Alleghany High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sparta, NC)

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Larry Douglas Adams William Anthony Alford Gregory Mack Andrews Kathryn Dawn Andrews Larry Floyd Andrews Mark Daniel Andrews Randy Darren Andrews Tina Rene Andrews Belinda Mae Bare Margaret Jane Bare William Ray Barker Gerald Lynn Barnes 18 Seniors

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A LOOK AT THE CLASS OF 1987 Even though the members of the senior class think of themselves as adults, they managed to er Joy the swings and merry-go-round during the fall senior picnic held at the Lion’s Club Pavilion. We, the class of 1987, frequently ask ourselves numerous ques- tions. First of all, “Who am I, any- way?” We are at the point in our lives where we are attempting to “find ourselves.” No one actually knows who he she is until he she experiences a touch of what the real world is like. Secondly, “What am I doing here?” I’m sure the entire senior class asked this question even though we all know the answer, which is education, of course. Thirdly, “Where am I going?” There are several possible solutions to this trying question, one of which is college. Another opportunity would he joining the wonderful world of business. Of course, one could just “bum around” for a while. Last, but not least, “How do we get out of here?!?” This is probably the most popular question of all. The thrilling response to this in- quiry is GRADUATION!! We anxiously anticipate that golden day when we will triumphantly march down the aisle in our flow- ing gowns and dangling tassels and graciously accept the coveted diploma. Senior Divider — 17 Leading the President, Jeff Secretary, and Templeton, Treasurer.

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Laurinda Michelle Bedsaul Ronald Lee Berry Kim Michelle Billings VARIETY IS THE SPICE With a wide variety of student personalities at AHS, today’s music trends are silently changing. What used to be the cruising town sounds of rock and roll are now becoming more and more varied. Favorite musicians range from Spyro Gyra to the Fat Boys, from Hank Williams, Jr. to Motley Crue, and from the Beatles to Vivaldi. As always, most students say that listening to good “ole” rock music is probably the most popular way to pass the time. How- ever, even it is begin- ning to change with the times. Many of today’s teens are grow- ing into 60’s and 70’s rock. The Beatles, the Eagles, Chicago, and even the Beach Boys are back in ’86! Still today’s modern rock is the thing. ZZ Top and Bryan Adams are in, as well as Tina Turner’s hair! Alabama and Hank Jr. are secretly begin- ning to make their move on today’s teens with a “rock-a-billy” sound. Other impacts include jazz music and our own two groups, Heaven Sent and Eastern Thunder. So tune up to the secret sounds of the city. These artists are Just a drop In the bucket of music enjoyed by AHS students. FIB® E- 'imi Billy Gene Blevins Gregory Scott Blevins Cynthia Rena Brinegar Seniors — 19