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TROJAN 77 Bandys High School Catawba, North Carolina Volume XXIII CONTENTS 2 Theme dedication 12 Happenings dances, awards Co-Editors 26 Challenges Dean Helton 62 score page, sports, monogram club, pep club Marcel Brandon Production Manager Involvements clubs, curriculum. Jeff Hoyle publications Business Managers Bill Heffner 112 Individuals faculty, class misses, students Mark Kale Faculty Advisor 152 Community custodians, lunchroom workers, bus drivers, advertising Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran 233 Index senior superlatives, Mr. Miss Bandys 2 Theme djs,±ts.zday i± foz ouz mzmozizi, Homozzooj is foz ouz dzzanz±, CT nd today i± f oz u±. Theme 3 4 Theme Theme 5 aiuaqi 9 Theme 7 i J5cr i. m T 8 Theme The 1977 Trojan Is Dedicated To Mrs. Kaye McConnell We, the class of '77, entered Bandys four years ago. Our peers greeted us and informed us on the techniques of our soon-to-be teachers. One particular teacher had earned the reputation of being strict, humorless, and impersonal, but dedicated to the pro- fession of teaching. Throughout the following years we found this not to be true. We as individuals changed, and she, as a teacher changed with us. She became a person who always greeted students with a warm hello, and a sincere smile. Through class experiences and im- proved student-teacher relations, she has gained more respect from students than any other faculty member has possessed. She has contributed much of her time and many hours of volunteer work towards the im- provement of our school. Her duties are numerous and never ending. We bestow this honor to this teacher because of the interest she has displayed in us as individuals. She has won a place in our hearts for she has learned that students are not always enemies, but that we like to be called — friends. The Senior Class of 1977 dedicates OUR TROJAN to Mrs. Kaye McConnell. 10 Dedication Dedication 11 me A Victorious Homecoming The night of October 22, 1976, was cold and windy. But this did not dampen the spirits of the Trojan fans or its football team. For the night was unique; it was Home- coming. Anxiety and anticipation were evident on each individual's face. The first half saw our Trojans jump out to a 13-6 lead with the essence of victory in the air. But everyone knew the second half was left to be played and Gamewell had a fine team. The half ended and the Homecoming proceeding began. The band got into position for the time had come. “The 1976 Bandys Homecoming Queen is Miss Jo Eddie Mc- Combs. The bubble had burst and an outbreak of ap- plause, laughter, and cheering filled the stadium. The excitement of the crowd slowly diminished, but other yells returned as the Trojan team came out on the field more determined and fired-up than ever. But even with this, they fell behind 18-13 with time running out in the final period. Would the night of uniqueness end with the disappointment of defeat? No, the Trojan team sus- tained a drive that covered 89 yards, scored in the final two minutes, and gave the Trojans a 19-18 victory. As if in a fairy tale, the enchantment of the evening continued with Earthchild displaying a fine perfor- mance. A Sponsored Court; left to right. First Row: Cindy Cooper, Terry Byers, Kim Sigmon, Telicia Sherrill, Stephanie Caldwell. Second Row: Jo Eddie McCombs, Donna Setzer, Kim Murray, Donna Cox, Kathy Isenhour, Carol Rowe. B Class Representatives; left to right. Senior — Cindy Ratchford, Junior - Donna Keever, Sophomore — Michelle Fogleman, Fresh- man — Terry Josey. C Homecoming Queen Jo Eddie McCombs; Second runner-up Telicia Sherrill; First runner-up Cindy Ratchford. 14 Homecoming D The Scoreboard told the story of our Homecoming victory. E Homecoming Queen Jo Eddie McCombs stepped into the Corvette for her traditional ride around the field. F The Trojan mascots. Shannon Spencer and Sean Wilkinson, began their walk onto the field to crown the Home- coming Queen. Homecoming 15 A Coach Foster enjoyed this victory dance with Donna Baker. B These two couples shared a quiet moment during this slow dance. C Everyone got down to the music of Earthchild. f C 16 Homecoming D The vastly improved Earth- child added to the victorious atmosphere. E Billy Loadholdt and Susan Bryson showed what a slow dance was made for. F Lori Laney and Donna Catoe bumped to the rhythm of this fast song. Homecoming 17 Everyone Enjoyed the First Disco Christmas Dance Cold and wet students entered the gym on December 4, 1976 for the Christmas Dance. The coldness soon faded, however, as the atmosphere of the dance took effect. This annual event is sponsored each year by the French Club under the leadership of Mrs. Kaye McConnell. The club was responsible for the selling of tickets, the decorat- ing, and the providing of the music. By a majority vote, they decided to hire a disc-jockey instead of a band. Sandy Beach, a disc-jockey from Big WAYS, provided the music for the evening. About midway through the dance, refreshments were served and Cindy Gilleland, French Club president, pre- sented Mrs. McConnell her traditional gifts from the French Club. During this break, the court was introduced. The court consisted of one representative from each grade, nine through eleven; one from each of the senior home- rooms; and one elected by the French Club. The musicless interval was ended by Sharon Havner being crowned queen. The evening was made complete as the music proved to be superb and everyone seemed enthralled by the dance. 18 Christmas Dance A Christmas Queen Sharon Havner was crowned by disc- jockey Sandy Beach. B Everyone enjoyed this slow song. C The Christmas Court, seated: Christmas Queen Sharon Havner. Standing, left to right: Tammy Watts, Kathy Isenhour, Donna Loadholdt, Nina Smyre, Stephanie Cald- well, Cindy Gilleland, Cathy Gilleland, Robin Little. D Donna Keever and Scott McCaslin bumped to this fast beat E Stephanie Caldwell and Mark Holbrooks appreciated a quiet moment together. Like- wise, Cindy Hoyle and Pete Stewart enjoyed this dance. Christmas Dance 19 Juniors And Seniors Enjoyed A Night At Monte Carlo On the night of April 30, 1976, eager juniors and seniors entered the gym. As they entered the lobby, they feasted their eyes on slot machines, dice, and dancing girls. In the gym, beautiful scenery set a lovely mood for the only formal event of the year. Upon the arrival of Taurus the mood immedi- ately changed to wild. Dressed in incredible costumes, Taurus not only proved to be a good band but also a fine group of entertainers. Unlike other bands that we have had, Taurus took only one break during the evening. During this time the sophomore entertainment performed, the King and Queen were crowned, and refreshments were served. After being refreshed, Taurus came back to pro- vide music for the rest of the evening. A good time was enjoyed by all. A Mark Kale and Trena Laney danced to a slower mood. B Ronnie Deal and Julie Gabriel were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. C Enjoying a good fast song were Elaine Lewis and Stan- ley Connor. D Taurus not only provided the music for the Prom, they also provided atmosphere and entertainment through the use of their unusual cos- tumes. E David Watson and Aileen Weaver really got down with the music. Prom 21 The Games of Life Was A Success The theme of the Spring Festival was The Games of Life . This theme was carried out in such game shows as The Dating Game , The Newlywed Game , and The Divorce Game . The Beta Club, which sponsors this annual event, was joined by the Public Speaking Class to build a winning combination. The Queen of Hearts and her court reigned over the Spring Festival. The court included: Queen of Hearts, Beverly McGee; Maid of Honor, Betty Lutz; Miss Bandys, Susan Bryson; Senior Miss, Christy Jones; Junior Miss, Cheryl Raper; Sophomore Miss, Lisa Carroll; and Fresh- man Miss, Sandra Edwards. 22 Spring Festival A Stephanie Caldwell did her musical version of Send a Little Love My Way. B D The Fonz (Marshall Sig- mon) interviewed dates on The Dating Game . Kim Murray, Kerry Painter, and Sharon Havner were thrilled at the possibility of having the Fonz as a date. C Edith Ann (Donna Baker) stuck out her tongue as she ended her perfor- mance. E The Way We Were was sung by Cindy Gilleland. F Bobby Lutz crowned the queen, Beverly McGee, as Betty Lutz and Christy Jones looked on. Spring Festival 23 May 28 And June 4,1976 Were Important Days For Seniors On May 28, 1976, seniors were honored by march- ing into the gym in their caps and gowns during our annual Awards Day. Outstanding scholars and athletes were presented with awards for their achievements of the past year. June 4 was Graduation Day for the 1976 seniors. Pictured below are Bobby Lutz, first honor graduate, and David Isenhower, second honor graduate, both of whom spoke at graduation. Mr. Carter also gave words of encouragement before the diplomas were presented. As Class President Ronnie Deal called the roll, the seniors were presented their diplomas by Mr. Carter. The senior girls were given a yellow rose, the class flower, after they received their diplomas. Also helping in the ceremonies were the Junior Marshals who are pictured below. Academics Agriculture Ronnie Deal American History Emile Estep Auto Mechanics Robert Moose Band Kevin Gantt Business Frances Garris Carpentry Carroll Abernethy Chorus Betty Lutz English Bobby Lutz French Julie Powell Home Economics Debbie Fishe Mathematics David Isenhower Science David Isenhower Social Studies Ronnie Robinson SCHOLARSHIPS National Secretaries Association Debra Self 1 Business and Professional Women's Club Susan Bryson Davidson College David Isenhower Lenoir Rhyne Christy Jones Lisa Fox Gardner Webb Curtis Odom U.N.C.C. - Bonnie Cone Scholarship Bobby Lutz TOP TEN SENIORS First Honor Student Bobby Lutz Second Honor Student David Isenhower Lisa Fox Suzanne Nolley Betty Lutz Rick Wentz Frances Garris Julie Gabriel Christy Jones Ronnie Robinson JUNIOR MARSHALS Chief Marshal Marcel Brandon Bill Heffner Sheila Hedrick Emile Estep Cynthia Ratenford Dean Helton Jane Setzer Sharon Havner Keith Nance Donna Potts 24 Awards Day, Graduation Athletics VARSITY FOOTBALL Most Valuable Back Stanley Connor Most Valuable Lineman Ronnie Deal Gold Helmet Award Ronnie Deal Headhunter Award Ronnie Deal All-Conference Ronnie Deal (Offense-Defense) JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL Garry Butler Award Marshall Sigmon GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player Kim Fox Best All Around Christy Jones Hustler Award Lisa Fox AII-Conference Christy Jones Kim Fox BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player Curtis Odom Offense Award James McCleave Best All Around Bobby Lutz All-Conference Curtis Odom James McC leave State 3-A All Tourney James McCleave East-West Game Curtis Odom GIRLS' JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player Marva Lynn Harper BOYS' JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player Lee Drum VOLLEYBALL Most Valuable Player Kim Fox WRESTLING Most Valuable Player Ronnie Deal CHEERLEADING Cheerleading Award Most Outstanding Captain Co-Captain Gladys Ramseur Donna Baker Donna Baker Gladys Ramseur BASEBALL Most Valuable Player Most Outstanding Golden Glove All-Conference Lynn Bustle Dennis Setzer Bobby Lutz Lynn Bustle Bobby Lutz SOFTBALL Most Valuable Player All-Conference Christy Jones Amanda Burke TRACK Most Outstanding Tyronne Kennedy Stanley Connor TENNIS Most Valuable Player All-Conference Mike Jakielski Mike Jakielski Mark Mauney Awards Day, Graduation 25 26 A T H L VARSITY BASEBALL (9-6) Bunker Hill W 12-2 Game well W 10 2 Granite Falls w 2-1 St. Stephens 67 Newton-Conover w 3-2 Fred T. Foard 02 East Lincoln 1-2 Maiden w 4 2 West Lincoln w 2-1 Lincolnton 0 2 East Lincoln 3-10 Maiden w 2-0 West Lincoln w 43 Lincolnton w (Play-offs) 3-2 St. Stephens 34 VARSITY SOFTBALL (4-10) Bunker Hill 11-15 Game well W 14-2 Granite Falls W 41-2 St. Stephens 3-7 Newton-Conover 12 15 Fred T. Foard B6 East Lincoln 2-14 Maiden 5-13 West Lincoln 7 14 Lincolnton W 11-4 East Lincoln 2-8 Maiden 4-23 West Lincoln W 13-1 Lincolnton TRACK 8-14 MEET POINTS 1 19% 2 27 3 11% 4 31 5 33 6 39 7 34 VARSITY FOOTBALL (5-5) St. Stephens 12-18 Maiden 12-14 Granite Falls (W) 26-6 Fred T. Foard (W) 22 3 Bunker Hill (W) 26-7 West Lincoln (W) 56 22 Newton-Conover 8-30 Lincolnton 16 28 Gamewell (W) 19 18 East Lincoln 22-24 JAYVEE FOOTBALL (3-4-1) St. Stephens 640 Maiden (T) 6 6 Granite Falls (W) 18 8 Cherryville 06 Bunker Hill (W) 30-20 Newton-Conover (W) 34-24 Lincolnton 14-44 Cherryville 14-24 TENNIS (2-5) Gamewell (W) 8-1 Newton 3-6 Gamewell (W) 6-1 East Lincoln 4-5 Lincolnton 1-8 East Lincoln 26 Lincolnton V 2-7% VARSITY BASKETBALL (17-3) (20-0) BOYS GIRLS W 79 55 Foard W 6946 W 8049 West Lincoln W 8647 W 96-60 Gamewell w 63 24 W 91 58 Newton-Conover W 57 42 W 8273 Bunker Hill w 73-60 W 84-60 St. Stephens w 62-59 W 71 45 Maiden w 80 34 W 85-74 Granite Falls w 80 27 W 75-73 Lincolnton w 70 55 51-76 East Lincoln w 72-54 W 85-79 Foard w 74 57 W 81-64 West Lincoln w 75-46 w 97-70 Gamewell w 70 31 w 106 85 Newton-Conover W 7954 w 97-84 Bunker Hill w 62-44 w 75-62 St. Stephens w 73 64 w 89-47 Maiden w 69-42 w 9767 Granite Falls w 65-39 72-73 Lincolnton w 67 65 67 93 East Lincoln w 66 61 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL (14-0) (5-9) BOYS GIRLS w 71-43 Gamewell w 31 19 w 7445 Bunker Hill 28-53 w 71 48 Granite Falls w 49 29 w 76-37 St. Stephens 31 48 w 52-35 Newton-Conover 09 w 67 60 Foard 31-40 w 63 28 East Lincoln 19-45 w 54-53 Maiden w 40 13 w 6349 West Lincoln 34-44 w 50 45 Lincolnton 3640 w 58-49 East Lincoln 27 44 w 55-52 Maiden w 3734 w 46-45 West Lincoln w 31 26 w 68-46 Lincolnton 30-36 WRESTLING (5-8) w 36-34 West Iredell 30-45 Newton-Conover 33-39 West Lincoln w 46-24 Lincolnton 11-60 St. Stephens 2845 Maiden 27-36 East Lincoln w 36-35 East Lincoln w 39-28 Lincolnton w 44-36 West Lincoln 21 48 St. Stephens 33-35 Maiden 15-48 Newton-Conover Trojans Have Ability But Lack Execution The 1976 Trojan foot- ball team had a disappoint- ing season, finishing with a 5-5 record. Inexperience, mental mistakes, and turn- overs cost the Trojans sev- eral key games. Starting with two close losses, the Trojans rebounded by win- ning four in a row. Then the Trojans found the going rough again by losing two in a row. The highlight of the season was a come from behind Homecoming vic- tory over Gamewell-Collets- ville. For the third straight year the Trojans lost the final game of the season, leaving a bitter taste which cannot be sweetened until next year. With many letter- men returning, Trojan foot- ball shines a bright light for the future. ▼ D A The hustle of the kick-off team was exemplified by Bruce Martin and Jeff Korn on this tackle. B Roy Sigmon, Greg Cox, and a host of Trojans brought down a Bunker Hill runner. C Varsity Football Team; left to right. First Row: Tim Hatfield, Lee Deal, Roy Sigmon, Bruce Martin, Greg Cox, Craig McClain, Jeff Miller, Bradley Wesson, Mike Lail, Chris Campbell, Jimmy Locklin. Second Row: Dixon Singleton, Tim Lineberger, Justin Parlier, Blair Nuzum, Randy Raybon, Jeff Korn, Bobby Little, Davey Bumgarner, Delton Smith, Randy Wimberly, Dale Josey. Third Row: David Deal, Stanley Connor, Jeff Hoyle, Tim Crouse, Co-captain Mark Wentz, Co-captain Dennis Setzer, Terry Allen, David Wilkinson, Billy Loadholdt, Philip Beard, Marshall Sigmon. D Quarterback, Jeff Hoyle, ran the wishbone, which led the Trojans to a productive offense. TROJAN F 8 I A L L Varsity Football 31 ▲ c ▼ D A Co-Captain, Mark Wentz, re- covered a fumble against Granite Falls. B Fullback, Tim Crouse, ground out the tough yards against St. Stephens. C The Trojan team prepared for battle. D Halfback, Stanley Connor, followed the wedge on this kick-off return. Varsity Football 33 Trojan Boys' Surprise Conference With Ability 34 Varsity Boys' Basketball With the loss of several starters from last year, it looked as if the task of Coach Bill Bost was to rebuild the team. Rebuild was the word, but was it necessary? To the sur- prise of many, the Bandys team started the season with a 79-55 victory over much improved Fred T. Foard. The Trojans were led by the SD-7 scoring leader, James Mc- Cleave. James started the season right as he netted 36, 23, 22, and 39 points in the first four games of the season. But he was not alone, as the Trojans consistently had three to four players in double figures. The Trojans took on a new look as they displayed an exciting attack consisting of a fast breaking offense and a pressure defense. Quickness, teamwork, and hustle served the Trojans well as they were 9-1 at mid-season, and in sole possession of second place. With the only loss coming to East Lincoln, the rematch may determine the conference title. A James McCleave, the SD-7 scoring leader, added two more against Foard. B Marshall Sigmon grabbed a rebound against Granite Falls. C Senior Dean Helton followed up a missed shot for two points. D George Reid's quickness paid off as he got a fast break lay- up. E Greg Cox bucketed an out- side shot to add to the tally. F Coach Bill Bost gave the Tro- jans needed instructions dur- ing a time out Varsity Boys' Basketball 35 36 Varsity Boys' Basketball AD A The Trojan bench waited eagerly for their chance to enter the game. B Philip Beard applied pressure defense against West Lincoln. C Jeff Hoyle showed perfect shooting form against Bunker Hill. t D Danny Sherrill and Philip Beard watched as David Deal grabbed a rebound. E Varsity Boys' Basketball team, left to right. First Row: Greg Cox, Dean Helton, Mar- shall Sigmon, James Mc- Cleave, Jeff Hoyle, George Reid. Second Row: Lee Drum, David Deal, Philip Beard, Danny Sherrill, Terry Allen, Keith Nance, Tim Lineberger. Varsity Boys' Basketball 37 Trojan Girls' Live Up To Pre-Season Expectations Our girls' team was picked to be one of the strongest in our conference. There was not much doubt left at mid- season as they held sole possession of first place and boasted a 10-0 record. The victories mounted as the Trojan attack consisted of excellent outside shooting and superior inside strength. Our frontline of Kim Fox, Janet Forney, and Marva Lynn Harper controlled the boards in almost every game. They intimidated opposing players and added an addition to the tight zone. Teamwork was evident, as four of the starting five averaged in double figures. The season began at Fred T. Foard and our girls beat them easily 69-46. This was a sample of things to come, as they demolished West Lincoln, Gamewell, and Newton- Conover. The other top contender in the conference, St. Stephens, gave them their closest game at 62-59. Winning two of the next four games by over 40 points, the second half of the season looked to be a warm-up for the con- ference and district tournaments. A A B ► C 38 Varsity Girls' Basketball A Kim Fox banked in a basket against Granite Falls. B Lisa Setzer looked up court after she grabbed a rebound. C Janet Forney added two on an inside move. D Amanda Burke took it to the hoop against West Lincoln. E Marva Lynn Harper hit a jump shot from outside. Varsity Girls' Basketball 39 40 Varsity Girls' Basketball AD A Pam Little and Janet Forney hustled back on defense against Bunker Hill. B C Sylvia Mundy and Kerry Painter attempted shots over their opponents. D Kim Fox hauled down a re- bound. E Varsity Girls' Basketball team, left to right. First Row: Amanda Burke, Kim Fox, Janet Forney, Lisa Setzer, Marva Lynn Harper. Second Row: Pam Little, Sylvia Mundy, Kerry Painter, Robin Pressley, Trudy Sherrill. Varsity Girls' Basketball 41 Trojans Finish Second In Division Even though no championship was won by our Trojan team this year, much rebuilding took place. This year's team showed many new faces and the participation of many underclassmen. The team lacked experience in some places but made up for it in devotion and hustle. The loss of seven senior starters and four all-conference participants left many positions open. The rebuilding of our team was in the hands of Coach Faucette. This year, being his first as head baseball coach, he had his job cut out for him. But the Trojans compiled a winning record of 9-5 during the regular season and a final record of 9-6. The team was led by Lynn Bustle's pitching and the consistent hitting of Dennis Setzer. Lynn finished the season with a 6-3 record, two saves, and was voted all-con- ference for the third straight year. He finished his career at Bandys with a 21-7 record. B ► ▲ A ▼ C ▼ D A Ernie Cherry, fired the ball around the horn during pre-game warmup. B Doug Howard showed his down ready stance as he prepared for a ground ball. C D Bandy's pitching ace, Lynn Bustle, verified his pitching form during a winning effort over Granite Falls. E First year coach, Randy Faucette, took infield before the beginning of each game. F Ronnie Deal blocked home plate and put a stop to a Maiden runner. G Left to right; First Row: Ernie Cherry, Lynn Bustle, Bobby Lutz, Tim Hatfield, Michael Burke. Second Row: Ronnie Deal, Rick Wentz, Doug Howard, Alan Deal. Third Row: Michael Lineberger, Dennis Setzer, Tim Lineberger, Lee Drum. Fourth Row: Coach Faucette, Herbie Gabriel, Marshall Sigmon, Roy Sigmon, Coach Kilby. H Bandys' leading hitter, Dennis Setzer, connected on this pitch to uphold his .357 batting average. Baseball 43 Softball Team Has Disappointing Season The girls' softball team had a disappointing season in which they accumulated a 4-10 record. Lack of experience and lack of effectiveness at the plate and on the field caused many errors. These errors cost them several games. The girls began their season with impressive wins over Gamewell (14-2) and Granite Falls (41-2), but won only two of their next eleven games. Shortstop Christy Jones got the honor of being the team's Most Valuable Player, with Amanda Burke being the Trojan all-conference representative. A A A Girls' softball team; left to right. First Row: Sylvia Mundy, Cheryl Raper, Janet Forney, Kerry Painter, Rita Laws, Candy Ketcham, Kerri Bolick, Trudy Sherrill, Beverly Davis (scprekeep- er). Second Row: Jackie Davis. Norma Wilson, Wanda Jones, Amanda Burke, Signora Little, Donna Cox, Christy Jones, Lisa Carroll, Coach Clark. 