie Dunton Teresa Fox Eric Holmes Donna Huffman Jennifer Hunt Alan Lail Mary Horvath Line Huffman Scott Killian Todd Massagee Dawn Houston Tammy Huffman Matt Klenke Brandi Maye Scott Houston Rebecca Hughes Sonny Lackey Jeff Miller Butch Moses Donna Randall Greg Smyre Kevin Wilson Lydia Murphy Karen Readling Richard Suddreth Lynette Young Lisa Partin Aundrea Reese Chris Ward Lee Hass Sandra Propst Mark Robinson Lynn Wilhelm Joy Minton Tammy Beach Rick Bridgeman Darrell Caldwell Sheila Canipe Wendy Dietz Donna Dellinger Veronica Ellis Kenny Gragg Tim Harris Doug Herman Kathy Hunter Noel Kirby Chris Lafone Valerie Neumaier Jeff Norris Laurie Powell Tony Powell Sonya Smith Robin Wilson Beth Haas Tammy Reeves Robin Stafford Robert Yelton Jimmy Johnson Eric Ritchie Amy Triplett Shelly Abee Diane Lowe Claudia Rotter Paula Watts LeeAnn Good Michael Stewart Cheryl Baker Jeff Elston Mark Hatchett Nelson Kale Jill Bolick Todd Fowler Paul Helton Debbie Lafone Revonda Bowman Tracy Futrell Angie Herman Lisa Long Cheryl Davis Billy Gibbs Sandy Hyatt Jackie Miller Patricia Noah Wade Pulliam Mary Wiener Robin Killian Darryl Poovey Jeff Renfro David Canipe Elaine Richards John Pressnell Kim Sherrill Kim Franklin Chuck Ruff Darrell Propst Janet Stinson Susan Hoke Greg Willis r Donna Barger Brent Pless Becky Woodie David Baker Annette Barnes Lynne Propst Tommy Boleman Tina Icard Amy Killian Angie Shook Curtis Broadway Dorene Miller Tamara McDowell Rebecca Sigmon Jon Travis Cary Moore Harold Benfield Darin McCloy Kim Ledford Karla Dunn Beth Cline Tammie Shook Laura Miller Rebecca Fisher Amy Curtis David Yount Curtis Rozzelle Don Godfrey Scott Helton Andy Hoyle Todd Setzer John Seagle Melanie Tollman Scott Dial Sung Mi Kim “OUR BABIES ARE ALL GROWN UP!” 181 24-Hour Mini Bank I REPQIO SERVICE, BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR Please feel free to contact me any time you have problems with the Federal Government. WASHINGTON 2340 Rayburn House Washington, D.C. 20515 202-225-2576 LENOIR OFFICE 224 Mulberry St. S.W. Lenoir, N.C. 28645 704-758-4247 HICKORY OFFICE Main Ave. Place S.W. Hickory, N.C.28601 704-328-8718 GASTONIA OFFICE 318 South Street Gastonia. N.C. 28052 704-864-9922 Your Congressman Jim Broyhill R TOOLS DIES STAMPINGS . H. BOLICK COMPANY 703 HIGHLAND AVE., N. E. HICKORY, N.C. 28601 1264 21 ST STREET. N E HICKORY NC 28601 704 328 3939 RICHARD H. BOLICK PHONE 322-784? Hairstyles for the on-going student. MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY SPRINGS ROAD RENT-ALLS INC. 124 N. CENTER ST HICKORY. N.C. Division of Starnes Industries, Inc. 2368 SPRINGS ROAD HICKORY, N.C. 28601 Phone 256-5291 SALES AND RENTALS WHEELCHAIRS WALKERS CANES CRUTCHES COMMODES OSTOMY SUPPLIES BRACES SUPPORTS COSMETIC GIFT ITEMS 8 30 AM - 9 00 PM F°R CITY WIDE DELIVERY SUNDAY CALL 12 00 NOON TO 8 00 PM 322-7717 184 HICKOF Y CHAJF HICKORY CHAIR COMPANY - P. O. BOX 2147 - HICKORY, N. C. 28601 185 4 Good Education Is Something You Can Always Bank On. HICKORY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Floor Covering Specialty Shop Decorator Rugs, Oriental and Throw Rugs 2115 12th Ave., NE (Springs Road) Hickory, N.C. 28601 Telephone: 322-1243 SUPER MARKETS Where Friends Meet Friends” ANDERSON SPRINKLER COMPANY Where Fire Protection is a Concern Hoses - Nozzles - Extinguishers - Tanks - Pumps 1108 9th Avenue N. E. HICKORY. N. C. 28601 Phone 704 - 328-3802 — 704 - 327-2326 186 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE P.O. BOX 2928 14 FIRST AVENUE N W. HICKORY, N.C. 28601 704-322-7714 Compliments of MELVILLE’S Your Headquarters For Exciting Junior Sportswear Downtown Catawba Mall • Valley Hills m ■ McDonalds I ■ I® IB ass — £ mitl) Jfuncrnl ftiomc ant) tChapcl • it m t Illicit I Ut� ’ tuti Locally Owned and Operated Since 1948 Dial 322-3015 334 Second St. N.W Hickory, N.C. OWATULATlo You've come a long way! RT. 3, BOX 505 A, 70A EAST HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA 28601 JERRY W. KALE — ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR — RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL Telephone Rt. 9, Box 206 256-2971 Hickory, N.C. 2860 Congratulations Class of 83 187 CIRCLE S DINER On Springs Road Use Our Drive-Up Window or Call 256-2014 for Take Out Orders In Business For Your Health J2 Two Locations To Serve You Phone: 322-IS 16 I’riifi-ssMMMl Kuiklinc lliMrhrjn, V . Phone: 397-5535 DAY 256 5488 NIGHT 256 2685 PTOMPT PRoressioNaL seftvicE Ttu man a pumping Service SEPTIC TANK CLEANING COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL PUMPING DEAN HOLLAR Owner 1910 26th ST NE HICKORY. NC 28601 NORTHWESTERN BANK Branches: Granite Falls, Viewmont, Highland, Hickory Plaza, Longview, Fairgrove Phone: 328-5781 SPRINGS ROAD PHARMACY, INC. 2400 Springs Road Hickory. N.C. 28601 Phone: 256-2181 Pharmacist: Russell Sigmon ickorg 3[uiural JMome, 3,nc. 102 First Avenue, N.E., Hickory, North Carolina • Phone 322-3010 188 ST. STEPHENS HIGH SCHOOL THREE HICKORY OFFICES HIGHWAY 64-70-321 1856 12th Ave. N.E. 110 M. Center St. EQUAL HOUSING LENDER 189 HICKORY SPORTING GOODS CO. Sports Headquarters for Western North Carolina Athletics — Trophies Engraving Telephone 322-6456 — 124 North Center Street 328-2360 — Valley Hills Mall Hickory. N.C. 28601 PLAY More — LIVE Longer” School and Team Rackets Restrung Outfitters PATTON’S ELECTRONICS 2026 12th Ave. N.E. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Phone 324-6489 SPRINGS ROAD SUNOCO — EMERGENCY WRECKER SERVICE — 328-4057 • Gasoline • Motor Oil Other Fine Products • Minor Repairs • Tune-Ups • Brakes • A C Service SUNOC0 CLAUDE BARNETTE — OWNER 1875 12th Ave. N.E. Hickory 190 HICKORY- rri‘iJ FURNITURE'— COMPANY, iwc Wholesale Straight From the Factory to You! All the Latest Styles Colors FRONTIER CARPET DISTRIBUTOR CO. PAUL C. ECKARD OWNER OFFICE SHOWROOM P.0. Box 818 Hickory, North Carolina 28601 Telephone 328-2341 2815 Springs Road Hickory, N.C. 28601 Phone (704) 256-8796 MAILING ADDRESS Rt. 1, Box 286-E Granite Falls, N.C. 28630 READYMIXED CONCRETE SAND AND STONE Klean Jeans, Inc. 1925 12th Avenue N.E. Springs Road KERR’S HICKORY READY MIXED CONCRETE CO.. INC. One Hour Service Upon Request 1st AVE. 11TH ST. S.W. • PO. BOX 1924 HICKORY. N.C. 28603 “CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 704-322-7276 322-3157 Lamps, Shades, Ceramic Accessories For Home — Office Visit Factory Showroom Hyalyn Old Lenoir Road Hickory, North Carolina Open 7 Days Per Week Sunday: 1-6 P.M. Monday—Saturday: 10-5:30 P.M. Phone: 322-6413 IRA NOS i TOWNSMAN HI-TONC Walton Knitting Mills, Xnc. MANUFACTURERS HIGH GRADE HOSIERY Hickory. N. C. 191 SHOOK BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. Suppliers of Quality Building Materials Killian’s Builders of Quality Homes Hardware Auto Supply ELMER KILLIAN Area s Leading Power Equipment Dealer 28 Years Sales—Parts—Service HICKORY HOMES SPRINGS ROAD HICKORY. N.C. 28601 1400 16th St. N.E. Hickory. N.C. 28601 Phone: 328-2051 NORTH HICKORY FURNITURE COMPANY ru UK.YntK HILKUKi .NUKlH CAROLINA 28601 TELEPHONE i?04:328 1841 ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CO. 192 LOCKMAN’S BODY SHOP We Would Appreciate Your Next Dent on Foreign Domestic Cars Trucks PAINT MATCHING 1006 Highland Avenue, N.E. Phone (704) 328-1316 Hickory, N.C. 28601 Paul C.£ckard Roofing Co., Inc. HEATING AIR. CONDITIONING ou can expect more from the hank that wants to he the best in the neighborhood ss?' lOFFIGE AND SHOP HOME 281 7 SPRINGS ROAD ROUTE 1j BOX 266-E H]Cr.ORYjN;.Cj 28601 GRANITE FALLS, N. C, 28630 PHONE: ..256-87 6 PHONE: 685-7491 THE-FLOWERS COMPANY Williams Wood Carving Co., • Home or More-Than. A Inc. Million Parts P.O: Box 2183 1.220 16th St..M.E. Hickory, North Carolina Phone 704 328-1437 ; Phil. Huffqnan...— Manager Complete Line of Other StQces._—.-Mprganton, Multiple Spindle, .Lenoir. .Statesville, Valhe.se. Taylorsville, .and.N.evrton Router Sanding Work 193 VALLEY HILLS MALL CATAWBA MALL P.O. Box 1178 Hickory, N.C. 28601 Phone (704) 322-7010 ZOE ROBERTSON. Hostess 2225 — 15th Ave. N.E. Route 9. Box 1140 Hickory, N.C. 28601 Phone 256-2974 Hickory, NC 28601 JO-BELLES, INC. Route 1, Box 634 Conover, North Carolina 28613 Telephone (704) 465 0072 THE HAIR BENDERS BEAUTY SALON 2628 2nd Street N.W. 324-2210 Phone 256-8177 327-0057 194 195 Compliments , o ' 1 1 � K c. of ;[TIA r Hickory •'- A NC t AC' Established in 1935 Dyeing and FIELD INSURANCE AGENCY SUSAN P. CARTER Winding Vice-Pres. — General Mgr. Co., Inc. 204 Fourth St. N.W. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Office (704) 322-7433 Home (704) 322-7633 tfurtLe tfbcve $ridaL outiaue Call 256-5706 fj Mon. thru Fri. 12 p.m. — 8 p.r Sat. 10 a.m. — 5:30 p.i Formats for any special occasion; prom, pageant, homecoming. Tuxedos for the wedding, dances, etc. Competition Gowns and Swimsuits. Beautiful gowns for BRIDES, bridesmaids, mother-of-the-bride or groom; hats, veils, invitations, etc. When you have said, Yes! we will help plan the rest. 196 HICKORY MANUFACTURING COMPANY P.O. Box 998, Hickory, N.C. 28601 197 Best Wishes Compliments of Class of 1983 Doughton MFG. Company Ingold Company Inc. Branch 2 Hildebran, N.C. Hickory, N.C. Phone 397-6420 Highway 64-70 West Conover Located Beside Eller Buick Pontiac Randy Turner Don Turner 198 SHUFORD MILLS SINCE 1880 Manufacturers Of Your Community Partner Textiles Since 1880 Pressure Sensitive Tapes Plastics Plants in Hickory, Granite Falls, Brookford, Stony Point, Longview, Hildebran Dudley Shoals, Hudson, N.C. 199 You have been honest, Worked hard, Never lost hope, PHONE 327-4801 CoHioCidated c lpptiance Seevice CLAUDE HARMON 2059 16TH STREET NE GLENN JOHNSTON HICKORY. NC 28601 We repair small and large appliances. Springs Road And proved the power of love, Claudia, We congratulate you! Mom and Dad Hair Stylist Linda Loggins Joyce Travis Dorthy Barrett Brenda Benfield Business: 704-256-5496 HICKORY SPRINGS • Metal and foam products • Complete Line of supply products HICKORY SPRINGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. P.O. BOX 128 HICKORY, NC 28601 HICKORY SPRINGS 200 MONOGRAMMING: MID-STATEl OIL COMPANY Choose from our newest sweater and shirt fashions, and let us personalize them with your own monogram. An excellent gift idea! HICKORY, N.C. 28601 PO. Box 2067 256 Hwy. 321 By-Pass (704) 322-3880 Downtown, Hickory Catawba Mall • Lenoir Mall Distributor Products CATAWBA COUNTY Conover 464-1464 OFFICES Maiden 428-8516 Catawba 241-3151 EVERETT CHEVROLET, Inc. Hickory, N.C. 28601 Associated Plastics Route 6, Box 1357 Hickory, N.C. 28601 DOOR PLATES — DOOR NAMES — DESK PLATES COUNTER SIGNS — NAME TAGS — DIRECTIONAL TAGS 256-8161 256-8160 Weddings — Portraits — Publicity — Commercial JAMES D. YOUNT PHOTOGRAPHER 1904 - 28th Street, N.E. Phone 256-2542 Hickory, North Carolina 28601 201 KING’S DRUGS 1024 2nd St. ME Hickory, N.C. Phone: 328-2266 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF “83 Best Wishes to the Class of ’83 KOLAR QUICK PHOTO same day film processing MARTINIZING Expert Leather Cleaning Uptown and Sky City Shopping Center WHkl Tire Centers WHITE TIRE CENTERS MICHELIH Visit the Colonel COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE K ntittky fried kicken® 202 Ed’s Angels — Winners of the Magazine Sales Drive Mr. Edward Smith’s Homeroom UNDERAGE? Listed below is the total number of beers you can buy if you’re under the legal drinking age in our state: ZERO. BROUGHT TO YOU BY YOUR LOCAL BEER WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR ASSOCIATION AND NORTH CAROLINA ALCOHOL LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION 203 204 205 CAROLINA LANDSCAPING PAVING CO. INC. HICKORY, N.C. EDDIE HUFFMAN 322-1706 Old 70A ASPHALT PAVING Driveways — Parking Lots — Sub-Divisions Asphalt Sealing — Playgrounds — Excavating Asphalt Repairs COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL — RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPING SERVICE Commercial Seeding — Mulch Sand — Stone — Gravel Steele■ , Gas Service Hickory, N.C. 28601 206 207 MED-CARE 1200 9th Ave., N.E. Sales • Rentals Home Health Care 322-2539 Hickory, N.C. Serving the Health Care Needs of the St. Stephens Community Congratulations, Tammy — A great drum major and an even better person. Best wishes for a bright future. Love, MOM and Mr. Cofer BOOSTERS SUPPORT SSHS ATHLETICS Boosters 209 SENIOR STATISTICS Shelly Gwen Abee:AFS 9. 10, 11, 12; French 10, 11, 12; Ceramics 12; FCA 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; ICC 12, Juniorettes 10, 11, Pres. 12; Pep 11, 12; Key SecTTreas. 11, 12; Track9. 10, 11; FTA 12; CORONA 12. Kelly Elaine Annas: FHA 11, 12; HOSA 12. Kimberly Renae Austin: Band 9,10,11; French 10,11, Pres. 12; Biology 10; Beta 11, 12; AFS 11. 12; FHA 9. Cheryl Lynn Baker: Track 10, All Conf. Track 11, 12; Librarh 10; Biology 10; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Monogram 11, 12; Ceramics 11, 12; Pep 12. David Leon Baker: DECA 12. Teresa Yvonne Barbour: French 10,11; FBLA 11; Pep 11; Flag Corps 10,12; FTA 12. Jeffrey Lewis Barger: Student louncil 12; Radio 9; French 10.11,12; Mono- gram 12; FCA 12; Quiz Bowl 12; All Conf. Cross Country 11, 12. David Lloyd Barrier: Carpentry’ 10, 11; Vica 12; J.V. Football 10. Tamara Denean Beach: Band 9,10, Drum Major 11,12; Interact 9; French 10, 11; Drama 10; Biology 10; FBLA 11, Treas. 12. Mickey Dale Beaver: Extended Day 11. 12. Harold Eugene Benfield: Student Council 9,10; Band 9,10, All-County 11, 12; French 11, 12; Ceramics 12. Carol Joan Berry: French 10,11,12; Drama 12; Band 9,10,11, All-State 12. Michael Ray Berry: Extended Day 12. Billy Joe Billington: Golf 9, 11; VICA 11, 12. James Thomas Boleman Jr.: Spanish 11; Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; J.V. Baseball 9; Bus Driver 10, 11, 12; Var. Baseball 12. Deborah Lynn Bolick: Biology 10; Pep 9,10; FHA 11,12; Spanish 11; DECA 12. Jill Regina Bolicl: FHA 9; Biology 10; French 10, 11; Juniorettes 10, Hist. 11. Sec. 12; AFS 11, Sec. 12; FCA 12; Key 11. Rachel Ruth Bowers: Biology' 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, Pres. 12; HOSA 12; ICC 12; TORCH 12; Pep 11. Dennis Scott Bowman: VICA 12; Bricklaying 10, 11. Revonda Ann Bowman: Biology 9,10; VICA Rep. 11, Pres. 12; Ceramics 9, Vice Pres. 12; Juniorettes 10; Homecoming rep. 10. Jeff Alan Bradshaw: Bricklaying 10, 11, 12. Ricky Allen Bridgeman: TORCH 11; ICC 12; Carpentry Vice Pres. 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Var. Football 10, 11, 12. Curtis Dwayne Broadway: Radio 10; Junior Achievement 11; Stage Band 11, 12; Bus Driver 11, 12. Cynthia Gay Brookshire: Ceramics 9; Biology 10; French 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 9,10, Chap. 12; Key 11; AFS 11; FCA 12; Pep 12; Beta 11,12; Track 10; Homecoming rep. 9. Malinda Gay Brown: Art 9; Ceramics 9; Spanish 11; Pep 11; Monogram 11, Sec. Treas. 12; FCA 12; Volleyball 9,10,11, Co-Capt. 12; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Var. Basketball 12; Track 11, 12. Javann Clayton Bryant: Radio 9, Sgt. of Arms 10; Key 11; Spanish 11; FCA 12; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Var. Basketball 11, Capt. 12; Pep 12. Richard Douglas Burns: Art 12. 212 Senior Statistics Anita Lyn Burton: Beta 11, Pres. 12; FBLA 11, Pres. 12; French 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; FTA 10,11; ICC 12; Debate 9; Junior Marshal 10; AFS 10; Interact 10, 11; TORCH 12; IMPRESSIONS 9. Darrell Wayne Caldwell: Art 11; VICA 12. Thomas Wayne Caldwell: Track 10, 11, 12. Edward Wayne Campbell: Monogram 11, 12; FCA 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12, All Conf.; Bricklaying 11. David Wayne Canipe: Spanish 10, 11; Beta 12. Sheila Gayle Canipe: Spanish 11, 12; Beta 12. Alan Williams Cavallaro: Science 9; Biology 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Radio Staff 10,11,12; Quill and Scroll 12; Beta 11,12; Art 12; Tennis 9,10, 11, 12. Mark Edward Childers: J.V. Football 10; Var. Football 11,12; J.V. Basket- ball 9,10; Var. Basketball 11,12; Track 9,10.11,12; FCA 12; Monogram 12. Alisa Daryl Clark: Drama 9; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Pep 12. Diana Louise Clark: Art 10, 11, 12; Extended Day 12. Jessie Wayne Clark: VICA 11. David Hoyte Clements: J.V. Football 9,10; Var. Football 11,12; Pep 10,12; Monogram 12; French 10, 11; FCA 12. Connie Hoyle Cline: Pep 9, 11, 12; FHA 10. Kara Beth Cline: Ceramics 9, Treas. 10; Biology 10; French 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Juniorettes 10, 11, Treas. 12; FHA 9; AFS 11; FCA 12; Pep 12; Junior Marshal 11; Indianettes 10, Co-Capt. 11, 12. Harold Dean Covington Jr.: J.V. Football 9; Spanish 10, 11, 12. Dana S. Crooks: Track 9; Art 9; DECA 11; FBLA 12; Biology 12. Amy Beth Curtis: Juniorettes 10,11,12; French 11,12; Pep 11; Beta 11, Sec. 12; Student Council 11; Biology 10, 11. Eric Alan Cutler: Spanish 10; J.V. Baseball 9,10; Var. Baseball 11,12; FCA 12; Bricklaying 10, 11, 12. Donna Lynne Dagenhardt: Pep 11,12; FCA 12; Juniorettes 11,12; Student Council 9,12; Student Body Vice-Pres. 12; ICC Pres. 12; FHA 9; AFS 10,11, 12; French 10, 11, 12; Indianettes 10, 11, 12; Waitress 10. Marcus Bryan Dagengardt: French 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; Quiz Bowl 12. Cheryl Kay Davis: Debate 9; Science 9; Drama 10, 11; FBLA Hist. 12. Melinda Kay Deal: Extended Day 12; HOSA 10, 11, 12; Softball 9. Sarah Ann Deal: Extended Day 12; VICA 12. Donna Lynn Dellinger: Biology 11, 12; FHA Sec. 12; Beta 11, 12; Student Council 9. Wendy Kay Deitz: HOSA 10, 11, 12; Ceramics 9; FHA 12; Pep 11. Wesley Scott Dial: HOSA 9,10,11,12; Ceramics 11; Spanish 10,11; Biology 10. Lisa Isenhour Drum: Biology 11; ICC 12; Pep 9,12; DECA 11,12; Ceramics Pres. 12; FHA 12; AFS 12. Robyn Annette Drum: Band 9, 10,11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; FHA 12; FBLA 11. SENIOR STATISTICS Timothy Edward Duncan: Band 9, 10; Photography 10, Vice-Pres. 11, 12; Drama 11, 12; Science 9, 10, 11, 12; French 11. Karla Lynn Dunn: HOSA 9; FHA 9; Drama 10, Treas. 11,12; French 10,11, 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; Band 9. Sec. Treas. 10, All-County 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; Junior Marshal 11; Jaycee Outstanding Youth 12. Laurie Sue Dunton: J.V.Cheerleading Co-Head 9, Var. Cheerleading 10,11, Head 12; Track 10; Pep 11, 12; Monogram 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Cermics 9,10; Biology 10; AFS 11; FCA 12; French 10,11,12; Senior Class Pres. Waitress 10; Girls’ State 11; Homecoming rep. 10; Homecoming Court 12; 'Junior Marshal 11. John Mark Eckard: Monogram 12; Var. Football 12; J.V. Basket ball 9, 10; Var. Basketball 11, 12; Track All Conf. 11. Robin Terri Elliott: FHA 9, 10; AFS 10; Biology 11,12; Cross Country 10, 11,12, Track 9,10,11; Pep 11; Juniorettes 11; Cross Country All Conf. 11, 12. Veronica Dawn Ellis: HOSA 10; Ceramics 10; DECA 12; Library 12. Sandra Doreen Elmore: HOSA 9; FHA 12; FBLA 11, 12. Jeffery David Elston: Biology 10, Pres. 11,12; Spanish 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 12; ICC 11; Bus Driver 12. Richard L. Ennis: FHA 12. Rebecca Ann Fisher: J.V. Basketball 9, Co-Capt. 10; Student Council 10; Library 10; Biology 10; Spanish 10, 11; FBLA 11, 12; Pep 11, FHA 12, CORONA Bus Editor 12; Quill and Scroll 12. Todd Allen Fowler: Spanish 10,11; FCA 12; J.V. Baseball 10; Var. Basket- ball 12; Cross Country 10, 11. Teresa Denise Fox: Student Council 9, 10. Sec. 11, Pres. 12; FHA 10, Pres. 11, 12; Biology 10, 11. 