Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1971 volume:

BAND YS HIGH SCHOOL 2 THE 1971 TROJAN Published By The Senior Class Of BAND YS HIGH SCHOOL Route I, Catawba, North Carolina VOLUME XVII Editor-In-Chief................Lanier Cansler Literary Editor.................Henry Sigmon Sponsor....................Mrs. Henry Harris CONTENTS Academics Features . Athletics .... Organizations . Classes........ Senior Directory Advertisements Index ......... Closing........ . 17 . 33 . 51 . 77 107 150 157 204 208 3 T AKE A LITTLE TIME NOW AND REVIEW WITH US. OVEN VOI R MIND TO THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS AND FEELINGS AND CO ME WITH US IN SEARCH OF.... JIET MOMENTS moments of thought moments of togetherness moments depression If ff'fMf,, Ifffllfll,| (iHllllti MIMIIIIl, umitu, ••••Vi will ... and triumph THESE MOMENTS ARE YOURS, FROM CONFUSION TO TRIUMPH, THEY COME AND GO, WHETHER YOU AND I WITNESS THEM OR NOT. THESE MOMENTS A RE LIFE ITSELF. GOD MADE NO PROMISE ABOUT TOMORRO W HERE ON EA R TH. TAKE YOUR OWN JOURNEY AND FIND YOUR MOMENT... NOW! 15 We Dedicate One of the hardest jobs for the seniors is to dedicate their annual. On our faculty and staff there are twenty-nine deserving people. A choice had to be made. We believe we have made a good one. Teachers who enjoy the profession and com- mand the respect of their classes are always instrumental in an effective high school. We have chosen a teacher like this. She is always happy and gay. yet does her job well and demands good work. If you have a problem she is ready to help and understands. In simple words, she is the ideal teacher whom we will remember al- ways as one of the best persons and educators we have ever known. The Senior Class then dedicates the 1971 Trojan to.............. Office MR. GLENN A. SIGMON Lenoir Rhyne UNC-G B.A. M.E. Principal No one but the principal and his office workers really understand the problems of trying to run a high school. We feel we have one of the best administrators in our area. His dedication to his job is an example to every- one and we are proud of him as well as our school. 18 Office Office Personnel 19 Library and Guidance Personal problems, vocational help, reliable facts and knowledge All can be obtained from our Library and Guidance Departments. Study aids, filmstrips, records—Everything for education is at our finger- tips with the help of Mrs. Isenhower and Mr. W. A. Sigmon. 20 Library and Guidance Science Learning of science and our world was an exper- ience of General Science, biology, chemistry and physics. A sound background in these subjects today is a necessity in today’s technological world. Our science department is well equipped to ready our students in this field. MR. EVERETTE CALDWELL Wake Forest University Lenoir Rhyne College Duke University A.B. Chemistry, Biology, Science Club MR. W. L. ALLRED Appalachian State University Physical Science Science Club MRS. EVELYN B. DRUM Lenoir Rhyne College U.N.C. Chapel Hill Appalachian State University M.Ed. Math, Science Eighth Grade Science Club Science 21 Social Studies Understanding our world's past; the growth of civilization, the wealth of Rome, the greatness of the United States-all these were explored by our Social Studies classes. By knowing of our past, we build a better future. MR. BILL BOST Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. History Economics-Sociology U.S. History, Civics Physical Ed. 10 Key Club MR. LEONARD H. JONES Appalachian State University B.S. U.S. History World History MR. PAUL F. CAMPBELL Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. Social Studies Health Physical Ed. Eighth Grade 22 Social Studies Math In today's complex world, a complete understanding of math is needed in any field from engineer to housewife. Com- putations are an understood part in every day life. Our math department has done a good job in helping us grow in a mathematical world. MR. KENNETH H1LDERBRAN Appalachian State University B.S. Algebra II, Geometry, Advanced Math, Physics Beta Club MISS RITA DEAL Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. General Math, Algebra I MRS. MICK1E HORTON Lenoir Rhyne College Appalachian State University Davidson College A.B. Algebra I, Consumer Math Math 23 Health and Physical Education Making your body strong and healthy is a pur- pose for physical education. In today’s world you must be physically fit in order to stand the pressure of today’s hurried pace. MRS. MARILYN CLARK Western Carolina University B.S. Health, P.E. Family Living J.V., Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Girls' Basketball Coach MR. RICHARD FOSTER Lenoir Rhyne College B.A. World Geography U.S. History Health, P.E. Athletic Director Varsity Football Girls' Basketball Track Coach Monogram Club Assistant Principal MR. WALTER E. WITHERSPOON Winston Salem State College Appalachian State University B.S. Health and P.E. Language Arts Science 24 Physical Education MRS. CATHERINE HARRIS Lenoir Rhyne College B.A. Typing I, II Office Practice, Bookkeeping Annual Sponsor MRS. CLARE MILLER U.N.C.G. B.S.S.A. - M.A. Shorthand, General Business Typing I, English 10 F.B.L.A. Sponsor Business Secretaries, clerks, accountants ... all these voca- tions require a firm foundation in business. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping are a few of the subjects taught by able teachers here at Bandys. The training received here takes students a long way in understanding the mechanics of business. Business 25 English Everyone learns his language and its proper usage. It is essential in communicating with each other and in recording man’s triumphs, disasters, and facts. English, therefore, is the most important class in school. It is required all four years at BHS and is used more than any other course in later life. MRS. PATSY ROGERS Appalachian State University B.S. English III U.S. History F.T.A. Graduation MRS. GAIL H. HEWITT Appalachian State University Lenoir Rhyne College B.A. Advanced English F.T.A. MRS. GILDA KUHN Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. English IV Glee Club Newspaper 26 English MRS. SHERRY MILES Western Carolina University Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. Art, English Art Club Jr.-Sr. Prom MR. E. G. ABERNETHY Catawba College Lenoir Rhyne College Wake Forest University A.B. Language Arts Eighth Grade i English 27 French French, the language of romance-A language of smooth flowing words. The hope of our French Department is to give an understanding of France, its people, its culture, and language to America. mrs. kaye McConnell Appalachian State University B.S. French I, II, Fngjish 10 French Club 28 French Special Education In its second year at BHS, the Special Education class has interested many people. This class teaches all the basics of math, English, art, and spelling. It builds a foundation for living in competitive life. MRS. GAIL Y. MURRAY U.N.C.-G. U.N.C.-CH A.B. Special Education Band MR. MIKE SMALLRIDGE West Virginia Institute of Technology B.S. Band Even Mr. Smallridge enjoys the action of a pep rally song. This year our school spirit was just tremendous. A big factor to this was a band that has gotten better and better. Under Mr. Smallridge, the band has picked up all the fundamentals of music and has molded into a fine group of musicians. Special Education and Band 29 Vocational Some of our students here at BHS have a general idea of their intended vocation. Our vocational pro- gram here is one of the best. Experienced teachers provide excellent training and the students supply the work. Carpentry, Agriculture, 1CT. and Home Ec. all make our students ready to meet the challenge of life. 30 Vocational MR. W. S. MOORE N.C.S.U. B.S. Ag. and Shop F.F.A. MRS. MARIAN YOUNT Catawba College B.S. Home Ec. I, II F.H.A. MR. M. D. HONEYCUTT Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. ICT ICT Club MR. ASTOR PROPST Carpentry Carpentry Club Vocational 31 Personnel Our cooks and janitors play an important part in every school day. We are kept well fed each day by a very efficient staff. They prepare each meal with care. Mr. White and Mr. McHargue also do an effective job in keeping our school clean. We are never ashamed of its appearance when visi- tors come. We pay tribute to a job well done. JANITORS: Mr. White and Mr. McHargue CAFETERIA: Mrs. Margaret Simmons. Mrs. Louis Connor, Mrs. Winnie White, Mrs. Margie Auton, Mrs. Helen Havner. and Mrs. Jimmy Rowe Personnel 32 V FEA TV RES 31 00 0 the night of our PROM May 25,1970 Eight o’clock was the beginning of a night of enchantment in “Chinatown.” A setting of the Orient prevailed with good music and food. The Evolution provided the sound and the night was one to be long remembered. The Evolution supplied a perfect evening of music. The dance floor was crowded throughout the night with fun loving Juniors and Seniors. 34 From Oriental settings prevailed as theme of “Chinatown came alive. Janie Sigmon and Gary Elliot were honored as being chosen Queen and King of our Prom. Sophomore Entertainment - Seated - Steve Howard, David Smith, David Mayberry, Doug Howard, Joel Berry, Rick Burke. -Standing- Karen Sue Howard, Donna Barringer, Glenda Punch, Debbie Stewart, Debbie Campbell, Gary Wright, Renee Laney, Freddy Sharpe, Penny Lancy, Sherry Deal. Just before entrance our entertainers become nervously eager. 36 Prom Prom 37 Daisy Shook and Thomas Howard do their thing on the dance floor. Homecoming «His A mat Homecoming of 1970 was a very special event for everyone. It was exciting especially for Miss Pansey Goforth, who was crowned Homecoming Queen. Along with the crowning of the Queen, the Trojans defeated Hildebran 54-7 in football, and the Home- coming dance was a tremendous success. All in all. Homecoming 1970 was truly a night of pleasant memories. HOMECOMING COURT - FIRST ROW: Tammy Yount, Chuck Lewis SECOND ROW: Nancy Dellinger, David Dellinger, Sherry Moss, Robbie Robbins, Pansey Goforth, Johnny Turbyfill, Patty Harwell, Bill Wilson, Donna Howard. Ronnie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Cindy Mauney, Kevin Caldwell, Alice Mackie, Jimmy White, Cynthia Singleton. Charles Henley, Polly Young, Mike Harwell, Karen Mayfield, Kermit McCorkle. FOURTH ROW: Linda Reinhardt, Randy Hill. Debbie Crozier. Scottie Murray, Glenda Punch, Benny Howard, Teresa Purkcy, Joel Harris, Teresa Brooks, and Alan Pike. Don Beal and Melita Buff enjoy the music of the Apostles. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT AND ESCORT: Linda Reinhardt, Randy Hill. SENIOR ATTENDANT AND ESCORT: Patty Harwell, Billy Wilson. JUNIOR ATTENDANT AND ESCORT: Glenda Punch, Benny Howard. FRESHMAN ATTENDANT AND ES- CORT: Teresa Brooks, Alan Pike. Continual dancing goes on at the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming 39 The dance floor was the scene of the action after the football game. The Apostles provided music for the homecoming dance. ‘Shake it, shake it baby' Homecoming 41 CHRISTMAS QUEEN AND ESCORT Miss Polly Young Mr. Freddy Sharpe Christmas Carrousel The annual Christmas Carrousel was held on Saturday, Decem- ber 12. As usual, the spirit of Christmas was prevalent. It was an ideal setting for music, dancing, and socializing. Music was pro- vided by The Cold Sweat. All was perfect for Miss Polly Young, the Christmas Queen. This year’s Christmas Carrousel was one of the best ever. Christmas Carrousel 42 —— SENIOR CLASS MISS Cherie Caldwell Class Misses SOPHOMORE CLASS MISS Beth Edmonson EIGHTH GRADE CLASS MISS Phyllis Smith Gass Misses 45 Queen of Hearts Donna Jo Howard was elected to be this year’s Queen of Hearts. She reigned over this year’s Feb- ruary Festivities sponsored by the Beta Club. Don- na is five feet, six inches tall with dark brown hair, and is 18 years old. 46 Queen of Hearts MR. MISS BANDYS Ronnie Johnson and Teresa Deal Mr. and Miss Bandys Every year two outstanding seniors are chosen as representatives of Bandys High School. They must have at least an 86 average and must abide by school rules. It is an honor indeed to become Mr. or Miss Bandys. Mr. Miss Bandys 47 Morehead Nominees Every year, the University of North Carolina gives a scholarship known as the MOREHEAD. Begun by John Motley Morehead, the scholarship attracts boys from all over the state of North Carolina. Applicants must be nominated and this in itself is a great honor. Henry Sigmon and Lanier Cansler 48 Morehead Nominees Boys' State Mike Butler Doug Black Boys’ State is sponsored by the Amer- ican Legion and is held each year at Wake Forest University. The purpose of Boys’ State is to teach the boys the system of government so that they may become leaders when they become old enough to take an active part in govern- ment. 1970 Salutatorian And Valedictorian It is indeed a great honor to be at the top of your class. Working hard on your studies and trying the best you can are a must in obtaining this goal. There is no higher satisfaction than knowing your hard work has been rewarded. SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN Gary Hammer Debbie Kom Boy’s State 49 FIRST ROW: Linda Propst, Maxine Brandon, Vickie Drum. Marva Lynne Drum, Janice Holland, Donna How- ard. SECOND ROW: Randall Kale, Boyd Sigmon, Mike Butler. Henry Sigmon. Junior Marshals The top ten juniors with the highest grade average receives the honor of being a junior marshal. They usher at graduation and the baccalaureate sermon. Donna Howard, chief marshal, leads seniors to graduation. 50 Junior Marshals Bandys Football Ranked 4th in North Carolina A A This year was one that will never be for- gotten in football. Rolling to a 10-3 record the Trojans won the SD-7 conference cham- pionship, the District 7 Championship, the Eastern region of the Western Division cham- pionship, and Western Division State runner- ups. It was a first in the school’s history and one that all can be proud of. “Team was the word and “Hit was the way. COACHES Bill Bost Paul Campbell Richard Foster FIRST ROW: Glenn Fulbright. Henry Sigmon SECOND ROW: Dexter Davis, Dennis Hollar, Randy Cline, Thomas Howard, Barry Murray, Ronald Waters, Randall Kale, Boyd Sigmon THIRD ROW: Billy Fowler, Gary Wright, Robin Forbes, Joel Berry, Steve Howard, David Mayberry. Rick Burke FOURTH ROW: Mike Davis, Ronnie Connor, Cecil Sigmon, Mike Beatty, Joe Foster, Terry Drum, Larry Anderson FIFTH ROW: Thomas Catchings, David Smith, George Camp. Laban Helderman, Eddie Burris, Randy Lowman, Freddy Sharp. Morris Hoyle. 52 Football I rojans score in District 7 Cham pionship. Dennis Hollar following excellent blocking weaves in and out of the Royal defense Against St. Stephens the Trojan defense stiffens in a 44-8 rout. TROJANS score against Fred T. Foard Receiving punts can be an unpleasant time. Joel Berry scores on a Mayberry pass. Football is a game of bruises and hurts. Football 55 Cecil Sigmon Dennis Hollar Ronnie Connor Steve Howard David Smith End Tailback Fullback Fullback Fullback All For One, And One For All SCOREBOARD Bandys Opponents Bandys Opponents South Iredell 14 15 Hildebran 54 7 St. Stephens 44 8 Granite Falls 22 14 Maiden 14 16 Fred T. Ford 48 0 Bunker Hill 32 14 Gamewell 54 8 East Lincoln 30 8 West Lincoln 62 14 District — Bandys: 54 Alleghany: 14 Regional -Bandys: 42 Stanley: 22 Western N. C. - Bandys: 8 Murphy: 20 Freddy Sharpe Randall Lowman Eddie Bums Terry Drum Billy Fowler Halfback Halfback Halfback Halfback Center George Camp Center Gary Wright Tackle Thomas Howard Tackle Mike Davis Tackle Rick Burke Tackle Labon Helderman Tackle Randy Cline Tackle Robin Forbes Center Larry Anderson Tackle Co-Captains Joe Foster Guard Boyd Sigmon Guard Randall Kale Guard Glenn Fulbright Guard Henry Sigmon End Ronald Waters Guard Morris Hoyle End Boys ’ Basketball Boys' Basketball was exciting this year. Our boys got off to a slow start but soon began to roll along. With a new coach. Bill Bost, the spirit of winning and never giving up was the objective of this year's boys' team. Billy Wilson adds two to the Trojans’ score. 