44 Softball B Shortstop, Christy Jones, made this routine catch during the Bandys-East Lincoln game. C Sophomore Amanda Burke fired the ball to second after a base hit. D Jackie Davis slid safely into third to heighten the chances of a Trojan victory. E Signora Little rejected this pitch for a base hit. Softball 45 Track Team Boasts Underclassmen This year's track team showed enthusiasm and good representation in each event Even though they didn't capture a first place at any meet, they never placed last. This was perhaps due to the emphasis on good body conditioning. This year's team was led by sophomore Tyronne Kennedy, the leading scorer. He was followed by junior Stanley Connor and sophomore Chris Camp- bell. Tyronne, Stanley, Chris, and junior Jeff Howard placed third in the 880-relay at the conference meet and advanced to the regional meet at Charlotte. With an abundance of underclassmen participa- tion, the Trojan team gained experience and shows Bandys a prospective future. ▲ A ▼ B ► C 46 Track ► F A Track team; left to right. First Row: Alton Rudisill, Delton Smith, Jerry McCombs, Charles Chandler, Jeff Howard, Joey Good. Second Row: Mike Barnette, Enoch Catchings, Stanley Connor, Charles Spencer, Bruce Caldwell, Tony Story, Craig McClain. Third Row: Lee Deal, Tim Sharpe, Greg Gabriel, Chris Campbell, Fletus Poston, Paul Beatty, Jeff Miller. B To get out of the starting blocks quickly and precisely is essential in running track. Here, Terry Sherrill has gotten off to a good start. C As he neared the finish of the 100 yard dash, Chris Camp- bell gave it all he had. D Stanley Connor outran his Foard opponent and crossed the finish line first in the 220. E Sophomore standout, Tyronne Kennedy, jumped the high hurdles. He also participated in the low hurdles, 880 relay team, and the broad jump. F Danny Setzer stood watching the path of the discus after his final attempt at Lincolnton. Track 47 Interest In Bandys First Year of Tennis Was A Smash Bandys, gradually increasing in extracurricular activites, offered tennis as another spring sport last year. Much interest was shown as the craze all over the state was tennis. Besides opening another field of physical activity for boys, it also offered a spring sport for girls. The announcement of a tennis team was a surprise to everyone. Due to uncertainty, much practice was needed by perspec- tive team members. Coach Horton was assisted by Coach Foster and much improvement was sought for all. But as the season pro- gressed the strokes became smoother and the wanting of improvement began to pay off. The trojan team's first match was against Gamewell. Bandys smashed the Blue Devils, their first year also, by an 8-1 score. The team, being late to begin, didn't get to be a part of the conference and have a set schedule. Matches were scheduled on the other schools' open dates. The opponents were tougher and more experienced than our young squad, but the Trojans gained knowledge of the game that could not have been taught in practice. At the end of the season and with tournament play beginning, the season appeared over. With the approval of the coaches in our conference, we were allowed to partici- pate in a tournament at UNC-Asheville. Mike Jakielski, Mark Mauney, and Dean Helton made the trip. The feel of tournament play and pressure was gained. Being allowed to enter the conference at the end of the season, Mike Jakielski and Mark Mauney were chosen all-conference. Mike and Mark possessed the best won-loss records of the team. With many players re- turning to next year's team, the outlook is much better and the improvement should be evident. 48 Tennis A Mark Mauney followed through on his backhand. B Donna Baker and Mike Jakiel- ski made up a mixed doubles team at Lincolnton. C Mark Kale, seeded second, showed follow through and control on this serve. D Tennis team; left to right. First Row: Dean Helton, Mike Jakielski, Mark Kale. Second Row: Donna Keever, Mark Mauney, Johnny Kil- lian, Mike Purkey, Tim Set- zer. E Mike Jakielski did a backhand slam and caught his opponent off stride. Tennis 49 Wrestling Program Showed Improvement The Trojan Wrestling team proved to be one of the fastest developing teams in the SD-7. As a first year team, they had a disappointing record of 0-14. As a second year team, they boast a 5-5 mid-season record. As said by Coach William Crawford, I attribute the rapid develop- ment of the team to hard work and 'desire' by the whole team. Co-captains Bradley Wilson (7-2-1) and Delton Smith (6-2-1) led the team. Following them were Roy Sigmon (8-2) and Davey Bumgarner (7-2). The team was made up totally of underclassmen. Sophomores Keith Wesson (6-4) and Jerry Forney (6-2) accounted for their share of the victories, while Danny- Little (6-4) led the freshmen. With the gaining of experience showing already, future teams look to be definite contenders in the conference. 50 Wrestling IAI AC ▼ D T E A Kevin Laney rode his op- ponent at the beginning of his match. B Wrestling Team, left to right. First Row: Enoch Catchings, Archie Laney, Keith Wesson, Kevin Laney, Danny Little, Sam Shepherd, Jeff Johnson. Second Row: Jimmy Bandy (manager), Bradley Wesson, Jeff Miller, Mike Loftin, Shep Shepherd, Jeff Granger, Dale Gilleland, Coach William Crawford. Third Row: James Fishe, Jerry Forney, Van Nance, Roy Sigmon, Delton Smith, Davey Bumgarner, Mike Lail, Robert Arndt. C Roy Sigmon maneuvered for better position. D Keith Wesson put his oppo- nent at a disadvantage. E Co-captain Delton Smith applied pressure as he attemp- ted to pin an adversary. Wrestling 51 Cheerleaders Displayed Spirit and Enthusiasm A contributing factor to the success of any athletic team is the support that the fans give them. To make sure that the fans did their job, the cheerleaders had to do theirs. It was their responsibility to keep the crowd cheer- ing for the players, even when the team was behind. The cheerleaders were supposed to portray good sports- manship and thus be examples to the other spectators. This may sound like an easy job, but these girls will tell you that sometimes it was a very difficult one. One of the major problems that the cheerleaders were faced with was the new ruling about basketball games: all cheerleaders had to remain seated during the playing of the game. The only time they were allowed to cheer in front of the fans was during official time outs. New routines had to be developed but all the girls adjusted well to this change. It even helped get the fans more involved as the cheerleaders were cheering with them instead of for them. The cheerleaders at Bandys did their job well as they cheered for their teams at all the football and basketball games and were in many parades. Good sportsmanship and conduct were always exemplified by these fine repre- sentatives of our school. A A ▼ B 52 Cheerleaders A Cynthia Ratchford cheered loudly for the fighting Tro- jans. B Varsity Cheerleaders, left to right. First Row: Elizabeth Brown, Lisa Carroll, Donna Cox, Cynthia Ratchford, Pam Isenhour. Second Row: Cathy Gilleland, Kim Murray, Jo Eddie McCombs. C Even though cheerleaders were required to remain seated during the basketball games, this did not dampen the spirit of these cheerlead- ers. D Kim Murray, captain, cheered during a break in the action. E Jo Eddie McCombs, co- captain, tried to keep the spirit going. Cheerleaders 53 Junior Varsity Trojans Build A Strong Foundation For Varsity Competition The 1976 Trojan Junior Varsity football team recorded a 4-4-1 record overall. They compiled a 4-2-1 record in conference play which tied them for third place. After a slow start, the Trojans continued to improve throughout the season. The improvement was evident, but disappointing as the Trojans tied arch rival Maiden. The turning point in the season came with a 30-20 victory over Bunker Hill. The experience the team had gained was evident in the thrilling come from behind, 34-24 win, over Newton-Conover. The Junior Varsity accomplished much this year. They instituted the wishbone offense and ran a variety of new defenses. The team gained much needed experience in preparation for varsity competition. Several of the young athletes displayed promising skills that will be helpful to the Trojan football program next year. A Junior Varsity Football Team; left to right. First Row: Keith Wesson, Robert Eades, Danny Chandler, Van Nance, Ray Black- burn, Tommy Glenn, Todd Painter, Andy Setzer, Coach Bob Kilby. Second Row: Tim Sharpe, Jeff Isenhour, Mike Honeycutt, Randall Little, Paul Beatty, Mike Laney, Randy Cruse, Shannon Woodlief, Robin Ferrell, Tim Ballard. Third Row: Darryl Rad- cliff, Darrell Smith, Dale Gilleland, Greg Revis, Terry Locklin, David Murray, Craig Rowe, Joey Good, Coach William R. Craw- ford. Fourth Row: Manager Jeff Drum, David Arndt, Rusty Griffin, Stanley Kale, Nick Mundy, Hugh Honeycutt, Jeff Hous- ton, Mike Deal, Mark Shubert, Coach Glenn Fulbright. ▼ A A B B Trojan halfback, Darrell Smith, broke for a long gain against Cherryville. C The Trojan offensive line fired off the ball in unison against Maiden. D Defensive tackle, Randall Little, with a host of Trojans, put a stop to Cherryville's offense. Junior Varsity Football 55 Jayvee Boys' On Top Jayvee Girls' Inexperienced The Jayvee Boys' team proved to be one of the best in the conference. At mid-season, they posted a 7-0 record. In impressive victories over East Lincoln, Fred T. Foard, and Bunker Hill, they showed teamwork, hustle, and all- around talent. Alan Deal and Nick Mundy constantly carried the scor- ing burden. The whole squad showed intense defense, with the reserves having played key roles in several games. It was the hope of Coach Randy Faucette that his team could continue their superior play for the remainder of the season. I am satisfied with their improvement, they have im- proved a lot since the beginning of the season. This was said by Coach Robert Kilby about his Jayvee Girls' team. Due to their lack of experience and height, they have struggled to a 3-8 record at mid-season. Returning no starters, the team was well balanced, but lacked consistent scoring. The second half of the season sought continued improvement as additional experience was gained. A A 56 Jayvee Boys' Basketball A D ▼ F A Center Alan Deal went up for two points against Bunker Hill. B Lee Deal looked over the opponent's defense before beginning a play. C Nick Mundy blocked out and grabbed this rebound. D Jeanie Korn and Denise Beatty fought viciously for a loose ball. E Sandra Edwards scored on this fast break. F Myra Odom controlled this jump ball. JayveeGirls'Basketball 57 The Girls' and Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Teams Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team, left to right. Sylvia Clark, Myra Odom, Denise Beatty, Vivian Clark, Rhonda Laney, Jeanie Korn, Robin Loftin, Sandra Edwards, Donna Setzer, Terry Josey, Tammy Lutz. Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Team, left to right. Jeff Drum (manager), Mike Burke, Ricky Reid, Marshall Lewis, Alan Deal, Nick Mundy, David McCleave, Ricky Moore, Joey Good, Tim Hatfield, Lee Deal, Joel Farrer, Wayne McCombs, Darrell Smith. 58 Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Equals Spirit Junior Varsity Cheerleading can sometimes be more difficult than Varsity. It is harder to cheer when you do not have as many fans to support you. Enthusiasm was the name of the game and these girls really had plenty. Their main duty was to lead cheers at football and basketball games. They also displayed spirit by placing posters in the halls before each game. Team spirit would surely have been a lot less if these devoted girls had not been there. A Junior Varsity Cheerleaders; left to right. First Row; Paige Moss, Cindy Martin, Alice Lineberger, Evie Kennedy. Second Row; Stephanie Fishe, Pam McCorkle, Denise Witherspoon, Mary Rummage. B Stephanie Fishe's facial expression showed that the game was well in hand. C Denise Witherspoon wanted the Trojans to Go-Fight-Win ! D Alice Lineberger stimulated the crowd's spirit with this cheer. ▲ A w At Junior Varsity Cheerleading 59 Monogram and Pep Clubs Buy Weight Machine The Pep and Monogram Clubs were the leaders of school spirit. They kept the school up to date on each sports activity by posting schedules in vulnerable places throughout the build- ing. They also sold This is Trojan Country buttons, sponsored International Championship Wrestling, and had Pep rallies for foot- ball and basketball. The money that was made from these activities was put toward the purchase of a universal weight machine. We now have the much needed weight machine and our sports program's future appears much brighter. 60 Monogram Club A D Both the Monogram and Pep Clubs contributed to the overall spirit of the school. B Monogram Club, left to right Row 1: Cathy Gille- land, Cynthia Ratchford, Kim Fox, Lee Deal, Kim Murray, Justin Parlier, Randy Raybon, Blair Nuzum. Row 2: Liz Brown, Donna Cox, Den- nis Setzer, Keith Nance, Dean Helton, Pam Isen- hour, Tim Lineberger. Row 3: Sylvia Mundy, Pam Little, Janet Forney, Jo Eddie McCombs, Amanda Burke, Jewell Howard, Diane Arndt, Kel- ly High, Van Nance. Row 4: David Deal, Lisa Car- roll, Greg Cox, Stanley Connor, Mark Kale, Jeff Howard, Doug Howard, Danny Chandler. Row 5: Roy Sigmon, Craig Mc- Clain, Bradley Wesson, Danny Sherrill, Tim Crouse, Randy Wimberly, Davey Bumgarner, Delton Smith. C The Pep Club is shown here. For a list of their names see page 208. Key Club Was The 18 boys who made up the Key Club again proved that they could do the job, as this year's Home- coming was a great success. Under the supervision of Mr. Charles Scott, the Key Club retained the respect and admiration of each stu- dent of the school. The Key Club continued their voter registration of students eligible to vote. The Key Club hopes it will become an annual event, just as Homecoming. As the community is involved with the students, so they hope the students will be in- volved in the community. A A ▼ B 64 Key Club AC ▼ D A Key Club members Danny Sherrill and Dean Helton practiced for the Home- coming exercises. B President Doug Howard got a unanimous vote at this club meeting. C Shown here is the Key Club. For a list of their names, look on page 222. D Mr. Scott, Key Club sponsor, gave directions during Home- coming practice. E Other Key Club members listened as Jeff Little brought out his ideas. Key Club 65 Beta Club Boasted Record Membership The Beta Club had an all time high membership of thirty-three students. To qualify for membership, these students had to maintain a 93 or above grade-average, and display outstanding character, achievement, and lead- ership. These members kept busy writing, creating, and performing for a very successful Spring Festival. All the members enjoyed producing this annual event. Other ac- tivities included picking up trash in the parking lot and attending the state convention. The Beta Club again had the responsibility of carrying on the election of Mr. and Miss Bandys. All seniors with an 85 or above grade-average were qualified to run in this election. Greg Cox and Cindy Ratchford were chosen by majority vote. These two students represented Bandys in parades and were in the court at the Spring Festival. They are shown on page 200. A A y B 66 Beta Club A Bill Heffner, president, con- ducted a Beta Club meeting to decide the theme for the Spring Festival. B Marshall Sigmon and Jeff Miller worked on Spring Fes- tival props as Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran, club sponsor, watched. C Kim Drum traced letters to be used in the Spring Festival. D Shown here is the Beta Club. For a list of their names, see page 200. ▼ D Beta Club 67 The Trojan Staff These are the people who produced, sold ads, managed, and planned the '77 Trojan. The task began the summer of '76 and required much hard work, time, and thought. This took cooperation from each division of the staff and plenty of patience. Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran again was the Trojan advisor. The Trojan Staff (pictured below), left to right. First Row: Pam Isenhour, typist; Kim Murray, typist; Cathy Gilleland, typist; Tammy Hoffman and Donna Potts, senior directory statisticians; Cindy Gilleland, index statistician; Sharon Hav- ner, typist; Wanda Glenn, typist; Tammy Honeycutt, typist. Second Row: Kevin Boggs, subscription manager; Keith Nance, proofreader; Marcel Brandon and Dean Helton, co- editors; Mark Kale, business manager; Jeff Hoyle, production manager; Bill Heffner, business manager and photographer. 68 Trojan Staff A A ▼ B A The Advertising Staff (sold at least $50.00 worth), left to right. First Row: Pat Mun- dy, Janice Moore, Kim Mur- ray, Donna Hewitt, Angela Taylor, Pam McAlister, Dar- ren Pope ($250.00). Second Row: Marcel Brandon, Donna Caldwell, Sharon Havner, Emile Estep, Teresa Love, Pam Isenhour, Katrina Tay- lor. Third Row: Ricky Aber- nethy. Sherry Issac, Cheryl Raper, Amy Sherrill, Donna Potts, Jan Hampton, Kelly High, Darius Deal, Marian Garris. Fourth Row: Kevin Boggs, Jeff Hoyle ($300.00), Mark Kale. Dean Helton, Bill Heffner ($230.00), Keith Nance, Tim Lineberger. B Dean Helton and Marcel Brandon discussed the layout of a page. Trojan Staff 69 Job of Ban-Troia Keep Students Informed About All Happenings The school newspaper, the Ban-Troia, kept the students up-to-date on the latest news and views. This monthly newspaper contained such items as horoscopes, song dedi- cations, surveys, birthdays, and the local gossip. More informative news was related in the sports and club activi- ties coverage. Also, there were some very good articles written by different members of the staff. Mrs. Clare Miller took on the added responsibility of sponsoring the Ban-Troia. She enjoyed the new and dif- ferent challenge of helping the students prepare the paper. As improvements were made during the year, future issues of the Ban-Troia promised to become even better. 70 Ban-Troia A Mrs. Clare Miller (sponsor) helped the Ban-Troia staff when they encountered dif- ficulties. B The ingenuity of the Ban- Troia was placed in the hands of these people: Emile Estep, editor-in-chief; Stephanie Caldwell, co-editor; Donna Keever, assistant editor. C Printers for the Ban-Troia were Dianne Caldwell and Shelia Hedrick. D Ban-Troia Staff, left to right. First Row: Kerry Painter, Lisa Setzer. Second Row: Cindy Eades, Marian Garris, Jo Eddie McCombs, Rita Laws, Denise Spencer. Third Row: Pam McAlister, Carol Laney, Angela Taylor, Donna Keever, Teresa Love, June Haynes. Fourth Row: Lisa Hovis, Trudy Sherrill, Doris Wilson, Jane Setzer, Linda Clarke. Ban-Troia 71 English Offered Something For Everyone The English department saw many changes. For the first time, all seniors had English the same period — sec- ond. One of the reasons this was set up was so that when seniors needed to have a class meeting, they could have it that period and not disturb all the other classes. We soon found out, however, that this was not always so. The major reason for this problem was the bringing in of students from the School of the Arts. They conducted classes every Tuesday and Thursday for approximately three months. This used up valuable class time and caused seniors to have to forfeit several needed class meetings. The presentations by the School of the Arts people were in- teresting to some and boring to others, but informative to all. English was again divided into three main categories — college, technical, and work bound. Classes were set up on a semester basis with most students changing classes at mid-year. Each division studied different topics, but every teacher tried to teach the basics — reading, grammar, and composition. As teaching methods were improved, prospects for bet- ter English students seemed inevitable. 72 English A Mrs. Patsy Rogers explained several definitions to her class. B Jimmy Lewis stated an im- portant fact during a simu- lated trial in Advanced English. C Jabez Stone (Mike Purkey), Daniel Webster (Tim Stin- son), and Mrs. Stone (Cindy Gilleland) tried to keep the Devil (Kevin Boggs) from leaving during the play, The Devil and Daniel Webster . D Several girls made collages to express themselves. E Doug Howard tried to reason with Tim Scaer during an improvisation. AC ▼ D ▼ E English 73 74 English A Optimist International Oratorical Contest, left to right. First Row: Faye Bumgarner, Lisa Ballard, Lori Ballard. Second Row: Cathy Pike (winner), David Murray, Robin Pressley, Bruce Caldwell. B Donna Potts was sworn in by Miss Donna Guest in a senior play. C Rick Price played Daniel Webster in a junior play. D Cathy Pike won the Voice of Democracy contest. E The cast of the Devil and Daniel Webster, left to right. First Row: Richard Baker, Kathy Cline, Darren Pope, Terri Martin, Pat Elder. Second Row: Kevin Boggs, Rick Abernethy, Melissa Glover, Shelby White, Cindy Gilleland. Third Row: Mike Purkey, David Watson, Ricky Price, Tim Stinson, Gary Klinger. A D ▼ E English 75 French: The Language of Elegance For the first time, in- structor Mrs. Kaye McCon- nell had a full French sched- ule with two French II and three French I classes. With the help of new books, speech, grammar, and his- tory of the country were all emphasized. In correspondence with the larger number of classes, the French Club also in- creased immensely. They had a record high of 120 members. As always the French Club sponsored the annual Christmas Dance. But this year a disco, with Big WAYS disc-jockey Sandy Beach, took the place of a live band. It being the only formal dance for the entire student body, a big turn out showed it to be a success. A Mrs. Kaye McConnell, French teacher, explained verb conjugation to her French II students. B C The French Club has grown considerably in membership from last year. The seniors' (B) and underclassmen's (C) names are listed on page 171. 