12; ICC 11, 12; FCA 12; Juniorettes 12; HOSA 12; Student Body President 12. Kimberly Jean Franklin: Ceramics 9; FBLA 11, 12. Sharon Radford Franklin: Library 9, 10 VICA 11, 12; Ext. Day 11, 12. Dwayne Allen Frye: DECA Photographer 12. Tracy Lynn Futrell: Spanish 10, 11, 12; Juniorettes 10, 11, Historian 12; Biology 10, 11, 12; FHA Reporter 12; Pep 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Ceramics 9; Student Council 12. William Mikel Gibbs II; Library 11; DECA 12. Glenda Goble: Ceramics 9, 10, 11, 12; HOSA 10, 11. Sec. 12; TORCH 12. Donald Kent Godfrey: J.V. Football 9; Biology 10; Monogram 11, 12; ICC Vice-Pres. 12; Var. Football 10,11, Captain 12; Track 9,10,11,12; AU-Conf. Football 12. Kenny Gragg: VICA 11, 12. Janice Greenard: FHA 9,10,11,12; Spanish 12; DECA 12; J.V. Basketball 10. Elizabeth Ann Haas: Debate Sec. 9,10, Pres. 11,12; Biology 10; Monogram 11,12; Quill Scroll 11, Pres. 12; Juniorettes 11,12; Student Council 10,11, 12; Junior Class Pres.; Senior Class Sec.; Beta 11,12; AFS 11; Key 11; J.V. Cheerleading 10; Track 9, 10, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; French 10, 11, 12; IMPRESSIONS Editor 11, 12; Junior Marshal 11; Homecoming Rep. 11. Michael Ashley Harris: DECA 12. Timothy Wayne Harris: Pep 11,12; Spanish 11; Tennis 11; AFS 10,11,12; Key 11; Student Council 9, 10; Ceramics 10; Science 9; Bus Driver 11, 12; TORCH 11. Lee Russel Hass: VICA 10, 11, 12; Track Mgr. 11. Mark J. Hatchett: Band 9, 10,11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Biology 10; Spanish 11. Angela Dale Herman: Juniorettes 11; FBLA 12; Spanish 9; Student Council 9. 10, 11; FHA 9; Track 11. 12; Beta 11, 12. William Scott Helton: J.V. Baseball 9,10; Var. Baseball 11,12; Var. Football 12; Biology 10, 11; VICA 12. Fred William Hinson Jr.: DECA 12. Tammy Renae Hobbs: Pep 9, 11; Science 9; Biology 10; Spanish 10; Art 11, 12; FBLA 11; DECA Sec. 12; Ceramics 10. Susan Elizabeth Hoke: AFS 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11; Drama 9; FHA 10; Library Treas. 12; Cross Countrh 12; Track 12. Mary Estelle Horvath: Latin Club 10; Cardinal Gibbons H.S. 9; Pope John Paul II H.S. 10. Kimberly Dawn Houston: Biology 10; Ceramics Vice-Pres. 10; Spanish 11, 12; DECA 11; FCA 12; FHA 12; Pep 12. Scott C. Houston: Art 9,10; Biology 10; VICA 11, National Park 12; Drama 12. Tonia Howard: Extended Day 12. Dennis Eugene Huffman: Var. Baseball 9.10; Var. Football 10; Mongram 9, 10, 12; Cabinetmaking 10, 11, Pres. 12; ICC 12; TORCH 11. Donna Gaye Huffman: AFS 10; Spanish 11; Juniorettes 10, 11, 12; FBLA 12. Rebecca Irene Hughes: FHA 9,12; Spanish 11,12; Interact 11; Rifle Corps. 10, Capt. 11, 12; Biology 10, 11; CORONA 10. Jennifer Hunt: Key 11; French 10,11; AFS 11; Drama 10; Student Council 9; Office Asst. 9, 12; Waitress 10; FBLA 12. Kathleen M. Hunter: HOSA 9, 10, Vice-Pres. 11, 12; French 10; FTA 11; Wrestling Stat. 10. 11, 12; ICC 11, 12. Sandra E. Hyatt: VICA 11; Extended Day Vice-Pres. 12. Tina Diane Icard: Biology 10; Extneded Day 11, Pres. 12. Kimberly Teague James: Ceramics 10; FTA 9; Pep 10; FHA 10. Lisa Jennings: Library 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Spanish 12. Vicki Lynne Jennings: HOSA 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Pep 10,11. Daniel L. Johnson: Radio 9; Library 11, 12. Donna Michele Johnson: Extended Day 11, Sec. 12. Nelson Jerry Kale: Radio 9; Biology 10; Student Council 9; Carpentry 12. Kimberly Kay Keller: Art 9,10,11,12; VICA 11,12; Extended Day Report- er 12 Amy Beth Killian: French 10, 11, 12; Pep 11; FBLA 11, Sec. 12; FTA 12; Flag Corps 10; Indianettes 12. David Wayne Killian: Extended Day 12. Robert Scott Killian: Var. Football 10, 11,12; Wrestling 9, 10, 12; Track 9, 10,11; Spanish 10; AFC 12; Monogram 10,11,12; J.V. Football 9; All Conf. Wrestling 9, 10. Robin Renae Killian: Spanish 10; Art 11,12; FBLA 11; DECA 12; Biology 10. Senior Statistics 213 SENIOR STATISTICS Sungmi Kim: Chorus 11; Library 12. Thomas Scranton Kimbrell: Var. Football 11,12; Track 10,11,12; VIC A 12; J.V. Football; All Catawba Valley Football. Bryan Gregory King: VICA 12. Tanya Darlene King: HOSA 10; French 10, 11, 12; Drama 10; Biology 12; Beta 11, 12. Noel Anderson Kirby: J.V. Football 9, 10; Var. Football 11, 12; Monogram 12. Matthew Karl Klenke: Var. Football 11, 12; Var. Basketball 10, All-Conf. 11, 12; Track 9, All-Conf. 11, 12; Biology 9, 10; Pep 11; Monogram 11, 12;FCA 12; French 9, 10, 11; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Football 9, 10. Summie Alton Lackey Jr.: Var. Football 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9, 10,11,12; J.V. Football 9; All-Conf. Football 12; All-Conf. Track (shotput) 11. Dennie Alan Lail: Monogram 12; FCA 12; Var. Baseball 11,12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Baseball 9, 10. Kimberly Denise Ledford: Spanish 9,10,11; Beta 11,12; Photography 12; Drama 12; HOSA 10; AFS 12; TORCH 12; Band 9,10.11; Quill Scroll 12; FBLA 12. Michael Zeb LeFever: Spanish 12. Gary Wayne Lewis: Track 11, 12. Lisa Gail Long: DECA 11; Interact 11; FBLA 12. Elizabeth Diane Lowe: Biology 10, 11; Radio 9; Spanish 11; DECA 12; HOSA 11, Treas. 12. Julia Denise Lowman: Beta 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Spanish 10, Pres. 11; Radio 10, Sec. Treas. 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Student Council 10, Quill Scroll 12, IMPRESSIONS Chief Editor 12; Art 12; ICC 11,12; Junior Marshal 11; Morehead Nominess 12. William Todd Massagee: DECA 11, 12. Brandi Alison Maye: Beta 11,12; Juniorettes 10,11,12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; French 10, 11, 12; Pep 11, 12; AFS 11; COR- ONA 10,11, Co-Editor, 12; J.V. Cheerleader 9, Head, 10; Var. Cheerleader 11, 12; Track 10; FCA 12; Homecoming Court 11; Biology 10; Ceramics 9; Junior Class Vice-Pres. Junior Marshal 11; Head Waitress 10. Michele Lynn McCarley: Drama 10, 11, 12; French 11, 12; Spanish 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. Darin James McCloy: Cross Country 9,10,11; WYestling 9,10; Track 9,10, 11, 12; Ceramics 10; Monogram 10, 11; Commendation of Merit-National Merit Scholarship Foundation 12. Tamra Von McDowell: Biology 10; Ceramics 9, Sec. Treas. 12; AFS 11, 12; Pep 11; J.V. Cheerleader 9. Wanda Sue Merrit: Pep 9; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; J.V. Basketball-Mgr. 9; French 10, 11. Barry Alan Metcalf: J.V. Baseball 9, 10; Var. Baseball 11,12; Var. Football 12; Monogram 12; Cabinetmaking 10, 11, 12. Jacqueline Ann Miller: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Ceramics 9, 10; Biology 10; French 10, 11, 12; J.V. Cherleader 10; Var. Cheerleader 11,12; Track; AFS 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Pep 11,12; FCA 12; Juniorettes 10,11,12; Jr Sr Waitress 10; Homecoming Court 12. JefTrey Scott Miller: Beta 11,12; Ceramics 9; Student Council 9, French 10, 11; Biology 10, 11, 12; Pep 11, 12. Laura Anne Miller: Monogram 12; Juniorettes 10,12; Spanish 10,11, Pres. 12; Track 9, 11, 12; FHA 9; Biology 10; AFS 11; ICC 12. Marie Dorene Miller: FBLA 11; Spanish 10; Art 9; DECA 12. Joy Angelene Minton: Biology 10; AFS 11; FHA 9, 10; FBLA 12; Pep 11. Barbara Ann Morgan: FHA 9, 10; Extended Day 11, 12. Dallas Bunks Moses Jr.: Track 10; VICA NC State Vice Pres. 11, Region VII Vice Pres. 12. Lydia Dawn Murphy: Ceramics 9; FHA 9; Biology 10, 11; Spanish 10, 11; DECA 12; Juniorettes 12. Valerie Lynne Neumaier: Drama 9; Biology; Spanish 10,11,12; Pep 11,12; Art 12. Patricia Gail Noah: FBLA 12; FHA 10, 11; Biology 10; Ceramics 9; J.V. Basketball 9. Jeffrey Reed Norris: J.V. Basketball 9, 10; French 10, 11; Ceramics 9; Biology 10, 11, 12; Pep 12; FCA 12; Student Council 9. Deborah Sue Parker: Drama 9,10, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Biology 10,11,12; FHA 12; French 10, 11; Flag Corps 10, 11, Capt. 12. Lisa Yvette Partin: FBLA 12; DECA 11. Kimberly Faye Pittman: DECA 11, 12; Drama 9. Brent Allen Pless: FCA 12; Monogram 12. Darryl Eugene Poovey: Science 9; Student Council 9; Biology 10, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Art 10,11; Monogram 11; J.A. 10; J.V. Wrestling 9; Var. Wrestling 10, 11, 12. James Derek Poovey: Var. Football 11,12; Var. Baseball 11,12; J.V. Football 10; J.V. Baseball 9, 10. Laurie Lee Powell: Juniorettes 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 12; Ceramics 9; Biology 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11; Pep 11; Flag Corps 12. Tony Ray Powell: Band 9; DECA 11, 12. John D. Presnell: DECA Treas. 11; Aerospace 12; Extended Day 12. Darrell Lee Propst: Spanish 11; DECA 11; Var. Football 12; Ceramics 12. Lynne Annette Propst: Chorus 9, Sec. Treas. 10, 11, Pres. 12; Ceramics 9; Art 9; Majorettes 10, Capt. 11, 12; Juniorettes 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Drama 11; All County Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep 12. Kelly Wade Pulliam: Band 9,10,11; Stagehand 10,11; FBLA 10,11; Tennis 12. Michelle Denise Rambeau: Art 9; Ceramics 9; Biology 10, 11; HOSA 11, Pres. 12; Band 9, 10, 11. Donna Kathy Randall: Ceramics 9,10; Drama 9; FBLA 11,12; FHA 11,12. Phillip B. Ranke: Drama 10, 11, 12; VICA 12. Karen Elizabeth Readling: Volleyball 9, 10,11; International 9,10; Biology 9, 10, 11; Interact 11, 12; Drama 12; ICC 12; Fayetteville Academy 9, 10; FBLA 12; TORCH Editor 11; Art 11. Adam L. Reese: Bricklaying 10, 11, 12; Biology 10, 11. Aundrea Louise Reese: Track 9, 10; Softball 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; AFS 10,11,12; FCA 12; Pep 11, Pres. 12; NCA All-American Cheerlead er 10; Senior Class Treas. Spanish 10,11, 12; Monogram 10, 11,12; Junior- ettes 10, Sgt. at Arms 11, Second Vice-Pres. 12; J.V. Cheerleader 9; Var. Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; HOSA 10; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 10, 12; ICC Treas. 12. 214 Senior Statistics SENIOR STATISTICS Tammv Michelle Reeves: J.V. Cheerleader 9, 10; Var. Cheerleader 11, 12; Track 10, 11,12; Student Council 10; AFS 11; FCA 12; Pep 11, 12; French 10,11,12; Juniorettes 10,11,12; Beta 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Ceramics 9; Biology 10; Waitress 10; CORONA 10,11, Co-Editor 12; Monogram 11,12. Lisa Carol Reinhardt: Drama 9, 10,11, Treas. 12; AFS 10, 11, 12; HOSA 9; French 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Softball 12; All County Band 11, 12. Jeffrey Leonard Renfro: Student Council 9,10; AFS 9; Monogram 11; Key 11; J.V. Basketball 9; Sophomore Class Pres.; Var. Basketball 10; Carpentry 12; Prom Waiter 10 Head; Mr. St. Stephens 9, 10, 11. Janice Elaine Richards: FHA 9, 10; Art 11; DECA 11, 12; Biology 10. Eric Scott Ritchie: J.V. Baseball 9,10; Cabinetmaking 11, Sec. 12; Mono- gram 12; Var. Baseball 11, 12. Mark Steven Robinson: Var. Football 11,12; Wrestling 9,10; Mongram 11; J.V. Football 9, 10. Claudia Rotter: French 10, Vice-Pres. 11; Spanish 10; AFS 10; Radio Staff 11; Pep 11; CORONA 12; FBLA 12; Drama 12. Curtis John Rozzelle: Science 9, 10, Pres. 11, 12; French 10, 11, Pres. 12; Quill and Scroll 11, Vice Pres. 12; Beta 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Debate 11; ICC 11, 12; Boys State Senator 11; Hugh O’Brian Delegate 10; Governor’s School 11. Claude Lewis Ruff: Art 10,11; Spanish 11; Cross Country 10; Track 9, 10, 11. Anita Tuttle Ruffel: Extended Day School 10, 11, 12. Henry Jack Russell: Chorus 9, 10, 11, Sec. Treas. 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Band 11, 12; HOSA 10; Drama 11, 12; Radio Staff 12; All County Honors Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Timothy Edward Schwab: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football 9, 10; Var. Football 11, 12; Monogram 10, 11, 12; French 10, 11; FCA 12; All Conf. Track. John Albert Seagle: French 10; DECA Pres . 11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12. Todd Anthony Setzer: Maintenance 10, 11, Pres 12. William Phillip Setzer: Science 10, 11, 12; Beta 11, 12; French 10; Junior Marshal. Kimberly Elaine Sherrill: HOSA 12; Maintenance Vice-Pres. 12; Inter-Act 11, 12; ICC 11; Rifles 11, 12. Angie Lee Shook: Pep 11; DECA 12; Spanish 11. Tammie Sue Shook: J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Sec. Treas.; HOSA 9, 10, 12; Biology 9, 10, 11, 12; Photography 12; Pep 9; DECA 12. Rebecca Ann Sigmon: FHA 9, 10; FBLA 11, 12; HOSA 10. Sonya Marie Smith: J.V. Basketball 9; Ceramics 9; Art 11,12; Pep 10; VICA 12; Student Council 9, 10; Chorus 9. Gregory Thomas Smyre: Biology 10; Spanish 11; Bricklaying 11; VICA 12. Robin Renee Stafford: FBLA 11; HOSA 12; Art 12; Spanish 12; FHA 12; FCA 12. Tammy Stallard: Pep 11. Franklin Rene Stallings: Spanish 11; Pep 9, 10, 11; Monogram 10, Sgt. At Arms 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; J.V. Football 9, 10; Var. Football 11, 12; Track 9. 10. Carolyn Widener Starkey: Extended Day 12. Michael Allen Stewart: Extended Day 10, 11, 12. Michael Dale Stewart: Spanish 11, 12; Library 12; Track 9; Explorers 12; Band 9. Mark Allen Suddreth: Bus Driver 11, 12. Richard Neel Sudduth: Bus Driver 10, 11, 12; Maintenance 11, 12. Melanie Lynn Tallman: Biology 10; Key 11; FBLA 11; Beta 11,12; Pep 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Prom Court 11. Mary Elizabeth Teague: FBLA Sec. 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Biology 10; French 10; Juniorettes 11. Jonathan Lee Travis: Spanish 10,12; VICA 11; Photogarphy 12; Track 11. Amy Gail Triplett: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; French 10, 11. 12; Drama 9, 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 12; AFS 9, 10, 11, Pres. 12; Beta 11, Sec. 12; ICC Sec. 12; IMPRESSIONS 9; US Achievement Academy French Award. Tammy Louise Turpin: FHA 9, 10, 11, 12. Chris Henry Ward: J.V. Football 9,10; J.V. Baseball 9; Var. Baseball 10.11, 12; Monogram 11, 12; Bricklaying 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 11, 12. Jimmy Dean Waters: Paula Annette Watts: Juniorettes 10, 11, 12; Indianettes 11, 12; FCA 12; Pep 11, 12; Biology 9; French 10, 11, 12; AFS 11; Student Council 9, 10; Ceramics 9. Randy Allen White: Wrestling 10, All Conf. 11, 12; DECA 12. Richard W. White: Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 12; FCA 12. Mary Catherine Wiener: Student Council 9; Spanish 10, 11, 12; AFS 12; Drama 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Bobbie Sharon Wilfong: Deca 11, 12; FHA 12. Karen Lynn Wilhelm: Stage Band 9; Band 9; Flag Corps 10,11; Juniorettes 10,11; FCA 12; Pep 11; Biology 9; French 10,11; AFS 9; Student Council 9. 10; Beta 11,12; Lunchroom Committee 9; FBLA 12; Monogram 11; Drama 10; Girls’ State 11. Shawn Elaine Williams: Biology 10, 11, 12; Ceramics 11; Track 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 10, All Conf. 11, 12; AFS 9. Greg Willis: Basketball 9; Baseball 9, Capt. 10. Werstling 10, 11; Soccer 11 Nuernberg American High School. Kevin Paul Wilson: Corona 12; Photo Merit 11. Robin Lynn Wilson: Softball 11,12; Track 9; Stagehand Treas. 9.10,11,12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish 11, 12; Juniorettes 11. Benjamin Alexander Winkler: J.V. Basketball 10; DECA 12. Angela Donnela Wishon: FHA 9, 10, 11; Extended Day 12. Cynthia Rebecca Woodie: J.V. Basketball 9,10; Var. Basketball 11,12; FCA 12; Ceramics 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Spanish 10, 11. Lynette Ann Young: AFS 9, 10, 11, 12; Art 10, Pres. 11, Vice-Pres. 12; Drama 9; Student Council 9,10; French 10, 11,12; ICC 11,12; Band 9,10; Outstanding Marching Band Member 11, 12. David A. Unt: Photography 11, 12; Library 11, 12; Biology 10, 11, 12. Senior Statistics 1215 STUDENT INDEX Aaron. Gloria Deanna — 63, 147 Aaron. Timothy Charles — 43, 163 A bee. Lisa Renae - 33. 35, 36. 37, 38, 47. 48, 49. 54, 155 ABEE. SHELLY GWEN — 26. 27, 28. 33. 39. 35. 47. 48. 49. 51. 57, 76. 129, 178 Abernethy Carol Christine — 52, 57, 147 Adams, Lori Ann — 41, 47, 51. 155 Adams, Sherry Dean — 41, 163 Adcox, Jackie Ellen — 47, 163 Adkins, William Edward — 27. 36. 38. 55. 74. 84. 147 Aldridge, Brett Christopher — 33, 43, 48, 147 Aldridge, Chrystal Je'Anne — 33, 43. 47, 48, 63 Allen, Darren Mark — 155 Allen, Rebecca Lynne Allison, Linda Beth — 57, 155 Allison, Rhonda Marie — 163 Allison, Sandra Leigh — 47, 52. 54. 155 Allison. Sharon Denise — 147 Anderson, Cherrie Lynn — 38. 155 Angelica. Shelley Jo — 28. 32. 39, 47. 76. 94. 147 ANNAS. KELLY ELAINE - 52. 53. 129 Arroyo, Marlena — 43. 163 Ashby, Jeffrey Curtis — 59. 101, 147 Atwood. David Lawrence — 38 Atwood. Valerie Lynn — 39. 40, 163 AUSTIN. KIMBERLY RENAE - 27, 34. 39. 49. 129 Austin, Lala Denise — 33. 48. 163 Auton, Sonya Charlene — 28, 38, 147 Bader. Shelley Dawn — 46. 119, 155 Baily, Alice Marie — 59, 147 Baird, Tashia Elizabeth — 39, 163 BAKER, CHERYL LYNNE — 38. 46, 47, 76, 179 BAKER. DAVID LEON — 59, 61. 129, 181 Baker, Deborah Kristine — 38. 155 Baker, Diane Elizabeth — 41. 54, 119, 147 BAKER. MICHAEL RAY — 163, 129, 58 Baker. Phillip — 163 BAKER. SCOTT BRYAN - 43, 60. 61. 129 BARBOUR, TERESA YVONNE — 51. 129, 174 BARGER. DONNA BETH — 31. 32, 40. 42, 49. 129, 181 BARGER, JEFFREY LEWIS - 26. 31. 33, 46. 48. 39. 84. 85. 74 Barger, John David — 33, 163 Barker, Patrick Stephen — 43, 96, 163 Barlow, Lisa — 163 BARNES. ANNETTE FRANCES — 53, 59. 129, 181 Barnes. Donna Kay — 147 Barnette, Jennifer Donnelly — 38, 155 Barnette. Paula Claudette — 26, 27, 28, 32, 35, 38, 146. 147 BARRIER. DAVIE FLOYD - 58. 95. 129 BEACH, TAMARA DENEAN — 20. 50, 129, 177 Beard. Robert — 61. 147 Beasley. Joseph Michael — 96. 155 Beasley, Todd Michael — 163 Beck. Marion Denise — 33, 37. 48. 163 Beck. Melanie DeLynn — 33, 163 Beckom, Mary Kristeen — 26, 33, 47, 48. 86, 87, 163 Belcher, Mary Elizabeth — 33. 38, 47. 48, 147 Benfield. Angela Renea — 43. 147 BENFIELD, HAROLD EUGENE — 39, 50. 57, 129, 182 Benfield. Kelvin Lester — 39. 155 Benfield. Pamela Lynn — 163 Benfield, Teresa Dawn — 35, 38. 47. 76, 86. 155 Bennett, Dana Louise — 39, 40, 44, 52, 147 Bentley, Perry Boone — 43, 163 Berkowitz, Marianne Patrice — 39, 49. 155 BERRY. CAROL JOAN - 39. 40. 129 Berry. Clifford Selwyn — 163 Berry, Davie Kyle — 33, 48. 155 BERRY. MIKE - 129 Bevins, T ny Ray — 163 Billington, Billy Joe — 39, 58. 76. 101, 130 Billington, Terry Dale — 54, 155 Billington Tracy Lee — 155 Billow. Daniel John — 54. 72. 73. 155 BLACK. TERRY — 130 Blackburn. Christine Carol - 33. 38. 47. 48. 147 Blair, Douglas Keith — 58, 130 Blalock, Lisa Diane — 38, 47, 57, 147 Blankenship, Robert William — 65 Blankenship. Sherry Marie — 59, 147 BOLEMAN. JR.. JAMES THOMAS — 61, 65, 181, 130 Bolick, Alice Marie — 39, 49, 78, 79, 119 Bolick, David Allen — 38. 61. 147 Bolick, David William — 38, 163 BOLICK. DEBORAH LYNNE — 30. 59. 130 Bolick, Doug — 38, 163 Bolick, Jennifer Hope — 163 BOLICK. JILL REGINA — 33, 35, 48. 49. 130. 179 Bolick, Marsha Anne — 47, 48. 163 Bolick, Matthew Monroe — 26, 59, 147 Bolick. Michael Scott — 26, 32. 38. 39, 74, 147 Bolick. Michael Scott — 34. 36, 38. 39. 54, 147 Bolick, Tera Samantha — 33, 39. 47. 147 Bolick. Timothy Richard — 26. 30, 32, 33, 34, 37, 39. 