58 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Henry Sigmon and Billy Wilson prevent Granite Falls from scoring. Jimmy White shoots for two points ... ... and Thomas Catchings adds two more. Trojan defense stops another score. Up for two points! Boys’ Varsity Basketball 59 I IRST ROW: Mike Butler. Steve Howard. Ronnie Johnson, Billy Wilson. Larry Korn. Randall Lowman. Robin I'orbes. SECOND ROW: Thomas Catchings. David Mayberry, Johnny Turbyfill. Jimmy White, Henry Sigmon. Henry Sherrill, Joel Berry, Glenn Fulbright. Coach: Mr. Bost Joel Berry Mike Butler Thomas Catchings Robin Forbes Glenn Fulbright Steve Howard Ronnie Johnson Larry Korn Randy Low man David Mayberry Henry Sherrill Henry Sigmon Johnny Turbyfill Jimmy White Billy Wilson Girls ’ Basketball Led by three seniors, a young girls team was the talk of the conference this year. The seniors gave the experience and leadership, the sophomores and ju- niors the spark. Combined, these two gave excitement to the SD-7 girls race. Pansey Goforth passes to Deanna Wilson. The Trojanettcs fight for the ball. Pam Butler goes in for a rebound. Alice Mackie and Donna Barringer control the boards. Girls battle for jump ball. Pansey Goforth breaks the press. Deanna Wilson hooks over opponent. FIRST ROW: Teresa Purkey, Penny Laney, Sherry Deal, Karen Sue Howard, Linda Reinhardt. SECOND ROW': Alice Mackie, Donna W'ilson, Christol Christenbury, Pansey Goforth, Julietta Setzer, Deanna Wilson, Pam Butler, Donna Barringer. Alice Mackie Linda Reinhardt Karen Sue Howard Julietta Setzer Deanna Wilson Donna Wilson Panscy Goforth takes her foul shot. Trojans Have An Off Year At Bat... Baseball left something to be desired this year. It seemed we had the team but just lacked that something it takes to win. There were however, some bright spots like victories over Foard, Granite Falls and league champs, St. Stephens. BT FIRST ROW (L to R) - Morris Hoyle, Steve Howard, Dale Sherrill, Kelly Robinson, Joel Harris, Roger Sherrill, Robbie Sherrill. Gary Elliot. SECOND ROW (L to R) - Coach Randall Ewing, Steve Estes. David Mayberry, Johnny Turbyfill, Glenn Fulbright, Rick Burke, Don Yarborough, Henry Sigmon, Coach Jerry Sigmon. Baseball 67 Track Brings Out Individual Skills Our track team did very well this year, and several boys won recognition on individual efforts. Dennis Hollar. Jimmy White. Thomas Catchings, all traveled to the Regional meet. Their efforts and time were rewarding and beneficial. A Track coach, Mr. Foster, tallies points on the track team. ® Trojans complete handoff on relay ahead of East. C Freddy Sharpe pulls away on the 440 yard dash. D Concentration is keen as Jimmy White clears the bar. B r Dv FIRST ROW (L to R) Terry Drum, Tim Ballard. Eddie Burris. Ted Drum, Randall Lowman, Michael Reid, James Catchings, John Clark. SECOND ROW - Scotty Murray, Joe Foster, Willie Flowers, James Grier, Dale Williams. Thomas Catchings. Doyle Connor. THIRD ROW Laban Helderman, Freddy Sharpe, Jimmy White, David Wilson, Henry Sherrill, Gary Wright, Ronnie Connor, Billy Wilson (not pictured). Coach Fisher checks his stopwatch as finish nears. Thomas Catchings crosses the finish line first followed by Eddie Burris. Dennis Hollar sails in broadjump competition. Track 69 Varsity Cheerleaders Patty Harwell Sherry Moss 70 Varsity Cheerleaders The leaders of school spirit at Bandys are our varsity cheerleaders. They work hard on precision movements and phrasy cheers. It is great to see the group work together in keeping all of our fans behind our teams. CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: Teresa Deal. Judy Shook, Janet Crouse, Patty Harwell, Chcric Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Glenda Punch. Dcbby Stewart, Sherry Moss, Renee Hoffman, Carol Nuzum. Janet Crouse Judy Shook Cherie Caldwell Teresa Deal Varsity' Cheerleaders 71 I Debby Stewart Glenda Punch Renee Hoffman Carol Nuzum Jr. Varsity Football J.V. football is very helpful in that our boys learn the system expected of them next year on the varsity. They learn the varsity’s offenses and defenses and by playing other schools are able to see them in action. COACH: Paul Campbell FIRST ROW: Andy Gilleand; Terry Abernethy; Sammy Jones: Joel Beard; Randy Flowers. SECOND ROW: David Dellinger: Tim Schrum; David Stewart: Kenny Waters; John Mackie: Benny Howard. THIRD ROW: Mike Wilson; Steve Scott; James Carroll; Ronnie Hedrick; Tony Lincbcrger: Jeffrey Pegram (not pic- tured): Alan Pike; Richard Pike: Dusty Sherrill. Junior Varsity Boys' Basketball Traditionally the SD-7 is a tough conference in basketball. Our J.V. program plays a big part in making this true. The experience gained in J.V. participation is valuable when you move up to varsity ball. J.V. captains meet at the beginning of the game. Larry McCorkle makes ready for a foul shot. FIRST ROW: KeUy Robinson, Todd Elliott. Randy Hill, Coach Campbell. SECOND ROW: James Grier, Larry McCorkle. Rick Leatherman, Joel Harris. THIRD ROW’: Sammie Jones. David Deese, Joe Sigmon, Mike Harwell. FOURTH ROW: Dwayne Caldwell, Jeff Sherrill. Jimmy Mackie. J.V. Boys Basketball 73 Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball Junior Varsity girls work for next year and the Varsity team. J.V. competition readies the girls for the experienced girls on the Varsity. Mrs. Clark discusses strategy. Paula Fox attempts a foul shot. FIRST ROW: Vickie Lee, Jackie Setzer, Lisa Laney, Debbie Parker, Mrs. Clark. SECOND ROW: Paula Fox, Pam Helton, Cheryl Gabriel, Beverly McLean. THIRD ROW: Carol McClain, Jamie Dagenhart, Sherry Jones, Kathy McGee, Debbie Rudisill, Dianne Warren, Beth Edmonson, Nancy Setzer, Patty Laney. Junior Varsity Girls 74 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders J. V. teams, like the Varsity, need spirit and enthusiasm. Leaders of this are the J. V. Cheerleaders. They lead our fans in cheers and shouts in support of our teams' efforts. J. V. Cheerleaders’ attention focused on the action. FIRST ROW: Debbie Caldwell, Janie Deal, Becky Murray. SECOND ROW: Sheena Killian, Wanda Frye. THIRD ROW: Kevin Deal. Carla Wilson, Shelia Hoyle. J. V. Cheerleaders 75 A thletic A wards Honors are held in high esteem. Our athletes at B.H.S. are honored by Athletic banquets, All-Confer- ence, and this year a championship team. Excellence is always rewarded. FOOTBALL ALL SD-7: Rick Burke. Glenn Fulbright, Henry Sigmon, Ronald Waters, Ronnie Connor. Not pictured: Dennis Hollar, Freddy Sharpe. Coach Richard Foster SD-7 Coach of the Year proudly holds State 2A Western Division runner-up trophy. Athlete awards were presented to: FIRST ROW: Janie Sigmon. Kathic Gabriel, Aleta Hubbard. SECOND ROW': Gary Elliott. Randy Hilderbran Jimmy White, Henry Sigmon, Glenn Fulbright, Billy Wilson. Thomas Catchings, Jackie Moore. Awards ORGANIZATIONS Organi a lions 77 Beta Club The Beta Club requires study and hard work. You must have a 93 average to get in and a 90 to remain a member. The club has many functions. These include care of flags, and February Festivities. Mr. Kenneth Hilder- bran sponsors the Beta Club. Maxine Brandon makes posters for Beta event. Doug Black and David Mayberry ready the concession stand before the basketball game. Waiting to leave are Betas after State Convention in Raleigh. FIRST ROW: Susan Sigmon, Vickie Drum, Janice Holland, Donna Jo Howard, Sherry Deal, Brenda Spencer, Linda Propst, Cherie Caldwell, Glenda Punch, Renee Hoffman, Marva Lynne Drum, Leneta Caldwell. Danna Parker. Maxine Brandon, Marilyn Campbell. Sharon Laney. SECOND ROW: Vicki Murray, Randall Kale, Mike Butler, Johnny Turbyfill, Henry Sigmon, David Mayberry, Boyd Sigmon, Doug Black, Sponsor - Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran. Another project of the Beta Club was making school banners of all the schools in our conference to hang in the gym. Beta Club 79 Industrial Cooperative Training Club “To develop leadership abilities through partici- pation in educational, vocational, civic, recre- ational, and social activities. This is just one purpose of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. You must abide by the rules and be interested. Mr. Honeycutt is the ICT club sponsor. ICT Club president, Polly Young, is initiated. FIRST ROW: Linda K. Goble, Kathy H. Setzer, Kathy Carmichael, Patty Carroll, Darnell Hoyle, Denise Gibson, Diane Buchanan, Danny Huffman SECOND ROW: Allen Jonas, Bruce Jonas, Willie Josey, Jimmy Leatherman, Terry Hubbard. Mitchell Hill 80 ICT Club I.C.T. is a nation-wide organization. Ban Troia The Ban-Troia informs us monthly of all the important happenings here at Bandys. Our newspaper contains class and club informa- tion along with interesting tidbits. Feature articles are many and informative. Ban-Troia sponsor is Mrs. Kuhn. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Donna Howard ASSISTANT EDITOR: Karen Sue Howard A REPORTERS: FIRST ROW: Maxine Brandon, Vicki Drum, Brenda Spencer, Pam Butler. SECOND ROW: Janice Holland, Debra Goodson, Gina Young, Linda Reinhardt, Danna Parker, Randall Kale. PRINTERS: Doug Black and Kelly Robinson CIRCULATION AND BUSINESS MANAGERS: Boyd Sigmon, Elaine Seitz, Vicki Drum, and Twyla Sheets FRONT ROW: Marilyn Campbell, Cynthia Singleton, Leneta Caldwell. BACK ROW: Jackie Moring. Susan Sigmon, Melba Sherrill. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Shoemaker, Susan Isenhour. EDITORS (FIRST ROW L TO R): Patty Hollar, Renee Hoffman, Sherry Deal, Jane McPherson, Maiva Lynne Drum, Vicki Murray. (SECOND ROW L TO R): Henry Sigmon, Mike Butler, David Maybcrty, Rick Burke. Lanier Cansler. NOT PICTURED: Julietta Setzer. Ban Troia 83 Trojan Staff A yearbook is a treasure to you for the rest of your life. Your memories of school, your friends, and teachers - all this is a yearbook. Nothing can ever bring back the past, but recollecting by picture is the next best thing. Our Trojan sponsor is Mrs. Harris. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Mike Butler. Donna Howard ; EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Lanier Canslcr. LITERARY EDITOR: Henry Sigmon. SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS: SEATED - Melita Buff. Janet Crouse. STANDING - Cheric Caldwell. Alice Mackic. Julietta Setter, Jane McPherson. PROOFREADERS: Marva Lynne Drum, Maxine Brandon. TYPISTS: STANDING: Kathy Shoemaker, Donna Bolick, Susan Isenhour, Selina Flowers, Elizabeth Bray, Deborah McCullough, Agnes Ramseur. SEATED: Janice McCall, Dessa Buchanan. SPONSOR: Mrs. Harris PHOTOGRAPHERS: Doug Black. Mr. Hilderbran. SENIOR DIRECTORY AND INDEX: Marilyn Campbell, Cynthia Singleton Mrs. Harris and Dclmar representative, Mr. Lewis, discuss annual prices. Key Club The Key Club is a highly esteemed club by boys at BHS. Only a few boys are asked to join each year and it is indeed a privilege. The Key Club’s purpose is to build leaders of young men for future years. The Key Club Sponsor is Mr. Bill Best. Homecoming was sponsored by the Key Club. The Key Club members plan the Homecoming Dance. The Homecoming Dance is one of the main projects of the Key Club each year. 86 Key Club vis� FIRST ROW: Joci Berry, Henry Sherrill. Jimmy White, Randy Cline, Henry Sigmon. Johnny Turbyfill. Rick Burke, Glenn I-ulbright, Barry Murray SECOND ROW: Steve Howard, Ronnie Johnson, Billy Wilson. David Mayberry, Todd Elliott, Freddy Sharpe, Ronnie Edmonson, Robin Forbes, Randy Lowman, Joe Foster, Eddie Burris. One duty of the Key Club is to help keep the school grounds clean. Key Club 87 F.B.L.A. Learning of business first hand is a project of the Future Business Leaders. They tour and survey local businesses and obtain valu- able information concerning them. To be a member of the Bandys F.B.L.A., you must be in a business course. Mrs. Clare Miller spon- sors the club. Linda Caldwell, Barbara Ballew, and Naney Dellinger prepare Christmas baskets for Mr. While and Mr. Mcllargue. F.B.L.A. 88 F.B.L.A. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Miller. Palty Harwell, Nancy Dellinger, Linda Caldwell. Cindy Hicks. Daisy Shook, Helen Hildebran; SECOND ROW: Paula Fox, Barbara Ballew, Velda Hew it I. Kathy Shoemaker. Melita Buff. Brenda Travis. Susan Iscnhour; THIRD ROW: Vickie Drum. Donna Barringer, Joy Nance, Nancy Sigmon, Penny Laney, Renee Laney, Janet Crouse; FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Tuggle. Linda Sigmon, Karen llollified. Faye Brotherton, Diana Warren, Carol Schuessler, Ricky Ray bon. F.B.L.A. 89 Library Club The purpose of the Library Club is to lend help to students seeking material from the library. Headed by Mrs. Isenhower, the members of the club are an efficient group. Barbara Smyre checks for overdue books. FIRST ROW: Joel Beard. Debbie Crozier, Jackie Sctzer, Denise White, Renee Hoffman, Renee Laney, Pam Butler, Vickie Drum SECOND ROW: Loy McCombs, Robert Isenhour, Charles Smyre, Jane Bolick, Alice Fowler, Mary Kale, Beverly Fades, Elizabeth Bray, Agnes Ramseur. Barbara Smyre, Twyla Sheets. 90 Library Club Glee Club The Glee Club fills our gym with music. They are the choral group of B.H.S. Work on Thanksgiving and Christmas programs begin with school. The Glee Club also sings for graduation. Mrs. Kuhn is the Glee Club sponsor. Glee Club practices for Christmas FIRST ROW: Patty Harwell, Daisy Shook, Judy Shook, Barbara Ballew, Cindy Hicks. SECOND ROW: Penny Laney, Diane Robinson. Kathy Shoemaker, Vickie Drum, Elizabeth Bray. Pam Setzer, Melita Buff, Robin Spake. Donna Coggin. THIRD ROW': Alice Mackie, Carol Nuzum, Susan Isenhour, Ann Smyre, Linda Caldwell, Debbie Martin. Glee Club 91 French Club The aims of the French Club are to in- crease the students’ knowledge of the French people and their culture. The club is very important in school social events and is the sponsor of the Christ- mas Carrousel. Mrs. Kaye McConnell is the French Club sponsor. The Christmas Carrousel is the main project of the French Gub each year. 92 French Gub French Gub 93 Science Club The Science club's purpose is to further the knowl- edge of science to high school students. Various trips and programs are given, each pertaining to science. Requirements for the club are: they must take a science course and maintain an 85 average in that class. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America has many purposes. They help develop leadership through activities of F.F.A. contests and vari- ous events of the Bandys chapter. Tool con- tests, public speaking, cattle judging, fair booths and White Lake Camp are all parts of the F.F.A. Mr. Moore is the club sponsor. F.F.A. tool winners receive instructions from Mr. Moore. They are (I to r): James Wright, Anthony Brumley. Jerry Wright, Dale Hildcrbran, Max Lee, Steve Marlowe. F.F.A. 97 H.A. The Future Homemakers of America were very active in 1970-71. Their purpose is to make better homemakers of high school stu- dents. They sponsor the Mother-Daughter Banquet, fashion show, and they also attend the District Rally and the State Convention. F.H.A. 98 ii i Siiiisml m m F. T.A. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, who show an interest in teaching as a career, are members of the Future Teachers of Amer- ica. These members are teachers aides and substitute for absent teachers. Sheena Killian collects a vote durithe F.T.A. Sponsored election for teacher of the year. rxic.u: Leneta Caldwell, unoa rropst, uoug ttiacK, Kenee Hoitman. SbCUINL) ROW: Vicki M. Drum, Renee Laney, Martha Beard, Gina Young, Twyla Sheets, Janie Deal, Debbie Campbell. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rogers. Brenda Mullins, Nancy Sigmon, Millie Moore, Donna Barringer, Brenda Spencer, Sandra Mciiale, Joy Nance, Sheena Killian. FOURTH ROW: Kelly Robinson, George Camp, Debbie Goodson, Vickie Murray. Ronnie orrison, Mrs. Hewitt. 100 F.T.A. Carpentry Club The Carpentry Club is a vocational club involving boys who are enrolled in a car- pentry class. They participate in school activities that require carpentry work and promote local and state carpentry contests. FIRST ROW: Chris Ledbetter. Ronald Waters, Robert Sherrill, Terry Slaughter, Ronnie F.dmonson, Thomas Howard SECOND ROW: Donnie Abernethy, Sammy Sherrill, Steve Estes. Dexter Davis. Gervie Wike. David Reitzel. Alfred White THIRD ROW: Billy Wilson, Randy Sherrill. led Drum, Allen W imberly, Larry Korn FOURTH ROW: Steve Little, Ellis Medlin. Danis Sigmon, Randy LaCount. Robin Forbes, Roger Shenill FIFTH ROW: Bobby Putnam, Harold Schronce, Boyd Sigmon. Mike Campbell, David Caldwell, Rahn Painter. Ricky Korn. Sponsor Mr. Propst. Carpentry Club 101 Band Our band just completed their sec- ond year. Music has been flowing from their instruments and our school spirit has been benefiting from the sound. Hard work and time will surely make our band one of the best in the area. Mr. Smallridge explains a musical piece to his band members. FIRST ROW: Agnes Ramseur, Gloria Pegram, Cathy White, Dale Ridenhour, Martha McLaughlin, Sherry Wimberly, Norma Clark. SECOND ROW: Veronica McCullough, Caroline Gibbs, Selina Flowers, Deborah McCullough, Lina Smyre. Joan Harwell. Linda Sigmon. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smallridge, Director; Steve Deal, Donnie Holbrook, Richard Sherrill, Steve Elmore, Mike Simpson, David Hobbs, Dale Hilderbran, Richard Bolick, David Bolick, David Setzer, Dean Ramseur, Willie Flowers, Melvin Clark, Thomas Catchings, (not pictured) John Jerome. 102 Band Monogram The Monogram Club is an association of athletes. They wear big Green B's” on their jackets and are proud they represent a school by participating in Bandys Athletic program. Gene Sigmon delivers his message to the athletes at the Athletic Banquet. Bus Drivers Bus drivers make school possible. This is true literally for they carry most of our students to and from school everyday. They have a tremen- dous responsibility, yet they handle it well. FIRST ROW: Karen Hollifield, Selina Flowers, Dale Ridenhour, Nancy Dellinger, Cynthia Singleton, Jane McPherson, Scottie Murray, Vickie Drum, Glenda Miller, Johnnie Bowers. SECOND ROW: Larry McCorkle, Randy Sherrill, Roger Sherrill, Ellis Medlin, Mike Butler, Sammy Sherrill, Michael Robinson, Jeffrey Drum, Dennis Scronce, Charles Henley, Lanier Cansler. Bus Drivers 106 Seniors Class of 71 This was the end of a dream . . . Seniors- a word that says you are finishing your last year of high school. It has been an exciting four years, ones we will always remember. Our advice to underclassmen is enjoy your- self in these high school years, because after they are over you realize how much you miss them. Mascots SPONSORS: Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Harris. Miss Tammy Yount Master Chuck Lewis SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: Prophet-Patty Harwell; Historian-Donna Howard; President-Ronald Waters; Secretary-Melita Buff; Poet-Daisy Shook. STANDING: Testator-Boyd Sigmon; Vice-President-Jimmy White. Donnie Gerald Barbara Dean John Curtiss Douglas Ray Abernethy Ballew Bandy Black Donna Kay Bolick Joyce Maxine Brandon Elizabeth Anne Bray Dessalee Buchanan Melita Lynn Buff Michael Lee Butler “Are you sure you’re a Senior?” Seniors 109 Seniors Cherie Jean Caldwell Marilyn Daphyne Campbell The seniors enjoyed lending the underclassmen a helping hand. Kathy Ann Carmichael Patricia Ann Carroll Linda Kay Caldwell Lanier Moose Cansler Thomas George Catchings Thomas Randall Cline Donna Carol Coggin Willie Milton Connor 110 Seniors Marva Lynne Drum Vicki Ann Drum James Ronald Edmonson Steve Allen Estes Janet Denise Crouse Wayne Franklin Dagenhart Dexter Dean Davis Freddie Teresa Deal Nancy Jean Dellinger Jeffery Elliot Drum Seniors prepare for last year’s Prom. Seniors 111 Selina Karen Glenn Leroy Linda Kale Pansey Evonne Flowers Fulbright Goble Goforth Patricia Diane Harwell Timothy Bruce Hefner Charles Patrick Henley Velda Mae Hewitt Cynthia Dawn Hicks Helen Marie Hildebran Seniors 112 Seniors 113 Ronald Alan Cecil Allen Randall Glen Johnson Jonas Kale Taska Lynn Honeycutt Susan Renee lsenhour Larry Dean Korn Our future Trojans! Janice Kaye Holland Jackie Ray Hoyle Donna Jo Howard Thomas Charles Howard Jimmy Ray Leatherman James Craig Ledbetter Ronald Gray Lineberger Steven Randall Lineberger 1 Jerry Neal Little Martha Alice Mackie Deborah Nan Martin Cynthia Ann Mauney Janice Crouse Deborah Louise McCall McCullough “Now this can't be right.' 114 Seniors Martha Elizabeth McLaughlin Martha Jane McPherson Glenda Ann Miller Barry Wade Murray Vicki Diane Murray Gloria Elizabeth Pegrani Linda Gail Propst Junior Marshals prepare for pic- tures. Agnes Evon Ramseur David Odell Reitzel Dale McLean Ridenhour Seniors 115 Seniors Seniors work hard lo raise money for their annual. Barbara Diane Robinson Harold Eugene Schronce Deborah Shook Sapoch Kenneth John Scott Dennis Lawrence Kathy Henley Scronce Setzer Mary Julietta Pamela Ann Henry Marshall Robert Dewey Setzer Setzer Sherrill, Jr. Sherrill 16 Seniors Roger Dean Sherrill Samuel Furman Sherrill Kathy Dianne Shoemaker Daisy Mae Shook Judy Kay Boyd Arthur Shook Sigmon Henry Whitener Sigmon Cynthia Jo Singleton Seniors 117 “Was 1 supposed to uke her picture?” Seniors Terry Lee Barbara Ann Johnny Edward Slaughter Smyre Turbyfill Ronald Lee Waters Alfred Creighton White Jimmy Neil White Gervace Wiley Wike Billy Fred Wilson, Jr. Edgar Allen Polly Marie Wimberly Young 118 Seniors Juniors Juniors gladly anticipate next year. Three years have gone by of hard work and they have just one more to go. U.S. History must be faced, class rings must be chosen, the Jr.-Sr. must go off perfectly these are a few of the fears and joys of being a Junior. JUNIOR SPONSORS: Mr. Honeycutt, Mrs. Miles, Miss Deal, Mrs. Hewitt. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Keith Waters, Reporter: Joel Berry, Vice-Pres.: Sherry Moss, Sec.-Treas.; Freddie Sharpe, Pres. Juniors 119 Ronald Abernethy Donald Anderson Donna Barringer Martha Beard Timothy Beard Greetle Beatty Joel Berry Debbie Blalock Jane Bolick Richard Bolick Johnnie Mae Bowers Faye Brotherton Diane Buchanan Rick Burke Leneta Caldwell 120 Juniors Patricia Caldwell Debbie Campbell Linda Chandler Michael Christie Norma Clark Danny Coggin Darlene Connor Ronnie Connor Gary Crouse Debbie Crozier Sherry Deal Debbie Dellinger Glenn Drum Ted Drum Vickie M. Drum Alan Edwards Marilyn Elder David Epley Rita Flowers Willie Flowers Juniors Robin Forbes Bill Fowler Peggy Frye Lois Gabriel Denise Gibson Linda Goble Donnie Grinels Jonathan Hefner Mitchell Hill Renee Hoffman Dennis Hollar Patty Hollar Karen Hollifield Gary Hoyle Douglas Howard Karen Howard Steve Howard Terry Hubbard Danny Huffman Debbie Jerome Juniors Bruce Jonas Frank Jones Willie Josey Sharon Kerley Renee Laney Penny Laney Sharon Laney Lorraine Lineberger Steve Little Lihu Little Lonnie Loftin Randy Low man Jesse Martin David Mayberry Mike McAlister Juniors 123 Veronica McCullough Ellis Medlin Jackie Moring Ronnie Morrison Sherry Moss Brenda Mullins Linda Murray Scottie Murray Joy Nance Carol Nuzum Danna Parker Martha Parson Della Pennigar Tony Poole Larry Propst 124 Juniors Glenda Punch Bobby Putman Becky Radcliff Dean Ramseur Donna Reinhardt Neal Rinehardt Robbie Robbins Michael Robinson Melody Saunders Carol Schuessler Elaine Seitz Randy Setzer Freddy Sharpe Melba Sherrill Randy Sherrill Richard Sherrill Juniors Darns Sigmon Susan Sigmon Marshall Sipe Bobby Smith David Smith Regina Smith Robin Spake Brenda Spencer Debby Stewart Emma Jean Towery Brenda Travis Jimmy Tuggle Keith Waters Gail Wesson Terry Wilkinson Kathy Williams Danny Wilson Gary Wright SOPHOMORE SPONSORS: Mr. HUderbran, Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. McConnell, Mrs. Clark - Not Pictured: Mr. Bost. Sophomores Sophomores were happy the first day of school, they were no longer freshmen. They began a year of biology, varsity athletics, and what some describe as the hardest years in high school. CLASS OFFICERS: (LEFT TO RIGHT) George Camp, Vicc-Pres.; Eddie Burris, Pres.; Randy Hill, Sec.-Treas. Sophomores 127 Sophomores Ricky Abernethy Terry L. Abernethy Von Abernethy Larry Anderson David Arndt Tim Ballard Sharron Beal Mike Beatty Debbie Brooks Darell Broome Keith Buchanan Wanda Burgess Eddie Burris Pam Butler David Caldwell Debbie Caldwell Dwayne Caldwell Glenda Caldwell Jo Anne Caldwell Kevin Caldwell Sophomores Myra Caldwell Randy Caldwell George Camp Terry Campbell Mike Campbell Mark Carey James Catchings Donna Childers Christol Christenbury John Clark Kenneth Gark Larry Gark Melvin Gark Richard Clark Doyle Connor James Cornelius Joe Cornelius Pam Crouse Luann Dale Mike Davis Janie Deal Sophomores 129 Sophomores Steve Deal Gary Dellinger Larry Dellinger Shelia Dellinger Darlene Dills Dale Drum Morris Drum Ralph Drum Terry Drum Rita Duncan Beverly Eades Mitzi Eades Beth Edmonson Diane Edwards Harold Edwards Janice Elder Todd Elliott Joe Foster Alice Fowler Marc Frey Wanda Frye Darlene Gabriel Caroline Gibbs Kevin Goble Debbie Goodson James Grier Sue Griggs Susan Grinels Jane Hamm Joel Harris Mike Harwell Susan Hawn Teresa Hicks Rose Hildebrand Kathy Hill Sophomores 131 ZTrrnir n -frrmrm 1 • m mmmm • g . Randy Hill Kathy Holden Cindie Horton Larry Howell Morris Hoyle Vickie Hoyle Randle Huffman Bessie Huitt Darlene Isenhour Robert Isenhour John Jerome Sherry Jones Rita Kale Wanda Kale Steve Keziah 132 Sophomores Billy Killian Sheena Killian Shelia Kirksey Debbie Koone Ricky Korn Randy LaCount Mike Laney Ricky Leatherman Chris Ledbetter Myra Lineberger Kimmet Little Doris Livengood Sherri Lovings Terri Lovings Jimmy Mackie Sophomores 133 Sophomores Cathy McGee Sandra McHale Douglas McManus Patsy McManus Bob McPherson Julia Miller Millie Moore Shelia Moore Bruce Mosteller Becky Murray Ricky Newton Rahn Painter Kenneth Pope Kathy Potter Teresa Purkey Sophomores Randy Queen Alice Randall Beverly Ratchford Ricky Raybon Linda Reinhardt Amy Robinson Kelly Robinson Richard Robinson Paula Saunders Nancy Setzer Stanley Setzer Twyla Sheets Glenda Sherrill Cecil Sigmon Linda Sigmon Nancy Sigmon Randy Sigmon Larry Singleton Sandra Sipe Betty Smith Sophomores Donna Wilson Mary Wilson Beverly Wright Don Yarbrough Gina Young Connelly Spencer Paul Thompson Dianne Warren Dwight Watts Denise White Sammy White Tony Williams Carla Wilson Deanna Wilson 136 Sophomores Freshmen FRESHMAN SPONSORS: Mrs. Yount, Mr. Jones, Mr. Moore, Mr. Allred (not pictured). Freshmen have begun high school. To many it is a shaky period. As the weeks go by, though, the freshmen begin to under- stand the school procedure and settle down to a year of education. CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Ida Painter: Vice Presi- dent Alan Pike: President-John Mackic: Treasurer- David Stewart: Reporter-Benny Howard. Freshmen 137 Freshmen Patricia Abee Terry Abernathy Dixie Anthony Joel Beard Richard Beatty David Bolick Teresa Brooks Johnny Brown Anthony Brumley Caroline Cable Duane Caldwell Patty Caldwell James Carroll David Clark Sandra Jo Clark Noah Dellinger Joyce Devine Peggy Drum Ben Elmore Stephen Elmore Gerald Evitt Randy Flowers Buddy Foster Paula Fox Cheryl Gabriel Susan Garris Andy Gilleland Eddie Greer Debra Harwell Rita Harwell Susan Harwell Ronnie Hedrick Laban Helderman Jerry Helton Pam Helton Rene Hicks Barbara Hilderbran Dale Hilderbran David Hobbs Donnie Holbrook Benny Howard Dennis Hoyle Shelia Hoyle Ruth Huffman Junior Isenhour Brett Jerome Sammy Jones Ronda Josey Mary Lou Kale Rodney Kale Terry Kincaid Pamela Korn Tina Korn Leslie Lail Lisa Laney 140 Freshmen Patty Laney Max Lee Vickie Lee Jackie Lemmond Tony Lineberger Elaine Little Steve Little Calvin Lytton John Mackie Steve Marlowe Bradley Martin Karen Mayfield Steve McAlister Carol McClain Loy McCombs Kermit McCorkle Charles McCullough Beverly McLean Debbie McMahan John McMahan Freshmen 141 Freshmen Jackie Setzer Linda Setzer Sheila Setzer Dustie Sherrill Ginger Sherrill Jeffery Sherrill Randy Sherrill Rhonda Sherrill Debbie Sigmon Joe Sigmon Terry Medlin Sharon Miller Pansey Moore Lynn Murray Ida Painter Debbie Parker Jeff Pegram Alan Pike Richard Pike Anita Ratchford Debbie Rudisill Timothy Schrum Steve Scott Gell Seitz Belinda Setzer David Setzer 142 Freshmen Freshmen Rusty Sims Debbie Smith Charles Smyre Rhonda Spencer Linda Stallings David Stewart Debra Trouille Cathy Turner Kenneth Waters Charles Watkins Trudy Wike Dennis Wilson Michael Wilson James Wright Jerry Wright Freshmen 143 8TH GRADE SPONSORS: Mr. Abemethy, Mrs. Drum, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Witherspoon. 8th Grade This year was the second year the eighth grade has been a part of Bandys. It was a new experience for eighth graders changing classes on the bells, joining clubs, yet it has become an important part of their future. 8TH GRADE OFFICERS: Secretary, David Lowman; Reporter, Kim Wray; Vice-President. Henry Ward; Treasurer, Phyllis Smith; President, Teresa Ballard. 144 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Football Team Goes Undefeated William Abee Roger Abemethy Jerry Allan Lee Roy Allen David Anderson Teresa Ballard Kenneth Beal Jeffery' Beard Michael Black Kenneth Bolick Sheree Bost Sharon Caldwell Marsha Campbell Scott Campbell Vivian Cansler Deborah Catoe Jackie Chandler Harriett Clark Petrina Clark Dennis Crouse Diane Davis Randy' Deal Dean Drum Larry Drum Franklin Edwards Eighth Grade 145 William Flowers Pamela Fowler Susan Frey Cynthia Gibson Vickie Glover Deborah Goble Jerry Goble Ronald Goodson Debra Greene Linda Griggs Joan Harwell Wesley Hass Donald Hastings Jane Hedrick Randy Holland Nancy Hollifield Denisa Honeycutt Teresa Honeycutt Paula Hoyle Gary Huffman Michael Isenhour Diane Jonas Vickie Josey Giovanna Killian Tommy Killian 146 Eighth Grade David Lane Terry Lane Gregory Laney Sandy Laney Gary Leatherman David Ledbetter Robert Ledbetter David Lowman Michael Mace Keith Major Cynthia Martin Judith Martin Junior Martin Billy Mayberry Pamela Mayfield Dennis Misenheimer Susan Moose Bobbi Mullins Christopher Murphy Susan Murray Julie Nuzum Ronald Owens Donald Parker Karen Parkhurst Norma Parson Eighth Grade 147 Kathy Pennigar James Powell Billy Propst Lee Propst Susanne Putnam Paul Reinhardt Gary Reitzel Mark Reynolds Patricia Rhyne Carroll Robinson Nathan Robinson Susan Robinson Charles Self Kathy Setzer Margaret Setzer Shelly Setzer Timothy Setzer Gary Sharpe Bobby Sherrill Mark Sherrill Joey Shook Lonnie Shook Ben Sigmon Kathy Sigmon Myra Sigmon 148 Eighth Grade Patricia Sigmon Michael Simpson Melissa Smith Phyllis Smith Jeffery Smyre Lina Smyre Tony Speagle Cathy Talbert Jeffrey Taylor Barbara Towery Victor Walters Henry Ward Sherrie Warren Harold Waters Cathy White Pam White Keith Wilkes Gene Williams Mary Williams Sherry Wimberly Michael Wingler Kimberly Wray Cynthia Wright Larry Yoder Tony Yoder James Yount Eighth Grade 149 Senior Directory ABERNETHY, DONNY GERALD (Donny) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Abemethy: Ad- dress: Route I, Maiden, North Carolina: FFA I, 2, 3; Carpentry Club 4: Ambition: To graduate from high school and do something worthwhile in life. Bandys has meant: Having great friends, and a good time. BALLEW, BARBARA DEAN (Blu) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ballew: Address: Route 2, Box 206, Newton, North Carolina: Pep Club 1; FBLA 2, 4: Art Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Vice President 4: Annual Advertising Staff 4: Ambi- tion: To be successful and one day have a happy marriage. Bandys has meant: Being able to make new friends and getting along with them. BANDY, JOHN CURTISS (Big John) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Worth D. Bandy: Address: Route 1, Box 70, Catawba, North Carolina: FFA 2: Pep Club 2; Carpentry 3, 4; Ambition: Go to CVTI and take a carpentry course. Bandys has meant: Its been the last years of a hard struggle to graduate. BLACK, DOUGLAS RAY (Doug) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fay R. Black: Address: Route 1, Box 1S4, Catawba. North Carolina: Boys' State 1970; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4; President 4; Newspaper Staff Reporter 2; Printer 3, 4: Annual Staff Photographer 4; Annual Advertising Staff; Ambition: Attend Western Carolina University, major in Industrial Technology and become a success in whatever I attempt. Bandys has meant: My 4 years at Bandys has meant a time of learning, a very fun time, and some times of unhappiness. BOLICK, DONNA KAY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dock Bolick; Address: Route I, Box 66, Sher- rills Ford, North Carolina; FHA 2 years: FBLA 2 years: French Club 2 years: Pep Club 4 years; Intramurals 4 years; Powderpuff Football 1 year: Annual Typist 4; Ambition: To get out of school and become a secretary. Bandys has meant: Bandys has given me an opportunity to live, love, laugh, and learn. BRAY, ELIZABETH ANNE (Liz o Lizard) Parents: Edna and Harry Bray: Address: Route 1, Box 6, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Glee Club; Annual Typist 4; Ambition: To be a successful secretary and get married and live life as God plans it. Bandys has meant: My years at Bandys have shown me how good American schools really are. BUCHANAN, DESSALEE (Dessa) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Buchanan; Address: Route 2, Box 108-A, Newton, North Carolina; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2: Annual Typist 4; Ambition: To do the best I can for God and my country; to have a good Christian home after I’m married, and to make other people happy. Bandys has meant: My experience at Bandys will be a wonderful and long lasting memory because of all the new teachers 1 met, the new Kids I became acquainted with, and the new frieras I made after I came here from Newton-Conover. BRANDON, JOYCE MAXINE (Maxine) Par ents: Mrs. J. Max Brandon, Jr.; Address: Route 