76 French D For French Club initia- tion, new members dressed as French painters. Shown here is Tim Hatfield. E In French, one must learn to speak clearly and dis- tinctly. Earphones aided the teacher in this speech process. Donna Potts lis- tened attentively as she followed along in the book. French 77 Math Expands With much emphasis on math and science in the world today, Bandys has an extensive Math Department. It ranges from general math to trigonometry and a little calculus. This corresponds with the needs of each stu- dent The loss of Mrs. Mc- Daniel brought Bandys a new teacher, Mrs. Colette Bolick. She teaches general math and Algebra I. As the knowledge for math increased, so did the size of the classes. Because of this, three of the four math teachers were teaching in their major. AA 78 Math A Mrs. Bolick explained to her class the process of working out written problems. B Mr. Hilderbran assisted a group of senior girls in trigo- nometry. C Kerry Painter listened as Carol Laney took notes in geometry. D Keith Nance found quietness and a calculator a big help in trigonometry. E Mrs. Teague showed her Alge- bra I class how to solve equa- tions. Math 79 Living Science As technological ad- vancements are made, sci- ence becomes even more important in everyday life. This year precision in the metric system was empha- sized through the use of labs. Through actual experi- ence much more knowledge was gained. The Science Club prac- ticed this by going to the North Carolina Zoo. There they experienced a close-up view of exotic animals and their behavior. As science expanded, so did the minds of each stu- dent. A A tB ▼ C 80 Science A Karen Spencer did an experi- ment while Lori Sigmon wrote down the data. B Mr. John Caldwell showed Patsy Drum how to heat a test tube correctly. C Shown here is an exotic ani- mal from the North Carolina Zoo. D Sabra Moore and Tina Hollar weighed the needed substance precisely. E The Science Club is shown here. For a list of their names see page 193. Science 81 A New Beginning History is a study of not only the past but also the present and future. Each teacher tried to utilize these areas of time in teaching their students. Students were taught to learn from the mistakes of the past, to understand and accept the present, and to plan for the future. As the bicentennial year drew to an end and a new president was inaugurated, everyone's thoughts turned to hopes of a better and brighter future. ▲ A 82 History A Mr. Bob Kilby listened to his students' current events. B Jerry Fogleman posed a ques- tion during this history ses- sion. C Dale Gilleland studied an as- signment. D Mr. Charles Scott tried to get a point across to his students. E Tim Lineberger took notes during history. History 83 Wider Selection of Courses Improves Business Department The Business Department was improved with the addi- tion of four new semester courses. They were Data Pro- cessing Business Law and Business Math Business Manage- ment. These added courses greatly improved the students' understanding of the business world. Due to the addition of the new courses, the member- ship of the Future Secretaries' Association doubled. The main project of the FSA was to sponsor a Womanless Beauty Pageant. The pageant contestants consisted of not only repre- sentatives from the student body but also certain faculty members. The contestants showed themselves to be witty and talented. The talent ranged from Greg Cox's strip- tease to Ronnie Deal's ballet. The climax came when Greg Cox was crowned queen. The pageant proved to be not only humorous but also very entertaining. A A ▼ B 84 Business A Kim Smith typed diligent- ly in Typing I. B Mrs. Clare Miller gave the Data Processing papers to Kevin Boggs. C The FSA is shown here. For a list of their names, see page 196. D E The FSA Beauty Queen Carolyn (Greg) Cox showed her winning style. Pam (Curtis) Wilkinson tried to sway a vote from Mr. John Caldwell. Business 85 Child Care Introduced This year, the pitter- patter of little feet was heard in Bandys' halls as a Child Care Center was added. This was a two hour credit course — one hour of instruction and one hour of actual working experience with the children. The class was a learning experience not only for the students but also for the pre-school- ers. The people in the com- munity also benefitted from this service by having an educational place to bring their children. Mrs. Linda Spencer took the responsibility of han- dling the Child Care Center. Miss Martha Beard, a new instructor, taught Home Economics and Family Liv- ing. ▲ A ▼ B 86 Home Economics A Karen Caccia and Trevelen Caldwell listened attentively at this meeting. B The FHA Club is shown here. Their names are listed on page 190. C Mrs. Linda Spencer assisted Donna Wooten as she col- ored. D Kim Drum presided over the installation of officers. E In Child Care, Pam Little helped Leigh Ann Sigmon with her shoe. Home Economics 87 Agriculture Builds Leaders In his agriculture classes, Mr. R. C. Hampton stressed not only farming but also leadership. His students en- tered many contests that helped teach them to be leaders. Mr. Hampton was particularly proud of his students as they won first place in the county in four events: Land Judging, Tool and Machinery Identifi- cation, FFA Quartet, and FFA Sweetheart. All of these students helped to make Bandys' agriculture department the best ever. A A tB 88 Future Farmers of America A Herbie Gabriel worked on his agriculture assignment. B Future Farmers of America, left to right. First Row: Jan Hamp- ton, Michael Dagenhardt, Scott Martin, Blair Nuzum, David Wil- kinson, Fred Shuford. Second Row: Quinton Williams, Greg Summerville, Mike Lail, Emilie Estep, Tim Crouse, Greg Cox, Mark Wentz. Third Row: Hugh Honeycutt, Mike Honeycutt, Ricky Beatty, Herbie Gabriel, Gary Lee, John Pope, Jeff Arndt. Fourth Row: Tyrone Mathis, Lee White, John Grier, Donnie Beam, Eric Huffman, Gary Lineberger, Pete Lail, Mark Wireman, Jimmy Bandy, Jeff Dellinger. Fifth Row: Bo Todd, Ricky Grif- fin, Gary McCall, Paul Drum, David Arndt, Tony Bolick, Jeff Barnette, Tim Stutts, Eric Christenbury, Jeff Houston. Sixth Row: Eric Schrum, Neal Hubbard, Darryl Radcliff, Billy Jo Putnam, Mark Stallings, Jimmy Fleming, Joe Morgan, Scotty Loftin, Allen Greenard. C Mr. R. C. Hampton explained parliamentary procedure to his students. D Fred Shuford, FFA sentinel, listened intently during this session. E Mr. Hampton answered a question for Michael Dagenhardt. ▼ E Agriculture 89 Auto Mechanics The major project of Mr. Brown's Auto Mechanics classes was the taking apart and rebuilding of an auto- mobile. This consisted of an inspection, an overhaul of the engine, and the repaint- ing of the body. The main objective of this class is to give each stu- dent an overall knowledge of the car and its many parts. Even for those who do not wish to become mechanics, the information they have retained will be useful to them in the fu- ture. A A ▼ B 90 Auto Mechanics AC ▼ D A Neal Abernathy helped prepare the engine block for rebuilding. B Amidst the grease and dirt, Jimmy Locklin replaced the wheel cylinder. C Auto Mechanics, left to right. First Row: Mr. Brown, Bruce Martin, Stanley Connor, Mike Jarrett, Jimmy Locklin, Justin Parlier, William Caldwell, Casey Littlejohn, Lewis Wilson. Second Row: Troy Elmore, Richard Gabriel, Morgan London, Deneil Caldwell, Charles Boston, Randy Dellinger, Jeff Tibbs, Mary Cook, Kuawana Flynn. Third Row: Jeff Granger, Ricky Broome, Jerry Forney, Mitchell Williams, Alan Falls, Tim Wilkinson, Har- vey Anderson, Delton Smith, Greg Ford. Fourth Row: Lawrence Leatherman, Harry Guin, Jeff Korn, Donald Kadlec, Neal Aber- nathy, Ken Huffman, Terry Allen. Fifth Row: Donald Smith, Nolan Sines, Michael Loftin, Tim Sharpe, Brian Poole, Michael Setzer, Barry Propst. D Greg Ford practiced his welding on these sheets of metal. Auto Mechanics 91 Carpentry Builds Equipment For Local Schools The Carpentry classes stayed very busy. They learned the techniques of carpentry and brick laying and then put these techniques into practice. They built shelves for Balls Creek Elementary, Catawba Elementary, and Tuttle Mid- dle Schools. They also built a farm shed for one of the teachers. Along with their other duties, the Carpentry classes kept things fixed up at Bandys. As this course proved, experience is sometimes the best teacher. 92 Carpentry A Kevin Elliott used the band- saw to cut off the edge of this board. B Ricky Cutshall carefully cut a board in two for a project in carpentry. C Anita Wilkinson showed that skills in carpentry are shared by both male and female. D Carpentry Club, left to right. First Row: Mr. Astor Propst, Davey Bumgarner, Mike Jar- rett, Jeff Howard, Mark Wentz, Marvin Pearce. Second Row: Walter Josey, Kevin Elliott, Danny Sherrill, Den- nis Setzer, Richard Line- berger, Darrell Caldwell. Carpentry Club 93 ICT Taught Students How To Live Industrial Cooperative Training had another very suc- cessful year. Students who took this course were allowed to come to school for three periods and then work for the rest of the day. These students were graded by their employers. Mr. M. D. Honeycutt, Industrial Cooperative Training Coordinator, tried to teach his students all aspects of living. Topics such as how to make a living, how to get a loan, and how to obtain social security benefits were discussed throughout the year. Mr. Honeycutt urged his students to join the Vocational Industrial Club of America (VICA). As more students became involved in this program, more on-the-job training was obtained. A A r B 94 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) A Instructor M. D. Honeycutt listened as one of his students made an interesting point. B VICA, left to right. First Row: Carolyn Hefner, Elesa Putnam, Gail Randall, Debbie Chafin, Renae Lee, Therese Brewer. Second Row: Tamara Swindell, Debbie Hill, Linda Abernathy, Tammi Hoyle, Cindy Parker. Third Row: Johnny Killian, Stewart Gal- loway, Sherry Beam, Debbie Black, Pat Elder, Gloria Josey, Margie Josey. Fourth Row: Donald Kadlec, Kenneth Huffman, Kerry Drum, Tim Rhyne, Bradley Drum, Pete Stewart, Mike Purkey, Jimmy Misenheimer. Fifth Row: Darren Parker, Ricky Scronce, Fletus Poston, David Drum, Tim Yount, Gary Martin. C Sherry Beam waited for the bell to ring and end the period. D New members of VICA had to be initiated. Debra Black, Sherry Beam, Ricky Scronce, Tammi Hoyle, Mike Berry, and Cindy Parker dressed in the styles of the fifties. AC ▼ D Industrial Cooperative Training (ICT) 95 Pre-Vocation — Job Orientated Unlike past years, pre-vocation classes were more job oriented. More vocational material was covered. Members of the class also helped around the school. They cleaned gym and kitchen floors and any other odd jobs that needed doing. As emphasis was put on job placement, the students looked forward to a promising future in the world of work. 96 Pre-Vocational Education A One of the duties of the pre- vocation class was to help keep the school clean. Stan- ley Connor helped by sweep- ing the gym floor. B Mr. Randy Faucette observed Roger Hines as he worked. C Lewis Wilson worked on his assignment. D Stanley Connor and Calvin Hill took a job placement test sponsored by the county. AC ▼ D Pre-Vocational Education 97 Health Focuses On Fitness The physical education classes took on a new look, with more stress put on the physical fitness and body conditioning programs. Due to this, many new activities were introduced and made available to the students. Such games as ping-pong, handball, weightlifting, and badminton were enjoyed by each P.E. class. This meant there was a wider range of games to pick from and each one helped to develop a specific part of the body. Because of these factors, our physical education pro- gram was improved. 98 Physical Education A Doug Howard concentra- ted on his opponent be- fore returning a serve. B Chris Campbell worked out on the bench press to further body conditioning. C Terry Locklin went up for a shot as Rusty Griffin watched. D E During the warm weather, softball and tennis were the games most preferred by the students. Physical Education 99 Trojan Band Takes Honors At Carousel Parade Even though the Trojan Band declined in number, they proved that they did not lack in talent. It was not the quantity, but the quality. Besides performing at the half time shows at the foot- ball games, they also contributed to the spirit at the pep rallies and at some home basketball games. Our Trojan Band also made their mark in the county and state. Our band ventured to the Carousel Parade and came away with many honors and awards: Marching, first place; Color Guards, second place; Drum Majors, second place; and Majorettes, second place. We were also well represented at the Piedmont Band Camp. We won the following awards: Majorettes, first place; Drum Majors, second place; Sabre, first place; and Color Guard, third place. For the first time, Bandys placed members on the All-State Band. Greg Sherrill (saxophone) and Rick Price (trumpet) won this honor. The congratulations go not only to the fine members who received each award, but also to Mr. Sam Harbinson. He has made the Trojan Band an outstanding feature that represents our school well. ▲ A ▼ B 100 Band A Rick Price and Diane Arndt played the national anthem before a home football game. B Shown here is the band. For a list of their names, look on page 219. C Besides playing at each foot- ball game, the Trojan band also contributed to the yell- ing and cheering. D Mr. Sam Harbinson, band in- structor, listened as the Tro- jan band practiced for Home- coming. E Michael Bollinger kept in time as he played his part. Band 101 Art and Chorus Play Big Part In Fine Arts Chorus and Art rounded out the Fine Arts program. Mr. Sam Harbinson directed the chorus as they sang dur- ing their Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also participated in Graduation exercises. Art took on a new look as Mrs. Brenda Rader took over as instructor. With many new creative ideas, Mrs. Rader taught her stu- dents how to make such things as wall hangings and wire sculptures. As art and chorus contin- ued to grow, so did the tal- ent of each individual parti- cipant. A A ▼ B B The Chorus, left to right First Row: Donna Stewart, Katrina Taylor, Tim Crouse, Robert Arndt, Tim Stinson, Tim Setzer, Tyronne Kennedy, Kathy Cline. Second Row: Tina Hefner, Pat Mundy, Kim Sigmon, Nina Smyre, Debra Self, Sandy Gilmore, Norma Wilson, Mary Jo Mauch. Third Row: Sandra Miller, Lisa Carroll, Donna Loadholdt, Wanda Glenn, Cindy Cooper, Cathy McCall, Laura Martin. Fourth Row: Myra Huitt, Madeline Wilkes, Celia Drum, Kelly High, Tamara Brittain, Diane Arndt, Denise Sipe, Terry Byers. 102 Chorus A C AD ▼ E A Mr. Sam Harbinson directed the chorus during their an- nual Spring Concert. C Selene Bowman weaved on her wall hanging. D Mrs. Brenda Rader showed Diane Arndt the correct way to weave in beads. E The art class displayed their work on boards in the halls. Art 103 Media Center The Media Center under- went many changes. The most important being the replacement of Mrs. Isen- hower, who retired. Mrs. Kiser was hired as the new Media Coordinator. She was assisted by Mrs. Nolley, who did a fine and suffi- cient job. The Media Center pro- vided not only a quiet place to work but also good refer- ence materials. The use of these materials was prepara- tory for students planning to go to college. A A ▼ B 104 Media Center A Media Club, left to right. First Row: Lisa Ballard, Pam McCorkle, Deanna Dover. Second Row: Janet Hamm, Sheila Shelton, Elizabeth McCaslin, Elizabeth Smith, Shelia Hedrick. Third Row: David Watson, Sharon Ed- wards, Lori Abernathy, David Wilkinson, George Reid. B A group of students gathered needed information during their study hall. C Media Center workers, Sharon Edwards, and Lisa Ballard, looked through a book in their spare time. D Mrs. Kiser skimmed through the card catalog for various books. E Van Nance showed Jewell Howard an interesting article that he had found. Media Center 105 Students In Action For Education Students in Action for Education, consisting of 98 members, was one of the largest clubs at Bandys. To become a member, a stu- dent had to have a grade- average of 85 or above. Mrs. Colette Bolick and Mrs. Karolyn Thornton were in charge of this tremendous group. They kept active doing such things as helping with open house and career day, doing special favors for the teachers, and taking trips to area high schools and colleges. These students did everything they could to better the school and the educational system. A A ▼ B 106 Students in Action for Education AC ▼ D A One of the projects of the SAE was to furnish the teachers cookies and drinks. Club Members Donna Potts, Tammy Hoff- man, Sharon Havner, and Marcel Brandon prepared these refreshments. B Shown here is the SAE Club. For a list of their names, see page 230. C D Mrs. Peggy Robinson (C) and Mrs. Sue Moss (D) played a vital role in Bandys' curriculum. These teachers' aides handled all study halls, giving the teachers a free period for planning. The main duty of these aides was to issue passes for the students to use the library and to go to other teachers' rooms to make up tests. Faculty and students alike have benefitted from this new situation. Teachers' Aides 107 Guidance Department Adds Mini-Mester And Career Day With the loss of Mr. W. A. Sigmon, Mr. Rex Sigmon was added to Bandys' guidance department. Mrs. Karolyn Thornton and he assisted college-bound students in apply- ing to various colleges, brought to the school representa- tives from major colleges, and were always willing to listen to each student's problems. They introduced a new concept for a spring break — mini-mesters. For three days these mini-mesters were held. It turned out to be enjoyable for the students as they took only two courses of their interest. These ranged from golf, soccer, and ballet to firearm safety, yoga, and peer coun- seling. Career day was another addition. This consisted of a career interest survey, which resulted in each student get- ting to learn about three careers of his choice. The guidance counselors picked two young men to attend Boys' State at Wake Forest University. For the first time, four students, instead of the traditional two, were nominated for the Morehead Scholarships awarded by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The guidance department fulfilled all its duties well. ► C 108 Guidance A B Mr. Rex Sigmon and Mrs. Karolyn Thornton headed Bandys' guidance depart- ment. C Dean Helton and Jeff Hoyle represented Bandys at Boys' State. D Morehead Nominees, left to right. Keith Nance, Dean Helton, Marcel Bran- don, Bill Heffner. E A representative from North Carolina State talked on textiles. F Karolyn Thornton was caught during a counseling session. AD ▼ E ▼ F Guidance 109 Administration Had What It Took With a smooth running administration, the school seemed to go smoothly as well. The credit goes to Mr. Ed Carter, principal; Mr. Bill Bost, assistant principal; and Mrs. Audrey Throneburg, secretary. This trio had the toughest jobs in school and they performed them well. Mr. Carter said this was one of the best schools in the state. He thought the faculty was very capable and the students needs were met in every area. He has had compli- ments made on the behavior of the students by visitors and the community. He believed the Child Care classes were very successful. The vocational training of the students was an asset to the community. With the attitude of the school's principal being as it was, our system continued to run smoothly. 110 Administration A Mrs. Audrey Throneburg bal- anced the budget. B Mr. Ed Carter and Mr. Bill Bost listened diligently during a teachers' meeting. C Mrs. Throneburg clowned around with second lunch students. D Mr. Bost checked out the bus log books. E Mr. Carter, principal, got an- other phone call. AC ▼ D ▼ E Administration 111 113 Mrs. Betty Austin — RESPONSIBILI- TY: Child Care Services. Miss Martha Beard — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State, B.S., M.Ed. RESPON- SIBILITIES: Home Economics, Ad- vanced Home Economics. Family Liv- ing, FHA. Mrs. Collette Williams Bolick — COL- LEGE: U.N.C.—Greensboro, B.A., M.Ed. RESPONSIBILITIES: General Math, Pre-Algebra. Algebra, Consumer Math. i Mr. Bill E. Bost - COLLEGE: Lenoir- Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Assis- tant Principal, Varsity Girls and Boys Basketball Coach. Mr. Richard D. Brown — COLLEGES: Nashville Auto Diesel, Certified Auto Mechanics and Welding, U. S. Army Signal Corp School, Certified Power Equipment Maintenance. RESPONSI- BILITY: Auto Mechanics. Mr. Everett Caldwell - COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, Wake Forest, Duke. RESPONSIBILITIES: Biology, Chem- istry, Photography, Science Club. Mr. John Caldwell - COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State. B.S. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Physical Science, Biology, Sci- ence Club. Mr. William E. Carter - COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILITY: Principal. Mrs. Marilyn Clark - COLLEGE: West- ern Carolina. RESPONSIBILITIES: Health and Physical Education, Biolo- gy, Physical Science, Pep Club, Softball Coach. Mr. William R. Crawford - COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Biology, Physical Science, Driv- ers' Education, Wrestling Coach, JV Football Coach. Mr. Randy Faucette , — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBILI- TIES: Special Education, Monogram Club, Varsity Football Coach, Drivers' Education, Varsity Baseball Coach, JV Boys Basketball Coach. Mr. Richard Foster — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Health, Advanced Physical Education, Varsity Football Head Coach, Track Coach. 114 Faculty ♦ Mrs. Margaret Burton Gatewood — COLLEGE: U.N.C.-Chapel Hill. B.A. RESPONSIBILITY: English. Miss Donna J. Guest — COLLEGES: U.N.C.—Greensboro, U.N.C.-Chapel Hill. RESPONSIBILITIES: Advanced f English, Debate Coach. Mr. Richard C. Hampton — COL- LEGES: N. C. State. U.N.C.-Chapel Hill, B.S. RESPONSIBILITIES: Agri- cultural Education, FFA. Mr. Charles Samuel Harbinson — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Band, Chorus. Mr. Kenneth W. Hilderbran — COL- LEGE: Appalachian State, B.S. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: Physics, Advanced Math, General Math, Beta Club, School Photographer, Annual Advisor, Gate Duty. Mr. Make D. Honeycutt — COL- LEGES: Appalachian State, Lenoir- Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: ICT. VICA, Chairman of Junior-Senior Prom, Varsity Football Scout. Mrs. Mickie Horton — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, Appalachian State, Davidson. RESPONSIBILITIES: Con- sumer Math, Geometry, Algebra, Ten- nis Coach, Varsity Cheerleaders. Mr. Leonard H. Jones — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: World History, Health and Physical Education. Mr. Robert L. Kilby - COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: JV Girls Basketball Coach, Varsity Football Coach, JV Football Coach, History, Health and Physical Education. Mrs. Katherine Seitz Kiser — COL- LEGE - Appalachian State, B.S. and M.A. RESPONSIBILITY: Media Cen- ter Coordinator. Mrs. Barbara Laney — COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne, A.B. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Clerical Office Procedures, Business Math. Business Management, Typing, Business Law, Data Processing. Mrs. Kaye McConnell - COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: French, Varsity Cheerleaders, French Club. Faculty 115 Mrs. Clare Miller - COLLEGES: Le- noir-Rhyne, U.N.C.—Greensboro, Ap- palachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: Typing, Data Processing, Business Law. Shorthand, Journalism Newspaper, Accounting. Mrs. Sue E. Ross - RESPONSIBIL- ITY: Teachers' Aide. Mrs. Elizabeth Nolley — COLLEGE: Appalachian State. RESPONSIBIL- ITY: Media Center Aide. Mr. Astor Propst — COLLEGES: Le- noir-Rhyne, N. C. State. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Carpentry, Construction Industry. Mrs. Brenda Rader — COLLEGE: East Tennessee State. B.S. RESPONSI- BILITIES: Art. History. Mrs. Peggy Robinson — RESPONSI- BILITY: Teachers' Aide. 116 Faculty Mrs. Patsy Rogers — COLLEGE: Ap- palachian State. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Seniors' Affairs, Graduation. Mr. Charles M. Scott - COLLEGES: Mitchell College, A.S., Appalachian State. B.S., U.N.C.-Charlotte. RE- SPONSIBILITIES: History, Key Club. Mr. Rex G. Sigmon — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, B.A. Appalachian State, M.A., University of Texas, E.D.S., Uni- versity of Wyoming. RESPONSIBIL- ITY: Vocational Guidance. Mrs. Linda Spencer — COLLEGE: Appalachian State, B.S. RESPONSI- BILITY: Child Care Services. Mrs. Nancy Jo Teague - COLLEGE: Lenoir-Rhyne. RESPONSIBILITIES: Algebra, Consumer Math. Mrs. Karolyn Thornton — COLLEGES: Lenoir-Rhyne, A.B., U.N.C.—Char- lotte. M.E., Appalachian State. Psy- chologist 1. RESPONSIBILITY: Gui- dance Counselor. Mrs. Audrey Throneburg — COL- LEGES: Brevard, Lenoir-Rhyne, Clev- engers. RESPONSIBILITY: School Secretary. Mr. L. A. Walker - COLLEGES: Johnson C. Smith, U.N.C.