48.55 Bolick, Tina Lynne — 33, 39. 48, 54, 147, 155 Boat, George Randall — 96, 155 Boston, Geffrey Scott — 38, 74, 147 Boston. Gregory Kevin — 38, 74, 147 Boulany, Bouavanh — 163 Bower. Steven Christian — 163 BOWERS. RACHAEL RUTH — 23, 27. 31, 53. 54. 130 BOWMAN, DENNIS SCOTT - 58. 130 Bowman. Duane Wesley — 155 BOWMAN. REVONDA ANN - 130. 179 Boyd, Karen Lynn — 39. 54, 155 Braddock, Barbara Ann — 34, 155 Bradshaw. Donna Jane — 33, 38, 47. 48. 57, 147 Bradshaw. Donna Kaye — 33. 38, 47, 57, 147 BRADSHAW. JEFFREY ALAN - 60. 61. 130 Bradshaw, Larry Allen — 163 Branch. Kimberly Ann — 39, 50. 155 Brantley, Kevin — 147 Brendle, Chalese Dawn — 37, 38. 54, 72, 155 Bridgeman, Kimberly Annette — 163 BRIDGEMAN. RICKY ALLEN — 60. 74. 80, 130, 177 BRITTAIN. JEFFREY ALAN - 130 BROADWAY, CURTIS DWAYNE - 130, 181 Broadway, Steven Gray — 96. 155 Broadwell, Richard Allen — 155 BROOKSHIRE. CYNTHIA GAY - 26. 33, 34, 35. 39. 48. 130. 174 Brown, Donand Graye — 60, 72. 80, 147 BROWN. MALINDA GAY - 33. 46. 48, 76. 86. 87, 130, 174 Brown, Melanie Shea — 33, 41, 103, 147 Bryant, Earlie Ray — 43, 155 BRYANT. JAVANN CLAYTON — 33, 47. 48. 130, 174 Bryant, Ronald Lee — 41, 147 Buchanan, Tina Lynn — 147 Bumgarner. Carole Leigh — 38. 147 Bumgarner. Jane Yvette — 52, 155 Bumgarner, Johnny Clayton — 60, 155 Bumgarner. Lisa Dawn — 37, 47. 53, 147 Bumgarner. Matthew Cord — 26, 27, 34, 36, 38, 44 55, 102, 147 Bumgarner, Phillip Andrew — 155 Bumgarner, Roxanne — Bun ton. Phillip Eugene — 39, 56, 65, 163 Burket, Stefanie l ee — 163 Burnette, Alex Ray — 44, 96, 163 Burnette. Sherry Renae — 43, 47. 155 Burns, Andy Curgus — BURNS. RICHARD DOUGLAS — 131 Burns, Tripp Hall — 60, 80, 147 BURTON. ANITA LYNN - 13, 20. 27. 34, 131, 174 Burton. George Carlton — 155 Byrd, Timothy Lee — 155 CALDWELL. DARRELL WAYNE — 131, 177 Caldwell, Lisa Ann — 52, 155 CALDWELL, THOMAS WAYNE - 74. 131 Caldwell, William Bryon — 74, 147 Campbell. Billy Wallace — 155 CAMPBELL. EDWARD WAYNE — 33. 46. 74. 131 Campbell. Tammy Jo — 52,155 Canella, Curtis Ross — 38, 163 CANIPE. DAVID WAYNE - 34, 131, 180 CANIPE, SHEILA GAYLE — 34. 38. 131, 177 Canipe, Timothy Lee — 38, 61, 155 Canipe, Warren G. (Trey) — 74, 84, 147 CAPPLETTE. AMY LUCILLE - 131 Caplette, Tracy Ellen — 155 Capps, Trina Denise - 163 CARLAY. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL — 131 Carpenter, Preston Scott — 147 Carpenter, Stephen Chad — 26. 155 Carpenter. Walter Kevin — 33, 48, 163 Carroll. Bonnie Karen — 40, 147 Carswell, Allen Lloyd — 33. 38, 48. 80. 148 Carter, Jimmie Carroll — 163 Carter, Stephen Douglas — 74, 80. 148 CARTER. THOMAS JEFFREY - 33, 48. 131 CAVALLARO. ALAN WILLIAM - 32, 34. 38. 54. 102, 131, 174 Chambers. William I ee — 43, 74, 155 Childers. Dana Michelle — 54, 155 Childres, David Brian — 163 CHILDERS. MARK EDWARD - 33. 46. 48. 74. 80. 131 Christopher. Terry Lynn — 52, 54. 57, 148 Church, Annette Starr — 28, 35, 39. 54, 156 Church, Jessica Leila — 163 CLARK. ALISA CARYL — 34. 38. 47. 131 CLARK, JESSIE WAYNE - 131 Clark, Maria Lynn — 39, 148 Clark. Michael Cory — 54,’ 156 CLARK. SANDIE RENAE — 76. 131 Clement, Jeffrey Dean CLEMENTS. DAVID HOYTE — 33. 46, 47. 80. 131, 174 Clemmons, Linda Dianne Clevenger, Richard Alan — 163 Cline, Harold Dean — 33, 48, 96. 163 CLINE, JASON PATRICK - 80. 132 CLINE. KARA BETH — 13. 21, 2b, 33. 34, 39. 35. 47. 48, 132, 163, 182 Cloer, Keith David — 156 Cioninger, Thomas Scott — 39. 54, 156 Clontz, Todd Vernon — 163 Clontz, Wesley Todd — 148 Coates, Julius Cecil — 164 Coffey, Bryan Scott — 164 Coffey, Lisa Camille — 148 216 Student Index STUDENT INDEX Coffey. Michael Wayne — 41, 54, 156 Coffey. Michelle Ann 54 Cole. Melanie Jane — 38. 47. 57. 148 Collins, Anglea Christine — 47, 164 Connor. Alan DeLane — 41, 65. 148 Connor. Gordon Scott — 70, 148 Connoe. Janie Sue — 156 Cook, Casey Alan — 164 Cook, David Todd — 18. 148 Cook. Jimmy Lee — 60. 156 Cook. Larry Allan — 61, 80, 148 Cook. Michelle Monique — 33, 38, 48, 78, 156 Cook, Rhonda Nannette — 40. 65, 164 Covington, Cosandra Louise — 47, 52 Covington. Harold Dean — 47. 59, 132 Covington, Holly Denise — 164 Cox, Kelly Michelle 38, 156 Cranfill, John Darrin — 164 CROOKS, DANA SUE - 50. 54. 174 Crowe, Amy Lynn Crowe, Arthur Lee Crowe, James Lance Cunningham. Tammy — 65, 156 Curtis, Amy Beth — 34, 35, 39, 182 Cuthrell, Kevin Lee — 164 CUTLER. ERIC ALAN — 33, 48. 60, 70. 132 DAGENHARDT, DONNA LYNNE - 26. 27. 33, 35, 39. 47, 48. 49. 63. 132, 174 Dagenhardt, Kerry Shawn — 33, 39, 74, 156 DAGENHARDT. MARCUS BRYAN — 39, 50, 132, 174 Daily, Kimberly Madalene — 41, 52, 148 Dale, Waneene Lynn — 156 Danner, Amy Lynn — 47, 164 Dancy. Mark Kevin — 156 Dauler, Karen Davidson, Melissa Ann — 31, 32, 49, 47, 54, 148 DAVIS. CHERYL KAY — 50. 132, 179 Davis, Cynthia Lynn — 38 Davis, Elaine Rae — 43, 156 Davis, Jeffrey Scott — 38 Davis, Jennifer Lynn — 38, 76, 148 Davis. Natalie Lynne — 33. 34, 35, 38. 36. 48. 148 Day. Donna Regina Deal. Greta — 164 Deal. Kevin Scott — 164 DEAL. MELINDA KAY - 132 Dean, Matthew Wayne — 84, 164 DEITZ. WENDY KAY - 52. 52. 132, 177 DELLINGER, DONNA LYNN — 34. 52. 54 119. 132, 177 Dellinger, Robert David — 164 Delp. Ginger Annette — 53, 148 Derr, I«amte Andre Deyton. Ricky Darrin — 54, 72, 84. 156 Deyton, Vincent Brian — 27, 31, 34. 39. 55, 148 DIAL. WESLEY SCOTT — 53, 132, 183 Dillingham. Randy l e — 47. 74. 75. 80. 156 Dirkers, Michael Jermone — 164 Dix, Jeffrey Scott — 38, 148 Doughton, Leila Bennett — 28. 39, 35, 156 Driver, Martin Van — 148 DRUM. LISA ISENHOUR — 27. 47. 49. 52. 57, 59. 132, 174 DRUM. ROBYN ANNETTE — 52, 132, 174 Duckett. Debra Ann — 36, 55, 164 Duncan, Angelia Lynn — 54, 103, 156 DUNCAN. TIMOTHY EDWARD — 132, 174 Dunmyre. David Bruce — 41, 54, 101, 156 DUNN. KARLA LYNN — 11, 13. 34. 39, 40. 49. 132, 182 DUNTON. LAURIE SUE — 8. 11. 13. 21. 26. 33. 34. 35. 39. 46. 47, 48. 94. 128, 133. 174 Eagle, Johnny Franklin — 164 Earley. Carol Jean — 37, 38, 47, 164 Early, Eric Mark — 41, 77, 156 Eckard. Brian Harold 43, 65, 74. 156 Eckard, Debra Peggy — 57, 164 Eckard. Joey Clayton — 47. 164 ECKARD, JOHN MARK - 46. 74. 75, 80. 133 Eckard, Johnny Del — 156 Edwards. Lisa Beth — 33, 43, 47, 48, 49, 164 Edwards. Michael Scott — 156 Ekard. Michelle Diane — 47, 164 Elam. Michael Herbert — 45, 164 Elledge, Mark Hamilton —39, 119, 156 Eller. Catherine Elizabeth — 156 Eller, Gary Thomas — 164 Elliott, Laurie Kim — 54, 103, 148 ELLIOTT. ROBIN TERRIE - 54, 76. 84. 85. 133 Ellis. Charles Shea — 156 Ellis, Franklin Harold ELLIS. TOMMY GERALD - 84. 133 ELLIS. VERONICA DAWN - 59. 133. 177 ELMORE. SANDRA DOREEN - 50. 133 Elrod, Cheri Suzette — 164 Elrod, Howard Tyrone — 61, 156 Elston, Cindy Marie — 164 ELSTON. JEFFREY DAVID - 54. 61. 133, 179 Elton, Robert — 60 ENDERSON, DAVID HARRELL England. Jeffrey I ee England, Pamela Leigh — 164 ENNIS, RICHIE LYNN — 61 Eoll, David Mark — 39 Eppelin, Jim Andrew — 164 Ervin, Linda Kaye — 27. 33, 35, 38. 46. 47, 48, 49, 78, 148 Evans. Angie Dawn — 33. 38, 48, 49. 156 Evans. Ashley Paige — 33, 47, 48. 100. 164 Evans. Gina LaShawn — 26, 47, k9. 52. 57. 148 Everhart. Danny Ray — 164 Everhart, Sharon Lynn Fairchild, Amy Dawn — 63. 148 Farmer. Alisa Dawn — 33, 39, 47, 48, 164 Faulkner. Tamera Leigh — 47, 164 FISHER, REBECCA ANN — 32, 28, 50, 52, 119, 133. 182 Flowers, Daniel Keith — 164 Flowers, Karen R. Flowers, Terry Denise — 39. 156 Floyd, Charles Wayne — 80, 148 Forbes, Johnny Burl — 156 Ford. Kathryn Lafollette — 33, 35. 39. 26. 47. 48. 156 Fortenberry, Jay Warren — 56. 60 Foster,Towanda — 47, 33, 48. 164 FOWLER. TODD ALLEN - 133, 179 Fox. Bruce Edward — 164 Fox, Chris Lynn — 54. 65, 156 Fox, Connie Sue — 43, 47, 54, 148 FOX. TERESA DENISE — 35, 48, 52. 54. 133, 174 Fox, Troy Lee Frady, Deanna Lynne — 53, 54, 156 Frady, Denise Lane — 54, 156 Frank, Elizabeth Leigh — 26. 39, 47. 76, 100, 156 Frank. Margaret Lynn — 26. 39, 47, 76, 100, 156 Franklin, Catherine Chemain — 54, 156 FRANKLIN. KIMBERLY JEAN - 50. 133, 180 Franklin, Rosetta Marie FRANKLIN. SHARON RADFORD - 133 Fredell, Kristi Ann — 76. 148 Frederick, Michael David — 54. 156 Freeman, David Bryan — 38, 56. 156 Freeman, David Hedrick — 55, 164 Freeman. Susan Catherine — 36. 55, 164 FRYE. DWAYNE ALLEN - 56, 59. 133 Frye, Gregory Allen — 148 Frye. Jessie Arnold — 164 Fulbright, William Bradley — 39. 56, 156 FUTRELL. TRACY LYNN — 26, 35. 52. 133. 179 Gamble. Michael James — 39, 54, 56, 156 Gantt, John Wade — 19, 148 Garner, Shannon Maria — 39, 157 Gazzo, Michelle Lynn — 164 Gentry, Floyd Billy Geouge, Robert Bradley — 157 Gibbs, Jr., Charles Lewis — 33. 48. 54, 74, 157 GIBBS. WILLIAM MIKEL - 179. 133 Gibson, Tammy Christine — 38. 47, 157 Gilbert, John Wade — 80 Gilbert, Joseph David — 157 Glover. Donald Seth — 157 GOBLE. GLENDA ANNE - 53. 57. 133 Goble, Sandra Lynne — 34, 38, 148 GODFREY, DONALD KENT — 20, 46. 61, 74. 80. 134, 182 Goforth. Felicia Faye — 47, 148 Goforth, Melisa Ann — 47, 157 GOOD, CYNTHIA LEEANN - 58. 134, 178 Good. Lindon Todd — 38. 96. 97. 101. 157 Goss, Cecilia — 148 Gragg. Curtis Ray — 38. 148 GRAGG. KENNETH WAYNE - 134, 177 Gragg. Rick Franklin — 72, 73, 80. 96. 157 Gragg. Richie Eugene — 38. 164 Granger. Diana Kay — 86, 164 GREENARD. JANICE LOUISE - 38, 52. 59. 76. 134 Greenard, Loretta Lynne — 33, 38, 53. 48, 148 Greene, Charles Dean — 59. 148 Greene. Tamara Kay — 33, 39, 47. 48, 148 Greene, Winfred Shawn — 54. 70. 157 Guthrie. Lee Ashley — 33. 34.35. 39, 47. 48. 148 HAAS. ELIZABETH ANN — 13, 20. 26. 27. 30. 32, 34. 35, 39. 45. 46. 86. 128, 134. 178 HAMMETT, TINA LORRAINE - 134 Halsey, Debra Lynn — 43, 164 Hamby. Chris — 164 Hannah. Douglas Scott — 19, 38, 40, 74. 148 Harris, Cosandra Evette — 165 Harris, Kenneth Ray — 70, 148 Harris, Michael Ashley Harris, Patrick Shannon — 39, 165 HARRIS. TIMOTHY WAYNE — 33. 