2, Box 18Z6, Newton, North Carolina; Junior Marshal: Prom Invitation Committee; FHA 1, 2; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; French Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Annual Proofreader 4: Beta Club 2, 3,4; Ambi- tion: Go to college, get married, and have a very happy life. Bandys has meant: These years have been the best and most enjoyable with making and having many good times with friends. BUFF, MELITA LYNN (Melita) Paints: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Buff; Address: Route 1, Denver, North Carolina; FHA 1, 2, 3,4: FBLA 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3; Glee Club 4; Advertising Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Class Officer 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Annual Subscription Manager 4; Ambition: To be a successful secretary and to get married. Bandys has meant: I'll always remember my days at Bandys as being fun and useful. BUTLER, MICHAEL LEE (Mike) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dewey L. Butler; Address: P. O. Box 145, Newton, North Carolina: Boys' State; Safe Driving Award; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3,4: Library Club 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Business Manager for Trojan Staff 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: To attend N. C. State University and become an electrical or mechanical engineer. Bandys has meant: My experience here at Bandys has meant meeting new friends and getting to know them better, learning to take problems in stride and solving them in the best way possible, and learning to co-operate with the teachers and work with them to try and make Bandys better. CALDWELL, CHERIE JEAN (Cherie) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James E. Caldwell; Address: Route 1, Maiden. North Carolina; FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4: Science Gub 2; Annual Subscription Manager 4; Ambition: To be happy in everything 1 do. CALDWELL, LINDA KAY (Linder) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Troy Caldwell; Address: Route I, Maiden, North Carolina; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Art Club 3; Reporter 3; FBLA 2, 4; Vice President 4: Annual Adver- tising Staff 4; Ambition: To have a happy and lasting marriage. Bandys has meant: Being able to make new friends. CAMPBELL, MARILYN DAPHYNE (Marilyn) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn N. Campbell; Address: Route 2, Box 106, Newton, North Carolina; Science Fair Ribbon 2; FHA 1, 4; Beta Club 3, 4: Newspaper Reporter 2, 3; Newspaper Typist 4: Annual Typist 4: Prom Decoration Committee 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Annual Typist and Index 4; Ambition: I want to be a very successful secretary. Bandys has meant: My experiences here at Bandys have meant a lot to me and I wish I could go through them again. Senior Directory 150 CANSLER. LANIER MOOSE (Sonny) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cansler; Address: Route 3, Box 272, Conover, North Carolina: Nominated for Morehcad Scholarship 4: Alternate for Boys’ State 3; Library Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Yearbook Staff (Editor) 4: Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4: Bus Driver 3, 4; Ambition: To go to college and become one of two things. Bandys has meant: A time of learning and enjoyment in doing so. CARMICHAEL, KATHY ANN (Kathy) Par ents: Mrs. Charlie Carmichael: Address: Route 1, Catawba, North Carolina: Science Project Ribbon: Glee Club 3:1CT 4: Ambition: To go to work and make many friends. Bandys has meant: My experiences have meant many things, having many friends and learning, but mostly having friends. Nancy Dellinger and Ronnie Johnson are two nice people! CARROLL, PATRICIA ANN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll: Address: Route 2, Cataw- ba, North Carolina. CATCHINGS, THOMAS GEORGE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Barto.Catchings: Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina: Lettered in Track: Voted Most Valuable Player of 1970 season: Band: Football: Freshman Basketball: Ambition: To take a trade in architecture work. Bandys has meant: It has been the better part of my school years and I have enjoyed it. CLINE, THOMAS RANDALL (Mouse) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Cline; Address: P. O. Box 4-C, Long Island, North Carolina: Football 1, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Pep Club: Monogram Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Ambition: To go to college and be a computer technician. Bandys has meant: It has really meant a great deal to me and I wouldn't trade my experiences here at Bandys for anything. COGGIN, DONNA CAROL (Donna) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John D. Coggin: Address: P. O. Box 34, Terrell, North Carolina: Glee Club: Ambition: To have a good job as a typist or secretary. Bandys has meant: Bandys High School gave me an opportunity to get to know the students and teachers and have a good education. CROUSE, JANET DENISE (Jan) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Crouse: Address: Route I, Box 92A, Maiden, North Carolina: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science 2: FBLA 3, 4: Prom Committees: Decoration: Refreshment; Program Booklet; Glee Club 4: Monogram Club 4; May Day Skit 1; Varsity Cheerleader Alter- nate; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Basketball Manager 2; Annual Circulation Manager 4; Am- bition: To be a successful beautician, make a lot of money, and someday get married and have a nice family. Bandys has meant: My experiences at Bandys have been exciting. DELLINGER, NANCY JEAN (Tweety Bird) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Dellinger: Ad- dress: Route 2, Maiden, North Carolina: Senior Superlative; Home Room Officer 2, 4; Home- coming Attendant 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4;Treasurer 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: FBLA 3, 4: President 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Science Club I, 2; Bus Driver 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Chairman of Sophomore Entertainment: An- nual Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: Get mar- ried and make that lucky guy happy. Bandys has meant: It has been just great and 1 will never forget playing Varsity Basketball. DRUM. JEFFERY ELLIOT (Jeffery) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Cletus W. Drum; Address: Route 2, Box 304, Newton, North Carolina; Safe Driving Award; FFA 1, 4: Bus Driver 3, 4: Ambition: To further my education and settle down for a successful life. Bandys has meant: My experiences here at Bandys have meant a lot to me and I will remember them for a very long time. DAGENHART, WAYNE FRANKLIN (Wayne) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dagenhart; Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; Safe Driving Award; FFA 1, 2, 3; ICT 4: Bus Driver 3; Bandys has meant: Four years of being with friends and having a good time. DAVIS, DEXTER DEAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Davis; Address: Route 2. Box 43, Newton, North Carolina. DEAL, FREDDIE TERESA (Teresa) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt L. Deal: Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; May Day Attendant 1; Homecoming Attendant 2, 3; Neatest 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Recreation Leader 2: President 4: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; French Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: FBLA 3, 4; Miss Bandys 4: Ambition: Go to college, become an English teacher and live a happy and successful life. Bandys has meant: My experiences here at Bandys have been very rewarding and I have enjoyed being a part of Bandys High School. Playing cowboy is an original idea of Patty Harwell and Larry Korn. DRUM, MARVA LYNNE (Marva) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Drum; Address: Route 2, Box 306, Newton, North Carolina: Junior Mar- shal: Jr.-Sr. Waitress: Prom Invitation Chairman 3: Refreshment Committee Christmas Dance 2: Proofreader for Annual: J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2: Co-captain 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Reporter 3: Ban-Troia Reporter 2, 3; Associate Editor Ban-Troia 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Program Chairman 4; Science Club I, 2, 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Ambition: Go to college, get married, and try my best to help others and try to make everyone I come in contact with happy. Bandys has meant: These have been four of the happiest years of my life, in which I hope I have grow-n to be a better person in many ways. DRUM, VICKI ANN (Vicki) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Drum; Address: Route 1, Box 292, Maiden, North Carolina; Junior Marshal 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Powder Puff Foot- ball 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3: FBLA 4; Ban-Troia Reporter 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Invita- tion Committee: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambi- tion: Get married and have a successful life. Senior Directory 151 Senior Directory Bandys has meant: These four years have been years to remember. EDMONSON, JAMES RONALD (Ronnie) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. James H. Edmonson; Ad- dress: Route 2, Box 426, Newton, North Caro- lina: EFA 1, 2, 3: Key Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Carpentry 4; Ambition: To make the best of life even when at times it becomes hard. Bandys has meant: It has shown me how things really are. ESTES, STEVE ALLEN (Steve) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William T. Estes; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Baseball letter; Car- pentry Club 3, 4; FFA 1, 2: Ambition: To get a good job, marry a little girl from England and settle down to a happy and successful life. Bandys has meant: It has helped me see life as it is. FLOWERS, SELINA KAREN (Frit) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Willie Flowers: Address: Route 2, Box 314, Claremont, North Carolina; Bus Driver 2 years; Safe Driving Award 3; Annual Typist 4; Band 2 years: Ambition: Go to CVTI and take Business Administration. Bandys has meant: It has been very nice being here at Bandys High School these past four years. My experiences here have been very pleasant. FULBR1GHT, GLENN LEROY (Halfbright) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lee Sigmon; Ad- dress: Route 1, Box 219, Catawba, North Caro- lina; President of Sophomore Class; Captain of Football Team 4; President of Home Room 3; Most Valuable Lineman 2; Best Blocker 3; Sportsmanship 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball (J.V.) 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambi- tion: To get married and raise a happy family with a beautiful wife. To graduate from a 2 year business college after 2 years of college football. Bandys has meant: It has been an awarding experience, especially my Senior year on one of the best football teams in the history at Bandys. It’s one experience I’ll never forget. GOBLE, LINDA KALE (Linda) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Julius M. Kale; Address: Route 2, Box 126, Catawba. North Carolina; FBLA 3; VICA 4; Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. Pansey Goforth and Roger Sherrill are two of the most courteous here at B.H.S. GOFORTH, PANSEY EVONNE (Go) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Goforth; Address: Route 2, Box 11, Newton, North Carolina; Miss Soph- omore: Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class: Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Varsity Basketball Captain 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Most Courteous 4; Most Athletic 4: February Festivities 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Jr.-Sr. Refresh- ment Committee 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 3; Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Bandys has meant: My experiences at Bandys are both good and bad ones, but the good ones out-weigh the bad ones a hundred times. HARWELL, PATRICIA DIANE (Patty) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. T. Jack Harwell; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Class Miss 3; Feb- ruary Festivities 3; Senior Class Prophet; Home- coming Attendant 3, 4; Second Runner-up 4; Most Original; Most Carefree; Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4; Co-captain 4; FHA I; May Day Skit I; J.V. Basketball 1; Science Club 2; Science Fair Entry 2; FBLA 3, 4; Secretary 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4; Reporter 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 1, 3; Jr.-Sr. Program Committee 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: Con- tinue my education, get married, and above all, live a happy and successful life. Bandys has meant: My years at Bandys have been very important and very rewarding to me; here I’ve laughed, loved, cried and learned much about life itself. HEFNER, TIMOTHY BRUCE (Tim) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hefner; Address: Route 2, Box 30, Newton, North Carolina; Glee Club; Art Club; Ambition: To become one of the greatest people in life. Bandys has meant: One of the greatest periods of my life was spent here at Bandys High. HENLEY, CHARLES PATRICK (Charlie) Par- ents: Mr. and Mrs. Pat Henley; Address: Route 2, Box 219, Newton, North Carolina; Bus Driver 3; Safe Driving Award 3; Best All Around; Homecoming Escort 4; FFA 1, 4; Ambition: Go to CVTI. Bandys has meant: Being at Bandys has been the best four years of my life. I have made many lasting friendships 1 will never forget. HEWITT, VELDA MAE (Hewey Baby) Parents: Mrs. Marie P. Hewitt; Address: Route 2, Box 447. Newton, North Carolina; Glee Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Pep Club 2; FBLA 4; Ambition: To go to CVTI and become a nurse; also to make the best of life, and get married. Bandys has meant: A lot of wonderful memories, both good and bad; the joy of being a person. HICKS, CYNTHIA DAWN (Cindy) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kermit A bee Hicks; Address: Route 2, Box 318, Maiden, North Carolina; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 4; Treasurer 4; Glee Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Art Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: To attend CVTI, and become an IBM computer operator, and do God’s will. Bandys has meant: A challenge to meet and understand many different types of people, and teachers. HILDEBRAN, HELEN MARIE (Helen) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. Carlie Ray Hildebran, Sr.; Address: Route 1, Box 78, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Glee Club 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Wealth and success are very important to Ron- nie Johnson and Donna Howard. Dependability is a virtue of both Linda Propst and Randy Linebergcr. Reporter 4; Ambition: To be happy. Bandys has meant: Through my experiences at Bandys I have found out that if there is a will there is a way. HOLLAND, JANICE KAYE (Jan) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Holland: Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Nomination to Gover- nor's School; Junior Marshal; Student Council 1,3; FBLA 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 2, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Invitation Committee 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Newspaper Reporter 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball I; Ambition: To become a well-balanced and stable person by recapturing true values. Bandys has meant: Bandys has provided many memories and ex- periences which my mind will remember and reflect upon in the following years. HONEYCUTT, TASKA LYNN (Tassie) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Honeycutt; Address: Box 355, Terrell, North Carolina; Best All Around; Ambition: To be happy in life. Bandys has meant: It was a great experience. HOWARD, DONNA JO (Jo) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stowe Howard; Address: Route I, Denver, North Carolina; Home Economics Award 2; U.S. History Award 3; Homecoming Attendant 1, 4; Chief Junior Marshal 3; Wait- ress at Prom 2; Freshman Class Vice President; Senior Class Historian; Refreshment Chairman for Prom 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Program Chair- man 3; President 