-Charlotte. RESPONSIBILITIES: English, Track Coach. Mrs. Susan Witherspoon — COLLEGE: U.N.C.—Charlotte. RESPONSIBIL- ITIES: Reading Teacher, JV Cheer- leaders. A Senior Class Miss: Donarie Good. B Senior Class officers. First Row: President Doug Howard, Reporter Bill Heffner, Testator Kim Fox, Historian Terry Byers. Second Row: Prophet Cindy Gilleland, Vice-President Mark Kale, Poet Jo Eddie McCombs, Secretary Stephanie Caldwell. MOTTO: Yesterday is for our memories, Tomorrow is for our dreams. And today is for us. COLORS: Green and Gold FLOWER: Yellow Rose MASCOTS: Shannon Spencer Sean Wilkinson 118 Seniors Linda Faye Abernathy Clifton Joseph Allen Sharon Donna Beam Linda Faye Abernathy — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Abernathy, Route 2, Box 109, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2; VICA 3. 4, FHA 1. 2. Clifton Joseph Allen - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen, Jr., Route 1, Sherrills Ford, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pre-Vocation Club 3. 4; Track 2; Varsity Football 3. Sherri Diane Arndt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Arndt, Route 1, Box 61. Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Science Club 1, 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; FHA 1; Beta Club 3. 4, Reporter 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Chorus 4; JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; John Phillip Sousa Band Award 3. Sharon Donna Beam — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Beam. Route 1. Box 67, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1; VICA 4; Library Club 1. 2. Mike Drew Berry — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drew Berry, Route 1. Box 183-C, Sherrills Ford. N. C. Deborah Helen Black — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Black, Route 2, Box 453, Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: Library Club 2; VICA 4. Sherri Diane Arndt Mike Drew Berry Deborah Helen Black Seniors 119 Kevin Coulter Boggs — Parent: Mr. Walter Roy Boggs, Route 2, Box 204, Claremont, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Debate Team 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Homecoming Escort 4. Marcel Caroline Brandon — Parent: Mrs. J. Max Brandon, Jr., 425 Hwy. 10-E, Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 2. 3, 4; SAE 2. 3. 4. Beta Club 2. 3. 4, FHA 1; Annual Staff 3. 4. Junior Editor 3. Co-Editor 4; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans Representative 3; Chief Junior Marshal; Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4. Ashley Cameron Brumley - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Britt Brumley. Route 1. Box 28. Sherrills Ford, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FFA 2, 3. 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4; Bus Driver 2. 3. Kathy Annette Burke - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Billy Burke. Route 1. Box 183. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1; Pep Club 1. Terry Lynn Byers - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ray Byers, Route 1, Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2; FHA 1. 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. President 4; Captain of Colorguard 3. 4; Maiorette 4; Best Sabre, Limestone College 4; Homecoming Court 4; Class Historian 4. Donna Mae Caldwell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Odell Caldwell. Route 1, Box 232, Claremont. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: FHA 1. 2. 4; FSA 3. 4; Chorus 4. Elissa Dianne Caldwell — Parents: Mr. 8nd Mrs. John Caldwell, Jr., Route 1. Box 449, Maiden. N. C CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FSA 2. 3; French Club 2. 3. 4, Band 1, 2. 3; Newspaper Staff 4. Stephanie Lynn Caldwell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Von Caldwell. Route 2. Box 587. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Reporter 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, SAE 2, 3. 4. French Club 3, 4. Maid of Honor 4; Pep Club 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, Secretary 3; Annual Advertising Staff 3. Newspaper Staff 4. Co-Editor 4; JV Basketball 1; Tennis Team 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Homecoming Court 4; Senior Superlative - Most Likely to Succeed. William Sandor Caldwell — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell, Route 1, Box 94, Sherrills Ford. N. C. Stanley McDowell Connor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Connor. Route 1, Box 120. Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Key Club 4; Pre-Vocation Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball 1. 2; Senior Superlative - Best All Around. Gregory Fam Cox — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cox, Long Island, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4; French Club 4; FFA 2, 4; SAE 2; Bus Driver 4; JV Football 1; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; FSA Sweetheart 3; Senior Superlative - Most Athletic. Timothy Neal Crouse — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Crouse. Route 1, Box 100, Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; Auto Mechanics Club 1. 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; JV Football 1, 2. Captam 2. Gary Butler Award 2; Varsity Football 3. 4. Kevin Coulter Boggs Marcel Caroline Brandon Stephanie Lynn Caldwell Elissa Dianne Caldwell Shelia Setter Denning - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Coyte Setter, Route 1. Box 214-A. Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1, 2. 3, Science Club 2; SAE 2, 3, 4. Beta Club 3, 4. French Club 3. 4; FSA 4; Senior Superlative - Neatest. Emma Darlene Devme — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James E. Devine, 1251 East H. Street. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1, 2. Science Club 1. 2. 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Celia May Drum - Parent: Mrs. Elizabeth Drum, Route 2. Box 520, Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. FSA 3. 4. V.ce-Pres.- dent 3. President 4; Chorus 3. 4. Glenn David Drum — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drum, Jr., Hwy. 10. Newton. N. C CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: VICA 3. 4; Agriculture 2. 3; JV Football 2. John Bradley Drum - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Calvin Coolidge Drum, 309 Caleb Setzer Road. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: VICA 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Cynthia Jane Eades — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eades, Box 11. Long Island. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1; SAE 2. 3. 4. Reporter 4; French Club 3. 4; FSA 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. Shelia Setzer Denning Emma Darlene Devine 120 Seniors Ashley Cameron Brumley William Sandor Caldwell Celia May Drum Glenn David Drum John Bradley Drum Cynthia Jane Eades Seniors 121 James Timothy Edwards Patricia Daphne Elder Nantahala Goldie Ervin Emile Callahan Estep Sharon Davis Havner Sandra Renee Hedrick Shelia Bernice Hedrick William Franklin Heffner Cynthia Dianne Gilleland Sandra Diane Gilmore Wanda Annette Glenn Melissa Elizabeth Glover 122 Seniors Kimberly Pearl Fox Catherine Sue Gilleland Donarie Alice Good Jan Elizabeth Hampton Carolyn Marie Hefner Kenneth James Hefner James Timothy Edwards — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards. Route 1, Catawba, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS, AND AWARDS: Carpentry Club 4 Patricia Daphne Elder — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Elder, Route 1, Box 275, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS, AND AWARDS: VICA 4. Nantahala Goldie Ervin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ervin, Route 2, Box 239, Catawba, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4, FHA 1; French Club 2. 3. 4, FSA 4 Emile Callahan Estep — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Estep. Route 2, Box 620, Newton, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4. SAE 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. 4, Beta Club 2. 3. 4; FFA 4; Band 1, 2; Class Vice-President 1; Junior Marshal; Newspaper Staff 3. 4. Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4; Prom Committee 3; JV Scorekeeper 1; Varsity Scorekeeper 3, 4. Optimist Oratorical Contest 2, Second Runner-Up 2; Woodmen of the World History Award 3; Senior Superlative — Most Intellectual. Kimberly Pearl Fox — Parent: Mrs. Felicia Fox, Route 2, Box 196, Claremont. N. C CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS. Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4. French Club 2. 3, 4; Monogram Club 3. 4; FSA 4. Sophomore Entertainment Committee. Class Testator 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. Volleyball 3; Most Valuable Volleyball Player 3; Most Valuable Basketball Player 3; Senior Superlative - Most Athletic. Catherine Sue Gilleland - Parent: Mrs. Jessie L. Gilleland. Route 2, Box 405, Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2. 4. French Club 2. 3, 4; FHA 1; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Monogram Club 4; FSA 4. SAE 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Annual Staff 4; JV Scorekeeper 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Christmas Court Attendant 4. Cynthia Dianne Gilleland — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Gilleland, Route 1, Box 161. Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Beta Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. 4; French Club 3. 4, President 4; FHA 1. 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2; Annual Index Statistician 4. SAE 2. 3. 4, President 3; Class Reporter 1; Class Prophet 4; Prom Chairman 3; Annual Advertising Staff 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; JV Scorekeeper 1; Christmas Court Attendant 4. Sandra Diane Gilmore — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, Route 1. Box 197, Maiden. N. C. CLU8S, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; FSA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4; JV Cheerleader 1, 2. Co-Captam 2; Library Club 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Colorguard 4; JV Scorekeeper 3. Wanda Annette Glenn - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Glenn. 303 Caleb Seller Road, Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS. FHA 1. Science Club 1, 2, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Chorus 4; Annual Typist 4. SAE 4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3. Melissa Elizabeth Rose Glover — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glover. Box 218a-1. Sherrills Ford, N. C. CLU8S, HONORS. AND AWARDS Pep Club 3. 4; French Club 3; Debate Team 3; Newspaper Staff 3; FFA Sweetheart Pageant Donane Alice Good - Parent: Mrs. Helen Jo Good. Route 1. 8ox 410, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2, 3. French Club 3; Prom Entertainment Committee 3; JV Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Court 2; Class Miss 4. Jan Elizabeth Hampton - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hampton. Route 2. Box 99 a. Claremont. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: French Club 1. 2. 3; Beta Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Monogram Club 1, Secretary 1; Varsity Basketball 1; Softball 1; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4, Chapter Reporter 1. Chapter Secretary 2. Federal Secretary 2. Chapter Vice-President 3. Federal President 3. 4, Chapter President 4, District Secretary 4. FFA Federal Winner — Public Speaking. Parliamentary Procedure. Forestry, Land Judging, Creed. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. FFA Sweetheart Pageant 3, 4, FFA Sweetheart 4. Sharon Davis Havner — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joel Havner, Route 2, Box 147-a, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS.HONORS. AND AWARDS. Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Beta Club 2. 3, 4; Science Club 2; SAE 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 3; FSA 3. Corre- sponding Secretary 3; Annual Staff 3, 4. Typist 4; Annual Advertising 3, 4; Band Colorguard 2; Class Miss 1; Prom Committee 3; Junior Marshal; Optimist Oratorical Winner 1, 2; District Oratorical Contest Second Place 2; Powder Puff Football 3; FFA Sweetheart Contest 4, Second Runner-up 4; Christmas Court 4, Christmas Queen 4; Senior Superlative Most Reliable. Sandra Renee Hedrick — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Hedrick. Route 2, Box 138, Catawba. N. C. Shelia Bernice Hedrick — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hedrick. Route 2, Box 507. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: Beta Club 2. 3. 4. FSA 3, 4; SAE 3, 4; Secretary 4; Science Club 1, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Junior Marshal. William Franklin Heffner, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heffner, Sr., P. O. Box 262. Pinnacle, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 2. 3, 4. Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Photographer 2. 3, 4; Library Club 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Beta Club 2. 3, 4; President 4; JV Baseball 1; Newspaper Staff 4, Junior Marshal; Class Reporter 4; Governor's School Candidate 3; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 4; Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4. Carolyn Marie Hefner — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Everette M. Hefner, Route 2, Box 214, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FSA 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; VICA 4. Kenneth James Eugene Hefner — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hefner, Route 1, Box 546. Maiden, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS, AND AWARDS: Auto Mechanics Club 4. Seniors 123 Phillip Dean Helton — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E. Helton. Route 2, Box 201-C, Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1; French Club 2. 3. 4, Beta Club 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 2. 3. 4, Student Relations Committee 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4. Junior Editor 3. Co-Editor 4; Key Club 3, 4; Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4; Sophomore Entertainment Committee; Class Vice-President 2; Junior Marshal; Home- coming Escort 2. 4. Boys State 3; Representative to Chamber of Commerce Seminar on Human Relations 4; Baseball 1; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Senior Superlative - Most Reliable. Donna Lynne Hewitt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hewitt. Jr.. Route 1, Box 494, Maiden. N. C CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FFA 1; Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Drum Major 3, 4, Band Director’s Award 3. Kelly Wayne Hewitt — Parent: Mrs. Ine Hewitt, Jr., 210 Hwy. 16. Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2; French Club 4. Teresa Dara Hilderbran — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hilderbran, Route 1, Box 58. Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: FHA 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. Debbie Sue Hill - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, Route 1. Box 227-H. Catawba. N. C CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1; ICT 4. Tammy Jean Hoffman — Parents: Rev. and Mrs. Billy Charles Hoffman, Box 7, Long Island. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: SAE 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; FHA 1; French Club 3, 4; Annual Senior Directory Statistician and Typist 4, Prom Committee 3; JV Cheerleader 2. Tammy Lynn Honeycutt — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Honeycutt. Route 1. Box 159. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: SAE 2. 3. 4; Annual Typist 4, Science Club 1. Douglas Stowe Howard - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howard, Route 1, Denver. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 3. President 4; French Club 2. 3, 4, Science Club 1; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Class President 4; Senior Superlative Most Courteous. Robert Jeffrey Howard — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Howard, Route 1, Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: Key Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; Carpentry Club 4, Treasurer 4; Track 1, 3; Senior Superlative - Neatest. Jeffery Odis Hoyle — Parent: Mrs. Bonme Harris. Route 2, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: Science Club 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1; JV Basketball 1; JV Football 1; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; Annual Business Manager 4; Class President 3. Tammi Jean Hoyle — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hoyle. Route 1, Box 143, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FSA 3. SAE 2. 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; VICA 4, Busdriver. Phyllis Ann Huffman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huffman. Route 2, Box 541. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1. Sharon Demse Issac - Parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Issac, Route 3. Box 495. Conover. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 2. 3. 4; VICA 3. President 3; Prom Entertainment Committee 3. Pamela Dawn Isenhour — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Coy E. Isenhour, Route 2, Box 136, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: SAE 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Monogram Club 3,4; FHA 1; JV Scorekeeper 3; Annual Staff 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. Michael Allen Jarrett — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Jarrett. Route 1, Box 427, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2; Auto Mechanics Club 4, Vice-President 4. Sharon Ann Johnson — Parent: Mrs. Anne Johnson, P. O. Box 554, Newton, N. C CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Art Club 1; Spanish Club 1. Gloria Jean Josey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Josey, Route 1. Box 351, Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: SAE 2. 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; VICA 4. Margaret Lynn Josey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Josey. Route 1, Box 293. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: VICA 3. 4. Phillip Dean Helton Donna Lynne Hewitt Tammy Lynn Honeycutt Douglas Stowe Howard 124 Seniors Kelly Wayne Hewitt Robert Jeffrey Howard Michael Allen Jarrett Teresa Dara Hilderbran Debbie Sue Hill Tammy Jean Hoffman Tammi Jean Hoyle Phyllis Ann Huffman Jeffery Odis Hoyle Sharon Ann Johnson Gloria Jean Josey Margaret Lynn Josey Seniors 125 Cheryl Ann Kale Mark Allan Kale Zeb Leonard Kale Cynthia Dawn Leatherman Pamela Little Thomas Jeffrey Little Richard Wayne Lineberger Danny M. Lister 126 Seniors Cheryl Ann Kale — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy L. Kale. Route 1, Box 220-C, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2; FHA 1. 2, 3; SAE 2, 3, 4, Christmas Court 1. 3; Class Miss 2; Class Reporter 2; Senior Superlative — Most Courteous. Mark Allan Kale — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Griffm Kale. Route 1. Box 89, Denver, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: Key Club 3. 4; Monogram Club 4; French Club 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; SAE 4; Class Vice-President 4. Sophomore Entertainment Committee; Annual Business Manager 4; Homecoming Escort 2, 3. 4. Zeb Leonard Kale — Parent: Mrs. Winifred Kale, Route 1, Box 206. Catawba N. C. CLUBS, HONORS, AND AWARDS: FFA 1, 2; VICA 3, 4. Cynthia Dawn Leatherman — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stewart, Route 2, Box 25-B. Catawba. N. C. Deneena Elaine Lewis — Parent: Mary E. Kennedy. Route 2, Box 82, Catawba, N. C. Deneena Elaine Lewis Nelson Casey Littlejohn James Thomas Lewis, Jr. James Thomas Lewis, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lewis, Sr., Route 1. Box 148-8. Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: French Club 2, 3; Library Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2. Richard Wayne Lmeberger — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lee Lmeberger. Route 1. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Carpentry Club 4. Danny M. Lister — Parent: Mrs. Joy Kincaid, Route 2. Box 577-A, Newton, N. C. Pamela Little — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Reades R. Little. Route 2. Box 78, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS, HONORS, AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 3. 4; JV Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Thomas Jeffrey Little — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. Little, Route 1, Denver, N. C. -CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Key Club 4; Science Club 1; Senior Superlative - Most Likely to Succeed. Nelson Casey Littlejohn — Parent: Annie Littlejohn, 715 South Davidson. New- ton, N. C. Donna Elizabeth Loadholt — Parents: Rev. and Mrs. Don 8. Loadholdt, Route 2, Box 15. Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: FHA 1. 2. 4. Vice-President 4; FSA 4; Chorus 1,4; Christmas Court 2. 4. Teresa Nellie Love — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Love, Route 1, Box 373. Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Epsilon Beta Club 1; FHA 1; French Club 3, 4; FSA 4; Science Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; SAE 3. 4, President 4; Prom Refreshment Committee 3; N. C. Delegate to the Reenact- ment of Continental Congress of 1976. 3. Donna Elizabeth Loadholdt James Lee McCleave - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Chester McCleave, Route 1, Box 118-A. Sherrills Ford, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 3; All Tournament 3. Honorable Mention to All-State 3, Most Improved 2. Best Offensive Player 3. Jo Eddie McCombs — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis McCombs, Route 2. Box 582. Newton, N. C CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; FHA 2; Student Relations Committee 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Class President 1. 2; Class Poet 4, JV Basketball 1. 2; Track Statistician 3; Homecoming Court 1. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Senior Superlative — Most Original. Melvin Bernard McCullough — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCullough, Route 2. Box 125. Catawba. N. C. Gary Dale Martin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Martin. Jr., Route 2, Box 450, Newton, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: FF A 1. 2. 3; ICT 3, 4; JV Football 2. Teresa Martin — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ferman E. Martin, Route 1, Box 398, Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 2. 3,4; FSA 3. 4; SAE 2.3,4; Band 1. Gary Dale Martin Teresa Martin Seniors 127 Sherry Ann Meadows — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Atkins, Route 2. Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2. French Club 2, 3. 