47. 48. 61. 134. 177 Harrison, Robert Joseph — 148 Hartsoe, Michael — 148 Harvey. Debbie Kay — 165 HASS. LEE RUSSELL — 60. 74, 134, 176 HATCHET. MARK JOHNSTONE — 65. 134. 179 Hathcock, Sharon Renee — 33, 47, 48. 86, 87, 98, 165 Hatley, Kristen Hlene — 38, 65, 148 Hawn. Edward Leory — 157 Hawn. Jeffrey Todd — 45, 56, 165 Hawn. Kelly Dawn — 26. 33. 34. 35, 36. 46. 48. 76, 86.148 Hawn. Phillip William — 40. 74, 149 Heavner, Crystal Dawn — 38, 47, 86, 157 Heavner, Lisa Shawyn — 165 Heavner. Robbie Dale — 36, 56. 149 Student Index 1217 STUDENT INDEX Hedrick, Mike — 149 Hedrick, Revonda Linn — 157 Hedrick, Thalia Zannette — 165 Hefner. Angela Denise — 149 Hefner, Della Janelle — 39. 165 Hefner. Jerry Allen — 39, 165 Hefner. Melissa — 165 Hefner, Stephanie Lorraine — 47 Hefner. Tim Walter — 72, 96. 97. 157 Heinz, Douglas Jacob — 34. 36, 39. 50, 149 Helms, Regina Dawn — 47, 57, 165 Helms, Rhonda Dianne — 47, 54, 57, 149 Helms. Tony Lee — 165 Helton. James Reginald — 18, 55, 56, 149 Helton, Johnny Ray — 55, 165 Helton, Lisa Dawn — 38, 47, 52, 157 Helton, Lisa Dawn — 38, 47, 149 Helton, Lyndon Ray — 33, 38, 48, 80, 149 HELTON, PAUL — 134, 179 HELTON. SCOTT — 60. 70, 80. 134, 182 Hemphill, Karla Yettle Hemphill, Todd Rerel Henderson, Valerie Ann — 47. 49 165 Hendrix. Harold Scott — 54. 72. 96, 97. 157 HERMAN, ANGELA DALE — 34, 47, 50. 76. 134. 179 HERMAN. DOUGLAS VERNON — 46. 47. 48. 54, 60. 134 Herman, Kevin Brian — 72, 157 Hewitt, Timothy Jack — 165 Hicks, Angela Jean — 52, 78, 149 Hicks. John Joseph III — 33, 48, 54, 74, 157 Hicks, Sandra Kelly — 165 Hicks, Stacy Allen — 165 Hill, Ricky Allen — 54. 157 Hilton, Mark Kelly — 157 HINSON. FRED WILLIAM — 59. 134 HitafTer, Lisa Anne — 18, 37, 38, 40, 65, 149 HOBBS. TAMERA RENAE — 43. 59. 134 Hodge. Darrin Richard — 84, 157 Hoke. Kelli Leigh - 50. 157 Hoke. Kimberly Michelle — 52, 165 HOKE. SUSAN ELIZABETH — 32, 41. 49, 84. 134, 180 Hoke. Steven Wayne — 165 Holder, Angela Delaine — 33, 38, 46. 48. 76, 86, 157 Hollar. Angela Gayle — 165 Hollar, Cheryl Denise — 39, 43, 47, 157 Hollar. Christopher Lee — 39. 165 Hollar, Deborah Lynn — 33, 34, 35, 38, 47, 48, 63, 76. 149 Hollar, Frankie Lane Hollar, Jerry Dean — 165 Hollar. Michelle Peggy — 165 Hollar. Penny Michelle — 33, 39. 46, 48. 76. 149 HOLMES. ERIC PAUL - 135, 175 Holsclaw, Mark Howard — 165 Hooks, Tammy Janel — 38, 47, 165 Hooks, Terry Lyn — 54. 157 Hooten, Debra Ann — 157 Horton, Leshea Lynne — 165 HORVATH. MARY ESTELLE - 135, 175 Howell, April Dawn — 165 Hourihan, Darrin Michael — 46, 149 Houser, Ralph Boyd — 157 Houston, Anna Maria — 26, 46, 47, 76, 94, 149, 157 HOUSTON. KIMBERLY DAWN - 135, 175 HOUSTON, MACK ALEXANDER — 56. 58. 135 Houston, Marty Ladd — 165 HOUSTON, SCOTT COLEMAN — 19 Houston. Scott Edgar — 165, 175 Houston, Tammy Michelle — 33, 35, 39, 47, 48 HOWARD. TONIA — 135 HOYLE. ARTHUR NADERES — 61. 135 182 Hoyle, Hans Charles — 165 Hubbard. Michael Todd — 157 Hudson, Amanda Kay — 38, 53, 157 Hudson, Angela Lynn — 27. 38, 52. 149 Hudson, Bobby Reece — 54, 157 Huffman, Cheryl Ann — 157 HUFFMAN. DENNIS EUGENE - 60. 135 HUFFMAN. DONNA GAYE - 50, 135, 175 Huffman. Jana Lafaye — 157 HUFFMAN. LINC MILLER - 33. 39. 46. 48. 101, 135, 175 Huffman, Larry — 38, 54 Huffman, Lori — 165 Huffman, Lynn Maurice — 38, 60. 61, 80, 149 Huffman, Mark Timothy — 165 Huffman. Mark — 165 Huffman, Patricia Lynn — 48, 50, 149 Huffman. Paula Michele — 157 Huffman, Ryan Keith — 74. 157 Huffman, Sherry Lynne — 38, 47, 165 Huffman. Susan Renee — 31. 38. 47, 50, 149 HUFFMAN. TAMARA GAIL — 135, 175 Huffman. Todd McLee - 54, 74, 157 Huffman. Walter Hugh — 33. 48. 60. 70, 149 Hughes. Michael Lee - 27. 33. 48. 54. 74. 80 HUGHES. REBECCA IRENE - 38, 52, 135, 175 Hull, Dorothy Christine — 38. 52, 53, 157 Hull. Anthony Henry — 56, 149 HUNT, JENNIFER ADELE - 39, 43, 50, 119, 135, 175 Hunt, Jill Ashley — 39. 43, 86. 165 HUNTER. KATHY MARIE - 27. 53, 119, 135, 177 Hurtado. Denise Yvette — 38, 165 Hutchinson. Heather — 149 Hutchinson. Lawrence Patrick — 149 Hyatt, Tina Carol — 165 HYATT. SANDRA - 135, 179 Icard, Carol Marie — 54, 157 Icard, Jack Dixon — 149 ICARD. TINA — 135, 181 Ikerd, David Lee — 149 Iker, Mark Stephen — 47, 149 Isenhour, Chad Darren — 157 Isenhour, Kelly Elizabeth — 38, 61, 149 Isenhour. Michael David — 42, 44, 56, 157 Isenhour, Steven Paul — 27, 28, 33, 38, 47, 149 Ivey. Charles Henderson — 38, 157 Jacumin, Jill Lorraine — 27, 35, 149 JAMES. KIM — 135 James, Rickey Dale — 165 Jarman, Audra — 165 JENNINGS. VICKI LYNNE - 53, 136 Johnson, Angela Carol — 27, 33, 35, 39, 46, 48, 76, 94. 149 JOHNSON, DANIEL LESTER — 136 Johnson, Danny Kevin — 165 JOHNSON. DONNA MICHELE — 136 JOHNSON. HAROLd EUGENE JOHNSON. JIMMY RAY — 43, 58. 136, 178 Johnson. Tammy Lynn — 165 Johnson, Tony William — 96, 97, 157 Johnston. David Sean — 38. 39. 40, 42, 45, 55, 56. 149 Jones, Angela Michelle Jones, Jennifer Michelle — 36, 40. 47, 165 Jones, Lisa Deanee — 41, 158 Jones, Sandra Frances — 47, 166 Joyner, Deborah Carol — 149 Kale, Jerry Mark Allen — 65, 166 Kale. Jesse Andrew KALE. NELSON JERRY - 60. 136, 158, 179 Kale. Paul Edward - 43. 70. 80. 149 Kalkwarf, Mark Allen — 166 Kay lor. Deborah Sue — 158 Kaylor, Lonnie Edwin — 61, 80, 74. 149 Keever, Jerry David — 39, 54, 56, 158 Keller, Amy Delores — 166 Keller, Christopher Allen — 60. 61, 80. 149 Keller, Jerry Ray — 158 KELLER. KIMBERLY KAY - 136 Keller, Jr.. Ralph Atwell — 149 KEMBLE. RANDY TYLER - 58. 136 Kennedy, Amy Louise — 35, 38, 54, 119, 158 Kennerly. Jennifer Leigh — 27, 38, 35, 43, 54, 149 Kenworthy David Neil — 33, 48. 54, 72, 73, 96, 158 Kenworthy, Patrick Kilby, Jeffrey Lee — 158 Kilby, Gary Clark — 54, 158 Kilby, Stephanie Marie — 166 Kilgore, Curtis Michael — 55, 56, 166 Kilgore, Edward Lee — 38, 55, 56, 149 KILLIAN. AMY BETH - 39. 46. 50. 51. 63. 136, 181 Killian, Cristie — 149 KILLIAN. DAVID WAYNE - 33. 136 Killian. Deborah Jane — 35, 39, 54, 158 Killian, Douglas — 48, 166 Killian, Kimberly Dawn — 158 Killian, Lee Christopher — 54, 158 Killian, Marty Atwell — 158 Killian, Ricky Dale — 158 KILLIAN, ROBERT SCOTT - 33. 46. 48. 74. 80. 136. 175 Killian. Robin LeAnn — 38, 47, 149, 180 KILLIAN, ROBIN RENAE — 43. 47. 59. 136 Killian, Samantha Ann — 37, 39, 54, 158 KIM SUNG MI - 41, 136, 183 KIMBRELL, TOMMY SCRANTON — 58. 136 KING, BRYAN GREGORY - 31. 60. 61, 136 King, Patricia Grace — 33, 35, 46, 47, 48. 49. 76. 77. 84. 85, 158 KING. TANYA DARLENE - 13, 39, 54. 136 Kirby, Andy Wayne — 38, 72, 158 Kirby, Elizabeth Anne — 47, 65, 166 Kirby, Karen Yvette — 38, 65, 158 Kirby, Matthew Ray — 33, 48, 96. 166 KIRBY. NOEL ANDERSON — 46. 80, 136 Klaus. Gary Michael — 39, 166 KLENKE, MATTHEW KARL — 21, 33. 46. 48, 74, 80. 137, 175 Knight, Dia Monique — 40, 50, 166 Krzeminski, Traci Lynn — 41, 67, 166 LACKEY, SUMMIE ALTON — 74. 80, 137, 175 LAFONE, CHRIS ANTHONY — 58. 137, 177 Lafone, Dana Louise — 43, 166 LAFONE, DEBRA LEE — 43, 58. 137, 179 Lafone. Donna Lynn — 43, 166 Lafone, Kimberly Michelle — 47, 166 Lafone. Tiffani Paige — 27, 39, 47, 158 Lail, Angela Marie — 166 Lail, Carla Michelle — 33. 48. 49. 166 LAIL. DENNIE ALAN — 46, 61, 70, 137, 175 Lail, Jeff Hal — 33, 55, 56, 166 Lail, Julie Gaye — 33, 38. 48, 63. 149 Lail, Kimberly Leigh — 30. 33, 34, 48, 54. 86. 87, 150 Lail. Laura Young — 33, 47 218 Student Index STUDENT INDEX Laii, Lisa Dianne — 33, 38, 47. 48, 158 Laii, Notra Jean — 37. 39. 44. 45, 54. 158 Laii, Tina DeAnn — 166 Laii. Phillip Paul - 38. 47. 54. 72. 73, 80. 150 Laii. William Edward — 149 Landis. Robbie Ann — 28, 37, 38, 44. 54, 158 Landis. Tracy Marie — 41, 52, 166 Lane. Eddie Wayne Lanning, Lloyd Ray — 166 Laws. Annette Leigh — 26. 33. 47. 48. 49. 98. 166 Laxton. Frankie Yvonne — 150 Le. Xuyen Binh - 33, 48. 158 Lee, Lorraine Suan — 26, 30, 35, 38, 44, 45, 84, 158 Lee. Tina May - 55, 166 LEDFORD, KIMBERLY DENISE — 31. 40. 42, 137, 182 Ledford, Sherry Lynn — 33, 38, 47, 48. 150 LEFEVER. MICHAL ZEB — 38. 137 Leonard, Jacqueline Leigh — 39, 44, 158 LEWIS, GARY WAYNE — 74. 137 Limerick, Judy Lynn — 150 Linder. Robert Lee Little, Kenneth Scott — 166 Little. Lisa Jill — 34, 38, 50. 150 Livingood, Heather — 26, 39, 166 Lookadoo, Tiffany Jane — 33, 37, 48, 166 LONG. JEFFREY SCOTT — 59. 137 LONG. LISA GAIL — 50. 137, 179 Long, Lisa Teresa — 41. 158 Ixwelace, Dwayne Carl — 158 LOWE. ELIZABETH DIANE — 137, 178 LOWMAN. JULIA DENISE - 13, 27, 30, 32, 34, 38, 44,137 Lowrimore, Hope Ree — 65, 158 Ludwig. Daniel Paul — 27, 33, 47, 48. 102, 150 Ludwig, Michael Jay — 47, 96, 97, 166 Lutz, Timothy James — 166 Lyalls, Crystal Jean — 150 Lynn, Donald Bruce — 166 Lynn, Mary Jacqueline — 52, 154, 158 Mackey. Allen Scott — 166 Marlow. Kimberly Page — 31. 35. 39. 46. 63. 76. 150 Marshall, Jennifer Leigh — 39, 166 Martin, Cameron Stacey — 166 Martin, Curtis Randall — 54, 158 Martin, Lewis Palmer — 166 Martin, Lorene Sylvia — 150 Martin, Mavis Gail — 26, 33, 39, 47. 48, 49, 100, 166 Martin. Roger Keith — 34, 150 Martin, Wesley Alan — 158 Maske, Jeff Steven MASSAGEE, WILLIAM TODD — 59, 137, 175 Mathews, Sheila Marie — 33, 48. 49. 166 Matlock, Derrick James — 158 Matthews, Jerry Matthews, Melissa Ann — 166 MAYE. BRANDI ALLISON — 13. 20, 26, 28. 32. 33, 34. 35, 57, 48. 94, 137, 175 Mays, Gina Melanie — 58, 63. 150 McBride. Robert Heath — 33. 48, 54. 74. 158 McCall, Deborah Ann — 38, 47, 146, 150 McCarly, Deborah Spencer — 39. 166 MCCARLY, MICHELE LYNN — 38, 39, 137 MCCLOY, DARIN JAMES - 74, 137. 182 McCormick, Amy Michelle — 158 McCray. Audrey Lea — 31, 57, 158 MCCRAY. DAWN - 138 McCray, Martha Gail — 166 McDaniel, Danny Roger — 158 McDaniel, Dawn Marie — 54. 150 McDaniel, John Josh — 57, 166 McDaniel. Lora Ann — 33, 37. 48. 