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 2; Vice President 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; J. V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Man- ager 4; Ban-Troia Staff; Feature Editor 2; Assis- tant Editor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Co-Business Manager for Trojan 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Queen of Hearts 4; Ambition: Go to King’s College, become a successful secretary, and to be a friend to all. Bandys has meant: During my years at Bandys High, there has been much happiness, laughter, good times, and hard work; with a mixture of these, it had to be great. HOWARD, THOMAS CHARLES (T. Howard) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Howard; Address: Route 1, Box 225, Sherrills Ford, North Caro- lina; FFA I; Carpentry Club 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Ambition: My ambition is to enjoy life and have a good time. Bandys has meant: I learned more about people. HOYLE, JACKIE RAY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyle, Sr.; Address: Route 2, Maiden, North Carolina. ISENHOUR, SUSAN RENEE (Susan) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Isenhour; Address: Route 2, Box 87, Newion, North Carolina; J.V. Basketball; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Program Committee for Junior-Senior Prom; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Annual Typist 4; Ambition: Go to CVTI for 2 years, be a bookkeeper and get married. Bandys has meant: helped to prepare me for the rest of my life. JOHNSON, RONALD ALAN (Ron) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Johnson; Address: Route 1, Box 187, Catawba, North Carolina; Freshman Class President; Most Likely to Succeed; Sweet- est; Pep Club 2, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; FFA 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Mr. Bandys 4; Ambition: Go to college, if necessary, get a good paying job and make lots of money. Bandys has meant: It has helped me to see things better as I see them and not the way others want me to see them. JONAS, CECIL ALLEN (Allen) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bayne A. Jonas; Address: Route 2, Box 184, Claremont, North Carolina; FFA 1,2: Library Club 1, 2; ICT 3, 4; Ambition: To be successful in anything that 1 do, and do it the best. KALE, RANDALL GLEN (Kale) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kale; Address: Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Junior Marshal; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; French Club 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Reporter 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Bus Driver 3; Ambi- tion: To be an engineer. Bandys has meant: My experiences at Bandys have taught me a lot KORN, LARRY DEAN (Louie) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Korn Jr.; Address: Route 2, Claremont, North Carolina; Most Original; Se- nior Homeroom President; Junior Homeroom Vice President 3; Science Club 2, 3; Carpentry Club 4; FFA 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Football 1; Ambition: To get out of here in one piece, go to college, and have fun. Bandys has meant: It was a rocky experience, sometimes fun. LEATHERMAN, JIMMY RAY (Jim) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leatherman; Address: Route 2, Box 205, Catawba, North Carolina; ICT 3, 4; Library Club 2; Ambition: To work hard, get married, and live a successful life. Bandys has meant: I have really enjoyed my four years at Bandys and they have really meant a lot. LEDBETTER, JAMES CRAIG Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ledbetter; Address: Route 2, Box 252F, Newton, North Carolina. LINEBERGER, STEVEN RANDALL (Butch) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lineberger; Ad- dress: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; FFA 1; Carpentry Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; ICT 3, 4; Bus Driver 3; Ambition: To work at my father's furniture store and have an income of $20,000 a year. Bandys has meant: It has meant that there are some smart teachers at Bandys. LITTLE, JERRY NEAL (Jerry) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Little; Address: Route 1, Catawba, North Carolina; FFA 1, 2, 3; ICT 4; Ambition: Get out of school. Bandys has meant: Trouble. MACK1E, MARTHA ALICE (Mam) Parents: Mrs. Paul Mackie; Address: Route 1, Box 131, Catawba, North Carolina; May Day Attendant 1; Freshman Class Miss; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; February Festivities Attendant 3; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Home- coming Attendant 1, 2, 3, 4; First Runner-up 3; Annual Circulation Manager; French Club 2, 3; FHA 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 2; Library Club 1; Reporter 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: Finish high school, and get married. Bandys has meant: It has been filled with moments of hard study and play, of tears of happiness and sorrow, and of love for my fellow friends. MARTIN, DEBORAH (Debbie) Parents: Edwin O. Martin and Constance D. Martin; Address: Route 2, Box 20, Newton, North Carolina; Sunshine Society; Glee Club; Ambition: I would like to become a beautician. Bandys has meant: Bandys has a lot of kind, friendly and warm people. MAUNEY, CYNTHIA ANN (Cindy) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Loy Mauney, Jr.; Address: Route 2, Box 12, Newton, North Carolina; J.V. Cheer- leader 1,2; FHA 1, 2. 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Directory 153 Senior Directory French Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4: Ambition: Go to school, get married, and live happily ever after. Bandys has meant: Being a student of Bandys has been really great and I wish I could stay here longer. McCALL, JANICE CROUSE (Janice) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Huffman: Address: Route 1, Box 154-H, Sherrills Ford. North Carolina; FBLA 3; Annual Typist 4: Ambition: To stay happily married and to be a secretary. Bandys has meant: Four very occupied years. McCullough, deborah louise (Stuff) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lucius McCullough; Ad- dress: Route 2, Box 82-A, Catawba, North Carolina: J.V. Basketball 1; Pep Club I, 2, 3; Science Club I, 2; Band 3, 4; Annual Typist 4; Ambition: To attend Barber-Scotia College in Concord and major in business. Then who knows! Bandys has meant: Being in the high school band has meant a great future for me. McLAUGLIN, MARTHA ELIZABETH (China Doll) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Robinson; Address: P. O. Box 81. Maiden, North Carolina; Pep Club 2: Band 3, 4; Ambition: To attend the Airline College in Kansas, take up some field, and make a success in life. Bandys has meant: Has meant the coming success in my life. MILLER. GLENDA ANN (Glenda) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Miller; Address: Route 2, Box 200. Catawba. North Carolina; FHA I, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; Substitute 3; Ambition: To be happy in everything I do. To get married and have a family and trust God with the rest. Bandys has meant: Is where some of the most wonderful experiences with my friends has happened, and where I studied most. 154 Senior Directory teach Home Economics or Special Education. If not, just plain be of some use to somebody. Bandys has meant: I wouldn't trade my four years at Bandys for anything in the whole wide world! P. O. Box 368, Maiden, North Carolina; Glee Club 4; Ambition: To be a secretary. Bandys has meant: This is my first year, but I’ve had fun learning. PROPST, LINDA GAIL (Linda Lou) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Monroe Propst; Address: Route 2, Box 137, Newton, North Carolina; Most Dependable; Junior Marshal; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4: French Club 3; FTA 4: Annual Advertising Staff 4; Jr.-Sr. Invitation Committee; Ambition: To go to college, gradu- ate, and live a useful life. Bandys has meant: My experiences here at Bandys have helped to show me what life is really about. SAPOCH, DEBORAH SHOOK (Shookie) Par- ents: Mrs. Velma Shook; Address: Route I, Box 339A, Maiden. North Carolina; ICT 3. 4; Ambition: To be a good housewife. Bandys has meant: It has been both good and bad. RAMSEUR. AGNES EVON (Judy) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jess W. Ramseur; Address: Route 2, Box 342, Newton, North Carolina; First Prize at Science Fair 2; FHA 1; Band 3, 4; Library Club 4: J.V. Basketball I: Annual Typist 4: Ambition: To attend CVTI and go into the secretarial field. Bandys has meant: My four years at Bandys has been fun for me with the exception of having a few hardships. SCHRONCE, HAROLD EUGENE (Tarzan) Par- ents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin; Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; FFA 3, 4; Carpentry 4; Ambition: Get out of school and leave VIA motorcycle. Bandys has meant: I’ve gained nothing from Bandys. REITZEL, DAVID Parents: Mrs. Margaret Reit- zel: Address: Route 1, Maiden. North Carolina. SCOTT, KENNETH JOHN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph William Scott, Sr.; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Lettered in Baseball: FFA 2; ICT 3, 4; Ambition: To become an Air Force Officer and serve my country in real honor. Bandys has meant: My years at Bandys have been a wild experience. McPHERSON, MARTHA JANE (Jane) Parents: Rev. and Mrs. Luther McPherson; Address: Box 356, Terrell, North Carolina; Safe Driving Award; French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver 3, 4; FTA 1, Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee; Co-chairman Invita- tion Committee for Prom 3; Ban-Troia Re- porter 3; Feature Editor 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Circulation Manager for Trojan 4; Bandys has meant: Something great I'll never forget. R1DENHOUR, DALE McLEAN (Dale) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McLean; Address: Route I, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FFA I, 2, 3; May Day Skits 1, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4: Ambition: Be a good wife to John and make him happy, then later go to CVTI and become a nurse. Bandys has meant: My four years here have been very occupied and I've met a lot of good friends. SCRONCE, DENNIS LAWRENCE (Dennis) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Loye G. Scronce; Ad- dress: Route 1, Box 60, Maiden. North Caro- lina; FFA 1: Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 4: Art Club 3, 4; Ambition: To go to college, and get a good job. Bandys has meant: The great experiences at Bandys have meant a lot to my personal out- look on school. ROBINSON, BARBARA DIANE (Diane) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Robinson; Address: SETZER, KATHY HENLEY (Kathy) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Henley; Address: Route 2, Box 339, Newton, North Carolina; FBLA 3; As you can see. Ronald Waters and Pansey Goforth are athletic minded. MURRAY, BARRY WADE (Cobb) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lambert W. Murray, Jr.; Address: Route 2, Box 201, Claremont. North Carolina; Most Improved Football Trophy 3: Outstanding Lineman against Gamewell 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track I; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Key Club 4: Ambition: To make lots of money. Bandys has meant: A lot of fun, but not enough picking on freshmen. MURRAY, VICKI DIANE (Vicki) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean Murray; Address: Route 2. Box 242, Claremont, North Carolina; FHA 1, 2, 3. 4: Science Club 2: Pep Club 3: Newspaper Staff 3, 4: FTA 4: French Club 3: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: To — M mm M mm r W «X. ' y ‘ fcv; •. v ____________ Senior Directory FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; VICA 4; Vice President 4; Ambition: To have a long, happy life with Danny and to become a mother. Bandys has meant: They have been nice, but will be nicer when this year is over. SETZER, MARY JULIETTA (Setzer) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John A. Setzer; Address: Route 1, Box 325-A, Maiden, North Carolina; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Secretary-Treasurer of French Club 4; Ambition: To get a good job in an office and some day get married. Bandys has meant: It has been an experience that I would gladly experience again. SETZER, PAMELA ANN (Pam) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Setzer; Address: Route 2, Box 217, Catawba, North Carolina; FHA I, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3; Ambition: To further my education, get a good job, and get married. Bandys has meant: My experience at Bandys has meant a lot of hard work and fun. SHERRILL, HENRY MARSHALL (Henry) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sherrill; Ad- dress: Route 1, Box 162, Catawba, North Caro- lina; J.V. Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 3; French Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Key Tassie Honeycutt and Charles Henley are the best all around. Club 4; Ambition: To be a construction work- er. Bandys has meant: Just go to school every day. SHERRILL, ROBERT DEWEY (Lizzard) Par- ents: Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sherrill; Address: Route 2, Box 118, Newton, North Carolina; Carpentry Class President; Carpentry Class Re- porter; FFA; Ambition: To live each day as it comes, meet many beautiful people and be- come a professional musician. Bandys has meant: Troubles and hard times lead to love and happiness. SHERRILL, ROGER DEAN (Fizz) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Sherrill: Address: Route 1, Box 251-D, Maiden, North Carolina; Most Courteous; Varsity Football 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 1; Bus Driver 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4: Carpentry Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To live each day to the fullest and to do as much as could be expected and more of me. Bandys had meant: A most rewarding challenge full of good memories of my friends and teachers. SHERRILL. SAMUEL FURMAN (Sam) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sherrill; Address: Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; FFA 1, 2; Car- pentry Club 3,4: Bus Driver 3, 4; Ambition: To give away a million dollars. Bandys has meant: I have learned more about people and their ways. SHOEMAKER, KATHY DIANNE (Shoemaker) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Shoemaker; Address: Route 1, Box 153, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Gub 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Magazine Drive Captain 2, 3; May Day Skit I; Homeroom Secretary 1; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decorating Committee 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4: Annual Typist 4; Ambition: To be a good secretary and someday be happily married. Bandys has meant: They have been a lot of fun and I’ll never forget them. SHOOK, DAISY MAE (Sugar Britches) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Shook; Address: Route 2, Box 203. Claremont, North Carolina; May Day Skit I; May Day Attendant 2; Senior Class Poet; Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior; FHA 1. 