4. Sandra Marie Miller — Parent: Robert L. Miller. Route 2. Box 148, Newton, N. C. Jimmy Carroll Misenheimer, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Carroll Misen- heimer. Route 1. Box 63. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Band 1, 2; ICT 3, 4. Sylvia Annette Mundy — Parent: Mrs. Hattie O. Mundy, Route 1, Box 104. Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4. French Club 4; Student Relations Committee 2; Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 4, Softball 2. 3. 4; Track Statistician 2. Kimberly Rose Murray — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Murray. Route 1. Box 39, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Mono- gram Club 3. 4. SAE 2. 3. 4; Student Relations Committee 3; 8eia Club 2, 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; Science Club 1; FSA 3. 4; French Club 3. 4. Reporter 4; Prom En- tertainment Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 3; JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captam 4. Homecoming Court 4 Keith Van Allen Nance — Parents: Rev. and Mrs. Bill Cook, Route 1, Box 172-A. Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: French Club 3. 4; Beta Club 3. 4; SAE 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Monogram Club 3, 4; Annual Proofreader 4; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Track 4; Wrestling 1; Junior Marshal; Homecoming Escort 4; Morehead Scholarship Nominee 3; Governor's School Candidate 3; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Stuart Scholarship Nomi- nee 4; Senior Superlative - Most Intellectual. Edward Blair Nuzum — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Nuzum, Route 2, Box 188, Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 1. 2, 3, 4; FFA 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Auto Mechanics Club 3; Bus Driver 4; JV Football 1. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; FFA Federation Creed Winner 2. Cynthia Diane Parker — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Parker. P. O. Box 735, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2.3.4; VICA 4; FSA 3. 4; Science Club 1. Darren Wayne Parker — Parent: Shelby Little, Route 2. Box 234, Claremont, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: ICT 3. 4. Stephen Justin Parlier — Parent: Mrs. S. M. Horton, Route 2, Box 85. Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4, President 4; Track 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. Marvin Alvm Pearce — Parent: Ruby F. Pearce, Box 29, Long Island, N. C. Sandra Elaine Pigate - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Pigate, Route 3. Box 725, Conover. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1, Gymnastics Club 1. 2. Carlton Fletus Poston, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fletus Poston, Sr., Route 2, Box 430. Newton, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS, AND AWARDS: FFA 3, 4; Track 2. 3; FFA Contest Four Awards 3; School Record for Pole Vaulting 3. Donna Gale Potts — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Miles A. Potts, Route 1, Box 78. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2. 4; French Club 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4. FHA 1; SAE 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; JV Basketball 1; Annual Senior Directory Statistician and Typist 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff Football 3. 4; Junior Marshal. Mike Wayne Purkey — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Neal Purkey, Route 2, Box 439. Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: VICA 4; Science Club 1; JV Football 1. 2; Track 1; Tennis 3, 4; Optimist Oratorical Contest 1. Elesa Hedrick Putnam — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Coyte E. Hedrick, Route 2, Box 221-A, Catawba, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: SAE 2; FSA 4. Treasurer 4; Beta Club 2. 3, 4. VICA 3, 4. President 3, 4. Cheryl Denise Raper — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carroll, Route 1. Hwy. 150, Denver. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: FHA 2; FSA 3, Pep Club 4. JV Basketball 1, 2; Softball 3; Class Miss 3. Cynthia Joan Ratchford — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratchford, Jr., Route 1, Box 172. Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: French Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4, Science Club 1, 2, Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Monogram Club 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3, 4; SAE 2, 3, Secretary 3; FHA 1, 4, Treasurer 4; Junior Marshal; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. 1st Runner-Up 4; Senior Superlative - Most School Spirited. Sherry Ann Meadows Sandra Marie Miller Edward Blair Nuzum Cynthia Diane Parker Carlton Fletus Poston, Jr. Donna Gale Potts 128 Seniors Jimmy Carroll Misenheimer Sylvia Annette Mundy Kimberly Rose Murray Keith Van Allen Nance Darren Wayne Parker Stephen Justin Parlier Marvin Alvin Pearce Mike Wayne Purkey Elesa Hedrick Putnam Cheryl Denise Raper Sandra Elaine Pigate Cynthia Joan Ratchford Seniors 129 Randy Dale Raybon George Ray Reid Kimberly Jean Rivens Timothy Paul Scaer Timothy Alan Setzer Dixon Ray Singleton Amy Carol Sherrill Norma Jean Sipe Dennis Darrell Setzer Jane Carole Setzer Kimberly Kay Sigmon Fred Winslow Shuford 130 Seniors Ricky Reid Schronce Michael Leonard Sherrill Debra Ann Self Telicia Renee Sherrill Randy Dale Raybon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carlos R. Miller. 104 Sarah Ave., Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 3. 4; Varsity Football 3. 4; Class Vice-President 3; Senior Superlative - Most Original. George Ray Reid — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Willie Reid, Jr., Route 1, Box 109-A. Sherrills Ford. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 3. 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Kimberly Jean Rivens — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rivens, Route 2, Box 378. Newton, N. C. Timothy Paul Scaer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Scaer, 7 Mt. Olive Rd., Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Student Relations Com- mittee 3; Homecoming Escort 4. Ricky Reid Schronce — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Schronce. Route 1. Box 136. Maiden, N. C. Debra Ann Self — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis Self. Route 2. Box 638, Newton, N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Oub 2. 3. 4, FSA 3. 4; Chorus 4, Secretary 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Quarter Master 3; Library Club 4, Reporter 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Miss FSA 1976 3; Band Member of the Week 3; Richard Parkhurst Memorial Award 3. Dennis Darrell Setzer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Setzer, Sr., Route 1, Box 147. Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. ANO AWARDS: Key Club 3. 4; Monogram Club 2, 3. 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; SAE 2; Carpentry Club 4, President 4; JV Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. Co-Captain 4; MVP Offensively Baseball 3. Senior Superlative - Most School Spirited. Jane Carole Setzer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Seth W. Setzer, Route 2, Box 213, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FSA 3. 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 1. 2; Junior Marshal; Prom Refreshment Committee 3. Timothy Alan Setzer — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Willie Setzer, Route 2. Box 317, Claremont. N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Varsity Football Manager 3. 4. Amy Carol Sherrill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Sherrill, 126 Hwy. 16. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4. FSA 3; Science Club 1. 2, 4; FHA 1; SAE 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Sophomore Entertainment Committee; Class Sec- retary 2. 3; Senior Superlative — Best All Around. Michael Leonard Sherrill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sherrill, Route 2, Box 93. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: VICA 3; JV Basketball 1. 2. Telicia Renee Sherrill — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gene Sherrill, Route 1, Box 432. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1; Pep Club 1; Newspaper Staff 3; SAE 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Sophomore En- tertainment Committee; Homecoming Court 3. 4, Second Runner-Up 4; Prom Committee 3. Fred Winslow Shuford, Jr. — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shuford, Route 2. Box 236. Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: FFA 1, 2. 3. 4. Sen- tinel 2. 3, 4. Auto Mechanics Club 2, 3; Bus Driver 4. Kimberly Kay Sigmon — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Sigmon, Route 2. Box 180. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1. 2. 4; FSA 3. 4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; JV Cheerleader 1, 2; Beta Club 3. 4. Dixon Ray Singleton — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Burke. Route 2. Box 64, Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. VICA 3; Class Reporter 1. Baseball 4; Varsity Football 4. Norma Jean Sipe — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Sipe, Route 1, Box 130, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Drum Major 3. Head Drum Major 4. Science Club 1. 4; French Oub 2. 3. 4. FSA 3, 4; Pep Club 1; FFA 1; SAE 2; Bus Driver 2, 3. 4; Band Director's Award 3. Sible Denise Sipe — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pennington. Route 2, Box 246, Claremont. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS, AND AWARDS: French Oub 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Science Club 1. 2; FHA 1; FSA 3. 4. Band 4; JV Cheerleader 1, 2. Captam 2. , Nina Gail Smyre — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L Smyre. Route 2, Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Science Oub 1; Pep Club 1. 2. FSA 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; JV Cheerleader 1. 2. Sible Denise Sipe Nina Gail Smyre Seniors 131 Peter Nelson Stewart — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Stewart, Route 3, Box 729, Conover. N. C. Tim Lee Stinson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Stinson, Route 2, Box 12, Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; French Club 2. 3; Library Club 2, 3. Lawrence Anthony Story — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Story. Route 1, Box 382, Maiden, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2; French Club 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. James Gregory Summerville — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James B. Summerville. Route 1. Box 226. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS, HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 2, 3. 4, Auto Mechanics Club 2. 3. FFA 2. 4; Baseball 1; Bus Driver 3. 4. Tammy Sue Swindell — Parent: Mrs. Josephine Lawson, Route 1, Box 264, Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: VICA 4. Angela Grace Taylor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Taylor, Route 2, Box 134, Catawba. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1, 2. Band 1; FHA 1; FSA 3, 4; SAE 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; French Club 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4. Katrina Paulette Taylor — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. Taylor. 206 Morning- side Drive. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1. 2; SAE 2. 3, 4; French Club 2. 3, 4; FSA 4; Science Club 4. David Keith Watson — Parent: Mrs. Mattie Watson. Route 2. Box 231, Newton, N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWAROS: FFA 1; FSA 1; Library Club 3. 4. President 4. Mark Edward Went — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Pervie J. Wentz, Route 2, Box 489. Maiden. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4; Carpentry Club 2, 3, 4; JV Football 1. 2; JV Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Varsity Football 3. 4. Captam 4. Gary Wayne White — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White, Route 1, Box 35. Sherrills Ford. N. C. Sandra Gail Wilkinson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Wilkinson, Route 2, Box 3. Newton. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: French Club 3. Doris Ann Wilson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie A. Wilson, P. O. Box 30, Long Island. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: FHA 1; SAE 2. 3. 4; FSA 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Lewis Warren Wilson — Parent: Mr. Billy Wilson. Route 2, Catawba. N. C. Michael Eugene Wilson — Parent: Mr. Billy Wilson, Route 2, Catawba, N. C. Timothy Wayne Yount — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Yount, Route 2. Box 183. Claremont. N. C. CLUBS. HONORS. AND AWARDS: Science Club 1. 2; VICA 3. 4. Shannon Leigh Spencer - Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rhonda Spencer, Route 1, Claremont. N. C. HONOR: Mascot. Sean Thomas Wilkinson — Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wilkinson, Route 2, Maiden, N. C. HONOR: Mascot. Peter Nelson Stewart Tim Lee Stinson Katrina Paulette Taylor David Keith Watson Lewis Warren Wilson Michael Eugene Wilson 132 Seniors Gary Wayne White Sandra Gail Wilkinson Mark Edward Wentz Sean Thomas Wilkinson Shannon Leigh Spencer Timothy Wayne Yount Angela Grace Taylor Doris Ann Wilson Seniors 133 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors A Junior Class Miss: Jewell Howard. B Junior Class officers, left to right. Vice-President Lisa Car- roll, Secretary Fran Nance, Reporter Philip Beard, President Marshall Sigmon. 134 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Neal Lee Abernathy Ricky William Abernethy Terry Eugene Allen William Harvey Anderson Richard Forester Baker, Jr. Michael Andrew Barnette Philip Daren Beard Richard Alexander Beatty Kerri Dawn Bolick Terrie Gelene Bolick Theresa Lynn Brewer Tamara Jill Britain Ricky Eugene Broome Elizabeth Diane Brown Davey Andrew Bumgarner Darrell William Caldwell Deneil David Caldwell Christopher Mark Campbell Lisa Dawn Carrol Enoch Nichols Catchings Ray Junior Catoe Debbie Carol Chafin Linda Arqurita Clarke Kathy Ann Cline Lillian Renee Clontz Charles Edward Connor Thomas Nelson Connor Mary Elizabeth Cook Donna Lynne Cox Terry Rae Cruse Ricky Keith Cutshall George Michael Dagenhardt Jackie Marice Davis Darius Ray Deal David Levon Deal Randy Dale Dellinger Kary David Drum Kimberly Lee Drum Lee Arthur Drum James Michael Fishe Brenda Sue Flowers Sylvia Devon Flowers Kuawana Denise Flynn Gregory Ford Gwendolyn Burnett Forney Janet Darlene Forney Julie Rae Frazier Randy Wayne Fulbright Herbie Wilkie Gabriel Juniors 135 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Winalda Jean Gabriel Marian Camilla Garris Alice Jeanne Gilleland Teresa Lynn Glovier Jefferson Scott Granger Harry Lee Guin Teresa Dyrene Gwyn Allen Ray Ham Marva Lynn Harper Annette Sue Hartsoe Timmy Hillard Hartsoe Barbara Ellen Harwell Beverly June Haynes Valentina Hefner Kelly Gray High Calvin Layfayette Hill Lisa Annette Hovis Maria Jewell Howard Kenneth Ray Huffman Kathy Leigh Isenhour Kelly Nelson Isenhour Elizabeth Gertrude Johnson Terry Wayne Jones Stanley Dale Josey Walter Raeford Josey Donald Lee Kadlec Donna Lynn Keever Tyronne Charles Kennedy 136 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Johnny Kevin Killian Gary Neal Klinger Jeffrey Wilburn Korn Michael Wayne Lail Timothy Glenn Lail Carol Lynne Laney Rita Susan Laws Lawrence Leatherman Carroll Mark Lee Gary Nathan Lee Cindy Lenelle Lineberger Timothy Clay Lineberger William Albert Loadholdt James Stephen Locklin Pamela Denise McAlister Cathy Lynn McCall Craig Steven McClain Kathy Lynn McClellan Sandra Dee McKay Charles Floyd McManus, Jr. Darlene Mack Bruce Wayne Martin Sharon Yvonne Mason Jeffrey Todd Miller Janice Lynn Moore Bonita Lynn Morrison Jeffrey Burns Moss Patricia Ann Mundy Alice LaRue Murray Franna Leigh Nance Wayne Greg Newton Elizabeth Gail Nolley Kerry Lynne Painter Juniors 137 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Scotty Dale Payne Buddy Pope Darren Lee Pope Dwight Richard Price, Jr. Reta Jo Queen Gail Ann Randall Timothy Palmer Rhyne Alton Eugene Rudisill Myra Lee Salmon Sandra Seabock Lisa Renee Setzer Sherry Roxanne Setzer Daniel Coleman Sherrill Donna Gay Sherrill Gregory Gene Sherrill 138 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Roy Eugene Sigmon Sharon Elaine Slaughter Delton Corbin Smith Kimberly Annette Smith Tressa Jane Smith Linda Jane Smyre Denise Ann Spencer Julia Elizabeth Spencer Donna Fay Stewart Jeffrey Lynn Tibbs William Wesley Weiss Julie Lynn Wentz James Bradley Wesson Shelby Jean White David Brian Wilkinson Tim Blane Wilkinson Andre Williams Quintin Eklin Williams Norma Jean Wilson Randy Nathan Wimberly Carolyn Denise Wolters Juniors 139 140 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Gail Dee Abernathy Lori Ann Abernathy Renee Robin Abernathy Gay Nell Anthony Robert Jeffrey Arndt Donna Kaye Bach Lisa Allyn Ballard Lori Ellen Ballard Tim Donald Ballard Denise Lorraine Beatty Paul Allen Beatty, Jr. Gilbert Ray Blackburn Michael Allen Bollinger Charles Stephen Boston Samuel Grey Bowman Selene Evonne Bowman David Wayne Broome Emily Faye Bumgarner Amanda Yvette Burke Michael Ray Burke Karen Ann Caccia Bruce Ray Caldwell Bynum Doyle Caldwell Neal Allen Caldwell Peggy Faye Caldwell Trevelen Letha Caldwell Michael Oscar Calloway Gregory Scott Campbell Jerry Allen Campbell Donna Lynn Catoe Charles Daniel Chandler Kristi Laine Childers Cynthia Carol Cooper Janeen Annette Crouse Randy Dale Cruse George Castello Danner Alan Wayne Deal Lee Steven Deal Marty Lynn Dehart Martha Ann Detter Deanna Marie Dover Johnny Ray Drum Tammy Karen Drum Timothy Lowell Drum Tina Marie Duncan Lisa Ann Eades Robert Oren Eades Barry Wayne Edwards Sandra Jean Edwards Sophomores 141 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sharon Gail Edwards Frances Yvonne Eggers Troy Monroe Elmore Kathy Leona Elrod James Alan Falls Stephanie Mormita Fishe Leslie Michelle Fogleman Jerry Lee Forney Donna Denise Fourshee Gregory Avery Fox William Matthew Frey Arthur Gerold Gabriel Gregory Lewis Gabriel Richard Nixon Gabriel Billy Wilkes Galloway Johnny Greg Galloway Katherine Lei Gilmore Mickey Jeffery Glenn Tommy Wayne Glenn Joey Kim Good Jeffery Scott Goodson Rusty Theodore Griffin, Jr. Jonnie Marlene Ham Keith Wayne Harris William Timothy Hatfield Hugh Donovan Honeycutt Ralph Michael Honeycutt Jeffrey Lynn Houston 142 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Cynthia Diane Isaac Jeff Van Isenhour Catherine Lynn Johnson Jeffrey Neil Johnson Jeffery Allen Jones Amy Jean Josey Candy Anne Ketcham Bruce Daniel Klinger Kevin Dewayne Laney Michael Lee Laney Trena Susanne Laney Sarah Renae Lee Alice Dean Lineberger Helen Susan Little Robin Melissa Little Sarah Signora Little Richard Terry Locklin Tonya Lenita Lockman Michael David Loftin Virginia Lucille Loftin Morgan Ray London Carolyn Elizabeth McCaslin David Lee McCleave Devon Gena McCleave Jerry Lewis McCombs Norris Wayne McCombs Pamela Lavonne McCorkle Cynthia Ruth Martin Laura Anne Martin Scott Allen Martin Mary Jo Mauch Regina Lynn Miller Kevin Ricky Moore Sophomores 143 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Nicholas Cornell Mundy David Dean Murray Earl Van Buren Nance Victor Joe Neff Myra Bernette Odom Catherine Ann Pike Joey Adam Pitman Brian Neal Poole John Michael Pope Teresa Ann Pope Todd Wayne Pope Robin Annette Pressley Barry Wayne Propst Billy Joe Putnam Darryl Dwight Radcliff Carolyn Renee Raper Ricky Reid Sonya Lyette Reid John Greg Revis Julia Annette Roberts William Todd Robinson Carol Lee Rowe Dawn Ann Schronce Donna Denise Setzer Lewis Bayne Setzer, Jr. Michael Neil Setzer Timothy Owens Sharpe Sheila Elaine Shelton Sydney Neely Shepherd 144 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Nita Annette Sherrill Shelia Karen Sherrill Karen Lee Shook Chuck Nelson Sigmon, Jr. Telisa Amanda Sigmon Nolan Leroy Sines Michael James Smith John Macon Smyre Charles Brent Spencer Gerald Lee Springs Mark Allen Stallings Kimberly Marie Steele Kenneth Wesley Stinson Tammy Lynn Thorneburg Lewis James Waters Larry Keith Wesson Anita Renae Wilkinson Jeaneen Williams Michelle Lenise Williams Mitchell Keith Williams Donna Denise Wilson Laura Ann Wilson Denise Rene Witherspoon Marian Elizabeth Wood Sophomores 145 F Ft E S H M E N F R E S H M E N F R E S H M E N A Freshman Class Miss: Terry Josey. B Freshman Class officers. First row: Secretary Lisa Havner, Reporter Karen Spencer. Sec- ond row: Vice-President Scott Laney, President Michael Deal. 146 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Teresa Annette Abernathy Vivian Mae Allen John Russell Anderson Georgia Diane Anthony David Arndt Jimmy Darryl Bandy Sandra Kay Barnes Jeff Todd Barnette Donnie Brenton Beam Jackie Elaine Beam Jeff Alan Beam Deanna Oleka Black Ford Lee Black Danny Lynn Blackburn Tony Lee Bolick Jeffrey Scott Boston Sandra Kay Bottomly Sherry Lynn Bowers Tim Edward Boyles Raymond D. Broome James Edmon Burgess, Jr. Janet Yvonne Caldwell Rhonda Fristin Chandler Eric James Christenbury Sylvia Ann Clark Sherman Lawrence Cline Arnold Frankie Connor Teresa Ruth Cooper Herbert Copeland Norma Jean Cox Cindy Ann Cruse Evelyn Yvonne Daniel Michael Scott Deal Danny Roy Decker Sherry Roxanne Dehart Jeffrey Lynn Dellinger Eddie Dean Dover Jeffrey Allen Drum Patsy Roxanne Drum Paul Owen Drum Jeff Elmore Virginia Lorraine Ervin Robin Ferrell Jimmy Lee Fleming Donna Renee Flowers Vera Louise Flowers Darryl Edwin Flynn Jeff Lee Flynn Gerald Duane Fogleman Freshmen 147 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Regina Kay Ford Walter Dale Fulbright Loretta Anita Gibbs Kenneth Dale Gilleland Teresa Elaine Glenn Allen Grews Greenard Richard Alan Griffin Janet Ann Hamm Frances Lynn Hansley Doris June Hartsoe Marvin Edward Hastings Lisa Renee Havner Wade Howard Hefner Wayne Lee Hendricks Tammy Jean Hicks Roger Eric Hines Richard Lee Hinson Justina Renee Hollar Tony E. Holley Glenn Ambrose Hoyle Neal Alan Hubbard Charles Eric Huffman Tony Eugene Huffman Dewey Lynn Hunt Mike Isenhour Stephen Scott Isenhour Steve Harold Isenhower Kenny Lynn Jarrett David Bruce Johnson Angela Diane Jones Terry Lynn Josey Stanley Paul Kale Elizabeth Jean Keever 148 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Mary Jane Keever Evie Luvella Kennedy Donald James Kincaid Ronald Charles Kincaid Martha Susan Kirksey Angel Lynn Knox Jeanie Carolyn Korn Juanita Lynn Kraft Carl Henry Lail, III Karen Regina Lail Pennie Arlene Lail Archie Dale Laney Rhonda Lynn Laney Scotty Rowe Laney Bruce E. Lawson Deborah Ann Lee Marshall Clayton Lewis Penny Lynn Lewis Gary Kevin Lineberger Dale Brent Little Danny Roger Little Randale Scott Little Catherine Anne Loadholdt Gary Scott Loftin Robin Mechelle Loftin Tamara Lowman Tammy Virginia Lutz Donald Eric Lyda Ronald Alan Lyda Gary Keith McCall Amy Lynn McClain Randy Alvin McClellan Lorrie Ann McCullough Freshmen 149 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Roger Dale McKay Tammy Rene McMahan Shirley Sue Martin Beckie Mason Steve Tyrone Mathis, Jr. James Coyte Miller Marvin Ray Miller, Jr. Sabra Dean Moore Joe Carl Morgan Larry Allen Moses Susan Paige Moss Patty Lynn Murray Jack Alan Painter Terry Todd Painter Thomas Edwin Parkhurst Billy Michael Pearson Ricky Alan Phillips Sharon Pierce Lorrie Ann Powell Johnny Allen Putnam Bobby Craig Rowe Mary Anne Rummage Eric Schrum Kim Renee Scronce Terry Lewis Self Andy Troy Setzer Samuel Murphy Curtis Myron Sherrill Ernest Todd Sherrill Ruth Jeannine Shook Mark Daniel Shubert 150 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Gerald Lee Shuford John R. Sigmon Lori Beth Sigmon Shelia Jane Sigmon Darrell Mitchell Smith Elizabeth Mae Smith Nancy Elizabeth Smith Sandra Madena Smith Tommy Eugene Smith Karen Leigh Spencer Samuel Stewart Tim Allen Stutts June Evon Tallant Lisa Darlene Taylor Vickie Sue Tester Angela Kaye Thompson Greg Alan Tibbs Jack Alfred Todd Madeline Ann Travis Tammy Alesia Turner Robin Renee Waters Tammye Elaine Watts Lee Ray White Pam Denise Wilkes Glenda Mae Wilkinson Ira Dean Willis Melvin Jack Wilson Suzanne Lee Wilson Mark David Wireman Lois Ann Witherspoon Robert Shannon Woodlief Jamie Caprice Wray Jill Renee Yancey Freshmen 151 153 Custodians, Bus Drivers, Cooks A Mr. and Mrs. White had the responsibilities of cleaning, mopping, waxing, and sweep- ing our school. They worked to the best of their ability and did a fantastic job. Much credit goes to each for their dedication and persistence. B The bus drivers had the re- sponsibilities of getting stu- dents to school and returning them home. They also did a good job. Bandys' bus drivers, left to right First Row: Tere- sa Glovier, Wayne McCombs, Sharon Mason, James Mc- Cleave, Denise Spencer, Davey Bumgarner, Rita Laws, Greg Cox, Darius Deal, Rick Price, Mike Barnette, Alton Rudisill, Greg Ford. Second Row: Blair Nuzum, Mark Wentz, Neal Abernethy, Norma Sipe, Donna Hewitt, Fred Shuford, Mike Berry, Roy Sigmon. C The lunchroom workers cooked for each student and each faculty member. They arrived at early hours and left late. Their job was never end- ing, as each day displayed the same routine. Lunchroom workers, left to right First Row: Mrs. Marie Huffman, Mrs. Lois Connor. Second Row: Mrs. Ellen Byers, Mrs. Inez Hilderbran, Mrs. Jeanne Rudisill. 