166 MCDOWELL. TAMRA VON — 57, 138, 181 McFarland. Bobby Darrell — 166 McGee, Lisa Ann — 54, 158 McGhinnis, Michael Sean — 26. 27. 33, 34. 39. 47. 48. 55. 80. 150 McGhinnis, Patty Lynne — 39, 44, 54, 78, 158 McKinney. Betty Sue — 158 MCKINNEY, MICHAEL DEAN — 138 McMahan, Eddie James — 27, 38, 47, 150 McNeely, Bradley Coleman — 31. 34, 39. 46, 74, 80, 150 McPeters, Angela Dawn — 57, 158 McPherson, Jack Dean McPherson, Robert Edward McPherson. Vanessa Lee — 47, 166 Mellon, Lisa Annette — 57, 158 Mellon, Sherri Dean — 43, 167 Mellon, Vickie Ellen — 57, 158 Melton, Velvet Glynean — 40, 44, 51, 54 159 MERRITT. WANDA SUE - 46, 50, 138 METCALF. BARRY ALAN — 46. 61, 70, 80, 138 Metcalf, Gary Scott Miller. Cary Alex — 28. 34. 76. 150 Miller, Cheryl Maureen — 52, 150 Miller, Darrin Max — 34, 60, 150 Miller. Eric Jeffrey — 47, 80, 150, 175 Miller, Genei Lee — 167 Miller, Greg MILLER. JACQUELINE ANN — 33. 35, 39. 47. 48. 49, 94. 119, 138, 179 Miller, James Anthony — 167 MILLER. JEFF SCOTT — 26. 27, 54. 138 MILLER. LAURA ANNE — 27. 38, 46. 76. 138, 182 MILLER. MARIE DORENE — 59, 138, 181 Miller, Patrick Lowell — 167 MILLER. ROBBIE JENNINGS — 138 Mingus, Cathie Lynn — 54, 150 MINTON. JOY ANELENE - 50. 138, 176 Mitchell, Maria Jean — 53, 167 Mitchell. Robert Kevin — 59, 150 MITCHELL. TERRY MCGINNIS — 61, 138 Moore, Cathy Denise — 167 Moore, Chad Lynn — 54, 159 Moore, Jeannean Michelle — 167 Moore. Judy Renee — 27, 38. 41, 150 Moore, Teresa Lynn — 58, 150 MOORE, WILLIAM CARY — 138, 181 Moose, Nancy Elizabeth — 33. 34, 39. 47. 48. 76. 150 Morgan, Amy Sue — 30, 31, 43, 54, 59 MORGAN. BARBARA ANN — 150 Morris, Tammy Lee Morrow. Ann Maria — 34, 35, 38, 46, 47 Morrow, Deborah Jean — 39. 46, 78, 79, 86, 87, 159 Morton. Deborah Jean — 39, 46, 78, 79. 86. 87, 159 Morton. Allison Marie — 38. 54, 159 Moser, Kevin Scott — 33, 47, 48, 167 Moses. Kevin Scott — 33. 47, 48, 167 Moses, Beth Anna — 54, 159 MOSES. DALLAS BANKS — 38, 58, 130, 138, 176 Mullins, Jeffrey Lee — 167 MURPHY, LYDIA DAWN — 59. 130, 138, 176 NEUMAIER. VALERIE LYNN - 38, 43. 47. 138, 177 Nguyen, Thanh — 159 NOAH. PATRICIA GAIL — 50. 139, 180 Noble. Patrick Leslie — 72. 73, 80. 150 Norman, James Lynn — 159 NORRIS, JEFF REED - 139, 177 Norton, Terry Lee — 150 Null. Ronald Richard Nye. Lanny Joe — 159 Oakes. Mark Winters — 159 Oakes. Scott Winters — 159 Ochs, Dana Ruth — 39, 47, 76. 94. 150 Odom. David Timothy — 54, 159 Odom. Frank Virgil — 167 Overby, Brian Kent — 167 Owenby, Bobbie — 41 Owens, Tammy Renee — 33, 35. 38, 48, 159 Paige. Kenneth Lawrence — 38, 54, 84, 159 Pappas. Jody Dale — 26. 38. 54. 45, 75, 159 PARIS. MARTY GENE — 139 PARKER. DEBORAH SUE — 19. 40, 4. 139 Parker, Tamara Leigh Parkhurst, Lisa Ann — 52, 53, 150 Parlier, Richard Darrell — 38, 54, 65, 159 Parrish. Scott Morgan — 47, 56. 162, 167 Parrish, Steven Brent — 38, 43, 47. 150 Parsons. Patrick Wayne — 167 Parsons, Teresa Elaine — 38,58, 150 PARTIN. LISA YVETTE — 50. 139, 176 Patton, Brian — 167 Patton, David Jim — 54, 159 Pauna. Lisa Marie — 167 Pearson. David Scott — 150 Payne. David Scott — 159 Pearson, Nancy Loretta — 167 Peeler, David Lee — 166 Peeler, Kristine Diane — 39, 54, 65. 78, 159 Pennell. Lisa Renae — 167 PEPPERS. ROBERT ANDREW — 46 Perry, Rhonda Renee — 57, 167 Peters, Rickey Leo — 167 Peterson, Christopher Scott — 33, 38, 46. 47, 48, 80, 150 PETERSON. STEVEN KIRK — 139 Phelps. Amy Lynette — 27. 38, 39. 42. 44. 51, 63. 159 Phifer, Deidre Michelle — 54. 103, 159 PHILLIPS. WAYNE EDDIT PITTMAN. KIMBERLY FAYE - 59. 139 Ptta, Amy Doreen — 159 PLESS, BRENT ALLEN — 33, 46, 48, 139, 181 Pollard, Nicholas Craig — 33. 46. 48. 70, 80. 159 Poovey, ndrea Vontrena — 26, 33, 47. 48. 98, 162, 167 POOVEY. DARRYL EUGENE - 54, 139, 180 POOVEY, JAMES DEREK — 60, 70. 80, 139 Poovey, Rhonda Lynn — 36, 37, 50, 57, 180 Pope, Amy Lynn — 43, 167 Pope. Mary Elizabeth 28. 32. 37, 39. 46, 78, 86. 150 Pope. Michael Bruce — 33. 48, 167 Pope, Sandra Elaine — 38. 52, 119, 150 Pope, Timothy James — 33, 54, 150 Poteat, Darryl Edward — 167 Powell, Iva Regina POWELL. LAURIE LEE — 35. 54. 139, 177 Powell, Rebekah Ann POWELL. TONY RAY - 139. 178 Poynter, Mary Catherine — 18, 38, 40, 41, 48. 72, 159 Poynter. Robert Christopher — 41, 150 PRESNELL. JOHN - 139, 180 PRESNELL, PENNY LAIL — 139 Presnell, Regina Roxanne PRESNELL. TIMOTHY WAYNE — 139 Pressley, Tonia Yvette — 47, 167 Pressley. Vickie Annette — 47, 159 Pressley, Vickie Annette — 47, 159 Student Index 219 STUDENT INDEX Price. Kelly Wayne - 38. 167 Prince, (linger Rechele — 38, 54, 159 PROPST. DARRELL LEE — 57. 80. 139. 180 Propst. Hope Lvnette — 167 Propst, Lee Maurice — 27, 46. 61. 70. 150 Propst. l eisa Gale — 52, 151 PROPST. LYNNE ANNETTE - 18, 35. 38, 47. 63. 65, 140 Propst, Paul Edwin — 54. 65, 151 Propst. Ronnie Scott — 54, 56. 159 PROPST. SANDRA LARAE — 52. 54. 103. 140, 176 Propst. Wendy Karen — 103, 166 Pulliam. William Scott — 41, 42, 151 PULLIAlCl. KELLY WADE — 50. 140. 180 Punch. David Jeffrey — 56. 167 Puotinen, Ann Marie — 35, 76, 77, 84, 159 Putnam. Kelly Russell — 159 Putnam. Shelia Ann — 52, 167 RAMBEAU, MICHELLE DENISE - 47. 53. 140 RANDALL. DONNY KATHY - 50. 140. 176 Randall. Melissa Lynn — 167 RANKE. PHILLIP BURNETTE - 58 Readling. Charles Robert — 39, 56. 167 READLING. KAREN ELIZABETH — 27. 37. 38, 40. 42. 50. 140. 176 Redden, Robert Asbury — 30. 39. 55, 167 Reece. Dana Celeste — 63, 159 Reece, .James Wade — 38, 167 Reep, Carol — 167 Reed. Jr. Kenneth Wayne — 33, 40, 42. 46, 48. 74. 84,85. 119. 151 REESE. ADM LEW - 60. 140 REESE. AUNDREA LOUISE - 11. 26. 27. 28. 33. 35. 38. 46. 47. 48. 49. 78. 94. 128. 140. 176 Reese. Dana Denise — 38. 47, 49. 167 Reese. Fred Leander — 159 Reese, l ewis Todd — 59, 151 Reeves. Tina Kaye — 46. 47, 100, 159 REEVES. TAMMY MICHELLE - 28. 32. 33. 34. 35, 38, 46. 47. 48. 76, 77. 94, 140, 178 REINHARDT. LISA CAROL - 39. 40. 49. 140 Reitzel, Karen Elaine — 98, 167 RENFRO. JEFFREY LEONARD - 60. 140. 180 Rhyne. Gayle Annette — 33, 47, 100. 167 RICHARDS. JANICE ELAINE - 59. 140, 180 Richards, Tracy Dawn — 59 Ritch. Karen Diane — 38, 43. 54, 139 RITCHIE. ERIC SCOTT — 46. 60. 70. 140. 178 Ritchie, Sharon Elaine — 54, 159 Roach. Mary Georgina — 39. 167 Robbins. David Rhyne — 167 Roberts. Michael David 39. 48. 54, 167 Robinson, Donna Renee — 47, 155 ROBINSON. MARK STEVEN — 80. 146, 176 Robinson. Julie E. Robinson, Tina Michelle — 167 Robinson. Mike Rockett Mari Jean — 26. 33, 37. 48. 168 Rogers, Nathan Lee — 80, 157 Rogers. Wesley Eugene — 65 Rollins, Robert Russell — 74, 159 Rosamond, Jeremy Franklin — 159 Rosenschein. Scott Jason 96, 97. 168 Ross. Michael Allen Ross. Tamara Renee — 168 ROTTER. CLAUDIA - 28. 40. 50, 140. 178 Rowe, Candace Lynne — 47, 159 Rowe, Mark Allen — 59, 151 ROZZELLE. CURTIS JOHN - 13. 20. 26. 27. 30. 32. 33. 34. 39. 40. 55. 140. 182 Rudisill. Lajeana — 168 Rudisill, Tommy Gene RUFF. CLAUDE LEWIS — 74. 141. 180 RUSSELL. HENRY JACK — 40. 65, 141 Ryan. Gina Marie — 26. 33, 47, 168 RYFFRL. ANITA TUTTLE Saine. Chuck — 60. 61, 151 Saine. Kathy Denise Saine, Gary Victory — 61 St. Clair, Dorothy Marie — 33, 48. 47, 76. 159 Sandlin. Reba Rosetta — 159 Sassler, Davida Saulnier. Joseph Osborne — 168 Sawyer. Michael Tom — 47. 168 Schneider. Angie Renee — 38. 168 Schronce, Samantha Tamilina — 39 Schwab, Sean Michael SCHWAB. TIMOTHY EDWARD 46. 61. 74. 80. 141 Seabock. James Adrian — 61. 151 SEAGLE. JOHN ALBERT - 65. 141. 182 Sebastian. Clifton Randall — 54, 159 Segars. Michelle Hope — 38. 168 Setzer, April Collette — 168 Setzer, Donna Lynn — 48. 63, 151 Setzer, Kyle Dean — 47, 168 Setzer. Lisa Dawn — 33. 34. 35. 39. 47. 63. 151 Setzer, Michael James — 159 SETZER. TODD ANTHONY — 61. 141. 182 SETZER. WILLIAM PHILLIP - 13. 33. 55 Shannon. Davind Rae — 26, 27, 33. 34. 35, 37, 39, 48. 54. 151 Shepherd. Clay Morgan — 168 SHERRILL. KIMBERLY ELAINE - 33. 47. 53. 141. 180 Sherrill. Lisa Kaye — 47 Sherrill, Lisa Renee — 168 SHERRILL. PAUL BRYAN — 58. 141 Shoestock, Barbara Jean — 50, 151 Shoestock. Debra Anne — 44. 47. 168 Shoestock. Richard Francis — 38. 56. 160 Shondelmyer. Bobbi Michelle 47. 168 Shook, Angie I ee — 59. 181 Shook, Darin Carroll — 168 Shook. Joe Carroll — 38. 43. 58. 151 Shook. John David — 38. 58. 151 Shook. Leslie Joan — 47, 151 Shook, Paul Shook, Scott Connelly — 60, 160 SHOOK. TAMMIE SUE — 3. 38. 42. 43. 47, 53. 59. 141, 182 Shook. Tanya I aRue — 47, 54. 160 Shook, Tracy I ee — 47, 168 Short. Robin Marie — 47. 100, 168 Shull, Tina Ixniise — 37, 168 Shupe, Leslie Michelle — 47. 160 Sigmon. Beth Adaire - 33. 39. 46. 47. 49. 78. 160 Sigmon, Cynthia Paige — 39, 47, 160 Sigmon. Deidra Elizabeth — 31, 33, 38. 48. 168 Sigmon, Janet Darlene — 38. 160 Sigmon, Jeanna La nay — L68 Sigmon, Jerald I,ee — 33, 151 Sigmon. Joel Brent — 46. 48, 74. 160 Sigmon. Joy Elaine — 47, 48, 86. 87. 98. 186 Sigmon. Mark Antonius — 61, 151 SIGMON. REBECCA ANN — 50. 141, 181 Sigmon. Robbie Wayne — 160 Sigmon, Rodney Lewis — 54, 74, 84. 151 Sigmon. Scott Alan — 65. 168 Silva. Julie Margaret — 39, 43, 168 Silver, Tonie Lynn — 168 Simmons. Benjamin Keith — 38, 42, 56, 168 Simmons. Nathan I eroy — 38, 42. 56, 151 Simons. Christopher Edward — 38. 42, 96, 168 Simpson. Darin Charles — 39, 59, 151 Sipe. Brian Lee - 26. 39. 44. 56. 160 Sipe, Cynthia Ann — 38, 151 Sipe. Danny Alvin — 160 Sipe. John Todd — 56 Sipe, Karen Denise — 38. 160 Sipe, Paul Franklin — 38, 54, 72, 160 Sipe. Phillip Kelly - 38. 54, 72. 73. 160 Skinner. Kristin Lynne — 33, 38. 46, 48, 78. 79, 86. 87. 160 Skipper. Marie Annette Sluder. Lisa Dawn — 38, 151 Smith. Bessie Alice — 33. 38. 48. 103, 151 Smith, Carolyn Marshall — 168 Smith, Jamie l ee — 37, 39. 151, 160 Smith, Jamie Luree — 27, 36, 37, 39, 44. 54 Smith, Jodi Lynn — 39, 49. 