2; Pep Club 1; Art Club 3; FBLA 3, 4; Historian 4; Library Club 1; Glee Club 4; President 4; Ambition: To become a successful secretary and live each day to its very fullest. Bandys has meant: These four years at Bandys High have helped to prepare me for a successful future. SHOOK. JUDY KAY (Judy) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Lee Shook; Address: Route 2, Box 227, Claremont, North Carolina; Won Third Prize at Science Fair 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Captain 4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2; Glee Jimmy White and Teresa Deal. Club 4; Chairman of Program Committee for Prom; Christmas Carousel Attendant 2; Ambi- tion: Take a course in business, get a good job and then take the future as it comes. Bandys has meant: It has helped me to mature and figure out my problems; it has also helped me to know- what I want to do later in life. SIGMON, BOYD ARTHUR (Cooter) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Russell Sigmon, Jr.; Ad- dress: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Senior Class Testator; Safe Driving Award 2 years; Most Intellectual; J.V. Football 1: Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Vice President 3; Junior Marshal 3; Ban-Troia Staff 3, 4; Business Man- ager 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Decoration and Clean-up Com- mittees 3; Carpentry Club 4; Varsity Football 4: Ambition: To be a success in everything I attempt to do, and make the most out of life. Bandys has meant: 1 have learned the impor- tance of education, the value of friendship, and have gained the responsibilities of a young adult during my years at Bandys. SIGMON, HENRY WH1TENER (Foots) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis Sigmon, Sr.; Ad- dress: Route 2, Box 410, Newton, North Caro- lina; Morehead Nominee 4; Junior Marshal 3; All Conference Football 4: Shrine Bowl 4; All State Football Team 4; All Conference Basket- ball 3; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Player 3; Baseball; Most Valuable Player; Beta Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 3; Vice President 3; Ban-Troia Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Editor 3, 4; Trojan Staff; Literary Editor 4; Senior Directory 155 Marva Lynne Drum and Boyd Sigmon are two knowledgeable seniors. Annual Advertisement Staff 4; Ambition: To have a successful life in both my professional and my personal experiences. Bandys has meant: I have discovered that in life you have people of many different calibers and that the will for an education sorts them apart. SINGLETON, CYNTHIA JO (Jo) Parents: Thomas R. and Josephine K. Singleton; Ad- dress: Route 2, Box 139C, Newton, North Carolina; Homecoming Attendant, 4; Safe Driv- ing Award; FHA 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Science Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 3, 4; Ban-Troia Typist 4; Annual Typist 4; Senior Directory 4; Powder Puff Football I, 2, 3; May Day Skit I; Jr.-Sr. Decoration Committee 3; Ambition: To get married, and live a happy, successful life. Bandys has meant: At Bandys High, 1 have made many friends who mean a lot to me, and who I'll never forget. S1PE, NELSON WAYNE (Wayne) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Sipe; Address: Route 2, Claremont, North Carolina; Science Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Ambition: To live a full and happy life. Bandys has meant: My experiences at Bandys have been good and bad, but I wouldn't take anything for any of them. SLAUGHTER, GREGORY NORMAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jake Slaughter; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina. SLAUGHTER, TERRY LEE (Terry) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Slaughter; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; FFA 1; Track 2; Carpentry Club 3, 4; Ambition: To be happy and successful in life. Bandys has meant: I have gained a lot of friends and had a lot of fun. SMYRE. BARBARA ANN (Ann) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Earl Smyre; Address: Route 2, Box 132, Newton, North Carolina; Library Club 2, 4; Glee Club 4; Science Club 2; Ambi- tion: To be successful in life. Bandys has meant: I have learned a lot and hatfe had lots of fun, but 1 only regret that it has to end. TURBYFILL, JOHNNY EDWARD (J.T.) Par ents: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Turbyfill; Address: Route 2, Maiden, North Carolina; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Waiter for Junior-Senior 2; Homecoming Escort 1, 3, 4; February Festivities Escort 2; May Day Escort 2; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambi- tion: Live to be a rich old man. Bandys has meant: My four years at Bandys have been a period of growing up, meeting people, and participating in sports. WATERS. RONALD LEE (Ron) Parents: Mrs. Louise Waters; Address: Route 2, Box 228, Claremont, North Carolina; Most Outstanding Lineman 3; Lineman of Week 3; Sophomore Class Vice President; Junior Class Vice Presi- dent; Senior Class President 4; Carpentry Club 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3; Vice President 3; Ambition: To be happy and to make the best of the little I have. Bandys has meant: I am glad to have been a part of Bandys these four years to have participated in sports. WHITE, ALFRED CREIGHTON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. M. A. White; Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina. WHITE, JIMMY NEIL (Bo) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Billy White; Address: Route 1, Denver, North Carolina; Best Defense 1970; Key Club; Science Club; Monogram Club; Pep Club; Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To go into construction work. Bandys has meant: It gave me a chance to meet certain people and to play basketball and track. WIKE, GERVACE WILEY (Gervie) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wike; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Carpentry Club 3, 4; J.V. Football; Ambition: To live a happy life and enjoy it as much as possible. Bandys has meant: I have learned a lot about people and the trouble that goes with them. WILSON, BILLY FRED, JR. (BiU Jr.) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wilson; Address: Route 1, Box 204, Catawba, North Carolina; William Guy Award; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4; FFA I, 3, 4; Carpentry Club 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; J.V. Football 1; Sophomore Waiter at Jr.-Sr.; Ambition: Be a success in life. Bandys has meant: Going to Bandys has taught me to take on bigger responsibilities which I think will help me to succeed in life. WIMBERLY, EDGAR ALLEN (Rock) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Wimberly; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Baseball Man- ager; FFA 1; Carpentry Club 3, 4; Ambition: To be a mechanic. Bandys has meant: It has taught me a lot about the ways of life. YOUNG, POLLY MARIE (Polly) Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eli Young; Address: Route 1, Box 113, Granite Falls, North Carolina; FHA 1; VICA 3, 4; Christmas Queen 4; Ambition: To become a secretary or work in data processing and IBM. Bandys has meant: My experiences have given me a better understanding of people and life. 156 Senior Directory Advertising Staff To be on the Advertising Staff, a senior must sell ads amounting to fifty dollars or more. This year these twenty-four seniors reached this goal. Although only twenty-four were on the staff, many others worked hard to make this annual possible. Julietta Setzer and Kathy Shoemaker were the leaders in our advertisement sales. Dellinger’s Day Every year Mr. Wayne Dellinger, owner and manager of Dellinger's Department Store in Newton, sponsors Dellinger's Day. On this day, Bandys’ seniors are given the opportunity to work for a percentage of the total sales which is used for the annual. Speedway Day On October 11, the National 500 was run at the Charlotte Motor Speedway.With the help of forty- eight students of Bandys, and the co-operation of the speedway officials, we raised approximately six hundred dollars for use on the annual. Advertising Staff 157 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 HERFF JONES COMPANY Class rings, invitations, caps and gowns Mr. D. W. Smith Representative Phone 632-4302 P. 0. Box 8 Taylorsville North Carolina 158 DELLINGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Newton, North Carolina Open Friday night until 9 P.M. Free Parking Through the courtesy of Dellinger’s Department Store, Saturday, October 17, was designated as Bandys High School Day. A percent of the total sales was given to Bandys High School to help publish its Yearbook. 159 L D. BALLEW CONCRETE COMPANY Route 2, Box 206 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone 428-8000 READY MIX CONCRETE We specialize in finish work . . . paving . . . basements . . . sidewalks . . . patios ... driveways . . . parking lots 4 mu • -v'roi v.‘ Mmrm - - We serve Catawba County and surrounding areas. 160 Dine at THE WHITE PINE CLUB Combo Nightly Serving Sunday Dinner Banquets Parties 161 Compliments of THE F. B. L A. amnu r i UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA C President-----Nancy Dellinger Treasurer------Cindy Hicks Vice-President-----Linda Caldwell Reporter-------------Helen Hilderbran Secretary-----Patty Harwell Historian------Daisy Shook Ricky Raybon Vicki Drum Gail Wesson Carol Schuessler Melita Buff Karen Hollifield Diana Warren Brenda Travis Nancy Sigmon Cindy Mauney Janice Holland Velda Hewitt Jimmy Tuggle Janet Crouse Faye Brotherton Linda Sigmon Susan Isenhour Barbara Ballew Joy Nance Paula Fox 162 Donna Barringer Open Monday Friday til 9:00 P.M. Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday til 5:30 P.M. Saturday til 5:00 P.M. HOWARD'S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE COMPANY Route One Denver, North Carolina 28037 Emmit Howard Charlotte 827-5401 Bobby Lutz 163 Office Telephone IV3-9954 IV3-2283 KEY CLUB President - Johnny Turbyfill Vice-President - Steve Howard Secretary-Treasurer - David Mayberry Sponsor - Mr. Bill Bost Henry Sigmon Jimmy White Ronnie Johnson Glenn Fulbright Ronnie Edmonson Henry Sherrill Billy Wilson Barry Murray Randy Cline Freddy Sharpe Randy Lowman Rick Burke Robin Forbes Joel Berry Joe Foster Todd Elliott Eddie Burris 164 SCIENCE CLUB of BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL The three purposes of the Science Club are: To bring together groups of students with common interests in science. To encourage the student’s curiosity and help to channel it into independent scientific thinking, originality and practical view of the problems of investigation and research. To give a realistic glimpse of jobs and careers in science, and some understanding of the education and skills which science is seeking today. Rose Hildebran Jackie Setzer Robert lsenhour Steve Elmore Wanda Burgess Rhonda Josey Luann Dale Donna Barringer Debbie Goodson Linda Griggs Donny Holbrook Christol Christenberry Gina Young Joan Harwell Shelia Dellinger David Setzer Donna Wilson Patty Sigmon Angie Mauch Teresa Brooks Twyla Sheets Doug Black Linda Reinhardt Karen Howard Connley Spencer Mike Harwell Jane McPherson Marc Frey Carla Wilson Susan Frey Sheena Killian Benny Howard Millie Moore Ricky Korn Deanna Wilson Morris Drum Kelly Robinson Mike lsenhour Cindy Horton Nancy Sigmon Mark Cary Beverly Ratchford David Arndt Deborah Parker Boyd Sigmon Phyllis Smith Pam Butler Kim Wray Debbie Caldwell Randy Hill George Camp Jimmy Tuggle Sandra McHale Danna Parker Sandra Sipe Eddie Burris Sue Griggs Henry Sigmon Gary Wright Lanier Cansler Pam Crouse Donna Howard David Mayberry Johnny Turbyfill Brenda Spencer Marva Lynne Drum Mike Butler Maxine Brandon Rhonda Spencer 165 Congratulations Class of ’71 SALES MARKETING Ct AjLS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ENGINEERING DESIGN MANUFACTURING MGMT. TRANSPORTATION PERSONNEL WOODWORKING f—urniture Corporation NEWTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28658 Division of BASSETT urnitur Industrios Incorporated 166 President . . Vice President ......Donna Jo Howard .........Johnny Turbyfill Refreshment Chairman . . Sponsor ................. Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Reporter .................. ..............Mike Butler . .Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran Doug Black Linda Propst Maxine Brandon Boyd Sigmon Cherie Caldwell Henry Sigmon Marilyn Campbell Leneta Caldwell Marva Lynne Drum Sherry Deal Vicki Ann Drum Sharon Laney Janice Holland David Mayberry Randall Kale Danna Parker Vicki Murray Brenda Spencer Susan Sigmon Glenda Punch 167 Compliments of THE PEP CLUB GO TROJANS! GO! FIGHT! WIN! 168 LES COMPLIMENTS DU CERCLE FRANqAIS President......... Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Reporter ......... Program Chairman . . . Karen Howard . . Cherie Caldwell . . . Julietta Setzer . . Donna Barringer Marva Lynne Drum Eddie Burris Luann Dale Sheena Killian Cathy McGee Sandra McHale Jane McPherson Joel Berry Beth Edmonson Steve Howard Jackie Moring Nancy Setzer Angie Mauch Della Pennigar Nancy Sigmon Bob McPherson Johnnie Bowers Todd Elliott Gary Hoyle Dean Ramseur Renee Hoffman Sherry Moss Mark Carey Christol Christenbury Terry Drum Susan Hawn Kathy Potter Kelly Robinson George Camp Martha Beard Wanda Burgess Richard Sherrill Mike Butler Brenda Travis Connelly Spencer Gary Crouse Beverly Ratchford Henry Sherrill Debbie Blalock Gary Wright Debbie Stewart Glenda Punch Greetle Beatty Brenda Spencer Billy Fowler Cindy Mauney Judy Shook Brenda Mullins Debbie Campbell Gail Wesson Doug Black Leneta Caldwell Pansey Goforth Donna Jo Howard Patty Harwell Henry Sigmon Robert Isenhower Carol Nuzum Judy Shook Sherry Deal Elaine Seitz Sharon Laney Alice Mackie Carol Schuessler Maxine Brandon 169 Compliments of I.C.T. MOTTO Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work THE PLEDGE UPON MV HONOR. I Pledge To prepare myself by diligent study and ardent practice to become a worker whose services will be recognized as honorable by my employer and fellow workers. To base my expectations of reward upon the solid foundation of service. To honor and respect my vocation in such a way as to bring repute to myself, And further, to spare no effort in upholding the ideals of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. PURPOSES To unite in a common bond all students enrolled in trade and industrial education. To develop leadership abilities through participation in educational, vocational, civic, recreational, and social activities. To foster a deep respect for the DIGNITY OF WORK. To assist students in establishing realistic vocational goals. To help students attain a purposeful life. To create enthusiasm for learning. To promote high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and safety. To develop the ability of students to plan together, organize and carry out worthy activities and projects through use of the democratic process. To create among students, faculty members, patrons of the school and persons in business and industry a sincere interest in and esteem for trade and industrial education. To develop patriotism through a knowledge of our Nation’s heritage and the practice of DEMOCRACY. 170 FIRST FEDERAL wnmnDr- SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CATAWBA COUNTY Conover, North Carolina Offices: Conover Maiden Catawba Continuous Service Since 1917 For your Convenience, Sponsors Of: Time Temperature 464-8750 PLANTS: N. Ashe Ave. Withers Road Bethel Church Rd Newton, N. C. Maiden, N.C. RFD. No. 1 Claremont, N. C. Dial-A-Job 464-7250 An Equal Opportunity Employer 171 ARISTO CRAFT STAINLESS STEEL Cookware and Fine China James A. Hill Phone: 278-2017 Box 12 Terrell, N. C. NUZUM-CROSS INC. Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone: 464-3661 MOORESVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION NEWTON FURNITURE STORE “A Square Concern - On The Square” Phone 464-3281 Newton, North Carolina 28658 173 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 CONOVER FURNITURE COMPANY A division of Broyhill Furniture Industries LET US DISCUSS with you about your Future in Furniture Call 464-1561 Conover, North Carolina Bowl at Your tea LUES, INC..... 2g P. O. BOX AA Newton, North Carolina Manager—Marvin D. Murray 464-5890 SMITH GRADING CO Roy 0. Smith. Jr. All Types of Grading Telephone 464-2539 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Compliments of SMILE OIL CO. Quality Heating Oils Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment Sales and Service Hickory, N. C. YOUR CLASS RING HEADQUARTERS SELECT YOUR OWN RING A Choice of 22 Semi-Precious Stones White or Yellow Gold Encrusted Letters on Stone Letters or Mascot under Stone Cut or Buff Top Stone GREGORY JEWELERS 175 108 N. Main Ave. Newton, N. C. 464-6993 SUPERIOR PAVING COMPANY License No. 4035 Route 3 Box 12 Phone 704 872 6556 Statesville, North Carolina 28677 ‘No Job Too Large Or Too Small” Allen C. Johnson Grady Poteat Res. Phone 872-7149 Res. Phone 873-9971 CATAWBA FCX SERVICE D. S. W. HOSIERY ROMI DIVISION P. O. Box 66 Newton, N. C. P. O. Box 294 Phone 464 3832 176 Newton, N. C. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 from the HOWARD S FURNITURE SOFTBALL TEAM 1969 State and Regional Champions and 1970 Regional Champions LAKESIDE GROCERY SERVICE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Hickory, N. C. Route One Denver. North Carolina 28037 Phone Office: 483-5231 Home: 483-5373 Howard A. Shoemaker, Manager Drinks Sandwiches Gas Oil Ice Fishing Supplies Bait Fishing License 177 CAROLINA GLOVE COMPANY Manufacturers of Cotton flannel and leather gloves Plants at Newton, Catawba Taylorsville, Carolina Beach Catawba, North Carolina YOU EXPECT MORE FROM AMERICAN, AND YOU GET IT! NEW-CON AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER Complete Automotive Service ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Barnard Sigmon, owner Hi-Way 321 20th Street Newton, N. C. Phone: Business 464-9960 Office 464-6723 178 PROPST BUILDING SUPPLY INC. “Where Price—With Service Makes The Difference” Phone 464-1574 Route 2 Newton, North Carolina Fabrics You Can Lean On That’s KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Plants Located At: Asheboro, N. C. Central Falls, N. C. Cordova, N. C. Denton, N. C. Ramseur, N. C. Society Hill, S. C. Hurt, Va. Johnson City, Tenn Tarboro, N. C. Frosinone, Italy Shannon, Ga. Newbern, Va. ( ngratulatiom class of i97i FROM THE FOLLOWING PARENTS: Mr. Mrs. Luther D. Ballew Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Isenhour Mr. Mrs. Fay R. Black Mr. Mrs. Bayne A. Jonas Mr. Mrs. Dock Durant Bolick Mr. Mrs. Glen Kale Mrs. J. Max Brandon, Jr. Mr. Mrs. W. T. Korn, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harry L. Buchanan Mrs. Paul Mackie Mr. Mrs. Dewey L. Butler Mr. James 0. McCall Mr. Mrs. Glenn N. Campbell Rev. Mrs. Luther B. McPherson Mr. Mrs. Carl F. Cansler Mr. Mrs. Glenn F. Miller Mrs. Charlie Carmichael Mr. Mrs. Lambert Murray, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John D. Coggin Mr. Mrs. Haskell M. Propst Mr. Mrs. Herman F. Crouse Mrs. Grace Lee Rector Mr. Reedy Crouse Mr. Mrs. John A. Setzer Mr. Mrs. George Dagenhart Mr. Mrs. Marshall Sherrill Mr. Mrs. Bobby Dellinger Mr. Mrs. Howard A. Shoemaker Mr. Mrs. Bob Drum Mrs. Fred E. Shook Mr. Mrs. Marvin W. Drum Mr. Mrs. Jerry Lee Sigmon Mr. Mrs. James Edmonson Mr. Mrs. J. Lewis Sigmon, Sr. Mr. Mrs. George S. Goforth Mr. Mrs. Glenn Earl Smyre Mr. Mrs. Charlie Hildebran Mr. Mrs. E. L. Turbyfill Mr. Mrs. Richard S. Howard Mr. Mrs. Billy Ray White Mr. Mrs. Lester Huffman Mr. Mrs. Eli Young Will numbers 4 and 5 please step forward?’ JONES FISH CAMP We serve the Finest in Sea Food Southeast of Newton, Hwy. 16 Air Conditioned Second Location Springs Road, Hickory STARTOWN FISH CAMP MAIDEN KNITTING MILLS, INC. Division of Cannon Mills Route 1 Newton, North Carolina Located on the South Side of Startown School Phone 464-5414 Offering The Finest in Fresh Seafood Tubular Knit Fabrics Phone 704 428-9921 P. 0. Box 37 408 S. Main Avenue Maiden, North Carolina 28650 181 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Office North Main Avenue at West A Street Newton, North Carolina 28658 Three Branch Offices Located For Your Convenience: North Newton Maiden Claremont Twin-City Shopping Center 1205 East Main St. Across from Town Hall “Serving The Catawba Valley Area Since 1904” The Grace Hoyle Chapter of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Bandys High School 182 GLEE CLUB SETZER BROTHERS WELL BORING NATIONWIDE MUTUAL Insurance Company John F. Hunsucker, Agent Well pumps installed New Modern Equipment 20” - 24” 30” Wells 6” Drill Wells 20 West 2nd St. Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone 464-5414 No Water-No Pay AUTO-HOME-LIFE A.B. E.L. Turbyfill AMOCO Gas-Oil Groceries—Feed Catawba . . Highway 10 Compliments of Route One . North Carolina Phone 241-2734 Maiden, North Carolina or 241-2684 SOUTHERN GLOVE MANUFACTURING CO. INC. Phone 464-4884 Congratulations to the class of 1971 From FRAZIER CAMPING CENTER P. O. Box 397 Conover, North Carolina Jack Arndt A. C. Little YOUNT LUMBER COMPANY P. O. Box 639 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Highway 16 Charlotte Highway Newton, North Carolina 183 Compliments of DELUXE BARBER SHOP Mooresville, North Carolina BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Compliments of WNNC RADIO Newton, North Carolina “Quality Dairy Products” Phone 345-3197 Hickory, North Carolina 12:30 On Dial Complete Remodeling For A Better Home Tomorrow Call Us Today! Add on Rooms-Porches—Carports -Alcoa- Aluminum Siding—Awnings—Guttering BETTERWEAR HOSIERY No Money Down-Years To Pay 464-6860 Bill Brooks—Owner MILL INC. SOUTH ATLANTIC COMPANY Men's, Boys’, Misses’ Children’s, Infants’ Socks BALLS CREEK OIL COMPANY Box 447 Route 2 Catawba, North Carolina Claremont, North Carolina 184 DRAYMORE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Drapery Manufacturing Mooresville, N. C. CLINE AND GILLELAND SEPTIC TANK COMPANY Incorporating an exciting neu 4-1-4 calendar and a curriculum highlighted hv modern interdisciplinary courses . . . Lenoir Rhyne continues to sene area high school graduates seeking A. B. and B. S. degrees with majors in liberal arts, science, business, teaching, nursing, church vocations and pre-professional curricula. Co-educational. Lully accredited. Lor Lurther Information urite Admissions Office Lenoir Rhyne College Hickory. N. C. 28601 LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE DOTS Telephone: 464-3657 428-9510 also House Trailers for sale new and used 464-3131 Main Street Maiden, North Carolina 428-8817 185 Compliments of BUSBEE'S PHARMACY PEPSI 1st Ave. E. Main St. Claremont, North Carolina Phone 459-3961 You’ve got a lot to live PEPSI’S got a lot to give Compliments of Bottled by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Of Hickory, Inc. Under Appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company New York T. M. LUTZ INSURANCE AGENCY All Types of Insurance VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Terrell, North Carolina Phone 478-2239 LITTLE'S DAIRY HOUSE Phone 483-5229 Killian’s Crossroads Denver, North Carolina 186 NORMAN'S INC. MOBILE HOME SALES Rt. 4, Box 104 MOORESVILLE, N. C. 28115 FORD PIEDMONT BANK AND TRUST P. O. 240, North Main Mooresville, North Carolina Phone IN 4-1885 BOYCE RANSON FORD, INC. BROWN OIL and TRANSIT CO., INC. Telephone 464-3431 Highway 64-70 West Conover, N. C. 28613 “Our oil makes warm friends” S H Green Stamps Given If Paid Within 30 Days. “Western North Carolina’s Volume Ford Dealer” Conover, N. C. LITTLE PIGS BBQ Hickory Smoked with Lovin' Care Phone 464-6293 Newton, North Carolina TWIN CITY SUPERMARKET NO. 1 2 No. 1 No. 2 2050 North Main Avenue 1908 North Rankin Avenue 464-1648 464-6102 Newton, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of CITY PHARMACY BALLS CREEK SALVAGE COMPANY Newton, North Carolina Highway 16 South Newton, North Carolina 187 E. B. (Stump) Drum, Owner RU MAR'S DRESS SHOPPE Ladies Apparel, Accessories, Millinery 114 North Main Ave. Tel. 464-1471 Newton, North Carolina Compliments of DELLINGER'S SUPERMARKET RIDGEVIEW HOSIERY MILL COMPANY Highway 16 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Denver, North Carolina BALLS CREEK TIRE COMPANY Owner: Lawrence Cline BOGGS FLORIST Home of Astrostar” the Safety Tire Flowers Whisper What Words Never Say 409 West C. Street Newton, North Caorlina Phone 464-2521 Belk-Brumley Company 19 E. First St., P. O. Box 880 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Latest Model Rupp Mini Cycle Toro Lawn Mowers Phone IN 4-8830 Route 2, Box 157B Newton, North Carolina 28658 188 Your Happy Shopping Store Store Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-5:40 Friday 9:30-8:30 Saturday 9:00-5:30 BARGER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. df oples Bank GENERAL CONTRACTORS P. O. Box 30—Telephone 663-3611 Mooresville, North Carolina “The Friendly Bank' Organized 1912 Catawba, N. C. Newton Conover, N. C. MIDSTATE MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Quality Flour-Meal-Feed Post Office Box 349 Newton, North Carolina CLAREMONT WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Newton 464-5250 Claremont 459-7350 Denver 483-5170 South Main Ave. Claremont, N. C. Denver, N. C. ,96?-7 S.D-7 Uhtp MAIDEN Who'.’ . •vSTn v v:_«l I' 110 } JIM'S USED CARS PARTS KALE BARBER SHOP Phone 464-1730 McQueens CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC. Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Highway 16 East Newton, North Carolina H. Glen Kale Phone 478-2566 189 Your Chrysler — Plymouth American Motors Dealer HOWARD WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Congratulations To The Class of 1971 VER CONOVER. N. C Manufacturers of Quality Furniture Since 1927 MT. OLIVE SELF SERVICE Gas, Oil, and Groceries Route 2 Newton, North Carolina Phone: 464-5652 SERVE I Southern [BREADandCAKEj Statesville, North Carolina “Quality Merchandise At Low Prices” “Furniture, Appliances, Housewares” P. 0. Box 232 Newton, North Carolina Phone 464-5341 MARSHALL ELECTRIC CO. Marshall Williams, President Electrical Contractors Highway 321, N.W. Bl. Newton, North Carolina CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Route One Sherrills Ford, N. C. 483-2319 Connie Price Myrta Sherrill OMC Evinrude Holman-Moody MerCruiser Motors DIXIE BOATWORKS Manufacturers of Fine Fiberglass Boats Newton, N. C. 28658 321 By-Pass Phone: 464-1961 P. 0. Box 156 PAUL J. McREE BUILDING AND SUPPLIES, INC. General Complete line of Contractors Building material Supplies Floor wall and cab. covering Carpet—our specialty SCALES FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Subsidiary Of UNAGUSTA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Claremont, N. C. 28610 Compliments of A piNNACLe FURNITURE COMPANY. INC. Compliments of MAIDEN CLINIC Claremont, North Carolina 28610 Manufacturer Of Upholstered Furniture Congratulations And Best Wishes From: JACKSON BUFF CORPORATION Conover, North Carolina Jackson Airway Ventilated Buffs Compliments of J. V. CHEERLEADERS ERNEST WILLIAMS' GROCERY BOLICK'S TEXACO Route No. 1 Maiden, North Carolina Phone 428-9852 Route 1 Sherrills Ford, N. C. Phone 478-2332 SMITHEY'S DEPT. STORE Wrangler Sports Wear for Direct - Dependable SERVICE IN North Carolina - South Carolina The Whole Family Georgia - Virginia Phone 464-2921 Newton, N. C. Compliments of CAROLINA FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mooresville Lincolnton Denver Cherryville CAMPBELL SUPPLY CO. AUTO-INDUSTRIAL MARINE REPAIR PARTS Brookwood Shopping Center-Hwy. 321 North Maiden, N. C. 28650 HI PERFORMANCE PARTS Telephone Number is 428-9376 Compliments of the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Compliments of MODERN ART CLEANERS OWNER: Howard Combs Mooresville N. C. Compliments of an AARDVARK 192 NORTH NEWTON HARDWARE 1115 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Compliments of CORRIHER IMPLEMENT COMPANY A FRIEND 12 S. Ashe Ave. Newton, North Carolina Phone: 464-0161 NEWSOME TIRE 103 South Main Newton, North Carolina BRADY PRINTING COMPANY Lancer Tires Wheels Align Tires Trued Speed Balanced Phone: 464-0511 Printers and Stationers Office, Loose Leaf Supplies 120 West Broad Statesville, North Carolina PAGE E. BLACK'S STORE Gas—Oil-Feed Grocery CRESTVIEW MOTORS Phone HA 8-8590 Maiden, N. C. Hwy. 16 East Newton, North Carolina Phillips 66 tm Charles Burke 193 Phone: 464-6290 Fred Mellon DEAN'S FLOWERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 Flowers for all occasions Roule 2 - Box 84 Newlon. North Carolina 28658 SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 464-28658 Owner: Mr. Mrs. Joseph Killian SUPERIOR PETROLEUM FUEL CO. STEWART JEWELRY COMPANY, INC. Gasoline Heating Oils Newton, N. C. Diamonds—Watches-Gifts Yiullfioy ▲ . 464-5846 108 I St. East ($6) fit Conover, North Carolina SHERRILLS FORD ABERNETHY RADIATOR LIONS CLUB SERVICE XvSgSrX “COOLING SYSTEM SPECIALISTS” Cleaning, Repairing, Recoring Flo-testing 1525 Northwest Blvd. Newton, N. C. 28658 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Tel. 464-0814 “We Serve” Night Phones: IN4-0177 GLENN YOUNG TOP-NOTCH GRADING CO., INC. TEXACO SERVICE Motorgrader Loader Work Hwy. 64-70 and 7th St. Place S. W. Sand Stone Conover, N. C. 28613 Route 2, Box 125 Phone 464-1174 Newton, North Carolina 28658 194 Telephone 464-3381 Hickory Lenoir Morganton Taylorsville BEARD'S BARBER SHOP 5� Barbers: Jerry Bill Beard GAYHEART HOSIERY COMPANY E. G. Craven Wholesale, retail outlet Hosiery for the entire family Terrell, N. C. 478-2135 Compliments of J. T. ALEXANDER TEXACO SON INC. Mooresville, N. C. RIGHT ANGLE ELECTRIC COMPANY Owner: Dwight V. Caldwell Phone 464-8450 Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina Compliments of WILLIS-REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME PHIL'S PHARMACY, INC. Prescriptions A Specialty 213 1st Ave.S. E. Hickory, N. C. Phone 328-2966 DRUM AND MAYBERRY Heavy and Fancy Groceries Phillips 66 Gas and Oils Phone 464-0616 Newton, North Carolina H. W. DRUG COMPANY Eddie Haupt, Manager DOCJOHNSON STUDIOS Phone 464-0881 Newton, North Carolina Compliments of Larry Boston BOSTON PRINTING CO. Newton, North Carolina Compliments of DeHART MOTOR LINES Conover, North Carolina EPPS PRINTING CO. Headquarters for School, Art, and Office Supplies North College Avenue, Newton, N. C. Newton, North Carolina PARKWAY GRILL Route One, HWY. 150 Denver, North Carolina 28037 Phone: 483-5661 LUCY LOU FASHIONS Fashion Center for the Young-timers! “When it’s new. We have it for you! ’ LUCY LOU FASHIONS 111 N. College Ave. Newton, North Carolina Phone 464-3061 Tires Need Recapping? O K RUBBER WELDERS Charlotte Highway Statesville, North Carolina Clarence Woodard Joe Cresimore 196 Phone 241-2721 Catawba NEWTON FLORIST 1 IS Ashe Avenue Newton, North Carolina TWIN CITY RECAPPING COMPANY • Phone 464-5141 • Highway 321 • Newton, North Carolina 28658 JETSON GOFORTH SON GROCERY GARAGE Hi-Way 10 Route 2 Day Phone 1N4-3013 CALDWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY Wiring Commercial Residential Contracting Fixtures Bernard Caldwell Owner Nite Phone IN4-4544 Newton, North Carolina COMMUNITY BEAUTY SALON Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina Phone 428-2121 Owner and Stylist-Mary Campbell Stylist-Diane Poovey BETTY'S FABRIC GIFT SHOP Fabrics, Trimmings, and Gifts Maiden, North Carolina Telephone 428-2140 228 W. A St. Newton, N. C. BALLS CREEK LIONS CLUB Newton, North Carolina 28658 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CATAWBA COUNTY 102 S. Main Ave. Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone 464-0201 CARPENTER COOKE “Henry is buying a groovy new pair of pants from Mr. Wilkie.” Compliments of SIGMON PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY, INC. VILLAGE MOTORS, INC. Plumbing Contractor Conover, N. C. VILLA PARK SHOPPING CENTER Conover, North Carolina Phone 464-6850 KNITT FABRICS 103 S. Main Newton, N. C. 464-0511 Route 2 Newton, N. C. CAROLINA OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY OfempiaUukir 0)1101 317-319 1st Ave.,N. W. Hickory, North Carolina 28601 198 Mcknight pontiac- riiiCK Cr‘MDAWv 137 South Broad Street Mooresville, N. C. 28115 CROSS COUNTRY CAMP GROUNDS LITTLE MOUNTAIN BUILDERS “Truly One of America’s Finest Camp Grounds” Quality Built Homes 325 Sites Route No. 1 Maiden, North Carolina 28560 Fishing Lake 18 Hole Carpet Golf Course Playhouse With Games MOORESVILLE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 266 274 North Broad Street Mooresville, N. C. 28115 Phone 664-1300 Charlotte Line 892-8610 NEWTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY 118 West A Street Newton, N. C. Phone 464-0491 Diesel Service for Trucks and Tractors International Tractors International Trucks Farmall Tractors Parts and Service DANDY DISCOUNT 19 East A Newton, N. C. 199 Owner: John H. Harris. Jr. TRIO FOOD LINER Maiden BROOKWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Mooresville. North Carolina Fine Foods Across From Hospital N.C. OFFICE SUPPLY MART, INC. Office Supplies Office Equipment Office Furniture Rubber Stamps Machine Repairs Manager: William P. “Twig” Lackey Service Manager: Doug Robinson Telephone: Office 464-5321 Home 4644853 25 S. College Avenue Newton, North Carolina MOOR LANES, INC. “Bowl for health and fun” Catering to Families and Church Groups Mooresville, North Carolina HOME BAKERY Statesville, North Carolina Manager: Don Little Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1971 Parkdale Hosiery Catawba, N.C. PRECISION INDUSTRIES CLINIC PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specialty 439 E. Statesville Ave. Mooresville, N. C. Phone 664-4747 MILLER DRUG CO , INC. Prescription Druggists Phone 664-1632 152 N. Main Street, Mooresville, N. C. DRUM'S SELF SERVICE 1144 Second Avenue, N. W. Hickory, N. C. Compliments of Bill, Sue, Mark Cary CROSS COUNTRY CAMP GROUND Phone 464-0918 Route 2 Maiden, North Carolina CAVIN'S FUNERAL HOME Mooresville, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF ESTES MOTOR COMPANY Maiden,N.C. 28650 SAUNDER S STORE BARKLEY’S MINI MARKET Route One, Sherrills Ford, N. C. HICK’S BP Route One, Maiden, N. C. 28650 BELK DEPARTMENTSTORE 211-29 North Main St., P. 0. Box 330, Mooresville, N. C. 28115 KATHRYN’S CHEESE HOUSE INC. 2810 Hwy. 64-70 S.W., Hickory, N. C. PALACE BARBER SHOP North College Ave., Newton, N. C. 28037 CORNELIUS GRILL and STORE J.E. McNEELY Route One, Catawba, N. C. 28609 DRUM’S FISH LAKE LINDLER FABRIC SHOP Route Two, Newton, N. C. 28658 NEWTON REXALL DRUG Newton, N. C. 28658 SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO. of CONOVER, INC. P. O. Box 307, Conover, N. C. THE HAIR DESIGNERS WENDELL SIGMON 14 W. 2nd Street, Newton, N. C. NEWTON BODY WORKS, INC. Highway 321, Newton, N. C. 28658 JARRETTS RADIO T.V. SERVICE 19 N. Ashe Ave., Newton, N. C. 28658 J. T. ADAIR 116 N. College Ave., Newton, N. C. 28658 STOP’N SHOP GROCERIES GAS 29 South Main Ave., Newton, N. C. 28658 EXCEL MOTORS, INC. Newton, N. C. 28658 SAUNDERS FURNITURE CO. P. O. Box 305, Conover, N. C. THE SMART SHOPPE 117 1st Ave. South, Conover, N. C. DR. H. L. REAVES, CHIROPRACTOR 24 West A Street, Newton, N. C. 28658 TUCKER'S GULF, GAS, GROCERY GRILL Highway 16, Rt. 2, Newton, N. C. 28658 CATAWBA COTTON BATTING CO., INC. Claremont, N. C. DELLINGER BROTHERS CONTRACTORS DANNY CHRISTENBERRY DR. BANDY Rt. 1, Maiden, N. C. BUCK’S GARAGE Rt. 1, Denver, N.C. STEDMAN HOSIERY MILLS OF NEWTON, INC. Newton, N.C. 28658 SARAH’S FLOWERS West Main St., Claremont, N. C. INTERSTATE SECURITIES CORP. 110 S. College Ave., Newton, N. C. 28658 201 PET INCORPORATED Compliments of Dairy Division Fresh Milk Ice Cream Hickory, N. C. Compliments of • VlEtEirtilS SUPER MARKETS.