154 Personnel Sfjdoyue . . Ok kzita s, of tk fia±£ i± tk ±££cl t(iat tjxLncji foztfz tk (lCVUJ£±k of tk futuzz. vjsxz loam, vjs. mu±t [oofz to tfie (zaroeiti of t(z£ futuZZ. (l l liat tzind of ±£.ed± did you ±our? Hjoui future. (zo£d± tlie CLnivjeri. DUB’S BARBECUE Conover, North Carolina AND TOMMY MITCHELL Janitorial Service Route 1, Box 167 Catawba, North Carolina 156 TERRELL BAIT SHOP Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1977 Fishing Bait — Gas Tackle — Groceries You name it, we got it.” CAROLINA MILLS, INC. Maiden, North Carolina SLANTING BRIDGE MARINA AND MOTEL Route I Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2817 L.B.S. SERVICES 102 East D. Street — P. O. Box 101 Newton, North Carolina Accounting Bookkeeping Income Tax Systems Telephone: SCOTTIE’S BOAT WORKS Office: 464-5947 Residence: 464-5202 157 J?z.cun. lWi£Hinson, Senior SC.a.'i'i'TTlajieoi MAL'S TIRE SERVICE CRAIG’S MARKET New and Recapped Tires Route 1 2100 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Box 139G-1 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina bela?=ey WEEKS FOOD AND GRILL COMPANY Grocery And Meat Produce 19 East First Street, P. O. Box 880 Good Home Cooking Newton, North Carolina Short Orders Your Happy Shopping Store Carry-Out Orders Monday Through Thursday — 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday — 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Highway 150 158 Saturday — 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (Across From Music Hall) Terrell, North Carolina Highway 150 3 miles east of Highway 16 7 miles west of Interstate-77 Telephone: 483-5546 Authorized dealer for: Dixie Boats Lockley Sailboats Evinrude Motors O.M.C. Mercruiser Stern Drives Fabulous Showroom located on Lake Norman Griffin “Dip Kale, Manager Mark Kale, Assistant Manager The finest sales and service on Lake Norman, We can service you from the lake or highway. LAKE NORMAN MARINA INC. Hours From Easter till Labor Day 8 o’clock a.m. till 5 o’clock p.m. Monday thru Saturday I o’clock p.m. till 6 o’clock p.m. Sunday From Labor Day till Easter 8 o’clock a.m. till 5 o’clock p.m. Monday thru Friday 8 o’clock a.m. till 1 o’clock p.m. Saturday The finest selection of water skis and accessories on Lake Norman. EP O’Brien Cypress Garden Ski Master 159 SNAKSHAK Telephone: 241-3837 Owner and Operator: Ronda Spencer Tammi Hoyle Donarie Good Jane Wilkinson Pauline Hunsucker Kevin Boggs Chuck Boston Linda Woods Sharon Havner “We invite you to come and see us. Highway 10 Claremont, North Carolina 28610 Authorized Class Rings The Petite JOE GOBLE. JEWELER 121 N.W. College Avenue Newton, N. C. 28658 Phone: 464-7593 Certified Diamond Master HARRIS BROTHERS SUPPLY, INC. DISCOUNT No Discount on Fair Trade Items “FREE — Jewelry Cleaning and Polishing THE HAIR SHOP Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-6441 With 14K Gold Earrings liars Pierced FREE Paint — Hardware — Merry Tillers Snapper Mowers — Plumbing Electrical Supplies Your Wedding Gift Center 14 Carolina Avenue Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-8576 Joe Cline Harold Pritchard Carolina Qlove Co. MANUFACTURERS OF Phone 464-1132 nCeather, Clanton .5'fannef, fycrseu 0? C oaled Cjfovei ost O 'Ce Areo Code 704 Drower 820 NEWTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28658 Plants also at Balls Creek Carolina Beach Taylorsville Williston, South Carolina Qua fy (y we V 946 161 HOWARD'S FURNITURE HARDWARE COMPANY Open Monday Friday ’till 9:00 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday ’till 6:00 p.m. Saturday ’till 5:30 p.m Route 1 Denver, North Carolina Highway 150 Co-managers: Emmitt Howard Bobby Lutz Telephones: Charlotte: 827-5401 Denver: 483-2854 483-2283 162 SERIES 500 SB BOMBAT Howard and Carroll offers this great bat two ways this season. 1 - The same Bombat as always with the rubber plug. 2 - A new unique process of putting the rubber plug directly inside the end of the barrel and spinning the aluminum over the plug to give a one piece bat. THESE PROCESSES HELP GIVE OUR BATS THE PERFECT END BALANCE. WHY DO TOP PLAYERS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY DEMAND THE BIG GREEN SERIES 500 BOMBAT? • Different Weights • Different Balances • Different Hitting Areas • Different Handle Lengths • A New Grip for more comfort and better bat control. Add these features up and you can see why we have a bat to suit any hitter. PROVEN RESULTS HAVE TRULY MADE THIS BAT THE BAT OF CHAMPIONS AVAILABLE IN 33 34 LENGTHS. PACKED SOLID LENGTHS-ONE DOZEN PER CARTON. HOWARD CARROLL SPORTS CO. RT. I. BOX I53-C1, SHERRILLS FORD, N. C. 28673 • 704 483-3204 Two Hours Of TV Worth Watching! Produced By The PTL Television Network HeritageVillage,7224 Park Rd. Charlotte,NC 28210 Mon-Fri 11 AM-1 PM Sun 10 RM-Midnight CHARLOTTE 164 THE PRESCRIPTION PEOPLE New-Con Plaza Shopping Center Hwy. 321 and 20th Street A J Y M AI DEN, N.( ’I Telephone: 464-2123 Open 365 Days, All Day Maiden, North Carolina Main Street Telephone: 428-8817 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Daily 1 p.m.-6 p.m. Sunday THE GENERAL STORE Compliments of JOHN F. HUNSUCKER INSURANCE AGENCY John F. Hunsucker, Sr. John F. Hunsucker, Jr. Kenneth E. Carpenter, Jr. Mary Ann Hunsucker General Merchandise Fishing Supplies WESTERN BEEF Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-2686 Newton North Carolina 165 BOB DYER FORD THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK Highway 64 - 70 West Conover, North Carolina “If It’s A Better Deal You're Looking For, See Bob Dyer Today” Best Wishes to the Class of'77 from DELLINGER’S DAY CARE Route 2 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Owned and Operated by Marlene Dellinger Workers: Nancy Fulbright and Marlene Dellinger Pharmacist DUOREXALL DRUG STORE Villa Park Shopping Center Conover, North Carolina Assistant And Manager: Manager: Larry Kiziah Carl Bennett “On Duty To Serve You” PHONE 404-4BB1 GAITHER-LUTZ INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 300 NORTH COLLEGE AVENUE NEWTON. NORTH CAROLINA 28658 166 AB£RN£TUY 1CH£V-0LDS ) P.O. Box 69 Lincolnton, N.C. 28092 WILKINSON’S CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING “Custom Processing Our Specialty” “Ole’ Fashion Country Sausage” Best Grain Fed Beef Both Native and Western For Sale For Your Freezer Telephone: 428-8542 Appointments Only Perry and Anne Wilkinson — Owners and Operators Compliments of LANEY'S AIRPORT SAFETYPRODUCIS DIVISION NORTON COMPANY i PLANTS Newton Maiden Oxford Community North Ashe Avenue Telephone: 464-4771 Withers Road Telephone: 428-9291 Route 1, Claremont Telephone: 459-7302 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1977! t68 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1977 SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO. NEWTON PAPER COMPANY, INC. 122 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 465-1330 or 464-0046 Disposable Paper Items Can Liner Bags and Plastic Utensils — Special Orders Upon Request — MIDWAY MARINA, INC. At The Bridge on Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2333 O. B. Mercury Motor Sales Motor Repair, Gas and Oil Snack Bar, Picnic Tables Restaurant Boat Storage Dry and Wet Launching Ramp Live Bait Tackle, Boat, and Motor Rentals Conover, North Carolina Miles E. Forbes — Operator Something For All The Family' BROWN’S AUTOMOTIVE Parts and Accessories Monday through Saturday — 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday — 12 Noon to 8 p.m. Telephone: 465-1547 111 First Avenue South Glenn Brown — Owner Conover, North Carolina Allen Wimberly — Manager BELK Your Happy Shopping Store P. O. Box 330 211-29 North Main Street Mooresville 169 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 C llllll Sc |M! C lll|lilllY Rt. 1. Box 199A Catawba, N. C. 28609 (704) 241-3142 MAGIC CLEANERS WAYSIDE TEN, INC. UNIFORM RENTAL Contact Owners Furniture and Pervie Wentz Telephone: 428-8168 Melvin Dagenhardt Telephone: 428-8391 Appliances Maiden, North Carolina Three Miles East on Highway 10 We Specialize In Servicing And Maintaining OLIVETTI-UNDERWOOD OFFICE MACHINES P. O. Box 614 We Offer The Same Dependable Service On Other Makes Of Office Machines Newton, North Carolina FOY’S OFFICE Telephone: 464-4486 PRODUCTS, INC. “Where Your Dollars Buy More” 114 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Auction Sale Every Saturday At 7:30 p.m. Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise HAIR CUTTERS HENDERSON Brookwood Shopping Center SALES COMPANY Highway 321 Highway 27 West Route 2 Vale, North Carolina Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-2901 Owner: Telephone: Tom Hurley Jerry Williams Joe R. Henderson 735-4678 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President.......... Vice-President . . Secretary-T reasurer Reporter........... Sponsor ........... . Cindy Gilleland . . . Mark Kale Cynthia Ratchford . . .Kim Murray . Mrs. McConnell MEMBERS Lori Abernathy Martha Detter Ricky Abernathy Cindy Eades Robert Arndt Robert Eades Richard Baker Sandra Edwards Lisa Ballard Nan Ervin Lori Ballard Emile Estep Mike Barnette Michele Fogleman Phillip Beard Kim Fox Paul Beatty Matt Frey Kevin Boggs Marian Garris Kerri Bolick Cindy Gilleland Terry Bolick Tommy Glenn Marcel Brandon Wanda Glenn David Broome Joey Good Amanda Burke Barbara Harwell Michael Burke Tim Hatfield Bruce Caldwell June Haynes Diane Caldwell Carolyn Hefner Stephanie Caldwell Dean Helton Lisa Carroll Kelly Hewitt Linda Clarke Kelly High Kathy Cline Teresa Hilderbran Renee Clontz Tammy Hoffman Greg Cox Jeff Houston Terry Cruse Jewell Howard Alan Deal Tammi Hoyle Darius Deal Cathy Isenhour David Deal Pam Isenhour Lee Deal Catherine Johnson Marty Dehart Trudy Johnson Robin Pressley Dale Josey Rick Price Mark Kale Cynthia Ratchford Candy Ketcham Greg Reins Mike Lail Todd Robinson Carol Laney Julie Roberts Mike Laney Dawn Schronce Trena Laney Dennis Setzer Alice Lineberger Donna Setzer Tim Lineberger Lisa Setzer Robin Little Louis Setzer Billy Loadholdt Shelia Setzer Teresa Love Shelia Shelton Pam McAlister Amy Sherrill Craig McClean Greg Sherrill Sandra McKay Trudy Sherrill Jeff Miller Marshall Sigmon Pat Mundy Norma Sipe David Murray Kim Smith Kim Murray John Smyre Larue Murray Donna Stewart Fran Nance Tony Story Keith Nance Angela Taylor Van Nance Katrina Taylor Gail Nolley Julie Wentz Adele Pike Bradley Wesson Darren Pope Doris Wilson Todd Pope Laura Wilson Donna Potts Denise Witherspoon 171 COLEY’S FLOWERS NEWTON FLORIST, INC. “When You Need Flowers, Try Ours” Telephone: 464-4321 464-4322 Newton, North Carolina J. LEONARD KNOTT ACCOUNTING Accounting — Income Taxes Telephone: 428-8253 J. Leonard Knott Route 2, Box 401 Owner Newton, North Carolina CATAWBA FCX SERVICE P. O. Box 66 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3832 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’77 MANUFACTURING MGMT. TRANSPORTATION PERSONNEL WOODWORKING (Equal Opportunity Employer) SALES MARKETING ENGINEERING DESIGN BASSETT UPHOLSTERY DIVISION Newton, North Carolina Division of BASSETT Furniture Industries Incorporated 172 CONGRATULATIONS 1977 GRADUATES We'd Like To Play A Part In Your Future” ETHAN ALLEN, INC. 173 Maiden, North Carolina LITTLE’S FAMILY CAMPGROUND STEWART JEWELRY COMPANY, INC. Lake Norman Gabriel Mildred Little, Owners Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Telephone: 483-2848 Jewelers of Conover “Home of Quality Merchandise Diamonds Watches — Gifts 108 First Street East Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5846 CLAREMONT WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 Boise Cascade Corrugated Container Division Newton, North Carolina Home Office Claremont, North Carolina Telephone: 459-7350 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 483-5170 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5250 FISH AND STUFF 174 Highway 16 East Newton, North Carolina NORTH NEWTON HARDWARE COMPANY p fiiTEWTOH HARDWAtt_COj d 1 MJ ■ P-H • • t e’ SIGMON PLUMBING ■ y 7 i -r, - AND HEATING «mmai COMPANY, INC. 1115 North Main Avenue Developer of Lazy S Subdivision Newton, North Carolina New Homes For Sale Telephone: 464-3464 Telephone: 464-1636 or 464-1487 AND STALLINGS’ UNION 76 RICHARD’S TRAILER PARK Charlotte Highway 16 Nice Trailer Spaces For Rent Telephone: Telephone: 464-1636 464-9940 Located On Highway 16 Grocery and Service Station Three Miles East Of Newton, North Carolina Supplies um©n 175 WEDDIE'S AUTO-PAINT SHOP DANDY DISCOUNT Route 1, Box 173A 19 East A Street Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Newton, Expert Auto Body Repair and Painting North Carolina Telephone: 478-2230 Try it. You’ll Like it at GOODIN-DRUM FURNITURE COMPANY AND GOODIN-DRUM THE JODI BURGER STOP FUNERAL HOME Highway 321 North of Maiden Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Owner: Joe Bolick Telephone: 428-8639 428-2136 CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Compliments of “The Friendly Store” FIRST NATIONAL BANK Maiden, North Carolina 28650 of Telephone: Catawba County 428-8660 ERNEST WILLIAMS' GROCERY McQueen motors, inc. Chrysler—Plymouth—Dodge Cars Dodge Trucks Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina Used Cars Trucks — Sales — Service Telephone: 428-9852 Highway 16 East Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-6084 SETZER BROTHERS'WELL BORING AND DRILLING New Modern Equipment Ground Water is the only pure water left. Health-wise, drinking river water is a gamble even after treatment. 24” 30 Bored Wells 6” Drilled Wells Highway 10 Catawba, North Carolina Telephone: 241-2734 241-2107 241-2801 Congratulations Class of ’77 ARCADIAN FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Plant And Office Located on Emanuel Church Road Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-6473 177 GUIN'S 66 SERVICE AND GROCERY “Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business” Gas Oil Fishing Supplies Groceries Feed Route 2 Catawba, North Carolina Telephone: 241-2439 178 Operator: Harry Guin Congratulations Seniors of ’77! A m Congratulations NATIONWIDE INSURANCE and Best Wishes from Bob D. Watson Sales Representative JACKSON BUFF CORPORATION Fire Life Auto Health Mutual Funds Conover, North Carolina 413 East Main Street Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-9221 Jackson Airway Ventilated Buffs CALLAWAY MOBILE HOMES EDNA’S BEAUTY SALON Sectional Homes and Single Wides k'S' Motorcycles Route 2, Box 236 Can-Am Claremont, North Carolina Husqvarna Hodaka Wednesday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Owner and Operator Edna Setzer 179 Learning and Savings Are The Twin Foundations of Your Future” SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Office Downtown Newton 12 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Maiden Office 1205 East Main Avenue Maiden, North Carolina 704 428-9933 North Newton Office 2004 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina 704 464-5446 Claremont Office East Main at North Lookout Street Claremont, North Carolina 704 459-9228 Hickory Office 9th Avenue, N.E. at 12th Street, N.E. Hickory, North Carolina 704 322-6441 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! VER CONOVER, N.C. 28613 “America’s Finest Values in the Better Furniture Field” 180 SIGMON DAIRY FARM MINI DROP-IN (1 22 West Main Street North Carolina 28658 Maiden, North Carolina NEWTON REXALL DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Compliments of MACK HOWARD'S 33 North College Avenue GARAGE Newton, North Carolina 28658 Catawba, North Carolina 28609 Telephone: Owner: Mack Howard 464-1222 Telephone: 241-2466 THETRIM SHOP THE JAMES STEWART COMPANY Main Street, Catawba Fabrics, Patterns, and Notions Remodeling • Additions • Odd Jobs Carpet and Wallpaper Contact: James Stewart Owner and Operator: Chena Stewart Telephone: 241-2045 Compliments of HAIRFASHIONS SHERRILLS FORD LIONS CLUB Owner: Revonda Sigmon 20 Brady Avenue Newton, North Carolina Motto: “We Serve” Tuesday — 9:00 till 5:00 181 Saturday — 7:00 till Noon ED’S GROCERY MARTIN’S SERVICE STATION Route 3, Conover, North Carolina Catawba, North Carolina Edmond W. Caldwell: Manager Telephone: 241-3713 J. B. SMITH JEWELRY CONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Route 1 “CLASS RING HEADQUARTERS” Sherrills Ford, North Carolina 630 East ,19th Street Newton, North Carolina Connie Price Marie Ledbetter Ielephone: 483-2319 YOUNG MEN'S SHOP All Occasions Men’s Formal Wear CORRIHER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Newton, Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-1433 North Carolina WILLIS-REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME BOLICK'S TEXACO GROCERIES Serving Our Community Since 1938 “An Acre of Performance is Worth the Route 1, Whole World of Promise’’ Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Home of Willis-Reynolds 182 Mutual Burial Association Telephone: Newton, North Carolina 478-2332 SMITH SETZER AND SONS, INC. Concrete Pipe Works Precast Septic Tanks Installed MT. OLIVE MOTORS Clean Used Cars Specializing in VW Repairs and Parts Mt. Olive Church Road Telephone: 241-3161 Newton, North Carolina MT. OLIVE SELF-SERVICE Box 425 Hwy. 10 East Newton, North Carolina CATAWBA HOSIERY MILLS, INC. North Main Street Catawba, North Carolina 28609 R I ELECTRIC G COMPANY H T ANGLE 184 Telephone: 464-8450 Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina Owner: Dwight V. Caldwell Owner: ppp FVXCIFIC POOLS AUTHORIZED DEALER J. V. Huffman Telephone: (704) 464-5613 S H POOLS Route 2, Box 47 Claremont, North Carolina 28610 PARKER CONE COMPANY, INC. ELMORE Ik A CONSTRUCTION B N AND SUPPLY a A COMPANY INC. General Contractors P. O. Box 735 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 P. 0. Box 445 Catawba, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5599 Telephone: 241-3129 Tom and Shirley Parker — Owners 185 Mrs. Rogers’ Senior Homeroom Clifton Allen Gloria Josey Kevin Boggs Teresa Love Terry Byers Kim Murray Stanley Connor Cindy Parker David Drum Fletus Poston Nan Ervin George Reid Cathy Gilleland Dennis Setzer Donarie Good Mike Sherrill Ken Hefner Dixon Singleton Teresa Hilderbran Tim Stinson Tammy Honeycutt Katrina Taylor Phyllis Huffman Tim Yount ABERNETHY HARDWARE COMPANY ABERNETHY HARDWARE COMPANY Compliments of Good Hardware DRUM’S FAMILY CAMPGROUND Catawba, North Carolina 28609 Telephone: 241-2511 Route 1 Owner: Talmage Korn Sherrills Ford, North Carolina FRED H. LYTTON COMPANY JACK’S ENTERPRISES, INC. P. O, Box 280 Denver, North Carolina Merchant Since 1921 Telephone: 483-5466 Long Island, North Carolina Lake Norman Lots Televisions — Appliances — Furniture Ladies’ and Men's Clothing DENVER SHOPPING CENTER LINEBERGER’S STEAK BARN, INC. Furniture and Appliances Route 1, Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina 28037 Denver, North Carolina 28037 Jerry W. Dellinger Choice Steak at its Best Bill H. Mull Telephone: Prime Rib “You’ll Love Our Salad Bar’’ Shirley L. Mull 483-2286 JOSEY’S AUTO SERVICE AND REPAIR GOLD SHOP On The Square Tune Ups Service Work New Tires and Retreads Ladies’ Ready To Wear North Carolina Inspection Station Manager: 187 Air-Condition Service Mrs. Louise Bentley We Sell Genuine TERRELL Hickory Smoked Barbecue SHELL STATION BIG PIG Terrell, North Carolina Mooresville, North Carolina Owners: Tom Meares and Jeff Lineberger VILLAGE MOTORS, INC. THE Clean Used Cars and Trucks GROCERY STORE First Avenue, East Conover, North Carolina 28613 26 East Main Telephone: 464-6842 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-2126 RHONEY’S SUPERMARKET VICK'S GIFT 4 box Groceries Fresh Meats Maiden, North Carolina Produce (( I Telephone: 428-9779 Retail and Wholesale Wedding Invitations, Bibles, Books 2702 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Bridal Registry Kept Telephone: 464-3681 Gifts For All Occasions Compliments of MAUNEY INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. Fire-Life-Auto-Compensation BRADY N. LAWING if' V 188 Office HA8-8231 FURR S MEN STORE Residence HA8-8694 Maiden, North Carolina Maiden, North Carolina Mrs. Gatewood’s Junior Homeroom William Anderson Gary Lee Ricky Broome Jimmy Locklin Chris Campbell Pam McAlister Renee Clontz Jeff Miller Ricky Cutshall Fran Nance David Deal Rick Price James Fishe Sandy Seabock Janet Forney Lisa Setzer Jeff Granger Marshall Sigmon Barbara Harwell Donnie Smith Ken Huffman Tressa Smith Walter Josey Ramona Warren Gary Klinger Freddie Wilkinson 189 Lawrence Leatherman FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This Ad Is Compliments Of: Row One Lisa Hovis Jane Keever Kim Sigmon Jane Setzer Sabra Moore Celia Drum Cynthia Ratchford Patsy Drum Kim Drum Janet Caldwell Tammy Drum Tina Hollar