160 Smith, Kenneth Walter — 168 Smith. Marla Denise — 26. 33, 35. 39. 47. 48. 63. 151 SMITH. SHARI ANN — 45. 141 SMITH. SONYA MARIE — 58. 141. 178 Smith. William Bradley — 168 SMYRE. GREG THOMAS - 58. 141, 176 Sneed. Michael Lee — 33. 48. 151 Soles. Brenda Lee — 168 South. Tammy Diane — 47, 160 Southern, Timothy Douglas Sparks. Harold Daniel 119, 151 Specht, Jonathan Derek — 168 Spencer. Angela Michelle — 33. 48, 168 Spencer, Janet I eigh — 33, 47, 76, 98, 160 Spencer, Julie Karen — 26. 33, 35, 47. 48, 160 Spencer. Phillip Lee — 84. 151 Spencer, Sharon Denise — 168 Spires. Crystal — 168 Sronce. Jennifer Gail — 39, 47, 160 STAFFORD. ROBIN RENEE - 33. 38. 43. 48. 52. 53. 141. 178 STALLARD. TAMMY LEE — 141 STALLINGS. FRANKIE RENE - 46. 61. 74. 80. 141 Stanus. Rodney Adam STARKEY, CAROLYN - 141 Starkey, Steven Darin — 61, 160 Starnes. Amy Naomi — 26. 33, 40, 44. 48. 160 Starnes. Dennis I eeRoy — 54 Starnes. Eric David — 33, 38, 48 Starnes. John Eric — 54. 74. 151 Starnes. Kimberly Van — 8. 35, 38. 47, 76, 94. 160 Starnes. Shane Paul — 33. 47. 160 Starnes. Sonya Colette — 26, 30, 33, 47, 48. 168 Starnes. Susan Paige — 33. 47. 48. 86. 98. 168 Starr. Norina Jean — 160 STEPHENS. RICHARD DAVIS - 46, 50. 52. 142 STEWART. MICHAEL ALLEN - 38. 41. 142. 178 Stewart, MichaelDale — 38 Stilwell. Carl Ellis — 168 Stilwell, Edie Belinda — 168 Stine, Curtis Logan — 160 Stinson. Fred Grant — 160 STINSON. JANET MICHELLE - 46. 78. 79, 86. 142. 180 Stinson. Kevin James — 151 Stinson. Marie Joye 38. 43. 47, 160 Stock. John Anthony — 74. 84, 160 Stoudemire, Stewart Wood — 33, 39, 48, 54, 151 Stuart. Kimberly Dawn — 39. 47. 168 220 Student Index STUDENT AND FACULTY INDEX Suddrelh. Donna .Jean SUDDRETH. MARK ALLEN - 61. 142 SUDDUTH. RICHARD NEAL — 61. 142, 176 Swafford, Gregory Doyle — 33, 48, 54, 70, 151 Swanner, Russell Alan — 58. 151 Tallman. Julie Ann — 65, 168 TALLMAN. MELANIE LYNN — 11. 34. 119, 142, 183 Tan. Dinh Uyen — 39, 43. 160 Taylor. Wilburn Paul — 151 Taylor. Zackariah — 168 Taylor. Zena Mae — 160 Teague. Angela Diane — 33, 47, 48. 86, 98, 169 Teague. Cynthia Denise — 39, 44, 54. 160 TEAGUE. KIMBERLY DENISE TEAGUE, MARY ELIZABETH - 50. 142 Teague. Paul Neel — 160 Teague. Phillip Scott — 160 Teague. Richard Dwane — 33, 48, 54. 70. 151 Terry, Angela Kay — 33, 47, 86. 169 Terry. Maelena Ann - 38. 47, 48. 151 Throneburg, Toni Annette — 26. 39. 47, 100, 169 Tomlin, Richard Wayne — 169 Towe. Randall Lee — 169 Towe. William Joseph TRAVIS. JONATHAN LEE — 28. 38. 42. 74. 142, 181 TRIPLETT. AMY GAIL — 19. 21. 27. 34. 39. 40. 49. 142. 178 TRIPLETT. CARL JOHNATHAN - 142 Troutman. Melanie Lynne — 47. 169 Turner. Michelle Rene — 39, 78, 160 Turner. William Todd — 169 Turpin, Patricia Gaye — 160 Turpin. Rhonda Leigh TURPIN. TAMMY LOUISE — 52. 142 TUTTLE. WANDA WHISNANT — 142 Tweed. Lynn Eric — 54. 65. 160 Upchurch. Kelly Jean — 38. 151 VandenBosch, Cheryl Lynn 169 VandenBosch, Danika Karen — 27, 38. 41. 103, 151 VandenBosch, Grover Ricahrd VonDohlen. Heidi Beth — 169 VonDohlen, Lisa Jean — 169 VonDohlen Richard Daniel — 39. 160 VRABEL. EDWARD DAVID - 59. 151 Wagner. Michael Scott — 169 Walker, Barry Alan — 38 Walker, Melissa Ann — 169 Walker. Janie Wallen. Fredrick Howard — 18. 40, 54. 151 Walsh. Rodney Allen — 96. 169 Walter. Keith David - 38. 151 Walz. Amy Susan — 38. 47. 76. 152 Walz, Steve Patrick — 152 WARD. CHRIS HENRY — 46. 60. 70. 142, 176 Ward. Wendy Kay — 152 Ward, Jimmy Ray — 74, 80. 152 Warf. Vonda Ann — 33. 48. 169 Waring. Robin Dawn — 26, 33, 39, 47. 48. 152 WARREN. MELISSA ANN — 59. 142 WATERS. JAMES DEAN - 142 Watson. Gena Marie — 33. 47. 48. 169 Watson. Lisa Michelle — 38. 160 Watts. Bobby Joe Watts. Deanna Tracy — 54, 160 WATTS. PAULA ANNETTE — 33. 34. 35. 39. 47. 63. 142, 178 Watts. Scott Stephen — 152 Waugh. Rodney Lynn - 60. 61. 80. 152 Weaver, Erik James — 38, 55, 74. 84. 161 Weaver. Monique Angela — 50, 52, 152 Weaver, William Michael — 161 Wells. Gaye Denise — 169 Wetmore. Gordon Keith — 56, 169 Wetmore, Louis Edmond — 26, 27, 38, 42. 43, 55, 56, 65. 152 White. Mark Douglas — 60. 65, 169 White. Montclair Patrick — 152 WHITE. RANDY ALLEN - 59. 142 WHITE. RICHARD WILLIAM - 55. 58. 143 White. Stephanie Amber — 169 White. William Phillip — 169 W'hitener. Lori Alice — 33. 48, 52. 65, 152 Whitener. Wendy Jo — 47, 161 Wiener. Kathleen Blanch — 169 WIENER. MARY CATHERINE - 38. 80. 142 WILFONG. BOBBY SHARON — 59. 143 WILHELM. KAREN LYNN - 47. 50, 143, 176 Williams, Annette Yvonne — 43. 84. 169 Williams. Neil Avery WILLIAMS. SHAWN ELAINE - 54. 76. 84. 85 Williams. Tamatha Diane — 161 Willis. Cynthia Jean - 33. 37. 38. 44, 45. 161 WILLIS. RONALD GREGORY - 33, 38. 48. 143. 180 Willis. Sylvia Rae - 26. 27. 30. 32. 34. 35. 37. 39. 45, 152 Wilson, James Robert — 58. 152 Wilson. Kenneth Allen — 38. 56. 80 WILSON, KEVIN PAUL — 42. 143. 176 WILSON. LISA CHARLENE - 52, 58. 143 WILSON, ROBYN LYNN — 38. 43. 65. 78. 178 Wimbush. Dean — 161 Winebarger, Regina — 169 WINKLER. BENNY - 59. 143 Winkler. Michelle Darlene — 47, 161 Winkler. Scott Harrison — 74, 80. 152 Winks. Todd — 169 Winters. Chris - 38. 161 Wise. Darrell Eugene WISHON. ANGELA - 143 Withers. Crystal — 98. 169 Withers, Jimmy — 169 Woodbv, James Christopher — 33. 34, 39. 43, 48, 55, 152 WOODIE, BECKY — 33. 34. 57. 143. 181 Woods. Leigh — 33, 48. 95. 169 Woody. Caroly — 50. 161 Woody, Dorothy Ann — 58, 152 Workman. Chris — 169 Wright. Alan - 56. 152 Wright, Angela Kaye — 58. 76 Wright. Jeff - 60. 152 Wright. Kevin — 161 Wright. Susan — 33. 36. 39. 48, 152 YELTON. ROBERT RALPH - 143. 178 York. Sherry Ann — 169 Young. Chad Andrew — 169 Young. James Phillip — 9, 45, 54. 161 Young, Lisa Helen — 54 YOUNG. LYNBTTE ANN - 27. 43. 49. 143. 176 Yount, Alisa Tara YOUNT. DAVID ANDREW — 41. 54. 143 Ziegenfuss. Terry Wayne — 152 Andrew. Tony — 45, 112, 124, 125 Barger, Glenn — 3, 112, 118 Bartlett. Jan - 38, 112 Beard. Pat — 112. 121 Bledsoe. Terry — 26. 112, 123 Boone. Sarah - 31. 34. 121. 112 Bowman, Carol — 51. 112 Brooks. Francis — 54, 112 Browne. Elizabeth — 112 Bumgemer, J. D. — 60, 112 Bumgarner. I wis — 58, 112 Burleson. Vickie — 39, 112, 121 Caldwell. Brenda — 112 Carpenter. Larry — 33, 112 Carpenter. Tim — 44. 112, 122, 125 Cofer. Joe — 44.65, 112, 122 Curtis, Marty — 46. 72, 113 Daughton, Jackie — 38. 113 Deal, Glenn — 113 DeVenney, Jeannette — 37, 113 Eades, Karen — 32. 113, 123 Echerd. Ron — 113 Ervin. Lula — 27. F13. 120 Ford, Marion — 113 Foster. Mickey — 103. 113 Frye. Harry — 33. 1130, 120 Goodnight. Jerry — 43, 113 Grossnickle, Dennis — 55, 102, 113. 124 Harper. Nancy — 113, 118 Herman. Bertie — 51. 113. 121 Hilton. Steve - 113. 118. 122 Hoke, Loyd — 30. 76. 84. 114 Hoke. Silvia — 32. 114 Holland. Billie-50. 114. 121 Hollar. Celia — 32. 41. 114, 120, 123 Isenhour. Marta — 114, 118, 119 Jones. Tom — 58. 114 Kelly. Sandra — 34. 35. 114. 123. 124 Klinck. Ed — 78. 114 Maye. Donna - 34. 57. 114, 123 Moats. I .ester — 55. 86, 114. 124 Moore. Robert — 36, 114 Mull, Carol — 114 Nickerson. Roberta — 41. 114, 123 Patterson, Grace — 117 Patterson. James — 117 Poovey. Roxy — 28. 47. 50. 114 Roberts. Jerry — 114. 122 Rose. Chris — 114. 125 Shuford. Patty — 35. 115 Sigmon, Carole — 115 Sigmon. Carole — 115 Sigmon, Joe — 61. 115 Sigmon, Libby — 115 Sigmon. Sharon — 115, 121, 125 Simmons. Ken — 26, 54. 115, 120 Simmons. Lecia — 52, 115 Smith, Edward - 115 Starnes, Colleen — 115, 121 Story. Phil —60. 115. 122 Suarez, Ronnie — 41. 115, 121, 125 Tallman. Ed — 101. 115. 118. 124 Thomas. David — 37, 115 Wakefield. Deb — 33. 38. 40. 42. 115 Watts, Priscilla — 34, 115. 124 Weaver. Kenny — 74, 115 Whisnant, Robert — 116 Whitener. Joe — 59, 116 Woodruff. Jim — 46. 116, 125 Woodruff. Laura — 28. 116 Workman, Helen — 57, 116 Student and Faculty Index 221 1983 CORONA CAPTURES SSHS As we complete our four years at SSHS, we will look back on 1983 as a year of fond momories and special friends. We would like to extend a special thanks to Mrs. Laura Woodruff, our editorial advisor, who was always there to help in any way possible. Our appre- ciation is also extended to Mrs. Roxy Poovey, our business advisor. We would like to thank our staff, most of whom gave 100% effort. We wish the editors for next year the best of luck. 1982-1983 CORONA Staff Tammy Reeves, Co-Editor Brandi Maye, Co-Editor Rebecca Fisher, Business Editor Brandi Maye, Co-Editor Shelly Abee Shelley Angelica Sonya Auton Claudette Barnette Annette Church Leila Doughton Beth Frank Margaret Frank Steve Isenhour Robbie Landis Alex Miller Beth Pope Claudia Rotter Jon Travis Kevin Wilson ACKNO WLEDGEMENTS Mr. Glenn Barger, Principal of SSHS Mrs. Nancy Harper, Aide who helped duplicate submission material Club officers and advisors who supplied candids Mr. Jim Gregory of Arndt Middle School who helped with photography Hickory Daily Record photographers who allowed us to use some of their photos Ms. Deb Wakefield who supplied Reader's Theatre pictures Mr. James Yount, community member who helped with photography Mr. Leon Lewis, Delmar Representative TORCH staff and Mrs. Sarah Boone for their help and cooperation Anyone who helped but was inadvertently omitted WE THANK YOU ALL 222 Editor’s Page Rebecca Fisher, Business Editor Mr. Barger presents Janet Stinson with the game ball. Indian pep band helps boost spirit. Varsity cheerleaders perform selected stunts at halftime. Senior girls perform a skit to promote school spirit. Indians “party hardy” at Yesterday’s during a teen dance sponsored by the band boosters. Paratroopers display musical talent for the students who sold at least two magazine subscriptions. Tournament participants work hard as Mr. Andrew, SSHS de- bate advisor gives instruction. Various Activities 223