� . Hello, Honey! CHARLOTTE, N. C. JERRY M. McGEE Sales Representative THE WESTERN SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. Res. Phone 464-0392 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Office Phone 322-5852 340 2nd St. N. W., Hickory, Nortn Carolina 28601 RANKIN'S JEWELERS 213 E. Main St. Lincolnton, N. C. 202 SANITARY GROCERY COMPANY Fresh Meats Fancy Groceries Frozen Foods Phone IN 4-2771 4-2772 Newton, N. C. GREENVILLE, INC. Super F ood Stores Serving the Southeastern States Street Address Mailing Address Wade Hampton Blvd. P. O. Box 1088 Greenville, South Carolina 29602 How long are you going to sit there? I just can’t go on! 203 Index Abee, Maynard 145 Abee, Patricia 138 Abernathy, Donnie 109,101 Abernathy, Ricky 128 Abernathy, Roger 145 Abernathy, Ronald 120 Abernathy, Terry A. 138,72 Abernathy, Terry L. 128 Abernathy, Von 128 Allen, Jerry 145,157 Allen, Lee Roy 145 Anderson, David 145,157 Anderson, Donald 120 Anderson, Larcy 52,57,128 Anthony, Dixie 138 Arndt, David 128 Ballard, Teresa 144,145 Ballard, Tim 69,128 Ballew, Barbara 89,91,109,157,88 Bandy, Dale Bandy, John 109,150 Barringer, Donna 89,100,120,65,35,64,63 Beal, Kenneth 145 Beal, Sharon 128 Beard, Jeffery 145 Beard, Joel 72, 138,90 Beard, Martha 100,120 Beard, Tim 120 Beatty, Greetle 120 Beatty, Michael 52,56,128,157 Beatty, Richard 138 Berry, Joel 52,56,61,119,120,87 Black, Doug49,79,100,109,157, 83,78,85 Black, Michael 145,157 Blalock, Debbie 120 Bolick, David 102,138 Bolick, Donna 109,85 Bolick, Jane 120,90 Bolick, Kenneth 145 Bolick, Richard 102,120 Bost, Sheree 145 Bowers, Johnnie 106,120 Brandon, Maxine 50,79,109,157, 78,82,84 Bray, Elizabeth 91,109,90,85 Brooks, Debbie 128 Brooks, Teresa 138,39 Broome, Darell 128 Brotherton, Faye 89,120 Brown, Johnny 138 Brumley, Anthony 138,97 Buchanan, Dessa 109,157,85 Buchanan, Diane 120,80 Buchanan, Keith 128 Buff, Melita 89,91,108,109,157, 39.84 Burgess, Wanda 128 Burke, Ricky 52,57,66,67,120, 83,76,87 Burris Eddie 52,56,69,127,128,87 Butler, Mike 49,50,61,79,106,109, 157.83.84 Butler, Pam 128,157,65,82,64,62,90 Cable, Caroline 138 Caldwell, Cherie 70,79,110,44,71 Caldwell, David 128,101 Caldwell, Debbie 75,128 Caldwell, Duane 138 Caldwell, Dwayne 128,73 Caldwell, Glenda 128 Caldwell, Joanne 128 Caldwell, Kevin 128,39 Caldwell, Leneta 79,100,120,83 Caldwell, Linda 89,91,110,157,88 Caldwell, Myra 129 Caldwell, Patricia 121 Caldwell, Patty 138 Caldwell, Randy 129 Caldwell, Sharon 145 Camp, George 52,57,100,127,129 Campbell, Debbie 100,121,35 Campbell, Marilyn 50,79,110,157,83,85 Campbell, Marsha 145 Campbell, Mike 129,101 Campbell, Scott 145 Campbell, Terry 129 Cansler, Lanier 48,106,110,157,83,84 Cansler, Vivian 145 Carey, Mark 129 Carmichael, Kathy 110,80 Carroll, James 72, 138 Carroll, Patty 110,80 Catchings, James 69,129 Catchings, Thomas 52,56,61,69,102, 110,76,58 Catoe, Deborah 145 Chandler, Jackie 145 Chandler, Linda 121 Childers, Donna 129 Christenbury, Christol 129,157,65,64 Christie Michael 121 Clark, David 138 Clark, Harriet 145 Clark, John 69,129 Clark, Kenneth 129 Clark, Larry 129 Clark, Melvin 102,129 Clark, Norma 102,121 Clark, Petrina 145 Clark, Richard 129 Clarke, Sandra 138 Clark, Vickie 138 Cline, Randy 52,57,110,157,87 Coggin, Danny 121 Coggin, Donna 91,110 Connor, Darlene 121 Connor, Doyle 69,129 Connor, Ronnie 52,56,69,76,121 Connor, Willie 110 Cornelius, James 129 Cornelius, Joe 129,157 Crouse, Dennis 145 Crouse, Gary 121 Crouse, Janet 111,70,84 Crouse, Pam 129 Crozier, Debbie 121,39,90 Dagenhardt, Jamie 138,74 Dagenhardt, Wayne 111 Dale, Luann 129 Davis, Dexter 52,111,101 Davis, Diane 145 Davis, Mike 52,57,129 Deal Janie 75,100,129 Deal Kevin 75,138 Deal, Randy 145 Deal, Sherry 79,121,65,35,83,64 Deal, Steve 102,130 Deal, Teresa 47,70,111,155,71 Deese, David 138,73 Dellinger, David 72,138,39 Dellinger, Deborah 121 Dellinger, Gary 130 Dellinger, Larry 130 Dellinger, Nancy 91,89,106,111,151, 157,39,88 Dellinger, Noal 139 Dellinger, Sheila 130 Devine, Joyce 139 Dills, Darlene 130 Drum, Dale 130 Drum, Dean 145 Drum, Glenn 121 Drum, Jeffery 106,11 Drum, Larry 145,157 Drum, Marva Lynne 50,79,111,156,157, 83,84 Drum, Morris 130 Drum, Peggy 139 Drum, Ralph 130 Drum, Ted 69,121,101 Drum, Terry 52,56,69,157 Drum, Vickie A. 79,50,89,111,83,82 Drum, Vickie M. 91,100,106,121,90 Duncan, Rita 130 204 Index Index Eades, Beverly 130,90 Eades, Mitzi 130 Edmonson, Beth 45,130,74 Edmonson, Ronnie 111,101,87 Edwards, Alan 121 Edwards, Diane 130 Edwards, Frankie 145,157 Edwards, Harold 130 Elder, Janice 130 Elder, Marilyn 121 Elliott, Todd 130,73,87 Elmore, Ben 139 Elmore, Stephen 102,139 Epley, David 121 Estes, Steve 67,111,101 Evitt, Gerald 139 Flowers, Randy 72,139 Flowers, Rita 121 Rowers, Selina 102,106,112,157,85 Rowers, William 146 Rowers, Willie 69,102,121 Forbes, Robin 52,57,61,122,101,87 Foster, Buddy 139 Foster, Joe 52,57,69,130,87 Fowler, Alice 130,90 Fowler, Billy 52,56,122 Fowler, Pam 146 Fox, Paula 89,139,74 Frey, Marc 130 Frey, Susan 145 Frye, Peggy 91,122 Frye, Wanda 75,131 Fulbright, Glenn 52,57,61,67,112,157, 76,87 Gabriel, Cheryl 139,74 Gabriel, Darlene 131 Gabriel, Lois 122 Garris, Susan 139 Gibbs, Caroline 102,131 Gibson, Cindy 146 Gibson, Denise 122,80 GiUeand, Andy 72,139 Glover, Vickie 146 Goble, Debby 146 Goble, Kevin 131 Goble, Linda K. 112,80 Goble, Linda R. 122,76 Goble, Jerry 146 Goforth, Pansey 38,112,153,154,157,65 39,64,62,63 Goodson, Debbie 100,131,82 Goodson, Ronnie 146 Greene, Debbie 146 Greer, Eddie 139 Grier, James 69,131,157,73 Griggs, Linda 146 Griggs, Sue 131 Grinels, Donnie 122 Grinels, Susan 131 Hamm, Jane 131 Harris, Joel 67,13139,73 Harwell, Debra 139,157 Harwell, Joan 102,146 Harwell, Mike 131,39,73 Harwell, Patty 89,91,108,112,150,151, 157 39,70 Harwell, Rita 139 Harwell, Susan 139,157 Hass, Wesley 146 Hastings, Donald 146 Hawn, Susan 131 Hedrick, Jane 146 Hedrick, Ronnie 72,139 Hefner, Jonathan 122 Hefner, Timmy 112 Helderman, Laban 52,57,69,139,157 Helton, Jeny 139 Helton, Pam 139,74 Henley, Charles 106,112,155,39 Hewitt, Velda 89,91,112 Hicks, Cindy 89,91,112,157 Hicks, Rene 140 Hicks, Teresa 131 Hildebran, Barbara 140 Hildebran, Dale 102,140,97 Hildebran, Helen 89,91,112,157 Hildebrand, Rose 131,157 Hill, Kathy 131 Hill, Mitchell 122,80 Hill, Randy 127,13239,73 Hobbs, David 102,140 Hoffman, Renee 70,79,100,122,83 90,71 Holbrook, Donnie 102,140 Holden, Kathy 132 HoUand, Janice 50,79,113,157,82 Holland, Randy 146 Hollar, Dennis 52,56,69,122,53 Hollar, Patty 91,122,83 Hollifidd, Karen 89,106,122 Hollifield, Nancy 146 Honeycutt, Denisa 146 Honeycutt, Tassie 113,155 Honeycutt, Teresa 146 Horton, Cindie 132 Howard, Benny 72,140,39 Howard, Donna Jo 50,79,113,108,153, 15739,82,46,84 Howard, Doug 12235 Howard, Karen 122,65,82,64 Howard, Steve 52,56,61,67,12235,87 Howard, Thomas 52,57,113,10137 Howell, Larry 132 Hoyle, Dennis 140 Hoyle, Gary 122 Hoyle, Jackie 113 Hoyle, Morris 57,67,132 Hoyle, Paula 146 Hoyle, Sheila 140,157 Hoyle, Vickie 132,80 Hubbard, Terry 122,80 Huffman, Danny 122,80 Huffman, Gary 146 Huffman, Randle 132 Huffman, Ruth 140 Huitt, Bessie 132 Isenhour, Darlene 132 Isenhour, Junior 140 Isenhour, Mike 146 Isenhour, Robert 132,90 Isenhour, Susan 89,91,113,157,85 Jerome, Brett 140 Jerome, Debbie 122 Jerome, John 132 Johnson, Ronnie 47,61,113,151,152, 39,87 Jonas, Allen 113,80 Jonas, Bruce 123,80 Jonas, Diane 146 Jonas, Frank 123 Jones, Sammie 72,140,73 Jones, Sherry 132,74 Josey, Ronda 140 Josey, Vickie 146 Josey, Willie 123,80 Kale, Mary Lou 140,90 Kale, Randall 503237,79,113,82 Kale, Rita 132,157 Kale, Rodney 140,157 Kale, Wanda 132,90 Kerley, Sharon 123 Keziah, Steve 132 Killian, Billy 133 Killian, Giovanna 146 Killian, Sheena 75,100,133 Killian, Tommy 146 Kincaid, Terry 140 Kirksey, Sheila 133 Koone, Debbie 133 Korn, Larry 61,113,151,101 Kom, Pamela 140 Korn, Ricky 133,101 Kom, Tina 140 Index LaCount. Randy 133,101 Laii. Leslie 140 Lane. David 147 Lane, Terry 147 Laney, Greg 147 Laney, Lisa 140,74 Laney. Mike 133 Laney, Patty 141,74 Laney, Penny 91,123,65,35,64 Laney. Renee 100,123,44,35.90 Laney,Sandy 147 Laney, Sharon 79,123 Leathernian. Gary 147 Leathernian. Jimmy 114,80 Leatherman, Ricky 133,73 Ledbetter, Chris 133,101 Ledbetter, David 147 Ledbetter, Jimmy 114 Ledbetter, Tony (Robert) 147 Lee, Max 141,97 Lee, Vickie 141,74 Lemmond, Jackie 141 Lineberger, Lorraine 123 Lineberger, Myra 133 Lineberger. Randy 114,153 Lineberger, Ronnie 114 Lineberger, Tony 72,141 Little, Elaine 141 Little, Jerry 114 Little, Kinimet 133 Little, Larry S. 123 Little, L. Steve 123,101 Little, Lihu 123 Little, Steve 141 Livengood, Doris 133 Loftin, Lonnie 123 Lovings. Sherri 133 Lovings, Terri 133 Low man, David 147,144 Lowman, Randy 52,56,61,69,123,87 Lytton, Calvin 141 Mace, Michael 147 Mackie, Alice 91,114,157,65,39,64,63 Mackie, Jimmy 133,73 Mackie, John 141,72 Major, Keith 147 Marlowe, Steve 141,97 Martin, Bradley 141 Martin, Cindy 147 Martin, Debbie 91,114 Martin, Dwight 133 Martin, Jesse 123 Martin, Judith 147 Martin, Junior 147 Mauch, Angie 133 Mauney, Cindy 114,39 Mayberry. Billy 147 Mayberry, David 52,56,61.66,67,79, 123,35,83.78,87 Mayfield. Karen 141,39 Mayfield, Pam 147 McAlister, Mike 123 McAlister, Steve 141 McCall. Janice 114,85 McClain, Carol 141,74 McCombs, Loy 141.90 McCorkle, Alice 133 McCoikle, Kermit 141,39 McCorkle, Larry 106,133,73 McCullough, Charles 141 McCullough, Deborah 114,157,102,85 McCullough, Veronica 102,124 McGee, Cathy 134,74 McHale, Sandra 100,134 McLaughlin, Martha 102,115 McLean, Beverly 45,141,74 McMahan, Debbie 141 McMahan, John 141 McManus, Douglas 134 McManus, Patsy 134 McPherson, Bob 134,157 McPherson, Jane 106,115,157,83 Medlin, Ellis 106,124,101 Medlin, Terry 142 Miller, Glenda 91.106,115,157 Miller, Julia Ann 134 Miller, Sharon 142 Misenheimer, Dennis 147 Moore, Millie 100,134 Moore, Pansey 142 Moore, Sheila 134 Moose, Susan 147 Moring, Jackie 124,83 Morrison, Ronnie 100,124 Moss, Sherry 70,119,124,39 Mosteller, Bruce 134 Mullins, Bobbi 147 Mullins, Brenda 100,124 Murphy, Chris 147,157 Murray, Barry 52,56,115,157,87 Murray, Becky 75,134 Murray, Linda 91,124 Murray, Lynn 142 Murray, Scottie 69,106,124,39 Murray, Susan 147 Murray, Vickie 79,100,115,157,83 Nance, Joy 89,100,124 Newton, Ricky 134,157 Nuzum, Carol 70,91,124,71 Nuzum, Julie 147 Owens, Ronald 147 Painter. Ida 142 Painter, Rahn 134,101 Parker, Danna 79,124,82 Parker, Debbie 142,74 Parker, Donald 147 Parkhurst, Karen 147 Parson, Martha 124 Parson. Norma 147 Pegram, Gloria 115,102 Pegram, Jeff 142 Penniger. Della 124 Penniger, Kathy 148 Pike, Alan 72,142,39 Pike, Richard 72,142 Poole, Tony 124 Pope, Kenneth 134 Potter. Kathy 134 Powell, Jimmy 148 Propst, Billy 148,157 Propst, Larry 124 Propst, Lee 148 Propst, Linda 50,79,100,15,153,157 Punch, Glenda 70,79,125,39,35,71 Purkey, Teresa 134,65,39,64 Putnam, Bobby 125,101 Putnam, Susanne 148 Queen, Randy 135,157 Radcliffe, Becky 125 Ramseur, Agnes 115,157,102,85,90 Ramseur, Dean 125,102 Randall. Alice 135 Ratchford, Anita 142 Ratchford, Beverly 135 Raybom, Ricky 89,135 Reid, Michael 69 Reinhardt, Donna 125 Reinhardt, Linda 135,65,39,82,64 Reinhardt, Neal 125 Reinhardt, Paul 148 Reitzel, David 115,157,101 Reitzel.Gary 148 Reynolds, Mark 148 Rhyne, Patricia 148 Ridenhour, Dale 91,106,115,102 Robbins, Robbie 125,39 Robinson, Amy 135 Robinson, Carroll 148 Robinson. Diane 91,116 Robinson, Kelly 67,100.135,83,73 Robinson, Michael 106,125 Robinson, Nathan 148 Robinson, Richard 135 Robinson, Susan 148 Rudisill, Debbie 142,74 206 Index Index Sapoch, Debbie 116 Saunders, Melody 125 Saunders. Paula 135 Schronce, Harold 116,101 Schrum, Tim 72,142 Schuessler, Carol 89,125 Scott, Kenneth 116 Scott, Steve 72,142 Scronce, Dennis 106,116 Seitz. Clell 142 Seitz, Elaine 125,83 Self. Charles 148 Setzer, Belinda 142 Setzer, David 142,102 Setzer, Jackie 142,74.90 Setzer, Julietta 116,157.65,64,84 Setzer, Kathy 148 Setzer, Kathy Henley 116,80 Setzer, Linda 142 Setzer, Margaret 148 Setzer, Nancy 135,74 Setzer, Pam 91,116 Setzer, Randy 125 Setzer, Sheila 142 Setzer, Shelley 148 Setzer, Stanley 135,157 Setzer, Timothy 148 Sharpe, Freddy 52,54,56.68,69,119, 125,35,42,87 Sharpe, Gary Lee 148,157 Sheets, Twyla 100,135,83,90 Sherrill. Bobby 148 Sherrill, Dustie 72,142 Sherrill, Ginger 142,157 Sherrill, Glenda 135 Sherrill, Henry 61,69,116,87 Sherrill, Jeff 142,73 Sherrill. Mark 148,157 Sherrill. Melba 125,83 Sherrill, Randy K. 106,125,101 Sherrill, Randy N. 142 Sherrill. Rhonda 142 Sherrill, Richard 125,102 Sherrill. Robert 116,157,101 Sherrill. Roger 67,106,117,152,101 Sherrill, Sammy 117,106,101 Shoemaker. Kathy 89,91,117,157,85 Shook, Daisy 89,91,117,108,37 Shook,Joey 148 Shook, Judy 91,70,117,71 Shook, Lonnie 148 Sigmon, Ben 148 Sigmon, Boyd 50,52,57,79,108, 117,156,101,83 Sigmon, Cecil 52,56,135 Sigmon. Danis 126,101 Sigmon, Debbie 142 Sigmon, Henry 48,50,52,54,57.61, 66.67.117.157.79.76.83.58.84.87 Sigmon, Joe 142,73 Sigmon, Kathy 148 Sigmon, Linda 89,135,102 Sigmon, Myra 148 Sigmon, Nancy 100,135,157 Sigmon, Patty 149 Sigmon, Randy 135 Sigmon, Susan 79.126,83 Simpson, Michael 149,102 Sims, Rusty 143 Singleton, Cynthia 106,117,39,83,85 Singleton, Larry 135 Sipe, Marshall 126 Sipe, Sandra 135 Sipe, Wayne 117 Slaughter, Greg 117 Slaughter, Terry 118,101 Smith. Betty 135 Smith. Bobby 126 Smith, David 52,56,126,35 Smith. Debbie 143 Smith, Melissa 149 Smith, Phyllis 45,144.149 Smith, Regina 126 Smyre, Barbara Ann 91.118,157,90 Smyre, Charles 143,90 Smyre, Jeff 149 Smyre. Lina 149.102 Spake. Robin 91,126 Speagle, Tony 149,157 Spencer, Brenda 79,94,100,126,82 Spencer, Connelly 136 Spencer, Rhonda 143 Stallings. Linda 143 Stewart, David 72,143 Stewart. Debby 70,126.35,71 Talbert, Cathy 149 Taylor, Jeffery 149 Thompson, Paul 136 Towery, Barbara 149 Towery, Emma Jean 126 Travis, Brenda 89,126 Trouille, Debbie 143 Tuggle, Jimmy 126 TurbyfUl, Johnny 61,67,79,118,157 39.87 Turner, Cathy 143 Walters, Victor 149 Ward, Henry 144,149 Warren, Dianne 89,136,74 Warren, Sherrie 149 Waters. Harold 149,157 Waters. Keith 119,126 Waters, Kenneth 72.143 Waters, Ronald 52,57.108,118,154. 157,101,76 Watkins, Charles 143 Watts, Dwight 136 Wesson, Gail 126 White. Alfred 118,101 White, Cathy 149,102 White, Denise 136 White, Jimmy 61,68,69.108.118.155. 76.39.36.58.87 White, Pam 149 White, Sammy 136 Wike, Gervie 118,101 Wike, Trudy 143 Wilkes, Keith 149,102 Wilkinson, Terry 91,126 Williams, Kathy 126 Williams, Gene 149 Williams, Mary 149 Williams, Tony 136 Wilson, Billy 61.69,118,76,39, 101.58.59.87 Wilson, Carla 75,136 Wilson, Danny 126 Wilson, Deanna 136,65,64,62,63 Wilson, Dennis 143 Wilson, Donna 136,65,64 Wilson, Mary 136 Wilson, Michael 72,143 Wimberly Allen 118,101 Wimberly. Sherry 149,102 Wingler, Michael 149 Wray, Kim 144,149 Wright, Beverly 136 Wright, Cindy 149 Wright, Gary 52,57,69,126,35 Wright. James 143,97 Wright. Jerry 143,97 Wright. Joanne 143 Wright, Vicky 143 Yarbrough, Don 67,136 Yoder, Larry 149 Yoder, Tony 149 Young, Gina 100,136,82 Young, Polly 118,39,42 Yount, Jim 149 Index 207 Through the troubled world a thin stream of serenity still runs for those who will seek and save it-------- 208 Closing • ' u, 1 ■ 1 i 1 it,........ 7i. ■ ■111 :• Xi ; £■