Row Four Renee Abernathy Karen Caccia Row Three Teresa Glovier Trevelen Caldwell Lisa Taylor Lorraine Ervin Teresa Abernathy Row Two Deanna Black Regina Lail Rhonda Laney Lori Sigmon Nina Smyre Elizabeth Smith Sandra Barnes Marian Garris Shelia Sherrill Jackie Beam Other Members Of The FHA: Gail Abernethy Phyllis Huffman Lorrie Powell Diane Anthony Diane Jones Mary Rummage Gay Nell Anthony Amy Josey Annette Sherrill Denise Beatty Jean Keever Jeaneen Shook Donna Caldwell Cathy Loadholdt Sandra Smith Donna Catoe Donna Loadholdt Karen Spencer Rhonda Chandler Pam McAlister Brenda Still Sandra Edwards Kathy McClellan Vickie Tester Michelle Fogleman Cindy Martin Angie Thompson 190 Julie Frazier LaRue Murray Michelle Williams Alice Gilleland Patty Murray Suzanne Wilson Teresa Glenn Sharon Pierce Marian Wood Janet Hamm HICKORY SPEEDWAY CKO X EEDW« Stock Car Races Every Saturday Night April thru September Special Student Prices Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Painter Would Like To Congratulate Their Grandson SEAN WILKINSON DRUM’S WOODWORKING SHOP Builds: Cabinets. Porch Swings Picnic Tables On Becoming Mascot For The Highway 150 Denver, North Carolina CLASS OF 1977 UNITED PARTS, INC. ROBINSON KNITTING MILL, INC. Box 107 2621 North Ashe Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 Complete Line of Auto Parts and Accessories' We Deliver — Telephone: 464-5380 1111 North Main Avenue, P. O. Box 366 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 464-4849 DON ADRIAN BEAL Manufacturer of Fine Hosiery Since 1939 ‘Equal Opportunity Employer’ New-Con Plaza Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5919 CALDWELL ELECTRIC CO., INC. LIBERTY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. General Construction Contractors 228 West A. Street Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-3013 P. 0. Box 996 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4256 HUFFMAN ELECTRIC, INC. Residential • Commercial • Industrial Wiring Olivers Cross Roads Telephone: Office 428-8298 Residence 428-8760 Hal D. Huffman Rt. 1, Box 180 North Carolina License 4773-U Maiden, North Carolina HIGH LIFE SERVICE STATION Lounge Gameroom 7 miles east of Newton Highway 10 Owner and Operator: Lane Hoke Telephone: 241-3428 WINN DIXIE IS LOOKING FOR MORE GOOD PEOPLE MR. JOHN CALDWELL’S v9 FRESHMAN Winn Dixie Trains You 192 For A Career HOMEROOM SCIENCE CLUB Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Kathy Cline Denise Witherspoon MEMBERS Third Row Wesley Stinson Cindy Cooper Shelia Sherrill Sabra Moore Jane Keever Pat Mundy Tammi Hoyle Cathy Pike Robin Pressley Sheila Shelton Marcel Brandon Tammy Lutz Fourth Row Craig McClain La Rue Murray Tammy Hicks Mary Rummage Amy Sherrill Stephanie Caldwell Tammy Hoffman Diane Arndt Cindy Gilleland Donna Potts Angel Knox Fifth Row Jean Keever Jan Hampton Emile Estep David Broome Paul Beatty Ray Catoe Ricky Abernathy Martha Detter Laura Wilson Paige Moss Lynn McClain Sixth Row Deanna Black Lois Witherspoon Rhonda Laney Amanda Burke Carol Laney Brent Spencer Lee Deal Joey Good Kerry Painter Lisa Setzer Kathy Isenhour Terrie Bolick Richard Baker President Stephanie Caldwell First Row Jeff Elmore David Arndt Archie Laney June Haynes John Caldwell Pam McAlister Glenda Wilkinson Nancy Smith Karen Spencer Tammye Watts Lori Abernathy Second Row Danny Chandler John Smyre Kathy Cline Darren Pope Marian Garris Lisa Hovis Faye Bumgarner Patsy Drum Janet Caldwell Candy Ketcham Carol Rowe Terry Josey Reporter Lisa Setzer Seventh Row Cathy Johnson Denise Witherspoon Trena Laney Mike Laney Debra Self Donna Bach Alice Lineberger Hugh Honeycutt Greg Gabriel Terry Allen Jeff Moss Eighth Row John Pope Bruce Caldwell Michelle Fogleman Sandra Edwards Scott Martin Marty Dehart Matt Frey Tony Story Mike Burke 193 Jeff Miller Alan Deal Bill Heffner TRI-CITY ELECTRONICS, INC. WESSON’S SERVICE STATION Highway 16 North Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-6198 Gas — Groceries — Food Owner; Gene Wesson T.V.-Audio Sales and Service Route 2 PINE BURR GROCERY AND MEATS Custom Meat Processing Claremont, North Carolina RIDGEVIEW HOSIERY MILL COMPANY, INC. Wholesale and Retail Meats 194 Telephone: 428-9743 NEWTON EXXON SERVICE CENTER NORTH NEWTON OUTLET South Main and D Street Newton, North Carolina 28658 24 Hour Wrecker and Towing Service Charles Tibbs Day (704) 464-2544 Telephone Night (704) 464-1215 1126 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 464-5530 BUICK DRUM FUNERAL HOME ELLER BUICK PONTIAC INC. Serving Catawba County Since 1926” P.O. Box 1037 Highway 64-70 West Conover, North Carolina Conover, North Carolina Telephone: 464-0621 MRS. HORTON’S JUNIOR HOMEROOM Mr. Kilby’s Junior Homeroom Richard Baker Tamara Brittain Dcncil Caldwell Linda Clarke Kathy Cline Terry Cruse Kevin Elliott Randy Fulbright Alice Gilleland Tim Hartsoe Jewell Howard Dale Josey Rick Judd Johnny Killian Rita Laws Billy Loadholdt Sharon Mason Charles McManus La Rue Murray Darren Pope Myra Salmon Trudy Sherrill Kim Smith Jeffrey Tibbs Debbie Travis David Wilkinson Randy Wimberly 196 HALLMAN SHOE SHOP 18 West 1st Street Newton, North Carolina BLANTON'S LANDING EDITH’S BEAUTY SALON Second Avenue NE Catawba, North Carolina Fishing Boats — Bait — Fishing Tackle Licenses Gasoline and Oil Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Telephone Telephone: 241-3791 Owner and Operator: Edith Sigmon 483-3317 HAIRSTYLES BY EDITH Route 2 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 465-1827 CROMWELL REXALL DRUGS Maiden North Carolina A. B. HICKS GROCERY Maiden - Denver Highway 197 VADAS BEAUTY SALON Balls Creek School Road Across from Mt. View Methodist Church Vada Dellinger Owner TWIN CITY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 29 South College Avenue P. O. Box 187 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-2643 Insurance Headquarters RINK FLORIST Operated By Mrs. Ned Rink South 8th Avenue Extension Maiden. North Carolina 28650 Telephone: (704)428-8133 MAGIC CLEANERS 1203 East Main Maiden, North Carolina OMC Evinrude Holman Moody Mercruiser Motors DIXIE BOAT WORKS Manufacturers of Fine Fiberglass Boats Newton, North Carolina 28658 198 428-8391 321 By-Pass Melvin Dagenhardt, Operator 428-9308 Telephone: 464-1961 Mrs. Bolick’s Senior Homeroom Linda Abernathy Tammy Hoffman Blair Nuzum Debbie Black Tammi Hoyle Sandi Pigate Donna Caldwell Sharon Johnson Randy Raybon Dale Childers Zeb Kale Debra Self Celia Drum Jimmy Lewis Amy Sherrill Pat Elder Donna Loadholdt Kim Sigmon Kim Fox Terri Martin Pete Stewart Missy Glover Sylvia Mundy Angela Taylor Shelia Hedrick Doris Wilson President Bill Heffner Vice-President Dean Helton Secretary-T reasurer Cindy Gillcland Reporter Diane Arndt MEMBERS First Row Gloria Josey Kim Murray Kathy Cline Kim Drum Shelia Denning Jane Setzer Renee Clontz Second Row Junior Catoe Ricky Abernethy Jeff Miller Marshall Sigmon Bill Heffner Dean Helton Keith Nance Billy Loadholdt Third Row Teresa Love Wanda Glenn Sharon Havner Cindy Gilleland Winalda Gabriel Elisa Putnam Stephanie Caldwell Emile Estep Cynthia Ratchford Fourth Row Marcel Brandon Kim Sigmon Marian Garris Trudy Johnson Diane Arndt Kerry Painter Jan Hampton Tammy Hoffman Donna Potts 200 Congratulations BEARD'S BARBER SHOP 1 Class of ’77 Barbers: SMITHEY'S Bill Jerry Beard P.O. Box 5 Route 2 Newton, Newton, North Carolina 28658 North Carolina Telephone: 428-9152 ROYS. PRICE WELL DRILLING PUMPS AND SERVICE Telephone: 962 12th Street, S.E. 327-0628 Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of HUNSUCKER BROTHERS’ _S5Ti MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS MASONRY CONTRACTORS NEWTON DECORATING Telephone: 241-2359 CENTER Route 1 201 Claremont, North Carolina 28610 TERRELL FURNITURE, INC. Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina Telephone: 478-2651 H KNOTTY PINE FISH CAMP RESTAURANT GAIL KALE SCHOOL OF BATON Highway 70 Rutherford College, North Carolina Valdese, North Carolina National Strutting Team Champions 1974 1975 Herb Evelyn Townshed Closed Owners Managers on Mondays For Carry-Out Orders Telephone: 874-3165 Congratulations Class of ’77 Compliments of Compliments of TROUTMAN CLINIC Dr. T. R. Griffin 202 HARMON’S FOOD STORE Mrs. Miller's Senior Homeroom Mike Berry Jeff Howard Elesa Putnam Kathy Burke Pam Isenhour Cheryl Raper William Caldwell Cheryl Kale Tim Scaer Tim Crouse Cynthia Leatherman T. C. Sherrill Shelia Denning Pam Little Denise Sipe Cindy Eades Jeff Little Greg Summerville Sandy Gilmore James McCleave Mark Wentz Sharon Havner Sandra Miller Lewis Wilson Dean Helton Justin Parlier Mike Wilson Kelly Hewitt Mike Purkey DENVER DAIRY HOUSE Killian Crossroads Denver, North Carolina HARRYABERNETHY BUILDER Route 1, Box 118 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Residential Contractor Harry Abernethy Telephone: (704) 428-9508 CATAWBA SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Mike Morrow, Owner “Serving The Entire Area” Residential — Commercial Septic Tank Cleaning and Repair Long Distance — Call Collect 241-2669 or 241-2662 ?04 Route 1 Catawba, North Carolina FOOTHILLS TRUCKING COMPANY P. O. Box 192 Conover, North Carolina WILSON FARM CENTER just ■5V -v??. 2218 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina Feed and Seeds Telephone: 465-1580 Scotts Lawn Products Homelite Chain Saw, John Deere, Dealer 139 Blowing Rock Blvd. Charlotte Highway Lenoir, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 758-8758 Telephone: 464-4191 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CATAWBA COUNTY Conover, North Carolina Offices: Conover — Maiden - Catawba BILL’S MARINA PAUL J. McREE BUILDING AND SUPPLIES, INC. Route 2, Box 63 McRee Has The Key Catawba, North Carolina 28609 Telephone: (704) 241-3438 P. O. Box 156 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 428-9924 Free Landing — Slip Rentals Complete Marina Service Groceries — Gas Floor, Wall, and Cabinet Covering Carpet — Our Specialty Complete Line of Building Material and Supplies Westinghouse Appliances Kurfees Paints DRUM'S DAIRY HOUSE DRUM’S SELF-SERVICE DRUM’S RADIO T V. DRUMS Drum’s Crossroads Highway 16 Newton, North Carolina KEN’S Precision Retreading BODY SHOP TWIN CITY TIRE The Best in SERVICE, INC. Auto Repair Ken Trouille — Owner 2625 N.W. Boulevard Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina 206 Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5141 Congratulations to the Class of 77 From the following Patrons: Abernathy Supermarket East Main Street, Maiden, N.C. Barkley’s Mini Market Denver, N.C. Big O’s Food Store Newton, N.C. Page Black Store Route 2, Maiden, N.C. Boggs Florist West C. Street, Newton, N.C. Brookwood Family Restaurant Highway 321 Buck’s Garage Highway 16, Maiden, N.C. Caldwell Shell Station East Main Street, Maiden, N.C. Campbell’s Cleaners Troutman, N.C. Carpenter-Cooke N. Main Street, Newton, N.C. Cresimore’s Store Route 2, Catawba, N.C. East Maiden Barber Shop Maiden, N.C. Hilderbran Grocery Bait Shop Highway 150, Sherrill’s Ford, N.C. Humpty Dumpty Day Care Route 1, Sherrill’s Ford, N.C. Mayberry’s Grocery Service Station Route 2, Newton, N.C. North Newton Service Center N. Main Avenue, Newton, N.C. W. B. Parker West Blvd., Newton, N.C. R M Fashions Denver, N.C. Brenda Smith — Piano Teacher W.C. Street, Newton, N.C. Rev. Mrs. Thomas D. Taylor Route 1, Valdese, N.C. Village Beauty Salon Sherrill’s Ford, N.C. Vogue Beauty Shop Newton, N.C. Lewis Williams Auto Sales Highway 21, Statesville, N.C. 207 SAUNDERS EPPS PRINTING GROCERY COMPANY STORE Headquarters For School, Art, and Office Supplies Sherrills Ford, North Carolina 28673 North College Avenue Newton, North Carolina PEP CLUB Row One Cindy Ratchford Cathy Gilleland Kim Murray Jo Eddie McCombs Sylvia Mundy Kathy Isenhour Terri Bolick Kerry Painter Lisa Setzer Carol Rowe Row Two Cindy Gilleland Sharon Havner Denise Beatty Martha Detter Donna Catoe Trevelen Caldwell Renee Abernathy Tammy Drum Row Three Tammy Lutz Diane Arndt Tammy Hoffman Stephanie Caldwell Donna Potts Sherry Meadows Darlene Devine Kerri Bolick Linda Smyre Row Four Jane Keever Sabra Moore Shelia Sherrill Amy Sherrill Cheryl Raper Sherry Isaac Donna Keever Gail Nolley Row Five Lisa Havner Annette Sherrill Angel Knox Elizabeth Brown Donna Cox Renee Clontz Donna Stewart Rita Laws Julie Wentz Row Six Jeanie Korn Lois Witherspoon Tammye Watts Karen Spencer Paige Moss Penny Lewis Amy McClean Kathy Pike Lori Abernathy Row Seven Robin Loftin Sandra Edwards Michelle Fogleman Cindy Martin Alice Lineberger Debra Self Donna Bach Norma Cox MEMBER, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY GRADY’S BARBER SHOP GREGORY JEWELERS Catawba, North Carolina 28609 208 Your Class Ring Headquarters Design Your Ring The W'ay You Choose Many Styles And Stones To Choose From Three Weeks Delivery 108 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina MR. SCOTT’S JUNIOR HOMEROOM Congratulations Seniors! Offices In Newton-Conover, North Carolina Catawba, North Carolina 209 Mr. Faucette's Sophomore Homeroom Donna Bach Carol Rowe Amanda Burke Dawn Schronce Michael Burke Donna Setzer Trevelen Caldwell Mike Setzer Alan Deal Tim Sharpe Tina Duncan Annette Sherrill Troy Elmore Chuck Sigmon Cindy Issac John Smyre Trena Laney Brent Spencer Renae Lee Kim Steele Robin Pressley Lewis Waters Billy Putnam Laura Wilson Kelly Rivens Denise Witherspoon Juniors Liz Brown Donna Cox Seniors Pam Isenhour Cyntfua Ratchford Cathy Gilleland CALDWELL UNION 76 ELAINE’S BEAUTY SHOP Route 1 Gas, Oil, Groceries Catawba, North Carolina Owner and Operator: Elaine Martin Grace Agricultural Products DRAPERIES Seed, Corn BY MARCIA Steve Caldwell Marcia Wimberly Route 1, Box 62 Maiden, North Carolina 28650 Telephone: 428-9514 Future Secretaries of America Members 212 Row One Row Two Elesa Putnam Cindy Eades Treasurer Angela Taylor Kim Sigmon Kim Drum Nina Smyre Vice-President Donna Stewart Trudy Sherrill Celia Drum Terrie Bolick President Kerry Painter Cathy Gilleland Donna Caldwell Recording Secretary Row Three Donna Keever Teresa Glovier Corresponding Secretary Teresa Martin Doris Wilson Debra Self Sandy Gilmore Row Five Lisa Hovis Mariam Garris Darren Pope Gary Klinger Trudy Johnson Linda Clarke Sandra McKay Elizabeth Spencer Row Six Jane Setzer Teresa Love Katrina Taylor Carol Rowe Lisa Setzer Kelly High Pam McAlister Kim Smith Kathy Isenhour Kim Fox Kim Murray Elizabeth Brown Row Four Nan Ervin Shelia Hedrick Wanda Glenn Carolyn Hefner Diane Caldwell Kathy Gilmore Donna Bach Norma Sipe Cathy Pike Rita Laws BALLS CREEK OPTIMIST CLUB NUZUM-CROSS CHEVROLET, INC. At The Corner Of B Street and Ashe Avenue Newton, North Carolina XZZZ Qz27 214 MRS. MCCONNELL’S JUNIOR HOMEROOM H W DRUG COMPANY Iron Work Manager Edward Haupt Box 489 Newton, North Carolina Landscape MAJOR ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS Telephone: 4644)881 CUSTOM-MADE Ornamental Railings Porch Columns — Gates Metal Steps — Room Dividers Patio Furniture General Welding Wall Plaques — Head Boards Route 2, Bethany Church Road Claremont, North Carolina Telephone: 464-4971 215 NEWTON FURNITURE STORE, INC. DEAN'S FLOWERS GIFTS Flowers for all Occasions Weddings-Funerai Arrangements-Pot Hants Cut Flowers and Nice Gift Items Route 2, Box 206 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Telephone: 464-0149 Owner: Nadine L. Killian Town And Country Clothes Conover, North Carolina Or DIAMONDS Jewelers LEONARD’S JEWELERS And Bride Store IDEAL PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Jewelers of Trusted Reputation 216 For Three Generations 23 North College Avenue Newton, North Carolina “Congratulations Class of ’77” Rural Homes Loans P. O. Box 286 Newton, North Carolina Farm Credit Service ■ w m? — Mrs. Teague's Sophomore Homeroom Gay Nell Anthony Frances Eggers Virginia Loftin Lori Ballard Michelle Fogleman Beth McCaslin Paul Beatty Donna Fourshee Wayne McCombs Karen Caccia Mickey Glenn David Murray Bynum Caldwell Jeffery Goodson Teresa Pope Donna Catoe Jonnie Ham Carolyn Raper Kristi Childers Mike Honeycutt Julia Roberts Janeen Crouse Amy Josey Shep Shepherd George Danner Michael Laney Telisia Sigmon Marty Dehart Robin Little Jeaneen Williams 217 Waiden Jdnittiny WML 3nc. DIVISION OF CANNON MILLS COMPANY CATAWBA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. P. 0. Box 137 First Street, NE P. 0. Box 426 408 South Main Avenue Catawba, North Carolina 28609 Maiden, North Carolina Telephone: 241-3166 Telephone: 428-9921 W 1 rou 1 nsurgiKtJ ACENT LOCKE MOTOR SALES Clean Used Cars Terry Travel Trailers Compliments of Telephone: 704 464-2099 Newton, North Carolina 28658 BROYHILL INDUSTRIES DUDLEY LOCKE CAMPING HEADQUARTERS Camping Trailers — Motor Homes Pickup Campers — Travel Trailers CONOVER FURNITURE COMPANY WRAY FRAZIER CAMPING CENTER 218 LENOIR CHAIR COMPANY NO. 2 THE BAND BOOSTERS CLUB presents THE TROJAN BAND Kneeling: Norma Sipe, Donna Hewitt. Row One: Jonnie Ham, Mark Shubert, Faye Bumgarner, Dawn Schronce, Darius Deal, Debra Self, Winalda Gabriel, Janice Moore. Row Two: Bruce Caldwell, Mike Bollinger, Matt Frey, Greg Sherrill, Diane Arndt, Rick Price, Tammy Brittain, Teresa Cooper, Donna Fourshee, Karen Shook, Jeanie Korn. Row Three: Tim Stutts, Mike Pearson, Tony Huffman, Darrel Flynn, Alton Rudisill, Mike Barnette, Jerry McCombs, Jeff Barnette, Gerald Shuford, Norma Cox, David Arndt, Dale Little. Row Four: Carol Rowe, Kathy Isenhour, Terri Byers, Denise Sipe, Kathy Gilmore, Sandy Gilmore, Kelly High, Kim Smith, Terri Bolick, Sharon Mason, Alice Gilleland, Donna Bach, Tammy Lutz. 219 Congratulations Class of '11 BOGGS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Roy Boggs, Owner LANNING SHOES For the Ladies: Old Main Trotters Naturalizer Joyce Miss America For the Men: Dingo’s Dexter Florsheim For the Children: Buster Brown Route 2, Box 204 29 Hast A Street Claremont, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Telephone: 241-2433 Mr. Honeycutt’s Junior Homeroom Ricky Abernethy Donna Keever Kerri Bolick Tim Lineberger Theresa Brewer Sandra McKay Junior Catoe Jeffrey Moss Mary Cook Kerry Painter Darius Deal Scotty Payne Kim Drum Tim Rhyne Kuawana Flynn Donna Sherrill Winalda Gabriel Delton Smith Stewart Galloway Elizabeth Spencer Marva Harper Bradley Wesson Calvin Hill Quinton Williams Trudy Johnson Norma Wilson KEY CLUB MEMBERS First Row Jeff Miller Greg Cox Jeff Howard Jeff Little Mike Burke Doug Howard Second Row Dale Josey Lee Deal Dean Helton Bradley Wesson Davey Bumgarner Third Row Danny Sherrill Marshall Sigmon Alan Deal Mark Kale Stanley Connor Dennis Setzer Billy Loadholdt 222 KEY CLUB OFFICERS sident......................................................Doug Howard e-President ...................................Marshall Sigmon asurer.........................................Marshall Sigmon KEY CLUB SWEETHEART Miss Donna Cox THE KEY CLUB OF BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL Would like to express their thanks to the custodial and cafeteria staff for the hard work and service they have rendered our students. 223 Mr. Crawford’s Sophomore Homeroom Gail Abernethy Lisa Ballard Charles Boston Grey Bowman Peggy Caldwell Lee Deal Scott Campbell Tommy Clark Martha Detter Robert Eades James Falls Joel Farrer Tommy Glenn Rusty Griffin Jeff Isenhour Tonya Lockman Jerry McCombs Cindy Martin Laura Martin Scott Martin Victor Neff Joey Pitman Barry Propst Sheila Sherrill Mark Stallings Wesley Stinson Helen Wallace Madeline Wilkes Michelle Williams 224 FRIENDS To all the remaining students at BHS, we wish you all the happiness we ourselves have had. I a =■ Mrs. Laney’s Senior Homeroom Diane Arndt Richard Lineberger Stephanie Caldwell Jo Eddie McCombs Greg Cox Melvin McCullough Bradley Drum Sherry Meadows Emile Estep Darren Parker Cindy Gilleland Donna Potts Jan Hampton Kim Rivens Carolyn Hefner Jane Setzer Doug Howard Norma Sipe Sherry Isaac Tony Story Margie Josey David Watson 226 PARKWAY GRILL AMERICAN AUTO PARTS, INC. OF MAIDEN 309 Carolina Drive Auto Parts Tools And Accessories Route 1 Motorcycle Parts Highway 150 Telephone: 428-9908 Denver, North Carolina Telephone: 464-5661 - Compliments of LANEY’S FISH CAMP Route 5 Highway 21 North Mooresville, North Carolina Telephone: 664-2184 “We’ve Enjoyed Your Past Business, And Are Looking Forward To Serving You In The Future.” Bowl at Your TWIN CITY LANES INCORPORATED P.O. Box 44 Newton, North Carolina Manager 22s Marvin D. (Sam) Murray Telephone: 464-5890 MR. JOHN CALDWELL? TIPS FRAME SHOP, INC. Manufacturers of Furniture Frames for Upholstering 229 Route 2 Catawba, North Carolina Telephone: 241-3184 STUDENTS IN ACTION FOR EDUCATION Row One Lee Deal Kim Murray Amy Sherrill Sharon Havner Stephanie Caldwell Cathy Gilleland Cindy Gilleland Shelia Hedrick Cindy Eades Angela Taylor Wanda Glenn Doris Wilson Row Two Darius Deal Pat Mundy Darren Pope June Haynes Marian Garris Lisa Hovis Faye Bumgarner Sheila Shelton Lori Abernathy Laura Wilson MEMBERS Marcel Brandon Row Three Carol Rowe Elizabeth Brown Donna Cox Kim Sigmon Jane Setzer Katrina Taylor Emile Estep Donna Potts Tammy Hoffman Donna Keever Gail Nolley Linda Smyre Kerri Bolick Elizabeth Spencer Row Five Catherine Johnson David Murray Keith Nance Alan Deal Fran Nance Kerry Painter Lisa Setzer Terri Bolick Kathy Isenhour Row Four Row Six Denise Witherspoon Alice Gilleland Janice Moore Teresa Smith Rita Laws Trudy Sherrill Kelly High Telicia Sherrill Richard Baker Renee Clontz Mark Kale Trena Laney Alice Lineberger Donna Bach Joey Good Mike Burke Todd Robinson Danny Chandler Shep Shepherd Michael Laney Lewis Waters Row Seven LaRue Murray Craig McClain Bruce Martin Sandra Edwards Carol Laney Sharon Slaughter Shelby White Jewell Howard Tony Story Billy Loadholdl Row Eight Barbara Harwell Gloria Josey Tammy Honeycutt Debra Self Norma Sipe Delton Smith Van Nance Mike Loftin Unisex Salon PENNY’S BEAUTY SALON Telephone: 428-8006 JONES FISH CAMP Springs Road Hickory, North Carolina Telephone: 256-844 Roger Jones, Manager fish .CAMP Route 2 Stony Point, North Carolina Telephone: 585-2630 Ralph Honeycutt, Manager Eleven Miles Southeast Of Newton, North Carolina Highway 16 Telephone: 483-2480 Bryant Jones, Manager Miss Guest's Senior Homeroom Sharon Beam Mark Kale Marcel Brandon Jimmy Misenheimer Dianne Caldwell Keith Nance Wanda Glenn Marvin Pearce Sandra Hedrick Cindy Ratchford Bill Heffner Rick Scronce Donna Hewitt Tim Setzer Debbie Hill Nina Smyre Jeff Hoyle Tammy Swindell Mike Jarrett Sandra Wilkinson 232 INDEX Mr. and Miss Bandys: Cynthia Ratchford and Greg Cox Aa Abernathy, Linda Faye 119.95 Abernathy. Lori Ann 61.77,81.104. 106,141 Abernathy, Robin Renee 61,86.141 Abernathy. Teresa Annette 147 Abernethy. Gail Dee 141 Abernethy, Neal Lee 90.91,135.154 Abernethy. Ricky Williams 67.77.81.135. 69.75 Administration 110 Agriculture 89 Allen. Clifton Joseph 119 Allen. Terry Eugene 31.37.81.91.135 Allen, Vivian Mae 147 Anderson, John Russell 147 Anderson. William Harvey 91,135 Annual Staff 68 Anthony. Gay Nell 86,141 Anthony, Georgia Diane 147 Arndt. David 81.88.100.102.103.119. Arndt. Robert Jeffrey 50.77.88.102.141 Arndt. Sherri Diane 60,61.67.81.100.102. 103,119 Art 103 Austin, Betty 114 Auto Mechanics 90.91 Awards. Academic 24 Awards. Athletic 25 Bach. Donna Kaye 61.81.85.100. 106.141 Baker, Donna 116.22.48 Baker, Richard Forester Jr. 77.81.106. 135.75 Ballard. Lisa Allyn 77,104.105.141.74 Ballard. Lori Ellen 77,141,74 Ballard. Timothy Donald 54,141 Band 100 Bandy. Jimmy Darryl 50.88.147 Barnes, Sandra Kay 147 Barnette. Jeff Todd 88,100,147 Barnette. Michael Andrew 18.46.77.100. 135.154 Baseball 43 Basketball, Junior Varsity 58 Basketball. Varsity 37.41 Beach. Sandy 18 Beam. Donnie Brenton 88,147 Beam. Jackie Elaine 86.147 Beam. Jeff Alan 147 Beam. Sherry Donna 119, 95 Beard. Martha 87. 114 Beard, Philip Daren 31.36.37.77, 134.135 Beatty. Denise Lorraine 57,58.61.141 Beatty. Paul Allen Jr. 46.54.77. 81.141 Beatty. Richard Alexander 88.135 Berry. Mike Drew 119.154.95 Beta Club Black. Deanna Oleka 77,81,147 Black. Debbie Helen 119,95 Black, Ford Lee 147 Blackburn. Danny Lynn 147 Blackburn. Gilber Ray 54.141 Boggs. Kevin Coulter 73.77,84.120.68. 69.75 Bolick, Colette 78,114 Bolick. Kerri Dawn 44.61.77.106.135 Bolick. Terrie Gelene 61.77,81.85.100. 106.135 Bolick. Tony Lee 88,147 Bollinger. Michael Allen 100.101.141 Bost. Bill E. 36.110.111,114 Boston, Charles Stephen 91.141 Boston. Jeffrey Scott 147 Bottomly, Sandra Kay 147 Bowers. Sherry Lynn 147 Bowman, Samuel Grey 141 Bowman. Selene Evonne 103.141 Boyles. Tim Edward 147 Boys State 108 Brandon. Marcel Caroline 24,67,77,81. 106.109.120.69.68 Brewer. Therese Lynn 135.95 Brittain. Tamara Jill 100.102.135 Broome, David Wayne 81,141 Broome. Raymond D. 147 Broome. Ricky Eugene 91, 135 Most Likely to Succeed: Stephanie Caldwell and Jeff Little Brown, Elizabeth Diane 52.60.61.85. 106.135 Brown. Richard 91,114 Brumley. Ashley Cameron 121 Bryson. Susan 17 Bullabough. Lisa Janette Bullabough, Mark Bumgarner, Davey Andrew 31.50.60.65,93. 135,154 Bumgarner, Deanie Carol Bumgarner. Emily Faye 81,100.106,141,74 Burdette. Robbie Sue Burgess. James Edmon Jr. 147 Burke. Amanda Yvette 39.41.44.60.77. 81.141 Burke, Kathy Annette 121 Burke, Michael Ray 43.58.65.77.81. 106.141 Burtin. Margaret Bus Drivers 154 Business Education 84.85 Bustle. Lynn 42.43.141 Byers. Terry Lynn 100.102.118.121 Byrum. William Robert Most Courteous: Cheryl Kale and Doug Howard Cc Caccia. Karen Ann 87.141 Caldwell, Bruce Ray 46,77,81,100, 141.74 Caldwell. Bynum Doyle 141 Caldwell. Darrell William 93.135 Caldwell. David Deneil 91.135 Caldwell. Donna Mae 85.86.121.69 Caldwell. Elissa Dianne 70.77.85.120 Caldwell. Everett M. 114 Caldwell. Janet Yvonne 81.87,147 Caldwell. John R. 81.85.114 Caldwell. Neal Allen 141 Caldwell. Peggy Faye 141 Caldwell. Stephanie Lynn 14.19.22.67. 61.70.77.81.106.118.120 Caldwell. Trevelen Letha 61.86.141 Caldwell. William Sandor 91,121 Calloway, Michael Oscar 141 Campbell. Christopher Mark 31.46.98.135 Campbell. Gregory Scott 141 Index 233 INDEX Neatest: Shelia Denning and Jeff Howard Campbell. Jerry Allen Carpentry Carpentry Club Carroll. Lisa Dawn 44.52.60.77.102. 134.135 Carter. William E. 24.110.111.114 Catchings. Enoch Nichols 46.51.135 Catoe. Donna Lynn 17.61.141 Catoe. Ray Carroll Jr. 67,81.135 Chafin. Debbie Carol 135.95 Chandler. Charles Daniel 46.54,60.81. 106.141 Chandler. Rhonda Fristin Cheerleaders. Junior Varsity 59 Cheerleaders. Varsity 52 Cherry. Ernie 42.43 Child Care 86.87 Childers. Kimberly L. Childers. Kristi Laine 141 Childers. Manuel Dale Chorus 102 Christenbury. Eric James 88.147 Christmas Dance 18.19 Clark. Marilyn 44,114 Clark. Sylvia Ann 58.147 Clark. Vivian 58 Clarke. Linda Augurita 71,77.85.135 Cline. Kathy Ann 18.67.77.81.102. 135.75 Cline. Sherman Lawrence 147 Clontz. Lillian Renee 61.67.77.106.135 Connor. Arnold Frankie 147 Connor, Charles Edward 135 Connor, Stanley McDowell 20.31.33.46. 47.60.65.91.121.96.97 Connor. Thomas Nelson 135 Cook. Mary Elizabeth 91.135 Cooper, Cynthia Carol 14.18.81,102.141 Cooper. Teresa Ruth 100.147 Copeland. Herbert 147 Cox. Donna Lynne 14.44,52.60,61. 106.135 Cox. Gregory Fain 36.37.65.88.121.154 Cox. Norma Jean 61.100.147 Crawford. William R. 50.54.114 Crouse. Janeen Annette 141 Crouse. Timothy Neal 18.31.32.60.88 102.121 Cruse. Cindy Ann 147 Cruse. Randy Dale 54,141 Cruse. Terry Rae 77.135 Custodians Cutshall. Ricky Keith 92.135 Most School Spirited: Cynthia Ratchford and Dennis Setzer Dd Dagenhardt, George Michael 88.89.135 Daniel. Evelyn Yvonne 147 Danner. George Castello 141 Davis. Beverly 44.86 Davis. Jackie Marice 44,45.135 Deal. Alan Wayne 43.56.58.65.77.81. 106.141 Deal. Darius Ray 77.100.106.135.69.154 Deal. David Levon 37.60.77.135 Deal, Lee Steven 31.46.56.58,60.65. 77.81.106.141 Deal. Michael Scott 54,146.147 Deal. Ronnie 20.24.42.43.85 Decker. Danny Roy 147 Dedication 10.11 Dehart. Marty Lynn 77,81,141 Dehart. Sherry Roxanne 147 Dellinger. Jeffery Lynn 88,147 Dellinger. Randy Dale 91,135 Denning. Shelia Setzer 67,77.120 Detter, Martha Ann 61.77,81.141 Devine. Emma Darlene 61.120 Dover. Deanna Marie 104.141 Dover, Eddie Dean 147 Drum. Celia May 85.86,102,121 Drum. Glenn David 121,95 Drum. Kary David 135.95 Drum. Kimberly Lee 66,67,85,86, 87.135 Drum. Lee Arthur 37.43.135 Drum, Jeffery Allen 54.58.147 Drum. John Bradley 121.95 Drum. Johnny Ray 141 Drum. Patsy Roxanne 81.86,147 Drum. Paul Owen 88.147 Drum, Tammy Karen 61,86.141 Drum, Timothy Lowell 141 Duncan. Tina Marie 141 Ee Eades. Cynthia Jane 71.77.85.106.121 Eades. Lisa Ann 141 Eades. Robert Oren 57.77.141 Edwards. Barry Wayne 141 Edwards, James Timothy 122 Edwards. Sandra Jean 57.58.61.77.81. 86.106.141 Edwards. Sharon Gail 104.105.142 Eggers. Frances Yvonne 142 Elder, Patricia Daphne 122.75.95 Elliott. Kevin Robert 92 Elmore. Jeff 81,147 Elmore. Troy Monroe 91.142 Elrod. Kathy Liona 142 Ervin. Nantahala Goldie 77.85,122 Ervin. Virginia Lorraine 86.147 Estep, Emile Calahan 24.67.70.77.81. 88.106.122.69 Ff Faculty Family Living Falls. James Alan 91.142 Farrer. Joel Arnold 58 Faucette. Randy 43.114.96 Ferrell, Robin 54.147 Fishe. James Michael 50,135 Fishe. Stephanie Marmita 59.142 Fleming. Jimmy Lee 88,147 Flowers. Brenda Sue 135 Flowers. Donna Renee 147 Flowers. Gerald Lewis Flowers. Vera Louise 147 Flowers. Sylvia Devon 135 Flynn. Darryl Edwin 100.147 Flynn. Jeff Lee 147 Flynn. Kuawana Denise 91.135 Football. Junior Varsity 54 Football. Varsity 31 Fogleman, Gerald Duane 82.147 Fogleman. Leslie Michelle 14,61.77,81. 86.142 Ford. Greg 91.135,154 Ford. Regina Kay 148 Forney. Gwendolyn Burnett 135 Forney. Janet Darlene 38.40.41.44.60. 135.142 Forney. Jerry Lee 50.91 Foster. Richard C. 16.114 Fourshee. Donna Denise 100,142 Fox. Gregory Avery 77,142 Fox, Kimberly Pearl 38.41.60,85. 118.123 Franklin, Taffi Dee Frazier. Julie Rae 86.135 French 76 French Club 77 Freshmen 146 Frey. William Matthew 77.81.100.142 Fulbright. Glenn 54 Fulbright. Randy Wayne 135 Fulbright. Walter Dale 148 Future Farmers of America (FFA) Future Homemakers of America (FHA) 86 Future Secretaries Association (FSA) 85 Gg 234 Index INDEX Gabriel. Arthur Gerold 142 Gabriel. Gregory Lewis 46.81.142 Gabriel. Herbie Wilkie 43.88.135 Gabriel. Julie 20 Gabriel. Richard Nixon 91.142 Gabriel. Winalda Jean 67.100.136 Galloway. Billy Wilkes 142 Galloway. Johnny Greg 142 Galloway, Stewart 95 Garris. Marian Camilla 67.71.77.81.85. 86.106.136.69 Gatewood. Margaret 115 Gibbs. Loretta Anita 148 Gibbs. Marland Gibson. Sandra Kathleen Gilleland. Alice Jeanne 86.100.106.136 Gilleland, Catherine Sue 52.60.61.77. 85.106.123.68 Gilleland. Cynthia Dianne 16.19.23,61. 67.73.77.81.106.118.122.68.75 Gilleland. Kenneth Dale 50.54.83.148 Gilmore. Katherine Lei 85,100.142 Gilmore. Sandra Dianne 85.100.102.122 Glenn. Mickey Jeffery 142 Glenn. Teresa Elaine 148 Glenn. Tommy Wayne 54.77.142 Glenn. Wanda Annette 67,85.102,106. 122.68 Glover. Melissa Elizabeth 122,75 Glovier, Teresa Lynn 85.86.136.154 Good. Donarie Alice 118.123 Good. Joey Kim 46.54.58.77.81. 106.142 Goodson. Jeffery Scott 142 Graduation Granger. Jefferson Scott Cole 50.91.136 Greenard. Allen Grews 88.148 Greenard. Tara Yvette Grier. John 88.148 Griffin. Richard Alan 88 Griffin. Rusty Theodore Jr. 54,99.142 Guest. Donna J. 115.75 Guidance 108 Guin. Harry Lee 91.136 Gwyn, Teresa Dyrene 136 Most Original: Jo Eddie McCombs and Randy Raybon Hh Ham. Allen Ray 136 Ham. Jonnie Marlene 142 Hamm. Janet Ann 100,148 Hampton. Jan Elizabeth 67.81.88.123.69 Hampton, R. C. 89,115 Hansley. Frances Lynn 148 Harbinson. C. Sam 101,115 Harper. Marva Lynn 39.41.136 Harris. Keith Wayne 142 Hartsoe. Annette Sue 136 Hartsoe. Doris June 148 Hartsoe. Timmy Hillard 136 Harwell. Barbara Ellen 77,106.136 Hastings. Marvin Edward 148 Hatfield. William Timothy 31.43.58.77.142 Havner. Lisa Renee 61.146.148 Havner. Sharon Davis 18,19.22.23.24. 67.61.106.122.69.68 Haynes. Beverly June 71,77,81.106.136 Hedrick. Sandra Renee 122 Hedrick. Shelia Bernice 24.70.85.104.106 Heffner. William Franklin 24,66.67.81. 109.118.122.68.69 Hefner. Carolyn Marie 77,85.123.95 Hefner. Kenneth James 123 Hefner. Valentina 102.136 Hefner, Wade Howard 148 Helton. Phillip Dean 24.35.37.49.60. 64.65.67.77.108.109.124.68.69 Hendricks. Wayne Lee 148 Henson. Richard Lee Henson. Teresa Jean Hewitt. Donna Lynn 100,124,69.154 Hewitt. Kelly Wayne 125 Hicks. Paul David Hicks. Tammy Jean 81.148 High. Kelly Gray 60.77.85.100.102.106. 136.69 Hilderbran. Kenneth W. 66.78.115 Hilderbran. Teresa Dara 77,125 Hill. Calvin Layfayette Jr. 136,97 Hill. Debbie Sue 125.95 Hines. Roger Eric 148 Hoffman. Tammy Jean 61.67.77.81.106. 125.68 Holbrooks. Mark 19 Hollar, Justina Renee 86.148 Holley. Tony E. 148 Homecoming 14.15.16.17 Home Economics 148 Honeycutt. Hugh Donovan 54.81.88.142 Honeycutt. M. D. 115.95 Honeycutt. Ralph Michael 54.88,142 Honeycutt. Tammy Lynn 106.124,68 Horton. Mickie P. 115 Houston. Jeffrey Lynn 54.77.88.142 Hovis, Lisa Annette 71.81.85.86.106.136 Howard. Douglas Stowe 42.43.60.64.65. 73.98.118.124 Howard. Maria Jewell 60,77.105.106. 134.136 Howard. Robert Jeffrey 46,60.65.93,125 Hoyle. Cindy 19 Hoyle. Glenn Ambrose 148 Hoyle. Jeffery Odis 31.33.36.37.108. 125.68.69 Hoyle. Tammi Jean 81.125.95 Hubbard. Neal Alan 88.148 Huffman. Charles Eric 88.148 Huffman. Kenneth Ray 91.136 Huffman. Phyllis Ann 86.125 Huffman. Teresa Lynn Huffman. Tony Eugene 100.148 Huitt. Crystal A. Most Athletic Kim Fox and Greg Cox Ji Jakielski. Mike 48.49 Jarrett. Kenny Lynn 148 Jarrett, Michael Allen 91.93.125 Johnson. Catherine Lynn 77.81.106.143 Johnson. David Bruce 148 Johnson. Elizabeth Gertrude 67.77.85.136 Johnson, Jeanie Carolyn Johnson. Jeffrey Neil 50,143 Johnson. Monica 86 Johnson. Sharon Ann 125 Jones. Angela Diane 86.148 Jones. Christy 23,44 Jones. Jeffery Allen 143 Jones. Leonard H. 115 Jones. Terry Wayne 136 Jones. Wanda 44 Josey, Amy Jean 143 Josey. Gloria Jean 67.106.125.95 Josey. Margaret Lynn 125.95 Josey. Stanley Dale 31.65.77.136 Josey. Terry Lynn 14.58.61.81.146.148 Josey. Walter Raeford Jr. 93.136 Juniors 134 Huitt. Georgia Myra Ann 102 Hunt. Dewey Lynn 148 Industrial Cooperative Training (ICT) 95 Isaac. Cynthia Diane 143 Isaac. Sharon Denise 61.124.69 Isenhour. Jeff Von 54.143 Isenhour. Kathy Leigh 14.19.61.77.81. 85.100.106.136 Isenhour. Kelly Nelson Isenhour. Micheal Edward 136 Isenhour. Pamela Dawn 52.60.77.125. 148.69.68 Isenhour. Stephen Scott 148 Isenhower. David 24 Isenhower. Steve Harold 148 Index 235 INDEX Kk Kadlec. Donald Lee 91.136.95 Kale. Cheryl Ann 126 Kale. Mark Allan 16.20.49.60.65.77. 106.118.126.68.69. Kale. Stanley Paul 54.148 Kale. Zeb Leonard 126 Keever. Donna Lynn 14.19.49.61.70. 71.85.106.136 Keever. Elizabeth Jean 81.86.148 Keever. Mary Jane 61.81.86.149 Keller. Kathy Ann Kennedy. Evie Luvella 59.149 Kennedy. Tyronne Charles 46.102.136 Ketcham. Candy Anne 44.77.81.143 Key Club Kilby. Robert Lynn 43.54.82.115 Killian. Johnny Kevin 49.137.95 Kincaid. Donald James 149 Kincaid. Ronald Charles 149 Kirksey. Martha Susan 149 Kiser. Catherine 105,115 Klinger. Bruce Daniel 143 Klinger. Gary Neal 85.137.75 Knox. Angel Lynn 61.81.149 Korn. Jeanie Carolyn 57.58.61.149 Korn. Jeffery Wilburn 30.31.91.100.137 Kraft. Juanita Lynn 149 Most Intellectual: Emile Estep and Keith Nance LI Lail. Carl Henry. Ill 88.149 Lail. Karen Regina 86.149 Lail. Michael Wayne 31.50.77.88.137 Lail. Pennie Arlene 149 Lail. Tim Glenn 137 Laney. Archie Dale 51.81,149 Laney. Barbara 115 Laney. Carol Lynne 71.77.78.81.106.137 Laney. Kevin Dewayne 50.143 Laney. Lori 17 Laney. Michael Lee 54.77.81.106.143 Laney. Rhonda Lynn 58.81.86.149 236 Index Laney. Scotty Rowe 146.149 Laney. Trena Susanne 20.77.81.106.143 Laws. Rita Susan 44.61,71.85.106. 137.154 Lawson. Bruce E. 149 Leatherman. Cynthia Dawn 126 Leatherman. Lawrence Edgar 91.137 Lee. Carroll Mark 137 Lee. Deborah Ann 149 Lee. Gary Nathan 88.137 Lee. Sarah Renae 143.95 Lewis. Deneena Elaine 20.128 Lewis. James Thomas Jr. 72,128 Lewis. Marshall Clayton 58.149 Lewis. Penny Lynn 61.149 Library Library Club Lineberger. Alice Dean 59.61.77.81. 106.143 Lineberger. Cindy Lenelle 137 Lineberger. Gary Kevin 149 Lineberger. Michael 43.88 Lineberger. Richard Wayne 93.126 Lineberger. Timothy Clay 31.37.43.60. 83.137.69 Lister. Danny M. 126 Little. Bobby Charles 31 Little. Dale Brent 100.149 Little. Danny Roger 50.149 Little. Helen Susan 143 Little. Pamela 40.41.60.86.87.126 Little. Randale Scott 54.55.149 Little. Robin Melissa 19.77.143 Little. Sarah Signora 44.45.143 Little. Thomas Jeffery 65.126 Littlejohn. Nelson Casey 91.128 Loadholdt. Catherine Anne 86.149 Loadholdt. Donna Elizabeth 19.102.128 Loadholdt. William Albert 17.31.65.67. 77.106.137 Locklin. James Stephen 31.90.91.137 Locklin, Richard Terry 54.99.143 Lockman, Tonya Lenita 143 Loftin. Gary Scott 88.149 Loftin. Gerald Roy Loftin. Michael David 50.91.106.143 Loftin. Robin Michelle 58.61.149 Loftin. Virginia Lucille 143 London. Morgan Ray 91,143 Love. Teresa Nellie 67.71.126.69 Lowe. Farley Jason Lowman. David 16 Lowman. Tamara 149 Lunchroom Staff Lutz. Betty 23 Lutz. Bobby 23.24,43 Lutz. Tammy Virginia 58.61.81.100.149 Lyda. Donald Eric 149 Lyda. Ronald Alan 149 Mm McAlister. Pamela Denise 71.77.81.85. 86.137.69 McCall. Cathy Lynn 102.137 McCall. Gary Keith 88,149 McCaslin. Carolyn Elizabeth 104.143 McCaslin, Scott 19 McClain. Amy Lynn 61.81.149 McClain. Craig Steven 31.46.60.77.81. 106.137 McCleave. David Lee 58.143 McCleave. Devon Gene 143 McCleave. James Lee 35.37.126.154 McClellan. Kathy Lynn 86.137 McClellan. Randy Alvin 149 McCombs. Jerry Lewis 46.100,143 McCombs. Jo Eddie 14.15.52.53.60.61. 71.118.126.118 McCombs. Norris Wayne 58.143.154 McConnell. Kaye 10.11.76,115 McCorkle. Pamela Lavonne 59.104.143 McCullough. Lorrie Ann 149 McCullough. Melvin Bernard 126 McGee. Beverly 23 McGee. Christopher 86 Best All Around: Amy Sherrill and Stanley Connor McKay. Roger Dale 150 McKay. Sandra Dee 77.85.137 McLean. Robert Glenn McMahan. Tammy Rene 150 McManus. Charles Floyd Jr. 137 Martin. Bruce Wayne 30.91.106.137 Martin. Cynthia Ruth 59.61.86.143 Martin. Gary Dale 128.95 Martin. Laura Anne 102,143 Martin. Scott Allen 81.88.143 Martin. Shirley Sue 150 Martin. Teresa Lynette 128.75 Mascots 85 Mason. Beckie 150 Mason. Sharon Yvonne 100,137.154 Mathematics 78.79 Mathis. Steve Tyrone Jr. 88.150 Mauch. Mary Jo 102,143 Mauney. Mark 48.49.128 Meadows. Sherry Ann 61 Media Center 104.105 Miller. Clare S. 71.84.116 Miller. James Coyte 150 Miller. Jeffery Todd 31.46.50.65.66.67. 77.81.137 Miller. Marvin Ray Jr. 150 Miller. Regina Lynn 143 Miller. Sandra Marie 102.128 Misenheimer. Jimmy Carroll 93.129.95 Monogram Club 61 Moore. Kevin Ricky 58.143 Moore. Janice Lynn 100.106.137.69 Moore. Sabra Dean 61.81.86.150 Morehead Scholarships 109 INDEX Morgan. James Lee Morgan. Joe Cari 88.150 Morrison. Bonita Lynn 137 Moses. Larry Allen 150 Moss. Jeffrey Burns 81.137 Moss. Sue 116 Moss. Susan Paige 59,61.81 Mr. Miss Bandys 150 Mundy. Nicholas Cornell 54.56.58.144 Mundy. Patricia Ann 77.81.102.106,137.69 Mundy, Sylvia Annette 40.41.44,60.61.86.129 Murray. Alice LaRue 77.81,86.106.137 Murray. David Dean 54.77.106.144.74 Murray. Kimberly Rose 14.22.23.52,53. 60.61.67.77.85.106,129.69.68 Murray. Patty Lynn 87.150 Nn Nance. Earl Van Buren 54.60.77.105. 106.144 Nance. Franna Leigh 77,106.134,137 Nance. Keith Van Allen 24.37,50.60.67. 77.79.106.109.129.68.69 Neff. Victor Joe 144 Newspaper Staff 70,71 Newton. Wayne Grey 137 Nolley. Elizabeth Gail 61.77.106 Nolley. Elizabeth J. 116 Nuzum. Edward Blair 31.33.60.88. 128,154 Oo Odom. Myra Bernette 57,58,144 Oratorical Contest. Optimist Club 75 Pp Painter, Jack Allen Painter, Kerry Lynne 22,23.40.41.44. 61.67.77.79.81.85.106.137 Painter, Terry Todd 54.71.150 Parker. Cynthia Diane 128.95 Parker, Darren Wayne 129.95 Parkhurst, Thomas Edwin 150 Parlier, Stephen Justin 31.60.91.129 Payne. Scotty Dale 138 Pearce. Marvin Alvin 93.129 Pearson. Billy Michael 100.150 Pep Club 61 Phillips. Ricky Alan 150 Physical Education 98,99 Pierce. Sharon Pigate. Sandra Elaine 86.129.150 Pike. Catherine Ann 61.77.81.85,144. 74.75 Pitman. Joy Adam 144 Pitman. Judy Aline Poole. Brian Neal 91,144 Pope. Buddy 138 Pope. Darren Lee 77.81.85.106.138. 69.75 Pope. John Michael 81.88.144 Pope. Teresa Ann 144 Pope. Todd Wayne 77,144 Poston. Carlton Fletus Jr. 46,128.95 Potts. Donna Gale 24,61,67.77,81. 106.128.68.69.74 Powell. Lorrie Ann 150 Pressley. Robin Annette 41.71.81.144.74 Pre-Vocational Education Price. Dwight Richard Jr. 100.101.138. 154,74.75 Prom 20,21.77 Propst. Astor 93.116 Propst. Barry Wayne 91.144 Purkey. Mike Wayne 49.73.129.75.95 Putnam. Billy Joe 88.144 Putnam. Elesa Hedrick 67.85.129.95 Putnam. Johnny Allen 150 Most Reliable: Sharon Havner and Dean Helton Qq Queen of Hearts Queen. Rita Jo 138 Rr Radcliff. Darryl Dwight 54.88.144 Rader. Brenda 102.116 Randall. Gail Ann 138.95 Raper. Carolyn Renee 144 Raper. Cheryl Denise 44,61,129.69 Ratchford. Cynthia Joan 14.24.52.60. 61.67.77.86.129 Raybon. Randy Dale 31.60.130 Reid. George Ray 36.37.104.130 Reid. Ricky 58.144 Reid. Sonya Lyette 144 Revis. John Greg 54.77.144 Rhyne. Timothy Palmer 138.95 Rivens. Kelly Alfredia Rivens. Kimberly Jean 130 Roberts. Julia Annette 77.144 Robinson. Peggy 116 Robinson. William Todd 77.106.144 Rogers. Patsy 72.73.117 Rowe. Carol Lee 14.61.81.85.100. 106.144 Rowe. Bobby Craig 54.150 Rudisill. Alton Eugene 46.100.138.154 Rummage. Mary Anne 54.81.86.150 Ss Salmon. Myra Lee 138 Scaer. Timothy Paul 73.130 Schronce. Dawn Ann 77.100.144 Schrum. Eric 88.150 Science 80.81 Science Club 81 Scores. Athletic 28,29 Scott. Charles M. 65.83.117 Scronce. Kim Renee 150 Scronce. Ricky Reid 131.95 Seabock. Sandra 138 Self. Debra Ann 61.81,85.100.102. 106.131 Self. Terry Lewis 150 Seniors 118 Setzer. Andy Troy 54.150 Setzer. Debra Ann Setzer. Dennis Darrell Jr. 31.33.43.60. 65.77.93.130 Setzer. Donna Denise 14.58.77.144 Setzer. Jane Carole 24.67.71.85. 106.130 Setzer. Lisa Renee 38.41.61.71.77. 81.85.106.138 Setzer. Lewis Bayne Jr. 77,144 Setzer. Michael Neil 91.144 Setzer. Pamela Lorraine Setzer. Sherry Roxanne 138 Setzer. Timothy Alan 49.102.130 Sharpe. Timothy Owens 46.54.91.144 Shelton. Sheila Elaine 61.77.81.104. 106.144 Shepherd. Samuel Murphy 50,156 Shepherd. Sydney Neely 50.106.144 Sherrill. Amy Carol 61.77.81.106. 130.69 Sherrill. Curtis Myron 150 Sherrill. Daniel Coleman 37.60.64.65. 93.138 Sherrill. Donna Gay 138 Sherrill. Ernest Todd 150 Sherrill. Gregory Gene 77.100.138 Sherrill. Mike Leonard 131 Sherrill. Nita Annette 61.86.145 Sherrill. Shelia Karen 81.86.145 Sherrill. Telicia Renee 14,106.131 Sherrill. Terry 46 Sherrill, Trudy Lynn 41.44.77.71.85. 106.138 Shook. Karen Lee 100 Shook. Ramona Warren 100.138.145 Shook. Ruth Jeannine 86.150 Shubert. Mark Daniel 54.100.150 Shuford. Fred Winslow Jr. 88,89.130.154 Shuford. Gerald Lee 151 Sigmon, Chuck Nelson Jr. 77,145 Sigmon, John R. 151 Sigmon. Kimberly Kay 14.67.85.102. 106.130 Sigmon. Leigh Ann 86.87 Sigmon. Lori Beth 86.151 Sigmon. Marshall Harrison 22,23.31.35. 37.43.65.66.67.77.134.138 Sigmon. Rex 108.117 Sigmon. Roy Eugene 30.31.43.50,51,60. 139.154 Sigmon. Shelia Jane 151 Sigmon. Telisa Amanda 145 Sines. Nolan Leroy 91.145 Singleton. Dixon Ray 31.130 Sipe. Norma Jean 77.85.100.106. 130.154 Sipe. Sible Denise 100,102.131 Slaughter. Sharon Elaine 106.139 Index 237 INDEX Smith. Darrell Mitchell 54.58.151 Smith. Delton Corbin 31,46.50,51.60. 91.106.139 Smith. Donald Henry 91 Smith. Elizabeth Mae 86,104 Smith. Judy Smith. Kimberly Annette 77.84.85. 100.139 Smith. Michael James 145 Smith. Nancy Elizabeth 81 Smith. Sandra Madena 86 Smith. Tommy Eugene 151 Smith. Tressa Jane 106,139 Smyre. John Macon 77.81.145 Smyre. Linda Jane 61.106.139 Smyre. Nina Gail 19.85.86,102,131 Social Studies Softball 44 Sophomore 140 Spencer. Charles Brent 46.81.145 Spencer. Denise Ann 71.139.154 Spencer. Julia Elizabeth 85.106.139 Spencer. Karen Leigh 61.81.86.146.151 Spencer. Linda 86.87.117 Spencer. Shannon 14,133.118 Spring Festival 22,23 Springs. Gerald Lee 145 Stallings. Mark Alvin 88.145 Steele. Kimberly Marie 145 Stephens, Tony Presley Stewart, Donna Fay 61.77.85,102.139 Stewart. Pete Nelson 19.132,95 Stewart. Samuel 151 Still. Brenda Lee Stinson. Kenneth Wesley 81,145 Stinson, Tim Lee 73.102.132,75 Story, Lawrence Anthony 106,133 Students in Action for Education (SAE) 106 Student Relations Committee Stutts. Tim Allen 88.100.151 Summerville. James Gregory 88.133 Swindell. Tamara Sue 133.95 Tt Talbert. Terry Tallant, June Evon 151 Taylor. Angela Grace 71,77.85.106. 133.69 Taylor. Katrina Paulette 77.85,102.106. 133.69 Taylor. Lisa Darlene 86.151 Teague. Nancy Jo 79,117.151 Teachers Aides Tennis 49 Tester. Vickie Sue 151 Thompson. Angela Kaye 86.151 Thorneburg. Tammy Lynn 145 Thorton, Karolyn A. 108.109.117 Throneburg, Audrey E. 110,111.117 Tibbs. Greg Alan 151 Tibbs. Jeffrey Lynn 91.139 Todd. Jack Alfred 88.151 Track 46 Travis. Debbie Rose Travis. Madeline Ann 151 Turner. Tammy Alesia 151 Vv Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) Volleyball Ww Walker, L. A. 117 Waters. Lewis James 106.145 Waters. Robin Renee 151 Watson. David Keith 21.104.132.75 Watts. Tammye Elaine 19.61.81,151 Weaver. Aileen 21 Weiss. William Wesley 139 Wentz. Julie Lynn 61,77.139 Wentz. Mark Edward 31,32.88,93. 133.154 Wentz. Rick 43 Wesson. James Bradley 31.33.50.60.65. 77.139 Wesson. Larry Keith 50.51.54.145 White. Coyte White. Gary Wayne 133 White. Lee Ray 88.151 White. Shelby Jean 106.139.75 White. Winnie Wilkes. Madeline 102 Wilkes. Pam Denise 151 Wilkinson. Anita Renee 93.145 Wilkinson. Curtis 85 Wilkinson. David Brian 31.88.104.139 Wilkinson. Freddie Wayne Wilkinson. Glenda Mae 81,151 Wilkinson. Sandra Gail 133 Wilkinson. Sean 14.133.118 Wilkinson. Timothy Blane 91.139 Williams. Andre 138 Williams, Jeaneen Renell 145 Williams, Michelle Lenise 145 Williams, Mitchell Keith 91.145 Williams. Quinton Eklin 88.139 Willis. Ira Dean 151 Wilson, Donna Denise 145 Wilson. Doris Ann 71.77.85.106.133 Wilson. Melvin Jack 151 Wilson. Laura Ann 77.81.106.145 Wilson. Lewis Warren 91.132.97 Wilson. Mike Eugene 132 Wilson. Norma Jean 44.102.139 Wilson. Suzanne Lee 151 Wimberly. Randy Nathan 31,60.139 Wineberger. Lisa Wireman. Mark David 88.151 Witherspoon. Denise Rene 59.81.106.145 Witherspoon. Lois Ann 61.81.151 Witherspoon. Susan 117 Wolters. Carolyn Denise 139 Wood. Marian Elizabeth 145 Woodlief. Robert Shannon 54,151 Woods. Gerald Wooten. Donna 86.87 Workman. Donna Marie 86,171 Wray. Jamie Caprice Wrestling Yy Yancey, Jill Renee 151 Yount. Timothy Wayne 133.95 238 Index
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